All language subtitles for Heartland.S11E05.WEBRip.x264-ION10

Previously
on "Heartland"...

- Oh wait, before you go,
you've gotta give me

the details on this wedding.

- Peter was supposed
to fly out tonight,

but we have this deal
to work out now.

- So he's coming
to the wedding.

- What about the wedding?
- Forget the wedding!

- Who cares about
the wedding now?!

- You know that job in B.C.?
You should take it.

Lyndy is in a routine now,
we'll be fine.

Jack, this is
my sister in law, Jen.

- Pleasure to meet you Jen,
I'm real sorry about your loss.

- Thank you.

- I do need our talks,
and I need your hugs,

and I need to know that
you're beside me at night.

Maybe I could move in with you?

- That sounds terrific.

- Come on Mom, let's go! GG!

- Well, look who it is!

Oh boy!

Did I ever miss you!
- Thank you.

- Look who's here!

- You're okay, Lyndy.

I'm right here, yes!

It's okay, Mommy didn't
get to wash her hair,

but that's okay.

Ow! Uh, hello?

Yes, this is Amy.
Uh, shh! Shh!

Uh no, not you. I-actually,
can I call you back?

That would be great,
thank you.

Bye.

You're okay... you're okay.

- All right, two specials...
- Thank you.

- Thank you.
- ...and one burger,

is that right? No onions.

- Say thank you.

All right, guys.
- Have a good one.

- Hey, thanks for
helping me out.

- Oh well, I don't mind.

It means I get to spend
more time with you.

- Yeah, how's it going over
there at Casa Casey?

Is it bursting at the seams?

- It's a little crowded,
but we're-we're managing.

- Well, you can always stay
at Big River. Any time.

- Well, thank you.
- Thanks.

- We're okay, though...
I would love everybody

to come over to Heartland
for dinner, though.

- Okay.

I think uh, they might be
a little sick of my cooking.

- Okay, I'll ask Jack...
and Lou.

- Lou? Lou's home?

- Why do you say it like that?
- Well, just...

with Maggie's
and the Dude Ranch,

and the rodeo school,

you just have so much on your
plate now, thanks to her.

- Oh, and I don't have enough
time for what's important.

Aww!

Just a second...

It's Caleb, I gotta take this.

Please?
- Yeah.

- Yeah?

Whoa, what's all this?

Oh, just some
of Lisa's things.

- Lisa's things?

- Yeah, didn't I mention
we decided to live together?

- Lisa's moving in?

After all this time?
- Yeah.

- Why didn't you tell me?

- Well, it happened
pretty fast.

- Oh, so fast you didn't
mention it

in our last phone call!
- Uh...

Hey! You're back.
- Georgie!

- Muah! Oh! I've missed
you so much!

- And I got you a present
from New York.

- Why don't you go get it
out of your backpack?

- Cool, I'd love to stay
and catch up,

but I've got a shift
at the diner,

Tim wants me to help out.

- Hey, why don't I drive you,
and I can tell you

all about our summer plans
on the way!

- Oh well, it might be easier
if I just drive myself.

I've got my license now,
remember?

- Right.

- The truck?

- The keys are in it.
- Oh, thank you.

- Just bring it back
in one piece.

- What was so important
I had to drop everything

to come over here?

- I found some new broncs
for the rodeo school.

Don't worry,
I got a great deal.

- You bought broncs
for my rodeo school

without consulting me?
- Yeah.

I take this job very seriously.

I knew you were in the market,
so I took the initiative.

I can't wait to see 'em.

They were a third of price
if you bought all six.

- Six?

Come on!
Come on, let's go!

Yep, he's gonna hit 'ya,
come around, come around!

- I see why you got 'em
for a third of the price.

- What do you think
you're doing?

We can't keep these things!
- What do you expect me to do?

I didn't know they were
miniature when I ordered them.

- Send 'em back! Get a refund,
I don't care! Fix it!

- I don't think it's going
to be that easy.

- Figure it out!

- They're actually pretty cute.

- There's no room for "cute"
at my rodeo school!

So, living together?

- I know, big step.

- Tell me about it.

You two have always been so
adamant about your independence.

I didn't think living together
was even on the table.

- Well, it seemed like
the right time.

There he is!

- So now what are you
working on?

You just got here!
- I know.

- I'm hiring someone to take
over running Maggie's

and the Dude Ranch while
I'm working in New York.

