03x02 - A misdemeanor, a little trip

[bunniefuu]

[rumbling intensifies]

[Moritz] Every human is born

a completely egotistical narcissist.

Children hate sharing

and have no understanding of fairness.

[sighs]

[Moritz] Only through

education and culture

are people taught

to suppress their innate egotism

in favour of social coexistence.

Still, deep down,

people of course only ever think about

- themselves and their own happiness.

- [groaning]

That's just science.

Survival of the fittest.

Everyone is their own

most important person.

What I'm getting at is,

if you want to achieve something,

you have to ignore the conditions

that apply to everyone else

and follow your instincts instead.

And that means breaking rules.

I mean, everybody has a dangerous side,

don't they?

Maybe I just have to find mine.

[computer beeping]

CLIENTS.XLS RECOVERED

A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

[upbeat rock music playing]

[man 1] Here he is,

and he's alive, just like you asked.

[Moritz] But he's drugged!

[mumbling]

- [Moritz] What's with the bag on his head?

- [man 1] What's with the bag?

[Moritz] It doesn't make any sense.

He's been here before!

[Lenny] Uh Moritz?

[Lenny] Moritz.

Lenny?

I know this must seem super weird, but

I can explain.

[gasping] You had me kidnapped?

No, Lenny, not "kidnapped".

Are you kidding?

You handcuffed him to the wheelchair?

Oh! Okay.

Lenny, this has gotten way out of hand.

I actually just wanted to talk to you

in peace.

So you send these two gangsters after me?

[Moritz inhales deeply]

These gangsters are the only reason

that you, Kira and Dan are still alive.

[breathing shakily]

Maarten tried to k*ll you!

[Lenny] Sure.

Abnor, please.

Yeah, we took care of the Dutch guy

who tried to k*ll you.

You m*rder*d him.

No, we took care of making sure

he didn't k*ll you guys.

We did nothing to him. Nearly nothing.

[grunts]

- [both laughing]

- Just like you wanted.

And we always do exactly what Moritz wants

and exactly how Moritz wants it done.

And I should be grateful to you

for saving my life, is that it?

Which will be over in two years

because you took away all the money

that might have made a difference

and saved my life!

It would still exist

if you hadn't deleted it!

[animals grunting]

[gasps]

Lenny, I can understand why you

don't want to sell your code, alright?

And I can also understand why you

don't want to accept any money from me.

[Moritz sighs]

But I really need your help.

I mean, you're always saying,

"With everything that Moritz says,

you can only believe 60%."

Think about it, even if only 20% of what

I've told you about the Dutch is true,

Lenny, they're giving me no other choice!

I must get the shop back online.

[inhales] And without you

[Moritz exhales slowly]

[groans, grunts]

[inhales deeply, exhales]

[Moritz sighs]

I can't do this, Lenny, not without you.

[triumphant classical music playing]

But only under one condition.

This stays just between us.

Nobody can see us. Seriously. Nobody.

[Moritz] Hey, come one. Who would see us?

- Lennard! Long time no see!

- Mr Zimmermann.

- I get to be in front of the camera today.

- Are you filming us?

It's, uh, actually live!

- [Moritz] Marie, delete that, please!

- Hey!

We don't want to be part of your weird

Instagram freak show, alright?

What the hell? That was

a L'Oreal branded partnership, Moritz!

What do you think I'm doing here?

This isn't frivolous entertainment.

[Jens] And you guys? What are you up to?

Uh, revising for our exams.

Yeah. We have to go revise.

Oh.

- Probably all night.

- [Jens] Okay, then. Get stuck in!

Dad, come on!

We have to start again from the beginning.

Three, two, one

- [phone beeps]

- [both] Hi!

[Marie] Sorry, guys.

I was interrupted by my idiot brother.

[Moritz] This is cool! Now we can

just pretend it's like the good old days.

[Marie] I hope we don't disturb him.

[Jens] Listen, your brother is revising.

At least shut the door.

[Marie] Ugh!

[door slams shut]

Okay, um I'll go get us some brain food.

[knocking on door]

Hey! Sherlock Holmes!

You have a minute?

I've got something to show you.

Yeah, I do too. Our Twitter account's

blowing up right now.

After the show, we had identikit pictures

made from the witness testimonies.

We uploaded them,

added some music, and bam!

They're getting shared

like nudes of Heidi Klum!

