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- [Brian] This park is so special.
- It's art.
- I wonder if Olmstead and Vaux had any idea,
150 years ago, they'd always be remembered for the park.
Or if it was just another job.
- Hm. Hey, what would you wanna be remembered for?
- Discovering one of the authors I represent.
- Ah... art's important. It's what survives.
- Tell that to ISIS.
- Or to the Republicans.
- Is there a difference?
(laughing)
(guitar music)
- Aw, making me breakfast.
You've come a long way.
- Well every other time you either
didn't wanna stay over or you bolted first thing
in the morning.
- Cause they were work days.
- Fascinating isn't it?
- And disturbing.
- The way he plays with textures.
- And that touch of graffiti.
- And the possibility of violence?
- You know, I love just about all his work,
but this piece-
- Oh, if I had to explain Alvarez with one work,
this would be it.
- Exactly.
I could just kill Patti Lupone.
- I don't get the connection.
- I do PR, she's a client, we had a minor emergency
which kept me from getting here earlier.
If I had, I could've purchased it before whomever
that red dot belongs to did.
- Not if I got here first.
- You bought it?
- No! I wanted to, but it was already sold!
We could steal it.
Sneak it outta here, split custody of it six months apiece.
- I don't think it'll fit
under either one of our jackets.
- I knew I should have worn an overcoat.
- Yeah, a very large overcoat.
- Like, from before I lost the 350 pounds.
- Oh, come on! (both laughing)
- Jason Addams.
- Brian Stone.
- Do you wanna go get a drink?
- Breakfast is ready! Nothing fancy.
- Cool.
- Coffee.
- Hm? Oh, thanks.
- Yeah, I love that poster.
- I know the artist.
- Yeah?
- I mean, I don't know him know him, he's dead, but
I know his work.
- Honey, we're gonna be late for our reservation.
- I know, one second, one second.
- What? What?
- Sit down. Sit down.
- Oh no, Jason, come on, we agreed, no gifts!
- Happy Anniversary.
- Dinner at Jean George was supposed to be
our gift for each other.
- I know, I know, but this is sort of for both of us too.
(paper tearing)
- Oh, no (gasp)
- Remember? The night we met?
- Of course I-
How?
- Well, it wasn't easy.
First I had to convince the gallery to
put me in touch with the couple that bought it,
and then I was relentless in my offers to buy it from them.
At a significant profit from what they paid.
But the final sweetener, was I got the gallery
to locate another Alvarez that they had always wanted.
- I love you.
And I always will.
- It's pretty cool Ron likes Alvarez too.
- Yeah.
(laughing)
- Okay Riley, bedtime.
- Oh!
- But I wanna have dinner with you guys.
- You already had your dinner.
- But I wanna sit with you.
- We already had this conversation.
- What did we tell you?
- That it's a grownup dinner.
- Exactly.
- But it's just you guys and Brian.
- Bed! Now.
- Brian!
- Oh, no no no, you heard your dads.
But you know what? I tell you what-
if you listen to them, and you go right to bed,
maybe we can go for a short bike ride Saturday?
- Can I?
- If you go right to sleep.
- Right to sleep right to sleep!
Boom. Get in there.
Goodnight.
- Brian. - Thanks.
- Alright.
- All set?
- Love you buddy.
- So Riley was right, Ron was totally in to you.
- I guess so.
- And?
- And, he's nice (laughs)
- What's he do?
- I'm not exactly sure.
- Not exactly sure like he might be a
drug dealer or a hit-man?
- No, I'm not exactly sure
because we really haven't talked that much.
Oh god, the sex is great!
- So you're not dating you're fucking.
I mean don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong
with a good fuck-buddy.
- Who's ready for coffee?
- No, it's more than that.
- I can make cappuccinos, or espressos?
- We have a connection.
- Of course you do.
- I'll have a cappuccino.
- We just splurged on this amazing new Italian machine.
- Ahh-oh!
- Way too expensive.
- Our gift to ourselves, when we found out
our surrogate's pregnant.
- No way! - Congratulations you guys! - How exciting!
- Our last gift to ourselves.
- You've gotta get one, it'll change your lives.
- What's changing our lives, is that after seven months
of renovations, that our architect and contractor said
would take four or five at the most,
we finally moved in to our new home today.
- Today.
- In the long run you'll forget all about the
extra couple of months.
Maybe we could?
- Don't even think about it. But your place is gorgeous.
- Thanks. - Thanks.
- I got three more letters this week from real estate agents
saying how sorry they were for my loss,
and asking if I'd like to list the apartment with them now,
since a decent amount of time had passed.
- You're kidding.
- They started coming one or two weeks
after Jason died.
Only the first ones didn't say
a decent amount of time had passed.
- What do they do, scour the obituaries?
- Yes.
So are you thinking of moving?
- No!
- How bout re-doing the place. Making it more yours.
Singular.
- I dunno.
Maybe?
It's just
thinking about it's-
it's weird.
- I can imagine.
Although I've never been crazy about the fabric we
picked for the sofa, Jason loved it.
And then the color we picked for the bedroom walls, ugh.
You know, um,
this was great, but
I got a busy early morning at work, so um
I'm gonna say goodnight. And, tell Riley
we're on for that bike ride on Saturday.
- Will do.
- And tell Ron we look forward to meeting him.
Did I say something?
- So. You never really liked the fabric we chose
for the sofa? Or the color we chose for these walls?
(soft guitar plays)
- Shut up.
♪ Uptown west walking through the evergreens ♪
♪ Rolling back and forth with you ♪
♪ Good times playing never had to think it through ♪
♪ Island summers holding you ♪
♪ You'll always be my forever ♪
♪ Down deep inside of me ♪
♪ You'll always be my forever ♪
♪ You're all I'll ever need ♪
♪ (Guitar) ♪
♪ Never thought that things would ever go this way ♪
♪ Times and places yet to know ♪
♪ You and I forever always meant to be ♪
♪ Don't wanna do this on my own ♪
♪ You'll always be my forever ♪
♪ Down deep inside of me ♪
♪ You'll always be my forever ♪
♪ You're all I'll ever need ♪
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