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Uh, well, your
grandfather, William Walker,

he named Ojai Foods after his
childhood home, Ojai, California.

He grew up working on his father's citrus farm
before moving here and starting this company.

He grew up in the tradition
of the family farm, and, um,

that's how he wanted to run Ojai Foods.

Now obviously, your Uncle Saul and
your Uncle Tommy and I worked here,

but dad tried very hard to make everybody
who worked here feel like family.

Uh, Paige, I don't...

I'm not sure I'm the best
person to interview. You know,

my... my own brother fired
me from being Ojai's lawyer.

Uh, well, we're supposed to do
an oral history on our family, and

I think this is a lot more dramatic
than hearing Daniel Petrova's grandpa

talk about his hip replacement.

Okay. Well said.

Okay, Uncle Saul, we'll,
uh, we'll start with this...

What does Ojai Foods mean to you?

Okay. What does Ojai foods mean to me?

Well...

I think we're gonna have to do
this another time. Okay, sweetheart?

As I look around, I, um,

I see some of you I've known
since I was a little girl,

others since dad gave Tommy
and me our first summer jobs.

Some of you have worked
here for over 30 years.

All of you have been so
loyal and worked so hard

and put so much of yourselves
into building this company.

But Ojai Foods will be closing
its doors for good this week.

Oh, man.

I want you to know that, um,

that we intend to honor our... our
commitment to you with full severance.

Your benefits are fully protected,

and we're here to help out with any
job assistance that you may need.

You are the heart and
the soul of this company.

I am so very sorry.

The employee benefit fund is solid.

They're gonna get paid first.

And then we have the
bank loans and the taxes.

And then after that, the vendors, the
contractors and the other creditors.

Okay, listen, I just want to say

that I intend to get every last
Penny of equity out of this company

for you and for the rest of the family.

Well, Sarah, that's a very noble
goal, but it's totally unrealistic.

I mean, inevitably, there
will be pain for everyone.

Well, I'm sorry, Saul. I am
not prepared to accept that.

Okay, Tommy, what's the
status on the land sale?

Most of the contracts on the
real estate are done, and...

We're negotiating the sale of the winery.

Great. Okay.

I have a prospective buyer coming in
to tour the building this afternoon.

Oh, I know we have to do
it, but it breaks my heart.

Okay. What else?

I have a liquidation company coming in.

They're gonna value the
furniture and the equipment.

We'll sell the semis, the
delivery trucks, the vans...

That will go in the credit column.

But the problem is time. The longer
we take, the more money we spend.

Right. Kevin's gonna need a
few computers and printers.

He volunteered to run
the job placement office.

That's fine.

- Anything else?
- No.

Okay, then. Let's get to work.

Okay, I have a 15-month-old son

who's at that stage
where he crosses his arms

and he sticks out his lower lip
and he says,"no" to everything.

I mean, I had no idea that motherhood
would be so much like the senate.

See? Do you see?

I can't tell a joke.

Well, t... try saying it faster.

I am so screwed.

Every winning candidate for statewide
office, going all the way back to Reagan,

has killed at the gold rush dinner.

I can't afford to be less
funny than my opponent.

I... I can't afford
to go up there and die.

No. Come on. Come on.

We're gonna rally. We have to do this.

- No, no, no.
- Yeah, yeah.

Look, look, now that we've got me
sitting next to the Attorney General,

if you go out there screw
up and shame the family,

he's never gonna give me a job.

- Here we go.
- Great, great. That's right, Kevin.

Let's just make it all about you.

Yeah, l... I'm ready to laugh. Seriously.

Go.

Oh, you know, this one actually is
- is probably one of my best.

Great.

Have you ever noticed how the
democrats blame the Republicans

for everything that
goes wrong in this state?

I mean, one of them is sponsoring a
new bill to rename the San Andreas fault

"the Republicans' fault. "

- That is totally a fake laugh.
- No, it's not.

- It's not fake.
- Yes, it is.

- Don't lie to a dying woman.
- Don't say that.

- It's probably just the material.
- I'm doomed!

- Um, Mr. Wright?
- Yes.

