Ozark, Season 3

Omar Navarro:
[on the phone] Wendy. How are you?

Wendy Byrde:
Better. Thank you.

Omar Navarro:
It's been a very difficult time, I know, and I'm sorry that you had to go through it.

Wendy Byrde:
I appreciate that.

Omar Navarro:
I think you're going to be very pleased because I have been thinking about the question you asked. "What's next?" Do you know what a charro is, Wendy?

Wendy Byrde:
Uh, cowboy?

Omar Navarro:
A Mexican cowboy. And my grandfather, well...he was a charro, and nothing would impress him more to know that I was the proud owner of an American horse farm. And it would make a beautiful piece in the legitimate empire that you are building.

Wendy Byrde:
We can certainly start to look into that right away.

Omar Navarro:
I have one in mind already. The best one in Kentucky. They're expecting a visit from you this afternoon, and, Wendy...uh, this is the one I want, so...you and Marty, you must get it for me. ¿Sí?

Wendy Byrde:
Of course.

Omar Navarro:
Something is wrong. You're not happy.

Wendy Byrde:
No, I am. Very. I just-- I just have... I just want to know... Why did you let Marty come home?

Omar Navarro:
Do you not want your husband back?

Wendy Byrde:
No, of course I did. We all did. It's just...We didn't pass your test.

Omar Navarro:
Marty passed. I didn't know him, now I do, and you're very lucky, because he's just like me.

Wendy Byrde:
How so?

Omar Navarro:
He wants to win.