My Life With the Walter Boys Season 1 Episode 3

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00:00Wow.

00:02Oh, what is it again?

00:04Abigail Walter sold cider to weary prospectors with this very cart during the Colorado Gold Rush.

00:10And her grandson, Bernard Walter, used it for bootlegging.

00:13Allegedly.

00:15Though, I will admit, his nickname was Boozy Bernie.

00:20These days we only wheel it out on special occasions.

00:23And that includes football games?

00:26This isn't any ordinary football game here, okay?

00:30This is homecoming.

00:32Bighorns versus Hawks.

00:33A gridiron rivalry over 100 years old.

00:35What, did you not have homecoming back east?

00:37My old school didn't have a football team.

00:40Or boys.

00:42Well, it's good small town fun.

00:45You know, working the cart at homecoming huddle has kind of become a Walter Rite of Passage.

00:49And it's for charity.

00:51We do it every year.

00:51I'm still confused as to why Jackie and I need a babysitter to sell apple cider.

00:56You'll be glad I'm there when it springs a leak or rolls down Main Street or something.

01:02Okay, Butch Cassidy, give me your hand here.

01:08Perfect.

01:09Now, when there's a defender on you, you gotta stay focused because you gotta create separation.

01:14Okay?

01:15Take it easy.

01:16Hike!

01:16Number 19 was having a heck of a day until rookie Isaac Garcia stepped off the bench.

01:22Gotta get open, P.

01:24Make him fake.

01:26Oh, and that's an interception.

01:29Isaac, she's nine.

01:30Let's go.

01:31Hey, good hustle out there, but time to hit the showers, all right?

01:40It's not the game face we practiced.

01:42It's my first time playing offense.

01:43What if I mess up and we lose?

01:45Hey, it's like Dad says.

01:47You can't win until you learn to lose.

01:50All right?

01:51That's what peewee football's about.

01:52Learning how to lose, getting back up, and winning.

01:56Okay?

01:57Nobody starts with the Super Bowl.

01:59But, if you're nervous, which I know you won't be, you look up into the stands and you'll

02:05see me eating popcorn and cheering you on.

02:08Front row center.

02:10Across my heart.

02:11Cole, catch.

02:27This is our worst infestation since, um, 98, probably.

02:31Yeah, well, if my old man would have adapted with the climate, maybe we wouldn't be looking

02:34at slashing and burning 20% of our crop.

02:37Right.

02:38What, you're gonna try a pesticide?

02:40It's how much?

02:42Oh.

02:43No.

02:44I mean, no.

02:45We're gonna have to think about it, because we gotta do something.

02:48Hey, I gotta jump.

02:49What does slashing and burning mean?

02:51It means we set a fire to kill the pests.

02:53It's a last resort.

02:56All right?

02:56Hopefully, this new pesticide we're talking about will kill the moss before they get down

03:00to the roots.

03:01Hey, Lee, I need you to grab that crate of apples and get it out of the will, okay?

03:05Because it's gotta be on the cart for later.

03:07Oh!

03:07Is that for me?

03:10Where's the fire?

03:11Ed Omak's tabby cat was snooping around the chicken coop, and he took a couple of angry

03:16beaks to the...

03:17Where are my keys?

03:18I just saw...

03:19Oh, here.

03:19Got it.

03:20Ew.

03:21Oh.

03:22All right, come on.

03:23Guys, we gotta go, okay?

03:25Come on, buddy.

03:26Come on.

03:27Let's go.

03:51These are on the house, okay?

04:06Oh, thank you so much.

04:08Enjoy.

04:12Lightly toasted croissants to go.

04:14Thanks.

04:14Oh, Kylie, hey, don't forget to push tomorrow's extended hours, okay?

04:19Maddo takes homecoming very seriously, and we've never been open this slate before.

04:22Copy that?

04:27Hi.

04:28Never a dull moment.

04:29Where were we?

04:30Sustainable agriculture.

04:31Right.

