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(people chattering)

- Here you go Alex.

- Thank you Carla.

- Roger wants tosee you by 2:00

- Did he say why?

- No, just for you to stop by.

- Interesting, thanks.

Morning Stan.

Those new air wheels look great.

- Thanks.

- The new SF-15's came in.

- Adjusted bindings?

- Yeah great specs.

- Wanna take it out on afield test this weekend?

- Absolutely.

- Have fun.

- Why don't you do it Alex?

I can't remember the last time you did a field test.

Have you ever done a field test?

- Good morning Ben.

Oh those are fantastic.

I'm gonna need a new vendor report on those

by Monday though.

- Will do.

- I saw you finally got the kinks

out of the Kaza Insta-Cabin.

- Yes we did, thank youso much for your concern

about our new products.

Morning Phil.

- Hey.

- I like to keep up with what'shappening with new vendors.

It's all part ofbeing a good VP.

- But you're not a VP.

- Well, not yet.

- You're a director, just like me.

- But I have plans.

- But there still needsto be a job opening.

- You haven't heard.

- Heard what?

- Hey Alex, Ben.

- Hello Roger.

- Looking good Roger.

- Hey Alex, I know we'resupposed to meet later

but grab a helmet and join me.

It'll be fun!

- Oh, um, I have 9:30 call with Oslo.

We're on-boarding a new ski vendor, so.

- That's fantastic news.

- It is fantastic news,

especially since I just found a place

where we can distributeour new gear.

- You did?

- Where?

- Hackett, Arizona, former tire factory,

perfect for the distribution center you wanted.

- What about it's environmental compliance?

- They're already up on

all the green building council standards

with just the bare minimum

for us to get it in shape for our usage.

- Well alrighty.

Grab a helmet Ben and tell me more.

- On my way.

Told you I had plans.

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(laughs)

- It's my fault.

I should have just gone up when Roger asked me too.

- Why didn't you?

- You know I don't rock climb.

Kayak, or ski.

Camp.

- And yet.

- (Alex) And yet.

How do you say no to a job

at the biggest outdoor recreational goods retailer?

- You don't.

- Exactly.

(laughs)

I mean the company's reputation

is the reason why Iagreed to be recruited.

Even if outdoorsy isn'texactly my natural orientation.

- Executive assistantgrapevine says Tom Davis

is staying in Spain after his honeymoon, which means--

- A VP spot is opening up.

- Hmm-mm.

- Ben's gonna go hard for that spot,

and he has seniority.

- Well, you may have only been

at Great Frontiers for a year--

- And a half.

- But Roger respects you.

Maybe that's why Roger wants to talk with you later.

- I hadn't thought about that.

Oh, but Ben's already got the lead

on Roger's newdistribution center so--

- So?

Find something else to take the lead on.

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(horses whinny)

(laughs)

(hammer clanging)

- Alright.

(water sizzles)

(laughs)

Alright.

Young man, a little memento from your stay with us.

Thanks so much.

Alright, all for you, high five.

High five, alright.

- Thank you so much Josh.

- No problem.

(laughs)

Michael.

- Hey, how are you?

- Good to have you back.

- Yeah, great to be back.

- How are you? - Good, good, good.

- Good. - I left the office

and went straight to Fresno airport.

You know I'm not gonnamiss the centennial now.

- It would not havebeen the same with you.

Checked in?

- Uh no, no.

I'm gonna do that right now.

- Get checked in, come meet me.

- Okay, see you in a bit. - Alright, see you.

- There you go.

- Okay.

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- Hi, hello, how are you?

Is that Serena Monroe'scar I saw leaving?

- It was.

- That's okay.

She make us an offer?

- She did.

- Good.

I'll file it away in myspecial filing cabinet.

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- That is why, I do the filing.

It's a good offer Josh.

- It's a good offer in theory.

I don't need to read that contract from that ranch

to know that they just wanna level this place for pasture.

- And if the banks cared about keeping this place intact

we wouldn't be where we are.

But numbers with deadlines are all banks care about.

And we need to start caring too,

while we still have a say in the matter.

Which we won't by the end of the month.

- The centennial is in a week.

- I know.

And Serena says shewants an answer by then.

She knows exactly when the banks will come calling.

- Dad, would be really upset.

If he knew we were thinking about selling this place.

- But, dad didn't wanna turn Harmony

into a Dude Ranch either.

But we did.

We had to.

And it almost worked.

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- Almost.

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- Hey, uh, Grace said I should just--

- Yes, here.

Try this.

- Uh.

- Potential vendor.

- Okay.

Oh.

What is it supposed to be?

- In theory, freeze dried lasagna.

- Tastes like oatmeal.

- I'll put that down as a pass.

But that is not why you're here.

I think, I think a change is in order.

- Regarding?

- The Great Frontiers Retreat.

- Retreat?

- Retreat.

As you know, every yearwe pick some place new.

Maui, Yosemite, Grand Camen, that was nice.

But, I have a new idea.

Harmony Dude Ranch in North Dakota.

- Dude?

- Ranch.

I've always had a soft spot for the Old West.

This one's new on the market, 700 acres,

owned by a brother and sister, Josh and Taylor Ketchum.

- Hold on, you're thinking about buying?

- I am.

That's the new idea.

- Only for a retreat?

- Do you have another suggestion?

- Well, it's just, company wide

we only have a few retreats every year.

- That's true.

- Wait, what about, what if we used it as something else

for the rest of the time?

Like an employeetraining center?

I mean, we're growing out of the one in Denver.

- I like where you're going.

- I mean, we, we could even do our boot camps there.

- Yes, well that's perfect.

I want you to go and scout the place

and see if it's up to Great Frontier standards.

- You want me to scout?

- I know, I know, normally Ben goes.

But he's off to Arizona

scouting the potential distribution center.

- Right it's just--

- It should only take a couple of days.

But it has to be ASAP.

My agent tells me there's another offer on the place.

- But I'm--

- Look, if Harmonyisn't right, we'll pass.

By then Ben should be back

and he can take it from there.

What do you say?

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(phone beeps)

- Um.

- Reception's a bit spotty out here.

Harmony Ranch is just up ahead.

- Thank you.

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- Great, good stuff.

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(camera clicking)

- Welcome to Harmony.

- Hi, I'm a late arrival.

- Miss McKenna, from Great Frontiers?

- Yes, please call me Alex.

You, must be one the Ketchum's?

- Sure am, Taylor Ketchum, nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

This place is amazing.

- Thanks, I grew up here

so it's kind of hard to have perspective.

- I know exactly what you mean.

I grew up in suburban Ohio,

I didn't realize how beautiful it was until I left.

