You're welcome! And note that, even as a native speaker of British English, I couldn't get it the first time - he says that line very fast and sort of "swallows" the words.

I see now and I was totally fooled by this one. Even with the context which makes sense now I couldn't understand at first. Now with your help I can hear it. Thank you very much!

He says, "Envy me, do you, Sam?" (not "son"). More standard word order would be, "Do you envy me, Sam?" (the other word order puts a bit more emphasis on "envy me," perhaps implying that the speaker assumes that Sam does envy him).

"Do you envy me?" basically means, "Are you jealous of me?"

I've composed lots of subtitles over the years.  Even when trying to makes English subs for an English source some lines of dialogue can be very difficult.

Oh thank you. I was totally fooled by this one. Even with the context which makes sense now I couldn't understand. Now with your help I can hear it. Thank you very much!

Envy me, do you Sam?    
     
Well, I...    
   
Well don't. Whisk here. There. Whisk Whisk.

I'm watching this video: https://youtu.be/VTswgzcMp6A?t=1710

But I can't understand what he is saying after "Munich" at 28:34. I can only figure out the word "son". 

Thanks in advance.

I'm foreigner, can someone please tell me what he is saying in this video?