Her Boss Fired Her, Not Knowing a Secret Billionaire Was in Love with Her! — Transcript
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- 0:02Please, could you spare something for me
- 0:04to eat?
- 0:05>> She only came here because she knew rich
- 0:07people would be coming. What a joke.
- 0:15>> Please, my daughter, I'm hungry.
- 0:19>> People like you are very annoying. Drink
- 0:20this.
- 0:22What a joke.
- 0:36>> Ma'am, are you okay?
- 0:38>> My daughter, I'm hungry.
- 0:41My daughter, do you have anything I can
- 0:44eat?
- 0:48>> This is mine. You can have it.
- 0:50>> And what will you eat?
- 0:52>> I'll be fine.
- 0:55>> The desserts go through there, please.
- 0:58>> Of course.
- 1:04>> Daisy? What are you still doing here?
- 1:07>> I just finished the delivery. I'm
- 1:08leaving now.
- 1:09>> Good. This isn't a party for employees.
- 1:12>> I know.
- 1:17Have a good night, Mama.
- 1:19>> May kindness follow you, my child.
- 1:28>> Madam,
- 1:29they're waiting for you inside.
- 1:32>> I've seen enough.
- 1:36>> Did anyone impress you, Madam?
- 1:38>> One did.
- 1:48>> Madam, your grandson is waiting
- 1:49upstairs.
- 1:50>> Good.
- 1:51Let him wait a little longer.
- 1:59>> Oh.
- 2:02>> Finally.
- 2:05>> Grandma, can we please get this over
- 2:06with?
- 2:07>> No introductions yet. Come with me.
- 2:13Thank you all for coming tonight.
- 2:17But my grandson will not be choosing a
- 2:19wife tonight.
- 2:20>> What? Then why did you make me come down
- 2:22here?
- 2:23>> Because tomorrow you and I need to talk.
- 2:25>> Talk?
- 2:27You invited all those women just to send
- 2:29them home?
- 2:30>> I learned everything I needed to know
- 2:32tonight.
- 2:33>> So what now?
- 2:34>> Tomorrow you start working.
- 2:37>> Working where?
- 2:44A bakery?
- 2:46>> You'll work there like an ordinary man.
- 2:49>> Grandma, I run companies.
- 2:51>> Tomorrow you'll learn to take orders.
- 2:57>> So I'm really doing this?
- 2:59>> And no one there is to know who you are.
- 3:02No driver, either.
- 3:04>> You're enjoying this.
- 3:05>> Very much.
- 3:13>> Wait, doesn't he look familiar?
- 3:15>> Him?
- 3:16>> Please, he's the new employee. You
- 3:18probably saw him wandering around
- 3:20somewhere.
- 3:21[laughter]
- 3:25>> You're the new employee?
- 3:27>> Yes.
- 3:28>> Daisy, show him what to do.
- 3:30>> Come on, I'll show you around.
- 3:35Okay, [music] press this first, then the
- 3:38item.
- 3:41You deleted the whole order.
- 3:43>> I thought that was the confirm button.
- 3:44>> You really haven't done this before,
- 3:46have you?
- 3:46>> Apparently not.
- 3:50>> Table three, and please don't drop
- 3:52anything.
- 3:53>> I can carry a tray.
- 3:54>> Oh.
- 3:57>> You were saying?
- 4:00>> This job is harder than it looks.
- 4:01>> Finally, something we agree on.
- 4:08Daisy, don't you have work to do?
- 4:10>> I was showing him the tables.
- 4:12>> And you, try not to break anything.
- 4:14>> I'll do my best.
- 4:17>> She's always like that.
- 4:18>> I noticed. [laughter]
- 4:22>> You're definitely not a bakery person.
- 4:24>> And you are?
- 4:25>> I've been baking since I was little.
- 4:27>> So, you actually like being here?
- 4:28>> I like baking. Working for Tina is
- 4:30another story.
- 4:32What?
- 4:33>> Nothing. I'm starting to understand.
- 4:39>> Okay, that one's actually good.
- 4:42>> I learn quickly.
- 4:43>> Don't get too proud. You still nearly
- 4:44dropped two coffees.
- 4:46>> You're not going to let that go, are
- 4:47you?
- 4:47>> Absolutely not.
- 4:52>> You delivered to that big ball last
- 4:53night?
- 4:54>> Yeah, I dropped off the desserts and
- 4:56left.
- 4:57>> You didn't stay?
- 4:58>> For what? To chase some billionaire I've
- 5:00never met?
- 5:04>> Fair enough.
- 5:06If working for Tina is so difficult,
- 5:08why stay?
- 5:10>> I'm saving.
- 5:11>> For what?
- 5:13>> My own bakery, one day.
- 5:16>> You'll have it.
- 5:17>> You barely know me.
- 5:19>> I've seen you work.
- 5:21Mind if I sit?
- 5:22>> Go ahead.
- 5:23>> That's all you eating?
- 5:24>> It's enough.
- 5:26>> You work harder than everyone in there.
- 5:27>> Hard work doesn't always mean more
- 5:29money.
- 5:30What about you? What were you doing
- 5:31before this?
- 5:33>> Office work.
- 5:34>> That explains a lot.
- 5:39Daisy, your break is over.
- 5:41>> I still have 5 minutes.
- 5:42>> Not today, we're busy.
- 5:45>> Okay.
- 5:47>> You too.
- 5:48>> Of course.
- 5:51>> These all need to be packed before the
- 5:53next delivery. Okay.
- 5:55>> You're not doing all that by yourself.
- 5:57>> You don't have to help.
- 5:58>> I know.
- 6:02>> You, go clean the tables out front.
- 6:04>> I can finish helping her first.
- 6:06>> I didn't ask you to help her.
- 6:08>> All right.
- 6:11I'll come back.
- 6:17Everyone left?
- 6:18>> Tina wants all of this finished before
- 6:20tomorrow.
- 6:20>> And she left you here alone?
- 6:22>> I'm used to it.
- 6:24You can go home.
- 6:26>> Then I'm staying, too.
- 6:31You do this every night?
- 6:32>> Most nights.
- 6:33>> How you getting home?
- 6:34>> Bus.
- 6:35>> At this hour?
- 6:36>> I've survived this long. Where are you
- 6:37going?
- 6:38>> With you.
- 6:39>> You don't even know where I live.
- 6:40>> Then I guess you'll have to show me.
- 6:41[laughter]
- 6:41>> You're strange, you know that?
- 6:43>> I've been called worse.
