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(Tuff):�I�saw�Valeria�meet�up with�Tucker�Clark�last�night.
-�You're�gonna�do�great. You�always�do.
-�Sophie�hasn't�had an�easy�time.
-�My�sister�Laura, she's�been�dating�somebody.
Now,�they're�talking�marriage.
-�We've�just�closed the�initial�deal
on�a�brand-new�rodeo�stadium right�here�in�Canyon.
-�Yeah,�with�Daniel�Booker!
-�From�everything�I've�heard about�your�father,�I�don't�think
you're�anything�like�him. -�When�I�got�back�here,
you�were�the�only�one who�didn't�judge�me.
(Gus):�I'd�like�to�see�you again,�if�you're�okay�with�that.
You�don't�like�the�fact�that Missy�and�I�are�getting�close.
-�Nah,�because�you�don't deserve�her.
(Gus):�I'll�let�her�decide�that.
(mellow�acoustic�music)
(knocking�on�door) (Valeria):�Help!
-�Coming!
(gasping) Careful,�careful,�careful!
This�one�is�probably like�a�million�dollars.
I�mean,�it�is�a�Booker wedding�after�all.
-�And�that's�why�we�gotta�peak!
-�Wait,�but�are your�hands�clean?
-�I�swear�I�have�not�touched an�animal�today.
-�Okay,�careful.
-�Okay.
(Valeria�gasping) -�Ooh...
-�That�is�definitely French�lace.
-�Since�where�are�you an�expert�in�lace?
I'm�gonna�make�some�more�coffee. You�want�some?
-�No!�Not�near�the�dress. -�Sorry.
You�can�just�put�it�on�the�hook.
Hey,�you�remember my�wedding�dress?
(chuckling) The�bottom�was�just�covered
in�grass�and�dirt because�I�kicked�off�my�heels.
-�And�your�mom almost�had�a�stroke.
(laughing)
(sighing)
Are�you�okay? I�mean,�I�know�it's�the�first wedding�here�since-
-�No,�it's... It's�a�happy�memory.
Maybe�not�so�much the�part�with�my�mom.
But�you�know,�actually, I�am�kind�of�nervous.
-�Well,�yeah,�of�course.�I�mean, it's�"Meet�the�Parents".
-�Ah,�I've�met�Gus's�dad�and he's�definitely�intimidating.
I've�met�his�mom�over�Zoom, she's�nice�enough.
-�Well,�I'm�sure they're�gonna�love�you.
Are�you�gonna�be in�the�family�photos?
-�I�don't�know.
We're�not�even officially�a�thing�yet.
-�Well,�I�mean,�Gus�did invite�you�to�a�family�wedding.
-�Yeah,�only�because�it's happening�here�at�the�ranch.
-�Well,�Gus�would've�invited�you to�be�his�plus-one�anywhere.
Although�I�do�love that�a�seven-year-old picked�this�as�the�venue.
-�Right? (chuckling)
You�know,�if�we�can pull�this�off,
we�could�actually�be the�number�one�wedding�venue
in�all�of�Colorado. And�then,�I�can�stop�worrying
about�the�fact�that�Frontier won't�call�me�back.
-�Hey,�you�are�not totally�responsible
for�the�ranch's financial�problems.
That's�on�all�of�us.
I�gotta�go�get�dressed.
(soft�music)
-�That�looks�great. -�Oh.
Well,�thank�you.
(chuckling) -�No,�I�meant...
I�meant�the�drawing of�the�stadium.
-�Oh,�right.�Um,�well, it's�just�a�rendering
to�try�to�attract�investors.
Want�some�coffee? -�Yes,�ma'am.
Is�that�what�they're�gonna call�it?�The�McMurray�Stadium?
-�Well,�that�is my�understanding.
I�don't�know. This�whole�thing�is�just...
moving�way�too�fast.
You�take�it�black,�right? -�Yes,�ma'am.
-�Yeah,�let�me�ask�you,�um...
Do�you�think�it's�weird... -�Thank�you.
-�...naming�a�stadium after�yourself?
I�mean,�shouldn't�it�be�more of�a�community�thing?
-�Well,�now,�it�depends.�Are�you proposing�that�they�call�it
"Cody�Jackson's�Stadium"? 'Cause�I�don't�think
that's�gonna�go�too�well. (laughing)
-�No.
-�Uh,�no.�I�think�that�name's a�draw�in�rodeo.
And�also,�it's�part�of the�identity�of�our�community.
Canyon,�home�of�the�great McMurray�bull�riders.
-�Hmm.
Yeah.
Well,�those�centrepieces are�really�coming�along.
You�could�have�a�side�hustle as�a�florist.
-�Thank�you,�ma'am.
I�know�my�way�around�a�dolly. -�Yeah.
(chuckling)
-�Okay,�careful, careful,�careful.
-�Okay,�okay,�okay...
-�Put�this�over�this.
(sighing) -�All�right.
Gonna�zip�it�up. -�Yeah.
-�Behold! (screaming)
-�Ah,�you�scared�us!
-�Very�tense�in�here.
-�Yeah,�I�almost ripped�a�seam.
-�Ah,�speaking�of�rip... Actually,�no,
they�sawed�it�off,�but�hey! (clattering)
(gasping) Check�it�out!
-�Dude,�you're�like�a�bull in�a�China�shop.
