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[woman]
The average person lives 27,375 days.

That's all we get, if we're lucky.

27,375.

At first, I thought
it didn't really seem like a lot of time.

But then again, how many days
do we really remember anyway?

Most days pass by unnoticed,
unremarkable, unmarked.

Because we only remember the days
when we feel something happened.

Something beautiful or tragic.

Most days will pass in a blur.

So many of mine did.

They were lost in routine
or school or both.

I didn't notice my life
was becoming a series of forgotten days.

- Ugly.
- Yeah.

Everything was being saved for later.

You made that money, honey.

Live spontaneously, later.

[horn honks]

- Dude!
- Travel, later.

- Amanda!
- Find love, later.

- [horn honks]
- Sorry, sorry.

But everything can change in a day.

If you kill my friends, I kill you.

And what might be missing...

becomes so very clear.

[rock music playing over speakers]

This place has, like, three stars on Yelp.

[customers shouting, cheering]

Oh, really?

Just one drink
and then we'll go to dinner.

- I swear.
- I'm gonna go pee.

I'll grab a table.

- Get beer.
- [man 1] He's doing it!

[man 2] Ah! Whoo!

[man 3] No.

[woman]
How did we end up at a sports bar today?

I'm sorry. I get that I'm giving you PTSD
from your time at Ruck's.

Stop.

You were the best worst bartender
that I had ever seen.

Gosh. There's always a line. Jeez.

- I know.
- No matter where you go.

Yum.

I would like to propose a toast

to the beautiful, brilliant,

wildly talented, recently promoted Amanda.

- Cheers.
- Oh, thank you. Thank you.

And to getting an assistant.

- There you go!
- [chattering, shouting]

- Oh, incoming.
- How you doing, ladies?

Y'all look a little lonely.
Keep you some company.

Uh, there's three of us.

I'm Dave. This is Kyle. Sol.

I'm sorry...

They're the lonely ones.
I'm just embarrassed.

Embarrassed for you or for them?

For them right now.

And me... very soon.

[Kyle]
All right. We're just gonna start over.

We just wanted to come over
and say hi. So, hi.

- Hi.
- Hi.

I'ma tell y'all a story
that's gonna change your life.

- I...
- [Kyle] No, no. We're gonna go.

- You don't have to.
- You don't have to...

You do wanna hear the story.
Listen, you wanna hear the...

No, no, no. Now we have to hear the story.
What kind of story?

I'm gonna tell you ladies

a story about the time
I almost lost my pinkie toe.

- Wait.
- [Sol] Okay. I'm out.

I'm gonna get you drinks
and save myself the embarrassment.

- [Kyle] I'll come with you.
- No, you will not.

You will stay right here,
'cause we telling this story together.

- Yeah.
- All right.

I'm on the back of the moped, right?
This guy right here, he's driving.

All of a sudden,
a squirrel just pops out of nowhere.

At this point, the moped is grinding,
like, up against the curb,

and now my toe is pinned down, right?

You know what? I am gonna go help
your friend with the drinks.

But, um, great story.

Hey, where you...

Especially when you do a takedown.
You don't want them to come from under...

So, who you guys rooting for?
Baldy No Neck or Big Arm Chicken Legs?

Um, baldy with no neck. He's the underdog.

- Another Dave's Margarita?
- [Sol] Yeah.

Make it two.

So, your friend's story...

Oh, yeah. I'm...

I apologize for that.
He thinks it's a great icebreaker.

It's actually not a bad idea,
all things considered.

It's playing the odds.

How so?

So, 99 out of 100 girls
will hate that story.

- Right? Hate it.
- Mm-hmm.

But if he can find that one,

that one girl who loves a good smooshed
baby toe story, she'll be floored.

It's a soul-mate moment for her.

If you believe in destiny and chance
and meeting the right person,

then it's worth the risk.

He has the right idea.

...jumped off the trash can.

- I still think it's the wrong idea.
- Maybe.

Okay, this stare is officially

two seconds away
from turning full creepazoid.

- Yeah. Okay.
- You should probably blink or look left.

- Do something else with your eyes.
- I'm sorry.

I blame it on the margarita.
I am usually very witty and charming.

That's not an excuse.

James Bond is fully hammered 24/7.
He is always witty and charming.

- Okay, I can give you some wit. Yeah?
- Yeah? Wit me.

- Yeah. Bring it.
- Yeah?

Okay. All right.

When I look into your... Wow, that's...

Is something supposed to be happening?
I'm confused.

Okay, okay. Pause, pause.
I'm gonna try to give charming a shot.

Okay, I'm...

I'm gonna give you some charm, all right?
Give you some charm.

- No, that's worse.
- Did you...

- That was complete... Worse.
- It's bad. I can't...

Stop. Stop right now. Abort.

- I'm gonna stop.
- [people cheering]

Whoo! Whoo!

[chuckles]

Whoo!

Beat my best time again.

That's weird,
'cause you're, like, 15 minutes late.

Nah. Saturday mornings,
there's a 20-minute grace period.

Technically, I'm early.

- Ready?
- Come on. Let's go.

Well, I might sweat margaritas
after last night, so...

- Gross.
- I'm sorry.

So, what is it you do again?

- I'm in digital marketing.
- What does that mean?

We target consumers
based on their GPS location.

You know, go for impulse buys.

What about you?

I'm going into debt creation.
Getting my master's in psych.

You wanna be a therapist?

I don't know. Maybe.

People love talking to me,
and I always give spot-on advice.

So, yeah.

[groaning]

- Cramp.
- You okay? You all right?

I got a cramp.

Lift your arm up.

- Why?
- It'll help. Trust me.

Okay. Um...

I lied to you.

I hate running.

I'm a really bad runner.

God, this was a horrible idea
for a first date.

Oh, so this is a date?

No. [scoffs]

All right. We have a little more left.
Hey, what are you doing?

I earned one of these.

- No. Not on my watch. Come on.
- What?

- I got something better. Come on.
- No, come on.

- [Sol] Last wind.
- So far.

[Sol] That's right.

- Wait. There are hot dogs here.
- There are hot dogs.

You took me from a hot dog stand
to another hot dog stand.

Isn't this a great finish line?
I love this place.

[man] Hey!

- Sol! How you doing?
- [Sol] Hey!

- What's happening, buddy? Okay.
- [man] I'll be right out.

- Ah!
- [Sol] What's up, man?