Hi. I'm Nora Walker.

I... I'm Sarah's mother.

She's busy right now...

but I... I could show you
around, if that's all right.

I'm sorry to have to meet
you under these circumstances.

I run a family operation,
too. Both my boys work for me.

So I know this must be
hitting you all very hard.

Yes. Thank you. That's very kind of you.

We can take the back stairway here.

This whole neighborhood has changed
so much over the past few years.

There used to be nothing here,

and now there's so many
restaurants and shops and

a lot of these buildings are
being converted into lofts.

Well, that's exactly why I'm here.

Really?

Really?

Oh, I can't tell you
how happy that makes me.

Uh, this place has been such a big
and important part of my family.

Well, the idea that other families
might move here and... and be happy...

It just makes selling
the place almost bearable.

I'm sorry, but I think you
may have the wrong idea.

I own Wright & sons parking systems.

We build and operate parking structures.

So you're not interested in the building?

No, just the property it sits on.

- Your daughter didn't tell you?
- No, she didn't.

- You told him to go away?
- Yes, I sent him away, Sarah.

How can you even consider selling the place
to someone who just wants to tear it down?

Because he made the best offer.

But, Sarah, this building is
the only thing left to show

that we were ever here, that
the company even existed.

How can you sell it to someone who just
wants to scrape it off the face of the earth?

You think I want to?

Did you even try to find someone else?

What do you think?

Of course I did, mom. We are
damn lucky we found this guy.

- There has to be someone.
- It's a building, for God sake.

While it might hold some
sentimental value for us,

I can't let that keep us
from making the right deal.

Fine. Then I will find someone
to buy the building myself.

Fine. You have two days.

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So... so what do you think, Sergio?

They've got experience, they're loyal, they're honest.

Sarah, if it was up to me,
I'd hire your entire crew.

But I can't make any more
hires until business picks up.

Okay, listen. Cut the crap.

Your biggest competitor
is going out of business.

If you don't start making a lot of
money, you're doing something wrong.

I mean, you can at least
hire some of our guys.

Sergio, hey. Listen, we appreciate
anything you can do, all right?

Thanks, Tommy.

Things... things are a
little tough right now.

You know I'd like to help, but
the economy is bad right now.

That's... stop it.

Look, we... we understand, all right?

And if things change, just
keep us in mind, all right?

You got it, Tommy. We'll
speak to you soon. Bye.

You just let him off the hook.

Sarah, what are you doing? You
need to calm down, all right?

You can't single-handedly
find jobs for everybody.

We're putting a lot of people out of work,

people with families, with mortgages.

I will put as much pressure on as I can.

I understand,

but you gotta take it easy on
everybody, including yourself.

Look, you've already got mom all upset.

Yeah, well, mom seems to care a lot more about
bricks and mortar than she does about people.

Sarah, just dial it back, okay?

Take a deep breath.

I don't need to worry about
you on top of everything else.

Holly, are you sure
this is the last of them?

Yeah. I'm sure. Thanks for
picking up all the boxes.

Wow. Look at you.

Oh. You like my hair like this?

Oh, you look fantastic.

Can you believe I am trying to get
a job at another produce company?

Listen to me. Maddox Thompson is a great
place, and they are all going to love you.

I hope so, because I really need a job.

Don't worry about it. You're
gonna get this job, sweetheart.

When's the last time you called me
"sweetheart," when we were dating?

Dating.

Can you imagine if we had stayed together?

Yeah, you and I in our
platonic relationship,

snuggled in front of the TV
watching old classic movies.

That should've been my first clue.

Well, that and our mutual
love for Kander and Ebb.

Well, there's a lot to be
said for good companionship.

I'll say there is. All right. Go ahead.

- You're gonna get this job.
- Okay. All right.

- I'll lock up.
- Okay.

Listen, Ron. I'm meeting
with Stanton tonight.

Look, I want to take him
down as badly as you do,

but I have to wait for
him to make me an offer.

I can't just force this.

You guys just gotta be patient.

- I gotta go.
- Hello!

- Hey.
- Hey, s...

whoa, you're not going anywhere, right?

