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Emily in Paris S05 - Episode 7
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00:11And with a new spire, identical to the one designed by architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc in the 19th century,
00:19the iconic 800-year-old cathedral has triumphantly arisen from the ashes and been given a second chance.
00:31Now, you follow me. Please go inside.
00:45The Muratori were revered by a small, very exclusive clientele, but behind the scenes, they were a brand in crisis.
00:54On the verge of disappearing from the market, they needed fresh eyes, new ideas, and that's why they came to
01:01Agence Grâteau.
01:02And you provided them a new revenue stream by expanding into the fragrant space.
01:06Yes, but I can't take all the credit for that. One person in particular drove that.
01:14Antoine Lambert.
01:15Maison Laveau sent for Muratori was a true collaboration from start to finish.
01:20Starting with ABB.
01:22Congratulations on shepherding such a venerable company into the future.
01:26Oh, thank you. It wasn't easy.
01:29We succeeded because I believe the future of marketing is reinvention while never losing your core values.
01:44That's a perfect knot to end on. We'll now open the floor to questions.
01:50You, sir, in the back.
01:53But did you really succeed?
01:56Marcello.
01:57What?
01:57Are you still working for Muratori?
01:59Not at the moment.
02:01But our strategy more than delivered on all of our objectives.
02:05In fact, Muratori Paradiso was just nominated for a Fragrance Foundation Award.
02:14So, by my standards, we were quite successful.
02:18And please send your mother my regards.
02:22Any other questions?
02:25What are you doing?
02:27Yes, the eager girl there.
02:29Oh, yes. Hi. Thank you so much.
02:32Um, actually, my question is for Marcello Muratori.
02:35Oh, my God.
02:36Don't you think it's important to have open and honest communication between a client and their marketing firm?
02:40Of course. Communication is critical for a successful campaign.
02:45But when a marketing firm doesn't reply to the client's texts and...
02:48The campaign was over.
02:49Then I take issue with your follow-through.
02:51I take issue with your issue.
02:52I fear we may be devolving here.
02:55My apologies.
02:56As many of you know, I'm Marcello Muratori.
02:59And I want to take this opportunity to announce that I've left my family's company.
03:06What?
03:06Emily, sit down.
03:14I know people expected me to take over Muratori, but it's not a fashion house that intends to grow in
03:21the way I define growth.
03:22So the future of luxury is my new brand, Marcello Muratori.
03:42I loved your panel.
03:43Oh, thank you very much.
03:46Roland Gendreau, CEO of Apogee Water.
03:49Are we the one with the silver bottle?
03:51That's us.
03:52You probably haven't seen around much lately because we are, um, well, we're having a bit of a crisis.
03:59Le Monde called us troubled water.
04:00Sounds like you could use a bridge.
04:03I would certainly be open to hearing your ideas.
04:06Can I have an office call to set up a meeting?
04:08Sure.
04:09Why don't you call me directly?
04:11We could meet at my office or anywhere convenient for you.
04:21Your panel was a masterclass.
04:23So poised, so articulate.
04:25No thanks to your ex-boyfriend.
04:27That was an ambush.
04:28True, but the heat between you two was off the charts.
04:31It was like marketing foreplay.
04:33There was no foreplay.
04:34These Italians.
04:36Look at me.
04:37Look at me.
04:37Look at me.
04:38Look!
04:39What?
04:40He looks stronger.
04:41Taller.
04:42That umbilical cord must have been dragging him down.
04:45Come on.
04:56You will not believe who I saw today, Marcello.
05:00Oh.
05:01Okay, Psychic.
05:02How did you...
05:03Nico just told me he's in town.
05:04And the three of us are going to dinner tonight.
05:06I was trying to figure out how I was going to break the news to you.
05:09Yeah, well I guess they're friends so it makes sense that they'd catch up while he's here.
05:13It just...
05:13It just feels so...
05:15Weird.
05:16Trey weird.
05:19So...
05:19How did he look?
05:21Good.
05:23He always looks good.
05:24Uh-huh.
05:25And did you two talk?
05:27Not really.
05:28Did you want to talk to him?
05:29About what?
05:30Okay?
05:31He's the one that needs to apologize to me after everything that happened.
05:34Then why don't you come to dinner and clear up this little misunderstanding?
05:37No.
05:38No, no, no, no, no.
05:39I am not crashing.
05:39Absolutely not.
05:40Then can I pass on a message?
05:42Sure.
05:43Poke him with my fork?
05:46Thanks.
05:47But if Marcello wants to talk to me, he has my number.