- How you doing?
- I'm good.

- What you got for us?
- My new zucchini fritters.

Ooh! Oh, Peter, this is Jenn.

- Hey.
- Hi.

She wanted hot dogs for breakfast.

- No, I wanted hot dogs for brunch.
- All right.

Well, brunch, it's not really about food.
It's more about day drinking, isn't it?

[Jenn] Exactly.

If I wasn't jogging,

I would totally be at
my cousin Gigi's place.

Pepper and Salt.

Oh! They got a great Moscow mule.
Love that spot.

So, what do you think?

Mm! It's really good.

Missing a little something.

Uh, yeah.

Could use a smidge of sour cream
and dill. And a little bit of honey.

- That'd be good. That'd be good.
- Yeah.

I gotta get you back on the truck, man.

- You're a chef?
- No. No, I'm not a chef.

Oh, he's the best.
And I need him back on the truck.

- Stop. Stop.
- I gotta get you back on here.

I used to help out
on some weekends, that's all.

[Peter scoffs] "Help out."

Hey, you wanna give it a try?

Go ahead.

[laughs]

- [laughs] No. That look.
- [Jenn] I'm sorry.

I'm not really a zucchini person.

I got something you guys will like,
and I'll get you a couple waters.

- Thanks, man.
- Thank you.

[Sol] Every vendor's local.

[Jenn]
I can't believe I've never been here.

These are nice.

God, these colors are amazing.

- [Sol] Yeah. These are beautiful.
- [Jenn] Thank you.

[Sol] Thank you.

- Hi.
- [woman] Hi.

- These are beautiful.
- [woman] Thank you.

Rose.

I love lavender.

Mmm.

Thank you.

[band playing "Don't Look Back in Anger"]

[Sol] Do you know this song?

♪ And so ♪

- ♪ Sally can wait ♪
- Oh!

♪ She knows it's too late ♪

♪ As she's walking on b... ♪

Is it by or by o...

[Jenn] I love this song.

Cook for me.

I'd love to.

- When?
- Now.

Or never.

All right. You wanna help?

Uh-huh.

I'm gonna get you to love zucchini.

We'll see.

- Okay.
- Okay, what do you think of this?

Dill zinger crunch zucchini.

"Dill zinger crunch." I like that.

Who would ever use this much dill?
In the world? In life, ever?

Okay. So, last step is...

♪ World is sleeping, I'm awake with you ♪

- Funny...
- [all laughing]

♪ With you ♪

Okay. What kind of things are you into?

♪ Watch ♪

Rock climbing.

♪ Movies that we've both already seen... ♪

- On your marks, get set, go!
- Whoo!

♪ I got my eyes on you ♪

♪ And you say that you're not worth it ♪

♪ You get hung up on your flaws ♪

Hey!

♪ Well, in my eyes you are perfect
As you are ♪

♪ As you are ♪

♪ On Sunday mornings
We sleep in till noon... ♪

Welcome to Abnormal Psychology
and Cognitive Behavior.

♪ Next to you ♪

Oh, no. I thought it was
just supposed to drizzle.

♪ And you say that you're not worthy ♪

Okay.

♪ You get hung up on your flaws ♪

♪ Well, in my eyes you are perfect
As you are ♪

♪ I will never try to change you
Change you... ♪

[Jenn] Oh, my God!

- Don't worry. I got you.
- [laughing]

Surprise.

Thank you. Ah!

[song continues, fades]

What time is it?

[groans] No.

Ten...

a.m.,

p.m., I don't know.

Hey, Steph, I'll be two seconds, okay?
I'm coming right back.

[Steph] All right.

I'd eat that.

Come on, Eric.

You making that for Jenn?

Uh, yeah.
I'm just gathering some ideas.

Her mom's driving down next week,
and I wanna make a good first impression.

Mom. That's big.

In other news, Yasmin wants
your presentation deck by lunch.

No. She said tomorrow.

She did.

And now it's Tuesday.

And you've been working here
for almost a year,

and you're still surprised
by Yasmin's little surprises.

And I love that about you. I really do.

- Good luck.
- Okay.

He was on a work trip.
What was I supposed to do?

- [knocking]
- All right.

- He might have been lying about that...
- [Sol] Jenn, open the door!

This is why I gave you keys!

- I forgot them. I gotta pee.
- You are so cute together.

I swear, it makes me wanna barf.

- Okay, see you later.
- Goodbye, Amanda.

- I got everything you asked for. Hey.
- How are you?

- How was your day?
- Sideways, backwards.

- How was studying?
- Third pack of these.

Got it.

Gosh, okay.

Why sideways?
Why backwards?

It's nothing.

Well, I basically tracked people
to and from their work today,

and then I spent a couple more hours
doing other departments' work

because Yasmin won't hire more people,
but it's fine.

I'm sorry.

I just can't believe
this is how I spend my day.

Sol, I told you my cousin Gigi
needs more help at the restaurant.

- Jenn, it's fine. It's fine.
- Quit your job.

You've been talking about it for months.
Now or never, right?

Or if you're not gonna quit,

at least try working there
on the weekends, learn the kitchen.

People go to school to become chefs.

Not everybody.

And everything you cook is amazing.

Coming from someone
who eats Ding Dongs for dinner?

Well, I'm not an elitist like you.
I'm a foodie of the people.

Look, I'm just trying
to be practical, okay?

I can't afford to quit.

I've thought about it over and over again.
I just... I can't.

I have to think about savings,
I have to think about the future and...

And when I think about us, it...

Move in with me.

I mean, it cuts down on costs, right?

You know I can barely afford
the rent on this place, and...

then, maybe, eventually
you can save up enough money to quit.

I will kick you out
if you suck to live with,

and I'm gonna know fast.

Rules.

Closets will be split 80-20. In my favor.

- Fine.
- Okay.

Um, you cook a minimum of...

five...

- Three. Okay, three.
- Okay. Three.

Three times a week.
That seems respectable.

- Okay, only if you try everything once.
- Fair.

Real talk.
Step up when it's time to step up.

Mistakes I can handle,
but regrets I can't live with.

Deal. But I get to bring in my couch.

- But my futon.
- That futon has got to go.

Fine. Eventually, we get a dog.

No yappers, no shedders.

No yappers, no shedders.

Sex before dinner.

Because after dinner, I only want TV.

- Hmm...
- Is that a yes?

