Rote Rosen
  • 4 months ago
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00:00It's going really well.
00:02Yes, two big orders in one day.
00:05Yes, Lars was right.
00:07You urgently need to hire someone.
00:09Karla, you were absolutely right.
00:11Why?
00:12And I'm still far too young.
00:14And that's why I've decided to take over the post as Secretary of State.
00:20To my new family.
00:27For God's sake, Mom!
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun
00:32And it's in my eyes
00:34And it's in my eyes
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn
00:40And a restless sky
00:42And a restless sky
00:47This is my life
00:51This is the way to find my own
00:55This is my life
00:57This is my life
00:59This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on, I'm rolling on
01:28One, one, two.
01:30This is going to be exhausting.
01:33We need a doctor.
01:35Lilienthalstrasse 1.
01:41Dr. Thies isn't here.
01:43I couldn't reach her on the phone.
01:45The ambulance is on its way.
01:47I'm so dizzy.
01:49Mom.
01:50Don't worry.
01:52Everything will be fine.
01:58He doesn't live here anymore.
02:00He's in the south now.
02:03You're not serious, are you?
02:06You've already decided against Berlin.
02:10And now I've changed my mind.
02:12The leadership of the state representative of Lower Saxony in the capital.
02:15I'll never get that chance again.
02:17Anne, you're pregnant.
02:19Torben, what's that supposed to mean?
02:22And I'm a politician.
02:24From the bottom of my heart.
02:26And not just to earn my bread.
02:28You know that.
02:29Yes, and I know to appreciate it.
02:31But I also know what it means to have a baby.
02:33Yes, sure. You know that.
02:36Anne, I'm really the last one who would keep a woman from working.
02:40But I will also prevent you from taking over.
02:42Torben, I'm sure Anne knows what would be too much for her.
02:45Oh.
02:46I hope she also knows that for our baby.
02:49Damn.
02:55The next day
03:08I'll take the pike perch.
03:10A very good choice. I've had that one before.
03:13Yes, I've been scrubbing my hands for ages.
03:16The engine oil just doesn't work.
03:18Oh, do you also build motorboats?
03:20No, I'm a strong current electrician.
03:22Yes, because my passion is motorcycles.
03:24Yes, and today it was an airplane engine.
03:26That was a first for me, too.
03:28Mr. van Loon gives his sister an old airplane for her birthday.
03:31She's a hobby pilot.
03:33Yes, but the airplane has a broken engine.
03:35Yes, we helped her brother from Apache.
03:37Or rather, we tried.
03:40Then I'm curious whether Mrs. van Loon will get the thing in the air.
03:43Yes, I'll put it this way.
03:45Engine is engine, right?
03:47If you have a little idea about it, you can switch it around without any problems.
03:51Ben actually has to do with wind turbines.
03:53Oh, that's interesting.
03:55That's the energy gain of the future.
03:57Yes, absolutely.
03:58It's really time that we all think on a broader front.
04:01Yes, I see it that way, too.
04:02Fossil fuels are simply no longer timely.
04:05Exactly, and soon no longer available.
04:07Yes, so solar plants are already a good start.
04:10But we have more wind than sun here.
04:12So I would say, wind power for everyone.
04:15Oh man, we haven't ordered any wine yet.
04:17Mrs. Dr. Thies, which would you prefer?
04:19Well, no wine for me, thank you.
04:21Why, do you have a volunteer service?
04:23No, but I don't feel like it today.
04:26Britta had a little headache and then she took a pill, right?
04:30Oh, I'm sorry, we could have gone out to eat another time.
04:33No, that's not a problem at all.
04:35Well, I feel much better.
04:38Well, I don't feel like alcohol today either.
04:41And you should listen to his inner voice.
04:43Okay, what about you?
04:45Hm?
04:46No, well, my inner voice, I just got rid of it.
04:49I believe that my inner voice is connected to the general public.
04:53You know what?
04:54I'll order a round of mineral water.
05:08So, are you feeling better?
05:10The sun is already gone.
05:13We didn't know when you'd be back.
05:19But she's very nice to greet you.
05:26The offer from Berlin is very tempting for Anne.
05:29We talked about it from the beginning to the end.
05:32And she decided against it.
05:34Yes, but then she thought about it again and changed her mind.