[laughing]

Over 4,000 retweets

and all in under an hour.

The attack last week by that Moroccan

in Bremen only got 3,000!

[Rainer laughing]

Look.

A few weeks before his death, this dealer

from the little town of Rinseln

sold a sum of pills that was worth

several thousand euros

to a boy called Moritz Zimmermann.

The evidence is all in a spreadsheet

called "clients. xls" on this laptop.

This Moritz Zimmermann is not just

an extremely tech-savvy student,

but also the son of a police officer

named Sergeant Jens Zimmermann,

in that little town of Rinseln.

That gives him a motive

to delete the data on his son.

But, I went ahead and restored it.

Oh, that's really great. [chuckles]

An internal police investigation.

Just lovely.

"Tech-savvy student".

So you can lock him up for how long?

Three years?

No, I don't think you understand

No, you're the one that doesn't

understand. That dealer is dead.

Suicide!

And since you've been nagging me

about it for weeks,

I looked into it and it wasn't

the first time he tried to do it.

Once in the autumn of '98

and once in 2006,

the same day that Germany lost to Italy.

At least he had a good reason.

And so it seems to me

that he managed it third time round,

and that's the final conclusion.

And where did you even get the laptop?

I shoved it away weeks ago!

- Yeah, I know, but I thought maybe if we

- Is there evidence on it?

Well, I've not restored all of it,

but it's highly likely

Benedikt, it's going back in the evidence

room, this time it's staying there.

These dealers are sitting

in their shisha bar,

counting their sets of BMW keys

for f*ck's sake,

while we're chasing down our own people.

We still catch criminals with handcuffs.

Not with a mouse.

You only call me

When you need something ♪

When you need something

Need something ♪

You only call me

When you need ♪

Much bigger. Really sure.

That looks good.

You only call me

When your luck runs dry ♪

Something's not right here.

I let it ring, ring, ring ♪

[laptop beeping]

Can we still get the CDN connections?

- Yeah, use Edge Nodes. It's fast enough.

- Amazing!

I integrated your shopping cart

in the Vuex. It's more robust now.

End-to-end tests are working now as well.

Yeah, I know.

You only call me

When you need something ♪

When you need something

Need something ♪

You only call me

When your luck runs dry ♪

Now you wonder why ♪

- I let it ring, ring, ring ♪

- [laptop dings]

So, that's it then.

And you didn't put in a backdoor

this time, right?

[Lenny scoffs] No.

[Lenny] Cool.

Lenny, I really can't thank you enough.

And I also really owe you an apology.

I couldn't have done all this without you.

We really do make a good team.

[sighs] I've really missed this.

- And I've really missed you.

- [Lenny snoring]

[Moritz sighs]

[Moritz breathing deeply]

Yeah, Mo. I've really missed you too, man.

[sighs]

[beeping]

[birds chirping]

[Moritz] Morning.

f*ck, Mo. Why didn't you wake me up, man?

[Moritz] I was asleep as well.

[Lenny groans]

It feels like old times, doesn't it?

Yeah, that's OK.

- Want some breakfast?

- No.

I've gotta get to study group.

And I promised Dan that I'd

[sniffs, coughs]

Do you have a T-shirt I could borrow?

[Moritz groans]

Lenny, I

That really meant a lot to me.

- Maybe we could

- Listen.

That was a one-time thing. I want it

to stay our secret, okay, Moritz?

Dan and Kira can't know.

Of course. Good decision.

It's better if they don't find out

about this.

As CEO, you don't want to worry

your employees unnecessarily.

I'd do the same thing.

[Moritz sighs]

[grunts]

Here, your fee.

You've earned it.

Come on, take it. I know it's not enough,

but maybe in the future

we can do business together again.

- CEO to CEO.

- [Lenny] Sure.

But first, I have two things to say, okay?

Number one, my friendship is not for sale.

I will sort the money out

because unlike yourself, Moritz,

I don't need anyone's help.

And number two, Moritz

you're not a f*cking CEO, man.

What?

Of course I'm a CEO!

Oh, yeah?

"They left me no choice!

I have to get the shop running again!"

Man, it's called Chief Executive Officer,

it's not Chief

Emo Outcast.

CEOs set the deadlines.

Just a matter of time before they realise

they don't need you and get rid of you.

You sold out, and now you're

the smallest cog in the machine, Mo.

