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(upbeat music)

(indistinct chatter)

(phone ringing)

- Trust me.

It's gonna be amazing.

What woman wouldn't love

a surprise anniversary dinner like thing?

- Yeah. Well, I'm sure it'll be memorable Courtney,

but I just,

I wonder if it's, you know, grand enough.

- We're flying her to Paris and shutting down

the restaurant at the "Eiffel Tower," at sunset.

I'd say that qualifies as grand.

- Yeah, I guess so.

- But, you're the client.

So if there is something else you had in mind,

at "Belle La Vie," you can relax, we've got it handled.

- Okay.

I did have one idea, but it might sound crazy.

- Nonsense.

Let's hear it.

- Penguins.

- That's crazy.

That is crazy creative.

But, not many penguins in Paris.

- No, no, no, no, forget Paris. Here's what I'm thinking.

A converted 18th century sailboat

like the old explorers used,

we'll set sail out of Alaska

and we'll renew our vows under the "Northern Lights."

- There are icebergs in the Arctic Ocean.

- Even better, on an iceberg under the "Northern Lights."

- And penguins only live in the Southern Hemisphere.

- Hey, fly them in.

- And the Northern lights only happen

at certain times of the year.

- Project them up there if you have to

- Got it.

Sailboat, iceberg, penguins, "Northern Lights."

- Perfect.

Has anyone else done this?

- You would be the first, and as your personal concierge

if this is what you want, I will make it happen.

- Well, I look forward to the updated portfolio.

Thanks Courtney.

- Of course.

(Courtney sighs)

Whatever happened to dinner and a movie,

I could retire on what this is gonna cost him.

He wants to confess his undying love among the penguins.

- Great.

My office.

We are an elite concierge service.

Our clients are very wealthy

and our job is turning wherever they want into a reality.

Don't forget at "Belle La Vie," you can relax?

- We've got it handled.

So tell me what's up?

I wanted to see if you can take on a new client.

- Sure.

- When is Mr. York's Arctic extravaganza set to take place?

- Not until next month.

- Oh good.

It gives us some time.

Julie and I will take over for you while you're away.

- Away?

(Dana chuckles)

Where am I going?

- Canada.

- Canada?

- You know, snow, skiing, mountain police,

Banff to be exact.

- Wedding proposal?

- [Dana] No.

- Anniversary? - Just pleasure.

A ski trip.

- [Courtney] Oh. - Joe Franklin is the client.

He leaves day after tomorrow for a week

in the Canadian Rockies.

- Just him.

- Yeah, I think so.

I thought it was a couple, but it looks like it's just him.

This was Rachel's file.

- What happened to Rachel?

- Rachel is no longer with us.

- What?

Since when? - Since today.

New job offer from a company on the East Coast,

starts immediately.

So she left me with this file and her two hour notice.

- I thought it was two weeks notice.

- So did I.

(both chuckle)

Anyway, this, Mr. Franklin is a referral from another client

and he's paid for a traveling concierge for his trip.

- And what does Mr. Franklin do

that allows him access to us?

- It's all in here.

- Thank you.

Okay.

Oh wow, there's not a whole lot here.

Not even the picture.

Joe Franklin, age 33 company, "Cyber Gofers."

Oh, that's a big company they just went public.

- I thought he had a software company.

- Not much in the way of personal interests.

Snowboarding.

- Yet, another reason why you are the right person

for this job.

A lot of this trip will be planned on the fly.

And that is where you really shine.

I know, this is last minute

but there's no one I trust more than you.

- Well then, I guess I better start researching Banff.

I mean, at least Rachel had the hotel and jet book.

Now, all I have to do is come up with a week's worth

of reservations and experiences.

(Dana chuckles)

- And on the plus side, zero penguins.

- Thank you.

(both chuckle)

(gentle music)

(Courtney panting)

Knock knock.

Hi everyone.

- Aw, hi.

- Hi Dad.

- Hi.

- Daddy said you'd be late.

- I'm not late.

Everyone else is just early.

- We're about to have cake.

- Happy anniversary.

- You should save your money.

- 35 years is a big deal.

- Can we please have cake now?

- Oh, soon enough.

(gentle music)

(everyone laughing)

- Okay but wait, seriously,

what is the secret to a good marriage?

- [Gary] Honey?

- Other than love.

- [Courtney] Mm-mm.

- I'd say having common goals would be the most important.

- I'd agree with that.

You gotta want the same things out of life

and truly enjoy spending time with each other.

You guys know.

- I could be waiting in line at the DMV with Amy,

and still be happy.

- Aw! - Aw!

- How come you're not married auntie?

- Sophie!

- No, that's okay.

I guess I'm still waiting for the right person Soph.

- As you should.

- Courtney.

How's work?

- Good.

Busy.

I got a new client and I'm off to Banff tomorrow.

- Ooh! - My sister, the jet setter.

- Oh, let's be clear,

my clients are the jet setters.

I'm just a glorified gofer.

It's not as glamorous as it sounds.

I'm basically there to make sure everything runs smoothly.

No waiting in lines.

VIP access.

I'm on call 24/7.

- I just wish you had more time for yourself.

That's why you don't meet anyone, all work and no play.

- I predict she'll meet and marry a billionaire.

And one day we'll be celebrating her anniversary,

in her mansion on the beach.

(Courtney laughs) - No, no.

There is a strict, no dating clients policy.

- Can't imagine you'd have anything in common

with them anyway, it's a whole different world.

Billionaires are a different breed.

- Well, come on dad,

there's nothing wrong with having money.

- Well it's when having money

is the only thing that matters.

- Still, a trip to the Canadian Rockies sounds pretty nice.

That is why you got this line of work in the first place,

to see the world.

- That was the idea, but, that for the most part,

I'm at the office, on the phone,

you know, making impossible dinner reservations,

planning parties, finding penguins.

Nevermind.

- I wish we could've traveled more with you kids.

- What are you talking about we traveled.

That one time we almost made it out of the state.

- Yes!

- Oh - Oh.

- Here we go, time for the Yellowstone story.

(Gary laughs) - [Sophie] Again?

- We won't bore you with the detail, so don't worry.

- Who want's chai? - You know what, I'd love to

but I haven't early morning flight, I should go.

- [Everyone] Aw!

(upbeat music)

- Hi. - Hello.

Welcome, I'm Courtney Evans,

I will be your personal concierge

for the duration of the trip.

Do you have any other luggage?

- No, I just have this.

- Traveling light?

Good idea, anything you need,

you can definitely get in Banff.

Please, let me take your coat and bag.

And you're totally the pilot.

- Captain Brett Palmer.

Nice to meet you.

- (sighs) My apologies.

- [Pilot] I'm sorry, don't apologize.

- Sorry.

We'll see you on the plane.

- Okay. - Yes.

(gentle music)

Aw.

Then I guess you must be Mr. Franklin.

- Call me Joe.

- Welcome.

I'm Courtney Evans.

I will be your personal concierge

for the duration of your trip.

- Cool, thanks.

- You can sit anywhere you like Mr. Franklin.

- Oh, okay.

- And what about my luggage?

- Please leave it here.

- And a porter will attend to it.

- All right.

Oh, and my board.

- That too.

- Just leave it here.

- [Courtney] Mm-hm.

