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NARRATOR: Previously on One Tree Hill:

I had a fire at the diner. I lost everything.

Please, Haley.

- I just need a little help. - It's just for a night or two.

You're gonna have to make other arrangements.

Of course.

- I'm worried. - People sleepwalk.

QUINN: They don't get dressed, grab their phone, and go sleep in a park.

HALEY: I'm gonna go meet the guy that's gonna run Red Bedroom.

Well, well.

I've called golf courses, the bars and the strip clubs.

I don't think your father's in town.

BROOKE: Daddy.

[TED LAUGHS]

You're worried about the sound stage?

JULIAN: The movie that was going to rent our stage fell through.

It's gonna work out, right?

BROOKE: It's gonna work out.

Hello, son.

[JULIAN GRUNTS]

Julian.

- Julian, wake up. - What's wrong, baby?

- Nothing. - That's good.

Not good. The babies.

What about them?

They're not crying.

And we're sleeping.

JULIAN: They're gone. Someone stole them. BROOKE: Oh, my God. Ow! Oh.

VICTORIA: Good morning.

BROOKE: Mom? - I must be dreaming. Quick, slap me.

Thank you.

She's still here.

When did you get in? How did you get in?

The key under the lawn gnome.

Does everybody know about the key under the lawn gnome?

Apparently, yes. Are the boys okay?

Of course. I've done this before, you know.

Barely.

There's coffee and pastries.

And you don't see your father doing things like this.

Dad. I told him I'd meet him for breakfast.

But we have breakfast here.

Well, we have business to discuss.

What business?

Oh, my God, I love coffee cake.

He's gonna help me with Baker Man.

Quiet babies, coffee cake. Amazing.

But we were gonna do the clothing line together.

Yes, Mother, we were, until you said no.

Daddy said yes.

[VICTORIA SCOFFS]

This is so good, Victoria.

This is not good, Hales.

I come home to find my father holding Lydia?

I know, but he said his diner burned down...

and we were standing in a church.

- What was I supposed to do? - Give him money.

I offered. He said he didn't want money, he needed a place to stay.

I would love to have talked to you before I made this decision. I couldn't.

What do you want me to say? I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

Don't... Don't be sorry.

One of the things I love about you is how caring you are.

Just, this caught me by surprise.

I suppose Jamie's thrilled.

Yeah, he is.

You know, I did tell Dan that if you said he has to go, he has to go.

So, what do you think?

You have to go.

Get dressed.

[BEEPING]

[GRUNTS]

Sorry, sweetness.

[PLAYING "WHAT I LOVE ABOUT YOUR LOVE"]

You sure you wanna rerecord these guitar parts?

Because once people find out Chris Keller played on your track...

- I'm just saying. - Heh.

What happened to you, anyway?

My therapist said I wasn't held enough as a child.

Not what I'm talking about. What happened to you as an artist?

What? I had a song all over TV last year.

What song?

All right.

[SINGING] Toaster pastry

You look so good and yummy

Toaster pastry Get into my tummy

The toaster pastry song. That was you?

- Thought Quinn made that up. - That song pays my rent.

But you were kind of a big deal.

Whoa. Chris Keller's still a big deal.

I just...

I just I missed some opportunities back then.

Took some things for granted.

Sometimes I wish somebody would've talked to me.

- Somebody's gotta talk to him. - Ratings are better than ever.

They love the cooking segments, his restaurant reviews...

Come on. You cannot make this about the show. We're talking about his health.

I've tried discussing it with him, but I chicken out. He's getting worse.

- Okay, I'll do it. - No, I'll do it.

But if it goes poorly, I need you to back me up.

Of course. Besides, we've both been there.

[SIGHS]

Yeah.

Marvin?

- Honey? MOUTH: I'm in here.

Can I talk to you for a second?

- Hey, baby. - Hi.

Mwah. Whoop. I got a little mayo on you there.

So, what's up?

Nothing.

Clay.

I'm okay.

- I was so worried. - It's okay. I'm okay.

I don't know what's happening to me.

Hey, Jamie, uh, go get me the magazine in the living room.

- Which one? - Just the magazine off the coffee table.

- Why? - What?

Why do you need it?

- Dude, just get me the magazine. - Okay. Fine.

- Don't talk to strangers. - Oh!

- Ha-ha-ha. JAMIE: Oh. Oh.

- I got you, didn't I? - Yeah.

- I missed you, boy. - I missed you too.

