Hello.
-Ready? -I'm ready.
We should wait for Gio. I told him what time to be here.
-I hope he doesn't kill the vibe. -He would show up late.
I mean, who shows up late to an app--
I mean, he invited himself.
He did invite himself.
In a minute, it's access denied.
-Yeah. -Close that gate.
-Close the gates.
There's Mr. Man here.
-I match your car!
-It's like a tangerine dream. -Wow.
This is OC real estate.
Alex, well done getting in here.
-I know. -Yeah.
This is a very exclusive listing. I mean, at that caliber, of 106 million,
not only are agents not gonna be letting just anybody through the door,
but sellers aren't gonna be letting just anybody.
Respect is earned in this industry, which I have.
-Let's go. Ready? -I'm ready.
Oh my--hi!
How are you?
We're great, how are you? Alex Hall with The O Group.
-Hi, good to see you. -Hi, nice to meet you.
-Hi. I'm Gio. -Hello, thank you for coming.
-Hi, Gio Helou. -Gio, Jill, nice to meet you.
Thank you so much for getting us in.
Of course.
-We're beyond excited. -Only special people.
It already feels like a resort when you walk in.
It is an estate, and I will start and say, as we discussed,
this needs to stay confidential.
We really don't open that. This is a very exclusive property,
and we just open to a specific agent
that has a potential reach to a specific clientele.
-With a "B," I should say. -Right.
-No millionaires, only billionaires. -You have the best of us.
The Oppenheim Group, we specialize in very high-caliber clientele.
I am the top dog here at The Oppenheim Group,
and I am a fucking rock star.
So if anyone has a "B" client for this house,
it's moi.
-Hey, good. Show me the money. Let's see. -Yeah.
-Shall we get straight to business? -Absolutely.
Catwalk here.
Oh… my God.
You guys.
I feel like I'm on a cruise ship.
-Oh, my God. -More like a luxury yacht.
Oh, my God!
This is insane!
Look at the water!
Just when we've awed you enough,
look up.
So the roof actually opens, and the bed rotates.
-What? -So depending on the stars and the moon,
you can rotate your bed to look at what's…
Oh my…
The whole billionaire comment is making a lot more sense now.
The roof is literally opening.
I feel like this is James Bond's house.
It's so romantic.
If you can't get lucky in this bed, you are in big trouble.
Uh, who brought him?
I see a lot of beautiful homes, but this is top five for sure.
-No. -This is the very best.
-Very impressed. -This is not even one.
It's, like, above the one.
-He's so Newport. "It's my top five." -There's no comparison.
Gio, I said don't say anything to embarrass me, okay?
We're a new office.
We're all trying to work together, but Gio's such a tool.
He's such a tool. Who says that?
Like, ugh, I want to crawl out of my skin.
I'm like, sh, sh, sh!
Shut up! Don't talk like that.
I have a Newport bias.
You know, I specialize in Newport and rarely come to Laguna,
but any day or time for a house like this.
-I wanna see more of this beautiful house. -Yes. We'll follow you.
-Thank you. -Let's go.
Head down to the library.
Wow, look at that water. Focus.
You ladies and those heels.
-Gio, you have no idea. -The challenge.
Look at the view below you.
Notice the glass bottom.
-I don't want to step on it. -Right.
-Careful, Alex. -Scary.
Wow.
Look at that.
-Beautiful. -I love these concrete accents.
So bringing us, I think, outside to the deck.
-Could have some fun out here. -That's for sure.
I love this pool.
Ladies, I have to ask, what is the commission on this?
The seller is paying 3% to the cooperating broker.
-Three percent of the sale's price? Yes.
Okay.
-Doing the math? -That's very unusual. In a good way.
That's unheard of at this price point.
Don't get me started on the commission on this house.
That's about three million dollars. You know? It's incredible.
I've never heard of that.
Even at, like, a $20 million, it's usually one percent, but…
I guess the seller's motivated.
