All language subtitles for Royal.Pains.S07E08.1080p.WEB.h264-NiXON_track3_[eng]

[Evan]
Previously on Royal Pains...

She wants to try
couples therapy.

So what did you say?

I have to at least give it a try
for the kids' sake.

[Paige]
There's this young girl
who's seven months pregnant.

So...

And your parents,
are they still...

It's just my mom,
and she's leaving it to me.

She wants us.

We're gonna have a baby.

[laughs]

Oh, my God, look.
There she is.

There she is.

She's so beautiful.

She really is.

[woman]
The baby is breeching high,

but that's not unusual
at 35 weeks.

She may turn on her own.

I understand you'll be
moving here soon.

Mm-hmm,
next week after finals.

Yeah, we booked her a room
at the Blackstone.

Elan, I didn't know
you were in summer school.

- Mm-hmm.
- Wow, that's great.

Must be fun.

[Paige]
And when it's over, we look
forward to getting to know you.

[woman]
I will see you again on Monday

and then again every week
after that.

Hey, can I take you
to lunch today?

[Elan]
I guess, sure,

as long as I don't miss
the train home.

Great, and thanks again
for letting us be here.

Well,
you'll be her parents.

Right.

- All right.
- Okay.

Bye.

[upbeat music]

Her name is Greta.

She's a marine biologist.

Mostly studies
migration patterns.

Migration.

- Sounds like she travels a lot.
- Yeah, why?

- You think that's a problem?
- Oh, I don't know.

You're clearly
both capable smart people,

and you'll figure it out,

and, you know,
she sounds very interesting.

Yeah, she is; we're having
dinner again tonight.

[sighs]
Fantastic.

Is everything okay?

It's my aji.
That's Marathi for--

"Grandmother."
Yeah, I remember.

She's been a bit ill lately,
constant cough and cold,

and she refuses to see a doctor.

You're worried
about pneumonia.

Yeah, very worried.

You know,
I'm going over there today,

and she loves you.

Well, all grandmas love me.

Ah, not more than mine.

She'd listen to you

- Yeah, I'd be happy to go.
- Thank you, and don't worry.

I'll have you back in time
for dinner.

I would hate for Greta
to think that you had--

- Migrated?
- Yeah.

[inhales and exhales]

Why did you ask Elan
to go to lunch?

Because I got hungry.

And I want to get
to know her.

I completely understand why
you'd want to do that.

I'm just--

I'm not sure it's the best idea.

Why?

I feel like she wants
to get this over with as fast

as she can and not leave
any emotional entanglements.

Are you talking about Elan
or yourself?

Both.

I mean, there's nothing wrong
with avoiding awkwardness,

of which there is a lot,

and if I'm being honest
with myself, yeah, of course,

I can't wait till it's just you,
me, and our daughter.

And I'm looking forward
to that too,

and I will respect
Elan's decision

if she decides
to never see us again,

but I also know
what it's like to be adopted

and to have questions,

and so when our little girl
asks about her birth mother,

I would like to be able
to have answers,

and she should at least know
that I tried

to get them for her.

Okay.

All right, I'm just gonna put
this down right here, now don't
move.

Okay.

My neighbor that referred you
is right.

You're not only fast.
You're very accommodating.

Well, thank you.
I try to be helpful.

So you said this happened when
you went sailing, Mr. Beeman?

Please, call me Bruce...

- Bruce.
- And yes.

It happened yesterday,
though I have no idea how.

Hmm.

Okay.

Have you ever had this type
of injury?

[Bruce]
Not since I was a 15-year-old
launch boy at the yacht club.

Will I be able to walk
down the aisle tomorrow?

You're getting married?

[Bruce]
My fiancée warned me
not to go sailing

the day before the wedding.

Not to worry.
Your ankle's just sprained.

You may walk slower than usual,

but you can absolutely
make it to the altar.

[Bruce]
What about the honeymoon?

- 15 months on the open sea.
- That's a long time.

How about I throw in a quick
exam as a wedding present?

- Sure, why not?
- Okay.

I try to stay in shape
for my fiancée.

She's incredible.

Loving, smart, beautiful,
and funny.

Deep breath in.

- Did I mention beautiful?
- You did.

Another deep breath, please.

I've had my share
of failed relationships,

but this one was worth
all the years of searching.

This one's the whole package.

Hey, that's the woman
I've been looking for.

Back off, buddy.

I saw her first.

[laughs]

Other than losing your balance,
have you had any other symptoms?