(gentle music)

- Wosh!

Your seat do this too?

- Yes. - Woo, coming towards you.

- Would you guys like champagne before we taxi out?

- Yeah.

Yeah, actually,

do you have any root beer?

- I don't think we have any.

- You know what?

There is a vending machine inside the terminal,

please get extras.

Thank you.

Would you like anything else?

- No, I'm good, thank you.

Oh, I like this, does it go back?

We can do back.

Forward,

side to side,

back.

Got all I need right here.

Excuse me miss, is everything fine?

Would you like a drink or a blanket?

- I'm doing fine.

Just tryna catch up on some work,

but my computer keeps freezing.

- Have you tried giving it a jacket?

Sorry.

It's a techy joke, it usually kills.

- It's so frustrating.

And it's brand new.

- Just a hunch, I don't think bang on the keyboard

is gonna work.

- But it's so satisfying.

(Joe chuckles)

- Do you mind if I give it a try?

- Be my guest.

- All right.

- You know, I've tried everything

I probably just need to take it back.

- No, it's not your computer.

It's probably just an over worked cache.

There you go. Voila!

- You fixed it.

- Yeah.

Yeah. Everything should be fine.

But, if it happens again, just let me know.

- Thank you so much Mr. Fra,

Joe.

(Joe laughs)

(Courtney chuckles)

(upbeat music)

- You gotta see this.

- Oh yeah, that's the "Banff Springs Hotel."

- [Joe] Is that where we're staying?

- No, unfortunately it's closed for remodeling,

but trust me, you're gonna love your hotel.

(upbeat music)

Thank you

- Wow!

- Thank you.

- Welcome, sir.

- Thank you.

I got it.

- Very well.

(upbeat music)

- Good afternoon, Drew.

- Good afternoon. - Nice to meet you in person.

- And you.

Good afternoon, Mr. Franklin

and welcoming to "Banff Lookout Hotel."

- Thank you.

It's not mine.

- It's how we agreed to all our guests.

- Oh, okay.

Oh

It's delicious.

It's good.

How much I owe you?

- Oh, please let us put your snowboard in our storage room.

- Yeah, it's safe, yeah?

- Quite safe, sir.

- Okay.

- I'll be right back with your keys.

- Okay.

- Take care of that.

- [Gabe] Yes, sir.

- [Joe] Huh.

- [Gabe] Right this way.

- So this is the master suite with the mountain view.

There is a lake view if you prefer.

Joe?

- No, no.

The mountain view would be perfect.

- There is a private chef and mixologist on the premises.

- That's cool because I like late night snacks.

- They on call 24/7.

- That's what I'm meant.

- Breakfast will be delivered to your door every morning

at 8:00 am sharp.

- What's on the menu?

- Tomorrow, I have requested imported Balik, smoked salmon

topped with Russian caviar, a poached egg,

shaved black truffles and an almond croissant.

- Okay.

- Is that to your taste.

- That's delectable, yeah nice.

My mouth is watering already.

(Joe chuckles) - Great.

There is a full service gym, a spa with steam,

a sauna, infrared, dry and wet.

We also offer Turkish bath, cold deep pools.

And I believe the facialist and manicurist

is on call 24/7 as well.

- Look at this.

(Joe chuckles)

Oh, you know, you can always tell

a hotel tell by the quality of their robes.

- It's 100% cashmere.

Handcrafted in the Denizili region of Turkey.

- Do all the guests get these?

- Only VIP's.

A personal touch we like to offer all our clients.

- Oh, well it's a perfect fit.

I'll take it.

Do I get to keep it? (Gabe and Courtney chuckle)

- Your luggage should be arriving shortly.

Would you like me to put it away for you sir?

- No, that's okay.

I'll just, when it gets here

I'll just throw it in a drawer or something.

Feels like a cloud.

- Pure Egyptian cotton 4,000 nano thread cap.

- Only 4,000.

- Just FYI,

there are some fun night clips not too far away.

I've put your name on the VIP list.

So just give it at the door.

The chauffeur's standing by now.

- I'm not really a VIP nightclub kinda guy.

I think I'm just gonna stay in, get some rest.

Save my energy for tomorrow.

- Speaking of tomorrow,

I've arranged for you to go snowboarding.

Pick up will be at 9:00 am in the lobby,

if that's okay with you.

- Yeah, can't wait.

I love it.

- Great.

If there is anything else you need, just let me know.

- Enjoy your stay, sir.

- Call me Joe.

I didn't get your name.

- Gabriel.

- Thanks Gabe.

- I must say sir,

you're not like our usual guests.

- No?

- No, most of the people who stay with us are,

how would you say, a bit stuffy?

- Oh yeah, it's not me.

- Mr. Franklin owns a very successful tech repair company.

"Cyber Gofers."

- Yes, I've heard of the company.

- Yeah.

- We'll get out of your hair and let you settle in.

Enjoy your evening.

- Thanks.

You too.

What?

(elevator door pings)

- [Alan] Joe. - Yeah, it's me.

- [Alan] Something wrong with the place?

- No, no, no.

Everything's great.

Actually, no, no, everything is amazing.

There's places is-

- [Alan] Well, it should be.

- Yeah.

But listen, I don't know.

I think they think I'm someone else.

- [Alan] Wait, I'm confused.

- Alan, Courtney thinks I'm the billionaire CEO

of "Cyber Gofers."

- Who's Courtney.

Sorry, I was working with Rachel.

But I'll make a call,

I'll get the whole thing straightened out.

- No, no, no, I mean, what's the hurry?

- Well, you could just play along.

- Yeah?

I mean, what's the harm, it could be fun to pretend

to be the better version of myself, right?

- Hey, stop.

- No, I'm serious.

Like, I can see why Beth left me

for someone with more money.

- It's her loss, I'm telling you.

You wanna be with someone who wants to be with you

for who you are.

Not what you have.

- Yeah.

- Like you'll get back on your feet again, Joe.

It'll just take some time.

And I know you don't wanna hear it again,

but if you ever wanna come and work with me.

- No.

No, no, no.

If I'm gonna be successful, I'm gonna do it on my own.

- Hey, you're smart.

You're talented.

I see you as a good investment.

- Nope. This vacation was more than enough.

It's been a wonderful distraction, so thank you.

- Don't mention it.

It's a birthday gift for my best friend.

Now the whole thing's paid for,

so I want you to live it up,

at least someone will get to enjoy it.

Stella and I'd be there,

if the software launch didn't get pushed, but I gotta run.

Have fun.

Get your mind off of Beth.

- Oh, I will.

And thanks again man,

love you, dude.

- You too, man. Take care.

(phone rings)

- Hey Dana.

- Good morning.

How's Banff treating you?

- Oh see for yourself.

- [Dana] Oh now you're just making me jealous.

- It's magical.

- How's our new client doing?

- He seems fine.

Though I do sort of feel bad for him.

And who goes on a ski trip alone?

- Well maybe he just wanted to get away.

- Maybe, and he does have a full day of snowboarding today,

so maybe I shouldn't feel too bad for him.

- And what about you?

- Well, after I see him off,

I'll probably just try and catch up on some planning.

- Try to enjoy yourself

and let me know if you need anything.

- Will do.

Thanks boss.

(soft playful music)

- Why aren't you ready?

