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Previously, on the summer, I tried to pretty.

I couldn't be alone with her.

I wouldn't be able to keep it in.

Keep what in?

That I... loved her.

We just got to keep doing what we're doing.

They'll come around.

It's been two weeks, Chair.

Which leaves us six weeks until the wedding.

It's gonna take more than coffee runs to get your dad on board with this wedding.

I found the dress.

But my mom didn't come.

I won't be a part of it.

I will not be at the wedding.

Find that I will leave so you don't have to watch me do anything anymore!

Come?

Are you guys just here for the weekend?

I was thinking... staying here for a little while.

So are you gonna be my best man or not?

Wow, really?

I'll be back before you know it.

I promise.

How are we supposed to do this without both of our mom?

Vermont knows like 10 grand.

I'm not going to New York anymore.

I heard Jared has a second best man now.

Happy belated birthday.

Thank you!

Of course.

What have I done?

It's been a weekend.

I can't stop replaying it in my mind.

What if I like to be that close to her again?

It was like being hit by a fucking thunderbolt.

It's a lot easier when I don't have to look at her.

Hey!

Morning?

Hey!

Are you doing up there?

I'll just... Oh!

Shit!

Sorry!

No, it's all good.

It's all good.

I have another one.

Thank you.

I'm gonna... Hey, dad, what's going on?

Good.

I'm doing some work on the roof right now.

What's up?

Whoa, what?

Work on the roof.

Do you want me to call someone out there?

No, I got it, dad.

Okay, all right.

Look, I just want to check in with you on the whole Billy Jour wedding situation.

Have either of them said anything to you?

No, it's not really my business.

But we both agree it's a little absurd.

I don't know if I'd say absurd, dad.

I mean, they love each other.

Connie, you can't possibly think this is a good idea.

Doesn't matter if I think it's a good idea or you think it's a good idea.

Third decision.

You really don't think there's anything I can do to put a stop to it?

You'll lose him if you try.

Like I lost you.

I used to want to be just like him.

Football, school.

I worked really hard to be someone he could be proud of.

He was my hero.

Until I found out who he really was.

God, right?

Yeah, I gotta go, dad.

I just have to stay away from her until the wedding.

And then she'll be my brother's wife.

And I won't think of her that way again.

Hey, hey, sorry.

I didn't know my dad was coming to the office

today because the fourth, but he's here.

So I need to be here for at least an hour.

Are you serious?

I woke up before dawn so we could beat holiday traffic.

Should have made your house take the bus.

Steve is not coming.

He's on his way to New York for the weekend.

Okay?

Like I hear where he is.

Sorry, you wasted a cute outfit.

Okay, you can still take the bus.

You want to take the bus?

Hey, I'm very appreciative.

Okay.

Well, I'm doing it for your girl's happiness.

Have you talked with her?

She freaking out.

Budgeting is so stressful.

I never thought I'd hear a fish or boy talk about budgets.

This is fun.

Look, she has a lot on her plate right now, but she'll be okay once we get to cousins.

But also, you're our bitch this weekend.

Hope you know that.

You said Stephen left town.

You said he was in New York.

Well, I guess you heard my dad.

dad was in the office.

Just ship Roy, one of you.

Denise, she and Stephen are always fighting over who's the outfit, the office.

Well, they both know it's not you.

Okay, yeah, I'm going to get far, far away from wherever this is about to beat me.

What are you doing here?

She's giving me your ride to cousins.

I'll text you later.

Okay, I'll be a Duncan.

All right.

You're here going to cousins.

Yeah, Billy and I are going to knock out a bunch of wedding planning.

Nice.

Nice.

How have you been?

I've been good.

Good?

And thanks for helping out with my mom.

How'd you do it?

I mean, you know, how'd you come up with the money?

Only fans, duh.

Oh.

I'm joking.

I would have supported you.

Either way, I'm a thing.

I'm a fan.

Not your only best.

You used the money you would say for New York, didn't you?

Speak of the devil.

See you at Billy's bridal shower?

God, yeah, though I have to.

Don't be a dick.

Hey,

are you guys on the road?