[Nikki]
Fiancé, you are so fired.

You missed our champagne
tasting.

[Bruce]
Oh, baby, I'm sorry.

I completely forgot.

Hank.

Nikki.

You two know each other?

We do.

This is Hank,
as in theHank.

[Bruce]
As in ex-fiancé Hank.

That's me.

[upbeat music]

.

[Evan]
Nikki.

You saw Nikki.
Drop you when you're down Nikki.

Cut and run Nikki.
Demon seed Nikki.

She's not a demon seed,
but yes, I saw her.

She's getting married tomorrow.

No big deal.

Clearly it's a really
big deal.

You don't salt your coffee.

It's very un-Hank.

Did she at least apologize?

- Not exactly.
- But you told her off, right?

Oh, my God, tell me every
glorious vindictive detail.

I didn't tell her off.

You didn't give her
the speech?

- What speech?
- The speech.

The speech all of us have ready
just in case we run into

that someone who dumped us.

You have a speech?

"Tammy Tyler, I loved you,
and you destroyed me.

"I mean, I'm--I'm fine now;
I'm great now, but you,

"you will always be the girl
who cheated at relationships,

"earth sciences,
and dodgeball.

"Also, you smelled like string
cheese and pencil shavings.

Good-bye forever."

Wow,
you are ready for Tammy.

Seriously, did you forget what
happened between you and Nikki?

You lost your job
at the hospital,

and instead of being supportive,
she was downright evil.

[Nikki]
Just remember one thing.

You put us here, not me.

You're the one who let a
billionaire hospital trustee die

on your day off.

I mean, Jesus Christ, Hank.

This is not
what I signed on for.

I wanted to spend on florists
and caterers and a photographer,

not attorneys.

It was a long time ago.

Not that long.
Who are you?

What--how are you
not freaking out?

Because I'm fine now.

We both are.
I'm happy.

She's happy.
We're happy.

I'm not happy.

She dumped you when you were at
your absolute lowest.

Okay,
but it wasn't all bad.

I mean,
we had some good times together.

Okay, okay, yeah, okay, good.

Enjoy your little walk
along the high road,

then tell me she looks terrible
and has gained 50 pounds

and is suffering from male
pattern baldness for females.

No,
she's still very attractive.

Oh, my God.

It all finally makes sense.

- What makes sense?
- All your girl issues.

Why you're single.

Henry, you're not over Nikki.

Please, that is ridiculous.

Ahh!
Yeah, that's hot.

Extremely un-Hank.

[upbeat music]

♪

[Hank]
Hey.

- You got a new car.
- Yeah.

I got tired
of repairing the old SUV,

and I needed
some retail therapy.

Well, it definitely
beats new shoes.

Mm, you have no idea.

Keyless ignition,
smartphone integration,

and in 4 seconds flat,
I'm at 60 miles per hour,

and I can get home
to Sashi even quicker.

- Amazing.
- Mm-hmm.

Just like its owner.

Uh-huh.

You want to drive it,
don't you?

No, I mean, only if you--
yes, I do.

- Huh, no.
- Oh, okay.

[Hank]
So this is the same grandmother

who arranged your marriage
to Raj?

Yeah.

We used to be so close,
but things

have been strained since I
broke off the engagement.

Oh, look,
I didn't mean to upset you.

No, no.

Raj and I,
we broke up again.

Wait, broke up again?

I thought you two
were just friends.

We recently got back together
again.

We tried to keep it a secret.

Oh, okay.

I'm sorry.
I never told you.

Raj and I, we needed to figure
things out for ourselves first.

No, look, it makes sense.

As we get older,
we realize how hard it is

to find that person to love.

Unfortunately, I realized too
late how important Raj is to me,

and now I will never
see him again.

Please,
don't second-guess yourself.

Oh, no, no, no,
it's not that I regret

breaking it off with Raj
back then or marrying Rafa.

Those choices,
they brought me Sashi.

They made me who I am now.

It's just I wish I could show
my aji my change of heart.

Sometimes it's hard
to have perspective on your life

when you're the one living it.

[knocking]

Aji.
It's lovely to see you.

This is my great aunt Kiri.

Lovely to see you too.

You're wearing white.

I'm too late.

And the rest of the furniture
will be delivered next month.

We're gonna have a crib

and a changing table
and a dresser,

and I'm going on and on.

Sorry,
I'm just a little nervous,

but don't worry.

It'll be totally ready
in four weeks.

