Corporate Decision on Employee Reinstatement

Overturn that call, don't you think?

I'm a little nervous, Marta. No, I won't lie to you.

Is Andrés still here?

Come with me, Mr. Brossard.

Ah, we weren't expecting you, Monsieur Brossard.

Good afternoon.

I've decided to give you my verdict in person.

I suppose Andrés has brought you up to speed.

Of course. And it's a pleasure to meet you in person.

Nice to meet you.

Uh, Hugo, what brings you here?

Don Damián.

Uh,

well, please have a seat.

Thank you.

Please.

I admit that thanks to your son Andrés, I have been able to make a more

fair decision regarding

the dismissal of your children.

I'm going to

give them the chance to prove that the perfume factory matters to them as much as they say it does.

as they say it does.

Well,

thank you very much on their behalf, and

you won't regret it, Hugo.

I-it's the best decision you could have made.

Well, it's up to them to prove it when

they return to their former

positions, right?

We'll give it everything we've got, I promise.

Of course, don't doubt it.

It's a shame Tasio isn't here, because of the three, he's the one with the most reason

to

thank you for allowing him to return to work.

Allow me to correct you, Mr. De la Reina,

but I never said Tasio would be rehired.

My offer only included Marta and Andrés.

But Hugo thought you'd consider it.

I've already considered it, and the decision is made.

Yes, but, well, maybe you haven't thought it through enough,

but—

Mr. De la Reina,

your son isn't capable of taking on even the slightest responsibility.

He's far too unstable, and I can't trust him.

I'm sorry.

There's something else I know will disappoint you.

The company's management will remain in Gabriel's hands.

You'll have to find a way to get along with him.

I give you two months to solve your problems.

Otherwise, I'll move production to Morocco.

What?

The factory's survival depends on his children and nephew.

I won't keep losing money because of family disputes.

Uh, uh, yes, of course.

Right now, Gabriel is the worst option for

continuing to run the company.

Well, if there's one thing that can be proven, it's that the

company has recovered

financially since their nephew took charge.

I know, but I think you forget

how many major clients my nephew has lost.

Even so, the books are much better than when

my father had to step in

to save it.

Besides, I'm sure your children will know what to do to

win those customers back.

Of course.

I'm sure of it.

So now you know, either you work to save the perfume company

with your cousin,

or Perfumerías Brossard De la Reina will be Toledo's forever.

That's what we'll do. And thank you for the opportunity.

Thank you.

Well, now I'll go to the factory to give Gabriel this

information.

I'll come with you.

No, don't worry.

I know the way out.

Have a good day.

And have a good trip to Paris.