Okay, don't kill me.

But I can't make it to cousins this weekend.

Taylor, I need you.

I don't know what I'm doing.

I know.

I know.

I'm so sorry.

Our salon inspection got moved to today.

My mom said that she'd be fine doing it on her own, but there's just there's no way.

My name is on that application with her.

It's okay.

Don't worry about me.

I'm really sorry.

I promise.

I will make your shower extra amazing.

Oh, that reminds me.

Steven's in for the shower.

Are you sure you're cool with him being there?

Yeah.

I mean, he's your brother and the co-best man.

I'm your maid of honor.

Like we're gonna have to interface.

Wait.

If Steven and I are out, does that mean it's

just you, Conrad and Jeremy are for the fourth?

Yeah.

Yeah, I guess so.

How has it been with Conrad?

I've really seen him all week.

I've been taking every phone banking shift I can get.

He's doing a bunch of stuff around the house.

How about for the wedding?

Really?

Yeah.

Weird.

When does he leave it?

He hasn't said.

Hold on.

I gotta go.

My mom is blowing me up.

Call me if you need anything.

Okay.

Bye.

Hey, future, brother and all.

Give me.

Sorry.

You seem really busy out there.

Yeah.

Is that your breakfast?

Yes.

It's the last one.

Sorry.

No, it's just I left cereal out and there's fruit in the fruit bowl.

Yes.

Um, I just didn't want to take any of your stuff for that asking.

What a dress.

Um, I haven't really had a chance to.

You've been so busy with all this house stuff.

Which we really appreciate, by the way.

I mean, I just never knew you were so handy.

I mean, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

You always used to take things apart to figure out how they worked.

Well, I'm not really doing much and I'm probably

fucking the house up worse than it already was.

Somehow, I doubt that.

So, uh, when you've had back to California, I mean,

it kind of sucks that you can't stay till the wedding.

Yeah, it's just, you know, my job needs me back.

I gotta... Right.

Yeah, Jared was telling you about it.

You must be so excited.

Yeah.

I gotta get back to the roof, but whatever I buy, you can have.

When is your dad going to leave?

I don't know.

See you then.

Ask him.

They aren't you supposed to leave so?

Yeah, the train of cousins leave in like 45 minutes.

It's plenty of time.

Oh, my God.

You're the kind of person who shows up at the airport when the boarding starts,

aren't you?

Well, I didn't know the kind of person that gets there two hours early.

The rule is two for domestic three for international.

So... Oh, I'm like, you do a such an airport dad.

Okay, and have a good night for a flight, so... I'm hungry.

This whole workplace for everything you got going on with Big D is kind of sexy,

huh?

No, you're insane.

No.

Insane?

Yes.

She's pretty.

She's into you?

How do you not see that?

There's nothing too see.

No.

No.

Hmm.

Wonder why.

I don't like what you're implying.

Hmm.

Yeah, no.

Taylor and me are just friends now.

Okay?

I never say anything about Taylor, but...

Wonder if she has to need something.

Dude.

I knew it was bullshit.

What's bullshit?

Oh, oh, you know, Steven over a year.

Yeah, I've just deal with Starkade X.

Yeah, that's ironic.

Please, you tried to tell them.

Yeah, well, it's not our fault.

No one listens to us.

I don't know if they'll be able to just be hearing something.

Adam, I love the shirt.

It's so crisp.

Wow.

I know everyone's leaving, but I need one of you to do one last thing.

Yeah, of course.

Got it.

All right.

Jack Slack shouldn't take one.

And well, he wants eyes on the most recent revenue report.

Oh, for what else?

Starkade X.

All right.

Sounds simple enough.

You got this?

Well, I'm sorry, you're turning down, actually.

Yeah, I got places to be.

Okay, so do I.

Oh, my God.

I hate you.

Fine.

I will do it.

No, I don't know.

I feel bad.

No.

Okay, guys.

Listen, I got it.

Accounting's already been through it twice.

Just go.

You sure?

Yeah, yeah.

I'll just, I'll take the later train.

And I'm trying to get on his good side, so you'll be doing me a favor.

