Thrown Out in Front of His New Woman… A Year Later He Came to Her Office Asking for Work — Transcript
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- 0:05Your fertility tests came back, Mrs.
- 0:07Mercer. Everything is normal.
- 0:10>> Normal? All of it?
- 0:12>> All of it. Has your husband been tested?
- 0:14>> His mother says it's me.
- 0:17>> His mother isn't a doctor. Bring him in.
- 0:23>> Grant, [music] pick up.
- 0:28Fine. I'll show you the test results
- 0:30tonight at your birthday party.
- 0:40>> I told you not to bring that out here.
- 0:45>> It's Grant's birthday cake.
- 0:47I made it for him.
- 0:50>> Look at what the other wives are
- 0:51wearing. Now, look at yourself.
- 0:55>> Poor Nora, 6 years married and still no
- 0:58children. And who's that at the bar
- 1:00wearing the burgundy dress?
- 1:01>> That's Brooke, Grant's new partner.
- 1:03>> Hm, pretty girl.
- 1:07Pour me another.
- 1:09This party just got better.
- 1:11Happy birthday, Grant.
- 1:14>> Three days of work, you should have
- 1:15asked me first.
- 1:19>> Throw that in the trash. It's my son's
- 1:21birthday, not a bake sale.
- 1:29Grant, say something.
- 1:32>> You embarrassed me, Nora.
- 1:39Do you know who was at that party
- 1:40tonight? My partners.
- 1:42>> And their wives.
- 1:44I baked you a cake, Grant. That's all I
- 1:46did.
- 1:49>> When we met,
- 1:50I had one truck.
- 1:52You had nothing.
- 1:54We were the same.
- 1:56Now I have 40 trucks and this house.
- 2:00And my wife is still a baker. [music]
- 2:03>> You're ashamed of me.
- 2:06tion
- 2:07>> I'm ashamed of where you come from.
- 2:10And tonight you showed it to everyone.
- 2:14>> Grant, wait. My tests came back today.
- 2:18>> Not tonight, Nora. I've heard enough
- 2:19from you today.
- 2:25>> me
- 2:26Too much salt.
- 2:29I made it your way, Diane.
- 2:31>> Then you heard me wrong.
- 2:33>> Six years,
- 2:35no child.
- 2:36>> [music]
- 2:36>> My son needs a family, not a baker.
- 2:40Diane, my tests are normal. Yesterday
- 2:43the doctor said the Hollis girl has
- 2:45twins.
- 2:46Grant?
- 2:48>> Not now, Nora.
- 2:55>> me
- 2:57Don't listen to them.
- 2:58You're a wonderful cook. You have a
- 3:00gift.
- 3:12>> Good evening. Grant invited me to dinner
- 3:15to talk business away from the office.
- 3:18>> Funny.
- 3:19His business never needed a dress like
- 3:21that.
- 3:23>> Brooke, darling, come in. I'm so glad
- 3:26you made it.
- 3:28>> Mrs. Mercer, thank you for having me.
- 3:30Your home is beautiful.
- 3:32>> Rosa, please show Brooke to the guest
- 3:34room.
- 3:40>> You invited her, not Grant. She has what
- 3:43you don't.
- 3:45Money, a name, and nobody will ever
- 3:47blame her for an empty nursery.
- 3:50This morning you didn't let me finish.
- 3:53Read it.
- 3:54The doctor says I'm fine.
- 4:01Grant has a guest tonight.
- 4:03>> [music]
- 4:03>> Go upstairs.
- 4:09Your mother put your business partner in
- 4:11our guest room.
- 4:12>> She's here for work. [music] Don't
- 4:14start.
- 4:14>> In that dress?
- 4:16At 9:00 at night?
- 4:18>> Listen to yourself. You're jealous of my
- 4:20partner.
- 4:21>> I'm not jealous. I saw how she looks at
- 4:24you.
- 4:25>> You see things that aren't there.
- 4:26You always have.
- 4:29>> Don't do that. Don't make me crazy.
- 4:32>> What is all this shouting? We have a
- 4:34guest. [music]
- 4:35>> She thinks Brooke is after me.
- 4:38>> Oh, Nora.
- 4:39>> [music]
- 4:39>> Again? First the waiter, then the
- 4:42neighbor, now Brooke? She's been like
- 4:44this [music] for months, Grant. I told
- 4:47you.
- 4:49My tests are normal, Grant.
- 4:50>> [music]
- 4:50>> Maybe it was never me.
- 4:53I saw her paper. She's lying.
- 4:58>> Enough!
- 4:59YOU WANT TO ACCUSE ME?
- 5:02DO IT SOMEWHERE ELSE.
- 5:11GET OUT.
- 5:13TONIGHT.
- 5:37>> [groaning]
- 5:42>> JULIE, can you come get me? I'm at the
- 5:45gate.
