The Sun Never Sets (2026) Movie Script

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[The Sandcastle
by alice does computer music]
I walk
Home at night
Summer's slipping
Out of sight
Soulless apartments
In a line
Falling
For the same lies
Again
Sorry
I'm so cold
To you
To you
Everybody wants to leave
Behind the past
Nobody can leave
Behind the past
- You must be Ted.
- Hey. You with me?
[laughs]
- Yes.
- You're the one who just
called for the boat, huh?
- Uh-huh, hi!
- How are you?
- Nice to meet you.
- How you doing?
- Oh my God, I cannot believe
that I'm seeing this boat again.
It's the same colour
as everything, like... wow.
- And you're looking for a boat
like your dad used to own,
something like that?
- Yeah, he... yeah,
he had a 1989 Gulf sailboat.
- 32-foot Gulf?
- I grew up going out on it
all the time.
- That's crazy.
Well, why don't you come on
up and check this out?
- Thank you.
- And I know we were talking
about the $35,000
I'm asking for...
- Yeah.
- You know, that's about
as low as I can go.
- I know, I know. I get it.
- I got a lot more into this
boat than that, you know?
- I understand.
Yeah, yeah, I understand.
- And...
[sighs]
- Well, thank you, Ted.
- Well, Wendy, I'm glad you got
to take a look at the boat.
- Me too.
- I'll definitely let you know
before I accept
anyone else's offer, okay?
- Thank you, I really
appreciate that.
I'm gonna see what I can do.
- Thank you so much.
- Okay. Talk soon.
- Thank you.
[man]: You guys remember
the kitchen when we bought
the place?
[woman]: Yeah, yeah.
[man]: Yeah. You couldn't see
the yard at all?
Super nice,
got these old windows.
They're, like, salvaged.
- Hi!
Hi! How are you?
- Good drive?
- Yeah, it was good.
Hi, how are you?
Good to see you.
[gasping]
Oh, God! Sorry.
Are you okay?
- Oh yeah, I'm okay.
- You need something else?
- I'm okay.
- I'll get you another one.
- You're good?
I'll bring you a napkin.
- I'll take a napkin.
- I'll bring you a napkin.
- I mean, I think
you'll figure it out.
Get a loan or something.
I like you as a boat girl.
[scoffs]
Really good.
Um, tell me your secret,
Water Lady.
- Yeah. You know,
you're drinking for two.
I'm pregnant.
[gasps]
[sipping]
- Congratulations.
- Thank you.
Thanks. Thank you so much
for your over-enthused response.
I can really see that
excitement on your face.
[Wendy chuckles]
- No, it's just everything...
feels like it's changing,
you know?
People moving on to
their next chapters and stuff.
- Yeah, it's like, pretty
normal, you know? Early 30s,
like...
- For some.
- Like Katelyn and Drew,
maybe they'll start trying soon,
and then we'll have
all the tips...
- Great.
- ...when you decide
to get in the game.
- Great.
[both chuckle]
- You and I used to talk about
doing it alongside each other
but would you still want it?
[slurping]
- I don't know.
I don't know.
I'm feeling a little judged
by you right now.
- You're not judged.
I'm not judging you.
- Okay.
- I love you. You can do
no wrong by me.
But I just want to make sure
you're giving yourself,
like, the option to have
whatever life you want,
if you still want it,
and that, like--
- I'm living in the moment.
- Mm-hmm.
- And you know,
not everyone's next chapter
has to look the same.
- All right.
- I'm good.
- Well, Kenny's gonna explode
if I make him wait any longer
to tell everyone.
- Oh.
- Made him promise not to tell
them until I told you, but...
- Okay.
- We can tell them.
- I'm happy for you.
I am.
- Thank you. Thank you so much.
You can start
planning my baby shower.
[drinks sloshing]
- I don't know
about that, but...
- You're so... come on,
you're so excited.
[laughing]
- I'll be... I'll go.
[friends chattering]
- Okay.
- It's happening?
- Go ahead.
- Uh, we're pregnant!
- Whoa!
- Yeah!
- Yes, we are. Yes, we are.
- For real?
- Yeah! Yeah!
- I told you, dude.
I knew something was weird.
- Kenny would say
"we're pregnant."
[laughing and chattering]
- Crazy, huh?
- Congratulations!
- It finally happened.
- I know!
- Can we get a little room,
please?
Can we get
a little room, please?
- Sorry, sorry, sorry.
- Thanks.
- Ooh!
- What's up?
- My bad. Oh, fuck,
I forgot your napkin.
- Oh, it's okay.
- Sorry.
- It's all good.
[keys jingle]
[breathes loudly]
[yelling and cheering]
- Defence! Defence!
Get the ball!
[shoes squeaking]
Yeah! Put 'er there.
- Yeah!
- Oh yeah!
- Here we go, red.
Bring it up, red!
[Woman]: Come on, red!
[fans cheering
and shoes squeaking]
- Shoot that! Shoot it!
- Shoot it! Shoot it!
- Come on, put that in!
Bobby, put it in!
- Hi!
- How are ya?
- I'm good, how about you?
- I'm good.
- Good to see ya.
- Hey, nice to see you.
- Okay, okay, here we go.
Pass the ball. Pass the ball.
[indistinct chatter]
- Yeah, we'll see how you do.
- Last warning, Coach.
Stay off the floor.
- I'm off the court, relax.
- This is so cute.
- I know.
- I can't get over it.
- It's crazy.
- Even if we miss, guys,
let's get a good shot, right?
- Get a good shot!
- Don't worry about missing it,
just get a good shot.
[player]: Ball, ball, ball,
ball, ball!
[indistinct]
[Keith]: Congratulations!
- Hey!
- Great game, Jude,
there was not a chance.
- Hi.
- I saw you there,
thank you for coming.
- Congrats on your first win.
You want me to take him back?
- Yeah, take him back.
- We're gonna go, uh...
milkshakes, you comin'?
- Yeah, I'd love to.
- All right. Congrats, Coach,
good game. That was awesome.
- Brush your hair.
- See you guys Wednesday, okay?
- Okay, you guys. Have fun.
- Thanks a lot.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Bye, guys.
[Wendy]: Good job, girl!
- So, uh, I saw you
talking to the ex-wife
for about 30 minutes, you snake.
- I... Where was I supposed
to sit?
Not with them? I had to.
- No, it would have been
so weird
if you didn't sit with them.
- No, it was good.
It was totally fine.
- All right, who wants
some milkshakes?
[kids]: Me!
- No, Dad.
[laughter]
- Oh, whoa! Here you go.
- Thank you.
- Chocolate?
- Thank you.
- Okay. Okay.
A lot of chocolates
here, right? Yeah?
[door opens]
- And I literally
have to yell to get them.
[Wendy chuckles]
I'm the best hider.
- No, I am. I always go first,
I'm the best per--
- You both are good hiders.
- There isn't even a rule book!
- I'm better, though.
- No, I'm better.
- Okay, you're both gonna hide.
Go. Both hide. Wash your hands
and then go hide.
[door closes]
- Thank you.
[Wendy laughs]
I am the best hider.
I am the best hider. I am.
You're really gonna go to play?
[chuckles]
- Well, yeah.
- Thank you. I'll start dinner.
- Okay.
[water boiling]
Need anything?
- No, I'm good.
[both chuckle]
Get out! Get out!
Do not ruin this perfect meal.
I am the chef.
- Just looking.
[lips smacking]
You don't need anything?
- No. No, no, no.
You helping with the kids
is everything.
Thank you.
- Okay. Well, maybe
I can set the table.
- Okay. That'd be sweet.
Now get out of the kitchen!
[Wendy chuckles]
This is my domain, not yours.
How is it? You like it?
[dinnerware clatters]
- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.
- You need the food
after that game today.
- Mm-hmm.
- And that coaching.
- Hey Wendy, can you please
pass the cheese?
- Yeah, sure.
- My little Jalen Brunson
over here.
- I know you like cheese too.
That's pretty good.
Got a nice little smell to it.
A little homemade quality.
It's more than just pour
in the sauce.
- I know.
- Hey Dad?
- Yeah?
- Can Wendy spend
the night tonight?
- Well, I think
that's a Wendy question.
- Can you spend
the night tonight?
- Okay, let me think.
- Please?
- I'll spend the night if...
your dad lets us
put a bunch of makeup on him.
- No, no...
- Please?
- Please, Daddy?
- No!
[Wendy]: Lipstick.
- No lipstick! No lipstick.
- He won't allow it.
- Then what?
- No lipstick! You can't stay.
- My man!
- Let's pierce his ears.
[Dad]: No!
- No! No! No! No!
- Maybe I'll just get one
over here and I'll grow
a ponytail.
- Nice.
- You'll like that, huh?
- Yeah, I like that.
[Jude]: Just the ponytail,
maybe not...
- Okay, okay, makeup's out.
Makeup's out.
- Makeup's out.
- Um...
- Next thing.
- There's a good hike nearby.
- Uh...
- One that I've been
wanting to do, it's really easy.
Not that long.
[children moaning]
- I think I'd rather
do the makeup.
[laughter]
Okay, so no makeup, no hiking.
What's the third.
We want you to s--
[girl]: But you said you'd
rather do the makeup.
- I know, but we're gonna
get a third option.
- Okay, okay.
- Come on, we all want you here.
- Third option.
- What is it?
We're gonna say yes.
- Third option.
If you make pancakes...
[both kids]: Yes, yes, yes, yes!
- While he wears makeup.
[Jude]: No!
[laughter]
[Dad]: But yes to pancakes.
- Okay.
- Deal.
- Great.
- So you're staying.
- Mm-hmm.
- Good win. Great job, Abs.
You got her. Oh.
- Yay.
[chuckling]
A sports reporter, huh?
- Coach.
- You snuck into
the coach's quarters.