- Oh, that's a good idea.

- Does that mean you're going
to be away even more?

I know Georgie's good
at hiding it,

but she really misses
having you around.

- Don't worry, Grandpa,
I have a plan for that, too.

There's my niece!
- Oh Lou, you're back!

Perfect, because I need
a shower!

- Oh! Hello to you, too...

- Well, Ty's out of town, so.

- It's just, Lou can be
a little... much.

You know, she swoops in
from New York

like nothing's changed,
with all these big plans,

like, what are they gonna be
this time?

She just forgets that I have
a life now you know,

with work, and Flame, friends.

- Yeah no, I totally get that.

It's like my stepmom.

I've renamed her my "smother."

When my dad was sick,
she just like...

took care of him 24/7, and...

now that he's gone,

she doesn't know
what to do with her life.

So she's like,
obsessed with mine.

She really needs to get one
of her own.

- I'd be careful what
you wish for.

I used to think Lou
needed a life,

and now she has one,
and I never see her.

- Sorry I'm late!
- That's all right.

Georgie's been helping out.

What was the big emergency?

- Caleb bought broncs
for the rodeo school.

- What's wrong with that?

- They're three feet tall!
- What's three feet tall?

- Caleb bought horses
for the rodeo school.

- Minis? Oh, they're so sweet!

- They're not sweet,
they're short,

and they're nasty,
and useless,

and he better be taking 'em
back as we speak.

Lou's not home yet, is she?

- Yeah, she got home
a while ago.

- I thought I had
a couple hours.

I gotta get to the Dude
Ranch before she sees it.

- Heyyyy! Here's my girl!

- Dad!
- Welcome...

- I thought you were looking
after this place!

- I-I opened up the cabins for
the guests that you booked

uh, you know, a few weeks ago,

but I- I have not been
back a lot since.

- There have been no guests
since then?

- No uh, I've been busy.

Not really.

I was gonna hire
a full time manager,

but there's nothing to manage!

I mean, this is an overgrown
ghost town!

- Well, you're home!
You're home now,

you'll have the place back,
and ship shape in no time.

And I guess you heard
about the Mitch situation.

Not my idea, Jack wanted
to bring him back.

You know,
his trailer's up there.

But I made sure they put it
out of sight, so...

I got your back on that.

- What?

Yeah, I probably
should've mentioned

that Mitch was back here
working again.

- Why?

- I made him a partner
in our cattle business.

- A partner?
Grandpa, how could you?

And without talking to me
about it first?

- Okay, as far as I can tell,

you're not gonna be around
here that much anymore,

isn't that what you were
just saying?

- Yes, but--
- Well then,

I guess this decision really
won't affect you that much,

will it?

- So Ty's gone,

Lisa's moved in,

and you've hired
my ex-boyfriend.

Anything else you forgot
to mention?

- No, no, that pretty much
covers it.

- Wow, she looks bigger.

- Ty, she's the exact same size
as when you left two days ago.

How are things going there?

- Bob and I worked on
five wolves yesterday.

All shot from the air.

Just left to suffer.

We uh...

we lost two of them.

- Well, at least you're
helping, right?

- Yeah, I guess.

- I'm so proud of you.

- Thanks, Amy.

Uh Amy, I gotta go,
Bob's here.

So I'll talk to you soon, okay?

- Okay, call me later.

- Will do. Bye, sweetheart.

- Bye. Say, bye, Daddy.

Bye!
- Bye, Lyndy.

- I thought I told you to get
rid of these things.

- I can't.
- Why?

- The truth is I bought 'em
online.

I contacted the seller and
he's a reasonable guy, but--

- Yeah, but basically,
you're screwed.

- Yes, yes, I am.

Can I pet one
of your horses, Caleb?

- No, Katie.

- Honey, we're not keeping
these horses.

- I don't see that
we have much choice.

- Well, you're gonna have
to sell 'em.

And hopefully you find somebody
dumber than you to buy 'em.

Aaaah!
- Katie!

- Aah! Aaah! Aaah!
A little help!

- Oh whoa, honey!
- Katie!

- That was fun! Wee!
- Whoa!

- These guys aren't like
your pony, they buck.

- I know!

- You know what, you're lucky
she's got my genes.

She could've been hurt!

- Hey, Tim?
Having a brain wave.

- Keep it to yourself.

- Come on Tim,
just-just hear me out!

