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-Previously on "Sold on SLC"...
-What do you know that I don't know?
-You know what I know.
-I don't need you to make me happy.
I don't believe that's what love is anymore.
-I don't want our friend group to be talking about it
in a negative way.
-You literally had your gnarled fingers
in everybody else's business
because you were hiding something.
-There's serious, damaging conversation
that bordered on bullying.
-None of us need to be in this meeting.
I abide by the code of ethics.
-No one here is in trouble.
Like, you guys are acting defensive.
-It is important to let you know
what this code of standard is in the industry
and then what ours is at Presidio.
**
-I'm so confused.
Like, what happened at the party?
-[ Laughs ] -Oh, my gosh, Christian.
-I'm, like, so lost.
-We're not talking about it, Christian.
That's the message of this -- of this memo.
-Thank you, everybody, for being here today.
Sorry we didn't have any food.
We just wanted to make it a quick meeting.
Perfect.
-I need a bucket. -I'm so lost.
-I need to throw up, seriously. I'm so sick.
-I thought we were here to talk about business.
I actually just put a house under contract.
My little listing. -You did? Good job.
-Yay. -That was business.
-See, I'm not wasting my time, you know, on some [bleep]
I'm actually getting [bleep] done here.
-[ Chuckles ] I'm leaving.
-[ Laughs ] -I don't know what happened.
-I [bleep] love him.
-[ Sighs ]
Honestly, raising the bar has a totally new meaning to me.
Every time they said bar. -We're lowering the bar.
We're lowering on the bar.
Clicking our heels down the bar.
-You need to teach me how to show a house.
-You don't know how to show a house?
-No. -What do you mean you don't know
how to show a house? -I don't.
-Do you know how to open the key box?
-Yeah. -Okay, good.
That's the first part. -'Cause I usually just, like,
open it and, like, just let them wander around.
-Don't do that. [ Laughs] -Why?
And I just give them, like, the sheet
and like, here or, like... -Christian!
-...and answer if there are any questions.
-Christian? -What?
-You have to guide buyers through.
-Oh. [ Laughter ]
I would just, like, feel around. -Oh, really? That's --
Hey. -Hello. May I come in?
-Sure. Come on in.
-Christian, as much as I love you, can I talk to Jen?
-I got to go. -Oh!
-Oh, I need my hair spray. -Yes, you do.
-I love you. -Do you have your perfume too?
-Yeah, I do. [ Laughter ]
-Hello, Miss Jen. -Hi, Tyna.
How are you? -I'm good.
I just want to start by saying, I just feel like
it felt like the meeting, we didn't get anywhere.
Like, it felt like a production to protect Matt.
I'm just telling you how it feels.
-It was not at all to protect Matt.
If we're all playing in mud, we all get dirty.
Does that make sense? -But that's the point.
Jen, like, we weren't all involved in it
until we were made to be involved in it.
-Sure. -It was made a big deal that
we're talking about it amongst each other.
-Who's fault should I pin that on?
-Matt. I don't understand why we're all involved in this.
-It's about everyone.
Including myself.
-Jen. -Tyna.
-Come on.
-This has nothing to do with protecting Matt.
This is about, not fighting, not focusing, not gossiping.
I can't run a business
where people are negative with each other.
-In light of everything that's been happening,
I've been thinking twice about Presidio,
just the culture and what we stand for.
And this has just opened my eyes to things.
And I'm just like, are there other opportunities
where I don't have to deal with stuff like this?
-I'm sorry that you're starting to feel like
Presidio is something that doesn't work for you.
Give me time.
Because the truth is, I will always be fair.
-Yeah, I don't know. I just, I don't know.
**
**
-Hey! -How are you?
-Good to see you. -You look good.
-Thanks. -Are you gonna get something?
-Yeah. Hey, how are you? -Good.
-Good. I want the OG macchiato
and a black pepper molasses cookie.
-You sound like an old man. [ Both laugh ]
Can I take an iced grande latte and then the pumpkin bread?
-And what was the name for the order?
-Jen.
What you got going on today?
-Got a lot of stuff going on today.
-Really? -Yeah. It's good.
Stuff's picking up for me. -Good. I'm really proud of you.
I wish it was picking up on South 30 West.
-Yeah?
-Not a lot of movement there. -Nothing? Dang it.
-Jen has been by Nicole and I's side
throughout all of this family challenges and drama...
