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Previously, on "Heartland"...

You know, Lou, I thought it was
tough getting time with you

before, but this is ridiculous.

Once the dude ranch is up and running.

Yeah, you'll have all
the time in the world.

Alone time.

Say that.

Alone time.

Hey, it's nice seeing you again.

Dance?

No.

You have no idea what Amy can do.

Oh, I fully intend to find out.

Count on it.

See Ray's still running those longhorns.

He's got a thousand head of white face,

and he cares more about those two.

A lot of things are different.

Well, whose fault is that?

[alarm buzzing]

All right, guys, everybody up.

Let's go.

Everyone, wake up.

Breakfast.

You snooze, you lose, guys!

Come on, everybody up!

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

What do you think I
should call him, Lou?

A good friend, a fine
friend, or an old friend?

How about a friend of a friend?

How about a man's best friend?

All right, the works?

Yes.

You're good.

All right.

Why can't Copper come?

We have to make sure that
Lou's trail horses are

suitable for any dude to ride.

Am I like a Guinea pig?

No, we're all doing it, Molly.

It's like taking the
horses for a test drive.

Whoa.

Except you can't even reach the pedals.

Hey!

Come on, people.

Hurry hard.

Let's go, Grandpa.

Breakfast is history.

Are you sure you don't wanna come, Lou?

You could sleep in my tent.

Hey, Ty, what's the hold up?

- I guess not.
- Come on.

Let's go.

It's Betty.

She won't go anywhere without Slick.

So load them together.

Hi.

Sorry I'm late.

Actually, I'm not late.

You all are early.

Are we in a rush?

Well, Lou's got a kind of drill
sergeant thing going here.

Oh, all right.

Oh, you got a new saddle.

Look at that.

It's called the E-Z Gallop.

It's got water and snack pockets.

Look at all the extra padding.

And the ad says, it's
like riding on pillows.

And it's doctor recommended
for arthritis.

You don't have arthritis.

No, I bought it for you!

All right, people.

We're rolling!

Ow.

They're gone.

♪♪ [Jenn Grant's Dreamer playing]

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ you sank into your dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

Ray was a fine rancher, a valued friend,

and a good neighbor.

He started cowboying way back and stayed

at it for 50 some odd years.

There's nothing Ray enjoyed
more than aggravating a cow.

I saw him throw a rope on one
just to hear it bellow.

The last time we spoke,
he mentioned something

about leaving me his longhorns.

I thought, you son of a gun, you're

pawning those two grass
guzzlers off on me

while you go sun yourself in Phoenix?

Turns out he was talking about his will.

A couple weeks after that, his
daughter, Callie, called m.

Now, I know that he would have
been tickled to see all of you

here, at what we're calling the
first annual Ray Phillips

Memorial Spring Cattle Drive.

So, uh, let's mount up.

We'll head on out.

Marnie.

Hey.

Yeah, I haven't heard from you in ages.

Uh-huh.

I'd love to go for lunch.

Yeah, today's not so good,
though, because my whole day

is kind of booked.

You know what, Marnie, I
actually have to go.

Yeah.

That all day booking
thing just showed up.

Okay.

Look, I promise I'll you.

I'm sorry.

Okay, bye.

You sure they all went?

I wrangled them into
their trucks myself.

Oh yeah?

Mm-hmm.

You're not expecting any
clients or problem horses?

No, the decks are clear.

Hmm, how about any deliveries,
interior decorators?

Everything is under control.

How about bankers coming to
foreclose the mortgage?

I am all yours.

Hmm, so what are we waiting for?

Champagne?

Are you trying to get me drunk
at 9:00 in the morning?

I was thinking maybe later,
like 9:30 or 10:00.

Well, how's that saddle
breaking in for you?

Well, no offense, but I'm kind
of partial to my old one.

Really?

Well, what was all about complaining

about your arthritis kicking
in after the fall round-up.

I didn't complain.

I just mentioned it.

Well, you're gonna notice a
huge difference after a couple

hours on the trail in the rain.

Let me tell you.

I'm already noticing I'm the only cowboy

here riding on a couch.

Figure that's what you and Tim
must have been giggling about

back there.

No, we weren't.

We were talking about real estate.

Well, I don't see the connection

between my saddle and real estate.