You've done this before, woman.
You cause me trouble.
[lips smacking]
It's because I trusted you
and I shouldn't have.
- I'm writing a new article.
- You are. Oh no!
[Wendy laughs]
[whispers]: I'm recording
everything you say.
[snorts]
For my article.
- Jesus Christ.
Well, I won't go
one step further
until I know
you're not wearing a wire.
[Wendy laughing]
I won't do it.
Sit up.
Sit your ass up.
Take that shirt off.
[Wendy giggles]
Well, I don't feel a wire.
All right, I guess
I have to trust you.
[lips smacking]
[chuckling]
You okay?
- Yeah.
- You sure?
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- What's going on?
- No, I just had
a weird, weird day.
- Well, what happened?
- Um...
Lindsay told me that
she was pregnant.
- Oh, she is?
- Mm-hmm.
- No way! Good for them.
- Yeah, they're very excited.
- When's the baby coming?
- Uh, November, I think?
Something like that.
- Wow. Fun.
- Yeah. But, you know,
just sort of...
She's my last friend that...
[Dad groans]
...you know, can go do
adventurous things
spontaneously with me,
so it feels like
that's gonna end and...
[Dad groans]
...it's just gonna be me
on my own.
- Well, you're not
really on your own.
- Are you and the kids gonna
go camping with me last minute?
- No.
- I know.
- We're not a camping family.
- I know.
[chuckles]
[exhales]
- She also was giving me
a hard time about us
and just that you don't
want to get married again,
you don't want to have
any more kids and...
don't I want to get married
and don't I want to have kids?
I used to want that.
All that stuff, so.
- So I think she cares
about you.
And she may be right.
[sighs]
And this is something
we've talked about a lot.
And it's stuff
I'm worried about.
I don't want
you to miss this opportunity
and then wake up in eight years
and hate me for it.
And feel like you miss
something in your life
'cause having kids is the best.
It's great.
And I want that for you
if that's what you want.
- Yeah, but I don't know.
I've been a willing participant
in all of this.
- I know.
- So I wouldn't, like, you know,
I don't foresee that happening.
- Well... I do.
- Well, I can't worry about
that, like...
I'm in love with you.
I love you
and want to be with you, so...
I accept those things.
- For now.
- Yeah.
[Wendy chuckles]
[lips smacking]
- I love you.
- Love you.
- Wanna get a drink,
go downstairs and watch some
terrible television?
[both chuckle]
- Sure.
- Okay.
- Just like the one my dad had.
- Hmm. Well, is there any part
of you that would like a partner
who also wanted
to be on the boat?
[scoffs]
I mean it.
- What do you mean?
- If you... let's say
it all worked out
and you bought that boat,
would you like your partner
to want to be on that boat?
Or are you happy with--
[stammering]
- If they wanted to, I don't...
- Well, what if they didn't?
- Uh. Are you talking about you?
You don't want to be on the
boat? Is that--
- You know I don't want
to be on the boat.
- Right. I do.
I do know that.
And that's okay.
- Zero parts of me
wants to do what
I'm doing right now.
But I don't think
you're listening
and I don't think
you're hearing what I'm saying.
- I'm not. I'm not.
- I think you need to spend
the summer and maybe
into the f... the fall
and before it starts getting
dark again and be free
to see what else is out there,
to see if there's somebody
out there that can
make you happy and give you
the things that you might want.
And... somebody who doesn't
have kids and somebody
who isn't as set in their ways
as I am, and see
if that's what you want.
- Are you breaking up with me?
- I'm not breaking up with you
because you're not listening.
I'm going to stay right here.
And I'm not going
to date anybody
and I'm not going anywhere.
And if you decide
you want to come back
and sit here,
this seat is open for you.
- So I have to go on
a bunch of weird first date...
like I don't...
- Yeah, I don't know.
[Wendy scoffs]
I don't think it's about
weird first dates.
It's about seeing
and seeing if there's somebody
that'll... and I'm not
saying it's forever.
Let's just try it
for the summer.
Let's take six months.
Let's just see what happens.
And obviously,
I don't have it all thought out.
I don't have a great plan.
I just know that
it needs to happen.
- But I don't want to do that.
Like, I don't...
I don't want to.
I'm... happy here--
- Okay.
But you need to do this.
And it's the right move.
And I know what I'm saying.
[Wendy scoffs]
[Too Much Money
by Automatic]
[loader rumbles]
I saw you there you were
walking down the street
You stay awake when you
wanna go to sleep
Say Hello when you
weren't there
You should get off of the dirt
on your feet
[Wendy]: It's impossible.
I check my phone 100 times a day
to see if he's texted me.
I was in a full-blown
relationship for two years.
Like, I don't...
- I'm sorry.
- ...understand what's
happening.
- It sucks. It sucks.
But... and while it's happening,
because it's happening,
you might as well just try it.
- But is it happening? Like--
- Is... Yeah, it's happening.
Whether or not you want it
to happen, it's happening.
But... then make
whatever happen...
Happen that you want to.
Like, go hang out with people.
Don't sit and check...
put your phone down.
Just, like, try and
like, maybe meet someone
Have a drink with someone.
- I don't want to meet anyone.
I don't want to do that. Like...
- Okay, well...
- I was so happy to not be
doing that for
the last two years.
It was great.
- Okay, well...
- Everything was
totally fine!
- It's not the situation
that you're in right now,
unfortunately, babe.
And so you have the opportunity
to just...
I actually have someone in mind,
this guy Danny, who I think
would be perfect for you.
If nothing else, just like,
get back out there.
Please. Come on.
Okay. Just do it for me.
First round's on me.
[sighs]
[Danny]: Wendy? Uh, hey, Wendy.
Wendy, did you want
to grab another drink?
- Oh yeah. Yes.
Yeah, the same.
Thanks.
- Thanks.
- Sorry. Spaced out.
- You, uh... you good?
- Yeah, I'm good. I'm good.
- You sure?
- Yes.
[Wendy sighs]
- Long week.
- Uh, yeah. Long week. Mm-hmm.
- Work or...?
- Yeah. Yeah. Just been...
Just been busy.
- Um...
- Lindsay told me that you
used to play hockey.
Is that true? Or...
[chuckles]
Is that a long time ago?
- Oh, it was a long time ago.
Uh...
- Thank you.
- Uh...
Yeah, have you ever been
to the... the bar zone?
The spit there?
- Yeah. Yeah. I have.
- What's the dating scene
been like in Alaska?
- Uh...
Um, well, I...
I've been, um...
I've been in a relationship
for a couple of years.
- Oh, that's--
- Recently sort of shifted, so,
um...
Yeah, haven't thought
about it in a while.
[both chuckle]
Yeah.
- Sorry if I...
- No, no, no. No, no, it's okay.
[sobbing]
[wipers squeaking]
[cars driving by]
- I know I want to be with you.
Like, I do know that.
And so...
how can I convince you?
Like, what can I do?
- Nothing. It's not that
you can do anything.
It's just you have to
try to do this, okay?
- I hear you.
- Even your friends agree.
- You need space, clearly.
That's fine.
Like, I don't have to be
around as much.
Like, I...
- Just, please, Wendy.
You've got to find the part
of you that, like...
who you were before
we started dating.
You can't just be my other half
and yet that's
what you've become.
[sighs]
All this is is just to find
that other part of you, and...
you know, if it's
another guy, great.
If it's not, great.
But I just want you
to be more like a whole person
of your things, right?
And then, we can fit back in.
Try it.
Give it the summer
and try it.
Please, do it for us, okay?
[sighs]
If you love us,
you will do this.
- Okay, but can
I just stay tonight?
- Yes, of course you can.
[lips smacking]
[gentle music]
- I'm not gonna lie to you, bro.
This sounds stupid.
[Jack]: Yeah.
- That's a terrible idea.
- Right.
- I'm not a fan of the idea.
- Yeah. Look, it's not
a good situation.
I'm not happy about it.
But this is the best play.
I have to risk it.
- You want her to go out,
experience them, right?
In all kinds of ways,
'cause these dudes
get resourceful when
they've got nothing going on--
- How... how do you know?
- Because when I'm...
When I... you know,
when I was in the Navy, but...
[Jack laughs]
When I was in the Navy,
and I had nothing going on,
I worked on my stroke game.
And I ain't talking golf.
[chuckles]
- I'm glad I called you.
This has been very helpful.
- Now listen, I gotta just
put it in perspective for you,
'cause I don't think
you're paying attention
to what's going on.
- Well, here's what
you're not thinking.
Anchorage is different
than New York.
- That's what I'm saying, but
then she's gonna go out there
and experience magic.
[chuckles]
- There's no magic in...
There's no magic here.
The only thing that happens here
is the sun never goes down.
But there's no magic,
I promise you that.
It's a bunch of goofy guys
who smell like salmon.
I'm not worried about it.
- Okay, here I go!
[Lindsay]: Don't mess up, Brad.
- Really lean into it.
[Drew]: You gotta rip it.
- Oh s...
- Oh!
[Lindsay]: Right into the ditch,
Brad. Nice one.
- It's closer, though.
- All right, here we go.
[disc clangs]
- Ooh!
- Oh my God.
[Lindsay]: Nice one, actually.
Beautiful.
- Come on, Drew.
[disc clangs]
- Oh.
[woman]: Nice, babe.
- How... and
how do you know that?
- I watched a YouTube video.
- She's watching videos, dude.
- Okay...
- Well, you know how
you want to get someone's
attention?
Boom. All the way through.
- I believe him, I mean...
But he, like, didn't do
anything all day
and I was just an intern
and I would come to work
like super baked every day
'cause I didn't have
anything to do.
- And hang out with
the 85-year-old dude?
- And I'd hang out with
the 85-year-old and he had
this Bob Dylan video game.
- Oh my God.
