Speaker 1: Previously on the Princess of South Beach, Maria del Garman
Speaker 1: is falling in love with Andreas, the hot reporter with
Speaker 1: the asthma. I know, right. Meanwhile, my fiance Raoul had
Speaker 1: to pay off his father's debts to some dangerous mafiosos.
Speaker 1: When we last saw Raoul, his father, Nato, had sent
Speaker 1: him to drop off sixty thousand dollars at a very
Speaker 1: sketchy place, and well it didn't turn out so great. Bobby, Bobby,
Speaker 1: come in very quickly, quickly. Did you notice if some
Speaker 1: dude was following you would be following me? And what
Speaker 1: he's going on? You sent me to some unassuming Chinese
Speaker 1: restaurant to drop off a briefcase full of money, which
Speaker 1: already seems sketchy. And then a scary man with a
Speaker 1: weird face tattoo claims you own a lot more money
Speaker 1: and said something about feeding us to crocodiles. And now
Speaker 1: somebody might be following me. What is happening? And were
Speaker 1: you speaking whole? Look, I don't want to worry you worry.
Speaker 1: I think it's a little late for that puppy. I'm
Speaker 1: going to take care of this, sorry, So don't worry. Really,
Speaker 1: I deserve to know what the hell is going on. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 1: there's no need for yell. I'm sorry, I mean sorry. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you everything, but but you have
Speaker 1: to promise me that you're going to remain called. Take
Speaker 1: a deep breath. Okay, I'm in deep debt and and
Speaker 1: not it's not with a bank, right, Okay, what do
Speaker 1: you mean? I owe money to people who operate outside
Speaker 1: of the law. Oh okay, wait, wait, what does that mean? Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's let's just say I made some bad bets that
Speaker 1: didn't pan out. Okay, I you know I don't understand.
Speaker 1: But oh, for God's sake, sorry, how could I be
Speaker 1: more clear? I owe money. It's the mob after losing
Speaker 1: a bunch of bets, and if I don't pay them back,
Speaker 1: they will hurt me. Okay, you're gambling again, Dad, you
Speaker 1: promise mom? Now, don't bring mom into this. God, restress
Speaker 1: whole raul. This is my problem. So but you're using
Speaker 1: my money? Okay, your money, money, Everything you have is
Speaker 1: because of me. That's my money. I can't believe this.
Speaker 1: I don't even recognize you anymore. And how will I
Speaker 1: explain this to Gloria? Huh? God? This is so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: You are so embarrassing. Don't you care? Disrespect me? Okay,
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Well I had to go through
Speaker 1: to give you this life, the cars, the watches, the life.
Speaker 1: It's all because of me. Yeah. Sure. Not all of
Speaker 1: my business dealings have been legit. Okay, the vast majority
Speaker 1: haven't been. Okay, Okay, none of them have been legit.
Speaker 1: I'm not pretending to be a saint. I'm not proud
Speaker 1: of it. How else do you think the son of
Speaker 1: a cab driver got here in the first place on
Speaker 1: merit alone? Merit? This is America? But aren't you an investor? Investor?
Speaker 1: Investor is a rich person's word for gambling, Like I
Speaker 1: take calculated risks. I put money down to make money,
Speaker 1: but instead of investing in typical stuff like a mall
Speaker 1: or a string of quiz nos, I invest in odds
Speaker 1: miho odds. How do you think I got the money
Speaker 1: to invest in the first place. I went into debt
Speaker 1: with anybody who was willing to give me money. No
Speaker 1: bank was going to loan anything to a poor man
Speaker 1: with no credit. And look at everything I've built. I'm
Speaker 1: a political advisor to the most powerful people in the world. Me. Oh, so,
Speaker 1: don't come in here with your fancy suit, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, I paid for to lecture me about morality. Morality,
Speaker 1: I got my hands dirty so you wouldn't have to
Speaker 1: go through what I went through. Instead of judging me,
Speaker 1: you should be thinking me, I'm sorry about being It's
Speaker 1: just I'm worried. You know. The only thing I need
Speaker 1: from you is to make sure your wedding happens. Then
Speaker 1: all our problems will go away, all of them. Is
Speaker 1: the only reason you want me to marry Glory for this,
Speaker 1: not because you want me to be happy. I'm huh,
Speaker 1: It's really hard to be happy when you're broke. I
Speaker 1: know you think love is all you need in this world.