-Jen. Thanks, guys. Have a good day.
-Thank you. -Yeah, thank you.
...down to even helping me get my business back on track.
-You look like a power agent.
Really point, like you're into the point.
-Perfect. Over there.
-I sought counsel from my bishop at my church.
I've also sought counsel from my therapist.
I feel this resurgence of confidence in myself,
and I just want to make things smoother for my family
and easier for my wife.
All right, I've got my head shots.
-Oh, you did? -Yeah.
-I can't wait to see them.
Oh, I love that one.
See, I knew your eyes would pop with that blue jacket.
That looks really good. -Yeah, that is a good jacket.
-Yeah. That's a great one. -I like that one.
-I really like that one too. -Right?
-And I feel like this picture gives just.
[ Laughs ]
What was that one about? -I was just having fun.
I'm sure I'll find a moment where that just fits perfect.
-This is going to be your future billboard down I-15.
-Okay, wait, I have so many thoughts.
-This is the face of a man who gets called out
for telling people, "Tyna hates Mormons."
-When Jen knows that he's calling me a gold digger.
-"Hi, I'm Matt, and the people that I work with
just found out that I frequent the strip club."
-Did I nail it?
-Well, I know we've talked a lot,
but how are you guys doing this week?
-Yeah, Nicole and I are doing really well this week.
Man, it was a humbling experience to be called out.
But in that humility, I was really able to let pride
and ego go and really see the depths of, like,
how far off I was.
-I love that. That's huge.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-That was not the person that I wanted to be.
It was just a horrible habit and a way of coping with stress.
-I mean, it's the first time I've heard that
visiting strip clubs is a coping mechanism for stress.
He has to take a really good look at himself
and understand where this is coming from.
-I just didn't realize until really through this, sadly,
how amazing Nicole is.
The level of support that she's given me
and honestly, forgiveness and love.
We're just a day at a time and it inspires me.
You know, praying together has deepened my faith
in the importance of marriage,
but also in the importance of having a relationship with God.
-I have a lot of good work to do today.
-Good.
-Jesus absolves us of all of our sins,
but in Utah, it's not that easy
to come back from a scandal like this.
Matt really needs to get his [BLEEP] together
because we've got a long way to go here.
-Don't count me out.
**
**
-She's here.
**
-Well, howdy, partner!
-Girl, look at you!
Oh, my gosh.
Those boots are bootling, girl. -I know, right?
-I forgot my cowboy hat too. This is so cute. I love this.
-You may have not brought the right boots,
but you sure as hell brought the right car.
[ Laughter ]
Oh, my gosh, my sign. Look at this!
Sarah, this is my first ever sign, ever.
-Congratulations. It's beautiful.
-Hi, Jason!
I have my first listing.
I actually got this listing
through a buyer that I worked with on my own.
My own buyer, not with a team.
It doesn't involve an actual house.
[ Eagle screeches ]
The next one will have a house on it.
[ Laughs ]
Do I got a nip slip?
I gotta make sure I don't got no nip slips happening. Oh!
If I'm here to sell a piece of dirt,
you gotta distract them from the fact that there's no house.
I mean, I left the lasso at home,
so I'm trying to really run with my cowboy boots and my accent.
-I'm actually looking for my friend.
We're looking for a lot for her.
-Oh, nice. -Yeah. How big is this lot?
-So we are sitting on half an acre here.
You're close to freeways.
You are right off Lover's Lane,
coming from someone who's had a lot of lovers in their life.
But that's off record.
No, just kidding.
-[ Laughs ] That's too good.
-Hi, girl. Welcome to my land.
My piece of land. [ Laughs ]
Hi. I am an American.
I love hot dog and... 4th of July.
-So this is actually what makes this lot so special.
Look at this view. This view is beautiful.
-I know people love being on the east side,
but I always tell my clients, like,
"Be on the west. The sunsets are amazing."
-There's only a select few where you could actually
bring in your own builder.
And this one is it. -Okay.
This client of mine, Lisa, she's looking for a lot.
Things that are really important to me is like,
we have to be able to have a pool.
We have to have a great driveway.
We want red-light dry sauna.
-Build. Seriously, we're not even going to continue looking.
-I'm not gonna find anything.
-There's never nothing like that out there.
If I sell her something, like,
it would take my career to the top.
It's just finding the good lot for them that makes sense.