Stay�over�there. -�Well,�speaking�of�bulls,
I'd�really�like to�ride�one,�coach.
-�Yes,�uh,�you�can�do�that.
But�where�is�the�champagne�and glasses�I�asked�you�to�bring?
-�Left�them�in�the�truck. I'll�go�get�them.
Uh,�hey,�you�uh,�you�look�nice.
-�You...�You�saw�that,�right?
-�Mm-hmm,�for�a�few�weeks�now.
So�uh,�is�something happening�there?
-�No!�No,�no,�no.�We,�we�just...
We�laugh�and�we�joke. -�And�you�flirt.
(sighing)
-�Okay,�yeah,�there...
there�was�this�one�time.
-�One�time�what?
-�I�don't�know. Uh,�an�almost�kiss?
It�sounds�so�weird�to�even�say, "almost�kiss".
Almost�as�weird�as�it�is�having this�conversation�with�you.
-�Why�would�it�be�weird taking�to�me�about�it?
-�Well,�I�just...
I�never�really�gave�Cash a�second�look
'cause�I�guess�a�part�of�me always�thought�that
he�was�into�you?
-�No,�Val.
I'm�his�coach!
And�his�sister-in-law. -�Hey,�where�do�you�want�it?
-�Oh,�you�can�just�put�it over�there-
(liquid�spilling) (gasping)
(panicked�breathing) -�Okay,�okay,�okay.
-�Get�it�off! Clear�the�table!
-�Okay,�okay. -�Quick,�quick,�quick!
Come�on,�come�on. Up,�up,�up,�up.
-�Easy,�easy,�easy. -�Careful,�careful.�Careful.
-�Ah,�okay,�okay,�okay.
-�Uh...�Okay,�okay,�okay! Oh!�Club�soda.
-�Okay,�let�me�look. -�Can�we�even�use�club�soda?
-�I'm�looking.�I'm�looking. -�I�don't�know.
-�No.�No�club�soda,�no�water,
and�don't�rub�it,�just�dab, because�otherwise,
we're�gonna�spread�the�stain. Vinegar!�We�can�use�vinegar!
-�Yeah.
-�That's�olive�oil! -�Yep!
-�This�is�bad. This�is�just�so�bad!
-�You�know�it's,�it's�fine! Everything's�fine.
You�know,�we�could�put�together this�whole�wedding
in�a�couple�of�weeks, we�can�deal�with�a�little�stain.
-�Okay. (phone�chiming)
They're�early. -�They're�what?
-�Gus�says�they're�only two�minutes�away.
-�How?�Denver�is�like three�hours�from�here.
-�You�said�this�was gonna�be�fine!
-�It�is!�It's�fine. Everything's�fine.
It's�"Meet�the�Parents,"�right? So,�you�just...
just�strike�them�with some�chitchat�and�we�got�this.
-�We? -�You're�not�going�anywhere.
I�need�you.�And�this�is�like a�lifeline�for�the�ranch.
-�No,�I�gotta... I�gotta�practise.
-�Okay,�look!�I�know you're�riding�at�Cheyenne,
and�I�know�you�wanna get�on�the�bull,�but�right�now,
this�is�more�important because�they're�coming�in
by�helicopter and�that�is�French�lace!
-�Okay.�You�run, intercept�them.�Go�on.
-�Okay. -�Yup!�Mm-hmm!
Dude!
Don't�just�sit�there,�come�on! -�Okay!
���Tell�me�did�you�walk on�water?���
���Do�you�know�a�woman named�Jolene?���
���Can�you�claim�me as�your�daughter?���
���And�did�you�rock�me to�sleep?���
���Pray�for�my�soul�to�keep?���
���No�no�no���
���I�don't�think�so,�so,�so���
���You�ain't�mama, Dolly�or�Jesus���
���They're�the�only�voices in�my�head���
���That�I�tend�to�agree�with���
-�It's�so�windy!
���I�ain't�inclined to�please�ya���
���Unless�you're�mama, Dolly�or�Jesus���
-�Look�who�it�is!
-�Missy!
(laughing) -�Hi!�How�was�that?
-�Fun!�Yeah?�Nice�helicopter! (laughing)
-�Mom,�Dad,�this�is�the�famous Missy�McMurray.
-�Yeah,�we�met. You�were�on�a�horse.
-�Yes. -�Honey,�I've�spoken
with�your�girlfriend�many�times on�the�computer.
-�Hi,�Isabel�McMurray.�Pleasure!
-�Nice�to�meet�you. -�Thank�you!
-�What�do�you�think?�Should we�get�you�a�horse�here?
-�Um,�sorry�about the�girlfriend�thing.
I�know�you�said�we�weren't doing�labels�yet.
I�totally�am�fine�with�that. -�Oh,�it's...�it's�okay.
-�You�sure? -�Yeah.
-�Okay. -�Okay.
We�should�probably... -�Okay.
-�Detergent.
Vinegar.
-�Oh,�man.�And�all�this�stress
for�a�dress that's�gonna�be�worn�once.
-�Yeah.�But�the�pictures, they�last�forever.
(chuckling)
Like�the�one in�your�mom's�house.
You�in�a�tux, being�all�brooding
at�Missy�and�Austin's�wedding. -�I�wasn't�brooding.
