All language subtitles for whos_the_boss_s03e01_angela_gets_fired_part_1

There's a time for love and a time for
living. Take a chance and face the wind.

An open road and a road that's hidden. A
brand new life around the bend.

There were times I lost a dream or two.

And found a trail.

And at the end was you.

There's a path you take and a path not
taken.

Choice is up to you, my friend.

Not so long, but you might awaken to a
brand new life. A brand new life. A

new life.

Hello,

this is Angela Bauer. Please leave your
name and number.

I'm going to Puerto Vallarta. But don't
worry, if this is about business, I'm

only a phone call away, and I will be
checking in.

Every ten minutes.

You ruined my message.

Was that a message? I thought it was
your memoirs. Allow me.

We're going to Mexico.

Adios, gringos.

Maybe I shouldn't be going.

Angel, what are you, kidding me here? I
know you two years. I mean, two years

you have never taken a vacation.

All it is with you is work, work, work.

Well, that's why I am the person I am
today.

Hey, buenos dias, senor.

Hey, Mona, Mona, Mona. Hey, Mona,
where's the rest of your bags?

This is all I'm taking.

For a whole week?

I don't plan on wearing much.

Mexico's gonna like you.

Dad!

Hi, sweetheart.

You got it? Oh, yeah.

Let me help you. Oh, thank you,
sweetheart.

I can get the door.

Come on, Angela. Come on. Let's go. You
might need this.

Hey, what if you're on a long trip to a
foreign land? You got a few margaritas

and you can't find the El Banyo.

Excuse me, sir. Could you tell me where
the bathroom is?

No comprendo.

Donde esta...

How's this?

What? My postcard for Chad McCann.

Oh.

Dear Chad, Mexico is great. Wish you
were here. Yours truly, Sam.

It's too pushy, isn't it?

Yeah, you're practically proposing.

Well, I have to get it right. I mean, it
should be friendly, but not too

friendly. And I don't want to say too
much.

Well, how's this?

Chad, Mexico, Sam.

I mean your book.

I mean your advertising report.

I mean your book. Hi,

Dad. Hi, guys.

Angela,

I'm so proud of you. You're not working.
You're reading a novel. How's it feel?

Oh, wonderful.

Terrific.

Carefree. Never better.

What's it about?

What? The book.

See, there's this guy, and he... Well,
these weird things, and he does the...

There's this big hill.

It's very hard to explain, but it's very
gripping.

Well, hey, you sold me, kid. Hey, can I
borrow you a gun? Yeah.

Mom, don't move.

Sweetheart, I thought you were making a
video about lizards.

I am.

What's this?

My bookmark.

Bookmark, huh? You've been working
again, haven't you?

Well, there's stuff.

Transverse marketing strategy, boon or
bane. Ooh, talk about gripping. Tony.

no, no, please, please. Don't tell me
how it ends. You'll ruin it for me.

Tony, I don't have to make any excuses.
My work is important to me. Now, please

stop badgering me.

Badgering? I'll stop badgering when you
start having some fun.

Tony. Tony, give those back to me.

Are you having fun yet? Yes. Yes, I'm
having fun. I'm having the time of my

life. You don't look like it.

Tony! Those are my prescription!

Tony! No hands on top of her!

Yes!

You have

a phone call from Howie. in New York. He
said

it is muy importante.

Hold it, hold it, hold it.

It's the fourth time he's called.

I'm sick of his muy important phone
calls.

You tell him Ms. Bauer's on vacation and
she don't want to be bothered.

Yes, cone?

Si, senora.

Gracias. De nada.

Oh, hey, what about our swim?

Pues, senor, you win some, you lose
some.

You do win some, don't you?

Hey, Tony, see you later. I have a date
with Raul. Where are you going, scuba

diving? No, rumba lessons.

Then what's the spear going for?

In case Raul gets frisky?

No, in case he doesn't.

Oh,

hi, Tony.

Hey, look who showed up. What, did you
find a doctor to surgically remove the

fall from your ear?

All right, Tony.

I have to admit, you were right.

Of course I was right. I'm always right.

About what?

About all those phone calls.