And also at this price point, keep in mind you're buying a mini resort.
You've got private beach access.
There's a fitness room, the only private tennis court in Laguna,
parking for over 25 cars.
-Parking for over 25 cars? -Yes.
I'll let you guys look around.
-Thank you. -We'll be hanging there.
-Thanks so much. -Okay. We would love that.
Wow.
-Three percent commission at this price? -Right.
I'm still stuck on that.
-That number? -I was not expecting that.
That's a game changer.
-That's a life changer. -So beautiful.
-Gorgeous. -I know. It's stunning.
We have to see the rest of the house.
My favorite part of the house, the kitchen.
-I like. -It keeps going and going.
It's definitely a chef's kitchen.
I have to go check out this garden.
-Check it out. -Beautiful.
All we need are our bikinis.
-I'm mad. I mean, my bag isn't big enough. -For a bikini?
-I would've figured it out. -My bikini would fit in there.
So how's everything going at the office?
-It's going well. -Yeah?
Yeah, I'm super excited to be here.
I could, like, kind of feel the tension at the office already.
These people are crazy. That's all I'mma say.
Seriously though, like…
I understand people that give off certain vibes for sure.
Yeah. I've just been hearing crazy things, and I try to keep to myself,
because you never want to join a new office and start making enemies.
-You know what I mean? -For sure.
I'm really observant. I just… I hear it all.
A thing I've noticed since I've been at The Oppenheim Group
is that it comes with its own brand of office politics.
My focus is on succeeding here.
You have to have that tunnel vision and that focus,
or else you won't make it.
I haven't even scratched the surface of the potential,
and how much money you can actually make down here.
-It's incredible. -I don't think any of us have.
I feel like you have. You've gotten a good taste.
I've never sold a $106 million house.
We're getting closer.
Ladies, you have to see this private garden.
-Really? -Come on.
-The garden. -It's just getting better.
-We're coming. Okay. -The Garden of Eden? I need to see it.
-The garden. -Look at this garden.
-Right? -How cute.
It's like out of a storybook.
-Grass in Laguna Beach? It's unheard of. -Right?
-Yes. This is so cute. -I am not walking in that.
-Wait for me. -Brandi knows how it's done.
-This is stunning. -Oh!
-You can hear the waves crashing. -Yeah.
-Oh, my God.
Brandi, I know you're new, but welcome to the OC.
I'm here for it all.
A new office means new agents.
And new agents means new listings.
This is amazing.
There's nothing better than a new challenge.
We're building a business, but I'm building a future for my family.
None of us are going to crumble under the pressure.
Hey, it's Brandi from The O Group.
I have the most amazing listing for you. We have to see it right away though.
Two Alexandras are better than one.
There's no better team than she and I.
Two for the price of one.
Having this as my backyard, I'm selling the lifestyle I grew up in.
On a confidence scale from one to ten,
I'm a fucking 15.
I drive an orange Porsche. It's my homage towards Orange County.
It may seem like paradise, and for the most part, it is…
Can you send over the DocuSign for the property in Laguna?
We need to confirm staging as well.
Kids, let's go! Go.
…but it takes a lot of work to make this look easy.
Buckle up.
My brother Brett and I have real estate in our blood.
We're the fifth generation in our family to work in Los Angeles real estate.
My brokerage, The Oppenheim Group, has had so much success in LA
that we're opening up a second office
in one of the most affluent parts of California.
Orange County.
Oh, look who's here. The bosses are here.
Double trouble.
After spending a year building out this office,
I've hired a full staff of talented agents,
and we're officially opening the doors to The Oppenheim Group in the OC.
They walk in sync.
Back to work, everyone.
-Hey! -Hey, guys!
Hello!
-What's up? -Good. How are you? How was that journey?
-How was what? -The journey down.
-How was traffic? -I barely understand you sometimes, Polly.
-I'm speaking English. -I thought you said, "Jersey down."