[Sol] Dave. We're gonna do it on three.

- Here we go. One.
- [Kyle] You got it?

- Yes. Two.
- [Dave] Use your legs.

- Here we go. Three.
- [Sol] Yes.

[Dave]
Could you slow down? I'm a bit hungover.

- [Sol] My foot? Good?
- Yeah, you're good.

- Don't step off.
- [Sol] Be careful.

Wait. Why are there weights on the couch?

Dude, we're already halfway.

- I didn't put 'em there.
- We can't take 'em off now.

Okay. All right. All good.

Are you sure this thing
is gonna fit through the elevator?

Yes, it is.
I measured it, like, four times.

All right, let's go.

We're gonna move it in.
Dave, what are you doing?

Yo!

[Sol] I guess we're taking a break.

[Jenn] Working hard, huh, boys?

I just put these on. That's not...

- Ouch.
- We been working this whole time.

It sure puts the "ouch" in couch.

How many more boxes
do you want to bring up?

Not that many.
There's maybe, like, 20 more.

I don't think we're gonna have
any more room.

- We're gonna have to get a storage space.
- What?

We don't need a storage space.
We can fit all this in there.

Every single box is labeled "kitchen."

- It looks like a lot, but it's not a lot.
- We already have a TV.

- Not in the bedroom.
- Exactly.

Okay.

- I call it.
- I'll take it.

We could get matching sweaters.

Hey, can you hand me those?

Pomegranate seeds
on meatballs, eh?

Yes.

Here.

[mellow pop music playing on stereo]

Mmm!

It's so good.

I'm serious. It...

It tastes like magical meatballs
that grow on tiny, little meatball trees.

Sol, Gigi would love those.

[phone buzzing]

I gotta... It's for work.

- Is it important?
- I gotta answer it.

- Yes, it's...
- Work is important.

- I don't want you...
- [buzzing continues]

Ooh! I like when you keep it on vibrate.

[chuckles]

[brushing]

- Hey.
- Hey.

[water runs, stops]

Are you my toothbrush twin?

♪ My toothbrush twin ♪

♪ And we brush our teeth up and down ♪

♪ And all around ♪

♪ Go round and rou... ♪

Are you okay?

Yeah. Pulled a muscle working out.

[R&B music playing on stereo]

[Jenn] Sol, it's ten o'clock.
Eat something.

Here.

I thought you were
gonna heat up the pizza.

No, not tonight.
We're eating it cold, chef.

I know. I'm sorry.
I have to send this out by tonight.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

You've just been working late
for the last few weeks.

Keep on working. Pizza's fine.

You know, I know another way
to heat up the pizza.

It tastes even better.

I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Stop.
What are you doing?

All right. I'll try it.

Any recs would help.

- Okay, try the Girls Rock section.
- Okay.

Keep going, going.

- Yeah, right there.
- Yeah. Hmm...

Oh!

- Pat Benatar?
- Yes.

She rocks. Always. Trust me.
I remember when I was with our bar band.

"Hit Me With Your Best Shot"
brought the house down every night.

- [laughs]
- Well, you're right, you're right.

[woman] Can I get almond milk with that?

- Thank you.
- [man] You're welcome.

So, how's it going?

Eh. Yeah, we're good.

I don't know.
Sol's been maxed out at work.

I swear, he hates his job.

He doesn't even wanna cook anymore,
he's so stressed out.

Why don't you, like, just plan something?

You know, like, something festive.

Get him cooking again.

- Thanksgiving.
- [gasps]

Your house? Oh.

Oh!

Yo, Sol!

Dust your apron off, bitch!

- Like a break-dancing crew?
- I don't believe you.

- I had a crew.
- No.

- What?
- I had a whole thing, yeah.

- Oh!
- Yum.

- You almost done?
- [Sol] It's coming. It's coming.

Because it's about to get
really real in here.

- What is happening?
- It's about to get...

- No!
- Kyle!

Um...

- Cleanup on aisle...
- I didn't do it.

- Mom? Help, help, help, please.
- Now you leave.

- Get me salt, white vinegar...
- I got it.

...and dish soap.

- And no more red wine for Kyle.
- Salt.

- That's your boy.
- [knocking]

- I'm so sorry. My hands are full.
- Mina, hi. No, it's okay.

- There you go.
- Come in, come in.

For you and also for you.

- You inspired it.
- Mina.

- It's gorgeous. Thank you so much.
- Thank you.

- Thank you for having me.
- Please, come in. Hang up your coat.

Baby.

Oh, uh, Mina, Dave. Dave, Mina.

- Hi.
- [Jenn] She's an artist.

- Can I hug you?
- Yeah, sure you can.

Hi. Nice to meet you. [laughs]

- Look at this painting Mina gave us.
- I love that. That's really cool.

- Order's up. Share with everyone.
- Thank you.

That smells amazing.

Okay. Um...

Cheers.

Oh. I think this couch
is missing a few springs.

Don't insult the couch, man.
Me and this couch have a history.

I spent many weeks sleeping on this
when I was in between... places.

[Kyle] You mean in between girlfriends.

So, the couch is
your longest relationship?

[Amanda laughs]

- Ouch. [laughs]
- Sorry.

Hey, I get it. I like the couch.

I can see that. You are the couch.

[laughing]

- What's in the stuffing?
- Hey, Gigi.

It's sticky rice, shiitake,
Szechuan sausage and coconuts.

Mmm! Hit me.

[Dave]
You're just a head. You look like Zordon.

[Eric] We're all having fun.

- [Sol] Careful, it's hot.
- Okay.

Mmm! You just messed me up.

Oh, my God. Szechuan sausage?

You just straight up messed me up.
Hit me again.

- Jenn, your man.
- I know, right?

Come on.

Wait. I would serve this in my restaurant.

- Yeah?
- My chef could use a little inspiration.

You need to come work for me, Sol.
What else do you have here?

Miso carrots, and then we've got
a little bit of garlic bok choy.

[Gigi] This is wonderful.

[all gasping, murmuring]

- Beautiful finish.
- [woman] I'm taking a lot.

[chattering]

Corn bread?

- [man] Just load it. Load it.
- Oh, oh!

- You want it all.
- I want it all.

No, no, no, Head Chef. Head of the table.

- Me too. I don't want the middleman here.
- Just waiting for the host.

[Jenn] Grabbing 'em all.

- [Amanda] Good for you.
- [Kyle] Me too.