04:31Okay, so my graduate advisor pulled a few strings and got me into this competitive lecture

04:36on ecologically-based pest management strategies.

04:38What?

04:38I know.

04:39It's amazing.

04:40They only take 15 students a semester.

04:41Sounds right up your alley.

04:43I know.

04:44So?

04:46My program is expensive enough as it is, and I can't afford the extra credits.

04:50What does Will think?

04:52I haven't told him yet.

04:54I mean, anything money-related always leads us back to the wedding.

04:57Right.

04:58And this is not about that.

05:00Ugh.

05:01I should probably take this.

05:03Yeah, that's okay.

05:04Hey, brunch tomorrow?

05:05God, yes.

05:06Richard!

05:07Jackie is fine.

05:09Hi, Jackie.

05:11Olivia.

05:12Hi.

05:13Obsessed with your ensemble, Jay.

05:16But thanks?

05:17No.

05:18Thank you for not writing me and Cola to Aaron.

05:21I mean, I know they aren't, like, official or anything, but...

05:25What Cole Walter does and who he does it with isn't any of my business.

05:29Oh, I knew you'd understand.

05:32You know, now more than ever, we women need to support each other.

05:36Which is why I assumed you'd want to know about the emergency fundraising meeting, which starts...

05:41No!

05:42Okay, people.

05:43This is a judgment-free zone.

05:44There are no stupid ideas.

05:46We need to come up with something we can do to raise money for the auditorium renovations

05:49that we can organize in the next 24 hours because the t-shirts we were planning on selling

05:53still haven't arrived.

05:54How much are we responsible for again?

05:56$3,500.

05:57What about a silent auction?

06:01We could ask local businesses to make donations.

06:04In New York, people always bid way more than those items are worth at those things.

06:08In case you haven't noticed preppy long-stocking, you're a long way from New York.

06:12We don't have the time or manpower to throw something like that together before tomorrow.

06:16But a silent auction does call for tons of community involvement and interaction.

06:21I could talk to my dad about getting his businesses to participate.

06:26Fine.

06:27Show of hands, who's for the auction?

06:34Okay.

06:34I swear I told Ruby to skip me.

06:53Dude, leave it.

06:55Okay?

06:56The entire starting lineup gets their locker decorated for homecoming.

06:59And that includes you now.

07:01Did your dad think about you finally getting the first string?

07:06Well, he thinks we're going to need a damn miracle to beat Lockwood without Cole Walter.

07:10Come on.

07:12I don't know.

07:12What if Alan moved up the wrong guy?

07:15Alan knows if you replaced me with a dud, the school board would fire his ass.

07:18Well, you know, Samberg's hosting the after-after party this year.

07:23God.

07:24Win or lose.

07:25Kegs.

07:26His parents' liquor cabinet.

07:28Come chill.

07:29All right.

07:30You know, you might not be on the team anymore, but we're still part of the herd.

07:43Normally, I wouldn't sound the alarm so early in the semester,

07:46but Cole doesn't seem to be trying.

07:48He's coasting.

07:50Track him down.

07:51Thanks, Beth.

07:51Yeah.

08:00Hello.

08:01Hi.

08:02Is there a trick to using this monstrosity?

08:05Oh, um, sometimes you just need to do the little...

08:08Hey!

08:09Uh, wow.

08:10Magic.

08:12Nikhil Chowdhury, English.

08:13I'm covering for Miss Allison's sabbatical.

08:15Oh, right, yeah.

08:15Uh, Tar Jacobs, guidance counselor.

08:17Oh.

08:17So, if you ever need a tour guide, I'm your...

08:21I'm your girl.

08:22I will make sure to keep that in mind.

08:27Awesome.

08:27Yep.

08:28Good.

08:30Have a good day.

08:33Tour guide.

08:34So, Tony's is in for five premium oil changes and Kylie just texted and said Monty's wants to donate an entire month of free pizza.

08:44Yeah, I wasn't expecting this level of support.

