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(funky upbeat music)

Hi!

Hi girls...

Hi girls, welcome to our third annual

Fashion Up charity dress day.

We're going to head into the back

and try on some dresses.

Do you style all the stars?

I have a few high profile clients.

She's being modest, trust me.

She styles all types of celebrities.

Actors, models, social media influencers,

even a few real life princesses.

And a few clients who think they're princesses.

I think she means me.

OMG, Lindsay Vanderjames is here?

Where's Graham Knight?

Yes I am, as for Graham...

Let's say we parted ways, again.

Are you ready, girls?

I'm here to help you find that perfect dress.

♪ Oh, I'm obsessed

♪ Love obsessed

♪ That's all I can do to keep my head up ♪

♪ Can't think of anything but you ♪

♪ Cloudy, fuzzy, where's my mind gone? ♪

♪ I'd be cured if I had you

♪ Oh, I'm obsessed

♪ Love obsessed ♪

Thanks for coming.

Uh...

Are all the prom dresses gone?

I'm sure we can find something you'll love.

I'm Rose and this is Anna.

And this is Lindsay.

I'm Sarah.

I'm sorry I was late, by the way.

The buses never run on time.

Too bad you can't put the dresses on a bus

and drive them out to us.

What a great idea!

Let's make some magic.

Well Rose, another year down and once again,

the donation promotion was a success!

Your fashion consultation business is thriving

and as your number one client, color me impressed!

Not just my number one client,

you are our Fairy Godmother.

The reason for this entire business.

So what do you think about Fashion Up?

It could be a separate non-profit on its own.

Think we're good enough for the Community First Grant?

It's a solid idea, and it's definitely viable.

But first, I have a proposition for you ladies.

A fashion empire.

You know, your own brand.

I left Vera Wang because I did not like designing clothes.

You wouldn't design clothes, you would style them.

A monthly subscription box for your expertise

that would take your business to the next level.

What if I don't want to take it to the next level?

Rose, I'm not just your fairy godmother,

I'm your also investor and we've discussed this.

It's time for Fashion Up to grow.

It's fine as it is and we've discussed you helping us

with the Community First Grant.

Let's make a deal.

You need me, a Wharton Business School alumni

who also sits on the grants board to sponsor Fashion Up,

and I need you, as your investor,

to grow your business.

Get me your grant application

and your business plan by the end of the month.

I'll look it over.

And if I like it, I'll put Fashion Up up for it.

In return, you'll look at my plan to grow your business.

And if you don't like it, I'll walk away.

Deal.

Okay, so we have a month...

It's a work in progress,

but we can get it into shape in St. Helena.

I have to get my grandmother's store ready to sell.

But it's our slowest month,

and we've already pulled for all our clients, so...

Who are you trying to convince, me or you?

Both.

Well, maybe we can get Rich to help us out.

My brother? Don't even go there.

It's my inheritance and it's not fair to my parents.

Real estate agents have descended on them

and with the bakery, they don't have time to show it.

Plus, St. Helena is pretty chill in the autumn, so...

We'll get it done, easy peasy.

Rose!

It smells so good in here.

Anna!

Hey Anna, how are you doing?

Good!

You've cleaned up since you became a firefighter.

I did, thanks for noticing.

Finally, my stylist has arrived.

Your stylist?

Your brother, not so good with paint colors.

There she is! New York's most sought after stylist.

Hardly.

Anna, this is Stephanie.

Mom's right hand and an extraordinary baker.

Hi.

And very, very pregnant.

I am? I haven't noticed.

Where's dad?

Dad just became, wait for it.

A volunteer handy man!

Since his retirement as fire chief,

your dad is at home a lot.

So, as of this week, I loan him out.

He does yard work, home repairs.

He keeps busy and out of my hair.

That's so brilliant, it's diabolical!

Hey Rose, I have something special for you.

The keys to grandma's store.

She would have been so proud of you.

So, where are you staying?

With Rich.

With my parents.

No need to fight over us.

You said you needed a stylist.

And here she is.

Trust me, you need their help.

My taste isn't that bad!

I guess I'm stuck with you.

Guess so.

Hey Rich.

Grandma's house looks great, she'd be so proud of you.

I have so many memories here.

Wow...

You're not going to change it too much, are you?

It needs some work,

but I've already upgraded the kitchen,

refinished the floors, repainted most of it.

Still needs a new hot water tank

and to put up some art work,

but I think it's perfect.

I could see myself raising a family here.

I can see that too.

Promise me though, no Metallica posters.

Not sure I can do that.

Let me get that.

Wow.

You've done an incredible job.

When did you become so handy?

I've always been handy.

Dad's been helping you.

I resent that comment, but yes, maybe he has a little.

You're not using those colors, are you?

Bad choice?

Okay, it's a bad choice.

You're the stylist!

Hello?

-Excuse me? -Oh my god!

Can I help you?

I just saw the door was open, it's been closed for awhile.

I thought it was odd.

Cole? Cole Murphy?

Rose Spadaro?

It's been awhile!

High school graduation, I think.

Ah yes, the genius behind the infamous Santa

that literally crashed graduation?

You know I had a bad rap back then,

everyone blamed me for things I had nothing to do with!

Really?

So that wasn't you I saw behind Pete's garage

trying to stuff that enormous Santa

into your dad's Chevy an hour before graduation?

I thought you were in London?

I was, I've been back about six months.

Are you still in Brooklyn?

Still in Brooklyn.

Stephanie mentioned that you're selling the place.

There's been some interest, mostly in the building.

But my mom's been busy with the bakery, and Rich is--

Isn't the vintage type?

Mr. Metallica who thinks ripped jeans is dressing up?

No.

What about your brother?

Getting ready for the baby?

Duncan is convinced that Steph is going

into labor any minute now, so all hands on deck.

Yeah, I saw her at the bakery.

Totally understand that assumption.

I should probably get going...

Duncan wanted my help at the firehall, so...

you know.

I'll see you later... yeah.

Good to see you.

