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All my life, I've wanted to be successful,

which is why Grossman and Birch is the only place for me.

I wanna work with the best, right?

And this job is next step to do that.

Look, Howard, I've learned a lot in college,

not the least of which is this.

Nothing in life is handed to you. Right?

If you really, really want something,

you go and you earn it.

Well said, Grayson.

Tell me about one of your weaknesses.

Hm. One of my weaknesses. Um...

Howard, I'm not gonna lie to you.

I have got incredibly skinny calves.

You and me both, buddy.

My wife is always trying to get me to work out.

By the way, Howard, that is an exquisite vase behind you.

Oh, this?

I just brought this back from Kyoto.

Do you know much about Kintsugi pottery?

Oh, of course. I love Kintsugi.

And you know what I love about Kintsugi,

I love how the artist

repairs the broken pottery with gold,

rendering a piece

that is even more valuable

than it was before it was broken.

- Exactly. Ah.

You know, and rather than trying to hide the damages,

Kintsugi highlights the repairs.

I mean, the imperfections are what make it beautiful.

Wow. I see someone was paying attention

in art history.

Oh... I did take it to impress a girl, so.

But if I'm being honest,

I guess I learned a thing or two.

I like you.

Look, I think you're a remarkable young man

- and I think you'll fit in-- Oh, thank you.

perfectly here at Grossman and Birch.

We'll be calling you soon,

but I am confident

I'll be seeing you here in New York once you graduate.

Thank you, sir. It has been so great getting to talk to you.

I look forward to hearing from you soon, all right?

All right. Talk soon.

All right. Well, that went well.

Bro, I think you pulled that off.

Yep. Only one more thing to do.

Porkchop, I have a task for you.

Whoa. Hey. Where's the nose?

- Come on. - Oh. Sorry, sir.

- Thank you. There you go.

- All right, porky. - Whoa. There it is.

- All right.

I'm gonna need you to order me a bottle of single malt

to Howard Grossman's office in New York.

Need something nice. Overnight it.

Permission to speak, sir.

- Granted. - Granted.

I'm not 21, sir.

Okay? Figure it out.

Sir, legally, I can't buy alcohol.

He said, figure it out, pledge.

He always looks so scared.

Why he look like he always gonna cry?

All right. Come on, pledges.

Delta Gamma will be here any second.

Chop-chop. The girls are on their way.

Here you go.

Ah, look, you can just throw the rest of that ice

at the upstairs bar.

There isn't an upstairs bar.

Oh, well, guess what? Build one.

man: Bro, you blooming maggot.

Ahhh! Whooo!

Oh. Man, I'm gonna miss this.

I'm gonna miss you, bro.

What am I gonna do next year when you're gone?

Tyler, you're gonna run this place, man.

Hey, maybe I'll pop in for a few parties

every now and then.

What, all the way from NYC?

Oh, and congrats on the new job.

It's--it's gotta feel good.

Yeah, man. It feels great.

It's everything I worked for, you know?

Yeah. Totally, bro.

Can I ask you something?

Do you think Stud Muffins is a good idea?

Yeah, man. Twenty-two grams of protein

in a delicious whole grain muffin is genius.

Yeah. Thanks, Gray. That means a lot.

I--I spent a lot of money on those shirts.

Boy, you did.

Well, come on. Let's celebrate.

- All right.

Now you know the drill.

Clink.

Mm. Mm.

Delta Gamma.

It's a little early though, huh?

Arrr!

Officer Montgomery.

Hey.

You know what, we're good on Girl Scout cookies.

Thanks for stopping by.

Ahoy there, mateys.

You're not throwing a party tonight, are you?

- Party? Oh. - Yeah--

I--I--no. Couldn’t be.

pirate pledge: So close to me, booty, we can almost taste it.

You know, that--that--we were--

we're studying for the musical.

- Musical. - We're a doing musical.

- We're doing a musical. - I love musicals.

Yeah.

- What's it called? - Oh.

- Pirates of Penn—Pennsyl--

- Pennsylvania. - Sounds fun.

Let's hear a little something from it.

- We are the pirates. - Pirates of the--

We are the pirates of the ship. -ship.

I don't need to remind you that your fraternity

is still on probation for another month.

- Yeah, no. - Tell you what.

I'm gonna go ahead and park a couple officers

- outside all night. - Oh, two.

Okay, so you might wanna call your friends over at Tri Delt

and tell them, “Gotta reschedule this here

- pirate party.” - Actually, it's Delta Gamma.

Okay, well, let's, no, just, no.

Hey... don't do anything stupid.

Good night.

All right, pledges, you heard her,

we can stop setting up.

Man. That sucks.

Yeah, Moose is right.

What are we supposed to do next?

We can actually study-

Shut it, Porkchop.

Hey. I spent 50 bucks on this costume.

That costume's fire, bro.

What a waste of a perfectly good Wednesday night.

Guys, come on.

When one door closes, we find another door, right?

- Come on. - Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yes. Okay. So we can't throw a party here tonight.

That's fine.

- We are Beta Alpha Delta. - all: Yeah!

That means our night never ends.

- all: Never. - Right?

- man: Hell, yeah. - That's right.

We could go to Whiskey Wednesday

at that new club on Fourth.

- Yes. - Yes. Yes.

I love that. Yes.

See, when life gives you lemons, what do you do?

You make a bourbon sour.

Hey. To a night we’ll never forget.

- Yeah. - Yeah. Yeah.

And a night we won't remember, boys!

Yeah!

Boys are on the way.

man: This is gonna be a dope night.

Whooo.

Guys, you don't need that here.

You're good. Go on in.

- Thank you, sir.

Yes. Bro, this is epic.

Dude, I know. It's like half nightclub,

- half rock concert. - Right.

Wonder where the bar is.

I don't know. Go find it.

Grayson! Grayson!

What? What? What?

Hey. I--I just have a weird feeling.

It's fine. Just go get us a few drinks.

I'm--I'm gonna talk to these girls.

Just do your thing.

Grayson! Grayson.

