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[theme music playing]

[Rachel] Happiness is like riding in a lift.

Sometimes you're up. A big win at work.

Sometimes you're down.

A silent but deadly in the lift.

If only it was something you could control.

[light music playing]

Hey.

[Julie] Oh, hey. How was work?

It was fantastic. Okay, how can I put this?

Hey. Sorry. I'll pay you back.

I'm just a bit behind shopping.

Oh, wait. I've got a present for you.

Rachel, can you grab me that book please?

Sure. This one?

Thank you. There you go.

"The Cheap And Cheerful Cookbook

For Growing Families."

[Julie] Yes. Well, never too early to start preparing.

For what?

The lifestyle change that comes with a baby. And that is great.

-Totally idiot proof. -Oh, thanks.

[Julie] No, no, no. You know what I mean.

Gotta cut back on the restaurants and takeaways.

You're not going to be able to afford it once the baby's here.

Yeah, thanks. Uh, can I go?

-Yeah. Off you go. Shoo! -Okay.

So, how was work again? Rachel?

You'll appreciate this, Dad. Today, at work, I hit a six.

Yeah? Good on you. What happened?

Well how can I put this? Um...

[Nathan] Rache! Dad! It's official.

They've set a date for the transplant.

-Oh. -Yeah? When?

Two weeks.

They don't muck around, do they?

No. Well, apparently, that's how it works.

You have one final counseling session and then they...

[mimics knife slashing] ...under the knife.

Gosh. I've never seen anyone so excited

about losing a vital organ.

Yeah. She's right there. It's about to get real.

Yeah. Well I'm happy to do it.

-Good for you, Nathan. -Thank you Rachel.

Yeah. Good man, come here.

Oh, Dad, kidneys get moved around all the time.

Not in my family.

[Carbo] Here she is.

-Yum. -[both] Mm.

-You taste pretty good yourself. -Oh, ha-ha.

[gasps] I love Thai night.

-Make the most of it. -Cork it, Carbo.

No. I will not be silenced.

Mrs. Rafter reckons you won't be able to afford takeaway

once you have an ankle biter.

-She said that? -Oh, yeah.

And she backed it up with a cookbook.

She's just trying to help alright?

No. It's more than that.

-It's started. -What?

The baby obsession.

I saw her this morning and she looked at me

with this big smile that said it all.

-What? -Hello, incubator.

She's not that bad.

Okay. Maybe she is, but she'll settle.

Or get worse.

I told you not to say anything yet. Now look!

[sighs] She's right, yeah. Parents should be able to cook.

Can I just enjoy my takeaway before life changes forever?

Right. Sorry.

Careful, Benno. No baby making while she's in this mood.

What are you on about?

I was talking to Toula today at work about you guys--

Oh! Put an ad in the paper, why don't you?

Well, no, no, no, she just reckons

whatever mood you guys are in when the kid is conceived

affects his personality.

-[Melissa] What? -[Carbo] Yeah.

Like if you're in a happy mood, happy baby.

Snaky mood, snaky baby. Anxious mood--

Yes, we get it. Thank you.

She's got three kids. Grumpy, sleepy and sneezy.

She knows what she's talking about.

Looks like Ruby'll get a chance to pinch money

from her grandma's wallet after all.

Dad.

Here she is. Another guilty one.

Why? What have I done?

Knocking off money from my wallet when you were a kid.

Oh. Don't seem to remember.

[Ted] Mm. Funny that.

All right. Well, I'm off to stay at Jake's

so I'll see you guys later.

And, Chel, congratulations. It's amazing news.

Didn't you say you had some news of your own?

-Something at work? -[Ruby burps, giggles]

[Ted] Hey, did you hear that? A burp and a giggle.

[both laugh]

[Ted] She knew the burp was coming.

[Julie] Yes. That's 'cause she's a very clever girl, aren't you?

Yeah. You see, she's a thief already.

Stealing our hearts.

[Dave] That's my girl.

My family are obsessed with bodily functions.

Sorry?

Well, who cares about my news when there are babies burping,

or being planned, or kidneys being donated?

Hey, hey, I care. And I'm all ears. Go.

Have you heard of Davis Coffee?

Well, you're about to, because my graphic designs

have just won CBM the account

and it's worth millions.

And I'm the queen of the world.

-Wow! -Yeah.

Except at home where burping babies rule.

Well, so, good for you.

And, hey, your family's just distracted.

You still did it.

All right? Be happy.