08:47Everyone here is much friendlier than back home.

08:48Okay, so when are we going to take a break?

08:50Do something fun?

08:51If this auction falls even a dollar short of our goal, you know Erin will hold it over my head until we graduate.

08:56Yeah, so then you might as well have some fun now.

08:58Thank you for the vote of confidence.

09:00Guys, it's just, I had to agree to work a church barbecue tomorrow to even be here tonight.

09:03So, if you could humor me, please.

09:07Okay, Skyline, uh, kiss, marry, kill.

09:12Is that what's up?

09:13Great.

09:13There you go.

09:14Okay, bye-bye.

09:15Have a good night.

09:16Oh, hi, Cole.

09:18It's Jacobs.

09:19Hey.

09:19Actually, I wanted to talk to you.

09:20I'm sorry.

09:21I got to get to work.

09:22I just need a minute.

09:23Look, Cole, we need to discuss your grades.

09:25I'm not even two months into the semester and you're failing everything except shop.

09:29It's just been a hard time keeping up.

09:31Nice try, Cole.

09:32I've known you since you were a freshman.

09:34And keeping up wasn't an issue when you were playing football.

09:40How's that leg doing anyway?

09:43Still useless.

09:46I know your future looks pretty different than it did a year ago.

09:50But that doesn't mean you don't still have one.

09:52There are other colleges, other scholarships.

09:56So, if slash when you're ever ready to talk about what that future could be,

10:01you know where to find me.

10:02Sure.

10:04I'll do that.

10:06Thanks.

10:15Okay.

10:16Jackie, your turn.

10:17Um, kiss, marry, kill, Cole, Alex, Isaac.

10:21Grace!

10:21Why are you the way you are?

10:24Maybe because my parents will let me date and now you guys won't let me dream.

10:31Okay, fine.

10:32We can play again after you spend all day with Alex.

10:35Alex and I are just friends.

10:38Okay, well, what is love if not friendship on fire?

10:40I got your boobie holder!

10:42Benny!

10:43Oh my God.

10:43Hey, give that back.

10:46Benny!

10:48Benny!

10:48Hey!

10:49Hey!

10:56Hey.

10:57Hey.

10:57How'd it go?

11:04Hmm?

11:05How'd it go?

11:08One person shot.

11:10Hmm.

11:11I'm sorry.

11:13I don't think I'm cut out for real estate.

11:16Maybe I should just look for something else.

11:18Even part-time.

11:19Well, I think you should do something that makes you happy.

11:31I just wish I knew what that was.

11:38I just wish I knew what that was.

11:39Hey there.

11:58Hi, Skylar.

12:01I can throw that in the wash.

12:03None you want to mine, if you want.

12:05That'd be great. Thanks.

12:09You play?

12:17Uh, I dabble.

12:20No way.

12:22Show me.

12:26Okay. Okay.

12:30Um, Snoop.

12:39Yeah.

12:46Nice.

12:48Yeah, I mean, it's, um, a work in progress.

12:52It's nonsense, really, but...

12:54Leonard Cohen spent five years writing Hallelujah.

12:57I think you're doing just fine.

12:59Thanks.

13:01Thanks for the shirt, Nate.

13:04Okay.

13:11You don't remember me, do you?

13:18You want to catch a movie tomorrow?

13:20Maybe go camping up in Cherry Creek?

13:25Yeah, I mean, that sounds fun, but I already volunteered to work the drama club's bake sale.

13:30So, how about a rain check?

13:33And since when is homecoming your scene?

13:36I really want them to fix up that auditorium.

13:40Right, but look, if anyone starts wondering where you are, I'll just come up with something.

13:44I mean, you're not going to try to convince me to go?

13:49Nope.

14:09Tony, glad I caught you.

14:12Well, what do you know?

14:13Will Walter.

14:14Is there something wrong with your set of wheels?

14:15No, the truck's running fine, actually.

14:17You got a minute?