What? What?

I think it's a church.

This is not a church.

Jesus!

- It's a church. - Yeah. What do we do?

- Hey, go! - Wow. Wow.

Let's give it up to our amazing worship team, right?

So anointing. Come on.

All right. Y'all better have a seat.

Pop a squat if you got.

Oh, we're sitting.

No. We are not staying.

My name is Dallas,

and I'm the youth pastor here at Redemption,

but tonight is not about me.

No. Tonight is about Him. Right?

I'm preaching to somebody. Come on.

Right?

Who all is here at Redemption for the very first time?

First-time guests.

Yes. Yes. Amazing.

I just have one quick announcement.

We still need some more camp counselors

for our spring break overnight camp.

That's right.

Don't be shy. So if you're interested,

make sure you go to the sign-up sheet

in the back lobby with Becky over there.

All right. Well, without further ado,

I think we gotta pray.

- God. We love you so much. - Go, go, go.

Now, you are a good, good father.

I'm just praying off the dome here.

You love like a hurricane.

Okay? And I'm bending and I'm--I'm shaking.

Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Are you guys leaving?

No, no. We're just grabbing some fresh air.

- Some fresh air. Yeah. - Oh.

No. I totally get that.

Our worship can be pretty insane, right?

Not everybody can handle it.

I'm one of the camp counselors. I'm Becky. You are?

I'm Grayson. This is Tyler.

Tyler! Aren't you an answer to my prayers.

I...I am?

We're looking for more male counselors

for Camp Burning Bush.

I can guarantee you it will be the best week of your year.

What do you say? You want some more information?

You know, we're actually running out of time.

We're a little late, so let's just--we gotta go.

Thanks, Becky. Appreciate you.

- Oh, .

Oh.

There it is.

Heh. To a night we'll never forget.

And a night we won't remember.

Oh, man.

What happened last night, bro?

Ugh, I feel terrible.

Oh. Oh.

Tyler. Tyler. Tyler.

Morning, boys.

Take that stupid thing off your head.

You got anything to say for yourselves?

Uh... We're sorry.

Mm-hm. For...?

For...

Public intoxication,

destruction of school property, disturbing the peace.

- Should I keep going? - Okay, okay.

Officer Montgomery, those are outrageous accusations.

I mean, without any concrete evidence,

you cannot get us for any of those.

Excalibur must be freed.

I can't get it.

Okay, there you go. There you go.

Oh.

I dub thee Sir Tyler of Beta Alpha Delta.

One more!

Okay. Oh, oh. Not again.

officer: Security. Freeze!

Run! Run! Run!

I think we lost them.

This is crazy.

- Wow.

Hey, hey.

Have you lost weight? Because you look great.

- Oh, you can tell? - Yeah.

I look good?

- Mm.

Shut up.

You think expulsion is funny?

Wait. Expulsion, what?

Would you gentlemen like to see the other 17 videos you posted?

Kinda...

Okay. Officer Montgomery,

look, rather than allowing this mistake

to ruin our lives, let's make good out of it.

So like community service?

Well, I was thinking more like a donation

to the charity of your choice.

Okay. Oh, community service is great.

I mean, a day at a soup kitchen?

- Soup. - You know what?

Never mind.

No, no, no, no. We will do a hundred hours.

Okay. No, probably not a hundred

because that's a tad bit excessive.

- I like it.

How about 120 hours?

Um, okay. Just meet me in the middle here.

The judiciary board is gonna meet the Monday

after we get back from spring break.

If you boys have completed all 120 hours,

I'll drop the charges.

But that's in two weeks.

Yeah. Better get started.

Any questions?

Can I borrow a shirt?

I'll see what I can do.

Dude, how are we gonna get 120 hours in two weeks?

I don't know. Maybe we could foster a dog?

Is that--like, is that a real suggestion?

Just shut up and let me think.

Fine, I'll look for charities.

Bro.

No. Absolutely not. No.

Give me one good reason.

Yeah. I'll give you three.

One, I hate kids.

Two, I hate camping.

And three, we're not Christians.

Aw, this is minor details, bro.

It'll be easy.

We'll go swimming in the lake, we'll eat some s'mores,

and sing Christmas carols by the fire.

You are a complete moron.

Well, sorry, I just thought...

there's 24 hours in a day,

five days of camp, that's... that's one--

Wait, Tyler, that's 120 hours, all in one week.

Plus, we'll be getting hours while we're literally sleeping.

Sounds good, Becky. Yes.

Monday morning is absolutely perfect.

We look forward to meeting with him.

Okay. All right.

God bless.

Boom.

We have got an interview with the pastor.

- Let's go. - All right.

Tyler, in order to make this work,

we really gotta do our homework.

- Yeah. Okay. - We should go to church.

Sunday. Yes. We can't go to Redemption.

Obviously, we don't want any run-ins

with the camp staff, so--

- That's good thinking, bro. - Yeah.

Porkchop. Look up churches near me.

Permission to speak, sir?

- Yeah. - Granted.

All right. Westside Baptist Church.

No.

- United Methodist Church? - No. No. No.

It's gotta be one of those with a ridiculous one word name.

Lighthouse?

Perfect. Yes. Okay.

We go figure out how they do things,

study what they say, how they talk.

We gotta act nice. All Christians act overly nice.

Permission to stop cleaning, sir.

- No. - We'll blend right in.

My family went to church when I was little.

Trust me.

In my defense, we only used to go on Christmas and Easter.

Is that a coffee shop?

Looking good, brothers.

Are you guys missionaries?

- No. - Yeah.

Uh, okay. Well, praise God.

Well, Lighthouse, how we doing today?

One more time. How are we doing today?

My name is Zion. I am the lead pastor here.

But more importantly,

I've been married to that beautiful woman right there

for over 16 years

and she is only getting hotter. -

- Whooh! - All right. Relax, everybody.

We are married. It's fine.

Do you know how much I love you?

audience: Yes.

Not as much as Jesus, but I'm doing my best.

If your Bible's falling apart, chances are your life ain't.