-I'm like, you were in New Jersey? -God.
Guys, let's get this team meeting started.
Right now?
-No, in 12 minutes. -Perfect.
-I'm gonna… -Twelve minutes, 30 seconds.
…sit here and wait 12 minutes.
I'd like to catch up with everybody's real estate activities.
I'll start with you, Kayla.
Yeah, um, I have been just door knocking and cold calling.
I'm working with a lot of buyers.
My last brokerage, I'd done tons of transactions with buyers,
so now I'm here to really work hard and get my first listing.
I appreciate you cold calling and door knocking,
because that's something I've never done and never would do.
Yeah. I've been cursed at, I've had doors slammed in my face.
One time Jarvis and I door knocked, and a guy sprayed his hose down our shirts
when we went to the house.
-But you said you got the listing? -I wish!
Well, since there's three Alexandras in a row right now…
-Alex, um… Yes. -Alex.
There's a lot of Alexandras in the office.
We're over-fucking-populated.
But I go by Alex.
So the only person who calls me by my full name is my mother.
-Let's start with Alexandra Rose. -Yeah.
We're showing Dolphin on… tomorrow to a Motocross owner.
-Okay. -Kayla, I know you've been door knocking.
And this is a good listing, and we got it from door knocking.
Well, door knocking, then we cold called the guy.
So keep going.
My ambition is to be the biggest real estate agent in America.
Or should I say North America?
I don't know.
A $20 million listing from door knocking and cold calling?
-See? You should door knock more. -I still will never do it.
-Polly. -I closed my first deal over a million!
-Congratulations!
-Ring the bell. -Yeah, ring the bell! Get up there.
-Yeah, you go ring it, Polly! -Ring that bell, girl!
-Just one ring though for a million. -Okay, I'll just do one.
Thattagirl.
I want to remind everybody we have a huge opening party coming up soon.
And it's not just a party. I want everyone to have fun,
but this is also an opportunity
for everyone to bring their wealthy clients.
We're really introducing this brokerage to the community.
So don't get shit-faced.
Get right below shit-faced.
-Deal. -Yeah.
And, guys, we're coming in strong.
There's a reason you're all sitting here.
Some of you have experience.
Some of you have done some pretty impressive sales, already have listings.
Some are newer than others.
I didn't just hire people based on their experience and success.
I hired people because I believe in their potential.
We built something very successful in Los Angeles,
and we didn't come down here to fail.
I have very high expectations.
I want this brokerage to be the biggest and best in Orange County,
so let's get back to work.
-All right, what a beautiful day. -I know.
Oh, they cut the shrubs!
Oh my God.
That happens when you don't micromanage everything.
I would say I am pretty much a perfectionist.
Some might call me a control freak when it comes to business.
I've got two kids and I'm a single mom, so failure is not an option.
-Ready? -Yep. I'm excited!
Oh my God.
Isn't it beautiful?
-You can see the coastline. -You can see dolphins.
Like you're living in a cruise ship.
-Right? -Oh my God, look at this!
This is amazing.
You can see surf and sand.
You see all the city lights at night.
You can see down Newport Coast.
Alex Hall has a great listing.
It's perfect for my buyer, a bachelor that wanted views.
You see it right when you walk in.
I think it would be great to double end it with Hall
and keep it within the brokerage.
-Is that construction? -Yeah.
But they aren't allowed to go past that roof.
Every buyer in Laguna is always worried, "Is it going to obstruct my view?"
I'm not worried about it, it'll cover crap you don't want to see.
-Those houses. -The street.
Yeah, then your eye just goes straight out.
-I love it. -You know?
Everyone thinks construction is terrible, but it's actually not.
it's a sign that people are still investing in that area.
It's going to mean property values are going up,
and the construction period is only temporary.
-My goodness. -It needs a hot tub.
-Show me more. -Okay.
-Two beds, three baths. -Right.
