01x01 - Ulkonäkö pettää

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Don't throw things around.

Was there something
in the food again?

If there was, you
have to tell someone.

No, it's just a pepper.

The paddocks are an important part
of our brand and the landscaping.

The place needs to look the same

as a top-class horse trading
stable in Central Europe.

So, the indoor riding area.
The ground here is clay,

but we can support it with piles.
An elastic floor is a good thing.

A heated indoor riding area

is something our clients
take for granted.

We were thinking of
building it here.

Somewhere around this area.

May I show you? You mind?

This way.

The sale of valuable horses is
based on speculation and papers.

It's about customer
management, not about profits.

We must create the right climate
for our customers' expectations.

Let's assume you're
buying a horse.

I first have to assess your
expectations for the animal,

then mould them so I
can respond to them.

Dad was training
horses in Germany

when people here were
still smoking makhorka.

He knows what to
sell and to whom.

Few people can
tell on the outside

what a horse is capable of.

That's what makes it a good
article when raising expectations.

Can I be straight with you?
- Of course.

To me, it sounds like this
business idea of yours

is based on the manipulation
of clueless customers.

No offence.

Get back to me about the
renovation and the indoor arena.

I'd be glad to discuss
them in more detail.

I've had enough. Tell her
we've talked this through.

We don't care what you think.

We were already
promised this loan.

And who made that promise?
- An executive...

at your bank told us
that it was a done deal.

We've discussed...
- Our executives' private discussions

don't affect my decision-making.
- It wasn't a private discussion.

It must've been since
I've never heard of it.

I'm the one who makes
the final decision.

I'm afraid I can't approve
such a large-scale funding.

The stable renovation and
the indoor area, perhaps.

But the horse trade...

It doesn't sound good
the way you presented it.

Okay, we'll get back to you.
- You do that.

And get your paperwork in order.

Why the sudden
need to recruit me?

You haven't established a
permanent post in two years.

That's what you ask when
fishing for compliments.

We want to offer a permanent post
to a young and talented person.

I've actually enjoyed
doing fixed-term work.

That way I know I won't
be doing this forever.

Don't you like it in here?
- I do. Of course I do.

But if I became a freelancer,

I could write anything
I wanted in any media.

Nobody can do that.
Good stories take time,

and that takes money.

Can I ask for your
opinion on this?

On what?

Should I continue working
on a monthly salary

and do what you want me to
do, or foster my own thinking?

If you wish to continue
this conversation,

know that your choice of verbs
already answered your question.

Perhaps you'll want
to think about it?

I have other candidates
if this isn't your thing.

Really? I thought
I was the only one.

Oh, no. Just the first.

Okay.

What I meant by
fostering my thinking...

I think I understand
what you meant.

Okay, well...

I'll get back to you.

Hi.

A black coffee to go, please.

Mind if I sit here?

Do you know any journalists here?
- I'm a journalist.

It says you're a visitor.
- I'm a fixed-term worker.

Do you know any journalists
who could help me?

I'm a journalist despite
working fixed-term.

Doesn't it mean...?
- Whatever.

Hey, wait!

Sit down. I need your help.

I'm too busy to
help random people.

Ask someone else.
- No, wait!

It's a microchip I
found in a meat patty

inside a baby's mouth.

Where?
- In the daycare centre I work in.

These are bone fragments.

Gristles.

Tendons.

Some runny stuff
we weren't sure of.

That's a tooth.

My friend found it
earlier this winter.

And you've reported this?
- Yes. But that led nowhere.

Which daycare centre?

I can't tell you. I don't
want you to go barging in.

Your name?

I need to know who you are
and where you come from?

The daycare centre
is called Vauhtila.

Ever heard of source protection?

If you have to mention it, it
means I'll get into trouble.

What trouble would you get into?

I need your name.
- And I need my job.

Fine.

I'll look into it.

Could you do it as
discreetly as possible?

Thanks.

f*cking hell...

Sami, hey.

Where is she?
- They're patching her up.

This was the last straw.

We can't let her teach here anymore.
- I understand.

Back away, people.

Go on, blow. Thanks.

I came to take you home.
- 1.2 per mille.

1.2?

Hey, nobody got hurt.

Nobody got hurt.
- I heard you.

Or was somebody hurt? Huh?

Did they say...?

Cut it out, mum.

Take your shoes off.

Can you do it?
- No... I can't...

Oops.

Off to bed, then.

Take off your coat.

Go on, lie down.

Sami.
- Stay there.

Where are you going?
- Nowhere.

Just sleep. I'll be here.

This is Sini. Please
leave a message.

It's me.

Mum's school had
to be evacuated.