-Hey. -Hey.

Today, I literally bumped into Cole Murphy.

Ah, I forgot to tell you.

Your high school crush is back in town.

I don't remember it that way.

It was very one sided.

He barely knew I was alive.

And he had a type, he was into...

Cheerleaders? I remember.

I've gotten to know him since he's been back.

He helps out at all the firehall charity events.

He's a stand up guy.

Yeah.

I can put in a good word for you, if you want.

I'll pass.

I still have a lot of work to do.

The grant application is due in less than three weeks

and I still have to prepare the business plan.

Yeah.

What about you? Is there a lucky lady?

Not yet.

Good morning, Dad.

Morning!

What is that?

That is a job well done.

No, I mean that.

Oh!

Your Grandma Rose saw that at Pete's garage

and bought it on impulse.

What?

Yeah, Grandma Rose was definitely

an act now, think later type.

Yeah.

This is great.

Huh?

A 1968 camper.

Is it road worthy?

It wouldn't take much to make it ship shape.

How did I not know about this?

With a little love, this could be a beaut.

That's exactly what your Grandma Rose said.

(cell phone vibrates)

The charity...

I could use this to drive the clothes to the kids.

What kids?

I know that look.

It made me go to Mexico on spring break senior year

to get rid of an old boyfriend.

Oh man, it got me suspended for two weeks.

Am I missing something?

Sure is nice having you here.

Sure is nice to be here.

Still thinking about--

The grant thing.

It's a big step.

Then completely out of the blue,

Lindsay wants to expand Fashion Up on a national level.

And with Grandma's store, it's a lot.

It is.

And now you want to renovate this camper?

For my charity!

Aren't you taking on too much?

Maybe.

I don't know, I was talking to Rich last night

and I feel like this camper could be the edge that we need

to get the Community First Grant.

Do you think Grandma wanted me to keep the shop?

We never spoke about it.

She knew you loved it, loved being there with her.

But I'm pretty sure she expected you to do what's best for you.

I may have her name,

but I did not inherit her decisiveness.

When Grandma Rose made up her mind, she got it done.

She would know how to keep the shop,

say yes to Lindsay's idea,

and launch the non-profit without batting an eye.

I'm so not that person.

No one's asking you to be that person.

Sweetie, one step at a time.

I have a--

To-do list? Color-coded, laminated, and ready to go?

There is nothing wrong with a to-do list.

You can say that again!

In my line of work,

okay, in my previous line of work...

To-do lists save lives!

-Exactly. -Yeah.

So, I have been thinking about your camper idea

and you should talk to Cole Murphy.

Dad's right, Cole's your guy.

He's got this business now, restoring vintage cars.

That's what he was doing in London,

now he's doing it here.

The camper's gonna have to be gutted for your plan to work.

That's right in Cole's sweet spot.

And I'm not sure how much time I'm gonna have to help.

Your mother's got me very busy

with her, "keeping Thom out of the house" plan.

Want me to ask Cole?

I don't know...

If you want to use the camper

as part of your presentation for your grant interview...

I still have to get the application accepted

and business plan approved

before I even get to the interview stage.

Either way, you're going to need somebody

who can do quality work in a compressed time frame.

Is the camper going to give you an edge

over the other applicants?

I think so.

Then what are you waiting for?

All right, fine...

But he better not be like he was in high school.

Hey, where's Duncan?

He's up in his office.

Cole, my man...

I cannot fix your beat-up old Dodge one more time.

I know, I'm looking for a new car.

I do have a favor to ask...

Wasn't me fixing your car

the last three times for free a favor?

It's a different favor, for my sister.

Rose has this camper she wants to restore

so she can deliver clothes to communities in need

for this grant she's trying to get

for a non-profit she started.

That's a whole lot of words, and a lot of work.

I'm sorry, I can't.

I've already got a line up of cars.

Come on, it's for a good cause.

I seriously don't have the time.

How about this?

I'll cover Duncan's weekend shifts for six months

after he and Steph have the baby,

if you do this for Rose.

Okay fine, but she better not be like she was in high school

with all those color coded folders...

And the laminated note cards?

Yeah.

She's about an inch taller, but yeah,

she's totally the same.

You're a successful fashion consultant already,

so why Fashion Up?

I've been doing annual donation promos for years,

but I want to use Fashion Up to help more people.

So...

it's like a book mobile, but with clothes?

In theory.

The camper will help us get to communities in need.

And you don't want any of this?

Pulling everything out will be relatively easy,

but it'll expensive to put it all back together.

What if I help do the work?

I know my way around a toolbox.

And did we mention it's for a good cause?

Okay fine, I'll only charge you for parts,

but you'll have to get your hands dirty

and help choose the materials.

Deal.

I'll pick you up tomorrow at 7 am.

That's when the home improvement store opens.

I'll be there with bells on.

How's it going?

It's going.

I've got most of the inventory done.

You okay, you seem...

Overwhelmed?

There so much involved to get this grant application perfect,

and there's the presentation,

and Lindsay's idea to expand Fashion Up...

It's a lot!

One step at a time.

Yeah, that's what my mom said.

Oh man.

But these are like, humongous steps.

Why aren't you freaking out?

There's nothing to freak out about, it's a process.

We'll get it done. We always get it done.

You're right... you're right!

Let's do this.

(text message alert)

Whoa!

We've got to stop meeting like this.

Who is this handsome boy?

This is Tuque.

Oh hey, Tuque! How are you?

Do you need help with anything?

You helping me with the camper is more than enough.

And I have my to-do list.

If I stick to my list, I'll be fine.

I hope you put breathe, sleep, and eat on that list.

(phone vibrates)

Yes, of course.

I've got to run, I have a schedule to stick to.

But I'll see you tomorrow, right?

Yeah.

Have you tried meditating? It might help.

Who has time to sit down, close their eyes and do nothing?

Come on...

Good morning.

Is there a wedding or graduation I don't know about?

Nope.

Can't a guy look nice without getting the third degree?

