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00:01:12This book is the truth.
00:01:14This book is the answers.
00:01:16It is the word of God.
00:01:18It can help you find what you seek.
00:01:21This book, my friends, speak to me and repent.
00:01:26Come to the...
00:01:26Fill a man of faith.
00:01:28Indeed.
00:01:29Maybe you can help me find what I'm looking for.
00:01:32Depends on what you seek.
00:01:34I'm trying to find my daughter.
00:01:36Lost to me when she was eight years old.
00:01:40Tell me, where do people live around here?
00:01:43No one lives down here.
00:01:45They live in the hills.
00:01:48Hills.
00:01:49Up there.
00:02:05Good souls walk among us.
00:02:08Good souls, my friends.
00:02:09Repent.
00:02:10Repent.
00:02:33How have you been doing?
00:02:35Hey.
00:02:36Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:02:38I didn't know you were with a client.
00:02:39Oh, it's okay.
00:02:40We're still waiting for her husband to come.
00:02:41We just want to swing by real fast and say thank you.
00:02:43We brought you a gift.
00:02:44What did you bring me?
00:02:45Assorted cookies.
00:02:47Mark, you know I specialize in addiction.
00:02:49Are you trying to make me relapse?
00:02:49Absolutely not.
00:02:51We just want to say thank you so much for sponsoring the play.
00:02:53The kids hugely appreciate it.
00:02:55Those kids deserve it.
00:02:56They do.
00:02:57So we want to say thank you and that's it.
00:02:59We'll get out of your hair.
00:03:00Thank you very much.
00:03:01Appreciate it.
00:03:02Nice meeting you.
00:03:04When you're doing that, it seems like it's a whole bigger deal.
00:03:06And it's not.
00:03:07It's literally just the exact same thing.
00:03:10A hundred percent.
00:03:11Hey.
00:03:12Hey.
00:03:13How are you?
00:03:13You look good.
00:03:14Likewise.
00:03:15Sorry not to be rude.
00:03:16Of course.
00:03:17Yeah.
00:03:17No, of course.
00:03:18Good to see you.
00:03:19Good to see you.
00:03:20Yeah, that's her husband.
00:03:28Jamie, how are you doing?
00:03:30Come on in.
00:03:36Sorry, I'm late.
00:03:37I got...
00:03:38I have to put work.
00:03:39That's okay.
00:03:40Thanks for coming.
00:03:42Can I interest you in a cookie?
00:03:43No.
00:03:44No thanks.
00:03:45So, before you got here, Nora filled me in a little bit on some of the issues you've
00:03:49been dealing with.
00:03:51Okay.
00:03:54So, I guess what I'm saying is it's not easy to admit when you're having problems.
00:04:01It's actually easier to pretend everything's fine.
00:04:05I've been dead for a long time.
00:04:07How do you feel sitting here right now?
00:04:09Right, I guess.
00:04:11Nervous.
00:04:12That's normal.
00:04:14However, even admitting there are problems, I think that what you're wanting to do is really
00:04:20something that shouldn't be taken lightly.
00:04:22Why not?
00:04:22Why not?
00:04:24It's been a long time coming.
00:04:26Can I ask, how long have you two been married?
00:04:2916 years.
00:04:3117.
00:04:3417.
00:04:35Oh.
00:04:36We got married when we were really young.
00:04:38That's a long time.
00:04:39It's hard to keep things fresh for that long.
00:04:41David.
00:04:43Jamie, remind me what you do for a living?
00:04:45Depends when you ask him.
00:04:48I'm an entrepreneur.
00:04:50So, you own a business?
00:04:53Found a few over the years.
00:04:56None of them really panned out, but...
00:04:58About a year ago, I bought a restaurant.
00:05:01A bar.
00:05:03It was both.
00:05:04Yeah.
00:05:06Okay, on the phone, you said things really came to a head about a year ago.
00:05:11Is that because of the bar?
00:05:13Did you go over your script?
00:05:17Nelan, your audition's today, right?
00:05:18Uh, yeah.
00:05:21Well, aren't you excited?
00:05:23What's a land form?
00:05:25Uh, it's kind of like how the land is formed.
00:05:28I don't know.
00:05:29What is that?
00:05:29So, is Ireland a peninsula, an island, or a continent?
00:05:35We have to do this theme dance thing.
00:05:37You do know that we're Irish.
00:05:39That's why I picked it.
00:05:42So, what is it?
00:05:43I don't know, but we have to go.
00:05:44All right, I've washed your ballet shoes.
00:05:46I've put them in your backpack.