No, I'm sorry. Something came up.

No, I need you to stay
and laugh at Kitty's jokes.

I thought you hired a joke writer.

Yeah, I did. He wrote six pages.

But she's completely lost her confidence.

So I need a nice audience.

Scotty's coming, but he's a weak laugher.

I'm sorry. I can't do it.

Everything okay?

Yeah, I just... I've lost my car keys.

Try the side pocket.

- You're good.
- I know.

That's why you used to pay
me the medium bucks. So...

Are you off to one of your...

Secret defense department's clandestine
black ops espionage meetings?

I'm so deep undercover, that
most people are gonna think

I'm eating chicken dinner and
talking about trade tariffs.

A meeting on trade tariffs just came up?

Would you cross-examine someone
else? And tell Kitty I said good-bye.

If you were doing something
covert or dangerous or unethical,

you would tell me, right?

No, I wouldn't.

But I'm not.

So drop it.

Thanks for coming in.

We'll be in touch.

- Holly Harper.
- Hi.

- It's good to see you.
- Thanks.

- I was sorry to hear about Ojai.
- Oh, thanks, Tim.

- And it's nice of you to meet with me.
- Oh, well, of course.

Um, I just feel I should
tell you right up front,

you are completely
overqualified for this position.

Well, I just want to try
something new, expand my horizons.

All right, then. Well, you want any
coffee or anything before we start?

- No, no. I'm fine.
- Great. Then come on in.

Now this is a winner.

"a lot of people think "I'm running
for my husband's senate seat "

to prove that I'm as good as he is.

"Actually, we just didn't want
to lose the health insurance. "

You see? That's hilarious.

No, Kevin. It's terrible.
It's absolutely terrible.

- Scotty,i... is that funny?
- I don't think so.

- Scotty.
- I'm sorry, but I think these jokes are lame.

I paid good money for these jokes.

Yeah, well, they must have
been having 2-for-1 sale.

At the lame joke store.

This guy's, like, the
top Hollywood joke writer.

Yeah. Hollywood, Florida.

- That's funny.
- Well, thank you.

Oh, here's one. Oh, this is good.

"Now that my husband has decided
not to run for reelection,

he's always asking me to
cook his favorite dish...

Lame duck soup."

Chemotherapy was more amusing than that.

That was funny... she is funny.
Why don't you think she's funny?

Yeah, Kevin. Why don't
you think I'm funny?

You are funny, but in a smart-assy
type of way. Is that what you want?

You want to stand up at the
gold rush and be a smartass?

All right. Fine. I... I'm trying.

I... I really am. It's just
that this is not my thing.

Okay. Oh, here's one.

Um, "Bill Clinton, the
Dalaï Lama" and Mick Jagger

- are teaming up at the pebble"...
- Teeing up.

Oh, wait a minute. They're golfing.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Oh, this could be good.

Okay, we've got the Dalaï
Lama, we've got Mick Jagger.

Stanton.

Sorry about the accommodations,

but it wouldn't do either one of
us any good to be seen together.

I don't know.

Are we doing something wrong?

Well, you're coming to the end of
your term. You're gonna need a job.

And I think I have one for you.

I'm a donor at the Cardwell Institute,

and I know that they'd
be thrilled to have you.

I can guarantee you $7 million a year.

$7 million?

Well, that is generous and...

Conspicuous.

We can direct most of it to an
offshore account if you want.

And it's not generous when you consider
the good you're gonna do for us.

$7 million doesn't even cover
the paper clips on this project.

Well, the committee meets next
week to approve the contract,

and I think I can get the votes.
I don't see any real opposition.

And if there is?

I'll take care of it.

And how many applicants did they have?

Counting me and my guys, maybe 35.

- For two positions?
- Yeah.

I waited three hours.

But then they told us they'd filled
the jobs, and we should go home.

- Not a lot of work for drivers right now.
- Yeah.

Okay, well, I'll... I'll
make some more calls.

Maybe we can get you something
temporary to tide you over.

- Okay. Thanks.
- No problem.

