Original subtitles

- [Frank] Yeah, I'll be home in 20.

- [Tina] Okay babe, I made a stew so

it'll be on the stove waiting.

- [Frank] Thanks sweetie.

Hey, do me a favor.

Put Bailey on.

- [Tina] Okay.

- [Bailey] Hey dad.

Can you help me with my geology project?

- Uh, I would love to honey bunny but,

rocks are kinda your thing.

- [Bailey] I just need you to pick up

some baking soda and vinegar.

- What are you makin', a volcano?

- [Bailey] Please?

- Uh, yeah okay.

Honey I gotta take this call.

I'll be home in a little bit okay?

I love you.

- [Bailey] Love you too daddy.

- Hey, I just emailed you the current numbers

and I actually think we're on to something.

- [Hiro] I just wish our work was being appreciated.

- [Frank] People will appreciate your work

once they see how valuable this stuff is.

- [Hiro] I'm not doing this to make people rich Frank.

- No, of, of course not.

I was...

Listen I know you uh, you like to keep your privacy but,

I thought maybe we could actually

meet up sometimes face to face.

No, I understand.

(gentle music)

Okay, so why don't we talk next week

and then you know, we'll see where I'm at.

Sure, okay.

Buh bye.

(gentle music)

(receiver clicks)

(glasses clattering)

(gentle music)

(Frank exhales)

Wow.

(gentle music)

(bag thuds)

(gentle music)

(Frank exhales)

(gentle music)

(tense music)

(door latching)

(tense music)

(siren wailing) (tense music)

(Frank laughs)

Hey, you scared me.

Was that you followin' me?

Dude, whoa, whoa.

What?

Man, put the gun away.

What are you?

Put the gun down dude, it's not funny.

(tense music)

Okay come on just, don't, don't do this.

Take whatever you want.

Don't do this!

Why are you doing this?

(shot firing) (tense music)

(siren wailing) (tense music)

(gentle music)

(sighs)

(gentle music)

(sighs)

(gentle music)

(crystal thuds)

(gentle music)

(book thuds)

(gentle music)

(rocks clattering)

(gentle music)

- Hey mom, it's me.

I'm about to hit the road.

I should be home in about four hours unless I hot traffic.

(gentle music)

(trunk unlatching)

(gentle music)

(suitcase thuds)

(phone vibrating)

- Bailey!

- Fee!

Freshman year is officially over.

No more exams.

- Tell me about it.

Who knew studying to be a doctor would be so hard.

(Bailey laughs)

Hey, I saw your text about meeting up for coffee,

but I thought you were going straight to the Grand Canyon?

Are you like coming home first

and then going to the summer study program?

- I can't go (sighs).

(trunk slams)

- [Fee] Wait, wait, what?

You've been dreaming about

that geology program since high school.

I, I thought you already got accepted.

- [Bailey] I did, and then my mom got the bill.

Way out of our budget.

- I, I'm sorry.

You know, on the bright side you get

to spend the entire summer with little old me.

I mean got some rocks in the backyard that you can study.

(Bailey laughs)

- Hey, better idea.

We should go to my dad's cabin sometime.

- Totally.

The three amigos.

- Three?

- [Fee] You, me and uh, Anders.

- No, not Anders.

Nice try.

- Come on.

When you broke up didn't you do

that whole let's be friends thing?

- No, we didn't.

And we aren't.

I'll call you tomorrow about coffee.

- But uh--

(phone beeps)

(gentle music)

(birds chirping) (engine rumbling)

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

(door slams)

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

(door unlatching)

Hello?

(upbeat music)

(keys thudding)

(upbeat music)

Mom!

(upbeat music)

Hello?

(upbeat music)

Is anybody home?

(upbeat music)

Uh, mom?

(upbeat music)

(Tina laughs)

- Bailey!

(upbeat music)

My little angel.

What are you doing home?

I can't believe you're home already.

- Mom, the, the, - What?

- the music.

- Oh.

- Turn it down, yeah.

- Why?

What are you doing here so soon?

- I think the real question is what are you doing?

- I'm working out.

- Since when do you work out?

- I know, right?

I've done all these things to improve myself

since you left for college.

- Oh.

Well, I'm so glad my leaving improved your life (laughs).

- So, you get something to drink

and then I'm gonna change because

I'm taking you to a vegan restaurant.

- Uh, vegan?

- [Tina] Yes!

- [Bailey] What?

You do vegan now?

- [Tina] We love vegans.

(footsteps receding)

- Okay.

(upbeat music)

So, um, since when are you vegan?

- I'm not vegan.

I'm vegetarian now.

- That's great (laughs).

But um, why?

I mean this, this isn't like you.

- Remember how you were so excited

to leave home and go to college?

One day I was sitting there and I just realized,

she's really gone.

It was just me.

You know, our house was always so filled with love

and suddenly I didn't have anyone to love.

- Mom.

(patrons chattering)

- There's actually a happy ending to this story.

(patrons chattering)

I've met someone.

(patrons chattering)

- I,

(Tina laughs)

I don't know what to say but,

I'm happy for you.

- [Tina] Really?

- [Bailey] Yes, I'm happy for you.

That's all that matters.

- [Tina] Sweetheart.

- Oh good, hi yes.

Um, you know what?

This juice, not really doin' it for me today.

Um, can I just get like a glass of water please?

Thanks (laughs).

- Oh uh (laughs)...

- Oh, isn't she cute?

Um, sweetheart, this isn't the waiter.

This is him.

- Hi Bailey, I'm Hugo.

Hey babe.

- Hi sweetheart.

- Hi.

- [Hugo] Hey.

(Bailey laughs)

- Hi.

(Hugo laughs)

So uh,

how did you guys meet (chuckles)?

- I was in the grocery store and I had dropped

my honey dew melon and suddenly Hugo was there,

and he picked it up for me.

- Well, and of course I pointed out

that you really should eat them separately

from other foods so that they can digest

in your stomach more properly.

- [Tina] Hugo's like a nutritional genius.

- Oh, because you're a doctor?

- Uh, uh, no, a healthy living consultant.

- Oh.

Uh, let me guess uh, eat right, exercise more.

- You know, it's a little bit more then that.

Um, you see what you need to do

if you're gonna be a healthy loving consultant--

- Um, oh I'm sorry,

I interrupted you. - No, no, no.

- I was just thinking - No.

- maybe you guys could talk about

all of that later and we should do the thing first.

- Oh, oh. - Wait.

- Oh, okay, sure, sure. - What?

- So I just wanted to, - wait, what's goin' on?