- Where you walk around
a museum and you look at
different pictures of Bob Dylan.
And you--
- That's it?
- Yeah, it's like...
[laughter]
It's a PC game from like 1994.
- God, that's funny.
- And I would just grind
that game with him every day.
- Go, Brad.
- Hey, we should do...
- We'll get them next time.
We'll be fine. Bye.
- Good game.
- See ya, good game.
- Yeah.
- Bye.
- Rematch next week.
[Wendy]: ...I would, yeah.
[Brad]: Maybe Friday?
[Wendy]: I think I can do
Friday, yeah. I think--
[Brad]: Friday? Okay.
[Wendy]: See you.
- See you then.
[giggling]
- Mm-hmm.
What, uh...
was that all about?
- I think I just got conned
into a date with Brad.
[laughter]
- Okay, good for you.
You're also, like,
really good for Brad.
I don't think that he's,
like, moved on from the bonfire
make out incident.
- We made out one time.
Can't make out with somebody
one time?
- Listen, he's been
riding that home.
[laughs]
This'll be good. This is fun.
- Yeah.
- He's good.
- I would have to cancel
in a couple days.
- Dude, don't. It'll be easier.
[motor starts]
And just... it'll be easier
to just go, have, like,
a decent time.
It's Brad.
So go and have a drink.
It'll be fine.
- Yeah, I'm gonna cancel
in a couple days.
[laughter]
- Don't cancel in a couple days.
Don't. You better not.
Don't. Okay, drive safely.
- Love you.
- Love you.
[Saturday's Child
by the Convenience]
- Sorry again about
the reservations being so late.
Hope you don't mind grabbing
a drink here first.
- Yeah, that's okay.
I like this place.
I used to come here a lot.
- Hate making my lady wait.
[both laugh awkwardly]
- You look nice.
- Thank you. You look nice too.
- Thank you.
- Yes.
I got you something.
- What is it?
- A little date gift.
[Wendy laughs]
A little gift for...
Do you get it?
- Well, it's a... flask?
- Banana.
- Banana flask.
- Banana flask, yeah.
- I...
- Nothing?
- I don't get... I don't.
- The banana schnapps night?
- Okay.
- You don't remember?
- I don't.
- Where I drank all
the banana schnapps
and then I asked if I could
sleep on your couch
and you said no?
[Wendy laughs]
But then I passed out anyway?
- Okay, all right.
Well, thank you.
- I don't know.
I thought it was funny.
- It is funny.
It's cute, yes.
It's super cute. Thank you.
- You might not want to use it,
it's kind of gross.
- Hey, could I get an IPA?
Thank you.
Thanks.
- Yeah, same. I'll do an IPA.
[Wendy sighs]
- Well.
Uh... you wanna play
some darts or something?
- Yeah, I could do darts.
- Okay.
[dart thuds]
- Yeah, like two nights ago,
I was at this bar...
[dart thuds]
Oh shit.
- Sorry. I was doing good.
- I was with some friends
and there was these like
really drunk military dudes
that showed up.
And they were just, like,
giving me a hard time.
And I was like, "What are
these guys up to, man?"
- Huh.
- I think they were, like,
on coke, like, trying to fight
or something?
Or... I did not know
what they were up to.
And, uh... anyway,
fast forward to yesterday.
I was gonna go on a hike
and, uh, I get to the base
of the trail.
The same three military guys
are there.
- Oh wow.
- I was so freaked out.
I was like...
I did not want to do
a three-hour hike
with these guys.
[laughs]
So I just sat in my car
for 15 minutes
and I'm just waiting
for them to go up.
- Waiting for them to be done?
- Yeah. I mean, I was
just waiting for them to start
so I could be
kind of behind them.
- Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
- And, you know, eventually
they went.
I saw which way
they went on the trail.
I went a different direction.
And then the trail like left
and then like
merge back together.
And when it's merging back
together, I see them coming up.
And I'm like, "Oh shit,
I'm gonna have to deal
with these guys."
- Uh, do you want another beer?
- Yeah! I'll take another one.
- Okay, yeah.
- And then it turns out
it wasn't them.
- Oh, my God.
- Yeah.
- You waited for... for nothing.
- Yes.
[chuckling]
- Can I get two
more IPAs, please?
- Yeah, sure.
- Thanks.
[slow rock music playing]
[chattering]
[pool balls caroming]
[thudding]
[glasses thud]
Hi.
- Hey.
Uh... wow.
What's up?
- What are you doing here?
- Um, my buddies are
started an air taxi company.
And they're begging me
to be a pilot for them,
so I just... came back today
to Anchorage.
- Today.
- First day.
- Yeah. Did you guys
set this up?
- Nah.
- No.
- You hate air taxis.
- No, no, no, I love
flying tourists around.
It's one of my
favourite activities.
- No you don't.
- You can learn
so much from foreigners.
[both laugh]
What are you doing here?
- Um, I'm actually...
I'm sorry to say
that I am on a first
and I hope last date with Brad.
My friend Brad.
- Wow. I mean, he's...
he's been in love with you,
I just didn't realize you
had the same feelings.
That's alarming.
I mean, that's surprising.
- It was a trick.
He tricked me into it.
- Could I trick you
into ditching Brad
and having some beers with me?
Yeah?
You look so good. Hey, Brad!
- Hey, Chuck. Nice to see you.
- Hey, you too, man.
- Yeah. Where you been, man?
- Just around.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Around?
- Alaska.
- Okay.
- Flying about, man.
- Um, we actually gotta
get going, um...
we got reservations
to catch.
Do you actually want
these beers?
I don't think we're gonna
have time to drink them.
- Um... Brad, I, um...
- Thanks, man.
Thanks for the beers.
- Yeah.
- I'm really sorry
but I'm gonna...
I'm gonna have to bail
on dinner.
I could have never imagined
that I would run into Chuck
and I think I'm gonna hang here
and catch up.
I hope you understand.
- Okay.
- I'm really sorry.
I'm really, really sorry.
- It's okay. Uh...
I mean, I put my card down
for the reservation.
- Please Venmo me.
Please, this is totally on me.
- I mean, you don't have
to do that. I mean--
- No, no, I'm--
- I'll just, like--
- But I do want my flask.
- Oh, okay, here.
[Wendy laughs]
- Thank you.
[Only You
by Evan Blix plays]
Could ever really know...
- Oh. So smooth.
How did you get the right angle
on this to know that
it's gonna banana properly.
[Wendy laughs]
Mmm!
That's a nice flask.
I think it'd be amazing
if you would, uh,
forget 80% of my bullshit
and maybe we can hang out
and try something new.
[Only You
by Evan Blix continues]
You can remember 20%
because it's only fair.
[Wendy chuckles]
- Well, I wasn't perfect either,
so I'm sorry too.
- I know.
- We could have done
things different...
[Wendy scoffs]
[both laugh]
We could have done things
differently too.
[Wendy chuckles]
- So do you wanna... restart?
All right.
- We'll see.
- We'll see?
[Wendy snorts]
Wait, wait, wait...
[glasses clink]
Wait, wait, don't clink me
with the "we'll see."
Oh, wow.
[pool balls caroming]
[arcade cabinet beeping]
- Do you want to come over?
- We'll see.
[Wendy snorts]
Yeah, I wanna come over.
Let's get out of here.
Can we have two shots, please?
Um... we'll see.
- We'll see.
[glasses clink]
[song continues]
- You still have the same couch.
- I love that couch.
- Yeah, that's fuckin' great.
I spent a lot of time
on this couch.
[Wendy laughs]
You kept my, uh...
my pilot belt buckle.
- Yeah.
[shower starts]
- Cool.
- Those pieces of wood
are from that trip we took to.
- Really?
- Mm-hmm.
Still dream on
and never let it go
Even when the dreamin'
starts feelin' slow
I promise you one thing
and one thing at a time
[door closes]
Now is your moment
to go out and climb
Only you, yeah, only you
[can opening]
Could ever know
what you're going through
And only I, yeah, only I
Would never really know
if it's right
[Wendy chuckles]
And only you, yeah, only you
Could ever really know
what you're going through
- Missed you.
- Missed you too.
And only I, yeah, only I
Would never really know
if it's right
[lips smacking]
[singer vocalizing]
[airplane buzzing]
[song continues]
[water lapping]
[Wendy]: Who is this person?
[Chuck]: What?
[Wendy]: What?
Like, for five years,
all you did was talk about
how getting married
and having kids
is stupid and pointless.
- Well, it was then.
- And now you're saying
the exact opposite to me.
This is crazy.
- Listen, I was
a scared little bitch.
[Wendy laughs]
But as any man matures,
you know, and gets closer
to menopause,
I think you really start
asking the question,
"Do I want two kids
or seven kids?"
- Oh, my God.
- "And how many of them
will be named Chuck Jr.?"
- Okay, well, it's gonna
take me a minute.
- We're gonna have a farm.
We need lots of brooding
young men--
- Now you want a farm?
- Yeah, maybe.
- Oh, my God.
Okay.
- Get a whole slew of planes,
a farm, some goats.
[Wendy scoffs]
You know?
- I don't want any
fucking goats.
- My babes and my "baaabs".
[Wendy laughs]
[river water running]
[rocks thudding]
- Oh!
- Yeah, we got a juicy one
right here.
- You don't need these?
I've got two really good ones.
- Oh nice. We can make room.
Tomorrow morning, you wanna...
go on another hike?
Maybe, do a little climbing
over here or do you need
to get back early?
- Yeah, we can do that.
- Or we can just fly
to Vegas and...
say some vows.
[Wendy scoffs]
Go to Elvis' chapel.
Glue on some sideburns.
Tell you how much I love you.
Does that work for you?
[Wendy sighs]
- I need to tell you something.
- Oh, God.
What?
- Um, I've been in
a relationship for two years.
Up until very recently.