But, uh, in the meantime, I'll help your
crew file for their unemployment benefits,

'cause those checks take
a while to come through.

Yeah, I know.

Pedro, I'm so sorry about all of this.

Ah, listen, a lot of people
here are worse off than I am.

I'll call you as soon as I know anything.

Thanks.

Hey.

So... I, uh, picked you up some yogurt.

But I couldn't remember if
you liked double chocolate

- or the chocolate chocolate...
- Thank you.

So I got you both.

What, is stuff still crazy at Ojai?

Oh, you have no idea.

What is that, your resume?

Yeah. I'm trying to make the two years
that I worked for my mom look like a career.

Okay, how about this?

Justin, I'm trying to work.

What if I were to say that I have an
idea that does not involve a resume?

I'd say I'm listening.

Okay, hear me out.

This group on campus is
recruiting med students

to go to Haiti for a year to help out,

and, Rebecca, I think this
would be awesome for us.

I... I could go help people that are
suffering right now and not in seven years,

and, you know, with Ojai
closing, you can come with me.

And, you know, you said you wanted
to get back into photography,

so you could take pictures and...
and sort of document the whole thing,

which would then be you helping, too.

There's my sales pitch. So...

It's your turn to talk.

Justin, listen, I know... I know that

medical school wasn't
everything that you wanted...

Oh, no, no, it's a sabbatical.

I would actually get credit for...
for hands-on experience down there,

so the timing of it is perfect.

- Not all the timing.
- What does that mean?

Justin, I want to talk about
this, but I... I have, um,

a second-round interview
for this new job.

Second round?

When was I gonna hear
about the first round?

Apparently, when I heard about Haiti.

Justin, listen...

I... I do love photography and...
and Haiti would be incredible, but...

I like what I'm doing.

This is my career, and let's face
it... a year is a really long time.

How... how come I feel like
you already made up your mind?

Justin, that's not fair. You can't just
spring this on me and expect me to...

- to say yes immediately.
- You know what?

Thanks for considering it for
all of 20 seconds, Rebecca.

Is there anything good about
working at Ojai you remember?

Okay. Well, you know, I wasn't as close
to dad as Tommy or your mom was, so

I never worked here as a kid.

And I just assumed dad didn't...

want me to.

Anyway, uh, about a month after
I got out of law school, he...

He called me and asked me
to look over a contract.

A way for him to get free
legal advice. I don't know.

But for me...

Did it make you happy?

I don't know that I've...

been so proud...

before or since.

I know you're trying to do the
best you can for your employees,

but my answer hasn't changed. I'm sorry.

- Okay, what if I sweeten the deal?
- I'm listening.

Would you hire my loaders and my drivers

- if I sign over three semis to you?
- In a word, yes.

Okay, then. We got a deal.
Thanks, Sergio. I'll be in touch.

What are you doing here?

You left this morning without
breakfast, or even saying good-bye.

So it's time for croissant,
pain au chocolat, grapes...

a nice little breakfast.

Listen, don't... don't be mad.
My stomach's all knotted up.

I can't face the thought of food.

You know on top of everything, my mother is
furious at me, because she's gotten all...

Sentimental about this building
at the worst possible time?

Well, with all the change going on, I'm sure she's
looking for something solid to hold on to, so...

Maybe, but I've got to be practical.

I... I don't have the luxury of
getting attached to a building.

Anyway, the... the only thing
that really matter to me...

You eating food, okay?

Come here.

I don't suppose coffee counts.

No. Sorry.

I can't believe Sarah is doing this.

We have to sell the
building. We have no choice.

It's like no one else's opinion matters.

Tommy, Tommy, do you
think getting top dollar

should be the only criteria
for choosing a buyer?

Mom... it's just a building.

It's not just a building.

It's our history.

It's...

it's my...

history.

God, Sarah was just a baby.
She wasn't even walking yet.

And your father and I worked
on those plans together,

for months and months and months.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Plans.

The designer of those
plans was Roger Grant.

Yeah, and he lives in London.

No, he's here now. I
read it in the "Times. "

Maybe he'll buy the
building. You never know.