Oh, okay.

Fine.

But Fisher, if this takes you longer than an hour, you're doing something wrong.

I got that.

Call me if there's an issue.

No, I'm good.

Hey, uh, Conrad?

Yeah.

Have you seen the car keys?

I needed...

I was about to head out.

Uh, can I come with you?

Because I just have to pick up a few things for the wedding, and Taylor was

supposed to come, and I was just not, and Jerry's held up at work, so.

Uh, I mean, it'd be really quick.

You could just take it when I get back.

You can't just give me a ride?

Uh, never mind.

It's cool.

I'll take my bike.

When Billy needs help with something, when I first

thought has historically been, how do I fix it?

It's just cool.

It's just too slow.

Guys, let's just wait for her for a minute, okay?

No, you can't 100.

Deal.

Here, come here.

You can ride my bike.

Oh, it's fine.

Not really, you can't.

I believe in it.

You sure?

I'm sure you'll get there a lot quicker, and I can just jog behind you.

Okay?

Thomas, you won't let go.

Promise.

Oh!

Hey, Billy.

Wait.

It's not my job to help her anymore.

Do you mind?

Okay.

Sir, can you please not put your head on my shoulder?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Is it an ease?

Conclin.

Hi.

Where you headed?

New York.

Oh, cool, me too.

Oh, my God.

We're already in our late.

Okay.

What's, uh, what's in New York?

Don't worry about it.

Cool.

I'm not getting a signal.

Have you heard anything from Jeremy?

No.

I'm sure it's fine, though.

You shouldn't have left him.

Okay.

You left him, too.

So... Okay.

We shouldn't have left him.

Yeah, I just want to make sure, because you said you, first?

You shouldn't.

Sit just...

Okay.

Cool.

Billy Joel picked that cake for a seven-day ad.

Wow.

I know.

We have a really exclusive client base.

Who are you shopping for?

Myself.

Mm.

I was just wondering, could you guys do mirror-glazed cakes?

Of course.

Okay.

My boyfriend had his hard set on, like, a two-tier dark chocolate cake with

a raspberry coolly filling and a mirror-glazed on top.

How dark do you want the cacao?

70% 80%.

70% probably.

And how many people is it for?

Not that many.

We only invited, like, 30 people to the wedding, so how much would that be?

With the mirror-glazed up charge and delivery?

$750.

I'm in birthday.

It's a birthday.

I... I don't know.

I said, wedding.

It was a birthday.

How much would that be?

Oh, my God.

$750.

Right.

Yes.

Thank you.

I... I just have to really quickly, and I gotta talk to my friend about.

Hey, current time.

It's a great store.

You know what?

How much for the chocolate cupcakes?

I had a figured you'd hide-tailed at the cousins already.

Yeah, I was gonna get out of here as soon as I finished, but, um, the numbers aren't

adding up, and I was trying every formula, but I just... All right, I can't.

It's okay.

Let me see it.

It's not your fault.

The niece should have taken care of this before she left.

Yeah.

I'm out there.

Come on, I'll give you a ride.

You're busy, remember I'll bike.

You're not gonna be able to with all that stuff.

I was too much trouble.

The bike's not gonna fit in the car.

Let's see if it's your turn.

Okay, fine, I'll drive.

Take the bags, I'll take the bike.

Peace for the lighting invitation.

Yeah.

Taylor said I have to get them hand-cancelled.

Whatever that means.

Canceling is when the post office marks the stamp, so it can't be used again,

and doing it by hand.

It keeps the envelope from getting damaged.

How do you know that?

We still collect stamps.

Remember?

Yeah, I forgot about that.

You're so intense about them.

Remember when Jerry stole one to send a postcard?

And you were so mad that you cried.

That was an unmounted mint.

George Washington read.

It's a very rare stamp.

God, I was a geek.

No, you were not.

I was.

I collected stamps.

I had a vintage encyclopedia obsession.

In middle school, I moderated a ring bearer.

What?

It's a lot of the rings thing.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, no.

You definitely were a geek.

I took it back.

Are you calling me one more stop?