- Whoa. Where you going? - I have to get this to Mom.

She has to have it for some reason.

[CHUCKLES]

Okay, Jamie, I was thinking you might wanna hang out with me today.

Shoot some hoops, go see Clay or something?

Okay.

And by the way, thanks for letting Grandpa Dan stay. It's pretty awesome.

Mom, you didn't set a place for Grandpa.

Mm. Amazing breakfast, Haley.

Better than at your diner?

- I don't know about that. JAMIE: Ha, ha.

Grandpa, I thought one of these nights we could go camp out in the backyard.

I could set up my tent and everything.

Actually, Jamie, I may be leaving tonight.

- Why? - Well, the insurance people arranged...

a place for me to stay in town.

But you have a place to stay right here.

They can't make you leave, can they?

I'm afraid they can.

Mm.

This coffee cake was really good.

A fashion line with her father.

I'm sure she would love to have you involved.

Look, I know he's doing this on purpose.

I can just see that stupid, smug face of his...

smoking one of those disgusting cigars...

and laughing that despicable laugh.

- You guys really loved each other. - Watch it. How come when you thought...

I was a threat to Brooke, you gave me this talk about being good to her?

When Ted's in the picture...

you just sit there with that ridiculous haircut, eating bacon and cracking wise?

What's wrong with my haircut?

- How come he gets a free pass? - He doesn't get a free pass.

I just want Brooke to be happy.

And right now she's happy because her father's back in her life.

He's up to something. You'll see.

Maybe he's not. Maybe it's all in your head.

- You're saying it's all in my head? - Not definitively.

But all your tests look fine.

Have you ever seen a psychiatrist?

Heh. So you don't think there's anything actually wrong with me?

Clay. She's just trying to help.

[CLAY SCOFFS]

A long time ago I saw a psychiatrist.

Can I ask why?

My wife passed away. My doctor thought it would help to talk to someone.

- And did it? - No, not really.

That was a long time ago, and I don't think that's what's affecting me.

I just need to sleep better.

So isn't there some kind of treatment or prescription you can recommend?

Why did you suggest a psychiatrist, Dr. Hudson?

Historically, many sleep disorders are triggered by something psychological.

- Why wouldn't you? - Because it's weird.

It's not weird. It might help.

And it might not.

Clay, if seeing a psychiatrist is going to help you, then go see a psychiatrist.

Why are you being so stubborn?

How am I being stubborn?

You didn't even wanna go to the doctor. You said you were fine.

Then I wake up and you're nowhere to be found and this isn't getting better.

You understand what this feels like?

How would you like to be wandering around?

I wouldn't wanna be. But if I was...

and seeing a psychiatrist could stop it, then I would go in a second.

I think it's terrible what's happening to you.

But this is happening to me too.

I feel so panicked because you're out there and you're not yourself.

I'm worried that someone is going to hurt you...

or something bad is going to happen to you.

I know.

But just let me try this new medication and let's see what happens.

I have an agency to run. I have to go to Europe now that Nate's back.

I know that this is our problem, it's not just mine, but I have a life to live.

And what about tonight?

- What if it happens again? - I don't know. Handcuff me to the bed.

- Clay. - I'm serious.

You know, why not? Might be fun.

I couldn't do it.

- You didn't talk to him? - I didn't know how.

- It's not an easy subject to just bring up. - What's the problem?

You just say, "I think you're really plumping up there, Jumbo."

- You better not say it like that. - Me?

- Yes, you. - Fine. I will talk to him.

Good. Here he comes.

- Hey. MILLIE: Hey, honey.

What's up, Jerry?

Have a good show.

Thanks.

So who's that guy who told Alex her song's no good?

Crappy. Ahem. He said it was crappy.

His name's Chris Keller.

Oh, I read about that guy.

He dates a lot of girls.

You should probably be worried.

Dude, shut up.

Besides, things are great with me and Alex.

Too bad she doesn't have a little sister so we could double date.

How old's her mom, do you think?

How would you like to go on a little covert mission today?

Cool, like what?

Like steal Alex's room key from her purse at Red Bedroom Records.

And then move all her stuff over here.

- Why? - So she can move in.

You're asking Alex to move in? What about me?

You have a house, Chuck.

But still. Let me move in.

[CHUCKLES]

Chuck, I'm asking Alex to move in with me because she's my girlfriend.

And because I love her.

- You do? - Yeah. I do.

Gross. Or cool.