- 6:46>> So, which bus do you take?
- 6:49>> Whichever one gets me home.
- 6:50>> You don't take the bus, do you?
- 6:52>> I'm learning.
- 6:53>> You're definitely strange.
- 6:55You can go. I'll be fine from here.
- 6:57>> I'll wait until you're on.
- 7:01>> Thanks for walking [music] with me.
- 7:03>> Get home safe.
- 7:05>> See you tomorrow?
- 7:06>> I survived one day. I think I can handle
- 7:08another.
- 7:20I'm ready.
- 7:28>> How was the bakery?
- 7:30>> Exhausting.
- 7:32>> Only exhausting?
- 7:35>> There's a girl there.
- 7:36>> Oh.
- 7:37>> Don't start.
- 7:38>> I didn't say anything.
- 7:40What's her name?
- 7:45>> Daisy.
- 7:47>> Daisy.
- 7:48>> Why are you smiling?
- 7:50>> No reason.
- 7:53[laughter]
- 7:57>> Oh, no.
- 8:03>> Girl, stop.
- 8:32>> You sure he's just some random employee?
- 8:34>> Of course he is.
- 8:40Elmer, right?
- 8:42>> Yeah.
- 8:43>> You're settling in pretty quickly.
- 8:45If you need anything around here, you
- 8:47can always ask me.
- 8:49>> Daisy's been helping me. I'm good.
- 8:56>> You and Daisy seem pretty comfortable
- 8:57already.
- 8:58>> She's been helping me.
- 8:59>> Just be careful. Daisy gets attached
- 9:01easily.
- 9:02>> She doesn't seem like that.
- 9:04>> You've known her 2 days.
- 9:06>> Long enough to know she's been good to
- 9:07me.
- 9:12>> What did she want?
- 9:13>> She told me I should be careful around
- 9:14you.
- 9:15>> She said that?
- 9:16>> Mhm.
- 9:18>> You don't have to believe her.
- 9:20>> I don't.
- 9:22I'd rather decide what kind of person
- 9:23you are for myself.
- 9:26>> Daisy, I need you in the kitchen.
- 9:29>> But I'm helping Elmer out here.
- 9:30>> He can manage.
- 9:31>> I'm still learning.
- 9:33>> Then I'll help you.
- 9:35I'll be in the back.
- 9:40You know,
- 9:41you don't have to spend all your time
- 9:42with Daisy.
- 9:44>> She's training me.
- 9:45>> I own the place. I could train you.
- 9:48>> I think Daisy's doing fine.
- 9:51Daisy, hold on.
- 9:53>> Ah, I had them.
- 9:54>> Clearly.
- 9:55>> I did.
- 9:56>> Sure you did.
- 10:00>> Girl,
- 10:01I don't think he's interested. [music]
- 10:03He will be.
- 10:06>> Daisy, this order needs to leave now.
- 10:08>> All of these?
- 10:09>> Yes, and they're already late.
- 10:11>> I'll help.
- 10:12>> You're supposed to stay here.
- 10:13>> You have enough people out front. She
- 10:14can't carry all this alone.
- 10:16>> Fine, but don't take all day.
- 10:17>> Come on.
- 10:21>> You really didn't have to come.
- 10:22>> You were carrying half the bakery.
- 10:24>> I've done worse.
- 10:25>> That's not something to be proud of.
- 10:27>> You always something to say?
- 10:29>> Usually. [laughter]
- 10:31So, how long have you worked for Tina?
- 10:33>> Long enough.
- 10:36This is it.
- 10:38You okay?
- 10:39>> Yeah.
- 10:40Just thought I recognized the place.
- 10:42>> Come on, office boy. Time to carry
- 10:43[music] something.
- 10:44>> You're never letting that go, are you?
- 10:46>> Probably not.
- 10:53>> Excuse me.
- 10:54Have we met before?
- 10:57>> I don't think so.
- 10:58>> You look very familiar.
- 11:00>> I get that sometimes.
- 11:03>> Come on, famous man.
- 11:06>> Can I ask you something?
- 11:08>> Depends.
- 11:09>> If Tina treats you like that, why do you
- 11:11stay?
- 11:13>> Because bills don't care if your boss is
- 11:15nice.
- 11:16Besides, I'm saving for something
- 11:18bigger.
- 11:19>> Your bakery.
- 11:20>> You remembered?
- 11:22>> I listen.
- 11:24>> Come on, office boy.
- 11:28You know,
- 11:29you don't act like someone who needs
- 11:30this job.
- 11:32>> What's that supposed to mean?
- 11:33>> You're too calm.
- 11:35Too confident.
- 11:36>> Maybe I'm just good under pressure.
- 11:38>> Or maybe there's more to you.
- 11:41>> Maybe.
- 11:43You really want your own bakery that
- 11:45bad?
- 11:45>> I don't want to work for Tina forever.
- 11:48I want something that's mine.
- 11:49>> You'll get it.
- 11:51>> You sound pretty sure.
- 11:52>> I am.
- 11:58>> So, what made you leave office work for
- 12:00a bakery?
- 12:01>> I needed a change.
- 12:03>> That's a pretty big change.
- 12:05>> Maybe I needed to see what life looked
- 12:07like outside an office.
- 12:09>> You really are strange.
- 12:11>> You keep saying that.
- 12:13>> See? You survived another assignment.
- 12:15>> Barely.
- 12:18>> Welcome to Sweet Bites.
- 12:28Can I get you anything?
- 12:29Perhaps something sweet. I'm sorry. Have
- 12:32we met before?
- 12:34>> I don't believe so.
- 12:36>> You just look familiar.
- 12:38>> I get that sometimes.
- 12:43>> What would you like?
- 12:45>> You choose.
- 12:46>> Trusting me already?
- 12:48>> I have a feeling you make good choices.
- 12:59>> I hope everything is perfect. I'm Tina,
- 13:01the owner.
- 13:02If there's anything you need, please let
- 13:04me know.
- 13:06>> We've met before.
- 13:08>> We have?
- 13:09>> I never forget a face.
- 13:14You made this?
- 13:15>> Yes, ma'am.
- 13:16>> Then I chose well.
- 13:17>> Thank you.
- 13:19>> Very well, indeed.
- 13:28>> Grandma. What are you doing here?
- 13:31>> I wanted to see where you've been
- 13:32spending your days.
- 13:33>> You almost gave everything away.
- 13:35>> Relax. Your secret is safe.
