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00:00:00so you're buying a house today and then getting married tomorrow well we're going to city hall
00:00:17kyle's idea actually that way instead of a big ceremony all of the money goes to the house
00:00:24and of course our week in italy sorry i don't know why he's so late chicago traffic takes no
00:00:33prisoners so honeymooning in italy why why italy my parents met there backpacking and
00:00:39they both happened to stop at this gorgeous italian villa family lore is they met and my dad
00:00:47promised my mom that he would buy her that villa someday after that they were inseparable
00:00:52she still has a picture of them there and then they got married and named you liara
00:00:56it's also wildly romantic oh yeah well my dad was a romantic all right
00:01:01but you know what he never actually bought her the villa he passed last year which
00:01:08i guess is why buying this house is so important to me
00:01:12sorry kyle sorry not a problem i hope your hands are warmed up because there are lots of signatures
00:01:20between you and your trip to italy no turning back so um kyle you're going to sign first on all of
00:01:28these okay wait just um one moment liara listen me i traded in my ticket i'm not going to italy
00:01:37i'm going to thailand instead alone
00:01:41sorry what i'm just gonna give you two a minute
00:01:48we've been dating for six years i've been saving for this house that entire time i just need some
00:01:57time liara i mean a month maybe two what about your job
00:02:01you quit what are you gonna live on for these maybe two months
00:02:08i'm sorry i want to feel free again
00:02:13and then he said liara you're too cautious
00:02:18and he dumped me with vague promises to call me
00:02:23so the movers are gonna put my stuff in storage till i find somewhere new
00:02:28oh honey i'm so sorry
00:02:30you can always stay here you know i mean i could take the sofa
00:02:36mom i'm not putting you on your own couch
00:02:38it's fine i'll find somewhere new tomorrow the next day
00:02:42no you have to go to italy
00:02:46go on my honeymoon alone
00:02:47reframe it
00:02:48you're going on a well-deserved adventure to the most beautiful country in the world
00:02:54alone
00:02:55i just think you should have a big cry and then go to italy
00:03:00maybe you could even go to capena
00:03:03your father and i always dreamed of going back
00:03:06mom
00:03:12honey
00:03:13i think the biggest mistake we all make is thinking we have enough time
00:03:19go
00:03:20send me some pictures
00:03:22chicken gear
00:03:41last name taylor
00:03:42uh
00:03:44a week in the honeymoon suite congratulations
00:03:47oh i see
00:03:51these are things happen
00:03:54room 501
00:03:56if you need anything please just ask
00:04:00thank you
00:04:02miss liara
00:04:04italy will make you happy again
00:04:07you'll see
00:04:09one moment please miss taylor one moment
00:04:27thank you
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00:04:56I'm just going to go walk around.
00:05:09No, it gets crowded.
00:05:10Make a plan.
00:05:11Today, the Pantheon.
00:05:15Take lots of pictures.
00:05:24And get some real pizza.
00:05:27You love Chicago style, but you have to try the real thing.
00:05:48Dad and I love the street art, but we never bought any.
00:05:51We were watching every Pantheon back then.
00:05:53How much?
00:05:5425.
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00:06:03And you have to go to the Trevi Fountain.
00:06:06According to the website, with the coins in your right hand, throw them over your left shoulder.
00:06:16One coin, you'll return to Italy.
00:06:21Two coins, you'll fall in love there.
00:06:24And three, you'll marry there.
00:06:27How many did you throw?
00:06:29One.
00:06:30Tell the truth.
00:06:31Bye, Mom.
00:06:35Your father would have been so excited for you.
00:06:42He always wanted to go back to Italy.
00:06:45He just ran out of time.
00:06:47And another.
00:06:49Oh, he just ran out of time.
00:06:56One.
00:06:57He needs something else.
00:07:01I need something else to see you.
00:07:31I got some Americano, Q40.
00:07:36Luca!
00:07:38My cousin is in the freezer.
00:07:40He probably can't hear me.
00:07:41Oh. You're American.
00:07:44Sort of. Yeah.
00:07:47What can I get you?
00:07:49You know what? You tell me.
00:07:51It's my first time in Italy, so what should I try?
00:07:54Have you heard this for you tell it yet?
00:07:57I can't even pronounce that.
00:07:59Oh, well. Try this.
00:08:11No, no, no, no. It's my treat.
00:08:13In honor of your first visit to Italy.
00:08:16Plus, I don't know how to work the register.
00:08:19So...
00:08:21Thank you. I'm Liara.
00:08:23Liara.
00:08:25I'm Leo.
00:08:27Okay, well. Cheers.
00:08:41Right? Second best in all of Italy.
00:08:44Second best? Who makes the best and can I marry them?
00:08:48Well, it's our Nona, of course.
00:08:50And unfortunately, no, you can't marry her.
00:08:52She's still mourning the death of my grandfather.
00:08:54Oh, I'm sorry.
00:08:56Don't be.
00:08:58He's been dead for 22 years.
00:09:00So you're saying I have a chance?
00:09:02Well, you'd have to move to Capanna because she's not leaving.
00:09:06Capanna?
00:09:08My parents met in Capanna a million years ago.
00:09:11Really?
00:09:12Well, then it's fate.
00:09:14You should check out her bakery.
00:09:16It's right on the piazza. You can't miss it.
00:09:20Maybe next time.
00:09:22Have a great day.
00:09:24Ciao.
00:09:25Americans always tell me, have a great day.
00:09:29I love that about them.
00:09:31Hey, did you just give my inventory away to a pretty girl?
00:09:35Proud of you.
00:09:36Hey.
00:09:37I livello?
00:09:38Okay.
00:09:39When your accent is still so bad.
00:09:42Hey, are you staying over?
00:09:44The kids haven't seen you in weeks.
00:09:46I'd love to, but I really gotta get home.
00:09:48Next time.
00:09:49Next time.
00:09:50I promise.
00:09:53Thank you so much.
00:09:55Oh, Alessandro.
00:09:56Thank you for everything.
00:09:59Is everything all right?
00:10:00Everything's fine.
00:10:02But my life isn't gonna get magically fixed while I'm here.
00:10:07Don't be so sure of that.
00:10:09You don't always see it coming.
00:10:11That's why I call it magic.
00:10:17This is Italy.
00:10:19Come see us again.
00:10:47It's all too suffocating now.
00:10:49The weight of the world has held me down.
00:10:51I'm finally taking control.
00:10:54Cause now on now the light's on.
00:10:57I've never felt so strong.
00:10:59Shining so much brighter than ever before.
00:11:03No longer we'll be silent.
00:11:06This fire has ignited.
00:11:08Shining so much brighter than ever before.
00:11:13Your grandson told me I should come here and try one of these ones.
00:11:19hmm.
00:11:21Hi.