Jack.

What?

Well, they're both about
protecting your assets.

[phone ringing]

[Lou] Oh, come on, Scott.

You gotta be kidding me.

I told you, Lou, I'm on call.

Actually, you didn't.

You told me that you had
your whole day cleared.

I tried, but vets tend to
be busy this time of year.

Is there a time year
when they're not ready?

I gotta take this call, Lou?

Scott here.

Yes.

Oh, right.

I'm on my way.

I swear, I'll be back as soon as I can.

I had the whole day planned, Scott.

I promise I'll make it up to you.

You better.

I'll call you.

Yeah, yeah.

Hey, Marnie.

Yeah, turns out that all day
thing didn't take quite

as long as I thought it would.

Left hand, like so.

Just remember to hold the coils
so they're all in order.

Else, it'll all get snarled.

Right hand, got to adjust for
distance, depending on the job.

And just remember, it does
whatever your hand does,

just a little bigger.

Not so fast there, cowboy.

Whoa, whoa.

What's wrong with that horse?

Something I said?

No, I don't know.

He just wanted to turn back.

Well, maybe he wants to ride drag,

eat dust, like your friend Ty.

Eat my dust, cowboy.

I'll admit, he does look
pretty good on a horse.

So what's the problem?

It's just that when he's not on a horse,

when he's on his own two feet, even

when he was wearing cowboy boots,

you know the ones with the heels?

Looking good on a horse
isn't everything, Mallory.

No, of course it's not.

And riding, roping, anyone with
half a brain can pro rope.

Even you learned.

Hi.

Hey, Jack.

I ever figured you for
such a hi tech guy.

I'm just keeping up with the times.

Well, Lisa was telling me that Dad's

saddles made of the same stuff
they use in the space shuttle.

That's a half inch of
fast recovery foam.

Fast recovery.

Huh.

We can use it to recover
from all the jokes people

are making about that saddle.

Hey, Tim, you-- have you met Callie?

Callie's Ray's daughter.

Just came up from Calgary.

Come on, Lisa.

Hi, Callie.

Hi.

It's nice to meet you.

I mean, under the circumstances.

Oh, don't say, sorry for loss, please.

Well, actually, it had been on my mind,

but now that you mention it.

You know, my father
would have loved this.

For the life of me, I cannot
understand what it is

about riding in the rain for two days

that you cowboys seem to like.

Well, it depends who you're riding with.

I'm glad your all day
whatever bailed, though.

Because ever since I saw your website,

Heartland Equestrian
Connection, I love it.

You're the first person who
hasn't called it a dude ranch.

Team building, working
through trust issues,

using the horse to balance
mind, body, and spirit,

what does that have to do with
taking dudes on trail rides?

Finally, someone who gets it.

That's one of the reasons I
wanted us to get together.

I guess you already have a caterer.

I mean, a real caterer?

We have enough budgeted for
a full time person yet.

Have you thought about event catering?

Weddings, birthdays, family reunions?

Yeah, we don't have anything
quite like that booked yet.

Our first guests don't
arrive for another week,

and it's just a couple.

But when business gets rolling--

I think I would be a perfect fit.

Mm-hmm.

Although, I don't really fit
into much these days, what

with the baby on the way.

You're pregnant.

You thought I got fat.

No.

Okay, yeah, but I didn't
wanna say anything.

We're due in the winter.

Oh, Marnie, I'm so happy for you.

That is so great.

[phone ringing]

I gotta go.
I'm so sorry.

It's Scott.

Wow.

The rumors are true.

You two finally got together.

Yeah, I'll-- I'll get
back to you on that.

Get him in the water.

Here we go.

You know, I think this could be
just bit above my skill match.

Oh no.

The water's only gonna come up
to his knees. you'll be fine.

No, no, no.

I've been behind a desk
for years in Calgary.

Why don't I just walk him across?

Why don't you just give me your leg?

Excuse me?

Your leg.

My leg?

Give me your leg.

- Okay.
- Put it in my stirrup.

Yeah.

Give me your hand.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

And up.

There you go.

Okay.

Just like that.

Hang on tight.

Something tells me you've
done this before.

Once or twice.

Hang on tight.

Okay, okay.

Your dad's a legend on the circuit.

