All language subtitles for Vida.S02E04.1080p.WEB.H264-METCON_T

EMMA: I hired Mari
to help with Eddy.

Emma, she hates me.

- You needed a handyman?
- You're Mr. Nava?

We were a detour, Lyn.
That's it.

You waited to dump me until
after I ate your ass.

EMMA: We're kidding
ourselves, Cruz.

NICO: You're the new owner
of La Chinita.

EMMA: Come by the bar.

[ groovy music ]

Mami.

[ Latin music ]

♪

♪

[ grunts ]

[ clears throat ]

[ Latin music ]

- ♪ Yo lo quiero y lo reclamo
-EMMA: Lyn!

♪ Yo decido
cuándo deben llegar ♪

♪ Quiero estudiar, tener trabaj
para ser ejemplo de sociedad ♪

♪ Tú mereces todo el derecho

♪ De las decisiones
que tomarás ♪

♪ Eres dueña
de todo tu cuerpo ♪

♪ Y no te dirán
cuándo procrear ♪

[ screams ]

♪

[ scoffs ]

Is that really the earliest
you can get here?

WOMAN: Please
hold for one moment.

Yes, I'll hold.

There isn't a single thing
of mine in this box.

It's like you were
an only child.

I'm sure mami
kept some stuff of yours.

It's like Vida wanted
to completely erase me.

At least I got spared this.

You're basically
a Latina JonBenét.

This is borderline
child abuse.

I never even liked
dance team.

I was just really good at it.

Fucking Vida.

She kept this place
a fucking pig sty.

Of course
there's vermin everywhere.

-Miss Hernandez?
-Yes, I'm here.

We can have someone there
between 11 and 8.

Fine, if that's the best
you can do, we'll see you then.

Pest control can only
give us a window

between 11:00 and 8:00,

which is, you know,
fucking ridiculous.

How extra is this bikini?
So tacky, right?

You know, Juniper
took me to Ibiza, too.

Lyn, rats.

We have to be here
for pest control,

- but I have to run an errand.
- Well, I can be here.

Or I can run your errand.
I can do whatever--

Thank you, but...

[ exhales ]

Lyn, today, um...

today I want to sign a lease
to my new place.

So you're for sure
leaving me alone with Eddy?

Mari is helping,

and I'm going to be around
during the day.

But what that means
is that the night shift

is always going to be mine,
and that's shitty, Emma.

Look, I don't mind that I had
to give up driving a car

or a fucking job
with benefits.

I've come to terms
with all that.

All I ask is
for my own fucking space.

Just--please!

Thank you, Em.
Yes.

You should get
your own space, absolutely.

EMMA: Um, excuse me?

Maybe you could knock
next time?

Knocking on an open door
is stupid.

- You see me.
- Morning, Baco.

Morning.
What do you need done today?

- Did you finish upstairs?
- I got to finish

the second coat,
and then the floors.

What do you
need done down here?

I want
the bathrooms painted.

Fine,
I'll go start taping.

But I'm going to be upstairs
most of the day.

He is always
so disrespectful.

The door was wide open.

If I could afford anyone else,

I would get rid of him
in a second.

Hey, Em?

You have to tell Eddy
you're moving.

I was so cute.

I want it all gone.
How long will it take you?

Well, you're going
to need turpentine

for the mirror
and the toilets.

Okay, and if
I get that for you?

No, I mean,
I got all that.

- Okay, then--
- You're just going to

have to air things out.

And it depends on if you
want me to do it

while customers
are here or not.

The actual act,
how long will it take?

Chale man,
you are tightly wound.

You're headed straight
for a heart attack.

Excuse me?

I can have graffiti out
by the end of day.

Not the final coat, but
the primer and the first coat,

and I can get the shit off
the mirror and the tiles, too.

- Great.
- And if you need help

with the rats, I can lay down
a few traps if you want.

Please don't eavesdrop again.

You got a voice on you,

and you don't like
to close your doors.