00:11:28Your grandson told me I should come here
00:11:33and try one of these ones.
00:12:21Hey, honey.
00:12:30Did you decide to extend your stay?
00:12:32No, just for an extra day
00:12:34because I was tempted by a pastry
00:12:35that I can't pronounce.
00:12:36But, Mom, hey, do you know that picture
00:12:38of you and Dad in Italy?
00:12:39Can you hold your phone up to it?
00:12:46Mom, I can still see you.
00:12:47Got to reverse the display.
00:12:49What button is that?
00:12:51You know what?
00:12:51Just, just, just turn the phone around.
00:12:55Okay.
00:12:56Yep, I got it.
00:12:57Okay.
00:12:58Thanks.
00:12:58I love you.
00:12:58Okay, bye.
00:12:58Bye.
00:12:58Hi.
00:13:07Hi.
00:13:12Do you speak English?
00:13:16Of course.
00:13:18Please.
00:13:18I just wanted to ask about a house
00:13:21that you have in your window.
00:13:23Yes, Dad.
00:13:25All right.
00:13:26Okay.
00:13:27All right.
00:13:28Bye.
00:13:32What did you want?
00:13:34Met some attorney in New York.
00:13:35He's going to give me a call.
00:13:36I know.
00:13:38I know.
00:13:38I know.
00:13:40Hey, Nona.
00:13:43You have the worst poker face.
00:13:51That's who you're here.
00:14:09Just to confirm before I sign.
00:14:12I will own Villa Amori for one euro.
00:14:14Yes.
00:14:15Yes.
00:14:15And I will not owe property taxes for three years.
00:14:19No.
00:14:19And I can sell it whenever I want.
00:14:21Yes.
00:14:22But you should know it needs some work.
00:14:27It's okay.
00:14:28I don't plan on living there.
00:14:29It's just a symbolic gesture for my mom.
00:14:31Okay.
00:14:44Congratulations.
00:14:57Liara?
00:14:57uh leah you came to capanna well someone told me about a bakery that i had to go to
00:15:07and now guess what i'm going to see my villa sorry your what
00:15:16so we were about to buy our dream home but instead he broke up with me because he needed
00:15:22more time which is obviously it's a much longer story but his final shot was to claim that
00:15:29i never do anything impulsive so went on my honeymoon alone i delayed my trip to come
00:15:36here and try one of your nona's um what's it called sfori hotel that and then
00:15:43i bought my mom's dream house
00:15:52it may need a little work
00:16:22oh my mom's not gonna believe i found this after all this time and i own it
00:16:31is she gonna be living here with you no i'm not living here
00:16:36i just bought it to surprise her and to make my dad's promise come true
00:16:41should we see the rest of it
00:16:43i can't believe i got this for one euro
00:16:54yeah so um did you read the small print of the contract
00:17:02it was all in italian but enzo did say that i can sell it whenever i want
00:17:06i bet he did there's rules to these one euro homes like you have to start
00:17:13renovating within the first three months and you have to be done within a year
00:17:16what and actually because you're american you only have 90 days to stay in the
00:17:21country before you have to leave for 90 more
00:17:23so i guess i'll just sell it then i think if somebody wanted to buy this place
00:17:28they would have done it years ago i'm leaving tomorrow
00:17:30i mean what are they gonna do fine you heavily what if i don't come back
00:17:35they're not gonna extradite me over this no
00:17:38but you can't enter any countries in the shangian area until you pay the fees
00:17:44which is what all of europe except for ireland and cyprus
00:17:48yeah no you're gonna need a handyman
00:17:55permit probably residency card because you are not finished in this place in three
00:17:59months
00:18:00oh it's okay take a deep breath
00:18:06this is not who i am i don't do stuff like this i i'm an efficiency expert i do
00:18:14data analysis that's a different set of skills yeah
00:18:18i will say this though there is some good news
00:18:22what whatever battle you have going with your ex about who's more impulsive
00:18:28i'd say you just won
00:18:30hey enzo saw me coming a mile away didn't you
00:18:44uh i'm sorry mi dispiace no no capisco oh you don't speak english as an hour ago you were
00:18:51fluent you need to tear up my contract right now no no i'm sorry i already submitted
00:18:58then go and submit it you get out no no fuori di qui
00:19:05comunque comunque comunque avete sempre il miglior caffè della città eh fuori di qui
00:19:10italiana congratulations on your new home
00:19:22nonna made you a snack
00:19:30does snack mean something different in italian
00:19:37snack means something different than all this
00:19:40i love that she kicked enzo out
00:19:43oh that that had nothing to do with you
00:19:46no they've been mad at each other for 30 years
00:19:49he uh he waits until she goes in the back and then he comes in for a coffee
00:19:5430 years what happened
00:19:57you know nope knows
00:19:59it's weird though because they used to be friends
00:20:01they practiced their english on each other but then something happened
00:20:06well it's a mystery
00:20:08must have been something pretty bad
00:20:09not necessarily i mean nobody can hold a grudge like an italian
00:20:19you know i don't see any way out of this mess except through it
00:20:22do you
00:20:25no my only option here is to fix this place up and then
00:20:29sell it and i can use the profit to buy a house in chicago
00:20:32but i'm gonna need some crass people to help
00:20:35yeah no it's gonna take a lot of work and you know there's no guarantee you'll
00:20:40be able to sell this i mean the reason these homes are only one
00:20:44euro is because nobody wants to live out in these small villages
00:20:47how long has it been deserted well unless ed she thinks at least 25 years
00:20:53wait so the donkey's immortal then
00:20:57actually i asked no now about the donkey
00:21:00she thinks he was left behind from the neighbors
00:21:03they just abandoned him well he's rumored to be ill-tempered
00:21:10i don't believe it
00:21:14hey you don't have any sandpaper in your truck do you
00:21:20oh here here oh actually how do you feel about blue paint for the outdoor table and chairs
00:21:26if it's free i love it when it's free
00:21:29oh yeah you'll need this too whoa and you'll need a permit to do any work outdoors
00:21:36i think i have the form to apply for one of my truck okay
00:21:41wait a minute
00:21:42you don't work at the bakery uh i help out but look at all this stuff i mean this is this is
00:21:50contractor gear you're carrying around permit forms you work on homes um i'm just i'm a bit of a handyman
00:21:57that's all you can help me with the villa i can't i'm sorry i'm just i'm too busy look here it is
00:22:04pretty self-explanatory english on the back fill it out mail at the post office should be pretty quick
00:22:10the municipality's eager to get these houses fixed up there's also an app that you should download
00:22:15conto a la rovesha it uh counts down the days until you have to leave the country
00:22:22are you really not gonna let me hire you
00:22:27i can't i'm sorry i'm just i'm too busy really
00:22:31oh wait hey before you go could you could you just tell me if there's a hotel in town there isn't one
00:22:37please let me hire you please let me hire you i can't right now i'm sorry
00:22:41really
00:23:06i have trees grass the sky birds birds
00:23:36what is the italian word for donkey
00:23:42uh you know okay what is the italian word for
00:23:48kisses
00:23:50bachi oh i like that name okay bachi it is
00:23:58hi i um just need to mail this letter please
00:24:14i'm staying at the villa moray anything else comes in for me
00:24:17one euro then we're in the house itself
00:24:28thank you
00:24:29hello anyone living in here
00:24:4382 days left in italy
00:25:00everything's fine
00:25:12i'm being
00:25:14spontaneous
00:25:16and brave
00:25:17very brave very brave so so so brave
00:25:32i never thought i'd sell this one
00:25:35we need to agree on some priorities
00:25:44okay i should write this down
00:25:46um your pump works so you have water you just have to carry it
00:25:51okay you can share the bucket with the dark
00:25:53ah tempting but uh
00:25:55no it's okay electrical first and then plumbing because electricity makes me nervous i think we should
00:26:01hire an expert that i know unless you're skilled at it no hire away oh and um bocce stays who
00:26:12you named the donkey of course well then i guess bocce stays
00:26:21deal deal all right well i gotta get going i have some stuff i have to do this morning but i'll be
00:26:29back if you need to get a hold of me my number is on the side of the cup oh um my phone's dead
00:26:34but i'm going to go into the cafe later to charge it up and run some errands okay okay
00:26:38leo yeah why'd you change your mind about helping me i guess i just got impulsive
00:26:57so
00:27:07so
00:27:09Mm-hmm.