Well, you ready to get
back on your horse?

Oh, really?

Man, this cattle drive thing
was just getting good.

Be careful.

Hey, your friend back
there, what's his deal?

'Fraid to get his feet wet?

You just never know
when to quit, do you?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, easy.

What?

Is she afraid of water?

No, it's more like she doesn't
know which way is which.

Come on, girl.

Let's go.

Seems okay now.

Yeah, it's all good.

How was she on the trail?

Pretty clumsy.

Figured I was doing something wrong.

Whoa, whoa.

Excuse me.

It's not you.

This horse is blind.

Look out!

Damn it.

Sorry.

Well, good news is, no damage done.

Oh yeah?

Tell that to my osteopath.

Oh please.

You've been carping about that
neck of yours for years.

Well, at least I could
turn my head, which

is more than I can say for you.

Maybe next time you should
watch where you're going.

Whoa, whoa.
Me?

You came out of nowhere.

I told him, keep your eye
on the road and slow down.

Connie, I got two words for you.

Butt out.
Yeah?

Well, I have two words for you.

Can you figure out what
they are, darling?

Oh, let's see.
Not tonight?

You've been using those two
words are a lot lately.

Oh, well, how about, not ever?

Okay, enough.

Hi.

Can you please do me a favor
and move your stupid

little green car out of my way?

Whatever happened to
Western hospitality?

Yeah, too bad I learned my
people skills in New York City.

Now, move your damn car.

Well, she does pretty
well for a blind horse.

Sort of explains everything, doesn't it?

Yeah, except for what
are we gonna do now.

Well, the way Betty glues herself

to Slick, as long as we don't
separate them, we'll be fine.

What about your roping lessons?

I'm just saying.

Well, don't.

Are you sure you don't
wanna take a break?

What's the point of the fancy
saddle if I keep taking breaks?

Go right there.

Get out of this driving
rain for a moment.

You know you've got trail mix
and water in your saddle.

I don't need a break.

I don't need a rest.

Don't need nuts or berries.

I still got lots of miles in me.

Okay, I don't.

I need a bathroom.

Well, why didn't you say so?

I did, but ever since I
gave you that saddle,

you hear what you wanna hear.

Oh, I get it.

Now I'm hard of hearing.

Oh dear lord.

[bell rings]

Why is he ringing the doorbell?

Come in!

[bell rings]

You know you don't have to
ring the doorbell, sweetie.

You can just come on in.

Because the door is always open.

Oh.

You know, write even though
I moved to Calgary right

after high school, I think I'm
really gonna miss all this.

No, you don't have to.

You just inherited a big chunk of land.

I'm not sure if you noticed or not,

but I don't think I'm really
cut out for ranching.

Well, as foreman, I can
run the day-to-day.

You just have to write checks.

Now, you make that sound tempting.

Truth is, even before my father
died, I was fielding offers.

Developers.

I know my dad wouldn't
agree, but there's

an awful lot more money in subdivisions

than there is in cattle ranching.

Hmm.

So I'm fired.

You're not gonna hold that
against me, are you?

Well, we've have to see about that.

Yes, it's true.

Kevin and Connie Meltown.

It's Milton.

Milton.

You do have a reservation
for next weekend.

Next weekend?

So why are we here this weekend?

Oh, like you never make a mistake.

I did once.

I would be more than happy to honor

your reservation next weekend.

We're spelunking in Jasper next week.

Unless someone got that wrong too.

Look on the bright side, Kev.

It'll make for an amusing
post on my blog.

Your blog?

Mm-hmm.

Pros and Connies.

The travel blog?

Yeah.

I get a zillion hits a week.

Zillions.

Yeah, I'm always on the
lookout for new material.

So let's say you showed up a week

early and the friendly gal
at the front desk bent

over backwards to help you out?

Not really much of a story.

Yeah, bending over backwards
is what the hospitality

industry is all about.

So what if I comped you
the whole weekend

for the inconvenience?

You know, free, gratis?

Wow, something like that would
never happen in Toronto.

You're right, Kev.

That would make a wonderful story.

Especially if you included an upgrade.

Up-- upgrade?

Definitely.

Upgrade.

You hear that?

I don't hear anything.

Cows.

Sounds like the herd's just up ahead.