-Well, I hope for that too, girl. [ Laughs ]
-So how are things? -Life's good.
I mean, I'm still obviously
building that relationship with Jen.
I respect the fact that she's trying to separate business
from the situation that Matt's in right now.
-Yeah. -But it's just kind of weird
that you kind of want to hush the truth.
-Yeah. -But don't care about the rumors
that are being spread that aren't real.
-Exactly. This whole HR meeting with Jen,
I feel like she's protecting Matt right now.
Like the way she's handling, like covering it, like,
"Don't mess with my favorite agent."
Remember I said, "Where were you guys a year ago?"
One of the agents saying I was a homewreck--
How do you say it? I don't even know how to say it.
-"Home-wrecking gold digger." -There you go.
This is serious, serious accusations.
He was accusing me all of these things,
and he tried to hurt my reputation.
It's unfair. -Yeah. No one had your back.
No one came to your rescue. No one held a meeting.
And that's a really [bleep] shitty position to be in.
-I mean, I told Jen in the HR meeting
that someone was saying those things about me
and she hasn't reached out to me.
She hasn't asked anything.
Why don't you look at my face and ask Sarah who said it?
-I feel like right now we're breaking the code of ethics
by talking about them. -True, girl.
-So let's just move forward. -Mommy might come spank us.
-[ Laughs ]
I think, honestly, Jen already knew who it was.
She was just trying to, like, sweep under the mat.
I mean, Matt. Oh, Matt, again. Coincidence.
Congratulations on your lot. It's beautiful.
-Thank you. Bring us an offer that my seller cannot refuse.
I would love to make a deal with you, girl.
-Wait. Hold on and go like this. Ptoo.
-Ptoo.
Or was that a sneeze?
I don't think I've ever spit in my life.
-Oh, my gosh.
If I'm in a business meeting, business setting,
I would be professional and I would be talking about business.
But if I'm in a party, I talk whatever the [bleep] I want.
**
**
-Wow. -Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh. -Hello, beautiful.
-Happy birthday. -Thank you.
-Hello. -You look so hot.
This is so cute. -Thank you.
-Thanks for coming. -It's your birthday.
-I know. -Hi.
-Tonight is Chris's 40th birthday party.
I invited our best friends, and Matt is not coming.
But it's fine. Who cares?
-Hello, gorgeous. -You look amazing.
-Hello, hello.
-Birthday parties in Brazil, they never end.
We party all the way, seriously, until the morning.
Here, you get invitation.
It has a start time and an end time.
Like, what the [bleep] are you doing?
Let's just have some fun tonight and no ending time.
-Good to see you. -Thanks for coming.
-Happy birthday dude. -Thank you.
-The big four-zero.
-Look at you. -It's not alive.
Sarah said she would kill me if it was alive.
-It's not alive? Is it dead?
It's like a Flavor Flav necklace or something.
I'm not sure.
-Oh, my God! -[ Laughs ]
-Stop it.
-I think shady is a really poor choice of words.
Suitable gifts? Yes, I certainly do that.
-Why isn't Jen at the party today?
Did you talk to her?
-She was super excited.
**
-Hi. -Hi.
How are you two doing today?
-Good. How are you? -Wonderful.
Did you have a reservation? -Yes.
-Literally yesterday, she was like, RSVP, "No."
I thought we're good, but apparently we're not.
I don't know, I'm just so sick and tired of this whole [bleep]
-Well, she's missing out on some good drinks.
**
-We cheers to 14 years.
We cheers to a lot of good memories, a lot of tears.
I'm so proud of you.
**
-May 11, 2011.
Um... [ Laughs ] [Bleep]
My husband's gonna think I'm the biggest dick,
and I am. I am a big dick.
Can you believe it's been 14 years?
-It blows my mind.
-Look how pretty. The sun came out.
-I ordered it up for you.
-Right now it's so important for me to focus on my business
and the business of Presidio.
And stay out of everyone else's.
**
-Yeeeeeah!
-Doing good. How are you doing?
-I'm good. -Where's Alani?
-He should be here like at 8:30 or 9:00.
We went to church. Yes, we went to church, guys.
Don't be surprised. -No, that's good.
It's Sunday, right? -Yeah.
-Sunday's church day. -That's what we do on Sundays.
-Church while I'm sipping on a margarita.
How do you guys feel about that meeting?