Almost 1,700 square feet.
Okay.
So he's already gone.
-It's vacant. -It's vacant, yeah.
-This is staged. They did a great job. -Does he cook?
-Um, he does, actually. -Really?
Personally, I'd probably reface the cabinets.
I think he would do, like, a white.
Don't redo the cabinets, just reface them.
No. Are they…?
-Soft close? That's an easy fix. -No, I know.
-I always feel good when you, like… -Shut it and it's soft?
And it slows down, I'm like…
Anyways.
-I'm sorry. -Okay. Okay.
Okay. That's an easy fix.
-Let's go see downstairs. -Okay. I'll follow your lead.
-There's a balcony from every bedroom. Okay.
And there is-- Obviously we get even closer to the water here.
-There it is! -Yeah.
Wow.
-Um… -Here's the bathroom.
-Don't-- I know. -What… What is this?
-Don't laugh.
Is this a tub?
-I think so.
I know.
-And I was writing the description… -Uh-huh.
…I was like, "Is it a one-person tub or a two-person tub?"
-Only one way to find out. -I know.
-Let's test it. -I fit. Like…
-Hey! -What?
-Let me get in there with you. -I know, it's so low.
-Okay, careful.
Beep, beep, beep, beep.
-Right? -Beep, beep!
-Okay. -We're tiny. We're two tiny people.
-Look, you can still see the ocean. -I know.
-It's so romantic, right? It's cute. -I know!
-I wish I had champagne here. -I know!
-A little… I love this. -I know.
I'm changing the description. It's a two-person tub, right?
-Yep, we just tested it out. -Okay, I'm changing it.
-Oh, a little sunset! -I know.
-That view, it doesn't get better. -I know!
-The sunset! -You're glowing right now.
-What do they call that? Golden hour? -I don't know.
The only hour I care about is happy hour.
So this would be good for, like, a rental, right?
Long-term rentals here, prices are crazy, through the roof.
Oh, for sure.
Lots of bachelors don't wanna commit to buy.
"Buy this, rent it out."
They can't commit.
-Most bachelors have commitment issues. -Yeah! Just a little.
-If he's interested-- -He's ready to go.
-No contingencies, just ready to go? -Yeah.
-It would be cash. -Okay.
We'd probably go on at 299, to get, obviously, multiple offers.
So if he wants to see it, I can get him in before we even go live.
-I'd love to get in before it's on market. -Our first deal.
-I know. Let's sell this shit. -So exciting. Okay.
It's really nice to have a colleague like Alex Hall who is supportive.
I'm not the most experienced agent on the team,
but I want to be the number one real estate agent at The Oppenheim Group.
I think I can do that in less than five years.
Um, give me three.
-Let's take golden hour to happy hour. -Yes!
Rose and I are the top-producing female agents in the office.
I'm not sure of any other female in the office who even has
a listing over $10 million.
So we run circles around them.
We're really unstoppable.
I love this view.
It's so beautiful.
Could you imagine having dinner at this table every night?
-Yes, I could. -Look at this kitchen.
Yeah, it's gorgeous.
Even the art. It's beautiful.
Damn, he's good-looking, look at that body.
-Zeus? -Yeah.
-I love the primary. -Oh, my gosh, look--
I don't think anything needs to be staged in here.
I think that it's ready to go.
It's sexy, it's clean, it's state-of-the-art.
-His pen collection is insane. -Yeah, it's super impressive.
He told me that he has one of Abraham Lincoln's pens.
Maybe we could sign our final paperwork with it.
-Yeah, for good luck. -Yeah.
Was Abraham Lincoln the first president?
-No, that was George Washington. -Oh, okay.
-Gently rub it to the sides. -With my hand?
-You're gonna get dirty. -Let me wash my hands.
I love hosting pizza night.
That's how I express my love. I feed people.
This is a very old family recipe.
I want you to feel like when you come to my house,
you're taken care of. Have a glass of wine, relax. Let me host.
