Age of Attraction (2026) s01e06 Episode Script

1
[contemplative music playing]
You've all agreed to come here
to take an unconventional approach
to find love.
I'm always saving face ♪
-[Derrick] How are you?
-I'm good. How are you?
-I'm good.
-[Pfeifer] What was your name?
-Derrick
-Derrick. I'm Pfeifer.
Just as I was falling under… ♪
I saw my life flash before my eyes.
I think you're kind of sometimes
sort of okay-cool.
[music stops]
-Do you wanna get married?
-[both laughing]
[music resumes]
-[laughs] Bye, babe!
-[Chris] Whoo!
-Romeo. Oh, Romeo.
-[laughs]
[Natalie] If you feel as if you've found
that special connection,
you can invite that person
into the Promise Room.
I'm 54.
I'm 27.
[Theresa] Oh my God.
Does that scare you?
My son is older than you.
I had a child
before he was even born. [laughs]
I'm 27.
What?
I'm 60.
[Vanelle gasping, chuckling]
He's 33 years older than me.
[gasping]
Jorge's literally
the same age as my parents.
No looking back ♪
[dramatic music playing]
[Natalie] Now it's time
to take things to the next level,
as you'll all move in together,
and begin to ask the tough questions.
[Nick] Do we see a future together?
The real world
is about to smack us in the face.
Do you see me as somebody
that's, you know, as your equal,
or do you see me as somebody who's lesser
because you're older than I am?
You have to trust your partner,
and I have to trust mine.
If you don't have that,
you don't have anything.
-Okay, I'm really done.
-Okay.
[Vanelle] Can I get this mic off me,
please?
[crying] I've never felt this way
about someone before.
And I know I won't find this again.
I can't believe you right now.
[Chris] It's kind of like
the honeymoon phase was the retreat,
and we already passed the honeymoon phase.
This is where things get real.
Because it's time
to introduce your bold new love story
to the people who matter most,
your friends, your families.
If my kids are here, and they are, like,
"Mom, this is not good,"
I don't know
if I could move forward with him.
Us meeting our family is another step.
Am I nervous about introducing
somebody that's 20 years older than me
to my parents?
Yes.
This hope won't give me what I want ♪
I'm scared but not afraid enough ♪
'Cause forever's starting here and now ♪
-Oh, now you're cleaning.
-What?
Now you're suddenly, like,
domesticated. [chuckling]
-Someone's coming to town for you.
-[John] Oh, they're not coming here.
I'm sure they're not staying here.
That would be so awkward and weird.
[music fades]
Um, how do you feel?
[John] I feel good.
I'm excited to see who it is.
-Um…
-Who do you think it is?
Your sister and your parents?
Um…
I don't think it's both my parents.
I think it's probably
my…
Maybe it's my mom and sister.
I'm excited.
Me seeing my family first
will be easier for me when I meet yours.
-[Theresa] Yeah.
-Because I'm nervous about yours.
[chuckles softly]
-So I get to get mine…
-Great.
[John] I get to get mine out
of the way first.
How do you feel?
Definitely nervous. Like…
[pensive music playing]
I don't-- Yeah.
I'm trying to remember the last time
that I've been in this kind of situation,
meeting a family.
It's been a long time.
So are you gonna tell them age?
No, because you don't want me
to tell them age.
Are you, like, on the same page as me
with them getting to know me before that?
Absolutely. And that's why
this whole experience has been cool.
'Cause that's how I do it
in the real world. I don't care.
If I don't-- If your kids don't like me,
this is done.
If you didn't like me,
it doesn't matter how old I am.
If I didn't like you,
it didn't matter how old you are.
-True.
-[John] So…
-I think build the base, what we've done.
-[Theresa] Yeah.
And then… You even said it.
You wouldn't have gone out with me
if you knew my age.
Right.
And look what you would've missed out on.
[Theresa laughs]
-I know.
-Right?
Yeah, I would've missed out
on a great guy.
I might just go throw up a little bit.
[chuckling] I'm just kidding.
I try to run, try to hide the truth ♪
But I know I gotta be closer to you ♪
You pull me back when I walk away ♪
'Cause you know
I gotta be closer to you ♪
I'm feeling terrible.
No, I'm not feeling terrible.
-[Derrick] Yeah.
-I'm big stressed, though.
I think last night I was in a good mood.
I was, like, oh, I'm so excited
to see everybody, whoever it may be.
And then I woke up this morning
and I was, like…
-Mmm, I'm not excited anymore.
-Yeah.
[music fades]
-Mmm, so--
-Stressed out?
Yeah. I'm super stressed.
I'm not gonna be hesitant,
because I have no control
over who's coming
or, like, what that's gonna look like.
[Derrick] Yeah.
Um, but yeah, I'm definitely, like…
-…I woke up not in a great mood.
-Not feeling the best.
-Yeah. Yeah.
-Nervous. Yeah.
I don't really wanna dive into all this
right now.
-[Derrick] Yeah, I understand.
-Um…
But I'm just, yeah,
I'm, like,
I'm not feeling great about that.
[glass tapping]
[Derrick] Well, I'm supportive.
-I hope you know that.
-I know, I know, I know.
Uh, with whoever is coming, right?
Um, I mean, it's kind of a part of it.
[inhales deeply] Like,
yes, it's all very new,
but the point is to face the challenges
of the other side of the fence.
-Right.
-[Derrick] And face them together.
If the connection and the relationship
is strong enough.
But that's perfectly normal for you to be
a little bit nervous about it.
-What would be a perfect scenario?
-Don't-- I don't wanna do this right now.
[Derrick] Okay.
[emotional music playing]
I just--
I don't wanna talk about it right now.
I really don't wanna…
I just don't wanna have a conversation.
Yeah. We don't have to.
[Pfeifer] Last night,
I don't think it really hit me
what's in store for us
with our families coming.
To put it frankly,
they've never really seen me emotional
or vulnerable with a man.
And I've also never brought anybody home
nearly as old as Derrick.
I'm just afraid
and anxious.
Come here.
[Pfeifer grunting]
You don't wanna give me a hug?
["Wake Up" by Rupert Pope
& Giles Palmer playing]
Wake up ♪
A storm is rising… ♪
[music fades]
[door closing]
The more time I'm spending with Logan,
I'm starting to see potential red flags.
Like, his fear of commitment, you know?
He's getting scared.
And I think he has things
that he has to work through
and maybe some growing up to do.
I'm the oldest of three girls,
and my sisters are a year apart.
And they just have, like,
their picture-perfect lives,
and everything's dandy.
And I'm just the one that just keeps,
like, screwing up everything
with my relationships.
It's like, I wanted to find my person
so I could fit in,
so I could go do these things, you know?
And it's like, is my person a 29-year-old?
Like, am I gonna build a life with him,
you know?