-�Hey,�no,�no!�Don't�rub�it�in! (gasping)
-�Oh,�that... that's�not�good.�Uh...
who�makes�a�dress�out�of fabric�that�dissolves?
Seems�like�an�oversight. (car�honking�outside)
Uh,�not�good�news: they're�coming�this�way.
-�Huh?�Oh. -�Yeah,�we�gotta�go�now.
-�Okay,�let's�go!
(breathing�heavily)
-�After�you.
(upbeat�country�music)
-�Um,�hey!�There's�Sunny.
That's�Sophie's�favourite�horse. -�Oh.�So�beautiful.
I�was�a�little�worried about�shipping�the�dress.
But�I'm�glad�to�hear it�arrived�okay.
-�Mm.�Mm-hmm.
-�Look�at�all�these�buckles!
You�really�did�marry�a�cowboy.
-�Yes,�well,�he's�won so�many�awards�over�the�years
that�I've�frankly�lost�track. (chuckling)
Uh...�oh.�You�know,�there�is�one belt�buckle�here
that�seems�to�be�missing.�I...
-�His�win�at�Nationals�in�Vegas.
That�was�in�'99,�wasn't�it?
-�You�do�know�rodeo,�wow! (chuckling)
-�Not�at�all.�But�when�Dan said�he�was�thinking
about�building�a�rodeo stadium�with�the�McMurrays,
I�did�my�homework.
-�Very�impressive.
-�We�went�to�business school�together.
Still�like�to�use this�brain�of�mine�sometimes.
-�Well,�we�are�very�excited to�be�going�into�business
with�someone�who�has�such an�amazing�track�record
celebrating�my�late husband�Dusty.
-�And�your�son�too,�right? Austin?
-�Well,�I�must�admit�I�have done�my�homework�too.
And�uh,�in�regard�to�the�name,
in�full�disclosure,�I�would�like to�call�it,�"Booker�Stadium."
(laughing)
And�I�have�brought some�paperwork
if�you�wouldn't�mind signing.�Thank�you.
-�You're�serious?
-�Given�the�size of�my�investment,
I�think�that�makes perfect�sense.�Don't�you?�Oh.
-�Grandpa,�look�at�my�picture! -�But�the�renderings,
they�all�say�McMurray�Stadium. -�Oh,�yes.
And�we've�been�using�them to�attract�more�investors
at�our�office. -�But�with�our�name.
I�mean,�Booker...�Booker... It's�an�oil�company.
-�Yeah.�Well, we�would�like�to�uh,
convey�that�we're�more than�that�these�days.
I�mean,�don't�worry, we�fully�intend
to�honour�the�legacy of�your�family
and�use�all�of�your�memorabilia.
This�is�really�just more�about�the�naming�rights.
-�But�what�does�Hank�say?
-�Oh,�I�wouldn't�worry about�Hank.
He's�a�good�businessman.
-�Well,�what�a�nice-looking ranch.
-�It's�your�ranch.
(bottles�clattering)
-�This�is�top�shelf! -�Right?
I've�never�had�to�lock�up liquor�before.
Gus.�You're�a�guest. -�What?
-�Just�the�other�day,�he�said I�was�practically�family.
Plus,�you're�actually doing�me�a�favour.
I�need�to�keep�busy.
-�It's�not�your�wedding�day.
-�No,�it�isn't.
(car�honking)
(Tuff):�Look�at�that�car!
(sighing) (whistling)
-�My�dad�has�a�guy for�everything.
Even�in�Canyon, he's�got�a�car�guy.
-�Tucker?
-�Tuff!
Saw�you�on�stage the�other�night.
Now,�if�you�need�any�gear... -�No,�I'm�good.
-�Hey,�you�can�give�me�the�keys.
-�This�is�a�200,000-dollar vehicle.
I�hand�the�keys�over to�Dan�Booker�or�no�one.
-�It's�okay.�I'm�his�son.
-�Oh,�Little�Booker�don't�count. -�I'm�sorry,�who�are�you?
-�He's�nobody.
-�Doesn't�really�matter, does�it?
I'll�give�you�a�couple�of seconds�to�hand�me�the�keys.
Or�you�can�take�it�back and�we'll�find�another�car�guy.
(laughing) -�Okay,�junior.
I�need�it�back�by�noon�tomorrow. -�Great.
(whispering):�The�buckle.
(Tucker):�Oh,�hey,�Tuff.
How's�your�brother�doing?
Looking�forward to�seeing�him�step�up.
(laughing)
What's�up? (chuckling)
(sighing) -�You�good?
-�Yeah.�Guys�like�that just�get�under�my�skin.
(roaring�engine) (screeching�tires)
-�I�know�what�you�mean.
-�Okay.
So,�the�stains�are�half�an�inch on�either�side
and�the�tears�are�near�the�seam.
-�You�know,�in�the�Marines, we�hemmed�our�own�pants.
-�Well,�I'm�guessing your�uniforms�were�made of�Peau-de-soie.
-�Peau-de-what?
-�Uh,�I�need�a�sewing�machine.
-�All�right.�Uh,�don't�know how�to�operate�that,
but�Mom�has�one. -�Okay.�Yeah.
You�stay�here,�um, clear�out�this�table,
get�a�drop�cloth and�I�will�grab�the�machine.
-�Ma'am,�yes,�ma'am!