- 13:38So,
- 13:39that's Daisy.
- 13:43I like her.
- 13:45>> Grandma.
- 13:46>> What? I said I like her.
- 13:48>> Don't start planning anything.
- 13:50>> I don't have to.
- 13:52You're already doing that yourself.
- 13:58>> Who was she?
- 14:00>> Just someone I know.
- 14:01>> She seemed to know you pretty well.
- 14:04>> She's known me a long time.
- 14:06>> Mysterious office boy strikes again.
- 14:09>> You ask a lot of questions.
- 14:11>> And you avoid a lot of answers.
- 14:13That woman seemed to know you.
- 14:15>> She's an old family friend.
- 14:18>> She didn't look like someone who hangs
- 14:19around bakery employees.
- 14:21>> People can know each other without
- 14:22having the same job.
- 14:24>> You're getting more mysterious every
- 14:25day.
- 14:26>> Maybe you're just too curious.
- 14:28>> You seem pretty interested in Elmer.
- 14:31>> What?
- 14:32>> Do you like him?
- 14:34>> He's my co-worker.
- 14:36>> That wasn't my question.
- 14:38>> Why do you care?
- 14:40>> Because I do.
- 14:42>> What does that mean?
- 14:44>> It means stay away from him.
- 14:47>> You like Elmer?
- 14:49>> I said what I said.
- 14:55>> Everything okay?
- 14:56>> Yeah.
- 14:57>> That didn't sound convincing.
- 14:59>> I'm fine. Tina's just being Tina.
- 15:02>> What did she say?
- 15:03>> Nothing worth repeating.
- 15:09>> What did you say to Daisy?
- 15:11>> Why don't you ask her?
- 15:13>> I did.
- 15:14>> Then maybe she didn't want to tell you.
- 15:17>> Whatever this is, leave Daisy out of it.
- 15:24>> You didn't have to say anything to her.
- 15:26>> She shouldn't be talking to you like
- 15:27that.
- 15:28>> She's still my boss.
- 15:30>> That doesn't mean she gets to control
- 15:31you.
- 15:32>> You really don't know how to mind your
- 15:34business, do you?
- 15:35>> Apparently not.
- 15:39What time are you done?
- 15:40>> Soon. Why?
- 15:42>> I thought I could walk with you again.
- 15:44>> You know you don't have to keep doing
- 15:46that.
- 15:46>> I know.
- 15:47>> Okay.
- 15:54You keep defending me.
- 15:56>> Is that a problem?
- 15:58>> No. I'm just not used to it.
- 16:01>> Maybe you should be.
- 16:03>> You really are strange.
- 16:05>> So I've been told.
- 16:07>> Can I ask you something?
- 16:09>> Go ahead.
- 16:10>> Why are you always helping me?
- 16:13>> Maybe I like helping you.
- 16:15>> That's not an answer.
- 16:17>> It's the only one you're getting today.
- 16:22>> That's me.
- 16:23>> See you tomorrow.
- 16:25>> You planning on surviving another day?
- 16:27>> I think I can manage.
- 16:29>> Good night, Elmer.
- 16:30>> Good night, Daisy.
- 16:35>> You walked Daisy to the bus again?
- 16:37>> How do you know that?
- 16:39>> I know you.
- 16:41You like her.
- 16:43>> Grandma.
- 16:44>> That wasn't a question.
- 16:50You're early.
- 16:52>> So are you.
- 16:53>> I'm always early.
- 16:55>> I noticed.
- 16:56>> Is that for me?
- 16:57>> Unless you want me to drink, too.
- 16:59>> Maybe you're finally becoming useful.
- 17:01>> Good morning to you, too.
- 17:05>> You brought her coffee?
- 17:07>> Yeah.
- 17:08>> How thoughtful.
- 17:10>> It's just coffee, Tina.
- 17:11>> Of course.
- 17:20>> Daisy, I need these packed before 10.
- 17:22All of them? Yes.
- 17:25>> That's a lot for one person.
- 17:26>> She can handle it.
- 17:28>> It's fine. I'll do it.
- 17:35>> Move over. I'll help.
- 17:36>> You don't have to.
- 17:38>> I know.
- 17:39>> Elmer.
- 17:40I said Daisy can handle it.
- 17:42>> And I said that's a lot for one person.
- 17:45>> I need you out front.
- 17:46>> It's okay. Go.
- 17:52>> Elmer.
- 17:53>> Keep packing.
- 17:54>> I told you I need you out front.
- 17:56>> And I'm helping her finish these first.
- 17:59>> You're going to get yourself fired.
- 18:01>> Then we better pack faster.
- 18:05>> We actually finished.
- 18:07>> Told you.
- 18:08>> Thank you.
- 18:09>> You would have done the same for me.
- 18:11>> Maybe.
- 18:15[laughter]
- 18:20>> Eat.
- 18:21>> I'm working.
- 18:22>> You've been working all morning.
- 18:25Daisy,
- 18:26did you even eat today?
- 18:285 minutes.
- 18:29>> You're bossy.
- 18:31>> And you're eating.
- 18:35>> Thanks for helping me today.
- 18:37>> You already thanked me.
- 18:38>> I know.
- 18:39See you tomorrow?
- 18:40>> Wouldn't miss it.
- 18:45>> Girls'night tonight?
- 18:46Remember I told you your new employee
- 18:48looked familiar? Elmer?
- 18:50Remember that billionaire ball we went
- 18:52to?
- 18:52>> What?
- 18:53>> I searched him.
- 18:55Elmer is Adana's grandson.
- 19:01>> That's really him?
- 19:02>> Adana's grandson.
- 19:04The billionaire everyone was trying to
- 19:05meet at the ball.
- 19:07>> And he's been working in my bakery?
- 19:09>> You seriously didn't know?
- 19:11>> No.
- 19:14But I do now.
- 19:15>> Don't tell me you want him now.
- 19:18>> Why shouldn't I?
- 19:20>> What about Daisy?
- 19:21>> What about her?
- 19:23>> She works for me.
- 19:26Elmer is another story.
- 19:31Good morning, Elmer.
- 19:32>> Morning.
- 19:33>> How are you today?
- 19:34>> I'm fine.
- 19:36>> Good. Let me know if you need anything.
- 19:39>> What was that?
- 19:40>> I was about to ask you the same thing.
- 19:45Have you had lunch yet?
- 19:47>> It's barely morning.
- 19:48>> I'm planning ahead.
- 19:51Let me take you somewhere nice later.