- Oh, well I'll have totake your word for it.

The leaving, coming back part.

I've never been to Ohio,

I mean I've never been anywhere really.

Though I'd like to go places.

(laughs) Okay, let's get you situated.

- Okay.

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- Alright.

Thanks.

- Hey Josh. - What you doing Michael?

- Not much.

Kind of overslept, missed the lasso lesson this morning.

- How long you been coming here?

- I don't know, five years, why?

- You should know it's a lariat, not a lasso.

- Right, sorry.

How about now?

- Yeah, now's fine, let's go.

- I can't believe you guys are selling the ranch,

it seems so popular.

- Yeah, this week sure.

But that's because of our centennial celebration.

A lot of our regular guests are back,

so we're busier than usual.

But catch us most any other time

and there are half as many folks here.

- It's so beautiful.

- Thanks, but wegot a late start

in the dude ranch business.

We were still a working ranch only until six years ago.

- What made you change it?

- Our dad passed away.

- I'm so sorry.

- Thank you.

Dad thought dude rancheswere basically resorts,

and he wasn't wrong.

But maybe if we'd gone that route earlier.

I know you're just taking a look around for your boss.

But, if you don't mind,

I'd appreciate it if you'd keep the fact we're selling

to yourself at this point.

I don't wanna upset any long time guests.

- My lips are sealed.

Wow, is this my cabin?

- It is, well your's and Jill's.

- Jill?

- (laughs) Jill Tanner fromModesto, nice to meet you Alex.

- And you are my?

- Cabin mate for a couple of days.

- Oh, I just thought that--

- Your reservation came so last second

that we had to bunk up.

Mr. Hilton's office said it would okay

since you were only gonna be here

'til the day after tomorrow.

- That is true.

- And the only other option

was the Rant Hand Bunkhouse.

- Oh well, we'll be fine.

This is great.

- Okay.

Um, I have to head back to the front desk

and I have to start prepping the coal's for dinner.

- Taylor's barbecue is the best.

- And my pumpkin cheesecake's even better.

- Oh, accurate.

Don't fret, I promise I'm great at sharing.

You can ask my ex-husband.

- Oh.

- Gary, it's all amicable.

I'm the kind of person that always wanted to go outdoors

and find adventures and he was more of a

watch adventures froma distance kind of guy.

So now I can come to Harmony for a fresh start

and meet new people, like you.

Look at me over-sharing.

- (laughs) Okay then.

- Come on, let me show you your room.

- Oh, wait, okay.

(laughs)

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- Alright.

- Okay.

I think.

- You got this.

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(camera clicking)

(sighs)

- Geeze.

(peaceful music)

(cat meows)

(laughs)

- There you go.

Alrighty.

(cat meowing)

(camera clicking)

- And then when you get, when you get really good.

You start doing this stuff?

(groaning)

- Whoa, Josh.

- I am so sorry.

Oh, I'm sorry.

- (laughs) Most guysjust ask for my number.

(laughing)

- You uh, you alright?

- Yeah.

This is what we call a funny story one day.

(laughs)

- Let's start over Josh Ketchum,

I'm co-owner of Harmony.

- Alex McKenna.

- Nice to meet you, this is Michael Getts.

- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

- McKenna, I don't--

- I just got here.

Late arrival.

- Yeah no, I just, Iuh, I get all the names.

I just don't recognize that one.

- Oh.

- Welcome.

- Don't get mad.

- Well there'spractically a guarantee

he's gonna get mad.

- Why am I getting mad?

- See.

- Nothing's official.

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- Are you a lawyer or something?

- Definitely not.

- Okay, then what brings you here?

- It's the ranch.

- To scout and possibly buy.

- Are you from Monroe?

Because Monroe knows what this property looks like.

- I'm sorry, what's Monroe?

- Alex is from Great Frontiers.

- I don't know that ranch.

- No it's not a ranch,

we're the leading online retailer

of sportswear, camping gear and mountaineering equipment.

You've really never heard of us?

- Do you sell cowboy boots?

- Actually no.

- Then no.

So you'll understandthat I don't understand

why you'd want to buy this place.

- I'm just here to scout and possibly buy

for a company retreat and training center.

- (laughs) A retreat and training center.

I wish we had a contract.

- You do?

- Yes, I'd file it in my special file.

Miss McKenna, I don't wanna sell this ranch.

I especially don't wanna sell it to some corporate raider

who doesn't have enough sense to wear the proper boots.

- These are excellent boots.

- They're not for riding, that's what we do here.

I'm very sorry to waste your time.

- I apologize, my brother can be a little stubborn.

- Well as it happens that makes two of us.

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(phone ringing)

- Alex McKenna's office.

- Hello Carla, Carla.

- Alex?

- Carla hi.

I'm so glad I got through.

- Where are you right now?

- I am standing under a tree next to a pond,

the guests call it two bar tree,

it's like the only place here you can get any cell service.

I just emailed you somepictures of the ranch.

- Ooh, it's pretty.

- It's even prettier in person.

Roger is gonna love this place.

- Do they wanna sell?

- Well the sister does

and from what she said the finances are little precarious

which actually works out in our favor.

- Ah, I thought you were just scouting.

- I am.

But if Roger buys Harmony based on my info,

that'll put me in a good position.

- Hmm, the VP position.

- Exactly.

Hey, um, will you do me a favor

since you're basically my only access to wifi right now.

Can you look up Monroe Ranch for me?

- Monroe.

Looks like they're aranching conglomeration.

- Makes sense.

Think they're the other offer.

- We haven't put in a offer?

- Yet.

(peaceful music)

(laughs)

- Hey folks, if I can grab your attention for one second

I just wanted to remind everyone

that this is gonna be Harmony Ranch's

centennial celebration coming up, this Saturday.

We're expecting a pretty good crowd.

We've all had Taylor's cooking by now

so you know how good the food's gonna be.

Especially the pies.

Pecan, my favorite.

I just wanna give a heartfelt thank you

to all of you for being here.

We see a lot of familiar faces

and your loyalty is very appreciated

so I just wanna say thank you.

That's enough talkingby me, enjoy your night.

Enjoy the food.

(clapping)

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(laughing)

- I ate way too much.

- Jill Tanner?

- Michael Getts?

(laughing)

- What are you doing here?

- You told me about this place ages ago.

- Yeah but--

- Michael, this is Alex,my temporary cabin mate.

Alex, this is Michael.

An old co-worker of mine.

- Yes.

- We met earlier.

(laughs)

Jill here, was the best Human Resources Director ever.

- Oh stop.

(laughs)

It's true though.

- I'm sure it is (laughs).

- She was fantastic.