-�At�ease.
(playing�guitar)
(Missy):�So,�the�groom will�be�here�at�four.
(sighing) And�hair�and�makeup�will�be�here
in�like�an�hour�and�a�half?
-�All�right.
-�We�can�go�wait�inside. -�Okay.
It's�kind�of�crazy�to�head�back
into�the�bridal�suite as�a�bride.
You�ever�think�about�doing�it again?�Marriage?
-�Uh- -�Uh,�sorry.�I�shouldn't...
be�asking�you�that. You're�dating�my�brother.
-�Oh,�no.�No,�it's�fine. Don't�worry�about�it.
-�It's�okay�if�you�haven't thought�about�it.
I�mean,�a�lot�of�people�don't get�over�their�first�love.
Not�me.
-�Uh,�no,�you�know,�it's�not... really�that.
I�just�wanna�make�sure�that I�really�know�myself�first.
-�Yeah,�I�don't�really�have that�kind�of�time.
I�just�want�Sophie to�have�stability
'cause�I'm�kind�of all�over�the�place.
-�And�I'm... I'm�sure�you're�in�love.
(chuckling) -�Yeah.
I�mean...
All�my�parents�ever�really wanted�was�for�me
to�find�a�good�guy�and I�screwed�up�the�first�time,
so�hopefully, I�get�it�right�this�time.
Where�is�the�dress?
-�Uh,�I�think�Val�has�it.
But�I�will�just�call�her and�double-check.
Why�don't�we�wait�on�the�porch? -�Okay.
-�Just�take�a�seat�right�there. I'll�just�give�her�a�quick�call.
(sighing) -�Okay.
-�Val,�hi.
It's�Missy.�I'm�just�calling to�see�if�you�have�the�dress?
Great,�half�an�hour? I�will�let�Laura�know.
Well,�she�has�your�dress and�they're�just�airing�it�out.
-�Okay.�They? -�Oh,�uh,�she.
Just,�you�know,�keeping�it�away from�any�lipsticks.
(chuckling) -�Okay.�So...
Do�you�think that�I�should�go�with
a�more�autumn�colour�or...
I�mean,�pink�goes�better with�my�skin�tone,
but�it's�kind�of�young. But�it...
If�I�choose�the�wrong shade�of�red,
my�mom�is�actually gonna�lose�her�mind.
(sighing)
-�Hey,�Laura,�are�you�okay?
-�Yeah.
Yeah,�just...�pre-wedding jitters,�I�guess.
-�Right.
(sighing)
Hey.�Do�you�wanna�take a�trail�ride?
-�Like�on�a�horse? -�Like�on�a�horse.
They're�very�calming.
-�Yeah,�I�could�use�calming. -�I�thought�so.
(soft�acoustic�music)
-�You're�sure�it's�the�buckle? -�Yes.
I'd�know�it�anywhere, I've�seen�it�a�million�times.
I�just�don't�get�why�Tucker�has his�hands�on�it.
-�Hey!
Uh,�Tuff,�do�you�know�where the�sewing�machine�is?
-�Um,�back�at�the�house.
Stairs,�hall�closet. -�Thanks.
-�Oh.
-�Uh,�I�gotta�go�hem�my�dress.
-�Hey.�You�guys�almost�done? -�Not�really.
-�Oh!�Ah... -�Sorry�to�make�a�fuss,
but�the�chairs�need�to�be 33�inches�apart.
I�specified�in�an�e-mail.
-�Hm.�Sure.
-�Of�course.�Well, the�customer's�always�right.
Well,�I�may�be�the�one making�adjustments,
but�I�think�we�all�know who�the�real�customer�is.
-�Yes,�well,�apparently,
it's�Sophie�who�is at�this�very�moment
with�Cody�putting�sparkles
on�the�centrepieces. -�What?
-�Well,�I�think she�has�warmed�up
to�the�idea�that�her�mom is�remarrying.
It's�good. (sighing)
-�Well,�I�actually�meant�Laura.
We're�all�so�happy�for�her.
She's�always�going from�thing�to�thing,
looking�for�stability. -�Ah.
-�Josh�is�just�so�good�with�her. And�Sophie.
(chuckling) I�apologize�for�Daniel.
He�has�trouble�separating�his personal�from�his�business�life.
-�Thank�you.
I,�uh...
I�just�think�what�he's�asking is�not�really�fair.
Although�maybe he�isn't�even�asking.
(chuckling)
-�I'm�sorry,�Isabel.
I,�on�the�other�hand,�have no�problem�separating�the�two.
That�looks�much�better.
(soft�acoustic�music)
-�Is�that�Laura's�dress? What�are�you�doing?
-�Fixing�it. -�Fixing?
-�In�or�out.�Make�up�your�mind.
-�So,�who�are�you�avoiding?
-�Is�it�that�obvious?
Oh,�um,�everyone?
My�dad�mostly.
-�Um,�I'm�gonna�be�right�back.
Just�gonna�get�an�iron. (clearing�throat)
(sighing) -�Okay...
(door�opening)
(door�closing)
Um...
I�know�it's�too�little�too�late,
but�I�really�am�sorry about�your�wrist.
-�Oh.�That�was�on�me when�I�threw�the�first�punch.
-�Yeah.�Shocked the�hell�out�of�me.