[washer door closing]
[sighing] It's going to be hard to say.
[Vanessa sniffling]
[sniffling, crying]
I thought maybe this was my chance.
But, like, as I'm moving forward,
I-- I don't know.
I don't know if this is it. [sniffling]
[exhaling]
["Breathe" by Reid Jarvis playing]
Breathe the air tonight ♪
Breathe the air tonight ♪
Breathe the air ♪
-[Sara] Cheers.
-[Brenda] Okay.
-Oh, hi!
-[John] Ah, look.
[Sara chuckling] Hi!
-Oh my God, hi.
-[John] How are you?
This is crazy.
Sara, Theresa.
-Hi, I'm Sara!
-[Theresa] Hi.
-Wanna give me a hug?
-[Brenda] I love your shirt.
-[Sara] Nice to meet you. Theresa?
-Yeah. Yeah.
-Theresa. My mom, Brenda.
-Hi. I'm Brenda.
-Hi, nice to meet you.
-Hi. Yeah, thank you.
-[John] This is crazy.
-So this is our table.
Nice.
[chairs clanging]
-[Sara] Really pretty.
-He's been talking a lot about you.
So I feel like I already know you guys
to a certain extent.
-[Brenda] This is crazy.
-Yeah. You must be in shock, I'm sure.
-Um…
-[Theresa] Yeah.
-[all chuckling]
-Yeah?
-It's okay. I am in shock.
-Um…
I think he's probably more in shock
now today.
Um, yeah.
Okay, wait,
but I wanna hear about you guys.
-So, tell me how--
-Yeah. Do it. Explain.
How did you first meet?
Like, what… what happened?
We hit it off pretty fast.
-[Theresa] Mm-hmm.
-Um…
[Sara] You were in, like,
one big room and met, like a happy hour?
-It was almost like a speed dating thing.
-[Sara] Okay. Okay.
At the retreat,
you're supposed to make connections.
Nobody knows anybody's age.
And then, if you want to,
you commit to just dating one person.
And then, if the feelings are mutual,
you reveal your age.
-Yeah.
-[Sara] Okay.
That's the big--
-The reveal.
-[Theresa] Yeah.
[John] Our next step was to live together.
-And it's been fun.
-[Theresa] Mm-hmm.
-Oh.
-[Sara] Wow.
Yeah.
Did you think that you would find a match
with someone who's younger than you?
Or did you think that you were just,
you know, whoever it is, or…?
No, I mean, there were all ages
and everything.
And, like, when you don't know
some of those, like, details,
and you're just meeting each other
based on, like…
-How you interact.
-…compatibility and attraction…
…and all that other stuff, like, does--
What really matters
in a relationship and what's important.
I mean, I think we both
really like each other
and are wanting to continue,
um, but, you know,
we're just taking it day by day.
-Okay.
-[Theresa] And see what happens.
You know, see how many blueberries
he drops on the carpet.
Just kidding. [laughing]
So what did your family think about this?
My… my family
does not really know anything.
-[Brenda] Oh.
-Like, they're, yeah--
My mom, she's, like--
She knew I was going to do something,
but she's, like…
-Her mom was, uh--
-Not totally…
-My mom's a nurse.
-[Brenda] Oh, okay.
[Theresa] So, yeah, so.
-So little by little, we'll see.
-You assume that she will be coming?
-Or someone--
-[Theresa] I don't know. I have no idea.
It would be great to just stay in a bubble
for the rest of our lives,
but that's not reality.
-Yeah.
-[Theresa] Right?
-Yeah, it's true.
-[John] The bubble's growing today.
Yeah. All right, I'm gonna run
to the bathroom really quick.
-[Brenda] Okay.
-[John] We'll be here.
-Okay.
-[John] Eating caviar.
[chuckling] Yeah, don't eat it all.
[Sara] Don't worry. It'll be here
when you get back.
[John sighing]
So how's it been living with someone?
You've never lived with someone before.
I mean, Danielle and I lived
at the college house together.
-She just…
-Kind of.
[John] Obviously the elephant in the room,
you guys know, but…
Um…
-How old she is?
-Yeah, but it doesn't matter.
Yeah.
It's been smooth, and it's not--
We're not getting married tomorrow.
Right. Has she been married before?
Yeah.
Does she have children?
Uh-huh.
Have you met the children?
No, probably tomorrow.
-Oh, really?
-Oh.
You think so?
Probably, but she's really stressed
about that.
How… how old are they? How many are they?
Should I ask her that? I don't--
No, no, no. Don't… don't talk about kids.
-She doesn't want--
-Okay.
We wanna get to know each other
and like each other.
I'm glad you guys are here.
So, how old are they?
Don't worry about it.
Don't worry about it.
[Sara] All right.
[John] She wants--
I'm just thinking about you and, like,
how life is gonna look for you
after you leave here.
-I think that…
-We've talked about that--
[Sara] I think that that really
makes a difference, how old the kids are…
-Totally.
-Responsibility.
Like, where they live and…
She's starting a new chapter now.
That's kind of why she's here.
And we've talked about how
I'm not necessarily super happy with work.
[Sara] Okay.
How I've kind of been
already looking at outlets.
-Yeah.
-Am I moving tomorrow?
-No, I'm not moving tomorrow.
-[Sara] Okay.
Is she moving tomorrow? No, but it's fun.
So you're comfortable?
-[John] I'm comfortable, yeah.
-Oh, good.
Being upfront and honest
about your situations
and what you're coming into
the relationship with,
I think that's all that matters.
-Exactly, what you're coming in with.
-Yeah.
When I first saw Theresa, I definitely
could tell that she was older.
I mean, she's beautiful
and she's great looking,
but I could definitely tell
that she's older than John.
I actually don't know how old she is,
but he's never dated anyone
that I believe to be this much older.
I wish that we had maybe found out
a little more of the age difference,
um, up front.
I'm back.
Obviously, she has children,
and that she didn't bring that up to us
in the kind of conversation is
a little, um, off-putting to me, I think.
I would've liked for her
to have shared that information with us.
I think it would make us feel
more comfortable with the relationship
if we didn't have
these unanswered questions.
I hope it works out well for them, but…
-It's… It's weird. It's weird.
-Well…
[brooding pop song playing]
Oh ♪
I'll walk all over you ♪
Oh ♪
[Derrick sighing]
[indistinct chatter]
[Derrick] It's fine.
It's okay.
-You wanna come a little closer to me?
-No.
No, this is good.
[Derrick chuckling]
You don't want to be close?
This is good.
[Derrick] Breathe, breathe, breathe.
I am. I am.
[music fades]
[Pfeifer] I don't know.
Oh my God, it's both my parents.
-It's both?
-[chuckling] It's both of them.
[Pfeifer and Derrick chuckling]
Hi.
Hello.