All we have to do is postpone
the saddle bronc clinic

with the older kids,

I'll get some of their younger
brothers and sisters to come out

and we'll have a session
with the minis.

- Nope! No way.

I've already worked with kids
at "Little Britches,"

I'm not doin' it again!

- Yeah, but these kids would
be like, nine or ten,

way more manageable.
- Katie, cover your ears.

Working with kids
is a nightmare!

Even the older ones!

You add some miniature broncs
to the equation,

you got a recipe for disaster!

- Come on, Tim,
just let me run the clinic.

If it doesn't work out,
it'll be on me.

And that's fine.

Listen, it's a whole new
revenue stream.

- Fine.

One clinic, but you're running
the whole thing.

- Yeah!
- I am not involved.

I love you, go to the house.

- You won't regret this.
- I already do.

- Oh! Uh-uh.
Just one more thing.

Can I borrow a few
hundred bucks?

I've gotta board the minis
at the rodeo grounds.

- Just keep 'em here!

- Okay.

- I'm gonna be a bronc rider!
- Really? Since when?

- Since Caleb, he let me
ride one today.

- Oh, well I don't know if
we're gonna have time for that,

Because you have to help mommy
find a new manager.

- Mitch!

- Are you kidding me?
No thank you!

Hey, kiddo!

How are 'ya?

Hi...
- I'll be inside, mommy!

Bye, Mitch.

- Hi?

I called you, I texted you,

I Facebooked you!

No response, and that's
what you have to say to me?

Hi?

- Look, Lou, I-I don't
know what to say,

this is-this is really awkward.

- Not as awkward as thinking
you're in a relationship

with someone, and showing up
at their trailer,

and discovering
they've disappeared,

with no explanation!
- No... no explanation?

Okay, how about this?

How about I show up at the
wedding that you invited me to,

only to see you and
your ex run off together!

- I did not run off with my ex!
- I saw you with my own eyes!

You held hands, you got in
the truck, and you drove off!

- Amy was in labor!

- Well, how was I supposed
to know that?

- If you had stuck around,
you could've found out!

- Can we just... can we just
put all this behind us?

Please?
I'm working for Jack again--

- Yeah, thanks for the heads up
on that, by the way.

- And you know, just
because you're back,

does not mean things are going
to return to the way they were.

I've moved on.

- This might be hard for you
to wrap your head around,

but this has nothing
to do with you.

- I didn't know Maggie's
was hiring.

Mom!
- Sorry, what?

- What's all this?
- Oh!

Uh, it's just requirements
for the job.

- That's a pretty big ask.

- Not really, I obviously
should've done it sooner.

Oh, I can't believe the way
that my dad has neglected

the Dude Ranch,
he really dropped the ball.

- Don't blame him,
he's trying his best,

we all are, it's just been...

really hard since you've been
away so much.

- I know, and it's been
hard for me, too.

But that's why I came up
with the perfect plan.

- Plan?
- Yeah!

- Having Katie with me in New
York has been a total success,

so we thought you might come
join us, just for the summer.

- Yeah, come to New York,
Georgie.

- I'm training with Val's horse
all summer.

- Well, maybe we can look
into transporting Flame.

- Oh! Come on,
that's ridiculous,

Val will never go for that!
- I'll talk to Val.

Your training schedule
won't have to skip a beat.

- I'm training with Amy.

- Well, we can have her
shipped out, too.

- I'm kidding.

Just think about it, okay?

- Ohhh...
- Are you okay, Grandpa?

- Oh, I didn't sleep
too well last night.

- Join the club!

- Lisa brought over these fancy
new memory foam pillows.

Well, what ever happened
to feathers?

- Welcome to cohabitation.

- Good morning.
- Morning.

- Hey, Dad.

- So, has Lou found
my replacement?

- Replacement? For what?

- Oh, your sister hasn't told
you that she fired me?

- What?

- I guess I'm not
running Maggie's,

or the Dude Ranch up
to her standards.

- I'm not firing you,
I'm just hiring some help.

- Well, it's about time.

- Yeah, I set up some interviews
at Maggie's for later today.

- So does this mean you're gonna
be spending even less time here?

- Don't worry, I have it
all figured out.

The girls are gonna be joining
me in New York for the summer.

Right?

Hey! I, uh...
I got your text.

New York? Wow, that's-that's
awesome!

- No, it's crazy.

I can't just up and leave
for two months.