Come on, so good.

Now church isn't a building, but I am excited to announce

the launch of our new campus.

Let's hear it.

I'm gonna be honest and vulnerable.

My life verse, that's easy.

33. You know it.

- I don't watch the news. - Yes.

I read the news.

The good news.

I have a heart for Africa.

And when God calls, are you gonna answer?

Or just send Him the voice mail?

Tim... Tebow.

Just go ahead and bow your heads.

If you feel the spirit calling on you right now,

go ahead and raise your hand.

Wow, there's so many hands going up in the room right now.

Wow. This is incredible.

So many hands.

Oh, shoot.

Okay. All right.

Oh. Hey, brother.

Didn't think you was gonna make it.

What are you wearing?

Oh, uh, this?

This is--this is trendy.

Those look like my little sister's pants.

- They are. - I'm gonna kill you.

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

Look at what you're wearing.

What is this, a job interview?

Yes! Tyler, that's exactly what this is.

Take off the ridiculous necklace.

Um, it's a giving key.

It says “brave”.

It should say idiot.

See you. Bye.

Dibs.

Um, guys. Hey. Hi.

Um, Pastor Tom's ready for you.

Hi, Tyler.

Hi.

I'm sorry to make you wait, boys.

Thank you. Thank you.

Peace be with you, Father.

You can just call me Tom.

Please. Let's just get to it, okay?

All right.

Tom, is that your wife up there?

It is. Been married 22 years.

Wow. You two make a great couple, sir.

- She's beautiful. - And she's only getting hotter.

Well, you both have very impressive resumes.

Tell me, have either of you worked with kids before?

Oh, yeah, of course.

Last year, I was a volunteer basketball coach

for the local middle school, so...

That's a great way to give back.

Yes, sir.

Tyler, how about you, you ever work with kids?

Oh! Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Um, well no, but I love kids a lot.

Not in a weird way though.

What's your giving key say?

Why, thanks for asking about my giving key, Tom.

Oh, “brave.” I like that.

Can you tell me a little bit about your walk, Tyler?

My walk? My walk is fast.

- Fast? - But not too fast.

Nah, his walk is steady.

- Steady. - Yeah. Yeah.

Okay. Well, that's--that’s good.

You know, some people say that a life of faith

isn't a sprint.

It's a marathon.

Grayson, do you agree?

I--I--I would say that.

Yes. Yeah, I agree. Yeah.

But, you know, I would also disagree in that

if you're going to run a race,

you should run as fast as you can.

Interesting answer.

Tyler, we--we should show Tom the video.

Oh, ye--yes. .

You gotta see that. It's--it's just incredible.

Now stand up and walk!

J-E-S-U-S! J-E-S-U-S! JESUS!

Wow, guys.

That is incredible. Ha-ha.

Faith really does move mountains, Tom.

Mm. Come on.

So good. So good.

Mm-hm.

You know, guys, I have to admit,

I was not sure what to expect when you walked in here.

But, well, you actually kinda remind me of myself

when I was younger.

Thank you, sir. That means so much.

And, Tom, listen,

I'm gonna be honest and vulnerable with you.

You know, I think both of us really agree

that we just feel a calling to be counselors at this camp.

I mean, serving others is just what we do.

After all, Tom,

every morning we wake up and we ask ourselves...

“What would Jesus do?”

Uh, I got you.

Listen, boys.

Where are your guys' permission slips?

Just kidding. I'm Dallas.

You must be Tyler and Grayson. Ha-ha.

Here are your camp tees.

Pretty cool. Right?

Designed them myself.

Philip, over here.

Oh. Hi, boys.

Hope you brought your water bottles

because I would hate for you to get thirsty

on this trip, Tyler.

All right, youth leaders.

Let's get the rest of these bags on the bus,

and then it is all aboard. Choo-choo.

Hey, let me give you a hand with this.

Oh, thank you.

You know what? That's a little heavy.

I'm gonna let you take that.

Wow. What a gentleman.

Yeah. This is more my speed.

- Oh. - I'm Grayson.

Jenna.

You know, if you're just gonna take the pillows,

maybe your friend can come give me a hand.

Him? No.

You do not want his help. He lifts with his back.

It's a recipe for disaster.

Mm. He seems to be doing fine.

You know what? Let me help you with this bag.

Thank you.

I'm gonna stick with the pillows.

I take it you're one of our new counselors?

No. No. I'm a camper, actually.

- Oh, really? - Yeah, really.

I'm just tall for my grade.

You know, the doctor says I'm gonna be, like, eight feet.

- Is that so?

Yeah. You are so pretty.

- Wow. Um, that was really-- - Honest?

I was going to say forward.

Yeah. I I--I kinda just came out.

I mean, you are very, very beautiful, though.

Hey, Jenna.

Could you please help Becky

get the rest of the kids on the bus?

Oh, sure thing, Dad.

Nice to meet you, Grayson.

Thank you.

Make sure you lift with your legs there, son.

We wouldn't want any of our leaders getting hurt.

Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

Yeah. I--I will literally lift with my leg.

Yeah.

I'll see you on the bus.

Yeah.

Hey, sorry about my dad.

He can be a little protective.

Nah, didn't even notice. Is this seat taken?

Oh, actually, we're supposed to sit

with one of the campers. Abby's just in the bathroom.

Okay. Let me see if I can find your guy.

Oh, there he is.

His name is Patrick.

Patrick. You're gonna love him.

He's just the biggest ball of energy.

Ha-ha. Just perfect.

Hi. I'm Patrick.

You wanna hear me make fart noises with my legs?

Okay. Do wanna play the question game?

- Not really-- - Okay. I'll go first.

Would you rather be a dog with no legs

or a fish with no fins? Okay.

Would you rather smell like a foot or look like a foot?

No. Wait. I've got another one.

What if you had no eyes--

Okay, so, Tyler, your guy is right there.

- Shadow. - Okay.

Um... uh... what's your favorite number?

Okay. Wait. I've got another one.

- Would you rather, um-- - What's up, man?

smell like an onion or pepperoni?