05:53Okay, maybe just like a little poke.
05:55I got you, girl.
05:57I won't break the skin.
06:00I love you.
06:08I love you.
06:09I love you, she's there.
06:13What's your name?
06:15I love you.
06:16I love you.
06:16Ah, yeah, I'm there.
06:16Well, if she could, she would put it in the fusion.
06:19I'm sorry, my dear.
06:22Sylvie, wow, what a pleasure to see you. You're amazing.
06:29Let's serve the canapé.
06:33I'm so happy when I'm here.
06:35I didn't know if you were with Laurent, you were always together?
06:38No, we're not, it's complicated.
06:41When will you stop doing your tour?
06:43We love the tour.
06:45If I can tell you, I don't understand why you're always together because you deserve better.
06:51And I think I'm the perfect guy.
06:55Renard Grindley, Swiss chocolatier.
06:58He's a great success and a celibate.
07:00And he's also doux.
07:02I prefer the salad.
07:03No, I'm good at the table.
07:07But if I talk about you, be open.
07:10Well, open of mind, of course.
07:13He speaks English and French, but if you prefer, you can practice your Swiss German.
07:27Marcello Muratori.
07:28Salute.
07:29And to Mindy Chen.
07:32No, Marcello Muratori is the brand.
07:35We're going into business together.
07:37Oh, what?
07:40Does Emily know that?
07:43You saw her today, right?
07:44I did.
07:45What did she say to you?
07:47Not much of anything.
07:48Barely mentioned it.
07:49You know, she's got a lot going on.
07:51She has some high-powered business dinner tonight, actually.
07:56Thanks, Emily.
08:00Thanks, Emily.
08:17Everything okay?
08:19Mm-hmm.
08:19Sorry.
08:21So, Marcello?
08:24Are you seeing anyone back in Rome?
08:26No. I'm totally focused on work.
08:29No time for a personal life.
08:31Yeah. Personal life. Overrated. Am I right?
08:35Why? Do you want to introduce me to someone?
08:38Actually, I do. I know a great girl.
08:40Smart, funny, ambitious, sporty, from Chicago.
08:45Drop it, babe.
08:47Emily's down with me. She made it very clear when she left Rome.
08:50Yeah, well, maybe she felt like you were playing her.
08:52She said that?
08:54Not in those exact words.
08:58Um, the weather is looking good this weekend.
09:01We should go riding in the Bad Boulogne.
09:04Are girls allowed? Or is this a boys-only riding club?
09:10Uh, no, of course girls are allowed.
09:13Good answer.
09:42The dating scene in Paris is much livelier than in Syrie, but I only date younger women.
09:48And that's my thing.
09:49Oh, well, then I don't qualify. What a shame.
09:53Oh, I'll make an exception for you.
09:56What a compliment.
09:58Any more wine?
10:00Uh, oui.
10:00No?
10:01I can put whatever I want in chocolate, and people will put it in their mouth.
10:06Oh, such a gift.
10:09My creations are inspired by the women in my life.
10:13You're such complex creatures.
10:16May I tell you what I think you would taste like?
10:19I don't eat chocolate.
10:20A tout, bitter paraline with a smoky finish.
10:25You could be my flavor of the month.
10:31Well, speaking of a smoky finish, excuse me.
10:35I need to go powder my lungs.
10:47Oh, man.
10:59Bonsoir.
11:00Bonsoir.
11:02Oui?
11:0317.36, s'il vous plaît.
11:05Oh, je suis désolé, madame.
11:06Je viens de vendre le dernier paquet aux jeunes hommes, là .
11:09Tenez, je vous en prie.
11:16Merci.
11:17C'est adorable.
11:20Adorable.
11:22Je dirais pas ça.
11:23Mais qu'est-ce que je fais là , au milieu de la foule?
11:29Je ne ressemble pas aux autres tout autour.
11:34Je voudrais interdire le bonheur affiché.
11:40Les lumières de la nuit me parlent d'aimer.
11:45Moi qui n'ai plus encore à toucher.
11:55Qu'est-ce que t'es sexy.
11:59Quand est-ce qu'on se revoit?
12:02Demain?
12:03Écoute, c'était super, mais je suis une femme très occupée.
12:07Je travaille tous les jours et toutes mes soirées sont prises.
12:11Et entre le bureau et le dîner?
12:14À 5h à 7h?
12:19Je suis pas sûre de pouvoir me libérer à 5h.
12:22Il n'y a pas d'air pour ce qu'il veut dire.
12:24Non.