- [Mina] Looks amazing, right?
- [Jenn] Thank you.

These carrots
would piss my dad off to no end.

Wait. What? Why?

Because he would spend all day

slaving away in the kitchen
making Thanksgiving dinner,

and then Sol would show up with carrots,
and it'd be the hit of the night.

[all laughing]

That's why
I only ever let you make dessert.

Sol, Jenn, I wanna thank you.

If you hadn't invited me tonight,

I'd probably be sitting at home
eating a frozen dinner.

[Jenn] You're so welcome.

Oh! Wait. Hold on.

Mmm.

Sol and I would like to say, um,

thank you, guys, so much
for being here today.

Now our house finally feels like a home.

New friends, new smells,

new stains on my new carpet, but...

[Jenn's mother] No stains!

[Jenn] Yes, thanks to Mom, no stains.
No stains at all.

Oh, yes. I'll do it.

Here we go. I got it, I got it.

[all yelping]

- Are you okay?
- My God. Are you okay?

- I'm fine.
- [all laughing]

We're good. That was fun.

- [Gigi] Did you chip a tooth?
- Thank you.

- [Gigi] What happened?
- Also, I just put in my two weeks' notice.

- I'm sorry.
- No, it's okay.

You're taking our bed, okay? No arguments.

- You won't get one from me.
- I'll get you set up.

Guys, guys, guys.

- Hey.
- Hey, hey.

Amanda. Kyle, come on.

Okay, so I think we got the three-piece...

We'll just meet at...

Three-piece band confirmed this morning.

Everything's fine.

Hey.

- What?
- Nothing.

[Kyle]
Everything's cool. Dinner was great.

[Jenn]
You can train, like, crows or magpies

to, like, not be your pet
but kind of be around you.

- I want this whole thing to be...
- I love the way your brain works.

Oh, my God, you're such a dork.
But I'm serious about this.

- ♪ Slip inside the eye of your mind ♪
- What are you doing?

- ♪ Don't you know you might find ♪
- Sol.

- People are gonna hear you.
- ♪ A better place to play ♪

What are you doing? Stop. Stop it.

♪ You say that you've never been ♪

♪ But all the things that you've seen ♪

♪ Slowly fade away ♪

♪ So we start a revolution from my bed ♪

♪ 'Cause you said the brains I had
Went to my head ♪

- ♪ Step outside ♪
- Wait, what?

♪ The summertime's in bloom ♪

♪ Stand up beside the fireplace ♪

♪ Take that look from off your face ♪

♪ 'Cause you ain't ever
Gonna burn my heart out ♪

Oh, my God!

♪ And so Sally can wait ♪

♪ She knows it's too late
As she's walking on by ♪

Whoo!

♪ Her soul slides away ♪

♪ But don't look back in anger ♪

♪ I heard you say ♪

[Eric] My man!

- My goodness.
- Yeah. All right.

Jenn,

I'm gonna try and be charming
and witty, okay?

I didn't know how much
I could actually love until I met you.

And it keeps growing every single day.

- Waking up next to you, I feel so lucky.
- Beautiful.

- I feel so... I feel...
- But...

But it's more than luck.

You make me feel like I can do anything.

We can do anything.

And I wanna do it all.

Okay.

Oh, my God.

[exhales]

- [woman 1] Ah!
- [woman 2] Oh, my gosh!

And I've never wanted anything more...

than for you to be my wife.

God.

Now or never.

Yeah.

Yes. Yes! Yes!

[all cheering]

- It fits!
- Yeah!

Yes! Yes!

Hey!

Give it up! Yes!

- That was incredible.
- Yeah.

[rock music playing over speakers]

Medallions?

[woman 1] Yeah, right here.

Can I get garnish here?

[man 1] Not bad for your first week, Chau.

[man 2] Where's my skirt steak?

- Order up!
- [woman 2] That's for table nine.

- Good.
- [woman 3] Is that medium rare?

- Where's my rib eye? Where's my salmon?
- [woman 1] Yes, Chef.

[woman 2]
Waiting on the caramelized onion.

- Something's wrong.
- Sol, are you okay?

- [groans]
- Sol!

- Sol!
- [groaning]

[woman over PA] Hospital X-ray tech
to Ortho 7. Hospital X-ray tech to...

Do you want coffee?

Should I go to your house,
get some clothes?

- No, I'm good. Thanks.
- [elevator bell dings]

Hey.

- [Jenn] Hey.
- What did they say?

Perforated ulcer probably.
It's no big deal.

Megan, you made this sound serious.

They came in an ambulance.

By the time he got here,
he was already feeling better.

All right.

Where's Dave?

Had a date.

Haven't been here since my dad died.

They're probably just gonna give him
some meds and then send him home.

You really don't need to stay.

I'm...

I'm okay.

It's a condition with chronic pain
in the left or right abdominal.

- Symptoms include restless leg syndrome...
- Megs.

- ...sleep...
- Stop googling.

- Jennifer Carter?
- Hi.

Could I have a word?

Of course.

See? Lucky.

That's what they all keep saying.
I am what lucky looks like.

'Cause there's only one.

Yeah.

One sad, lonely tumor
about to get evicted from my liver.

- Gotta get the hell out of there.
- Get outta there!

I'm gonna be fine.

Don't worry.

I love you.

I love you too.

[alarm ringing]

[both groan]

Five more minutes.

We get your results today.
Come on. Let's go.

Hey, if we get bad news...

we should get a dog.

Don't say that. We're getting good news.

[door opens]

[doctor] Good morning. Sol.

Hey.

- Jenn.
- Hi.

Everything looks good.

Your blood work is normal.

The liver is regenerating nicely.

- Ow! Jenn.
- Sorry. Sorry.

We'll do a follow-up in six weeks,
but we might as well get on with it.

And you two can get on
with that wedding of yours.

Okay. I'll get out the wine in the fridge.

- Yeah.
- Oh, my God! This is so amazing.

- [Sol] Whoo!
- What a relief.

Mm-hmm. Right here.

[needle scratches on record]

♪ Well, you're a real tough cookie
With a long history ♪

♪ Of breaking little hearts
Like the one in me ♪

♪ That's okay, let's see how you do it ♪

♪ Put up your dukes ♪

♪ Let's get down to it ♪

♪ Hit me with your best shot ♪

- [laughing]
- I don't know what this is.

My happy dance.