00:05:47And, guys, Dad's picking you up from school today.
00:05:51If something happens with his schedule, I'll be there.
00:05:55Plan B.
00:05:56Always gotta have a plan B.
00:05:58All right, are we ready?
00:05:59Yep.
00:06:00Yes.
00:06:01So...
00:06:03Okay.
00:06:05See you later.
00:06:07Hey, Doug.
00:06:07Good morning, buddy.
00:06:08How you doing?
00:06:10Good morning.
00:06:11How are we?
00:06:12Good morning.
00:06:12I took the liberty to print out your itinerary.
00:06:15Oh, yes.
00:06:16Auditions today.
00:06:17I love that.
00:06:19Yeah.
00:06:19This is gonna be fun.
00:06:22All right, everybody.
00:06:24It's the real deal today.
00:06:26Are you all ready?
00:06:28Yeah!
00:06:29Okay.
00:06:30Nice to see everybody.
00:06:32Now, listen.
00:06:33This is very important.
00:06:35Own your audition.
00:06:37Okay?
00:06:38This stage is yours.
00:06:40Let's make some art.
00:06:41And understand this.
00:06:42We're on your side.
00:06:43Okay?
00:06:43So we're rooting for you.
00:06:45So relax.
00:06:46Have fun.
00:06:48And let's clear the stage.
00:06:52All right.
00:06:53Our first audition, Sammy.
00:06:57There's more to a woman than her flutter kick.
00:06:59Our kingdom needs a queen.
00:07:01Well done, Sammy.
00:07:03Good job.
00:07:05Very nice.
00:07:07All right.
00:07:08Next up is Taylor.
00:07:13I just need to get out of here.
00:07:15And go walk on the same ground he is.
00:07:19Wraithing the very same air.
00:07:21Only my father would understand.
00:07:25Very good, Taylor.
00:07:27Very good.
00:07:28Good emoting.
00:07:31Uh, Neelan, you're up.
00:07:42Take your time.
00:07:52You got it.
00:07:58Uh, all right.
00:07:59Let's, uh, let's take a break, everybody.
00:08:02So just, just five minutes, ten minute break.
00:08:04Take ten minutes.
00:08:05Be right back.
00:08:06Just go check, check on Neelan real quick.
00:08:08Just keep practicing, guys.
00:08:10Okay?
00:08:11Good job.
00:08:13Was it nerves?
00:08:13Is that why he ran off?
00:08:15I think so.
00:08:16He put a lot of pressure on himself to get the lead.
00:08:19How serious is he about acting?
00:08:21Real serious.
00:08:22He says this is what he wants to do.
00:08:25Nora, remind me what you do.
00:08:26I'm a real estate agent.
00:08:28Do you like it?
00:08:29Yeah, I do.
00:08:31It was definitely helpful to have another income when Jamie's business was struggling.
00:08:36Well, which one?
00:08:37And I had enough time to juggle around the kids' schedules, which was necessary.
00:08:44The tile is amazing.
00:08:48Um, no, these aren't really a good fit.
00:08:50This one.
00:08:51You were talking about school?
00:08:53Yes.
00:08:54Yep.
00:08:54This one has an amazing private school.
00:08:56Like, three blocks down, my kids go there.
00:08:58They have an amazing performing arts program as well.
00:09:01And then, I think we've got time to see three today, so...
00:09:04Oh, thank you, Sherry.
00:09:08I love it here.
00:09:09She's so sweet.
00:09:10So, uh, how long have you actually been selling real estate?
00:09:14About ten years now, actually.
00:09:16I love the flexibility of it.
00:09:17I've got two kids at home, so...
00:09:19That's so nice.
00:09:20Are you married?
00:09:23Um, yes, I am.
00:09:25All right, if we just move on right here.
00:09:27Number one, if you would like to take that one.
00:09:30Uh, number two.
00:09:32And we'll also go see this one.
00:09:34It's a wild card, but why not?
00:09:35We've got time.
00:09:37All right, guys.
00:09:38Let's get going.
00:09:38Take our coffees on the road.
00:09:50Hey, welcome in.
00:09:52What can I get started for you?
00:09:55Uh, espresso?
00:09:56All right.
00:09:56Do you want a single or a double?
00:09:59Single.
00:10:01All right.
00:10:03Oh, yeah.
00:10:07If you, um, have a credit card, I can do tap and go.
00:10:14There you go.
00:10:17Can I get a name for that?
00:10:18Uh, Oisin Quain.
00:10:23One more time.
00:10:26Oisin Quain.
00:10:29O-shh-ayne?