- Ready for what?

- The mountains?

Snowboarding.

Skiing.

If that's your thing.

- Skiing, but I didn't, I'm not going.

- So you're gonna let me cut these mountains alone? Come on.

- Well, I mean we don't usually do activities

with the clients.

- Well that's because your clients

aren't usually traveling solo.

Come on, what do you say?

(gentle music)

- Sounds enticing, but I didn't bring any gear.

- Gabe.

(Joe clicks fingers)

- Yes, sir.

- It's just Joe, okay?

- Yes, sir. Joe.

- No, not Sir Joe.

Nevermind.

Do you know any good ski gear, rentals in Banff?

- Are you joking sir?

- Look, pick your favorite tell them that we need skis,

boots, jackets, poles, the whole nine.

- Right away, sir.

- You see that? You see how he just right away sir.

And he, I love that guy.

Well, what are you doing?

Come on, sit down.

(Joe banging couch)

- So?

(Joe chuckling)

What do you think?

- Well, I think that would be amazing

if you were hunting wolf.

- Agreed.

(both chuckle) Let's try something else.

Ah.

Yes, that's perfect.

You're ready.

- You look fantastic.

- Thank you, Gabriel.

- Sign here, sir.

- The sir?

- Joe.

- And you are all set.

- Thank you.

All right.

You got your gloves.

You got your hat.

- Where do we buy lift ticket?

- Lift tickets?

- Yeah.

- There's your lift ticket?

(grand music)

- Now that's what I'm talking about.

Check, check, one, two.

Check, check, one two.

(Courtney chuckles)

Oh hey, hey.

Look that's "Lake Louise."

Yeah, one of the greatest downhill courses all time.

- Is that so?

- Yeah, it's know to eat downhill racers for breakfast.

- Oh speaking of breakfast, how was yours this morning?

- Oh yeah, yeah, it was,

right on time.

Eight o'clock sharp.

Anyway. That's where Herman, "The Hermanator," Maier,

won the downhill in 2008.

His last world cup event.

(soft music)

- Thanks, thanks (indistinct)

- Thank you.

Okay, here we go.

- Here we go.

- It's been awhile.

- Well, if I get down too fast, I'll slow down.

- Oh, that won't be necessary.

- Really? Okay then.

Last one down buys lunch.

- Sure. - Yeah.

- And by the way it was the Super G.

- What was? - Herman Meyer in 2008,

he won the super G not the downhill.

Anyway.

- No. (laughs)

- See at the bottom.

(upbeat music)

- Was it the Super G?

(upbeat music)

♪ Head in the sand her heart in her hand ♪

♪ It's the poetry you fools ♪

♪ Like an honest verse full of drunken slurs ♪

♪ When you can't hide the truth ♪

♪ And I feel it in my pistol walking hard ♪

♪ And catch my breath ♪

♪ I must confess I'm in over my head ♪

♪ Oh my, my, my, there she goes ♪

♪ And (indistinct) I belong ♪

♪ Get to know (indistinct) with me ♪

♪ Oh my, my, my here he go ♪

(both panting)

- One more?

- You're killing me.

I think we should eat before I collapse.

- I was hoping you'd say that. (Joe laughing)

(helicopter buzzing) (soft music)

- Wow, I never would've thought about dining like this

after snowboarding.

Amazing work Courtney.

- You're welcome.

- So how did you get into this line of work?

if you don't mind me asking?

- No, not at all.

After college, I worked at an agency

thinking it would allow me to travel.

Boy was I wrong?

I basically sat at a computer all day booking flights.

So, I got into the concierge business,

got hired by Belle La Vie,

and even though it's work, I do occasionally get to travel.

- And do you enjoy the work?

- Yes.

- This is a 1998 Medoc.

- Oh it's wonderful. Thank you.

- Yeah 1998 was a great year.

- Yeah, I like the 1994 vintage too,

it's a little less smoky.

- No, no, no.

I meant the actual year 98.

Was the first year that I kissed Jessica Clark

and won the science fair.

(both laughing)

- Well, 98 sounds like a great year.

How will you ever top it?

- I don't know.

So,

what was the most ridiculous requests you've ever received

from a client?

- Okay.

I would have to say the time,

a certain celebrity client was staying at a hotel

and she didn't like the color of the paint on the walls,

so we had to change it.

- You painted the entire room?

- No, no, no. The entire hotel.

- Come on.

- (chuckles) Yeah, hey, it's her money. I don't judge.

- Wow. That must be annoying.

People with more dollars than sense.

- Well, they're not all bad.

(Joe chuckles)

So do you get to go snowboarding much?

- Not nearly as much as I'd like.

- Makes sense.

Running a big company must be 24/7.

- Yes, it is a full-time job.

- But it must be great though,

doing something you're passionate about.

- What makes you think I'm so passionate about it?

- No, I just assumed.

- Well, yes.

But there are other things I'd much rather be doing.

- Like what?

- This.

- Well, yeah.

- No, I was thinking about starting a new venture,

something in the app space.

I just haven't quite found the right thing yet, you know?

(Courtney lightly gasps)

- Roasted squab, with herb butter and whites truffle.

- Thank you.

Wow. You shouldn't have.

(playful anticipatory music)

- It's not good?

- Yes. The best squab I've ever had.

So thank you again for coming out with me today.

- Are you kidding me?

It's not everyday I get to go helicopter skiing

in the Canadian Rockies.

- Speaking of,

where did you learn to ski like that, come on?

- I actually went to college in Boulder.

- Are you kidding me? Boulder?

- Go Buffs.

- I was born in Colorado.

I spent my whole childhood in Boulder.

- Yeah?

And I kinda competed on the ski team when I was there.

- So you lied to me?

- No.

- I would've never made that bet had I known.

Matter of fact, I think you owe me lunch.

- Hey, you wanted to race and I didn't exactly lie,

I just left out some pertinent details.

- I believe that's called a lie of omission.

- Okay. Okay. Guilty. (Joe laughing)

But come on, who hasn't told a little lie of omission

from time to time?

Hm?

- Yeah.

Yeah. I hear you on that.

- Welcome back.

And how was your day, sir?

- Oh, epic.

Epic. What? Do you ski?

- Here in Canada, we learn to ski before we learn to walk.

- Okay, well, before I leave,

you and I are getting some turns in.

- I'll be sure to wax my skis, sir.

- Sounds good.

And you should see this one on the slopes.

Even though I took it easy on her.

- Oh really?

- I trust you had a nice day?

- Beyond words.

So, there are several options for dinner tonight.

There's an amazing French- - No, no, no, actually,

thank you but, I'm just gonna head upstairs

and order some room service.

The soreness is starting to set in on my legs.

As I'm sure it is for you too. - No, I feel great.

- She feels great.

So I'm just gonna head on up

but thank you for an amazing day.

- I had a great time.

- Me too.

(soft music)

(elevator bell pings)

Come in.

- Good morning.

- Good morning.

- Hi.

Oh, French toast.

That's not what I ordered.

- Oh yeah. I ate the other thing.

- Arugula and pistachio pesto quiche.

- I ate that and I was still hungry,

so I ordered french toast.

- You didn't eat the quiche, did you?

- No, I didn't.

It's not really my thing.

- It's all good.

It's your vacation.

