All language subtitles for Cane s01e07 One Man Is an Island.eng

And when the time came,

Pancho gave control
of the family business

not to his natural born sons,
Frank or Henry,

but instead to me.

Perhaps it was because of
the blood feud with our rivals,

Joe Samuels and
his daughter Ellis.

Perhaps Pancho knew
that to protect our family,

I will do whatever it takes.

And that is both my blessing
and my curse.

Previously on Cane:

Shouldn't we tell Frank
about the Samuels being behind Lucia's death?

Bring him into
our confidence,

maybe he'll be less resentful
about me becoming CEO.

Frank will get over that.

I love you, Katie.

I love you.

I got a surprise for
you, Henry. Attack!

ALEX:
They sicced a pit bull on him.

They beat him to the ground.

I screwed up, Alex.

Please don't
tell anyone.

Smart choice, nine millimeter.
Less recoil.

Only idiot cowboys carry

big, heavy pieces.

Much higher accuracy.

JOE:
Let's put an end to Vega's

ethanol party.

You are so lucky you weren't
killed in that car accident.

I think he looks good, Mom.

He was a little
too pretty before.

He looked too lindo,
you know?

Girls like a little character.

The girls liked him plenty
the way he was. Too much.

Yeah, that's right.
You tell him, Ma.

Okay, so listen up!

Whoever wants
to come to the club

when we pick the winner
of the Duque Rum Girl contest...

...you gotta get there early.
KATIE: Hello? Hey, Nick.

Why?
Where you going?

Because Alicia Keys
is performing.

(all exclaiming)

What does a rum girl
do anyways?

Papi, she wears a Duque T-shirt,

and she pours rum shots
at concerts and sporting events.

For that we had
to search the whole country?

That's very funny, Papi.

So how did your meeting
with the new head

of the Energy
Committee go?

Can you at least
hear me out, Senator?

What you sugar people
don't seem to understand is,

in the house of Ethanol
there is but one God,

and his name is Corn.

Fine.
Fine?

So we got the
$50 million? No. Not yet.

Well, that means
no, then, right? There are variables

in play here, Frank.
Variables? Really? On a $100 million bet

that this company threw down?

HENRY:
What?

How much did we put
into this thing? Henry.

I'm supposed to
be interested in the family business,

but I don't get a say

on how the money's spent?
Artie? Anybody else

want to question

my judgment?
No one is questioning

your judgment, Alex.
I am.

And I'm the only one
who'll say it.

You're going to
run this company

into the ground
chasing your dream.

Stop, no stop.
(speaks Spanish)

Alex is fully aware
of the mistakes he's made.

No point

in throwing it in his face.

So, I didn't realize
that you were unhappy

with my performance as CEO.

I kept quiet longer
than I should have

because I love you.

But sentimentality
has no place in business.

Papi, this isn't some dream,
okay? I had those

subsidies locked in. There's no
way that I could have seen

that Joe Samuels was going
to take the senator down.

Now, with more land...

Will you stop running
to Washington chasing ethanol?

Ethanol is the future
of this company.

Rum is the future
of this company.

You better
start dealing

with the problems here.

What problems?

Sales have never been better.

We're in the middle
of a rum boom.

Have you been
to a bar lately?

Take a look at the top shelf.

Two years ago, we were
the only premium rum up there.

Now there are four or five.

We're losing market share
to those others.

But we're still on top.

Today. But your job
isn't about today.

It's about next year.

It's about five
years from now.

Look, this rum phase,
that's going to pass,

just like it
did with vodka and, when it does,

most of the premium rum makers
are going to go down with it.

We've been around a long time.

That is not going to
happen to us.

Oh, it will if you don't
wake up, start doing your job.

I gave you control

of this company because
I don't have long, Alejandro.

Don't make me
spend the last days

wondering if I made a mistake.

When I look at this table,
I don't see political refugees.

I see men who were
forced from their country.

Men who still hold
in their hearts a dream

of living and working
on the land that was taken from them. Cuba.

To see that land covered
in sugar cane again. Hmm?

I have that same dream.

Aw, come on. Stay.

I have to go.

All right, fine. Can I get
one last kiss, please?