Mom, there's no way he's gonna pay what
the parking lot people are offering.

Look, the parking lot
is not going to happen.

I used to have his cell phone
number. I used to have his...

See, look. You don't even have his number.

I slept with the man, for God
sakes. I've got his number.

Okay, I've got... all right...

Look, mom, just be careful, all right?

Oh, don't be silly. I'm not in the
least bit interested in Roger Grant.

I'm talking about Sarah.

I've never seen her like this.

Mom, maybe this is the
wrong time to pick a fight.

I'm not picking a fight.

I'm trying to save a piece of us.

Look, Tommy, maybe it isn't
important to you or Sarah right now,

but someday it might be.

Hello, Roger?

Hi. It's me, Nora.

So imagine it, okay?

Right at the top there, the two
towers will connect via a skywalk...

- A skywalk?
- Up on the 70th floor.

Oh, the s... that has got
to be one hell of a view.

Yeah, if the permits take any longer, I'll
be doing this project from well above that.

Oh, Roger, stop. Don't talk
like that. You're not old.

And besides...

anything that good is...
is worth waiting for.

Yeah.

Look, I... I'm sorry I,
um, I couldn't do dinner.

- It's just that we have to...
- It's all right.

Fly out this evening...

Kristin and I, and... ah.

Is... is... is that your assistant or...

or someone you're seeing?

Yeah, the... the latter.

She has us off on this fitness
retreat, starting tomorrow.

Yeah, she's the instructor,
and it should be great.

Why do you look so pained?

Well, I...

I feel bad, Nora. I should've
mentioned her before.

No. I... I'm the one that
should've said something.

I think my being mysterious might have...

Might have confused things.

Actually, it's...

It's Ojai Foods.

- Roger, we're shutting down.
- Wow.

I'm sorry about that.

That must be a tremendous loss, I'm sure.

Well, I'm so glad you feel that
way, because I... was thinking,

our... our building is
one of the first buildings

- you ever designed.
- Well, the very first.

The first. That's perfect.

I think you're gonna love
this idea, Roger. I...

I think you should buy the building.

And then you could keep
it... it safe and...

and protect it from any horrible
person wanting to tear it down.

Are you kidding? I'd
pay someone to do that.

- What?
- Look, Nora, I'm...

I'm glad the building has been home to
your wonderful business for many years, but

it's never gonna make the
Roger Grant architectural tour.

I mean, it's just a pastiche of
all the other buildings downtown.

I was, you know, I was copying
other buildings back then.

The truth is, I'm... I'm more
interested in where I've gotten to.

Oh. Oh, yes.

Ahh, yes, yes, yes. I...

I see. You are now into newer, younger...

More modern designs... sleek and smooth.

Ah, yes, that's perfectly clear.

You know, I... I had no idea that you'd
take my dating a younger woman so personally.

Oh, Roger, I don't give a
rat's ass about your girlfriend.

It's the disdain you have for
your own history that bothers me.

You just want to plaster over all
the imperfections in your career,

as if you could just
botox your whole past away.

Look, I don't love my wrinkles and
I'm certainly not fond of my neck,

but I'm not ashamed of
them. They are who I am.

It's a record of the life I've lived.

Our building is humble
and simple, and I love it.

And I'm just so sorry
for you that you don't.

- Thank you for the coffee.
- Pleasure.

I'm Holly Harper,
co-president of Ojai Foods.

So...

You were my grandfather's girlfriend?

Paige.

- That's not very appropriate.
- No, Saul...

- Sorry.
- It's okay.

No, Paige, you can

did that make it weird to work here?

Sometimes.

Uh, like now, for instance, but...

Oh, look, look, it's
your, uh, Aunt Rebecca.

Hey, I'm so sorry to interrupt.
I just have some really good news.

What is it, sweetie?

Okay, you guys are looking at the new associate
vice president of Maddox Thompson Foods.

Maddox Thompson?

I... I... that's wonderful.

I know. I'm shocked. Apparently,
they interviewed a lot of people, too.

W... w... well, why be shocked?

They are lucky to have you.

That's all great. Thank you.

Hey, Pedro. What's up?