05:38Something like that can happen.
05:40Did you come up with that?
05:43Tom, we already talked about that.
05:47I didn't come up with anything.
05:49And I'm also not happy when she leaves Lüneburg.
05:51I just told her to really think about it.
05:55Maybe she'll never get an offer like that again.
05:58And don't you think she'll regret it at some point?
06:01Anne is pregnant.
06:02And she needs an environment that supports her.
06:05Me, you, Merle...
06:06She knows what she's doing.
06:08She's a strong woman.
06:10Strong women are really getting on my nerves right now.
06:33And how did you like my boss?
06:35You mean as a boss?
06:37Only as a boss, yes.
06:39Cool.
06:41She's not as strict as you thought, is she?
06:43No, absolutely not.
06:44And I have to say, she's also pretty likeable.
06:46Yes, I thought so, too.
06:48What you also notice immediately is that she appreciates you as a doctor.
06:52Do you think so?
06:53Yes, absolutely.
06:55What I think...
06:57You can tell her the truth.
06:59About our baby?
07:00Yes, why not?
07:03Before I have to invent some headaches for you again.
07:07She's totally relaxed.
07:09Better like this than when she finds out by accident.
07:12Because she'll take that as a sign of trust.
07:15Yes, you're right.
07:16Yes, yes, yes.
07:19A message from Thomas Jansen.
07:21He tried to call me several times.
07:26Mrs. Jansen has collapsed.
07:28She's in the hospital.
07:29I have to go there immediately.
07:31Should I come with you?
07:33No, no, we'll see each other later.
07:37See you later.
07:45Is Dr. Thies on the way?
07:48Yes, she's coming.
07:49And the results of the blood test are almost there, too.
07:52I shouldn't have allowed you to help me with the opening of the T-junction.
07:56But I would have...
07:58It was all my fault.
08:00Hello, please excuse me for coming now.
08:03I didn't have a readiness service, and I had my cell phone turned off.
08:06But you don't have to apologize.
08:09Thank you for coming.
08:10I brought the lab results with me.
08:13And?
08:14It doesn't look good.
08:17Her leukocyte level has dropped significantly.
08:21And that means?
08:22We have to find out.
08:23And until then, we have to keep her here.
08:26Does that mean that the bone marrow donation was in vain?
08:30Her immune system is definitely not working as it should.
08:34It may be that we have to repeat the surgery.
08:36The whole procedure again? How is my mother supposed to get through it?
08:39And Susan, she has a cardiac arrest.
08:44If it has to be, I would repeat the bone marrow donation.
08:47That's not a question at all.
08:57Would you like something to drink, too?
08:58Yes, please.
09:00Yes, poor Mrs. Janssen.
09:02And everyone thought she had survived.
09:05Maybe it was just a little weak attack.
09:07Let's hope so.
09:08Now she really has to go up with her attack again.
09:11Man, I'm sure my mom will take that with her, too.
09:14Yes, Britta was also done and done.
09:16She didn't turn on her cell phone when it happened.
09:20We went to dinner with her stepmother.
09:22Oh, yes.
09:23Hey, how was it with my aunt?
09:26Oh, yes, right.
09:27It was totally relaxed, I wouldn't have thought.
09:30Well, Mrs. Professor, my aunt, she's nice.
09:34Not a bit crazy or anything.
09:36Yes?
09:37Yes.
09:38Well, I can't imagine that she would react stupidly
09:42if Britta told the truth.
09:44Oh, you mean in terms of pregnancy?
09:46Yes.
09:48She keeps big pieces on Britta.
09:50I don't see any problem with that.
09:52Cool.
09:53Yes, all the better.
09:54Then we can meet again at Berger and Winterkunst.
09:57Yes, exactly.
09:59I have to admit, I was a little confused.
10:03Yes, we got two really big orders for the day after tomorrow.
10:07And I couldn't convince any of the customers to postpone the appointment.
10:10Yes, and since I can't clone myself...
10:12Oh, man, Ben!
10:13Yes, no, don't say anything.
10:14We'll hire someone right away.
10:16Like you wanted from the beginning.
10:18Yes.
10:19Well.
10:21Coincidentally, I already have a few interviews tomorrow.
10:25What?
10:26You invited an applicant on your own?
10:28Yes.