I'm just glad it's not pink.

Oh, I can't stand
pink rooms either.

Hey, we do have a guest room
down the hall if you wanted.

Of course,
it's not finished either,

but it will be,
and it won't be pink,

but only if you wanted.

Um, th--there's no pressure.

It's just--I'm going on and on.

[exhales]

So what are you studying
at summer school?

- Calculus.
- Oh, nice.

Not really, but I want to take
BC Calc as a senior,

so I don't really have a choice.

Right.

Uh, I should get
to the train station.

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Your water broke.

.

[chanting in native language]

Hey!

Oh, sorry.
Um, sorry. I'll just...

So when will I have this baby?

Your contractions should begin
in the next six to seven hours.

Begin?

- That long?
- Don't worry.

If it takes longer, we can
always induce with Pitocin.

No.
No drugs.

My mother doesn't believe
in 'em.

I'll do it naturally,
like she did.

[woman]
The good news is,
the baby turned on its own.

Do you think maybe it's time
we called your mom,

let her know--

Mom doesn't want to see this.

She wants it to be over, so I
can get my life back on track.

[woman]
Okay.

150 over 95.

Your blood pressure's
a little bit elevated.

I'm gonna tell Dr. Neil.

Okay.

All right.

Can you page Dr. Neil?

Is everything okay?

Well, high blood pressure
can be a sign of preeclampsia,

but I think it's more likely
she's just freaking out

about everything happening
so quickly.

- Oh!
- Uh, just hold on one second.

Her contractions have started,
I think.

I will be back with Sashi
and my parents

when her ashes are returned
for the ceremony tomorrow.

Thank you for being here
today.

You were her favorite,
you know?

She loved when you were
a little girl

and would order the boys around.

She really loved how you
insisted they call Dr. Katdare.

[laughter]

Thank you for being here.

Of course.

Huh.

- What?
- Dr. Katdare.

- Oh.
- I never knew that.

Forgot it myself.

[light upbeat music]

♪

You're an hour too late.

Nikki's not here.

You know, the prenuptial
sacrament of the bridal spa day.

Right.
No, I'm here to see you.

When you didn't respond
to my calls,

I thought I should follow up
in person.

You don't need to concoct
a medical excuse to come by.

I know how things ended
between you and Nikki,

but we're pretty busy right now
getting ready for the wedding.

When I examined you earlier, I
thought I heard a slight bruit.

It's a whooshing sound
in you carotid artery.

It might be nothing,
but it could mean that plaque

is building up in the artery

and you're in danger
of having a stroke.

Oh.
Okay.

[Bruce]
Look, I think it's best
I follow up with a doctor

who doesn't have an unsettled
history with my fiancée.

Listen,
there's no unsettled history.

If you're feeling the need
to clear your conscience,

a simple apology
to her would suffice.

Apologize?

For what?

For dumping her
and breaking her heart.

Not that she needs your apology.
Clearly she's moved on.

But it would be
the gentlemanly thing to do.

Thanks for showing yourself out.

Yeah.

[Divya]
Hey, Jeremiah, it's me.

I got your lovely message.

Thank you so much for calling.

I'm okay, and--
and I hope that you are too.

We all really miss you,
and we look forward

to seeing you soon,
all right?

Okay, bye.

[man]
Please, please, help.
We need some help, please.

Can anyone help?
We need a doctor, please.

Help, please. We need a doctor?
Is anybody a doctor? Help!

Hey, I can help!

This guy flew off
his motorcycle.

[groaning]

Okay, I'm gonna
need your help.

.

He's breathing, but he's
in respiratory distress.

We need to intubate.
Take this.

Squeeze every five seconds,
yeah?

Thank you.

He's got a fault one fracture.

Back.

Okay, thank you.

I can't get visualization
orally.

Back.

No crike kit.

All right, I'm gonna have
to intubate through his nose.

I know this is gonna be
uncomfortable, all right,

but I need to help you breath.

Good. We're good.

All right.

Squeeze.
Every five seconds.

Squeeze.

The tube is in his esophagus.

I need to do it again.

Okay, back.

[coughing]

Squeeze.

Squeeze.
Great.

[siren wailing]

That's it.
Keep squeezing.

Okay, the tube's in his lungs.
He's getting air. That is good.

Hey, look.
Look, he's getting air.

Hey, you saved that dude's life.

[applause]

Thanks, doc.
We'll take it from here.

[exhales]

[light music]

[Evan]
No, no, don't come by yet.