-I don't know. I don't know, like --
-I'm not the one spreading his business.
-Jen seemed really upset.
She was very defensive the whole time.
And for me, I'm just trying to express,
like, how I'm feeling about everything.
-We're gonna sing happy birthday in five minutes.
What am I missing? -Everything.
-This isn't the first time that we've had conversations
about things that we probably shouldn't be
having conversations about, like people's personal lives.
-Wait, hold on.
If I'm in a business meeting, business setting,
I'll be professional and I would talk about business.
But if I'm in a party, I talk whatever the [bleep] I want.
-I think that we're held to a different standard
from a professional level.
-That's where I am bothered, because he spread the rumor
that she was a gold-digging homewrecker.
-That's Matt. Like, Matt talks. -Here's the difference --
-That's messed up. -It's [bleep] up is what it is
because that could also ruin her reputation.
So why are we having a meeting for Matt
and his reputation when that could mess up her reputation?
And the same with mine.
-And we're the [bleep] bad guys here?
Like, in Jen's mind, you know what I mean?
-I don't think Jen's looking --
I've had conversations with Jen.
Jen's not looking at it that way at all.
-I hope.
-You know, the incident that happened with Matt,
there's some talking behind people's backs.
It's so frustrating to me. I wish I can control everything.
I wish I could have very safe space for people to work,
and I've just been feeling lately
like a little bit of that's missing.
I need to figure out how to get the company
and the agents back on track.
I put everything -- everything into the business.
-I want to ask you something.
If I want to join Real Brokerage,
what does that look like?
Maybe a change is what I need.
-Can I get one of your horchatas?
-Horchata. -Hey, pretty lady.
-How are you? -Can I buy you a drink?
-Oh, my gosh. Please. I would love that.
I'd be so flattered. Thank you. -You're welcome.
-This is the horchata.
I had it the last time I was here. It's so good.
-Okay, I'm gonna get one. -Yeah.
-Can we switch sides? Because this is my bad side.
[ Laughs ]
I keep trying to get the tea on,
like, exactly what happened with Matt.
And people are like, "It was just crazy. It was crazy."
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. -[ Speaks indistinctly ]
So I'm, like, kind of putting it together.
I still don't know exactly what went down.
-Girl.
-Whoo-hoo! Where's the birthday boy?
Oh, yay!
-There we go. I hope so.
-Here comes your cake. Whoo-hoo!
-* Happy birthday to you *
[ Cheers and applause ] -Thank you.
-Blow it!
**
-Ooh! -Watch your hair, girl.
-Everything's a great time with Alani.
When we don't arrive to a location together,
I like to imagine that I don't know him.
And I'm like, "Damn. Take me home right now.
Or if the closest thing is the bathroom, let's go."
**
**
-* Happy birthday -- * I have a terrible voice.
-Aw, keep it going. -* Happy birthday -- * No.
How are you doing? How are you feeling?
-Thanks for coming. -I want to ask you something.
So, hypothetically, if an agent came to you and said,
"Hey, Chris, if I want to join Real Brokerage,
what does that look like?"
Just a different agent.
Be honest.
-But anything that financially makes sense,
you should look into. -Okay.
I've had some time to really reflect
on the conversation I've had with Jen.
It doesn't sit well with me and it doesn't feel good.
And I'm just at the point right now where
I really have to do what's best for me and my business.
Maybe a change is what I need.
-Shots! -Shot!
-Oh, shots! -Shots.
Apparently that's where I need to go.
-Yeah, you need to go take some shots. Thank you, Chris.
**
**
-Hey, how's it going, Kenny? -What's up, brother?
-Thank you for coming. -You are bigger in person.
I might need to get some, like, platform shoes or something.
-Yeah, I get that a lot. Sorry, I don't mean to --
-No, dude. -You're gonna have a sore neck
after talking to me for a while. -It's great. Seriously.
I'm like 5'7".
When I'm standing next to BJ,
I feel like I'm like 3'2".
"Hey. Hey, Dad. Cool. It's me."
This place is beautiful. -Yeah.
-This is, like, absolutely incredible.
-I'll take you through this house.
I'll show you some of the things that we do.
This is 13,500 square feet, total.
Everything's 100% custom.
We're looking at a spec home to see
what Millhaven is really capable of building,
as well as looking at three lots
they could potentially list with me.
This appointment is a really big deal for my career.