And what am I gonna do
in New York?

- Well... what are you
talking about?

What couldn't you do
in New York?

It's got everything.
It's-it's New York!

It's a music mecca.
There's Strawberry Fields,

Electric Lady Studios,
the Chelsea Hotel.

- It sounds like you should be
the one going to New York
with Lou.

- Yeah...

I had a trip planned there
with my dad,

but we ran out of time, so.
- Oh no!

I'm-I'm sorry, I didn't--
- No, no, no.

I just mean that...
if you've got the opportunity,

you should go for it.

- Well, Lou really wants
me to go,

and it would make everyone's
life so much easier.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- I hope you don't mind
me working in here.

A new load of Lisa's boxes is
taking up the entire kitchen.

- Yeah, it's fine.
- Where's Lyndy?

- She finally
went down for her nap.

- You know, Amy, the first
rule of having a baby

is when they nap, you nap.

- Yeah well, I can't nap, Lou.

I'm trying to build back
my client base.

I'm not gonna do that
if I'm sleeping all day.

- You can't do everything,
you're gonna burn out.

- Yeah, I don't really have
a choice now, do I?

- You know, Amy,
"having it all" is a myth.

- I don't want it all, Lou.

That sounds more like you.
- What?

- Why would you ask Georgie
to move to New York

when you know she's
in the middle of training?

- I'll talk to Val,
we'll take Flame with us.

- No! Val's not gonna go
for that!

Flame just overcame
a huge trauma,

you can't just pack him up
and ship him 2,000 miles!

- I had no idea.
- Yeah, of course you didn't.

- I'm doing my best, okay?
I'm trying to be a good mom.

- You can't do three months
of parenting in three days!

- That's not fair!

- I'm not gonna stand here
and tell you

how to raise your family,

but you can't expect Georgie
to choose between show jumping,

and her mom,
that's not being fair!

- Why don't you stick to
worrying about your daughter,

and I'll worry about mine.
- Fine.

- Fine.

- Hey, Dad.

- Hi, honey.
- Hi.

- Hey, I'm supposed to remember
to ask you if Casey

and her sister-in-law,
and the two boys

can come for dinner tomorrow
night at the ranch.

- Didn't she just lose
her husband?

- Yeah, yeah.

She's-she's okay.
- Yeah, I mean, of course.

I don't see why not.
- Good.

- What exactly are you
looking for in a person?

- Well, there are a lot
of qualified people,

but if working in New York
has taught me anything,

it's that I wanna find someone
who can think outside the box.

I'm just gonna ask you
a number of questions,

there is no right answer.

- Okay.

- If you could have dinner
with any three people,

living or dead,
who would they be?

- Probably Heathcliff...

Frodo, and...

Mittens.

Well, they're my cats.

I know they're not human
per se, but uh,

I wouldn't want to have dinner
with anyone else.

- If there was a color that
would best describe

your management style,
what would that be?

- Red.
- Great.

- No wait, pink.

Yellow?

- Okay, good.

- Chartreuse, it's the only
color that is also a drink.

- If there were a tree
that best describe

your management style...

- Great question.

Hmm...

- Like a-just a little shrub.

- I would go with
Pinus banksiana.

Hmm! That's a Jack Pine
for you laypeople.

- And why did you choose that?

- I think it's pretty
self explanatory.

- Sorry, can we go back
to the question about colors

because I feel like you were
judging me for saying yellow,

and my management style
is more of an orange,

like, it's closer to marigold?

- It's not like I can't
communicate.

I mean, I'm a great
communicator.

- Good.
- Just ask my cats!

I'm too late, aren't I?
- Jennifer.

- Oh, I know my interview
was an hour ago,

but I'm new in town,
and I had to get somebody

to look after my youngest son.
- I'm sorry,

but punctuality is actually
pretty important to me.

- Yeah, I'm usually
not this flaky.

- Well, flaky is definitely
not a plus for this position.

- Amy!

Long time no see.
- Caleb.

What are you doing here
so late?

- I was just checking
on my mini broncs.

- I saw those little guys.

I hear there was a bit
of a mix up.

I'm sure my dad loved that.

- You have no idea!

- And then I stupidly
volunteered to teach a clinic.

The older kids, I-I get them.

Some of them,
they even look up to me.

But the little 'uns,

completely uncharted territory.

I'm in way over my head.

Wait a minute, you have tons
of experience with mini horses,

and I know you helped Tim with
that whole muttonbusting thing.