14:18Sure thing, but talk fast.

14:19I'll meet my wife at the huddle, and God bless her, but she's not a patient woman.

14:23Well, any chance you're hiring?

14:25I'm not car-savvy like Cole, but I'm a quick study.

14:28I thought you were selling houses.

14:30Folks aren't really buying.

14:31Well, if I had the money, I wouldn't have heart beat.

14:33You Walter boys are a good bunch, but I can't give you all full-time jobs.

14:37What?

14:37Sorry.

14:39What do you mean?

14:41Cole.

14:42He asked about full-time, too.

14:43I told him, if you still try for college, scholarship or no scholarship.

14:51Tell you what, check back with me in a couple months, okay?

14:54See you, Will.

15:05Daddy!

15:07Hey, Bud.

15:07Mommy's taking me to see where babies come from.

15:10What?

15:11Whoa!

15:11No, no, where piglets come from, Benny, piglets.

15:16Mrs. Zhang Sao went into labor, so I think we're probably going to end up being late to the huddle.

15:20As you know, us ladies, we can't rush these things.

15:23You don't think he's too young for that, right?

15:26What?

15:26You're never too young to witness the miracle of a piglet birth.

15:29Says you.

15:30I still cannot look at Christmas ham the same way.

15:33Well, you know what, Isaac?

15:34As soon as you're ready to go vegan, I would love to introduce you to my quinoa burgers.

15:39No.

15:40I'm good.

15:41Thought so.

15:43What's up?

15:43Hey.

15:44Hi, honey.

15:44Hey.

15:45Is Cole around?

15:46I think he's still in bed.

15:47Okay.

15:48You might need a crowbar.

15:50Noted.

15:53Cole, you up?

15:55No.

15:59Good morning.

16:02Go away.

16:03Winky, winky.

16:04Come on.

16:04Hey, tell me what I got to do to make you leave me alone.

16:07Cover the cider cart?

16:09Good joke.

16:11Do me a solid.

16:12I have to go to Lockwood for another showing.

16:14And you just have to do it today.

16:16Yeah.

16:17Yeah, I really do.

16:18Come on.

16:19Alex has no idea how to fix a crank when it jams, and it will jam.

16:22That damn thing was built in the 18th century.

16:24Alex is a big boy.

16:26I'm sure he can manage.

16:27Cole, I'm not asking you to go to the game.

16:30The whole damn day is about football, Will.

16:34Okay.

16:35So, if the Broncos ever make it to another Super Bowl, you won't watch?

16:41Yeah, I'll cross that bridge if they get there.

16:48I saw Tony earlier.

16:56You're not going to college, Cole?

16:58What?

16:58Come on, what's going on?

17:01Don't say anything to Mom and Dad, okay?

17:04I'll do this stupid cart.

17:05I'll do this stupid cart.

17:20I'll do this stupid cart.

17:23I'm so sorry for the wait.

17:44Looks like we're having some technical difficulties.

17:47Please come back later.

17:53Anything from Will?

17:56Uh, I texted, but I have not heard back.

18:02Welcome, everybody, to the Silver Falls High Homecoming Huddle and Charity Drive.

18:08You want me to check out the madness?

18:10I don't think we're supposed to leave the cart on this end.

18:12The cart survived worse.

18:13Horns cheerleader!

18:15As you can see, there are many different ways to show your school spirit.

18:33So, thoughts on homecoming?

18:36Well, I know absolutely nothing about football.

18:41My dad and I were huge Knicks fans.

18:44But it is impossible to ignore electricity in the air.

18:48What happens if the Bitcoins lose?

18:51Uh, there's a week-long mourning period, and then the cycle begins anew.

18:58I'm guessing no part of you's ever wanted to be a cheerleader.

19:01Yeah, that's what I thought.

19:06Yeah!

19:11How we doing, Bighorns?

19:15Today would not be possible without our Silver Falls Alumni Association.