(chuckling) I�hadn't�been�in�a�fistfight
since�boarding�school?
-�Yeah,�it�shows. (chuckling)
-�Yeah.�Yeah,�it�did.
And�now,�weddings�and�um...
Um,�the�last�family wedding�was�mine.
-�Huh,�you�were�married.
-�Almost.
Got�all�the�way�to�the�altar,
stood�there�for...�30�minutes
before�I�heard that�she�was�a�no-show.
-�Oof.
-�Yeah.
(Laura):�Oh,�my�God, best�idea�ever.
I�can�finally�breathe�again.
-�Yeah,�there's�nothing�like the�high�country�air.
It's�what�grounded�me on�my�wedding�day.
-�So,�you�had�jitters�too?
-�Ah.�Think�I�was�just more�so�excited
to�start�my�life�with�Austin. -�Mm.
-�I�knew�exactly what�I�wanted�for�us.
We�would�travel�the�circuit,
I'd�watch�him�win�competition after�competition,
then�we'd�have�little�ones
eventually�take�over�the�ranch so�Isabel�could�retire.
Have�big�family�Christmases with�sleigh�rides
and�snowball�fights. -�Yeah.�That's�what�I�want.
Minus�the�circuit. (laughing)
-�Yeah.�Life�doesn't�always�turn out�that�way�now,�does�it?
-�I�don't�know,�I�just...
I�want�today�to�be�perfect
and�then,�I�will�figure�out the�rest�later.
-�I�mean,�even�if�today is�not�perfect,�it...
it's�just�a�wedding. That�doesn't�define�marriage.
You�know,�marriage�is your�life's�journey�together.
-�Yeah.
-�Careful�that�doesn't�fall�off.
(laughing) -�Yeah.
It's�five�karats.
My�mom�was�very�excited
about�the�five. -�Mm.
-�She�just�wants�me
and�Sophie�to�be�secure.
And�considering�I�started three�businesses
and�they�all�flopped,�I�don't think�I�can�do�it�myself.
-�I�mean,�you�pulled this�wedding�together�yourself
in�just�a�couple�of�weeks,
so�I�think�you're�more than�capable.
(sighing) Where�are�you?
-�What? -�Oh,�nothing.
-�Is�it�my�mother? -�No,�no,�no.
No,�everything's�fine.
-�Is�it�Josh?
Did�he�post...�Did�he�postpone the�wedding?
-�What? -�I�mean,�maybe�that's�why
he�postponed�his�flight and,�and,�and...
(nervous�chuckle) He�got�nerves�too.
I�mean,�boardroom�mergers
don't�make�for�great�marriages. -�No,�that's�not�it�at�all.
Josh�is�fine,�everything�is...
(sighing) ...fine.�It's�just...
It's�your�dress.
If�you're�gonna�blame anyone,�blame�me.
-�Me.�I...�I�ripped�it.
-�This�is�a�35,000-dollar�dress.
-�Wait. (both):�What?
-�For�this?
-�We�were�trying�to�be�really, really�careful.�I�swear.
-�It�took�1,500�hours�and five�seamstresses�to�make.
-�We'll�fix�it. -�Mm-hmm.
(laughing)
-�What's�happening? -�I�don't�know.
-�I'm�sorry,�it's�just if�my�mother�saw�this,
her�brain�would�explode. (laughing)
This�is�all�Grace�Booker.
She�can't...�she�can't�see�this. She'll�be�devastated.
-�She'll�never�know. -�Yeah,�we'll,�uh,
we'll�keep�an�eye�out.
-�Okay.
(sighing)
-�Did�you�notice how�Grace�Booker
was�kind�of�looking�at�Val?
-�Maybe.
-�And�then,�Tucker�and�that whole�belt�buckle�thing?
-�You're�starting to�sound�like�me.
-�I�know�that�I�questioned�you in�the�beginning,
but�you�were�onto�something with�Val�and�the�IDs.
Maybe�you�have�a�really�good Spidey-sense.
-�So,�what�are�you�suggesting?
That�I�confront�her?
'Cause�the�last�time�I�did�that,
I�got�in�a�lot�of�trouble with�my�boyfriend.
-�"Boyfriend."
-�Is�that�okay�or�is�that gonna�be�a�problem?
-�It's�about�damn�time!
Because�I've�come�to�realize
that�my�boyfriend's�number�one priority�is�protecting
the�people�he�loves.
So,�as�long�as�it's�coming from�that�place...
Nicely�done.
But�I�think�you�missed a�little�spot.
(���Finally����by�Vandella)
���Finally,�finally my�lover's�coming�around���
���Finally,�finally my�lover's�coming�around���
���Baby,�come�around�����
(door�opening) (Cash):�Just�me.�Don't�worry.
All�right. (sighing)
How�is�it?
-�Here.�Done! (chuckling)
-�You�did�it! -�Well,�if�you�look�closer,
you�can�see�that�the�seams have�been�restitched.
-�Yeah,�uh,�who�cares, all�right?
It's�wearable,�it�looks�great. I�mean,�you...
you�saved�the�day. -�Yeah.
You�know,�I�gotta�say... I�nailed�it!
(laughing) -�You�nailed�it.
-�Ooh! -�Woo!
(laughing)
-�Cash. (chuckling)
We...�we�laugh�and�we�get�along. -�Mm-hmm.