- 5:50You baked these this morning.
- 5:53Take them.
- 5:55Thank you, Rosa.
- 5:57For everything.
- 6:14>> Sit. I'll make tea.
- 6:15He threw you out over a cake?
- 6:18Over 6 years.
- 6:20The cake was just [music] the last day.
- 6:22Did he hit you?
- 6:25No.
- 6:26He threw my [music] suitcase down the
- 6:27stairs.
- 6:29And Diane?
- 6:32She read my text, [music] Julie.
- 6:34Then she told him I was lying.
- 6:36So, it's not you.
- 6:39It was never me.
- 6:42Start over [music] with what?
- 6:44I have a suitcase and a bag of pies.
- 6:46You have me.
- 6:48And my couch.
- 6:50That's a start.
- 6:52Cry tonight.
- 6:53Tomorrow we start over.
- 7:02Which room is mine?
- 7:05The guest room. Until there's a ring.
- 7:08>> She takes our bedroom, Mom.
- 7:11>> All this flour. She lived in this
- 7:13kitchen. Leave her jars. Rosa uses them.
- 7:17Rosa can buy new ones with Grant's
- 7:19money.
- 7:20It's not your money, Brooke.
- 7:22In this house, we don't sit with phones
- 7:24at dinner. Grant, tell your mother it's
- 7:26work.
- 7:27>> Mom, let it go. She's my partner.
- 7:36>> I heard crying through the wall last
- 7:38night.
- 7:39>> Mrs. Ruth, this is my sister, Nora.
- 7:42>> Soup first. Then you tell me who made
- 7:45you cry.
- 7:45>> My husband.
- 7:47>> And his mother. [music]
- 7:49Then they don't deserve your tears.
- 7:54>> [snorts]
- 7:54>> Who made these?
- 7:55>> She did. Every [music] morning for 6
- 7:57years.
- 7:58>> You bake like this and you sit here
- 8:00crying?
- 8:01>> Who would buy them for me?
- 8:03>> The men on 34th. The construction
- 8:04[music]
- 8:05site. 7:00 a.m. They're starving. Bake.
- 8:09Sell to people who work for a living.
- 8:18Hand pies, $2, still warm.
- 8:20>> lady.
- 8:22Smells good. Lemon? Give me one.
- 8:24>> Thank you. Lemon and apple baked at 4:00
- 8:26this morning.
- 8:28Three.
- 8:29Three in an hour.
- 8:30>> How many left?
- 8:32>> 17.
- 8:34>> I'll take them all. If they're good, I
- 8:35want 40 tomorrow.
- 8:37>> 40? You haven't even tried one.
- 8:40>> Then let me try. Real butter?
- 8:4340, 7:00 a.m. Right here.
- 8:46>> I'll be here.
- 8:50Sign here.
- 8:51I need access to the company account.
- 8:53[music]
- 8:53>> Dad never let anyone near the books.
- 8:55>> I'm your partner.
- 8:57Or am I just your guest? [music]
- 9:00Six new trucks, white. Put it on Mercer
- 9:02Freight.
- 9:03>> Grant, you gave her the company card?
- 9:06>> She's growing the business, Mom.
- 9:10>> Your father [music] worked 30 years for
- 9:12that company.
- 9:13>> Dad is dead, Mom. I run it now.
- 9:16>> You run nothing. She runs you.
- 9:21Empty basket? Who bought them? A
- 9:24foreman. All 17. He didn't even blink.
- 9:2617? Nora, that's $34.
- 9:29>> wants 40 tomorrow, 7:00 a.m.
- 9:31>> 40? We have flour for 20.
- 9:35>> Then I buy flour tonight. And butter.
- 9:37I'm off tomorrow. I'll roll, you fill.
- 9:39Like Mom's kitchen.
- 9:42That's 32. Eight more.
- 9:44Your wrist! Let me see.
- 9:47It's fine. Put the next tray in.
- 9:5040. Go to sleep.
- 9:52>> Is this the pie lady?
- 9:53Two, lady. Lemon.
- 9:55Told you. Line up, guys. No cutting.
- 9:59You burned yourself for my guys.
- 10:01>> It's nothing. The oven door.
- 10:03>> My guys finished 17 by 9.
- 10:07At lunch I called three other foremen.
- 10:09They want you every morning.
- 10:12>> Every morning?
- 10:13I have one oven in my sister's kitchen.
- 10:15>> Then get two.
- 10:17I'm Sam, by the way.
- 10:18>> Nora.
- 10:20>> See you tomorrow, Nora.
- 10:22Straight now? Straight.
- 10:24>> 6 months ago she sold pies at your
- 10:26fence. Now I have a line to the corner.
- 10:29>> Then open up, boss.