19:20So, please welcome the SFAA president and Bighorns quarterback, class of 92,

19:25Not All Summer Hill!

19:29Wow, thank you for that warm welcome.

19:33I just want to take this moment to give my deepest gratitude for everyone coming out

19:38to support the school football team.

19:40Yeah!

19:41Woo!

19:42And a friendly reminder to you all of this year's worthy cause,

19:45giving the school theater auditorium a much-needed makeover.

19:49So, please, give as generously as you can.

19:52Go, Bighorns!

19:53Woo!

19:54Woo!

19:55Woo!

19:56Woo!

19:57Woo!

19:58Woo!

19:59You didn't hear this from me, but our cider pears very nicely with rum.

20:05Thank you so much.

20:08I thought you weren't coming.

20:11I had a change of heart.

20:12I would never require you to have one.

20:15Hey, I'm happy to leave.

20:16And I'm happy to have a new one.

20:18But another pair of hands couldn't hurt.

20:22And he did fix the cart.

20:23Right, Alex?

20:28Great.

20:32What was wrong with the top?

20:33Well, let me show you.

20:38Sometimes when the side is just for two...

20:39And let's hear it for your new starting quarterback,

20:43number 44, Dylan Newsome!

20:46And I know, I know with his God-given talent and dedication,

20:57Lockwood doesn't stand a chance.

21:01Let's go, Big Harts!

21:07Let's go! Let's go, Big Harts!

21:12Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

21:15You gotta be a Big Harts team to play like us.

21:18Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

21:21You gotta be a Big Harts team to play like us.

21:26You gotta be a Big Harts team to play like us.

21:29Oh, my God. Thank you.

21:30So, you ever need a tour guide?

21:33Like, what? Honestly?

21:35After that first impression, I wouldn't want to date me, either.

21:37Stop.

21:38He's totally your type, though.

21:40And single.

21:41So why haven't you swiped right?

21:42Because if I swiped right and he doesn't,

21:46then I'll be forced to see him every day in the faculty lounge,

21:48knowing that he saw my profile and thought,

21:50meh.

21:51Do it.

21:52Here, how about I do it for you?

21:53Oh!

21:54Oh, thank you.

21:55Whew!

21:56Is dating a coworker unprofessional?

21:58Oh, now you're dating?

21:59A second ago, you were his tour guide.

22:00Okay.

22:01What do you know?

22:02Been in a relationship for a million years.

22:05He's still avoiding telling Will about the lecture stuff?

22:12Well, he's got his heart set on getting part-time work to pay for the wedding.

22:16Aw.

22:17Meanwhile, I have money just hanging in my closet.

22:21In the form of my wedding dress.

22:22Ah.

22:23Yeah.

22:24So take it back.

22:26You both agreed to postpone.

22:30Hmm.

22:31Hmm.

22:35Who's thirsty?

22:39Like my grandma always says,

22:41an apple cider a day keeps your hair from turning gray.

22:44Grandma never said that.

22:46Who cares?

22:48Well, I do,

22:49but I wouldn't expect you to give a damn about honesty.

22:53By all means, bro.

22:56Show us how it's done.

23:01Excuse me.

23:03Excuse me, miss.

23:03Uh, can I interest you in a refreshing,

23:07100% guilt-free, all-natural cider

23:10that's been in the family for generations?

23:14Not the cider itself, but recipe.

23:17Cider's definitely fresh.

23:21Um, no.

23:25That was really smooth.

23:27Watch and take notes, okay?

23:29Hey, I'm sorry, ma'am.

23:30What my little brother forgot to mention is,

23:33this cart kept the Union soldiers hydrated

23:35while the Civil War raged on.

23:37So, you're not just drinking apple cider.

23:40You're drinking esterate.

23:43Okay, I'll take two.

23:47The nice lady will take two ciders.

23:50How's it going?

23:56Someone needs a crash course

23:58on which states were involved in the Civil War.

24:00Yikes.

24:01That good, huh?

24:03Great.