- Hold on, hold on, ready?

(Tina giggles)

(gentle music) (patrons chattering)

- You're, getting married.

- Hugo wanted to just run off and get married right away

in Vegas and I told him that we couldn't

because I have to, to wait for my maid of honor to get home.

- Wait, um, when is the wedding?

- Saturday (laughs).

(Tina laughs)

- Oh.

(hands slapping)

(gentle music)

(footsteps receding)

Sweetheart?

Please don't be like this.

- How would you react if I showed up one day

and announced I was getting married

to some guy I just met last semester?

- It's not like that.

- When did you meet him?

- February.

(smirks)

- So it's exactly like that.

(door unlatching)

Wait, is he already living here?

- We're in love.

(scoffs)

- You're unbelievable.

(footsteps receding)

- Bailey.

(footsteps receding)

(door unlatching)

- What?

Why is all my stuff in boxes?

- Oh, oh, okay.

Uh, well I was just about to tell you this part.

- Why, what?

Why does this look like men's clothing?

- Sweetie um, it's just that Hugo is using

your room temporarily. - What?

- You are gonna love him, I promise you.

Remember how I told you we met in the grocery store?

It's such a beautiful story right?

And then we left and we went our separate ways

and I was driving and I thought I broke down

and I realized I had a flat tire.

Suddenly he was just there behind me in his car (laughs),

and he got out and he came over,

and he, he changed the tire for me.

(gentle music) (objects clattering)

- Wait.

Has he been using my desktop computer?

- Well, well, just for his work emails.

- Dad left it to me, mom.

(gentle music)

- No you're right.

I'm sorry.

I'm gonna go talk to him right now

and I'm gonna fix all of this, okay?

I'm gonna go downstairs and talk to Hugo.

I'm gonna fix it.

(Tina exhales)

(gentle music)

(door latching)

(gentle music)

(siren wailing) (somber music)

(police scanner chattering) (somber music)

- Mommy!

Mommy!

Mommy!

Mommy what's wrong?

Mommy what's wrong?

Wrong?

Wrong?

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

Does it bother you that I'm not

into computers and stuff like your are?

- [Frank] Are you kidding me?

I'm really just happy you found somethin'

that you're interested in and you're pretty good at

which makes your daddy happy.

- [Young Bailey] See, I was right, lime stones are gray.

But the walls of the Grand Canyon look red

because lime stones are staining

with the iron washing down from above it.

Above it.

Above it.

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(liquid sloshing)

- Morning.

(liquid sloshing)

You feel like talking?

(footsteps approaching)

Hey?

Hello.

Do you wanna talk?

(cup thuds)

Don't tell Hugo I'm eating eggs okay?

I know that you're upset that

I surprised you with all of this but,

the reason why I did it is because

I wanted to tell you this in person

and I didn't wanna disrupt your studies.

- Yes, but you can't just-- - He really makes me happy.

- I know, but you understand that

this is just a bit shocking to me right?

I mean, I come home and everything's changed.

- I know.

Let's sit down.

- Yeah, are you okay?

- Yeah.

I think I'm just a little tired.

(Tina sniffs)

(Tina exhales)

(phone thuds)

Sweetheart, you know sweetie I've thought about this

for awhile and there's been a few times

over the last nine years since

your father passed that I've thought

maybe I was ready to start dating

but I just didn't know how it would feel for you.

I don't wanna bring a string of men into your life

only to have someone leave you again.

And I think you should see me happy.

I mean, I deserve to be happy right?

- Of course.

You do.

- Please try to get along with him for me, please.

(Bailey sighs)

- Okay.

- [Tina] Okay.

- I will.

(footsteps approaching)

(keys jingling)

(door unlatching)

(door latching)

Really?

(Bailey sighs)

What is this?

(door unlatching)

- [Hugo] Hey.

- [Bailey] What's that about?

- Oh yeah, delivery guy just uh,

dropped off a new batch of my,

my powders and shakes and stuff.

- I, I need to use my car.

- Oh, you know what?

(keys jingling)

- Go ahead and take my car.

It's out front.

(gentle music)

- Fine.

Thank you.

- You're welcome.

(gentle music)

(door latching)

(gentle music) (footsteps approaching)

(boxes rustling)

- Oo, I'm guessing welcome home didn't

go quite as planned huh?

- It was fine.

Oh, uh did I mention my mom's getting married on Saturday?

- Wait, hold on.

Whoa, to who?

- His name's Hugo.

- Who's Hugo?

- He's like some living consultant or something.

- What even is that?

- I don't know.

That's the whole thing

and my mom's marrying him on Saturday.

- [Fee] Oh my God,

I'm so sorry. - Hey.

(laughs)

- You just so happened to be stopping by?

- No, I was close by and I saw

that Fee checked in on Facebook.

- What?

We always check in.

- Look, I know it's been a year.

But I was just hoping we could talk about what happened?

At least be friends.

- You wanted to move on Anders, so I've moved on.

(Anders sighs)

- I got you your favorite.

- My favorite is now chai latte.

(gentle music)

People change their minds,

but you of all people should know that right?

- Bailey that's not...

- What were you thinking?

- Give me the coffee.

We're not wasting it.

(Fee's throat clears)

Bailey, wait.

What's your problem?

- My problem is I don't wanna see him again.

- For God sakes Bailey, you dumped him.

Why are you mad at him?

- I didn't dump him, he dumped me.

- Yeah, I was there and I'm pretty sure you dumped him.

- We were supposed to go to the same college together.

Same school, same relationship and then

in the middle of the summer he tells

me he's gonna stay here and work

instead of go off to college with me.

- Mm hm.

And then you dumped him.

- Not going to college with me was the dumping.

Making me go off alone was the dumping.

- So he doesn't wanna go to college.

That doesn't mean he doesn't still like you.

I mean look at him.

Look at that face.

Clearly he still wants you.

- I don't have time for this today Fee.

- Come on, Bailey.

He's a good guy, and you guys

are like perfect for each other.

I mean, people do change.

We can at least still be friends.

Come on.

We can go to your dad's cabin and hang out and have picnics.

(Bailey laughs)

I mean, I'm the perfect third wheel,

and you know that isn't easy to find.

- I've had a lot of time to think about it

and buying me a coffee isn't gonna make up for the hurt.

(gentle music)

Wedding's at four by the way.

The theme is love.

- Ugh, God, seriously?

- I know.

(gentle music)

- [Fee] What were you thinking?

- [Anders] Hey I was just.

- Uh no, no, don't talk.

