Speaker 1: Okay, rincon and contracts me only Gamo.
Speaker 2: That's seen.
Speaker 3: Your rest love you don't.
Speaker 4: Long stand three daytime, that's.
Speaker 2: Previously on. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: I'm not doing this today. I've been waiting all season
Speaker 5: to find out what happened to Gabby and dag nab It.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get that story today, So, without further ado, the.
Speaker 6: Year was nineteen ninety seven. I was working at a
Speaker 6: blimpiece at the Aventu Ramon.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a blimpiece.
Speaker 7: You know the sandwich chain. If you warn me while
Speaker 7: you're on your feet, stop by at a blimpiece.
Speaker 2: You know what is not important? The point is I
Speaker 2: was young and broke, but damn was that good looking?
Speaker 2: Where's this story going?
Speaker 6: She could have walked into any blimpiece, but she walked
Speaker 6: into mine and she changed my life.
Speaker 4: You there with the shredded lettuce?
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 2: If DeLeon would you like mayo on this?
Speaker 3: I'm not going to eat it. It doesn't matter, Victoria,
Speaker 3: what are you up to?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Come on, look at him, Joel under those ill fitting
Speaker 4: khakis and that visor cap.
Speaker 3: There's potential, I can hear you.
Speaker 2: That's twelve fifty six. For the sandwich? Would you like
Speaker 2: to add a soup for two ninety nine?
Speaker 3: Forget the soup? Kid, How would you like to be rich?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 2: I don't see it.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you it's there, So no soup your kid.
Speaker 3: When you're tired of being poor, give me a call.
Speaker 3: I'll change your life.
Speaker 2: I'd never seen someone throw away a full sub like that.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 2: Sexy, but also wasteful. I had to know more.
Speaker 5: Wait, so you called her?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I fucking called her. Do you know what it's
Speaker 2: like working at a blimp piece? It's terrible. I'd rather
Speaker 2: go back to jail.
Speaker 6: She told me to meet her at church on Sunday morning.
Speaker 6: She wanted me to see God's higher.
Speaker 2: Purpose for me. Ah, so it was a Jesus Day,
Speaker 2: not even a little bit.
Speaker 4: Samon. I'm so glad you made it. Did you catch
Speaker 4: my sermon?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Very moving? Two thumbs up. I really felt the spirit.
Speaker 3: You are not very religious, are you?
Speaker 9: Not?
Speaker 2: Really? I grew up Catholic, but religion never did very
Speaker 2: much for me.
Speaker 3: Me either.
Speaker 4: You know, growing up, I was a lot like you.
Speaker 4: I don't come from money. There was never enough food
Speaker 4: on the table, and I prayed to God every night
Speaker 4: to help me and my brother. But night after night
Speaker 4: we went to bed with empty stomachs. So after a
Speaker 4: while I realized I had to answer my own purpose.
Speaker 2: So what swiss all of this? Then?
Speaker 3: This, it's how I answered my prayers.
Speaker 4: I brought you here because I really believe that if
Speaker 4: you teach a man to fish, he'll be.
Speaker 3: Fed for a lifetime. And this is where I go fishing.
Speaker 3: Take a look around you, what do you see?
Speaker 2: I don't know people.
Speaker 3: Money, Estevan. Every person down there looks like a walking
Speaker 3: sack of money to me, and you you're gonna help
Speaker 3: me get it.
Speaker 2: It was the most brilliant calm I had ever seen.
Speaker 5: Let me guess she was using the church to funnel money?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I mean yes, the church was This guy
Speaker 2: body was way bigger than that. But then what was it?
Speaker 3: Stab On.
Speaker 4: There's a whole world of women out there, lonely women,
Speaker 4: ugly women, rich women, women in need of love and affection.
Speaker 2: What does this have to do with me?
Speaker 4: Aren't you sick of slinging sandwiches for minimum wage?
Speaker 2: Of course I am, But what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 2: I don't have any excuse. I didn't go to college.
Speaker 2: I am a nobody.
Speaker 4: Stab on.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, you don't need any of that. All you
Speaker 3: need to do please trust me. I've been doing this
Speaker 3: for a long time, and I think you've got what
Speaker 3: it takes to go all the way.
Speaker 4: I can make you richer and more powerful than you've
Speaker 4: ever dreamed. But you have to do exactly what I say.
Speaker 2: What do you want me to do? She cummed me,
Speaker 2: She waxed me, She unwebbed my toes.
