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[pachelbel's canon in d]

- If you could go back

And change one thing
about your life,

One decision, one answer,
one mistake,

What would you do,
knowing everything know now?

Would you make the same choice

And somehow get it right
this time?

Or would you start over?

Almost 20 years later, I still
think about that day.

My first husband, sean, and I
had been so in love

And so crazy and so stupid.

God, he was hot.

And then there was lolly.

[sighs]

- No one is available
to take your call.

Please leave a message.

Beep!

- Hi, lolly.
It's becca.

Becca brady.
Remember me?

Anyway, um, I know
we haven't spoken

In, like...

Ten years.

I just--I don't even know

If this is the right number
for you.

Um, but I'm getting married
tomorrow.

Again.
[chuckles]

Anyway, I just keep thinking,

"lolly should be here."

You were my maid of honor
in my first wedding.

I think that should be
a lifetime position.

Anyway, I guess...
[sighs]

What I'm trying to say is that

I miss you.

And I feel terrible
about everything that happened.

And...
[sighs]

I wish you were here,

'cause I feel like I might be
about to make another mistake.

And I--
[knock at door]

- Becca, we were supposed
to leave ten minutes ago.

- I miss you.

- Everything okay?

- Of course.
Good.

- ♪ couldn't stay ♪

[indistinct conversations]

- Okay, you can do this.
24 more hours.

Just get a drink in your body
before you see your mother.

Can I get a champagne?

- There's the blushing bride.

- Hi, mom.
- Hello, darling.

You look worried.

- Thank you.

- You look beautiful.

But what's this?

I always told you
not to frown so much.

- It's just the way
my face looks, mom.

I just want this to go smoothly.

- Oh, honey,
it's going to be fine.

You've done this before,
you know.

Oh, well, if it's not
the prom queen

And her sugar daddy.

- Be nice.

- I'm always nice
to your father.

- Sweetheart.
- Hi, dad.

- Mwah!

- Hi, sabrina.

- Can I tell her our news?
- Well--

- We're pregnant!

- My, my.

- Just when I thought the night
couldn't get any worse,

Here comes the boss from hell.

- Did we send juliet
those contracts?

- Simon, can we please
take off our work hats?

I don't know if you've noticed,

But we are in the middle
of my rehearsal dinner.

For my wedding.
- I know.

Look, I'm very happy for you,
and andy's adorable,

And I wish you years
of wedded bliss.

I just need to make sure
these contracts go through.

Then you can have the rest
of the night to relax.

- Okay.
- 'kay?

- Done.
Pdf. Attach file.

- Can I buy you a drink?

- Oh, jamie!
My brother.

He never wanted to come
to family events,

And he always left
as soon as he got there.

What happened to you?

Mom said she didn't know
if you were coming.

- [sighs]
thank you.

Well, you know I like to keep
expectations a little low.

- So did you hear about them?

- Who?
- Dad and sabrina.

- What about 'em?

- They're having a baby.

- Like a human baby?

That's gross.
- I know.

- Uh, you know what?

I'm gonna--I'm gonna
step outside for a smoke.

- [sighs]

Remember when we used to be able
to smoke indoors?

- I thought you quit.

- Ages ago.

But any time I see someone
smoking,

I just want to french kiss them

To suck the smoke
out of their throat.

- That's a thought.

- Come back?

- Congratulations.
- Hi.

And here's bitchy phoebe...

Courtney.
To rub it all in.

Thanks for coming.
- Of course.

How many times do I get to see
my beautiful cousin get married?

Oh, wait, twice?
- So far.

[both laugh]

- That's a good one.

- Here you go, sweetheart.

[glass chiming]

Assembled dignitaries.

Rebecca and I are so thrilled
to have you all here

To celebrate with us

As we embark on this new life
together.

As you know, becca and I
go way back.

Our parents will tell you
that they arranged our marriage

When we were both zygotes.

[laughter]

And for those of you who know

Becca's frightfully organized
mother, georgie,

That comes as no surprise.