Hey, if you wanna catch up with
what's his name, it's okay.

Who?

Caleb?

I just meant, I don't wanna hold

you back if you and him are--

I don't believe you.

I'm just trying to make this easy, Amy.

No.
No, you're not.

You're trying to make me feel bad
for hanging out with Caleb,

but you can leave for what?

Four months and not even say goodbye?

Come on, Amy.

You know it was about my dad.

No, I don't.

I don't know anything.

I don't know anything about
your dad, about you.

You never even bothered to tell me.

Yeah.

Just tell him the bull
calves are gonna have

to stay bulls until tomorrow.

Yeah, not today, tomorrow.

Well, I can see someone got
a head start on champagne.

Oh, I wasn't expecting company.

Neither was Lou, but she's made
us feel more than welcome.

Oh, a welcome bouquet.

What a wonderful touch.

Yeah, that's Lou's.

She's very welcoming.

I'm just gonna nip out and have a
little conversation with her.

Oh, she's at the cabins.

Wow, an authentic native guide.

They got everything here.

This is crazy.

You have to get rid of them, Lou.

I tried to get rid of them,
Scott, but they're bloggers.

A bad rep in the blogosphere
could be a death sentence.

Yeah, well, they're
drinking my champagne.

That is the least of my worries.

What am I gonna do when they're finished

drinking your champagne?

Amy and Grandpa took the
trail ride horses.

I have nothing to feed them.

And as for the authentic Western
experience, what am I gonna do?

Have them muck out the barn?

That's right.

I remember that.

It is.

Who's up for some
branding and castrating?

Uh, that might be almost too authentic.

But we're willing to try anything.

Have you ever tried prairie oysters?

No, but we both love
seafood, don't we, Kev?

Mm-hmm.

Love it.

How about a game of crazy eights?

You've gotta help me.

What's the problem?

Well, there's gonna be music,
and once the music starts,

Jake's gonna ask me to dance.

So you're gonna avoid the issue instead

of telling him the truth.

Worked for you.

I mean, why haven't you told Amy
the truth why you really left?

It's complicated.

Of course, another huge
complicated issue that no one

can possibly ever talk about.

Okay, maybe I didn't handle things
as well as I could have.

Well, you have the rest of your
life to deal with that, right?

Oh my god, there he is!

Marnie, hey.

Yeah, it's Lou.

Listen, About that catering.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, not so much next week,
more like right now.

Listen, I don't care what you make,

but if it could be authentic
Western cuisine,

that would be a huge bonus.

Mm-hmm.

Hey.

I hear you got yourself a blind horse.

Yeah.

I figured it out when
Ty had some trouble

getting across the river.

Sorta like your friend.

Oh, Ray's daughter, Callie?

She fired me.

Really?

Hmm.

You were let go.

See, from where I was,
it looked like she

was holding on pretty tight.

Yeah, but-- honey, you know, we
never really talked about--

uh, it's-- it's been a-- for
me-- I just-- I like her.

Even though she fired you?

Well, especially because she fired me.

I mean, the last person
you wanna go dating

is your boss, right?

I guess.

What?

You came here to ask me if it's okay?

Well, it's as new to me as it is to you,

and I just met the woman.

So I don't think we need to
get all worked up about it.

Would-- would it be okay?

Whatever.

This is already way too
much information for me.

Well, that was certainly an eye opener.

Well, hey, thanks to Scott,
we know that prairie oysters

ain't from the sea.

That's great.

How about you guys take a
breather over by the fire,

and dinner will be ready any minute.

- Okay.
- Dinner?

What are you talking about?

Just make 'em a sandwich
and send 'em to bed.

Where do you want me to set up, Lou?

Oh, just right there.

What are you waiting for, Scott?

There's hors d'oeuvres
rotting in the truck.

And that Mud Pie's not gonna
walk here on its own.

Listen, I'm sorry, but we need to talk.

I need to talk.

There's problems, a million problems.

Like I'm Ares, you're Pisces.

You're not a big talker.

I'm a talkaholic.

You're a little bit country.

I'm a little bit rock and roll.

You're too short.

I grow.

Wanna dance?

After you.

Well, I gotta say, I'm
surprised you're still here,

given your opinion on
ranching and cowboys.

