WORKOUT BOARD MEETING
SEE MADRID SITE BLUEPRINT APPROVAL
INVESTOR MEETING PARTNERS DINNER
Hello, and welcome to this week's episode of our show.
It is a great privilege to welcome today's guest,
our most recent cover story,
and the architectural world's biggest star,
Salvador Campodónico.
- A pleasure to have you here. - Thanks for inviting me.
Most of us have watched your meteoric rise
establishing you as one of Spain's premier architects.
Twenty-four hotels entirely remodeled in only six months.
How did you manage such a feat?
A lot of organization and very little sleep.
Can you tell us a bit about your day-to-day routine?
I wake up every day at 5:00 a.m. and work out.
Then at 6:00, I head into the office.
I love following a schedule. You could say I'm a bit obsessive.
Tomorrow, I'll need to leave at 5:55 instead of at 6:00.
So is that one of the reasons you're still single?
Yeah, you've got my number.
I've yet to find a woman who's willing to put up with my work schedule.
You've won countless prizes for your gorgeous remodeling,
and you're also the heir to a multimillion-dollar corporation
in the throes of a full-expansion.
And we've now heard a rumor that you're heading up the construction
of a new Campodónico luxury hotel,
the first of its kind to be built outside of Spain,
boasting an unprecedented seven-stars.
Is there any truth to this rumor?
I would love to lead such a project,
but the decision isn't up to me.
What I can say is that if I'm chosen for the project,
it'll be right up there with the Seven Wonders.
Are you ready to conquer the world?
The sky is the limit.
Let's give him a round of applause.
CAMPODÓNICO HOTELS
Dad, thank you for trusting me with this.
That trust comes with a price tag. Don't let me down, son.
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"The keys are at the bottom of the staircase."
Hi, Dad.
Look, this is the exact spot from the referral documents.
Of course, once you and the team get here,
it'll be much easier to discuss.
But I think this is the ideal spot for us to build our wonder.
Over there you have the Plaza de Armas de Cuzco.
And this here, will be the entire site of the hotel.
I really hope you like it.
Thank you, everyone, for coming.
I'm quite sure that as of today,
there'll be a before and after in all our lives.
And, above all,
for Cuzco's tourism.
I wish us all success.
Salud!
Oh!
TUPANANCHISKAMA HOSTEL
All right! Now let's dance!
Here!
Hey! Hey! Hey!
That's right!
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Are you my Tinder date?
- Come again? - Are you my Tinder date.
Oh no, I don't use Tinder. I just came down here to...
- Ah. - Do you know the blonde who was singing?
Of course, as though she were my own daughter.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Ooh!
Here.
What's this for?
The legend says that when the woman is into the man,
she lets the "cucurucho" burn.
- The coo? - The coocoo. The little paper.
Come on, light it!
Hmm. Hang on.
Mm.
This is better. Uh-huh.
But you'd better be very careful because that's my niece, matador.
- Okay? - Uh-huh.
Well, go on.
-Thank you -Uh-huh. Yes, yes. Go on.
Move a little. Shake those hips, honey.
Oh, yeah?
I don't wanna burn you.
I can't get burned if you can't light it.
Yes, yes, yes!
Bravo!
Aw, my lovelies! No, don't leave!
I'll miss you. You just got here.
If you ever want to spend some time on the beach, you know where to find me.
Hey, careful what you ask for, sis,
or I might even come with you.
All right, friends! I hope that tonight you are as generous
as you are liberal with your applause.
Because music will fill our souls, but it won't fill our bellies.
So I'm asking you to please fill up my hat.
Did you hear that?
Money, one dollar. My friend, one dollar.
Ah.
Ariana, come get the paints,
'cause tonight we're gonna be painting beneath the moonlight.
- I love you. - Come on! Show me your money!
Show, show, show me your money, gringo!
Come on!
Don't pretend you don't understand me.
Fill up my hat with your cold, hard cash!
I'm so sorry. Sorry about that.
I don't know what happened. I didn't see you.
- I'm sorry! - Uh, right.
Guess you don't know what a coat like this is worth.
For real?
Probably more than it should.
Not really. It brings me good luck. So, it's kinda priceless.
Well, it doesn't seem very lucky to me.
I'm sorry. I really didn't see you.
What do you need? Can I get you something?
No. Well, yes.
I wanted to congratulate you on your singing and dancing back there.
- I loved the cajón flamenco. - Yeah, the cajón flamenco.
The cajón is an instrument from Peru.
But when your fellow countrymen arrived and decided to settle here,
they saw it and claimed it as their own. Along with lots of other things.
But no, it was born here. In Ica, actually.
- Every day I learn something new. - Mm.
So do you work here?
For now, yeah.
You're not staying here though, right?
'Cause I don't remember us having a presidential suite.
- Mm. - Mm.
No, I'm staying next door.
- I don't know if you... - Campodónico.
You seemed familiar, but now I know why.
You see, I thought you were my Tinder date, but no.
- You're my Airbnb client. - Oh you're the owner.
Yes, I am Lichi Campos. I'm the administrator here
and the local custodian of the sacred land upon which we're treading.
How are you? Did you get what you need? Is everything good with the house and key?
Yes, of course. I found the key, but unfortunately, it broke.
I can go get it fixed tomorrow morning, but I'll need a bed for this evening.
I would offer you mine,
but my bed springs are a little bit worn out.
So, uh, they wouldn't last.
And so... You'll take care of him won't you? Yeah?
Treat him like a perfect little prince
who paid a lot of money up-front and in cash, won't you? A lot of money.
Very well. I'll leave you. My Tinder date is here.
- Lovely to meet you. - It was a delight to meet you.
- Night, auntie. - Bye.
Well, tomorrow I can bring this jacket over to the laundromat.
We'll see if they can salvage it.
Oh no, don't worry. I've got more jackets, or coats.
But, uh, what I really do need is a bed.
Would you like a single or shared room?
Uh, I guess it depends on who's sharing it.
- That... that's Quechua, right? - Mm-hmm.
- You speak Quechua? - I wish I were more fluent.
- My friends are teaching me. - What've you learned?
That in Quechua there isn't really a word for "goodbye," for example.
Oh no. How do they say it then? Or do they even say it?
They say, um, it's an expression.
They say "Tupanachiskama."
It means something along the lines of "until we meet again."
Anyway, I'm just learning.
Tupanachiskama. I love the way that sounds.
Yeah.
Yeah, so you...
...you don't dance a lot, do you?
Mm, sometimes.
But you already made a fool of me, so I'm good for now.
