Fredrik's assistant Justin introduces him to the joys of schnitzel, however he's sticking to potatoes for now.

Here's is Michael Lorber wearing a balloon hat. There's really nothing else to say.

Besides the schnitzel, Fredrik's assistant introduces him to an amazing listing on Irving that they can share.

Michael wonders where have all the children gone at his carnival themed listing.

And finally one arrives, allowing Michael to showcase the home's many kid-friendly features.

Ryan shows off the 95 Greene Street listing, but finds this client a little less than interested. Back to the very expensive drawing board.

Fredrik's assistant is off his game -- bringing Fredrik coffee (he doesn't drink it), not securing AC for the open house, and delegating the calls to brokers.

Fredrik's face says: Fix this Justin.

Ryan's sweating the lack of interest on the 95 Greene Street listing, and ready to beat the street for some interest.

But just when all hope seems lost -- a Frenchman arrives interested in the place.

Smile! Ryan's still letting you wear his watch.

Fredrik's not afraid to take his tie off and get this air conditioning in the listing if he must.

Half way there.

And finally in the apartment. Cool winds will blow soon.

Ryan drops by the listing -- unannounced and unwelcome.

And there's still a great amount of bad blood from the 949 Park incident (and the Cafeteria incident before that).

Fredrik wants you to leave, and he's not taking no for an answer.

After all that kid-friendly partying, Michael has an adult broker that seems very interested in the listing.

Ryan takes in the palatial views at 95 Greene Street.

Michael starts a grass roots marketing campaign in the actual grass. Frisbees for all.

Twist: Fredrik's client isn't moving after all, and so she's ready to withdrawal the listing, much to Justin's chagrin.

Michael meets with a perspective buyer for the 95 Greene Street space, but he doesn't love his first offer.

After all that sweating the deal is done. Michael sold the major listing!

Michael's reaching for the sky with his career -- so it's handy that he has a helicopter on hand.