Drink your coffee and recollect

on what you just did, 'cause it was a mess.

- [Anders] Okay.

(footsteps receding)

(traffic whizzing) (gentle music)

(door slams)

(engine rumbling) (gentle music)

- What the hell?

What's up with this guy?

Why is he tailing me like that?

(gentle music)

(blinker ticking) (tense music)

Go around.

(tense music)

Thank you (sighs).

What the hell?

(tense music)

(door slams)

(tense music)

(knocking)

- I thought we'd have a chat.

(tense music)

Sorry.

(tense music)

(window whirring)

- Okay so, I was, I was driving and this guy,

he like pulled in front of me--

- Yeah the guy was probably just someone

who saw my ad on the car and wanted to know more about it.

- He cut me off.

Nobody does that because of an ad.

- Hi guys.

What's happenin'?

- Mom, this guy--

- I let Bailey borrow the car and a potential customer

musta seen the ad but he took off

when he realized Bailey was driving.

- No, that's, that's, that's not what happened.

This guy looked really dangerous.

(Hugo laughs)

- Okay.

- He looked dangerous?

- Yes, he did.

- Wow.

Well, maybe she shouldn't be driving the car

yet by herself with that big sign on it.

- You know what you are absolutely right sweetie.

Sorry Bails, no more borrowing the car.

Problem solved by my beautiful fiance.

Mwah.

Oh.

- Isn't he great?

- My shakes are here.

- [Tina] What?

- Yeah, you gotta see.

(footsteps receding) (tense music)

We've got chocolate, vanilla, strawberry.

- [Tina] Did it run out hon?

- [Hugo] No.

- [Tina] Oh (laughs).

(birds chirping)

- I was alone, adrift.

I was a link looking for a chain,

and then you came into my life,

and we came together and we completed the circle.

- Ugh, that metaphor could use some work, am I right?

Nah (laughs).

- [Officiant] You may kiss the bride.

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

(Tina and Hugo laughing)

- [Hugo] I love you.

(guests clapping)

- Hello sweetie, yay!

(gentle music) (Tina giggles)

(tense music) (birds chirping)

(footsteps approaching)

- Hey sweetie.

- Hi.

- You must be so happy for your mom.

I mean Hugo is gonna be so good for her.

- Yeah he's um, it's uh,

I'm so glad the weather held up too.

(laughs)

- Okay hon, see you soon.

- 'Kay.

- Bye.

- [Bailey] Bye.

(footsteps receding) (birds chirping)

(Bailey sighs)

(birds chirping)

(Hugo sighs)

- You know, you shouldn't slouch.

It um, compresses the intestines,

can lead to lower back spasms.

- Hey, don't touch me.

- Hey.

(tense music)

You okay?

- He--

- Oh no, no, it's uh, it's my fault.

I invaded Bailey's personal space without permission so,

I wouldn't do it with someone I

was training so I shouldn't have done it to you.

(gentle music)

- It was just a mistake sweetie.

- What? - Do you want

to apologize to Hugo?

- What?

No, that's not what happened.

I'm--

- Oh um, 'scuse me.

Sorry um, I was just leaving

and some guy dropped this off so.

- Oh, I said no presents.

- Yeah, he didn't say a name

so I'm guessing pretty cheap (laughs).

(tense music)

(wrapping crinkling)

- Oh, a clock (laughs).

(bell dings)

Guess somebody doesn't want us to sleep in (laughs).

- Yeah.

(Hugo's throat clearing)

All right, well I'll uh, I'll take it in.

- Oh great.

- [Bailey] Don't forget that.

- I'm actually gonna go in too and change, all right?

Do you guys mind cleaning up a little bit uh, for me?

- [Fee and Bailey] Yeah.

- Okay.

- [Fee and Bailey] Sure.

- Bye.

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

- Oh, so what are they even doing

for their honeymoon anyway?

- Oh, didn't I tell you?

This is a really important time for Hugo

and his business so he needs to be

here like 24/7 so there is no honeymoon.

- Oh my God.

- I know right?

(Bailey scoffs)

I mean, it's bad enough that he's cheap

and doesn't take her anywhere but it's like,

he's got her so wrapped around his finger

that she can't even see it.

- He's one strange dude.

(tense music)

- What is he doing?

(Fee scoffs)

- [Fee] He's probably talking about that crappy gift he got.

- I think you might be right.

(tense music)

- Oh my gosh, get down.

(tense music)

- I really wish I was at the Grand Canyon.

(Fee laughs)

- I'm kinda enjoying this spy stuff.

(Bailey laughs)

- You're funny, I love that. - [Baile- Yes.Fee] Oh!

- I'm so bummed - Of course.

- that we're out of kale.

Sweetheart I wanted you to try the kale.

Remember I used to hate it?

And then Hugo taught me how to blanch it.

You blanch it before you saute it.

It is delicious.

- Well you know, it's incredible how

much nutrients mother nature provides

and then some people just, (phone vibrating)

throw it in the trash you know?

It's disgusting.

- [Tina] It's horrible.

(tense music)

- [Hugo] Babe this looks, this looks good.

- Really?

(tense music)

Oh yeah.

Uh sweetie, no phones at the dinner table.

Bailey.

Sweetheart.

Bailey, hi, hello (laughs).

There's no phones at the dinner table.

- Since when?

(laughs)

- Since it's my house and I make the rules.

- This is my house too.

- Oh really?

So now that you're home from college

you're gonna start paying half the mortgage?

- Mom.

- Okay, can we just, can we just have a nice dinner?

- [Tina] Give me your phone.

- No.

- Bailey, give me your phone.

- I'm not a child.

- [Hugo] You live in our home.

- No, Hugo you're living in our home.

(tense music)

Besides, you use your phone all the time.

(Hugo laughs)

- Well, well yeah of course.

I have to make calls okay?

I'm not doin' all the nonsense that you kids are doin'.

- He's a grown up sweetheart.

He had serious business he has to do on his phone.

- Yeah no, it's called being a hypocrite.

- Bailey can you have some respect for your mother okay?

I would like to enjoy a meal with my new wife.

Please don't ruin it.

And if you would, just put your phone just for dinner,

please.

(phone slams)

(tense music) (footsteps receding)

(phone thuds)

(crickets chirping)

(tense music)

(door latching)

(tense music)

(water splashing) (tense music)

- What?

No way.

(objects rustling)

Where's my phone?

(sighs)

- There?

- Yes. - Okay.

- Do that one again. - All right.

- That was incredible.

- You should feel your vertebrae opening up right there.

(Hugo and Tina laughing)

I'm not kidding.