- Wow, I can't believe I'm seeing you.

- Can you guys excuse me?

- Oh, see you later. - Okay.

Hey, um shall we?

- Yeah.

- Good to see you.

- Mr. Ketchum.

- Was my father.

- Josh.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

- Sure.

- You do need to sell the ranch, don't you?

- It is looking that way.

- Monroe's the only bidder so far?

- Perhaps.

- How much time do you have left with your creditors?

- (laughs) If I told you that,

I'd be a terrible businessman.

And contrary to my present situation,

I'm not a terrible businessman.

- Good to know.

Look, I deal with vendors all the time,

so I have a pretty good sense

of when someone's running out of time for other offers.

My, my assistant tells me that

Monroe is major ranch conglomeration

so it's unlikely they're gonna keep Harmony intact.

- And Great Frontiers will?

They will keep this a company retreat?

- We wanna buy a ranch,not a piece of land.

- I appreciate those words.

But I still think there's a better way Miss McKenna.

- Alex.

- Alex.

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- I knew if I showed up here at the crack of dawn

I'd find you.

- Morning Serena.

- Don't be mad at me.

- What do you expect?

You're trying to buy my ranch.

- You're selling it.

- No, Taylor.

Taylor put it on the market, not me.

- She's always been the sensibleone between the two of you.

- So what am I?

- You're the same guyyou were in high school.

The kind who pretends to be practical.

Always wishing on stars

and hoping that Harmony Ranch will return to its glory days.

But that's not gonna happen.

- That's why I should sell to you?

- I'm not the bad guy here Josh.

I am trying to make thebest of a bad situation.

- So you'll keep it intact?

- You know that's not on the agenda.

- Unfortunately the answer's still no.

- Hey, hey.

Josh, between Monroe Ranch and the bank

at least we're the known entity.

Who knows what could happen

if the bank repossesses and sells it to some stranger.

Think about that.

(camera clicking)

(peaceful music)

- Miss McKenna.

Would you mind if we spoke in private?

So if Great Frontiers buys this place

you're going to keep it as a ranch?

- I'm pretty sure that's the plan.

- I need you to be really sure.

Alex, Harmony is so much more

than just these picturesyou've been taking.

I need to preserve some of that

and I need you to understandthis place like I understand it

in order to make that happen.

So if-- - So show me.

Guide me through the ranch experience so I fully understand.

- In what a day?

You're leaving tomorrow?

- What if I extend my trip through the weekend?

Does that work for you?

- Yeah.

Yeah, that'll work for me.

- Great, when do we start?

- Dawn.

- Dawn.

Great.

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(phone beeping)

(phone ringing)

(sighs)

(speaking in foreign language)

- Now repeat.

(speaking in foreign language)

- What you listening to?

(gasps)

- Italian lessons.

- For cooking?

- No, for life.

You know, in case I ever go to Italy.

Have you thought about what you'll do next?

You know, once Harmony--

Oh, no coffee for me, thanks.

- It's not for you.

- Well then who's it for?

- Miss McKenna.

- Pause, back up, what?

- Gonna show her round the ranch the next couple of days

and make sure she sees it like we do.

- Why?

- 'Cause I'd like to know

there's at least a chance of preserving Harmony's history.

- Hmm.

(blender whirring)

- Whoa, I thought this was a Dude Ranch.

- It's not all horses.

Michael and I are going bike riding.

- Oh, you and Michael.

- It's not like that.

We worked together.

- Right, back when you were married.

- Well, true.

- You're not married now.

- Also true.

- So it could be like that?

- That never occurred.

I haven't been on a date in 15 years.

(gasps) I look like I'm going on the Tour De France.

- You like you're going on a bike ride

and are very well protected.

- (laughs) Oh.

- Look, I'm gonna be staying for a couple more days,

through the centennial, I'll talk to Taylor about moving.

- Don't be silly.

This cabin's toobig for only me.

This is perfect.

(door knocking)

Michael.

Do you think I have time to change?

- I think you're good.

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(phone beeping)

(groaning)

(peaceful music)

- She's up.

- You said dawn.

- I did, I just didn't think you'd make it.

- Well it shows you.

You, uh, exceptionally thirsty.

- Figured you for a coffee drinker.

- I am but I'm also extremely picky about my coffee.

- Try it.

(peaceful music)

- How?

- Well, cowboys are picky about our coffee too.

- That is good.

(laughs)

- You do know, we have to fix this right?

- What's wrong with my boots?

- Everything.

Lost and found.

It never ceases to amaze me what some people leave behind.

- Are there any other options?

- That is the last in a ladies size six.

Your jeans, we might wanna fix that.

- These are Armani.

- I know, that's my point.

Let's see.

These should work.

- Okay.

- What's your favorite color?

- Uh, pink.

- Let's go with blue, matches your eyes.

- Is there anything else?

- It gets a bit chilly so.

There we go.

- Perfect.

(laughs)

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You want me to clean the stables?

- That's right.

- Interesting sales technique you have Mr. Ketchum.

- Well, you wanted tosee a side of the ranch

that wasn't so pretty.

- This definitely qualifies.

- Cleaning stalls was the very first chore

that Dad gave Taylor and I.

Said it was thefoundation of any ranch.

- Explain.

- Well, having a comfortable place for the horses to sleep

keeps them calm.

And since they're the backbone of everything we do here,

as long as they're happy, things run smoothly.

- Well unfortunately for me, that is perfectly logical.

But I would counter withthe fact that no one

from my company is gonna wanna do this on a retreat.

- Really?

- Hmm-mm, yep.

- Team building.

Nothing bonds people like tedious labor.

- Right.

Do you need me to explain it you or?

- No, I got this.

- Let's see it.

(peaceful music)

(laughs)

(screams)

- Give me a little warning next time.

- Sorry.

Hay's coming in.

- Thank you.

- Okay.

(peaceful rock music)

Okay, that's enough,

(laughing)

(laughs) You have goats?

- I hope so, otherwise I'm not sure

who I've been feeding for the past year.

- (laughs) Hey.

- Here, you wanna feed 'em?

- Yes.

- Look, he's already started.

Come here.

- Come on guys.- Come see.

Come on, come on. - Alright well,

this is Matilda and Shelby, Mary-Beth.

This Miss Susie, Miss Courtney's over here.

- Hello.

- Yeah, guys not too aggressive.

We're trying to impress this lady.

- Well then maybe you should have led with the goats.

(laughs)

- Done with your diet yet?

Yeah.

(peaceful music)

- When do I get to ride?

- (laughs) One thing at a time.

Oh man. - There we go.

(phone dinging)

Oh.

Whoa.