You do what you want, you eat what you want.

- Okay. Thanks.

(elevator bell pings)

Come in please.

- Oh, actually I wanted to check in

and see how you're doing.

- Oh I'm like, I'm hurting everywhere.

I don't know how you're still standing up right.

I'm like sore everywhere.

- I thought you might say that.

Joe meet Olga.

Olga. Joe.

- Hi Olga.

- Olga is one of the best massage therapists

in all of Banff, maybe even all of Canada.

- Oh.

Yeah.

She looks kind of angry.

- Joe, come.

You lie down.

- I've got lunch scheduled for one o'clock.

- Yeah, about that.

Not that the squab yesterday wasn't amazing-

- The squab wasn't good, I got it.

- I wouldn't say that.

It's just, if I was a food connoisseur,

I'm sure that I would've been in heaven,

but it's really not me.

So what did you have in mind?

- I'm sorry.

Like I know that you have everything planned

on your paper and-

- Joe, the itinerary can be changed.

- Okay.

I was thinking more along the lines of like chili dogs,

wings, macaroni, and cheese,

those sort of things.

(Courtney laughing)

And you're laughing at me.

- I can see why the squab didn't quite hit the spot.

- So you're laughing at my pedestrian pallet?

- No, no, no. I will let you in on a little secret.

I've been known to eat a chili dog or two.

- Really? - Mh-mm.

So something a bit heartier?

- Yes, exactly.

A little more manly.

And something for my manly sweet tooth.

(Courtney laughs) - Okay.

Let me figure something out

but I will meet you downstairs at 1 o'clock.

- All right.

Oh, ey,

if I don't show you, call the authorities.

- Joe.

Have fun you two.

- Come. We begin.

- Let me tell you, Olga has magic fingers.

After she was done, I was able to bend down

and touch my toes.

And that is saying something.

I don't think I've been able to do that since like 98.

- The year of the science fair and Jessica Clark.

- You really pay attention.

(phone rings) - Thank you.

- Sorry. It's work, I gotta take this.

- Yeah, of course.

- Hello? Yeah.

- Hey. - How's everything?

- Fine.

We're just about to go sightseeing in the village.

- Sounds nice. Just the two of you?

- Oh no, no.

After I see him off, I think I'm just gonna grab a coffee

and get some work done.

I feel like I'm becoming more of a traveling companion

and less of a concierge.

- Just don't forget company policy, no dating clients.

- That will not be an issue.

- [Man] Mr Lawrence on line 2.

- Just a minute.

I gotta run. Mr. Lawrence is calling from Tahiti.

- What now?

Wouldn't believe me if I told you.

- I thought Julia was working with him?

- Yeah I think she's in over her head.

Rachel leaving really left us in a tight spot.

Actually, if you have a minute,

she could really use your help.

- Sure have her call me anytime.

- [Dana] Perfect. - Okay.

- [Dana] Talk soon. - Bye.

Important client?

- You can say that. You can say that.

- A neighbor of mine she's getting up there in years,

lives alone and she and her computer

don't always see eye to eye.

So she's been spending a fortune, poor thing,

on "Cyber Gophers," so I gave her my direct line

and told her to call me if she needs anything pro bono.

- Wow. That's very kind of you.

- Listen, 9 times out of 10,

it's just a simple reboot, you know, a fresh start.

Actually, that would be,

nice in life where we could all just press a button

and start over, right?

- Maybe that's what vacations are for.

- I guess you're right.

- Is that why you're here?

- Do you mean, is that why I'm here alone?

(Courtney chuckles)

- Well, now that you mention it,

yeah.

- Well it is not by choice.

I was in what I thought it was a serious relationship

for almost two years.

I was happy.

I thought she was, but I guess I thought wrong.

- Oh, we don't have to talk about this.

- No, no. It's all right, It's all right.

I probably should talk about it. (chuckles)

She found someone else.

- I'm so sorry. It's never easy.

- It's all right, I just.

She needed me to be someone that I could never be.

But on a lighter note, shall we?

- Yes, yes, yes.

The car is waiting.

And I flagged,

all the best shopping in the village.

- Of course you did. (chuckles)

Let's go.

- So, looking at the rest of your day after shopping,

I've got a few things on standby.

A guided ice climbing excursion.

- Oh. I can barely walk this morning, so,

hard pass.

- Okay.

I can arrange for a hot air balloon tour

over "Lake Louise," weather permitting,

but that's an early morning thing.

- How early?

- They'd want us there by 5:00 am.

(Joe snores)

Got it. That's a no.

Oh, there's also a private snowmobile excursion

that concludes in the mountains with wild game tracking.

Now supposedly, you can spot some of Canada's

big horn sheep.

- Oh I do love a good sheep spotting,

(Courtney gasps) but, (laughs)

I kinda wanna just chill.

- Chilling?

- I know that chill is probably not usually on your agenda.

- That's not true. I can add chilling into the itinerary.

I have a pen right here.

- Adding chilling to the itinerary

is exact opposite of chilling.

(playful music)

- Right.

- Now, snowboarding.

Once I recover, is what I wanna do.

It's what I'm here for.

Listen, you don't have to plan every aspect of my day.

It's okay.

- But that's my job.

- That's your job. I know. I know I got it.

But I was thinking about just taking in the town,

walking around, seeing a few things, you know, shopping.

I'd like to go shopping.

- That sounds great.

So I'll have the car pick you up in a couple of hours.

- Okay. Yeah.

- What about you? What are you gonna do?

- I'll just find a cafe and catch up on some work.

- Okay. Then I'll see you later then.

- See you Joe.

(soft music)

- Okay, coconuts are on route.

My guy will meet his guy at the airport.

I have a chopper pilot waiting to fly them

to Mrs. Farnsworth's yacht

so she can have fresh Brazilian coconut,

in her Pina Colada.

Because everyone knows, Tahitian coconuts,

just don't cut it.

- You're a lifesaver.

Arg.

- I heard that.

Do you wanna talk?

- Do you ever get the feeling our job is inconsequential?

- What do you mean?

- It just feels like we're not doing much good in the world.

You know, perpetuating entitled behavior

from people who think everything's should be served

on a silver platter?

- [Courtney] Silver?

- Sorry, platinum.

(Courtney chuckles)

- Yeah, the thought has crossed my mind.

- So then why don't we do it?

- It's a living, I guess.

- Yeah. I guess.

And how are things going with your latest client?

- He's different.

I mean, he's not like any of the other clients

I've worked with.

- How so?

- He doesn't take himself too seriously.

He's funny.

He's sweet.

He really seems to appreciate everything.

So far he's been like a kid on Christmas morning.

- Well, there you go.

Maybe that's why you're doing this.

So you can meet this sweet, funny, handsome,

down to earth billionaire.

- Who said anything about handsome?

- Oh, that was just in my imagination.

(Courtney giggling)

- Goodbye Julie.

- Good bye. And thank you again.

- Of course.

(Courtney sighs)

(soft music)

Work? Shop?

Life's too short.

(Courtney gasping and laughing)

- [Both] Oh. - Hey

- Oh Joe.

- Well if you wanted to hang out, you should've just asked.

- Very funny.

- What happened with work?

- I tried. I really tried.

But the pull of strolling through an art gallery

was too strong.

- Yeah, well I'm glad you're here.