I don't know.

So, what do you think? You wanna help me?

And mess with that creep Chris Keller?

Definitely.

Attaboy. Let's go.

Hi, Daddy, it's me again. I'm just wondering where you are.

Call me.

[ON SPEAKERS] That's what I love about your love

The moon is brighter than the morning sun

That's what I love about your love

The birds sing sweeter And the bees, they buzz

Ready to do background vocals?

- Yes. - Cool.

- Is that Chris Keller? - That's him.

What a tool. I'm gonna Chuck that guy right in the goods.

Hey.

Okay, here we go.

You distract them and I'll get her key. Be cool.

Hey. Chuck wanted to see the studio again. Do you mind?

- Um, we're kind of busy right now. - Great, he's coming in.

Watch me give this guy the business.

Cool.

CHASE: Come on, come on, come on.

Yes.

ALEX: Hey. - Hey.

What are you doing with my purse?

Uh... Oh. I needed some money.

You know, so I could buy you a present.

With my own money?

Yeah. Sorry.

Okay. Uh, that's fine.

I guess I will see you and the present that I'm buying myself later?

Definitely. Mm-hm.

Just come over when you're done.

- Okay. - Okay.

[ALEX CHUCKLES]

- Thanks for the money. Honey. - Uh-huh.

[MOUTHS] Honey?

CHUCK & CHRIS [SINGING]: It's all because of you

'Cause every day, I need you, baby

Some way we're gonna make it through

We're gonna make it

We're gonna make it

We're gonna make it

Just me and you

- Awesome, Chris Keller. - Ha, ha.

- Chuck, ahem, let's go. - No, thanks. Chris said I could stay.

Chuck. Tsk.

All right, fine.

- See you later, Chris Keller. - See you, buddy.

[BOTH SNAP]

- You really gave him the business. - Chris Keller called me buddy.

There's my cookie.

Daddy, your cookie's overbaked.

- I've been waiting forever. TED: I'm sorry, angel.

I found my way to our old country club and I couldn't resist.

Golfing or drinking?

A little bit of both. But here's the good news.

While you were sunning yourself, your old man was schmoozing an old friend...

- who wants to invest in Brooke Davis. - What old friend?

TED: Just some guy I know.

He said he read high-end baby clothes are the next big thing.

And I told him they will be if my talented daughter is designing them.

Bet your mother's hooves never moved that fast.

Dad, how would you feel if we included Mom?

You know, I think your mother had her chance and she betrayed your trust.

This is our turn. And, honey, we're gonna do it right.

You woke up in the park.

Cool.

CLAY: Thanks a lot. - He needed to know.

You need to see a doctor.

I saw a doctor. Everything's gonna be fine.

- Until it is, you can't go to Europe. - That's what I said.

- It's only happened a couple times. - Four.

- And it only happens at night. - It's like you're a werewolf.

Okay, I have a plan. All right?

Until the medication fixes it, I go to Europe.

During the day I scout, at night, I handcuff myself to the bed.

It's totally like you're a werewolf.

Your plan sucks, wolfy.

That's what I said.

Nate, you've been traveling a lot, you have a family.

You also have a partner that needs to pull his own weight.

You have a partner who can help you when you're not at your best.

- Which clearly you're not. - That's what I... I said that too.

You need to get well, Clay. That's it.

So, what, you're gonna go to Europe?

Try selling that to Haley.

I gotta go to Europe.

I thought Clay was going.

- I know, but apparently Clay... - Clay's a werewolf.

Clay's a werewolf.

- What? Nathan, you just got home. - I know, you have every right to say that.

But it turns out Clay has some kind of sleeping disorder.

He's been waking up all over town. Quinn found him in a park the other day.

And the police picked him up last night.

Oh. That's bad.

Yeah, his plan was to go to Europe and handcuff himself to the bed at night.

- That was his plan? - Exactly.

I know I've been gone way too much, but I am his business partner, Haley.

And the company is called Fortitude.

Stupid name.

There's a showcase for international talent.

All the best players are gonna be there. One of us has to go.

I go for a week or so, Clay gets better, I get to be home for the rest of the year.

No matter what.

Ugh. All right. You can go to Europe on one condition.

Take me with you and handcuff me to the bed.

- I wish. - You do wish.

- I wish too. - I'm sorry.

I love you and I'm not gonna be gone forever.

What do you wanna do about Dan?

Dan has to go.

Chuck. You gonna help me or what?