- 19:53>> I'm good, Tina.
- 19:54>> You sure?
- 19:55>> Yeah.
- 20:00>> She's acting weird.
- 20:02>> You noticed, too?
- 20:03>> She just offered to take you to lunch.
- 20:05>> And I said no.
- 20:07>> Good.
- 20:08>> Good?
- 20:09>> I mean
- 20:10good that you can make your own
- 20:11decisions.
- 20:12>> Right.
- 20:16>> Elmer, I need you with me up front.
- 20:18>> For what?
- 20:19>> I'll show you.
- 20:21>> All right.
- 20:30What did you need help with?
- 20:31>> Nothing complicated. You know, you never
- 20:34talk about your family.
- 20:36>> There's not much to talk about.
- 20:37>> I doubt that.
- 20:39>> Why are you suddenly so interested?
- 20:41>> Maybe I should have been paying more
- 20:42attention.
- 20:46What was that about?
- 20:47>> I don't know.
- 20:50>> She was asking about your family?
- 20:52>> Yeah.
- 20:54>> You think she knows something?
- 20:56>> I think she's trying to find out.
- 21:01>> You walking me to the bus today?
- 21:03>> You asking me?
- 21:04>> Maybe.
- 21:06>> Then yes.
- 21:16>> You know, you're becoming part of my
- 21:17routine.
- 21:18>> Is that a bad thing?
- 21:20>> I haven't decided yet.
- 21:22>> Take your time.
- 21:33>> So, that's what this is.
- 21:41Not anymore.
- 21:47Hello.
- 21:48>> You busy today?
- 21:50>> That depends.
- 21:51>> On what?
- 21:52>> On what you're about to ask me.
- 21:54>> Go out with me.
- 21:56>> Like a date?
- 21:58>> Yeah, like a date.
- 21:59>> Okay.
- 22:01You've changed shirts three times.
- 22:03>> How long have you been standing there?
- 22:04>> Long enough. Taking Daisy somewhere?
- 22:07>> We're just going out.
- 22:08>> On your day off after changing three
- 22:10times.
- 22:11>> Grandma.
- 22:12>> Don't overdress. She still thinks you're
- 22:13broke.
- 22:16What?
- 22:17>> Nothing.
- 22:18>> You're staring.
- 22:20>> You clean up nice.
- 22:22>> You're not so bad yourself.
- 22:24>> Ready?
- 22:25Lead the way.
- 22:31>> So, this is where you bring all your
- 22:33dates?
- 22:33>> You're the first.
- 22:35>> I don't believe you.
- 22:36>> Why?
- 22:37>> Look at you.
- 22:39>> What does that mean?
- 22:40>> You know exactly what it means.
- 22:43>> I'm glad you came.
- 22:44>> Me, too.
- 22:46>> If you could do anything, what would you
- 22:48do?
- 22:48>> I'd have my own bakery.
- 22:50>> Really?
- 22:51>> Something small, mine. No one telling me
- 22:54what I can create.
- 22:55>> What would you call it?
- 22:57>> I haven't figured that part out yet.
- 22:59>> You will.
- 23:01>> Okay, enough about me.
- 23:03What do you want?
- 23:05>> What do you mean?
- 23:07>> You know my dream now. What's yours?
- 23:09>> I'm still figuring that out.
- 23:11>> You're very good at giving answers that
- 23:12don't actually answer anything.
- 23:14>> I've been told.
- 23:16>> I had a good time.
- 23:18>> You sound surprised.
- 23:20>> A little.
- 23:21>> That hurts.
- 23:22>> You'll survive.
- 23:24>> We should do this again.
- 23:26>> A second date?
- 23:27>> If you'll let me.
- 23:29>> I'll think about it.
- 23:31Thank you for tonight.
- 23:33>> You already thanked me.
- 23:34>> I know.
- 23:36>> Goodnight, Daisy.
- 23:37>> Goodnight, Elmer.
- 23:41Now, goodnight.
- 23:42>> Definitely.
- 23:47Morning.
- 23:47>> Morning.
- 23:48>> Sleep well?
- 23:50>> Eventually.
- 23:59Hey, girl. Are you and the girls free
- 24:02tomorrow?
- 24:02>> Probably. Why?
- 24:04>> Come by the bakery.
- 24:06>> What are you planning?
- 24:08>> I'm getting rid of a problem.
- 24:14Daisy, before you leave today, I want
- 24:16you to count the register.
- 24:17>> Okay.
- 24:18>> Count everything and write down the
- 24:20final amount for me.
- 24:21>> Got it.
- 24:22>> You usually do the closing count.
- 24:24>> I know.
- 24:25>> But Daisy can handle it today.
- 24:26>> It's fine. I'll do it.
- 24:28>> Perfect.
- 24:30>> Perfect.
- 24:33>> Ready?
- 24:34>> Yeah.
- 24:53Let's see him defend you tomorrow.
- 24:59Daisy.
- 25:00>> Yeah?
- 25:01>> Come here.
- 25:03You said everything matched last night?
- 25:05>> It did. I counted it twice.
- 25:07>> Then explain why money is missing.
- 25:09>> What?
- 25:11Are you saying I took it?
- 25:12>> You were the last person who counted
- 25:14this register.
- 25:15>> And everything matched when I left.
- 25:16>> Then where's the money, Daisy?
- 25:18>> I don't know, but I didn't take
- 25:20anything.
- 25:20>> She told you everything matched last
- 25:22night.
- 25:22>> This doesn't concern you.
- 25:24>> You're accusing her of stealing. It
- 25:25concerns me.
- 25:26>> Money doesn't just disappear, Daisy. I
- 25:29counted everything twice. You know I
- 25:30wouldn't steal from you.
- 25:32>> Well, somebody took it.
- 25:34>> Then find out who did, but don't stand
- 25:36here calling me a thief.
- 25:38>> That's enough, Tina.
- 25:40If you're accusing her of stealing,
- 25:41where's your proof?
- 25:42>> The money is missing, Elmer. What more
- 25:44proof do you need?
- 25:45>> That's not proof she took it.
- 25:47>> You know what, Daisy?
- 25:49Take off your apron.
- 25:51>> What?
- 25:53Why should I take off my apron? I
- 25:55haven't done anything wrong.
- 25:56>> I don't employ thieves, Daisy.
- 25:58>> Please, Tina. You know I would never
- 25:59steal from you.
- 26:00>> Take off your apron. You're fired.
- 26:03>> You're firing me? Without even proving I
- 26:05took anything?