Yeah.

-You okay? -No.

Yeah, no. I'm good, I'm good. Everything's good.

Yeah, well, so, good.

Stop putting pressure on yourself.

You can't be happy all the time.

Yeah. I know.

I'm not unhappy. It's just...

I feel a bit stuck in a rut.

Something's missing or something.

-Not between us? -No. No. No.

Well, let me take you out to dinner.

Anywhere you want to go.

[sighs] Okay boys, no pressure. But let's go forth and multiply.

Let's make a Rafter.

Or a Bannon.

A Banter.

A Bafter?

What do you think of vegetable curries?

I think they're sexy.

Do you like them spicy?

Any way you want it. Mm?

Well I hope you like soup.

Every second recipe seems to be pureed something,

mashed this, liquidized that.

What's wrong?

What if I can't learn how to cook?

Of course you can. You can do anything.

Yeah, but what if I can't?

What if I'm going to be a lousy mom?

Hey, I've seen the way you are with Ruby.

What's up, Mel?

That book.

-It's gone. -No, it's what it represents.

Your mom's right.

A baby's going to change everything.

The way we eat, sleep, work.

Are we really ready?

Well, we have to be. Mom's decided.

[chuckles] It's a joke.

Come on, we'll be the best parents ever.

Who can't even cook.

Oh, now I've made you worried.

Or if we've got no cash and we can't cook,

our kids will starve.

Pretend I never said anything, okay? Come on.

No, no, no, no. I'm stressed now.

-What if Carbo's right? -Oh, highly unlikely.

No. I'm stressed and I don't want

a stressed baby.

This book is not going to beat me.

Mom said it was idiot proof,

and I'm going to prove her right.

[Rachel] This'd be so much easier

if you guys just had an ironing board.

Or just don't iron.

Ah, things are so simple in your world.

Look the towel do fine.

Ah, you can't iron properly with a towel on a box.

-Can't do the corners. -[laughs]

Of course it wouldn't be so creased in the first place

if you just had some space for me in your wardrobe.

Or at least some hangers.

-Just putting it out there. -Okay. They're on the list.

Right. After the axolotl tank and the wide screen TV.

[both laughing]

-We can go shopping. -Really?

-What about Sunday? -Ah, yeah. I'm busy Sunday.

What are you doing?

I thought I'd go to footy training.

-What? -You're not allowed.

Well, there's no law, Rache.

No. The doctor said no football for six months.

It's just training.

Yeah, so you can still get knocked around.

-But I'm not asking for your-- -Tough. I'm giving it.

You know how you said last night,

how you felt there was something missing?

-Yeah? -[Jake] Training.

It makes me happy, I miss it and it's part of me.

Yeah. Like epilepsy.

Unconfirmed. And training's

not really going to make that much of a difference.

It's just the doctor being careful.

I mean, come on, guys.

It's bad enough I can't even drive.

Well, so what are... What do you want, my permission?

No.

Yes.

[singer] ♪ Let's go ♪

♪ Kick the flow ♪

♪ You know, you know ♪

♪ You kick the flow ♪

Lewis was looking for you.

Oh, was he? Great.

[Libby] What's wrong?

[Rachel] Nothing.

Apart from a footy deprived boyfriend.

Who happens to be hot.

[inhales] Yeah, there is that.

Anyway, Lewis probably only wants to kiss your feet

and offer you a bonus.

[Rachel] What would I do without you?

Libby? Can I see you for a sec?

Sure.

Checked your inbox?

Ah, no. I was just about to.

[sighs] Davis Coffee have finally got around

to reading their fine print.

They're quibbling over fees.

-Is it serious? -[Lewis] Yeah. Potentially.

Can you please just go through your side of things,

look for cuts.

Yeah. Sure, sure.

Attention! Attention, everyone.

[Libby giggles]

This incredibly beautiful woman

has just this moment agreed to be my wife!

-[cheering and applause] -What? [laughs]

-Oh, my God. -It just...

[Rachel] Are you kidding?

It just felt right. I had to ask. It all made sense.

Like massive, Carbo, okay? Huge.

The... The biggest bunch ever.

Great. Have you got the wording for the card?

[system beeps]

No, no, no any time's fine. We're here all day.

Okay, great. That's perfect.

Thanks.

[mouthing] Oh, my God.

Hey, we're having engagement drinks

this Sunday afternoon. Can you come?

I don't get engaged every day.

Oh, can you say a sentence without the word engaged in it?