One kiss.

One kiss...

...that lasts an hour.

(clicking pen impatiently)

licking stops)

Excuse me for just a moment.

ALEX:
Hi. We've been waiting half an hour.

Where the hell are you?
Okay, so start without me.

The whole point of this meeting

is marketing strategy
for the coming year.

You're CEO. It's time you start

acting like one.
Frank, I'll be there when I can.

Excuse me.

This was our land
in Puerto Padre.

We'll get it back.

And this is who
owns the land now?

Communistas, they still
own most of it

but, every day, they sell more

to corporations
from other countries

that do not honor
the U.S. Helms-Burton Act.

All these foreigners,

they gladly do business
con ese Fidel.

So these foreign companies
already own the land

that I agreed to buy from you?

Si. French. German.

This Rosewood
Investment Partners,

that's a new one.

Canadians, I think.

Now that you know this,

you want
to take back your offer?

ALEX:
We have committed

10,000 acres of our land

for energy cane.
We have three million...

Mr. Vega, we're growing
13 million acres of corn

this year for ethanol.

The only way you're going
to get in this game

is to get your hands
on a hell of a lot more land.

And, what with
all the tree-huggers

and real estate developers
you have down in Florida,

I don't ever see that happening.

No. No, I...

I need that land.

Give this a taste.

Mmm! Mm-huh!

Well, what do you think?

Taste this.

Well?
Well...

I'm still waiting to hear
your opinion on my blend.

Well, I assumed,
once you had tasted my blend,

an answer would be unnecessary.

Oh! Because yours is clearly
so superior to mine?

Exactly.

Well, it's not.

It's... somewhat heavy
and a little bit dull.

That's because
you're still tasting yours.

Cleanse your palate, my dear.

And the hints of light chocolate
and coffee are... they're muted,

whereas my blend allows those
tones to reveal themselves.

Well, my blend is like a woman
you see in the shadows.

You want to know more.

Your blend is like...
like a... a streetwalker

who sits on your lap
and names her price.

My blend may be a prostitute,
but at least it's not

some incontinent old maid
lying in bed waiting for someone

to come and change the channel
on her television.

That's very good.

Good imagery. Very visual.
I like that.

Order up!

Refill, Kim?

I'm very flattered
Joe Samuels thinks

that I'm enough of a threat
to have me tailed.

I'm not familiar with the name.

You should look
at your paychecks.

Or can't you read?

We haven't formally met.
Alex Vega.

Michael Bronson.
Bronson.

A couple years Special Forces
in Iraq, after which

you cashed out to go private.

Did Primary Ring Security
for Dyncorp in Fallujah.

You know more about me
than my friends.

Well, I doubt
you have many friends.

But you, you have
a lot of friends.

Senators,
Cuban gangsters.

Kind of a
Renaissance man.

Samuels is a

powerful man.

That power's not going to last.

And, when he goes down,
and he will go down,

a lot of people
are going down with him.

There's still time

to get on the right side
of this.

I appreciate the offer

but, if I flip on my clients,

word gets out that
I'm not an honorable man,

and my business suffers.

Yeah. Well, that's too bad.

'Cause, you see, the truth is

you can listen
to my conversations

for the rest
of your natural life--

however long tt may be--

you're never going
to get anything.

How's your brother Frank doing

with that gambling problem
of his?

What about Henry?
How's he feeling?

I keep wondering if the Feds
might want to hear

about how the Israelis
were dealing

all that Ecstasy
out of his club.

Oh, and I really am sorry

to hear about
your wife's miscarriage.

Consumers are going
to sample them-- that's okay.

The question is,
how do we get them back?

Now, people are paying
more than a million dollars

on some muscle cars
these days. Why?

Because people are stupid.

No, no, because baby boomers
are obsessed

with possessing something
classic.

And they're stupid.

Thank you, Kari.

And we need to use our years
in the marketplace

to our advantage,
and remind people

that Duque Rum is still around

because it's timeless.
(door opening)

ALEX:
Oh, we're in the sunny office today.

Sorry I'm late.

Okay.

Okay.

Let's get started.

Actually we started a while ago.