- Me too.

It's one of my favorite things to do.

- Really? Same here.

- I take it you're an art collector?

- I wouldn't say collector, more like, I appreciate art.

So I'm an art appreciator. There we go.

- I think the word is aficionado.

Art aficionado.

- No, no, no.

Aficionado implies knowledge and enthusiasm.

So I'm probably gonna have to just stick with appreciator.

So do you see anything in here that you like?

- What do you think of this one?

- Interesting.

- That's it? Interesting?

- Okay. It's evocative.

- And what does it evoke?

- Well, at first glance, it evokes a sense of chaos

but then you see the way the colors blend together,

and has a sense of calm.

- Interesting.

- That's it? Interesting?

- No, I understand what you're saying.

It's like harmonious chaos.

- Exactly. Puts me at ease.

Or maybe it's just the company.

- Oh, one of my favorites.

This is a young artist from Norway.

His work reminds me of early Pollock.

- Yeah. I can see that.

- Of course he doesn't quite command Pollock prices,

yet.

- Oh, well how much does this go for?

- It's listed at 300,000.

- Oh. - I know it's a steal, right?

- Yeah. Yeah.

It's practically free.

- So are you in the market? Absolutely.

Yeah I'm just,

I'm not sure where I would wanna hang it at home.

You know?

- Surely your beautiful wife could find a place.

- Yeah. Yeah. What do you think, honey?

- Oh, no, we're not.

I mean, we're just-

- Oh you'd make such a cute couple.

- Oh, see, I keep telling her the same thing.

- Well, if you'll, excuse me.

- I'm guessing she works on commission.

- One of my favorites.

(Courtney and Joe laughing)

- [Courtney] Ready for a different kind

of shopping experience now?

- [Joe] Yes.

- Oh. Thank you.

Oh here it is.

- [Joe] All right.

After you.

So, shopping for anyone in particular?

- No. No significant other.

- Really?

- Why is that so surprising?

- I don't know. I just assumed.

- Nope.

And not for lack of trying.

My work takes up too much of my time,

but I guess you'd understand that

considering how busy you are.

- Sure, but there's always time for that right someone.

- Well maybe that's my problem,

that I tend to make time for the wrong someones.

- No, I find that hard to believe.

- Well, I do have pretty big expectations

of what a relationship should be like

based on what my parents have.

There's so much love and trust between them.

- Yeah trust is very important.

- It's essential.

When somebody breaks my trust,

I have a very hard time getting past it.

(Courtney gasps)

Oh my gosh, look at this.

It's adorable.

You know, I used to collect these when I was a kid.

- Really?

- I should find something for my niece.

- You know, I wanna thank you for pulling it together today.

It was great.

And I know what I wanna do tomorrow.

- What?

- Whatever you wanna do.

(Courtney gasps) (Joe laughs)

- That's not how this relationship works.

- I know, but maybe we need to redefine

how this relationship works.

Look, I know Courtney,

that this isn't the way things normally go

with your clients.

And I appreciate you spending time with me,

even if it was out of pity. (chuckles)

So as a thank you and as your client, my choice,

is to do what you want to do.

- Are you sure?

- Positive. (phone vibrates)

Excuse me.

(soft music)

- Is everything okay?

- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's nothing, it's nothing.

So did you decide what you wanna do?

- Anything?

- Anything.

Are you gonna tell me what it is?

- I want it to be a surprise.

- Okay. Well, I love surprises.

- Me too.

- I really hope so.

(dogs barking)

- Okay.

I'll be leading the way, but trust me,

these dogs have been down this road a thousand times.

They know exactly where you go.

Don't forget the two rules rules.

Number one, Mr. Joe.

- Hang on tight.

- Right.

Rule number two, Ms. Courtney?

- Have fun.

(guide laughs) - You weren't listening.

- Are you ready?

- Ready? - Let's do this.

- What do we say?

- Marche!

(upbeat music)

♪ Are you ready dear ♪

♪ Oh we must be sure ♪

♪ There's no turning back ♪

♪ Once we're out the door ♪

♪ Leave your message here ♪

♪ On the telephone ♪

♪ 'Cause we've no idea ♪

♪ When we're coming home ♪

♪ Any place we wonder to ♪

♪ Any season we go through ♪

♪ I'll be fine as long as I'm with you ♪

♪ Heaven knows ♪

♪ Heaven knows ♪

♪ Running round the world with you ♪

♪ When you smile I smile too ♪

♪ How I ever made it without you ♪

♪ Heaven knows ♪

♪ Heaven knows ♪

- Well, thank you gentlemen and lady.

Wow. This is an experience I never thought I'd have.

- Me neither.

- But I am glad that I did so, thank you.

- You're welcome.

- That's for you. - [Courtney] Thank you.

- Madame.

(Courtney sighs) - Oh, look,

he's got it all figured out hasn't he?

The simple life just him and his dogs out here in the woods.

The peace and quiet.

- Yes. He clearly enjoys what he does.

How about you?

Are you doing what you love?

- It's a good job.

And it has its moments.

I mean today was definitely one of them.

So yeah, I do.

- Well you don't sound too sure.

- Well, I guess I'm just not sure

if it's what I wanna do for the rest of my life.

- So where do you see yourself down the road then?

Five years from now?

Sorry. That sounded like a bad job interview.

(Courtney laughs)

- It's okay.

Well,

I'd love to have my own travel related business someday,

but something different.

- Like?

- Like,

I can't quite put my finger on it.

I guess I have to figure out the what

before I can tackle the how.

All I know is that I love to travel

and I wanna share that passion.

- Yeah, but you did say this job allows you

to travel the world, right?

- Yes and no.

I mean, it's always someone else's passions and wants.

I've seen a lot of places

but I don't really feel like I've experienced them.

The reality of my job

is that I organize unforgettable experiences

for other people.

I'm a facilitator, not a participant,

except with you.

This has been fun, but this isn't how it usually goes.

You are not a normal client.

- Well, I believe that every traveler

should be fortunate enough to have their own Courtney,

regardless of their income.

(soft music)

- Maybe we should get going.

- Yeah. Yeah, I'm getting a little tired.

(Courtney laughing)

- You're not the only one.

(soft music continues)

- Well, thank you for another amazing day.

- Thank you.

(soft music)

- Good evening.

- Gabe.

- [Joe] Hey.

- [Courtney] Thank you.

(soft music)

(elevator door pings)

- So, he comes out,

she goes in, they cross paths

and right at that very moment, she comes in.

Oh, hey.

- Oh my.

- [Joe] Hey you.

- Hi. - Come on in. Have a seat?

This is for you, my dear.

- [Courtney] Oh. - Please.

- Thank you.

- I'll take that.

- Thanks.

Good morning.

- [All] Good morning.

- That's a lot of food.

- That's a lot of accident.

You accidentally started a feast?

- I didn't know what to order you.

I didn't know what you were in the mood for.

So I had chef Andre make a bunch of stuff and ta-da.

(all laughing)

He's used to extravagant gestures,

so when you ask for a bunch of stuff,

they will literally give you a bunch of stuff.

(everyone giggling)

- Everything is delicious.

My compliments to the chef.

- Merci.

So, you enjoying your time in Canada?

- Very much so.

This has been like the most amazing vacation.