- 26:06>> I said you're fired. Get out of my
- 26:07bakery.
- 26:10>> If Daisy is leaving, so am I.
- 26:13>> Elmer, don't be ridiculous. This has
- 26:15nothing to do with you.
- 26:16>> Then I quit.
- 26:18>> What?
- 26:18What?
- 26:19>> You heard me.
- 26:24>> Elmer, you don't have to quit because of
- 26:25me.
- 26:26>> I'm not staying where you're treated
- 26:27like this.
- 26:29>> Elmer, wait. We can talk about this.
- 26:31>> There's nothing to talk about. Come on.
- 26:34Let's go.
- 26:40>> Elmer, I swear I didn't take that money.
- 26:43>> Daisy, look at me.
- 26:45I believe you.
- 26:46>> You do?
- 26:48>> Of course I do.
- 26:54>> Elmer, that job was everything I had.
- 26:56How am I supposed to pay my bills now?
- 26:59>> Daisy, look at me.
- 27:01Your talent doesn't belong to Tina.
- 27:05And this isn't the end of your dream.
- 27:09>> I guess I'll have to start looking for
- 27:10another bakery.
- 27:12>> What if you didn't have to?
- 27:13>> What do you mean?
- 27:15>> What if you had a bakery of your own?
- 27:17>> Elmer, I can barely afford my rent.
- 27:20>> Just because it seems impossible doesn't
- 27:22mean it is.
- 27:24[sighs][gasps]
- 27:24>> I've worked so hard for that job.
- 27:26>> And you deserve somewhere that
- 27:27appreciates you.
- 27:29>> I just don't know where to start.
- 27:31>> Then we'll figure it out together.
- 27:33>> Together?
- 27:34>> Together.
- 27:39>> Tina, what were you thinking?
- 27:41>> What?
- 27:41>> You wanted Daisy gone, but now you've
- 27:43lost Elmer, too.
- 27:45>> He'll come back.
- 27:46>> Girl, did you see the way he looked at
- 27:48her?
- 27:54Tina, that man is a billionaire.
- 27:56He doesn't need your job.
- 27:58>> What's your point?
- 27:59>> He didn't leave because you fired Daisy.
- 28:01He left because he cares about her.
- 28:03>> I'm not letting Daisy take him from me.
- 28:06>> Girl, he was never yours.
- 28:09>> Whose side are you on?
- 28:11>> Tina, you embarrassed that poor girl in
- 28:13front of everybody.
- 28:14>> She stole from my bakery.
- 28:16>> Then why did Elmer choose to leave with
- 28:18her? You wanted to get rid of Daisy.
- 28:20Instead, you pushed him closer to her.
- 28:24You've barely said a word since you came
- 28:26home.
- 28:26>> Grandma, Daisy lost her job today.
- 28:29>> What happened?
- 28:30>> Her boss accused her of stealing. She
- 28:32didn't do it.
- 28:33>> That poor girl.
- 28:34>> She told me her dream was to own a
- 28:36bakery. I want to make that happen for
- 28:38her.
- 28:39>> You want to open a bakery for her?
- 28:40>> Yes, she deserves it.
- 28:42>> Elmer, all you ever cared about was
- 28:44taking over the company. Nobody else's
- 28:45feelings matter to you.
- 28:46>> I know, Grandma, but Daisy is different.
- 28:48>> You really care about this girl, don't
- 28:50you?
- 28:51There's just one thing, Elmer.
- 28:54>> What is it, Grandma?
- 28:55>> Does Daisy know who you really are?
- 28:57>> No.
- 28:58Not yet.
- 29:00>> Then how do you plan to explain where
- 29:01the money came from?
- 29:02>> I'll tell her it's money I saved from my
- 29:04old office job. [music]
- 29:05>> Be careful, Elmer. Love built on a
- 29:07secret can easily become a broken heart.
- 29:11Elmer, are you doing this because you
- 29:12love her or because you want her to love
- 29:14you?
- 29:15>> Grandma, I'm not trying to buy her love.
- 29:18I just want to see her happy
- 29:20even if I get nothing in return.
- 29:22>> My goodness, Elmer, you really have
- 29:24changed.
- 29:30>> Hello, I'm calling about the storefront
- 29:32on Willow Street.
- 29:33Is it still available?
- 29:35>> Yes, it is.
- 29:37>> Good. I'd like to see it today.
- 29:41>> The previous bakery closed a few months
- 29:42ago. Most of the equipment is still
- 29:44here.
- 29:45>> And everything is available?
- 29:47>> Yes, the owner is ready to lease it.
- 29:49>> It's perfect for her.
- 29:51>> Your wife?
- 29:52>> Not yet.
- 29:56>> Would you like to keep the previous
- 29:57bakery's name?
- 29:58>> No.
- 29:59I want her to choose everything herself.
- 30:01>> So this is a surprise?
- 30:04>> A very big one.
- 30:10>> Shall I prepare the lease in your name?
- 30:12>> For now, I'll transfer it when she's
- 30:14ready.
- 30:15>> She must be very special to you.
- 30:17>> She is, but please keep this between us.
- 30:19It's a surprise.
- 30:21>> Of course, Mr. Cole.
- 30:30>> At least nobody can fire me from my own
- 30:32kitchen.
- 30:35One day I'll have my own bakery.
- 30:41Hey, you.
- 30:42>> Hey, beautiful.
- 30:44What are you doing?
- 30:45>> Baking, trying to keep myself busy.
- 30:47>> Think you could use some company?
- 30:49>> Only if you're willing to taste test
- 30:51everything.
- 30:52>> That's a risk I'm willing to take.
- 30:58For my favorite baker.
- 30:59>> You know you're spoiling me, right?
- 31:01>> Get used to it.
- 31:04Wow.
- 31:05You made all these?
- 31:06>> Every single one.
- 31:12Well, don't lie to me.
- 31:15>> Daisy, this is amazing.
- 31:17>> You're just saying that.
- 31:19>> I'm serious. People would line up to buy
- 31:21these.
- 31:22>> I hope so. Maybe one day.
- 31:26>> Can I ask you something?
- 31:27>> Of course.
- 31:28>> If you had your own bakery tomorrow,
- 31:30what would it look like?
- 31:31>> Soft pink, big windows, beautiful
- 31:33flowers, somewhere everyone feels
- 31:35welcome.
- 31:36>> Sounds beautiful.
- 31:37>> Why are you asking?
- 31:38>> Just curious.