Yeah!

♪ Fire away ♪

[alarm chirps]

[man 1] GT's got it.

- [man 2] Give me three minutes, Chef.
- [woman 1] Is the lemon relish ready?

Two minutes late, Chau.

Yes, Chef. I'll make it up.

I'd think you'd want to get here
a little early.

Your dish is on the board.

Congrats.

[customers chattering]

You guys good? Great.

How we doing? You need anything?

- Yeah, can we get some hot sauce?
- Got it.

All right, guys,
French toast special, Gigi's omelet.

We got another short rib over here.
Let's go. Pick it up. Thank you.

How we doing on that, Chau?

- Here you go, Chef.
- [Gigi] Hey, home run.

That's a permanent addition to the menu.

How you feeling? Your energy good?

Good, good. I'm good.

How do people live without a liver?

They don't. I mean, I don't.

They only took a third. It's growing back.

It grows back?

Yeah, the liver is like
our one X-Men organ.

Did you hear that, Neil?

You're cooking with a real-life superhero.

Go, Chef.

[Neil] All right, order up!

[Gigi] Sol, Jenn's here.

I'll let Gigi explain.

You have to use your imagination
a little bit,

but after the wedding,
the doors will open, everyone'll come out.

- Then there's lights...
- Okay.

- ...everywhere, and flowers.
- Forget about the things around.

- Clean all this junk up.
- We'll move all this stuff.

It would make it a lot bigger, yeah?

- Yeah.
- If we open that up?

[Gigi] It'll all be open,
so it'll feel like one big space.

[Jenn] It'll be really nice.

- I mean, this is kinda perfect, isn't it?
- It is.

[Jenn] It's kind of...

Perfect? It's gravel.

You cannot dance on gravel.

- Hey.
- Cool. Everyone's here.

Welcome.

I thought you were gonna be here
a half hour ago...

[Kyle] The driver got lost... Is this...

Yeah. Okay.

No, I'm not letting you guys
get married here. Nope.

Okay. No, no, I knew you wouldn't see it,
but you can see it now. Watch.

A DJ booth in the corner,
playing awesome music. See?

- Here? Dance right here?
- We're dancing already!

Come on.

Yeah, don't think about how it looks,
think about how it feels.

Yes, how it feels.

♪ Those nights ♪

♪ When your friends are gone ♪

♪ When you're holding on
For someone to leave with ♪

♪ Those nights ♪

♪ When you crave someone ♪

♪ To be there at dawn ♪

♪ To wake with 'cause aren't we all just ♪

♪ Looking for
A little bit of hope these days ♪

♪ Looking for somebody
You can wake up with ♪

♪ Looking for
A little bit of hope these days ♪

♪ We are, we are... ♪

- What are you gonna do about it?
- I'm gonna do this!

No, no, don't! Put me down!

- We're getting married!
- Do not throw me in!

- He got a Jenn Chau...
- No!

...going in the lake!

[song continues playing]

What are you doing?

Left, right.

We do not need to practice.
It's a slow dance.

- Yes, we do, 'cause we need to do...
- What... Oh, wow. A spin.

- Okay.
- Yes. Yes.

I know. No, I just want a huggy dance.

Please?

This is all I want on my wedding day.

Except we'll be dancing on gravel.

We could be at Chuck E. Cheese
and I would still be smiling.

- Well, that's not a bad idea.
- Mm-hmm.

♪ Looking for
A little bit of hope these days ♪

♪ Looking for somebody
We can wake up with ♪

♪ Looking for
A little bit of hope these days ♪

♪ We are... ♪

This is not what I wanted to do today.
[laughs]

How long is this voluntary torture?

It's, like, 90 minutes or something.

Nine-zero?

Mm-hmm.

Look at these lanterns.

- Look. Jenn, look left. Look.
- What?

Oh, sorry.
They're switching Sol's medication today.

He said he would text me.
Okay. Show me what you got.

Okay. One...

- That's beautiful.
- I know.

Don't get too excited about that.
We don't have a lantern budget.

- Wait for it.
- Yeah?

[Jenn] Oh, my God.

Look at that dress.

- What?
- Simple, elegant. Look at the V.

No. That's, like, $10,000.
You are scrambling her bride brain, Megs.

- [upbeat dance music playing]
- Okay, you got this.

- [all cheering]
- Okay. We got this! We got this!

- [grunting]
- Do we got it? Do we got it?

Okay, one and down.

All right, I don't wanna see those knees
coming forward, y'all.

I know. You like that one.

Dig deep, y'all, for some burpees.
We're gonna reach to the sky, okay?

- Burpee?
- And up... and down!

What the heck is this thing?

Up! And reach for the sky

- and touch the ground.
- [phone chimes]

- I'll be right back.
- [instructor] Come on, y'all. And squat...

and jump.

Now reach and stretch it up...

[Amanda] We're not doing that one anymore?

[instructor] And bounce it out.

[Sol] His name is Otis.

He's ours.

Why do we have a dog?

Why do we have a dog?

Mendelson said the level of aggression
is very concerning.

[sighs]

Absolute worst-case scenario
is six months.

He said he can get us
into a brand-new clinical trial.

Four months of radiation,

- coupled up with chemo, combined...
- Sol.

Hey. Hey, hey.
I think that there are options, okay?

He seemed pretty positive
about this being the best path.

Hey.

I'm gonna beat this.

I will.

- Okay.
- All right.

[Jenn] And then how it all
kinda piles on and... I don't know.

I know.
But, like, he can't keep working, can he?

Well, he wants to.
I mean, as much as possible.

But realistically,
he's only gonna be able to, I don't know,

be there two, maybe three times a week
once chemo starts, and then it's just...

- Okay.
- [sighs]

So what about, uh, the wedding?

You guys still gonna do that?

We gotta postpone.

We have to cut costs and cut stress.

He'll be in remission by August.

Yeah, but with no immune system.

Well, what can we do?

I mean, like, what can we do for you?

I don't know.

[woman] I'm sorry. Traffic.

- Hey, Hope.
- Hey. Hey.

So, where's Kyle?

I don't know. I've been trying him.
Disappeared on Sol.

[Megan] Come on.
He's going through a really hard time,

considering everything
that he just went through.

It's not about him.

[Hope] Okay, so what's the plan?

I think that they want
a really nice wedding.

And I think we should give them one
as soon as possible.

To have everyone around,
watching their first dance.