Besides, any idiot can see
you have a rat problem here.

I've got it handled,
thank you.

[ air hisses ]

Hey.

Are you okay?

My sister's kids
were throwing up all night,

so now, she can't
help me set up.

You know, I didn't even want
to have the baby shower,

peroit's too late
to cancel it now.

Hey, hey listen, um...

I know that, uh...

I know we planned
to have me here helping.

You know, back before.
So I'm glad you called me.

I want to do
whatever you need.

Good, because I did notice
when I picked up the cake

from the panadería,but they
misspelled my pinchename, so.

I can't leave to go
get it fixed,

so could you
go do that, please?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course.

[ dogs barking ]

[ clears throat ]

[ dog hawling ]

- Um--
- Just--

MAN: Ya voy!

I did it.
I spoke to Eddy.

Wait, about the will?
Oh, my God--

What, no.
Didn't you just tell me

to say something
about me moving?

Why would I bring up
the will right now?

Right, I don't know why my
head went straight to the will.

I guess I just
feel like one day, you're just

going to go nuclear
without a heads up,

and I'm just, like,
on alert.

Yeah, well,
you do agree we need

at some point, though, right?

Yes, but, I mean,

when she can walk
for herself, maybe?

Did she say something
about you moving?

Nothing.
She was fine.

But what she did do
was try to get me to use

these homemade rat traps
that Vida has in storage.

Why is every solution Vida
had to any problem

some rascuacheBand-Aid?

I don't even understand how
this place is still standing.

I'm going to go downstairs
and wait for the rat catcher.

Wait, I thought
you wanted me to.

Oh, I got it.
Could you go get some

heavy duty garbage bags
and a new broom?

- The one we have
is disgusting.
- Okay, but...

um, I don't have any money.

- Oh, here, take my card.
- No.

I mean, don't you have cash?

I don't.
Just take the card.

[ knocking ]

Hi.

Come in.

Hi, Mari.
I haven't asked.

How's your dad?

He's good.

EMMA: Eddy's in the bedroom.

I'll go open up.

[ door closes ]

Eddy, quihubole?
Oh, good, you're awake.

EDDY: Hey, Mari.
I was just watching videos

of baby otters.

- Están biencute.
- Oh.

Well, what do you say
to a bath today?

Well, I-I say please
and thank you.

[ laughs ]

All right, come on,
let's get you out of bed.

[ grunts ]

Thank you.
I'll be there later.

[ Latin music ]

♪

♪ ...Y ni se entera
el cielo ♪

♪ En donde...

- Nico, right?
- Good memory.

- I came.
- You did.

Told you I wanted
to check it out.

Well check away.

The last time I was here,

the clientele
looked a little different.

I mean, it was--
it was this, but it was...

I don't know, more inclusive.

We're in transition right now.

It's just the old guard
before the dyke bar days.

I really don't care
which guard comes,

as long as people
come and drink.

Lisa will help you.

What's up, man?

Señora,please.
I just need you to...

JOHNNY: Yo necesito
que me componga el nombre.

Ay, ahora resulta que a
Chuchita la bolsearon, ¿verdad?

You guys
spelled the name wrong.

It's not my fault.
I mean, I'm trying to fix it--

Mira... a mí no me vengas
con eso.

que yo sé muy bien
lo que le hiciste

a la pobre de Karlita.

Señora, what I'm saying is that
this cake is for Karlita.

She just needs you to add
a palitohere for the K,

because y'all
misspelled her name.

Ah, ahora resulta
que la culpa es mía.

No, I'm not--

JOHNNY: I'm not saying that.

I'm just saying that you guys

spelled it with a C
and not a K by mistake,

y lababy shower
is, like, in an hour.

Señora, excuse me, if this
was the bakery's mistake,

you should want to fix that.

Mira, pues.

¿Cómo me traes
a esta descarada?

- Excuse me?
- Lyn, please.

[ exhales ]

Sinverguüenzas.
Los dos.