Howie is making the presentation over
lunch, and he couldn't decide between

cuts and shrimp salad.

No contest.

Right. Shrimp salad. Cold cuts.

Shrimp salad is better, isn't it? No,
no, no. Cold cuts are fine. Cold cuts

fine. And anyway, Madison Avenue is the
bologna capital of the world.

How could I have told him cold cuts? I'm
going to call him. Better yet, I'll

call the deli. No, no, no. Wait a
minute. Angela, relax here. You're being

obsessive again.

Sit down.

Relax. Take a look at that view.

Oh, it's beautiful, isn't it? Forget
about your work and come on down to

Yeah.

That would make a great ad for Fiesta
Airlines.

You

know,

Modesty Bill, I believe this campaign
will revolutionize the sale of toilet

paper. As we know it.

But, hey, I want to know what you think.

I think you're a bozo.

Where is Angela Bauer?

Angela? She's in Puerto Vallarta sunning
herself.

Oh, wonderful. Just when I need her
most. I'm pumping out 100 ,000 rolls a

With a campaign like this, I'll never
get rid of them.

Jim, are you going to buy them?

Well, uh, no.

I only have one and a half.

If you have any problems, I'm sure we
can take care of it. Just tell us what

don't like.

The design, the color scheme, the whole
concept.

How are the call cuts?

You'd think the president would be here
with an $8 million account.

Hey, Bill, look.

We have a room full of high -powered,
creative executives. What do we name

for, huh?

Because without her, you can kiss my
toilet paper goodbye.

Oh. Tony, you're right. It's just
beautiful.

Is the sunset at home like this?

Almost every night.

You're just too busy to see it.

Thank you for making me see it now.

Anytime.

Tony, I... I want to give you something.

My key.

So small.

It's to my briefcase.

Oh, yeah, right.

From now on, no more work.

No work. I'm going to have fun.

I'm going to get down.

I'm going to boogie, oogie, oogie till I
just can't boogie no more.

Okay, Angela.

Okay.

Whoa.

That's powerful stuff.

What do they call this thing?

Pineapple juice.

No, no, no. Come on.

Please, no. Come on. You don't even have
a hat.

Thanks a lot, Carl.

Hey!

Hey,

Carlos, que pasa?

I have another message from Senor Howie.
He says it is muy importante.

Oh, this guy with his muy important
messages.

We just lost the toilet paper?

You're not going to find a room, huh?

You will give her the message, eh?

Oh, hey, how could I forget something as
important as this?

Gracias. No problem, baby.

Yeah, yeah, you know, if I had any more
fun, I'd be dead.

That's what my scuba instructor said.

Well,

I really learned something this week.

Before, my life was totally wrapped up
in my job.

Now I have a whole new outlook.

My job is not my life.

My life is my life.

Heavy duty.

Sweetheart, you're leaving. What the...
What the...

Sand.

Well, you told me to pack everything.

I didn't mean Mexico.

That's my beach.

I'm going to put it in the backyard.

That's a great idea.

You know, we can have as much fun here
as we had in Puerto Vallarta.

Yeah, and we can drink the water, too.

Sweetheart, how'd you... like an ocean
to go with that beach?

An ocean? With stingrays, jellyfish, and
sharks?

No, with a diving board, a float, and
chlorine.

A pool?

A pool!

Angela, you're going to build a pool
that's terrific.

Hey, Angela, it's expensive.

Oh, Tony, loosen up.

It's the new Angela.

She knows you need to relax, have fun.
and replenish your resources.

Yeah, I think I want to like them, too,
Angela.

I'd better call a pool man before the
old one comes back.

It's going to be great.

Pool parties, pool outfits.

A pool phone.

Come on, Dad. Let's go see where we're
going to put the slides. Let's go see

where we're going to put the extension.

excitement on their little faces. Yeah,
it's amazing how much happiness you can

buy for 15 grand.

Oh, Tony.

Tony, what's the good of earning it if
you can't enjoy it?

You know, I just, I feel like a changed
person.

I owe it all to you.

I'll put it on your tab.

Hey, look, we got some messages.

Oh, that's nice.

See? Old Angela would have rushed right
over to the machine.