To have yummy food and champagne
and just make it really special for them.

And I think that would be so fantastic.

It would be. It would be fantastic.

How?

[Sol] Come on, buddy.

[chattering]

- [Sol exhales]
- [man over PA] Dr. Marcus to Room 329.

That okay?

- Yeah. It's okay. Thanks.
- Okay.

- [Jenn] I'm good.
- Come on, Otis.

[in baby voice]
He's had too many sausage tacos.

Does the dog come with the place too?

Uh, no. He's ours.

Oh. Figured they'd tack it
to my bill or something.

You should read a good book.
A book would take you out of all this.

I should be at spring break
reading a bar menu right now.

Oh, spring break happens every year.

There's a one-in-five chance
that I don't see next year.

You could flip the numbers.

Four out of five you do.

What about you two?

You guys got any plans after all this?

Well, eventually get married,
go on a honeymoon.

Somewhere tropical.

My vote is the Bahamas.

Yeah, I'm bringing my red Speedo
and tanning oil.

No, absolutely not.

No tanning oil for either of you.

- No Speedos, either.
- Okay.

I will give you the benefit of distraction
one more time.

- You see? You see that?
- Look at what? Nothing happened!

- Nothing happened!
- Did you? A little bit, but...

They're here. They're here.

Uh, hey, guys.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Hi.
- Hi.

What's up?

I mean, we know you guys
are strapped for cash

'cause of all the medical bills and stuff,

but we don't want you
to put your life on hold.

So, some of us thought that
we should ask for your permission,

but you really can't say no.

- Megan.
- It's kind of already happening.

- The wheels are in motion.
- Wait. Whoa, whoa. What's happening?

Neil and Gigi are on food.

Chris has a hookup with flowers,
and drinks, of course.

Guys, weddings take months to plan.

And yours will take three weeks.

And we already did the math.
$20,000 should cover it.

- [scoffs]
- [Megan] But we're handling it.

First things first.
We should ask for their permission.

Now, each of us donated $200.

- Just, you know, get it started.
- [Dave] Yeah.

I'm gonna e-mail everyone at my office.

And I can e-mail my whole client list.

We have a couple
of fundraiser ideas that...

Yeah.

Guys, we're really touched,
but this just seems impossible.

You know, we're asking for a lot of money
from friends and strangers.

I don't know.

[Megan] Hey.

We can do this.

And you deserve it.

What do you think?

Bring it.

- Ah!
- [giggles]

["Good Feeling" playing]

♪ 'Cause I wanna go back
To the days of the past ♪

- Thank you so much.
- [man] Thank you.

♪ But I'm holdin' you close
And I'm lettin' her go ♪

Share the link with people.
Share the link, all right? Hi! Hey!

I really appreciate that.
Post. Post on your pages.

- What would you like?
- [woman] I'll take the brownie.

Go ahead and grab it.
Thank you so much. We appreciate this.

♪ I got, I got
I got a good feelin', got a good feelin' ♪

♪ I got, I got
I got a good feelin', got a good feelin' ♪

You wanted zucchini fritters, right?

- Yes.
- I'll take two of those.

Thank you guys so much.
So come... Girl! What?

Oh, my God! It's so good to see you.

Oh, what? Take that in.

Oh, my God.

[Megan laughs]

Hashtag, "Jenn and Sol."
Thank you very much.

Oh! Awesome. Big money baller!

Thanks for helping.

Hey, everyone! Everyone!

We're almost at $20,000!

♪ I got a good feelin'
Got a good feelin' ♪

♪ I got, I got
I got a good feelin', got a good feelin' ♪

[laughs] Come on, "My Heart Will Go On,"
"Power of Love," you don't want that?

Bride, groom.

This is happening.

Oh! [chuckles]

This room books a year out minimum,

but we had this nightmare
on the books for the 11th.

Brats throwing an anniversary party for
their parents, fighting the whole time.

I pulled the plug on their whole affair
with one tug. Yoink.

Of course, we are so happy
that this is now available

for an occasion as special as yours.

Gratis.

You're welcome.

I... I mean, we...
How can we ever thank you for that?

- That is so generous.
- Yeah.

- This is beyond...
- Let's hug this out later, kids.

We spoke on the phone
about us handling the food ourselves.

Sol's a chef.

That makes my life easy-peasy.

Time to talk booze.

Cocktails out on the terrace.
You're gonna need a signature drink,

- so who's up for a morning tasting?
- [Dave] Yes.

[Amanda] Uh-huh. Me too. Following you.

[whispering] Oh, my God.

- This is crazy.
- Wow.

- Do you have more of this?
- [chattering]

[clears throat] Ready?

- [Hope] Oh! [gasps]
- [Amanda] Yes. Oh, my God.

[all gasp]

- Wow!
- [chuckles] Yeah...

It's not the one.

It's a gorgeous dress.
It's just not necessarily right for me.

- Okay. Okay.
- [Hope] That's right.

- And it's way too expensive.
- Oh, no, no.

No matter what dress you choose,
there are no price tags.

That's very sweet. Thank you.

Oh, my God. I found it.

[Jenn gasps] Megan. It's the one.

Look at this. "I'm a tin suit man."

[both laugh]

Hmm.

Whoa! I am not paying
this much for a suit.

You're not paying for anything.
People donated to your wedding.

You can't show up like some schlub
in an ill-fitting suit.

They're gonna think
you ripped them off. Hmm?

[scoffs]

Besides, the best man
can't be the best dressed.

He can be the best looking,

- but not the best dressed.
- [laughs]

Man, you know, um...

I asked Kyle to come down here.

Jenn said it's like a...
like a form of PTSD.

You know, he was working with his dad,
side by side, until he got sick.

Must have been hard
watching him lose his battle.

Yeah, maybe so.

But I wouldn't expect much from him.

Yeah, it's all good.

- Only a couple more days, bro.
- [exhales]

Oh, God. Look at this tub.

And this view.

- It's nice.
- Yeah, right?

Tastes like copper.

They warned you Keytruda
might dull your taste buds.

Yeah.

You know, I have every single side effect
from every single drug.

Migraines, stomach pains.

I know.

You know, the clinical trials
promise even more bonuses.

Diarrhea, fun mouth sores and...

Maybe it's a sign it's all working.

Just... Just feels like a lot right now,
I'm sorry.

That's okay. Look, no problem.
We'll skip the honeymoon.