00:10:32O-shh-ayne?
00:10:44O-shh-ayne?
00:10:46O-shh-ayne?
00:10:49O-shh-ayne?
00:10:50O-shh-ayne?
00:10:51God love ya.
00:10:51All right.
00:10:52That'll be on in just a second.
00:11:03O-shh-ayne?
00:11:06O-shh-ayne?
00:11:07Espresso.
00:11:10And a paper coat.
00:11:13Yep.
00:11:15Enjoy.
00:11:31Good afternoon.
00:11:33I saw your hand.
00:11:34I wanted to say.
00:11:48I wanted to have an application.
00:11:49I wanted to say.
00:11:51I wanted to say.
00:11:54Bye.
00:11:58Bye.
00:12:18This is our beer list.
00:12:20and cocktails are in the back.
00:12:21Uh, do you have Guinness?
00:12:24Yes, sir.
00:12:25I'll take a pint.
00:12:26You got it.
00:12:29Whoa, whoa.
00:12:30Is there something wrong?
00:12:31You don't have a proper tulip glass.
00:12:33You know, the pour of a Guinness is just as important
00:12:36as to the taste of the beer.
00:12:37It has to be a two-part pour.
00:12:39The first to settle,
00:12:41and the second to top it off.
00:12:44Can you teach me?
00:12:47First,
00:12:49take the glass under the top
00:12:50at a 45-degree angle.
00:12:52If you pour straight on,
00:12:54the Guinness will froth
00:12:55and the taste of the beer will be bruised.
00:12:57Now, you pour the Guinness slowly,
00:13:00right on the edge.
00:13:01Fill it up
00:13:03until it reaches the edge of the tulip bulb.
00:13:05Then, we let it set.
00:13:09We'll give it a moment.
00:13:11Now, this is where we're building
00:13:13that beautiful, black, mass of velvety beer.
00:13:18Now, after that,
00:13:19we take it, put it under the top,
00:13:22and more slowly this time,
00:13:24pour directly into the middle.
00:13:26This is where we construct
00:13:27that beautiful foam.
00:13:32And that's a perfect pint.
00:13:35Below,
00:13:36a stout, dark ale.
00:13:38On top,
00:13:40the creamy white foam
00:13:41just above the pint of glass.
00:13:44Perfect.
00:13:46That's the art of beer.
00:13:48The art of beer.
00:13:52Jamie, owner here.
00:13:54Nice to meet you.
00:13:56We're Sheen Queen.
00:13:56Nice to meet you.
00:13:58It's this selection.
00:13:59That's all you got here.
00:14:01There's something wrong with that?
00:14:02Well,
00:14:03others and Guinness,
00:14:04it's rubbish.
00:14:06I mean,
00:14:07Bud Light.
00:14:08Really.
00:14:09Are you some sort of beer maker?
00:14:12Brewmaster.
00:14:13They've worked for over a dozen breweries in Ireland,
00:14:15including the Guinness family.
00:14:19Well,
00:14:20what would you want to see up there?
00:14:23Well, I'd like to see your bros.
00:14:25We'd like to see your creations.
00:14:27It's just what we get when we get them.
00:14:29You're telling me,
00:14:31you don't brew your own ale in your own pub.
00:14:33What's all this equipment you got back there?
00:14:36I literally just bought the place like a month ago.
00:14:38I don't know how those things even work.
00:14:42Do you want to go,
00:14:43do you want to go see them?
00:14:44Aye, of course.
00:14:49You can't tell this and you're serving Bud Light.
00:14:52I mean,
00:14:53they came into place.
00:14:53I don't know what they do.
00:14:55I just know they brew beer.
00:14:56Boil kettles.
00:14:58And the brew comes out of them.
00:15:02You've,
00:15:02you've got everything here.
00:15:06Yeah.
00:15:08I'll tell you what,
00:15:09Mr. Jamie.
00:15:10I will come here
00:15:12and brew you the finest beer in town.
00:15:14Then,
00:15:15you'll be a real brewpub.
00:15:17Well,
00:15:18we were actually thinking of changing the name to Tap House.
00:15:20No,
00:15:21it's a brewery.
00:15:23So keep it brewery.
00:15:27I like that.
00:15:30What are we talking money-wise?
00:15:34I need,
00:15:38I need two meals a day,
00:15:40$45 a week,
00:15:41and 10% of every pint I brew.
00:15:45$45?
00:15:46And 10% of every pint I brew.
00:15:54Got yourself a deal.
00:15:57You hired him on the spot.
00:15:59That's a lot of trust for someone you just met.