As I've been trying to level up my business,
I started doing a decent amount of cold calling.
I have a builder I'm meeting with next week.
-What kind of builder? -Big time. Millhaven Homes.
-Really? I was trying to find my way into that builder.
So you just beat me to the punch.
-Cold call, bro.
If this meeting goes well, I could become
this company's go-to agent on all their future projects.
And it means more now than ever
because we have a fourth baby on the way.
**
-We have a lot of features that come with a gathering place.
-Yeah. This kitchen is, like, incredible.
-Yeah. In a lot of scenarios,
we're going to panel the fridge so it disappears.
-The panel fridge looks incredible.
If there's anything I learned from Jen...
So you have, um...
open entertaining space from the kitchen on into the, um...
that comes forth into the kitchen.
...when you're dealing at this luxury price point...
That's incredible.
...you need to be a fluent in a totally different language.
This is incredible. This is absolutely incredible.
-This is a very family-friendly project.
-These accents, BJ, they are incredible.
It's incredible. -Yeah.
-This is incredible. -If they need to get away.
-This is incredible.
-Big shower. -That's incredible.
This is incredible. This is incredible.
The nightstand lamps, those are incredible.
And these views -- incredible. -Yeah.
-This build is incredible.
-The scenario here is we have three lots in this cul de sac.
They're right around 0.7 acres.
It's a ton of space,
so there's a bunch of options of what we can do.
-So as far as price point, kind of what I was thinking,
if we take these three different lots
and we do more of a high-end build on one of them,
kind of a middle-grade one on the other,
and then one of the lower-end ones on this one.
That way we can look and we can really see
where profit margins make the most sense,
what's really going to add to this community as well.
Maybe start around $2.5, 3 million,
somewhere in that ballpark. -Yeah.
-And then we could scale up from that.
-Yeah, I like that. I like that.
I think that's a good strategy.
-I also have some ideas that we can do on social media
that it's not just like, "Hey, here's dirt."
So here's what I'm thinking.
The lot sizes are incredible. -Yeah.
I feel like we can get a lot more exposure
if we lean into the vast amounts of space that we have here.
I'm feeling like possibly chartering a helicopter
and having a couple of guys squirrel suit out of that,
kind of, dive down into the lots, high five them.
And then pushing it social media-wise that way
so that hopefully people are like, you know,
"Dang, there is enough space to land a helicopter here."
In stature, I'm maybe down here.
But in confidence, I would say I'm up here
because I have a freaking good idea, okay?
Like, it will be really cool.
-Yeah. -What are your thoughts on that?
-Um...
I don't know. I don't know if it's totally resonating with me.
Um, I just want to make sure that that's a fit.
-Yeah. -And that one doesn't --
immediately doesn't... -And that's a conversation --
...hit me right away. -Yeah.
[ Clears throat ]
I can come up with some other ideas that will make sense.
Well, freak. Maybe I blew it.
I appreciate you, man. -All right. Thanks.
-Thanks a million.
Beautiful out here. -Perfect day.
-It's incredible.
-I honestly feel so frustrated.
Why don't you come to me and be like,
"Sarah, who was calling you a gold digger?"
You never even asked. You never even asked me.
-I'm asking right now. -Okay. It was Matt.
[ Thunder rumbles ]
-Okay, let's go, girl.
Ready? "The best parties ever."
I don't know if I would agree with that.
-I'll be the judge of that.
-I think I throw the best parties ever.
Okay, let's go to the slides first.
I love that we still hold hands.
All right, so which slide are we doing?
You want to do the red one? We'll do it together
so then you're not scared. -Okay.
-I mean you can still be scared, but I'll be there with you.
Okay, how do we get up there?
I've really made a name for myself here in Utah, as far as,
you know, my real-estate business and my reputation.
So we want to go to do the red one?
I love it here. I don't love it enough to stay forever.
But Harper's dad is here, and we have 50/50 custody.
Whoo! You did it!
Dude, that was awesome!
All right, let's see what else this place has to offer.
-Wait. I need to mentally prepare myself.
Okay, I'm mentally prepared. -We good?
I know Harper is only 11, but I just feel like
we would make the cutest mother- daughter real-estate team.
Hit, hit. Okay. Great job.
But she's not going to do it
because she would rather die than be a Realtor.
She's told me herself.
-I like Young Women's more than Sunday School.