-I don't think so. -[both laugh]

Actually, hey, I've got... I've got some news, too.

-You're engaged. -Stop it. Come with me.

I got an email from Paul Morgan from EMB.

He wants to meet with me. After work today.

Shut up.

How does he even know about you? No offence.

No. I think EMB are going for Davis Coffee, too,

and apparently they talked me up in the meeting.

-Wow. -I know, isn't it?

I can't believe he emailed you directly at work. He's brazen.

I know. Do you think I should meet with him?

[gasps] No brainer! EMB's, like, a global agency

and Paul Morgan's a genius. Why wouldn't you?

Well, I don't know. I look a mess

and I haven't updated my portfolio.

Well, update it.

Rachel, do you think opportunities like this

happen every day?

It's like me and George, we're going along fine,

nothing's broke, why fix it?

And then, boom, we get engaged and suddenly I am happier

than I've ever dreamt I would be.

You just wanted to say the word engaged again.

What are you afraid of? Just meet the guy.

Okay.

And for God's sake, get excited about it.

[Rachel] Maybe Libby was right.

Maybe real happiness only comes to those

brave enough to reach out and grab it.

-[Paul] Paul Morgan. -Hi. Rachel.

Thanks for meeting me at such short notice.

No. I was happy to.

-Please. -Thank you.

I'm so sorry I had no... I had no time to change.

Would you like a coffee, mineral water?

No, I'm fine, thank you.

Okay. Let's get straight into it then.

Sure.

Um, portfolio?

Oh. Yeah. Sorry.

[clears throat]

So you... you heard about me via Davis Coffee?

That's right.

How do you feel about losing that to us?

Uh, I'd... I didn't even know.

You do now.

Yeah, uh... Truthfully, I'm disappointed.

I put a lot of work into that account.

-It showed. -Thanks. [chuckles]

The thing is, Rachel, I'm after more than

just a competent graphic designer.

I want a star creative director in the making.

Someone I can train up quickly.

That sound like you?

I, um... I think I'd be really good.

I've got a... I've got a lot...

I've got a lot of experience directing people.

I'm very comfortable on shoots.

Do you speak any other languages?

Oh, just high school French.

Porquoi. [chuckles]

[snorts]

[coughs]

A lot of our business is globally integrated.

About 70% of our clientele are overseas.

Is this it?

Yeah. That's it.

Not as much experience with blue-chip clients

as I would have expected.

Not as much. None.

Yeah, I've never worked with a blue-chip client.

Yeah, but you did spend some time with him.

That's got to be a good sign.

So that's not much experience in a broad range of media,

my French is rusty to non-existent.

What did he want to know about your French for?

And I looked a mess,

'cause you guys don't have an ironing board.

Can't do corners.

Oh, my God. I made a really weird noise.

I made a noise like a strangled pig.

-[Jake] Why? -[Rachel] I don't know.

I was really nervous.

Hey, do it for us now.

I can't. You had to be there.

[sighs] Like Paul Morgan was.

Come on.

I think I've got something

that might make you feel a little bit better.

If it's what I think it is, I'm not really in the mood, hon.

Ta-da!

You happy now?

Yes. Good boyfriend.

Plus...

Empty coat hangers.

-Thank you. -Mm?

-Come here. -Oh, thank you.

Oh. You'll sleep tonight.

No. I'm sorry it was so late.

I'll try not to make a habit of it.

Mm.

[Rachel] Am I that shallow that a new ironing board

can make me happy?

Seems I am.

Hey Benno, how much longer?

-What does it say in the book? -Well, when did you put it on?

I've got no idea.

-Do it. -I've got it.

[exclaims] Careful mate. You want to live long enough

to give your gran a kidney.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're funny.

-Still cooking? -[all] Yes.

Can't rush perfection, okay?

-Hey, don't lose my page. -I'm not touching it.

Which one did you go with?

Vegetable pasta with real vegetables.

-Ooh. -[Ben] Look, it's a winner.

No, it's terrible. I'm just hungry.

Get out of my kitchen, okay? Out.

[Melissa] Hope you know I'm starving.

Yeah, no worries okay? Five more minutes.

Hey, careful guys.

Remember, stressed parents equals stressed baby.

Oh, Carbo spare us.

Something's burning.

Oh! The herb bread.

Oh.

Oh, no.

-No. -[Carbo] Oh, watch out.

-Oh, ooh, ah, sauce. -[Ben] No.