- A man of your means you must return often.

- Yes. I'll have to return.

I'll do that.

Here's to returning often.

- [Man] Cheers. (glasses clinking)

- [Courtney And Joe] Cheers. - And to you.

- Cheers.

- And you Mademoiselle?

- Oh.

I've been having the time of my life.

We have been helicopter skiing.

We dined on a mountain side.

We went dog sledding.

(all laughing)

We browsed amazing artwork and we've gone shopping.

Not to mention the best breakfast

in the history of breakfasts.

- That's quite a vacation.

- I know, it's hard to believe I'm actually being paid

to do this.

- And what's on the agenda for today?

- Ta-da!

- She has her itinerary.

- He hates my itinerary.

- Oh no, it's not that.

I just thought today, I would plan our day.

- Oh.

Okay. Great.

It makes my job easier.

What did you have in mind?

- Today we go curling.

- Curling it is.

(all laughing) (Courtney sighs)

you tri?

- First time for me.

- She says that now, but she's probably gonna be a pro.

- He's very competitive.

- Actually curling is the ultimate team sport.

The more you work together, the better off you'll be.

- Good to know.

- Now the equipment we'll be using is pretty simple.

That's a stone and this is the broom.

- Okay.

- One of you will slide the stone toward the target

without crossing this line.

And the other will sweep the path

that will control the speed of the stone.

Courtney, would you like to throw the first stone?

- Let's go.

All right.

Like this, right?

- Yep.

- You ready?

- [Joe] I'm ready.

(upbeat music)

You see this?

- Sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep.

Aah.

♪ Started on the edge tryna catch my breath ♪

♪ Well nothing beats this feeling so ♪

♪ I don't ever wanna let this ♪

- [Joe] Here we go. ♪ I don't ever wanna ♪

♪ let this go ♪

- [Joe] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

♪ No I never felt a touch like yours ♪

♪ Going crazy (indistinct) ♪

♪ You know I (indistinct) on the bathroom wall so ♪

- Sweep. Come on.

Sweep, sweep, sweep. - [Courtney] Okay. Okay.

- Sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep.

(Courtney shouts)

Yes! - Yeah!

- Look at that.

- Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

(Courtney and Joe laughing)

♪ Draining in the (indistinct) ♪

♪ Takes a lot for me to admit ♪

- It's perfect.

- Go, go, go.

Go Joe, go!

Yes. Woo. - [Joe] We're there.

We're there.

(Joe and Courtney laughing)

- Yes!

You're amazing.

- No, no no.

We are amazing.

(both laughing)

- I think we got a shot at Olympic gold.

- Oh, come on. Let's not push it.

- What?

- Silver maybe.

(both laughing)

(soft music) - Hot chocolate?

- Yes, absolutely.

- All right.

I think they have a snack bar around here somewhere.

- No, I mean, come on.

If we're gonna have hot chocolate, let's have hot chocolate.

- You're the boss.

You are the boss.

- We're very good.

- Yeah.

(grand music)

How did you manage all of this?

I assume this place is usually buzzing with tourists.

- I know a guy.

- Come on, but all of this for me?

- Of course. Only the best.

- That money can buy, I guess.

- Well, yeah, that's what we do.

Isn't that that it's all about?

- There's something I need to tell you.

- Let me guess.

You are gonna give me the money isn't important to me

and deep down, I'm just an average Joe, speech, right?

- No.

But what if I did say that?

- Okay, that is something all you rich guys have in common.

You're always trying so hard to convince everyone

that you're just like everyone else.

- Well, maybe I am just like everyone else.

- Joe, regular folks don't live like this.

They don't fly on private jets and stay in five star hotels.

Look, there's nothing wrong with it,

but you gotta be honest about who you are.

- Yeah.

(soft music) (Joe sighs)

(soft music)

(phone ringing)

(phone vibrating)

- Joe?

- Hey Alan.

I can't do this anymore, man.

It's eating me alive inside,

the lies, and deceit and-

- Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Slow down.

What's going on?

- I'll tell you what's going on.

This little experiment of ours

where I pretend to be a billionaire

is blowing up in my face.

- How? Why?

- I really like her Alan.

Courtney.

- What? That's great.

- No, it's not great.

She thinks I'm a billionaire.

- Right?

- In fact, I am no billionaire Alan.

- Yeah. That was a bad idea.

- And now you tell me.

- Just tell her the truth.

- I can't tell her the truth.

She'll hate that I lied.

And then if I don't tell her,

and the truth comes out, she'll hate that I didn't tell her.

- I see what you're saying. That's quite a quandary.

You know what you need to do?

- What's that Alan?

- Sleep on it.

- I can't sleep Alan, that's why I'm calling you.

- (sighs) Look, if you want my advice,

I say just tell her the truth.

Otherwise you're just prolonging the inevitable.

If it's meant to be, it's meant to be my friend.

- Yeah.

Thanks man.

(soft music)

music)

- Good morning gentlemen. - [Gabe] Good morning,

Ms. Courtney. - Oh, no, please, Gabriel.

It's okay.

- Have a seat. - Thank you.

- (indistinct) Would you like some coffee?

- Yes, please.

Did you sleep well?

- Like a baby..

So, what's on the itinerary today?

Hang-gliding? Bungee jumping?

- No, but I can make some calls.

(Joe laughing)

- No, I thought today would be a little more cultural.

- Yay, culture.

- I've planned a day trip to Calgary

and a private tour of the "Calgary Opera House,"

where they are currently in rehearsals for Don Giovanni.

(Gave gasps)

- Don't tease me with Don Giovanni.

It's like my most favorite opera ever.

(Courtney gasps)

- You're kidding?

- I am not kidding.

Yes, I'm kidding.

- Joe.

- Listen, I appreciate the effort, I do.

But I was thinking of something a little less operary.

- Okay. What's on your itinerary?

- Whatever it is, we'll be doing it together.

- Here you go.

This is a flight of some of our most popular micro-brews.

We have a Pilsner, an IPA, Stout

and finally the Canadian take on a dark German malt.

- All right. Well thank you. That should get us started.

- Thank you.

Wow. - All right, what do you say,

let's work to the middle?

- Sounds good.

- All right.

- Mh-mm. too bitter. - Yeah?

- Yeah.

- Ooh too sweet.

- Yeah.

- Mh-mm.

- Aaah. - Perfect.

- You're like if Goldilocks was a beer drinker

Goldie lager and her three beers.

(Courtney and Joe laugh)

I know it's a bad joke, but-

- It's better than the techie jokes.

- How's everything tasting today?

- Wonderful. Thank you.

- Believe it or not.

My favorite is actually our craft root beer.

Is he okay?

- Yeah.

We'll definitely take a couple of those.

- Oh, you'll love it.

It goes great with poutine.

- What's poutine?

- Really?

(soft playful music)

- Do you like it?

- Kidding me. I never wanna stop eating poutine.

- (laughs) I'll take that as a yes.

- How have I been on earth this long and never had poutine?

They've taken the three best things, cheese, gravy and fries

and decided one day like,

why don't we just put 'em all together, you know?

Come on try some.

- Oh no. It's okay.

I can get my own.

- Stop being polite, dig in. Come on.

- Okay. Okay.

Though. I'm kinda scared to get too close

while you're eating,

I,

don't wanna lose a finger.