-This is Derrick.
-Hi.
-Hi. I'll shake your hand first.
-How're you doin'?
-Pleasure.
-Nice to meet you. Derrick.
[chuckling]
-[Derrick] How's it going?
-Nice to meet you.
-Pleasure, nice to meet you too.
-Yeah, you too.
I was sitting here like, oh my.
I was freaking out.
Have a seat.
Wow, we're really coordinating
our outfits here.
-Absolutely. Yeah.
-We are.
Man, it's so nice to meet y'all.
-Pleasure.
-Likewise.
Absolutely.
Seeing both of you guys together
is definitely, um, a surprise.
-I would say.
-[Durwood] All right.
-That's good.
-[Pfeifer] Yeah.
-[chuckling] I mean, It's a good surprise.
-Yeah.
The last time I've seen my parents
sitting together like that
is when I've gotten into the most trouble
of my life in high school.
I know both of my parents,
particularly my dad,
will be skeptical of the relationship
and the environment that this relationship
kind of fostered in.
Um, so I'm just hoping that I can show him
how much Derrick really means to me
and how, like, Derrick is a great guy.
And I just want him to see that too.
[Stacie] So I have to ask,
what prompted you to try and meet someone
in… in this fashion?
Well, first and foremost, I obviously care
so much for your daughter.
You guys have done a phenomenal job.
So I wanted to commend you for that.
Um, I just felt the way things
were going previously dating,
they just weren't working.
Okay.
Um, and I felt like I was repeating
some of the same mistakes,
just a different person.
-There's a common denominator.
-Exactly. It's me. So what's going on?
What do I need to dive into and have,
a better understanding of myself?
So what… what are the quirky things
that you've noticed about each other
or things that you didn't expect?
There's nothing really
out of… out of the ordinary.
Like she's very clean.
[Pfeifer chuckling]
-[Derrick] Which is--
-Really?
-Stop, stop!
-[all laughing]
Oh, is she putting on, Stacie?
Is this not?
Like what?
-Okay, that's a different conversation.
-I am-- I am clean.
[Stacie] Okay.
So if you guys decide
that you wanna continue a relationship,
what are your ideas
on how to make that work?
-[Pfeifer] Right.
-Yep.
Um, so this is something, I mean,
we haven't really talked about.
I'm the more flexible one because,
of course, um, I'm younger than Derrick.
-Ah, okay. By how much, I'm curious.
-[Pfeifer chuckling]
-[Derrick chuckling]
-Um… [chuckling]
-[Derrick] So…
-Quite a bit.
Um…
So I'm 43.
[dramatic sting]
Okay.
-You look good for 43.
-[Stacie] Wow!
Yeah, and so we didn't know
each other's ages.
-That was…
-Wow.
-I would never have thought you're 43.
-Oh, well, thank you.
-I was shocked. I was shocked.
-[Stacie] No, none.
Do you have any concerns
about Pfeifer's age?
I'm accepting of the generational gap.
I just know
there are gonna be some differences.
As long as we're both open.
That was… that was my biggest concern.
So right now,
it's like, let's build during the bubble
and continue to get to know each other.
So when we do have the challenges…
-…then we can rely on that.
-Yeah.
[pensive music playing]
Um, so Derrick has two children as well.
Um, but one of the things
that, I mean, drew me to Derrick was…
You guys know I want a big family.
-I want a bunch of kids.
-[Stacie] Yeah.
Um, and so he already has that maturity
and that understanding of, like,
what it takes to raise children.
-Um, and he does--
-How old are your children?
Fifteen and five.
-Okay. Wow, that's a big gap.
-[Stacie] Wow.
-[Stacie] It's a big gap. I know.
-Okay.
Primarily, I was looking for somebody
who had their life together,
who's mature, who is open-minded
and not judgmental and understanding
and, like, meets me where I'm at in life.
Um, I hold you in such a high regard
and such a high respect.
Um, and it's like, yeah,
I'm proud to be with somebody
who is, like, has done so much
and accomplished so much,
but still is, like, a very genuine,
down-to-earth, authentic person.
Family is the most important thing
and love and showing that.
So it's… it's flowing smoothly.
-Okay. That's important stuff.
-[Derrick] Yeah.
Absolutely.
-Could we have a chat as well?
-Oh, yeah. Absolutely.
Absolutely. All right.
-Okay, so fill me in.
-[Pfeifer] About what?
Like everything
or how I'm feeling or what?
-How are you feeling?
-[Pfeifer] I feel great.
And it sounds, like, ridiculous, kind of,
um, but, like, we have been so lucky.
Like, we have been--
We have had the best experience.
We have had, like,
literally no arguments, no fights.
-Uh, being 23…
-[Pfeifer] Mm-hmm.
…and potentially having
two immediate children?
[Pfeifer] Yeah.
I mean, like, it is…
it is what it is, I guess.
And you hated babysitting.
And I was bad at babysitting,
which I haven't told him that.
I haven't even told him
that I did babysit.
[Durwood] In this setting,
how much can you know about a person?
But the ease between the two of you, like,
it's actually unusual
for her to be that comfortable.
-That's like a big thing.
-[Derrick] Yeah.
I mean, you know, your daughter,
obviously, she'll get worked up.
And I'm like, "Just roll, you know,
with the punches a little bit."
"It'll be fine."
But her mind
will just take off. [chuckling]
-You know?
-Yeah. So it'll be interesting.
-Yeah.
-To see how this unfolds.
Right.
When Pfeifer sets her mind to something,
she does it. [chuckling]
And it may not-- It may not be easy,
but if… if the relationship
is important to her and she loves Derrick,
um, she will make this situation work.
[voice breaking] I think
it's like joy that…
I know this is a weird way
to express joy, uh…
But when you can get to a place
where you trust your kid,
you feel so fortunate.
[music fades]
-So when you're 40 and he's 60…
-Yep. Mm-hmm.
…do you have
worries or concerns about that?
Or when he, you know…
You're 50 and he's 70?
Um, I mean, that's a great question.
I know it's hard,
I've never done this in my life,
but, like, live, like, day by day.
But yeah, I mean, it is--
It's kind of funny.
-Very surreal.
-[Pfeifer] Yeah.
They seem to have a great connection.
And frankly,
the communication that it seems they have
is stronger than
I've seen Pfeifer have with anyone.
But this is a little microcosm
that isn't the real world.
So when you have to deal
with the day-to-day of,
you know, children's schedules
or a mom being in the picture,
it could be a make-or-break.
It may be too much
for either one or both of them.
That's a challenge.
[upbeat music playing]
-[Leah] Hey, you.
-[Chris] What's up?
-You're wearing a shirt already?
-[Chris] I don't know.
-[Leah] What if you stain it?
-[Chris] I know.
I would wait.
-Don't worry, I don't have makeup on.