Just saying no.

You can do it.

It's like 10 minutes tops.

These?

Yeah.

No problem.

Yeah, okay, thanks.

A weak thing.

Welcome.

Wow, those are gorgeous.

They're for a wedding this weekend.

So, what can I do for you?

I'm having an event.

Okay.

Can you tell me more about the vibe of your event?

It's nothing fancy.

Just a party on the beach.

How about orchids?

We could have been flown in weekly from Hawaii.

Then I'm gonna be a bit out of our budget.

What is your budget?

Small.

Very, very small.

Yeah.

What about peonies?

Are they too expensive?

I love peonies.

If I don't have them in her bouquet when she got married.

Oh, so it's a wedding.

Yeah.

A very small, very casual wedding.

Well, I'm gonna need a few more details before I can give you a proper estimate.

Yeah, sure.

Well, we'll need four floral arrangements and then two bouquets, one for me.

and one for my native honor.

Well, you want croissages for the mothers of the bride and groom?

No, we won't need this.

What about you?

What you want but nearest for yourself in your groom's room?

Oh, no.

I'm not a big groom.

Yeah, he's a brother of the groom.

We have about 5,000 minimum spend for weddings.

5,000 dollars?

I can assure you our prices are competitive.

Can you just give us like two seconds?

Okay.

What if... What if... What if... You... What if you just use my mom's hydrages?

There are at least as nice as whatever she's got.

Maybe nicer.

And they're not 5,000 dollars.

Okay, you.

Is that okay?

Um, thanks for your time.

Let's just get out of here.

Thank you.

I'm just gonna try one.

Oh.

Yeah.

Sure.

What?

Is it about Conclins not excited to eat a cupcake?

Who are you?

Mmm.

Mmm.

Not bad.

Well.

Um, this one's 70% cacao.

Now what is 80% cacao?

What's the difference?

Honestly, I have no idea.

I like milk chocolate.

It doesn't matter anyway, because we can't afford a cake from that place.

So, I guess we'll just get a sheet cake from stop and shop.

Okay, well... Don't do that.

What if you... What if you just had one layer?

I said, fuck the mirror glaze.

You just get...

Regular milk chocolate frosting.

That's gotta be cheaper than whatever fucking cacao bullshit they're selling.

And then instead of delivery, I'll pick it up.

Hey!

Are you on the road?

Hey, both.

No.

Bad news.

I'm stuck in the office, and I probably won't get to cousins until late.

Seriously?

I know.

I know.

I suck.

Jerry, we were supposed to go to Michaels today.

This weekend... I promise.

This thing for my dad has become a whole ordeal.

They're pre-fourth promotion and today.

I can't just leave.

I'm good news.

I think we can still get the cake from your preferred bakery.

Great, the two tier mirror glaze.

A slight change of plans.

How about a one tier chocolate cake with milk chocolate frosting?

No cacao, but you can still keep the raspberry coolie.

Meli, cacao is the bean.

It's what chocolate is made of.

Look, the whole flavor profile depends on the bitterness of the dark chocolate,

and the sweet tartness of the raspberry.

The cake is my one thing, and you said each of us get one thing.

Yeah, yes.

I know.

I said that.

But we just have to be realistic.

I mean, we can't.

We can't spend $750 on a cake.

Then I'll put it on a card and pay it off later.

Sure.

Hey.

Hey, I gotta go.

Okay.

I'm sure that it's a killing journey to be here.

I know that it's stupid to get upset about not going to Michaels.

And I know that he's busting his ass at your dad's company.

I just...

I'm stuck here making all of these decisions

about things that I don't really care about.

And that we can't even afford.

Don't do it.

And I...

all that matters to me is making this commitment

to each other in front of the people that we love.

Well, most of them.

Do not do it.

I just feel like I'm...

I'm carrying all of this by myself.

You know, and doing all of this alone.

Fuck it, we're going to Michaels.

Seriously?

That's how you said you were to go home.

Yeah.

The roof will be there tomorrow.

And these coupons expire.

Let's go.

The pillaged curb in America.

Okay.