Oh, you're doing this for Anna. Trying to impress her.

No. Nope. Nada.

I think the gentleman doth protest too much.

Were you working all night?

Define all.

I emailed it to you, let me know what you think.

Will do.

Don't you look handsome.

Special occasion?

Did I interrupt something?

No. Nope. Nada.

I know you better than you know yourself,

don't ever forget it.

-Are you going to a wedding? -There's no wedding.

Here I was with bells on

and someone was 15 minutes late.

Sorry about that, I was trying--

No excuses.

I know I'm only paying for parts,

but never keep a customer waiting.

Okay come on, let's go.

Buckle up.

No.

Is this how it's going to be?

All day, every day.

Oh, that's pretty.

It has to be more than pretty, it has to be functional.

Pretty can be functional.

You don't need to organize it.

Makes it easier.

It makes it less exciting.

That way when you're unloading it,

it's like you're finding all your great deals all over again.

Organizing is exciting, and it makes unloading easier.

That's just sad.

It's like shop class all over again.

Your station was always so perfectly arranged and spotless.

It's the only reason I passed.

That's not true.

You're the only one who mastered the birdhouse.

It was impressive.

Can I show you something?

What do you think, for Duncan and Stephanie's baby?

I might need some help.

Don't look at me.

Woodworking was not my strong suit in shop class.

I need someone with some fashion sense.

You know, sheets, blankets,

something that would be good for a boy or a girl.

Okay, you got it. I'm in.

[Rose] I missed this place.

Me too.

Surprisingly, not a lot of good pizza places in the U.K.

I'm shocked and appalled.

So besides towing around this camper

and taking the, what did you call it,

the Fashion Up experience to communities in need,

where are you going to keep it?

Oh, that's easy.

When we signed the lease on our office,

we also negotiated free parking spaces.

You were always the organized one,

always three steps ahead of everyone.

Hardly.

We only had shop class together.

You didn't really need to be a brain surgeon for that.

We had chemistry too, don't you remember?

We did?

Summer school.

Yeah, I forgot about that one.

You sat next to Bobby French.

Didn't you two date for awhile?

One summer, that summer.

Poor guy thought I could help him pass.

He dumped me when he failed.

Well, it was his loss.

It's really starting to come together in here.

Thanks.

Maybe there's an interior designer in me after all.

I wouldn't go that far.

How goes it at the shop?

A few people came to see it the other day.

Seems odd that it would be anything

other than Grandma's store.

Yeah.

You know, maybe you should keep it.

What would I do with it?

I don't know, make it your own?

I don't even know how I would go about doing that.

Figure it out along the way, like Grandma did.

She was selling cards, canned goods,

even artisan soap at one point.

And you know you're only 45 minutes away by plane, right?

It's an idea.

And speaking of ideas...

Spill it already.

How you would feel if I dated Anna?

Like casual summer dating, or are you thinking long term?

She's my best friend, you're my brother,

I have a lot on the line.

Honestly, I'm thinking long term.

I always knew you liked her,

but I didn't realize that you like-liked her.

She's smart, she's funny,

she's kind, she's thoughtful,

she's beautiful, she's--

Standing right here.

Busted.

Listen, I'm going to tell you what I told Anna last night.

This better not end badly.

I can't choose between the two

most important people in my life.

Actually, I take that back.

I refuse to choose.

So you two are going to have to figure out

how to be in the same room together

for the rest of my life,

even if you suddenly realize you can never be

in the same room together for the rest of your lives.

You knew the entire time and you let me go on like that?

I rarely get a chance to see you squirm.

I enjoyed it.

He's all yours.

Where's my favorite dog in the world?

Go on, Tuque!

Hey Tuque.

Good boy.

Only 10 minutes late today. An improvement.

Punctuality isn't really my strong suit.

The cars don't care what time I start.

Right, no excuses.

I'm working on it.

Right.

So, I was thinking we should start with the exterior,

and then move on to the interior.

It'll be much more efficient.

What?

This is my area of expertise, and here we work intuitively.

What does that mean?

That means that you follow my lead

and I follow the camper's lead.

The camper's lead?

Are you okay?

Shhh.

Yeah, the camper says we gut it first.

The camper says?

Yes, the camper says.

Didn't you go to school to design clothes?

How did you end up picking out clothes for a living?

Picking out clothes?

I've never heard it put like that before.

When I was working at Vera Wang, I loved clothes.

Loved finding clothes for people,

but designing clothes?

Not so much.

You should pull it by the front side to get it loose.

Not from the front, you have to pull it from the side.

-No. -Not like that, like this.

Not that way, this way.

(carpet tears)

Well, it's a job done. Not well done, but done.

Now the bed.

Now the bench.

Nope.

It's for the shelves on the side doors.

Maple is sturdy and economical.

And does it really matter?

We can stain it whatever color you like.

Color isn't my concern.

This camper is going to be a mobile closet.

Cedar keeps moisture out of the air,

which means no mildew.

It also keeps clothes smelling great

and more importantly, cedar repels moths.

The nemesis of clothing.

Did you just say, "the nemesis of clothing?"

Do you talk to your cars?

It's cedar.

And we're using cork for the floors,

so make sure you get enough.

(Cole sighs)

Too yellow, too light, too dreary.

Too dark, too green, too bright.

Burgundy merlot red.

Barbie Pink.

He is the most arrogant, egotistical,

immature, human being.

She's bossy, controlling, she has way too many lists...

(heavy sigh)

I'm talking to my dog.

We might have gotten off on the wrong foot.

Ya think?

I think.

Are you up for something different,

instead of Fashion Up?

Is this a my way or the highway thing?

Well then, Mr. Intuitive who speaks to vehicles,

I don't do goat yoga and I do not meditate.

No goat yoga, no meditation, got it.

94 across is Big Ben,

like the clock in London.

This is gonna help.

You game?

There's no way I'm getting on that thing with you.

It's a team building exercise.

The firefighters do it

as part of their junior firefighting community training.

I'm not sure about this.