I said I wasn't interested in cows.

I didn't say anything about cowboys.

What about unemployed cowboys?

It's not a problem.

So you're about to make a
killing in real estate.

Aren't you worry that one of
those unemployed cowboys

might take advantage of you?

That's exactly what I was hoping for.

Um, well, then I guess
next thing I should do

is ask you to dance, but
my daughter's over there,

and she's got issues.

Okay.

I've never danced in a trailer before,

but I'll give it a whirl.

You wanna turn in early?

What are you getting at, Lucy?

You think I can't stay
up past 9 o'clock?

No, I didn't say that.

Maybe not, but you have been treating me

like a relic of the Old
West ever since you bought

me that ridiculous saddle.

Jack, that's what I do.

I fuss.

I-- I worry.

I buy inappropriate gifts.

That's just what I do
with someone I love.

Someone you--

Well, you're never gonna say it,

but that's not gonna stop me.

I'm gonna tell you how I feel.

Mm.

Mm.

That was delicious.

Best Mud Pie I've ever eaten.

Can I offer you another slice?

Well--

Uh, we have a lot of blogging to do.

Don't we, honey?

High speed out here?

You gotta be kidding.

What's what it said on the website.

Free Wi-Fi?

I have dial up in my office.

See you guys at breakfast?

Hmm, huevos rancheros.

Hasta la vista.

So you two, long term relationship?

Jack's got some sweet moves.

Yeah.

Yeah, that little slide
thing he does is cute.

He's a pretty awesome guy.

That night in Calgary, he
really saved my butt.

Okay, you wanna know about my dad?

Pretty much my whole life, he's
been in and out of prison.

When I was a kid, we used
to go and visit him.

He used to teach me all this neat stuff.

I thought he was a magician.

He's pretty good at
making stuff disappear--

cards, money, himself,
when the money was gone.

So if you knew all this, when
why did you go see him?

I don't know.

It was because of you.

Because of me?

What you said about second chances.

There was a-- a guy in Vancouver my dad

that had offered him a job.

And I wanted to believe him.

But there was no job, and
he used my money to get

into a hardcore poker game.

So then why did you stick around?

He's my dad, Amy.

I couldn't just leave him there.

So we came back to Calgary.

I got a job working construction.

You were in Calgary.

Ty, Calgary's an hour away!

I-- I know.

I should've called you.

I should've told you what was going on,

but-- Amy, I didn't wanna lie.

There was only one thing that
I ever wanted to say to you.

I wasn't sure you still
wanted to hear it.

I should go check on the cows.

It's my shift.

Ty.

I would love to stand to talk some more,

but I've really got to spend
some time with Jerry.

With our crazy schedules,
it's a miracle we

even managed to get pregnant.

Well, it's about to get a lot crazier,

because next week, we
actually open for business.

Oh, well, no worries.

I'll always be here for you.

Thanks.

All right.

See you.

Yeah

Come here.

Finally.

I thought she'd never leave.

What are you doing?

Well, I guess I'll be going too.

What?

We've been waiting all day for this.

Well, I gotta get up pretty
early, and to be honest,

I don't know what the point is.

Oh, don't, do you?

I think you do.

You know what I mean.

Once you got your dude ranch going,

you might as well just call it in.

That could be fun.

I'm not joking, Lou.

I'm always your second priority.

I always come second.

That is not true.

Two total strangers show up,
and you just drop everything.

What was I supposed to do?

Kick them out?

Yeah, my first clients.

Lou, you don't get it.

I didn't sign up to be the
traditional native guide

for your hotel.

Is that what this is about?

You know that was a one time thing.

Today was a one time thing.

How is that my fault?

Our one chance to spend
some time together.

You couldn't even take a
single, lousy day off.

I don't know about this, Lou.

What don't you know about?

I love you, but we gotta do something,

or this is all gonna fall apart.

I love you too.

Maybe we should take a break.

Maybe we should get married.

Married?

You're late.

What have you been doing?

Not much.

You know, I think I'll go
see what Amy's doing.

Because I'm betting not much either.

Because if it would have been
me back there with her.

Hey, forget it.

Okay?

Well, I wouldn't have
left her in the lurch

to come water a bunch of cows.

I'm warning you, man.