12:38Je suis pas sûr de pouvoir me libérer à 5h.
12:45Non.
12:46Non.
12:54Non.
12:54Non.
12:55Non.
12:55Non.
12:55Non.
12:55Non.
12:55a while. My cousin Kelly had a horse named Dusty because, well, he always would kick us off to
13:01roll around in the dust. And the last time that I rode, I bruised my coccyx. Is that like your
13:04hoo-ha? Never mind. Nice to see you again, Emily. And you. What is that voice? I don't know. I
13:14don't
13:20know. Ready, ladies? Not quite yet. Um. Oh. Uh. Alrighty. I think I got the skittish one. Want to trade?
13:33Just give me a second. You got it. Whoa. No. Hold on. I got it.
13:46Oh, my God. I got it. I got it. Okay. Easy does it, girl. It is very clearly a boy.
13:59Remember, horses are empaths. So they feel what you're feeling. So just relax. I am relaxed.
14:05Oh, God. It's like Dusty all over again.
14:17You ride better than your skis, Stinkhorn.
14:19Ha-ha. And don't call me that.
14:23So when did you start planning this business with Nico?
14:28After he left JVMA,
14:30it felt like the right time to walk together.
14:32He understands what I'm going through.
14:34Hmm. Controlling parents.
14:36And a desire to do something on our own.
14:45Just so you know,
14:48Solitano is almost back to normal.
14:50Hmm?
14:53My mother should never have fired you.
14:56You did a good job.
14:58Well, that would have been nice to say at the time.
15:00I did say it.
15:01No, you didn't. All you cared about was winning.
15:04Oh, come on. You were competitive, too.
15:06And when I failed, you were happy about it.
15:09That's not true.
15:10You left Rome without talking to me, without even saying goodbye.
15:13I was hurt.
15:17I never meant to hurt you, Emily.
15:21So, why didn't you call me when you came to Paris?
15:24Because I didn't think you wanted to hear from me.
15:26Can you slow down, please?
15:27I don't think I can.
15:29It won't stop.
15:32Emily!
15:36Oh, my God!
15:38Emily, pull it back!
15:39Pull it back! On the range!
15:41I'm trying!
15:45Oh, God!
15:47Hmm?
15:48Oh!
15:55Shh.
15:56You're okay. You're okay.
15:57Shh.
15:58Thanks, but I'm fine.
15:59I was talking to the horse.
16:01Let me help, please.
16:02Thank you, but I don't need rescuing.
16:05Oh, really?
16:06So, what was that?
16:07Just you racing off without saying goodbye again?
16:10No.
16:10This is me not saying goodbye.
16:26Oh, let me guess.
16:27They're from Marcello.
16:29Finally, an apology.
16:30He must be very sorry.
16:32Grandly are the best Swiss chocolates money can buy.
16:33But more than the quality of the chocolate, it's the sentiment of the card that really matters.
16:40Oh, these aren't for Marcello, they're for Sylvie.
16:43No.
16:43Mm-hmm.
16:44He's a circle.
16:46Dear Sylvie, these are as elusive as you, Reina.
16:51Oh, who's your secret admirer?
16:53The chocolatier, actually.
16:55I met him at a dinner party.
16:56I inspired him.
17:00Apparently, this is what I taste like.
17:02Such a no-no.
17:04Mm.
17:06Mm.
17:08Mm-hmm.
17:09Yeah.
17:10It really captured you.
17:12Very intriguing.
17:14Quite funky.
17:18I'm disgusting.
17:23Water, water, water.
17:24Yeah, water.
17:25Merci.
17:25Water.
17:25Merci.
17:29Reminds me, the CEO of Apogee's coming in today.
17:31Apogee?
17:32We can't work for them.
17:33Why not?
17:33It's homophobic water.
17:35Julien, how can water be homophobic?
17:37You can test that?
17:38Don't you know?
17:39Apogee was famous for giving money to groups that oppose same-sex marriage.
17:43That's awful.
17:44And in the past.
17:46Apogee has a new CEO.
17:47I met him at the Future of Luxury panel.
17:49And he needs our help to rehabilitate their brand.
17:52Absolutely not.
17:53It's almost Paris Pride.
17:55Imagine how we look.
17:56I don't know what I'm wearing yet.
17:59Oh, Monsieur Roland.
18:01Thank you for coming in.
18:02I've been looking forward to it.
18:03Maître de Julien, our executive in charge of brand rehabilitation.
18:08A pleasure.
18:09Anything you need, we're here for you.
18:11Please, follow me.
18:15I still taste silly in my mouth.