We need to be in sync, we need to trust each other.

And we need to make it from one end of the park and back

without falling into the lake.

Come on.

You can do this.

What?

It's not me I'm worried about.

Well...

-Ready? -Yeah.

Let's ride.

(Upbeat pop music)

♪ And I can't stop thinking about you all the time ♪

♪ No I can't seem to get you off my mind ♪

♪ I love the way we argue ♪

♪ and I wouldn't mind if it's all the time ♪

♪ Let's spend some time together ♪

♪ maybe I can hold your hand in mine ♪

♪ Let's make this last forever ♪

♪ Thinking that it's something you want too ♪

♪ Because every time you turn and look my way ♪

♪ My heart goes da da da ♪

So why is the camper so important to you?

It's not just the camper, it's the non-profit.

I've taken the fashion styling as far as I want to go.

I think, at least as my business.

And I've always wanted to be of service

and help through fashion.

Which sounds ridiculous, but my grandmother always told me

that clothes can change your life.

How do you come up with all these sayings?

Helping a kid express themselves

through what they wear is magical.

It brings out all these different parts

of their personality.

And clothes give them confidence,

improve their sense of self worth.

Statistics show that their grades improve,

and they're more likely to speak up in class,

and engage in after school activities.

I've never thought about clothes

being an expression of who you are.

To me they've always just been a means to an end.

You know what they say: clothes make the man.

So you're saying I shouldn't be

in a T-shirt and jeans all day, every day?

Your clothes, your fashion statement.

So what about your business?

I've been looking at opening up my own shop,

hiring some help, but on my own terms.

Quality of life is my business plan.

Unfortunately, it's not one the bank approves of, so...

I have to write up my own real business plan

to get a loan to lease out the space, you know the drill.

Yeah, I know it really well.

I'd be happy to help you.

Really?

Yeah, it's the least I can do.

I never really appreciated how awesome this place is.

Grandma Rose had great taste.

She could see the potential in everything and everyone.

I used to love helping her with the shop.

She'd let me style the windows, put outfits together...

A few hits, a ton of misses,

but when she gave me that smile of approval,

it was everything.

There's some great stuff.

The kids would love it.

Wait!

Yes, instead of shipping we'll drive...

Yes, drive it!

-That's an amazing idea. -Yes, okay!

What just happened?

You didn't even say anything.

Did both just short circuit?

We are going to use all of this,

the clothes, the accessories,

and we're going to take the camper on a test run.

You do know the camper isn't finished yet.

Semantics.

Don't you need the camper to take the camper on a test run?

Well yes, but we could plan the test run

while the camper is being renovated.

Yes, and with the test run

we can see how much the camper can hold,

how to display all the merchandise;

and it's not like we're selling the clothes,

we're giving them away.

Ideally, we need the right charity venue.

Oh, well where else can you do

a donation drive at the end of the month?

All the neighboring firehouses join in,

we raise funds for the fallen firefighters.

With a bake sale and raffles,

and then all the items that get donated,

we give to families in need.

People donate bikes, beds, clothing, etc.

We're hosting it this month during

the St. Helena Street Fair.

You know, there's food trucks, dancing, fireworks...

Want to be my date?

Definitely.

St. Helena Street Fair.

Rich, you are a genius!

Genius? I like that!

The genius is going to go now.

Thank you.

Only five minutes late!

You really are working on your punctuality.

That I am, but I hate to say it,

you're not working your compulsion to organize.

You need help.

You are probably right.

One of those for me?

See? Team work.

Ready to power through and get this done?

I spoke to the camper this morning, she's stoked!

(instrumental guitar music)

You miss London?

Sometimes.

I had a lot of fun, met some good people.

How about you, ever moving back?

It's not in the plan.

If I've learned anything, it's that everything changes.

So this business plan of yours,

how much does the bank want?

A standard three year plan,

as well as a mapping of the growth potential.

That shouldn't be too hard.

For you.

For me, it's a completely different language.

(phone vibrates)

Breathe.

I'm breathing, I'm breathing.

We should call it quits.

We're basically done and we have to wait

for everything to dry before we can do any touch ups.

You should write a list.

How did I know you were going to say that?

Seriously, write out everything you need

in terms of machinery,

square footage, number of employees.

I can help you structure it.

One night this week?

Sounds good.

Okay.

(front door bell)

Well isn't this a nice surprise?

Thought I'd walk you home.

How's it going?

I think this is going to work.

That's wonderful.

So, what's on your mind?

Nothing!

Can't a girl want to see her mom?

Let's not do this dance.

Like in high school, where I had to bribe you with cookies

to get you to open up to me?

Spill it.

I could definitely use a cookie.

I got two offers on the store today.

That's great.

Isn't it great?

Yeah.

One wants to open a yoga studio

and the other, a husband and wife want to open a day spa.

A day spa, in St. Helena?

Hmm... that would be nice.

I don't know, I hate to admit it,

but I kind of agree with Rich.

It's so weird to think of anyone else in that space.

Grandma Rose was there for over 40 years.

Are you having second thoughts about selling?

I'm having second thoughts about life.

What I want and what I thought I wanted,

and the shop, and my business, and the grant...

That's a lot of thoughts.

When the time comes, you'll know what to do.

Or, I'll run out of cookies.

There you are!

Rich and I are going to grab a bite, you want to join?

No, I'm good.

OMG, you still haven't sent the grant application to Lindsay?

We have two days.

Rose, let it go. Nothing is ever perfect.

Besides, if Lindsay likes it,

she's going to give us notes on it anyway.

You're right, you're right.

It's just, this is so important and the grant is a big deal

and I just don't want to mess anything up.

Something is missing and I don't know what that is yet.

Hey, ready to go?

Oh, Duncan cleared your camper to be

at the community hall during the street fair.

-That's it. -That's totally it.

You're doing it again, it's like you share the same brain.

Community outreach and connection.

Safe location.

And there's a firehall and community center

in every neighborhood.

So we can rotate each month and go to different communities.

Okay, anyone want tacos?