This is just not happening.

Okay, who's up for pizza?

-Yay! -Hey, I can save this.

Oh! You reckon?

Oh, what? It was fine ten seconds ago.

If that book's idiot proof, then you know what this means?

-[both] You're an idiot. -Thank you.

You're cooking tomorrow night.

-Stressed baby. -[both] Shut up!

[indistinct chatter]

Now, it's just training, remember?

[Rachel] I know. I know.

Well, why don't you stay for a while

and put your mind at ease?

Think so?

Chynna and Tanya might be here.

-You could hang with them. -[chuckles]

[Camel] Hello, Jake-o, did you miss me?

Come on, you can say it. You missed me.

I might leave you guys to it.

Can you drop Jake back to my place afterwards?

-Yeah. No worries. -Okay.

Hey. It's all good.

Oh. You've gone all soft on me. All... [kisses] ...mushy, mushy.

-You got to get back out there. -[groans] Oh.

-See you. -Bye.

[Camel] Come on.

[indistinct chatter]

Going to make one of my all-in specials.

-Interested? -No, thanks.

I'm still digesting last year's.

-They're a commitment all right. -[chuckles]

What was that big news you were going to tell us about

the other night?

Mm, I didn't think anyone was listening.

Yeah, I did. I just got a bit distracted that's all.

[Rachel] Oh, it doesn't matter anymore.

It's all changed anyway. It's too hard to explain.

Yeah, well, try. I'm not going anywhere.

Okay. Well, I had this really big win with CBM, right?

But then the client, they went with EMB,

who then approached me for a job.

Which I stuffed the interview up for.

Just stuffed it up. Completely.

And on top of that,

we got Libby and George's engagement drinks tonight.

Jake's probably not going to be able to come

because he's going to be dead,

or in a coma, or something terrible,

because he's gone footy training.

He went footy training. I said he could go,

even though he's not supposed to.

And if Lewis ever finds out

that I went for that job, Dad, I'm dead.

-Okay. Okay, okay... -[Rachel] I'm so dead.

...just stop it, just stop it.

I'm exhausted just listening to you.

You're going to burn yourself out.

Look, there are things in life that you can't control.

But you can control how you react to them.

Besides, there's nothing on that list that sounded too bad.

Ooh, did you miss the part about

me stuffing up the perfect job opportunity?

Yeah, but it's a big deal anyone wanted to see you

in the first place, isn't it?

Yes.

Look, this might sound like a simple piece of advice,

But you've got to learn to focus on the positive.

It's your choice.

[indistinct chatter]

What's up, wuss?

Just sitting this one out.

What, it's all those fancy restaurants,

hey, matey-potatey?

Yeah, what's it to you?

Mate, we've got tackling practice next.

-You better get over it. -No. Not me.

Mate why'd you bother coming?

-Oh... -Hey?

Because I miss your ugly mug every week.

-Of course you do. -No, it's just doctor's orders.

Got to take it slow, yeah?

Fair enough.

Oh! You can do mine too if you like.

-Sure. Bring it on. -[laughs]

Are you my daughter or some alien clone?

-No, it's still me, Mom. -Ah!

It's just me with a whole new outlook.

Well, new for me anyway.

-[car honking] -And that's part of it.

I've got no idea what you're talking about.

Well, that's Camel's car horn

and he's dropping Jake home from footy training.

Oh! I thought Jake had to wait six months

before he could play again.

Yeah, play. Not train.

And I choose to believe it's all going to be okay.

Yes. Well,

no point in borrowing anxiety from the future.

Exactly.

-You're alive! Yay! -Not a ding on me, as promised.

-Hey, Jules. -Hi, Jake.

-You stink. -You love it.

[Rachel chuckles]

All right. Go have a shower and get ready.

Get ready? For what?

Oh, it's Libby and George's engagement party.

Libby and George got engaged?

-You didn't tell me. -I'm telling you now.

I'm going to have to ask your old man

for tomorrow morning off.

Oh, no, you won't need to. We're going to be sensible.

[laughs]

-We are. -Okay.

We are.

Just one.

[Rachel] A new day, a new attitude.

Although it's hard to put a positive spin

on a shocking hangover.

[sniffs]

Or another silent but deadly,

even more foul than before.

[scoffs]

Hey, I know it's you.

What is it? You get some kind of perverse pleasure

out of torturing innocent people in lifts, do you? Do you?

[sighs]

[Libby] Oh, you're really suffering, aren't you?