You think you're Steve Jobs,

but at best you're Tim Cook.

And I mean when Steve Jobs

was still alive.

But unlike the real Tim Cook,

your Steve Jobs doesn't have cancer.

It's you who's letting him

run things round here!

But now you're just doing

what Tim Cook does every day.

Carry around duffel bags

of Steve Jobs's money.

- [gulps]

- CEO

Oh, yeah?

Under Tim Cook, things at Apple

are going better than ever!

[door slams shut]

Numbers-wise

[Moritz] As a boss, you have to learn

to deal with criticism.

Employees complain.

That's perfectly normal.

Because while you as CEO

are realising your true self

and the company is your everything,

your baby

For your employees, it's just

well, it's just a job.

They just want to have a good day

until home time, and then that's that.

[Moritz] And that is the difference.

As CEO, you work only for yourself.

[Marlene] But you gave us your word,

remember?

[Moritz] I'm the CEO of MyDrugs.

- [Lenny] CEOs set the deadlines.

- [Moritz] Of course I'm a CEO!

[Lenny] You're not a f*cking CEO, man.

[male presenter] Every week,

we join one of Germany's

top CEOs on their secret mission.

They switch sides and go undercover

to observe the business

from their employees' perspective,

to find out how things really work

at their company.

This is Undercover CEO: MyDrugs.

Moritz Zimmermann is the CEO

and mastermind behind MyDrugs,

the largest online drug market in Europe.

He's going undercover in his own company

as "Steffen", a student intern.

I'm really looking forward

to the experiment.

I mean, as CEO,

I have a lot of responsibility.

[presenter] We've installed

hidden cameras.

No one here suspects

that Steffen is, in fact, their boss.

Hi, Steffen.

First thing, here are the gloves.

Two of them. Know what you're doing?

- Yeah.

- Great.

[man 2] Eighty grams of Grenades.

No, no. That was a Smiley.

Right, come on.

Yeah, not bad on the whole,

but it's important you speed things up.

We have to hit at least

100 packages per hour,

the bosses say,

otherwise we'll have problems.

Which bosses?

Marlene and Beeke.

[Moritz] It's great what you learn here.

It's stuff that your employees

would never normally say.

[man] Fine for what it is.

I said to Marlene,

"I'm not doing it again."

- And

- [man] That's the third time this week.

What's the work atmosphere like here?

Like, I mean, do you like working here?

Yeah, actually.

Well Marlene and Beeke

can also sometime be very stressful.

They're total perfectionists.

Yeah, you can't make any mistakes. Any.

Uh I thought Moritz Zimmermann

was the boss.

- [both laughing]

- Moritz?

- The boss here?

- [both laughing]

- Technically, yeah, but I mean

- Nope!

[all laughing]

[echoing] Moritz? The boss here?

[intense electronic music playing]

[inhales deeply]

[ding]

I'm a boss

Tell 'em not today ♪

Swervin' on these chickens

Cluck out my lane ♪

I'm a boss

Out my way ♪

Or just do every little thing

That I say ♪

You better, better tell 'em

Who's the boss, me ♪

You better, better tell 'em

Who's the boss, see ♪

You better show 'em

Who's the boss ♪

They stop in awe

When they see me pull up looking flossy ♪

Boss, boss, boss, boss ♪

I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a

I'm a boss ♪

Boss, boss, boss ♪

[sighs]

Mm-hmm.

EMP. NO., COST CENTRE,

START DATE, ADDRESS

[sighs]

It's about time you two

got back together. [sighs]

I mean, I voted for you guys

for the Cutest Couple,

but you're doing okay on your own.

It's impressive, your new shop.

Thanks.

- [phone vibrates]

- So, "Given the function f,

f of x equals e to the x plus x squared,

and the function g

- JOSEPH: HELP!!!

- LISA: CAN'T NOW, I'M TALKING TO MO

[Moritz coughs]

[mobile phone chiming]

Should I go on?

JOSEPH: AH, OK. THEN GOOD LUCK.

- You wanted to study maths. I know this.

- Sorry.

So, how did you handle everything

with the shop?

[sighs] Can we stop talking about MyDrugs

and focus on studying instead?

- DRUGS GUY: HERE IS THE TRACKING ID:

- DAN: IT DOESN'T WORK?! HELLO?!

f*ck! He's not even replying

to any of my messages anymore.