10:29Man, before you have to clone yourself.
10:32Clone.
10:33Man.
10:34Hey!
10:47When are you going to unload my container?
10:49In a minute.
10:52Don't you have time to get up?
10:56Isn't it rather time for you to go back to bed?
11:02It's all working out.
11:05I did the full one.
11:06My father signed it without me having to fiddle with my wig.
11:11That was a brilliant idea of yours.
11:14And in a minute I'm going to drive to your container and get the Maya statues.
11:20And if your father insists on coming with you?
11:23He won't have time for that.
11:25I'm in charge of his appointment calendar.
11:29Wow.
11:30You're really up for it.
11:43Winter here.
11:44You sent me a mail yesterday.
11:46How come I'm only finding out about this container now?
11:50Where it's been at your place for days and costs a lot of money?
11:55At least one person recognizes my talent.
11:59Which one?
12:00My father?
12:01Yes, your father.
12:02Yes.
12:03Yes.
12:04Yes.
12:05Yes.
12:06Yes.
12:07Yes.
12:08Yes.
12:09Yes.
12:10Yes.
12:11Yes.
12:12That's right.
12:15That's business of course.
12:18My father treats me like a nanny.
12:22That has its advantages.
12:24That he doesn't trust you completely.
12:27For example, that you don't only pick up jewellery,
12:30but also secure yourself 20% of the profit.
12:34Chapeau.
12:35Even if it's at my expense.
12:38Oh, the letter went out a few days ago.
12:45Who?
12:46Yes, but he must have resigned if he wanted to unload the container.
12:52I...
12:53All right.
12:54Probably a mistake of my secretary.
13:00I'll take care of it.
13:03Goodbye.
13:05Wait a minute.
13:23Stay seated, dear.
13:25Yes.
13:26You don't have breakfast.
13:29Is there anything new from Ms. Jansen?
13:31Not yet.
13:33I hope Thomas will get in touch soon.
13:36Fortunately, he was able to spend the night at her hospital.
13:39I'll leave you here.
13:42I don't think it's right that you want to give her bone marrow again.
13:49I know that Ms. Jansen means a lot to you.
13:52I'm also...
13:55Good morning, Pete.
13:56I'm also sorry that her condition has deteriorated so much, but...
14:00You can't put your life at risk.
14:04Did you hear that?
14:05I don't want you to risk your life.
14:08You would have almost died at this bone marrow donation.
14:11But I didn't die.
14:14And if I have to, I'll donate again.
14:17I think you owe that to your family.
14:22Then I'll cancel the meeting with Clemens.
14:24No, you won't do that.
14:26No, I want to be with you.
14:27This meeting is important.
14:29Not as important as being with you.
14:32It's not even said that I'm getting surgery.
14:34And if it really comes down to it, I'll let you know, okay?
14:37Please.
14:40All right.
15:18And?
15:19Still a birthday curse?
15:21I'm sad that you're leaving.
15:24Merle, you said at the age of 40 you could start life anew.
15:28Travel the world.
15:29That was the decision for me.
15:31Yes.
15:32And that's exactly why I could kick myself in the ass.
15:35If only I had kept my mouth shut.
15:38You're cute.
15:40Still, I think you have a birthday curse.
15:43Honestly?
15:45I'm really proud of you.
15:48That you have the courage and the strength to go through all this.
15:52Who knows, maybe you'll become famous.
15:54And I'll have a celebrity cousin in the capital soon.
15:57I'm doing what's important to me.
15:59I know.
16:00That's why you're so good.
16:03Still, I think it's a shame that we'll see each other much less soon.
16:06Merle, I come to visit you as often as possible.
16:09You say that now.
16:11But only if you get to work first and get to know your handsome deputy.
16:16Oh, how nice.
16:18Can I get a coffee too?
16:19Morning.
16:20Morning.
16:21Coffee for you.
16:22Oh, I'm Greek.
16:24Then I'd rather not.
16:25Both decisions.
16:28Has Torben calmed down?
16:31Well, this morning he was in a pretty bad mood.
16:34I'll talk to him again.
16:35Oh, better forget it.
16:37I mean, you know, he needs a little time.
16:39You know him.
16:41Finally, another European breakfast.
16:44Then I'll be just in time.
16:46Aunt Erik!
16:49From the airport.