- Caleb, I have not slept
in 24 hours.

Lyndy finally stopped crying
for the first time all day.

I'm hanging on by
a thread here.

- Okay, okay, but this is like,
a huge screw up.

I really need to prove
to Tim that this can work.

Please, you've gotta help me!

- I can't, I have limited
time right now.

- I will buy you and Ty
dinner out...

once a week for a month.

And I'll babysit.

Please?

My future's in your hands.

- Lisa?

- Yep.

- I don't care how long you
two have been together,

living under the same roof
is just different.

- So...

how'd the interviews go?

- Ah, don't ask.

All of the candidates were
completely maladjusted.

This is gonna be a lot harder
than I thought.

- And how's Georgie doin'?
You talk to her about New York?

- Well, we haven't ironed
out the details yet,

but I've been so busy
since I've been back,

I haven't had much time
for Georgie and Katie.

- I've noticed.

I think you're losing sight
of what's important here, Lou.

- Grandpa...
- Oh...

This business venture of yours,
it started out as two weeks,

and now it's your entire life.

- Opportunities like this don't
come along every day, Grandpa.

If the Maggie's franchise
continues to expand and thrive,

my daughters will have
everything they need,

and more!

- I think all your daughters
need is their mother.

- Hey! Caleb.

Hi, you're gonna have
so much fun today.

Katie. Hey, Tim!
- Bye mom, bye!

- Katie!
- Whoa.

Katie honey, I'd like you
to meet Brick.

Brick is Casey's nephew.

- Hi, you wanna ride a bronc?

It's okay if you don't.
Come on, I'll show you.

Okay, bye. Bye!

- Having second thoughts,

you can wave the white flag
anytime.

- No, it's gonna be
the best clinic ever.

Whoa! Whoa, cool!
Um, cool!

- Hey, you got a minute?

Here, let me help you.

- I got it.

- Look, Lou,
Jack made me a good offer,

and I like working with him.

- It's fine, I'm over it.

- And the reason that I haven't
answered any of your calls

or texts is 'cause...
well, it...

it's because I was tired
of not knowing where we stood.

- Mitch, I'm pretty sure you
and I both knew where we stood.

- Really? And where does
Peter fit in?

- I already told you, I didn't
wanna lose everything

I had worked for,
and Peter's investment offer

was the easy answer.

You should know I turned
him down.

- Yeah, your dad might
have mentioned that.

- Nicole and I found
a different investor.

If you'd stuck around,
I could've told you that.

- Well, I'm happy for you, Lou.
I mean...

this Maggie's thing seems like a
once in a lifetime opportunity.

- It is.

I just wish people would
get that.

- Good luck with that.

Harder! Woo! Hard!

- Hey, come on,
just put it down!

- Hey, hey, hey!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Caleb! You better get it
together out here,

or one of these kids
is gonna get hurt.

- Okay stop, slow down!

This isn't a toy!

- Amy... where are you?

Kid: No!

Get it!
- Noooooo!

- Oh, you don't have
to do that.

- Well, it was just sitting
here,

if you were gonna wash it,

I'm pretty sure you'd have
done it by now.

- Well, I got distracted,
I had to help Katie get ready.

I didn't realize it was such
a big deal.

- Well, if you don't
at least rinse it,

it gets all caked on there
and it's impossible to get off.

- Okay, well,
that won't happen again.

It kinda pales in comparison
to the pile of wet towels

on the bed every morning, but--

- Well, I would put the wet
towels in the bathroom

if I could ever get in there!
- Okay...

- All right--

- I put extra diapers in here
just in case...

You guys are still okay
to watch Lyndy, right?

- Oh, you bet.

- Did you not tell Caleb you'd
be at the grounds by ten?

- Yeah, why, what time is it?
- It's well after that.

- He is gonna kill me.
Uh okay, you guys are good?

Thank you!

Okay guys, so now that
we've had a little warm up,

it's time to get started.

The first step to becoming
a bronc rider

is getting familiar
with this guy right here.

- That's baby stuff. When do we
get to ride the real horses?

- No, no, you're not ready
for the real horses yet.

- We wanna ride
the mini broncs!

All: Mini broncs! Mini broncs!

Mini broncs! Mini broncs!

- Okay! Yeah, fine, yeah.

We'll start with
the mini broncs.

Yay! Woo!
- Yay...