00:16:02Trust me,
00:16:02I know.
00:16:03It sounds crazy.
00:16:04That's one way to put it.
00:16:05Back then,
00:16:06I didn't know what I was doing with the restaurant.
00:16:09Bar.
00:16:11But,
00:16:12I don't know.
00:16:12It just felt right.
00:16:15I don't know.
00:16:15I can't describe it.
00:16:17Sounds like faith.
00:16:19Sure.
00:16:20Faith.
00:16:21So it sounds like he was going to make a difference?
00:16:25I'd hoped.
00:16:27What about at home?
00:16:30I was still struggling.
00:16:33Jamie was gone a lot,
00:16:34and this felt like just another pipe dream.
00:16:37I just wanted him home more.
00:16:39And I hated that it was a bar.
00:16:43Hey guys,
00:16:44how was school?
00:16:45Hey.
00:16:46It was good.
00:16:47It was good?
00:16:47Yeah?
00:16:48Where's dad?
00:16:49Oh,
00:16:50I'm sorry.
00:16:51He got stuck at the restaurant.
00:16:52He's going to come over later though,
00:16:54and took you guys in.
00:16:56What was your audition?
00:16:57Uh,
00:16:58it was good.
00:16:58You nailed it,
00:16:59didn't you?
00:17:00Yeah.
00:17:00Let's go celebrate then.
00:17:02Yeah,
00:17:04whatever.
00:17:11Do you need me?
00:17:13No.
00:17:16In Ireland we have a saying,
00:17:18the well-fed do not understand the lean.
00:17:22You've got to share the work.
00:17:25Sound like my wife.
00:17:30Shoot,
00:17:31I've got to go.
00:17:32I'll take this.
00:17:32I'll take it.
00:17:34Mr. Jamie,
00:17:36do you mind if we take this glass with me?
00:17:38I'm going to do shots?
00:17:40No.
00:17:42Yeah,
00:17:42sure.
00:17:42Take it whatever you want.
00:17:43Thank you for your help.
00:17:45If we take what Pastor John said last week,
00:17:48and actually apply it,
00:17:50we know that forgiveness is required by all believers.
00:17:55Well,
00:17:55that is a tough one sometimes.
00:17:56Get this.
00:17:57The latest on the Jamie situation.
00:18:00He bought a restaurant.
00:18:02What kind of restaurant?
00:18:04A restaurant with the room out back,
00:18:06with all of these big tanks in there.
00:18:08Like a brewery?
00:18:10A brewery.
00:18:12Does he even know how to brew beer?
00:18:13No.
00:18:14The only thing Jamie knows about beer is how to drink it.
00:18:16Oh.
00:18:18Grace,
00:18:19anything?
00:18:20Listen,
00:18:20forgiveness is hard.
00:18:21It's something we should do.
00:18:23Just like we should eat our fruits and vegetables.
00:18:27I don't know about eating them,
00:18:28but I'm really good at drinking them.
00:18:30To forgiveness.
00:18:31Come on.
00:18:32Bring it in.
00:18:33Forgiveness.
00:18:34You don't like forgiveness?
00:18:36Not necessarily.
00:18:38Why?
00:18:41It just feels like,
00:18:43since we're told to forgive,
00:18:45somebody can do whatever they want to,
00:18:47and not make any changes.
00:18:49And then just ask for forgiveness.
00:18:51Did your kids forgive Jamie for not picking them up at school?
00:19:02Madison,
00:19:03you awake,
00:19:03baby?
00:19:14I just want to take a night.
00:19:16I love you.
00:19:18I love you.
00:20:09I think she's getting enough sleep.
00:20:14I'd say so.
00:20:15Hence, she was asleep.
00:20:24They don't have food at your restaurant?
00:20:28I do.
00:20:29I just don't have time to eat it.
00:20:31Well, it is Friday.
00:20:32The usual bar card will be there.
00:20:34You'll be there in the midst of it all.
00:20:37What is that supposed to mean?
00:20:40It's a bar.
00:20:41My husband opens up a bar and I'm supposed to be okay with that?
00:20:45It's a business.
00:20:46Yeah.
00:20:47Like the t-shirt stand or the pretzel shop or the bike repair store.
00:20:52Nora, stop.
00:20:56Please.
00:20:58I'm sorry.
00:21:01I just, I don't like it.
00:21:04It isn't what I want.
00:21:07I'm in it already.
00:21:08Let me get it up and running and I'll sell it.
00:21:11Okay.
00:21:27You won't ask me if I was staying over tonight.
00:21:30Well, are you?