Let me love you and feed you.
Knock, knock!
Come in, come in. We need your help.
I'm running so behind.
-She put me to work. -How are you?
-Take your jacket off. -Yeah, take your jacket off.
-Girl, take it off! -I'm getting serious.
I know pizzas are normally round.
But not in my family.
So how do you guys think everybody's doing work-wise in the office?
Well, I think Tyler, you know, coming from where he came from with his dad--
I think his family is four generations in real estate in Laguna Beach.
I've known him for like, actually a really long time.
Did you date?
-No! I knew him through mutual friends. -I was just asking.
And we never met.
-What was that about? -Nothing.
-Nothing, we never met. Do tell!
-It's weird-- -No, something's there.
I think we might have matched on Hinge once, like, years ago.
It's a very small town, okay? There's a very small dating pool
before everybody starts getting married and having children.
But Tyler's very happily married,
and I'm happy for him.
I'm going to have to get you to make another pizza if they don't show up soon.
-I'll leave it for Polly. -Make Polly do it.
Polly will fuck it up.
She'll be like… "What do I do? I don't know."
Then someone else will end up doing it.
-Hello! -Speak of the devil.
-Speaking of! -Hi!
You always bring me flowers, you're so sweet.
-Red, right? Both of you? -Please.
Thank you.
Did we extend this invite to everyone, or are we the select few?
I invited Brandi, but she's hanging out with her kids,
and Tyler's with his wife.
I'm surprised this many people made it.
-We're all so busy. -I'm always down.
You're enjoying that! You're like a cat. See? Yes!
-What do we on this one? -Classic?
Unpopular opinion, is there, um, pineapple here?
-No. -No.
Don't… Don't say that.
-Don't offend her. -I thought we were friends.
You want barbecue sauce too, with chicken and cilantro?
-Starving. -Bring it in.
-Eat. -Love a place that just says, "Eat."
-Mangia, mangia. -Thank you.
Pizza, pizza!
Oh, that's good.
Compliments to the chef!
-Alex, good job, this is so good. -Grazie!
-That's dangerous. -I feel drunk.
Oops! Oops!
-I didn't touch it! -I thought you were holding that!
-You're holding the bottle. -I know, but you went like that!
Um…
I wanna know who everyone's dating. We haven't talked about that tea yet.
Are you dating?
Like, you guys know, I've dated girls, I've dated guys.
As of right now, I think they're both equally crazy.
-Glad you said that. -Do you?
-So there's no preference? -No.
-I'm 29 so, like-- Yeah. -You're so young.
I always forget that you're not 30 yet.
I always forget. Like, all of my twenties, I was married.
Like, I was playing the wifey, doing that thing, and it's like…
So, you guys just went separate ways or…?
-No, it was a plane crash ending. Yeah. -Okay.
We took vows, and I took those vows very seriously.
I got married for the rest of my life, and he was unfaithful.
I saw pictures on his phone of him with two women.
They were--
Yeah, they were prostitutes. So…
Great. Thank you for that.
So, what's your situation? Are you dating right now?
Kayla's never dated, ever.
Well, I've dated, but I've never really been in, like, a real relationship.
What? Ever?
-No. -Ever?
-Ever. -Did you want to or no?
Of course, I've always wanted to. But I was pregnant when I was 17,
and I had my son when I was 18.
An then, when I got pregnant, my parents kicked me out of the house.
-So I was living in shelters. -Why'd they kick you out?
Um…
Because she got pregnant.
'Cause I got pregnant. And they, you know…
Religious views or something, or…?
You would think that. But it was more so like, you know,
"If you want to keep this kid, then you got to leave
or you have to find an adoption family."
And then I ended up actually finding an adoption family to take my son.
-And when I was seven months pregnant,
I literally woke up and was like, "I can't give up my son."
-Right. -What did you do?