- 31:41So, what would you call your bakery?
- 31:44>> Maybe Daisy Sweet Haven.
- 31:46>> I like that.
- 31:47>> I want people to walk in and feel happy,
- 31:50like they're home.
- 31:51>> Then that's exactly what it should be.
- 31:56>> So, what kind of look are we going for?
- 31:58>> Soft pink, beautiful flowers, and
- 32:00something warm and welcoming.
- 32:02>> Sounds lovely. And the name?
- 32:04>> Daisy Sweet Haven.
- 32:05>> I love that.
- 32:07>> I want her to walk in and feel like it's
- 32:08everything she's ever dreamed of.
- 32:11>> What do you
- 32:14>> It's exactly how she described it.
- 32:17>> We should have everything finished in a
- 32:19few days.
- 32:20>> Perfect.
- 32:21I can't wait for her to see it.
- 32:26>> Well, Elmer, what do you think?
- 32:28>> It's beautiful, just how she imagined
- 32:30it.
- 32:31>> Everything will be ready for her
- 32:32tomorrow.
- 32:33>> Good. I want it to be perfect.
- 32:35>> She must be one lucky woman.
- 32:37>> No.
- 32:38I'm the lucky one.
- 32:41>> Hey, handsome.
- 32:42>> Hey, beautiful. You ready?
- 32:44>> Ready for what?
- 32:46>> I have a little surprise for you.
- 32:49>> Elmer, what are you up to?
- 32:51>> Do you trust me?
- 32:52>> Of course I do.
- 32:55A blindfold? Elmer, seriously?
- 32:57>> Come on, beautiful. Trust me.
- 32:59>> You better not be planning anything
- 33:01crazy.
- 33:01>> I promise. Now, close your eyes.
- 33:05>> I can't see a thing.
- 33:06>> That's the whole point.
- 33:10>> Elmer, you know I can't see anything,
- 33:12right?
- 33:13>> I know, baby. I've got you.
- 33:15>> This better be a good surprise.
- 33:18>> Trust me.
- 33:19You're going to love it.
- 33:25>> Elmer, are we there yet?
- 33:27>> Almost, beautiful.
- 33:29>> You've been saying that for 10 minutes.
- 33:33>> Patience, baby.
- 33:34It'll be worth it.
- 33:39Not yet. Just a little longer.
- 33:41>> Elmer, you're really testing my
- 33:42patience.
- 33:43>> Come on. I've got you.
- 33:50>> Elmer, please tell me we're almost
- 33:52there.
- 33:52>> Just a few more steps.
- 33:54>> Why do I feel like you're hiding
- 33:55something big?
- 33:56>> Because I am.
- 33:58>> Elmer!
- 34:00>> Come on.
- 34:01Watch your step.
- 34:03Okay? Stop right here.
- 34:05>> Elmer, where are we?
- 34:07>> Somewhere very special.
- 34:09>> Can I take this off now?
- 34:12>> Almost.
- 34:18Okay, Daisy.
- 34:19Open your eyes.
- 34:25>> Oh my god.
- 34:29Elmer!
- 34:33Elmer, this place must have cost a
- 34:35fortune.
- 34:36>> Don't worry about that.
- 34:37>> No, seriously. How did you afford all
- 34:39this?
- 34:40>> I had some savings from my old office
- 34:42job. I wanted to put them towards
- 34:43something meaningful.
- 34:44>> You used your savings for me?
- 34:46>> I believe in you, Daisy.
- 34:49>> I don't even know what to say.
- 34:50>> You don't have to say anything.
- 34:53>> Thank you, Elmer. Thank you so much.
- 34:56>> You deserve this, Daisy.
- 35:03Come on.
- 35:04There's something else I want to show
- 35:05you.
- 35:06>> There's more?
- 35:07>> You haven't even seen your kitchen yet.
- 35:10>> Elmer,
- 35:12this is incredible.
- 35:18Elmer, I've wanted one of these forever.
- 35:21>> Then it's a good thing you have two.
- 35:23>> I still can't believe this is happening.
- 35:26>> Well, you better believe it. You've got
- 35:28a bakery to run.
- 35:31>> So, when do we open?
- 35:33>> Whenever you're ready.
- 35:35>> Seriously?
- 35:36>> Of course. We'll make some flyers, get
- 35:38the word out, and take it from there.
- 35:40>> I can't believe I'm actually going to
- 35:41have customers of my own.
- 35:44Oh, I love that. Yes, that's perfect.
- 35:47>> All right. I'll get these printed, and
- 35:49we can hand them out tomorrow.
- 35:50>> We're really doing this.
- 35:52>> We really are. [laughter]
- 35:56>> I can't believe we're actually handing
- 35:58these out today.
- 35:59>> We've got a whole neighborhood to
- 36:00introduce you to.
- 36:01>> What if nobody shows up?
- 36:03>> Then I'll be your first customer.
- 36:05>> You don't count. You already eat
- 36:07everything for free.
- 36:11Hi. We're opening a new bakery just down
- 36:13here.
- 36:15>> Oh, this is so cute. Is it yours?
- 36:17>> Yes, we're opening soon.
- 36:20>> Well, I'll definitely stop by.
- 36:22>> Thank you so much.
- 36:26I think we've given out almost 50.
- 36:29>> See? People are already interested.
- 36:31>> I was so nervous this morning.
- 36:33>> You? Nervous? You practically chased
- 36:35that last woman down the street.
- 36:37>> I did not. [laughter]
- 36:42Oh, a new bakery. What will you be
- 36:43selling? Cupcakes, custom cakes, fresh
- 36:46pastries, everything made with love.
- 36:48Well, you've got yourself a customer.
- 36:50Thank you. I can't wait to see you
- 36:52there.
- 36:57I think we actually did it.
- 36:58>> Now we just need to get everything ready
- 37:00for tomorrow.
- 37:01>> Tomorrow. Wow, I'm really opening my own
- 37:03bakery.
- 37:04>> And you're going to do great.
- 37:06>> Then we'd better start baking.
- 37:08[sighs][gasps]
- 37:09I hope we're making enough.
- 37:11>> Daisy, you've made enough cupcakes to
- 37:12feed the entire neighborhood.
- 37:15>> I'm just nervous. Tomorrow's a big day.
- 37:17>> And you're ready for it.
- 37:24Actually, there's one more thing.
- 37:26>> What now?
- 37:27>> Your bakery.
- 37:28Your keys.
- 37:30>> I really am the owner, aren't I?