Now T1000's actually managed

to figure out his site.

You said he couldn't do it.

Stop talking about MyDrugs

and focus on studying, please.

[mobile phone vibrates]

KIRA: f*ck!

THE NEW MYDRUGS PAGE.

SINCE WHEN CAN SARUMAN CODE LIKE THAT?!

NOW

You know, I really hate to say it,

but maybe

But maybe Moritz is just too much

for us to handle.

Some people are just like that.

They're on a higher level.

And they have a plan for everything,

like Queen Elsa.

- Frozen?

- You watch Frozen?

Just the trailer.

Yeah, well

Elsa's actually nothing without Anna.

Anna is the one who whatever.

Let's concentrate on the exam

for a minute, okay?

Yeah, but isn't this more important

than exams?

- What good is passing if

- If I drop dead tomorrow?

Dan, that could happen to anyone.

Even you.

You still applied to uni, didn't you?

Listen, over the last ten years,

I could have died every single day.

That's 3,652 days.

But I didn't. Not once!

So, why the f*ck is that gonna change

just because MyDrugs is back online?

- I

- No, best thing you could all do to help

would be calm down and not constantly

talk about Moritz, for God's sake!

One of them's called Beeke,

and what's the other one's name again?

Marlene.

But you're still the CEO?

I am, yeah. Why?

And are you not scared of the police

and all that?

That they'll catch on to you

at some point?

Lisa, come on.

How would they possibly catch on to me?

As long as you don't have a record or

or an immigrant background,

they don't even consider you

as a potential suspect.

Unless you're psychologically disturbed

or some kind of weird freak. [laughing]

[Lisa] Yeah. [laughing]

[fly buzzing]

[buzzing intensely]

[fly buzzing]

[engine running]

SLO-MO - VIDEO - PHOTO - SQUARE - PANO

[doorbell rings]

Hello! I'm a work colleague of your daddy.

You you must be Marie, am I right?

And what do you want?

I'm here about Moritz.

Do you want to arrest him?

We'll see. [laughing]

- He's not here.

- I know. Um

Do you know this man?

[Buba] Can I come in?

- No, and who are you?

- I'm a very good friend.

No. Why?

Is that your boyfriend?

What? No. Huh?

- I've got to go.

- Are you absolutely

[dogs barking in distance]

Would you mind if I came in for a minute?

I won't bother you.

I just want to look around.

I don't know. Can you do that?

I don't know about these things.

I'm only 12.

But among my 89,522 followers,

there are a lot of men your age,

strangely enough.

Maybe some of them are also

police officers, or maybe lawyers.

[phone chimes]

Hi! I'm back again.

Sorry for interrupting you.

Can somebody answer a question?

There's a police officer at my front door.

Can he come in and take a look

around my house without a warrant?

Here, this is him.

NO WAY!!! YOU SHOULD CALL YOUR PARENTS!

Is he allowed to question a minor

in the absence of her guardian?

Answer in the comments, guys!

REPORT THE PIG!

[inbox chimes]

[Moritz] Two factor

authentication enabled.

[phone chimes softly]

[phone chimes softly]

[indistinct chatter in background]

[phone chimes softly]

[phone chimes softly]

[phone chimes more loudly]

[phone chimes]

[phone chimes more loudly]

[phone chimes more loudly]

[inquisitive music playing]

[phone chimes loudly]

[phone chimes more loudly]

- [phone chiming repeatedly]

- [video game music]

[chiming repeatedly]

- [loud knocking]

- Oh!

Okay, Maarten, now that you're the admin,

you can handle the CSS sprites

and the htconfig errors!

Moritz! I can explain!

Good luck!

POLICE

[rock music playing over stereo]

[mobile phone vibrating]

"Inspector Pain in the Arse"?

Okay. Who's Inspector Pain in the Arse?

Oh, um

It's it's just that guy from CID.

- [she chuckles]

- So, shall we?

What does he want from you?

Nothing. I don't want to drag you into it.

Can't be that bad, surely.

Or did you rob a bank again?

No. It's about Moritz.

Moritz?

What did he do? Break the internet?

[sighs] Moritz has a drug problem.

Moritz had a drug problem, I mean.

He wiped the laptop we got

from that dead dealer

because he was scared of getting caught.

The laptop had evidence on it,

and Inspector Pain in the a*s

has found out probably.