And it's kind of
a weird situation
and complicated and, you know,
we haven't had that, like,
official talk that
we're not together,
so I, um...
I think I would need to tell him
about this and about you.
- Because you need
his permission?
- No, I don't need
his permission.
[Wendy stammers]
- So what's there to talk about?
- Well, I think
he'll break up with me.
- Great.
[both chuckle]
Is that okay? With you?
- Uh... I, I don't know.
I guess. I don't know,
it's like, it's all happened
really fast and I did not expect
to walk into that bar
on a date with fuckin' Brad
and to see you.
- Ay-ay-ay...
[sighs]
Okay.
- But I'm really happy
to be here with you.
I really am.
- I just don't think
the system's gonna work
if we don't give it time.
- I agree.
- I mean, I obviously
love to see you,
but if you're always
coming over,
then we're not really trying,
right?
- I'm-I'm okay, thanks.
- You don't want any? Alright.
It's not exactly taking space
if we're constantly together.
- Right.
Yeah, I think you're right.
So, I'm not really here
to hang out.
Um, there's something
I want to talk to you about.
- Okay. Well, what's going on?
- Um... I went out on a date.
With Brad. My friend Brad.
- Okay, how'd it go with Brad?
[chuckles]
- Well, you know.
Brad's always--
- It was Brad.
- Had a crush on me. Yeah.
- Right. But I think it's good
that you did it. Right?
- Yeah.
- 'Cause we're trying
this thing.
- But while I was out...
With Brad. I reconnected
with my ex-boyfriend Chuck.
And that was obviously...
a surprise.
- Yeah.
'Cause I thought he was
in Mexico or somewhere?
- He's back. So, um...
- For how long?
- Indefinitely. He's back.
- Oh, he's, he's moved back
to Anchorage.
- He has.
- Okay.
- So I've spent
the last few days with him.
- What does that mean,
you've spent
the last few days with him?
- Well, I mean,
it means what it sounds like.
- Well, he's your ex,
I don't know what
it sounds like.
- Okay, well...
- You had lunch with him
and then came home?
- No.
- You spent day and night,
three straight days with him?
- Yeah.
- Really?
- Mhmm.
- Intimately?
- Mhmm.
- Really?
- Mhmm.
- With your ex-boyfriend?
- Mhmm. Yeah. I mean, you know,
it's obviously super complicated
and there's a lot of, you know,
baggage and feelings
and things there, but, um...
You know, as two people
who haven't seen each other
in three years and didn't
expect to run into each other...
- Well, two people who broke up
because of his behaviour
and you've kind of
grown apart from,
that's a different thing.
- Sure.
- So you could just hang out
with your ex-boyfriend
and just hang out.
- Right. Right.
- But you're making it seem like
it's obvious what you did,
and it's not obvious.
- Okay, well. Um...
I think it's something
that I need to explore
and, you know, do what you said.
And I kind of owe it
to myself to...
- You're gonna start dating
your ex-boyfriend?
- Well, I mean, it's sort of
exactly what you said.
- That's not exactly
what I said.
I was saying more,
date someone like Brad.
- Like do...
- This is a big change.
- Do you understand
my side at all?
- I do.
- Okay.
- Do you understand
the difference
with Brad and Chuck?
- It's... not really, because
I have history with Chuck?
- And you broke up with him
for a reason.
- That all may be true,
but I have to figure that out
for myself now.
- But you have figured it out.
- He's like a different per...
it's not even, like, the same.
I barely recognize
the person that he is now.
He's definitely changed a lot.
- So I guess, here's
what I'm saying, is that...
I'm in love with you.
And I know that.
And I know you know
that I mean that.
- I do.
- And I think my track record
of us being together shows that,
and I don't want to lose you
and I don't want to risk it.
And if that means,
let's open the conversation
about kids,
then consider it opened.
- You just walked over here
and said, "We can't keep
hanging out if we're taking
space." You just said that.
- So I said some stuff, okay?
And I'm sorry I said it.
But now I've learned.
- Now you don't like the person
that I'm exploring
something with.
You don't like the idea of that.
So you're trying
to control it now.
But that doesn't work for me.
- Anything that Chuck
can offer you, I will offer you.
If he wants--
- This feels reactionary.
- Then maybe it is reactionary,
but it's also the truth.
- I don't believe that
right now.
- I'm committing to you.
So it's actually,
it's believable,
it's now up to you.
I think I needed to hear
this Chuck thing.
I think I needed to feel
that electrical bolt
go through my body, but I have.
And I felt a second that I could
lose you. I really felt it.
And I don't want that.
- You don't want
to get married again.
You don't want to have
any more kids.
That's all you've been saying
for the past two years.
Like, it's changed
in two minutes?
- I will stay in Anchorage,
I'll make it work.
Anything you want,
I'm willing to try.
- No. I don't think
that's a good idea.
We need to be taking the space
that you wanted to take.
No, Jack.
Please. Please. Please.
[sighs]
- So what do you want to do?
- I want to do your plan.
[chuckles]
[sighs]
- I cannot believe I did this.
You're the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
- That'll still be true.
If you really mean it,
it'll still be true.
- He's a terrible match for you.
- That may be true, too.
- It is true.
- Okay, well.
I have to figure that out.
- And I want to have kids
with you more than
I've ever wanted anything,
and I want to grow old with you,
and I want to be with
you every single night.
Now I know it,
and now it's too late.
And that's my fault.
- Okay. Well.
- I can't believe it.
I honestly can't fucking believe
what is happening right now,
Wendy.
I love you so much.
[Alibi by Empara Mi]
- Okay.
- My God. This is a nightmare.
I've got my headstrong
beating on ya
I got ahead
and you're banking on me now
There's just no love
song lullabies
That was an alibi
just an alibi
I got it read wrong
leaning on ya
I got ahead when you razed me
to the ground
Don't show your cards to me
come up dry
You'll only come up dry
- Maybe she's just having fun,
getting it out of her system,
just like you predicted.
- Yeah.
- Right?
- Right.
- When she comes back,
my question for you is,
what is your plan?
What are you gonna do?
- I, I don't know at this point.
I, I don't know. I know
that I need to get her back,
and I gotta make...
I don't know.
- Well...
- Love you. Love you.
[Jack]: Hey, bud.
- Bye, wait, wait, wait! Yep.
Bye! Muah.
- Hi sweetheart. Can I, uh,
talk to you for a sec?
- Yeah.
- Um...
Wendy and I might
be breaking up.
So she's not gonna be here
this week,
'cause we're
trying to figure it out,
but I don't know
what's gonna be next.
- Okay. Oh.
- If the kids ask about it,
I want you to know where
I'm coming from that
I'm not telling them right now.
And I'm not gonna, I'm just
gonna come up with something.
So this might all be
for nothing,
we might end up back together,
and everything is fine.
Or they might never
see her again.
- Okay. Thank you
for telling me.
- Yeah.
- Um...
- So I just wanted
to communicate with you
that it's a very confusing
situation for everybody.
- Okay. We'll just
sort of buffer it,
and not say this or that, right?
- That'd be really helpful.
- Kinda keep it open. You okay?
- Yeah. I mean, it's not going
in a great direction.
So, I think it's probably
gonna go south.
- You okay?
- Yeah, fine.
- You're so not fine.
- Yeah.
Come on, she's 31 years old.
She wants a kid, and I knew
this was gonna happen.
- Yeah.
- And I don't want
to start over.
- Okay.
- I mean, am I making a mistake?
Should I? You did it.
- Oh, you're thinking
about breaking up
or being together forever?
Is that kind of the thing?
Um... I can't answer that.
- Oh, of course. Yeah.
- You're a great dad.
And I like her.
And the kids like her.
[sharp inhale]
- Okay.
- Okay.
[scoffs]
Okay.
Bye!
- Bye. Thank you.
- So, when I said four foot
overdig, and this is what
I come to, I mean...
- Yeah.
- You clearly see from the
survey marks you're way short.
- Yeah, no, sorry about that.
- Okay. And then I wanted these
slopes cut back at a one to one.
That's nearly vertical.
- Sorry. Yeah.
- I mean that is a danger.
- Mhmm.
- And you've gouged
this one here,
so we're too close
to the sewer main.
If that blows out,
we've got a...
I'm sorry, am I keeping you
from something?
- No. Absolutely not.
- Okay.
- Sorry about that,
it won't happen again.
- So, the concrete guys
are coming in tomorrow.
We need to get this buttoned up,
we need to get
the proper room...
- I got it.
- Oh, shit,
I gotta take care of that truck.
- Okay. Sorry, Brian.
[dog barking in the distance]
[machinery rumbling]
[car door shuts]
Okay, well, we can't just
get married to make it easier
with my friends.
- Yes, we can.
Just tell your friends
we're getting married.
What can Lindsay
and Katelyn say?
It's just...
- It's not the right reason.
It's not the right reason.
- Well, not the right reason,
but it is a reason.
It's a reason I really love.
You know?
Also, the sooner we do that,
the sooner we can get on
with the rest of our lives.
[Where I am by Ames]
Chaos surrounds
In the eyes of a storm
Swept up in the noise
That's a good shot for me.
Slamming of doors
That's better,
that's better than Brad.
Nothing's as loud
Soft as the sound
of your voice
Calming me down like you do
Ooh
[indistinct chatter]
[laughter]
When it's over my head
Remind me again
Where I am
Nothing's as loud
Soft as the sound
of your voice
Calming me down like you do
[engine rumbling]
Ooh
When it's over my head
[motor jittering]
[mechanic]: Bro, this girl was
muddy as shit.
You take her mud wrestling?
[Chuck]: You know, I don't, uh,
I don't try to keep her clean.
I gotta have something
to pay you for. You know?
Alright.
I'm finished with her.
- Um, I was gonna ask you if...
- Oh, God.
It's just gonna explode.