- Yeah service, you never know when you're gonna get it.

- Do you mind if I make a call while I've got it?

- No, no, no, goahead, go ahead.

Enjoy these guys.

(phone ringing)

(bell dings)

(phone ringing)

- Roger Hilton.

- Hi, it's Alex.

(goat bleats)

- My what a lovely singing voice you must have?

- Sorry, I triedto call earlier.

Service is pretty hit and miss around here, mostly miss.

Gotta grab it while I can.

- Are you heading back soon?

- That is what I wantedto talk to you about.

I'm gonna need to stay a couple more days.

- Why?

- Well, I came to an agreement with one of the owners.

Josh.

- What agreement?

You're out there to scout, not make deals.

- I know, it's just if we want a chance to make a deal

then we have to get them to let us be the one to buy it.

- So there is another buyer?

- Yeah, it's, it's a big ranch.

They wanna swallow Harmony up.

But Josh does not want that.

- Ah ha, and what does Josh want?

- To keep his familiesranch the way it's been

for the past 100 years.

If we can convince him we'll do that,

we can beat out the other buyer.

He wants to show me the finer points of ranch life

so I better appreciate what this place has to offer.

- Really?

Are you okay with that?

- Absolutely, it's been, it's been interesting so far

but, I need to staythrough until Saturday.

They're having acentennial celebration.

- A celebration, I love a celebration.

- Do I have your okay then?

- You do, just be backin the office by Monday

with a full report.

- Okay.

- Oh and Alex, don't make any promises to the Ketchum's.

- I got it.

- Smoothie?

- No, I'm good.

Are you ready totalk about this?

- Let's do it.

(peaceful music)

(peaceful music)

- So you were sent here to scout and not make an offer?

- That's right.

- It seems like you wanna buy this place.

I mean, why would yoube doing all this stuff?

- It's a long story.

- Well, good thing we have time.

And you wanna massage itall the way to the seam.

- Oh.- Yeah.

- There's a VP position opening.

I'm in competition with someone for it.

He's bringing in a big deal,

so I need to bring onein too if I want a shot.

- So it's just business?

- You say that like it's a bad thing.

- It is, if it's the only thing.

- Oh come on, you're one to talk.

Your entire life is about the business of this ranch.

- Now how would you know what my whole life's about?

- Okay fine.

Tell me one of your interests outside ranching.

And don't say football, 'cause all guys say football.

- Hmm.

- Hmm-mm.

- Stars.

I can name every singlemajor constellation

in the Northern hemisphere.

- Wow.

Hmm.

Well I guess, I guess North Dakota's probably pretty good

for that kind of thing.

- It is one of the best.

You tried it.

- Uh, I haven't had a chance yet.

I fell asleep super early last night.

It's funny, usually I amup all night on my phone

answering a million emails, but I can't do that here.

- Perfect.

Lose the phone.

Embrace the nighttime sky.

I mean, the moons almost full,

so the stars aren't as bright.

But it's amazing.

- I just might do that.

- You should.

(peaceful music)

Okay, so outside of work, what are some of your interests?

- Football.

(laughs)

(peaceful music)

(groaning)

(laughs)

- Are you okay?

- Yeah I'm fine.

I'm telling you that rock came out of nowhere.

- They're known for their stealth.

(groans)

(laughing)

That's impressive.

You managed to hit the one spot that wasn't protected.

- Yeah, it's okay.

It's nothing.

- Uh.

- Yeah, it's just my shoulder, it's good, yeah.

- Hold on strong man.

Just until we get back to the ranch.

- Alright, what? - You can ride with one arm.

- What are you?

Some kind of field doctor or something.

(laughing)

- Well, I'm a mom so same thing.

- Hey so how are the twins?

- They just started middle school.

- Really? - Hmm-mm.

Gary has them this week so uh.

- Are you, are you okay with all that?

- Oh great.

Gary's great, I'm great.

We just ultimatelyweren't great together.

- Hmm. - It happens.

- I see.

- What about you?

Are you dating?

- Not since Susie.

(laughs) Do you, do you remember her?

- Is she the one

who brought her dinnerto the Christmas party?

(laughing)

- Yeah, yeah she wasalways really particular

about her food.

No, but um, we broke up not long after I got my new job.

- No one since.

- Not yet.

I mean this time, I'm shooting for amazing.

- Well, who knows, maybe she'll come out of nowhere

when you least expect it.

Like a rock.

(peaceful music)

- Right but how areyou not a Seahawks fan?

- Because I grew up in Ohio.

And you pick your team when you're little

and you stick with it for the rest of your life

no matter what.

Those are the rules, don't ask me why.

Believe me there are times every season

I wish I was born in Boston.

- Uh, no thanks.

This is GG.

- Hi GG.

- It's one of Taylor's horses.

- She's a beauty.

Hi.

- You ever ridden a horse?

- It used to be my whole life.

- Horses?

- Yeah.

- Really?

- Yeah, I rode dressagefor five years.

Up until I turned 15.

- Wow.

What made you quit?

- Money.

- Yeah, money.

- My mom sold insurance,

my dad was a highschool science teacher.

They both knew how much it meant to me,

so they worked extra so I couldkeep riding and competing.

When I realized how hardit was on them, I quit.

- Really?

Just like that?

- Probably counts as my first heartbreak.

- Have you ridden since?

- No.

- Maybe we should change that.

- Yeah.- Yeah.

(peaceful music)

(cheerful music)

(laughing)

Man, I am impressed.

Now we just need to get you a hat.

- (laughs) Why do you have any in the lost and found?

'Cause I'm almost aspicky about my head wear

as I am about my coffee.

- Lost and found huh?

(laughing)

I knew I recognized those boots.

Hey, I'm about to go into town

to get some supplies for the centennial,

do you wanna come with and pick up some new clothes?

- Uh, I would love that.

- Great.

- Bye.

(peaceful music)

- You like her?

Yeah, I think so too.

(peaceful music)

(peaceful music)

- You know, I can't help but noticing.

As resistant as Josh is to the idea of selling the ranch,

you don't seem quite so upset about it.

- Don't get me wrong, I love the ranch.

This whole place.

I mean, my heritage is here.

I even convinced Joshto build a little museum

to the history of Harmony.

- But?

- But the world's a lotbigger than one ranch

and I wanna see it.

I have friends from high school

already on their third passport.

And here I am, building barbecues and making pies.

All of which are good, trust me.

(laughs)

So okay, clothes are in here, food is at the back.

So I'm gonna gather my supplies

and then we can meet back here at the beep.

- Great.

(peaceful music)

(laughs)

Taylor?

- Shh.

Shh, shh, shh.

(peaceful music)

- What?