You got kicked out, living in homes…
Yeah, so I told them, "I'm keeping my son,"
and then they were like, "Okay."
And they took me in the car
and drove me to a shelter and dropped me off.
That was the hardest thing for me,
when my parents disowned me at the time that I needed them the most.
But I've grown as a woman, as a mother.
If I didn't go through those hardships,
I wouldn't have accomplished as much as I have today.
I've heard the story before, and it makes me, like, cry again.
It's so horrible.
Well, yeah.
Also, you said "baby daddy," where was he in the picture?
-Was he a boyfriend, or…? -He was my boyfriend at the time.
I mean, it takes one time to get pregnant.
That happened to me.
-Literally one time? -Yeah.
-One time. -Fuck.
And you're 17.
I really think that you're a fighter. Like, you're crushing it, like…
This is literally rated happiest job in the world, being a Realtor.
-Is that true? -Yes!
I'm very happy.
-Yes. The happiest job. -I don't know if I believe that.
I'm stressed as fuck, but I'm happy.
9-to-5 with micromanage--? Fuck, no.
Has anyone seen the new, uh, Dolphin Terrace listing?
I haven't seen it.
So, like, Alexandra Rose and Alexandra Jarvis
bring in some great listings,
but this, like, weird, awkward energy that starts coming in.
-She's mental. -A bit like--
-Why do you hate Jarvis? -She's the worst person in the world.
-Why do you think she's the worst? -I hate her.
Polly hates everyone. I'm surprised Polly doesn't hate me.
I've tried to bond with her.
I thought you said "bone."
-Good for you. No, I-- -"Hate" is a strong word to say too soon.
I've tried to speak to that girl…
She probably doesn't understand what you're saying. Half of us don't.
I literally speak English!
Yeah, British English! You're like…
And she's like…
She always gives you a weird look because she doesn't know what you're saying.
She does!
Honestly, Jarvis is cool as fuck.
-You'll see. -Here's the problem about Rose.
When I first joined, we were making calls together, door knocking together.
You guys were close.
We were close!
I'm so excited to be working with you.
When I first was at the brokerage, I was working with Kayla.
She kind of buddied up with the rest of the girls
once you and I started working together,
and just gave off bad vibes and bad energy,
and I feel like she completely used me. I taught her everything.
I think she's just jealous about us working together.
You know, I came along, and you and I just hit it off.
It just, I don't know, rubbed me the wrong way.
So I just don't think that I want to work with her.
Slowly but surely, she started talking shit on every single person.
Not you, she has a crush on you.
-She talk shit about me? -Yeah.
She even talked shit to me about Jarvis, and she's closest to Jarvis,
her only friend in the office.
As soon as she told me that, I said, "I'm done with her. I'm cutting her off."
I'm not fucking with her.
Everything that I just said, I can say in her face because she knows--
You say that, but she called you out and you froze.
Because she called me a fucking bitch.
Rose was talking shit about the other agents,
so I called up Jason and I told him, "Either you say something or I will."
And he said, "No, no, I will talk to her."
And, uh, she apparently didn't like that
and ended up calling me a fucking bitch.
After you cross that line of disrespect, I'm fucking done.
I feel like she's timid.
-Yeah. -She is not timid.
-No? -No.
But she's getting $20 million listings--
What I don't understand-- What I will say to her face,
"I don't understand how you can be so awkward with me, and we're friends…"
You're not friends.
"…then you go to a door and you get a $20 million listing? How?"
She-- It worked.
There's something else there. And I'm like, "What's happening?"
-I wanna see that door knock. -I'm like, "I wanna see it."
-Maybe she's more calculated. -"You're so awkward with me."
That's what I'm saying. She gets them, though.
Maybe she's a fucking genius.
Maybe she is a genius.
-That's what I think. -I don't want to be that kind of genius.
I can't believe the girls have the audacity
to spread rumors about how I get my listings,
about how they think that I must sleep around to get big listings.
That's so pathetic.