What drugs is he taking?

[sighs] Marijuana.

[laughing] Moritz smokes weed?

That's cute.

That's in the past. Two, three times.

Now he's clean. He promised me.

So why are you getting

so worked up about it?

I'm getting worked up because

evidence was destroyed, Barbara!

That's no trivial offence!

The boy has his whole life ahead of him.

He's been working damn hard

for his exams and for his company.

He has so much potential.

I can't stand by and watch him

have it all taken away,

and turn into a loser like his father.

But who understands minor infractions

of the law better than we do, the police?

It's like this.

Out there, there are criminals,

then there's the police.

The bad guys and the good guys.

Like in football,

there's Bayern and there's Dortmund.

Rivals! Different.

Sometimes they win, sometimes we win.

But in the end,

we're all playing the same game.

And we both foul once in a while.

Last year, at the town fair, I shot

a rubber duck with my service weapon.

So, did I get in trouble for it?

No! And why not?

- Because you play for Bayern?

- Dortmund.

Is that so?

Yeah, that's what I meant to say.

Go find Inspector Pain in the a*s

and talk to him about it.

Don't do it officially, of course.

Do it more

Do it more teammate to teammate.

He'll understand.

We're all on the same team.

[upbeat electronic music playing]

MORITZ:

WE REALLY HAVE TO TALK ABOU

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE.

[sighs]

YESTERDAY: LENNY WHAT'S GOING ONNNN?

TODAY: THAT WAS FUN YESTERDAY.

LET'S DO IT MORE OFTEN!

MORITZ: HEY LENNY, WANNA TALK?

[dreamlike music playing]

LISA YESTERDAY:

HEY MO, I'VE BEEN THINKING.

WANT TO MEET UP

AND STUDY TOGETHER?

(MORITZ: YEAH, OF COURSE:)

HEY LISA, WANNA TALK?

[radio DJ] What can we learn from this?

Everyone deserves a second chance.

Mike and the Mechanics knew that.

So, here we are on The Best Mix.

I'm Timo Muller,

and you're listening to Radio Rinseln.

POLICE RINSELN

[over radio]

Everybody gets a second chance ♪

Second cha ♪

- [doorbell rings loudly]

- sh*t!

Mr Zimmermann!

Good evening.

Sorry to turn up here so late,

but I need to get something off my chest.

So, can I come in?

Uh yeah, please.

It's about my son and the drug thing

that happened at the horse farm.

I have to tell you something.

[sighs] I can't tell you how glad I am

you came to me of your own accord.

I know all about it.

I hope it's OK that I record this.

It'll make it easier for me to make

my case to the people above me.

Your son doesn't fit

the usual perpetrator profile.

Hey? No! I I mean

I'm not here to make a confession. I just

What's important here

is that nothing happens to my son.

I'm sure we can work this out somehow,

between colleagues.

After all, we're all playing

for the same team.

Hmm?

[sighs] Mr Zimmermann,

I don't think this is something

we can just "work out".

Mr Kamper,

the boy is about to take his exams.

Uh This is a very serious violation

of Paragraph 29 of the Narcotics Act

and Paragraph 129 of the Penal Code!

- You can't just

- That paragraph can be ignored.

Just relax!

I mean, I felt like you did to begin with,

but I asked around

and a few colleagues said

they think it's not a big deal,

nothing to get worked up about.

[inhales deeply]

Okay, then, I see. Uh

This was obviously a mistake.

I should probably go.

I understand how you must feel.

You don't want the weight of this

on your shoulders either.

You know what?

I'll just discuss this

with your superiors.

No, no, no! Leave it to me. Um

I have to handle all the paperwork

first anyway, and then

maybe I'll just talk to my boss

about it myself.

He doesn't know anything about this,

does he?

Are you investigating this on your own?

Uh

- Hey! Mr Zimmermann!

- [grunts]

Mr Zimmermann, stop right now!

Ow, f*ck!

f*ck! Ow!

- Mr Zimmermann!

- [grunting]

Forget it!

The files will still be on the hard drive.

There's nothing you can do.

It's an SSD!

The first "S" stands for "solid".

Ah, f*ck! Side stitch.

[Benedikt panting]

No!

What are you doing?

[Benedikt panting]

You idiot! You f*cking idiot!