Speaker 1: That's because you've never really needed anything. Glory, I would
Speaker 1: love you if all you could put on the table
Speaker 1: was instant mac and cheese. She loves mac and cheese.
Speaker 1: Gloria doesn't just love you. She loves you with money,
Speaker 1: with connections, with the membership at the country club. Gloria
Speaker 1: loves you because you live in her world. I gave
Speaker 1: you the keys to that world. So don't you dare
Speaker 1: effort disrespect me again. Wow, Natro you didn't hold back,
Speaker 1: did you. I guess it's true what they say, more money,
Speaker 1: more problems, or I guess this is no money, more problems. Anyways,
Speaker 1: where's the stave on? Ah See? After his last meeting
Speaker 1: with his old friends and campaign donor Julian, they agreed
Speaker 1: to meet again at the yacht club. What I wouldn't
Speaker 1: do for a lobster roll? They are to die for?
Speaker 1: What was that French girl's name? The one that transferred
Speaker 1: was hard? All the boys were c and she only
Speaker 1: had eyes for you, the head of the model you see,
Speaker 1: model you are. I was a panty dropper, just bloomers
Speaker 1: everywhere like you. Oh man, Sophia another stand groupie. Did
Speaker 1: you ever go Yeah, high school? You know it was
Speaker 1: a long time ago. Yea. And let's have for the memories, yeah, Stern,
Speaker 1: I know when you eventually become mayor, you'll have access
Speaker 1: to a lot of places and a lot of people. Huh.
Speaker 1: And let's cut to the chase. Huh. I've invited you
Speaker 1: here today to make it clear that I want to
Speaker 1: be a part of this. What is this? Oh oh,
Speaker 1: that's a lot of money, Jung, This's is really not necessary.
Speaker 1: The first round of funding was already so generous. It
Speaker 1: is good, yes, but that was for the campaign and
Speaker 1: this this is for you. No, no, and you know,
Speaker 1: if you win, there's a lot move where that came from.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, See, I really do appreciate it. But it's
Speaker 1: it's not necessary. I mean, we are called their owns
Speaker 1: after all. You don't have to pretend with an old friend.
Speaker 1: I know the call their own's. Fortune is big, but
Speaker 1: not big enough to cover the past decades of spending
Speaker 1: and your campaign. It's not an endless well no, it's huge.
Speaker 1: It's a big but you know, some business ventures haven't
Speaker 1: been as lucrative as we affected, and the cost to
Speaker 1: maintain the property, the lifestyle is steep. But we're doing fine,
Speaker 1: more than fine. I don't want you to be just fine.
Speaker 1: This is nothing, especially considering the money we'll make working together.
Speaker 1: Let's Tosa to the future mayor of Miami. Salute, salute.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of them I could pay for.
Speaker 1: I could pay for this lunch. Ah. Yes, Stevan, don't
Speaker 1: you know that people don't give you money without expecting
Speaker 1: something in return. I wonder what Juleian will ask from
Speaker 1: you in the future. And now let's see how everything
Speaker 1: is going for Louisa at the hairdresser aka her therapist,
Speaker 1: doctor Goldberg. So how have you been feeling this week? Louisa? Ah, Well,
Speaker 1: you know, my life is as usual perfect after all,
Speaker 1: I am Luisa Calderon. Luisa, can we please skip this part? Well,
Speaker 1: there's nothing wrong with my life. But I mean, you
Speaker 1: know how we were talking about them. I the bauma, kauma, trauma,
Speaker 1: So that's it? Do you mean the trauma of having
Speaker 1: a father who never showed you any sort of affection
Speaker 1: and made you feel insecure about living in your own skin?