[laughter]

The truth is, I've been
infatuated with becca

Ever since we were just kids

Jumping off the end of the dock
at spring lake.

I'm supposed to wait
until tomorrow

For the really grand
proclamations,

So I'll just wrap it up
by saying

That I think we both feel
really lucky to be here today.

[applause]

- You must be so relieved
she's finally settling down.

- Huh.
Yeah.

- She can probably
still have a baby

If she froze her eggs.

- You're lucky that you had
your kids in your 20s.

- Oh, my god, so lucky.

But you know, aunt georgie,

I always wanted to be
a young mom.

- I know, honey.

- Becca's been very successful
in other areas of her life.

Simon obviously finds her
vital to the operation.

- Oh, please.
She's a glorified secretary.

Look, I just thought she'd have
a bigger life.

You know, do something
extraordinary--

Write a book, write a play.

She's just so talented,

But she was consumed
by that husband

And the job.

- Becca made her choices.

Maybe she got in her own way,

But look, we're here, right?

- Hmm.

- So her first marriage was
a disaster.

Not that I can blame her
for falling for that accent.

- Or that body.
Good god.

- I mean, we both obviously
could have told her

That her priorities
where out of whack,

But sometimes it's better

To let people do
what they need to do.

The point is, she's finally
setting down with a nice man.

- You're right, honey.
You're right.

Let's just not dwell
on the past.

Let's just be happy
for her now.

- Yes.
- Right?

- And enjoy that baklava cake.

- Ooh.

- Great news.
My mother thinks I'm a failure.

- Your mother loves you.

- In her own unique way,

Kind of like
how darth vader loved luke.

Can we uninvite her
to the wedding?

- It's tempting.
- Maybe?

- No.

- Are you still sure you want
to sleep apart tonight?

- It's tradition.

I've never done this before.

- Fine, okay.

Andy was the opposite
of my first husband, sean,

In every way.

He was sweet, kind, responsible,
had a job,

Brought me home indian food

Before I even realized
how much I wanted indian food.

But did he set me on fire?

Well, I was warm.

- ♪ I'll be your song ♪

- Staying at my dad's place
was probably a bad idea.

I was surrounded by artifacts
of my past.

But of course now everything had
sabrina glitter all over it.

- ♪ I will get you

♪ I'll be... ♪

- Wouldn't it be nice

If we could just put things back

The way they were?

- ♪ ever after

♪ and I'll be your... ♪

- Lolly was the world's biggest
whack job.

She only ate cereal.

[people cheering]

She always wanted to cut bangs
in the middle of the night.

We had a secret language
of movie quotes

That no one else understood.

We could barely take care
of ourselves.

- No.

False alarm.

I think I'm good.

- Are you sure?
- Totally.

This is the best night I had
since last night.

Let's go back in.

- Let's go!

But we always took care
of each other.

She was the closest thing I had
to a sister.

Crowd: Five! Four!

Three! Two! One!

Happy new year!

I never thought anything
could possibly come between us.

- You, uh, tripping
down memory lane?

- Oh, you know, just questioning
every decision I've ever made.

- Hmm.

- Don't you ever wish

You could just go back
and start over?

- You're talking to a grown man
who's still living with his dad.

- You're not living here.

- No, no, I'm not.

You're right.
You're right.

I'm--I'm just staying here
with all my stuff,

And I don't live anywhere else.

It's okay, becs.

You know, I'm...

Regrouping.

You miss lolly, don't you?

- Yeah.

I think I need some air.

- Hey, becs.

You know, everyone wishes

They could go back
and start over.

- You should get some sleep.

You look tired.

Logistically speaking,

It had been
an almost perfect night.

But I couldn't stop playing
"what if."

What if I hadn't become
a doormat

For my difficult boss?

What if I'd kept my mouth shut

And not accidentally destroyed
my friendship with lolly?

What if I could get back
all those hours I wasted

Watching melrose place?

- Thank you.

How's it going?

- Long day.

- Looks like you're trying
to solve a puzzle.

"do not pursue the past.

"do not lose yourself
in the future.

"the past no longer is.
The future has not yet come.