Speaker 4: What are you saying?
Speaker 5: What are you saying about toes?
Speaker 4: Damn it?
Speaker 2: She made me over.
Speaker 7: She molded me like a lump of clay and turned
Speaker 7: me into the man you see today. She taught me
Speaker 7: everything I needed to know to charm rich women. She
Speaker 7: turned me into a himbo.
Speaker 2: What's a himbo?
Speaker 7: We're pretty boys, face jockeys, meat monkeys. Oh look, snowbooks.
Speaker 7: We're good for one thing, and one thing only, scamming
Speaker 7: rich women out of their money. Victoria was using her
Speaker 7: church to funnel money from the biggest hymbo scam in history.
Speaker 2: Wait what? There were dozens of.
Speaker 7: Us tall boys, short boys, fat boys, skinny boys, every
Speaker 7: kind of himbo you could dream.
Speaker 2: Victoria had one.
Speaker 7: She had calmed the entire Dry State area looking for dumb,
Speaker 7: broke pretty boys like me. By the time I met her,
Speaker 7: Victoria was running an army of himbos, a whole hymbo network,
Speaker 7: Himbos Pilasi.
Speaker 2: There's no way this is real. It's way more common
Speaker 2: than you think. Think about it.
Speaker 7: How many smart, accomplished women do you know with absolutely
Speaker 7: useless husbands. Do you think those guys got there by accident?
Speaker 7: No way, those are himbos.
Speaker 2: Okay, but what does this have to do with the
Speaker 2: missing girl and getting there?
Speaker 6: For years I worked retirement homes the bingos circuit, mostly
Speaker 6: working with really old bitties on their last legs. I
Speaker 6: gave them a little companionship in their last days, and
Speaker 6: they left me with a chunk of change, which.
Speaker 2: I shared with Victoria Issy. I thought.
Speaker 6: Finally, Victoria thought I was ready to go after the
Speaker 6: white whale of the himbo world.
Speaker 2: Luisa, golittle your wife.
Speaker 6: It's the biggest regret of my life. Louisa never saw
Speaker 6: it coming, and she didn't deserve it. But I had
Speaker 6: a job to do, and I did it masterfully.
Speaker 4: I love Heyday.
Speaker 6: You know, it's not so easy to hide this much money.
Speaker 6: Moving out, I had to close another factory to get this.
Speaker 6: Her father thinks I'm totally useless.
Speaker 4: Oh, let them think what they want. All that matters
Speaker 4: is that the money keeps rolling in. Oh what's the matter, theymon?
Speaker 4: Are you feeling bad for the poor little witch girl?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Maybe I am?
Speaker 3: Oh boohoo, let her cry in her.
Speaker 2: Trust, Victoria, I don't know if I can keep doing this.
Speaker 4: Oh, police, don't go getting soft on me now. If
Speaker 4: it makes you feel any better. You're not really stealing
Speaker 4: from Louisa. You're stealing from her father, I know.
Speaker 7: But I think she really loves me. And now we're
Speaker 7: talking about having kids and this has all gone too far.
Speaker 3: Haven't I taken care of you Estevan? Yes, didn't I
Speaker 3: hold up my end of the bargain.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: But I don't want to just keep mooching off her
Speaker 7: for the rest of my life. I want to be
Speaker 7: my own man, build something I can be proud of,
Speaker 7: and you will.
Speaker 3: Hey, you could be president someday. Look at Bill. You
Speaker 3: know he's one of my guys, right Bill.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I picked him up in a Kennygye cover band, and
Speaker 3: look where he ended up.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Victoria.
Speaker 3: Well, there's one simple way for you to end it.
Speaker 3: Just poison her?
Speaker 4: What sure? Just slip a little something into her wine
Speaker 4: each night. Within a few weeks, you'll be free and
Speaker 4: you'll be the sole heir to her fortune.
Speaker 2: You must be joking.
Speaker 4: Mmm, I thought you want it out. Let's stay. But
Speaker 4: come on. I know you're a pretty boy, but I
Speaker 4: thought you were smarter than this. I need to get paid.
Speaker 4: If you want to walk away from this, then there's
Speaker 4: a price to pay. If it really bothers you, I
Speaker 4: can have Joel do it. He's a real man.
Speaker 2: How old berry? Why I am a real man.
Speaker 3: I don't have time for this. Either kill her or
Speaker 3: keep the payments going. The choice is yours.