- I know it's,

- Hey guys?

- it feels so good.

Yes?

- Who took my phone?

- Uh, nobody took your phone.

- I went to the shower, it was there,

and then I came back and now it's not there.

- [Tina] Bailey I'm sure your phone will turn up.

(Tina laughs)

- Mom this isn't funny.

- It's not that we think it's funny,

it's just that we don't think it's

an emergency the same way that you do.

Okay, down.

- Okay.

(Tina groans)

Just relax in the neck.

You gotta relax in the neck.

- Okay, okay.

(tense music)

(phone thuds)

(gentle music)

(phone thuds)

(gentle music)

- What the?

What?

(gentle music)

What is that?

(gentle music)

(Bailey sighs)

(footsteps receding) (tense music)

Mom?

- [Tina] Yeah?

(tense music)

- Hey um,

you said you weren't - Hey.

- gonna take it.

- Are you talking about your phone again?

- Somebody returned my phone to my room overnight

which is creepy by the way but not nearly as creepy

as somebody spying on me through my webcam.

- No one has taken your phone sweetheart ever

and no one is spying on you.

- Was it a punishment or was is spying?

Because I'm pretty sure that

you couldn't get past my lock screen,

but somehow - I don't--

- you manged to remotely use my webcam.

- I don't even understand those words

that you just used and you know that.

- You mean it's Hugo?

- [Tina] What?

- Hugo's been spying on me in my room?

- You're accusing my husband of spying on you?

(Tina scoffs)

Okay, I can't, I can't.

(gentle music)

- Well yeah, he is a creepy guy.

- First of all, do not call my husband creepy

and second of all I understand you're going through

a teenager stage right now where you think

the whole entire world is about you.

- About me?

- Yes, I know you're used to having me all to yourself

and you now you have to share

me with Hugo, with Hugo (laughs).

- No, mom.

You're not hearing me.

- Wait, what were we just talking about?

Oh I know what we were talking about,

we're talking about your phone, your phone.

This is very important.

You don't need to be texting

and taking selfies as an occupation.

Do you understand?

You have a brain.

(gentle music)

- Mom?

(Tina sighs)

Are you okay?

(gentle music)

Have you been drinking?

- What?

Have, of course I haven't been drinking.

What are you talking about?

(footsteps receding) (gentle music)

(Bailey sighs)

(birds chirping)

(door unlatching)

- So your mom really said all that old people nonsense?

(door latching)

- Yes.

- Wow, your stepdad really is tearing

you and your mom apart.

- Okay, will you please stop calling him that.

- Do you prefer a guy having sex with your mom?

- Oh, no that's gross (laughs).

Oh um, did I mention that I think he turned on my webcam?

- Really?

- Great, you don't believe me either.

- Of course I do but why?

- I don't know.

- He's not gonna get a show if that's what he's after.

- Ugh.

- My mom, she's acting so strange.

Like, like she's stoned or something.

- I've known your mom for quite awhile

and there's no way she's stoned.

- I know, that's why it's all so weird.

(Bailey sighs)

Oh. (phone vibrating)

It's from my mom.

Mm, looks like she wants to go on run for some reason.

I gotta go.

- All right well.

- All right, thanks girl.

- [Fee] Mm hm.

I mean well, exercise?

Gross.

(Bailey laughs)

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

(tense music) (birds chirping)

- Hey.

(tense music)

(door slams)

(birds chirping)

- What's goin' on?

- Oh, your mom arranged it.

She thought we could use the alone time.

You know, to bond.

(smirks)

(birds chirping)

- Wait, wait, wait what are you afraid of huh?

You can't hang with a guy twice your age?

- Not afraid, just don't care.

- Oh come on, hey, it'll be fun.

Look, I'm just tryin' to get you active Bails.

You know, from what I understand

your dad wasn't big on exercise.

- Don't talk about my dad.

- All I'm sayin' is good habits are learned

and from what your mother said,

he didn't really teach you that so I'm just here to help.

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

(door slams)

- My dad and I were plenty active, okay?

Mom was just too busy to notice.

- Okay, well then (hands slapping) come on.

Bring it.

Show me some of what that old man taught ya.

- Fine.

(birds chirping) (tense music)

You think you can handle this?

- I guess we're gonna find out.

- [Bailey] Yeah, you will.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

(panting) (tense music)

- Hey, you're get closer.

Wuss.

Good.

Come on.

Come on.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

- [Bailey] Hey wait!

Wait!

(gentle music)

(Hugo exhales)

- All right, all right, all right, all right, all right.

Bring it in, bring it in, bring it in.

Good job, good job, way to push.

No shame in that.

We gotta set up a baseline so we can track your progress.

So what I'll do is I'll set up a regimen for ya,

we'll get you some diet tips and then we'll...

(tense music) (birds chirping)

You know what Bails I'm gonna take a couple more laps.

Right?

I'll uh, I'll see ya back at the house.

(footsteps receding) (Bailey panting)

(tense music)

- What the hell?

(tense music) (birds chirping)

(Tina giggles)

- Hey.

- Hey.

Hugo told me, are you mad?

- I was furious.

Now I've cooled back down to just mad.

(Tina laughs)

What are you doing?

- Oh I'm just, looking at photo albums.

(gentle music)

Mom?

- Hm?

- Um, you've been acting a little strange lately,

like uh, forgetful.

- I'm just tired (throat clears).

I'm so excited to be married.

It's kind of like the honeymoon so, I haven't been sleeping.

- Well, I, I think you should

maybe get a checkup just to be sure.

- No, I don't need to get a checkup.

I'm fine, I promise.

I'm just tired.

In fact, I was just about to take a nap.

- [Bailey] Oh, okay.

- So, I'll be perfect after that.

- I love you.

- [Tina] I love you too.

- All right.

- Just take a nap right here.

(pillow thuds)

(Tina sighing)

(tense music)

(Tina groans)

(tense music)

- What are you doing?

- Oh hey, uh some laundry.

I was doin' ours so I figured I'd throw yours in with it.

- What the hell?

- [Hugo] What?

- You're folding my underwear.

- Look, hey, hey, hey.

- Hands off my underwear.

- But, it's just clothes.

What's the big deal?

- What's the big deal?

- You're in my room touching my underwear,

that's the big deal.

- Okay, fine.

Do it yourself.

I'm not here to hurt you Bailey.

- What are you here for?

- Uh, to love your mom.

To make her happy.

(scoffs)

(tense music)

- I'm starting to think that might not actually be true.

- You know what?

Whatever, okay?