00:21:33I'm not waiting up until 3am again.
00:21:36I'm exhausted.
00:21:37Let me help.
00:21:41You are the reason I'm exhausted.
00:21:52Maybe I'll swing over tomorrow and I'll pick the kids up and take them to a movie.
00:21:56Okay.
00:22:01I have to get back to the restaurant.
00:22:03Okay.
00:22:08I didn't want to admit it, but my drinking had been getting worse.
00:22:12Why do you think that was?
00:22:18I'm just lying to myself.
00:22:22I always said that everything that I did, all the businesses, was for my family.
00:22:29But selfishly, it was for me.
00:22:35What do you mean?
00:22:39I think I was just trying to prove to myself that I could build something.
00:22:46And that I had value.
00:22:50Every business that failed just proved that I did.
00:22:58And the drinking?
00:23:03Just ask.
00:23:10How's it going, boss?
00:23:11Thanks for coming.
00:23:12Yeah.
00:23:14Everything good here?
00:23:16I don't care.
00:23:17What's on, my guy?
00:23:26I don't care.
00:23:33Awesome.
00:23:33That's good.
00:23:34Do you want another beer?
00:23:35Yeah.
00:23:35Yeah.
00:23:46Good morning.
00:23:47Morning.
00:23:47What can I get you?
00:23:48I'm taking espresso.
00:23:50All right.
00:23:53Here you go.
00:23:55What was the name for that?
00:23:57Oisin.
00:24:00I-S-I-N.
00:24:06All right.
00:24:06That'll be out in just a minute.
00:24:22Oisin?
00:24:24Ah.
00:24:27You're me, darling.
00:24:33Mm-mm.
00:24:34Mm-mm.
00:24:44All right.
00:24:45All right.
00:24:48All right.
00:24:49I'm here.
00:24:51Okay.
00:24:52All right.
00:25:06Hi, Sherry.
00:25:06Hey, how's it going?
00:25:07Good, thank you.
00:25:08Oh, all ready for me?
00:25:09Thank you so much.
00:25:10Uh, oops.
00:25:12All right, here you go.
00:25:13Have a good day.
00:25:14See you tomorrow.
00:25:53Mr. Jamie.
00:25:55Mr. Jamie.
00:25:57Are you all right?
00:25:59Oh.
00:26:04Who's I?
00:26:06Who's she?
00:26:07Good evening.
00:26:10Give me a minute.
00:26:12Yes.
00:26:32Thanks for waking me up.
00:26:36Kitchen door was unlocked.
00:26:38I must have forgot.
00:26:41Big night?
00:26:43Think so.
00:26:48Do you live here, Mr. Jamie?
00:26:52No.
00:26:53I mean, I stay here a couple days a week, but wife's not real big on the new venture.
00:27:03Mr. Jamie, do you believe in God?
00:27:09Yeah, I believe in God.
00:27:11Go to church a couple days a week, actually.
00:27:13You know, God made this.
00:27:16How this?
00:27:17The hops, the hops, the barley, the grapes, the fermentation process.
00:27:27He made it so he couldn't enjoy it?
00:27:30No.
00:27:32He created it.
00:27:33Created it so he could enjoy it.
00:27:36No.
00:27:37Jesus was just a boy, probably a teenager.
00:27:41Him and his mother went to a wedding.
00:27:43Now, weddings, they're not like they are today.
00:27:46Back then, they were festivals, days long.
00:27:49Anyway, Mary, the mother of Jesus, knew that he was the Son of God, full of wonder and power.
00:27:57But about halfway through the festival, probably day two, they ran out of wine, the rail stuff.
00:28:05Now, that would be like you in the middle of your party here last night.
00:28:10Now, everyone was disappointed.
00:28:12So Mary, the mother of God, asks him to make wine.
00:28:18Now, imagine that.
00:28:21The first presentation to the world that he has got, turned in water into wine, so the party can keep
00:28:27going.
00:28:28And you know what he says to her?
00:28:30He says to her,
00:28:32Woman, what does this have to do with me?
00:28:41Do you have children, Mr. Jamie?
00:28:44Ah, yeah.
00:28:45Two.
00:28:46Boy and a girl.
00:28:47Just imagine.
00:28:48Listen, just imagine if they responded like that way to something you asked them.
00:28:54I'm very much like that.
00:28:55The point of the story is this.
00:28:58Jesus, God, chose wine as his first miracle.
00:29:06The key to his entire ministry.
00:29:09And he did this first, to please his mother, his family.
00:29:13And second, to please everyone else.
00:29:18Family always comes first, Mr. Jamie.