24:04Deep breaths.

24:05I'll take one cider, please.

24:09Thanks for the pity purchase.

24:10Anytime.

24:11I'll check on the auction table.

24:19You make sure to celebrate responsibly tonight, Mr. Leland.

24:22There won't be any celebrating.

24:23We lost the best quarterback

24:25in Bighorn's football history.

24:28Real damn shame, too,

24:29because all of Silver Falls

24:30would have loved to see you go pro.

24:32Thanks, sir.

24:34It means a lot.

24:34I'm taking a break.

24:50At this rate,

24:51we won't reach our fundraising goal

24:52before kickoff.

24:54Personally,

24:55I'd hate to be the one responsible

24:56for denying our young thespians

24:58a chance to perform

24:58in a state-of-the-art theater.

25:04You good, New York?

25:11Great.

25:15If people don't start bidding,

25:17Erin will make it her personal mission

25:18to ensure this is my first

25:19and last contribution

25:20to the fundraising committee.

25:22Erin doesn't have that kind of power.

25:24Okay, and let's just say she did.

25:25Our school has, like,

25:26a hundred committees.

25:28Yes, but Princeton looks for consistency

25:30and follow-through.

25:34Hey, Mr. Summerhill.

25:48Go long.

25:55Come on.

26:00You can do better than that.

26:01Bitgorns, let's hear it one more time.

26:03But the man, the myth, the legend,

26:04Mr. Maddow, Summer Breeze,

26:06Summerhill.

26:08Go, Dad.

26:09He's still got it.

26:11Now that I've got your attention,

26:14it's been a little quiet

26:15over here at the auction table.

26:16So how about we turn up

26:18the volume a little bit, huh?

26:20Come on.

26:20This town couldn't write checks

26:21fast enough the year

26:22Taylor Field got its new turf.

26:24So now I need you to put your money

26:25where your mouth is

26:26and support the auditorium

26:27renovation project

26:28just like you did athletics.

26:30Okay?

26:30Okay.

26:33I see you over there, Mr. Beatty.

26:38Coupon to Tony's Auto Shop

26:39could come in handy

26:40next time that caddy breaks down.

26:42You know what I'm talking about.

26:45Miss Dworkin,

26:46don't hide behind there.

26:47I saw you checking out

26:47the 90-minute sweetest massage.

26:51Oh, Skylar,

26:52what is happening?

26:54I believe we are witnessing

26:56a romantic gesture.

26:57because we now have

26:59a surprise item available

27:00to bid on.

27:03Me.

27:08You need your car wash

27:10or your lawn mowed?

27:12Someone to teach your kid

27:13how to throw the perfect spiral?

27:15Well,

27:16today's your lucky day

27:16because for the right price,

27:18you can have me

27:18for the entire afternoon.

27:20Oh, my God,

27:25I'm finally free.

27:25Okay,

27:26tell me everything.

27:26What'd I miss?

27:27Cole's auctioning himself

27:29for charity.

27:30$10.

27:31I heard a $10.

27:31Can I get a $20?

27:33$20 over here?

27:34Where are you going?

27:34You just got here.

27:36An ATM.

27:37$50?

27:39Right here,

27:39$50.

27:40Can I do...

27:40Can I get a $75?

27:41$75.

27:42$100.

27:43Oh.

27:44You.

27:45Mom.

27:46$100?

27:47$125?

27:48Anybody?

27:49$250.

27:51Brad,

27:52my God,

27:53I'd kick it with you for free,

27:54but the donation

27:55is greatly appreciated

27:56as it is from all of you.

27:58Going once.

27:59Going twice in the $250.

28:01Five Benjamins

28:03for the handsome gentleman.

28:06Okay,

28:07five Benjamins.

28:09Going once.

28:10Going twice.

28:12So,

28:13to the beautiful

28:14Mrs. Edna Munchnik.

28:15Don't forget,

28:23next year when you're watching

28:25our beautiful play

28:26that we put on

28:26Where have you been?