Yeah, well let's just say what goes up must come down.

But your happiness is well worth the pain.

Looks like I had the right idea leaving early.

Yeah, remind me next time. [chuckles]

Can I see you in my office?

Sure. Is everything okay?

Five minutes.

You don't think he knows about

me meeting with Paul Morgan, do you?

How could he?

Maybe he overheard our conversation

or he heard me making some calls.

He can't sack me for that, can he?

-No. -[Rachel] No.

But you did use CBM time and resources

to update your portfolio.

-Technically, that's stealing. -You told me to do that!

You're not supposed to get caught.

Come to think of it,

I don't think he talked to me at all at your party.

I... He didn't even look me in the eye once.

You're going to be late, mate.

[laughs]

Oh, this is from last night. It must have been a big one.

[grunting]

Oh.

What do I do?

-Jake. -[Jake] Help.

Jake, Jake. No.

Stop it.

Hey, hey.

[panting]

Hey, hey.

Don't tell Rachel.

What?

Don't tell Rachel.

Breathe.

Breathe, mate, breathe. Breathe, breathe.

[knocks on door]

Okay.

Before you say anything, I want you to know

that I met with Paul Morgan from EMB.

And yes, I used company resources on my portfolio,

but you should also know that being headhunted,

it's... it's a huge compliment to you

and to the training that you've given me.

And even though the meeting, it didn't go very well,

I was really proud to have my talents acknowledged

because I am good at what I do,

which is why I think you should keep me on.

Right, uh...

Uh, what did you want to see me about?

-[pops] -[laughs]

Creative director. I cannot believe it.

Rache, that is so awesome. Isn't it, Alex?

Yeah, it's awesome.

-So you said yes. -Yeah. Of course.

It's more money. It's more responsibility.

What about the other job?

Oh, no. I won't get that one. I told Lewis that.

Well, what happened to being positive?

[Rachel] All right, you're right.

Correction.

I was grateful for the opportunity

and proud to have my talents acknowledged,

but I'm very happy where I am.

-Atta girl. Cheers. -Cheers.

Cheers.

Mm.

Why can't beer be a celebration drink?

[chuckles]

There is a bit more to it.

Oh, that face. I'm not gonna like it, am I?

I'm gonna have to earn all that extra money.

So it means longer hours

and working weekends sometimes.

[sighs]

I'll miss you.

I know. I'm gonna miss you, too.

You really want this?

-Are you sure about that? -[Rachel] Yes.

Yes.

Then you go for it.

-Really? -Of course.

It's like me wanting to train again.

You coped.

-Goes both ways. -[Rachel] Mwah!

[Jake] Ooh, careful, sore muscles.

[Rachel] Huh. If you're too sore to kiss me,

you're never going to footy training again.

[Jake] Oh.

Oh, it says here, the chili should already be in there.

Uh, okay. Just adding some more now.

Ooh, I'm impressed. It kind of looks like the picture.

Mm. Wanna try some?

Yeah.

[blows]

Mm.

Oh... [inhales sharply]... Oh!

-Oh, too much? -Yeah. Ooh, mama!

That is hot.

I'm never gonna be any good at this either.

-Oh. -I'm going to poison our baby.

Mm.

It's all right, we just... we just need practice.

Really? You have faith in me?

No.

But, uh, you look pretty hot

with that wooden spoon in your hands.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah, harder.

-Ooh. -[both laugh]

Hang on. Hang on, hang on.

I learnt a lesson last time.

Turn that off.

Come here.

Ooh.

Hang on.

-Can you taste the chili? -I can.

Oh!

-What? -Oh!

You've got chili on your hands! [inhales sharply]

-Oh, my God. I'm so sorry. -[groans loudly]

[groans loudly]

Make it stop.

Ooh! [yelping loudly]

-Make it stop. -Milk, we need milk.

Mel!

-Oh, I'm so sorry. -[Ben] Ow, it hurts.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

-Quick. Quick. -You've got to let go.

Quick.

[screaming]

-[whimpering] -Sorry.

You two really should just follow the recipe.

[gasping]

Can I let you know by the end of the week?

Great.

Thank you.

And thanks again. This is amazing.

-Okay, good. Talk soon. -[Julie moans]

-[Rachel] Guess what? -Oh, no games.

Ruby woke me up at 5:00 a.m. this morning.

That was Paul Morgan from EMB.

-He offered me the job. -Oh.

You weren't expecting that, were you?