16:50Straight from Delhi.
17:00Good morning, Dad.
17:01The post is already there.
17:02I'll bring it to you in a minute.
17:04Would you like a coffee?
17:06The post from today or the one from three days ago?
17:09You lied to me.
17:12What's going on?
17:15The freight letter for this container arrived at the post office two or three days ago.
17:20You said it came by courier yesterday.
17:23Why?
17:24I put the letter away and only found it again yesterday.
17:30I was just afraid that you were angry.
17:33That's why I lied to you.
17:36I'm sorry.
17:38Someone has checked this container several times.
17:41Do you know anything about it?
17:43No.
17:46The container belongs to Mr. van Loon's old company.
17:49And?
17:52I bet he was the one.
17:55How should I know that?
17:58According to the freight letter, there is a load of coffee in the container.
18:03Could it be that there is something else in it than just coffee?
18:07Dad, honestly, I don't know.
18:12Give me back the full power immediately.
18:14I'll pick up the container myself.
18:16But I can take over.
18:18No, I'll do that.
18:19Right after the meeting with Clemens.
18:21And please cancel all my appointments until noon.
18:25Think about whether you have something to tell me after all.
18:30I have to terminate dishonest employees on time.
18:35Come on.
18:43Thick air?
18:45Just a little family twist.
18:48I know.
18:50Can I somehow convey it?
18:53It's okay. It just cleared up.
18:57Coffee?
18:59No, thanks.
19:06Mmm.
19:08Delicious black bread.
19:11You can't imagine how much I missed the food here.
19:14And the coffee.
19:16I miss it too.
19:18Since Anne has been living here, there is only free coffee.
19:20Oh, my God.
19:21Don't worry, I made it especially for you.
19:23Keep the spoon in it.
19:25Your luck.
19:26And what was so bad about the Indian food?
19:28Rajan found your Ayurvedic type and the appropriate diet.
19:32Yes, that's true.
19:34And the food actually tasted very good.
19:36But every day Indian.
19:38Well, and then these extra spicy curries.
19:41Oh, my stomach stretched.
19:43But you probably just didn't have enough antifascial nutrients.
19:46Because Indian food is usually very healthy.
19:49Well, that may be.
19:50But at times I couldn't leave the hotel room at all.
19:53I was more of a burden than a joy for Achim.
19:56Achim still stays in India or what?
19:59Yes.
20:00He supports Ella so passionately with her project.
20:03Just like Rajan.
20:05This Public Botanical Drugstore that she set up there is really impressive.
20:10A herbal pharmacy?
20:12Ella is overjoyed that her Achim is on her side.
20:15Well, and Achim's knowledge in herbal medicine is priceless.
20:19But he can also learn a lot in India.
20:21For example about Indian herbs.
20:23But that's enough now.
20:25Tell her.
20:26Did something happen?
20:28Anne is leaving us.
20:32What?
20:36Ah, you met someone, didn't you?
20:42I'm going to be a state secretary.
20:44And I'm taking over the management of the State Council of Lower Saxony in Berlin.
20:51And what?
20:54In a few days?
20:56No.
20:58Yes.
21:00But you're getting a child and you're alone.
21:04And here in Lüneburg you have people who support you.
21:08But if I don't seize the opportunity now, I'll blame myself in a few years.
21:13And that wouldn't be good, not for the child either.
21:17We'll visit you in Berlin.
21:19And if things go wrong, Anne will just come back to us.
21:23Come here.
21:26I wish you all the luck in the world.
21:29You have my blessing.
21:31Thank you, Röschen.
21:45Speed up!
21:46Yes.
21:51Good morning, Mr. Hill.
21:52Good day.
21:53Good day.
21:54We can start right away.
21:56I'll call you in one by one, okay?
21:58Good.
22:02Five people.
22:03Good.
22:04I'll close the door.
22:10Are we ready?
22:11Can we start?
22:12Yes.
22:17So, who was there first?
22:19All right.
22:20Morning.
22:21Good morning.
22:22Good day.
22:23Come in.
22:24Good day.
22:25Take a seat, please.
22:28First of all, thank you very much for understanding that our talks today unfortunately have to take place in private rooms.
22:37And?
22:38Ready to start?
22:39Yes.
22:40So, let's go.
22:41Next.