00:29:24My son actually has a basketball scrimmage this morning.
00:29:27Then you should go.
00:29:28Go, I'll take care of this.
00:29:30Who's going to open up the shop?
00:29:32Well, I'll have your staff open up the shop.
00:29:34Then I'm going to make beer.
00:29:39Sure.
00:30:02Go, I'll do that.
00:30:05Come on up.
00:30:18Could I get everyone together, please?
00:30:21Michael, Ashley, Shannon, Robbie, Lily.
00:30:27We open in 15 minutes, and Mr. Jamie is up for this family,
00:30:31so it's up to us to open, and open in excellence.
00:30:38What's so funny?
00:30:39Excellence in your hands?
00:30:41Of course.
00:30:43Everything we do should be in excellence.
00:30:46Hey, how many of you like your jobs here?
00:30:49Nice.
00:30:49Now, Arthur Guinness once told his employees
00:30:51their only job was to do everything in excellence.
00:30:56Everything.
00:30:57It's an excellence that we show our true character.
00:31:01Let's have a good day.
00:31:15Hey, Lily.
00:31:16Hey, girls.
00:31:16You're probably ready in just a second.
00:31:18Why don't you just take a seat?
00:31:19Okay.
00:31:30It was fast.
00:31:32Dad, what'd you get for me?
00:31:34Your favorite.
00:31:36What did we get you?
00:31:37Is it really your favorite?
00:31:39They wanted to go change before we head the door.
00:31:41Yeah.
00:31:42Oh, where's ballet today?
00:31:44It's good.
00:31:44Yeah, what did you guys do?
00:31:46I got somebody I want you guys to meet.
00:31:50Just hired an Irish guy.
00:31:52Back there working on the brewery,
00:31:53says he can turn it around.
00:31:55Get things working.
00:31:59Is that an Irish guy?
00:32:01Yeah, he looks so.
00:32:08Thank you, Lord.
00:32:10Thank you, Lord.
00:32:17He's not back there.
00:32:19Must have left for the day.
00:32:20What's his name?
00:32:22Ocean, Oysen, I don't know.
00:32:24It's Irish.
00:32:24Older guy?
00:32:26Yeah.
00:32:27You all right?
00:32:30Well, let's get this food in our bellies.
00:32:31Get to the park, shall we?
00:32:42You know, your height's an advantage for you in basketball.
00:32:47Yeah, I agree.
00:32:48It's weird being taller than all the other kids.
00:32:50Well, you know, if you work on your post game,
00:32:54a little power dribble right here,
00:32:57beat up on those kids all day.
00:32:59Yeah.
00:33:00Check ball.
00:33:03Dad, why do you sleep at the restaurant sometimes?
00:33:07It's a late night crowd, honey.
00:33:09I don't want to come home and disturb you guys.
00:33:11Are you and Mom getting a divorce?
00:33:13No, we're not getting a divorce.
00:33:14Why do you never wear your ring?
00:33:20Daddy's working on getting it fixed, okay?
00:33:23Can you not leave us at school
00:33:26and maybe be around a little more at night?
00:33:31I will.
00:33:32I promise.
00:33:33You know, if we say it,
00:33:36you better mean it.
00:33:37Oh, I mean it.
00:33:37Oh, you're going to do that?
00:33:38Come on.
00:33:42Power dribble.
00:33:44Boom.
00:33:44Right?
00:33:45Try.
00:33:49I don't move like it used to before the kids.
00:33:52We were just kids ourselves back then.
00:33:54No, I think this is the first time I've gotten out
00:33:56since we opened up the restaurant.
00:33:58Since you opened.
00:34:01It's our families.
00:34:02It's ours.
00:34:03It's not mine.
00:34:04This is just another case.
00:34:06Nora, you said yourself it was a good deal.
00:34:08We've got the building for next to nothing.
00:34:09I'll turn it around.
00:34:10Or it'll turn you around.
00:34:12I'm so smart.
00:34:19Hey.
00:34:20What's going on?
00:34:21I told you, Jimmy.
00:34:22I don't want to be around all of that.
00:34:31Well, this Irish guy, where did you find him?
00:34:36He didn't.
00:34:37He just showed up.
00:34:39And get this, he only wanted $45 a week.
00:34:42$45?
00:34:43Yeah.
00:34:46Odd.
00:34:47Hey, uh, I've got to go run some errands.
00:34:50Uh, can you drop the kids off and I'll walk home?
00:34:53Well, I have to get back to the restaurant at some point.
00:34:56Yep, you have to.
00:34:57Um, see you later.