-Yeah? Because you guys now are learning, like,
different things in the gospel and, like, stuff like that.
-I mean, we're learning the same thing, just more in depth.
-Oh, okay.
I don't want you to always have to do
or feel that you need to do what Mom is doing
or what Mom is thinking. Like, you're your own person.
You were brought to this earth to have your own journey.
I'm just here to support you. You do your thing.
We really love raising Harper as a little Black LDS girl
because it's her choice.
Just because it wasn't for me
doesn't mean it cannot be for you.
Do you feel like you're able to ask questions if you have them?
-Yeah. -Okay, good.
-But I do worry about sometimes that she will experience
some of the things that I experienced.
I felt like I was scrutinized a little bit more.
I felt like I had to be
10 times more Mormon than every other Mormon.
I just want her to be safe and feel loved always
and just feel comfortable where she's at.
I'm just excited that you're excited.
And I know you're growing up, but I know I'm like, "Mm."
But it's -- You're my baby.
I really do feel like it's important for Harper to see
and know from her mom that it is okay
to make decisions and do things for yourself.
I'm proud of you.
Like, I'm at a crossroads in my life
where I don't know if I want to stay at Presidio or not,
and if I decide to leave,
it's on my own doing, not anybody else.
-I want to tackle you down.
-Uh, maybe not.
-I'm still gonna do it.
-Okay, let's bounce.
**
**
-Hi, Jen. -Hey, guys.
-Hello, hello. -Good seeing you.
Hi, Chris. -Hey, Jen.
-Good to see you.
-Oh, man.
-Hi, guys. How are you? I'm Tara.
Can I start you guys something to drink?
-Can I have a mimosa? -Yep.
-I'm gonna do a Coke Zero.
-Do you want anything else besides water?
-Nope, I'll have water. -Okay.
-Chris texted me and said that
he wanted to speak to me urgently.
I don't know what he wants.
Maybe he wants to join Sarah at Presidio.
-You guys want to start with some food right now?
-Yeah. Do you have some type of charcuterie board or something?
-What I know for sure is
we're not just here for some charcuterie.
Your birthday party looked amazing.
-It was fun. Why you didn't come?
-I was feeling a little reeling after the last party.
-I heard so many words like strippers, sister.
-I feel like I'm gonna throw up. -Welcome to the party.
-I was like, I don't think I want to put myself
in that situation again. -I know, I was like,
I just don't want to have some big blowout.
-Yeah. -And so it was good.
-Well, Chris, thank you for inviting me.
-Yeah. The main reason why I sent you the text is,
at my birthday party, Tyna came up to me
and, like, was saying, "Hey, I have a friend
that might want to join Real Broker."
Of course, it was her. -Mm-hmm.
-Kind of just told her, like,
"Hey, I'm not going to be part of this."
Because, you know, I told you that
when I first sat down with you, so.
-Yeah. Yeah.
Last time I met with Chris, I laid the law down.
And he seems to have the message loud and clear.
All of a sudden, two of my brokers
go over to your brokerage and 14 of my agents,
two of which are my top producers.
-Yeah.
-And I don't hear one single phone call
or text message from you guys.
-Um...
-It's beautiful to see that an old dog can learn new tricks,
and that he's terrified of me.
-I told Tyna that.
The next day I called her and said,
"Hey, listen, I got to call Jen and let her know, so."
-Okay. I had a good talk with her.
And she's been frustrated.
And, you know, the meeting we had,
I just feel like I learned a lot that I didn't know.
-I share the same feelings with Tyna, you know.
I honestly feel so frustrated and not supported.
After that whole meeting,
things went completely upside down to me.
I'm like, "Why don't you come to me and be like,
'Sarah, who was calling you a gold digger?
Who was calling you home wrecker?'"
You never even asked. You never even asked me.
-I'm asking right now. -Okay. It was Matt.
-Okay, I needed to know that.
-Matt, he needs to apologize.
He just needs to humble himself
and show me that he's a better person.
-Do you think it'd be best if I get you and Matt together
and have you guys talk about that
so he knows how I feel about those accusations?
-Maybe just him and I.
Somehow I think it would be better.
-I'll be having a conversation with him as well,
because he should give you an apology, too.
I didn't really know about what happened to you until now.
So now it's a big deal to me
because I know who you are as a person,
and I know your character. -Thank you.