18:17Yeah, same.
18:19Two years later, Anne Carrefour and Franprix still refuse to stalk us.
18:23I mean, it's crazy.
18:25The only thing this water is against is dehydration.
18:27And you put out a press release?
18:29Or donated to LGBTQ plus charities?
18:31Yeah, of course we've done that.
18:33People still won't drink it.
18:34I don't know what else to do.
18:36Have you tried apologizing?
18:38Me?
18:39Why?
18:40I haven't done anything wrong.
18:42I agree.
18:43Why should you say sorry?
18:44Because it's kind of the right thing to do.
18:47I just want a second chance.
18:49To rise from the ashes.
18:52Like Notre Dame.
18:55Do you need to start over?
18:58Rebuild from the ground up.
18:59And how do I do that?
19:00By leaving the past behind with a new name.
19:03Yeah.
19:04I'm open to rebrand.
19:06I just want people to drink it again.
19:08To remember how good it tastes.
19:09Well, then you need a test market.
19:11A group of people to make it appealing again.
19:14Huh?
19:18Why do we gays always have to bail out you straights?
19:20I'm not straight.
19:23Oh, you're not?
19:25You're not?
19:26Oh, well, then we can relaunch your weather at Paris Pride.
19:29We can sponsor a float at the parade.
19:32Oh, and have a singer perform.
19:33And have hot shirtless guys spread Apogee into the crowd
19:37until everyone's wet, wet, wet, wet, wet.
19:44What?
19:45I love Pride.
19:47This can be the first stop on your apology tour.
19:50Starting with the community, your brain hurts most.
19:53Yeah, that's a great idea.
19:54But what new name would appeal to the gay community?
19:57Rainbow water?
19:58No.
19:59Unicorn tears.
20:01What about this?
20:10That would work.
20:11Well, unless you all have this under control.
20:14I love you.
20:35I love you.
20:38Oh.
20:41Oh.
20:43Oh.
20:43Oh.
20:43Yeah?
20:45Not an alliance?
20:46Not married?
20:47I don't know the appearance.
20:49Ah!
20:50Well, tell me.
20:52No.
20:52The principle of a 5-7,
20:54it's not to tell his life,
20:56it's not to tell his life.
20:58And honestly,
20:59I know a lot about you.
21:02Why?
21:03Do you feel like this intro?
21:05No.
21:06Not in a dream.
21:10Oh, it's almost 7-1.
21:11I need to go.
21:13I have time for a prolongation,
21:16if you want.
21:17Oh.
21:18A 5-8,
21:20then.
21:33Reve Marty.
21:37J'ai rien compris.
21:41Reve Marty.
21:50Emily.
21:51There you are.
21:52Am I sticking on a homophobic float?
21:54I asked some gays where that apoge one is,
21:56and they screamed at me.
21:57Sorry, I meant to give you a heads up.
21:59It had a rebrand.
21:59It's now...
22:01Libido.
22:03Oh, libido.
22:04Oh, as in water.
22:06Sexy.
22:07Wait, does it make guys get hard?
22:09Should they have called it hard water?
22:10It's a marketing pun.
22:12It's a marketing pun.
22:12And people seem to be really loving it.
22:15Oh, Roland.
22:16Hey.
22:16Hi.
22:17I think it's working.
22:18Look, look at this.
22:19Your apology post is live.
22:20It's already got thousands of likes,
22:22and mostly positive comments.
22:23We are filtering out the others.
22:25That's incredible.
22:26Julia helped me with the wording.
22:27We worked on it together all night.
22:29Oh, I bet you did.
22:32Nico, over here.
22:33Oh, our brand ambassadors.
22:35Thanks for doing this, guys.
22:37So you'll be spraying people with libido.
22:38Please don't spray anyone in the face.
22:40Unless they ask.
22:42And lose the shirts, obviously.
22:45You heard the man?
22:46Why do we need to be shirtless?
22:47It's right.
22:48Be an ally.
22:49They're not actually brand ambassadors.
22:52They're our friends.
22:54Mm-hmm.
22:54And they're here to support Mindy.
22:56Oh.
22:57It's a shame.
23:00Just leave it off.
23:03What is Marcello doing here?
23:05He's staying at Nico's place.
23:07I'm sure he just tagged along.
23:09Oh.
23:12Don't worry.
23:13I doubt he'll stay along.
23:17Oh.
23:17No.
23:18You can tell that Alpine Willy Wonka
23:20that I'm not interested.
23:22Eh, bah, alors, là , tu fais une grosse, grosse erreur, Sylvie.