00:27:39Ciao.
00:27:41I know it's only been a day, but I'm just wondering if you had any idea how long it might take to get the permit back?
00:27:48No.
00:27:49Oh, okay. Thank you.
00:27:57Nice.
00:27:58Okay, we'll see you soon.
00:28:00Great. See you later.
00:28:01Yeah.
00:28:09Well, you have an electrician.
00:28:12Yes.
00:28:13Marina.
00:28:14When could she start?
00:28:15She'll show up one day, and that'll be the day she starts.
00:28:19Okay, so I don't really have an electrician.
00:28:22Yes, you do. You have an Italian electrician.
00:28:26By the way, I think the Postwoman hates me. I went in there to check on the permit, and she hadn't even mailed it yet. I was just sitting there.
00:28:35Yeah. I should have warned you about Theresa. She's been there forever. She, um, she enjoys the power she wields over the town.
00:28:44So she doesn't do her job? Why don't they fire her?
00:28:47Oh, no, no. It's impossible. She inherited from her mother. She's actually very nice. You just have to sweeten the pot a little bit.
00:28:56Like what? I mean, all I have is a broken-down villa.
00:29:02Yeah.
00:29:03Yeah.
00:29:05But you also have olives.
00:29:11So we can...
00:29:13Just take it, anything. It's yours.
00:29:16Yeah.
00:29:19This will be a lot easier with electricity and a food processor.
00:29:23Yeah, but old school always tastes better.
00:29:25Okay.
00:29:26One more.
00:29:30There you go. All right.
00:29:31Okay.
00:29:32Oh.
00:29:33Yeah.
00:29:34There you go.
00:29:35Okay.
00:29:36All right. And we take this, pour it in.
00:29:39And we let it sit until morning.
00:29:42It'll separate.
00:29:43And we come back, we strain it, and we take the half of this olive oil.
00:29:48It's actually really cool.
00:29:50Yeah.
00:29:51It's my first bottle. I want you to have it. Love to hear your opinion.
00:30:08Have a great day.
00:30:09You bought the filler? That means so much to me. And it would to your father as well.
00:30:21Well, it was supposed to be a surprise, but it kind of backfired.
00:30:22Oh, honey.
00:30:23I thought you would just visit Capena. I'm so flattered.
00:30:24I should get on a plane.
00:30:25No, no, no, no, no, Mom. No. No, no, no, no. Don't come yet. Nothing's working yet.
00:30:26What about work?
00:30:27I took a leave of absence. They're okay.
00:30:28Remember how they didn't realize your life's actual scope?
00:30:28I didn't leave?
00:30:29What about the bottle?
00:30:29What about that center?
00:30:30You bought the filler?
00:30:31That means so much to me.
00:30:32And it would to your father as well.
00:30:33Well, that was supposed to be a surprise, but it kind of backfired.
00:30:37Oh, honey, I thought you would just visit Capena.
00:30:41I'm so flattered.
00:30:43I should get on a plane.
00:30:44No, no, no, no, no, Mom.
00:30:46No, no, no, no. Don't come yet. Nothing's working yet.
00:30:53What about work?
00:30:55I took a leave of absence.
00:30:56They didn't really give me any time off when Dad died.
00:30:59They're kind of making it up to me now.
00:31:01Okay. For how long?
00:31:03Mom, I gotta go, okay?
00:31:05Don't worry.
00:31:06I know what I'm doing.
00:31:08Okay. I love you.
00:31:10Okay, bye.
00:31:14Lyanna.
00:31:15So, how's the clean-up going?
00:31:20Are we friends?
00:31:23I don't think so.
00:31:24Come on, Lyanna.
00:31:26You need a friend in town.
00:31:29Why isn't anyone nice to me?
00:31:32Some are afraid you are not going to fix up the villa.
00:31:34And some are afraid you are, but not in the Italian way.
00:31:39You know, we are very proud of our history.
00:31:43I'm not proud enough that anyone maintained the villa.
00:31:46Come on, Lyanna. Look around you.
00:31:49Town is old. Young people leave.
00:31:51So then, next set of young people have nothing to keep them here either.
00:31:57Besides, you're American.
00:31:59So?
00:32:00Half the people are afraid you build a McDonald's in the piazza.
00:32:04And the other half?
00:32:05And the other half are afraid you won't.
00:32:08Time to go.
00:32:12Time to go.
00:32:27Ciao, Mia.
00:32:28Ciao, Marco.
00:32:33Guess what?
00:32:41Your fireplace is clear.
00:32:43Oh.
00:32:44So if you get cold, you can stay warm.
00:32:48Also, I found a bunch of candles and some matches.
00:32:52Thanks.
00:32:53Hey.
00:32:54Oh, look how cool this is.
00:32:56I buried the fountain.
00:32:58Wow.
00:33:00Yeah.
00:33:01You know, you'll find all kinds of secrets in these old houses.
00:33:05So, uh, can you come back tomorrow?
00:33:08Uh, no.
00:33:11Tomorrow's Sunday.
00:33:12Oh, right.
00:33:13Of course, you've got church.
00:33:14Football.