Great news. We're going
over to Sergio Acosta...

all of us... starting next week.

That's amazing. What...
this is such great news.

The last I heard, Sergio
wasn't hiring at all.

He said he talked to Sarah about us.

You should give him a call. Maybe
there's openings for other people.

Yeah, of course. I'm... I'm so
happy for you. Congratulations.

Thanks. I gotta go home and tell my wife.

Yeah, of course.

When we started Ojai Foods,

your grandfather and I, I was in my 20s.

And aside from a brief stab at retirement,

I have spent every day of my
working life at Ojai Foods.

Yeah.

And it's been a very
satisfying job... you know,

giving nourishment to people,
feeding them, filling them up.

And I guess if you're lucky
enough, it can work both ways.

Your job can nourish you,

can enrich your life.

And I have been very lucky.

I... I...

I have gotten to work
with people that I love.

But there is a danger to it, I suppose.

When you don't have children,
when... when you're single like I am,

you can rely on your job to give
you more than it actually can.

It becomes so much a
part of you, that you...

You can't imagine life without it...

Yeah...

without that place to go to every day.

Have you guys seen Rebecca?

Yeah, it was her turn to
get interviewed by Paige.

My daughter is making a film
of the worst week of my life.

Yeah, you know what? We should
do something for Rebecca.

At this point, any good news
is reason for celebration.

What good news?

Way to go, bro. Spoil the surprise.

You know that job she was up for?

She got it, at Maddox Thompson.

Oh, yeah. Employment's way up.

I just spoke to Sergio Acosta
to thank him for hiring Pedro

and see if he had any more openings.

Why don't you seem happy about that?

- Oh, why don't you tell him, Sarah?
- I had to do it.

You can't give away company assets.

Hold on. What... what's going on here?

Just a little embezzlement by our sister.

Oh, it's not embezzlement. Come on, Kevin.

Don't kid yourself.

Just 'cause you think it's a good cause,
that doesn't make it right or legal.

Hold on. What did you give away?

She gave $100,000 to
Sergio Acosta in trucks.

You just gave him company trucks?

He assured me that he would hire our crew.

Are you nuts? They
don't even belong to you.

No, they belong to the
company, and the company failed,

and that's why these
people are out of work.

So the company can take the damn hit.

I know what I'm doing.

I don't think you have
any idea what you're doing.

How are you gonna account for
the trucks? They flew away?

- I was gonna pay for them myself.
- Really? How?

I was gonna sell my house, okay?

Sarah... listen to yourself.

I mean, you are so far over
the line, you don't even see it.

These people are my responsibility.

When you were up in Seattle, I had to live with
my inability to save this company every day.

And it's not their fault. It is my fault.

It is my fault, and I am trying to fix it.

Sarah. Sarah, stop.

I'm sorry you didn't have
your camera with you, Paige.

You could've got the real
story about the end of Ojai.

"Have you ever noticed that the
Democrats blame the Republicans"...

You know, I can pour you one
of your own if you'd like.

Oh, yeah, that would be great.
As soon as I finish yours.

I swear. I do not know how
you do this all the time.

I feel like I actually might vomit.

Okay, look, you're just gonna breathe
deeply and make sure your knees don't lock.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Hey. Kev, what are you doing?

Kevin, you're... you're...
you're not dressed.

We have to leave in, like, 30 seconds.

I know. Sarah had a meltdown,
and it's pretty bad over there.

Well, i... is she okay? I mean,
wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Is this a... is this a... a real
meltdown or a Sarah meltdown?

I'm saying, I really
should get back there.

Yeah. Yeah. No, I... I...

I think that I should come with you.

I think that Sarah is really
going to need my moral support.

And besides, she likes me a lot better
than she likes you. So, um... Robert...

You really think you should
blow off the gold rush dinner?

'cause I think it's kind of important.

No. It's all about small
businesses and family.

I think I have the perfect
excuse, and besides, you're...

You're funnier than I am.

I'm sorry. What'd you say?

- I said you're funnier than I am.
- That's true.

- You can use my jokes if you want.
- Oh, absolutely.