You think this looks like Chris Keller's hair?

Aw, come on.

You realize he's in the studio with my girlfriend right now.

Yeah, I know. Sucks for you.

That guy's so cool.

Any girl would fall for him.

Just help me carry this stuff to the car, bonehead.

[SINGING] Toaster pastry

You look so good and yummy

Toaster pastry Get into my tummy

Nice shot.

I think it's good what you're doing for Clay.

Thanks, buddy.

Clay just needs to get better.

Yeah. I just wish you didn't have to leave so soon, though.

Yeah. Me too. Good shot.

Good thing Grandpa Dan's here to help us out.

I know you like having Grandpa Dan around.

But he's probably gonna have to leave too.

Because you won't let him stay, huh?

I know he said that stuff about insurance...

but I just figured you wouldn't let him stay.

And I wish you would.

Haley, I just wanted to say thanks again for taking me in.

Mm-hm. Thank you.

I assume it caused some conflict between you and Nathan.

I know you're smart enough to know that it was going to in advance.

So thank you.

Dan, not a day goes by that I don't miss Keith...

or hate you for what you did to him.

And to Nathan and to our entire family.

I have no sympathy for you.

But if there is such a thing as rehabilitation or forgiveness...

I believe a person should have the opportunity to prove they've changed.

That's why you're here.

So once your rum ignites, you wait for the flames to subside.

Then you scoop your ice cream into a bowl and then you...

top it with your sauce.

And then you eat it. The whole thing.

And you definitely don't share.

- Hey, baby. How was your meeting? - Awesome.

My dad thinks he might have an investor for the company.

Wow, that was fast.

How would he like to invest in a failing sound stage too?

It isn't failing, it's just starting out.

Well, I'm happy for you.

And it's gonna make your mom insane.

Yeah.

- Probably so. - No, not probably. Definitely.

She spent the morning raking your dad over the coals and trying to recruit me.

Like, what did she say?

She said it was irresponsible of me to trust him with you...

and that I should be trying to break you two up.

Is that right?

Are you really so threatened...

that my well-being means nothing to you?

- You sound upset. - I am upset.

- Well, good. That makes two of us. - What do you have to be upset about?

I'm getting not getting any younger...

I'm not having sex, and my conniving ex-husband comes into town...

to steal my daughter's fashion line from me.

First of all, ew.

Second of all, Daddy didn't steal anything.

- You said no, Mom. - I said not yet.

And really? Daddy?

When has he ever been a father to you?

- People change, Mother. - Not him.

And why do you need his approval or his affection anyway?

- Because he's my father. - And a poor excuse for one, at that.

Yet you completely disregard my feelings...

in some desperate attempt to get him to love you.

More. Get him to love you more.

Okay.

Do you understand how ridiculous it is...

that I have to make clothes to get my parents' attention?

- Brooke. - That unless I spin the straw into gold...

or attract investors, you two chime in on holidays at best?

Yet I still do it. Why? Because I have some insane notion...

that someday the clothes are gonna bring us closer.

And that maybe, just maybe...

my parents will actually want to spend time with me.

You're right. You're right.

You should be able to do whatever you like with your father.

And I should be able to wish you the best...

and hope that it brings every great happiness.

But I can't.

Mom.

Mom.

[ON SPEAKERS] That's what I love about your love

That's what I love about your love

The moon is brighter than the morning sun

That's what I love about your love

The birds sing sweeter And the bees, they buzz

[ALEX LAUGHS]

Okay, as much as I hate to say it...

And trust me, I really hate to say it. - -you were right.

Of course I was right. That song's a hit with a little bit of radio...

- some luck, and a lot of touring. - I'm gonna take the luck and the radio.

It's not enough. You gotta tour.

Gotta go from east coast to west, you play every night...

and, girl, you turn around and do it again. But here's the good news:

There's an opening slot on a great tour, and I can get it for you.

Um, hello, I have a boyfriend here. And I'm mixing my album.

I can mix. And this tour is more important than your boyfriend.

Don't say that.

And besides, if it's so great, then why don't you take the tour?

[SCOFFS]

Chris Keller doesn't open.

- Chris Keller headlines. - Heh.

Yeah, the Toaster Pastry Tour.

Sorry.

No, no. That's fair.

You asked what happened to my career, and I told you I made some mistakes.

Most of them had to do with not realizing the opportunities I had.

Not being smart enough to understand how fragile they were.