- 10:31>> My savings are in that oven. Don't burn
- 10:34it. The bank's money, [music] too. I
- 10:36won't.
- 10:38>> Finally!
- 10:39Two lemon, lady. Like always.
- 10:42>> Next, please. What can I get you? Nora?
- 10:44Nora Mercer from [music] Westchester?
- 10:46It's Hayes now. Lemon or apple? Lemon.
- 10:49I'm sorry about the cake.
- 10:52>> Six new trucks, Grant.
- 10:55We can't fill the old ones.
- 10:57Brooke says a big company needs a big
- 10:58fleet.
- 10:59>> [music]
- 10:59>> Brooke has never been to this yard.
- 11:01Hill Farms pulled their contract this
- 11:03morning.
- 11:04Hill Farms is half our money.
- 11:07You missed three meetings [music] with
- 11:08them. You were in Miami.
- 11:11And the drivers haven't been paid in 2
- 11:13weeks.
- 11:14Brooke does the payroll now.
- 11:17Then ask Brooke where the money went.
- 11:21Sold out by two.
- 11:23Every single tray.
- 11:24>> Your guys ate half of it.
- 11:26>> Then let me buy you dinner to make up
- 11:28for it.
- 11:31>> 6 months ago I didn't have a home, Sam.
- 11:34>> I know.
- 11:35I'm not in a hurry.
- 11:37>> Not yet.
- 11:38Ask me again.
- 11:40>> I will.
- 11:41>> Diane?
- 11:44It's Carol. You won't believe whose
- 11:46bakery I'm standing in.
- 11:48Nora's. And there's a line to the
- 11:50corner.
- 11:53Grant won't notice the shoes.
- 11:56Carol called. Nora has a bakery [music]
- 11:58now.
- 11:59When I'm Mrs. Mercer, this kitchen goes
- 12:01first.
- 12:04Your team, Mrs. Mercer.
- 12:06Wrong cups. [music] I told you twice.
- 12:09These are the cups Mrs. Mercer likes.
- 12:11Soon that's me.
- 12:14I run this house now. Pack your things.
- 12:16[music]
- 12:17Mrs. Mercer?
- 12:1911 years I've worked here. Do as she
- 12:22says, Rosa.
- 12:26Nora? They said you'd be here.
- 12:29Rosa, what happened?
- 12:31Brooke threw me out. Same words he used
- 12:34on you.
- 12:3611 years you fed that family.
- 12:39And you fed me. Every morning for 5
- 12:41years. Can you work a register?
- 12:44I can learn.
- 12:47You start at the new place.
- 12:49Thank you, Nora. I won't let you down.
- 12:52>> [music]
- 12:52>> Another mouth for my savings? Another
- 12:54pair of hands.
- 12:58The bank wrote.
- 13:00Final notice on the trucks.
- 13:02You read Grant's mail now?
- 13:04Somebody in this house has to.
- 13:06>> Mom, give me that.
- 13:08>> She spent the company on shoes and a
- 13:10kitchen.
- 13:12Grant, are you going to let her talk to
- 13:13me like that?
- 13:14>> Mom, stay out of my business.
- 13:18>> I chose her for you.
- 13:20I was wrong.
- 13:21>> You chose her because she had money.
- 13:24>> She never had a dollar. She had our
- 13:26name.
- 13:27>> [laughter]
- 13:28>> I'm out tonight. Don't wait up.
- 13:31Grant is working late again. Third
- 13:33night. Then eat with the TV, Diane.
- 13:38Noodles in a box. On my mother's table.
- 13:41Even Nora set a better table than this.
- 13:45Grant, it's Mom. Call me back, please.
- 13:48Grant? [music]
- 13:49Is that you?
- 13:51Diane?
- 14:03>> They need to operate on her hip.
- 14:05Tomorrow.
- 14:06>> She's your mother, not mine. Handle it.
- 14:09>> Brooke, I need you here.
- 14:11>> I need a life, Grant.
- 14:13>> What do you mean zero?
- 14:16>> The account was emptied on Friday, Mr.
- 14:18Mercer. [music]
- 14:20>> Brooke had the second card.
- 14:23Brooke emptied the company account. The
- 14:25hospital was the last bill I could pay.
- 14:27>> And the house?
- 14:29>> The house is sold, Mom.
- 14:33I threw out the one woman who never
- 14:35asked me for money.
- 14:37>> I'm tired, Grant.
- 14:40>> Then sleep. I'll be here.
- 14:46>> The buyers want it empty by Friday.
- 14:48>> Friday?
- 14:50Fine.
- 14:51>> And these photos?
- 14:55>> Keep this one. Throw the rest in the
- 14:57trash.
- 14:59>> All of it?
- 15:01The portraits, too?
- 15:02>> All of it.
- 15:05>> Your father built that company with his
- 15:07hands.