No. He thinks...

He thinks I'll be a formidable creative director.

Those were his words. Yeah.

And even though I haven't got much experience,

he sees real potential.

-He believes in me, Mom. -Yeah, but hang on, hang on.

Haven't you already made a commitment to Lewis?

I know. I know. What am I gonna do?

I don't... I don't want to seem ungrateful.

Yeah. Well, darling, you don't wanna back out on a promise.

No.

But you know what?

I haven't signed anything

and Lewis is no angel in this situation.

He was... he was poached too.

This sort of thing happens all the time.

-Yeah, but still. -You don't understand.

EMB, they're like world's top ten.

It's a fantastic opportunity.

Which will mean the workload would be full-on.

And heaps of travel.

I don't know how Jake could cope with that.

Well, that's a consideration, too.

I know.

I'm not just gonna ignore him, Mom.

No, I'm not saying you are, darling.

Do you want some breakfast?

Or I stay at CBM, it's still a promotion.

But it... A lot less money.

Less pressure, too, though.

Well, less pressure's important.

I mean, you know, this BMB job's--

-EMB. -[Julie] Sorry. It's--

They all sound the same.

Can't... I can't actually believe it.

You know, it's a huge compliment

that they want me, it's an honor.

Don't you think I should challenge myself?

Well, of course I do, darling. But, you know,

while you're out there, conquering the world,

a bit of life balance is important, too.

You make it sound like

conquering the world is a bad thing.

You know, it's not all about a husband and kids for me.

So sorry, what's that supposed to mean?

Nothing. Nothing, nothing.

It's just, that's your choice, Mom. It's not mine.

I want something more.

There's nothing wrong with being a wife and mother, you know.

No, I know.

Well, why are you being so defensive?

I'm not. I'm not. I'm just...

I'm just saying look at the big picture, that's all.

Yeah, I am, Mom, okay?

I'm looking at my big picture, not yours.

I can't stay in the same place forever.

Well, you've obviously made up your mind,

so why'd you even ask what I think?

Well, be-- I don't know. I thought...

-I thought you might care. -I do care!

No, you don't. You're being negative.

Oh... [scoffs]

Well, you know what, what would I know anyway?

I'm just a housewife. And mother.

Yeah, good point. I'll skip breakfast, thanks.

Rachel!

Well, at least he's being supportive.

Yeah, Mom just wants me barefoot and pregnant.

That's so OTT, even by your standards.

Would you choose EMB?

Why do agency names all sound the same?

-Libby! -Yes.

If I could take my fiance with me.

[Rachel] Oh, I can't talk to you.

-You're too in love. -No. I'm here. Listening.

I can't stay in the same place forever.

I love being a wife and mother.

Well, it was good enough for your mom.

Exactly. Exactly.

And I've worked.

Been there, done that.

And you know, if staying home

and looking after my family makes me happy, then I'll do it.

So you should.

You just saying that to agree with me?

-It's Canberra, isn't it? -What?

Remember when you wanted to be

Australia's first woman prime minister?

-I was 12. -Yeah.

But you don't like being reminded it didn't happen.

-Oh. [scoffs] -Maybe Rachel hit a nerve.

[Rachel] Nerve?

What nerve?

The insecure one.

That makes you think you're not really ready for this.

Just putting it out there.

Why did I even ask her?

I mean, why am I even getting involved?

She wanted your opinion.

Yeah. About which job to take, not what to do if it was me.

I should just let her make up her own mind and support her.

Mom is entitled to her own opinion.

I guess I don't have to take it personally.

[Libby] You think I'm letting my mother

anywhere near my wedding plans?

I overreacted, didn't I?

I'll talk to her tonight.

I'll sort it out when she gets home.

Mm.

Thanks for your advice, Dad.

-[Alex] Hey. -Hey.

Well?

Did you go to the doctor today?

No.

But I made an appointment for tomorrow.

Why does this have to be so secretive?

Because I wanna see the doctor about it.

Then why didn't you go to the doctor today?

Oh, because you went training, were you?

You were worried that he's gonna give you a hard time?

No.

Because that was my third fit.

No.

That was my third, mate.

When you first got to New Zealand...

Yeah.

...then there was another one.

Now this one.

That's three.

So, that's... that's it.

It's epilepsy.

That's what the doctor's gonna tell me, yeah.

-It's okay, Al. -[Alex] Yeah.

-You told Rachel? -[Jake] No.