They have no idea what I've done to get where I am.
I've been in the business for 3.5 years.
When I first started, I door knocked, I cold called alone.
I mean, I hit the pavement.
They have no idea… the homes I've sold, who my clients are.
So the fact that they're doing that is just-- They're fucking jealous.
At the end of the day, I think we all need to have a conversation with her…
-I agree. -…to get negative vibes and energy out.
I would've loved to have that conversation with her.
They're just jealous, is what it comes down to.
We have this amazing $20 million listing.
-What do they have? -Nothing.
So, you know, it just makes sense.
All they'll try to do is make accusations about you and how you got clients.
They'll probably do the same to me, but, you know what? We're both eagles.
Eagles fly alone, and birds fly in flocks.
-It's true. -And they're a bunch of birds.
I'm sure she'll be at the launch party.
I would love to clear their energy. Just clear the fucking… energy.
-Just shove some sage up her ass. -Cheers to that.
To mending with Rose.
-No. -No.
-No!
To good vibes, and taking over OC as well.
And taking over OC!
Perfect evening for a party.
Oh yeah, look at this.
-Hi. Good to see you. -How are you?
-You look nice. -Thank you.
-Great party. -Yeah.
-How are you? -You look beautiful, love your dress. Hi.
Good to see you, Alex.
I wanna introduce you to my dad.
Oh, nice to meet you, heard a lot about you.
I'm glad that I was able to get your son on board.
-What's up, man? How you doing? -Hi.
-You look so sharp tonight. -Thank you so much.
-Can we do this like…? -Once a month?
-That's reasonable. -Once a week.
-Hi, gorgeous. -How are you?
-Good to see you.
And you.
Jason's throwing this huge launch party for the office,
and the office is stunning.
He just took over this very well-known building right on PCH,
in the middle of Newport Beach,
and he wants to come in with a bang, and he's gonna do it.
We're gonna do it.
There is some like, crazy money.
There is some like, fuck-you money down here, you know?
You have red lipstick on your teeth.
-It's gone. -Aw, I love us.
We always pick each other up instead of…
Yeah, I want to always be like,
-"No, this? You got it." -Yeah.
-I love that. -Yeah.
-You look great. Cheers. -You do too.
-Cheers. Hey, how are you? -Good.
I didn't even recognize you. I was looking at your dress,
and then I realized it was you.
Yeah, it's me.
-It's me! -Yeah.
Yeah, it's me.
-I'm just gonna go top up my lipstick. -All right, I guess, time to party.
You don't have extra, do you? Polly?
-Hello. -I'm Pam.
-Polly, pleased to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
The agents usually snub me around the office.
To be honest with you, I thought it would be different at the launch party.
I've done nothing to you, and they're acting like I just, you know…
killed their mom or something.
Seriously.
-Nice to meet you. Austin. -Patrick.
You look beautiful.
-Oh, hi! How are you? -Hi.
-Good, how are you? -So do you!
-Gorgeous dress. -Yeah, lovely, I love this.
Jarvis and I have worked together for six months.
It was good to see you.
-You too! Have a good night. -You too.
The first time she says anything to me is when I'm talking to Brett.
Coincidence?
Jarvis just came up to me and was like, "Hi! You look beautiful."
Just be the bigger person.
Well, I mean, she's very skinny. Like, I am the bigger person.
Like, I'm the bigger person.
-She's tiny. -Oh my God.
-Hi. -Hi.
Oh, this is nice.
I just know we can get you, minimum, minimum…
26, 27 million for your house.
I want to hug you, but I don't want you to snag me.
-Do you all have…? -You look so pretty.
-Did you invite clients? -I did, and I brought two friends.
Good.
This is Nick.
-How have you been? Are we good? -What?
-Are we good? -I don't know.
I feel like you haven't talked to me in like-- Nothing.
I think you and I should talk because…
To be honest, you give me this look sometimes and I feel you don't like me.