Isn't being a fool good? Huh?
I'm always making a fool out of myself.
And besides, you're looking too tense. I think you need to relax a little.
Just so you know, there's always someone at the front desk
starting at 6:00 in the morning.
- Thank you. - Yeah. If you need anything.
- Mm-hmm. - Well, I'll be there.
Okay? Great.
- Sleep well. - Uh, what time do you finish work?
Uh, depends.
I usually make my own hours.
Why?
Uh, in case you wanna grab a drink.
Handsome men don't do it for me.
They don't do it for me either. What a coincidence.
You sure? Not even a little?
Depends on how much I've had to drink.
Wow, that just made things exciting.
Do you like pisco?
No. Well, I don't like to mix. I already had a beer earlier.
What's happening? You sound like you're 80.
And besides, you're in Cuzco now.
You've gotta learn to relax.
All right, then.
You gotta be gentle with me. It's my first time.
Really?
I assumed you'd have more experience than that.
Well, anyway,
this hostel has a little welcoming tradition, okay?
It's the willkommen shot.
- I see. - Yeah?
- So it's three shots of pisco. - Great.
- Are you ready? - Yes.
- Salud. - Salud.
- Soroche? - Soroche? No, no. I'm perfectly fine.
I run three miles every single day.
Oh, okay.
- So you good for round two? - For sure.
Right. Of course, of course.
This is for you.
Don't underestimate the altitude now.
- Mm-hmm. - You be careful.
You traveling alone?
It's just me, myself, and I.
Mm.
So dare I ask if you're single?
Single with no commitments.
You?
Single, seeking no commitment.
- Hmm. - And you?
Either or.
Hmm.
- So tell me, backpacker. - Hmm?
You got any hidden talents, other than singing,
dancing,
- playing the cajón. Peruvian cajón... - Hmm.
...and face painting?
A few others.
- We on three? - Mm-hmm.
Yes.
Are you sure?
You're in Cuzco, man.
Do yourself a favor. Let go.
Salud.
No kissing on the first date.
Right, but this wasn't really a date.
Back to business news.
The share price of Campodónico Corp. is still rising
after the company announced it would build it's first seven-star hotel in Cuzco.
There are high expectations for the powerful corporation's project,
especially because the architect is...
- Thank you, Lau. - Thank you.
Good morning.
Mm! Good morning, good morning!
- Good morning, good morning! - Good morning!
Morning.
- Hi, good morning. - Good morning.
I think it's been years since I slept so late.
- Oh! - You're welcome.
So is there a local hardware store around here?
Oh, did I loosen a few of your screws?
- Mm! - One or two.
All right. Now, now, a little control.
Control yourselves, although, all of us, and I mean all of us, heard you two.
- Yes, and we also heard you. - Oh yeah?
- Yes, yes. - Oh!
A lady doesn't kiss and tell. Hmm?
- No, she doesn't. - Please excuse me.
I hope a gentlemen has no memory.
Whatever do you mean? What was your name again?
And you?
Last call for laundry! I'm leaving now, never to return.
- Hurry up! I'm going! - Hey! Here you go.
- Come on! Come on! - Merci beaucoup, Ari!
- Muchas gracias! We'll pay you later. - Thanks, Ari!
- Can you iron that one well, please? - Give me a discount!
This-this is how you do laundry?
Thanks, honey. I owe you one.
Here you go.
- I'll get it. - Ha!
The laundromat is next to the hardware store.
Uh, well, can I come with you?
Sure.
Hey, how long you staying here for?
Minimum one year, maximum two.
Wow! Sabbatical?
No, no, the opposite. I've come here to build a hotel.
Wait.
Here's the project.
A marvel of architecture facing a wonder of the world.
What do you think?
Hmm.
And did you did this one too?
Yes, but that was just a remodel in 2017,
but the corporation didn't approve that one.
Yeah, well, that makes sense.
What do you mean?
I... Well, I...
You're saying you wanna put a chunk of concrete and cement over here
on this pretty beach?
Do you know the Burj Al Arab in Dubai?
I do.
The hotel that was constructed on a huge, fake, man-made island.
That's it.
Don't you think what architecture can accomplish is amazing?
Totally impressive.
Just incredible.
Tell me something, do you wanna build an eyesore like that here in Cuzco?
This is going to be unprecedented for tourists.
There's only one seven-star hotel in the world.
And only one Machu Picchu. Except you can't remodel that.
You don't think we have enough hotels here in Cuzco?
Sure I do, but none of them are like this one.
Ah, okay!
Oh, so you're kind of a modern Francisco Pizarro, are you?
You've come here to conquer us once again.
Huh? No, uh...
I'm sorry. Did I say something that made you feel bad?
Did I say something that offended you? Because I thought we were in sync.
No. I don't get offended until someone shows me their true colors.
Just one more thing.
Are you interested in this house and this property because you...
because you want to build here?
The land is ideal, and the views are some of the best in the city.
The hostel isn't for sale.
You're not even the owner. You said you're just passing through.
The land belongs to my aunt,
and I'm telling you that it's not for sale and it will never be for sale.
Well...
...everything has it's price.
No.
You can't put a price tag on people.
At least not the people that I know.
Oh, and last night was a one-time thing. It'll never happen again. So we're clear.
Understood.
- Will that be cash or debit? - Thanks.
- I'll use the QR code. - Oh, okay.
Oh!
So give me all the gorgeous details from last night.
- Ooh, oh, oh! - No. There's nothing to tell.
Did you feel like Shakira and Piqué?
No. It's not funny, Lichi. For real.
Aw, honey, what's wrong?
I saw you sneak out of there at 3:00 a.m.,
and since then, I've been waiting for the d... d... details.
Come on, tell me, honey! Oh!
I slept with the enemy.
Why? Was it really kinky?
Auntie! I told you, I'm not in the mood!
So? You think I'm squeamish or what? You can tell me anything.
What is it? Tell me!
Oh, no.
Don't tell me he said something disgusting because if he did, I'm gonna punch him.
I can't believe I fell for his tricks like a loser.
At least it's a breakthrough.
Auntie, be serious! It's not funny anymore.
That's it! Spill the beans!
Explain to me how anyone whose got a brain
could prefer a cement building over this house.
This is our legacy.
The adobe, the stonework, everything! Made by hand.
I mean, we're in Cuzco. We're not in Dubai!
Cuzco is the beating heart of traditions and mysticism.
Our legacy lives in this place.
Now we're supposed to put cement everywhere
and install air condition so people can sleep?
You lost me at "cement." I don't mind a good air conditioner.