-[Chris] How are you feeling?
-[Leah] I'm excited.
-Are you?
-[Leah] Yeah. Nervous?
-[Chris] I'm super excited.
I'm a little nervous.
I'm like nervous more
that I'm excited more to see who's here.
Do you think
I should open this button or leave it?
Depends. Mom, okay. Who? [chuckling]
What would your mom think if you had
your shirt unbuttoned like this,
basically trying to tempt me?
-Yeah, that's how. [laughs]
-That's how you look at it?
[Leah laughing]
[music continues]
-You nervous?
-I'm pretty nervous.
-I'm not gonna lie.
-You'll be fine.
[gasping] Look, look, look.
-Holy shit. [chuckling]
-[chuckling]
My golly, dude.
You crazy girl.
[Libby squealing]
-You little liar.
-[laughing]
Hi.
-I'm Lauren. Nice to meet you.
-Me too.
Hi, girls.
-Where's everyone from?
-I'm so happy you're here.
-I'm from New Jersey.
-[Andrew] Okay.
[Nina] We met in college.
-I'm from San Diego.
-[Andrew] Okay.
High school.
-Your makeup looks good.
-Your face looks good.
-Thanks.
-[all chuckling]
-[Lauren] Yeah.
-[Nina] Okay.
-[laughing]
-How was your, uh, travels here?
[both] Good.
What does the bracelet say?
-My daughter made this for me years ago.
-We're just getting straight into it.
-[Nina] Sorry.
-It's okay.
-How old are your kids?
-Uh, 14 and 12.
[Nina] Fourteen and twelve.
[pensive music playing]
Sorry. [chuckling]
I'm getting side-eyed over here.
I'm like, oh…
[Nina] No, I just like to look.
[Andrew] Gotcha.
-I like to just…
-[Libby] Observe.
I mean,
I know that the judgments are being made,
and it's really hard to just stand there
and act normal and try and prove myself.
But I… I honestly don't think
that my friends have ever seen me
with somebody who is a good candidate,
and I think he's… he's in the running.
I am going to become a therapist.
So, your head might get shrinked.
I'm here for it.
I wanna know about, like,
your past relationship.
[chuckling] Which one?
-Wait. Give them all to me.
-The mother of my children?
-How many baby mamas do you have?
-We can start with the mother first.
So it's-- It's just one.
It just didn't work out. I was young, so--
-How old were you?
-Twenty-two when I had my first daughter.
-And…
-So my age.
-Yeah. So…
-[Libby] Our age.
-Her age as well. Yes.
-Yeah.
Um, she's an amazing mom.
We still have a really good relationship.
-We do birthdays, holidays.
-I understand that.
I wanna hear it though from like her side.
I'm sorry, but men and women
have very different sides.
I would honestly,
and I'm not just bullshitting you,
like I would be surprised if she said
anything besides what I just said.
-Yeah.
-How old are you? Sorry.
-Thirty-eight.
-[Nina] Okay.
Okay.
[chuckling]
-Yeah.
-[Lauren] Okay.
How do you feel about dating younger?
So I was a little surprised
when I found out her age.
-Didn't know ages, anything like that.
-[Lauren] Yeah.
It was just strictly based off
of connection and what we told each other.
I feel like we're great.
We're great roommates.
We're having a good time.
For me, this is like a relationship.
It's not a roommate situation.
That's so true.
-What's the next question?
-[Nina] No.
-[chuckling]
-There's no other questions.
[gasping]
-[laughing]
-[Lauren] Oh my God.
-[Nina] Those are his friends?
-They could be.
-How are we doing?
-Yo, how's it going?
[excited chatter]
Hey, buddy.
[Robert] What's up, big dawg?
-[Amir] How we doing?
-[Andrew] You would wear this shirt.
[Amir] Yeah. I'm gonna tell you.
-Hey. Libby.
-This is Libby.
-Amir.
-Amir.
-Libby. I'm Rob.
-Nice to meet you.
[Andrew] These are her girlfriends.
[Nina] I'm assuming these are your people.
[Andrew] Yes, these are my people.
[all chuckling]
-[Robert] This is where you've been up to.
-Yeah.
That's why I have not responded
to the group chat.
-Rude.
-So you have been getting the messages.
You said to start… try and find
a long-distance thing, did you not?
He's a big part of the reason
why I'm here.
He was one of the ones pushing me.
And I only told a handful of people.
Like, Rob…
-You didn't know I was doing this.
-No idea.
Well, you guys missed this part.
We don't know each other's ages
at the retreat.
Do you know each other's ages right now?
-[both] We do.
-[Amir] Okay, I get it.
-I got a couple questions.
-Don't worry, we're good.
-We'll get there.
-[Libby] Fear not.
How do you guys know
you guys wanted to be with each other?
How did that happen?
Um, prior to learning his age,
I was like, this guy is good.
He's cool. He knows what's up.
A big thing that I wanted going into this
but didn't really think was possible
was I was like, please God,
just send me like a somewhat
emotionally mature man
or emotionally intelligent.
-[Robert] Yeah.
-Two thumbs up there.
-Yeah.
-[Libby] Two thumbs up. Yeah.
The initial connection was fun, playful,
and now we've both
let our guard down a little bit.
-[Nina] Yeah.
-[Andrew] It's been good.
As you spend more and more time together
and you're living together,
you really can't hide
any part of your personality.
-So I feel like…
-These guys know. They're married.
[both laughing]
[Andrew] There's no getting away.
-Hey, you wanna grab a drink real quick?
-[Andrew] Yeah.
[indistinct chatter]
I think he may need some Botox.
[inhales deeply]
-Nina?
-[Nina] Sorry.
-[Amir] So how old is she?
-Twenty-two.
-[Amir] Pay me, pay me.
-Hold on.
-You have a bet? [laughs]
-Yeah.
-I lost both.
-[both laughing]
-I lost both. Hold on. Here you go.
-[Amir] Thank you, sir.
-Appreciate it.
-Pleasure doing business.
By the way, I nailed it.
It was that she was blonde
and that she was 25 to 22 years old.
Guy's consistent. I'll just say that.
He's very consistent.
Let's just be… let's be clear, though.
I was forced into the other side.
I had to guess that she was older
and brunette.
[Amir] But 22?
That's tough. That's a big gap.
Let me guess. She's really mature.
-At times.
-[laughing] For her age.
[all laughing]
[Robert] What the…
-Does she have a job?
-[Andrew] She does.
-She does PR, social media, and marketing.
-[Amir] Okay.
I'm happy you're enjoying yourself.
You're immersing yourself
in this experience and all that.
But, like, first thing, like, in--
In real life…
You got the bar back home,
got the girls back home.
It's all things that we have
started to have those conversations.
-Yeah.