(laughing) -�I'm�stunning,�you're...
decently�attractive.
How�long�are�we�gonna�dance around�this?
-�I'm�not�dancing.
(soft�acoustic�music)
-�Um...
We�should�get�this�to�the�bride.
-�Yeah.�Yeah.
(clearing�throat)
-�Uh,�give�you�a�flower for�your�thoughts�there.
(sighing)
Sorry.�I�can�come�back�later.
-�Daniel�Booker�wants�to�have the�stadium�be�in�his�name.
-�What�now?
Well...�Well,�what�did�Hank�say?
-�Hank�is�off�the�grid.
-�Oh,�right,�yeah. He's�gone�fishing.
-�Yep,�he's�gone�fishing.
Now,�Daniel�Booker can�bamboozle�me
with�all�this�paperwork
that�I�have�to�sign by�the�end�of�the�day.
-�Yeah,�but�Dusty�and�Austin, that's...
I�mean,�that's�the�reason that�you�did�this�whole�thing
in�the�first�place.
(sighing) -�Maybe�I�should�just�sign.
I�don't�know.�I�don't�know. -�No.
Isabel,�listen.�You...
You�have�to�speak his�love�language.
-�Cody... -�No,�no.
Helen�gave�me�this�book on�relationships.
Obviously,�that�didn't�help�us too�much,�but...
Turns�out,�everyone�has a�different�love�language.
-�I'm�not�marrying Daniel�Booker.
-�No,�no.�It's�a�business partnership,
so�it's�like�a�union.
You�have�to�figure�out
what�language your�partner�speaks.
Then,�you'll�know how�to�deal�with�him.
-�Well,�let's�bring�that�up at�the�meeting�next�week.
Yeah.�Okay,�I'll�see�you�then.
Bye-bye.
Oh.
(clearing�throat) Good.
Great.
I'll�make�sure�that�Hank�gets this�first�thing�Monday�morning.
Thank�you. -�I�didn't�sign�it.
-�Isabel,�I�am�uh... (chuckling)
...making�a�significant investment�here.
-�The�McMurray�name�may�not�come with�a�dollar�sign,
but�we�are�worth�something. -�Of�course.
We�have�every�intention of�putting�up�a�wall�of�honour.
-�You're�using�our�name... to�attract�investors.
And�that�is�the�money that�we�bring�to�the�table.
-�Ah,�I�see.
So,�the�McMurray�name�does come�with�a�dollar�sign�then.
-�Yes,�I�suppose�it�does. -�Right.
Well,�then,�I�guess�we'll�be revisiting�the�name,�won't�we?
-�Yes.�We�will.
-�Hey,�have�either�of�you seen�or�talked�to�Gus?
-�Yeah,�yeah.�He's�been... he's�been�keeping�busy.
(sighing)
-�Laura,�you�look�beautiful.
-�Wow,�it�fits�like�a�glove.
-�I�just�realized�that�I�don't having�anything�borrowed.
I�have�something�old,�new,�blue,
but�nothing- -�Uh,�I�feel�very
out�of�place�here.�I'm�gonna leave�you�ladies�to�it.
-�Oh,�wait,�Cash.�Do�you�mind opening�a�bottle�of�champagne
for�us�before�you�go? -�Yeah,�you�got�it.
-�I'm�gonna�go�check on�the�caterers.
-�Why�don't�you�borrow something�of�mine?
-�It�just�has�to�represent�love.
-�Here.
(sentimental�music)
Austin�proposed�to�me�with�this.
I�always�loved�him�more than�the�engagement�ring�itself.
It�showed�that�he�knew�me better�than�anyone�else.
-�It's�beautiful.
(bottle�opening)
-�I�was�thinking�maybe�you�could
put�your�rings�inside�and�Sophie can�walk�down�the�aisle�with�it.
-�She�would�love�that.
(door�closing)
Josh�would�love�that�too. He's�a�romantic.
You're�gonna�love�him. Everyone�loves�him.
-�Can�I�make...�an�observation?
-�Yes,�of�course.
-�You've�talked�a�lot about�Josh�today,
about�how�your�parents�love�him, how�Sophie�loves�him,
how�Gus�loves�him.
But�I�haven't...
actually�heard�you�say that�you�love�him.
(indistinct�chatter)
-�Hey,�hey,�you�guys.
Um,�can�I�talk�to�you for�a�second?
I�really�hate�to�be the�bearer�of�bad�news,
but�Laura�has�decided not�to�get�married�today,
and�she�wanted�me�to�relay that�information�to�you.
-�What?!�No,�no.�No. (overlapping�chatter)
-�But�we�just�saw�her in�her�dress.
-�Where�is�she?�Why�isn't�she telling�us�this�herself?
-�I�need�to�talk�to�her. -�She�left�about�15�minutes�ago.
She's�already�spoken�to�Josh and�she�has�Sophie�with�her.
-�Okay... -�How�did�she�leave?
We�flew�here. -�She�took�the�getaway�car.
-�Maybe�don't�call�it�that?
-�We�have�70�guests�arriving!
-�Do�you�know�how�much�business this�is�gonna�cost�me?
-�It's�a�marriage,�just... -�I�don't�understand!
This�morning�on�the�way�up�here,
she�was�bubbling with�excitement.
Then,�she�spent�the�day with�you.