- But what are you really mad about, honey? - The colonizers!
They're like bugs! It'll be an infestation soon!
All due respect to insects,
I know how important they are. But thatarrogant, self-absorbed, oafish...
I mean, yeah, yeah, he's beautiful, but what is...
It's... Anyway, if I'd known that he came just so that he could cover us in cement,
do you think I... I could've... Ugh! God!
Maybe I should get his blueprints and shut him up...
Hey.
Yeah?
I'm telling you, he's trying to buy the hostel
- and you don't seem to care. - Huh?
I'm telling you...
Don't you get how important this place is to me?
And to our family's lineage?
- Hey! - Ah!
Ugh!
The guy really got to you, huh?
Oh! So sorry!
I know you've been waiting for this juice, but it's ready now. One second.
Oh my goodness.
Yes, that's exactly it. It'll be three or four million tourists every year.
Yeah, I've worked it out.
I'll send you the files with the spreadsheets, all right? Thanks.
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Yes?
Yeah, Purgatorio 420.
Uh-huh, I'm here.
So, let's see.
This area is where you did most of the renovations and improvements,
and this whole area is still untouched.
Mm-hmm. Yes.
Aw, what have we here?
The little prince couldn't handle his cold shower?
Oh, come on! With that boiler we can all have hot water at the hostel.
Hmm?
Can I ask you about those blueprints?
Sure, it's a free country.
What are they for?
- I'm sorry? - Those blueprints.
What is that? Why you being so bitchy?
Ah, this is what can happen when you fuck the Airbnb guests.
I'm sorry I had to go there, but good sex has it's consequences.
- What are they for? - What was that?
The blueprints.
Sal, honey, tell her.
We'll, we're looking at the viability of the land for construction.
- You're going ahead with the sale? - If it were up to me, I'd give it away.
- Oh, how generous of you. - Mm.
That's very sweet!
The two of you make a really cute couple. So cute.
Oh yeah? She thinks we're cute,
- Unbelievable. - Mm.
What about this area that isn't in the blueprints?
Who does that belong to?
Read 'em and weep.
- Oh! You decided to leave your room. - What? A person can't take a nap anymore?
A nap?
You've been holed up in your room since yesterday.
Still in a bad mood?
Oh.
Uh, actually, in Spain the siesta is no longer popular.
- Oh! - Naps are very important.
And you'd know that
if you weren't a robot that only knows how to work, work, work.
Is she always like this?
- Sometimes she's worse. - Mm.
This kind of feels like I'm on vacation, a vacation with the best home office ever.
Poor little you.
Poor little rich boy.
I don't wanna be near you guys. I'm gonna eat alone in my room.
Now then, where were we? I should just put these down.
You didn't play this. You switched 'em. You're cheating.
- Come on. - How could I cheat you?
- Lichi, I saw you. - I didn't. Check them. I'll close my eyes.
- Well then, let me check. - No, no, no!
- You play cachito better? - Don't think so.
- Cachito, you've played it. - You'll take advantage.
How could you not know cachito? What do you do in Spain?
Look. I found something.
What?
Clean it off.
- Let's show it to the boss. - Got it.
Sorry to bother you. We found this.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
The guys found this.
I think it's yours.
I had forgotten about all this.
I figured it was something you might want to see.
Um...
Thanks for the excavation of my memories.
Close the door on your way out, please.
Give me a break!
Can you explain to me why you're the last thing I see before I go to bed
and the first thing I see when I wake up?
'Cause your dreams are finally a reality?
You mean my nightmares.
I went to the front desk, but no one was there.
Customer service will start at 6:00 in the morning, sir.
Well, it's 6:13. Would you like me to get you a watch?
I'd like a little information about the tours.
Those tours are not for you.
- Oh no? - No.
Why aren't they for me?
They're for people who can handle cold showers and roughing it.
Ah, is that a requirement?
Bathing while on the tour?
I was thinking of Machu Picchu. That's a must-see, right?
Yeah. Of course, you'll need your selfie for Instagram.
Exactly.
How about the Salcantay tour?
Salcantay is a tour that takes five days.
An alternative to the Inca Trail.
Much too demanding for you.
One of my favorites.
And who's the guide?
Take a guess.
Well then, count me in. Do we sign up over here?
- Can I help you with that? - No.
Yes, no, not that.
- This, here. This as well. - This? But what should I do with it?
- Put it there. Over there. Taking that. - Where?
- This one too? - Why do you have this?
Well, it's...
And this is what?
Oh, this is very important. My beard trimmer.
- Oh, that's a no. Okay. Ready? Let's go. - No, I'll get it.
Hi there!
Right.
Yanil León and Fernando Espósito?
Nandito. Please just call me "Nandito."
- I don't relate to "Fernando." - Wasn't your group supposed to be six?
Yes. Except, what happened was that none of us will be able to make it.
We're not feeling too well.
Yesterday, I saw the most ugly penis I've seen in my whole life.
Okay. I get it, but you can't just pull out and cancel at the last minute.
Yes, but let me tell you something.
What happened is that...
What happened was...
See, what happened was...
The thing...
I wanna say...
For example, yesterday...
Something didn't sit well in our bellies.
Thanks for helping me.
The next tour is in a month. The minimum quota is five people.
To cover the expenses.
But I already set the days aside.
I canceled meetings with my father, the company...
Life isn't always about getting what you want.
Is that so?
I can pay for everyone else.
For all six people?
Seven, with me. Yeah.
- Right. Of course, daddy pays... - Is "Daddy pays" my new nickname?
It's super cute the way you sugarcoat things.
It's like saying a mini favor.
It's like the favor is sliced in two
making it seem like less of a favor, you know?
Oh goodness. I thought the puke would be a sure way to get rid of you.
No, I'm not that fickle.
I saw that beard trimmer. You're super fickle.
Seven soles?
Look, I could use this to draw the hotel I'm gonna build on your land.
This one takes away negative energy.
Uh, give me three of that. In fact, I'll take a whole truck full.
- Yeah. - Sure.
To get that negative energy out you might have to do it again.
You can't do it too many times. Bad vibes here.
- All right, turn around. - Now from behind. Turn around.
That! That! That one over there. What is it called?
Thank you!
Can I?
It's very helpful for people with diabetes.
Uh, hey, since we're gonna be together for the next five days,
- can I ask you something? - Does that question count?
Why does it bother you so much that I'm building a hotel?
Look! This city thrives off tourism. It's a good thing for...
No, no, no! This city doesn't thrive off of tourism.
It thrives because of it's culture and sacred traditions.