What?

Who is that?

- Serena Monroe.

- Monroe as in Monroe Ranch?

- She's gonna push me for an answer

about buying the ranch and we don't have one yet.

- Okay well then definitely stay back.

- Okay.

- Thanks so much.

- Okay she's gone, you're good.

(laughs)

(peaceful music)

- Serena's always been a little intimidating for me.

I was even nervous around her

when she and Josh used to date.

- Wait, so Serena and Josh used--

- Oh yeah.

But that was before he went to college and met Claire.

She was the one who broke his heart.

- Claire.

- Hmm-mm.

She was his fiancee fortwo years in grad school

and then one day he came home from Ithaca

and they weren't engaged anymore

and he never talked about it,

but I could tellit bothered him.

- Wait you don't think Serena

trying to buy the ranchis personal do you?

- No, it's just good business.

And if there's anythingthat Serena's all about

it's business.

Actually Claire was like that too.

Huh, I guess Josh has a type.

And that's me totally over-sharing about my brother.

(laughing)

- It's okay.

(laughing)

(peaceful music)

(door knocking)

- Am I interrupting?

- Ben, perfect.

This will go muchfaster with two people.

- Is that the um--

- Fold kayak, prototype from Oregon.

Lighter material.

Come on.

So what brings you by?

- Well, I've been doingsome more research

on the Arizona distribution facility.

- Just pop that into place there.

- Thinking long term,

it occurs to me we'll probably need a second one

within a couple of years.

- Tighten your bow strap.

A second one what?

- A second distribution facility.

So the way I'm figuring is,

why not secure that second site right now

while we're already thinking about what we really need.

- And your bow faring.

- This time we build it from scratch,

we build it to our own specifications,

like we've always talked about.

- Do you have a place in mind?

- I do.

Harmony Ranch, North Dakota.

(peaceful music)

(chattering)

(laughs)

- Hi.

- Oh.

- Sorry, I didn't mean to disturb you.

- Oh, no it's okay.

Taylor told me about this place earlier

so I wanted to check it out.

So um, all of this is Harmony.

- Mostly, but, also an ethos.

(laughs)

Yeah.

That's Hank Ketchum, he founded the ranch.

- And had a flair for fashion.

- Yes he did.

- How long has the ranchbeen in your family?

- Four generations.

Hoping there'll be a fifth.

- Did you know how much trouble the ranch was in?

- No.

No dad was in charge and I was away at grad school

until six years ago.

- Where'd you go?

- Cornell.

MS in Animal Science.

And it's also where I ran across a little coffee shop

called Aunt Marie's Coffee

and I still get the beans from there to this day.

- I fully support that extravagant decision.

- Yeah. Thank you.

And by the way, love the outfit.

- Thank you.

I'm aware that it's funny

but I work for an outdoor adventure gear company

and I had to get my ranch wardrobe

at a local general store but--

- I see you kept the boots?

- Well, they're worn in.

- Uh huh.- It's more comfortable.

- Or you just, you just like them?

- Possibly.

(laughing)

But if that's spreadedoutside this four walls

I'm gonna deny it.

- Okay, that'll be our secret.

(peaceful music)

(laughs)

(peaceful music)

- So what's the centennial gonna be like?

- Well this normally when we have our fall celebration,

so centennial will justtake its spot, you know.

But, we'll do some fun stuff.

You know music, games.

- That does sound fun.

- Yeah, Taylor's gonna bake about 1,000 pies.

- Having just gone shopping with her, yes she is.

(laughing)

What are you gonna do to celebrate the history of the place?

- You know, you're just gonna have to wait and see.

- Mysterious.

- So I have to know, after yourfirst full day as a rancher

has come to a close, what do you think?

- I had such a wonderful time,

I loved being able to ride again, thank you.

- You're welcome.

And also purport for you tomorrow, so feel free to sleep in.

- Thank you.

- I'll come findyou around noon?

- Noon it is.

- Okay.

Have a good night Miss McKenna.

- Goodnight.

(peaceful music)

(horse whinnies)

(arrow thunks)

(laughs) Nice!

- I am loving this trip.

- Does a certain Michael Getts

have anything to do with that?

- He's not hurting the experience.

(arrow thunks)

- Oh.

(laughs)

Oh, was yesterday a date?

- I can't quite tell.

You know how long it's been

since I had to read dating signals?

Men are so complicated.

(arrow thunks)

Still, it's kind of nice to even be having the discussion.

What about you?

(arrow thunks)

- What about me?

- Can you have the discussion?

- (laughs) Uh, no there is no discussion to be had.

- Really? - Hmm-mm.

- Because you're spending an awful lot of time with him.

(arrow thunks)

- He's just showing me the ranch, you know,

in case Great Frontiers wants to invest or something.

- Invest really.

That'd be good.

- Yeah.

It would.

(arrow thunks)

Oh.

(laughing)

Yes.

- Thanks.

(peaceful music)

- Hey GG, hey girl.

- Thanks man.

- Hello beauty.

- Boss, boss.

- Huh, oh.

(peaceful music)

- You will experiencemany different climates

on top the highest mountain in Africa.

Our summit tour will take you across an exposed ridge

and then onto broad snow slopes

and eventually onto the final summit ridge

at an altitude of nearly 6,000 meters.

Acclimatization is key

to any successful trek up the mountain.

Focusing on the details

is the difference between making it to the top.

(groaning)

(clattering)

Or not.

- Ow.

(peaceful music)

- Hey.

I see you made a friend.

- I have.

Hello.

- Hey, Josh.

You better come up to the house, Taylor's hurt.

- What?

- I tripped on my own feet and I landed on my hand.

- Okay, I can make funof you about that later.

Can I see it? - Yeah.

- Let's see. - Ow.

- Can you move your fingers?

- No.

- Let's get you to the ER.

- But I have to bakepies for the centennial.

- I think that can wait.

Let's get you to--

- Yeah but look at the big mess, I can't--

- Don't worry, I'll clean up here.

- Thank you.

- Thanks, come on.

- Okay.

(peaceful music)

(peaceful music)

(hammer clanging)

- Hey Josh, we heard Taylor got hurt.

Is she alright?

- She's fine, it's her, her wrist.

Sprained, it's not broken.

We just got back from the emergency room.

So, she's resting right now.

- That's good.

- Oh.

(groaning)

(laughing)

- Well okay.

(peaceful music)

- I'm trying.

- Have you ever made a pie before?

- No, but um, I'm usingall of Taylor's recipe.

And praying, a lot.

- Well, your prayer is officially answered

because I'm an amazing baker.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

(laughs)

And you two, this is a big job.

- I'm in.