(sighing) -�What?
-�What?�What�did�you�say?
(overlapping�chatter)
-�Gus. -�I�don't,�uh,�just,�uh,
maybe�just�tell�us what�happened.
Maybe�you�said�something. -�Really?�You�think�I�did�this?
-�I'm�calling�Laura.�You�call the�car.�We're�out�of�here.
-�Maybe.�You�have�your commitment�issues...
(Cash):�Commitment�issues? Or�she�just�wants�to�make�sure
she�finds�the�right�person?
-�Really?�After�what we�talked�about?
-�Wait,�what�did�you�talk�about? -�Gus,�I'm�sorry�about
what�happened,�man, but�this�isn't�your�wedding.
-�Your�wedding? What�is�he�talking�about?
-�I�was�left�at�the�altar.
(indistinct�chatter) -�Gus,�I'm�sorry.
I,�I�hadn't... Why�didn't�you�tell�me?
-�I�don't�know�and�now, it's�happening�again.
-�Okay,�well,�look,�I'm�sorry. I'm�really...
I'm�sorry�that�this�is happening�to�you�guys,
but�I'm�not�the�reason�that
Laura�decided to�call�off�her�marriage.
She�wasn't�in�love and�she�realized
she�was�just�doing�this to�make�you�guys�happy.
-�You�know�what? I've�had�enough
and�we�are�out�of�here! Let's�go.�Let's�go.
-�Wait�a�minute!�What�about, I�mean,�the�caterers,
the�guests�are�arriving, what...?
-�You�handle�it,�Isabel. This�is�on�you.
-�Gus. -�I'm,�I'm�sorry.
I'm�sorry�about�all�this. I�just�can't.
(indistinct�chatter)
-�Could�you�just�give�me a�minute?
-�Yeah,�make�it�quick. -�Thanks.
-�Hey. -�Hey.
Um,�I�think�everybody just�needs�to�cool�down.
-�Yeah,�of�course.
Look,�I'm...
I'm�so�sorry�that�I've�been so...�back�and�forth�with�us.
I...�I�can�only�imagine�with everything�you've�been�through
that�it�must�be�hard,�um...
I�just,�I�didn't�wanna�lose myself�in�something�again
because�I�did�that�with�Austin, but�you're�not�like�that.
You�let�me�be�me.
(chuckling) -�It's�because�I...
You�know�how�I�feel about�you,�right?
-�Yeah.�You've�been�so�patient.
-�I�just�um...
When�my�wedding�went�sideways, Laura�kind�of�rescued�me.
She�protected�me from�my�parents
and�helped�clean�up in�the�aftermath.
-�And�you'll...�let�me�know
if�there's�anything I�can�do�to�help�with�that.
-�Um...
I�think�I�just...�I�need to�spend�time�with�my�family
right�now,�so...
For�now,�I�think�I�just�need some�space.
(gasping) (Missy):�Okay.
Uh,�and�by�space,�you�mean...
-�Just�take�care of�yourself,�okay?
-�Gus...
(indistinct�chatter)
(soft�music)
(Valeria):�Missy.
(breathing�heavily)
-�I�never�forget�a�face. What�is�your�name?
-�Uh,�Valeria.
-�When�we�were�in�Houston,
Dan�and�I�donated�to�a�hospital, St.�Vincent.
Did�you�volunteer�there?
-�I�don't�know�that�place. (chuckling)
-�Hmm.
It'll�come�to�me.
(breathing�heavily)
-�Hey,�Austin.�There�you�are.
Missy's�been�looking everywhere�for�you. She's�in�the�stables.
-�Hey.�You�think�I'm�pulling too�much�to�the�left�here?
(sighing) -�Hey,�can�you�not�think
about�riding�for�one�night,�man?
You're�getting married�tomorrow.
-�Yeah.�I�am,�but�thankfully,
my�bride�is�a�little�more understanding�than�you�are.
-�Yeah,�she's�the�most understanding�person I've�ever�met.
-�All�right.
You�think�I'm�doing�this for�me,�huh?
In�case�you�forgot,
our�daddy�was�the�king of�bull�riding
in�this�part�of�the�country.
Now,�you�were�too�young to�remember,
but�when�he�died,
everyone�said�that�I'd�be walking�in�his�boots�one�day.
All�right?�I�am�doing�this for�the�family
and�don't�you�ever�forget�that. -�Come�on,�Austin!
Don't�make�it�sound like�you're�suffering.
You�love�the�attention!
You�love�it!�Just...�Just�don't
drag�Missy�along trying�to�cheer�you�on.
-�Okay.�You�wanna hear�me�say�it?�Yeah.
I�love�this. But�so�does�she.
-�You�love�it.�You�love�it.
You�don't�even...
You�don't�even�see�her.
-�I�see�her.
I�see�her,�Cash.�Okay?
I�see�how�much�she�knows about�bull�riding.
She�is�my�muse,�brother.
-�She's�just�a�prize for�you,�Austin.
She's�just�a�pretty�girl hanging�on�to�your�arm,
but�you�don't�love�her�the�way she�deserves�to�be�loved!
-�And�you�do?
(soft�acoustic�music)
If�you�see�her�so�well,�why isn't�she�marrying�you?�Huh?
She�is�marrying�me.
It's�over,�Cash.