[oven beeping]
Sorry, I hit the wrong button.
Alright.
- That's alright.
- 'Sup?
- Um, I was gonna ask if you
wanted to go to my friend
Katelyn's gallery opening
on Friday?
Her art show.
- Gallery opening?
[chuckles]
That sounds...
Like something I don't
want to do, actually.
- Okay.
- Yeah. No, that's not my...
that's not my scene.
- Well, you're gonna
have to hang out
with my friends eventually.
- Yeah. Love your friends.
I just don't want to embarrass
myself in front of them.
[chuckles]
Saying to Katelyn,
"Wow, look at that... art."
- They're nice.
You won't even have to fake it.
They're actually good.
- Really?
- Mhmm.
- What do they look like?
- A lot of landscapes.
- Yeah?
- Mhmm.
[chuckles]
Katelyn's art will be
a little better than that.
- Does she make things that
look as nice as this?
- Little better.
- Yeah. I don't think so.
That's not for me.
You're gonna have
a good time, though.
- Okay.
I just want to say sorry again.
- No! It's good. It's all good.
I had fun still.
- Unexpected. Okay.
- It's totally fine. Yeah.
No, it's... How's Chuck doing?
- Yeah, he's good.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Is he coming tonight? Or...
- No, this is not really
his thing.
- No? No, not a Chuck...
- No.
- Kind of situation?
- No. No.
- Oh, whoa.
[door bell rings]
- Hey!
- Hi, how are you?
- Good, how are you?
- Good.
- Good to see you. Hey.
- What's up, Jack?
How you doing?
- Need stilts around this guy.
[laughing]
Great to see you.
- Yeah, good to see you.
I'mma, I'mma go ahead and...
- Okay. Bye.
- You guys have
a good night, okay?
- How are you?
- Good.
- Good seeing you.
- Nice seeing you too.
- You look great.
- Thanks.
- Has it been a nice success?
- Yeah, it's a good show.
- Everything's good?
- Yeah.
- Should we check it out?
- Let's do it.
- Great. Thanks for having me.
Oh, wow, look at this.
- Yeah, she's got a lot
of stuff.
- Yeah, looks great.
- Mhmm.
- So how you been?
- Good.
- Everything's good?
- Yeah.
- Anything new?
- Nope.
- No. Bit of same old? Yeah.
- You remember Drew?
- Of course. Hey, Drew.
- What's up, Jack?
It's good to see you, man.
- Hey.
- Kenny.
- Yes! Good to see you again.
- That's Lindsay's husband.
[Jack]: Of course,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hey!
- Hi.
- So beautiful.
- Thank you!
- Congratulations.
- Thank you so much.
- Yeah. You're very talented.
Hey!
- How you doing?
Long time no see.
- Congratulations.
- Thank you. I'm really excited.
- You should be.
- Yeah, thanks.
How are your kids? Good?
- They're good, yeah, yeah.
Everybody's good.
- Good, great.
- Yeah.
- You want a glass of wine?
- Uh, please.
[chuckles]
- Wow, you're so talented.
- Thank you.
- It's amazing.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, she really is.
- Beautiful stuff.
And so how does this all work?
Are these all for sale,
or are you just showing tonight?
- No, yeah, they're for sale.
- Oh they are?
- Yeah, that'd be great
if I sold one.
- Great.
- I'm not sure
on the exact price,
but this one is definitely
more expensive.
- Okay, I'll take
this one, please.
- You're amazing.
I will be right back.
- Thank you.
Oh, hey.
- Hey. What are you doing?
- I just bought this painting.
[laughing]
- Really?
- Yeah.
I like it.
- Okay. Me too.
- I think it's really beautiful.
- Mhmm.
- She's very talented.
- She is.
- Yeah. Way more
than I even expected.
I did. Undercredited her.
She's a real artist.
- Yeah.
Well, cool.
- Cool.
Look at that!
- Wow.
[chuckling]
- It's fun, right?
- Yeah.
- I'm not gonna say
good to see you again,
but it's good to see you.
- You've said it a lot.
- Well, it's good to see you.
- Okay.
- And I'm not gonna say
how you doing 'cause
you'll get annoyed with me.
But how you doing?
- The tenth time.
- Alright, alright.
[Bruise by Yumi Zouma]
And so I've heard about this
hike. You know, for years.
And that it's casual.
- Never wants to do it.
- But so then, what really
got me is the ending.
Little scary.
- Little sketchy, okay, sure.
- Little sketchy.
It's rock climbing!
- I wouldn't call it that.
[Wendy laughs]
- It is, I was all fours...
- I don't know about that.
- ...full-on mountain climbing,
all four points, thinking
I could die. It is...
- She did it pretty easily.
- She, well, first of all cheers
to you on the art opener.
- Oh, thank you.
- Congratulations.
I'm embarrassed about
my drink, everybody.
- Cheers.
[laughter]
- Suck it down.
- Oh, I can't wait.
You should've warned me.
- Her mom likes it, too.
- I made a video in case I fell
and died, saying I loved
my kids, you, some family.
So if somebody found my body...
- Cool.
there was a goodbye.
And you people don't think
it's scary.
[Drew]: Wow.
- Yeah.
- Do you have the video?
- I'll never show it to you.
[laughing]
Steal another look
Can you read me now?
Give an anecdote
or another
- Are you having fun?
- I'm having so much fun.
I think it went well, don't you?
- Yeah, I thought it went great.
Yeah, it was good.
- Yeah. And Jack.
- He's talking a lot.
- No, I think he's...
I mean, if that's the way he is,
I... seems like a catch to me.
- Yeah. I, well... We'll see.
[tap running]
[muffled pop music]
- Hey, can I try to get you
to come camping
with me and the kids?
- You never want to go camping.
- I know, but I've been
giving it thought.
I think it could be really fun.
And Abby's missing you
like crazy.
- I'll think about it.
I miss them. But... Maybe.
- Okay.
What are you doing right now?
- I'm gonna go home.
- Can I convince you
to come over?
- No, I want to sleep
in my own bed tonight.
- Well, then what if I came
to your place?
- It's okay.
You like being at your house.
It's okay.
- I know.
But I like being with you more.
- Um, Chuck is at my house,
so...
- How long has he been there?
- He's just staying with me
for a couple days
while he finds a...
a place to live.
- Okay. And did you tell Chuck
about us and tonight?
- Yeah.
- You did?
- Yes.
I've been really honest,
and, you know, he knows
it's very complicated, and...
I still have feelings for you,
and you know...
I've, I've been super honest.
- It's just a little crazy.
Two weeks ago
you were ready to marry me,
and now you just
have feelings for me?
- Do you see how that's
a little fucking nuts?
- I'm not doing this right now.
- I don't want to do this
either, it's just a lot
of new information.
One, Chuck is at your house,
and two, you just have feelings
for me. Because I love you.
But I'm the one that fucked up.
And I'm sorry for that.
And if I could go back
and fix it, I would,
but I can't, so I'm just
gonna say I love you.
I'm gonna give you a hug, and
hope we get to do this again.
Sorry about the ending there.
I love you, Wendy. So much.
- I love you too.
- I do.
Okay.
Okay.
- I feel crazy.
- I feel so crazy.
Please don't go home with him
right now. Come home with me,
I'm begging you. Please.
Let's just go home.
- I can't. I can't.
- Alright, then, then,
then that's fine. Okay?
But the "I feel crazy,"
and then that is bullshit to me.
So then just be that.
Then go home to Chuck
and that's fine.
Fuck it.
- Stop! Are you fucking
kidding me?
Like, do you know
how confused I am?
I'm doing what you
asked me to do.
Of course I miss you.
Of course I miss your kids.
I love you so much.
I want to call you all the time.
I don't even feel like
a whole fucking person anymore.
And it's not fair what you're
doing, it's not fair.
[Afraid by Flock of Dimes]
I did not enter
This world afraid
- Please come home with me
right now. Yes?
- Fine.
I did not enter
This world alone
A gasp splitting the silence
Crying essence and bone
I had to grow
So I grew
I didn't mean for it to take
me so far gone from you
I made you scared
When I cried
All I wanted was a witness
but I know that you tried
I did not enter
This world for you
[sighs]
[both]: Hi.
[chuckles]
- What's up? It's pretty late.
Where you been?
- Um... I...
Well, I went to the gallery
opening, and then
we had some drinks after,
and... Then I um...
Hung out with Jack for a bit.
- What?
- Yeah.
- Where?
- I went to,
I went to his house.
- Did you have sex?
[sighs]
Why?
- I don't know.
[sniffles]
I don't know.
I shouldn't have.
[sniffles]
I won't do it again.
- I need you
to not see him again.
- Okay.
- I don't want to be
in an open thing. You know?
- No, I know. I know.
[sighs]
[indistinct chatter]
[music over radio]
- Hey.
[Wendy]: Hi.
- Guess where I am?
- Where?
- REI.
[laughing]
I'm buying everything.
Tent, sleeping bags, everything.
- Oh, that's good, well--
- Yeah, it'll be fun.
- Yeah, you and the kids will
have a really good time.
- Well, yeah, I was hoping
all four of us were gonna
have a good time, right?
- I, um, have been thinking,
and I think
that we need to go back
to what we originally said...
- Why? Why?
- I need to properly
take some space, and...
- Okay, Wendy, please don't
do this right now.
- I can't be talking to you
while I'm doing that.
- Yes, you can!
- No, I can't.
- Alright, you know what?
I can't do this on the phone
right now. Can I please see you
right now? Where are you?
- Uh, I'm... I'm...
- Wendy, I'm not doing this
on the phone. Where are you?
- Okay, well, I don't think
it's a good idea
for you to come over here.
- You owe me that.
- Then tell me where to go.
- Okay, fine. I'll, I'll,
I'll text you a place to meet.
- Okay, I'm coming right now.