Why don't I check him? I mean, in case
there's a message for the old Tony.

Ange, it's Howie.

Where are you?

When are you coming back?

Do you hear the tension in that voice?
Is that what I used to sound like? No,

no, no, no. You were worse.

In case you haven't guessed by now, the
presentation...

bridge i'm jumping from do you believe
this guy now he needs a vacation

hello angela this is donald

stewart whoa listen to this dude he's so
big you can bounce a quarter off him

that's not funny i thought it was then
again what do i know this

dude donald stewart is the chairman of
the board

Emergency meeting at 5 .30.

Be there.

Oh, I am in big trouble.

Don't hold dinner and don't wait up.

Where are my car keys?

Where's my briefcase?

Where's my business suit? Now, now, now,
wait a minute, Angela. Wait a minute.

Now, just relax. Wait a second. No, no,
no. I can't change. I don't have time. I

knew I shouldn't have gotten away. It
was just stupid. It was irresponsible.

Oh, Angela, take it easy. Get a grip on
yourself. You had a right to take a

vacation. It was the wrong time.

It's always the wrong time. But you
gotta go away, otherwise you burn

out. Hey, it's like my grandmother in
the old country always used to say,

chickens like stale eggs.

It rhymes in Italian.

You're right.

You're right.

Oh, I really lost it there for a minute.

It's okay. It's okay.

The new Angela's back.

Okay, then.

Then the new Angela can have these.

Thank you.

Oh, Tommy.

I just hope that we don't lose that
toilet paper account.

Uh,

lose the toilet paper?

Yeah, the presentation that went...

Mount Rushmore.

What's the situation, Donald?

Jim? Angela, we lost the SuperSoft
account.

It's all your fault.

My fault?

You told us you'd be available.

I was available. My secretary had my
number.

Howie? I tried to reach you, Ange. I
left a message.

I told the guy it was muy importante.

Well, maybe he lost it.

at you.

It was the wrong time to go away.

The wrong time, huh? Well, tell me, when
is the right time, Jim? Well, I'll tell

you when the right time is.

It's whenever he says it is.

Donald, I'm sorry we lost the account,
but I have the right to take a vacation.

You know what they say about tired
chickens.

No, what?

Well, never mind. It rhymes in Italian.

replenished, it makes them creative and
productive and a whole lot happier.

Angela, with all due respect, I think
that's a lame excuse.

I'll say it is. Shut up, Jim.

I managed to do my job without
replenishment, I never take a vacation,

very happy fellow.

That time in Mexico, it's going to be
great to have a home -cooked meal. So

are we having?

Burritos.

Hey, Mona, I don't know what to do.

Well, first you take a tortilla, then
you put in some beans and some beans.

Mona, Mona, that's not what I'm talking
about. I'm talking about Angela.

If she loses that account, it's all my
fault.

Why? Because you cared about her?

Because you were concerned about her
welfare and because you encouraged her

take a much -needed vacation.

No, because I threw away a much -needed
message from her office.

Oh.

Mona, Mona, when they said they were
losing the toilet paper, I thought they

were losing the toilet paper.

I didn't know they meant the account.

Mona, she was having so much fun
dancing, you know.

She ruined a perfectly good sombrero,
but hey, she was happy, you know.

Now look what happened.

Oh, nothing happened.

And nothing's going to happen. Let me
tell you something about Angela.

You know, in many ways, she's awkward.

Well, let's be honest. She's a downright
klutz.

But when it comes to her work, that girl
is a pistol.

She gets them every time.

Hi. Hi.

Mmm, dinner sure smells good.

So, what happened? Did you save the
account?

No. Actually, in point of fact, we lost
it.

But we did get some things straightened
out.

Oh, well, that's good, right?

Well, of course it is.

What did you tell them? Well, I just
laid it all out for them.

I told them that people have to
replenish themselves.

And that was the way I was running my
life. And that was the way I was running

this company.

And if they didn't like it, they could
get a wimp like Jim Peterson for

president. A wimp?

Congratulations, Jim.

Angela, you... You're telling me you got
canned?

No, Tony.

People at my level don't get canned.

I got fired.