The workout weirdo has other things to do.

(exclaims)

(tense music)

(door latching)

(Bailey exhales)

Workout weirdo has other things to do.

(Hugo exclaims)

(tense music)

(sighs)

(gentle music)

(knocking)

- Hey.

- Hi.

Um, look, uh, just so we're clear,

I'm still mad at you and I don't really

wanna be doing this with you right now but,

you're the only one I know that can help me with this.

- With what?

- Come on, I'll show you.

(gentle music)

He referred to himself as the workout weirdo

which ironically is the exact same phrase

I used to describe him in a text to Fee.

- You said your phone went missing.

Maybe he stole your phone and read your text?

- I don't know maybe, maybe my mom's right

and I'm just being really paranoid about this but,

(sighs) is there any possible way

that he could be like hacking my phone or something?

Maybe he's reading my conversations?

- I don't see anything so...

Hey that's interesting.

- [Bailey] What?

- You have a mirror app on your phone.

- Wait, what?

- Yeah like whoever did this, they can see everything.

They can see what you type, what you search,

everything on your screen.

- So he could be looking at us right now?

Hugo, he stole it.

(Bailey sighs)

No, hold on.

I have my home screen locked.

(laughs)

- I mean, you both live in the same house.

He could just wait 'til you fall asleep and he sneaks in.

- Oh my God, while I'm sleeping?

- Uh, it's, it's just a theory.

- Why would he preach the whole phone

and internet are an evil thing to my mom?

- Maybe there's something he doesn't want her to find out.

- Hm, you know, you might be right.

Let's search.

Okay here it is.

Um, scroll down to his bio and history.

Whoa, okay that's weird.

He told me and my mom that he

was just starting to put his business together.

- Well, according to the time stamps here

his business has been up for over four years.

- That's way before he met my mom.

(gentle music)

- Why, why would he hide this from her?

I mean, some of the links are dead, including his bio,

and it was active but then he had

to take the information offline.

- So he clearly is hiding something from his past

and he doesn't want my mom to know about it

and he's spying on me for some reason.

(Bailey sighs)

- Are you gonna show this to your mom?

Let her know who she's married to?

- No.

Hugo's got her so wrapped around his finger.

I need to do some digging first.

- Okay well, at least let me take

the mirror app off your phone.

- You can't do that 'cause then he'll know I'm on to him.

(Bailey sighs)

But if I keep it on then he'll

be able to track my every move.

- Hey, welcome to the world of burner phones.

(Bailey exhales)

(tense music)

(door creaking) (tense music)

(door latches)

(tense music)

(Bailey sighs)

(tense music)

(packet crinkling)

(tense music)

Fitness bootcamp.

Not helpful.

(tense music) (objects rustling)

- [Hugo] Bailey!

(tense music)

(door creaking)

(tense music)

(door latching)

(tense music)

(door creaking) (tense music)

(door latching)

(tense music)

(door creaking)

(door latching)

(blender whirring)

- [Tina] Mm, it's a strawberry one (giggles).

- [Hugo] You're gonna love it.

(gentle music)

- Morning.

- Morning.

(tense music)

- [Hugo] And comin' right up.

There you go babe.

(glass thuds)

- Thanks baby.

You want a shake?

- Mm,

sure.

I'll try one.

- Good.

- Uh, yeah sure.

Uh, just give me, give me a sec.

(tense music)

- Oh, what's that?

- That's for my muscle cramps right?

- Yep.

- From an unmarked bag?

- Well it's uh, it's the same stuff you buy

at the health food stores except

since I buy it in bulk it's easier

to transfer into the baggies so.

- Oh.

- [Tina] He's really good with money.

- Mm.

- [Hugo] Here you go.

(glass thuds)

- Thanks.

- You're welcome.

- So um, how long have you been doing this?

- Five years.

- Babe?

You're just being humble.

That's, that's not what you told me.

- Well no, that's, that's when I first had the idea was,

was five years ago but I've um,

I've only been you know, really focused on it

for about the last couple months.

- And uh, what did you do before?

- I was a fitness instructor (laughs).

(Tina laughs)

Yeah, workin' for the man.

- And in the last few months you decided to um,

really go for it?

Be your own boss?

- Exactly.

- Hm.

So you worked at um, fitness clubs?

- Yeah.

- Which ones?

- Uh, God um, well of course there's the big,

the big three. - Yes.

- The big three - Yes.

- and then when I first started out you know

I was kinda workin' at the crappy ones

like in strip malls and stuff.

- Do you remember their names?

(tense music)

- Hey babe, do you mind, would you go grab

me my prescription sunglasses?

I'm gonna have to get going.

- I, I, saw 'em over near the TV.

- [Tina] I want the ones that are up on my dresser.

- Oh, okay.

- Thank you.

(footsteps receding) (tense music)

I know that you're not excited about having a stepfather.

- I'm 19 years old mom, I don't need a stepfather.

And he's up to something.

I mean, why couldn't he answer

a simple question without being evasive?

- Because sweetheart, you were being rude.

- You need answers mom.

- No, I don't need answers, I need some piece in this house.

I want you to give that to me no matter what you have to do.

I don't like you coming home from college

for a few semesters and suddenly acting

like you're smarter then everyone.

- Doing my laundry is creepy.

- No it's not creepy, that's actually very helpful.

- It's creepy mom.

- It's like he was looking for an excuse to be in my room.

- Dad never did--

- No, don't.

Don't talk about your dad.

Don't compare Hugo to your dad.

Hugo is not your dad.

- He was a great dad.

- He was a failure.

(gentle music)

- [Bailey] M.om

- I'm sorry.

You know I loved your father but, he was a dreamer.

Nothing ever worked out for him.

Don't you remember?

He used to always preach to us

about saving money and guess what sweetie?

He didn't save any money for us.

He failed us.

(gentle music)

- How could you say that?

- Because, you're old enough to hear the truth now.

That's the truth about him.

He also told me that he was gonna put away

a college fund for you and he didn't do that either.

It doesn't matter.

I will work until I drop dead to pay off your student loans.

I'm so thankful and I need you to be thankful

that Hugo's here to help us.

- You're thankful, really?

Are you really so hungry for love

that you can't see that there

is something clearly wrong with this guy?

- I think that there is something clearly

not right with you right now

and you're taking it out on him.

- Me?

- Yes, I am trying so hard to make this relationship work.

- Mom, coming down in the middle

of every argument is not making this work.

It does not make everybody happy.

It just pushes the problem down the road.

- What do you want me to do?

Stop trying to be the peach maker between you two?