-That's unfair. -Thank you.
-It's not true that Sarah is a gold digger or a home wrecker.
I know that for sure.
-Can I get you anything else?
-I'm just gonna have this.
-Matt, I know he stirs the pot,
but is he actually saying accusations like that?
That's not good.
-You're not eating?
-No. My stomach's upset all of a sudden.
-Well, I'm sorry to hear that. -It's okay.
-I don't owe you anything, Sarah.
-You're so full of yourself. You're so ego, dude.
-I don't owe you anything. -You do owe me apologies...
-Really? -...for spreading fake [bleep]
rumors about my life.
**
-Hello. We do, for Sperry. -Hi. Do you have reservations?
Follow me. -Okay. Thank you.
-Anything to drink besides water?
-Um, an Italian soda.
-What flavor would you like to have?
-Blackberry? -Blackberry?
That's it. -Let's do two of those.
-Two blackberries? -Yeah.
Nice to get out, finally.
-Yeah. It has been -- -I feel like it's been forever.
-With three kids at home, it's extremely hard to get
a full conversation through with my wife.
Come up with a couple of ideas to market Millhaven.
-Mama, Maddie's not letting me jump.
-[ Yells ]
-To me, I was thinking -- -Mommy! Mommy!
-Do you want me to hold your drink?
-It's a different demographic than --
-Mom, there's an ant right there.
-We'll get it in a little bit. Sorry. What were you saying?
-Oh, those look awesome. -Thank you so much.
-Thank you so much. -You're welcome.
-And then I think -- Can we get this?
-The beets and the pear? -The "capricadio di salomon."
Leonardo DiCaprio. How do you say that?
-Carpaccio di salmone? -Yeah, that.
-Salmon carpaccio. -Yeah, that's the one.
Thank you.
-How's work been? -It's been super crazy. Yeah.
Trying to prove myself to those bigger developers.
-I know how much stress you're under and everything right now.
And I want you to know that I've got your back.
-You're amazing.
I put a lot of weight on what Jessica thinks.
Jess had a very successful career before we had children.
She used to run a whole team of engineers
for a software company.
And one of the things that she wanted most in life
was to be a full-time mom.
It really ignited a fire within me to provide.
She is everything.
Hey, that looks great.
-Thank you. Buon apetito. -That looks amazing.
-Do you want some of the cheese?
-You know what happens when I have a lot of cheese.
-I do, unfortunately. [ Laughter ]
-I had a call today about those lots for Millhaven.
I wanted to talk with you about
a couple other ideas about marketing.
-We're trying to get these things sold right,
so we have to create something
that's going to drive some interest.
-A hot air balloon could be cool,
but I do think that the guys with squirrel suits,
that's going to bring the flair that we need
to get more views on this.
-Initially, I wasn't super jazzed about it.
Went back to the team.
They were really open to it. So I think that could be cool.
-Perfect, brother.
And, uh, we're moving forward.
-Wait, are you serious? -Dead serious.
I feel like this is our chance to, like,
take that step up to that luxury market.
-Like, that's amazing. Babe, this is huge.
-I want to make this work
so that I can provide for you and the family.
Because of everything with my dad
and the fear of failing as a dad.
-What do you mean by that?
**
-My dad owned the number-one
food storage company in the nation,
and when the divorce all happened,
the floor was pulled out from under us.
The house was in my dad's name.
And I remember, as an eight year old,
my daughter's age, calling my dad
and begging him to make payments on the house.
So my little sister and I with my mom could stay.
I don't want what we experienced from our fathers.
Quite frankly, I can't comprehend
ripping that knowingly out from underneath my own children.
He focused on work and work only.
-Yeah. -And I don't want that.
-The kids are still young enough,
and we're building that out
so that you're able to buy more time, essentially.
My number-one priority is to provide for you guys
spiritually, physically, and financially.
Landing a deal like Millhaven, it's tangible evidence
that I'm moving the direction that I have told myself
and that I've told my wife that I was going to move.
It's a big milestone,
and it will allow me some of that time back with my family.
-So proud of you.
**
**
**
**
-Let's see, I'm supposed to measure fridge and table.
We use centimeters, not feet. Okay.
3x6.
I should call Tyna.
Hello.
You look beautiful.
Okay, so I just bought a house under contract. Yeah.
So I came here to check on a couple things for my clients.
You know, get some measurements.