She just got good news and I don't wanna spoil it.

What? So you're not really gonna tell her?

[Jake] Of course I will. In my own time.

Jake, she'll wanna know.

[Jake] Alex, I'll handle it.

My own way, okay?

Hey.

-Hey. -Hey.

Dave, could you go and see if Ruby needs changing, please?

Oh, she's all right.

Then could you go and do something else, please?

Oh, you mean you want me to leave

so that you and Rachel can talk in private?

-Sure. -No, Dad. It's fine. You stay.

I want you to hear this, too.

I love that you look after us

and you are not just a wife and mother.

You are a domestic goddess

and if I do half as well as you one day,

I'll be so proud of myself.

-I love you, Mom. -Oh, darling, I'm sorry, too.

-What happened? -And like I can talk.

I got so excited when Jake bought an ironing board.

-[both laugh] -Darling, I'm not that bad.

[Rachel] I know.

Oh darling, I'm sorry, too.

And of course I want you to be the best you can be

at whatever choice you make.

But not just succeed, I want you to be happy, too.

Thank you.

And you know what, I thought about it long and hard today

and I think I am gonna take that job at EMB.

Well, good for you.

I'm so proud of you.

[laughs] Thank you.

-Whichever company that is. -[both laugh]

-Yeah, good for you, Rache. -Thanks, Dad.

You have no idea what we're talking about, do you?

-None whatsoever. -[all laughing]

-I don't understand. -It's okay.

So much for afternoon delight.

Sounds like a recipe from that book.

Don't mention the book.

Sorry.

You know,

I think that's the problem.

What?

There's too much pressure.

We used to do this for fun, and now there's this big agenda.

Yeah, but it's always on my mind now.

You know, I've gotta hit the target.

Oh.

Well, let's just forget about it.

Having a baby?

Yeah. Just go back to having fun

and see what happens.

And I know just the place to start.

[squeals]

[Julie] What? Don't you like it?

It's just a bit too grown up for us.

-Uh, so is parenting. -We'll get there. Don't worry.

And in the meantime,

we've decided to downplay the whole baby thing a bit.

Oh. What, you changed your mind?

No, no, no. We just don't wanna make a big thing of it,

not until we're actually pregnant.

-Oh. -[Rachel] Okay.

Everyone tuck in. They're the fancy ones

from that nice Italian place.

Oh! No expense has been spared.

[Dave] The least she can do. She's about to earn a packet.

[Jake] Oh, just juice for me, mate.

Oh, poor baby doesn't like champers.

It's not every day a member of our family

becomes an international media mogul.

So, uh, to Rachel.

-[all cheer] -[Ted] To Rachel.

-A little speech perhaps? -Oh, no, I couldn't possibly.

Mm. All right. I'll say a few words.

Well... [laughs]

...as much as I've learned recently

that a huge part of happiness

is how you choose to look at things,

it's also about having lots of lovely people to share it with,

so I want to thank you all for being here.

Well, just for being, basically.

And especially Jake, in advance,

for understanding that my new job's gonna mean

we won't get to spend as much time together.

He's probably grateful to have--

Oh.

And we've got another reason to toast, which is Nathan.

Oh no, no.

To Nathan for giving Chel a truly great gift.

-[all cheer] -Yay, Nathan.

Do you have a date yet?

Uh, yeah, it's gonna be in a couple of weeks but, um...

Anyway, back to Rachel

who's gonna kill it on the world stage.

Yay.

And drag our name down into the gutter.

-Ben! Be nice. -That's funny. Defend me.

No, no, no. I'm staying out of this one.

So much for being the perfect boyfriend.

Hilarious. You're so funny.

Funny. Ha-ha-ha.

[Ben] Everyone else is laughing, Rachel.

Hey, Al.

Hey.

[Rachel] Hello, Kevin.

Oh, gosh!

He really is breathtakingly ugly, isn't he?

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

What are you watching? Anything good?

I'm more interested in the ads anyway. Sad, I know.

I'm not really watching it.

-You okay? -[Jake] Oh, ignore him.

-He's just in a mood. -[Alex] Yeah.

Congratulations on your new job.

Thank you. It's pretty snazzy, huh?

So you'll be doing a bit more travel?

[Rachel] Yeah, apparently.

Are you sure you're gonna be all right

with all the travel, honey?

That'll be the least of his worries.

Al, enough.

What's going on?

Yeah. Jake, what's going on?

He's just sticking his nose in my business.

