但其实您并没有决定权
“Actually, you don't get to make decisions.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你是优雅名义上的 总经理
“You are the General Manager of Elegance in name only.”
但 其实 您 并没有 决定权
“Actually, you don't get to make decisions.”
优雅现在真正的老板是薇薇
“The real boss of Elegance now is Vivi,”
“You are just a figurehead, so stop acting like you call the shots.”
In Chinese business dynamics, having a grand title (名义上) does not always translate to actual power (实权), and explicitly calling this out is a severe loss of face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
decision-making power; final say
A formal noun commonly used in workplace or commercial settings to specify who holds authority to make final calls.
but actually; but in reality
Useful discourse marker to pivot and reveal an inconvenient truth contrasting with appearances.