- Okay. Wait. What? - What you playin’?

- You never heard of it. - Try me.

Parking space with no parking zone or parking up--

Lone State chapter one.

Mm. Did you make it past the zombie army

- on the old Alton Bridge yet? - Not yet.

Let me show you then, man.

Is everyone excited for camp?

Is everyone excited for camp?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's incredible.

On the first day that this camp opened,

the founders lit a very special torch

to symbolize Christ as the light of the world.

The founders' flame has been passed down

from generation to generation,

from torch to torch for a hundred years.

And the flame they lit that day

is the very same flame you see burning right there today.

So that each and every one of you

is part of that special tradition.

How awesome is that? Come on.

That is cool.

And as most of you know, the camp always comes to a close

with the Everything Dance Skit.

This tradition has been around for 40 years,

and I remember the first time I saw it.

I was sitting right down there.

I was your age, and I was with my camp leader.

Oh-ho-ho.

That is the dinner bell,

which means it's time to eat.

But before we head up there,

would someone mind praying for us?

Tyler, how about you?

Huh?

Would you mind praying for us, please?

Sure. Sure. Yeah.

Our Father...

Out loud?

Oh, out loud. I--yes, out loud. Uh-huh.

As a matter of fact, come on up here.

Come on.

Oh.

Our father, who does art in heaven,

hello be your name.

Thy kingdom come,

thy will-- thy will be done on, uh--

Everybody now.

On earth as it is in heaven.

Excuse me there.

That went pretty well.

- Does art in heaven? - It was close.

You're unbelievable.

You better not blow this for us.

Grayson, wait up. Hey, guys.

- Hey. - What's up?

Tyler, you were about to go look for Shadow, weren't you?

I don't know. I'm pretty sure he's headed to dinner.

Uh, yeah. Yep. I was.

Shadow. Yep.

Sorry about him.

He's a little excited to be here.

He's hilarious. You guys seem really close.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I pulled him under my wing

back in his freshman year,

and we've just kind of been best friends ever since.

- So what's up? - Oh, right.

I wanted to let you know that skit rehearsals

are tomorrow at seven a.m.

Oh, okay. Yeah. Sounds good.

Okay.

- Wait. Why? - Oh, that Everything Skit

is Patrick's favorite part of the camp.

Usually, it's just the counselors who do it,

but I figured it would mean a lot to him

if he could help out,

so I'm gonna make him assistant director.

Oh, so I guess that makes me the director.

No. That makes you the assistant

to the assistant director, which makes me the director.

So I'm--I'm the assistant to the assistant?

- Mm-hm. - Got it.

Seven a.m. Don't be late.

Well, hello there, everyone. I'm Craig and this is...

Meg!

And we are your Certified Morale Booster.

Yeah!

We're just two fun loving people from...

Minnesota.

Here to get your morals. Toong! Toong!

- Let's go. - What do you say, Craig?

I think that's a great idea, Meg.

And a great way to do that

is to use these golden pipes of ours

and sing at the top of our lungs.

Did you say sing?

This is a repeat after me song.

A what?

A repeat after me song.

Three, two, one.

The alligator is my friend.

And he can be yours too.

- And he can be yours too. - And he can be yours too.

If only you would understand.

That he’s got feelings too.

- That he’s got feelings too. - That he’s got feelings too.

Yeah!

Great. Give it up for yourselves!

Yeah, come on.

Pick up the antidote.

I can't pick up the antidote.

Well, just go to the left, okay?

And turn right.

Yeah. Hold on.

Oh, yeah.

No. Sorry, boys.

No electronic devices.

What? Come on, man.

He was just about to get the cure.

Okay. Well, you can get the cure

at the end of the week, all right?

That's right, boys.

No phones, tablets, e-Bibles, nothing.

Wait. I can keep my phone though, right?

Gray daddy. Leaders lead. Right?

That's why we're called leaders.

So, no, you can't keep your phone.

You know where you can put it though?

In the lock boxes like everyone else.

Becky, you silly goose.

But soft!

What light through yonder window breaks?

It is the East, and Juliet is the sun.

See, how she leans her cheek upon that hand!

Oh, that I was a glove upon that hand,

so that I might touch that cheek.

Dallas, off the stage.

Well, Shakespeare himself said

“All the world's a stage” so technically...

Yes ma'am.

Alright, everyone. Why don't we get started?

Now, I've already assigned everyone their roles

and responsibilities. Patrick, you--

Nice of you to join us.

Oh, sorry I'm late.

I didn't know you were start right at seven.

Patrick, you are going to be assistant director.

- What? Really? - Yup.

I have some really important tasks for you.

Dallas, you are gonna be our stage manager.

All right! Let there be light. Right?

And of course, you guys are gonna be our dancers

like last year.

Okay, everyone, on your feet. Let's start warming up.

Patrick, you and Grayson go through the costume box

and plot everything on this list, okay?

Hey, how long is this gonna go?

Do I have time to go grab a coffee?

Okay, everyone, from the top.

Ooo, cookies.

You want me to grab you something.

No, no, I'm good.

She is fearfully and wonderfully made,

am I right?

What?

Let me give you some advice about her.

She's not really in a season to be pursued right now.

- Oh, okay. - Yeah.

Told me so herself.

Today?

Yeah. Well, more like over the last two years.

Repeatedly.

You just gotta respect a girl

who's so committed to seeking Jesus first.

But that is a land flowing with milk and honey.

Am I right?

I'm--I’m sorry, did you want some coffee?

Are you asking me on a coffee date?

What? No, I was just asking if you wanted--

- No? - No, yeah.

No, Tyler, obviously. That was a joke.

Hey, so like don't think this is weird or anything, right?

But I was doing my listening prayer

and God gave me this image of a tree.

And then He showed me a second giant beautiful tree,

and their roots were just intertwined down there,

and it made them actually just one big tree.

And then He told me you were my husband.

Okay, campers.

For our next activity,

I'm gonna need one lucky leader's help

because it's time for a counselor makeover.

