Dina is less than amused and wants him to get to work.

Meanwhile Michael deals with his own pressing issue -- ensuring he has plenty of swimsuits to show of his physique.

Lorber works as hard on his body as he does his business, so he doesn't mind showing off.

Business calls, and Michael's got a new potential Park Avenue building.

Fredrik meets with some potential clients for his Tribeca space -- and finds that the want to build a mega-unit from roughly a third of the building's space.

Ryan goes to meet his client Alex, and is startled to find he has an unconventional roommate. . .

. . .A wallaby named Indy

Why not try out the pouch Ryan? See what wallabies feel.

Michael checks out a potential listing at 949 Park.

Ryan and Alex check out a potential apartment -- with a great faux yard for Indy.

But the seller is a little surprised to hear a wallaby would be moving in.

And so back to the drawing board.

Micheal schmoozes some clients at the 949 Park Avenue open.

Fredrik swings by to check out Michael's broker's open.

And the Lorber is not amused.

Fredrik convinces the developer that he would be a great asset to the deal -- without telling Michael.

Meanwhile Ryan throws a kickin' party to show of his 99 John Street listing to his kangaroo client -- and pretty much any reveler in radius.

Surprise, surprise, Fredrik stops by there as well.

And talks a lot of trash about Ryan's listing.

Michael begins the parade of possible buyers through this Park Avenue units.

Fredrik meets with Harsh to discuss the renovations he'd want in order to buy the Tribeca space. It's a lot of work -- but would mean that a third of the building is already sold.

How does one become the best agent in the world? You read "The Art of War" shirtless in bed while thinking of your rivals (Fredrik).

Ryan meets with the board of the 99 John space to discuss his client's kangaroo.

And unfortunately, they don't hop at the chance to give him a home.