- Mm-mm.

(peaceful rock music)

Nope.

♪ They're folks like us ♪

♪ We may lie down in darkness ♪

♪ But we don't lose our sparks ♪

♪ We bring back a good story to tell ♪

♪ 'Cause we grew up around beauty ♪

♪ Sunsets better than a movie ♪

♪ We knew it was our appointed duty ♪

♪ To love like the world might end ♪

♪ And to toast to good nights with friends ♪

♪ I was born to love you ♪

♪ Out where the water is wide ♪

♪ Make me your country bride ♪

♪ You'll be my prince of tides ♪

♪ You were born to heal me ♪

♪ Under a velvet sky ♪

♪ Cattails dancing in the light ♪

♪ We were born to livea long and happy life ♪

♪ Life ♪

- Hey you know, feel free to go get some sleep if you like?

I can get the rest of this.

- No, I'm almost done.

I'm not gonna leave you now.

(peaceful music)

- Look, thank you very much, for all of this.

This has been great.

- I'm just, earning my keep.

- Yeah.

Can I ask you a question?

- Yeah.

- How do you still haveflour in your hair?

(laughs)

Look at this.

(peaceful music)

- Morning.

- Morning.

- How you feeling?

- Ah, swellings already way down.

- Ah, what a relief.

- Thank you, and Michael and Jill for baking all the pies.

- And Josh too, I mean he was big help.

- I still can't wrap myhead around Josh baking,

How did you get him to do it?

- I just handed him a bowl.

(laughing)

- Good morning.

- Hi.

- It has occurred to me Miss McKenna,

you have yet to experience

the most basicexcursion on this ranch.

- And what is that?

- Trail riding.

- Finally (laughs).

- Let's go. - Okay.

(peaceful music)

- How's it feel?

- It's amazing.

- Yes it is.

You know what, come and see.

There's something I want to show you.

So this was the first cabin built on the property.

My great grandfatherbuilt it 100 years ago.

- 100 years ago.

Wow, you guys have really kept it up.

- Well it's all Taylor.

The centennial.

It's a special place,

you know my grandfatherwas actually born here.

- Wow.

- Yeah he used to teachus all about the stars

and the constellations and the moon too.

- Moon gazing?

- Wishing on a moon, especially an autumn moon.

- Why an autumn moon?

- It's the only time the weather's really cool enough,

you can pause to reflect.

- Take stock of what you have.

Hmm.- Yeah.

- It's so peaceful here.

- It's almost hard to believe

there was one point whenI was getting my masters

I almost didn't come back here.

- Why?

- Love, or what I thought was love,

but it turns out it wasn't.

I guess everyone getshurt from time to time.

- Hmm, not me, not really.

I mean a few bruises here and there but.

(laughs)

I guess I never reallyhad time for real risk.

- Why is that?

- My parents made so many sacrifices for me growing up,

I didn't want to let 'em down.

So I worked really hard, so I could get a scholarship

and go to the best school,

so I could get the best job.

And the best job after that.

- Yeah.

- And now I've got this great job but,

working really hard for a promotion so.

- What do you thinksnext for you after that?

- I don't know.

I thought I knew.

Josh, I work for an outdoors adventure company

and I don't have time to gooutdoors and have an adventure.

- That's not right.

- So not right.

(laughs)

But this.

I mean all of this, and the horses.

This feels right.

- Why do you think I fight so hard for this place?

- I get it.

It has to stay a ranch,it has to stay Harmony.

I'll fight for it, I promise.

(peaceful music)

- Glad to hear it.

(peaceful music)

(phone ringing)

- Alex McKenna's office.

- Hey it's me.

- Where have you been?

- Hmm, riding, looking at old cabins,

baking an endless number of pies.

- (laughs) Seriously?

- Seriously.

- Seriously.

Is pie baking something they do on the dude ranch?

- Well there was special circumstances

involving a centennial and a trip to the emergency room.

Is, um, is Roger there?

- Uh no.

He left this afternoon, on a trip.

Oh, it looks like Ben went with him.

- Ben, that's odd.

- I can check with Ben's office.

- No, it's okay.

Does it say when he'll be back?

- His calendar says Monday.

- I need to talk to him.

Great Frontiers has got to get this ranch.

- Where the pies the clincher?

- Everything's been a clincher.

Just let me know when Roger gets back.

- Okay, I'll do my best.

But you're not easy toget a hold of right now.

- Isn't it amazing (laughs).

- You're scaring me, bye.

(peaceful music)

- I'm just glad you're better hun.

- I think my pride has a much bigger wound.

I mean, I'm so clumsy I tripped over my own feet.

(laughing)

- I'm gonna file that visual away

with so many memories Ihave from here (laughs).

- I told her Harmony was a great place.

- Yes you did.

He'd come back in the office after spending time here

and say "guys, guys, you have to hear

about my amazing weekendhere at the ranch."

- I used to also say you'd love Harmony.

- I remember, that's why I came here.

To see if you were right.

You were right.

- Alright.

- Well I'm glad you came.

Otherwise we would haveno pies for tomorrow.

- Oh yes.

(laughing)

(yawning)

- That's my sign to run in.

- Me too.

- I'll take you.

- Oh.

- Tomorrow's a big day, goodnight.

- Goodnight, goodnight.- Night.

- Goodnight. - Night guys.

- Night buddy. - Goodnight.

You turning in too?

- Not yet.

All that talk about the moon earlier

made me realize I haven't had a chance to go stargazing yet.

(laughs)

I know a great spot.

- Lead the way.

(peaceful music)

- Tomorrow's the centennial, I go home after that.

- Yeah, me too.

- I've had a lot of fun.

- So have I, a lot.

Thanks to you.

- Well, goodnight.

- I went to two bar tree this morning, to, you know,

google the distance between Modesto and Fresno.

- And?

- It's basically an hour and a half.

- That's not far at all.

- No it isn't, at all.

(peaceful music)

I'll see you tomorrow.

- Okay, tomorrow.

- Okay so, there's Orion.

- Oh that's an easy one,anyone can find him.

He's always got his belt done up.

- (laughs) Alright.

Alright something more difficult.

- Yeah, come on, dazzle me.

- Okay.

Okay.

There's Pegasus.

- Where?

- There.

You see the four stars that kind of make a square?

- Where? - Right here.

- Oh yeah. - And the two,

the two that are coming down, that are forming the legs.

- Okay.

- And then the top right makes the head.

- Oh yeah, I totally see it.

You would pick the horse.

- I would (laughs).

If you're cold we can go in?

- No I'm good.

- There you are.

Oh, didn't mean to interrupt.

- No, um, everything okay?

- Everything's fine.