And tourism is just a consequence.
You live in a hostel. Don't you think that's a bit contradictory?
I'm pretty sure I have every right in the world
to put up a fight against the rich son of papa,
who wants to demolish my family's house just to cover it all up with cement.
I don't think it's that hard to understand why I dislike you so much.
Your aunt lives in the hostel, in her ex husband's house.
She's happy at the hostel. Besides, she'll be getting so much money.
Okay. Hang on. So you want me to say I'm grateful to you?
Do you want me to thank you because in two years
there's going to be a huge building to wake up to?
Instead of beautiful views of the mountains?
What does it matter? You don't even live there.
It's unethical.
And besides, did you even ask the people if they want a seven-star hotel here?
Who in this city, wants a seven-star hotel here?
Explain it to me!
I can explain it, okay?
But just because we have different ideas or different opinions
doesn't mean you can speak to me that way.
Okay.
I guess I'll have to keep working on my emotional maturity then.
Listen. How about this,
why don't we agree to disagree on things right now,
and try to have a good time anyway?
I mean, look at where we are right now. At the foot of this magnificent church,
We could take this opportunity to repent and make a purpose of amendment. Hmm?
I don't believe in religions.
All right. Uh,
then what do you believe in, Ms. Backpacker?
My mom had faith in the Virgin.
And you?
I just pray to my mom.
Here's our Uber.
Uberto!
- Ariana! - How you doing?
- Arianacha! - Get over here.
- My beautiful friend, how are you? - I've missed you!
- Everything's good. Uh-huh. - You good?
- Salvador Campodónico. How are you? - Pleasure.
- Where we going today? - Directly up to Salcantay.
- Into the wild mountains? - You know it!
- This city boy's gonna have trouble! - Nothing I don't deserve.
- You carrying any coca leaves? - Yes.
Yeah, you know you have to ask permission from the Apu.
- Don't worry, I will. - So, we're not gonna be walking from here?
Of course we'll walk, but we need to get to a higher point.
You really have no idea where you're going, do you?
Well, it's really strange, but I guess I'm starting to trust you,
Arianacha.
Watch yourself.
- How old is this car exactly? - I've had this baby since 1979.
'79? You sure it's gonna get us there?
See? Over there.
Yeah.
- What? - No, uh...
May I ask why you have the word "enema" tattooed on your neck? It's a bit odd.
It doesn't say, "Enema," it says "Elena."
Ah!
I met an artist in Colombia,
and she would only tattoo you if your story made her cry.
And so, I told her mine, and...
I wanted to get my grandmother's name
because she was the first person to encourage me to study art,
because she said it was the only thing that machines could never replace.
So the machine thing, that's what you told her so she'd cry?
No.
No, that wasn't the story.
You gonna tell me what it was?
No, I won't tell you the story.
I'm not in the mood to be comforted.
Al right.
Would you mind taking a photo of me?
It's super easy.
Put it in landscape, please.
Yeah. Open your arms up again.
- Like this? - Uh-huh.
I'm taking in good energy.
- That's not... Super explorer! - I'm like an explorer. Check it out!
Yeah, like this.
Oh! This photo's gonna get you so many likes on Instagram.
Oh! Hang on! check it out!
Take one like this, where I look like I'm thinking, you know?
- Yeah. - I'm staring at this
thinking of everything. How we're all connected.
Huh?
Looks good, right?
- Want me to take one of you? An enema? - Oh wow! What?
Ooh! Ah!
Not afraid of getting burned?
No.
I love fire.
It's my favorite element, even though I'm a Libra.
What difference does that make?
Because Libra is an air sign.
Which means, I should be more airy, more like the wind than fire.
Wind and fire is a dangerous combination.
You better believe it.
What kind of star rating would you give this hotel?
I don't think I've ever heard this much silence.
Silence is beautiful.
Are we almost there?
Ah! Stop asking questions like the donkey in Shrek.
You've asked me the same question ten times, you know?
You're absolutely sure we're not lost, right?
Because my watch is saying we've already walked 32 kilometers.
Yesterday, you said we'd walk 16 kilometers today.
Sixteen from yesterday is 32. What's up?
I'm not really into mathematics.
That's weird, since you're so good at music.
What's that got to do with it?
Mathematics is the system
that allows music to last longer than an instant.
It is to music what a pulsar is to the life in the stars.
Is that so?
My brain is never not thinking about numbers.
From a young age, I was obsessed with music,
and then it was mathematics.
Then in university, I loved architecture,
which led to investments, banks, bonds, interest...
You were on the right path, then you took a wrong turn.
I was on the right path.
- But are we on the right path now? - Come on!
Ariana!
Try to empty out your mind and just concentrate on your breathing.
Uh...
No, no. I don't really know how to empty out my mind.
I've never meditated.
No, uh, it's impossible for me to clear my mind.
I don't wanna bug you. We should keep going.
Start up again, because this is telling me it's gonna start raining here soon.
Please try it out.
Please?
- All right. - Come on, come on.
Sit like this.
Better to sit up straight.
Okay, concentrate on your breathing now.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Okay.
Keep going. Inhale.
Exhale.
Clear your mind.
Feel the sound of the water.
Feel the wind on your face.
- I fell asleep! - Yeah. I know.
I never sleep during the day.
You see?
It's very important to try new things.
I'm so used to thinking about something all the time, you know?
I never thought I was capable of clearing my mind.
Yet at the same time, your consciousness is open.
But now we better go. It'll be dark soon.
And I know that you, sir, do not like to be late.
It's time to go for more.
"It's time to go for more."
- Thanks. - Sure.
In my day-to-day life, I don't have time to think about nothing.
You live to put money in the bank.
I live to be able to have time for myself.
That's my luxury.
ABRA SALKANTAY ALT. 4600 METERS
Four-thousand, six-hundred meters.
We made it, man!
Do you want me to take it?
- No, I want you to be in it! - Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, of course. Together, so we can capture this moment.
Whoo-hoo!
Want me to take one?
Sure! Can you please take one?
Of course.
Ready, on three.
One, two, three.
One more. One, two, three.
One, two, three.
Are you two a couple?
Yeah, we're on our honeymoon.
Handsome couple.
Thank you. So are you.
Thanks. See you later!
Have a great trip! Thanks!
Thank you! Thank you!
Well, you're really turning out to be full of surprises.
Yeah, well, you're not the only one shrouded in mystery,
little miss prejudice.
Ha!
The altitude makes you think you're funny, huh?
What? What did they say?
They congratulated us on our marriage.