We are at a pivotal moment
right now for us.
And I'm trying so hard
to keep it together.
- I'm not, I'm not talking
about us anymore right now.
- Okay. Well, then,
I'll probably have to start
seeing people too and move on
with my life as well.
- Okay.
I get it.
- Okay.
I love you, Wendy.
[deep breath]
- I mean, how much work...
- It would be a lot.
I mean, you know,
it's not totally practical,
but, like, owning an airplane
is not totally practical either.
- It's my job.
[chuckles]
It's, it's a necessity,
it's not a...
- This would become my new job.
- I know, that's my concern.
I have one day off a week.
I would like to fly my own plane
ideally with you in it with me,
you know? If you get this boat,
you're gonna be all the way down
here in Whittier every weekend
working on this?
It needs a lot of work.
You know?
- I know it's not your thing.
- I mean, I love being outside,
but there's only so many free
hours, you know?
I could see a future
where there's, you know,
you and little Wendy,
you're teaching her how to sail.
But maybe now's not
the best time, you know?
Maybe?
- Mhmm.
[seagulls calling]
Mkay.
[landlord]: It's got
some great views, huh?
- Yes!
- Yeah, the...
mountain over there.
- You guys got any questions?
- Um...
This is available immediately?
- Yes.
That's all that's left.
That's our application.
Background, credit,
nothing special.
- Is this, um... damn.
Is this entirely necessary?
- Everyone in the building
has filled it out.
It's nothing too crazy,
we're not digging too deep.
- Yeah, well...
What if I just pay upfront,
like three, four months?
I can show you the contract.
I mean, I'm gainfully employed.
- We do need to see proof
of employment, but we also
need that filled out.
Um, it doesn't--
- Um, alright.
I'll think about it.
- It doesn't take too long.
- Yeah, no, I'll think about it,
I really appreciate it, man.
- My email, phone number's
on it. Uh, call any time.
- Nice to meet you, okay.
- Alright, cool. Thank you.
- I do have
other showings, though,
so if you are interested...
[door shuts]
- What's the problem
with the application?
- This? It'll take
like a year to fill out.
I don't want to deal with this.
- I know it's annoying,
but you just... you just do it.
It's not a big deal.
- Yeah, this place
isn't gonna work.
- Why?
- Because he's asking
for a credit check
which is not gonna be good.
He's asking for references.
I'm like, I... missed payments.
I haven't had my name on a lease
for, I don't know, years.
So, this is just, it's not,
this is not gonna work.
- Okay.
- I have to call some buddies,
see if someone will like rent me
their place with cash, you know?
That's all. I'll figure it out.
- Do you not want to go
to the other ones?
No?
- I just don't see the point.
- Okay, okay.
- You know?
- It's fine, yeah.
- I'll figure it out.
- Mhmm.
[birdsong]
He went to meet up with friends,
and then...
Didn't come home last night.
So, I don't know where he is.
- He just didn't come home
last night?
- No, haven't heard from him.
- You've texted him, you've
called him? Like, nothing?
- Yeah.
- This fucking guy.
[scoffs]
- Whatever.
- Get him out, dude.
- Enough about me.
What's going on with you?
- Still pregnant.
[chuckles]
Blessed be. Um...
Kenny's literally never
been sweeter.
He's like never adored me more,
even when we were dating.
I definitely like, chose him
for me, but I think like,
giving him to my kids as a dad
I think is like,
he's gonna be good.
- I should just join you
and have a baby with Jack.
[laughter]
- No, no.
- I think I should.
I don't know--
- Dude, I don't know.
You've already done
the hard part, you know?
I think just like...
[sighs]
- I don't, I can't really take
this for much longer. Like, I...
You know? It's like, too much.
So... I need to see where
he's at now.
- Dude, um...
Drew saw him on a date
last week.
- Hmm...
- I mean, it doesn't matter,
like literally it's, you know,
that's, that's good, that's
what you guys decided and...
and now you just move,
move forward.
'Cause I think maybe that...
- When was that?
- I don't know. Some time
last week. I don't know.
It doesn't matter.
- I'm just wondering what the...
Timeline is.
[tutting]
Where were, what... where was?
- I don't, it doesn't... I mean,
it really doesn't matter.
Like, that's the thing, right?
- Katelyn told you Drew...
Is Drew--
- Well, Drew told Katelyn
and then Katelyn told me,
but... I mean it's...
- Hmm.
[Painfully Obvious
by Harmless]
Cope right in
[Jack]: You know,
I work all the time.
- Oh, really?
- 'Cause I, yeah, my work
is still connected
to New York City.
- I see.
- Yeah.
[phone dings]
And so...
Excuse me, one second.
- Yeah, no, it's fine.
- Okay.
But you were saying
that you were thinking
of opening your third location.
- Yeah. Well, the second one
ended up being more successful
than the first one.
- And did you think
the second one was gonna be
better than the first or no?
- No, because...
[phone dings]
there isn't even--
- I'm so sorry.
This is so rude.
Gimme one quick second, okay?
Okay.
Okay, sorry about that.
- All good?
- We're good.
- Okay.
- Alright, so the third location
'cause the second one
did better than the first one.
- Yeah, exactly. Um, which
I actually wasn't expecting
because, well, you've seen,
there's no foot traffic
around there.
- Right.
- Yeah, so I guess
just word-of-mouth.
It's going really well.
- That's really exciting.
[phone dings]
- Yeah, I'm genuinely
excited about it...
- If you gave me two minutes,
then I'm putting my phone away.
- Okay. Go ahead, go ahead.
- Is that okay?
- Everything okay?
- Yes.
I know that I don't need to
- I had so much fun today.
I'd love to hang out
with you again. But also,
you are totally invited
to my house if you want
to come over, but no pressure.
- No, I don't feel pressure.
- Okay.
- Um, but I can't do it tonight
'cause I have
an early morning tomorrow.
- Okay.
- But...
I do appreciate that offer.
- Responsible.
- Yes.
- But we should
hang out again soon.
- Agreed, yes.
- Okay.
- Well...
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye. Yeah.
- Bye.
- Goodbye.
You know what we could do,
though, you could come
to my place.
- Oh, really?
- Yes. Would that be fun?
- Yeah, that sounds great.
- Yeah, let's go to my place.
And, um...
You know what?
Just go to my house.
- That works for you?
- Yeah, I'm gonna text you
my address. And then, um...
- I'll drive there.
- Yeah.
[pop]
[phone dings]
[sighs]
[sighing]
[phone clatters]
[water bubbling]
- I have heard that...
You maybe have been dating
someone or seeing someone?
- Yeah, it's just been
pretty casual.
- Yeah. Well, like,
how many times?
- How many times what?
- Just... how many times
have you been out on dates
with this person?
- Um, let me think about it.
Two or three?
I just don't know exactly
what's happening with us.
- Yeah.
- So, just keeping it casual,
but I don't wanna get
into all the stuff
with your boyfriend right now,
we don't have to like...
- I don't use that word, so...
- Well, the guy you live with,
who you're sleeping with,
and going out to dinner with.
[scoffs]
So, I just felt, on my end...
And I wasn't keeping it
a secret...
- Yeah, yeah.
- ...it's just very casual.
- Totally.
- Great.
- But... I do think that it's
confusing to be texting me...
You wanna have babies with me,
you love me, you know...
- Totally.
- While you're...
Potentially starting a
relationship with a new person.
- When we go into this,
this doesn't well,
so let's not do this.
- Just wanted to know.
- Yeah. Well, I think
you know everything.
Yeah, I've gone on a couple
dates with a woman while
you're in your situation, and...
- That's it, I... Yeah.
- Well, I don't... it's.
- But I'm not looking to cause
a fight or start a fight.
- Me either!
- Great, I'm just saying--
- Me either.
- It's literally nothing.
- I'm just asking, you know?
- It's very casual.
- Okay.
I think...
I think this might have been
a mistake for me...
- It's not-no, no, no, no.
- I think so.
- Sweetheart, please
don't do this.
I really want to be with you
right now, I am so excited--
- Well, I know that's what your
text said, your text said that,
but so bad that you're going on
three dates with another woman?
Like... Are you sleeping
with this person?
- I don't think we need
to talk about this.
- Well, are you?
[background chatter]
- I've slept with her.
- You have?
How many times?
- Twice.
- Twice?
When?
[background chatter]
- Last night.
- Last night?
- And this morning.
- Oh my god.
Oh my god!
- This was a mistake.
- Oh, now you think
it's a mistake.
Yeah, because I called your ass
out and I caught you.
Okay, so the reason that you
couldn't see me last night,
your "early morning call"
is because you were actually
fucking another woman?
- Please don't scream
about our sex life in a cafe.
- I do not give a fuck!
You're fucking someone else
while you're texting me
these things?
About being in love with me
and having babies--
- I am in love with you...
...and I do wanna be with you!
- Oh my god!
[sighs]
[door closes]
Where have you been?
- Um...
I was, uh, hunting
with some friends.
- You didn't think you should
call me or let me know?
[Chuck sighs]
[tsk]
- I just don't know
that I, uh...
...need to do that, I think
I was told
that I shouldn't be asking you
where you are at all times.
- I was worried, I didn't-I
mean, I had no idea.
- What is this?
- I, um...
I need my space back.
- This feels really extreme.
The bags and the packing and...
I mean, is this...
- This all happened very fast,
and I don't have my own home
to process my own feelings,
and I can't have you here while
I'm trying to do that, so...
- Are you breaking up with me?
Is that was this is? Do you want
your key? Is this, like...
- You can keep my key
or give it back,
like, what-whatever you want.
I-I just...
I need some room.
- Um.
[tsk]
This just sucks.
- Yeah, I know.
- Let's go red!
[all]: Let's go red!
Let's go red!
Let's go red!
Let's go red!