We just had a couple of unexpected guests.

- Okay, did you tell'em we're fully booked?

- No, I gave 'em the bunkhouse.

- Why?

- Uh, because they're from Great Frontiers

and one them is her boss.

(peaceful music)

There we go guys, cheers.

More coffee?

- Oh thank you.

My compliments to the chef.

- Oh thanks, it's one of my specialties.

- Oh, how did you?

- Oh, it turns out I've made eggs Florentine so many times

I actually can do it one handed.

(laughing)

Besides, I'm on the mend.

- Well very impressive Miss Ketchum.

- Much appreciated Mr. Hilton.

(peaceful music)

- What are you and Roger doing here?

- Not sleeping well, that's for sure.

Wow, nice boots.

Way to, way to commit.

- Ben.- You know Roger snores.

Loudly.

Do I smell like a horse?

I feel like I smell like a horse.

- It's a dude ranch Ben.

And stop evading my question, why are you here?

- You know Roger he likes to see things with his own eyes,

kick the tires beforemaking a move, you know.

- So he's gonna make a move?

On Harmony?

- Yeah, I'm sure of it.

(peaceful music)

- Did I see you holdingAlex's hand last night?

- Her hands were cold.

- (laughs) Oh, okay.

- She's leaving, it's not--

- Yeah, but if her company buys Harmony

then they'll come back.

She might be back, andthen you could stay on.

- And be an employee at my own ranch?

No.

- Hey man, Taylor.

- Thank you.- Oh, thank you.

- No, I'm not interested.

- Yeah but if Alex was here?

(peaceful music)

Josh.

- No, no.

- Vera.

- Are you uh, are you Josh Ketchum?

- I am.

- I thought I recognized you from your ranch's webpage.

I'm Roger Hilton.

- Mr. Hilton.

- Roger.

What a place you have.

I wouldn't be able to get anything done.

I would be riding, fishing

or staring at all the natural beauty.

- Yeah, thank you.

Well you would, until a horse came and nudged you

because it was ready to be fed.

- (laughs) Good point.

Have you seen Alex?

- I have not, not since last night.

- Okay, well, I'll probablyrun into her at the centennial.

100 years huh?

That's impressive.

- Thank you.

- I'll let you get back to things.

You probably have a busy day ahead of you.

- I do, but I'd be happy to show you around a little,

if you'd like?

- I'm gonna explore on my own, if that's okay with you?

- That's okay.

Nice meeting you.

(peaceful music)

(peaceful music)

(laughing)

Who's ready for some rope tricks?

There we go.

(clapping)

Alright, here's a funfact about these tricks.

My grandfather, Hank Ketchum, he taught 'em to me.

I'm gonna teach 'em to you.

So we're gonna start with the first one.

This is called the flat round okay.

Here we go.

(clapping)

Alright.

Let's see, I'm gonna need some help.

Who can help me?

Who wants to volunteer?

Oh boy, young man let's have you.

Here we go.

Here I'll trade.

Oh my gosh, look at him.

(clapping)

(laughing)

(peaceful music)

Did you have fun?

Alright, thanks for coming again.

Good seeing you bud.

Alright, thanks so much.

- Why Hank Ketchum, I do declare.

- Ma'am.

- Your tribute--- You like it?

- Was perfect.

- Yeah, I get why people

wanna come out to the West for a few days,

act like a cowboy or cowgirl, I get it.

- So I have some news.

- Some news?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

- I spoke with my colleague Ben.

- Ben's the one that came with Roger right?

- Yes.- Okay.

- And he's pretty sure that Roger wants to buy Harmony.

(peaceful music)

- And keep it intact like it is?

- I think so.

- Yes.

(laughing)

Oh my gosh, thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

- No, don't thank me.

It's you, you're theone who kept this place

working all these years.

I'm so glad you did.

- You really like it here don't you?

- Are you kidding?

I love it, I really do.

- Yeah, that's good.

- Okay.

- Um, that's great.

- I gotta-- - Yeah.

- Talk to Roger.

- Yeah, okay, yeah.

- Okay. - Alright.

Hey Alex.

- Yeah.

- Save me a dance later?

- I'll save two.

- Yes.

(horseshoe clinks)

- Oh, close, close.

(horseshoe clinks)

- Oh wow, very nice.

- Huh.

- Roger.

- There she is.

- I was so surprised when Taylor told me you were here.

- Well, I had to come for the celebration.

- Have you had chance to look around?

- A little, I got up at first light, went for a walk.

Tried to get Ben to come with.

- Yeah, my hips still cramped from sleeping on the sofa.

- Well I can assure you the guest cabins are much nicer.

Employee's are gonna be fightingover who gets which one.

- For?

- The retreat here at Harmony.

- Oh, I already bought a new company retreat.

- Sorry what?

- Yeah a great deal came up yesterday

for a property in Hawaii.

- Ben just said that--

- Yeah I said he was interested in buying Harmony,

I never said it was for the retreat.

- Then what are you?

- Well Ben suggested

we build a second distribution center here.

- Totally new, from the ground up.

- Seriously?

- Don't you like the idea?

- Josh is never gonna go for that.

- Then we don't tell Josh.

- Don't tell Josh what?

- Josh, didn't know you were there.

- Don't tell Josh what?

- That Roger is afraid of horses.

- That's okay.

You're just planning ontearing this place down?

After you buy it.

Build a giant warehouse for all your adventure stuff.

I guess I was standing there

a little bit longer than you thought.

- Josh.

- I've heard enough.

- Josh.

- Well, looks like the Harmony deal just fell through.

Fortunately we still have

the Arizona distributioncenter in place,

so I guess we can get going on that, yeah.

(melancholy music)

- Josh.

Josh.

You have to believe me, I had no idea this was gonna happen.

- I know.

Alex I thought that selling my families heritage for pasture

was a bad idea, but a distribution center is much worse.

- I'm so sorry.

I wish there was something more I could do.

- Maybe this is a good thing.

You know, Taylor, she's ready to travel.

This ranch is holding her back, that's not fair to her.

- What about you?

- I'll be fine.

Thank you for trying to help.

- I had to, I love this place.

- Me too.

(laughs)

(peaceful music)

- Hey.

- Sorry, it's too good.

(laughing)

- So that's it then?

- That's it.

- (sighs) What now?

- We sell.

It's been inevitable.

I just had a hard time admitting it.

- It's so weird lookingout at all this activity

and it won't change a thing.

- Yeah.

You should know I had aconversation with Alex

and maybe this is a good thing.

- How'd you figure?

- I've been working too hard hanging onto the past

and maybe it's time to let it go, let you go.

Off on your adventures.