They said we make a beautiful couple.
No way. You're making that up.
No, I'm serious. I told them we were on our honeymoon.
Honeymoon?
More like, ice-moon.
I do not understand why people congratulate you
when they find out you got married.
See, I don't even understand why we still do it.
Because it's romantic?
Love and romance are overrated.
It's like being imprisoned. It's too possessive.
It's like being chained to a bridge or something.
I know it's a terrible metaphor for love,
but I can't stop picturing rusty locks just hanging on to an old bridge.
Right?
What in the world's made you so tough, I wonder.
I'm not tough.
No.
I just don't believe in romantic love.
Same goes for marriage.
I prefer tattooing myself. Doesn't hurt as much, and lasts forever.
- No, seriously? All right, another. - Another. Uh, cumbia or reggae?
Uh... Pfft, cumbia?
Very nice!
Cumbia.
Have you even heard cumbia?
Ugh, I don't believe this.
No, I'm the one that doesn't believe it. There's reception here!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DAD PRIVATE NUMBER
What are you doing?
ASSISTANT
- Come on, turn that thing off. - Just hang on a minute. Hang on.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Give it to me.
- No, no. Just wait. - Give it!
- Wait! Hang on! - No! You don't have to answer that.
Forgive me.
I really didn't mean to do that.
It was an accident. I'm sorry.
Maybe you could look at it
as an opportunity to finally get rid of your addiction.
My... my addiction?
Ariana, I've gone five days without coverage.
It's my work phone.
Yes, but you don't have to be working right now.
It's an opportunity to take time for yourself.
I am always working.
And my father wants me to stay connected, and stay on top of the emails coming in,
all the calls from the company and the board.
But you don't have to stay connected all the time.
Connect more with yourself. That's what you really need.
Who are you connected to other than yourself right now? Huh? Tell me.
It's really easy to say that, isn't it?
You run around the world without plans, without ties, or bags.
Nothing affects you. Tell me, who are you connected to?
Is it that hard for you not to have a phone?
No, it's not the phone. It's that you don't understand!
You criticize and criticize, but what are you bringing to it? Huh?
But what does that accomplish? Criticizing my wanting to leave a legacy.
You decide you're bored, you pack a bag, and you leave.
That's a convenient way to live.
You wouldn't even last a week.
Salva.
Oh Jesus.
You just can not keep your mouth shut.
No, you just had to open up your goddamn mouth.
Salva.
So you still mad?
At least now you know that we're not that different.
I thought that maybe we could take a detour.
To see if it could possibly put you in a better mood.
Wanna see it?
So are you feeling better?
Do you like the surprise?
I can't believe that there are hot springs up here.
I hadn't noticed the scar under your tattoo.
I like what scars represent.
They hurt and then they heal over.
How did that happen?
An accident.
So you know where you're going after Cuzco?
No.
- No? - No.
How can you live without knowing where you're gonna go next?
That's what I like most about traveling. Being totally free.
Oh, aren't you afraid of doing it alone?
Ha.
- Would you ask a man the same question? - Sure.
I'd ask a man. I mean, I'm not afraid, but...
I'm not sure I could handle not knowing where I'm gonna be all the time.
That's the beauty of it.
When there's no destination, you're never late.
And you're never lost.
You're always exactly where you need to be.
You prioritize the journey.
Like right now, for example.
Of course, we could've gone to Machu Picchu on the train with heating,
drinking nice tea.
But we would've completely missed out on this experience.
I wouldn't trade this trip for anything.
Mm.
We said that we wouldn't.
We can't.
What if we're exactly where we're supposed to be right now?
But you know I'm still leaving.
And I don't want to complicate anything.
I don't see any red thread around us. Do you?
Ugh! Told you I don't want to be in a relationship
or in anything that even looks like one.
We have a good time together.
We like each other.
- Mm. - Let's enjoy it. Just for now.
You really love to play around with fire, don't you?
Promise I won't burn myself.
No, I don't mean your final destination like in many years from now, but...
where are you itching to go?
Your next destination. What's on your bucket list?
That would have to be
Puno.
I don't know Puno, but I would love to go there.
I'd also really like to spend some time on a beach.
And you know,
we have some unbelievable beaches in the north.
- The sea would be great right now, huh? - Oh yes. The sea heals everything.
Well.
Here we are.
Are you ready to meet the Peruvian wonder?
I thought I had already met her.
It's official. I've been conquered by Peru.
We call that poetic justice.
Or karma, if you look at life in a negative way.
What?
- That was an affectionate gesture. - Oh, give me a break.
You're starting to worry me, Ariana María.
Now I wouldn't want you to make things complicated.
You are so stupid.
I would never be with someone like you.
Hey, we agreed you wouldn't fall in love with me.
I know it's complicated, but you did promise.
Yes!
Back to reality.
Hey, what's happening?
Hey driver, watch the road!
You okay?
Yes.
Sir? Sir, could you drive a little more slowly please?
Hey! Oh!
Madam, please sit down! And put on your seat belt.
- What seat belt? - There isn't one.
No, young man. Thank you.
I know.
Are you sure you're all right?
I just feel a little nervous on the highway.
That's all.
Watch where you're going!
What do you think you're doing? You trying to kill us?
You call that driving?
Everyone okay? Huh?
Well, hello, hello!
What happened?
Did you have another fight?
Oh my goodness.
I'll tell you,
I love my niece, but she gets crazier every day.
Can't believe she's in a bad mood again. Ugh!
It's not that, Lichi. She's just not...
not feeling very well.
Something happen to Ari?
No, no.
Well...
I'm not sure.
We were on a bus coming back here, and it started to rain.
And the bus driver kind of lost control.
At one point, it seemed like we were going to go off the road.
Then we all got out, and...
and then she didn't want to get back on again.
Hmm.
Does it maybe have something to do with Elena's accident?
My mother didn't die in an accident. My mother died of old age.
In her sleep.
Well, she talked a bit about an accident.
Yes, my... my sister died that way.
Her mother.
And Ari's father too.
She was the only one who made it.
She was 13.
I'm grateful you were with her.
- Truly. - No. Don't mention it, Lichi.
Thanks. Thank you. Hmm.
CAMPODÓNICO BOARD
DAD PRIVATE NUMBER
MANAGEMENT TEAM
EGOCENTRIC HOTEL CHAIN...
Why did you list only 200 rooms, when we projected 300?
I had to remove three floors
because we won't be able to build as projected.
Well, make it happen. Buy more land or build sideways for all I care.
The neighbors don't want to sell, okay? It's only 100 rooms less, Dad.