I thought you liked me, and then, like, energy changed in the office,
and I thought that…
Everything that happened with Kayla, it's like you kind of went dark on me.
-Yeah. -It was all you guys and--
-Like a little clique. -Yeah.
And you guys would all just, you know, hang out outside of me.
But you guys never, ever talk to me, ever.
-But do you understand--? -Never invited me to your outings.
I want to talk to her.
-Right now? -Yeah. Where is she?
-Want me to go with you? -Yeah.
-Alex… -What did I do?
We have to stop the negative energy though.
I don't wanna come to the office again and just try to smile at you,
and you look at me like I'm shit when I've always been nice to you.
So I just wanna clear the air now.
I just want us all to get along, but I don't want to have negative vibes--
Is there, though, negative vibes?
Still? On your part, Rose?
Yeah, we have our past that I wish we could have resolved and…
Yeah, I wish we could've resolved it too.
But we've, you know, after everything that went down,
like, we never talked.
You never called me, nothing ever happened, so…
It's unresolved.
It's unresolved. Yeah.
-But I had no reason to call you. -You had no reason to call me?
Because she told me a bunch of shit.
-I told you? -She told you?
At dinner that night.
-What did you say? -I told you shit about Kayla?
That she said about me.
You told her you don't want anything to do with me.
Are you kidding me? This is news to me. I never said any of that.
She's full of shit.
She's completely full of shit. Never happened.
She told me a lot of shit that she had talked about me…
-Honestly-- -…then made that one comment about you.
Why would I lie about that? I'm not.
Are you talking about that story about how you got the listing,
how, like, supposedly you slept with someone?
-Yeah. -What?! What?!
Did you say that I said she only got those listings because she fucked the developer?
No!
Girl. Your lies are like…
I'm not lying about anything.
-You and Kayla should have a one-on-one. -I think you and I should talk.
Yeah, it's really a bruise, you and I.
Okay, let's talk.
It started trickling,
it became a snowball effect of you talking crap on everyone.
And I started getting really bad vibes.
And so I finally went to Jason, I'm like, "Look, either you handle it or I will,
and trust me, you don't want me to handle it."
And Jason specifically told me, like, "No, I'll handle it."
I'm like, "Good."
And that's all that happened.
I don't know what Jason told you or how he told you, whatever,
but you obviously didn't like what you heard,
but…
I just felt, like, used and abused a little bit.
What would I use you for? Honey…
I'm a single mom, I have my own business.
I don't need to use anybody. I have my own shit going on.
-Why didn't you call me? -Because I was so livid.
You called me a fucking bitch.
I don't care how much we disagree,
I don't care how upset we get to each other.
I will never call you a name outside of your own, ever.
Yeah, I'm sorry. I was drinking, and I apologize.
I was wrong… calling you a bitch.
I don't want this to happen again.
I don't want this to happen again either.
Okay.
Yo. I can't.
Oh fuck.
Oh my God!
Getting this first listing means I deserve to be here.
One day I'll own one of these houses myself.
Cheers to new big things.
[Alex This is what's going to sell this house.
-Don't worry, girl. I got you. -Yeah. Thank you.
I really just want to show everyone this is the level I play in,
and to not fuck with me.
Ready? One, two, three.
Oh my God!
Oh my God. Oh my God.
You play with fucking fire, you're gonna get burned. I'm fuckin' done.
The loudest people in the room are the weakest.
Be careful. I wouldn't be surprised if she went behind your back.
Take her off the listing.
One thing about them tables…
They turn.
She, like, genuinely tried to kiss me.
She lost her dignity.
She's literally saying no one has to know.
The dirty little secret. I'm sorry.
It's out there.
-You're a husband fucker. -You're fucking bullies.
Bad, bad, shit, shit, bad. Stop.
-Tension has been high. Yeah. -Yeah.
Shut the fuck up.
-She's a snake. -We all know who the snakes are.