Zvi, have you seen my gray cardigan?
Are you alright, Zvi?
You're in there so long.
Why don't you answer me? Open up.
Open up.
- Arnoni? - Everything's fine.
Ilan Kochavi died.
Cardiac arrest. In his sleep.
- He was found this morning. - Shit.
He was barely 60.
There goes the swimming.
I can't believe it. Just like that?
- It's best. - It's best?
Better you be told?
If I'm diagnosed with a disease, I'll kill myself.
What, porridge,
peeing in bottles, breathing through tubes?
Why draw it out?
Same goes for you, Zvi.
- You're asking me to commit suicide? - God forbid!
But if you're sick, it's not for me.
The funeral's at four.
We're not going.
He hasn't been in the kibbutz for 20 years.
- I want to go. - We'll go to the shiva.
It's Friday, I want to swim and rest.
How long will this go on?
This what?
As if nothing happened.
TOUR RECEPTIONIST
Can you open the door?
Hi.
Alex, right?
Alex Latninov?
I'm Ayelet Tarnari, I conduct the workshop.
That thing you have to attend.
Do you know what I'm talking about?
If you miss another session you'll have to wait
for the next workshop to get your money…
I know about the workshop.
I work on Fridays. Thank you.
Alex, come see me.
I want you to know this is just a hearing.
A hearing comes before being fired.
You didn't attend the presentation, you didn't present the reports.
The clients waited, that's bad.
An accountant isn't only Excel tables and reports,
you have to present to these people.
Interpersonal relations and self-confidence are crucial
to continue working here, do you understand?
What are you doing here?
- Attending a hearing-- - No, in general, at this office.
- You're here every Friday. Why? - I have work to complete.
And it's much quieter on Fridays.
Usually.
Go have coffee outside.
A change of atmosphere,
connect with people, with life.
It will enhance your work here, I promise.
And Alex,
I'm sorry,
if you don't attend the presentation next month…
it won't end with a hearing.
Shira, Nogi,
there's something we want to tell you.
You're so precious to us…
Fine, no need for preludes.
So we hope that…
you'll be as excited as us when you discover…
We won 12 million, you get half and half.
Congrats.
No.
No… I don't think so.
What didn't work for you?
It didn't feel authentic. Who wins and gives it all away?
Did he say that as Shira or as himself?
He's not a parent yet. He doesn't understand.
Fine, I'm not a parent, but I have a father, he'd never give it all to me.
- You wouldn't take it either. - Right.
- And he doesn't want to, I can tell. - Really?
Ma'am, not it in a bad way.
- Tell him not to call me "Ma'am." - You're old, you have to save.
Thanks for the tips.
- Anyone else want to comment? - Yes, let's hear it.
Adam?
That was fine.
Alex?
Uh… yes.
Same.
Okay, back to your places.
Let's sum up.
Zvi and Arnona's second circle is… their daughters.
It fits the model we discussed.
Tell two or three people at the most.
ME SECOND CIRCLE
2-3 PEOPLE WHO WILL KNOW
Two, people who won't tell anyone.
ARTIFICIAL ABORTION
Three, people you'll give money to.
Adam, close the phone.
- Don't make me sound like a teacher. - Sorry.
Arnona, how is the simulation problematic?
- It isn't. - How will the girls feel
when they hear about the win?
Great. They love money. Very much.
Does anyone want to comment?
I still don't get how we can only tell two people.
I have two brothers and a sister, two are married,
my parents, nephews. Not to mention friends.
- Two people? - How many people do you want to tell?
I don't want to, I have to, they're family.
How many?
Your circles don't apply to us…
Seven minimum.
Tell seven people and the whole world will know.
That's just my family…
When you tell seven people,
one person will always feel
that enough people know
and nothing will happen if he tells another.
It will come out.
So the question is, what will be harder for you?
I say we put up a billboard on the highway.
"Congrats, Amir and Ruti for the win.
Long live Israel!"
I didn't steal from anyone, I didn't lie, it's my money.
What a moron.
Whoever I give should be grateful, the rest can shut up.
- They'll wind up in debt. - What, ma'am?
- Tell him not to call me "Ma'am." - Who will wind up in debt?
I just said that this workshop
is for people like you.
- "People like you?" - Ayelet, after the simulation,
what's two or three?
- No, what's "people like you"? - You know what the problem is?
You're stressed if you should tell two or three people.
You want to please your family by helping everyone.
It's complex, being a pleaser, especially when you win millions.
Money ends fast.
Not the people who need it.
You're quiet.
Who will be in your second circle?