I am so fucked.

Can't believe nobody caught this.

These numbers don't match their initial earnings report they gave us.

It's really light about their earnings.

I'm going to have a county and do a more forensic analysis.

But this is not good.

Do you want me to call the accounting team now?

I can't.

Not everybody's off on holiday.

I'll get them up to speed on Monday.

Good work, son.

Now go ahead and take off.

I know bellies waiting for you in cousins.

Hopefully she's not too pissed off of me.

You know, you're really impressing me these days.

Here at work and at home.

You cook and keep your part of the loft clean.

Bellies a lucky girl.

Thanks.

Out of your opinion means a lot to me.

Listen.

No, Laurel's not happy about the wedding.

But if you're dead set on it.

You and Bellie have my support.

Thanks, Dad.

Yeah, let's have it at the club.

I'm trying to think of my money's worth on that membership.

Yeah, I actually believe it was kind of thinking about having it at the house.

No.

No.

I'm paying for this now.

So you don't have to have it there anymore.

I'm sure she'll be thrilled.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't know what to say.

You've been through a lot.

And you guys deserve to be happy.

We all do.

Thanks.

I'll get this found into the report before I had out.

Good man.

So the GRE.

I'm about it.

I saw you at a prep book.

And I remember last Christmas you were talking about

maybe going to grad school for psychology or something.

Let me figure out what you want to focus on.

Sports psychology.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

Kind of came to it in a roundabout way.

Last year when I hurt my knee and had to quit the

team, my coach had me talk to the team psychologist.

It really helped.

And I thought maybe this is something I want to do.

That's awesome.

How's your knee doing?

It's good.

Better.

I also have started seeing a therapist.

It's been helping me manage the panic attacks.

Wow.

It's just huge.

That's great.

You just seem like you got everything figured out.

You know, your life in California, your career.

You just all grown up.

You know, you've changed a lot too.

Have I?

Yeah.

Well, for one, you're not a bad driver anymore.

I actually was never a bad driver.

That's wrong.

You wear heels now.

You wear heels of dedication.

I'm a real lady now.

Still bite your nails though.

You know, it's a thing.

Playing a game or something?

Nah, nah, you business.

I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

That's not.

So I did not mean that.

Deal.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Is this a B simulator?

Such a nerd.

Oh, thanks for letting me know, Juan.

Yeah.

What did you rip this off steam?

The graphics are really good.

I actually made it.

You made this?

Yeah.

Yeah, it was my senior thesis actually.

You know, I just kind of messing around with it again after the accident.

I don't know, it's just like making something out of nothing.

It's different.

You know?

Yeah.

Yeah, actually I do.

Okay.

These hurricane bases are both on sale.

What should you like more?

Big one or medium?

Big ones, I guess.

Okay.

Great.

That's the one I was going to pick too.

Perfect.

First second.

I forgot it's not me who's marrying her.

Hey, how long do you think this is going to take?

Oh.

Not on.

I'm sorry that you're stuck doing this with me.

I know it's plain.

No, no.

It's not.

It's not.

That way.

Oh.

Well, we could just be done and go pay for this stuff.

No, I mean, we came all this way.

And this is a big sale going on.

So let's just take a lot up.

Let's see what's going on.

Okay.

Like, look at these.

We'll fake flowers and the garlands.

They're kind of nice.

Actually, these are really sweet.

Maybe for the porch.

Are you... You're serious?

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, you know what?

They're... All right.

Right?

Not great.

All right.

Yeah, well, they're...

$8.99 and 20% off sale.

Okay.

I mean, who needs Hawaiian Orchids anyway, right?

That's what I'm saying.

All right.

There's some... Some flowers.

You can't go long.

Let's see.

Let me see.

Pretty.

Nice.

All right.

Okay, this is working.

This is good.

I got this.

Thanks for doing this with me today.

I'm really glad that you decided to take this somewhere off and stay in cousins.

For as long as I've known her, I've struggled with looking weak in front of Valley.

When we were kids, my mom would say she looked at me like I hung the moon.

It was dumb, but I tried to be that person for her.