Alright. I've got all the leaders' names

in this bowl, and I'm not looking.

And our lucky leader for the day is...

- What did you just say?

Grayson.

Grayson. Come on up here.

No, I’m good. I’m good.

- man: Whooh! - Grayson.

Grayson. Grayson. Grayson.

Grayson. Grayson. Grayson.

For our last pick, hm... Patrick.

- Yes! - What?

A...great pick, Becky. Go us.

That was a close one. You almost had Isaiah.

We wouldn't have even been on the same team.

Let’s go. Let’s go.

Well, that could be the difference

- between us winning and losing. - Right.

Grayson, it's not about winning,

it’s about having fun.

- Yeah! - And that’s we’re gonna do.

We’ll go down in history!

team blue: We’ll go down in history!

Team Blue will take the victory!

- Team Blue! - other kids: Team Blue!

Okay, look. Becky, if it’s not about winning,

then we wouldn't care about capturing the flag.

We wouldn't be keeping score. But we are keeping score,

so we do care about winning, right?

Yeah!

Yeah, not with Patrick on our team.

You should have picked Isaiah.

- I'll be right back. - Mm-hm.

That's not cool, dude.

Patrick, come on, man.

Who cares what those guys think?

Go away.

Look, Patrick, kids are mean.

I mean they're gonna make fun of you for anything they can.

Okay.

This is a repeat after me song.

I said, this is a repeat after me song.

Patrick is awesome.

Patrick is awesome.

He is my friend.

He is my friend.

And I've got his back.

And I've got his back.

Oh.

Hey, follow me.

Ah! I think if they're not back in the next 58 seconds

they forfeit. Right?

Just saying.

Fifty-five, 54, 53, 52, fifty--

Pstt...

Becky, I'm right here. Just tell me.

Just--just tell me.

Okay. There's three people,

and we have to go around them to get the flag.

- Thanks for the update. - You're welcome.

I have a plan.

Attack!

Oh, no.

...taaack!

Is this even legal?

All is fair in love and war, Tyler.

Love and war.

Oh. Sorry.

Our jail is back that way.

You can, go ahead and hand me the flag.

What flag?

Alright. Here we go.

On our way out.

Yep. We will see you guys in a little bit.

Thank you. Alright.

Have a good one.

Ay-yi-yi. Okay.

Hello.

Hey, Grayson. It's Howard.

I got the Scotch.

You certainly will fit in around here.

We'll send over the paperwork next week.

Then once we get that back from you,

you're just a background check away

from being good to go here at Grossman and Birch.

Congrats, Grayson.

Okay. Okay. This is great.

man : Hey yo, Graydawg!

We miss you, bro! Vegas is crazy.

The moose is loose, baby!

Don’t worry, we'll throw a party

when we’re all back!

Hey, how are the chicks at church camp?

I wanna know. Who are you?

Let’s see here

What up, boys?

Hope you guys aren't having too much fun without me.

By the way, there is one girl here

who is a legit 10 out of 10. I mean an absolute--

- Whatcha doing? - Oh, hello.

Nothing. Nothing. Just...

You're not supposed to be on your phone.

- Maybe I should go tell Dallas. - Oh, okay. No, no, no, no, no.

You could, but then that would make you a tattletale.

And you know, no one likes a tattletale, right?

Yeah, but that makes you a tattletale

because no one likes you.

Okay, listen kid.

If you think you're gonna walk all over me this week,

you got another thing coming for you.

So if I were you, I'd go ahead

and just keep that little 10-year-old mouth shut, okay?

- I'm 12. - Oh, great.

Then let's start acting like it, yeah?

Come on, let's go. We're late for dinner.

I said let's go. Come on.

Chug, chug, chug, chug, chug, chug!

Yeaaahhh!

Hey. Yo. G-man.

Just wrapped up my daily Ds.

You know how it be.

There's just nothing better

than quiet time on top of a mountain

with the king of kings. Am I right? Shebloink.

Oh, totally. Yeah.

- Hey, Dallas. - Hey, bud.

Dope shirt. Yeah.

Listen, Patrick, I gotta have a quick little chatski

with the Gray-doggy here, so maybe you can...

help Jenna with those props, huh?

- Okay. - Awesome.

What's up, Dallas?

You tell me.

I don't think there's anything to tell you.

Sure about that?

I'm onto you.

- You are? - Oh, yeah. Big time.

You might--you might think that you could fool

Pastor Tom and Jenna.

No one's gonna pull a wool over this sheep's eyes, okay?

- Dallas-- - Stop.

Just admit it,

you're falling for Jenna.

Oh, that.

Yeah. Dude, no.

We--we're--we are just friends.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.

Tell me something, all right?

Man to man.

Are you and Jenna...

talking?

Talking?

Yes, talking.

We--I mean, we've--we've talked.

- Sure. Yeah.

I knew it.

Yeah, I knew it.

Fine. That's great.

Well, have you had a DTR?

To find the relationship?

I just wanna make sure that you're guarding her heart.

Yeah. Of course. Yes. It's guarded.

Okay. Good.

You know, because you can't stop a girl from falling,

but you can keep her from stumbling.

Hey. Sniffing when I'm stepping in?

I think I am. Yep.

Great.

Good. Whooh. Awesome.

Oh, Gray daddy, I am praying for you.

Not right now.

Gotta go be a manager,

stage manager, but still important.

- Yeah. - And I'm needed. So... okay.

Okay, everybody, it's looking good.

Don't forget that these are going home to your parents

or you can give it to somebody you love.

Let's put some effort into it, yeah?

Tucker! Seriously, hands to yourself.

Thank you.

Do you like it?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's--that's-- that's great, bud.

Is that you and your dad?

I don't have a dad.

It's you and me.

Oh wow. That's, um...

that's really nice, Patrick.

What'd you paint, Shadow?

Darkness.

Well, you nailed it.

Absolutely nailed it. Come on.

Okay. Whenever you guys are ready,

bring them up here so we can get them glazed.

Just set them right there.

No!