We're in the middle
of something.

Okay.

So why don't you
catch me up.

Can I talk to you
for a second?

Excuse us.

What the hell is
this, huh?

You show up late and then
you say, "Let's start,"

like everything we've
done in the last two hours is meaningless?

Frank, you were right.

I'm CEO-- I'm going
to start acting like it.

I'm going to go back
in that room.

You coming or not?

It's these foreign companies
that own the Cuban rights.

Fidel dies, the regime
changes, who gets the land?

According to Helms-Burton,
you do.

So I'm good?

If I were you,
I'd cover my bets.

Buy the Cuban titles
from the foreign companies.

And that's your advice
as my lawyer?

You already own the exile's
claim on the land.

You're dealing with French,
Germans and Canadians, right?

Point out to them how
Cuba being your homeland

is going to go a long way
with the World Court

when they decide
who gets the land.

It's win-win.

Except for the ten years
in prison

and million dollar fine
I would get for being the CEO

of an American company
trading with Cuba.

See, I call that lose-lose.

No, don't worry about that.

We get around that
by setting up an if/come clause

that the deal to buy the
land only kicks in when Cuba gets new leadership.

You want the land,
make the deal.

Hey, you.

What are you doing here
at this hour of the night?

I'm just catching up.

What brings you here?

Oh, your father and Terry
needed some samples to blend so here I am.

They argued all the way here.

Well, you better be careful,
she's pretty cute.

Well, if she wants him she's
going to have to stand in line

behind his true mistress, rum.

I'm just so glad
he's having fun again.

Yeah, I know, me, too.

But you know, ththis business has
become so hard these days.

I'm glad he's not
running it anymore.

Being a boss is nothing
but headaches

and heart attacks.

I must be lucky then.

Your father loves you
very much.

Mom, I better get to this.

(phone ringing)

RECORDING:
Yo, it's Nick. I'm not in. Leave a message.

Yo, Nick this is Ken.
Get back to me, man.

MAN:
You have reached the offices

of Rosewood Investment Partners.

No one is available
to take your call.

If you'd like to...

e you?

ALEX:
I'm on my way to the airport.

I got to go check out something
in Canada, babe.

In Canada?

Honey, this is really important.

You doing okay?

Yeah.

Just having a bad day.

What? You want to talk
about it?

Do you want me to come back?

No, no, um, I'm okay.

I'll just go light a candle.

I love you.

I love you, too.

HENRY:
Welcome to Club Duque, everyone.

Here are the five finalists

chosen by over
a million Americans.

Ashton Shane,
Fremont, California.

Melissa Blanco,
Kearney, New Jersey.

Dominique Jackson,
Bronx, New York.

August Johnson,
Los Angeles, California.

Heather Boyle,
Sugarland, Texas.

(cheering and applause)

It was an extremely
tough decision.

But the winner
of the nationwide search

and the new Duque Rum girl is...

Ashton Shane.

(cheering)

Everyone get ready.

Alicia Keyes is coming up.

We're close with the new
blend, Pancho, I know we are.

You can't rush inspiration.

Sometimes you have to just
let it come to you.

♪

Hey, hey, hey.
Hey.

Hello, beautiful.

Hey, handsome,
how are you?

What happened to your face?

Nothing. Just a car accident.

So, listen, I got
a proposal for you.

Ah, finally, I knew it.

Miss Alicia Keyes Duque--
I love it.

Has a nice
ring to it.

Should we go get
the ring together?

'Cause if not, I would think
I would look really good

in a pink Marquise.
Nothing too blocky.

Is that right?
Come on, you know you want it.

Seriously, listen.

So you're going out on tour to
support the new record, right?

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Okay, so what about Duque Rum
sponsoring you?

Ah, Henry, mmm, I'm sorry,

Duque Rum it's a little
past it these days.

What?

It's okay, I'm here.

Papi, what are you
doing here?

My father Pancho.

Hi.
How do you do?

Hi, how are you?
How are you?

I thought I'd take
our new master blender

on a field trip and show her

what they're serving
at the bars.

Ms. Keyes, I'm a huge fan.

Oh, thank you.
Thank you so much.