- I want you to take my side when I'm right.

(gentle music)

- All right.

Just tell Hugo I'll meet him outside okay?

Uh...

(footsteps receding) (gentle music)

(Bailey sighs)

- Babe they are not on the...

Where did she go?

(tense music)

- You heard the whole thing didn't you?

- What are you talkin' about?

- It's creepy.

(phone ringing)

It is.

- You're creepy.

(Bailey scoffs)

- Hey.

Oh yeah man, what's goin' on?

I can meet you near the pier in an hour.

(birds chirping)

- Are you like sure about that whole following Hugo thing?

I mean, it's kinda like a bad cop show or something.

- He's up to something and whatever

it is it's happening in (sighs) 40 minutes.

- I don't know, it seems kinda dangerous.

We need like a big strong guy with us or...

- I thought you were feminist?

(tense music)

(Bailey sighs)

Fine.

- Okay, cool.

Let's go.

(Bailey sighs)

(doors slamming)

(tense music) (birds chirping)

(engine rumbling)

- [Bailey] Hey, Hugo's up to something.

You in?

- [Anders] Okay.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

(traffic whizzing) (tense music)

(door slams)

(traffic whizzing) (tense music)

- Yo!

Sorry I'm late.

- Late?

I bet you were late because you were uh,

tryin' to get your nerve up maybe?

(Hugo laughs)

- Nah.

- Oh my God wait that, that's the same guy

that tried to run me off the road.

- [Fee] Yeah, that's the same guy

who delivered the wedding present.

- Well, Hugo doesn't seem to be happy to see him.

- [Fee] I wish we could find

a way to hear what they're saying.

- We can't get any closer, they'll recognize me.

- I have an idea.

(phone vibrating)

- Hey.

- [Bailey and Fee] It's Anders.

(skateboard rattling)

- Where's my money?

- Look, I'll have it.

Soon I just um, it's gotta be in that house you know?

It's, I can't find it.

- Five months and you still can't find it.

Okay.

What about the other option?

- [Hugo] That, that's a last resort right?

- [Louie] We've reached last resort time.

- [Hugo] I'm telling you, once my system takes off

I start makin' sales I can start payin' you back.

And then this other thing can take all the time it needs.

- Your system got you in this place.

(knocking)

Let me tell you somethin', you owe me money.

Look, don't go reach above my head over this.

I had to get that money from somewhere else.

If you can't pay me, I can't pay them.

(door slams)

And if I can't pay them, you know what happens?

Huh?

Guys that look a lot scarier then me

start paying you a visit.

- Oh my gosh.

I mean, I get that Hugo needed money from shady people,

but what is up with the money in your house?

(Bailey sighs)

- No idea.

Though Hugo thinking that there's money

in the house would explain a lot.

- You need to play that for your mom.

- Yeah, it'll really open up her eyes

to see what's goin' on.

- But I need to separate her from Hugo to do it,

so he doesn't get a chance to twist the truth again.

- Yeah.

Why don't you just bring her to the cabin with us?

- You guys are goin' to the cabin?

- Yes. - Yeah.

- Tomorrow.

You can come too.

- Great, yeah.

Yeah, I mean I have the whole day off.

- But how are we gonna convince her to come with us?

- The three of us can get out there tomorrow

and then I'll call my mom when she's

at work and tell her that somebody

broke in and she needs to meet us there.

Okay, but what if she tells Hugo to come with her?

- Hopefully we'll have enough time

alone with her to convince her.

- Okay um, I'm down.

(engine rumbling) (tense music)

(crickets chirping) (tense music)

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

(door unlatching)

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

(doors slamming)

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

- I really miss comin' out here with you guys.

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

Remember when we used to tell our parents

that we were comin' out here to study,

but we just ran around instead?

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

- Yeah.

(birds chirping) (gentle music)

I have a lot of great memories in this place.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

- Baby girl?

(Frank laughing)

And fly!

And fly!

- [Young Bailey] Whoa!

- Whoa!

(imitates airplane whizzing)

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

- Wow, looks the same.

- Yeah.

Kind of.

(smirks)

Hey, it's my old treasure box.

(gentle music)

- [Young Bailey] What can we put in it?

- Well um, really anything you want.

Rocks, fossils, golden nuggets.

You just never know what's gonna be valuable someday.

But you do have to remember this,

you have to plan

for the future. - The future.

- Right.

Let's see what's in there.

(objects rustling) (gentle music)

That is cool huh?

- Yeah.

- [Frank] Oo, mommy would love that.

- Plan for the future.

sic)

(tense music)

- Bails, hey.

So good to see ya.

- [Bailey] Why are you answering my mom's phone?

Can I talk to her?

- Oh, no.

She's uh, she's gone.

- [Bailey] Gone where?

- Fitness bootcamp.

- [Bailey] No, seriously.

- No seriously.

She's off to the mountains to cleanse her body and mind.

No access to phones or computers, mail.

Totally cut off from, from all of this.

- What?

- Well, your mom felt that all the tension

in the household was effecting her health

and I gotta tell ya Bails, um, I agree.

I mean you've seen her around her, you know?

Walkin' around like a zombie.

No, no.

We have got to get her better just you and me.

- It's those stupid shakes.

(Hugo laughs)

- No, no there's, there's nothin' in the shakes.

They're all, it's all natural ingredients so.

(birds chirping)

No, this one's on you kiddo.

- What did you do with my mom?

- 10 days.

Mm mm, just you and me in this house alone.

(birds chirping) (tense music)

Guys, I'm screwed.

(birds chirping)

- Oh my gosh, what happened?

(phone vibrating)

(tense music)

- That's weird.

I just got an alert that somebody tried

three times and failed to enter the passcode on my laptop.

I have to reset it.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

(Bailey scoffs)

Hugo.

He knows he's over an hour and a half away

so he uses that time to try and hack my laptop.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

God, I'm so stupid to leave it behind.

- Hold on, he hacked your phone

so he could get into your computer.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

- Yeah, you're right.

(laughs)

(tense music) (birds chirping)

Hugo's not looking for money.

He's looking for something that will lead him to money

and it's not a tangible thing.

He's been searching the computers.

My dad's old one, my phone, now my laptop.

- So it's like gotta be on a file?

Or on maybe like a email with info

or a password with a code right?

- Right.

(tense music)

- Hold on.

My buddy Suju just texted me about the photo I sent him.

- What photo?

- Oh I found this flash drive that Hugo

was trying to hide and it had a weird logo

on it so I sent it to Anders to see if he knew what it was.

