Rich Girl Threw Food at a Delivery Boy—Then Her Billionaire Dad Made Her Clean It Up

40 minutes. I ordered my dinner 40 minutes ago. Relax, be just food. It’s my birthday. Nothing is just anything. 3 minutes, then he’s done. Ma’am, let me help you with those.  You’ll be late, Miko. Go on.  It’ll take 2 minutes. There you go. Have a good night.  Bless you. Okay, let’s move. Delivery for Bianca Sterling.

 25 minutes late. [music] Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am?  I’m sorry for the delay, ma’am. Someone needed help.  Excuses. Everyone has excuses.  And it’s cold.  It was hot when I picked it up. I’ll replace it for free.  Free? You think this is about money? [music] B. You’re being filmed.

Good. [music] Let them see what bad service looks like. I hope your birthday gets better, ma’am. [music] Rude. Unprofessional. One star. That’s not what happened. Nobody’s going to check. [music]  Tyler, what happened to your jacket?  Long night, Mom. It’s nothing.  That’s not nothing. That’s noodles. They deactivated my account for [music] what?

 Someone said I was rude. [music] Rich folks and their one-star reviews. [bell] We’ll manage. We always do. Dad built this place. I’m not letting it close. [music]  [sighs and gasps] [music]  How is this online already? [music]  Rosa, what happened here?

A party, sir. Miss Bianca’s. Where [music] is she? [music]  Dad, you’re home early.  Explain this.  I I can explain. He was late. It got blown out of proportion.  You threw food at a man doing his job. You threw food at a man doing his job. I paid for that food. More than he earns in a day. That’s exactly the problem.

 I didn’t mean to.  Your cards are cancelled as of now.  Dad, you can’t.  Was your complaint true? [music]  Not all of it. He lost his income because of it. He’ll find another job. I had Mr. Kesler find him. His family runs Brooks Diner on Marlo Street. [music] For 30 days, you’ll work there. Minimum wage. No last name.

 Your pay [music] goes to Tyler. You can’t be serious.  30 days or you’re on [music] your own entirely. [music]  We’re not open yet. I’m Bianca. My father said I know who you are. I saw the video.  You’ve got to be kidding me.  I’m here to work. 30 days.  You work?  Your father called. Your pay goes to Tyler. That’s fair. Okay.

Dishwasher first. [music]  Sink’s yours. Try not to break the plates.  Where’s the dishwasher?  You’re looking at her. Sorry. [music] Rule one, plates aren’t free. Take your time. We’ve got plenty of dishes. [music] Table six. Go. [music] I’m so sorry.

[laughter] Happens to the best of us, kid. Tyler, [music] I  don’t. [music]  I want to say I’m sorry.  Say it when you mean it. Grind tamp patience. Okay, I’ve got it.  Just like that.  I did it. [crying]  Perfect.  Don’t get cocky. [music] Bend your knees.

Thanks. There’s my hero. Hero. Last Friday, my groceries fell. This boy carried them up three flights. He was late for some delivery. He never said whose [music] You were late because of her. Doesn’t matter now.  It matters. I never asked. You never wanted the answer. [music]

Not Sterling. Just B. Sterling. Yeah. Our landlord. Funny, right? Your family owns half this street.  I never paid attention.  Most people don’t.  How late is the rent?  3 weeks. Mom’s paying it in pieces.  I can talk to my dad. We don’t need charity.

Then let me help the right way.  Eat. You’ve been on your feet 12 hours.  Oh, Tyler. I don’t know what to say. This is the best thing I’ve ever eaten. I lied in my report. He did nothing wrong. Please reinstate him. Please. It matters. I’m sorry.

Not for the video, for who I was. Mom, they reinstated me. [laughter] They reinstated me.  Really?  Yes. Finally.  I’m so proud.  That’s wonderful. You did that. That’s what growing up looks like.  [music]  Miss Brooks, Sterling Properties won’t be renewing your lease. 60 days notice.  You uh you can’t do that.

 We’ve paid every month.  Exactly. [music] The building is part of the Marlo redevelopment.  Miss Sterling,  you knew about this?  No, I swear I didn’t know. You have to believe me.  Your dad sent you here to spy, to soften us up.  That’s not true. You know that’s not true.  [music]  30 years and it’s a line in a memo.

Leave.  Please. leave. [music] The Marlo redevelopment. Did you know the Brooks lease was part of it?  It’s business, Bianca. That block is dead weight.  It’s their home. It’s their whole life.  I built this company so you’d never what? Notice anyone. My mother scrubbed floors in a place just like that. Then how could you do this?

 I told myself it was progress. Somewhere along the way, I forgot who I was building it for.  I forgot, too.  Until I washed their dishes.  You’re different.  I’m not done changing. Come to the diner, sit down, eat, then decide.  Tomorrow, noon. [music]  [music]  Miss Brooks, may I sit? [music] Counter open.

Miss Brooks, I owe you an apology. My daughter treated you badly. Thank you for teaching her more in a month than I did in 20 years.  She earned it, sir.  Mostly.  The Marlo project will be redesigned. Brooks Diner stays with a permanent ground floor lease.  No. Oh my god. Oh my god.  Mr.

 Kesler will draw up the papers today.  Oh, thank you. Thank you so much, Richard.  Oh, I can’t believe it. [music]  Don’t make it weird. [laughter]  Keep it. You earned it. I’ll be back Saturday. unpaid this time.  Then you’re hired  on time every time.  Have a good night, B.