00:33:16Italy's in the Eurofinals.
00:33:17Oh.
00:33:18Yeah.
00:33:18So the whole town gets together, the shops open up, they put TVs outside, we drink, we
00:33:22have fun while we watch.
00:33:23Hmm.
00:33:24They call us, uh, tifosi.
00:33:26What's that?
00:33:27I think we've got a fever for football.
00:33:28Oh.
00:33:29We're nuts.
00:33:29You should come.
00:33:32I don't know.
00:33:33You don't think it'd be weird?
00:33:35Why would it be weird?
00:33:36This is your town now.
00:33:39Tell you what.
00:33:41I'll save you a seat.
00:33:44I'll think about it.
00:33:45Okay, well, ciao.
00:33:48Ciao, ciao.
00:33:49Ciao.
00:34:15Hey!
00:34:16Hey!
00:34:17You made it!
00:34:20How are we doing?
00:34:21Ah, the refs are the worst.
00:34:23What's the score?
00:34:24Zero-zero.
00:34:25Oh, so we're winning.
00:34:27See?
00:34:28I knew you'd understand.
00:34:29Oh, thanks.
00:34:31Hey.
00:34:32Cheers.
00:34:33Hey, thanks, Marco.
00:34:34Cheers.
00:34:36Hyping out?
00:34:38Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:34:45It's hot.
00:34:45Yeah!
00:34:47Yeah!
00:34:48Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:35:01Yeah!
00:35:02Let's go.
00:35:05I don't know.
00:35:08Overalls.
00:35:10Um...
00:35:11A really huge electric drill?
00:35:14Come on, tell me what it is.
00:35:16It is for you.
00:35:19Here.
00:35:21Good night.
00:35:25Hey.
00:35:27Thanks for saving me a seat.
00:35:29Thanks for sitting in it.
00:35:32Oh, I'm headed into town next week to get some supplies for the house.
00:35:37Do you want some company?
00:35:39Yeah.
00:35:40I do.
00:35:44I do.
00:35:55Do you want me?
00:36:04Oh.
00:36:05Oh.
00:36:10Oh.
00:36:10Oh.
00:36:10Oh.
00:36:11Oh.
00:36:12Oh.
00:36:12Oh.
00:36:13Oh.
00:36:14Go to sleep, Bocce!
00:36:27Sixty-eight days left in Italy.
00:36:46So, I spoke with Narina, and she should be out today to do the electrical, although I do think you should still apply for your residency, otherwise you have to leave when your 90 days are up.
00:37:05I have to leave anyways. I've got a life and a job back in Chicago.
00:37:11Okay, I have a job in Chicago.
00:37:14Well, I still think you should apply, just in case you need more time.
00:37:20But don't tell them you plan on selling it. Say something vague that might indicate an economic impact. And that's really all they care about.
00:37:28You know what? It would actually make a fabulous B&B. My parents ran one of those in Vermont for about a year. I think it was maybe the happiest I've ever seen my mom.
00:37:38Really? Why'd they stop?
00:37:39Oh, my dad probably saw something shiny to do instead. He was easily distracted.
00:37:46Hmm. Kind of like your ex.
00:37:48Oh, also pretty accurate.
00:37:51Yeah.
00:37:51I like the one on the left.
00:37:58Yeah.
00:37:59This one good?
00:37:59Yeah.
00:38:02Yeah, okay.
00:38:03Uh, I guess all of these.
00:38:07Yeah, right?
00:38:07Yeah.
00:38:08I mean, it's me.
00:38:09Okay.
00:38:09And then I think the, like, I don't know, how many do they want?
00:38:13Like 17.
00:38:14Hey.
00:38:17Chatsy.
00:38:17Chatsy.
00:38:18Chatsy.
00:38:20Hey.
00:38:22Ooh.
00:38:24Uh, you, uh, ready to go back?
00:38:29I feel like the answer's no.
00:38:34Well, there's a place, uh, not too far from here that I love. Do you, uh, mind if we stop?
00:38:39I don't know.
00:38:40You got that?
00:38:44Yeah, I got it.
00:38:45What the fuck?
00:38:49Attends the card.
00:38:51It's not valid in the course.
00:38:55Goodbye.
00:38:56Basta.
00:38:57Did you just tell the toll booth to shut up?
00:39:00Yeah.
00:39:01It's, uh, it's a national tradition.
00:39:03That's not very nice.
00:39:04Oh, it is very nice compared to what other people tell us to.
00:39:10So, my dad, who, uh, who is American, was transferred from the Roman office back to Boston.
00:39:17And that's where you grew up?
00:39:18Yeah.
00:39:19But my mom and I, we'd come back here every summer to visit my Nona.
00:39:22So, I kept my dual citizenship.
00:39:23Ah.
00:39:24And you're bilingual.
00:39:28This is my mom's favorite spot.
00:39:30So, naturally, it's my favorite spot.
00:39:34It's beautiful.
00:39:35If we come back in a month, it'll be warm enough for us to swim.
00:39:37Um.
00:39:51Arrivederci.
00:39:52Basta.
00:39:53Basta.
00:39:53Yeah.
00:40:11Sorry.
00:40:13Sorry, it's broken.
00:40:18Hey, pay attention.
00:40:21Don't let the broom touch your feet.
00:40:23Why not?
00:40:25If the broom touches your feet,
00:40:28you will never be swept off your feet by a man.
00:40:32Yeah, I think that ship has sailed.
00:40:36It means it's too late for me to be swept off my feet.
00:40:39It's never too late.
00:40:41Deca, your permission.
00:40:44It was approved.
00:40:46I opened it.
00:40:48Oh, okay.
00:40:51Excellent.
00:40:52Oh, hey, I've got a residency form for you to mail.
00:40:54Just one second.
00:40:58Here you go.
00:41:03What's all that?
00:41:04These are all the mail that arrived at the Villa Amore
00:41:08since it's been abandoned.
00:41:12Ciao.
00:41:13Ciao.
00:41:14Ciao.
00:41:18A bowl of gelato, please.
00:41:20Una coppa di gelato, per favore.
00:41:23Una coppa di gelato, per favore.
00:41:27Por favore.
00:41:28The clothes will fit you better than me at the moment.
00:41:49Buon appetito.
00:41:51Bye.
00:42:19Bye.
00:42:19Yara, come?
00:42:40Fyara!
00:42:41What's going on?
00:42:43Narina thinks she's got the electricity figured out.
00:42:45No way.
00:42:45Yeah.
00:42:48Ready?
00:42:49Hit it.
00:42:51It means, um, yes, I'm ready.
00:42:53I'm ready.
00:42:59No!
00:43:01No!
00:43:02She'll figure it out.
00:43:09It's totally well.
00:43:10Hey, Leo, it's Will.