- And I crowd sourced it to all the geeks at the store.

- Well?

What did Suju say it was?

- He wants to meet up.

Says it's easier to explain in person.

(tense music)

- It's a crypto currency wallet.

It was created by a guy named Hiro Misaki,

and he called it an e-wallet.

You can download the crypto currency

onto the e-wallet and carry it around,

or lock it up in a safe or whatever.

- [Bailey] And let's say you lose the e-wallet.

Then what happens?

- Your currency is lost forever.

- Until someone else finds the e-wallet,

then it's finders keepers?

- No.

These e-wallet's are password protected.

Others believe that Hiro Misaki created this e-wallet

along with the crypto currency Next Coin.

- Didn't Next Coin go through the roof recently?

- Yeah.

Game hedge retailer announce they

are going to start accepting payment in Next Coin.

Suddenly what was worth pennies is now worth millions.

- Wait, if Hugo has an e-wallet filled

with digital currency then, why doesn't he just use

that to pay off the guy that keeps hounding him?

- Because he can't access the e-wallet without the password.

And he lost the password.

- So he must think that it's in

your computer or in your phone.

That's why he's spying on you.

- Why would I have the password?

(tense music)

(keyboard keys clacking) (tense music)

(door slams)

- Excuse me?

We're looking for Hiro Misaki.

- Oh um...

- It's important.

My name is Bailey Kershaw.

We just have a few questions.

Please.

- Did you say your name was Kershaw?

Come with me please.

Yes, I thought it was familiar.

Brad Kershaw.

- [Bailey] My father.

You knew him?

- No.

I'm Riku Misaki.

I was just in high school at that time.

But I remember when he was killed.

- Wait, your father created Next Coin didn't he?

Hey listen, if, if you can tell us

anything that's happening like,

like if he did can you tell us what's goin'

on in Bailey's life so, can, can we talk to him?

- Yes, my father created Next Coin several years ago,

but I'm afraid he had an accident last week.

- My father--

- Was shot to death on the rooftop after leaving his office.

- That is a really weird coincidence.

- So how did my father and your father know each other?

Were they partners?

- No.

Let me explain.

My father, he wanted to make sure

that average people could do the mining.

So he hired your father and set him up

in an office in a strip mall to

do the crypto currency mining and they gave him the basics.

Your father was the big tester.

He let my father know if there were

any bugs and how much electricity and time it took.

In return, your father kept whatever currency he mined.

- So, where is my father's money?

- I assume it's on the e-wallet my father built for him.

- Uh, wait like this one?

- Actually, it's exactly that one.

My father stopped putting the company logo on them

after he made the batch for your father.

- So you're saying that that e-wallet belonged to my father?

- Yes.

(tense music)

- By any chance, have you seen this man before?

(tense music)

- Yes, I remember this guy.

Hugo I think.

- Wait, wait, you know Hugo?

- He came around a few times a month ago.

He wanted to know if my father

had helped to build the backdoor into the e-wallet.

It's a way to get the money even

if you don't know the password.

But my father told him it's for security reasons.

That would defeat the whole purpose of the password.

- But it was just a four digit pin.

I mean he could just gather up

all the combinations and then,

I mean it would only take him like uh--

- 10 years.

Yes.

Entering all possible combination by hand,

I think you could crack it in a week.

But my father figured that.

For extra security after three long tries,

you blocked out for 24 hours.

- [Bailey] Tell me uh, how long have you been doing this?

- Five years?

- That's, that's not what you told me.

- [Bailey] What did you do before?

- I was a fitness instructor.

- [Bailey] So you worked at fitness clubs?

Which ones?

- You know, when I first started out,

I was working at some crappy strip mall places.

- [Bailey] Do you remember their names?

(air whooshing)

- [Anders] Bailey are you okay?

- [Riku] Are you okay?

Did I say something wrong?

- The office building that you rented to my father,

what else was in that building?

- It was a long time ago.

Um, I don't know.

Uh, a jeweler, uh, an ice cream shop, small gym, and...

- Hugo killed my father.

It wasn't those men it was that stupid--

- Hey, hey.

Everything's gonna be okay.

- It's so sick.

The man who murders my father marries my mom

just so he can get a password.

(tense music)

Oh my God.

Oh my God, my mom.

- She's at the fitness place.

- Yeah that, that's what Hugo said

but how do we even know that's true?

- We don't even know where the retreat is.

- Come on.

I think I know where to look.

(tense music)

eaking) (tense music)

It's over here in this white box.

(door slams)

(tense music)

(lid thuds)

(tense music)

- It's actually not that far from your cabin.

(objects rustling)

- We need to look at this too.

(dramatic music)

Let's go.

(dramatic music)

(door creaking)

(dramatic music)

(door slams)

(dramatic music)

(tense music)

- Any idea what the password could be?

(Bailey sighs)

- No.

Hugo would've tried any obvious ones.

Family birthdays and such.

- Look, is it possible your father

didn't write the password down?

That he just kept it memorized?

- No.

He backed up everything.

He always made sure there was a hard copy somewhere.

- [Anders] Safe deposit box hidden safe in the house?

- I assume that's one of the things

that Hugo's been trying to look for for the past six months,

and he clearly hasn't found it yet.

Wait, my dad did have a box.

A treasure box in the cabin but we never looked inside it.

- [Anders] Like the password for a crypto currency?

- [Bailey] Maybe, I mean Hugo's been to the cabin

but I bet that's one place he never thought to look.

- Well, well let's go.

- No.

I'll go to the cabin.

You'll get Fee, get my mom

and tell her what's been happening.

- Bailey I, I should come with you.

- No.

I need to go there first before Hugo thinks of it.

And I really need to know my mom is okay.

The place doesn't even allow phones.

So just find my mom and then call

me on your cell when you know she's okay.

(tense music)

Please Anders.

You said the cabin isn't even that far.

Just meet me there.

I'm trusting you with this.

- Okay, I'll meet you there.

- Great.

(gentle music)

(door slams)

(tense music) (keys jingling)

(engine rumbling) (tense music)

- [Frank] Let's see what's inside.

(gentle music)

That is cool huh?

- Yeah.

- Oo, mommy would love that.

Oo, and this too.

This too.

This too.

(gentle music)

(birds chirping) (tense music)

(phone vibrating)

(birds chirping)

- [Anders] Bailey, we found her.

She's safe.

(Bailey exhales)

- [Bailey] Thank God.

- [Anders] Fee and I both we,

we tried to explain what Hugo did but...

- Let me guess, she doesn't believe you.

Put her on.