28:28Who peed in your cornflakes

28:29this morning?

28:34Ah,

28:35I see.

28:37How am I supposed

28:37to compete

28:38with the coal effect?

28:41I'm sorry,

28:41the what?

28:42Irresistible appeal

28:43of Cole Walter.

28:46You really think

28:47the grass is greener

28:48under his feet?

28:50You just gotta be Alex.

28:53Okay, well,

28:56I'm gonna go be Alex

28:57somewhere else

28:58until this is over.

28:59new to a garden.

29:06Just eggs.

29:08Good luck.

29:09I love you.

29:10I love you.

29:11I love you,

29:11guys.

29:13I love you.

29:14I love you.

29:15I love you.

29:16I love you.

29:17I love four by you.

29:18I love you,

29:19cruising here.

29:19You love you.

29:20And fue there.

29:21Marjorie?

29:42It was very sweet of you to sacrifice an entire afternoon working for Edna

29:51to give the drama club the new theater.

29:53Well, one of us should hold on to our dream.

29:58Is it too late to bid on some help breaking down the cider cart tomorrow?

30:02I don't know, New York.

30:05Something tells me Edna runs a tight ship.

30:09I'm kidding.

30:10I will be there.

30:12Cross my eye.

30:14Hey, Skyler's saving us a spot at Monty's.

30:17I'm starving.

30:18I could go for some pizza.

30:20You want to hang with us?

30:25She means the more the merrier.

30:28Cool.

30:29Tara?

30:30Go!

30:31Wow!

30:32Mr. Chaudry, what are the odds?

30:34I'd say considerably high since we live in the same town and teach at the same school.

30:47Yep.

30:48Very good point.

30:49Hey, um, apologies if this is totally unprofessional, but, uh, would you like to?

31:02Would you like to?

31:03Yes!

31:05I mean, I'd love to.

31:07Um, would you like to?

31:08Oh, yeah.

31:09Yeah.

31:10Okay.

31:11That's it.

31:12Hey.

31:13Hey.

31:14Hey.

31:15Hey.

31:16I don't think I've ever seen this place so packed.

31:19I know.

31:20Imagine if we were open late regularly.

31:23Maybe you should be.

31:24Maybe you should be.

31:27What?

31:28Is that a bad idea?

31:29No.

31:30I'm sure Maddo would love it, but who has the time?

31:35I do.

31:37Babe.

31:38Uh, think about it, okay?

31:39So, we'll have beer and wine, live music, just a few nights a week tops.

31:46You know we need to save up.

31:47So, we'll put some of their cash towards the wedding.

31:49Look, I returned my wedding dress.

31:55I needed the money for school and honestly wanted to avoid this very conversation.

32:08What do you think?

32:13Mm-hmm.

32:16What was she eating there, buddy?

32:17Persimmons from Mrs. Giong.

32:20Oh.

32:21Please tell me you didn't let her pay you in persimmons.

32:24The Giongs are struggling.

32:26The entire farming community is.

32:27Yeah, us included, Kathy.

32:29Okay, so what do you want me to do?

32:30You want me to deny them veterinary care?

32:32I don't know.

32:33They gotta figure it out, right?

32:35Just like we do.

32:39Can you pass me the orange?

32:40Sure.

32:41Thanks, bud.

32:45Um, Alex?

32:46We're all gonna grab a slice at Monty's if you wanna join.

32:49Me, Grace, Skyler, and Cole.

32:53Ah, you know, I gotta be up early.

32:56But we can finish breaking down tomorrow.

32:59I'll push practice.

33:01Cole actually already promised you'd help.

33:03But thank you, though, for the offer.

33:06And the memorable first homecoming.

33:12See you later?

33:14Yeah, yeah.

33:15Uh, later.

33:16Sounds good.

33:17Hey.

33:18What's up?

33:19Are you okay?

33:20Yeah.

33:21Do you want to go to my place?