- 15:08>> And I lost it with mine.
- 15:11>> Brooke took it, not you.
- 15:14>> I let her.
- 15:15I have no choice, Mom. Your pills cost
- 15:17more than our rent.
- 15:18>> Then wear a clean shirt.
- 15:22All of it.
- 15:24And the bag.
- 15:25Declined, [music] Ms. Sterling.
- 15:28Try the other one.
- 15:30Also declined.
- 15:32>> Two bakeries, both in profit in a year.
- 15:35>> I want a [music] third, on Steinway
- 15:37Street.
- 15:38>> Your numbers say yes, Ms. Hayes.
- 15:40>> Breathe, Nora.
- 15:45A year ago, you had 20 pies in a basket.
- 15:49And a sister who didn't let me quit.
- 15:55Three bakeries in a year, Nora.
- 15:58Four, if the bank says yes again.
- 16:00Everyone, this is Rosa. She starts here
- 16:02today. Lemon or apple?
- 16:05>> Everybody here eats her pies.
- 16:07I want you all to hear this. Nora, I'm
- 16:09asking again. Dinner.
- 16:12Friday.
- 16:15>> Friday, 7:00. Don't be late.
- 16:18>> About time, boss.
- 16:20>> Don't keep him waiting, girl.
- 16:23>> [laughter]
- 16:25>> 6 months he waited.
- 16:27I waited 40 years for my Harold.
- 16:30>> Ruth, you married him at 19.
- 16:33>> It felt like 40.
- 16:34>> I almost wore the hard hat.
- 16:37>> I'd still say yes.
- 16:40>> Why did you say not yet back then?
- 16:42>> Fair question.
- 16:44I had to stand on my own first.
- 16:48>> You stood.
- 16:50I watched you do it.
- 16:52>> Then sit with [music] me a while.
- 16:54>> Same time next Friday?
- 16:57>> Every Friday.
- 17:00>> Good night, boss.
- 17:02>> Good night, Sam.
- 17:07The next driver is Grant Mercer. Should
- 17:09I send him away?
- 17:10>> No. [music]
- 17:11Send him in.
- 17:12>> Good morning. I'm here about the driver
- 17:14job.
- 17:17Nobody hires a man who lost his own
- 17:19company.
- 17:20We rent two rooms in Jamaica now.
- 17:22And I owed you an apology to your face.
- 17:27>> You start Monday at 5:00. Bakers start
- 17:29early.
- 17:30>> After everything I did, you're the one
- 17:32giving me a chance.
- 17:37Here are the papers for the insurance.
- 17:40>> What is this?
- 17:42>> Mom's pills. Every month, I'll manage
- 17:44somehow.
- 17:47>> I'll pay for your mother's medicine. She
- 17:49shouldn't suffer because you lost
- 17:50everything.
- 17:51>> Nora,
- 17:52I can't take that.
- 17:54>> You're not taking it. She is.
- 17:58>> You're the new driver.
- 18:00Grant.
- 18:02I know who you are.
- 18:07She gave you a job.
- 18:09Don't make her sorry.
- 18:10I already made her sorry once.
- 18:13Then drive careful.
- 18:16>> Where's the pie lady?
- 18:19>> She sent me. 40 lemon and apple.
- 18:2240 lemon and apple. Tell her the guys
- 18:25say thank you.
- 18:30>> Diane, [music] don't.
- 18:34It was never you.
- 18:36The doctor warned me when Grant had with
- 18:37mumps [music] at 16.
- 18:40At 25, I had him tested and never told
- 18:42him.
- 18:46I let you carry it for 5 years.
- 18:50Get up.
- 18:52You made me believe something was wrong
- 18:53with me.
- 18:55I forgive [music] you.
- 18:57But you'll tell him yourself.
- 19:00>> Tell me what, Mom?
- 19:02>> Grant.
- 19:04Mumps.
- 19:05>> At 16, you knew.
- 19:09>> 5 years you let me think it.
- 19:12>> Why didn't you leave sooner?
- 19:16>> Because I loved you.
- 19:18That part is over.
- 19:20>> Sam's a lucky man.
- 19:23>> Be at 5, Grant. The pies won't wait.
- 19:29>> Who pushed the tables together?
- 19:32Nobody asked me.
- 19:34>> You'd have bossed us all, Ruth.
- 19:37>> She still will.
- 19:39>> Should I ask him in?
- 19:42>> Not today. [music] Maybe one day.
- 19:47It's the same cake. [music]
- 19:49>> Yes. This time somebody's going to eat
- 19:51it.
- 19:52>> Cut it, Nora. People are hungry.
- 19:54>> And I want the top tier.
- 19:56>> [laughter]
- 20:02>> Morning, you two.
- 20:07>> Say hi to Daddy.
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