Speaker 2: I quietly funneled the money from Luisa for years.
Speaker 3: Well that's awful.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 6: I didn't feel good about it then, and I still
Speaker 6: don't know. But I made a deal with the devil
Speaker 6: and I couldn't see it way out.
Speaker 5: Oh come on, What does this have to do with
Speaker 5: the girl? All right, the girl? But wasn't this supposed
Speaker 5: to be Gabby's episode? I mean, this whole network of
Speaker 5: himbos is fascinating, But what does it have to.
Speaker 2: Do with Gabby?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 9: All right, great, So now, now, now, now, and now
Speaker 9: that you've calmed down, I need you to tell me
Speaker 9: what she saw Gabby.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, so in my letter I told you about
Speaker 10: life in the conversion camp, right, how awful it was,
Speaker 10: how they treated us. After a few weeks in that place,
Speaker 10: I'd had enough. I packed up my stuff and waited
Speaker 10: until late at night. I figured I could sneak through
Speaker 10: the offices and Hitshake my way home. But I heard
Speaker 10: yelling coming from Victoria's office.
Speaker 2: How long has this been going on? What do you care?
Speaker 4: This has nothing to do with you like Hellett does.
Speaker 2: And I'm not going to be a part of this.
Speaker 2: I'm serious, Victoria. Shut this down.
Speaker 4: Shut it down. Do you have any idea how much
Speaker 4: money this thing makes?
Speaker 7: I don't care how much money it makes. It's a
Speaker 7: conversion camp. This isn't just some scam, Victoria. You're hurting
Speaker 7: these kids.
Speaker 4: Oh please, So some rich kids have to spend a
Speaker 4: few weeks listening to Bible versus they'll get over it.
Speaker 7: No, they won't, Victoria. I have done a lot of
Speaker 7: things I am not proud of. I've lied, I've stolen,
Speaker 7: I've been your puppet and it's made me rich.
Speaker 2: But this is too far?
Speaker 4: What's gotten into you? I let you keep Louisa alive?
Speaker 4: What more do you want?
Speaker 2: When will it be enough for you? You have your hymbos,
Speaker 2: You and your.
Speaker 7: Brother have poisoned every rich heiress in Miami Dade County.
Speaker 7: Isn't that enough to say? Sheiate your greed?
Speaker 4: Ah? Is that what this is about? You want a
Speaker 4: bigger cut of the money.
Speaker 2: No, I want my soul back. The money it's not
Speaker 2: worth it.
Speaker 4: Well, what if I could give you something that money
Speaker 4: can't buy?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Steman? I told you you have so much potential. I
Speaker 4: knew it from the moment I saw you. You you
Speaker 4: are destined for greatness, and.
Speaker 3: I can help you get there. I just need for
Speaker 3: you to trust me.
Speaker 2: Whatever you're planning, I don't want it. I want out, Stevan.
Speaker 3: I can make you Mayor.
Speaker 4: You could finally be in charge of your own life,
Speaker 4: be your own man, build something of your own.
Speaker 3: Think about it. Mayor Calderon has a nice ring to it,
Speaker 3: don't you think?
Speaker 2: But what about the comps?
Speaker 3: Don't you see? They're the key. We can make you
Speaker 3: into the perfect right wing candidate.
Speaker 4: Voters will love, your connection to the church, your.
Speaker 3: Devotion to God, all of it.
Speaker 2: But it's all a lie.
Speaker 4: Who cares. Being in power isn't about what you believe.
Speaker 4: It's about lying so well that they don't know what
Speaker 4: you believe.
Speaker 3: Come on to Stevan.
Speaker 4: I can get you the votes. All you need to
Speaker 4: do is trust me.
Speaker 1: I I.
Speaker 4: I'll do it fantastic. Now, I'll need some time time
Speaker 4: to move around some pieces, but I promise you I
Speaker 4: see the whole roadmap.
Speaker 3: First mayor, then governor.
Speaker 4: What what the hell is that? Follow me?
Speaker 2: What did you hear?
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know why.
Speaker 10: There was a stack of metal cans in the corner
Speaker 10: of the room, but I sure as hell knock them over.
Speaker 3: Yes, this this you all right, Gabby.
Speaker 9: He's always kind a clos you know.
Speaker 10: So anyway, they so they debated kill me, don't kill me.