Maybe we skip all of it.

The wedding?

Jenn, it's gonna all be on display.

And there's just a lot of people and then,
like, you're gonna be this sad spectacle.

- And I don't want you to be...
- Sol, hey. Hey.

This is gonna be
the happiest day of our lives.

I get to be your bride.

Walking down the aisle to you.

People will just see a widow in white.

Why would you say that?

- I don't want...
- [scoffs] Don't say that. That's...

I just... Look, I just can't keep
doing this to you, okay?

The mood swings, the side effects, and...

It's just getting really hard right now
and I...

- Hey, um, I'm... I'm gonna make some tea.
- Jenn, I'm just...

- I'm just trying to tell you, it's...
- No, I'm gonna...

Maybe I should stop treatment.

What?

Sol?

I am in this with you.

Okay? We knew that this was gonna be hard.

[sighs]

So is that what's happening now?

You're just gonna start
making decisions without me?

You don't understand
what I'm going through right now.

- I want to.
- No, you don't want to.

Yes, I do. Do not tell me
what I want to and don't want to.

I don't want you to know.

Let's just make it easier
for both of us, okay?

God, you are being
such a selfish prick right now!

- [Sol] I'm being selfish? I'm being...
- Yes!

You don't get to choose when I tap out.

- Well, do I get to choose?
- Not alone. Not anymore.

Sol?

Sol, you...

You don't know what this feels like, okay?

Well, then explain it to me.

Explain it to me,
and then we can talk about it.

If you explain it to me, then I can help.
Then I can... We can fix this.

It would be much easier
if I was alone with my meds and my doctor

and my... end!

[door opens]

[door closes]

Do you remember what I said
when you moved in, Sol?

We had a deal.

You promised you were gonna step up
when it was time to step up.

No regrets.

Please keep your word.

Jenn...

[sniffles]

I can't taste anything.

The meds that are supposed
to be helping me took my sense of taste.

I'm a chef.

They couldn't take away the others.
Instead, they take taste?

If they took sight,
you wouldn't be able to see me.

And if they took hearing,
you wouldn't be able to hear my voice.

If they took touch,

you couldn't feel this.

No early goodbyes.

No giving up.

I'm no widow, Sol.

I am your bride.

And that is all you're allowed to see.

[Sol] Let's go get married.

- [man 1] Got two more?
- [woman 1] I need more tablecloths.

[Amanda]
Gotta get this champagne on ice, guys.

- [woman 2] These going inside?
- [Megan] Yep.

Everything inside, to the left.

[man 2] Give me a second,
I'm getting it from the back.

And you don't think it will look too dark
if we do it like this?

I love this song.

[chattering]

I don't know what I'm looking for.

[Hope]
It's nothing. Just look for some soap.

This song is my jam!

- [Jenn] Mom?
- [Hope] Yeah?

- [Jenn] Is everything okay?
- [Hope] Sure.

[screams]

[Hope] Okay, um, there's a little mark
on your dress. It's not much.

- It's not...
- [Megan] Amanda!

- Are you kidding me?
- She's overreacting. She's completely...

- It's a little wine. A little wine.
- [Amanda] Rosé won't stain.

What are you talking about? Rosé is red.
Mandy, this is two strikes.

Guys, as long as the stain's
not on my butt, I don't care.

Step aside, boys. Hot shoes
coming through. Where's Sol? Sol?

Yeah, hold on.

Jerome, come try Dave's Margarita.

[Jerome] I'm working.
I don't drink while I'm working.

Chris, can you have Gigi
check the kitchen?

Make sure nothing's overcooked.

Everything can survive
if it's a little undercooked.

And the octopus needs to be charred
for at least...

[Dave]
Octopus will be fine, man. Just relax.

Do not worry about this, please.

Everything's gonna be incredible.
I will talk to the chef, okay?

Yeah, okay.

Oh, yeah.

- Chris. Chris.
- Yeah, sure. Okay, yes.

- Yeah. Let me just get that.
- Thank you.

[door opens, closes]

Big day, dude.

It's gonna be perfect.
Just like you and Jenn.

Maybe not as perfect
as my margarita, but...

- What's this?
- Open it.

Find what you love and do it.

- [Dave sighs]
- [Sol] Don't wait.

Dude, these are fire.

Never forget chance.

I'll go put them on.

- Straight?
- [Dave] Look like a million bucks.

[band playing instrumental
"Don't Look Back in Anger"]

[laughs]

[Megan clears throat] We...

- Okay. Ooh...
- [scattered chuckling]

Okay.

We are gathered here today
for Jenn and Sol.

Two people who give us all hope...

that true love does exist.

Um, you know that everyone here

stepped up to make this happen,
because we know you

and because we love you.

[sniffles] Oh, my God.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.
I can't do this.

I'll do this. All right, um...

Wow, a lot of metaphors, Megs.

[all chuckle]

You guys are the real deal.

I have never known a couple
whose love is as deep as Jenn and Sol's.

- [cries] Oh, my God. This is so hard.
- I know.

Just say your vows, man.

Jenn Carter...

I vow to never stop loving you.

Because of you...

I have found someone in me...

that I never would have known.

Someone that I never would have become.

You found me.

You found me.

Thank you.

Thank you for showing me what home is...

what living is,

and for showing me that I can be great.

I love all of you.

- With all I have.
- [Jenn cries]

And I will...

all my life.

[exhales]

Solomon Chau.

When I first met you...

on our first date
at the farmers' market...

I will always remember this moment
where I turned to find you...

and just for one second, I couldn't.

And even though I had just met you,
I missed you.

Every morning, I wake up

and I choose you.

I choose us.

I choose this.

I vow to never stop loving you.

[guests applauding]

Kiss him!

Kiss, yes.

[all cheering]

[upbeat music playing]

[chattering]

[Jerome] Ladies and gentlemen,
for the first time as husband and wife,

Sol and Jenn.

[both whooping]

[chattering]

- Whoo!
- Let's get the party started!

[band playing "Lovesong"]

♪ Whenever I'm alone with you ♪

♪ You make me feel like I am young again ♪

Hi.

Hi.

♪ Whenever I'm alone with you ♪

Thank you.

♪ You make me feel like I am fun again ♪

- Hi.
- Oh, hi!

- [song continues]
- Oh!

- What's up, man?
- Hey.

- It's good to see you.
- Likewise.