Tucker, what is your problem, dude?

It was just an accident.

It's ruined.

Patrick, have you ever heard of Kintsugi?

- No. - Okay.

Well, it's this art form

that takes broken pottery, and they repair it.

They glue it all together with gold.

And you know what the result is?

I don't know.

Pottery is even more precious than it was before.

In fact, it's actually all these little cracks

that make it so beautiful.

So here's what we're gonna do.

We're gonna take this mug, and we're gonna fix it together,

and it's gonna be even better

than if it was never broken at all.

Okay?

Okay.

Alright. Come on. Let's pick up the pieces.

And the storm is just raging.

I mean, the wind is howling.

The waves are crashing on the deck of the boat,

and the disciples, they're like, “Whoa. Whoa.”

And they wake him up. "Jesus. Jesus."

Now does he look at them and growl,

"Why did you wake me up?"

- No. - No way.

No. He calmly asks them, "Why are you afraid,

O you of little faith?"

You see, the Bible, it doesn't promise us

no more storms. No.

The Bible promises us that we have a savior

so that when those storms do come,

he will bring us peace.

Now can I get an amen on that?

kids: Amen.

Alright. We're gonna take the next few minutes

and--and have a time of worship together,

and--and as we do, I want every single one of you

to take a pen and write down a lie

that you've been believing about yourself.

And when you're ready,

you can bring it down and throw that in the fire.

Because there's something special that takes place

when we bring those hidden things into the light.

It's almost like they lose power over us.

So whatever you're carrying right now,

go ahead and bring it into the light.

Grayson. Hey, Grayson.

Bro. Hey.

I've been thinking and...

we've gotta come clean, bro.

- What? - No. No. No.

Hear me out. It's like they were saying.

If--if--if there's darkness, uh--no, no.

Wait, wait. If--if things are in the darkness,

it--it will--it--what the-- what's--I don't know.

It sounded better when the singer guy was saying it.

- Okay. Listen to me. - But--

You do not, under any circumstances,

say a word about this, okay?

Okay, I just think it would be--

No, no, no. Tyler. Don't be an idiot here.

You say something, we get kicked out.

You hear me?

Yeah. I hear you loud and clear.

All right.

Great rehearsal today, everyone.

Tonight is the night,

so just enjoy the rest of your day

and be back here 07:30 sharp for the big show.

Okey-dokey. That's enough gang.

What’s got you all smiley?

- Hey. - The skit.

Aren't you excited?

Uh, pumped.

Hey, Patrick, why don't you take off?

I'm gonna hang out for a second. Okay?

- Okay. - Alright.

Hey, hey. Johnny.

Hey, didn't your dad ever teach you

not to bite your nails?

Uh, bad habit, I know.

- No, let me see. - No, Grayson, stop.

No, no, no. Let me see. It can't be that bad.

Grayson, I said stop!

Jenna, I--I'm sorry. I was--I was just kidding.

It’s fine. It's just embarrassing.

You should go.

I--I have things I need to finish here.

Okay.

Jenna. Jenna.

You got a sec?

Not really, Dallas.

Oh, perfect. Okay.

Scooch over a bit.

Okay. Look.

I'm not here to judge anybody,

but I do feel like I need to warn you about Grayson.

Warn me about what?

There's something off with him, Jenna.

He's hiding something, and I don't know what it is,

but I don't think he's as close to the Lord

as he says that he is.

And I overheard him and Tyler talking,

and they were saying something about--

Wait. You were spying on them?

Yes. No. No, no, no, no.

I was going on my nightly prayer walk,

and I overheard one of them say,

“Oh, they'd get kicked out if we knew.”

Something.

Okay. And what does this have to do with me?

Jenna, I don't want you to get hurt.

You deserve better.

I think I can judge that by myself,

but thank you, Dallas.

Okay. Well, just be careful.

He is not who you want him to be.

What's bugging you?

Nothing.

I saw you at breakfast. You only had two helpings.

I can't really talk about it.

Tyler, I know who you really are.

What? You do?

Yeah, bro.

You're a nerd.

I mean, on the surface, you act like this big, cool guy,

but deep down, you’re actually kind of a dork.

Wait. What? No. I'm not.

And for some reason,

you act a lot dumber than you actually are.

I mean, no idiot would have known

how to get past the zombie army on the old Alton Bridge.

So why do you put on this mask of someone you're not?

When I was in high school, I was just like this scrawny kid

who was really into baking, you know?

Yeah.

And when I got to college,

I leaned into being the funny, crazy guy,

and people treated me differently

because I was the life of the party.

And as more people saw me as the cool guy,

more I acted like him.

Then--

You couldn't tell the difference

between the real you and this character?

Yeah.

How do you know all this about me?

You're not the only one wearing a mask.

You're one deep little dude, Shadow.

Can I ask you something?

Go ahead.

Your real name isn't Shadow, right?

- It's Finn. - Mm. Finn.

Not dark enough for you.

Well, I dig it. Finn.

Hey, Tyler.

Sup?

Thanks for making this camp fun for me.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Tyler.

Tyler. Tyler.

Hey, Shadow. Have you seen Tyler?

Nope. Sorry.

That's so weird because someone just told me

he was at the dock.

Okay. Well, if you see him,

will you tell him that I'm saving him

a seat next to me for the skit?

Sure.

Tyler?

Good stuff.

I come with a peace offering.

Thank you.

I picked them myself.

I can tell.

Well, I didn't know what to do with such short notice, so.

Mm.

- Well, here he comes. - Who?

Smooth Grayson.

Smooth Grayson?

Yes. Every time you're about to be cool,

you get a serious look on your face.

Like this.

Well, this was fun. See you.

I'm--I'm--I'm kidding.

Kind of.

Pouring one out for you guys.

Yeah. Go, go, go, go.

So, wanna play the question game?

You sound like Patrick.

Who do you think taught him?

Okay. You go first.

Okay. Um...

when did you first start following Jesus?

Whoa, starting off with the heavy hitters, huh?

Let's do something a little easier,

like, um... favorite food.