(groaning)
(cellphone):�And�there�it�is!
Austin�McMurray�does�it�again!
The�champ!
(soft�music)
-�That�man�gets�under�my�skin.
Imagine�just�being so�self-centred
that�you�make�your�daughter's broken�engagement
about�yourself. (scoffing)
How�can�I�even�go into�business�with�that�guy?
-�You�know,�at�least�now, you�saw�his�true�colours.
You�can�decide�whether you�can�put�up�with�him�or�not.
You�know�what�I�mean. (sighing)
Well,�yeah. Got�a�lot�of�food�here.
-�That�a�suggestion�or...? -�No,�ma'am.
Nope.�That's�uh, that's�an�invitation.
I�want�you�to�be�my�plus-one.
(sweet�music)
(sighing)
(door�opening) -�Hi.
-�You�trying�to�escape�too?
-�Yeah,�that�was�intense. -�Yeah.
-�Is�uh,�is�Missy�okay?
-�Yeah,�I�think�so. (chuckling)
Uh,�hey. -�Cash.
For�a�while�now,�I've�been feeling�this�um...
spark�between�us.
-�Me�too.
-�And�a�few�weeks�ago, when�we�had�those�moments...
...I�was�confused.�I�didn't�know what�to�feel.
-�Um,�yeah.�Look,�clearly, we�have�this�spark,
but�you�know, maybe�it's�just�not�uh...
like�that,�you�know.
-�Yeah.
-�Friends�forever?
-�Friends�forever.
Hey,�can�I�give�you�some�advice? As�a�friend?
I�think�you�need to�be�honest�with�yourself.
(sighing)
In�your�heart, there's�only�one�person
and�if�you're�not�kissing�her...
...I�don't�think�any�kiss is�gonna�feel�right.
(���Don't�Look�Down��� by�The�Lynnes)
-�I�love�you,�Val.
-�Love�you�too. (clearing�throat)
(sniffling) Um...
I'm�gonna�bring�this�to�Isabel. -�Yes.
(crying)
-�Val. -�Ah.
-�Good�timing.
-�Hi. -�Are�you�okay?
-�Yeah.�Yeah,�it's�just some�wedding.
-�Yeah.
Uh,�I�know�everything's been�crazy,
dealing�with the�wedding�planning,
and�the�Bookers,�and-
-�And�you�kind�of�ran�out of�there�pretty�quickly
when�you�saw�Grace.
-�I�just�want�you�to�know...
...you're�family. No�matter�what.
Maybe�not�by�name, but�in�your�heart.�So...
If�there's�anything you�need�to�speak�now
or�forever�hold your�peace�about...
-�Tuff...
(sobbing)
-�We�got�your�back.
It's�okay.
It'll�be�okay.
all�the�way�over�here.
Just�stop�blaming�yourself.
(sighing)
-�I�pushed...�Gus�away
because�I�somehow�managed to�convince�Laura
to�call�off�her�wedding?�I...
-�Do�you�really�think�she�left the�man�she�was�gonna�marry
because�of�something that�you�said?
-�Well,�no,�but...
-�No.
-�He�still�left.
(sighing)
This�is�really�gonna�mess�up
the�stadium�deal�for�you, isn't�it?
-�No.�Look,�there�will�be fallout,�but...
We'll�weather�it�and, you�know...
...move�on.
Just�one�thing�at�a�time. -�Mmm.
What�a�day.
-�I�think�I�just�went on�a�date�with�Cody.
-�What?
Wait,�really?�Where?�When?
-�We...�had�wedding food�together.
-�Oh!
-�With�a�man�that I'm�not�related�to.
(laughing)
And�I�haven't�been�on�a�date with�anyone�since�Dusty.
-�Can�I�ask�why�not?
-�Well,�I...
I�mean,�I�was�suddenly�left with�two�young�boys
and�another�on�the�way, and�a�working�ranch,
I�just,�I�didn't�have time�to�mourn,
much�less�think�about�dating.
And�then,�you�came�along. (chuckling)
And�Val�showed�up,�and...
I�just...
I�never�really�thought�about�it.
-�Well,�you�know�you�have�a�lot to�offer�someone,�right?
-�Yeah,�I�know,�I...
Look,�I�love�the�ranch.
I�love�my�family.
I�don't�need�a�man complicating�all�that.
-�Yeah,�but...�wouldn't�it�be nice�to�get�all�dressed�up
and�go�for�dinner�and�feel�those butterflies�in�your�stomach?
-�No.�I�just�want�to�skip the�wining�and�the�dining
and�the�gameplaying,
and�just�get�right to�the�good�part.
And�then,�you�stay�up�all�night
binge-watching a�great�murder�mystery.
(laughing)
Right? -�Yeah.
I�don't�mind the�wining�and�dining.
And�the�butterflies.
But�really,�I�just... want�someone�to�wake�up�next�to.
Gosh,�why�is�it�so�hard�for�us to�get�what�we�want?
-�If�I�knew�the�answer�to�that, we'd�be�richer�than�Oprah.
(laughing) Right?
(sighing)
-�Hey. -�Mm.
-�Hey. -�Hate�to�crash�the�party,
but�can�we�borrow�you�guys for�a�minute?
-�Yeah.�What's... what's�going�on?
-�I�have�to�tell�you�something.
(somber�music)
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