22:43So, next, please.
22:44Good day.
22:45Hill.
22:46Come in.
22:47Good day.
22:48Good day.
22:49So, let's go.
22:50Good day.
22:51Hill.
22:52Lasswinter.
22:53Hello.
22:54Take a seat, please.
22:56Okay.
22:58Come.
23:00Good.
23:01Good.
23:02Freihof.
23:03Hill.
23:04Hello.
23:05Lasswinter.
23:06Hello.
23:07Take a seat, please.
23:08So, which office would you like to renovate?
23:11Yes.
23:12I had to come up with something, didn't I?
23:14Or are the introductions usually taken in the bedroom?
23:17That depends.
23:18Well, then.
23:19Have fun with Mr. Mustard Life.
23:21Yes.
23:29Mr. Mustard Life.
23:31Mustard Life.
23:32Yes. Berger.
23:33Hello.
23:34Let Winter take a kiss.
23:49Hello, Roman.
24:11Have you been waiting long?
24:13Just got here.
24:15I had to stop by my office.
24:18Problems?
24:22It will show.
24:39How is Fenja doing?
24:41Do you like it here in Barcelona?
24:43Very good, actually.
24:46She is fire and flame for this training.
24:48I would not have thought.
24:53I still find it difficult to imagine my daughter as a cook.
24:57But at least she learns to cook with a star.
25:00If you call her next time, say hello from me.
25:04Yes, of course.
25:11Shall we sit down?
25:25What is your boat workshop doing?
25:27Are you making progress?
25:29I will soon have the keel laying of my first boat.
25:32Congratulations.
25:33Who is the customer?
25:35There is no one.
25:37Maybe I'll keep it myself.
25:40Then this is not an order.
25:43I have fulfilled so many orders for others in New York.
25:47Now I finally want to have a boat for myself.
25:52Yes, that suits you.
25:59Well, and if someone buys it, it's good.
26:01And if not, it's good too.
26:08May I have a look at the boat sometime?
26:13If you want to, of course.
26:20Do you remember?
26:22Like us back then.
26:40What should I have done?
26:42I had to give my father back the power.
26:44How do I get to the container and the statues now?
26:47Something will come up.
26:48I'm going to jail if someone invents these things.
26:50Do you realize that?
26:51And I lose my position because of your crooked business.
26:54How do you even talk to me?
26:56Do you realize that I'm doing all this for you?
26:58And for your 20 percent.
27:01If you hadn't called the container yard so often,
27:03my father wouldn't have suspected anything.
27:05If you had let me forge his signature, I would have had the goods long ago.
27:11Stop arguing.
27:14Let's see how it goes from here.
27:17If my father comes back from his brother, he will ask me some questions.
27:21For example, why you are so interested in this container.
27:25Think of something nice.
27:26I'm going to get the statues now.
27:29How?
27:39And how are you?
27:41Thank you for being here.
27:43I'm already on my way to the hospital.
27:46Yes.
27:47See you later, Susan.
27:49Hello, Mr. Janssen.
27:50Oh, Mr. Lichtner.
27:52Is everything okay?
27:53My mother.
27:56We had to take her to the hospital last night.
27:58I'm sorry about that.
28:00I thought the bone marrow transplant was successful.
28:03That's what it looked like, yes.
28:04But she had a relapse.
28:07All the better if I turn back to Brussels now.
28:09Oh, is that already decided?
28:11Yes, I just handed over my tasks to a successor in Hanover.
28:15Lüneburg is again richer by one tax consultant.
28:18I just hope your decision has nothing to do with Anne.
28:21She has now put herself in the head to accept this job offer.
28:25She's going to Berlin.
28:26But she has long since decided against it.
28:28She has just decided against it again.
28:30You know the women.
28:31Well, I can understand that she likes the post.
28:33Anne is a full-blood politician, but now?
28:37A career is good and beautiful, but not for every price.
28:41I had to negotiate that somehow again.
28:44And I would be very happy if you would support me in this.
28:47Yes, gladly. And how?
28:48You know what? I have an appointment with a client.
28:51But after that I'm going to the office. Are you coming?
28:53Just give me a call.
28:54Yes, thank you.
29:00Even if we need women like you in Berlin,
29:03I still think it's a shame that you're leaving.
29:07When does it start?