Uh…
I have to think.
You didn't attend the first session,
one of the conditions is telling and sharing.
ADAM, GALI+?, DAD??, NATAN
Adam, what about you?
Uh…
I have to think about it too.
Okay.
We're only at practice and erring,
not at the telling phase.
It applies to all of you, for your own good.
Please wait.
Slowly.
- Ready? - Yes.
Okay. Open your eyes.
- Well? - Um…
Wait a sec.
Perfect.
Yes?
See? It lights up her face.
But I wanted my hair down or a half ponytail
or a braid in back…
- Hair down makes you shorter. - It's lovely, sis.
See if that's Amir.
- She'll be right down! - Make it quick.
Imri, kick it here.
On the ground.
On the ground…!
- How much do I owe you? - 800.
- No way. What? - No.
Are you nuts?
- Can I pay by check? - Ruti…
- Cash. - Ruti, no!
- Do you have 800 shekels? - Are you nuts?
I brought her here, I'm paying.
Stop it. Get going.
Shimon's waiting for you.
- Thanks. - Look how beautiful.
Yes.
- Want me to do your makeup? - No, thanks, I…
Wow.
- Nice. - You hate it.
What? No way!
- I thought you want your hair down. - What's that on her head?
- Stop. - What…
- Tell her it's nice. - Hey.
You're so beautiful. Ay ay ay.
Very beautiful.
Stop it.
It's beautiful.
Smile.
- Hi. - Hi.
I'm looking for Gali.
Gali's not home.
I have to talk to her.
Gali's not home.
- She's not home. - Not home.
Gali! Gali?
Gali?
- Gila, he barged in. - I'll get back to you.
- Hi, I'm looking for Gali. - Yes, I heard.
Can you get her, please?
She's not home.
You're her mom, right?
So I'll say this to you, 'cause Gali's "not home."
If having money for a nanny or day care provider
who speaks the language
means she can do what she wants, she's wrong.
It's my baby too and I don't want it.
Call Amos.
- How did it happen? - How did it happen…?
I don't know. Isn't she on the pill?
The hormones messed her up.
I'm sorry, I was sure you know,
she said you're getting a nanny or something,
I was sure she spoke to you.
What's he doing there? He wants money?
No, I don't want money.
I'm with you, I don't want the baby.
What are you doing?
I'm not doing anything.
I mean, for a living.
- I own a coffee shop. - That's all we needed, a coffee shop.
- And you don't use a condom? - What?
- Protection. - "What…?"
Weren't you careful?
Once, by mistake.
Amos, if he wore a condom and took it off in the middle
and she didn't know that's excellent for us. It's rape.
What?
The sweet and sour is great.
Is it chicken or beef?
Did you taste it?
- Yes. - Taste it.
Eti said
that everywhere else the prices are three times higher.
Lucky we have Shimon.
Okay.
Hot, hot, hot, hot.
We have grilled chicken,
tongue and salmon fillet, a delicacy.
- Pass your plate. - Pickles, tahini, hummus.
Have you decided which starters you like?
- Uh… - Any more options?
If not, they don't find themselves.
I'll ask in the kitchen. But tell me which flavors you like.
- It's all good, but it tastes the same. - Babe…
No, it's fine.
I'll ask the chef what we have.
- Eat up. - Thank you, Shimon.
Let's just hope the chef isn't busy.
Stop, he's my brother in law.
Let's go.
Come with me.
- Tuti, I was kidding. - Amir.
Sorry, it's not funny, I get it.
I won't argue anymore. We'll get married here.
- Where to? - The restroom.
The tongue is just like Grandma Sophie's.
Dad…
Taste it.
It's swimming in oil.
Ruti, remember?
Grandma's food… you hated it.
She always ate it all.
And asked for more.
So as not to offend anyone. What a good girl.
Bless her heart, her food was awful.
It was disgusting.
- Where are they? - They're coming.
Some food for the weekend, huh?
Your mom, I swear.
Coming.
Hold on.
Hi.
A nanny or day care provider won't be happening.
They took my credit card away.
Wow, it's hot.
I'm starving.
I can see that.
- It needs salt. - It needs a lot of things.
Parsley,
parmesan, pasta.
If I don't get an abortion I can't go home.
Amazing.
She went ballistic on me.
I don't do anything,
that I don't have a clue about being a mother. Adam…
I know I'll be a great mom.
They know nothing about kids, they didn't even raise us.
I was raised by a nanny until I was four, I called her "mommy"
and she was dark skinned.
I literally grew up on my own.