Speaker 1: Cec all that nonsense. I wanted to ask you about
Speaker 1: another trauma of a friend of mine, a friend, my friend,
Speaker 1: my friend fred Frieda Frieda. Huh what a coincidence? Your
Speaker 1: friend is named Frieda? Like the Frida Cala painting that's
Speaker 1: behind my desk, which you're currently staring at. The father
Speaker 1: that I never noticed that painting before? Well, I know,
Speaker 1: my friend Frida confessed to me that maybe she has
Speaker 1: some trauma relating to something morally questionable. She might have
Speaker 1: done some old nineteen years ago. It's something that even
Speaker 1: though she acts like it doesn't bother her, still home,
Speaker 1: sir every night in her dreams. Is that also considered trauma? Well,
Speaker 1: it depends what happened to Frieda, my friend. Yes, Frida,
Speaker 1: your friend Woice. Maybe she let someone die to maybe
Speaker 1: take their baby, and now maybe she's living her life
Speaker 1: feeling somewhat guilty about it. Are you asking if killing
Speaker 1: somebody and stealing their baby is considered trauma? No? No, no no,
Speaker 1: bet she didn't kill someone per se, She just let
Speaker 1: her die basically the same thing. No, no, it is not.
Speaker 1: But can you answer my question? Is that also considered
Speaker 1: trauma for my friend Frieda? Oh? If your friend Frieda
Speaker 1: is in a total sociopath and is capable of empathy
Speaker 1: towards others, then yes, I'd say that killing someone letting
Speaker 1: them die is a very severe form of trauma for anyone.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm afraid that maybe Frieda is a sociopath.
Speaker 1: She lets someone die, steals their baby, and now she
Speaker 1: feels envy towards her daughter, who is born with the
Speaker 1: beauty and grace that I never I never think Frieda had. Louisa,
Speaker 1: I've been seeing you for years. I know you. You're
Speaker 1: a little difficult, but you're not a sociopath. This isn't
Speaker 1: about me, it's about my friend fred Fine. Fine, Frieda
Speaker 1: isn't And for the record, what you just told me
Speaker 1: is very serious, Lisa, very very serious. No, due to
Speaker 1: patient doctor confidentiality, I'm not going to share this with anyone,
Speaker 1: but I will say I think your friend Frieda should
Speaker 1: talk about this openly with her therapist and consider going
Speaker 1: to the police immediately. Luisa, why neither you nor Freda
Speaker 1: can't carry this guilt forever? I don't know if I
Speaker 1: should feel bad for Luisa or if she just deserves
Speaker 1: all of this. But if there's one thing that has
Speaker 1: become obvious, it's that Maria Delcartament isn't the only one
Speaker 1: hiding a big secret. And while some people are learning
Speaker 1: from their mistakes, others don't learn their lesson hate lovers.
Speaker 1: It's me Tatiana. Obviously. Did you catch team with Tatiana
Speaker 1: this week? No? Will you miss juicy updates on our
Speaker 1: favorite family, the Calderose. The electoral race is still proving
Speaker 1: to be an intense rollercoaster of emotions. The strongest candidate
Speaker 1: is still a StEB On Calderone. Would you vote for him?
Speaker 1: He drives to every meeting in his suv. Lincoln Aviator
Speaker 1: GT and that, in my book, makes him a more
Speaker 1: captivating candidate than the rest. Can't wait to see how
Speaker 1: this all plays out. All right, that's it for now,
Speaker 1: but be sure to tune in next time for more
Speaker 1: scandalous rumors about the Calderones on the next tea with Tatiana. Hello,
Speaker 1: I've been waiting to go back for I have everything.
Speaker 1: Wait wait wait wait wait, slow down, what do you mean? Okay, no,
Speaker 1: give me a second. Let me find something to write on.
Speaker 1: Uh are you absolutely sure? Yes, I'm sure CCC no, No,
Speaker 1: I'm writing it down. Fifth race horse name be On
Speaker 1: Trotsky and the jockey is cool. Cool. Thanks, thanks and
Speaker 1: man much much appreciated. Thank you. This is exactly what
Speaker 1: I needed. I nacho, na, what are we going to
Speaker 1: do with you? You really haven't learned a thing. If
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