This tour is one of those opportunities for you.

The younger version of me might have passed.

This version wouldn't.

Don't you need some actors? Or maybe a writer?

Uh, I had both of those things and she wanted to be a musician. A good one.

[ALEX CHUCKLES]

- Hi. - Hi.

So tell me you came to rent out my sound stage.

ALEX: Oh. I wish.

I just need some advice.

Great. It's free when you rent out my sound stage.

- Ha, ha. - All right, what's up?

I have the chance to go on a tour...

but the last time I left town, I almost lost Chase.

But you guys are in a better place now.

We are, but don't you miss it?

Being in a new city and telling stories...

and playing dress-up and just being a part of it all?

[CHUCKLES]

Yeah, I do.

But I have a family now, Alex.

And I wanna be around to watch them grow.

But I get it. You know, what we do is like running away...

and joining the circus, and for a lot of us, it's hard to give that up.

I'm such a gypsy.

I love roaming about and living out of a suitcase.

So maybe Chase will understand that.

If not...

one of you is gonna have to change.

[CROWD CHEERING ON TV]

Hey, I'm going for a run. Do you wanna go?

Uh, no, thanks. I think I'm just gonna watch the game.

How about you record it and spend some time with me?

Yeah, I'm just kind of tired.

But I got a spot right here on the couch for you when you're done.

Okay, well don't give that spot away.

- I'll be back in a bit. - I'll be here.

You know, if Alex were a guy, we would have been done hours ago.

Hey, if Alex was a guy, she would not be moving in with me.

[CHUCKLES]

I'm just saying, what is all this stuff?

It's girl stuff, Chuck.

I know, but why?

I mean, my mom has all this crap too, but what do guys have?

Clothes and soap. Geez.

One of these days, you'll appreciate the effort girls make.

Whatever.

I don't know if girls like me that much.

I mean, I try to be nice to them...

but they always make me seem like a dork.

Well, that part never changes, but don't worry about it.

Just be yourself and be nice, and at some point...

hmm, probably right after a breakup...

when you're not looking for a girlfriend, you'll meet the right girl.

I wonder if Chris Keller has a girlfriend.

Um, I'm not sure Chris Keller's the girlfriend type.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means, have you seen his hair?

My mom's magazines say that Chris Keller can have any girl he wants.

But he probably just rolls solo like me.

You know, you were supposed to put him in his place.

Yeah, that was before Chuck Scolnik knew how cool Chris Keller really was.

- Really, third person? - I'm just trying it out.

Well, don't.

Your new pal Chris called my girlfriend's song crappy.

Heh. He liked my song. Maybe her song is crappy.

Dude. I'm about to banish you.

What? Chuck Scolnik tells it like it is.

Hey. Stop it with the third person.

Should be a week or so.

Got meetings, that showcase in Belgrade, and then I'll be back.

And are you gonna talk to Dan?

I'm about to, which should be fun.

- I should have talked to you. - It's fine. It's just...

Dan Scott sleeping in my guest room.

How much worse can it get?

[DOORBELL RINGS]

- Why do I say these things? - Well, well.

- Nathan Scott. - Chris Keller. What are you doing here?

I run Red Bedroom Records. Didn't Haley tell you?

[HALEY SIGHS]

Apparently, my wife no longer tells me things.

HALEY: It was... - Quiet. Discreet.

- I like it. HALEY: Don't come in.

What do you want?

- Um, I heard Nathan was leaving. - How did you hear Nathan was leaving?

Your sister told Alex, who told me.

I came by to say if you need anything while Nathan's gone...

and I mean anything, you just let old Chris Keller know.

Haley, I really have changed.

Hi, handsome.

Hey.

What you thinking?

I'm just feeling sorry for myself.

I was in such a dark place after Sara died.

And then we're in the hospital, and rehab.

I just want things to be normal.

I wanna close my eyes to you, wake up to you...

and live our lives together.

There's nothing I want more than that.

And maybe a psychiatrist can get us there.

Yeah.

But I'm hoping this new medication does the trick.

Because if it's physical, I'm sick.

But if it's in my head...

I'm just crazy.

You're not crazy.

Well...

maybe you're a little crazy, but I still love you.

And I always will.

[KNOCKING]

- Hi. - What's my surprise?

What, no hello first?

Hi, what's my surprise?

Okay. Come with me.

Ta-da.

You used my money to buy my own clothes?

I wasn't taking money. I was taking your key.