Yeah! Woo!

- Pull up, pull up!
- Ow!

- Pull up! Squeeze
with your knee--

Where were you?

- Where is everyone?

Did I miss it?
- Well, you missed something.

- Caleb.

I'm sure it wasn't that bad.

- I had to shut it down
and call it a day

before things got worse.

- Oh...

I'm sorry I couldn't
be here sooner.

- And I totally screwed up,

the clinic was a bonehead idea.

What can I do to help?

- I think we just need
to take a step back.

It was bad. You know,

I'm not even sure the word
"bad" does it justice.

But Caleb has now given me
five different reasons

to fire him,
I just have to pick one.

- Come on Dad, can't you
at least support Caleb?

He's actually trying.

- I'm not handing out
participation medals to him.

Amy, this is my business.

- Yeah, but what's good
for Caleb,

is good for your business,
right?

- But Lou is now hiring
somebody for Maggie's,

and the Dude Ranch,
so I can spend more time

with my students
at the rodeo school,

I don't need Caleb anymore.

- Well, don't hand out
his pink slip yet,

I am nowhere near
finding anyone.

- Hey, come on in!

- Hey!
- Welcome.

- Hey.
- Hey, Lou.

These are my nephews,
this is Wyatt and Brick.

- Hi, guys.

- And this is my
sister-in-law, Jen.

Jen, this is Lou.

- Actually, we've met.

- Okay, I have a question...
for Jack and Lisa.

how's it going so far,

living together for the first
time?

- Well...

- That good, huh?
- Yeah.

- What about you, you found
anyone for Maggie's,

or the Dude Ranch?

- Oh, I highly doubt that Lou's
gonna find anyone

that meets her criteria.

- Oh, and the questions she's
asking at the interviews!

What color would you compare
your management style to?

- Or, name the tree that best
describes your personality.

- Yeah, I don't see what
colors or trees

have to do with running
a business.

- I don't know about that,
Jack,

I kinda think that that reveals
a lot about a person.

Like say, what kind of tree
would you be?

Someone might say oak,

if they're trying
to convey strength,

or maybe pine, or spruce,
if they're outdoorsy.

Me, personally,
I would be a palm tree,

because I can go with the flow,

and survive in any kind
of conditions.

Another really great one
that you could ask is,

if you were a superhero,
what superpower would you have?

I used to ask that one
all the time

when I was hiring for a B&B
I used to run after college.

What do you think?
I mean,

wouldn't Jen be perfect to run
Maggie's and the Dude Ranch?

- Oh Lou, you already know how
I feel about this whole thing.

- I know Grandpa and I get it.

But I mean, think about it!

You were away on the rodeo
circuit all of the time,

and Mom turned out just fine.

Dad was away all the time
and we turned out just fine.

- Away all the time?

I thought once the new
Maggie's was open,

you'd be home for good.

- Georgie, you have to
understand, it's a franchise.

- Yeah, it's a franchise,
so you'll open up another one,

and another!

- It has come up.

There is the potential for that.

And I mean, success
breeds success.

- Are you serious?

So basically,
you'll never be home.

You might as well hire
a new mom while you're at it!

- Come on, Georgie,

we're gonna spend lots
of time together

this summer in New York.
- No! No, we're not,

'cause I'm not going!

- Okay, yesterday did not
exactly go as planned,

but I have a surprise
for you today.

- Hey, guys.
- Hi! Hello!

- This is my friend, Amy.
- Hi...

- So, Caleb tell me that you
tried the real deal yesterday.

How'd that go?

- Not so good, huh?

Well, that's okay,

maybe you're not ready
for the wild ponies just yet,

but we'll get there.

First, I thought we could
practice on this one.

She's nice and quiet,
does that sound good?

- Mhmm.
- Okay, great.

Hey, Katie, why don't you
come on over here?

This is my niece, Katie,
- Hi, Katie.

and I thought that she could
help demonstrate

how to properly sit
in a saddle,

and we'll get into a bit
of a spurring motion.

Good job.

- Yeah, hi.

I made a little work
area for myself.

- Yeah, and this is my
fly fishing desk.

I tie flies here,
where is my fishing stuff?

- It's all right here,
I put it in this box.

- Oh! You can't just cram it
into a box like that,

you gotta keep it separate!

- Okay...
- Ah see!

I'll never untangle that mess.

- I said I'm sorry.

Boy, I can't do anything
right around here.