So you're our new
master blender?

Yeah. Nice to meet you, Henry,
I'm Terry.

Terry... nice.

Listen, this is my club,

so anything you
need is on me.

Well, since the club is owned
by Duque Rum,

and I'm an employee,
I guess it's also on me.

Come on, Pancho,
let's go drink.

Nice to meet you.

All right.

Pull the chute, Henry.

Pull it, pull it,
pull the chute.

I did not get
shot down, all right?

You know, you swung
a little early.

Next time, choke up
on the bat.

And I didn't strike out either.

I don't know what
you're talking about. Strike one.

Please! You guys going to go
rock it out?

Yeah, let's go.
We got to get ready. All right, all right.

Good luck.

(knocking)

Hello.

Yeah, what do you want?

(heavy accent): I'm here today
as a representative of the Cuban government.

Our records show that you
may be eligible

to be part
of an incentive program.

I don't know what the hell
you're talking about.

I'm here to give you a check.

♪

♪

♪♪

Katie, you're only 18.
You're not supposed to be here. Get off me!

Hey, hey, hey!
What are you doing?!

You know you can't come in here
anymore,

and your grandfather's
right there,

so come on, let's go.

Get off me!

What is going on?

I feel stupid...
that's what's going on.

Okay, so talk to me.

This guy, my boyfriend,
I thought he was my boyfriend.

He made a video.

He made a sex video of us.
I didn't know!

I thought he loved me.

His friends are probably
watching right now.

Please don't tell my dad.

I won't.

Give me his address.

JOE:
Mr. Bronson, everyone has a soft spot.

It's time to hit Alex Vega's.

Pick a relative, any relative.

You want me
to go after his family?

Well, be elegant,
but make yourself known.

Sometimes when you're hunting,

you got to shake
the tree a little.

So you came all
the way to Canada

just to give me
some money?

Yes, ma'am.

God bless Cuba.

(glasses clink)

Tell me about
this check.

Well, the, uh,

the Cuban government

has started
a program--

excuse me-- in order
to attract more foreign investors

by offering grants
to its largest landowners.

Somebody screwed up, sweetie.

I don't own any land in Cuba.

Oh, no, not you personally.

Maybe you have some type
of financial holdings

that have investments in Cuba.

Honey, I invested all my money
in booze and Indian bingo.

(both chuckle)

(coughing)

The beautiful red truck
you have out there,

maybe you have some

retirement money saved, no?

I got that with my disability
from when I worked

in the States.

Ah.

You know,
you're a good-looking boy.

You got very beautiful hands.

(coughs)

Hey! Soldado muerto;

dead soldier.

There's more in the kitchen.

Yeah.

(coughs)

What, are you gettin'
lost out there?

Señora, it's not in the closet.

No, it's right out there
on the counter.

No, no, no, no... Oh!

Hmm?

Yeah, yeah, bring it in.

Dear Lord, have mercy

on Your servants who
have lost their way.

Please find it in Your heart
to lead Alex Vega

out of the darkness
that threatens to destroy him,

and grant Your forgiveness
for the life he took.

We should wait for Alex.

Okay, go ahead
and have a seat.

All right.

Where is he?

In Canada.

What?!

Yeah, he's chasing
some land deal

to try and get
the ethanol subsidies back.

Okay.

Okay. Customers make
brand decisions

at point of purchase, right?

One way to separate ourselves
from the other super-premiums

is shelf and bar-back
presentations.

All right.

High-gloss labels
with gold embossing.

Mm-hmm.

Well, it's beautiful.

Okay. And we raise
our price 20%.

You lost me.

Okay, okay, Papi,
who buys premium rum?

People with money.

Guys looking to shine a light
on their success

and show off to women
by buying the best.

We raise our price above
our competitors, and the

psychology of the market
says that we must be the best.

(chuckles)

What does Alex think of this?

I don't know. He hasn't been
around much lately.

All right.

Well, run this by him when
he gets back, all right?

Yeah, it's good.

You're amazing,
Papi.

What?

and he slaps you in the face
by ignoring your advice,

and you still
stand by him. We've been through this.