Look deeply at life as it is."

It's a buddhist proverb.

- You look so familiar.

Do I know you?

- Hmm.

I don't think so.

[rock music]

♪

Crowd: 11! 10! 9! 8!

7! 6! 5!

4! 3!

- There's something I have to
tell you.

Crowd: 1!

Happy new year!

[electricity buzzing]

Crowd: 8! 7! 6! 5! 4!

3! 2! 1!

[horn honks in the distance]

[radio alarm clicks]
- ♪ I saw the sign

♪ and it opened up my eyes

♪ I saw the sign

♪ life is--

- [sighs]

Hm.

[knocking]

Hey, I'm gonna make a coffee.
Do you want one?

- Uh, no, thank you.

[laughs]

- Who's in there with you?

- Actually, just give me
a minute.

Where's the keurig?

Where's the keurig?

[people talking]

- Okay, where are my car keys?

- Linc, where are you going?

- Play tennis.
I'm just kidding.

I'm gonna pick up sophie
at the train station.

Back in 20 minutes.

You know, this is a great look.

It's adorable.

Mwah!
- Don't hurt yourself.

- Mom.
Mom?

What are you doing?
- Oh, my god.

You haven't even taken
your shower yet?

I'm going to have
a heart attack.

Go, go, go, go, go.

You too.

- I need to wake up.

Wake up.

I need to wake up.

Phoebe.
What are you doing here?

- Your mother wanted me around
for moral support

On her big day.

- This is my big day.

- Then maybe you should be
taking it

A little more seriously, becca.

I'd start by showering.
[sniffs]

Honestly, I never thought

You'd be the one
getting married first.

[gasps]
- oh!

You can't just barge in here.
What are you doing?

- ♪ no one's gonna drag you up ♪

♪ to get into the light

- Vhs tapes.

A discman.

Okay.

This is gonna sound crazy,

But I'm having
a very vivid dream

That it's 1995
and I'm marrying sean today.

I need to wake up.

I need to wake up.

- It is 1995,

And--and you are--
you are marrying sean today.

That's happening.

I'm also still naked, so...

- ♪ and I am happy now
living without you ♪

♪ I've left you,
oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ I saw the sign

♪ and it opened up my eyes

♪ I saw the sign

♪ no one's gonna drag you up ♪

♪ to get into the light

- Where did my life go?

- ♪ I saw the sign

♪ and it opened up my eyes,
I saw-- ♪

- Okay, maybe
I'm just hallucinating.

But just in case I'm not,

It is currently 9:16 a.M.
On October 8, 1995,

And I have 7 hours
and 44 minutes

Before I'm supposed
to marry sean.

I have to speak to lolly.

She's the only person

That's just crazy enough
to believe me.

[knocking at door]

Lolly?

It's becca!

I have to talk to you.

Where are the keys?

Lolly!

[lock clicks]

- [gasps]

It's the beautiful bride.

♪ dun dun da-da

Wait, I thought we were meeting
at the hairdresser.

Did you forget something?

You could have just called me.

Although I have no idea
where the phone is.

I turned the ringer off,

And now it's like I'm living
on this silent desert island.

So eerie.

Ha!
How are you?

Do you need coffee?
I need coffee.

- It's really you.

You're here.

We're friends.

- Are you okay?

Whoa, you should eat something,
maybe.

It's been months
since you've eaten.

I think there's english muffins.

Unless you forgot
to buy me any.

Oh!

What am I gonna do without you?

Buy my own english muffins?

[scoffs]
forget it.

I'll just starve to death.

Whatever.
Go, be happy.

I'll just live her alone,
like a savage.

Ugh!
I am so out of shape.

That's it.
Decision made.

I'm going back to cardio pump.

Oh, before I forget,
simon called.

He said he wants you
to go into the office today.

What a tool.

- Lolly?

Something is very wrong.

- Oh, my god.

Did you get your period?

On your wedding day?

Did you take muscle relaxers

And now you feel like you've got
cotton balls for brains?

Because that also happened
to a cousin of mine,

And I was like
how could she not learn

The most important lesson
from sixteen candles?