Maybe that was my mistake.

And I didn't just decide to take a break this summer.

I got fired.

What?

Yeah.

The day that Stephen got his accident, I couldn't focus.

And I fucked up.

Oh, no.

Oh, my God.

Should I not have told Taylor to call you that day?

No.

No.

I'm glad you did.

And you were right too.

And Dr. Mazzu is right to fire me.

You don't know, but he's perfect, right?

Not even you.

Trust me.

I know.

That day of work, I was so scared that I was going to fuck up.

I mean, I did.

Who knows?

Maybe I'm not cut out to be a doctor anyway.

Maybe not.

Or maybe you need to just knuckle up and stop being such a little bit.

Seriously.

There's a world where getting fired is the best thing to happen to you.

I don't know about that.

Well, Jared told me your advisors said that most first years.

Take the summer off before coming back anyway.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So then you are right where you're supposed to be.

You're going to make mistakes sometimes.

It's just parted being alive.

And you don't have to be the hero all the time.

Now you and your therapist should tackle that next.

You're hero complex.

I'm a hero complex.

All right.

Maybe I'll spend some time on that.

Maybe I'll surprise everyone.

Maybe I'll be a med school dropout.

Oh, please.

One day you'll be running the oncology department at Mass General.

Honestly, I don't know if I want to come back to Boston.

Do you love any California that much?

No.

I love how far away it is.

Yeah.

Fine.

I like it.

What was it like moving so far away and just starting over fresh?

Um... It was scary.

It was lonely at times.

But I'll never forget the first time that I watched the sunset over the Pacific.

I thought it was so strange.

It felt strange to be looking west instead of east.

Like I was in another planet.

Like anything was possible.

I've never had an experience like that.

I've never been away from home, really.

You could do it.

For a minute, I thought I might study abroad in Paris.

Well, it's still going to be there when you finish school.

Yeah.

Maybe Gerina can go on our honeymoon next summer.

I'm starving.

Should we stop somewhere and get something to eat?

Do you frosted some chicken?

I know, I thought.

You want to stop?

No, it's fine.

You're very passive.

You can have them?

I'm allergic to pieces.

What?

Since when?

I've definitely seen you eat a peach before.

Peach pie at least.

Since always.

I mean, I've had them before, but they make my mouth at you.

Okay.

Your loss.

Oh, my God.

That is a perfect peach.

You're not... I don't want to eat another one.

There's no way that it could be this good.

It's nice to have you.

Okay.

Is it as good?

Yeah.

It was.

I'm gonna get a couple more for Gerina.

Mm.

I'll just go over you in the car.

Whatever I thought was happening here was only in my head.

She and Ger.

That's the reality.

Oh, my God.

I can't do it.

Oh, yes.

Yeah.

Right?

Yeah.

No, that's actually really good.

Wait.

Oh, whoa.

Oh, sorry.

Oh, you're fine.

Oh, you're fine.

Well, it looks like the circuit extra's on thin ice.

Holy shit.

Pretty boy actually caught this.

He's smarter than he looks.

Oh, well, even a broken clock is right twice a day.

Wow.

I knew... I knew this.

They were so shady.

Oh, my God.

Yeah.

We knew this.

We.

Hello.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Sorry.

I'm sorry.

You're right.

Absolutely.

We.

Next.

So I'm going to the Northeast Gaming Conference.

I assume that you are also added there.

What gave it away?

Was it my lethal programming skills?

Yeah.

Yeah, that in the fact that I've been staring at

your phone notifications for the past several hours.

So.

You're looking for an outright number breaker.

Don't mark me or anything.

Um.

They almost died to issue.

So now I'm wondering why I'm wasting my time doing something.

It doesn't serve me.

You know?

Yeah.

Yeah, I feel you.

Yeah, I work my ass off to get here.

You know, I'm the first person in my family to go to college.

It's like, this is what I have been working towards.

And I hate it.

You know, I.

Cause it's not enough.

I could be doing so much more.

I'm driving New York.

You've been stationed since the last final stop on this train.

Where your safety please take in the body to come.

Yeah, don't.