No, Papi, I bust my ass
and I do what you want done

and it's not enough
to prove to you that I'm worthy.

I gave Alex control
of the company.

And you made a mistake, Papi.
This should be my company.

It should be my company and
not just 'cause I'm a Duque.

If all that was needed

was to keep this company
on a steady course,

I would have made you CEO,
but that's not the case.

We're in a street fight now,

and for that,
Alex is the best man. Why?

Why do you think I couldn't do
what Alex can?

No, Papi, we should
have sold the cane fields to the Samuels.

The deal that they offered us
on molasses alone

would have saved us $50 million.

That's money that could have
helped Duque Rum

get through tough times,

but you shot it down
just 'cause Alex said so.

That's not true.
Oh!

There was more to that decision,
Frank.

No, Papi, you want to hear
some truth?

You're so ashamed of me,
you handed my birthright

to someone you picked up
off the street.

Alex is as much a brother to you
as Henry.

Yeah, and he's more of
a son to you than I am!

Enough! I did not stop
the Samuels deal

because Alex said to!

I stopped it because...

because Joe Samuels was the one
who had Lucia kidnapped.

His men killed her.

What?

wanted our land, so he had
his men take your sister.

I was desperate. I needed money
to pay the ransom.

I did not know it was Joe.

And so when he offered to buy
the land, I sold it.

I even thanked him for it.

I took Alex with me
to pay the ransom.

But when we got there,
it was too late.

Look...

Francisco...

So, how's your pizza?

We don't have
any pizza in Cuba.

It's hard to believe.
This only took four minutes?

Microwaves! Secret's in
that little silver disk.

Probably gives you cancer.

So when you were working in
the States for Samuels Sugar,

what exactly did you do?

I don't remember telling you
who I worked for.

Oh, yes. You told me
you get the money for your truck

from the disability
that you were getting

from Samuels Sugar.

Oh, yeah.

Hmm...

He's a good man
to work for, hmm?

This, uh, Samuels?

Yeah, very generous.

I get twice the disability
they said I'd get.

Mm. I'm sure he appreciates all
the work that you do for him.

I don't do that much.

You're modest.
You're so modest.

No, it's true. All I got to do
is every month,

I got to take all the envelopes
they send me

and put 'em in a box
and send 'em to him in Florida.

MAN:
Higher world market prices for the last two years

provided the incentive
for sugar producers worldwide.

We here at Samuels Sugar feel
the prudent course

is to expand our cane
and beet sugar crops,

to be forecast
at 163.3 million tons.

Consumption is forecast
at 149.4 million tons.

Frank!

I tried to stop him.

...world sugar consumption
will continue to increase

at approximately
two percent per year.

What kind of monster are you?

What?

I mean, I knew
your father was twisted,

but you really had me fooled.

What are you talking about?

I found out
your little family secret.

So it wasn't enough

to have my little baby sister
kidnapped?

Wasn't enough to trick my father
into giving up his land?

We had nothing to do...
No, don't waste your time

'cause I know your father
had Lucia killed.

Frank, I...

Stay away from me.

This increased sugar
availability

may lower some world market
prices in the future.

Predictions range
from 20 cents...

Ready?

No, the question
is, are you?

Are you prepared
to have your butt kicked

by an Australian girl?

Promises, promises.

Well?

You go first.

I hate my blend.

I hate my blend, too!

Why did you hire me?
I suck.

Well, you have an excuse.

You're an Australian
girl, I'm Cuban.

Yeah, but you're really old.

(laughing)
So, that's your excuse.

Oh, that's bad.

(chuckling)

I think I hurt
myself laughing.

Could you get me
some water, please?

(coughs)
Sure.

Ah...

(clears throat)

Thank you.

Hmm! Now that's
a good blend.

Well, this is
a nice surprise.

I just wanted to come by
and say thank you.

Well, you're welcome, darling.

What are you thanking me for?

For not telling me you
had Lucia Duque killed.

Well, aren't you even
going to try and deny it?

Is that what you want me to do?

I want you to
tell me the truth.

You decided what was true before
you came through that door.

Quiñones murdered Lucia.

That's why Alex Vega
had him killed, isn't it?