23:25Oh, you bet.
23:27J'ai rencontré quelqu'un.
23:29Ah, bon?
23:30Mais où?
23:31Quand?
23:32Le soir de ton dîner,
23:34t'abas, on va chez toi.
23:36D'accord.
23:36C'est pour ça que t'es pas revenu.
23:37Mais moi, je croyais que c'était parce que Guillaume avait été lourd.
23:40Mais t'inquiète pas, il va passer à autre chose.
23:42Si j'y suis arrivée, il peut y arriver aussi.
23:44Guillaume, c'était une fois, Yvette, et je te jure, zéro étincelle.
23:48Zéro.
23:49Je t'avoue que le contraire m'aurait étonné.
23:53Bon.
23:53Tu me montre une photo du nouveau?
23:55Non, c'est pas ce genre de rapport.
23:56C'est plutôt un 5 à 7.
23:59Tu veux dire, tu couches, tu vis?
24:01Wow.
24:02Alors là , je suis vraiment jalouse.
24:04Il a pas des copains à me présenter?
24:05Tu veux que je demande?
24:07Salut !
24:16Thank you so much for doing this.
24:17I'll see you back at the apartment.
24:19You're leaving?
24:20Why?
24:21What about...
24:23That's why.
24:24He's still here.
24:25So you're doing it again?
24:27Bolting?
24:28Can we just talk about this later?
24:29No.
24:30No, we can't.
24:31The other day that horse did not run off.
24:34You did.
24:35When you're scared, you bolt.
24:38No, I don't.
24:39So then what happened with Marcello and Solitano?
24:42And with Gabrielle and Mijev?
24:44Okay, those are two wildly different situations.
24:46Are they?
24:46I mean, both times you could have stayed and, sure, argued it out, but also maybe worked it out.
24:53Em, you cannot go through life running away.
24:56Believe me, I've tried.
24:58I know Marcello and you ended badly, but he's such a good guy.
25:04I think you two had something real.
25:09Yeah, we definitely did.
25:11And maybe still do?
25:16Come on, it's pride!
25:18Don't let yours get in the way.
25:21Oh, shit, that's my cue.
25:24Do not leave!
25:32Well, then, tomorrow, well, after your 5-7, Slat.
25:37Salud!
25:39So much!
25:40You can't know how I'm happy to go through this.
25:43I have a full emotion.
25:43I have a full emotion.
25:44Mwah!
25:45Mwah!
25:46It's raining men!
25:48Hallelujah!
25:50It's raining men!
25:52Amen!
25:54I'm gonna go out.
25:56I'm gonna let myself get
25:58Absolutely soaking wet!
26:02It's raining men!
26:04Hallelujah!
26:05Alleluia, it's raining men. Amen.
26:10So much, don't you need the love of your friends, Roman.
26:16I just want to get...
26:17You're still here. Sorry, you go.
26:18No, you go.
26:20I should never have made it a competition between us.
26:23I should have worked things out with you before I left.
26:29I'm sorry. I bolted from Rome.
26:34I was hurt and... and angry.
26:37I felt like you weren't in my corner.
26:40But you were...
26:43You were always very honest about wanting to sell for JVMA.
26:47All that doesn't matter anymore.
26:49We are here in Paris.
26:51We can leave all that behind.
26:54If you want to.
26:56I do.
27:00I've missed you, Emily.
27:02I've missed you, too.
27:04Can we please just start over?
27:10Emily Stinkhorn.
27:12Nice to meet you.
27:14A lovely name for a lovely girl.
27:17Marcello Muratori.
27:18Isn't that the future of luxury?
27:22Yeah.
27:27It's raining men.
27:30Hallelujah.
27:31It's raining men.
27:33Amen.
27:35I'm gonna go out.
27:37I'm gonna let myself get
27:39Absolutely soaking wet.
27:44It's raining men.
27:46Hallelujah.
27:47It's raining men.
27:49Every specimen.
27:51Tall, blonde, dark and lean.
27:55Rough and tough and strong and mean.
28:01God bless Mother Nature.
28:03She will raise the sky.
28:07So that each and every person
28:10Could find the perfect God.
28:16Oh, it's raining men.
28:19Hallelujah.
28:20It's raining men.
28:23Amen.
28:24It's raining men.
28:27Hallelujah.
28:27Hallelujah.
28:30Amen.
28:31You.
28:32It's raining men.
28:33Amen.
28:36Amen.
28:51Amen.
28:54Amen.
28:54Amen.
28:55Amen.
28:57Amen.
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