JOHNNY: She's not with me!

What the fuck
are you doing here?

It's, like, illegal for her
to refuse to fix it.

You know that, right?
Excuse me.

Hey, you're just making
things worse.

Excuse me?
Hi, hello, yeah.

Hi, I'm so sorry, hi.

Um, I know you must be
so busy back there

doing, like, a million things.

But this cake has, like,
a teeny, tiny mistake.

It's so gorgeous,
by the way.

And this really nice guy needs
it for his baby shower today,

and I was just wondering
if you wouldn't mind

doing us that huge favor.

[ scoffs ]

Thank you so much.
That's so beautiful.

Have a great day.

So you're having
your shower today, huh?

Don't fucking follow me, Lyn.

What?
I just fixed your problem.

You know, do me a favor.

Don't ever think
that you need to fix anything.

You just caused trouble
for me in there.

How?

You're walking away
with a not-misspelled cake.

Right, because you threw
yourself at that fucking kid,

and put on a show
like you always do.

When exactly
did I put on a show?

You know what you did,
with the whole--

"Oh, can you--my cake--uh--"

You always know.

I was just trying
to be a friend in there.

Well, don't.
We're not friends.

We're not going to be friends.

In fact, I'm asking that
if you see me out and about,

don't feel the need
to come up to me.

J, I'm sorry,
but I'm here now for good.

You're going to see me,
and I'm going to see you.

- That's just reality.
- Not if I can help it.

[ engine starts ]

[ yelps ]

It ran over my foot
when I was on the toilet.

Casi casi me muerde.

I am so sorry about this.

We'll get your bar tab
for the night.

Psh, you think that's
going to make up for it?

This is not a shithole
I'm coming back to.

Ma'am, please.

Okay, If no one else but her
husband gets up to leave with
her,

at the threat of rats,
you have some loyal patrons.

[ Latin music plays ]

♪ Yo quiero verte en mis
brazos y ya te he conocido ♪

These pest people
need to get here already.

♪ Siempre me dijeron...

Can you just--
[ grunts ]

Must have been pretty rad
growing up in a gay bar, huh?

No, I wasn't here
for the whole gay bar part.

Well, this wall
is pretty stunning.

Is it? I haven't decided if I'm
going to keep it or not yet.

This is your bar.

This wall, this says,
"This is a safe space."

Those bathrooms
full of graffiti,

they're a haven.

It's so ironic that it reads
that way to you.

Growing up, this place was
far from safe for a queer.

One of my favorite commissions
was this travel series

about public restrooms
as reclaimed sanctuaries.

Commissions?

Mm.

Bartending is a day job.

And the night job is...writing?

Mm.

Well, graffiti is not really
what I imagined for the bar.

This place has great bones.

And it has personality.
You can't renovate that.

If I were you, I would start

with a good, solid happy hour
to reward the regulars.

Eh, no fancy cocktails
or anything yet.

I thought you were all about
fancy cocktails.

I am, but you're not
that kind of bar.

A bucket of beer,
that's the kind of bar you are.

Fancy drinks,
that can come later.

Too bad, I kind of liked
the fancy cocktail you made.

Well, then, I should
teach you to make it.

I mean, for future reference.

If you'll allow me
behind your bar?

You'll have to be
my hands, though.

I'm legally not supposed
to touch anything back there.

- What a stickler.
- Always.

Okay.

First ingredient,
a squirt of simple syrup.

[ dog barking ]

[ phone snaps ]

[ phone snaps ]

[ phone snaps rapidly ]

[ clears throat ]

- Oh, hey.
- Hey, Lynny.

Hey, Eddy,
how you feeling?

Do you need me
to get out of your hair?

Oh, we're just going
to do some table walking.

MARI: You sure you don't
want to use your cane?

- It's good practicing.
- I don't want to need a cane.

Just stay next to me.

You're doing
really good, Eddy.

EDDY: Just a couple more days
of this, and you'll see.