00:35:04You guys were having a good time at the park.
00:35:06What made you want to leave?
00:35:08Um, there was something I'd been suspecting for a while.
00:35:14I could feel it.
00:35:16I, I had to go confirm it.
00:35:19I, I, I did not.
00:36:31Dad?
00:36:33What are you doing here?
00:36:48I came to find you.
00:36:51Did you find this place?
00:36:54I followed the bear and God did the rest.
00:36:58Gosh, you ruined your bear.
00:37:01How did you know?
00:37:03I guess it was God, but when Jamie said 45 a week, that's when I knew it was the best
00:37:11deal of all time.
00:37:16I think you told me that story a thousand times when I was younger.
00:37:20It was a 9,000-year lease for 45 a week.
00:37:24I guess that's why I'm in real estate.
00:37:28Come, sit.
00:37:30Sit.
00:37:40I saw your children.
00:37:42Beautiful.
00:37:45What are their names?
00:37:48There's Madison and, uh, Neelan.
00:37:56That's a good Irish name.
00:38:01Your husband is a kind man.
00:38:05He's a dreamer.
00:38:07Kind of like someone else I knew.
00:38:09Maura.
00:38:11I want you to know.
00:38:13I came here to find you.
00:38:15What's all this?
00:38:17I just can't explain it.
00:38:21Godden bear.
00:38:25I don't understand if it's too much, but it's been a long time.
00:38:29I mean, it is a bit much.
00:38:31I haven't seen you in over 20 years and you show up here in my husband's play restaurant.
00:38:37Something he knows nothing about and he sunk all of our savings into.
00:38:41Not to mention, I'm pretty sure he's on the path to becoming an alcoholic.
00:38:47I understand.
00:38:53How was lunch?
00:38:55Here.
00:38:56Aye.
00:38:57Here.
00:38:59Fine.
00:39:01Could be better.
00:39:03Well, yes.
00:39:05The food was bland and...
00:39:09You're doing it too.
00:39:11You're trying to rope me in like the rest of them.
00:39:14This is not a family project.
00:39:18I have a job.
00:39:20A really good one.
00:39:24Do you know, I was voted Las Vegas' best residential real estate agent for two years
00:39:29in a row?
00:39:31I do that.
00:39:32I help at church.
00:39:33I help with the community.
00:39:34I'm raising two kids basically on my own.
00:39:37And on top of that, my crazy husband goes and opens a tap house.
00:39:42Perhaps.
00:39:43Whatever.
00:39:45Whatever.
00:39:52It'll be alright.
00:39:56Just like that, I felt like everything was going to be okay.
00:40:00How does that happen?
00:40:02Dad power.
00:40:05Seriously.
00:40:06They just have a way of doing that.
00:40:09But you don't know my dad.
00:40:11He's just like Jamie.
00:40:14I remember when I was a little girl, he'd take me to these fields and we'd be walking
00:40:19around and he'd pick up these plants and beans and anything he could find on the ground, talking
00:40:25about how he's going to make the greatest beer in the world.
00:40:28So characters run in the family, huh?
00:40:31Apparently.
00:40:33Yeah.
00:40:34He was all about making.
00:40:36About creating.
00:40:37Just like Jamie.
00:40:39Just like you.
00:40:41Okay, you are no help.
00:40:43But I'm right.
00:40:46So, where is he now?
00:40:49I guess he's at the bar.
00:40:51Making beer.
00:40:53Making beer for your family.
00:40:55Making beer for Jamie.
00:40:57Where's Jamie?
00:40:59Oh, he's there.
00:41:01Have you told him?
00:41:03No.
00:41:04I told my dad not to tell him.
00:41:06I thought I better tell him myself.
00:41:09That's a good idea.
00:41:10I mean, I guess the kids don't know.
00:41:15Whew.
00:41:1620 years.
00:41:17It's been 20 years since you've seen him.
00:41:20I was just a little girl when my mom took me from Ireland.
00:41:23My dad said he would never come to America.
00:41:26Yeah, here he is.
00:41:28Of all the gin joints in all of the towns.
00:41:32What are you going to do?
00:41:33I don't know.
00:41:36I have an idea.
00:41:37I don't like your ideas.
00:41:39Good one.
00:41:41You should invite him to church tomorrow.
00:41:43This is a place that you don't have to talk.
00:41:45Someone else is doing that.
00:41:46And you can sit with the family and feel the moment.
00:41:52Feel the moment?
00:41:53Feel the moment.
00:41:55Why don't you text him?
00:41:56Invite him.
00:41:57You think I should?