Why?

I want you to live here. With me.

- What? - Chuck helped me move all your stuff in.

Check it out. Glasses are on the end table.

Blue sky picture's here.

And all the stuff you don't need to look beautiful is here too.

Now, I know it seems like a big step...

but I think it's the right step...

because I love you...

Alice Whitehead.

When you think about your life, like, the life you wanna have someday...

what do you see?

This.

And this makes you happy?

Yeah.

- Hmm. - You?

Yeah.

It's okay.

What is?

That you didn't say I love you back.

I gave you the key, showed you all your stuff...

and said I love you, and you didn't say it back.

- And that's okay. - You caught me off guard.

- I know. - It was a lot to process.

I know. That's why I said it's okay.

- You love me. - Mm, who says?

You said it. You said, "I love you, Alice Whitehead."

If you keep teasing me, I'm taking it back.

Hey. First of all, mean.

Second of all, you can't take it back.

No takey-backsies.

Ha, ha. No takey-backsies?

Ha-ha-ha. Yes.

I don't know much, Chase Adams...

but I do know that once those words are said...

you can't take them back.

That's fine.

I meant what I said anyway.

Do you really think I don't love you?

Uh, I think that we haven't been together that long, and I think...

Because I do.

I love you, Chase Adams.

Good.

No takey-backsies.

[ALEX LAUGHS]

[ALEX SIGHS]

Say it again.

I love you. You know that?

I love you, you know that?

I'll take it, but why am I getting it?

Because you deal with the madness of your family...

and the madness of my family and me...

and you just roll with it.

And because you won't make our kids start a fashion line...

just to spend time with you.

Fashion line? No way. Both these guys are gonna play for the Dodgers.

And then maybe my dad will finally love me.

Right?

Can you say "baseball"?

I think I'll have the fish.

On second thought, I just lost my appetite.

Bring me a double martini and a shot of Botox for my guest.

And whatever you have for erectile dysfunction. He needs that too.

[LAUGHS]

Speaking of erectile dysfunction, hi, Vicky.

I'm gonna tell you something, and for the first time in your life...

I want you to listen to it and agree to it.

Yeah, fine, I'll rock your world one more time.

Whatever you're doing with this company, and for whatever reasons...

I want you to remember that your daughter loves you desperately...

and desperately needs you to love her back.

She told me she came to you first.

We might be able to cut you in.

I was thinking I might need an assistant.

Wallow in the fact that you think you've taken something from me.

But do not... Do not break your daughter's heart.

Or you won't be rocking anyone's world. You'll have nothing left to rock it with.

My God, you're sexy when you're all fired up.

[CHUCKLES]

My God, I was an idiot when I married you.

["KICKING MY HEELS" PLAYING ON PIANO]

[SINGING] Why you keep me around

When you could have anyone in this town?

Am I...?

Hey. I thought you left.

I wanna take that tour.

Thank you.

Clay Evans?

Mr. Evans, your prescription's ready.

Mr. Evans?

[SINGING] Through the haze of the whiskey nights

And the haze of the angels Dressed in cocaine white

I'm not tryin' to make you change

But, lover, I know what I like

First you play alone Even though it's wrong

But then it starts feelin' right And now

Hey, you gotta stop getting so big until I get back, okay?

And absolutely no walking yet.

All right.

Jamie's downstairs with Dan.

Everything okay?

I don't know what to do.

I used to see Keith every day. And I loved him.

But Dan saved our son's life.

And he protected you from Renee. And he's your father.

You saw Keith every day.

I lived with Dan every day.

- I'll see you soon. - Okay.

Be safe.

[SINGING] Even God needs the devil And I'm one hell of a friend

If it makes you feel much better At least we're goin' down together

And now the more I drink

The less I feel sorrow

The more I make

The less that I borrow

DAN: I got a pair of fives. Ace kicker.

- Full house. DAN: Ugh.

Jamie. I gotta go.

Be good while I'm gone, all right?

- I will. I love you, Dad. - I love you too, son.

Can I speak with you outside for a second?

I don't wanna worry the rest of my life

I'm sorry for what happened to your diner.

I appreciate the way you've been with my family.

But when I come back, you need to be gone.

So figure it out. Make your plans and go.

You understand?

I understand.

All right.

[ENGINE STARTS]

Grandpa Dan. I was worried.

I thought maybe you were leaving too.

Don't worry, Jamie.

I'm not going anywhere.

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