-You know, I think my biggest thing is…
You…
You gotta first have
the hard conversation of
would we be open to having
a long-distance relationship?
And we've talked about that,
we've talked about the long distance.
And I mean, we've talked about it.
Like, I don't need…
The girls are 14 and 12, now.
I don't need a stepmom, you know?
It's almost like big sister vibes
with someone that I can add to the tripod.
-[chuckling]
-[Amir] Yeah.
Pretty much just that.
Um, but no, there's no, like I told her,
there's no, like, pressure to be that.
So I think that takes a little bit off
when it comes to the age thing.
-And…
-Yeah.
So, look, man. She-- I mean,
she seems really cool, real fun.
She just can't rent a car
to drive out to you.
[all laughing]
I'll rent the car.
Put it in my name.
How do you feel about the whole kid thing?
-The kid thing? Okay.
-[Nina] You're not ready to be a stepmom.
-Sitting here--
-Stepmom Libby?
I've always felt like a weird, um…
-[Nina chuckling]
-…a responsibility.
Um, like as a big sister,
a lot of the times to younger girls.
So it's not like that's, like, my--
what's the word?
That's not my MO here.
I understand where you're coming from
with the whole big sister vibe,
but these are his children, Libby.
It's not like a, oh,
like big sister vibe.
It's like, you're effing her--
her dad, their dad.
I'm not trying to step in and tell anybody
that I'm mommy or I'm stepmom.
-Or I'm big sister. This, that, whatever.
-No.
Like, I'm not trying to do that.
But for me,
I've learned that the things
that make it kind of hard to navigate,
like, the fact that he has kids
and the fact that he's older
have been all the reasons that I like him
and that make him the person that he is.
And that finally are like
the emotionally intelligent man
that I've been looking for.
[Lauren] I think Libby has matured.
I feel like
even just the way she's speaking to us,
as we were sitting there,
I was like, "Wait."
-"Who is this?" [laughs]
-I don't know who I'm talking to.
But I do think that Libby's
kind of wearing these rose-colored glasses
and having this positive outlook
on what this will look like
outside of this experience.
She's not being realistic, in my opinion.
Because, like, what are we doing?
This is like a bubble that she's in
that needs to be popped.
[music fades]
Look, I-- I know
all your concerns would be valid.
And trust me, the concerns you're having
are things that have already
went through my mind.
And all of that could come to fruition.
Like, I've been down this road
a time or two.
But honestly, it really was based off of
did we have, like, chemistry
and the things that, like,
you would be saying to me right now
that you are the same concerns that I had.
And I just took it day by day.
And I was very vocal with her about that.
I'm like, "Look, like, I love this."
"And I've been in these situations
where it's fun,
but it's only fun until it's not fun."
"And when it's not fun,
then it's the difficult
and hard conversations."
I'm just-- I just-- I… I don't know.
-She's got a very cool vibe.
-I think it's gonna be real tough.
You got a lot going on though, man.
You got-- You got-- I mean, she's young.
-Hey, let the man live.
-I-- Oh, he's been living.
He's been living for a long time.
[all chuckling]
-He's been living for a long time.
-16 years longer than her.
[laughing]
["Never Let a Day" by 5 Alarm playing]
Don't be so anxious ♪
You can't see the future ♪
[ducks quacking]
Don't be so mad
Can you just play it cool? ♪
-Oh she's-- Oh I love this.
-Don't cry, don't cry, don't cry.
[Chris groaning]
[Leah chuckling]
-Don't cry now. Don't cry yet.
-[Leah laughing]
-[Chris] This is Leah.
-So you are a hugger.
-[Chris] And this is Nina.
-Can I? Great to meet you.
[Chris] This is the time that I needed
a piece of home more than anything.
So I'm happy. I can't believe it.
Are you happy to meet?
-Yeah. I mean I had a--
-I'm happy it's you. [laughing]
Thank you.
Where are you from?
-California.
-[Nina] Oh.
Originally Bakersfield, but I travel.
So I'm a flight attendant.
-Oh, okay.
-[Leah] Um, so I travel for a living.
I think the hardest thing for us
has been trying to really understand
what our normal routines are.
-And how we fit into that.
-[Nina] Yeah. I think--
-And it's hard here.
-It takes time, yeah.
I mean, this probably has been like fun.
-And…
-Uh, you know…
-It's been fun, but yeah, it's been a lot.
-[laughs] It's been, you know…
We haven't just gotten
to where we are today.
I think she was worried about the age gap.
-You don't know her age.
-I don't know how old you are.
She looks like she's 30,
probably, at the most.
-I love that.
-[Nina] Yeah.
I'll take it.
Maybe add ten years.
-Really?
-Plus one.
[indistinct chatter]
-Oh my God.
-[Leah] I'm 41.
-[Nina] Wow. You don't look it at all.
-[chuckling]
Thank you.
So how do you feel about him being 26?
As long as he's ready for me,
I'm good with it.
I know he is mature for his age,
but I don't know about, like,
a 41-year-old woman.
What would you,
if you would see him that mature?
I don't know. I cannot. That I don't know.
[chuckling] That is up to you.
[Leah chuckling]
You guys look happy.
You look happy together.
Yeah.
I have been praying for God to reveal
the person for Christopher.
[uplifting music playing]
[Nina] I don't know if it's you or not.
Me either. I know. You know? We're, yeah.
Time will tell. God will let us know.
All right. I just want to thank you again
for coming out to support Chris,
but, um, I'm gonna head back
to the apartment now.
So I'll give you guys some time
to chat, and…
-Thank you.
-You're welcome.
-I'm gonna give you a hug before I leave.
-Okay.
[Nina chuckling]
I'll come just like…
So lovely to meet you.
Thank you.
You're wonderful. I love you.
So what do we do now?
We're gonna talk.
[Nina] Well, you look like
you're very happy with her.
[music fades]
[Chris] So, it's a lot.
This has been a lot.
I want you to see me
for what I've really been dealing with,
and I want you to tell me
if this is normal
and if this is how a relationship
is supposed to go,
or I'm just trying to find
positive in something
that's really been a lot on me.
Okay.
Everything was easy
until we moved in together.
That's the truth.
First, you gotta communicate about
every little thing that is bothering you.
-You need to be yourself.
-How do we get on the same routines?
When she wants to spend
every single moment with me and
I wanna go to the gym,
or I wanna take a shower.
You don't have to be together
all the time, do you?
Well, that's the thing
that we're struggling with.
Her love language is quality time.
Of course,
but you still need your time alone
or go to the gym or whatever you wanna do.
Right, but I wasn't getting that.
It's difficult for you
to live with somebody.
You've been on your own for a while,
and it's gonna be very difficult for you
to have somebody live with you.
-She's been independent for so long.
-Yeah. Absolutely.
[Nina] She's 41 years old.
She's not a young lady.