- 37:32>> You sure are.
- 37:37>> I barely slept last night.
- 37:38>> Excited or nervous?
- 37:40>> Both.
- 37:41>> Well, boss, ready to open your bakery?
- 37:43>> Let's do this.
- 37:50>> Good morning. Welcome to Daisy's Sweet
- 37:52Haven. Your bakery is gorgeous. I saw
- 37:54your flyer yesterday.
- 37:55>> Thank you. You're actually our very
- 37:56first customer.
- 37:58>> Really? Then I'll take six of those
- 37:59strawberry cupcakes.
- 38:01>> Six strawberry cupcakes coming right up.
- 38:05And you're all set.
- 38:07>> Thank you. Congratulations on your
- 38:09opening.
- 38:10>> Thank you so much. Enjoy your cupcakes.
- 38:13Elmer,
- 38:14I just made my first sale.
- 38:16>> First of many.
- 38:20>> Is it just me or has the food here been
- 38:22tasting different lately?
- 38:23>> Girl, I've noticed it, too. It hasn't
- 38:25been the same since those two employees
- 38:26left.
- 38:27>> Honestly, this is probably my last time
- 38:28coming here.
- 38:30>> Actually, I heard there's a new bakery
- 38:32called Daisy Sweet Haven.
- 38:33>> Really? We should go try it.
- 38:36>> It's on Willow Street. They just opened
- 38:37today.
- 38:38>> Daisy Sweet Haven?
- 38:40No way. It can't be the same Daisy. She
- 38:43doesn't have that kind of money.
- 38:51No, you've got to be kidding me.
- 38:54Daisy and Elmer?
- 38:56How the hell did she afford a place like
- 38:58that?
- 39:00So, that's why he left with her.
- 39:03He actually bought her a whole bakery?
- 39:06She thinks she's better than me now?
- 39:12I need to see this for myself.
- 39:17You've got to be kidding me.
- 39:20She really owns this place?
- 39:24How is this even possible?
- 39:31Well, well, well, look who owns a bakery
- 39:34now.
- 39:35>> Tina?
- 39:36What are you doing here?
- 39:38>> I came to see what everyone's talking
- 39:39about.
- 39:40And of course, you're here, too.
- 39:43So, this is your little plan? Get
- 39:44yourself a rich man and have him buy you
- 39:46a bakery?
- 39:47>> Tina, what are you talking about?
- 39:48>> Oh, please, you're only with Elmer
- 39:50because he's a billionaire.
- 39:51>> Wait, what did you just say?
- 39:54>> Don't tell me you didn't know.
- 39:58>> Elmer, you're a billionaire?
- 40:00>> Daisy, I was going to tell you.
- 40:02>> So, it's true?
- 40:03>> Yes.
- 40:05>> You lied to me?
- 40:08You told me you were just an ordinary
- 40:10employee.
- 40:11>> I know. I should have told you the
- 40:12truth.
- 40:13>> And the money for this bakery? That
- 40:15wasn't from your savings, was it?
- 40:17>> No, Daisy.
- 40:18>> So, you've been lying to me this whole
- 40:20time?
- 40:23>> Come on, Daisy. You really thought a man
- 40:25like Elmer was just an ordinary
- 40:26employee?
- 40:27>> Enough, Tina.
- 40:29>> I'm just telling you the truth.
- 40:31>> You came here to humiliate me.
- 40:34Now, get out of my bakery.
- 40:37>> Elmer, what's wrong? You look miserable.
- 40:40>> Daisy found out everything, Grandma.
- 40:41About the money, about who I really am.
- 40:44>> How did she find out?
- 40:46>> Tina showed up at her bakery and told
- 40:47her.
- 40:48Now, Daisy thinks our whole relationship
- 40:50was a lie.
- 40:52>> Elmer, there's something I've never told
- 40:54you.
- 40:54>> What is it, Grandma?
- 40:56>> Do you remember the homeless woman at
- 40:58your ball? The one Tina spilled water
- 41:00on?
- 41:00>> Yes. What about her?
- 41:02>> That woman was me.
- 41:05>> Wait. You were testing everyone?
- 41:08>> I wanted to see how people treated
- 41:09someone they believed had nothing.
- 41:12>> And Tina poured water on you?
- 41:13>> Yes.
- 41:15But, Daisy was the only one who showed
- 41:16me kindness.
- 41:18I already knew Daisy worked at Sweet
- 41:19Bites.
- 41:20>> Wait. You knew?
- 41:22>> Of course. That's why I sent you to work
- 41:25there.
- 41:26>> So, meeting Daisy wasn't a coincidence?
- 41:28>> No, my dear. But, falling in love with
- 41:30her, that was entirely your doing.
- 41:33All you ever cared about was taking over
- 41:35the company. Nobody else's feelings
- 41:36mattered.
- 41:37>> I know, Grandma.
- 41:39>> I couldn't hand you our family's legacy
- 41:41until you understood that people matter
- 41:43more than money.
- 41:44>> And Daisy taught me that.
- 41:48>> You know what? I think it's time I met
- 41:50Daisy properly.
- 41:51>> You want to talk to her?
- 41:53>> She deserves to know the truth about
- 41:54everything.
- 41:56>> Just don't make her feel pressured to
- 41:57forgive me.
- 41:58>> I won't. That's her decision to make.
- 42:03>> Good afternoon. Welcome to Daisy's Sweet
- 42:04Haven.
- 42:05>> What a beautiful bakery.
- 42:07>> Wait. I remember you. You came to Sweet
- 42:09Bites.
- 42:10>> Yes, Daisy. But, today I've come to see
- 42:13you.
- 42:13>> Me?
- 42:14>> There's something important I'd like to
- 42:16tell you.
- 42:18>> So, you're Elmer's grandmother? The
- 42:20woman I helped at the ball?
- 42:21>> The very same woman.
- 42:23>> Wow, you people really know how to keep
- 42:25secrets.
- 42:26>> But, one thing was never a secret,
- 42:28Daisy. My grandson genuinely loves you.
- 42:32>> I mean, I don't think any girl would be
- 42:34mad about dating a billionaire,
- 42:35>> especially one who's completely crazy
- 42:37about her.
- 42:38>> But, seriously, Grandma, he could have
- 42:40just told me. I loved him when I thought
- 42:42he was broke.
- 42:43>> And that's exactly why you're special,
- 42:45Daisy.
- 42:47>> Oh, he's definitely going to hear from
- 42:48me.
- 42:49>> Should I warn him?