So,

um.

You want to split a cab to a job at center?

Yeah.

I would love that.

Yeah.

Cool.

Come on.

I almost blew it today.

I never should have let myself get that close.

But it's not happening again.

You're not a bad.

Such a nice night.

Are you still hungry?

Yeah.

Yeah, I could eat.

Hey.

Can I ask you something?

Fuck.

Yeah.

Do you eat anything other than grilled chicken?

No.

It's literally the only thing I know how to cook.

Okay.

Well, if you're going to eat that much

chicken, you have to at least let me season it.

I season it.

I absolutely don't believe you.

No more quinoa on the side.

This one with quinoa.

It's nice.

We're good fries.

Yes, Chef.

Okay.

Good.

I'm wearing an apron.

I'm wearing an apron.

I'm wearing an apron.

Oh boy.

Oh.

Behind.

Oh, so young.

You got to say behind if I buy you.

Yeah, you can say it.

You've never seen a conclusion.

They're not buying both of those ones.

Yeah, we're sailing soon.

I'm going to go on a mystery.

Good job.

You're handling the chicken.

It's hot in perfect, at least.

Try to knocky.

I just think there's crap.

Smell the sea.

And I feel the sky.

That's your soul.

Oh, it's for a splash.

Oh, my gosh.

This thing's a flower.

Oh.

Oh.

No.

That's crazy.

I don't know.

That's crazy.

That's crazy.

You didn't do it.

I'm sorry.

Oh, but you... And she was like, no, no, no.

You ruined it.

What did I do?

We totally blew it.

How did I blow it?

Oh, my mom met Penie's in her wedding.

Okay, first of all... It's wedding.

Excuse me for remembering... Fuck you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to.

I was totally killing you.

You're not to clean that up.

Clean one up.

I'm fine that I spilled.

You just want to wipe it up so bad.

I didn't even notice.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Well, well, well.

We got a...

Yeah, chilling California.

Yeah.

I really mellowed out, huh?

Remember earlier when you're like...

Go, Linz.

You're so mean.

Go, Linz.

That's a great... How am I supposed to know?

How am I supposed to know?

I've never taken a botany class.

I studied medicine.

Conrad.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my goodness.

I did.

Those fake flowers that you picked out.

Look, exactly like the ones in the guest bedroom at my

house that I was always begging my mom to throw out.

Oh, fuck.

Yeah, they did.

I know.

Oh, I remember that.

It was four years ago last March, the last time.

I was at Billy's house.

Before we broke out.

Things were getting bad with my mom.

They refused to tell us, but I knew.

And I couldn't talk about it because that would make it true.

What are you talking here?

Billy, you can't be in here.

You're mental freak out.

And just be quiet.

That was quiet.

What are you talking about?

It's cold.

Hey, don't

worry about prom.

I'm gonna take care of everything.

I'm excited.

Hey, Susan, it's gonna be fine.

I know.

Back then, Billy still had faith that if you were

a good person, bad things wouldn't happen to you.

I wanted to talk to her that night to tell her what was going on, but I didn't want

her ruin the part of her that believed everything would be fine.

I'm okay.

Better than you here.

I wanted her to keep that forever.

I'll be the moon when the sun goes through.

That night, that was the last time we were ever together like that.

What if I hadn't fucked it up for years?

What if I hadn't pushed her away like I always do?

How many times would we have eaten dinner together just like this?

Honey, I'm home.

Jerry, you made it.

Wow, you're in a good mood.

Oh, you guys good?

Yeah, you're hungry.

I can make you a plate.

I just kind of wanted you.

It's not really any left either.

Oh, shoot.

But we got, we got peaches.

Do you have strawberries?

I'm not really in a peach mood.

No, man.

No worries.

Oh, bells, I told you I'd take you to Michael's tomorrow.

Oh, that's cool.

Connor took me.

And we used the coupons.

Wow, wow, man.

Hey, you are the best, co-best man.

And you could have some of my food to do.

Oh, no, you know what?

I will just share with bells.

Oh, I can't wait for the fries.

No, no.