- Well, I just can't believe

that you'd move my fishing
stuff without asking me!

- Jack, I got it,
I said I was sorry.

You know what, I kinda get
the feeling that maybe we rushed

into this living together thing,

and if you wanna pull the plug,
you just say so.

- Who said anything
about pulling the plug?

- Well, you're obviously
not happy!

All you're doing
is picking at me!

- Oh... Lisa, I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry if you think
I'm nagging,

or if I've made you feel
anything

other than welcome here.

I'm not used to sharing a space
with anybody but the girls,

and it's...

it's an adjustment.

- Yes, yes, it is.

- But we'll make it work.

- Mhmm. I'm sure we will.

Looks good! You guys
see where her knees are?

That's perfect.

You've gotta set
your feet, though.

- That's right, arm up,
lean back, lean back,

and tuck your chin.

You've gotta get close
to that horse's butt.

- It's part of bronc riding.

That's good,
it's great technique.

- You see that?
- What?

- I knew Caleb would be
good at this.

He's basically just
a big kid himself.

- Good, good, chest up though.

Nice.

Good work, Brick!

Now hold it when you come
forward. Ready?

Kick forward, pull back.

Kick forward, pull back.

- I'm sorry about that
the other day...

in front of Maggie's.

You've been through a lot,
and I...

that was all you needed, right?

- Thanks, I appreciate that.

You've just gotta keep
moving forward,

put one foot in front
of the other.

- Why didn't you tell me you
were Casey's sister-in-law?

- I probably should've,

but I really wanted
to avoid any nepotism.

- Well, I shouldn't have just
dismissed you for being late,

that wasn't fair.

- No, that is completely
within your right.

Being late looks bad.

No hard feelings at all.

- Okay, good,

because I'd like you to come
into Maggie's tomorrow morning.

Maybe we could have a do-over?
- Really?

- Yeah, I think you could be
a good fit

for the management position.

I would love that.
- Good.

That's right, atta boy!
- Don't fall!

- Now make sure you're leaning
back, kick your feet forward.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- How's it going?

- It's good, Brick's killing
the bucking thing.

- Hey, looks like you
won't have to worry

about your "smother" anymore.

I think Lou's offering
her the job.

- Yeah? That's awesome.

That's really good,

she could really use a win
right now.

So have you decided
about New York yet?

- Yeah, I...
I decided not to go.

I wanna keep training Flame.

- Is that all?

- Yeah, I'll miss home,
and everyone here.

- Anyone in particular?

- Like Remi, my dog.

Okay, so we got
about an hour left.

Who wants to ride
the mini broncs?

Me! Whoo!
- All right, let's mount up!

Woooo!
- I'm sorry about your arm.

- There, atta boy!

Good! Squeeze with your knees!

- Lean back!

- Hmm!
- Ha ha!

- Aaah!

- Yeah buddy, pull up!

Atta boy!

- Nice.

- Hey, Amy.

Look, I don't wanna fight
with you, okay?

This single mom stuff
is really hard,

and frankly, I was hoping
to have your support.

- Lou, what do you think
I am right now,

if I'm not a single mom?

You're not the only one.

- You're right,
can we start over?

I promise to try
and be less judgmental.

- You? Judgmental?
I can't picture it.

- Okay, okay.
- Parenting is tough.

- It's the toughest.

- Hey!

- It's Ty.

- You should probably get that.

- Hey.

Yeah, well, my day's been
really good, actually.

Yeah.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Mind if I sit down?
- Sure.

- I'm sorry about last night.

- Me too.

- I want you to know it was
a really difficult decision,

not to go to New York.

I miss you, and I want to spend
time with you over the summer,

but I...I can't leave here
right now.

My whole life is here.

- Georgie, I should never
have asked you to choose

in the first place.

I just wanna know that
you're gonna be okay.

That you're not gonna spend
the whole summer resenting me.

That this won't change
anything between us.

- It won't, I promise.

- The only reason
I'm spending so much time

in New York this summer,

is because this Maggie's
franchise

is a once in a lifetime
opportunity.

- And jumping Val's horse is my
once in a lifetime opportunity.

- Everything workin' out?

You okay?

- Yeah... for the most part.

- That's good to hear.

- Mitch? Wait.

I lied before,
outside of Maggie's.

I haven't moved on.

I'm not... over you and...

I was kinda hoping maybe you
aren't over me, either.