[shoes squeaking on floor]
[whistle]
[referee]: Out.
- We're just gonna have a quick
talk about schedule stuff.
- Okay, sounds good.
- Yeah.
[indistinct chatter]
- Okay, guys...
- Don't give them too much!
[Keith]: Nice to see you, Jack.
- Nice to see you, too.
Have fun!
[child]: Are you coming with us?
- Yes, yes, couple minutes.
How're you doing?
- Good.
Yeah, how've you been?
- Good or great?
- You're still doing
good or great?
- Good or great? 'Cause-well,
for you specifically.
[laughing]
'Cause you'll never say
you're bad.
- Then I'm bad.
- Really?
That's progress.
Why are you bad?
- Um...
Nothing really, just Wendy and I
are still going through stuff,
which has been complicated
and um...
But I've been seeing a new woman
who's been wonderful, and so...
It's all good.
- You're seeing someone new now?
- Well, not right now, but yes,
I've...
I've been seeing
somebody new, yes.
- That's soon.
Very Jack!
- Hmm.
[chuckles]
I'll try not to take offense
to that.
- No, I don't mean it-it's
a lovely trait in ways,
but I also hope for you
some space or time to process.
I don't wanna overstep...
- Then we agree...
- But I will.
- Yeah.
[laughing]
- I'm gonna go, um,
feed the ducks.
- Yeah. But thank you,
it's good advice.
- Alright, no. No, no, yes.
- And we'll be in touch
this week.
I appreciate ya!
- Right.
[background chatter]
- Bruce told me about
this place, it's, um...
You know, it's a temporary spot,
but it's good for right now--
- There are a bunch of pilots
that live here, so like,
three or four guys.
- Yeah, no, it's nice.
- Yep, and, uh, it's right
by the lake, so, you know...
I can sort of walk
to the hangar.
Our plane's right out front.
- Yeah, it's a nice view.
- Yeah, I think so.
Really sexy furniture.
[Wendy chuckles]
I can suffer through it
for a little bit.
Do you want a beer?
- No, I'm alright, thank you.
- Alright.
[sighing]
- Would you wanna go get a drink
somewhere?
I was gonna meet up
with Lindsay later.
- Ooh.
Um.
[exhales]
- No?
- I don't know.
- Are you...
Are you...
...done with this, or...?
- No, I'm not.
But...
Are you?
[chuckles]
- No, I-I think...
Let's just go...
let's just go...
Get a drink, have fun, and...
You know, it just feels
really heavy, so...
Might be nice to just...
Go have fun.
- I mean, i'd like that.
- 'Kay.
- With Lindsay?
- With Lindsay.
- Alright, let's do it.
[Wendy chuckles]
- Okay.
- Alright, folks,
trivia's starting in a couple
more minutes, so if you wanna
play, please play...
[Lindsay]: Uh, well, we could
just name it a number.
We could be the only team name
that's a number.
- It is asking for a number.
- We could just be
Team Number Four.
- Thank you for coming again.
- Yeah, it'll be fun.
- Um, just so you know,
I'm really competitive.
- Oh, good.
[laughing]
Oh, I gotta say hi
to a friend really fast.
- Okay, I'll sign us up.
- Great.
- Alright, you guys, we have
to get a team name. This is...
this-this is not a solid start.
- Hey!
- Hi!
- How are ya!
Good to see ya.
- Mm-hmm.
- Wow.
- Hey, Lindsay.
- Hey, what's up, man,
I'm Chuck.
- Pleasure.
- Yeah, great to meet you,
buddy.
- Yeah. Didn't know
you were going to be here!
- Well. This is where I come
for trivia, so.
- Yeah. Suddenly
you're into trivia?
- Well, a friend of mine
invited me.
- Come on up, put your team name
on the yellow pad...
- Hey!
- How's it going?
- This is Sarah.
- Hey, nice to meet you.
[Lindsay]: Hey!
- Hey, Sarah, how are you?
- I'm Lindsay.
- Good, nice to meet you.
[Jack]: Alright, we'll see you
guys in a bit.
- See ya!
[Lindsay]: Yep.
- See you later!
- Good luck.
- Okay, team name!
Somebody, please?
- How do you know them?
- Uh, just some old friends.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
- Our team name?
- Yes?
- The Lower 48.
- Oh, perfect!
- I know.
- Then we are for sure
gonna win.
- Yeah, well I knew that anyway.
[announcer]: ...brings us
to round three,
our round three question
is this.
You can use two of your score
sheets for this one,
there are 10 correct answers.
In the game of baseball...
...there are 10 different ways
to get on base.
What are those 10 ways?
- God damn it.
[chuckling]
- It's where the fielder decides
where-if they wanna get you out
at second, and then you get
to get on first...
- Okay.
- Okay, then you've got,
uh, catcher's interference.
- Okay, wow, I'm impressed,
this is hot.
- That's when...
[chuckling]
- There's never been a
professional team in Alaska.
This is not my...
- But you didn't play
when you were growing up?
- Ways to get a... no.
Ways to get on base.
- Ground rule double.
- Oh, I know what that is,
when it bounces over the fence.
[announcer]: 30 seconds left,
players.
Let's see some answers.
- Oh my god!
- The new extra innings rule,
where somebody starts on second.
- It's so fun-like, honestly,
we're the worst students.
[laughing]
Bye.
[Lindsay]: Yeah, it's better
to just contribute
a bunch of squiggles?
- Did you have... did you have
another--
- Go on.
- I fucking wrote,
dude, get up there.
[rock music playing]
[running water]
[slam]
- What the fuck is wrong
with you?
- What--?
- What the fuck are you doing?
- I'm washing my hands--
- No, you're at fucking trivia?
Bringing this fucking girl here.
To my place!
- It's not your place!
- Yes it is!
- No it isn't!
- You know that I come here!
I do trivia all the fucking
time, you hate fucking trivia!
- I like it tonight
'cause I was invited!
And that's why I came, 'cause
I was invited by my person!
- You're trying to make me
jealous of whatever the fuck
her name is--
- Her name is Sarah!
- I don't care what her name is.
- You're acting like a maniac,
you're standing
in the men's bathroom...
[laughing]
This is so crazy...
[laughing]
Get out of here!
[laughing]
I'm just taking a fucking piss.
[laughing]
My god.
- You're just trying
to make me jealous.
This is a move.
You're obviously not over me.
I'm not over you.
I love you.
I wanna be with you.
I wanna marry you,
I wanna have kids with you,
I wanna do all those things.
You've won.
- But why have you said
the opposite until right now?
- What are you--?
- You're just acting crazy
'cause you're jealous
and you don't mean this.
- I'm totally jealous
but I do mean it. Please!
Please! I'll do anything
that you want.
I will break up with Chuck--
- Okay.
- You'll "break up" with her.
- It's not "break up".
- Yes, it is, it's "break up"--
- No it isn't.
- Yeah it is. Yeah it is,
but that's fine.
Whatever.
I will break up with Chuck,
it's over, I wanna be with you.
- Wendy? I love you.
No. You're acting insane.
You are out of your mind
right now.
- No, I'm not!
- Yes you are.
- No I'm not!
- Yes you are.
- No I'm not!
- I don't believe you.
[scoffs]
[soft thud]
[sighing]
[running water]
[squeaking door]
- I'm...
[clears throat]
Sorry, I didn't know...
- Just go.
- Okay. But...
- Just go.
- The namesake of Seward,
Alaska, is William Henry Seward.
He served in what cabinet
positions and under what two...
- Secretary of-he was
the Secretary of State,
I know that for sure.
- How...
How do you know that?
- My kids literally
just studied this.
- Okay, can you just make one...
one guess--
- You make a guess,
what do you think it
was-Attorney General is great.
- Secretary and Attorney...
- That's great.
- And then what...
what presidents...
- I know one of 'em is Lincoln.
- You're right, 'cause he...
- I just...
I have no idea.
- Literally it doesn't matter
'cause we're winning by so much
that we're just embarrassing
people now,
so I think we're good.
- We're gonna get two
of the three.
- Literally name
one single person.
[sighs]
- Oh-okay.
- One.
- Um...
George Washington.
- Alaska was not a state.
[Wendy sighs]
- Okay.
[Chuck]: Alright, uh...
- Roosevelt.
Write down-just write down...
- I'm writing it down.
Wendy, give me another one.
That's fine, we'll skip it.
[announcer]: Thank y'all
for coming out to trivia
at Coote's on a Tuesday night.
Thank you so much,
we're here every Tuesday,
even if no one's here, I'm here,
they pay me to be here,
I love it. Tell your friends,
tell your loved ones,
$100 in Coote's bar bucks
every time for our winners...
- Okay. Totally did it.
- Good.
- You okay?
- Yeah.
- What happened?
- Nothing.
- You sure?
- Yes. Actually...
Can we talk for a little bit
outside, do you mind?
- No.
- Thanks. Sorry.
- Should...?
- Yeah.
[announcer]: Read those answers,
players.
- Everything all right?
- Yeah, I think so. Um...
- What's going on?
- I think I have to end
this between you and me,
even though I don't
really want to,
'cause I think
it's the right move.
[chuckling]
- Is this a bit?
- It's not. It's a...
I like you so much,
and I think you're so great
and you're so exciting,
but I can't keep doing
this because I'm just...
I'm not emotionally ready
right now to do this.
Um, that's not my friend
at the table up there,
I lied, that's my ex.
- Okay...
- And...
- And you're choosing to tell me
that right now?
- Yes, I don't want to continue
this with you
and lead you down another road,
I need to just tell you.
- Yeah, but...
I would have preferred
this information...
hours or many dates ago.
- I fully under--
- I'm so...
I'm sorry, I'm--
- I'm not happy with my
behavior, I'm embarrassed it.
- The thing is that I understand
relationships are complicated...
- Right.
- So...
I just really wish
you would've told me this...