I'll be all the way better.

No one will have
to table walk me como perra.

MARI: Ay, Eddy, it's not
even like that.

[ laughter ]

Hey, Mari, are you going
to Karla's baby shower today?

Of course.

Ah, I know this album.

Your amáused to take
this out from time to time,

and brag about you.
Lyn was a trip.

She used to be
in this dance group,

and Vida used
to dress her up real pretty.

Damn, she looks like
a baby drag queen.

What?
No.

She looks like
a pretty muñequita.

Like Mestiza Barbie.

Man, those pictures
explain so much.

- What do you mean by that?
- Just--like, the way you are.

LYN: How am I?

[ exhales ]

Just--like, the way
you've always been.

Now, it's this
fake hippie shit,

but I remember when
you used to be all, like,

those halter tops, and
the Juicy Couture sweatpants

that no one around here
could afford.

You think that was real Juicy?

It's not her fault
that she came out bonita.

Look, I get it, you know.

I guess if it's the one thing
you got going for you,

then I guess
you milk it, right?

[ Eddy exhales ]

I think I need a break,
Mari.

'Ta, bueno.

MARI: Um, let's get you
to the recliner.

That'll give me a chance
to clean up back there.

[ door opens and closes ]

[ sighs ]

TITA: Who are you hiding for?

I'm not hiding fromanyone.

Ven, tráete tuchair.

You look like a dog
that just got his shots.

Here, te voy a dar
a little of my special tamal

so your worries go away.

Perotake your time.

[ chuckles ]

Remember when
in "Alice in Wonderland,"

she took the cookie, and then,
she turned big and small?

Well, it's like that,
only solo tú vas a pensar

in your head
that you're big or small.

I got it.

So this is, like, a pot brownie
but, like, in tamale form?

"Tamale" is what
the gringos say.

That is a tamal.
Cómetelo.

Thank you, Doña Tita.

All right, Eddy, it's time
to get you back in bed.

Oh, I wish I could
stay out here a little longer.

I know, but I got to get you
comfy and safe

before I take off
to the baby shower, so.

Oh, can you give Karlita
my cariño?

-Yeah, come on.
-Okay.

[ grunts ]

EDDY:
You washed the sheets?

Yeah, I thought you'd want
a fresh bed.

Did you wash everything?

What--what happened
to-to the San Diego T-shirt?

I washed it.
Was--was I not supposed to?

Mari, that was
the last thing that I had

that still smelled like Vida.

- What?
- I sleep with it,

and then, I put it back
in a Ziploc bag

so it still smells like her.

Uh...

I--I'm so sorry, Eddy, I--

Can you just give me
a minute?

If fact, ¿sabes qué?You can
take off early if you want.

I--I just kind of want
to be alone, if you don't mind.

Yeah, yeah, sure, Eddy. Um-

Again, I'm so sorry.
I didn't know.

[ Eddy sniffs ]

[ sniffs ]

-I'm not crazy, right?
-Right.

She's absolutely horrible.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
I see.

Nobody needs
that muchguüero hair.

And I think it's natural.

Mm-mm.

It does look natural,
God damn it.

I bet you that
she has no rhythm.

At least I got that over her.

Mm, I don't know.

Aquí parece
like she's got some rhythm.

- What?
- Mm-hmm.

Fuck my entire life.
She does.

She's basically Amal Clooney.

I can't--I can't--

I can't compete with her feed,
Doña Tita.

[ groans ]

Who told her that she could run
some sort of, like,

environmental
non-for-profit,

and still look amazing
in a thong?

[ laughs ]

- It's not fair.
- Mm-mm.

Oh, I got nothing, Doña.

I have done nothing
with myself.

The train passed me by,

and I never even
thought to get on it.

Sometimes,
it's not the tren.

Sometimes, it's the bus
you get on.

Psh, you'll still get there.
Vas a ver.

Mami.

She never thought
I could get there.

I could tell.