And more than likely, she'd
be begging me to stay.

Whoa, stop.

Oh, man.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[laughter]

Oh my god.

All right, All right.

Everybody, just keep it down.

Keep it down.

Don't get 'em running.

Let's push 'em back to the
pen, nice and easy here.

You gotta wonder where our
so-called trail boss is.

Hand me my hat.

Hey, get outta here!

You're leaving?

Now?

Ugh.

It's exactly why I hate ranching.

Hey, you're okay, girl.

Your friend's right here.

Here you go.

Come on, let's go.

Let's go.

Come on.

Come on.

They're coming your way, Lise!

I got 'em.

Got 'em.

All right.

Got it.

Whoa. way to go.

Oh my god, Jake.

Jake!

That's got to be pretty well it.

I don't get it.

How did the cows get out?

Exactly what I was wondering.

It was the cages--

One of the panels--

Kind of swung open--

And sorta came loose.

What happened to you?

Got kicked by a cow.

That same high kicking
cow tear your shirt?

No, it was one of them damn longhorns.

I-- I nearly got gored.

Word to the wise, boys,
not that either of you

qualify, but a man likes to
enjoy a peaceful sleep knowing

he won't be woken up in
the middle of the night

by a bunch of runaway cows.

You get my drift?

You want us to stay out here?

There still might be some
stragglers coming in, yeah.

All night?

Well, I don't mean all day.

Figure the two of you are
full of enough bull

you can keep yourselves
entertained until morning.

No, I am not flipping out, Marnie.

I am flipping eggs.

I am flipping tortillas.

I'm flipping them onto plates.

But I'm not flipping out.

Cilantro?

But I don't have any cilantro!

Well, what kind of substitution?

Italian parsley?

Huevos rancheros, isn't that Mexican?

What does Italian parsley
have to do with anything?

Anyway, it doesn't matter,
because I don't have any.

Something green.

Now, that I can handle.

Has to be edible?

Why didn't you say so?

Why does this have to be so complicated?

Why can't I just open a can, open a jar,

put it on some corn tortillas,
and call it a day?

Actually, it doesn't look that bad.

Tastes pretty good too.

Turns out I didn't miss
the cilantro after all.

Thanks, Marnie.

Bye.

So you're sure about this?

Yeah.

It's a big decision.

I'm good with it.

No strings attached.

Hey, you're forgetting something.

What's that?

Well, I don't have your number.

Ah, sure.

Let's keep in touch.

Hey, it's Tim.

Just keeping in touch.

So how was the cattle drive?

It's okay.

Just okay?

It was great.

It was the best damn cattle
drive in the history

of the entire world.

You would have hated it.

Stampedes, fist fights, Ty got
kicked in the face by a cow.

And don't even get me
started on the toilets.

Hey, Lou.

Those the horses?

Is it time for the trail ride?

I'm so excited.

I can't wait!

Lou?

My first guests.

They just showed up a week early.

What about your weekend with Scott?

You knew?

Hard to miss.

It-- it didn't quite work
out according to plan.

So who's ready to ride the range?

This'll be great for my blog.

Let's hit the trail!

You know, Callie, about last night.

I-- it wasn't exactly
something I was looking for,

but it was nice.

It was a nice surprise.

Yeah, but people are gonna talk.

Yeah, I know.

It looks really bad.

Gonna say I was using you.

And were you?

Well, if you get to know me better,

you probably won't have
to ask that question.

Yeah?

And when's that going to start?

I think it just did.

You sure about this?

I am sure.

You're right.

I don't know what I was thinking.

It's a ridiculous saddle.

It's got all the bells and whistles.

One thing you don't need is
more bells and whistles.

Hey.

Hey, Jack.

Jack, Lisa.

Jack, I gotta thank you for
introducing me to Callie.

My pleasure.

Yeah, you know, it must have
been something you said

about those longhorns, because, well,

I just couldn't stand to
see 'em left behind.

You bought Ray's longhorns?

I bought the longhorns, yeah.

And Callie sold me the
whole damn outfit.

601 acres.

I gotta tell the girls.

Well.

So what's gonna ha now?

Well, I guess as long as
we don't separate them,

they'll be fine.

I was talking about the horses.

Yeah, me too.