Speaker 10: Victoria was obviously you very pro kill me, Isteban surprisingly
Speaker 10: not so much. In the end, they decided that this
Speaker 10: place was the answer. After all, who would believe some
Speaker 10: crazy girls story about an army of himbos?
Speaker 9: WHOA So you're telling me that Esteban is a professional
Speaker 9: hymboy and that Victoria orchestrated his entire political rise.
Speaker 4: No sounds crazy, right, It's a little.
Speaker 9: Far fetched, but given everything else that's happened recently, it
Speaker 9: almost makes sense. Well, none of that matters. Now we're
Speaker 9: gonna get you out of here and blow this thing
Speaker 9: wide open. Cracking me, I mean, how I gotta car
Speaker 9: waiting downstairs? What?
Speaker 4: Oh? No, no, no, no, no, this case. I think
Speaker 4: they are going to notice if a patient just walks
Speaker 4: down the hall.
Speaker 9: Not if you get in my trash can. Now, let's
Speaker 9: get out of here before anyone notices I'm here.
Speaker 4: Oh I okay, yeah, I get it in, I get
Speaker 4: the made outfit and all of me. Okay, yeah, I
Speaker 4: got it.
Speaker 9: I got my god one after the other in there. Sorry, sorry,
Speaker 9: I just okay okay, one, two, okay, Now you have
Speaker 9: to get down. Your head can't be out.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, okay, okay, here we go.
Speaker 9: I'm about to do it on account three one two three?
Speaker 3: There you go?
Speaker 9: Are you good?
Speaker 4: Yep? Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, you're doing good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then we almost to the elevators.
Speaker 3: Just hang on, and where do you think you're going?
Speaker 4: Who me?
Speaker 9: I'm just taking up the trash.
Speaker 3: Cut the crap Australa or should I say Doris?
Speaker 4: Who are you? That's her? She's the woman I saw keaven.
Speaker 4: She's the leader of the church. Like told you, they
Speaker 4: would never let me leave.
Speaker 9: So you don low down, nasty bitch responsible for all
Speaker 9: of this?
Speaker 3: How do you sleep at night?
Speaker 4: Quite well? Actually, we have these wonderful linen cheeks. You'd
Speaker 4: know if you weren't so poor.
Speaker 9: You never get away with all of this.
Speaker 4: And how are you going to stop me?
Speaker 3: You have no evidence. No one's gonna believe you.
Speaker 9: That's what you think, But you are wrong. I've been
Speaker 9: working with a reporter and we're gonna make sure everyone
Speaker 9: knows that I've read a perfect timing.
Speaker 4: Hi, my sweet baby, did you have a good day? Hi?
Speaker 2: Mom?
Speaker 5: Did he say mom? Victoria's Undress's mother? What can this
Speaker 5: story get any more complicated or confusing or confounding?
Speaker 2: I think I need to sit down.
Speaker 8: The Princess of South Each Season two was produced by
Speaker 8: Sonoro in partnership with Iheart'smichael Tura Network. Created and directed
Speaker 8: by Jasmine Romero, Written by Jasmine Romero with help from
Speaker 8: Nissa Hendris, Produced by Luisa Duardo Castillo, Executive produced by
Speaker 8: Jasmine Romero. Executive produced by conaal Bayne and Jessell Banss
Speaker 8: for iHeart and Camilla Victoriano and Josha Weinstein for Sonoro.
Speaker 8: Performances in this episode by Danny Pino, Raule Sparsa, Kelly Conka,
Speaker 8: Brent Harvey, x Mayo, Peerl Schen, and Alan Eisenberg. Our
Speaker 8: production manager is Keninsa Chinese recording engineering and sound design
Speaker 8: by Luin Nirigoyan and Juan Diaz, with help from Cassandra
Speaker 8: Tinajiro and Andres Baena. Casting a coordination by kennsa Childis,
Speaker 8: Angel Martinez, Alex Gonzalez and Andres Childis. Theme song and
Speaker 8: original music by Rodrigo Garcia. Rodis theme song performed by
Speaker 8: Jaffetzamayoa and Carol Belasco. Voices recorded at the Invisible Studios
Speaker 8: in Los Angeles, the Relic Room in New York, and
Speaker 8: the Hollowood Halls in Portland, with engineering by Charles Carroll,
Speaker 8: David Wilson, Neil Wagenson, Sam Bear, Brett Tubin, and Justin Phelps.
Speaker 8: With special thanks to Heronimo Avila