- No, I did not take
muscle relaxers.

And that is not
the most important lesson

Of sixteen candles.

- Debatable.

- Pinch me.

Ah!
Ow!

- You said pinch you.

- Okay.
- Sorry.

- And I felt it.

So that means
that I'm not dreaming.

So that means that everything

That has happened to me
in my life is just gone.

Poof!

- I get it.
- You get it?

- You're finally starting
to crack under the pressure

Of everyone being like, "why are
they getting married so young?"

Because you're in love.

Duh!

- Lolly.

When I woke up this morning,

I thought that I was marrying
another man.

- Oh, that's so freudian.

It's like other penis envy.

Is that a thing?

Who was it?

- Andy kelly.
- Ew.

He's practically your cousin.

- He is not my cousin.

Our parents are just
really good friends.

- Yeah, but we set him up
with what's-her-name,

That annoying temp
from your office.

Marissa?
Melissa?

Both: Melanie.

- You don't get it.

I am not dreaming this.
This was actually happening.

I was marrying andy kelly.

Nonblood-related, super nice
andy kelly.

I know he was dorky,
but he got cute.

The same thing happens
to patrick dempsey.

- No.

- And then I blacked out

In the elevator.

And now I'm here with you.

And I know something's wrong,

Because you're acting like
nothing's wrong,

But really we haven't spoken
to each other in ten years.

- What are you talking about?

We talk three times a day,
every day,

Which is why
it's especially urgent

That I find that phone.

- Ugh!
I know how this sounds.

But there is
no other explanation.

Lolly.

I am here from the future.

- Dude, I think I should call
your mom. I--

- Think about it.

I am the most rational person
you know.

Why would I be saying this
if it wasn't true?

Say something.

Say anything.

- Oh, my god, say anything
was such a good movie.

- I know.
It totally holds up.

I know I can prove this to you.

There has to be something.

Just think.

[gasps]

You just got over the clap

From that dude
from lollapalooza.

- Lollypalooza.

- With the guy
with the three earrings,

And you didn't tell me
until after the fact, bec--

You slept with my brother.

Last night.

That really happened.

That was you in his bed
this morning.

- [muffled] I'm sorry.

- Oh, my god.

And you're gonna break
his heart.

- Um, I need to pick up my dress
from the tailor by noon,

So I'm just gonna go
and, um--and do that.

And I think that you should
take a nap

Or a siesta or something

And just work through
this...Situation.

- I know. I know. I know.
I know. I know.

This sounds so crazy.

You have to believe me.

Do you believe me?

- I'm really worried about you,

And I think you're probably
just really exhausted.

And starving.

Will you eat an apple?

- I have to go talk to sean.

- No, no, no, no,
you can't see sean today.

It's bad juju.

- I don't think my juju
could get any worse.

- Okay, what are you gonna wear?

That?
Not that.

- I don't know.
I'm so confused.

Will you meet me later?

- Of course
I will meet you later.

But promise me.
No valium.

Remember sixteen candles.

What am I gonna to wear
to see sean?

Somewhere in this box

Of demented pixie rockabilly
lumberjack clothes

Is the perfect outfit.

Motorcycle boots?
Knee socks?

Oh, my god, knee socks.

Spandex mock turtleneck
belly tees?

Giant flannel shirts?

And clogs, the world's
most comfortable shoes.

And you can walk all day
in them.

Oh!
And look.

My old beloved
motorcycle jacket.

Oh, god, why did I ever
give you away?

Sean was unpredictable.

He had a bad temper
and a malicious streak.

He had fits of insecurity
that lasted for months.

He never made any money.

He resented me
for supporting us.

And he was the best sex
I've ever had

In my entire life.

- I thought we weren't supposed
to see each other

Till the ceremony.

- That is a dumb tradition.

- Um...

Uh, look, I'm not complaining
or anything,

But wasn't the whole point
to save this for--

- Don't talk.

Whoo!
[laughs]

[breathing heavily]

Oh, my god.

That was so good.

- I should really teach
a seminar.