Because they're trying
to give her some privacy, okay?

I will let you know
when a good time is.

I promise.
Okay.

I know. All right.

Bye.
That was Hank.

I left messages for Divya
and Jeremiah.

How she doing?

She's dilated
at 5 centimeters,

and her blood pressure is good.

[laughs]

- This is really happening.
- I know.

If there wasn't so much to do,
I'd be a basket case.

Oh, and guess what.

Elan's gonna call her mom.

- Really.
- It wasn't my idea.

I promise, but I'm so happy
she's doing it,

and you were right.

As much as I wanted
to spend this whole month

getting to know everything
about her,

I realize now
that's not gonna happen.

Maybe for the best.

Maybe, but I'm glad I got
to learn that Elan is smart

and has her head
on her shoulders,

and I got a picture of her,

so we'll have something
to share with our little girl

about her birth mother.

We're gonna love this baby
so much.

I already do.

[light piano music]

♪

Hi.

Thanks for coming.

I bet you're wondering
why I asked you to meet me here.

It may have crossed my mind.

I'm worried about Bruce.

Did something happen?

I didn't think much of it
when he forgot about

our champagne tasting,

but then I told him this
funny story about an expediter

I had hired to get us visas
for our honeymoon,

and an hour later, he asked me
if I'd found an expediter.

Short-term memory loss.

Could it be related
to his falling down?

How worried should I be?

Without Bruce's consent,
I can't say much,

but if you're really worried
about his health,

you should see another doctor.

Why wouldn't I
be really worried?

Well, you may be different now,
but let's just say

sticking around
when things get bumpy

wasn't exactly your strong suit

despite what you
may have told Bruce.

Okay, so this is about us.

Well, let me remind you,
for a solid month

I begged you
to get off the couch

and get back on your feet,
put your life back together,

and how did you repay me?

By dumping me.

So you want to talk bumpy?
That was bumpy.

I dumped you?

That is one seriously
selective memory.

You're the one who did
the dumping,

and you're the one who called me
here tonight at some

out of the way place
looking like that.

[laughs]

I'm dressed like this
because I came straight

from our rehearsal dinner,
and I picked this place,

because I didn't want
anyone we know seeing me

talking to a doctor.

And by the way, you're the one
who's dressed to impress,

which I know, because
it's pretty much how you looked

on our first date.

I like this look,
and just so you know,

I have a date after this
with a marine biologist.

Hopefully, she's better at
science than at choosing men.

You really haven't changed much.

I was just thinking
the same thing about you.

This time I'll do
the walking out.

[glass shattering]
- Sorry.

♪

Hello, there.

Double red eye,
extra red.

Oh, bless you.

Did you get any sleep?

Not much, but it seems like
you had a rough night too.

How did you know?

Well, you've never
blessed me before,

and didn't you have a date with
your marine biologist friend?

Right.
No, she canceled.

Had to catch a flight to Belize
to track whale sharks.

If I had a dollar
for every time I heard that.

Welcome to my love life.

Wait, why are we talking
about my night?

You had quite the evening.

Roadside nasal intubation.

You're the talk of the hospital.

It was pretty amazing.

I wish I could have been there
to see you do it.

Were you nervous?

When I first saw him, yes,
but then something kicked in.

I can't explain it.

My hands, my mind,
they started working together

like I wasn't even
thinking about it.

After it was over,
the ambulance had left,

I had this realization.

When I was little,
I wanted to be a doctor,

and as I grew older,
I got so caught up

in what my parents wanted
and trying to please everyone

that I forgot that,
and yesterday--

oh, my gosh, yesterday
it all came flooding back.

[exhales]

Hank, I want to apply
to medical school.

I know.
It's crazy.

I mean, it is crazy,
isn't it?

You will be
a fantastic doctor.

It would mean that I would
have to slow down at HankMed,

eventually quit.

Or when you finish med school,

you'll join HankMed
as Dr. Katdare.

Dr. Katdare.

I don't know if I'd get used
to that.

I could get used to that.

[phone rings]

Hello.

[Elan]
Thanks for staying with me
all night.

Anything?

We've walked up and down
these hospital halls 100 times.

I've had PE with less cardio.

[laughs]

Do you think this baby
is ever going to come?

Yes, I promise she will.

Before Christmas?

You could always take
the doctor up on her idea

of Pitocin to induce.

No.
No drugs.

Right.
No drugs.

Do you think that's a mistake?

I think it's your decision.