[Benedikt gasping]

[gasping]

[Jens sighs]

You'll get locked up for this! You idiot!

Then why don't you call the chief

and report me?

As long as my son doesn't get

locked up for it, I don't care.

You don't have kids, do you?

[gasps]

You're totally crazy.

Yeah, maybe I am crazy.

But I still play for Bayern.

No, Dortmund. I play for team Dortmund.

[upbeat indie rock music playing]

[sighs]

This is it. Here it is!

Oh, finally!

So, we can get started now. Right?

Uh Awesome, but

[Kira] Can you please explain this to me?

I think it got held up somewhat.

Not you. Lenny!

Can you explain this to me?

JavaScript is a programming

sh*t, Lenny! What the f*ck is your code

doing on f*cking MyDrugs?

- My code?

- SSR?

[Kira] Above the fold optimisation?

Powered by Nerd Rage?

"Rage" what now?

Can you explain this in human language?

No! No normal human uses

Snake Case in JavaScript.

- Listen

- What the f*ck, Lenny? So she's right?

We're working our asses off for your

tumour while you're coding for Voldemort?

Man, there was no other option.

They wanted to terminate us.

- Moritz?

- No, the Dutch. Moritz helped us.

[scoffs] Sorry, but I'm not falling

for that sh*t again!

It's true this time.

Moritz was telling the truth!

I wish he'd been lying.

But, yeah, we're not in danger.

We'll be protected by the Albanians.

Moritz made sure of that.

Hey, Moritz needed help. I had to!

You guys wouldn't understand.

One of you only has party friends

and f*ck buddies!

And the other has commitment phobia!

Look, Moritz, he's like my family!

When were you planning

on telling us about this?

- I didn't want to upset you.

- f*ck, Lenny!

I can decide for myself what upsets me!

I don't need you to do that!

You're just a shite CEO like Moritz.

You know that?

- Can we talk about this some other time?

- [Kira] No! We're discussing it now!

We're doing this for you,

and you're lying to us!

Lenny, you should know

how shitty that feels.

[Dan] Did you at least build in

a thermal exhaust port?

I'm really sorry, guys.

Anyway, it was a sh*t idea.

Look at me. Do I look like a drug boss?

It was f*cking Moritz!

I never wanted to sell drugs.

You think that I wanted to deal drugs?

Yeah, sure, to a couple of friends.

But you guys had to turn it

into f*cking Amazon for drugs!

[Kira] Yeah, whatever. You could have made

more money delivering newspapers.

[Kira sighs]

OK.

[inhales deeply]

As CEO of CandyBay,

I have an announcement to make.

The Lennard Sander Foundation

will be withdrawing

from the international drug trade.

- [melancholic music playing]

- [typing on keyboard]

Was that it?

That was our exit?

Yep. Farewell, drugs.

Huh.

[Moritz] I don't know who else

I should talk to about it.

I would always talk to Lenny

about this kind of thing.

He would give me some advice and

even though I usually wouldn't follow it

it still helped somehow.

I don't know what I can do to make them

somehow, I don't know

respect me.

Maybe I need to do some work

on my appearance,

so I seem more threatening.

I mean, everybody has

a dangerous side, don't they?

I don't wanna sell drugs ♪

[Moritz] Maybe I just need to find mine.

I just wanna make more money

Than everyone ♪

I just wanna make more songs

Than everyone ♪

I just wanna have more fun

Than everyone ♪

[Moritz] Or maybe I accept my role,

lean back,

work nine to five,

and earn a pile of money

until I can pay for all of Lenny's therapy

in a year or so.

But then they might think I'm a coward

who just gives up when things get

a little bit difficult.

And then, they sh**t me after 14 days

and nobody gains everything.

Or I could book a flight

to the Dutch Antilles,

or better French Polynesia,

not somewhere Dutch.

Then I'll lay low for a few years

and wait until they've forgotten about me,

the statute of limitations on my crimes

has passed and Lenny likes me again.

Because if there's one thing

I've learnt about me and Lenny

neither one of us are better on our own

than we are together.

[Joseph] And? Any progress?

[Lisa] Mm-hmm. Almost done.

Okay, could you maybe take these off then?

[chuckles] I'm nearly finished, I swear.

[Joseph] Okay.

[Lisa] But you're still the CEO?

MORITZ CANTEEN 02

[Moritz] I am, yeah. Why?

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