Okay. Let's go.

Oh, God. I hope that
isn't a peace offering.

It's me that owes you.

No.

I... I went by the office.

Tommy told me what happened.

Yeah. Um...

I really screwed up, mom.

Okay, you made some mistakes.

Uh, that's an understatement.

God, who are you that you think
you're so important and superhuman

that you're the only one that
could've saved the company?

But I didn't save it, did I? So...

Look, I know how badly you feel.

But you push me away, you
push Tommy and Kevin away.

It's like you have to suffer alone,

like your disappointment
is so much worse than ours.

It's not disappointment, mom.

It's shame.

And I failed...

Completely.

I am just...

- Trying to work out how I live with it.
- Oh, sweetheart.

Sweetheart, I know what failure is.

But as hard as it is...

I think you have to lean
in to those feelings.

You haven't had much
failure in your life, Sarah.

It takes practice to get good at it.

It hurts like holy hell.

But it's important. It's the door
that will lead you to your future.

I just don't know how to do that.

That's not who I am.

You see? I'm a failure at failure.

No, honey.

I... I think you're being
spectacularly successful at failure.

Oh, mama.

Oh, honey. Oh, sweetheart.

Hey. So I just got off the
phone with Maddox Thompson.

They wanted to apologize for not telling me you
were up for the same job that I interviewed for.

I know. They called me, too.
They were really embarrassed.

Mom, this is so unfair. You're
ten times more qualified than I am.

I'm not gonna take this
knowing that you deserve it.

Don't even think about
turning that job down.

Okay, it stung a little.

But it's a much better fit for
you than it would've been for me.

I just feel horrible.

No, sweetie. I will be fine.

And I will find another job.

Actually...

the only bright spot in this terrible day

is knowing that you're going
off on this whole new adventure.

Really.

We were cleaning out the old
desks the other day, and, uh...

I found this.

Walker and son fine produce.

I made a bunch of these when I was a kid.

I, uh... went to show dad, and
he said that, uh, "that's right.

Someday, it will be. "

But unfortunately, he was wrong.

"Walker and Son and Daughter"... it, uh,

doesn't have the same ring.

He was right to bring
Sarah into the business.

If I hadn't have worked so hard to
try to prove him wrong every day...

Things might be different for, uh...

for everybody.

You know, you never told
me what was in this box.

Because I don't know what is in that
box. They gave it to me at the office.

It's from Roger Grant.

Oh, my God.

Sarah, I... I wanted to tell you...

I... I tried to convince
him to buy our building.

It didn't work. He was not
in the least bit interested.

Open it.

"Some women and some buildings are
classic. Thank you for reminding me.

I thought you might enjoy
these original drawings

I did for William when
we were all very young. "

That's so sweet.

Oh, Sarah.

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, look. "Ojai Foods offices. "

Oh, you know, these have all been
done by hand. Nobody does this anymore.

Oh. There used to be a clock tower.

Yeah. Oh, William nixed that right away.

He said he didn't want a
clock ticking over his head,

reminding him how fast
the fruit was rotting.

What is this other...

Oh, my God. mom.

Sarah.

Dad was gonna build
something at narrow Lake.

A house.

Why the heck didn't he tell me?

Because it was...
supposed to be a surprise.

Or maybe he wasn't building it for me.

Mom, it's an anagram of your name.

Of course it was for you.

Well, now I am... I'm really confused.

Why would Dennis York want the land
where William was gonna build a house?

I have no idea.

Look at this... "Nora's art studio,

"Nora's sewing room. "

Over here,"Nora's bathroom"
on the second floor.

I can't believe he was
gonna build me a house.

This is more than a house, mom.

This is a love letter.

He really loved you.

You're allowed to lean in
to those feelings, you know?

Yes.

I guess he did.

Nice job out there.

You were very funny.

Well, thanks. They're a friendly group.

Sorry Kitty couldn't make it tonight.
I was looking forward to meeting her.

I think it's best if we keep
our relationship to ourselves.

Yeah, I thought so, too.

That's why I was so surprised to hear
that you'd been talking to Rawling...

a lot. What was your plan?