I'll not take my fries, you see, if you can have the chicken.

That's work.

Incredible.

Yeah, yeah, everyone, they all took off for the holiday weekend.

And so I was on me to finish up this report on

a company that we're going to do a deal with.

And I caught them being shady with their numbers.

Wow.

Yeah, yeah, it was super impressed.

And he actually told me before I left.

He's in for the wedding.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Congrats.

Thank you.

Thanks, Dad.

I'm going to shower.

Okay.

But don't take too long because they're probably going to light fireworks tonight.

Yes.

Yeah.

I would rather have someone shoot me in the head with a nail gun repeatedly than

have to watch him touching her like that all night.

And I hate myself for it.

Thank you.

You have no idea how much I've missed you all week.

I

can't believe your dad's in.

I mean, maybe when my mom hears.

Yes.

I was going to open the same thing.

He also said he's going to pay for it.

Wow.

What's wrong?

I'm going to die at the pump.

No, it's great.

I just thought that we were going to do this on our own.

Yeah.

We're still going to do everything that we want to do.

He's just going to pay for it.

So he's cool with us doing it at the house then?

He actually wants to do it at the club and just invite some people from breaker.

The people who work for him?

Yeah.

Just some of the partners, some associates in a client or two.

We don't even know those people.

I've been working with him all summer.

You know, inviting business associates is kind

of like what you do in the corporate world.

Okay, but our wedding is not about your dad's business.

It's about us.

We don't have to do it if you don't want to.

I was just happy when he offered because it felt like he was actually trying with me.

Of course.

Of course we'll do it.

Yeah.

And what I think about it.

It's the kind of wedding that your mom would have wanted.

That is.

And my dad said that his secretary, Kayleigh, will help with the planning.

She lives for that kind of stuff.

And that way you can quit your phone banking job and focus on the GREs.

Yeah, it does sound nice.

And I can now start looking at apartments for us too.

Who even knows who's left out there.

Yeah, and now you can come visit me at my dad's and it won't be weird.

And you won't have to be stuck here with my brother.

Maybe I can come back with you on Monday and stay for a couple of nights.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I have a surprise for you.

What?

My wedding gift to you are first at home.

Are you serious?

You said you hated this idea for weeks?

Yeah, but I love you.

Today, I slept up.

But it can't happen again.

Because the promises you make on your mother's deathbed are absolute.

They're titanium.

Where's Japan?

Where?

He went up to get something to eat.

I can... Can I want to go find him?

Let's say just two of us for a minute.

Me and my big baby, come here.

Look at you.

You know, when you were born, I was so convinced

that you were the most perfect baby to ever exist.

I looked into baby-modeling agencies.

I felt wasteful to depress the world of your beauty.

Only don't leave your look at your baby

pictures and realize you actually looked like...

like a little alien.

Yeah, Jerry's always the cute one.

And he knew it.

Mm-hmm.

He was working up from the start.

Don't make it, Jerry.

Go find him.

Stay with me.

I want you to know, Connie.

I'm not scared to go.

I'm not scared, because I know you'll be okay.

And I know Jerry might as could be okay too, because he has you.

He's the luckiest boy in the world.

He was a big brother.

You're not a great big brother.

Yes, you are.

You always looked out for him.

And you always will.

Well, you're Connie.

Of course.

Thank you.

Of course, I promise.

I love you.

I love you.

I'm not ready.

I got my word.

I did it the best way.

I could.

By leaving.

I might have fucked up.

And a failure.

And a disappointment.

But I was never a liar.

I didn't mean it.

What is that earlier?

I didn't mean it.

This belongs to you.

Of course I do.

That night in the motel I couldn't sleep.

I went over and over in my head.

The promise I made to my mom to always take care of Jerry.

I just want you to know that whatever I said, I didn't mean it.

It's cool.

Your friend.

I did lie to Bellyville.

It's just that one time.

What if I hadn't?

Maybe we'd all be different now.

But it doesn't matter.

This is the way it's supposed to be.

He can give her all the things that I can.

She deserves that.

She deserves the world.

But my friend, my love has gone away.

But you stay with me.