00:43:20Your father recommended you, and we'd love to talk about an open position at our company.
00:43:23If you could give us a call back.
00:43:25Message deleted.
00:43:26Hi, Bachi.
00:43:39Hi.
00:43:45Hey.
00:43:46Hey.
00:43:46Hi.
00:43:47What are you doing?
00:43:48You're just in time.
00:43:49For what?
00:43:50What are you doing?
00:43:50Drum roll, please.
00:43:52Uh.
00:43:58Hey!
00:43:59Whoa.
00:44:00What kind of sorcery is this?
00:44:02Hooked up a little solar cell that I got in the city.
00:44:05You're a genius.
00:44:05Well, it's not much, but as long as the sun is shining, I don't have to share the water pump
00:44:09with Bachi.
00:44:10Look at you.
00:44:12This place is really starting to come together.
00:44:14Right?
00:44:15How many, uh, how many more days do you have left?
00:44:1859 days left in Italy.
00:44:2159?
00:44:22Still plenty of time.
00:44:27Plenty of time.
00:44:39Papa.
00:44:40He called again.
00:44:42Hmm.
00:44:43What does he want?
00:44:45Oh, the usual.
00:44:46He wants me to make something of myself.
00:44:47I've been ignoring these calls coming from this attorney from New York.
00:44:53He worries about you.
00:44:54It's because he never asked me if I'm actually happy now.
00:45:03You're a good boy.
00:45:17New day of reckoning is coming.
00:45:45Hey, buddy.
00:45:46What?
00:45:52Liara?
00:45:54Liara?
00:45:55Hey, what happened?
00:45:58Scraping paint in the ladder broke.
00:46:00Are you okay?
00:46:00What hurts?
00:46:02Just, uh, just my pride.
00:46:04My ankle.
00:46:05You went up on a ladder by yourself?
00:46:06Please don't yell at me.
00:46:07I'm not yelling.
00:46:08It's just, it's crazy.
00:46:09You could have, you could have really hurt yourself.
00:46:12I just wanted to do this for my mom and I can't even do that.
00:46:21I want, I want.
00:46:24Hey.
00:46:26What do you want?
00:46:27I want to condition my hair.
00:46:29I want to smell good.
00:46:32I want, I want this villa to be perfect.
00:46:34And I'm, I want my dad back.
00:46:39Name five things that you see.
00:47:07What?
00:47:09This works for me, okay?
00:47:11Just, just try it.
00:47:12Name five things you see.
00:47:13T-trees.
00:47:15Okay, that's one.
00:47:16What else?
00:47:16Uh, olive trees.
00:47:21What else?
00:47:22Rats.
00:47:24Um, the hands.
00:47:28You, you.
00:47:30No.
00:47:35No.
00:47:36Huh?
00:47:44A hot shower also helps.
00:47:47Oh.
00:47:49Take your time.
00:47:50I will.
00:47:51Okay.
00:47:52Okay.
00:47:52The shower was made by the guys.
00:47:58Yeah, they certainly think so.
00:48:01Oh.
00:48:03I want that exact shower in my place.
00:48:06That exact shower.
00:48:08Sit.
00:48:10Eat.
00:48:11Take an anti-inflammatory.
00:48:13Ice your ankle.
00:48:14Rest.
00:48:15Do it all in that order.
00:48:16And if you do that, tonight, I'll take you to dinner and gelato.
00:48:22Where are you going?
00:48:24I have another job I got to get to.
00:48:26You're cheating on my villa?
00:48:28No.
00:48:29No, no.
00:48:29It's just a clogged sink.
00:48:31It's a fling.
00:48:32It means nothing to me.
00:48:34I swear.
00:48:34It means nothing to me.
00:49:04I'll go use my shower of the gods and then we can get out of here.
00:49:07Oh.
00:49:08I don't have anything to wear.
00:49:10All my clothes are still damp.
00:49:11You really don't have dryers in this country, do you?
00:49:14Yes, we do.
00:49:16It's a big one.
00:49:17Rises in the east and sets in the west.
00:49:19Every day.
00:49:21Here.
00:49:23What is this?
00:49:24I told Mia that I wanted to take you out to dinner, so she gave me that.
00:49:29Leo, this is a one-year-old house, isn't it?
00:49:32We can talk about it at dinner.
00:49:34Can we also talk about this picture of you?
00:49:37The one where you're graduating from Harvard Law?
00:49:40Get changed.
00:49:40So there I was.
00:49:52A lawyer at a top law firm, an apartment in Beacon Hill, about to get everything that I ever thought I wanted.
00:49:58And best of all, my father was proud of me.
00:50:01Just one little problem, though.
00:50:04I hated it.
00:50:06So what happened?
00:50:08Well, one morning I was taking the red line out to a meeting.
00:50:11My stop came, the doors opened, and I just stood there.
00:50:20I couldn't move.
00:50:22It was like, it was like my legs turned to stone.
00:50:25And I just rode the train back and forth, all day.
00:50:31Your body took over.
00:50:33It did what your brain couldn't.
00:50:35It took me all day to admit to myself that I got everything that I ever wanted.
00:50:42And I didn't want any of it.
00:50:49So, how'd you end up in Italy?
00:50:55Nona.
00:50:55Uh, she fell.
00:50:58Although, she'll never admit she did.
00:51:01I came to run the shop while she got better.
00:51:05And because I, too, can be impulsive, I bought my one-year-old home.
00:51:11And I started fixing it up.
00:51:13I found that I liked working with my hands.
00:51:15I was actually pretty good at it, you know?
00:51:17People started hiring me.
00:51:18I was able to make a living.
00:51:20I still got panic attacks, you know, whenever I was pressured.
00:51:23But with therapy, I feel like I can handle them better.
00:51:29So, how are things with your dad?
00:51:32Not good.
00:51:33No, he wants me to come back and try again.
00:51:36But I want him to come here, you know, to see my life.
00:51:38Yeah.
00:51:41Serious question, though.
00:51:43Have you told your father about the Shower of the Gods?
00:51:46Because you might convince him to visit.
00:51:49Yeah?
00:51:49It's a brilliant idea.
00:51:51Yeah, I'll text him after a gelato.
00:51:52Unless, of course, you don't want any.
00:51:54Are you full?
00:51:55Never.
00:51:57Really?
00:51:57No.
00:51:58I need to eat a little more pasta, though.
00:52:01Come a diere.
00:52:06Careful.
00:52:09Thank you for everything.
00:52:14What?
00:52:14I have lights!
00:52:23I have lights!
00:52:25Can we go?
00:52:28Yeah.
00:52:29Look at it!
00:52:31Marina saw the ladder and called me.
00:52:33So when I told her what happened, she doubled down and got this done for you.
00:52:37I have power.
00:52:38I have power.
00:52:39Mm-hmm.