Were you taping our conversations?

And who were you reporting
to besides Joe Rawling?

You are misinformed.

I'm very thorough when it
comes to a $1-billion contract.

My conversation with
Rawling had nothing to do...

here's the deal...

you walk back your plan with Rawling

and you destroy whatever
evidence you've collected,

or I'll use every ounce
of influence I've got

to make sure your wife couldn't
get elected dog catcher.

Good night, Senator.

Say hello to Kitty for me.

I can't believe they're
valuing dad's desk at 30 bucks.

Well, look at it.

I don't think it's worth
anything to anyone but us.

Do you remember that wood burning
kit you got me when I was 10?

Yes, I do, because you went
around burning your initials

into every wooden object you came near.

I was staking my claim early.

You know what, sweetheart? I think
that you should have this desk.

Your father would've wanted you to.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Hi. W... what about your event?

Oh, I decided to let Robert
cover for me. I... is Sarah here?

- She's on her way.
- Is she okay?

No, but I think she will be.

Come here. Look at you.

- Oh, hi.
- Oh, you, you look gorgeous.

God, this is such an amazing space.

Someone could renovate
it and turn it into lofts.

Oh, honey, honey, um,
could you please shut up?

- Oh...
- That's all right. That's all right.

I'm... I'm reconciled.

I'm glad you came back. I wanted
to talk to you about something.

If this is about you getting
that new job, I already know.

- And?
- And we gotta figure this out.

Because this is serious.

I... I feel like we're miles apart in
where we want to be with our lives, Rebecca.

I didn't even know you
were interested in this job.

You don't even know what the job is.

Okay. Well, tell me about it.

Is everything okay with you two?

Uh, yeah, yeah. It's fine.

Oh, my God. W... what...

Kitty?

What happened to your dinner?

Oh, I just decided to take pity on the
audience and let Robert cover for me.

We just all wanted to be here.

Well, um, I... I'm glad you
are all here because, um,

you know, there's a couple of things
that I've... I've wanted to say.

Um, the first is, I hope
you can all forgive me.

You have to stop.

- Sarah, come on.
- Okay, okay.

Uh, well, second is, we all know
dad was an Irish whiskey man.

Um...

I always kept a bottle at the
house in case he stopped by.

I'm kind of hoping that
you could help me finish it.

- That's a great idea!
- Mom!

Okay.

That is something I'm actually good at.

- Uh, cups, cups.
- Choppy-choppy, get the cups.

You know, um, I still have to
fix up that whole truck mess.

No, no, you don't. I spoke
with Pedro this afternoon.

Oh, God. I've gotta
call him and apologize.

No, you don't, at all, because...

he actually wants to
buy the trucks himself.

He and his brother, they
want to go into business.

And, you know, they want to
take some of the crew with them,

so I showed 'em how to get
a small business loan...

- Yeah?
- And they're ecstatic.

Kevin, that's wonderful.

Great symmetry, right?

One family business
closes, another one opens.

Wow. That story actually
makes me want to cry.

To capitalism.

I know what we should be drinking to.

Come on, Sarah.

No, I think you should do it, Uncle Saul.

To Ojai.

To Ojai.

To Ojai.

Wow. This is a first.

What?

This family speechless.

♪ Of all the money that e'er I had ♪

♪ I spent it in good company ♪

♪ And all the harm that ever I've done ♪

♪ Alas it was to none but me

♪ And all I've done

♪ For want of wit

♪ To mem'ry now I can't recall

♪ So fill to me

♪ The parting glass

♪ Good night and joy be with you all

♪ But since it falls

♪ Unto my lot?

♪ That I should go
And you should not

♪ I gently rise

♪ And softly call

♪ Good night and joy be with you all

♪ And so it falls unto my lot

♪ That I should go

♪ And you should not

♪ I simply raise

♪ My glass and call

♪ Good night and joy be wit.

Good night, Ojai Foods.

♪ And all I've done

♪ For want of wit

♪ To mem'ry now I can't recall

♪ So fill to me

♪ The parting glass

♪ Good night and joy, be with you all

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