I would be like, it's hard for her too
to have somebody in her home.
-Absolutely.
-[Nina] Can you imagine?
-It's not gonna be easy for her either.
-Yeah.
Now, it doesn't bother you
that she's 41 years old?
But, like… like what about the children?
Well, I'm ready to have kids.
You're ready to have kids?
Is she ready to have kids right away?
The thing is,
you want your… you want your relationship
to be strong before you have kids.
-Kids change your whole life.
-[Chris] Yeah. Exactly.
-That's-- It's not about the age.
-So you cannot just like…
No, we have to be super strong
before we think about kids. That's true.
I know you wanna be ready,
but you can't force it.
You really haven't had
a long-term relationship yet.
-You haven't.
-Yeah.
So you really don't know.
I think I'm ready. I wanna be ready.
Is it the fact that I'm not ready?
Is it the fact
that I'm too immature or I'm too…
I don't know.
You need to talk about all of it,
especially now.
Especially if you're
trying to make a decision
that should you stay together or not.
It's just so hard, and I don't know
if it's supposed to be this hard.
[Nina] Why is it so hard?
It's not supposed to be that hard.
It's supposed to be easier.
Like, especially in a new relationship,
like, the beginning should be much easier.
Why is it so hard?
Why? What's making it so hard?
This whole thing has been a lot, and…
-It's hard to live together with someone.
-It's like-- [sniffles]
[Nina] You have to compromise.
There's a lot of compromise
when you live together with someone.
Christopher, are you happy or not?
Because if you're not enjoying
every moment with her,
then you're hurting her.
I… I feel like it's killing you.
Like it's really bothering you a lot.
If you cannot work these things through,
then it's not gonna work.
I'm sorry to tell you this.
["Remember Me" by Jennifer June playing]
Whoa-oh-oh ♪
For the life of me ♪
Whoa-oh-oh ♪
For the life of me ♪
I just wanna say
I'm really proud of you for doing this.
Like, I know that this was, like,
a scary thing for you.
Now I'm, like, I-- I'm a little nervous.
Yeah, I am too.
[upbeat music playing]
[Vanessa chuckling]
-Holy shit…
-Is that your mom and dad?
-Is that your mom and dad?
-Yeah.
Hey!
-It's good to see you!
-Hey, bud. How you doing?
-Hey.
-Give me a hug. Good to see you.
[Logan] Good. Hey, this is--
-You look good.
-Yeah, you guys look amazing!
-Vanessa, these are my parents.
-Hi!
-How are you? Enjoying your day?
-[Vanessa] I'm doing well!
-Right on.
-I'm happy now that you guys are here.
How's-- How are you doing?
Good, good. Everything's good.
How about you, man?
-You've had a couple adventurous weeks.
-Yeah, yeah, it's been, uh…
-[chuckles]
-…it's been quite the road.
-This is great.
-Have you enjoyed this whole experience?
-Yeah, it's been good. Yeah…
-Tell them about your experience.
[Logan] I met her, and I just…
We weren't really expecting anything
to, you know, come about.
But now we're kind of in this trial phase
and figuring out the ins and outs of life.
-And, as you know, I don't really date.
-This is a big thing for him.
He said that he doesn't let people
meet his family and friends.
So he was very nervous
about me meeting you,
which made me a little nervous.
But you guys are delightful,
so I'm glad that you're here.
[Joe] Oh, go on.
[Vanessa laughing]
-So my question is, after here…
-[Vanessa] Yes, please ask. Yeah.
-That's a good question.
-I mean, he's in Dallas.
-You are in Ohio.
-Yes, Ohio.
[indistinct chatter]
Have you talked about it? I mean…
What are you guys gonna do?
Yeah. Moving forward,
we're trying to figure out
what this looks like for us.
-[Joe] Yeah, I would…
-Yeah.
Have you contemplated the challenges
of a long-distance relationship?
I have not done a long-distance
relationship. I know he has.
[Joe] It's serious. It's serious.
Like, we're still exploring it.
-[Joe] Sure.
-Just because we're meeting today…
We're not gonna get married
and have triplets tomorrow.
You know what I mean?
-I hope not.
-[Vanessa] No, no, no.
But triplets would be cute, but no.
Just kidding.
We're just navigating this right now.
You know? Just because this was--
We're just trying to figure this out.
-And trying to get some clarity on it.
-[Joe] It's a lot to figure out.
Love is a complicated thing,
and relationships are a complicated thing.
There's always challenges, you know?
-Yeah.
-Yes!
-[Joe] Right. And you know--
-Yeah.
Again, you're his age. You… you know this.
[chuckling] Well, actually,
we're not the same age.
But thank you for thinking that. [laughs]
Can-- Can I ask how old you are?
[Vanessa] Yeah. How old do you think I am?
-[Logan] Oh boy.
-It's okay.
-I'm gonna really need that drink.
-Mom already knows.
-Mom's already onto it.
-I have no clue. I have no clue.
[tense music playing]
[chuckling] I'm a little bit older
than him.
And that was a concern for him.
Yeah, so…
I'm 20 years older than Logan.
Really?
-I did not put you there.
-I would not…
-I wouldn't have guessed.
-Thank you. Thank you.
-Thank you.
-I wouldn't have guessed that. So--
So-- Not only do we have
the distance challenge.
-But we have a age gap challenge.
-[Gemma] Yeah.
[Vanessa] How do you feel about that?
I don't know.
Honestly…
I mean, my friends
are all starting to have grandkids.
[dramatic music playing]
[Gemma] I don't know. I…
I mean, like, I'm not against that,
but that would be his decision.
Right. I mean, I've told you…
I've told you guys recently.
I don't know if I wanna have kids.
It's one of those things.
I think my mom, I think deep down,
I think she does want grandkids.
The age gap with Vanessa challenges that.
You know, at the end of the day,
I know it's my journey and my life.
But do I want those things long-term
that I thought I used to want?
How old is she gonna be,
you know, in 20 years from now?
How old am I gonna be?
It's scary to think about.
Regardless of the distance,
regardless of our age,
like, I know
he comes from a good foundation.
[mouthing] Thank you.
I'm gonna to the restroom real quick.
-Okay.
-[Vanessa] I'll be right back.
-It's good to see you guys.
-[Joe] So…
[chuckles]
-Nice… nice woman.
-Yeah. Yeah.
[Joe] So when-- When you, uh…
You tell me. You tell me where you're at.
I really-- You know, we have a strong--
We have a really strong connection.
-You know?
-Obviously, yeah. I could see that.
But like, she's also older and mature,
where she knows when she sees herself
doing something and talks about it.
-And I'm still discovering myself.
-[Joe] Right.
-She's a little more self-aware, maybe…
-100%, yeah.
-Now, here's the other side of that.
-[Gemma] Yeah.
Hit me.