- Oh, sorry.

Sorry, sorry. Sorry.

Manners have kinda gone out the window.

Please.

- Mh-mm.

That is good. - Right?

- You know, I've never done a beer tasting before.

I like that.

I'll have to make a note of it for future clients.

- Well, I'm glad that I can expose you

to some of the finer things in life.

- Okay, I'm going back in.

Mh-mm. Oh my gosh.

Ooh. I think I'm gonna have to walk a while

to work off that poutine.

(both laughing)

- I hear you.

Yeah. I'm really gonna miss this place.

I can't believe it's over.

- Me too.

- So what's your most favorite travel experience?

- You really want to know?

- Yes I do.

- Okay, well I would have to say,

the time my family took a camping trip

to "Yellowstone National Park," when we were kids,

or I should say attempted to take.

- What happened?

- We only made it as far as the Iowa border

when our car broke down.

We ended up in a tiny motel off the interstate for two days.

- Wow. This is starting to sound like an awful vacation.

- No. No.

We moved the beds aside and just pitch the tents

right there in the hotel room.

- Aah, okay. So motel camping.

That sounds cool.

- Mh-mm.

And my brother and I really wanted to build a campfire

but instead we ordered Chinese food,

turned off the lights and told ghost stories all night.

- Well you made the best of a bad situation.

- And I guess I'm being honest,

that was one of the best vacations I've ever had.

- I can understand that.

- I guess the best experiences in life don't cost a fortune.

If you're with the right people.

- There's your business model.

Look, using your experience traveling the world,

you connect travelers through video and link

with the best hotels and resorts all over the globe.

- I'm listening. - Right, so you

connect travelers, it doesn't matter if all kinds, right?

So rich, on a budget, with your contacts,

they can build their own vacation through an app.

It could be called the

"Global Adventures with Courtney App."

(Courtney laughing)

- We'd have to work on the name.

- No, but think about it.

Any traveler anywhere in the world can go to the app, right?

And they can search for,

South African wine country, Stellenbosch.

And up pops a video of you telling them where to go,

where to stay.

- It's not a bad idea. - Yeah.

- But how does "Global Adventures with Courtney,"

earn an income?

- Simple. Commission and advertising, right?

So you link them to the hotel resort and restaurants,

like an app like that would have enormous earning potential.

- And I already have a vast network of contacts

around the world to partner with.

- Mh-mm.

- But I have a steady job.

- Anything worth doing requires risk.

And you may not have to go at it alone.

And I know what you're thinking, startup costs.

But an app like that, an investor would jump

at the opportunity.

And I can design app in my sleep.

- I bet you say that to all the girls.

- Just the ones that I like.

- Well, would you look at that?

(soft music)

- That's our painting.

(Courtney chuckles)

(Courtney gasps)

I'm sorry.

- No, no. Don't be.

- No, I was out of line.

- No, no. It's just that there's this company policy.

- I got caught up in the moment.

I'm sorry.

Let's blame it on the beer.

- Okay. - How about that?

- Fine. - All right.

Shall we?

- Yes, please. I am freezing.

- All right.

(soft music)

- Hey, sorry to bother you.

- What's up? - I just wanted

to clarify something.

We got an invoice from a ski rental shop in Banff,

signed by Joe Franklin. - Right?

Courtney's concierge on that one.

Is there a problem?

- Well, I noticed that the card on file for this account

is under the name Alan Green.

- Can I see that?

(anticipatory music)

- It's all my fault.

I mean, I never would have let any of this happen.

Had I known I was gonna develop feeling for...

You know I was so stupid.

Probably karma just punishing me for lying, you know.

I should have told the truth from the beginning.

What are we gonna do?

- Well,

sorry I'm not exactly sure what to say.

- That is of no help, huh.

- Well this may surprise you, sir, but,

my job description doesn't normally involve

giving relationship advice.

- You're right.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

No, but seriously, where are we gonna do?

- Well, it really is only one thing to do.

Tell her the truth.

(soft music)

- You're gonna drink that?

(phone ringing) - Hey Dana.

- [Dana] Do you have a minute?

- Sure.

- Has Joe ever mentioned anything about his friend, Alan,

by chance?

- No. Doesn't ring a bell.

- Okay, I just spoke with accounting

and it looks like there was a major communication breakdown

regarding this Banff trip.

- What do you mean?

- Well, Rachel wasn't entirely clear on all the details,

it's mainly a billing issue, but I wanted to fill you in.

- Okay.

- It turns out this whole vacation was a gift.

- A gift? To who?

- To Joe. - What?

- Rachel's client is a man named Alan Green, software giant.

He planned a trip to Banff for he and his wife.

Prepaid for everything, diamond service,

personal concierge the whole nine.

Well, Alan had to cancel last minute.

So rather than eat the cost of the trip

and our concierge fees, et cetera,

he worked it out with Rachel to transfer it

to his best friend, Joe Franklin.

Rachel switched everything to Joe's name

but didn't fill the rest of us in on that minor detail.

- Okay.

- Don't worry. I just spoke with Alan.

We're all squared away.

I just wanted you to know.

- So Joe is-

- Joe is very lucky

to have such a wealthy and generous friend.

- But Joe can afford it, he owns a huge company.

Maybe that's what rich people do.

They buy extravagant gifts for each other.

- Joe does work for a big company

but not sure he could afford something like this.

(anticipatory background music)

Courtney?

Are you there?

- You've got to be kidding me.

- [Dana] Are you all right?

(knock at the door)

- I'll call you back.

♪ I would sing it loud to show you I'm not afraid ♪

- We need to talk.

- Yeah, I think we do.

♪ I've been searching round forever ♪

- How did you find- - Dana told me.

- Okay. - I don't understand.

Why would you lie about who you are?

- I knew it would affect how you see me, that's why.

- That's a bold assumption and a very telling sign

of your opinion of me.

Do you honestly I think of would've treated you differently

if I knew you weren't rich?

- Alright. I'm sorry.

- Joe.

You lied to me.

- Yes I did. You're right.

Okay. Again. I'm sorry.

Listen, that doesn't change anything,

like what we had, it wasn't a lie, was it?

- I don't even know who you are.

- I'm the same person that you were with

for the last few days, come on.

- That's not true.

I'm sorry.

I think this whole thing was a mistake.

- Okay.

I understand.

- Thank you.

- Look, we only have another day together, so,

I know that I've put you in an awkward position,

no, no, just hear me out.

If you don't wanna be here you don't have to,

you don't have to stay.

I'll be perfectly fine on my own.

- Hey, you're the boss.

- No, no I'm not the boss.

I'm just a guy, who got to live a fantasy for a few days.

So thank you.

♪ You're the only one who makes my heart ♪

♪ Stop and start again ♪

♪ To make me feel like I am loved ♪

(soft music)

- Banff private airfield?

- Oh no, not this time, regular airport,

"Calgary International," please.

- [Charlie] So did you enjoy your time in Banff?

- I had the time of my life,

for a while anyway.

- It's hard to leave when you've had such a connection

to a place.

But the good news is, the memories will always be with you.

- You're right.

It's still hard to say goodbye though.

(soft music)

- You just let her go?

- I mean, yeah.

- Oh man.

Didn't you two have a great time together?