One hundred rooms at 400 euros a night is €1,200,000 a month.
Is the altitude affecting your math,
or should I just take it out of your inheritance, huh?
As soon as you have the meeting with the official from the town hall
that I set up for you, make damn sure that you call me.
You have to prove to me you're capable of playing in the big leagues.
Which you insisted on, by the way.
And don't you dare turn off your cellphone for that long again. I need you to stay...
- Salvador Campodónico? - Yes.
- And you must be the city counselor. Mr... - Toño.
- "Toño" to my friends. - Nice to meet you.
Well now, let's be clear,
I'm not here in an official capacity today.
- Oh no? - No.
Your father contacted me
and told me you're trying to build a hotel that's over four stories high.
Which requires a special permit.
- Yes, exactly. - Hmm.
Here is the project.
Our request has already been denied twice. Is there anything we can do about this?
Well, luckily for you and your father, I'm in a position of power
where whatever I say goes.
And I'm a really big fan of the Spanish football team.
- Oh wonderful. That's good to know. - Yeah.
Well, I'm all ears. What can be done?
Well, Salvador.
Let me ask you this.
How much is it worth to you?
Huh?
You know what I mean?
I see. I get it.
Hey, sweetheart, would you bring me an Americano?
Thanks.
Now then, shall we get down to business?
There you are.
Hey.
How are you? You haven't come out all day.
No, I wanted to stay up here and rest.
Okay.
Some scars just don't go away with time.
You can try to hide them, but they're always there.
Hmm.
You want a little muña tea?
- Yes. - Yeah?
Perfect.
Do you want it now or would you prefer to have it later?
Maybe later.
All right, then I'll stay.
I'm here.
You're okay. Mm.
Do you understand me or not?
Do you? I feel like you and I need to have better communication, huh?
Are you even listening to me? What? Do you have a name?
- Margaret, Mary, what? - Oh.
Look. She... she snuck into my board meeting.
Oh yeah? And since when do you have a board?
Since we got that boiler.
- Ah. - Ah.
So do they have names?
Yes.
This is Porko, and this is Rosita. They're dating. They're a thing.
So they like to keep it in the family?
- Well, we might still eat them. - No!
- That's not how you treat family, Lichi. - Oh, okay.
How are you?
- Mm. - Are you okay?
Working remotely is hard on your muscles.
Mock me all you like, but there's always some difficult decision to be made.
Mm. Must be difficult picking out bidets.
Mm.
Ah, come on. You've got to get used to my sense of humor.
Is that your sense of humor,
or your way of not letting anyone past your emotional limits?
No, uh...
Okay, okay, fine. Sense of humor.
I'll accept this euphemism.
Oh! Oh!
He's got your number. He's got your number, honey.
Uh-oh, the point goes to Spain.
Goal. Goal! Ah!
Thanks a lot, Lichi.
Well, maybe in the morning I'll give you physiotherapy.
Why not today?
Oh, today there's a party for Uberto.
Ah, yes, he invited me too.
- No, he didn't. - No. He didn't.
But, if you want me to come with you, I would be happy to.
- Pick me up around 4:00? - Is this a date?
You're gonna be on time, right?
- I am. - All right.
Everything you see we planted with Uberto when he was about 15 years old.
This is incredible.
You know so many magical places, huh?
Hmm? You haven't seen anything yet Just wait.
Arianacha!
Oh Hey!
- Uberto! - Arianacha!
How are you, beautiful?
Hello. My love!
- How are you? Salvador? - Yes. How are you?
You remember each other?
- Mm, yes. - Uberto, Salvador.
This is Urpi, she's like my little sister.
Great to meet you, Urpi.
- I have muña for the huatia. - Thank you, my sweet. Thank you.
Welcome! Let's go! Let's get ready for the huatia.
- What's a huatia? - A meal we make in an underground oven.
Everything goes into the oven.
- Everything goes in at once? - Yes, everything goes in at the same time.
And you'll get to try some of the 3,000 varieties of potatoes we got.
- Three thousand kinds of potatoes? - Yeah.
- Do you call them "potatoes" in Spain? - Oh, sure. Yeah. You should see them.
Here. Put them here. Just like this on the side.
- Hi, how are you? - More wood here.
- Hi, Donato. - Nice to meet you.
Come help me with this.
- Where'd the shovel go? - Watch yourself.
- Here we are. - I have it.
All right. Work through the rocks.
- Yeah, a lot of stones. Yeah. - Yeah, right.
- You gotta try with your other hand. - I'm sweating already.
Watch yourself.
You've gotta put your back into it. That's it.
- Maybe the width is perfect? - Oh no.
That's it. That's it. Now it's good!
There ya go!
Just toss them.
Yeah.
Nice!
We're gonna have a real feast.
- See what I mean? You like the taste? - You're right.
How is it? Good?
Ah, I've never seen her eat this stuff.
By the way, this one.
Try one. Come on.
- Try. Try. - Is that it?
- You'll like it. Go on. - Great. All right.
Salud!
You should let us hear it.
It's practically finished, but it isn't ready yet.
Have you heard it? Practically finished, but...
Maybe I'll let you hear it because you're like family.
But I can dance, you know?
You know I can dance, right? I mean, I was looking at Uberto's friend...
Your dancing is beautiful. You did really, really well.
- Wait, but are you proud of me? - Mm-hmm.
I'm very proud of you.
I tried.
All right, I'm gonna go to bed.
- Hey. - What?
Well, I thought I told you that I don't kiss on the first date.
Yes, that's right. That's right. I completely forgot.
The memory of a gentleman.
Forgive me.
Fine, I forgive you.
See you in the morning.
- Hope you sleep well. - You too.
Thanks for tonight.
Ah.
SEND ME THE SIGNED CONTRACT!
STILL NEGOTIATING. IT ISN'T SIGNED YET.
YOU'VE BEEN AT THIS FOR MONTHS
IF I DON'T GET IT BY TOMORROW MORNING, SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR "WONDER PROJECT."
The Scream by Edvard Munch?
Yes, but this is my take on it
because the other scream was really dramatic and sad,
and I prefer comedy.
Did you know that this painting of his
was inspired by a mummy that he saw from Paracas?
No, I did not.
- Well... - Is that near Lima, by chance?
Yes, it's in Ica. Three hours from Lima.
The culture of Paracas dates from before the Nazca.
You've heard of the Nazca Lines?
- I've heard. - Yes.
I hope I get to see them.
Life will lead you to them.
Hmm?
What?
You have something to ask me.
Yes, I'm a witch.
