The Club (El Club)

A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

What do millennials want?

Dynamic work environments?

MILLENNIALS? PAYS WELL!

Apparently, there's research to suggest millennials don't buy diamonds,

they'll never own their own homes,

and their relationships don't last.

And so, as a business,

how are we going to connect with this lost generation?

I'm the target.

I think we should include a house,

a diamond, a pouf, lithium,

and a stable relationship in every box of cereal.

Is that what you want?

No.

What do you want?

The card, Pablo, is for emergencies, not champagne!

It was an emergency, Dad. Our suppliers didn't deliver.

Can you please explain why I'm paying for some damn party?

It's the launch of Meet.

The party's critical.

It's a dating app.

It's so that customers can see the type of people they'll meet with our app.

Our launch has to be top-notch.

You'll see, it'll be viable.

You said the same thing about the food truck

and the mezcal idea. Frankly, I'm sick of financing your failed businesses.

- This won't fail. - That's what you think.

How many dating apps are there?

Eight hundred and six.

But this is different, our algorithm is unique.

It's designed specifically for this target market.

It's exclusive.

If this doesn't work out, that's it.

You'll work in the office.

Why is it your 18-year-old brother knows what he wants to do, and you don’t?

I don't know how to answer that.

This is the last crazy scheme I'm ever going to support.

If this doesn't work, that's the end of it.

It's the last time.

What are you doing?

- Ready for your big night, Cinderella? - Yeah.

This is a big deal, right?

All that screwing around with Pablo is exhausting.

This isn't screwing around.

- I'm just teasing. - Yeah.

Keep working, we'll see you at your great business launch, okay?

This is all thanks to Pablo.

No, actually, it's all thanks to Pablo's father.

We'll only advertise on exclusive platforms,

sites that are popular with our targeted segment, but that to others may seem...

aspirational.

What kind of growth do you anticipate in your first year?

Twenty-three percent.

We expect revenues in the range of two million to five million pesos.

To be very honest,

I think that's way too ambitious, my friend.

I don't understand. Doesn't it seem dangerous

- to make such a bold prediction? - Yes.

But I don't have a choice. Let's just hope I'm right.

If things don't work out as planned, this will be an epic fail.

What's your plan?

This has to work, failure is not an option.

What if our first year doesn't go so well?

All our investors are connected to either my father or Matías' father.

If this doesn't work out...

I'll die.

It won't be the end of the world. You can always do something else.

Really, like what?

How much longer do we have to do this?

If you don't like it,

you can finish preparing the appetizers in the kitchen.

No, I'm quite happy here, stamping condoms.

How are you, sweetie?

I'm well, Auntie, thanks.

Thanks very much for getting me this job.

It's nothing. You know I always try and help you whenever I can.

I wanted to tell you, they're looking for maintenance help at the club.

It's not much, but...

extra money coming in is always helpful.

It's not necessary.

Listen, your mother will never admit this to anyone, but she feels bad.

She won't be going back to work any time soon.

You shouldn't turn down any opportunity to make money.

Auntie, it's not necessary.

She's been my sister long before becoming your mother.

I won't let anything bad happen to her.

I can't give her much money

or be there for all her chemotherapy sessions,

but I can try and knock some sense into you.

- I'll think about it. - No,

you start tomorrow at eight a.m.

No, you're late, and we're still missing things.

Pablo, I wanted to introduce you to my nephew.

Nice to meet you, man. Are the models here yet?

- They're getting changed. - And the doorman?

Let me check.

Go up and get changed!

Thanks, Mary, you're the best!

If there's anything you need.

Listen, man, either they get here now...

WHAT DO MILLENNIALS WANT?

- Hello, - I'm picking you up in 20 minutes,

and we're going to a party.

I'm still working.

You're turning into your mother. This is Pablo's party.

Why would we ever go to that?

Because we're 23 years old,

and that's what people our age do.

- That's a beautiful ring. - He gave it to me yesterday.

Congratulations.

Thank you, I'm very happy.

That's nice.

Hey!

The gates are up, and people are waiting outside.

Just in time. Are there a lot of people?

Yes, quite a few.

I needed instructions to tie this knot. Does it look okay?

It's perfect.

Remember, Mati,

every conversation we have today,

is an opportunity to bring in a new subscriber.

Right.

This has to go well.

This is our winning ticket.

Yeah, I know.

- I'll be right down. - Okay.

Is everything ready for the presentation?

Yes.

You're the best,

you're badass, and don't you ever forget it.

It all comes down to hard work, not talent.

You're going to shut your father up.

I don't want to go, because Pablo gets on my nerves.

I'll never make money.

I don't want to get married.

I'll never buy a house

or diamonds.

You're depressed, and now you're depressing me. It's not cool.

I don't want anything others want for me.

Can I tell you something to cheer you up?

Go ahead.

What?

Hi, I'm Matías.

Are you the audiovisual guy?

I'm Jonás. Yeah, I guess so.

Do you have a microphone so that I can test the system?

I didn't bring a microphone.

What?

It wasn't on the list, see for yourself.

Don't you have one around somewhere you could get?

I may have an extra one in my truck, let me check.

Really? You'd do that for me?

- It's nothing, don't worry. - Thank you.

Santi, I'm sorry I missed you. I wanted to say goodbye.

I was in therapy, Mom.

Right, that's fine. Did you follow up with the school?

- Yes. - And?

They told me to wait for their letter, they couldn't tell me over the phone.

Okay.

Well, if you need anything, just ask María or Pablo.

Please keep a close eye on your mailbox.

Bye.

Stupid assholes.

Enjoy your party, okay?

You've worked so hard.

I'll be upstairs if you need anything.

Thanks for everything, Mary.

- Are you really going to get married? - Yes.

- With Bernardo? - Yes.

Why?

This is no time for a philosophical debate, let's just go to the party.

But I hate Pablo.

No, you don't, it's quite the opposite...

I don't hate him,

but I don't like him or what he represents.

He's everything I don't want.

He's too ambitious and as lazy as Paris Hilton.

With a body like yours? You look like Kim Kardashian.

Did you dress like that because you hate him?

- Don't remind me, that was a mistake. - Whatever...

Listen, I know.

You go, and you can tell me all about it tomorrow.

No. Until I get married, we're going to do things together.

It's the end of an era, don't you get it?

We'll still see each other.

But it'll be different. I'll spend my days playing house

and weekends playing Scrabble with Bernardo's parents.

So just fucking get over yourself

and get ready to have fun.

Hi, how are you? Don't you look lovely. Hi, excuse me. Thanks.

Hi, baby!

- How are you? - Good.

Listen, I'm in a bit of a...

Tell me later, okay?

- Hey, there. - You two look beautiful.

- How are you? - Come in.

Don't forget to download Meet.

You got one!

It was the only one I could find.