So, remember I told you the other day
that I met with Jen,
and that she wanted to talk about
all those things I said in the meeting,
and I said that, you know,
I was too upset of all the stuff that Matt was
was talking about all of us in the office.
And she probably said something like,
"Go apologize to Sarah."
So he goes and text me last night, like,
"Is tomorrow a good day?"
So I don't even know how I feel about this.
Like, pray for me. Do you pray? [ Laughs ]
Send me whatever vibe.
Okay, I got this.
Wish me luck. Bye.
Come in.
**
-Come in.
Hey. -Hey. How are you?
-Good. How are you? -Good. This is a beautiful home.
Thank you. Just put it under contract.
It's a beautiful remodel.
-Yeah, cool.
I drove 30 miles up here.
What can I do for you?
-[ Laughs ] What you can do for me?
-Yeah. You have some things you want to talk to me about, right?
Jen called me the other day, and to my understanding,
you wanted to address some things with me.
I don't know where she would have ever
have gotten me saying home wrecker.
-I have to address it from every angle.
And so she wants to meet with you
and have, like, a conversation.
-Don't you think you have to say things to me?
-I don't. -Oh, you don't.
-Unh-unh. -[ Scoffs ]
"You made me drive 30 miles all the way here.
What do you want from me?"
I'm like, "Drive another 20 miles,
and you're going to hit
your favorite spot in downtown, dude."
-How come something that happened a year ago
is, like, suddenly, like, on the forefront?
Help me understand. -Yes. [ Laughs ]
-You've been offended for a year?
-Uh-huh. -Over something that I repeated.
-Hell yeah. Yeah. -Sarah.
-Dude, you're not in a [bleep] position
to be defending yourself. -Excuse you?
-You [bleep] called me gold digger.
You [bleep] called me a home wrecker.
-You made a joke about yourself.
You made a joke about yourself and I repeated it.
You have to own that. -Oh, I have to own that?
-Yes! If you're going to make a joke about yourself
and then when someone else repeats it, you're offended.
-Then you're saying that -- -Don't be offended
at your own jokes. That's crazy.
Sarah will make jokes about how she met her husband on Tinder,
how she ended up getting a green card.
I'm not saying she's a gold digger,
but if that is your method, good for you.
There are multiple ways to be an entrepreneur.
-I don't owe you anything, Sarah.
-You're so full of yourself. You're so ego, dude.
-I don't owe you anything. -You do owe me apologies
for spreading fake [bleep] rumors about my life.
If I did a joke about myself, that's one thing.
You use that joke, spin it,
and make it as a statement of truth,
then we're having a problem.
You go and have a lunch with my husband's ex
and you keep asking about Chris's personal life,
her life, when we met,
[bleep] that, dude. -Who told you this?
-It's none of your [bleep] business.
-You said it yourself, my word against yours.
-My business, my life. It's about my reputation.
If you don't care about -- Apparently you don't care
about your reputation. -I don't care about yours.
-But I care about my reputation. -I don't care about yours.
-You're not going to be [bleep] --
Oh, my gosh. Be careful what you say.
-You guys can't move on
from something that's happened in my personal --
Oh, here you go. Go ahead. -Dude, no one cares.
No one cares what happens in your life.
-Then why are you guys still talking about it?
-What are you doing here, dude?
-I'm not here to talk about my past.
-Do you think I have time -- -You have issues.
-Listen to you -- -You had issues with
something that you said that I said.
-Yeah. -So who's digging up the past?
-Oh, my gosh.
-Hey, I hope this home has no issues.
-Yes, thank you. -I hope you sell it.
-Thank you. -And I hope you stay so busy...
-Thank you. -...that you have no more time
to worry about what happens in my life.
-And I hope you get your [bleep] together
and get busy with selling homes. -You hope I do?
-Yeah. Shut the door when you leave, thank you.
-Yeah.
-This is hilarious.
**
[ Scoffs ]
**
Oh, man, that was intense.
[ Sniffles ]
**
-Next time on "Sold on SLC"...
-Oh!
-I hate baby showers.
-I would love to have you on my team.
Could use a little bit of Tyna, you know?
-And I could use a little bit of you.
-Oh, there they go. They jumped.
That's so badass.
-I have finagled us a retreat.
-Ahhh.
-I know Malaysia had texted everyone
that she had heard that it was a party bus with a pole.
**
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