She mixed some wrong chemicals
and there was an expl*si*n.

They breathalysed
her. 1.2 per mille.

She was sitting in an ambulance,
all sooty like some g*dd*mn troll.

Oh well...

Even if you don't care,
at least call me back.

You hear me? Call me. Please.

We have to do something.
Things can't go on like this.

You have a visitor.
- Ask him in.

He's in the conference room.
- Who?

Airaksinen.

All right. You wanted to see me.

Sorry to barge in unannounced.

I'm interested in
the loan you refused.

The trading stable?
- Exactly.

The miffed owner referred
to one of our executives

when I said we can't
grant such a big loan.

Except we can.

We'll grant him as
big a loan he wants.

He's an experienced entrepreneur,
and I will vouch for him personally.

Get the paperwork done
and get this over with.

Have you seen their plans?

I know all I need to know.
- You wouldn't be here if you did.

The plan is short-sighted.
I simply can't support it.

Of course you will! I
already promised them.

I promised them a third
of what they asked

until the paperwork is fixed.
- I'll take responsibility...

As the manager, I alone bear
the operative responsibility.

You can help them with the
paperwork if you're buddies.

I don't know who
you think you are,

but the truth is that you have
five years left here at best.

Looks like you're wasting that
time by f*cking people over.

I'm good at what I do.

But I have leverage.

Think about it. Wouldn't you
like to retire unscathed?

Vainikainen.

Looks like it's damaged.

But it's not from Finland.

How can you tell?

I see numbers 5 and 8
from the country code.

Finland's country code is 246.

What country could it be, then?
- Just a second.

Mozambique, Vanuatu,
Netherlands and Norway.

Next come the manufacturer,
the organisation number

and the individual animal's
number. Six numbers are missing.

Okay... How do I find out
what those numbers are?

The central register of pets
in Belgium has access to

the databases of various
countries' species organisations.

Did this come from a pet?
- Most likely.

What kind of pet?

A cat, a dog, a
ferret, what have you.

If you can figure out the country
and the manufacturer of the chip,

they might find the species
and the individual animal.

If the pet has crossed borders, a
proof of ID should be available.

Okay.
- Where did you get this?

Usually microchips
stay under the skin.

Do I have to answer?
- Of course not.

But why wouldn't you?

I guess it will
remain a mystery.

Thanks. Bye.
- Thank you. Bye.

Hi.

To the airport, via Koskela.

This is Esko Ahvonen,
good evening.

Do you have a table for two
available for this evening?

Right, how about nine p.m.?

Okay, thank you. See you, bye.

Why aren't you
touching your food?

That Russian ski company
is going out of business.

I won't be getting
my money from them.

And neither will your
bank, I'm afraid.

They were put on the sanction
list, so that's that.

You told me there were no risks
when I asked about the sanctions.

You're right.

Did you look into it like I asked?
- I did.

I don't believe you.
- They told me it was risk-free.

And you trusted them
without checking it first?

I can't afford this!

Fix it.
- How?

You want me to go to Russia and
tear those snowguns off the slopes?

As I already told you, their
payments have been frozen.

I'm done, thanks.

Go ahead.

A bad debt of
300,000 is one thing,

but you didn't even tell
me about it right away.

Hey, I wanted to...
- You wanted to screw me first.

Here's the main course.

Bon appétit.
- Thank you.

Make sure you fix it!

Okay, so it was sold a year ago.

And you were the
owner for a long time?

Okay... Yes, that would be nice.

Yes. I can tell her that?

Okay, perfect. Yes, thank you.

Will you be all right, mum?

Just get that stuff.

Sami Korvola.

This is Inkeri Aho from
insurance company Navitas.

I can't really talk at the moment,
and I don't need insurance, so...

I'm not trying to sell anything.

I'm calling about veterinarian
Erik Korvola's life insurance.

You've been named
as his beneficiary,

so I thought you might
know how I could reach him.

He's supposed to come to a meeting
for customer identification.

If you have his contact info...

Don't call me again.
- I just need his number.

I mean it.
- Wait...

Bye.
- Hello?

We still have the web
conferences on today's agenda.

Their schedule and the
required preparations.

I will hand everyone written
instructions with illustrations.

They include details on
every phase of the process.

But we can continue
next week. Thank you.

I sold a share of my company.

In cash?
- Half a million.

I don't want to hear any more.

Only an idiot accepts that
amount of money in cash.

Let's go.

Don't start now.

Let go of me.
- I did exactly as you asked.

I got the money in time. Even
before the deadline, in fact.

Esko...
- I have the contract of sale.

The money comes
from property sales.

Call it off. You don't know
where the money comes from.

I'm a salesman.