I'm so sorry, we have to get this out.

Do you mind?

That I'm dating a go getter? Not at all.

I'll get dinner, you finish work,

then couch movie date?

Deal.

Thanks, little brother.

Hey look, I just made this edit...

Look at you. Business is booming!

I'm really proud of you.

So, no pressure,

but when were you thinking of moving out of here?

I'm still looking for a place,

I just haven't found the perfect one.

Does it have to be perfect?

No, it has to be affordable.

I promise I will get out of here as soon as possible.

I would appreciate that.

Hey, so I have a favor.

I work a lot night shifts

and I'd really appreciate if you were here

with Steph and the baby when I was at the firehouse.

Consider it done.

Thanks.

Hey, Rose is still selling her Grandmother's shop, right?

I think so, why?

There's a great little loading bay tucked in the back.

I think her Grandmother used it as a stock room.

You should check it out.

See if she's selling it with the shop,

or would be willing to lease it.

(phone dialling)

You've reached Lindsay, leave a message.

Hey Lindsay, it's Rose.

Hope you're well.

Just checking to see if you got the e-mail

we sent with the grant application.

We'd love to hear your thoughts.

Talk soon, bye.

Hey, what are you doing back here?

Just thought I'd pop my head in and have a look.

Would you be interested in leasing out the loading bay?

I was thinking I could make it my shop.

That's a great idea!

I know, right?

Sometimes my brother isn't such a chucklehead.

Yeah uh, let me check with the two interested buyers

and see if they're expecting the loading bay

as part of the deal.

Have you finished your list yet?

It's all up here.

I'm not a mind reader and neither is the bank.

I thought I could just tell it to you.

No, you have to be accountable!

If you want a brick and mortar shop,

you have to have a brick and mortar business plan.

I'm more of a go with the flow,

by the seat of my pants kind of guy.

Never would've guessed.

Look in this scenario,

you have to start thinking and start doing.

Got it.

And you're right, if I want to plant the seeds of my idea,

I've got to put in the work.

And this place is great!

You're everything I'm looking for...

It's everything!

The loading bay, the loading bay is everything--

Got it.

Do you want to...

Yeah.

Loading bay...

So, the realtor got back to me about the loading bay.

Neither of the people interested in the building

want the space and they're willing to lease it out

if you're still interested.

That's great!

What do you think, are you still willing to take a chance on me?

Yeah, as long as you get your loan approved by the bank.

Touché.

I'll have you know that I wrote down my list.

Do you have any time tonight?

I might be able to squeeze you in.

Hubcaps are done. What's next?

I'll have to ask the camper.

Camper says...

Grease my axels!

The student has surpassed the master.

(hubcap falls)

Never mind, I take it back.

(upbeat dance music)

(music playing on headphones)

Late night?

Couldn't sleep.

Must be going around.

Tried counting the old sheep, didn't work.

You know what they say helps?

Warm milk.

Is that what they say?

They do.

-And who are they? -No clue.

Well, in my humble opinion, they are wrong

and warm milk does not sound appealing.

It does not.

But you know what does?

Milk and cookies.

Race you!

Oh no...

Favorite cookie?

Too many to choose from.

Favorite ingredient?

Peanut butter, salted caramel and chocolate chips.

Let's do this.

Okay, so one egg.

We need one stick of butter, don't we?

Maybe whip the egg first...

♪ ♪

Oh my god, these are so good it's criminal.

They're not bad, if I do say so myself.

Have you heard from Lindsay about the grant application yet?

No. Nope. Nada.

Well, you know what they say.

No news is good news.

Is that what they say?

They do.

And who are they?

No clue.

Well you tell them that they better not be wrong.

Consider it done.

Is it going to be okay?

It'll be fine.

Where's this scar from?

My mom was teaching me

how to make a caramel sauce for an apple pie.

And this one...

My grandmother's old school Singer sewing machine

fell off a ledge and landed on my head.

Three stitches.

So, it's a competition now?

While inflating the Santa Claus,

I caught my hand on the door of my dad's car.

I knew it!

'67 Mustang, knee versus the bumper.

Wait, is it 6 am already?

It's time to make donuts, right?

No, my mom is gonna...

Kill me.

Yeah, she'd be extremely annoyed.

That's a great shot.

You do know you're not in high school anymore?

If you like him, let your guard down

and allow yourself to be vulnerable.

And remember, there's no shame if you got no game.

You are a piece of work.

Correction: piece of art.

So, nothing from Lindsay?

I left her two messages, I'm hesitating on a third.

It's fine.

We're fine.

Nothing to worry about.

Right.

We've planted the seed, did the work.

The rest is out of our control.

Wow.

So very zen of you.

I can't believe I just said that about you.

What can I say?

I'm evolving.

Oh, thanks!

(glasses clink)

I thought Stephanie had you on a strict diet?

Oh she does,

but if I have to eat another kale salad,

I might start growing rabbit ears.

You're not going to tell her?

No I won't, I promise.

What?

I fixed the dishwasher,

I set up the change table in the baby's room,

I put together the crib--

I know, thank you for saving my baby's life.

Definitely got dad's handy genes.

Me, not so much.

You seem different.

Like settled, happy.

Business is good.

I might be getting my own shop soon,

I've got my buddy Tuque by my side.

I've got a lot to be grateful for,

like my little niece or nephew.

No, this is something else.

This settled, happy Cole,

he only showed up when he started spending time with Rose.

Okay, so now that we finished your executive summary,

company description, market analysis,

infrastructure and service provider goals...

We just have two more steps.

How much do you think you'll need for funding?

More or less?

That's spot on.

This is not as difficult as I thought it would be.

That's because you were prepared.

Believe it or not, a to-do list can make or break you.

That may be true,

but you're the reason why this was so easy.

Have you finished your financial projection sheet?

Oh, it's...

So, we plug this number in and... voila!

Wow, on paper I look like a good bet.

A really good bet.

I should go.

I have a lot to do tomorrow and I've e-mailed this to you.