I don't tell everyone I'm a witch because they don't treat witches very well.
But I see you with my witchy eyes, and you...
...you have something to ask me.
- Hmm? - Well, it's...
I'm not selling the hostel.
Lichi, it's only 400 meters.
It's... it's like less than half of this garden.
Have you noticed that no one wants to talk about the beauty of aging?
Well, I do.
And I want to die here.
And through my ashes,
I want to be reborn as a happy tree in the sacred valley.
Now tell me, what's more beautiful than that?
With this offer, you can buy as many acres of the valley as you like
and come back as a forest.
Hmm.
I can see why Ari has you under the microscope.
I hope she finds something honorable.
Hmm.
What do you want?
Auntie, how are you?
- Hmm? Mm. - You okay?
Oh, be careful with that, please. Its little roots.
Auntie, no! I can't believe you're eating Porko's cousin.
One piece of bacon a year is all right.
Hey, where are the brushes that Salvador bought?
My workshop.
Mm-hmm.
So, you're gonna sell?
No. No, I'm not sure yet.
You don't know yet?
Am I stuttering?
You just heard me say, "I'm not sure. I don't know yet."
No, I don't know yet.
You're having doubts.
I mean, Ariana!
They're offering me more money than I ever could have imagined in this life.
Okay.
I suppose everyone ultimately has their price.
Listen, I'm not gonna sell them the hostel.
I'll sell them a part of the garden,
and then we can buy a piece of land in the valley.
And we can finally have more animals.
- And turn the garden into a bigger... - Okay.
I think the time has come for us to part ways.
- Ari... - No, it's already been eight months,
which is way longer than I though I'd be here.
Why are you leaving?
Because I don't want to watch them destroy my memories of this house.
Your memories will stay with you always.
- What are you running from? - I'm not running! Who's running?
You say goodbye here, you say goodbye there.
You pick up and leave anytime you like.
You say goodbye to people all the time.
Are you afraid of missing something nice?
You traveled for 20 years before you came here.
What did you miss out on?
Don't be afraid of putting down roots, Ari.
Only beautiful things will grow from you.
I don't believe in what's going to grow here.
Ariana!
I don't wanna talk to you.
- Just wait. - I don't wanna look at you.
- Please, just leave me alone... - Wait a minute.
- I don't wanna talk to you... - Hang on. Wait! What happened?
"What's happened?"
I don't like people who manipulate and lie. And that's what's happened.
Don't touch me!
- Where are you going? Wait a minute. - Leave me alone.
Ariana! Please, wait!
Ariana!
Salvador, what's going on here?
- Who is that crazy woman? - What are you doing here, Dad?
- Yeah, happy to see you too. - I'm serious. Why are you here.
Why am I here? I'm the solution to the problems that you're having here.
I said I'd handle it, okay?
Yeah, but I'm here to do you a favor.
We have partners who... Hey! Here!
Listen, our partners would prefer to invest in the marvels of Egypt
because the manpower is cheaper, and If we don't find a solution right now,
I'm gonna lose my investment.
And you'll be relegated to remodeling forever.
I'm here to make you take things seriously, okay?
Come on. Let's go.
All right, give me the progress report. What's up with that woman?
This house costs the same amount as toilet paper in Spain does.
Offer them more money.
This isn't about money. That's what I'm trying to tell you.
- I'm sorry. - Lichi.
Forgive me. I didn't want to interrupt you.
Madam, allow me to introduce myself.
I am Alberto Campodónico. And I would like to speak with you.
No, I'm not gonna sell.
It's a good offer, but we're willing to sweeten...
Please, Dad, this is not the time!
- Do you know where she went? - No, I don't.
We are Spain's largest hotel chain...
Please, Dad. She already said no. Leave her alone.
In the 35 years I've been directing this corporation,
I have never taken "no" for an answer.
Madam...
...I would be willing to double whatever my son has offered you.
But I'll need an answer from you, and I'll need it now.
Sir, my answer is still no.
It's no. Understood?
I'm sorry, Salvador.
- I'm sorry. - No.
Lichi, Lichi, wait.
Where the hell are you going?
Whose side are you on?
For the first time in my life, I choose mine.
You can't just treat people like that.
She said she wasn't interested. Have some respect.
Who do you think you are to talk to me like this?
I just want to do things the right way.
Because of that woman who's having a tantrum?
Don't fuck with me, Salvador! You still haven't learned to separate these things.
Business is business!
That isn't the point.
We are talking about millions of dollars here...
You already have millions of dollars.
And there are other kinds of business models.
Our corporation
won't be using any new models.
Well then, I quit the corporation.
Oh, so that's your solution?
I don't feel represented by this corporation.
Thanks for the opportunity.
THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL
You really don't know where she could've gone?
Some people don't want to be found.
She mentioned the beaches up north and also Puno.
- She couldn't have gotten far. - Yes, but she's taken all of her things.
Should I even be looking for her? Will she even want to see me?
You know her better than anyone.
Well, life is full of surprises.
But you have to be willing to let it surprise you.
So, is that a yes? Lichi, help me out!
Hmm. I've seen the two of you very happy together,
and it's very rare to find that.
Some people never find each other.
Yes, and that's the most difficult thing to do. Harder than any job.
- Right? - Definitely.
So, what then?
If you want my opinion, I'd say, uh, let's go with plan B.
- Hmm. - And what is plan B?
Plan B.
- What's plan B? - Well, plan B is...
- It's plan B. B! - What is plan B?
It's plan B! B, like existence. Like, find your place. B!
So I should go, all right. Where am I going?
Well, I mean, If you wanna go north, you have to take a plane,
then you have to buy a ticket and they're expensive.
She has no cash, so...
- Puno! - She's always wanted to see Puno.
- Head to the station! - Right!
- Thank you, Lichi. I'll call you! - Mm! Good luck!
You sure it's here?
- Yes, this is it. - Thanks, Javier.
- Over here. - Uh, yes.
- Hello. How may I help you? - Hello. Is there a train to Puno?
It left ten minutes ago.
- And when is the next one? - In two hours.
- Great, I'll take one ticket, please. - Okay.
Good afternoon.
- Welcome aboard. Go ahead. - Thank you.
CUZCO-PUNO
CUZCO
PUNO, 3827 METERS ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
ANY NEWS ON ARIANA, LICHI?
NOT A WORD
UBERTO, HAVE YOU SEEN ARIANA?
NOT SINCE THE HUATIA
I haven't seen that woman. I'm an Aymara. Where would she be?
Are you sure?
- No. - All right.