- 42:50>> No, let him be worried a little longer.
- 42:53>> Oh, Daisy, that poor boy doesn't stand a
- 42:55chance with you.
- 42:57>> He'll survive. He's a billionaire,
- 42:58remember?
- 43:02>> Sir, you have a visitor.
- 43:04>> A visitor? Who?
- 43:05>> A young lady. She says her name is
- 43:07Daisy.
- 43:07>> Daisy?
- 43:09>> Hi, Elmer.
- 43:17So, Mr. Billionaire,
- 43:18>> Daisy, listen. I can explain.
- 43:21>> You told me you used your office savings
- 43:22to buy my bakery. What office? The one
- 43:24inside your private jet?
- 43:26>> Wait, are you making fun of me?
- 43:28>> Oh, I'm just getting started.
- 43:32Elmer, you know you could have just told
- 43:33me, right?
- 43:34>> I know.
- 43:35I was afraid everything would change
- 43:37once you knew.
- 43:38>> I fell in love with you when I thought
- 43:39you were an ordinary man.
- 43:41>> And I'm sorry I made you question any of
- 43:42it.
- 43:43>> Just promise me no more secrets.
- 43:45>> No more secrets. I promise.
- 43:47>> Good, because I don't want to find out
- 43:49your secretly the president next.
- 43:52>> I think billionaire is enough for one
- 43:54lifetime.
- 43:55>> Come here, you ridiculous man.
- 44:00>> So, does this mean you've officially
- 44:02forgiven me?
- 44:03>> Hmm, I'm still reviewing your
- 44:04application.
- 44:06>> My application?
- 44:07>> Yes, and unfortunately, Mr. Billionaire,
- 44:09your interview was terrible.
- 44:11>> Wow, that's harsh.
- 44:12>> But lucky for you, the position is still
- 44:14yours. Actually, there's one more thing.
- 44:16>> What is it?
- 44:18>> Promise me you'll never change the way
- 44:19you treat me.
- 44:20>> Daisy, having money never made me happy.
- 44:23You did.
- 44:24>> Then I guess I'm keeping you.
- 44:26>> I was hoping you'd say that.
- 44:30>> Well, well, look who's smiling again.
- 44:32>> Grandma, you knew Daisy was coming?
- 44:34>> Me? I don't know anything.
- 44:36>> Oh, Grandma, you're a terrible liar.
- 44:38>> And yet somehow you two still fell for
- 44:40my little plan.
- 44:43Daisy, I hope you know you're already
- 44:44part of this family.
- 44:46>> Thank you, Grandma, but can I ask you
- 44:47something?
- 44:48>> Of course, my dear.
- 44:49>> Are there any other billionaires hiding
- 44:51in this family? Because I'd like to be
- 44:52emotionally prepared.
- 44:54>> Oh, this girl. Elmer, you've certainly
- 44:56met your match.
- 44:57Daisy, why don't you stay and have
- 44:59dinner with us?
- 45:00>> Grandma, I was trying to be polite, but
- 45:02whatever is cooking back there smells
- 45:03too good.
- 45:05>> So, that's why you really came? For
- 45:06food?
- 45:07>> Excuse me, sir. I came for love. The
- 45:09food is just a bonus.
- 45:11[laughter]
- 45:12>> Daniel, do we still have the recording
- 45:14from Elmer's ball?
- 45:15>> Yes, ma'am. Everything was recorded.
- 45:17>> Good. I want you to post the video of
- 45:19Tina pouring water on that woman.
- 45:21>> On social media, ma'am?
- 45:22>> Everywhere. Let the public see exactly
- 45:24how the owner of Sweet Bites treats
- 45:26people.
- 45:30>> Ma'am, the video is spreading
- 45:31everywhere.
- 45:32>> Good. People deserve to know who they're
- 45:34supporting.
- 45:42>> Boycott Sweet [screaming] Bites. Boycott
- 45:44Sweet Bites.
- 45:44>> What on earth is going on here?
- 45:46>> We saw that video. You should be ashamed
- 45:48of yourself.
- 45:49>> You people need to mind your business.
- 45:51>> We are, and we're taking our business
- 45:52somewhere else.
- 45:53>> Boycott Sweet Bites. Boycott Sweet
- 45:55Bites.
- 45:57>> Ma'am, we have a serious problem.
- 45:59>> What now?
- 46:00>> Everyone's canceling their orders, even
- 46:01our regular customers. Canceling because
- 46:04of one stupid video? Ma'am, nobody's
- 46:06coming in either.
- 46:08[screaming][cheering]
- 46:12This can't be right. We barely made
- 46:14anything this week. Ma'am, the suppliers
- 46:17are calling again.
- 46:19Tell them I'll pay them.
- 46:21And the landlord says we're behind on
- 46:22rent.
- 46:28The landlord won't give me another
- 46:29extension. So, what are we going to do?
- 46:32I've lost almost everything. I can't
- 46:33even afford to keep this place running.
- 46:35Are you saying we're closing? Yes, I'm
- 46:38closing Sweet Bites.
- 46:44It's really over.
- 46:49Come on, I heard Daisy's cupcakes are
- 46:50amazing. Let's hurry before they sell
- 46:52out.
- 46:58Daisy, have you seen what happened to
- 46:59Sweet Bites? What happened? They've
- 47:02closed down permanently. Wow, I never
- 47:05thought it would end like that. After
- 47:06everything she did to you, I thought
- 47:07you'd be happy. I'm happy with my life
- 47:10now. That's enough for me. Enjoy.
- 47:14Well, look who decided to visit his
- 47:15girlfriend.
- 47:17I have some news. Please don't tell me
- 47:19you secretly own another country. No.
- 47:21Grandma officially made me CEO of the
- 47:23family company today. Elmer, that's
- 47:25amazing. I'm so proud of you.
- 47:28Can you believe we went from working at
- 47:29Sweet Bites to sitting here in my own
- 47:30bakery? And you used to boss me around
- 47:33every single day. Because you were
- 47:34terrible at your job. I was a
- 47:36billionaire pretending to know how to
- 47:37operate a coffee machine. And I was
- 47:39falling in love with the worst employee
- 47:41in bakery history.
- 47:43Who would have thought my annoying
- 47:44co-worker would turn out to be the love
- 47:45of my life?
- 47:47Annoying? I thought I was charming.
- 47:49You were terrible at making coffee.
- 47:52But I was pretty good at falling in love
- 47:53with you.
- 47:54That you were.
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