You just have to take it to the bank

and they'll walk you through the whole process.

How do you do it?

Do what?

Use both sides of your brain.

You're creative and good with numbers.

Not a lot of people can say the same thing.

I know I can't.

Oh, so now you're creative?

The fact is, I'm an Aquarius.

Wait, what?

Little Miss to-do list believes in astrological signs?

They're based on science.

Are they really?

Yeah.

You going to the movie tomorrow night?

It's something Duncan started

after he took over for your dad last year.

It's at the Community Hall.

Mainly firefighters and their families.

It's a lot of fun!

Everyone brings blankets, popcorn.

You have to come.

I mean, you should come.

Maybe I will.

Great.

Well, maybe I'll see you there.

Maybe.

-Hey. -Hey!

Oh, you veered from the traditional.

Donuts, not popcorn.

There's a popcorn donut hybrid in this mix.

I can take those for you.

Not so fast, hand over that donut.

That's a lot of sugar, are you sure you want to...

Thank you!

And bring your brother back some organic Kale chips.

Where's your chair?

I brought donuts.

You can't sit on donuts.

He's got a point, but there's plenty of room in my row.

See? Problem solved.

Thank you.

(silent film soundtrack)

(crowd laughing)

(screaming)

Sorry...

(projector shuts off)

Thank you.

Hey, did you see my brother?

I think I saw him leave.

I was hoping to get a ride home.

I can walk you home.

You don't have to do that.

I want to.

It's cool that the firehouse does that.

It was the first thing Duncan did when he became Chief.

I think it was because Stephanie was always complaining

that they never got out of house.

So he came up with one way to get out of one house,

while still being close to the firehall.

Duncan's never been a big social guy,

not even in high school.

Unlike you, Mr. Big Man on Campus.

I never saw myself that way.

You definitely had confidence.

My dad would agree with you.

He always used to say,

"Cole, you're getting too big for your britches."

Or, "Cole, I didn't give you my name

for you to bring shame to it."

I didn't realize you guys had the same name.

We both do. I'm Cole Duncan Murphy

and Duncan is Duncan Cole Murphy.

Apparently, they didn't want either of us to feel unloved

if they gave one of us his name and not the other.

Seems fair.

I used to hate it.

Your name is everything, it's your identity,

your individuality, it's who you are.

Never thought about it like that.

Obviously, I'm named after my grandmother,

which I love.

It makes me feel really special, like...

We have a connection, an unbreakable bond.

That's probably why you haven't accepted

any offers on the store.

You're probably right.

It just feels like I'm selling out

on something that she's worked so hard for.

And you're her namesake,

there's a certain credibility to that.

I'm not making it up!

There's so much more to a name.

History, beauty, memory.

It took me a while to figure out that who I am as a person

is what I bring to my father's legacy.

Every day I wish that I could tell him

how much it meant to me to be named after him.

From what I remember about your dad, he knew that.

He was at every practice, scrimmage and game of yours.

He knew that you loved him.

I really appreciate that.

Good night.

Night.

So, if you knew my dad was at

every practice, scrimmage and game,

doesn't that mean that you were there as well?

Maybe...

Hey, are you okay?

Your face is really red and you're sweaty.

Walked home, out of breath.

Hey. We're gonna watch another movie...

Are you okay? Your face is kinda red.

I'm fine!

Good night.

How did you know that Dad was the one?

I didn't, your father did.

He was certain from the moment we met

that I was going to be his wife.

He actually told me that,

and we hadn't even gone on a date yet.

Really? You guys never told us that.

Well, there wasn't much to tell.

We, as you know, met in choir in our junior year of college.

I wanted to be friends,

your father thought that was preposterous.

And well, in the end, he was right.

But how did you guys go from friends

to husband and wife?

Well, your dad respected my wishes at first.

(chuckling)

We would see each other at choir and school events.

He was always there, listening to me,

making sure that I was heard.

Then one day, he was leaving choir practice

and I realized I didn't want him walking away without me.

So what's this all about?

I just have a lot on my plate right now,

and with the grant and the business,

and with Grandma being gone...

Please don't tell me that I'm overthinking it,

because I know that I'm overthinking it.

What matters is what makes you happy.

So the question really is:

how do you want to live your life?

-Hey. -Whoa!

Sorry, Rich said you were here, but I didn't see you.

What's up?

I thought we weren't working on the camper until tomorrow.

We are, I need a favor.

Aww, that's beautiful.

Thanks.

Needed a little love and kindness

to coax out its true beauty.

You want bedding for it, right?

Gender neutral.

I think I might have just the right thing.

Just over here...

I might need your help.

Something you need me to get here?

Yeah, the blue...

Yellow! The blue yellow...

It's that one!

I'll just get the whole box.

Okay.

Do you like me? It. These fabrics...

Yeah, you're great-- it's, they're...

They're great.

Well if you leave the cradle,

then I can use these for the bedding.

Okay... I should get going.

You take this, I'll get going.

The whole camper unveiling is tomorrow--

-I'll see you tomorrow. -See you tomorrow!

-Okay. -Yeah, okay...

Bye.

Thanks, Mom.

Thank you.

It's beautiful!

Thanks.

Those hubcabs are killer.

Right? We found them in the salvage yard.

The one off the highway, or the one by the farm yard?

Farm stand.

Job well done.

Well, not totally done.

We still need to replace the tail lights.

Okay, who wants a burger?

Come and get 'em!

I keep getting these looks from your mom.

Is she going to forgive me

for the after midnight cookie making incident?

Not sure.

She did say you have nice legs, though.

I can't believe Steph went into labor right after we left.

It's finally happening.

-Any word? -Not yet.

These are great, thanks.

Of course.

They're already washed and ready to go.

I can't believe I'm going to be an uncle.

That's pretty cool.

You get to do all the spoiling and none of the disciplining.

It seems like a win/win.

You want kids?

Think so.

Isn't that more of a yes or no question?

Maybe...

I just don't want to jinx myself.