Right. So, well, watching you have a full-on fit

is none of my business.

[somber music playing]

-When? -Yesterday morning.

You were happy. I didn't wanna spoil it.

When were you gonna tell me about this?

When you started your new job.

Were you sure about that?

I didn't wanna influence your decision.

Jake.

Would you be happy

flying off all the time with a sick boyfriend at home?

-You're not sick. -Yeah, I know.

I know that.

Do you?

Rachel, I meant what I said yesterday.

I'm never gonna stand in your way.

Yeah, and I mean what I say.

You are more important to me than any job.

And so, what happens now? You going to see a doctor?

I made an appointment for tomorrow.

He's gonna put me straight on meds.

The last time,

he said I could probably lead a normal life.

Yep. Absolutely.

You wait and see what he says, yeah?

At least now we know what we're dealing with.

Listen to you.

Glass half full.

Yeah. Well,

I figure I've got the perfect boyfriend.

Should try to meet you halfway.

[somber music playing]

[upbeat music playing]

Oh, that's disgusting.

I mean, this time in the morning.

Hello? Other people around.

Oh, it's the least I can do

to help him get his strength back.

They will not stop.

Why do you think I'm facing the other way.

You should be happy for us, Carbo.

What for?

'Cause we're relaxed, and you know what that means.

Oh, please stop.

Since we got rid of that book, it's like the curse is lifted.

[Carbo] Well, please just save it

for the privacy of your own room, eh?

-Already did. Twice. -Oh.

[Ben] But we had to come out some time.

Ben, I'm trying to eat my breakfast here.

[Carbo] I mean, come on guys, seriously.

Is this what it's gonna be like until you guys have kids?

I mean, non-stop kissy-kissy, sexy-sexy in our faces?

'Cause I'm telling you right now, I'm not gonna cope.

-[Ben] You're just jealous. -[Carbo] Of what?

'Cause I've got it all sorted.

Beautiful wife, baby plans on track.

Big deal. What, you think I want all that?

Don't you?

Maybe I do.

Maybe I am jealous.

Maybe it's about time I pull my finger out

and do something about it.

You go, girl.

I will. And you know what?

All you guys can be witnesses as well.

I, Nikoladis Dimitri Zenobio Karandonis,

will have a wife within a year.

-Zenobio? -[Carbo] Shut up.

It's an old family name.

Don't change the subject.

Hey, does this new wife of yours have any say in the matter?

-Joke all you like... -[doorbell rings]

...but you've all heard it here first.

Mm. Zenobio Rafter.

-What do you think? -[Melissa] Aw.

Forget it.

Hi. I'm Amy from Sam's Solar.

Did you know that you can save money

by having your home solar powered right now?

Of course I do.

You're the third hawker this week.

Look, I can't afford it, okay?

But you have a good day, eh?

Look, I'm sorry.

That was rude.

I'm used to it.

Um, you have a good day, too.

No. Look, let me make it up to you.

Um, tonight. Over a drink?

Unless your boyfriend wouldn't like it.

I don't have a boyfriend.

I'm so torn between missing you/green with envy.

Okay. Don't get all teary on me just now, okay?

I haven't even given in my notice yet.

I know. And it's not like

we're never gonna see each other again.

No. No.

'Cause aren't you two just getting married

or something?

Will you get me a snow dome

from everywhere you go for my collection?

-Of course I will. -[Libby] And duty-free.

Yes. Make a list.

[clears throat]

I heard on the grapevine

that you're not taking up my promotion.

Lewis, I was just about to come and tell you.

What, that it's a compliment to me

and the training I gave you?

I really am sorry.

I thought we had an understanding.

Look, I'm happy to work out my notice.

-I don't start-- -No, there's no, no, no need.

I don't reward disloyalty.

Can you please make sure she's packed up

and out of here within 15 minutes?

[sighs]

What are you two looking at?

[mouthing]

[somber music playing]

[Rachel]You can't control happiness.

But you can control the way you look at things.

-Yes! -[Ruby giggling]

[Rachel] Remember to appreciate the people you love.

That's really important.

And always be open to accept the tough things.

Especially about yourself.

Don't forget to have fun along the way.

-Jump. -[Melissa squeals]

[Rachel] And whenever you can,

treasure the little things.

The small triumphs.

Community service announcement, everyone.

That is the silent farter. That's him.

[upbeat music playing]

[Rachel] Especially for once,

there are others around to witness it.

[theme music playing]

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