- You know I do love this place.

- I know you do.

Got a lot of good memories here.

- And we'll always have each other.

- You're not getting rid of me that easy.

(laughing)

- Lasso your friends, embarrass you a little bit.

- You're gonna have to find me first.

(melancholy music)

- The lesser of two evils.

- Yep.

(melancholy music)

(goats bleating)

- Hey, yeah.

- Roger.

- Alex, before you say anything, I have one question.

Do you know where they keep the waders?

- What?

- 'Cause I think we should go fishing.

(peaceful music)

I love fishing.

I love nature.

That's why I started Great Frontiers in the first place.

For people like me who lovebeing outdoors in all its glory.

- Can we just talk about this now?

- Yeah, in a minute.

You know I think it's important in life

that a person loves what they do

and does what they love.

'Cause then it willhave meaning and value.

When you truly value something

you always strive to do right by it.

- Look, if you love nature as much as you claim you do

then even the idea of tearing all of this down,

getting rid of the ranch

just so we can have another warehouse.

It should be appalling to you.

I know I think it is.

- Do you?

- Yes.

- Why?

- Because it's wrong.

I mean, these trees, this river...

the horses.

People.

They all have value.

- And that is why I wanted you

to be the one to come out here.

- What?

- You are an intelligent person.

A great executive,your coworkers love you

yet you're not a pushover.

But if you're gonna moveup into the VP position,

I need to know that you love what I love.

This.

- So my coming out here was--

- I like to think of it as a fishing expedition, of a kind.

- If I had to choose between the development and the land.

- Which would it be?

- The land.

- That's what I like to hear.

Look, I love my company and I'm proud of what we've become

but it can't all be about business.

- But this second distribution center?

- Oh, that was never a consideration.

- Ben thought it was.

- Which is why he doesn't work for me

as of about 42 minutes ago.

I wanted to know if he could still push for his project

if he saw the beauty first hand.

He could.

- So, what are you planning for Harmony?

- Nothing.

I chose a dude ranch,

mainly because of your history with equestrian riding.

- You know about that?

- Oh, our background checks are very thorough.

(laughing)

I thought you'd respondwell to horses again.

- Okay, but what about the new Great Frontiers retreat?

- Well, I really did geta great deal in Hawaii.

But, but what do you think I should do?

- I think.

I think I have a newidea I wanna run by you.

That just might giveeveryone what they want.

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- So does that mean Harmony

won't be open for guests anymore?

- It won't be open for anyone. I'm sorry.

- Oh honey, don't apologize.

You're the one having to leave your home.

- Yeah.

It's becoming real.

- Do you know where Josh is?

- He's with Serena.

- Why?

- To sign the contracts.

- Oh no.

No, where are they?

- In the house.

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- So this includes all the horses?

- Yes, they'll be well taken care of.

- I know, you love your horses.

- You can come visit them anytime you want.

Like I said, I'm not the bad guy here.

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- Stop.

Josh, you don't wanna do this.

- This is the best option.

- What if it's not?

- Who are you?

- I'm Alex McKenna. I'm the new VP at Great Frontiers

and I have a proposition for you.

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So it seems likeeveryone has an opinion

about what to do with Harmony Ranch.

Serena wanted to turn it into graze land.

- And Great Frontiers has discussed

repurposing the land for a distribution warehouse.

- And I originally came out here

to scout it for a training center and retreat.

But the best idea, would be to keep it the way it is,

only busier.

- How?

- Well dude ranches are big business.

Everyone loves coming here and dressing up like a cowboy,

or a cowgirl and going on adventures.

- True.

- And while Great Frontiers is an amazing company

with millions ofloyal customers.

- We've never had a Westernoutfitting division, until now.

- We wanna have a reliable partnership destination

for our customers, as an incentive.

- We call it Great Frontiers at Harmony Ranch.

Your ranch, our products, everybody wins.

- We'll pay off what you owe the bank

and go forward as equal partners,

if that's alright with you?

- And?

- Oh right.

Taylor, it turns outthe Great Frontiers team

is in dire need of an executive chef

and we have offices all over the world

and I spend a good deal of time visiting them all.

I don't suppose-- - Yes, yes.

- Don't you want to hear the full offer?

- No, no, no, I get it.

I'm your chef, if that's okay with you.

- Yeah.

Is this for real?

- I told you I'd fight for Harmony.

(laughing)

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- I'm gonna take that as a yes.

- It's a yes from me.

- Yes definitely, definitely yes.

- Alright.

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- Would you excuse me for a minute?

- Yeah.

Yes!

(laughing)

- Ben.

- I was really hopingto storm off in a huff.

- I'm sorry.

- Why?

You won.

- It's not about winning.

Okay, maybe in the beginning it was about winning.

Definitely in the beginning it was about winning.

But now it's more about doing what's right for this ranch,

and the people, the land.

- Wow, you really sound like Roger.

Good job.

- Thanks.

Good luck Ben, I mean that.

- You do, don't you?

Alright, I hope things work out for you.

- Thank you, you too.

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- I still cannot believeyou saved this place.

- Well you and Taylor are the ones

who kept it going long enough for the cavalry to arrive.

- So what are the cavalry's plans?

You heading back to Seattle?

- Well Roger has a private plan chartered

for tomorrow morning so.

- Oh.

- But I was thinking about staying a little while longer.

- How much longer?

- Well I told Roger it might be a good idea,

while we get the newdivision up and running

if I stay entrenched in the environment.

You know, so I knowwhat I'm talking about.

- That's a pretty smart idea.

- You think so.

- I do, I do.

And I think you might need someone,

I don't know, who knowsthe Western lifestyle.

- Well you may need someone to help out with the horses.

- It's very true, I happen to know a guy.

- I know a girl.

- Does she have any experience?

- She has potential.

When does she start?

- Right away.

- Wait, this first lesson doesn't have anything to do

with a pitchforkand hay does it?

- No, but it does involveputting those boots to good use.

(laughing)

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♪ And to toast to good nights with friends ♪

♪ I was born to love you ♪

♪ Out where the water is wide ♪

♪ Make me your country bride ♪

♪ You'll be my prince of tides ♪

♪ You were born to heal me ♪

♪ Under a velvet sky ♪

♪ Cattails dancing in the light ♪

♪ We were born to livea long and happy life ♪

♪ Life ♪

♪ And it comes to me in waves ♪

♪ Like the shores of Palmetto Bay ♪

♪ Knowing I'm so lucky ♪

- So did you make a wish?

- No need.

♪ I was born to love you ♪

♪ Out where the water is wide ♪

♪ Make me your country bride ♪

♪ You'll be my prince of tides ♪

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