For someone who's always accusing me

of being really new age,

you have some peculiar beliefs of your own.

You are so annoying!

I just don't want to get ahead of myself.

Come on, you expect me to believe that you don't

already have a to-do list for this exact situation?

It's a big decision.

It is!

And when the time is right, you'll know what to do.

When I was a kid still trying to figure things out,

my dad would tell me to ask myself:

how will this affect me in 10 minutes, 10 days,

10 weeks, 10 months and 10 years.

That's how I know I'll have a kid,

and that I will never own a monkey,

and that I will never, ever, ever let Duncan

cut my hair for a bet ever again.

I'm not even going to ask.

Oh, I almost forgot.

For the baby, I assume?

This is really sweet.

You didn't have to do that!

You know you can go home?

You don't have to keep me company.

I want to.

And I play a mean game of gin.

-Oh, really? -Oh yeah.

Challenge accepted.

All right.

Hey, Tuque.

Teams? No? He's not gonna play?

It's two on one now.

(phone vibrating)

It's a girl!

Natalie, you know, after mom.

Really, that's her name?

Cut me some slack, man.

It was a long and intense night.

Congrats, brother. How's Stephanie?

She's a champ!

Wait until you meet this baby.

Good?

All right, let's go.

So, how goes it?

We are all set for the St. Helena Annual Street fair.

Still no word from Lindsay?

Still no word.

How do you feel about her idea to grow the business

into a global empire?

Honestly?

At first I was all for it,

but now I'm not too sure.

Not having to be at somebody's beck and call

every minute of every day feels nice.

Right?

I just feel like one minute,

keeping the store is just right.

And then the next,

giving up the business that we've built is just wrong.

Isn't it more about taking everything we've accomplished

and pivoting our expertise into another facet of the business,

and not so much giving it up?

I suppose, but if we don't hear from Lindsay,

then none of this will matter.

Hey, what do you always say?

Everything matters.

Everything matters!

Hey, is this for me?

Look who's on time!

I deserved that.

If it wasn't for you, none of this would've happened, so...

-Thank you. -You're welcome.

After all your help with the camper, I...

owe you a favor.

So, this is exciting.

Are you ready?

Definitely.

I need to do some work on the place, of course,

but all of my equipment is on order.

Just don't forget to take these to your lawyer,

transfer the insurance,

and get everything to the bank for it to be finalized.

Yes, one last to-do list.

I'll get it to the bank first thing in the morning.

You going to the pot luck at your brother's tonight?

Well, I am staying there.

Right, I forgot about that.

Would you like to go with me?

As a date?

As a date.

I'd love to.

n background)

See?

The clothes do make the man.

You look beautiful.

Everyone's pot luck contribution is fried chicken.

Is that bad?

Nope.

No, it's fine. Actually, it's good.

Challenge accepted.

Okay, let's go.

-Red/blue? Blue/red? -Red!

Okay.

This is yours.

♪ ♪

Watch this, just like pulling out the table...

Oh no...

It's cool...

(blocks crashing)

All the fried chicken, all the time,

is something I never realized I needed in my life.

Right?

I feel seen, really seen, for the first time in my life.

Frst big shindig at the house.

I'd say it was a success.

Definitely.

Are you ready to help me in the kitchen?

I was born ready.

I'd offer to walk you home...

But I'm already here.

I'm a little disappointed.

Me too.

(phone vibrating)

Oh my god, sorry, I have to take this.

Hello, Lindsay? Can you hold on one minute please?

Anna!

Okay Lindsay, sorry about that, what's up?

Let's see.

Graham and I are off again,

though I'm not sure you knew we were on again for like a minute.

I tried a new hairstyle.

Bad idea, I haven't left my apartment in weeks.

And...

I loved your business plan and fashion mobile idea.

What stood out to me was how you planned on integrating

Fashion Up into the community.

So, what's next?

Your interview is next Friday.

I e-mailed you all the information

and I made notes on your business plan,

also in the e-mail.

I need you and Anna to take a look at it,

make it all nice and fancy, and re-submit to me.

In the meantime, I need you to work

on the presentation for your interview.

Oh my god, thank you so much, Lindsay.

You truly are our fairy godmother.

My number one fairy godmother rule is, as you know,

to use my glitz, gloss, and glamor for good.

Now get to work!

Oh, we will.

(celebrating)

Oh my god, thank you so much.

This space is perfect.

I can't wait to start moving my equipment in.

Hey, I haven't heard back from the bank yet.

Did you submit your paperwork?

Right, as soon as I'm done here,

I'm off to the bank.

Do you want me to do it for you?

I think I can handle a little trip to the bank.

Okay.

I trust you.

You trust me?

Who are you and what have you done with Rose Spadaro?

Maybe you're rubbing off on me?

I must be.

But procrastinating like this

is why we always, always create a to-do list.

You're right, I need to be accountable.

I've always loved this photo.

You should frame this.

I can't believe this grant might actually happen.

I didn't realize how much I wanted it

until I got the call from Lindsay.

My business is good and I adore my clients,

but Fashion Up is all I ever wanted to do.

You're scared.

No, I'm terrified.

I could go through this entire process

and not even get the grant.

I could fail.

But what if you don't?

Is it weird that both possibilities

make me sick to my stomach?

(loading bay door opening)

(music faintly in background)

Hungry?

I took a guess:

veggie fried rice and Szechuan chicken.

You guessed right.

It's looking good.

I see you already have a lot of jobs already lined up.

Yeah, I'm pretty lucky.

It's more than just luck.

You're really good at what you do.

So what's the deal with the vintage cars?

Other than that they're really cool?

The craftsmanship, history.

Every car has a story, a journey,

and I get to be apart of it.

Every girl in our senior class was obsessed with this song.

Shall we?

The food will get cold.

Come on, you did say you owe me a favor.

Okay.

(country music)

(cell phone ringing)

You should get that.

It could be Duncan or Stephanie.

Duncan?

Oh sorry, I totally forgot.

I'll head to the store right now.

It's okay, I should go.