Fine, okay. Let's meet in the middle.

How about favorite birthday ever?

Oh, wow, that's tough.

Um...

eleventh.

You?

Wait, why was it your favorite?

That wasn't the question.

Well, it is now. Why was it your favorite?

No. Pass.

- You can't pass. - I just did.

And what is your favorite birthday, Jenna?

Fine. Uh...

- sixteenth. - Hm.

My parents bought me this...

- 1998 Honda Civic. - Wow.

It was a piece, but I loved it.

You know, you do kinda strike me

as the girl that would name her car.

Are there people who don't?

- Wait. What did you name it? - Rupert.

Of course.

- Wow.

Okay. Now--now I wanna know the why.

Okay. Um... well, I hit the game winning double

in my Little League championship game.

- Mm. Of course you did. - Yeah.

Ripped that right up left field line and...

yeah, I just remember my dad running up to home plate

and just scooping me up in his arms,

and... I don't know,

I think that's just the most proud I've ever seen him.

Are you two close?

Ah, no. Not really.

I'm sorry.

No, it's fine. What about you?

You and your dad seem close.

Yeah. No, we--we are.

But?

It's just my dad's this larger than life guy,

and living in his shadow can be tough at times.

I sometimes struggle with how much of my faith

is based on what I believe

and how much of it is because it's what he believes.

Does that make sense?

Yeah.

You know, my dad always put such a huge emphasis on success

that success just meant everything.

And, you know, I think it kinda shaped me into who I am.

And who are you, Grayson?

You know, I think I'm still trying to figure that out.

Are you hiding something?

What? No. No.

Why--why do you ask that?

Nothing. Never mind. It's just--

No, it's just what?

It's just Dallas might have mentioned

a conversation he overheard.

Okay, I think Dallas is making things up

because he's jealous.

Oh, is that so?

And what might he be jealous of?

Us.

I hope I'm not interrupting.

No. No. We're, uh, we're just--

I was showing her these flowers

- and I just picked them. - Cool.

Yeah. Club's starting, so...

- Oh. Gotta go. - Yes. Yeah.

- Thanks. - Gotta go.

- Okay. - All right. Thank you.

After you.

Uh, Grayson. Quick question.

We really should get going to the clubhouse.

It'll be quick.

Are your ancestors from Greece?

Uh, Dallas, I'm really not in the mood for this right now.

Because I'm still trying to figure out why you and Tyler

were wearing togas on campus.

: Go, go, go, go.

Okay, that doesn't prove anything.

Yeah. No, you're right.

But it didn't take long for me

to find about 10 other unflattering videos.

- -

That was smart that you changed your account to private.

Tyler did not get the memo.

Let's just say that this paints a very vivid picture

of the real Grayson.

See you out there.

Dallas, we need to talk.

About what?

You know about what.

Have you said anything to anyone?

Grayson, I know this skit isn't important to you,

but it is to Jenna, all right,

so maybe let's have this conversation after.

Yeah?

Grayson, where have you been? I need to get the props ready.

Come on, I need your help.

I don't have time for this.

Do you know where Tyler is?

I can't find my measuring tape.

Grayson, do you know where it--

Grayson! Grayson!

Just figure it out, Patrick.

Oh.

Sorry.

I'll just ask Jenna for it.

Patrick.

Tyler. Tyler. Come here.

What?

Dallas knows.

- He what? - He knows.

He found out because of your stupid public Instagram,

- you idiot. - Hey, don't touch me.

No. No. No. This is all your fault.

How is this my fault?

How are we doing, Camp Burning Bush?

Yeah. Yes.

In a few moments,

we are going to experience something very special.

The Everything Skit has been the grand finale

of this camp for decades,

and this year is going to be the best one yet

because we are celebrating our one hundredth anniversary.

: How is this all my fault?

: We wouldn't even be in this mess

if you hadn't suggested we do a million hours

of community service.

And whose idea was it

to come to this stupid camp in the first place?

Now everyone's gonna know

that we're lying about being Christians.

: You know what, Grayson?

I'm done with you.

Don't--don't walk away from me.

Hey, I said don't touch me.

Everybody back up, back up.

Back away from the stage.

It’s gonna burn!

So what'd you want to talk to us about?

Oh, is this funny to you?

Because somebody could have been seriously hurt.

I wanted to help you out, give you a shot,

and you completely blew it.

So when'd you figure it out?

Well, Tyler here bowed first thing in the interview.

You didn't think that was a dead giveaway?

And don't sit there like Slick Rick either.

“Faith really does move mountains, Tom.”

Then why'd you even let us come here in the first place?

When I said that you guys reminded me of me

when I was younger, it wasn't a compliment.

When I was a little older than you,

about 25, 26,

I was in a bad place.

And one night, I heard a voice.

And that voice said, “Tom, this is not who you are.

You are going to change your life.”

And I didn't know who, what,

or where that voice came from,

but I knew it was right.

I knew it.

And so the next morning, I sat down with my best friend,

and he said something I will never forget.

"Every man that walks into a brothel

is searching for God."

And I realized

I'd been searching for God,

but I'd been looking in all the wrong places.

On the outside, I was the life of the party,

but on the inside, I was a total mess.

Pack your bags, boys.

You're done here.

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...all the rules. Thank you. Thank you.

Can we get some real competition?

Also, this is gonna get a little more.

This is the game right here.

Hey, what's up, boys?

Bring back any hotties from Jesus Camp?

Hey. Hey. Hey. Okay. This is game.

Ready? Ready?

This is game, actually.

I don't know, man.

Maybe we could grab a few hours volunteering somewhere else.

all: Drink, drink, drink, drink.

I know there's a few soup kitchens downtown we could hit,

but...

I don't know if Montgomery's gonna give us those hours

we did do at camp or not, so let's see.

It's over, Grayson.

It's not over, Tyler.

Look, I'm--I'm not gonna be expelled.

I can't be expelled. Okay?

What, you think I'm still gonna get this job

if I get kicked out of school? -You ruined camp, Grayson.