If somebody wants to
buy something from me,

I don't ask where
the money comes from.

Maybe not you. But I
follow certain rules.

I'll go bankrupt, meaning your
bank won't be getting its money.

At that point, someone
might remember to mention

that you were my lady friend.

You're the only one who
can fix this situation.

Take care of it.

There's no way I can
deposit this money.

It's not the end of the world.
We'll figure something out.

I was fired.

If your father was here,
this wouldn't have happened.

Mum. You can't know that.

Erik knew how to
take care of me.

Of us all.

Did you know dad
had life insurance?

What?
- He had life insurance.

How is that relevant?

Your father's not dead!

I just thought...
- Don't think! Don't say anything!

I was just saying...

Just forget about it.

INTOXICATED TEACHER
CAUSES HAZARD

INSURANCE POLICY

This is Sini. Please
leave a message.

Nice talking to your
voicemail again.

Mum and I made the
papers. Did you see?

And, well...

I have a plan. I
need to see you.

I need your help.

Luna, Luna.

Do you still have a
copy of that passport?

I'll be there at eleven.

A client wants to
deposit 10,000 euros.

Right now?
- He wants to meet you.

Just ID him and ask where
the money comes from.

He specifically
asked to see you.

Give me 30 minutes.
- Thanks. Bye.

She'll be here in a moment.

Hi. The client who wants to
make the deposit is waiting.

Hammarén.

Marianne Rautiainen.
- Hammarén, Kari.

You wanted to make a deposit.
- Correct.

10,000 euros? In cash?
- That's right.

I now have to identify you and
verify the origin of the funds.

Of course,
absolutely. Thank you.

Let's start with
your identification.

Here you go.

They say if you bear a strong
resemblance to your passport photo,

you're not fit to travel.

Your account was
opened 18 months ago.

United Protein Trading.
- That's right.

That's when the branch office
was established in Finland.

How are the funds you're depositing
related to your business?

Meaning...?

The nature and extent of your
business. The reason for the deposit.

We import and distribute food
supplies. We're a subsidiary,

and the parent company
is located in Rotterdam.

And the cash?
- Small clients sometimes pay in cash.

It tends to accumulate. I'm
too lazy to go to the bank.

It takes so much time.

It would make things easier if
you gave up cash altogether.

You tell that to our customers.

But hey, I'm here
to deposit cash.

I have all the receipts, and
the money can be easily traced.

I'm sure you've heard
of money laundering.

Or at least know what it means.

I told you the money
is easily traceable.

What's this about laundering?

All big cash deposits
need to be cleared.

Why is this such a
big issue for you?

Sorry, you lost me.

You're already dealing with half
a million euros of my money.

So why do you care
about ten grand?

You didn't know whose money
you accepted, did you?

I was the one who bought your
partner's company in cash.

I guess this came as
a surprise to you.

Well, nothing we can do about it
now. I need this money deposited.

I'm sorry if this came
as a shock to you,

but I'm sure I can trust
you to take care of it.

Goodbye.

Inkeri, do you have a moment?

Sure.

Someone named...

Sami Korvola called us.

What about him?

I'd like to know why you are encouraging
people to collect their life insurance?

That's not how it went.
- So how did it go?

I wanted to identify the insured, but
he's gone missing, so end of story.

Except it's not.

We have a claim for
the insurance money.

The beneficiary
is entitled to it.

It's not our job to encourage
people to file insurance claims.

Besides, the police investigation
was so vague it's easy to dispute.

In unclear cases, we side
with the beneficiary.

So start investigating it.

But it would be in
our best interest

if we emphasised the
possibility of suicide.

You know the investigation
can't be tendentious.

Our department won't be paying a
quarter million just like that.

And I'm not here to save money but
to investigate what has happened.

I'm sure your former colleagues
don't want you nosing around.

I'm just reopening the
investigation on our part.

Heli. Can you make a data
release request for me?

Sure. Is Monday good?
- Yeah.

Korvola, Erik Johannes. I'll leave
his social security number here.

All registers.

Got it.

MISSING ERIK JOHANNES KORVOLA

INTOXICATED TEACHER
CAUSES HAZARD

Erik's wife has made the papers.

I wonder where he is

since he's not taking
care of his loved ones.

He drowned.

Is that so?

All right.

It's important
that you see this.

It won't feel the same if you
read about it in the papers.

Everyone who owns a
dog understands this.

Things work out best
if you pull together,

but if you begin to slip,

then it's best to fix
things once and for all.

I won't slip.
- That's right.

Especially after this.

It's nothing personal. We're
just trying to show you...

that we're serious about this.

Yeah.
- We're all one big family.

Oh well.