Of course, thanks for dinner.

You're welcome.

We're all set for the street fair in the morning.

How's the presentation coming?

Pretty good.

Lindsay's notes were great.

I revised it and added some photos.

-Ooh! -Yeah.

Hey... lunch?

(phone vibrating)

Oh no, no, no...

What's wrong?

The grant interview got moved from Friday to tomorrow!

Whoa.

You can do this...

The business plan is done,

the presentation is practically done.

You're Rose, you're naturally over prepared.

Not a problem.

What do you need?

A plane ticket and a ride to the airport.

I'll buy your ticket, you get yourself together.

And I'll get you to the airport.

Okay, we got this.

We got this!

Hey Cole, my interview got pushed up

and we're on our way to the airport.

Anna and Rich might need your help--

(call waiting tone)

Hey Dad, what's up?

Hey, are you and Rich still on the road?

Yeah, why?

I think you better pull over.

Okay...

There was a fire in the loading bay.

Oh my god! Did anyone get hurt?

Is Cole okay?

No one was hurt.

[Rich] How bad was it?

Nothing structural, thankfully.

Rose, I hate to do this...

But you've got to come back.

Why, can't Cole handle it?

Well according to the bank, you're still owner on record

and the owner has to be on premises

when we conduct our inspection, which will be in about an hour.

No, Cole was supposed to transfer

the insurance into his name

and submit the paperwork to the bank, he promised me.

Honey, if you're not there,

it could compromise your insurance.

We'll be there in 20.

Are you sure?

I'm so sorry, sweetie.

Maybe they can re-schedule the interview?

They did move it up on you.

There's nothing you can do?

I missed the last flight, I missed the last train,

even if I left now I wouldn't get there in time.

Then unfortunately, it's over.

This is a huge disappointment.

I know.

Lindsay, you put yourself out on a limb to get me this interview.

It was several limbs, Rose.

And this reflects bad on me too.

I'm really sorry, Lindsay.

I know you are, Rose, but sorry won't fix this.

Hey.

Hey.

Rose, I'm so sorry.

I forgot to turn the light off when I left.

I know it was an accident.

I'm just glad it wasn't anything worse.

I'm really sorry.

And about the paperwork...

Cole, please... please don't.

Look, I get it.

It slipped my mind and I meant--

Doesn't matter now.

What's done is done.

So, what now?

What now?

Well, now that the grant is toast, we're done there.

And now that Lindsay officially hates me,

I have to go to New York

and hope that groveling on my knees

convinces her that I still deserve her as my client.

So, that's it?

You're just giving up on everything you've built here?

This isn't easy for me.

What you've done here is inspiring,

and look how far we've come!

Look, just let me make a few calls--

No, please don't! You've done enough.

What does that mean?

The paperwork, I reminded you how many times?

Look, I know...

Why did you just ignore me?

Because it wasn't important at the time!

But it was important to me.

I'm sorry, I guess I just assumed that

it would be important to you, too.

Look, I really appreciate everything

you did for the camper.

It meant a lot.

But?

But let's just get through the fair tomorrow

so I can get back to my life in New York.

I blew it.

With Rose.

I'm sure it's not as bad as you think it is.

Go talk to her.

I did, it didn't make any difference.

Look, Cole...

If you can't imagine your life without her,

then man up, you know?

Go do something about it.

I've got an idea, can you keep an eye on Tuque?

Atta-boy!

Go get 'em!

You know...

You're allowed to be upset with him.

It's all about being in a relationship.

The moment I really needed him,

he let me down.

Well, all you need to figure out

is do you love him enough to forgive him?

Because trust me, forgiveness is the key

to a healthy, loving relationship.

If you can't forgive him, you truly can't love him.

Thanks so much for showing up.

I know that look, you are deep in it.

Less talk, more work.

I'm not giving up that easy...

Then I guess I'm still letting go.

You know, I had a crazy idea?

What if you started the non-profit here,

out of grandma's shop?

Grow it locally like you did your career as a stylist.

We'll all pitch in,

help you out every step of the way.

I'd love to, but we'd still need investors

and nobody's gonna back me now.

I wouldn't go that far.

Lindsay, what're you doing here?

My number one fairy godmother rule is, as you know,

to use my glitz, gloss and glamor for good.

I'm sorry I was so rough on you the other night.

The reality is I believe in you and your business plan.

And maybe I was having a hard time letting you go.

But thanks to a very handsome guy

who barged into my office yesterday

and told me I'd be a fool not to back up Fashion Up,

it looks like he was right.

Really?

I can fund your first year at this small scale,

but it's still up to you to grow it from there.

Really? Oh my gosh!

All right, if this is a yes,

then I believe we have to finish setting up.

Yes!

Thank you so much.

Oh, and Cole did not want to leave

his fancy truck in New York and fly with me,

so he's on his way.

We've gotta get to work.

All right!

Lindsay, what're you doing here?

You're looking at your new co-owner

and not-so-silent partner.

What does this mean?

Lindsay's gonna give us another chance

and we're not gonna let her down.

Great.

And I'm not selling the store.

Rich had a genius idea and instead we're going to use it

as the official home base for Fashion Up.

There are witnesses,

she called me a genius in front of witnesses.

Oh, don't let it get to your head.

Too late.

Are all the firemen around here like yours?

That depends, do you like good looking, kind and goofy?

Take me to your people.

Your wish is my command.

You owe me a dance.

Thanks.

It's the least I could do.

Look, I was thinking about--

It's okay, Cole.

No, I should've taken care of those papers

right when you gave it to me.

You're too important to me not to have done that.

The bottom line is I was careless and I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I already forgave you.

Well, that was easy.

Don't be cocky.

I was thinking about what your dad said,

and it made me think what my life would be like without you.

For 10 minutes, 10 days,

10 weeks, 10 months, 10 years.

And that's when I knew

that I never wanted to be without you.

I don't know what this is, or what we are, but...

I'm going to trust myself.

And trust us?

I'd like that.

♪ ♪