- We had the best time.

- Yeah, you had a connection.

- Yeah, it was unbelievable, man.

We were on the same page about everything.

Oh we came up with this great app idea-

- Which I wanna talk more about later,

but just have a question first.

- Shoot.

- Why did you let her go?

- Because she's not interested in a guy like me.

I told you that.

- She was, you just admitted it.

- No, she's interested in who she thought I was, all right.

The guy she's interested in,

are these wealthy, successful businessmen, right?

I am just a guy who drives around and fixes computers.

- You're impossible.

Look, you got to stop with this low image of yourself.

Look, I understand that you're still hurting from Beth.

So she left you for someone else with money, big deal.

Rich people are a dime, a dozen.

It's all about what's on the inside.

I mean, come on,

this woman is someone whose favorite vacation

which involves eating Chinese food in a tent, in a motel.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

You know what, I think you're right man.

- Really? - Yeah.

Why did I let her go?

- That's what I'm saying.

Look, forget all that.

We gotta figure out how to get her back.

- No, no, no, I know what I'm gonna do.

I'll call you back.

I could care less if he flew on a private jet or not.

- Okay.

But maybe you need to imagine things from his point of view.

- Okay I imagined it, still mad.

- A little empathy may go a long way love.

- It just doesn't make any sense.

He's sweet and funny and smart and interesting to be around.

He's a good listener.

He has this great sense of style.

- Well, he sounds awful.

- Why did he have to lie?

- Well, if he's all those things,

maybe the lie is forgivable.

- What do you mean?

- Honey, did I ever tell you about the time I met dad?

- Yeah. Yeah. Like a hundred times.

You guys got into the same cab,

you argued for a minute and then blah-blah-blah,

you fell in love.

You guys are walking rom-com.

- No, not that.

Although that is an amazing story.

But,

on our first date, do you know what he said

when I asked him where he worked?

- No. - He said,

"Oh, I work in the financial district

at the stock exchange."

- Really? Dad said that.

- Yeah. Completely left out the part

about working in a sandwich shop in the lobby.

- Wow. The lengths people will go to impress someone.

- I was mad for about half for a second

but then I thought it was kind of sweet.

(phone beeping)

- Oh listen, mom. I gotta go.

But thank you for talking to me.

You always know the right thing to say.

- I love you, honey.

- I love you too.

Hey Dana. What's up?

- Oh, thank goodness.

I thought I missed you.

I heard you're on your way out of town?

- Yeah, halfway to the airport.

Did Joe call you?

- No. His friend Alan did, in a panic.

Which is why I'm calling.

I know this is last minute and might be a bit uncomfortable

but technically you're still on the job.

- What is it?

- Well, tomorrow is Joe's birthday.

- Oh, yet another thing he didn't tell me.

- Alan doesn't want his best friend celebrating his birthday

all on his own.

So he's chartering a jet and filling it with Joe's friends

and family and having a big surprise party for him.

I've got the whole team here working full steam ahead.

Securing the chef, decorations, music, everything.

- Sounds like you have it under control.

What do you need from me?

- I need you to go to the "Banff Springs Hotel,"

and check out the space.

There's a ballroom that might be perfect.

- They're closed for remodeling.

- Believe me, I know I've had to pull some strings.

- Okay.

- Look, I know the situation is less than ideal Courtney,

but technically Joe's not the client, Alan is.

And Alan wants a surprise party.

- Got it.

- And at "Belle La Vie,"-

- You can relax, we've got it handled.

- That's the spirit.

You're the best concierge.

I know you'll make it great.

- Okay bye.

Turn around Charlie.

- [Charlie] Ma'am?

- We're going back.

"Banff Springs Hotel," please.

- Whatever you say.

- She's on her way.

(dramatic music)

- There you are.

- Gabe, what are you doing here?

- [Gabe] Well, I could ask you the same.

- I'm supposed to check out the ballroom for tomorrow night.

- Really?

Well right this way.

- Gabe what's going on?

(anticipatory music)

(soft music)

- You know I didn't think you were gonna make it.

- I don't understand.

What is this?

- This is my best attempt at an apology.

- You did all this from me?

- It was my idea.

But your boss did the heavy lifting.

- But you- - Aah, remember,

I'm not the client.

So the no dating policy doesn't apply here.

- Can't argue with that.

- All right.

I got something for you.

- Thank you.

(Courtney sighs and laughs)

- It's costs exactly $7.35.

- It's priceless.

- [Gabe] Champagne. Madam.

- Yeah, sure.

- Oh, allow me. - Thank you.

What? No root beer?

(Joe laughs)

- Come on.

For a special occasion like this, what do you think?

I was born in a barn?

- Happy birthday, by the way.

I'm sorry I didn't get you anything.

- That's okay, you coming back

is the best present I could ever have.

- I can't believe you did all this.

- Well, I was trying to recreate

your favorite travel experience.

- I'm impressed.

It's very thoughtful.

- Yeah.

Look Courtney, I'm sorry I lied to you.

- Why didn't you think you could tell me the truth?

- It's complicated.

- I've got nowhere to be.

- I felt important.

And I liked that feeling.

And I was having fun pretending

what it would be like to live that life.

And honestly, I thought it was harmless.

- But I don't care about any of that.

- And I realized that once I got to know you.

- You should have told me Joe.

- I know.

I know and I was going to. I promise.

But then I just, I started to fall for you,

deep,

and I didn't wanna ruin our time together.

I was having the best time of my life.

And I know none of this makes up for anything.

- Well, Joe, it's a start.

(both giggling)

- Look,

I'm falling in love with you, Courtney.

And I wanna be with you.

And I wanna have the type of relationship

that your parents have, one built on trust, and the truth.

Yeah, and I want that relationship to start now.

(Courtney gasps)

- [Gabe] Madame.

(Courtney gasps) - [Courtney] Fancy.

- [Gabe] And sir.

- I wouldn't call it fancy.

(Courtney laughs)

- All his idea, mam.

- Thank you Gabe.

(Courtney sighs)

♪ Hold my hand there's so much to see ♪

I hope this is the first of many

great travel experiences together.

- Well,

we'll have to have a fresh start.

- Yeah.

- Like a reboot.

- Exactly.

What do you think?

- I think it's a great start.

And I love my new snow globe.

- This trip has made me wanna travel the world,

and I wanna do it with you.

- Well, then we better get

the "Global Adventures with Courtney," up and running.

- Aah, well it sounds like you'll need a tech guy

working around the clock, on the app full-time.

- Yes, all the time.

All around the world.

But wait, you're forgetting how we get the startup money.

- I think I know a guy.

(Courtney chuckles)

♪ Hello hello come and dance with me ♪

I'm serious.

- That would be incredible.

- All right, so what's first place you wanna go?

- You know, I've always wanted to go skiing in Switzerland.

- Done, perfect.

- Yeah? - Mh-mm.

- You think you can keep up?

(Joe chuckles)

- I'll do my best.

So what do you say?

- I say let's do it.

♪ Hello, hello, come and dance with me ♪

- Only one thing though.

Where I go, Olga goes.

(both laughing)

(woman harmonizing)

♪ Let's go, let's go, you are all I need ♪

♪ Let's go, let's go ♪

♪ Let's go, let's go ♪

(upbeat music)