Love and Wine

Stop, stop!

Mama'wam.

How's the most beautiful girl in the world?

Hey, Richie Rich.

I'll take all of them today.

- Tulips, proteas, roses, everything. - Everything?

Sir, you look dashing in your floral shirt.

- Oh, thank you very much. - Smile for a while.

You wanna dance? Let's go.

- You can have another one, yeah. - Amazing, thank you.

Owethu Sityebi? The billionaire?

And this is his billion-heir. His only child.

Yes, girl!

Owethu!

Wow, friend, you have arrived!

- Owethu! - Shit!

Friend...

Whoa. Can you please...

Can you just step in here for a moment?

- What? No. What are you doing? - Please?

- I'm not walking in there. - I'll take you out for breakfast.

I'll take you out for breakfast.

Ovee!

- Man, I thought I heard voices. - No.

Okay.

Your father is looking for you. Don't keep him waiting.

Okay. Thanks, ma'am.

Listen here,

nobody buys the cow when they can get the milk for free.

Let me tell you.

Nathi. Nathi!

No. Hey, delivering take-aways is not part of my job description.

Hey, look. I'll invite your crush to the wine fest later.

- No. - Yeah.

- No. Hey, I said no. - It's going to be a vibe!

- Bro! Dawg, no! No, dawg! Dawg! - Dude, it'll be a vibe!

Oh, my days!

What took...

I'll take you home.

This is your life.

Blue skies from here to infinity.

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You know, Ovee, I've...

Look, I've given up everything to build you this empire.

The whole of the Sityebi empire is yours.

But first, you need to grow up.

I know, Pops.

It's just... I don't know...

You know, like, what's...

blue for you is...

I don't know, it's like partly cloudy for me, you know?

Okay, what do you mean?

I'm almost the same age Mom was when she passed away.

Okay.

So, I was kinda thinking.

What if we take a trip?

What if we go away? What if we spend time?

Yeah, yeah. I just...

Yeah, you're absolutely right.

That's what we need. We need to spend some time together.

You need to be at Jozi headquarters.

You know, breathing, living the organisation 24/7.

There's a position. A mid-level executive position.

Don't worry.

I'll mentor you every step of the way.

I'll be right by your side.

Dad,

I don't think that's for me, Dad.

Owethu. I don't understand what's for you.

First of all, you are lost.

Secondly, you refuse to speak your mother tongue.

Thirdly, you reject your own culture. Your own roots.

What's really for you?

Hey? Three private schools.

An Ivy League University

that expelled you because you can't behave yourself!

I did say it, but I don't want to go to Harvard, Dad.

There's a world out there that's full of hungry people

waiting to eat you alive at any moment!

And I know, Owethu Sityebi,

you don't stand a chance.

Listen, boy.

If you want my protection,

my money, my shelter,

you do as I say.

I'm done.

Jeez.

Is he going to call me?

Yeah, probably not.

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And what action did you take

immediately after administering the AED shot?

I began CPR for two minutes,

five cycles of 30 compressions to two breaths.

That's very good, Amahle.

You saved a life today.

There's robotic surgery scheduled for this evening.

DaVinci 4th Gen.

Maybe tonight you'd like to come...

- Hell, yes. - ...and observe?

I'm sorry. I mean, yes. I'd love to.

Alright.

Did she just...

Friend, it's DaVinci 4th Gen.

DaVinci 4th Gen is forever. My bachelorette is for one night.

Listen, you know my mom lost her job, right?

I need a good Comserve post.

It's just going to make my life easier here.

Okay, well you've obviously got some tough competition,

but it's in the bag, girl.

You're obviously the best candidate.

Plus, Dr Handsome is all about you.

Guys, that man is not my type.

Rich and pretty is everyone's type.

Double the privilege means double the entitlement.

Okay. Well, if he's opening doors for you, you might as well walk in.

I don't need anyone to open doors for me.

I've got this far on my own.

I don't need some bruh from Bishopscourt to save me.

- No offense, Mems. - Oh, no. None taken.

I'm so ready to be rescued by my rich husband.

But I don't want a horse, guys. I want a Porche.

That. Do you know what I mean?

Please.

Okay, fine. I'll go.

- I'll go. I'll go. - Yay!

We going to be tripleting!

I'll need to, you know, default on my student loan,

but so long as we're matching.

- Yes, exactly. Yes. - Yes, girl. Priorities.

Bro, my dad is forcing me to join the company. Imagine.

Hey, bro,

I'm just grateful to be part of your dad's new winery's internship program.

You're walking straight into the executive suites

at the Johannesburg headquarters and you're, what, sad?

To be his own man, he needs to follow his own dreams.

Wow, Ma. He can follow his own dreams,

but I must do a marketing internship?

Goodness! You'll be the first in the family

to wear a suit and not a uniform.

- To be fair, Ma, he is a great chef. - Thank you.

I promised his granny. So don't test me.

I don't want to hear anything from you.

Hey, bro. The hypocrisy is crazy, bro.

I mean, you can do whatever you want to do,

but I have to be the dreams of my ancestors.

Yeah, it's tough for us, boy.

For us?

Boy, you have no idea.

Hey, look.

Your crush accepted the invitation.

She's coming to the festival tonight.

Where? No, bro. What?

What do you mean?

Check it out.

No, dawg.

What?

- No, it's too soon, bro. - It's too soon for what?

No, bruh. You've been crushing overtime.

- I'm not ready. - You're not read...

Bro, hey, calm down.

I'll be your wingman, boy. I'll give you tips.

Bro, I don't need tips.

You do need tips.

Do you remember what happ...

Do you remember what happened with Tall Mommy?

No, dawg. Please.

- Do you remember what happened? - Hey, hey.

- Must I remind you? Must I remind you? - Bro, don't start. Bro.

Dawg, I'm gonna tip you over.

- Bro, stop it! - Okay, I'm coming! Hey!

Hi.

I got this invitation

from a guy who claims to be the son of Owethu Sityebi.

Boy, boy.

KG's here.

KG!

You look even more gorgeous than in your pictures.

Do you know how rare that is these days?

You're real too.

Yeah, why wouldn't I be?

I didn't see anything about you online.

I almost didn't come.

Oh, but you know my boy Nathi, right?

Yeah.

Hi.

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We grew up together.

And he thought it would be wonderful if you came tonight.

I'll come for you anytime, Mr Sityebi.

Come on!

Please. Hey, bro. Look.

Look, that wasn't my fault. Come on.

"You look more gorgeous than your pictures"?

Yeah, man. I had to say something. You weren't saying anything.

Yeah because everything's so easy for you.

Look, if you just took my lead sometimes,

then maybe you could get a girl to like you, bro.

What? You think she likes you because you're likeable?

Yeah. I mean, look at me. I'm...