...when we met so that
we could've approached it
differently, I mean,
you were the one
that was escalating this, like--
- I know, I was--
- ...pushing-
- I'm so confused...
- ... it's crazy!
- Because I like you so much!
And if she wasn't here, I would
fucking chase you down.
- Mm-hmm.
Well, you kind of did.
I think it's pretty shitty.
- You know what I mean?
- It's very shitty.
- I just feel like we're sort
of too old for this?
- Yeah, I agree.
- Like, we're in...
Like, dumping me in the middle
of a bar, like...
- It-it's fucking insane.
And I'm being crazy
and I'm being unfair.
- Well, I think I'm gonna go.
Before I say something
I regret, but...
- Good luck.
- This is...
- I hope it works out for you.
- This is a fucking disaster.
[heavy bass music]
[sighs]
[keys jingling]
- Thanks for the drinks.
- Yeah.
Do you wanna go back to mine?
It's not put together yet,
but...
We can chill there--
- No, no, I'm just tired and,
you know, this night, I don't...
It just hasn't been
that fun, so...
I just wanna go home
and go to bed.
- What the fuck is going on?
Like, what's actually going on?
You come over
and you invite me out.
This fucking jerk-off shows up.
Did he know
you were gonna be here?
- I don't know.
- You don't know?
- I don't know. I just...
- You have no idea what could
have possibly happened...
- I just need some space.
- Wendy, can I talk to you?
- Dude, we're in the middle
of a conversation. Do you mind?
- Honey, can I talk to you?
- She's not your honey.
- No, I'm exhausted.
- Please, Wendy.
- Back the fuck up.
- You're out of league.
- Please, stop!
- Stop!
- Back the fuck up!
- Stop! Oh my god!
Leave me alone, I don't wanna
talk.
You leave me alone,
I'm going home.
[Lindsay]: Text
me when you get home safe.
Jerk. Just walk it off.
- Wendy. Wendy!
Wendy, fucking stop!
- What? What?
- What are you doing right now?
- What the fuck are you doing?
What was that?
- What the fuck with you! You
told me to break up with her...
- ...and I did!
- Not right now!
- I didn't mean this second
in front of everyone!
- When, in a fucking week
and a half?
- Sure! But you said no!
- Yeah, but then I changed
my mind
and now you're acting insane!
- Look at what the fuck
you're wearing!
Why are you in this bar?
You never do things like this.
Who the fuck are you?
Mr. Fucking Alaska?
You're going camping
with your kids?
Hanging out with my friends,
taking them all to dinner?
You're a completely
different person!
And it has nothing to do
with loving me.
It has nothing to do
with wanting to be with me.
You only wanted me
when you thought
you couldn't have me anymore.
So, leave me alone.
[soft rock music]
- I'd like to cash out, please.
[saw whirring]
[]
- I'm hanging up on you, man,
good talking.
[]
- Good afternoon. My name is
Chuck, I'm gonna be your pilot.
[chuckles]
Uh, um...
Fire...
[tsk]
If there's a fire...
...which there will not be...
[]
[shoes squeaking on floor]
[shouting]
- Alright, I'm playing
whoever wins.
- I got ya.
[whirring]
- Sorry.
- It's all good.
[blowing]
Alright. Let's go.
[plunk]
[cheering]
Hey, what's up, I'm Chuck.
- I'm Mary.
- Nice to meet you, Mary.
- You too.
[]
[inhales deeply]
- Hi, Ted.
- Hi, Wendy, how are you?
- Good, how are you?
- I'm good. But, um, I know
I told you I was gonna give
you first chance at the boat,
but I got another guy, he's
really interested, he has cash,
he really wants this thing.
Is there any way you can come up
with it?
- Ooh. Ted, thanks for calling,
but, no. I-I can't right now.
It's not the right time, and...
It's okay.
- I told him I needed
to call you first.
But if it's okay, I'm gonna go
ahead and take his offer.
- Yeah, I totally understand,
thank you for letting me know.
I will show you who I am...
[Jack chuckling]
- Hey!
- Hey.
- There she is.
[Wendy chuckling]
I...
[laughing]
...can't believe
you suggested this place.
[laughing]
Shocking.
After what happened last time.
- Did you pick this table...
- Yeah.
- ...on purpose?
- Of course I did.
The scene of the crime.
- God.
- I'm having PTSD
of what happened.
- I was emotional...
- Yes, of course.
- They didn't judge me here.
- They did judge you here.
[laughing]
- And me, and us.
[sighing]
- How are you? Good?
- I'm actually pretty good,
how are you?
- Good. Yeah.
Got a call from the...
Ted, the boat guy.
Somebody bought the boat.
- Oh no.
- Yeah, I was a little bummed.
But, it's okay.
- Well, what if we came in
with a bigger offer,
do you think he would take it?
[chuckling]
- I can't.
- You can.
- You know?
It's just not the right time.
- Well, perhaps you've got
an old friend
who was willing to purchase
the boat for you...
...and you pay that old friend
back a dollar a day,
we'll do a 50-year agreement.
- That's so nice.
- Let's do it.
- I think it's just a sign
that it's not mine.
- 'Cause I would really like to
buy it for you if you want it.
- I really appreciate that.
- Okay.
- Yeah. But, it's okay.
- Well, I refuse to let this day
be a downer, 'cause I'm...
[Wendy laughing]
...so excited to see you
that I commissioned,
uh, some of artwork for you.
- Oh, wow.
- Yeah, from a local Alaskan
artist.
- Wow.
- She's from Anchorage.
One of our favorite
memories together.
- Okay.
- Which I'm sure you'll remember
right away and have
all the details.
She goes by one name.
Abby.
[laughing]
- Oh my god.
- This was... I don't know
if you remember, but the first
time we hung...
She did that drawing
and I came across it.
- I love it.
- Yeah.
- When my hair looked like that.
[laughing]
- And I was...
- You were bald.
[chuckling]
Well, I love it.
- Well, she loves you a lot.
- Oh, I love them.
Thank you.
- You've been a great influence
on them.
And I thank you for that.
- Thank you.
- Truly.
- I love them.
And I love you, too.
- Yeah.
I love you, too.
- Thank you.
- And I'm sorry for how
everything went down.
I really am.
- Me too.
- I'm also embarrassed.
- Oh, that's so...
[laughing]
- I am!
I love you so much, I think
you're such a great person,
and it just got so crazy.
- Yeah.
- Alright, let's go order
before we start crying in here.
You can't have the fight we had
before and then start crying!
They'll institionalize us,
come on, please.
[laughing]
Let's go eat.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Wow, awesome.
- There it is.
- It'll take like 20 minutes
to put together, so we're good.
Okay, keep 'em closed...
- Are you gonna run me
into the wall?
- No, no, I got you, I got you.
- Is that-that's the surprise?
[laughing]
- Okay, stop.
- Okay.
- Surprise!
- Dude!
[Wendy giggles]
- What the-did you make it?
- Yeah.
- It's perfect, thank you
so much.
- You're welcome.
- What?
[chuckling]
And you knew about this?
- I did.
- That's why you wouldn't let me
get the one the other day!
- That's why.
- So sneaky.
[laughing]
Aw, wow.
You're so cool.
- Oh.
- Mm, and you're so lucky.
- Yeah.
- I love you.
- Love you, too.
I know I haven't been
around nearly enough.
- No.
- And I'm sorry.
- It's okay. You're here now.
Stay around, we need you.
- Yeah.
- I love you.
I feel like something, like,
really good, is coming
for you this year.
- Yeah.
- It'll be good.
- Hope so.
- It'll be good, you'll be okay.
- I hope so.
- I'm sorry, I'm sure it hurts.
- Oh, it's okay.
- You'll be good.
- Yeah.
- We'll all be good.
[chuckles]
[buzzing]
[intercom ringing]
[Chuck]: Uh, hello?
- Hey, it's Wendy.
[buzzing]
- Hey, what's up?
- Can I come up?
- Uh...
No, I have someone upstairs.
- Oh.
Okay.
Um...
I was just going to see
how you're doing.
- I'm okay, how are you?
- Yeah, good.
And I wanted to say
that I'm really sorry.
[Chuck inhales deeply]
[clearing throat]
- Uh...
I appreciate that.
- Yeah.
- I'm sorry, too.
- Should I not call you?
It's okay
if you don't want me to.
- You can call me.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- 'Kay.
See you around.
I've been waiting for
A sound to take me
Out of my meanness
I've been leaning on a
Smile to bring me
Out of the dark
Because once
I felt the shine
Once I felt divine
Wasn't mine
Now we're living by the road
Far from my little Eden
I'm afraid I gave away
Our little bed of freedom
'Cause we were pigs in mud
We were sparrow, key,
and dove...
[water spraying]
- You're really lucky.
She's a beauty.
[chuckling]
- Hey, Wendy.
- Do I know you?
- That bad of a date.
Uh, yeah.
Um, we grabbed a couple beers
that one night?
- Oh my god! Danny!
- Yeah.
- Oh my god!
- I didn't think
I'd ever see you again.
- I am so sorry
about that night.
I was in such a weird place.
- Uh, can I ask you
what you're doing here?
- I came to say goodbye
to this boat.
- I had been talking to Ted...
- This boat?
- Yeah.
- Oh.
- Um, but you beat me to it!
[chuckling]
- He told me
there was another buyer.
- Yeah. It's all good,
I'm happy for you.
- Um...
Well, I'm gonna take it out this
afternoon if, uh, you're free?
- Yeah, I'd love to. Yeah.
- You wanna help out? Sweet.
- Yeah, sure.
- Let me help you out.
... they can sell
To soothe the rough burn
of time...
[groans]
- Thanks.
- Yeah! Yeah,
just gotta finish up here...
- Yeah sure.
Take your fire,
then burn me now
Is it allowed
Allowed