29:09The day after tomorrow.
29:10What? So soon?
29:12I just spoke to the state representative.
29:14And they would like to introduce me to the next federal council meeting.
29:18Then we'll lose you as mayor faster than we thought.
29:22That's why I would also like to propose an interim mayor
29:25who can continue my work.
29:28Finding someone faster will be difficult.
29:30Especially someone who has your competence.
29:34I was thinking of you.
29:38Me?
29:39Yes.
29:41I'm sorry.
29:43But this is quite surprising.
29:45You are an experienced politician.
29:47And as head of the financial committee,
29:49you have done an excellent job.
29:51I'm glad to hear that.
29:53And as a mother of three children,
29:55you know the situation of families.
29:57One of my focus points.
29:58So you are my ideal occupation.
30:02May I suggest you?
30:04Your offer pleases me.
30:07And honors me.
30:09Nevertheless, I would like to speak to my family before I decide.
30:13Of course, I can understand that.
30:16So?
30:17We'll talk on the phone.
30:19Yes, we will.
30:21Thank you for your trust.
30:24I thank you and I look forward to good news.
30:29Yes, that's for me.
30:32Bye, Mrs. Köster.
30:36You always wanted to play Around the Clock.
30:40Because you always cheated in Shanghai.
30:42Yes, you said that.
30:44Did you?
30:45Yes, I just played a different version.
30:47Ah, the version where the little brother can cheat,
30:49but not the big one.
30:51Yes, but I cheated my Latin teacher with your full permission.
30:55You just showed him my old notebooks.
30:58Yes, and the old wimp didn't even notice
31:00that the translations were not mine.
31:02It's a masterpiece. It's been the same for thousands of years.
31:06And today I'm happy to read Seneca in the original.
31:10Yes, you learned something.
31:21It's been a long time since we talked normally.
31:27Yes, you're right.
31:31Well, from my point of view, we can do this more often.
31:39Let's try it.
31:51Yes, I thank you, that's good.
31:56It's so nice of you to give me company.
32:00I'm happy to do that.
32:01But your tea office is waiting.
32:03It's closed at noon.
32:05And now please don't worry about my business.
32:07Don't even think about it.
32:08You're all so touching to me.
32:11Thomas sat on my bed all night.
32:14He had an important appointment in Hanover today.
32:19Mrs. Janssen, how are you?
32:21Well, should I wait outside?
32:23Please stay.
32:24I can't leave my savior at the door, can I?
32:29Your immune system is working normally again.
32:31Another bone marrow transplant is not necessary at the moment.
32:35Thank God.
32:37But you have a severe infection and you urgently need to protect yourself.
32:40What does that mean?
32:42Your body is enormously weakened by the bone marrow transplant.
32:46Germs that don't even trigger a sneeze can be really life-threatening for you.
32:51I understand.
32:52I just shouldn't have let you help me.
32:55But I'm begging you.
32:58I understand that I'm not allowed to do it anymore.
33:02Mrs. Janssen, avoid exertion and avoid gathering people, okay?
33:07And apart from that, you're in the best hands with Mrs. Tizia.
33:10That's true.
33:11Goodbye.
33:12Goodbye and thank you very much, Professor.
33:15Can I talk to you again in a moment?
33:16Yes, you know where to find me.
33:22You urgently need to protect yourself, then you can go home.
33:25Dear Dr. Janssen, believe me.
33:27I learned my lesson.
33:32And I thank you from the bottom of my heart that you made me so resolute yesterday.
33:39Then I'll finish the discharge letter now.
33:41I thank you.
33:57Do you still have nightmares?
33:59Only rarely.
34:01At least the distances get a little longer.
34:04Well, you just have to be patient.
34:07I think it's important that you continue the therapy.
34:10It's still a little hard for me to talk to a complete stranger about myself and my father.
34:15You just need more trust, that will do.
34:18At least I'm glad I have my friends.
34:21And you.
34:23And my work here.
34:25Speaking of work, have you already talked to Mr. Winter about the comfort suites in the Ascania Park?
34:30No, not yet, but it's a great idea.
34:32I can sing a song about it.
34:34In which compartment you are often locked as a single traveler.
34:37All right, then.
34:39Why not?
34:42Okay, then I'll put another 100 on it.