- There's just no comparison.

It's like taking a flight
on a cessna

Versus going up
in a space shuttle.

- Am I the cessna
or the space shuttle?

They both sound awesome.

- Oh, no.

Oh, my god,
I shouldn't have done this.

What happens if I wake up
tomorrow and I'm back?

How am I gonna explain myself?

Does this even count?

You should buy this place,
by the way.

The property values around here
are about to skyrocket.

- Becca, explain yourself
to who?

Is there somebody else?

- No, I've always been faithful
to you.

- Great,
we're gonna bring that up today,

On our wedding day.

- No, this isn't about that.

This is about me and you.

I'm not even sure
you want to be doing this.

I was so happy
when you asked me to marry you,

So I just dove right in,
but I never stopped to think.

Like, what is wrong
with this picture?

- This all sounds
really ominous.

We're still getting married
today, right?

That was a joke.

We're still getting married
today.

Becca?
I don't get it.

Yesterday you couldn't wait
for today,

And now...

What's changed?

- [sighs]

I love you.

I've always loved you.

But what if getting married
sets us both off course?

- You can only ever make
one decision,

So every decision you make
sets you off course.

It's a universal law.

- No.

- Where are you going?

Becca, what are you doing?

- I just need some time
to think.

- Fine.

Go, think.

Go.

- Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.

I'm not--oh, it's you.
I'm sorry.

Well, I know I'm not supposed
to be eating this,

But this is black cherry.

This is amazing.
Here, try some.

I mean, just don't tell
your mother.

What's the matter?

- I don't think
I can marry sean.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- [crying]

- Whoa, whoa, hey.
Shh.

It's okay.
You're fine.

Whatever you want to do
is fine.

Did something happen or...

- No.
- What?

- It's just,
I look in the future,

And I see a series of crossroads

Where I make
the wrong decisions.

- You know what I wish
you could see?

Your face
whenever sean walks in the room.

It reminds me
of when you were a baby,

The first time you ever
turned on a light switch.

You couldn't believe
your luck.

That's magic, kid.

And you don't find that twice
in your life.

- Becca?

Oh, my god, there you are.

Where have you been?

- We've just been here.

We were not eating or anything.

- Look, I called your apartment.

I called the office.
I called si--

Wait a minute.

Are you crying?

- [tearfully] no.

- Look at your eyes.
They're all puffy.

Okay, I'm going to go get
the preparation h.

- No, mom, you're not
putting hemorrhoid cream

On my face.

- Maybe she's just hungry.

She hasn't eaten in six months.
Here.

- So help me, god, lincoln,

If you give this girl
so much as one pretzel,

We are getting a divorce.

- [sighs]

- She may be tiny,
but you know how she bloats.

- [crying]

- Look.
You see what you did?

- [crying]

- Oh, gosh, it's just,
we've all been so good

About the salt
and saturated fats

All these months.

- Are you happy
in your marriage?

- What?

- Do you still love dad?

- Of course I love him.

- But you argue so much.

- That's marriage.

That's how we communicate.

- Isn't it exhausting?

- Yes.

But if you think that the grass
is greener,

Believe me, it's not.

Everyone argues.

Are you having second thoughts?

- Becca?

I--I need to talk to you.

In private.

- Is it about the wedding?

- Mom, not everything
has to do with the wedding.

- [scoffs]
okay.

Make it quick.
She has to get ready.

- Mm, we'll make it quick.

So I--I just talked to lolly.

- About what?

- No, don't play dumb with me.

I know you know about us.

I don't know how you found out,

But you insinuated yourself
in the situation,

And now she said
she can't see me anymore,

That it--it can't happen again.

How does it affect you at all?

The one girl I happen to like.

- Wait, go back.
Go back.

Like, tell me everything
she said verbatim.

- Well, amongst other things,

She thinks you're having
a nervous breakdown.

- [laughs]

I'm not having
a nervous breakdown.

- Oh.

- I'm just conflicted.
- Sure.

- Okay?
I don't know who I am.

I don't know what to do.

