How to Make It in America — Season 2
Fresh off a whirlwind business trip to Japan, Ben and Cam dive headfirst into the relentless hustle of New York City. Determined to make their mark, they’re pounding the pavement, fueled by ambition and a fierce drive to climb the ladder and earn their place in a competitive world.

Following a successful introduction in Tokyo, Ben and Cam now seek a path to market their CRISP clothing line within the vibrant landscape of New York City. Elsewhere, Rene’s latest Rasta Monsta billboard enjoys universal acclaim, though it…

Ben and Cam find themselves navigating a difficult situation, caught between competing demands. Rene is stretching a client's patience, while Rachel has accepted a position at Biscuit magazine, her spirits brightened by her connection with …

Crisp secured an encouraging, though unpaid, opportunity. Rachel bestowed upon Ben a generous present. Cam endeavored to gather funds for an apartment overlooking the river. Rene filmed a viral video featuring Rasta Monsta.

The comfortable ease of Ben and Rachel’s friendship faces a strain. Cam secures a desirable location for the CRISP shoot. Meanwhile, Renee struggles with mounting debts.

Ben and Cam captivated two visitors from afar; Rene sought to mend fences with Debbie; and Rachel, after a day of disorientation, rediscovered a sense of purpose.

A disquiet settles over Ben; Nancy's arrangement with the manufacturer Yosi feels fraught with potential conflict. Rachel, seeking a spark for Biscuit, ignores her superiors and follows a daring thread. Meanwhile, the authorities close in o…

Ben and Cam wrestled with the uncertain trajectory of CRISP, their conversation a blend of speculation and cautious planning. Meanwhile, Rene pursued a lead, determined to trace the origins of the mysterious Rasta Monsta tincture. Elsewhere…

The season's closer finds Ben grappling with the challenge of saving CRISP and preserving his bond with Cam. Elsewhere, Domingo and Cam initiate a concerted effort to rehabilitate Rasta Monsta’s public perception. Rachel turns to a trusted …