- Hi.
- Hi.

♪ However long I stay ♪

♪ I will always love you ♪

[band playing
"Hit Me With Your Best Shot"]

♪ Knock me down, it's all in vain
I get right back on my feet again ♪

♪ Hit me with your best shot ♪

♪ Come on, hit me with your best shot ♪

♪ Hit me with your best shot ♪

♪ Fire away ♪

Whoo!

[Viv vocalizing]

- Yeah!
- [song ends]

- Yeah!
- Yeah!

[upbeat music playing]

[man] Hey, Sol. Hey, bro.

Oh!

Glad you're here. I'll see you in a bit.

This is very important. Just a taste.

- Okay. Okay.
- Okay.

- Aw! Say cheese!
- Hey, get a room, y'all!

- Here you go. It's all yours.
- Thanks, Sol!

[Sol laughs]

This is perfect.

You were right.

I know that I'm right.

You gotta trust me. I'm the wife.

I'm glad we did this.

No matter what happens.

What happens next is you get better.

You know what I mean.

What? Okay. Wait, wait, wait.
What are you...

- This wasn't a now or never, Sol.
- Jenn.

- Jenn...
- Not a now or never.

[chuckling] No.

Only now, Sol.

- Only now!
- [Sol] No!

[squeals] Ah! It's cold!

Yes!

What? Are you just gonna stand there?

Come on.

- Look, Jenn!
- Do it!

Yeah!

- Yeah!
- [Jenn squeals]

[machine whirring]

Little more.

You stay still now, all right?

Here we go.

[Dr. Mendelson]
The cancer has spread to the entire area.

We're moving into
quality-of-life considerations.

If there are any questions
that aren't easy to ask,

you need to ask them.

Um...

I can't think of any questions right now.

Not questions for me.

Questions to ask Sol.

I'm sorry.

I'll be up in a second, okay?

I'm just gonna park.

Buddy.

[door closes]

No!

No!

No! No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

No! No! No! No!

Hey. Is there room for me?

[Sol] There's always room for you.

Who you rooting for?

Stumpy arms.

Oh.

How's that?

Good.

Thank you.

♪ Toothbrush twins ♪

♪ We brush 'em up ♪

♪ Toothbrush twins ♪

♪ We brush 'em down ♪

♪ Up and down ♪

♪ Left and round ♪

[both] ♪ Toothbrush twins ♪

♪ Go round and round ♪

Ah!

[spits]

That my eulogy?

It's almost finished.

Read it to me.

Now?

Yeah.

I'm busy tomorrow.

[chuckles, sniffles]

"The average person...

lives 27,375 days.

That's all we get, if we're lucky.

27,375."

At first, I thought
it didn't seem like a lot of time.

But then again, how many days
do we remember anyway?

But everything can change.

In a day.

In an instant.

Guys. It's amazing.

And what might be missing
becomes so very clear.

[camera shutter clicks]

- Thankfully, for me, for all of us...
- Show me around.

- ...Sol made it clear.
- [Dave] Guys, Jenn's here.

A full life can't be
a series of forgotten days.

- Welcome.
- Legit!

If you're not happy, change.

Shift gears. Take a chance.

Later is not guaranteed.

Life is not meant to be lived later.

[inaudible dialogue]

Sol always looked for moments.

A laugh, a kiss,

a taste, a dance.

That was his gift to us.

Reminding us to collect moments every day.

Because in finding those moments,

days will never blur.

In those moments, you will find yourself.

[Amanda] Jenn?

There isn't a better time than right now.

Okay.

Can't believe you guys
managed to keep this a secret. [chuckles]

He made us promise.

I'm scared.

Oh, no, no.
There's nothing to be scared of.

We should go to the pool.

Meet us there?

Midday frozen cocktails, I think,

are just really good for the soul,
and I...

She officially has a thing
for this bartender.

No, I don't!
He just makes good piña coladas.

And he's funny and smart and cute.

Yeah, that's a start. [laughs]

- Okay, I'll see you guys down there.
- [Amanda] Bye.

[Sol on video] Happy honeymoon, Jenn.

Hopefully, this video
puts a smile on your face.

I just wanted to say one more time...

thank you.

Thank you for saving my life.

Thank you for seeing me so clearly, and...

I wish we had more time together.

But we made the best...

that we could with what we had.

And that was more than enough.

So, when you think of me,
don't think of me as sick.

Think of me like this.

- [laughing]
- [Sol vocalizing]

Go ahead. Open the box.

It's about 50 zucchini recipes
which you will learn to love.

- I...
- Hey, baby, have you seen my coat?

Uh...

[snickers]

What do you think?

[Jenn] Wow. It's a choice.

Let me process that information.
I have to walk the dog.

- Wait, what are you...
- Okay.

[Sol] Okay. Okay, go. Go, go...

I love you!

I actually like it.

[sighs]

I love you.

I love you.

- [seagulls squawking]
- [waves lapping]

[Jenn] I wish we had more time together,

but I am so grateful for the time we had.

Because of Sol, I'm living for today.

Living for now.

And I know what it means to love.

And be loved.

To truly feel loved.

I'll let the moments in my life guide me.

And heal me. And strengthen me.

And inspire me.

I will live that way.

Every day.

All my life.

["Permanent" playing]

♪ You just ♪

♪ You made it look easy ♪

♪ It's like you didn't feel it ♪

♪ Not like I do ♪

♪ I followed ♪

♪ I followed the pieces ♪

♪ I tried to receive it ♪

♪ To when it was new ♪

♪ Wanna get out ♪

♪ Wanna feel like somebody ♪

♪ But nothing else ever feels
Like your body ♪

♪ 'Cause we held the world
We were turning it ♪

♪ For a moment there, it was permanent ♪

♪ I drive the streets
Where you told me your secrets ♪

♪ We made mistakes
But we both didn't mean it ♪

♪ And we held the world
We were turning it ♪

♪ For a moment there, it was permanent ♪

♪ Wanna get out ♪

♪ Wanna feel like somebody ♪

♪ But nothing else ever feels
Like your body ♪

♪ 'Cause we held the world
We were turning it ♪

♪ For a moment there, it was permanent ♪

♪ Permanent ♪

♪ Permanent ♪

♪ Permanent ♪

♪ For a moment there, it was permanent ♪

Subtitles by explosiveskull

["Just For You and I" playing]

[song continues, woman singing]

[song ends]