We trashed the skit, we crushed Patrick and Finn,

and all you're worried about is being golfing buddies

with some rich dudes in New York?

What else do you want me to do, Tyler, sell muffins?

Waste my money on dumb t-shirts?

I thought you said it was a good idea.

That's just because I felt sorry for you.

Wow.

Grayson! Grayson! Grayson! Grayson! Grayson!

Grayson! Grayson! Grayson! Grayson!

Aahh!

You're my best friend, you know that?

Yeah.

- Bestie for the restie-- - Gimme, gimme, gimme.

Guys, I'm gonna need your help.

Vince, do you still have that party bus connect?

Yeah, of course.

I'm gonna need one, and gather the guys.

Moose, you still have all those Garden of Eden costumes?

- Duh. - Okay, grab them.

Porkchop, I'm gonna need all the tools you can grab,

and then wood.

We're gonna need a lot of wood. -Where am I gonna get wood?

Vince/Grayson: Figure it out!

Thanks, guys.

You know what, Moose?

Actually, I'm gonna need those curtains.

Cool. Hey, will you also been needing my pillowcases?

They match.

No. Has anybody seen Tyler?

- No. - I haven't seen him.

All right, thanks.

Tyler. Hey dude.

You've been sitting out here all night?

I didn't feel like being at the house.

You were right.

I've just been thinking about me.

I've been doing that for a long time, actually.

Look, I'm putting myself first

and putting everyone else second.

What I'm trying to say is I'm...

I'm sorry.

What? Can you say that again?

I didn't get that last part.

It must be the poor acoustics in the quad or something.

I'm sorry, Tyler.

Grayson Fuller.

Are you actually apologizing to me?

Hey, look, dude, you know I'm not good

at this whole apology thing, but I need you, Tyler.

I need my best friend.

Can you please forgive me?

Hey, lovebirds.

You wanna get a room or you wanna get on the bus?

Graydawg, it’s starting to smell weird in here.

- Come on, let's go. - We have to hurry.

Hey, can we roll down the windows in here?

Where are we going?

Come on.

I'm sorry, buddy. He let us all down.

Yeah.

Hey. We can still have fun together, right?

Yeah. Sure, Dallas.

Hey, yo.

You guys are going the wrong way.

Dallas, did you know they changed the bag drop site?

This is amazing.

Who did all this?

Grayson.

Tyler.

What are you doing here?

Tom, we realized we messed up.

We wanted to come back to make it right.

And to say we're sorry for lying

and for ruining the skit

and for almost burning down the camp.

And Patrick,

I let you down, man.

You're a good dude,

and I just want you to know that you've impacted me,

and I'm grateful for that.

But the thing is, we were in trouble,

and I didn't want to lose out on a job

because that was the most important thing to me.

Because I believed that one day,

if I reached the top,

I'd be happy.

Just, uh...

look, I think--I think what I'm trying to say is, uh--

We are all walking into a brothel.

What's a brothel?

Oh, it's just a building filled with--

Metaphors.

It's a building full of metaphors.

Metaphors for...

for the things that are trying to replace God in our lives.

Come on.

So good. So good.

Anyways, we ruined a very special skit last night.

And we built a new stage with the help of our boys.

bros: To the man!

- I love you. - Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!

I love you.

Tom, if it's okay with you, we'd love to see that skit.

Well...

what do you say, Jenna?

I say...

let's do it.

Dancers?

You know, you're alright, kid.

You wanna go outside and play tag?

- Sure. - Hey, Finn.

I know, I know.

Is there something different about Becky?

Never mind. It just--must be the lighting.

Not bad, Grayson.

Not bad.

Thanks, Dallas.

- I love you, man. - Okay. Thanks, buddy.

Well, aren't you full of surprises?

Thank you for everything you did today.

It meant a lot to the kids. And me.

It was the least we could do.

But I don't know why you were so nervous about all this.

I mean, it was beautiful, Jenna.

Thank you.

Jenna, I--I just wanna say I'm so sorry.

It's okay. Well, maybe not okay, but...

- Yeah. - I do forgive you.

Good. I know I have a ways to go.

Yeah, that's fair.

Because I mean, like...

It’s fine but I love... That was really fun.

I think this is this year.

- Yeah. - Yeah, that would be fun.

I'm gonna go find Patrick.

Grayson.

We could grab a coffee?

Are you asking me on a coffee date?

- Maybe. - Wow.

I hear that's pretty serious in the Christian world.

Okay. Calm down.

or you're gonna be bumped down to group game night.

No, no, no. Coffee.

- I'll take coffee. - Sorry to interrupt but--

you guys gotta come get Tyler.

We're getting married!

- Tyler! - Becky!

Wow. Wow. Come on.

Let's give it up to our amazing worship team.

Yeah. Got some legends up here.

And let's give it up to our amazing God.

Right?

That's right.

Well, my name is Dallas

and I am the youth pastor here at Redemption.

We still need some more counselors

for our summer missions trip to...

Cancun.

That's right. Cancun.

Absolutely not. No.

But soft! What light through yonder window breaks?

It is the east, and Juliet is the sun.

Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon,

who is already sick and pale with grief,

that thou her maid, art far more fair than she.

Be not her maid, since she is envious.

Her vestal ivory is but sick and green,

and none but fools do wear it; cast it off.

It is my lady, oh, it is my love.

- Dallas! - Oh, that she knew she were.

She speaks, yet she says nothing.

What of that?

Her eye discourses; I will answer it.

I am too bold,

'tis not to me she speaks.

Two of the faint stars in all the heaven,

having some business, do entreat her eyes

to twinkle in their spheres till they return.

What if her eyes were there, they in her head?

The brightness of her cheek would shame those stars,

as daylight doth a lamp; so her eyes in heaven,

as through an airy region would stream so bright

that birds would sing and think it were not night.

See, as she leans her cheek upon that hand!

Oh, that I was a glove upon that hand,

so that I might touch that cheek.

I've always wanted to be Romeo,

but alas, I'm always the comedic relief, so...