33:22Do you want to go to my place?

33:23Well, actually, I have...

33:24Yeah.

33:25Do you want to go to my place?

33:26Do you want to go to my place?

33:27Well, actually, I have plans.

33:28I'm listening to it.

33:30Where's the girl?

33:31I'm listening to it.

33:32I'm listening to it.

33:33I'm listening to it.

33:34I'm listening to it.

33:35I'm listening to it.

33:36Oh, yeah.

33:37What's up?

33:39Hey.

33:40What's up?

33:41Are you okay?

33:42Are you okay?

33:46Yeah.

33:48Do you want to go to my place?

33:50Well, actually, I have plans.

33:59Plans.

34:09Yeah.

34:10Let's get out of here.

34:12Let's go.

34:18Let's go.

34:20Oh, that's really sweet.

34:50Um, I should have told you about the dress.

34:57I don't care about the dress.

34:58Or that you didn't tell me.

35:00What I care about is that you felt like you couldn't tell me.

35:04That you have a lot on your plate.

35:08We both do.

35:09Yeah, maybe I just haven't had my priorities straight.

35:18We can't afford a dining room table, let alone a wedding.

35:22I just hate that I can't give you everything that you want.

35:27Hey, I've already got everything that I need.

35:39Now tell me about this lark after dark concept one more time.

35:44Dark after dark, it's perfect.

35:49It's just like you.

35:53Oh, ow.

36:02Hey, look.

36:03Just, ow.

36:04Okay.

36:05Look at the stars, but I only see your eyes.

36:10Brightest red in the sunset.

36:14Those sun and ice with you lying there on your bed.

36:19Everywhere I go, wherever I stay, I'm always reminded of you every day.

36:27No matter the distance, it won't ever change since you're mine.

36:34Everything, everywhere, always.

36:38Love till it hurts, till my heart aches.

36:43The light in my world on my dark days.

36:47For always, you'll be mine.

36:52Everything, everywhere, always.

37:01Hey.

37:02We thought you could use some help.

37:05You didn't need to skip practice.

37:07Ah, no problem.

37:10I wanted to.

37:11Besides, what were you gonna do?

37:13Wait for Cole?

37:15He's not exactly the poster child of dependability.

37:19Back her up.

37:20Easy.

37:22Easy, easy.

37:24A little more.

37:26Alex, you keep talking to me like I'm one of the horses you're gonna be walking home.

37:32Okay, stop.

37:34Hey.

37:35Hey, how was the game?

37:36Um, brutal.

37:38Yeah, as games with nine-year-olds are.

37:41Oh, no, she was fine about the game.

37:43It's just Cole never showed up.

37:45What?

37:47He's been practicing with her for weeks.

37:49I know.

37:50And I tried calling him a bunch of times, but he didn't pick up.

37:52Oh.

37:53She was so upset.

37:54Well, yeah, of course she is.

37:57I just don't know what's gotten into him lately.

38:01Where are the boys?

38:02Oh, they're, uh, they're out at the barn.

38:04Stan came by.

38:05I dropped off that pesticide, so I'm just having them stack it up.

38:08Oh, that was nice of him.

38:09We should probably send him a thank you.

38:12Hmm.

38:14Listen, you were right.

38:17I can't keep donating my time and services.

38:19Eh, that was grouchy.

38:22What I should have said was that you're the best vet in town.

38:25And you deserve to be compensated fairly.

38:29Preferably in money.

38:34How bad is it?

38:37It's, um...

38:38Some.

38:51Plus, we've got the equipment, the fuel, the maintenance, the ranch.

38:53It's just...

38:55We're 11 and plus Jackie now.

38:57So that's 12 miles to feed.

38:59I generally don't know what we're gonna do.

39:01Parker, I can explain.

39:02No!

39:03You promised you were gonna be there, and you weren't.

39:04You're a liar.

39:05Isn't it true that everybody bends the rules in the name of love?

39:34Give me something new

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