If you're gonna do the kid thing…
-That's… that's post-haste.
-Yeah, that's gonna be…
Yeah.
[Joe] And that's something
you need to think about.
[Logan] I've told you guys.
I'm in a place where I, you know,
I don't know if I wanna have kids.
I thought you wanted… four.
-There was a time you wanted four--
-I used to.
There was a time. But, you know, lately…
[Joe] Listen, you say that.
But you have always said,
I would like to be a dad.
Listen, I ain't gonna bullshit you.
You'd be a pretty good dad.
You're pretty level-headed. Smart.
And I don't wanna stroke you here.
-But, you know, you're not a bad guy.
-All right, all right.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, I don't… I don't know.
Like, I haven't thought that far ahead.
-You know?
-[Gemma] Right.
If you're moving forward with this woman,
then it's time to start thinking
a little bit ahead.
-Right.
-[Joe] You know, she's not dilly-dallying.
Right, right.
But if there's something really there
and you do have a connection,
I guess it becomes
how strong is that connection?
Right.
Her being mature, you know, and Logan…
I mean, she'll have to have
a lot of patience. [chuckles]
-But he's getting to the age where he's--
-But he's getting--
This is when men
start to get their shit together.
-It's not an impossible situation.
-[Logan] Right.
-It's just… It is what it is.
-[Logan] Right.
[Gemma] He… he's our only son.
We are a small family, basically.
Um,
it would be nice to have,
yeah, to have grandkids.
But we trust Logan.
-We're not running his life at this point.
-Yeah, no, exactly.
We have a serious connection and…
I don't know what the fu--
what I'm gonna do.
You know, we love you.
No matter what. You know that.
If it's meant to be, it will happen.
Believe me.
[Logan] You know, seeing my parents
and Vanessa together,
I'm still in shock.
I still don't know how to process this.
I mean, there's this woman
that I'm falling for that, you know,
when it's on, it's like,
we connect so well,
but then, you know,
I'm constantly being reminded
of all these factors
that just are trying to bring this down.
So it makes this freaking hard.
Oh, I was so reckless ♪
[music fades]
-[Andrew] Home sweet home.
-[door opening]
-What a day.
-[Andrew] What a day. What a day.
Ugh.
[Andrew sighing]
I'm exhausted.
-Are ya?
-Mm-hmm.
Are you relieved it's over, like?
-Yeah, I'm definitely relieved it's over.
-Yeah?
I feel like even seeing
our friends together, like, um,
it's not, like, the weirdest thing.
Might be like an age gap.
Your friends have kids. Mine don't.
Mine are younger. Whatever.
But it's like I feel like those are people
that could interact normally.
And it wouldn't be weird.
You know what I mean?
No, I'd tear it up with them.
We would have a fun night out together.
-Yeah.
-You know?
-I could show Nina a thing or two.
-Tear it up.
She had the headband ready.
She was ready to break a sweat today
and go in on me.
Yeah. She said…
[Andrew] Mm-hmm.
No. She's always…
she's always ready to fight.
Do they like me? Do they hate me?
I would say hate is a strong word.
-Mm-hmm.
-Yeah.
Um, but I would say that they are
really real with me, and, um,
they asked me some hard-hitting questions
that I think were important
to bring to light before we move forward.
Oh yeah? Like what?
I mean, they definitely were, like,
thrown off by the kids thing.
They were like, "Libby, you're 22."
"I don't think you're ready
to be a stepmom." Blah, blah.
And so to that point, I think if you
kind of look at it for what it is,
it sounds like,
um, a little bit, um, nuts.
No, it's a lot to unpack. Like…
You know, trying to catch them up
to speed of what we've been doing.
-Yeah. But you did good. You did great.
-Yeah.
Yeah. No, your friends--
Your friends seem…
I mean, if I…
Those are, like, my real guy friends.
And if I'm happy, they're happy for me.
Will they ask questions along the way?
Sure, you know?
Like, I can see the look in Amir's face.
I know what he's about to ask.
I'm like, "I know what you're gonna say.
I know what your concerns are."
What… what did he say?
What was his concern?
No, it's just like, you know, do you--
-What happens after this, you know?
-Mm-hmm.
[Andrew] With the girls
and the long distance and all of that.
Like, how does… how do the logistics work?
And I'm like, those are things
that we're still sorting through.
I don't know that we're going to, like,
win everyone over
with our relationship the first meeting.
It's definitely gonna take time,
and one conversation,
I think it went as good as it could for,
you know,
that, for the first time.
[sighing] I'm definitely just
in my feels tonight. I just…
-You're always in your feels.
-I know, I've definitely been in my feels.
I think it's just because
to have our friends be a little bit
of a piece of this experience.
-I just think it means a lot.
-Yeah. It's a lot more.
Like, I wouldn't…
I wouldn't be doing this
if it wasn't for Amir.
-I officiated their wedding.
-That's so cute.
You know, having him there today
felt like maybe that was the start
of him being a part of, you know,
my forever love story.
I'm very, very thankful and lucky,
and I feel very blessed tonight.
My heart is definitely full.
I'll probably sleep tonight, finally.
[both chuckling]
I'll sleep good tonight.
You need to be woosah.
Yeah, more woosah.
We fight on ♪
[Derrick] Your parents are so cool.
So chill.
[Pfeifer chuckling]
I feel like
you're gonna do something crazy.
-Nah.
-[Derrick] We're good?
We did that yesterday.
-Are we--
-With the pillows.
-Are we-- We sleeping together this time?
-Yeah, I forgive you.
-You forgive me?
-I forgive you.
Had a good day?
-It was pretty good.
-Meeting the parents?
Yeah, it was okay.
-Yeah?
-It was good.
It was-- It was better than I thought.
[Pfeifer chuckling]
["Night & Day" by Naomi August playing]
[light switches clicking]
I really hate the feeling of your body ♪
When you walk away ♪
I really like
How you and I are both the same ♪
-[softly] Hello.
-[Leah] Hey.
[Chris] What's going on?
What've you been doing?
Mmm, nothing. Just cleaning and reading.
How was it?
Incredible to see my mom
and have her out here.
And I think she was trying
to get to the bottom of, like, how, uh…
You know, how this dynamic would work.
Us moving in.
Where would we move in?
Relocating.
Um…
To be honest,
I think that after talking to my mom,
I've never been at a point in my life
where I'm so unsure
to taking the next step, you know,
past this commitment day,
whatever it's gonna be.
[sighing]
We've built this connection
that it means so much to me that it's like
I'm trying to do right by you
as best as I can.
So…
I see you, like, not yourself completely.
And I'm wondering what's going on.
I don't know.
I just say it sucks that we can never
just live in a happy moment.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, we had a happy moment with your mom.
You got to see her.
We had a good time.