The men panicked.

What's done is done.

You make me sick.

Bad things happen
in life, Ellis.

And it's only natural to want to
blame someone for it,

even when it isn't their fault.

When your mother left us,
you blamed me.

You're the reason she left.

Sometimes that fiction

helps a person
get through their life.

Are you ready
for some lunch?

I know a place that serves
fantastic paella.

Well, I thought
we might eat in.

Really?

It's just that
you've hired me

to help you take Duque Rum
to the next level

and I've just been
mucking about.

Well, you can't help it,
you're blonde.

Well, you're ancient.

(chuckles)
Come on.

Well, all right.

You're sure you don't
want to go out?

No.
All right.

A lot of work to do
this afternoon.

Let's go to work.

So...?

I think Artie's starting to get
cauliflower ears

from his stupid headphones.

(sighs):
Oh...

What?

You thinking about
the baby, right?

A man sat next to me
at church today.

He prayed for your soul.

My soul?

He said you were a killer.

I know.

He's lying.

Keep your hands on the wheel.

In case you're wondering,

it's a nine millimeter.

Less recoil.

'Cause only the idiot cowboys
use the big heavy pieces, right?

You come anywhere
near my wife again,

and I will kill you.

xxxxx
Pop.

When I came here
from Cuba,

I came with only
the clothes on my back.

But I believed,
I worked hard,

and we created something.

Yes, we did, Papi.

Alex, I asked you to
refocus on the company

and you ignored me.

Instead you went off to
Canada to play detective.

What the hell is wrong
with you, Alejandro?

Pop, Joe Samuels is buying land
from the Cuban government.

What?
He's buying it

through Canadian shell companies

so that he can get
around Helms-Burton.

But we can stop him. We can
set up our own shell... No.

Pop, I already have
the land rights

from a group of the exiles.

No.

Well, what are we gonna do,
we gonna stand back

and watch until
Samuels owns it all?

'Cause that's not
gonna happen.

I already made
my decision.

It's not your decision to make
anymore.

I'm CEO, and I'm going to do
what's best for the company

and this family.

When I gave you control
of the company,

I thought you could do
the hard things that needed

to be done.

And I think I proved myself
when I was 14.

Huh? With a bullet.

Oh, mijo, I never should've
taken you.

I wanted to go, Pop.

No, I should've
stopped you.

I should've gone alone.

And then maybe this...

this rage you feel
inside you,

this need to destroy
Joe Samuels wouldn't exist.

I don't apologize for who I am.

It's not who you are,

it's what you're becoming.

And if you don't
stop this vendetta,

it's gonna destroy you
and your family, mijo.

(light knocking)

So I know Pop told you
about Lucia.

You knew... all this time?

It was wrong not
to tell you, Frank.

The guy that was killed
that, uh...

that the cops
were asking you about?

You did the right thing.

So I really want to hear about

all these ideas that Pop said

you had about
the business.

For once, can you
just trust me?

Can you just say yes?

Yes.

NICK:
Kim, I wasn't

with anybody last night.

I fell asleep.

(knocking on door)

No, listen to me, jealousy is a
very destructive thing, okay?

Baby, let me call you back.

Can I help you?

(groans)

Who the hell are you?

Hey, Nick.

What's going on?
Who are you? Who are you?

You're a good-looking guy,
right, Nick?

What?

You're a good-looking guy.

Come on, don't be
so modest.

I don't, I don't understand.
What's going on?

I'm a good-looking guy.
I know it.

I'm not afraid to say it.

Are you a good-looking guy?

Say it. Say it.

Okay, yeah,
I'm a good-looking guy.

Well, it must be easy
for you to get girls.

(groans)

Okay.

Yeah, it's easy for me
to get girls.

Well, you must not
like them too much,

treat them
with such disrespect

you make sex tapes of them
without their knowledge,

make them feel like whores.

(pants)

Okay.

Look, I didn't...

Is this your camera?
What?

The one that you used
to tape Katie, is this it?

(pants)

Okay, listen to me, man.

I didn't force Katie to have

sex with me,
she wanted...

Come here.
Stay...

away... from my niece!

(groans)

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