I'm totally paralyzed
with indecision,

And I feel like I'm having
an out-of-body experience,

Like I'm watching myself
from here.

That sounds like
a nervous breakdown, doesn't it?

- Kinda.

- But she dumped you.

- Yeah.

Yup.

- Which means she believes me.

She really believes me.

Oh, thank you!
- What?

- No, thank you, becca.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Okay, so I went over it
and over it in my mind,

And there's just no way
you could have known

About that guy
from lollapalooza

Unless I got drunk and told you,

And you can't drink
when you're on tetracycline.

God, I--I am so embarrassed.

- It doesn't matter.

The only thing that matters
is if you believe me.

And since you broke things off
with jamie,

You must think there's, like,
a shred of truth

To what I'm saying.

- The only thing
I know for sure is,

You are not the same becca
you were yesterday.

Just tell me what happens
in the future.

- [sighs]
oh, god, okay.

Oh, so...

Sean and I split up.

Yeah, we just fell apart.

- So what happens to jamie?

- He's not great.

He went to rehab.

A couple times, actually.

Oh, it has been a tough
couple years for my family.

And there was no one
in the world

I needed to talk to
more than you.

But we hadn't spoken
to each other in years.

I didn't know if the number
I had for you was right.

I had no idea
where you lived.

And the only email I had for you
was aol.

[scoffs]
- that's awful.

- Yeah.

- All of it sounds awful.

Do people not use aol anymore?

- It's become unfashionable.

- But I really love aol.

- I know.

And aol loves you too.

- What happened to us, becca?

- Our huge fight
was still years away.

If I didn't say anything,
maybe it would never happen.

I don't want to talk about it.

Not yet.

The crazy thing is,

It hasn't even happened yet.

- Well, nothing has, right?

- Right.
- Okay, becca.

This isn't just happening
to you.

It's happening to me
and to sean and to everyone.

Patrick dempsey gets cute?
Really?

- No one was more surprised
about that than me.

- I got to pee so bad.

No time traveling.

- I'm not going to--
- okay?

- Rough day?

- It's my wedding day, actually.

- Wow.

Congratulations.

- Thanks.

- You seem excited.

- I'm a little confused.
[laughs]

- Shouldn't you be feeling
happy?

- Are you an expert
on the topic?

- No.
No.

[chuckles]

Nothing of the sort.

Xavier.

- Becca.

- Here's your change, sir.

- "do not pursue the past.

"do not lose yourself
in the future.

The past no longer is.
The future has not yet come."

Both: "look deeply at life
as it is."

- Whatever, buddha.

[both laugh]

- You come here a lot?

- Every day.

- Cool.

I'll see ya.

- See you.

- Who was that?

- Someone I met once.
- Cute.

[pager beeping]
- what is that?

- It's your pager, dumb-bum.

- I can't--

[beeping stops]

- It's sean.

He wants you to meet him.

He says you know where?

- [gasps softly]

I do.

- Sean--
- wait.

Before you say anything,
let me get this out.

Becca, when I met you,
I was lost.

I didn't know who I wanted to be

Or what I was supposed to do
with my life.

But you wanted to be with me,

So I thought if someone
that great, that smart,

That beautiful
wants to be with me,

Then I must be an okay guy.

But I don't want to be
just an okay guy.

I want to be better than that.

I want to be worthy of you.

So I'm asking you again.

Will you marry me?

- [sighs]

You're saying everything
I want to hear, but--

- Tell me what it is
you're worried about.

What is it?

You at least owe me that.

- I'm worried
that we're destined

To make the same mistakes
over and over again,

No matter what promises
we make to each other today.

- Listen, listen.

Becca, you and me,
we were meant to be together.

I know that.
You know that.

People don't feel what we feel.

That only belongs to us.

Now I'm going to go home,
I'm going to get dressed,

And I'm going to that church.

And I really hope
I'll see you there.

I know your mother
made you swear off dairy

Until after the wedding,
but I figured

You've come this far.

- Ah!

This is also just as good
as I remember it.

You were the space shuttle.

[knocking at door]

- Hi.