00:52:40And your refrigerator's on?
00:52:42And your water pump works.
00:52:44I have water.
00:52:45Mm-hmm.
00:52:50Thank you for taking care of me today.
00:52:52I love this villa.
00:52:53And I love Norena.
00:52:55And I love Bachi.
00:52:55And I love you.
00:52:56What about Kyle?
00:53:06I don't want to talk about Kyle right now.
00:53:18I'll see you tomorrow.
00:53:22I'll see you tomorrow.
00:53:23Good night.
00:53:24Good night.
00:53:26But you did such amazing work in Leo's shower.
00:53:39But we're pensioners.
00:53:41He says that they're retired.
00:53:44Don't you miss it?
00:53:47No.
00:53:49I'll pay you.
00:53:52This is a great favor for me.
00:53:54Hmm?
00:53:55Ma mi spieghi perché ci tieni tanto?
00:53:58Scusa, eh?
00:54:05Ah!
00:54:06Ah, ha, ha.
00:54:10Sei innamorato dell'americanina, eh?
00:54:16Non è questo punto. Le pile è significativo.
00:54:18Sei, bla, bla, bla, è che ti sei innamorato.
00:54:28Ok.
00:54:30We'll do it.
00:54:32For a moment.
00:54:34Really?
00:54:38Of course.
00:54:46Ciao.
00:54:48Ciao.
00:54:54Not yet.
00:54:58Maybe soon.
00:55:0030 days.
00:55:0230 days.
00:55:04Left in Italy.
00:55:06No.
00:55:18Hey.
00:55:19What smells so good in here?
00:55:20It's my mom's chicken soup recipe.
00:55:22Mia has a cold, so I thought I'd bring her some.
00:55:24Mmm.
00:55:26Well, surely she doesn't need all of this though, right?
00:55:28Shhh.
00:55:30Shhh.
00:55:38Allora.
00:55:40All right, boys, sit down.
00:55:42Here you go.
00:55:44Oh, hi.
00:55:45Hi.
00:55:46Hi.
00:55:47I thought you were Marco.
00:55:48I thought he forgot something.
00:55:49I wanted to bring you some, some chicken soup.
00:55:50In the States we say that helps with the cold, so.
00:55:52Here.
00:55:54I hope you feel better.
00:55:55Do you want to come in?
00:55:56Come on.
00:55:57Okay.
00:55:58So he was too shy to ask you on a date, so he just asked you to marry him?
00:56:02Yes.
00:56:03What'd you say?
00:56:04Yes.
00:56:05What'd you say?
00:56:06I said yes sometimes.
00:56:07I had to marry him, otherwise he would never have asked me out.
00:56:09I don't know.
00:56:10No.
00:56:11No.
00:56:12No.
00:56:13No.
00:56:14No.
00:56:15No.
00:56:16No.
00:56:17No.
00:56:18No.
00:56:19No.
00:56:20No.
00:56:21No.
00:56:22No.
00:56:23No.
00:56:24No.
00:56:25No.
00:56:26No.
00:56:27No.
00:56:28No.
00:56:29No.
00:56:30No.
00:56:31No.
00:56:36You know, I've been told you're not supposed to ask someone if they're pregnant until they
00:56:39have an actual baby in their arms, but I feel safe asking you when you're due.
00:56:46Yes.
00:56:47I am so very pregnant.
00:56:49One more month, and all of us are so ready for it.
00:56:53Congratulations.
00:56:54This house is perfect for a family.
00:56:57Oh.
00:56:58You know, I am so glad that you're my neighbor now.
00:57:03There just aren't enough people in town or eight.
00:57:06Okay.
00:57:07Okay.
00:57:08Hey.
00:57:09Everything okay?
00:57:10Yep.
00:57:11Good.
00:57:12Come here.
00:57:13Follow me.
00:57:15Okay.
00:57:16Straight.
00:57:17What is happening?
00:57:18Hey, everything okay?
00:57:22Yep.
00:57:23Good.
00:57:24Come here.
00:57:25Follow me.
00:57:30Okay.
00:57:31Straight.
00:57:33What is happening?
00:57:34Make a left.
00:57:36Almost there.
00:57:37Almost there.
00:57:38Keep going.
00:57:39Okay.
00:57:40You ready?
00:57:40I'm ready.
00:57:43Ta-da!
00:57:47Oh, I have a shower.
00:57:49I have a shower.
00:57:51I love it.
00:57:51I love it.
00:57:52Oh, thank you, Jenny.
00:57:55Oh, thank you.
00:58:06Okay, the water's boiling.
00:58:08The pasta in.
00:58:10Just break it in half first.
00:58:12Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
00:58:13What are you?
00:58:13No.
00:58:16You're so easy.
00:58:17Don't joke about that in Italy.
00:58:19He'll be deported on the spot.
00:58:20Oh.
00:58:21Hey, so, um, let's work on the rain gutters tomorrow, huh?
00:58:25Uh, no.
00:58:26No, we can't tomorrow.
00:58:27Why not?
00:58:29It's Friday the 17th.
00:58:31It's a very bad day in Italy.
00:58:33Oh, like, uh, Friday the 13th.
00:58:36Yeah, but they take it very seriously here.
00:58:40People stay at home.
00:58:41They don't go to work.
00:58:42They definitely don't climb ladders and work on rain gutters.
00:58:45What happens if we do it anyways?
00:58:47Nona would feel it in her heart.
00:58:50Hmm.
00:58:51Okay.
00:58:52What should we do instead?
00:58:59So there's still plenty of one-euro houses left, right?
00:59:01Oh, yeah.
00:59:02And the idea is that people will buy them, and it will reinvigorate the communities, right?
00:59:06That's correct.
00:59:07So what if you started a business to help people through the process?
00:59:12You could use your law skills to help with the paperwork, and then you can use your contracting
00:59:16skills to do all the house renovations.
00:59:18Be a one-stop shop.
00:59:19I don't know.
00:59:21Starting a business, it just feels daunting, you know?
00:59:24What if my legs turned to stone again?
00:59:26I'll be there for you.
00:59:36Was that Kyle?
00:59:37I'm old.
00:59:39I have no idea where Kyle is, and honestly, I really don't care.
00:59:45So it's over?
00:59:48Way, way over.
00:59:49So then it would be appropriate for me to tell you just how beautiful you are.
01:00:00Way, way appropriate.
01:00:02And that would mean that you are available to be kissed?
01:00:09Leo, I have to leave.
01:00:32Let me have an expression here.
01:00:39My dulce far niente.
01:00:42You heard of it?
01:00:45It's the sweetness of doing nothing.
01:00:50So, lean on me.
01:00:52Let's stare at the clouds and do nothing together.
01:00:59Here's another offer for house insurance from ten years ago.