Once when I was five, I got lost in the mall
and my mom didn't notice.
I went to the security guard like this pathetic kid
and we looked for her.
We found her. She was on the phone,
she didn't notice I was missing.
She gave him a tip.
Gali,
you have to get an abortion.
You said it yourself,
a kid needs his parents.
They have to want him.
I know,
I…
I grew up without too.
Half the time
my mom was in psychiatric wards,
and my dad, I was eight by this time,
I had to tell him to clean the house or go shopping.
And I'm not saying this so you'll pity me.
I'm saying this so you'll understand.
A kid needs his parents.
He needs them to be ready for him
and he needs them to want him.
You know?
I'm ready.
Gali,
these days you can terminate…
I don't want to have an abortion.
You take a pill, it's like getting your period.
We just have to do this before it's too late and a baby will be here.
It's too late already.
There's a baby here.
Look.
It's nice.
- Not really, you can't feel anything. - No.
But my boobs grew.
Feel them.
Are you going to the funeral, Zvi?
Yes, of course.
It's sad.
Zvi.
Zvi?
Zvi.
What?
Why didn't you wake me? I said I want to go to the funeral.
- Where were you? - At Hershkovich.
My Dr. Hershkovich?
- Yours, yes. - What for?
I told him you have a problem.
You told Hershkovich that I'm gay?
You're not gay.
What's that?
He said it's very common at your age
and you need to take one pill 30 minutes to an hour before…
we want and that's it, problem solved.
He said that men find it hard to ask for help and it's good I came.
Why should we suffer? It's just a pill.
Hershkovich said that too.
What?
Did Hershkovich say anything else?
Yes, he was in the Caribbean, he said it's lovely.
Yes.
Where to?
- Where are you going? - To get a glass of water. "Where to…"
What did you think would happen?
This is what you bring me?
This is the solution?
Let's do this. Yossi's waiting for me.
Every day is too much.
No high blood pressure, not every day.
Mom's not here?
She's helping Eti clean.
- Mom is? - You're saving them with this wedding.
He hasn't booked an event in three months.
It will be beautiful, don't worry.
Why are you worried?
I hear it's bad for the blood pressure.
Amir wants us to change the venue.
Why?
Was it so bad?
Dad…
What's with you, Ruti?
Where you get married doesn't matter,
- don't you know? - Of course it matters.
What matters is the man you're marrying.
And your family.
That's what matters.
The rest is nonsense.
Okay, I gotta go.
- How's my blood pressure? - Perfect.
I told you no need every day.
Mwah… bye.
Where to?
I have a friend not far from here.
Then what?
We need a solution. A real one.
I'm not asking you for anything.
So shut up.
So…
we're breaking up?
Text me when he's born?
Tell me if he's a cutie?
Really, how's it gonna work?
Aren't you scared?
You think you know.
I hate swings.
And I have a fear of baths. Water disgusts me.
And I don't know how to tuck in the blanket.
And I'm not there before 10 a.m., but…
I really, really know
that if my son or daughter get lost in the mall
I'll notice.
Let's say she doesn't get lost?
She just won't sleep all night?
90 over 60. How do you do it?
You have to let go. How much was yours?
- 120 over 80. - Yossi, Lior's picking up the tab again.
I'm ordering a double.
- You'll be broke. - Yeah.
Hi, Mom said you don't like the food.
Isn't our gift enough for you?
What?
Find a different venue, do your hair wherever you want.
I could tell you hated it.
Talk to me, Eti.
Hey, Shimon.
- What's up? - Eti said it's not happening.
What?
Bro, I'm sorry, I meant to tell you,
- I just… - Don't be sorry,
it's your wedding, do it wherever you want.
It's not that, the venue's great,
but my mom's family,
they live way up north, we wanted to do it in the middle.
So it's accessible.
Congrats.
That's all I wanted to say.
Just next time, don't give your word.
Everyone says you're a flake.
- Shimon, listen… - No, it's all good.
- Shimon… - There's no point.
- Just listen. - Eti said, "get money up front."
I said…
he gave me his word, he's gonna be my brother in law.
Shimon, we'll make it up to you.
- We'll double the amount. - "Double the amount?" How?
You don't work.
I have money, I'll make it up to you.
- Fine. - We won, Tuti and I.
Seven million.
Whatever.
This is between us, Shimon.
I shouldn't have told you, but I didn't want you to worry.
- Fine, who will I tell? - Not even Eti.
Of course not.
Good night.
Hello.
- Listen. - What?
- Shimon was here. - What?
What… an idiot.