34:44Then the box will let itself be opened somewhere.
34:47In my opinion, two ...
34:49Hello?
34:55Oh, that's our project manager.
34:57Maybe he's already talked to Mr. Winter.
34:59Mr. Van Loon!
35:02Excuse me, but have you already talked to Mr. Winter about the comfort suites in the Ascania Park?
35:09No, not yet.
35:11But I'll take care of it.
35:22Yes, please.
35:26Am I disturbing you?
35:28Mrs. Thies, not at all.
35:30Come in.
35:34The test plan for our study, Mrs. Thies.
35:40Goals and the hypothesis to be checked.
35:43Statistical evaluation methods.
35:45Input and output criteria for patients.
35:47So the procedures are there.
35:49You did a great job.
35:51Yes, I don't want to waste time.
35:53Now that Rolf Farmer has already shown interest.
35:56Is there anything new? Did you send a contract?
35:59I'm sure we'll get it in the next few days.
36:01And that's mostly your merit.
36:04You have established contact with Rolf Farmer.
36:07I'm glad that I can contribute something to your study on Morbus Kensington.
36:12But I'm here for a different reason.
36:15From a private one.
36:18I have decided for the child.
36:24My congratulations.
36:30Excuse me.
36:32Oh, I really have to get there.
36:36Hasfeld Winter?
36:41Yes.
36:48Thank you very much. You are very kind.
36:51Of course, I'll call you back right away.
36:53Goodbye.
36:56Hello, Dad.
36:58And? Have you thought about it?
37:01You're right.
37:03I let the cargo letter disappear.
37:07Vincent asked me to do it.
37:10He wanted to open the container himself.
37:12And for that I needed the full power.
37:14I'm sorry.
37:16And why did he want to open the container himself?
37:19I guess because he wanted to get the profit of the sale himself.
37:23For such a ridiculous amount of raw coffee, you don't make such an effort.
37:27I wanted to please him.
37:29I just didn't think about it.
37:31I'm glad you're honest with me.
37:34So can I keep my job?
37:36Yes.
37:37Thank you, Dad.
37:40It will certainly not happen again.
37:44I don't trust this Van Loon.
37:46I know, he's your friend, but...
37:49What if he lied to you?
37:51And put jewelry in the container?
37:53Jewelry?
37:55That would be criminal.
37:56Of course.
37:58Then let's go to this container yard right now and follow him.
38:02And if he lied to me, then he can experience something.
38:04Good idea.
38:05It's best if Mr. Van Loon comes with us.
38:08Then he can give us direct information if necessary.
38:11Excuse me, I have to make a quick phone call.
38:17Did I miss something?
38:22Winter.
38:23Good day.
38:24Am I speaking to the police?
38:26No.
38:38No, now I'm really going to hang a sign out for customers.
38:41Sorry, darling, but this is just the shortest way to the workshop.
38:45And the plane has to be ready today.
38:48Yes, but only because it's Merle's birthday present.
38:50Get out, get out, get out, I'm coming.
38:52Oh, it's cold.
38:54Hey.
38:55Hey.
39:26Well, I'm actually very satisfied.
39:29And the tea that Pete organized, they tear it out of my hands.
39:34Great, then the maneuver with the insecticide was almost a stroke of luck.
39:38Yes, you could say that.
39:42How are you, Mrs. Jansen?
39:46You know that?
39:47The bush drums always work flawlessly here.
39:51I know it from Anne, she knows it from Torben, and he knows it from Thomas.
39:54Well, it's going a little better here.
39:58She probably overworked herself yesterday.
40:01She's not even 20 anymore.
40:03Well, she's not the only one here.
40:08Tell me, why do I actually find out about five corners that you have a birthday tomorrow?
40:13Should I assume that I will be 50?
40:1650?
40:18Why? That's a reason to celebrate.
40:20That's exactly what it is not.
40:22When you're ready, we'll talk again.
40:26It's just a number.
40:31And the beginning of a lonely evening of life.
40:35Tell me, what did the two of them just carry into the boat hall?
40:38Can you admire the first boat?
40:40Nothing, nothing, no.
40:41As far as I know, Clemens hasn't even started with it yet.
40:44Come on.
40:45Too bad, I would have liked to take a look at it.
40:48Describe your mood to me.