01:01:12To the current owners of Villa Amore.
01:01:20I think this is from your father.
01:01:24What?
01:01:25What?
01:01:26Yeah.
01:01:31Please let me know if it's available to purchase.
01:01:33Liara, he tried to buy it.
01:01:39He just ran out of time.
01:01:40You know, I could sell my olive oil here.
01:01:51You could?
01:01:52Yeah.
01:01:52First, I'd have to figure out how to make more than one bottle at a time.
01:01:57My mom.
01:01:58She's so jealous, she can't wait to see your villa.
01:02:02Before I sell it.
01:02:14Do you think your Nona hates me?
01:02:17Nona doesn't hate you, Joe.
01:02:19Do you think that your Nona is strongly distrustful of me?
01:02:22Because she thinks I'm going to lure you away to the States.
01:02:26Maybe.
01:02:28Yeah, probably.
01:02:29Yeah.
01:02:30Do you think homemade olive oil would help?
01:02:32Yeah, I think homemade olive oil helps everything.
01:02:37Ah, ciao, Mia.
01:02:38Ciao.
01:02:41Um, what's the English word for what ducks do?
01:02:45Oh, uh, waddle.
01:02:46Yes, I am waddling.
01:02:49I've been craving souply all week.
01:02:51Oh, thank you.
01:02:54Mm.
01:02:55I mean, I would crave this too.
01:02:57And I don't have a baby telling me what to eat.
01:03:01I have to go to the city tomorrow for a few days.
01:03:04Can you check in on Mia for me?
01:03:06Of course.
01:03:07Bring food, girl.
01:03:09I got you.
01:03:11Oh, it, uh, it means, um, big yes.
01:03:15An American girlfriend, speak.
01:03:16Okay, then, I'll see you tomorrow.
01:03:20Okay.
01:03:21Ciao.
01:03:22Ciao, grazie.
01:03:25Huh?
01:03:26Good?
01:03:32Hey, Bachi.
01:03:34Don't judge me.
01:03:35I'm on hold with the residency people again.
01:04:01For over an hour, again.
01:04:04No one knows anything.
01:04:14Oh, hey.
01:04:15Gotta head out.
01:04:16Gotta go help Nona.
01:04:17And, uh, these boys need their afternoon reposo.
01:04:19Mm.
01:04:19What is that?
01:04:22Chicago deep dish pizza.
01:04:24Where's the cheese?
01:04:26But it's under the sauce.
01:04:28I'm bringing it to Mia.
01:04:30We're gonna have some girl time.
01:04:33Mia's not gonna eat that.
01:04:35She's polite and pregnant.
01:04:36Possibilities are endless.
01:04:38Really?
01:04:39Where is the cheese?
01:04:40Yeah.
01:04:41Oh, get out.
01:04:42Get out of here.
01:04:43Put cheese on that.
01:04:44No, uh, Chicago.
01:04:55Okay, don't judge.
01:04:56I promise it's really good.
01:04:58Oh, oh, yikes.
01:04:59Yes, yikes.
01:05:01Did you, did you call Marco?
01:05:02He's on his way, but I don't think we have time.
01:05:06Liara, you have to drive me.
01:05:08Oh, I don't know how to drive in Italy.
01:05:10What?
01:05:10Don't worry, it's easy.
01:05:12Just, just believe everyone else is an idiot.
01:05:15Okay, sounds a lot like driving in Chicago, so let's go.
01:05:19Come on.
01:05:21We, we are fine.
01:05:22We are okay.
01:05:23On average, first labor doesn't last a long time.
01:05:26Sure, but there's a reason it's an average.
01:05:27Let's get out of here.
01:05:29Oh, ho, ho.
01:05:32Oh, ho, ho.
01:05:36Okay, I'm just gonna go straight until you tell me to turn, okay?
01:05:38Mm-hmm.
01:05:39Turn up here.
01:05:41Which way?
01:05:41Sinistro.
01:05:42Okay, is that right or left?
01:05:43Mm-hmm.
01:05:44Okay.
01:05:48Look at here, I'm going to lose my feet.
01:05:55Arrivederci.
01:05:56Basta!
01:05:58You're worth the job.
01:06:01Okay.
01:06:02Okay.
01:06:02No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
01:06:32three even when your blouse is covered in baby bark you'll be the most beautiful
01:06:38are you sure she's in charge you got me girlfriend
01:07:02it's a boy
01:07:1710 fingers 10 toes
01:07:22are you are you okay yeah yeah i'm great it's the most breathtaking thing i've ever seen
01:07:35me is so strong oh you're a good girl
01:07:46come on i'll drive you home
01:07:56hey hi i thought i heard you come in
01:07:59what do you got oh it's the letter that my dad sent to try to buy the villa
01:08:05i framed it because uh i want to hang it up it's great i'll get my hammer can you get your
01:08:10measuring tape too i just want to be even sure yeah yeah do you know this guy
01:08:19what are you doing here well i mean since you didn't answer any of my calls i figured i'd check
01:08:36up on you you got some sun look great how did you find me oh you forgot to uh unshare your location
01:08:43with me oh hey man i'm uh i'm kyle uh liara's fiance
01:08:52the fiance yeah the uh fiance that left her at the altar oh um oh well technically there was no altar
01:09:01so the fiance that cost her her dream home that fiance yeah that that's my bad but but the past few
01:09:08months have been amazing i mean i felt so much peace i felt like i was in my 20s again i mean have
01:09:14you been to thailand no i haven't i've been fixing this house up for the last let me take care of this
01:09:22it's okay
01:09:26come in it's a beautiful house yeah thanks
01:09:30wow i cannot believe all this i mean the only r would have never dared i guess we both found
01:09:43ourselves these past three months huh maybe listen our house you know the one that we were gonna buy
01:09:53it fell out of escrow it's available can't you see we can go home together and try again and this time
01:10:05we can make our dreams come true that's the funny thing about dreams kyle
01:10:10you know they changed every time you close your eyes you might get a new one
01:10:20and i did
01:10:24i'm done
01:10:29that's fair
01:10:33i guess i blew it hey can i ask you a question what's that
01:10:40why is there a donkey following us
01:10:46that's much is that a friend of yours yeah
01:11:02is he gone he's gone
01:11:10is he uh like gone gone gone gone gone you okay yeah
01:11:22honestly he was standing up for me was maybe one of the top five moments of my life
01:11:36anything
01:11:45if anything comes in can you forward it to me at this address
01:11:49okay okay thanks
01:12:06hey hey hey they sleeping yeah finally
01:12:10i just wanted to give you this and um say goodbye
01:12:17you're really going
01:12:20don't have a choice three months are up tomorrow please say goodbye to me for me
01:12:25sure
01:12:25and also will you please check on bocce for me
01:12:29i will
01:12:29thank you
01:12:31i'm sorry liara but you're out of time
01:12:44i still have to believe that it's going to work out though i mean i want to stay in my home