- [Tina] Bailey this is the most ridiculous story ever.

How do you come up with this stuff?

This is childish Bailey.

Bailey answer me.

- Bailey?

Hey Bailey, come on out.

(phone thuds)

(tense music)

Look, all I need is the e-wallet,

the password and that box.

(tense music)

I promise I won't hurt ya.

The e-wallet belongs to me Bailey.

- [Bailey] You took it from my father when you killed him.

- [Tina] Bailey, I can hear Hugo.

- [Hugo] All I wanted was a piece.

- [Tina] What is going on?

- Okay?

Just, just a small piece of what he had.

I helped him set up the computers.

I deserve a piece of what he mined.

- What did you do?

Show him where the electrical outlet was?

You're too stupid to have done anything with value.

- Why don't you shut your mouth?

- You didn't even know what you had did you Hugo?

Just a stupid USB drive.

The next one is in the news seven months ago

and you remember that one little

thing that you had stored away.

But you didn't have the password.

(tense music)

Isn't that why you killed Hiro Misaki?

You thought he would've given you the password?

(air whooshing)

- Hey, hey, hey.

Hey, hey, hey.

Please, don't shoot.

I can give you the coin.

I don't wanna die.

(shot firing)

- I didn't wanna have to do that,

but he set the whole thing up.

So he must known a way to hack it and he wouldn't tell me.

So (laughs)...

- And you just married my mom so

that you could get to my fathers things right?

Isn't that why you tried to help

her fix that flat tire the day you guys met?

So you could just warm your way into our lives?

(tense music)

You drugged her with the shakes right?

So she wouldn't catch on?

- The worst part of this whole thing

was having to pretend to love that woman.

- [Tina] Hugo you're disgusting!

(Hugo laughs)

- I mean, drugging her at least made it somewhat palatable.

I'm gonna come in now Bailey because I'm tired.

That's it.

That's it!

(Hugo grunts)

(tense music)

Bailey!

(tense music) (birds chirping)

Come on Bailey.

You know you can't outrun me.

(tense music)

(birds chirping) (tense music)

Bailey!

Come on Bailey, I'm getting tired of this.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

Come on Bails!

I need that money!

Money!

Money!

Money!

(tense music) (birds chirping)

(door unlatching)

(door slams)

(tense music)

(knocking)

Get out.

(tense music)

Come on.

(tense music)

(door slams)

Where's the e-wallet?

(tense music)

- In my pocket.

- What about the box?

Where's the box?

(tense music)

- I dropped it when you were chasing me.

- Where's the box Bailey?

- It could be anywhere out there.

- I said where is it?

- I'm not telling you where it is.

- I need that money.

- Put the gun down.

- [Tina] Hugo!

- Get the hell back.

- Hugo, it's okay.

- I'm warning you Tina.

- Listen, the police are on their way.

You don't have to do this.

- I need that money by tomorrow or I'm a dead man.

- Hugo, I can get you any amount

of money that you want I promise.

- Mom don't.

- Hugo, shoot me.

- Mom, stop.

- Hugo, shoot me.

- I'll do it.

(Hugo grunts) (shot firing)

(Tina screams)

- [Bailey] Mom!

(tense music)

- Now I need that box or else I'll kill you all.

- Put the gun down.

(Hugo screams)

- Okay.

Are you all right?

(birds chirping)

(Hugo and Anders grunting)

- [Tina] Hugo, get off him.

(tense music) (Anders and Hugo grunting)

(gun loads)

- Go ahead Hugo.

(tense music) (Anders coughing)

After everything you've done,

I would love nothing more then

to pull this trigger on you right now.

This is the same gun you used to kill my father isn't it?

(tense music) (Hugo panting)

That would really bring things full circle now wouldn't it?

(tense music)

tering) (pensive music)

(doors slamming) (pensive music)

(engine rumbling)

Hey guys.

- Hey.

Did you open it yet?

- Not yet.

I wanted to do it with some support.

Okay.

(gentle music) (objects clattering)

(Bailey sobs)

I don't understand.

- I'm sorry sweetie.

- Dad had to have left something.

A hard copy or something I mean it,

it should've been here mom.

- I mean he left you.

- I mean there are 10,000 possible combinations

to a four digit pin.

Maybe we could just try--

- We've already been through all that.

I mean it'd take us about 10 years

to go through all of them.

(somber music)

- Dad was always saying to plan for the future.

(somber music)

How could he have not left behind

a hard copy or something in case something happened?

- I know.

- Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, that's right.

The future.

The future.

(air whooshing)

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

- The future.

Dad wouldn't have used birthdays

or an old street address because

he knew that anybody could easily search

that stuff up on the internet.

- Okay wait, you're tellin' me

your dad used the day, from the, from the future?

Wait, you can't know the future.

- Mom, when I was born you immediately

started planning for the future right?

- Yes of course.

We were so excited the day you were born.

We started saving for your college and,

but I guess wait a minute.

The wallet is the college fund.

- Bailey you're a genius.

College is the only thing parents know

when will happen for sure.

- So it would be September of last year.

- Well we have three tries.

So I think we should start with

the simplest one which would be uh,

the four digits of last year.

(gentle music)

Okay.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

If we're right then it would be...

- [Tina] Oh my god.

- [Anders] Bailey.

- [Tina] You got it.

- [Anders] I'm just glad he's out of the picture.

- [Bailey] Hugo?

Me too.

- Are you sure you wanna do this?

It's your money.

- That's right and I can do what I want with it.

- But our college tuition?

I mean, that's kind of--

- It's something I wanna do.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

You know,

I didn't get a lot of time with my dad.

(exhales)

(laughs)

But he would want me to be a good person.

Help other people.

Help my friends.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

Besides, the world needs more doctors (laughs).

- Well, it's a nursing shortage but, I'll take it (laughs).

- And what's my reason?

The world needs more geeks?

- No.

You get a free ride because you're

one of the good ones Anders.

And because your money problems aren't your fault.

(gentle music)

And because I'm glad to do it.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

- Wait, but what do you get?

- I get the Grand Canyon.

- [Fee] You can still do it?

- My spot in the program is still open.

I just have to be there tomorrow morning to make it on time.

- I'm so happy for you.

I'll be here when you get back.

- Thanks.

- No, thank you.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

Thanks Mr. Kershaw.

- Yeah.

Thanks Mr. K.

(gentle music)

- Thanks dad.

(gentle music)

- Oh group hug, come on.

Bring it in, bringt in.

- Bring it in.

- Bring it in (laughs).

(gentle music) (birds chirping)