40:50Then I'll find you the right tea.
40:52Don't ask me about that.
41:03Excuse me, I had another patient.
41:06No problem.
41:07So if I didn't know you were pregnant, I would say there's something to celebrate.
41:11A bottle of Prosecco.
41:13Do I look like that?
41:14I don't know, maybe a little.
41:16I told my boss.
41:18And she just congratulated me.
41:20She didn't make a leap of joy, but also no drama out of it.
41:23My congratulations, she says, goes on the phone, that's it.
41:26Champagne.
41:27What?
41:28A joke.
41:29And we're thinking all the time.
41:31I knew it, the woman is completely relaxed.
41:33I was so afraid that she would exclude me from the study when she found out.
41:36There's something else.
41:38We'll probably get research soon.
41:40Because of your contact with Reut?
41:42Yes, because of my contact with Reut.
41:44I'll order a shampoo.
41:45One shampoo, please.
41:46Yes, one, because I'm pregnant.
41:49Yes, there's another reason to celebrate.
41:51We have our first employees.
41:54No.
41:55Then you can take on both assignments tomorrow.
41:57Yes, exactly.
41:58You were completely right.
41:59Yes, and Lars too.
42:01We have to think much bigger from the beginning.
42:03Ben, I'm happy for you.
42:06And I'm happy for us.
42:09For the three of us.
42:14Yes.
42:35Yes, please.
42:40Mrs. Köster.
42:41That was quick.
42:43Have you already talked to your family?
42:45Yes, I have.
42:46My family is just so excited.
42:48And my husband is behind me.
42:50He would be proud to be the first husband of Lüneburg.
42:55That's wonderful.
42:57It's just about dressing the office in a transitional way.
43:01I also started as interim mayor.
43:04You have set high standards.
43:06I really enjoyed doing my job.
43:08But now new challenges await me.
43:11And it's absolutely right to take them on.
43:14Then may I suggest you for the election to interim mayor?
43:18Yes.
43:19Nice.
43:22Yes, please.
43:24Hello, Anne.
43:25Hey.
43:26Hello, Anne.
43:27Thomas.
43:28I ran into Mr. Jansen.
43:30He wanted to come along.
43:32That's great.
43:33Then I can introduce you to my potential successor.
43:37This is Sabine Köster.
43:38Köster.
43:39Lichtenhagen.
43:40Thomas Jansen.
43:41Nice to meet you.
43:42Nice to meet you.
44:03I can't believe it.
44:05I can't believe it.
44:11I can't believe it.
44:16What does the police want here?
44:18I called the officers.
44:20Procedurally.
44:24Thank you for coming.
44:40Ah.
44:41No coffee.
44:42Peter.
44:44Ah.
44:46No coffee.
44:48Peter.
44:50Ah.
44:52Ah.
44:55No coffee.
44:56Ah.
44:58No coffee.
45:00Peter.
45:01Ah.
45:03No coffee.
45:05Ah.
45:07No coffee.
45:10Ah.
45:11Passport winds.
45:12We didn't find any jewelry.
45:14We'll go back later.
45:49Oh, I'm sorry.
45:53Can I talk to you for a moment?
45:55Yes, of course.
46:01Have a seat.
46:09As you know, there are legal guidelines for mother protection.
46:13I have to adjust your work at the station accordingly.
46:19And what does that mean?
46:22When I recruited you into my team, I assumed that you decided for research and against pregnancy.
46:31But that's not how it works.
46:34I need employees who are able to work above average.
46:38And that's why...
46:41That's why I have to release you from research at Morbus Kensington.
46:49I will bring child and career well under one roof.
46:52Yes, that's wonderful. Then you don't need me anymore.
46:54What is that supposed to mean? Of course I need you. You are the father and I want you to be a part of it.
46:58How is that supposed to work? Should I spend every weekend in Berlin?
47:01We visit each other as often as possible.
47:03No, you just decided that. You don't care how I feel about it.
47:11Ciao, Merle Perle.
47:13That's how it feels to be old and lonely.
47:17Don't let Roman take your breath away. I know what I'm talking about.
47:20That has nothing to do with me.
47:22Don't project your experiences with Roman on me.
47:27What's different with you?
47:29He's asking you for a good life and wants everything to go the way he wants.
47:33You're making a mistake.