She would be all, like,
"Find a man, mi'ja.

That'll be
the only way for you."

- Mm-hmm.
- She said it over and over.

And that shit seeped in.

After a while,
you believe it.

Mm-hmm.

Calladita te ves más bonita.

Yeah.

- Mm-hmm.
- My entire life.

What kind of a thing is that
to say to your own daughter?

Ay, ay, ay, ay, no empieces
con que tu mamifucked you up.

Your mami
did give you something.

She taught you that you were
a peacock, and that's a lot.

Learn to use
your feathers, chingao.

[ laughter ]

[ both laughing ]

Uh, I wouldn't recommend it.

Ran away and joined the Army,

and then I never
went back to Austin.

But I also probably
wouldn't change a thing.

Running away builds character.

Indeed.

[ chuckles ]

The fucking pest people
aren't coming, are they?

Well, why don't you just go to
Home Depot and buy some traps?

Actually, you know what?

Yeah, I should let you do that.

Turned this into
a day drinking day.

If I don't leave now, I won't
be able to ride my bike.

Well, thanks for swinging by.

[ chuckles ]

I'll see you later.

[ Latin music playing ]

♪

NICO: Oh, hey.
Are you okay?

Work for us.
Work for me here at the bar.

Create a menu for us.

Help me figure out
how to shape this place.

Oh, wow, uh...

[ clicks tongue ]

I'm sorry, Emma.

It sounded to me
from what you said

that you don't have the money
for a position like that.

And-and right now,
I-I can't really do

any sort of
pro bono consulting,

no matter how much
I like the bar.

I found the money.
I'll find it.

I was going to rent something
here with what I'm making

off leasing my Chicago place,
but fuck that.

We need you, and I'm not
taking no for an answer.

Let's sleep on it, yeah?

[ engine starts ]

[ Latin music playing ]

♪

I changed my mind.

I don't want the graffiti
painted over.

Are you fucking serious?

Hey, follow me
to my office right now.

[ exhales ]

[ heavy breathing ]

I got it.

[ exhales ]

[ grunting ]

[ slow guitar music ]

♪

[ soft gulping ]

[ exhales ]

[ sobbing quietly ]

[ breathing shakily ]

[ grunts ]

[ breathing shakily ]

♪ Rocío de todos los campos

[ sniffs ]

♪ Rocío de sal en el mar

[ sniffs ]

♪ Tu baile no pisa la luna

-[ sniffs furiously ]
- ♪ Y el viento comienza a
cantar

♪ Tú enciendes el fuego
en la noche ♪

[ sobs ]

♪ Escuchas
los grillos hablar ♪

Tomorrow, you should bring
some of those rat cages

or rat traps
or whatever they're called.

You can email me the invoice.

Okay.

[ exhales ]

[ exhales ]

[ Carla Morrison's
"Disfruto" ]

♪

♪

WOMAN:
♪ Me complace amarte

♪ Disfruto acariciarte
y ponerte a dormir ♪

♪ Es escalofriante
tenerte de frente ♪

♪ Hacerte sonreír

♪ No te fallaré

♪ Contigo yo
quiero envejecer ♪

♪

♪ Quiero darte un beso,
perder contigo mi tiempo ♪

♪ Guardar tus secretos

♪ Cuidar tus momentos

♪ Abrazarte

♪ Esperarte, adorarte

♪ Tenerte paciencia

♪ Tu locura es mi ciencia

♪ Ah-ah

♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh

♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh oh-oh ♪

♪ Uh-uh-uh-uh

♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh

♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh oh-oh ♪

[ laughter ]

♪ Disfruto mirarte

♪ Cada movimiento

♪ Un vicio que tengo

♪ Un gusto valorarte

♪ Nunca olvidarte,
entregarte mis tiempos ♪

♪ No te fallaré

♪ Contigo yo
quiero envejecer ♪

♪

♪ Uh-uh-uh-uh

♪ Uh-uh-uh-uh

♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh

♪

♪