- Hi.

- For you.

Old, blue, and borrowed.

Although you can keep it.

Your dad gave me this
on the day you were born.

Sapphires
for my September baby.

- You never gave this to me
before.

- Before when?

- Nothing.

It's so sparkly.

[both chuckle]

- I know you think I meddle
too much.

But I just want everything
in your life to be perfect.

- Maybe
it doesn't have to be perfect.

Maybe if you try to be perfect,
you miss everything,

The moments in between.

For what?

- Well, becca,

If you can find those moments
in between

And appreciate them,

I think you and sean will have
a beautiful marriage.

I love you.

- And I love you.

[knocking at door]

- The wedding planner's looking
for becca--

She's not in her dress yet?

- She looks like a grape.

- Uh, excuse me?

- A vain, self-obsessed,
totally insecure grape.

- Phoebe, um,
if you can just--

She'll be ready.

- [laughing]

[laughs]

[pachelbel's canon in d]

♪

- Hey, don't worry, b.

First wedding
is always the hardest.

I'm glad you decided
to go through with it.

- If you could go back

And change one thing
about your life,

One decision, one answer,
one mistake,

What would you do?

I knew so much more now.

I knew so much more about sean,

About myself,

About the future.

Oh, my god, andy.

He was here.

Of course he was here.

Our parents
were really good friends.

I was supposed to be
marrying him today.

Is that the future I want?

But what if sean and I
were meant to be together?

We could start over
and get it right this time.

I could change him,
change me.

We could do this.

Right?

Hi.

- I'm glad you're here.

- We are here today
to witness the marriage

Of these two fine young people,

Rebecca and sean.

What god has brought together,
let no man put asunder.

If anyone presents
raises objections to this union,

Speak now,
or forever hold your peace.

Rebecca, do you take sean to be
your lawfully wedded husband,

To have and to hold
from this day forward,

For better, for worse,
for richer, for poorer,

In sickness and in health,
till death do you part?

- Um...

I'm sorry.

I can't.

Let's go.

[both shrieking]

Are you on the phone
in the middle of my wedding?

- I'll call you back.

- Simon, you take me
for granted.

You run me into the ground.

You expect me to work
like a dog 24/7.

But you can't function
without me.

So next week,
when I come in to work,

I'm a vp and I'm getting
that raise I asked for.

Also, you should cancel
the temp I hired.

She's gonna be terrible.

- [laughing]

- Oh, my god.
Oh, my god.

- What do we do now?
- I don't know!

- Is that joy or hysteria?
- I don't know!

- We got to do something.
- Okay.

- Something big,
something symbolic.

What do you want to do?

- I don't know.

Everything I did before
was just so lame.

I was so scared to flop,
I flopped.

And my soul mate's out there
somewhere.

Maybe I met him.

Maybe I don't even know him yet.

But I'll find him.

All I know is, I want
to do things differently,

Starting with you and me.

But first...

I want to smoke in a bar.

Let's go!
- [shrieks]

- Okay, don't ask me
how I got here,

But I am here,
in the '90s,

No idea how to get back,

Not even sure I want to go back.

I have my clogs,
my favorite jacket,

And my best friend.

And I am going to look deeply
at life as it is.

- I know what we need.

- I can't deny

That running out of the church
today was harsh.

But there would have been
collateral damage

No matter what.

- ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh

- If I cheated myself
out of this chance,

I'd live to regret it
all over again.

- ♪ oh, oh, oh

- Sometimes it's best
to make a clean break

And move on.

♪

Or not.

- Next time on hindsight...

I couldn't say yes.
- Give me my ring back.

- If it isn't our new vp
of publicity.

- Whoo!

- Am I allowed to talk to him?

- I am not gonna make this
any more clear to you.

I do not think
that you should be with him.

It's called an iphone.

It's about ten years away,
but it's amazing.

Did you do this?
- Do what?

- You want to see him.

- I was gonna marry him.

Hi.

- I'm trying
to think of what to say

To someone who just called off
their wedding.

- This was supposed to be
our life.

It was meant to be.