And then it's like,
it got masked by your thoughts of
thinking about
what's gonna happen in the future.
You don't know if you're ready
for something to commit to.
[Chris] I don't think that's fair.
I've been struggling
putting my thoughts into words.
And…
[exhaling] …I can't stop saying this
enough how much I really care about this.
If you're so unsure,
but you want to commit or do the process,
I guess what we call it, right?
I just don't…
I don't know how those work to and to.
It's like you're so unsure about me.
-But you like me.
-I'm not unsure about--
I'm not. What I'm…
What I'm unsure about is the next step.
I'm trying not to think
about the next step.
Tryin' to live in the moment,
I'm trying to take it day by day.
That's what I'm saying.
It's interesting to me. I don't know.
I thought we were in a cool space.
But it's like every time
we get to a good space, we're not.
I'm trying to explain how I feel.
I just don't know how to
without saying something that's gonna
maybe offend you or start an argument.
I don't wanna argue with you.
Just tell me how you feel.
It's okay. I understand.
I feel like I'm walking on eggshells.
I feel like anything I might say
might cause an issue or a problem.
I don't want you to feel that way.
I never want you to feel pressured by me
that you have to even date me.
I like you.
I enjoy your company.
Remember, we literally-- [laughs]
We started out super fun, babe,
you know, and I know we haven't.
And I… I miss it. I know you miss it.
And I just-- But I want us to--
I mean, if we can get there, I don't know.
God…
[pensive music playing]
Um,
but it's just…
I just want you to just give me a chance.
I'm definitely--
[Leah] And like,
I want you to actually just…
I want you to be able to relax.
I want you to be you.
I just… I'm struggling because I… I
really care about this.
And I really care about you.
And I'm just exhausted
and I'm overwhelmed.
because I feel like I can't be myself
with you because I feel like I can't…
Because I feel like you can't understand
when I start talking,
you don't hear the emotion
of what I'm talking about.
You don't hear
what I'm actually trying to say.
I'm thinking… Everything I'm saying
and thinking is with us in mind, you know.
And I think that you're taking it like
all I'm thinking about is myself.
And that's the opposite.
I'm putting myself last.
-That's what I'm trying to do at least.
-[Leah] Okay.
[exhales deeply]
I understand. Okay.
It's, um…
I'm just exhausted.
[Leah] Same.
Like mentally exhausted.
I'm trying my best to
explain myself.
Maybe I'm not doing the best job.
[sniffling]
[Leah softly] Can I sit by you?
Maybe I'm not as mature
or whatever as I thought.
But… I'm trying to make this work,
and I'm trying to…
[sighing]
I'm not--
I really care about you,
and I care about us.
It's not why I'm unsure.
I'm unsure because I want--
Because I think about the future a lot.
[softly] I know.
So I'm trying.
I'm overwhelmed.
I'm sorry.
[sniffling]
[music fades]
-I don't know what to do.
-It's okay. It's okay.
Breathe.
Okay.
Babe.
[brooding music playing]
-[sniffling]
-[softly] Hey.
I'm sorry.
-Don't be sorry.
-I don't, like, I just-- I don't wanna--
I don't want you
to feel like I'm pressuring you.
I just want us
to take it one day at a time,
and we'll figure it out.
Okay?
-Yeah, I'm sorry.
-[softly] It's okay.
This love's unraveled, whoa-oh ♪
We might be done ♪
Whoa-oh ♪
We started strong ♪
It wasn't long before
Burned up in the sun ♪
[Theresa] You have to
really hold it tight.
Beauty is pain.
[inhaling deeply]
[ice clattering]
[Theresa sighing] Your turn.
-[John] My turn?
-I'm kidding. You don't wanna do that.
You're stuck in a dream if you say so ♪
I'm stuck in between… ♪
-The bathroom has been fully taken over.
-[Libby chuckling]
Oops. I'll clean it up.
[Andrew] It's not a joint bathroom
anymore. It's just Libby's room.
[chuckles]
Do you have anything to say about that?
Um, what do you need?
To do your makeup in here?
[Andrew] I mean, I don't even think
I've been allowed to step foot in here.
You can step foot.
Loving you like you're mine ♪
Giving you everything I got ♪
Walking into your life
Walking into your paradise, yeah ♪
Nice when you have a hairstylist
to take care of you.
Do you do beard hair a lot?
Yes, I do beards a lot
in my salon, actually.
We gotta keep it tight.
Um, beards for men
are like makeup for women.
-You gotta keep it looking good.
-All right. Thank you.
Loving you like you're mine ♪
Giving you everything I got ♪
Walking into your life
Walking into your paradise, yeah ♪
Darling, tell me if you're in or out ♪
'Cause I been loving you… ♪
-[John] Hey.
-Hi.
-[John] How are you? I like the dress.
-Good. How have you been?
-You look great.
-[John] Thanks.
[indistinct chatter]
[John sighing]
So tell me, did you end up going
to the baseball game last night?
Yeah, it was fun.
-I'm glad I get to see you again.
-[John] Yeah.
-I figured we'd do something.
-Yeah.
What did Mom say after yesterday?
Um, okay, so both Mom and I were concerned
that she didn't volunteer
the information to us
that she had children.
-[John] Mm-hmm.
-And I think that's a big deal for us.
So my next biggest concern
was if you've thought about
what your life would look like day-to-day,
dating a woman who has two children.
-And wouldn't be…
-Three.
Three children. Okay.
See, I didn't even know.
Why the hesitancy in sharing that with us?
[pensive music playing]
You know her age,
and you know about her children.
How old is she?
She's 54.
She's 54. Okay.
Okay.
Her kids are much closer to my age
than her age.
The one son is two years older than me.
-Okay.
-[John] Yeah.
That's probably her bombshell.
I just wanna make sure--
I feel like you're still young.
And I feel like
you still have a lot of opportunities
that you need to experience in life.
And especially given her age,
I want you to seriously think about
what your life would look like with her
as opposed to maybe someone
who is not married
or hasn't been married before
or someone who doesn't have children.
Hearing it from your sister, hearing it
from someone you really care about,
I probably have
a little more questions for myself.
Is this for real in real life?
Is this just a bubble thing?
Gotta look myself in the mirror
and make sure that I'm being
completely honest with myself
and make sure
I'm being completely honest with Theresa.
And make sure
that we're making the right decision.
I hear your voice in the darkness ♪
And I see your face
When you're not around ♪
Got me high in the back of your mind ♪
And I don't think
I'll make it out alive ♪
I'm by your side when you call me ♪
'Cause I just can't bear
When you're not around ♪
Got me high in the back of your mind ♪
And I don't think
I'll make it out alive ♪
Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
Don't think I'll make it out alive ♪
I hear your voice in the darkness ♪
And I see your face
When you're not around ♪
And I don't think
I'll make it out alive ♪