You're the one
doing all the work.

You're gonna be a good mom.

Have you heard back
from yours?

Well, like you said,
maybe she's still at work.

Elan, are you saying no
to the Pitocin

because you're hoping
your mom will get here

before you give birth?

[sighs]

I want her here.

I've already
disappointed her enough.

I don't want to do it anymore.

I've ruined her plans for me.

I just want to get my life
back on track.

I miss her.

I need her.

Is that why you're giving up
your baby?

Because you think it'll help
your mom to forgive you?

It may not be my place
to say this,

but I'm not sure that should be
first and foremost in your mind

when making a decision
like this.

Listen, my mom and I
had lots of arguments

when I was a teenager,
but we always got past them.

You don't know my mom.

I don't, and I don't know you
very well either.

But I do know that you're
a very capable

and strong young woman,

and I think you should make
this decision

based on what you want.

Whatever you decide,

please know that Evan and I
will support you

no matter what.

[gasps]

Mm.

[exhales]

Thank God you're here.

Where is he?

We were taking
our wedding photos,

and Bruce said
he was seeing double.

He stepped out of the sun,
and he seemed to be better,

and--and then his speech
got all garbled.

Bruce,
can you squeeze my hand?

Can you hear me?

Okay, okay, good.

Can you speak?

I...wife...

When did his vision
and speech problems start?

About two hours ago.

We thought it would get better,
but it didn't, and it--

and when he lost feeling
on the right side of his body,

that's when I called you
and 911.

Bruce is having
an ischemic stroke.

- Oh, my God.
- Bruce, you're having a stroke.

It's a blood clot in your brain,

but I'm gonna do everything
I can to help you.

I promise.

- I'm right here.
- [mumbles]

Baby, it's okay.

- You're gonna be just fine.
- That's it.

You just keep talking to him.

I got you.

I'm right here.

I'm not going anywhere.
I'm right here, okay?

You're gonna get all better.

I'm right here.

It's okay.

Nikki, the stroke's affected
his dominant brain,

where our personality, memory,
and cognition reside.

I can inject thrombolytics
to break up the clot

and limit the damage.

Every second counts.

There are risks, but the risk
of not doing it is far greater.

- Okay, do it.
- Okay.

It's gonna be okay, Bruce.

You're gonna be okay.

.

[Hank]
The CT angiography confirmed
that the enzyme I injected

dissolved the clot, but
he'll still need a carotid stent

to increase flow to his brain,

so we're not out
of the woods yet.

Well, the neurologist said
you saved his life.

Thank you.

I'm glad I could help.

Bruce seems like
a real gentleman.

He is.

What do you think this means
for him in the long term?

The neurologist
will fill you in.

I'm asking you.

Well, um,
in the best-case scenario,

he could make a full recovery,

but he'll still need
at least 6 to 12 months

of physical therapy.

And if it's not the best case?

No one knows how much function
he'll recover.

I'm sorry, Nikki,

and I'm sorry you had to
postpone your wedding.

Postpone?

The minister's on her way.
We're getting married.

Good-bye, Hank.

[Nikki]
This is not
what I signed on for.

I wanted to spend on florists
and caterers and a photographer,

not attorneys.

I think we need to postpone.

[scoffs]

I'll see your postponement
and raise you.

It was me.

[Elan]
Ahh!

[woman]
The baby's crowning.

Come on, one more big push.

One more big push.

Come on.

Elan? Hey, Elan.
You can do it, okay?

Don't hold back.
Just let everything out.

Here, I'll push with you, okay?

On three.
One, two, three.

[both]
Ahh!

Oh, my God!

She's right there.
She's...

[laughs]

Look at her.

[laughs]

You did so good.
Elan, you were great.

You did so great.

[baby crying]

Hi.
Hi.

Hi, there.

How could my memory
have been so off?

All these years,
I remembered her dumping me

when I was the one who ended it,
and since Nikki and I broke up,

I've either dated
the wrong women

or screwed up the right ones.

Maybe the reason
I can't find the right person

is because of me.

And maybe you're being
too hard on yourself.

Like you said, it's hard
to get perspective on your life

when you're the one
who's living it.

[Rajan]
Hi.

I'm so sorry about your aji.

Thank you.

Hey, cuties.

How you doing?

I, uh--well,
I didn't expect to see you here.

I came to lend my shoulder,

but now I hear your aji's
been carried away already.

Yes, yes,

but my family would be
very pleased to see you,

especially my parents.

It's been a long time.