All right. Thanks very much. Thanks.
Thanks for your help.
Over here!
Cool! Wow!
- What is it? - Come here!
- You're just trying not to move. - Obviously.
- You took everything, right? - Obviously.
Hi there.
Hi, excuse me.
- What's up? - Have you seen this woman?
Mm.
- No. Haven't seen her. - Mm.
Why? Is she missing or something?
- No, I'm just looking for her. - She's beautiful.
If I find her, I'll keep her.
Are you on vacation here?
Sort of. But I have to go back to Spain.
- Mm. - Mm.
And you guys?
- We're here to paddle. - We have a channel on YouTube.
We do extreme sports.
Today we're filming here, then we go to the coast.
And from there, we go straight up to Mexico nonstop.
Literally.
Great plan. I would love to go.
Well, you can do it if you want.
We have an extra seat in the van. You can come along, Columbus. How's that?
Good one.
Thanks anyway, but my ticket is booked.
Too bad.
So, do you love this place?
I'm in love with it.
You're not the first, and you won't be the last.
I believe that.
- Well, thanks, friends. - All right. Good luck.
- Is it cold? - Yes.
- Icy! - It's incredible. You should go in now.
- Thanks. - Good luck.
THE LITTLE PRINCE
OF LOVE AND SHADOWS
LOCATION DETECTED
Yes! Yes!
DEVICE FOUND
PARACAS - ICA, PERU 1064 KM, 6 METERS ABOVE SEA LEVEL
- I'm so excited! - What? Who is that?
- Should we record him? - Maybe.
What's up, Columbus?
Still have room for one more?
But of course!
- Room for ten! - You going to the sea?
- Yeah, to Paracas. It's in Ica. - Hmm.
Near the Lines of Nazca. It's like three hours from here.
Yes, of course we know it. We're local.
So, did you manage to find your backpacker?
I think she's in Paracas.
She activated my old phone, which is great. I thought it was dead.
- Save it for the car ride. - Yeah, let's get you in here.
- Jump in! Come on, let's go! - That's it!
- All right. - Start it! Come on!
- Yeah! Video! Video! - Okay!
- We kidnapped a Spaniard! - We caught ourselves a Spaniard!
PUNO - PARACAS
We're taking him to Paracas!
THANKS FOR VISITING THE LAND OF THE LITTLE BULL
Okay, so the trouble all started when...
...I showed up to build a hotel.
- Which isn't happening. - Good! She convinced you not to!
- No, I decided on my own. - Yes!
- She convinced you not to! Yeah! - She did! She convinced you!
She put a spell on you, right?
Please, please, please!
I need one of you to cover me at reception.
A blue sea dragon has been spotted.
- What here? - That's right. Here.
What is that? Is it a kind of little fish or what?
No, it's a mollusc that's endemic to Peru. It's very rare for it to appear here.
It usually produces in five bays.
And now it's here. I'm begging you, pretty please.
As resident biologist for the last four years at this hotel,
I've never taken a vacation. I'm asking you, please, please.
- It's okay. Go ahead. - Thank you.
- Hey. - All right. See you.
Okay, but why is it so difficult to find here?
Because they tend to prefer to inhabit the very frigid waters of the Pacific,
and it's very difficult for them to lay eggs.
- The male is in charge of making the nest. - Mm.
And then he performs an elaborate ritual for the female
so that she enters the nest.
If she deems his ritual acceptable,
she enters,
she lays her eggs,
and then we never see her again.
She leaves.
Ah, so the dragon mama's crazy?
- That's it.. - Wow, there's so much to learn from fish.
- Are you ready to meet Memo, son? - I'm ready!
Let's go find Memo!
Aw!
How are you settling in? Do you like your room?
- I love everything so much! - Aw!
And I'm finally here with you and it makes me so happy!
I'm glad.
What a funny old biologist.
Basically, it represent duality.
Each side opposing the other in exactly the same way.
It's kind of like, uh, a bridge.
Or like a ladder that symbolizes the link between two opposites.
One from above and one from below.
Day and night.
Or light and dark.
- That's cool! - Mm!
The Incan Cross is thousands of years old.
Hey, this tourist knows more about my country than I do.
My history teachers didn't teach us as well as you did.
Mm.
These are paciencia cookies. I haven't eaten them since I was young.
How many did you buy anyway?
Uh, ten, I think.
When I saw their name I took it as a sign. I was very excited to buy them.
- I think we're getting close. - Mm.
Yeah, this way.
- Can I borrow your elastic? - It's your lucky day, Columbus!
- The elastic? - Great. Thanks.
- Oh yeah. Sure. Here. - Yeah? Mm-hmm.
Okay, we'll be there in two minutes.
Yay!
We're coming, Mariana!
- Yup, yup! Mariana? Ariana! - Ariana!
- Yeah! We're here! - Ariana! Ariana!
- Where? - Okay, hang on.
- Oh yes! The little dot! - Hey man, thank you.
Thank you so much.
- Thanks. - Take care of yourself.
- Go on! - Woo!
- Good luck! - Go on. Hurry! Good luck, man!
- Let's get our stuff out. - Hang on. I'll be there in a sec.
Careful!
I think you might like this one.
What are you doing here?
Did you really think I wasn't gonna come looking for you?
I didn't want to listen to you.
And I still don't want to listen to you.
Maybe it's because you're afraid of what I have to say.
You think I'm afraid of you?
I've resigned from the corporation.
And my job.
That's the first thing. The second thing is Lichi misses you very much,
and also doesn't understand why you left like that.
And the third thing, and it's in no way less important,
Porko and Rosita have become parents
to three cuties who are already eating like big piggies.
I'm glad.
And it turns out the hotel,
the seven-star hotel I was going to build is not going to be built.
And as for me, if you were wondering,
I'm thinking about taking a yearlong sabbatical.
I can't shake the idea of living by the sea for a while.
Yes.
It's a pretty tempting idea living by the sea, right?
Someone once told me the sea heals everything.
The salt heals everything.
Can you imagine a house on this beach?
Built out of wood.
With a glass ceiling
to be able to see the stars.
And a garden.
Everything made sustainably, everything eco-friendly.
All recycled.
But won't you still be on your sabbatical?
Have you ever been kitesurfing?
No.
You let yourself fly.
You go with the flow of the wind.
Oh my goodness!
Would you like to fly with me?
Are you really sure?
But are you gonna be able to put up with me?
I don't know.
And you with me?
Doubt it.
Well, that's perfect because I think we're made for each other.
You grab the rope like this. See the way I'm doing it?