01:12:48where is that home is it here or is it chicago
01:12:56excuse me
01:12:59am i interrupting
01:13:01can i help you you must be liara i am rocco moretti my friend enzo sent me
01:13:07how can i help you i am with verona international the hotel chain yes
01:13:15enzo mentioned that your time in italy is ending and you might be looking to sell the property
01:13:20he sold you want to give me a tour
01:13:27we want to bridge the gap between the big hotels and the smaller b&b's and airbnb type services
01:13:35i see
01:13:37it gives people uh the charm of the small stay with the security of the barone name
01:13:43and i have to say i'm impressed with all you've done here
01:13:47obviously there is still much to do to bring it up to our standards but uh
01:13:52how about if i run it by my team and text you some numbers in the morning
01:13:56ignore him he's just sassy
01:14:07he'd run it like an airbnb people can rent a room or the entire place it'll certainly put some
01:14:15money into the local economy so that'll make people happy maybe some of the people will buy a
01:14:21one your own house so that'll help your business can i ask you a question if you could stay here
01:14:30would you
01:14:30i don't know
01:14:37i want to fix the house i want my mom to stay here and if i sell it to rocco then
01:14:44she and i can come visit
01:14:45i see i guess i thought you might have changed your mind
01:14:55i hope to change your mind
01:14:59maybe you could come to chicago
01:15:00no
01:15:08i can't because i know that i meant to be here
01:15:13i just wish you saw that too
01:15:25i'm sorry
01:15:30okay look
01:15:45i know you're used to taking care of yourself okay
01:15:48marco's gonna check on you so be nice to him okay
01:15:54okay
01:16:00i just sent you an email with some preliminary numbers
01:16:27yeah these are nice numbers it's more than i was expecting
01:16:32well uh we believe in the villa of course we'd have to finish the renovation you started and
01:16:37a few other small changes what other changes our clients tend to like sleek marble bathrooms
01:16:44so we want to strip out all the tile in the primary bath oh i also noticed a small fountain in
01:16:50the side yard we take that out too much of a flood risk if something goes wrong you know
01:16:55of course and of course no offense but we would have 286 that donkey
01:17:05rocco um my bus is here so let me think about it and um we can talk when i'm back in chicago okay
01:17:13yeah yeah yeah yeah sure terrific can't wait to do business with you okay
01:17:29wait
01:17:51Wait!
01:17:52Open that.
01:17:53I've got to stop.
01:17:54Wait!
01:17:55Get up.
01:17:56Get up.
01:17:57Get up.
01:17:58Get up.
01:17:59Yeah.
01:18:00I've got it.
01:18:02Oh!
01:18:03I need to run more.
01:18:06It's your residency application.
01:18:10What's it say?
01:18:13I don't know.
01:18:14It's illegal to open up somebody else's mail.
01:18:16Open it.
01:18:22Open it!
01:18:23I had a really good offer from that guy Rocco for the villa.
01:18:30Enough to pay it all off and still buy a house in Chicago.
01:18:33Free and clear.
01:18:36But I'm gonna turn him down.
01:18:38Sorry, Enzo.
01:18:40The thing is that if they can run it as a B&B, so can we.
01:18:44Plus, you need my help with your business.
01:18:47But really, I just didn't want to leave you.
01:18:50Capena is my home.
01:18:52So I'm either staying as a resident or I will be back in 90 days.
01:18:59I'll be right here counting the days until you get back.
01:19:04Okay.
01:19:05Yeah.
01:19:06Yeah.
01:19:07Yeah.
01:19:08Yeah.
01:19:13Yeah.
01:19:14Yeah.
01:19:15Oh, my God.
01:19:16I've got it so cold.
01:19:17Don't pour me so drain you up.
01:19:18Yeah.
01:19:19Yeah.
01:19:20I have to go for it.
01:19:21Oh, my God, why don't you come for it?
01:19:22Oh, my God.
01:19:23I can't.
01:19:24I just want you to finish it.
01:19:25Oh, my God.
01:19:26Yeah.
01:19:28Oh, crap.
01:19:29Oh, my God!
01:19:31Oh, my God!
01:19:33Oh, my God!
01:19:35Oh, my God!
01:19:37Oh, my God!
01:19:45So...
01:19:47What do you say?
01:19:49Can we put it all behind us?
01:19:51Because I don't even remember
01:19:53why you're mad at me.
01:19:55I thought you knew.
01:19:57No, I don't.
01:19:59I thought you knew.
01:20:03Still, I don't like
01:20:05how you trickeded Liara
01:20:07into buy the villa.
01:20:09Did I?
01:20:11Or did I make sure your grandson
01:20:13found the love
01:20:15of his life?
01:20:17Okay.
01:20:19You can come in
01:20:21for coffee.
01:20:23That's it.
01:20:25Okay.
01:20:35You know, I thought about something
01:20:37that you said yesterday.
01:20:39Where is home?
01:20:41And I realized that
01:20:43home is whoever you are.
01:20:45there.
01:20:47Well, then...
01:20:51Welcome home.
01:20:53Yourself.
01:21:03Here.
01:21:05Here.
01:21:06Here.
01:21:09Here.
01:21:11Are you ready?
01:21:28I think so.
01:21:32Come on.
01:21:32It's exactly as I remember it.
01:21:44There's so much more.
01:21:47Go ahead.
01:21:56Oh, I love that man.
01:22:00He would have been so proud of you.
01:22:02Well, if I'm going to help run the B&B, I better get to know my way around.
01:22:13I'm going to start outside with that sweet, sweet donkey.
01:22:28Okay, are you nervous for our first guest?
01:22:30My father?
01:22:34No, I'm excited.
01:22:36I'm excited for him to see how happy I am.
01:22:38I think if he can stop worrying about me, I can stop worrying about him.
01:22:42Good plan.
01:22:44Besides, your mom said she'd keep an eye on him.
01:22:46I love her.
01:22:48Yeah, me too.
01:22:48I love this villa.
01:22:51I love your fountain.
01:22:52I love your olive oil.
01:22:55I love my new job.
01:22:56I even love bocce.
01:22:59Even bocce?
01:23:00Yeah.
01:23:02But I love you most of all.
01:23:04I love you most of all.
01:23:05I love you most of all.
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01:23:05I love you most of all.
01:23:06I love you most of all.
01:23:07I love you most of all.
01:23:07I love you most of all.
01:23:08I love you most of all.
01:23:09I love you most of all.
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01:23:11I love you most of all.
01:23:12I love you most of all.
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01:23:19I love you most of all.
01:23:20I love you most of all.
01:23:21I love you most of all.
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