They took her to the nursery
to get her examined.

Elan, she's so angelic
and sweet.

How are you feeling?

I don't think I ever been
this tired in my whole life.

[laughs]

I can imagine.

You did an incredible job.

I'm so proud of you.

Can I get you anything?

I've really been craving
a chocolate shake.

Two of them.

Done.

What do you think of Lenora?

That was my granny's name.

You want to keep her.

I do.

You're gonna be a great mom,

and Evan and I
will be a phone call away

if you ever need anything.

Mom.

Hey.

She's so beautiful.

Yeah, she is.

Elan's doing the right thing.

So are you.

.

Hey, hey, hey,
take it easy on that.

Hey, listen, listen.

You want free candy,
you have to hit it here.

Yes!
Do it again.

Ah, one's enough.
One's enough.

So you're a southpaw.

Uh, a lefty.

I'm trying to become
"ami-dextrose."

Oh, "ami-dextrose."

Yeah, it means you can bat
righty and lefty.

Right.

Let's see what you got, kid.

Nice toss.

Are you here visiting someone?

- My mom.
- Oh.

I hope everything's okay.

Why wouldn't everything
be okay?

Sam, you know the rules.

Oh, sorry.

It's my fault.
My fault.

Oh, are the gummy bears
your fault too, Dr. Lawson?

Hank, and yeah.

I'm Jen, OB nurse.

Yeah, I know who you are.

Okay, well, I'm calling the game
on account of flute practice.

I hate flute.

I know, I know,
but two more lessons,

and then you never have to
take it again, okay?

Come on.

[Sam]
Fine, but I still hate flute.

Hey, wait for me
at the entrance.

So playing ball in the hallway
and enabling

a child's sweet tooth?

Clearly you do not have kids.

Not yet, no.

Okay, well, for the record,
I hate flute too.

Oh, how do you feel
about coffee?

- Um, look, if you're--
- I'm not.

Well, I was, but I'm sorry.

No, it's not you;
I'm just not doing coffee

these days or drinks or dinner

or anything resembling,
like, a date.

I just got out of a not-so-good
relationship, so...

Right.
Again, sorry.

You apologize a lot, Hank.

I do, and...I'm sorry?

[laughs]
All right, I'll see you later.

Okay, bye.

Hi.

I hope I'm not disturbing you.

No.
No, no, no, of course not.

How are you feeling?

I, uh--I--I miss Aji.

Are those hers?

Yes.

Listen,
thank you for being there.

I didn't go just to pay
my respects.

I also wanted to see you.

You did?

Why?

Karen and I have agreed that
things are not gonna work out

between us after all.

Oh.

I realized that I'm in love
with you.

I'm in love with you too.

That is the best thing

I have ever heard.

[gentle music]

Actually,let me be one thing
better.

♪

Divya, will you marry me?

Hey.

Please tell me we have another.

Nice.

What a sunset.

Mm-hmm.

Oh, what a day.

Yeah, I heard the demon seed
got married at the hospital.

I'm happy for Nikki.

Does that mean
you can finally move on now?

Yeah, doesn't seem to be
much forward motion

in that department for me.

Be patient.

Mrs. Dr. Hank Lawson's
out there somewhere.

I promise, and you are
absolutely gonna find her.

I hope so, but I'm starting
to think the problem is me.

For some reason I seem
to date women

who live anywhere but here
in the Hamptons,

so I make any meaningful
relationship impossible.

It seems like kind
of an easy fix.

You'd think, right?

You'll figure it out.

You always do.

How are you and Paige
holding up?

Pretty good.
I mean...

okay,
considering.

It's definitely hard.

I just really want to be a dad.

I know.

You will be.

If it doesn't happen,
I don't know how Paige

is gonna handle it...

How we'll handle it.

Hey, listen to me.

You guys are both so strong.

No matter what happens,
you're gonna be okay.

[light acoustic guitar music]

Hmm.

[exhales]

What?

No, it's just when you
and Paige first got together,

I have to say I was surprised

that you were settling down
before me.

Oh, really?

You are not alone,
my friend.

And now you're gonna
lap me again.

You have grown so much,

and I have no doubt
you're ready to be a father,

a great one.

Well, I had a great one who
showed me how it's done, so...

We have the same father,
right?

Oh, not Eddie.
Jesus.

You.

You were a father to me
for years.

♪

To you.

To you and Paige.

And to you and...
um, well--

- How 'bout we just drink?
- Okay.

♪