00:41:59Yeah.
00:41:59It's time.
00:42:01Come on.
00:42:03I don't even think he has a phone.
00:42:05Of course not.
00:42:06I don't even know where he's staying.
00:42:07I know nothing.
00:42:09It's easy.
00:42:10Text Jamie.
00:42:10Have him invite O'Shane.
00:42:12O'Shane?
00:42:13Is that his name?
00:42:15O'Sheen.
00:42:16O'Sheen?
00:42:17Okay.
00:42:17That's a weird name.
00:42:18Old Irish name.
00:42:20Text him.
00:42:21Come on.
00:42:22I really think I should.
00:42:24I do.
00:42:24You're not inviting a guy out on a date.
00:42:26It's your father.
00:42:27Alright?
00:42:27Send the text or I will.
00:42:29Okay.
00:42:30Why am I nervous?
00:42:31I don't know.
00:42:32No, because it's been 20 years.
00:42:34I want more coffee.
00:42:35Hurry up.
00:42:35Okay, send.
00:42:36Okay.
00:42:38Coffee.
00:42:38Okay.
00:42:39Yeah.
00:42:39Can you go get one?
00:42:40I need some.
00:42:42Want me to get?
00:42:42Yes.
00:42:44Yeah.
00:42:48You tell me to smoke to get up.
00:42:50It was me.
00:42:51Our taping bunny is here.
00:42:55Last trip, okay?
00:42:56Sure.
00:42:57Yeah.
00:42:57It's been a long day.
00:42:58Last trip.
00:42:59Yeah, of course.
00:43:00Good night.
00:43:18Hey.
00:43:20My wife just texted me.
00:43:22He wants to know if you want to come to church with us tomorrow.
00:43:25Hey.
00:43:26Yeah.
00:43:26I told her about you.
00:43:28Well, of course.
00:43:33Jamie special?
00:43:45You know, there are two types of drinkers in the world.
00:43:50The certain and the uncertain.
00:43:55Those that know are certain that they'll have only one drink.
00:43:59Maybe two.
00:44:01Drink at a ballpark.
00:44:02Gloss of wine with dinner.
00:44:05But with the uncertain, it could be one drink or it could be 20 drinks.
00:44:11It's the 20 drinks that'll get you.
00:44:13It's the 20 drinks that'll get you.
00:44:13And those who are in the uncertain category should just not drink.
00:44:21I could have just one drink.
00:44:23I believe you.
00:44:25But you could also have more.
00:44:34You said yourself that alcohol wasn't bad.
00:44:37Jesus created it.
00:44:38I did.
00:44:39I did.
00:44:40And I stand by that.
00:44:42What's that?
00:44:46Picture, if you will.
00:44:49A young man sitting in a large cathedral in Dublin with his wife and daughter.
00:44:56She was a young entrepreneur named Arthur Guinness.
00:45:00And he was a brewer.
00:45:04Now, back then, people didn't understand the germs and viruses and microorganisms.
00:45:10Well, they would put over and they would put their sewage and their garbage in the same
00:45:15water that they drank from.
00:45:16And of course, people got sick.
00:45:18People started dying.
00:45:19So they started avoiding water altogether.
00:45:21And they turned to only drinking alcoholic beverages.
00:45:26Well, sometimes it wasn't too bad.
00:45:28You know, well, it was well.
00:45:30But sometimes they were given to excess.
00:45:35And drunkenness was all the rage.
00:45:38This is what the historians call the gin craze.
00:45:42Back in 1689, the Irish government forbid the importation of old liquor.
00:45:49So, of course, people started making their own.
00:45:52The temptation was too great.
00:45:54Now, back in Dublin, every sixth house was a gin house with a sign in the window that said,
00:46:00drunk for a penny, dead drunk for tuppence, and clean straw for nothing.
00:46:08But it was a terrible time of crime and poverty.
00:46:15Now, inside Arthur Guinness was a devout Christian.
00:46:20Now, he was there under the patience of John Wesley.
00:46:23He used to say, earn all you can.
00:46:28Save all you can.
00:46:30Give all you can.
00:46:33So Arthur Guinness, he saw there was a need.
00:46:36And he created a drink that was less potent than the alcoholic beverages.
00:46:42He took the teachers of Christ, the teachers of God, and he put it into his business.
00:46:47So, Guinness, it's not just about beer.
00:46:52Guinness is about what God can do.
00:46:55And someone is willing to do something noble and good in the world.
00:47:02So, if you have your Bibles this morning, open, if you would, to Matthew chapter 25.
00:47:07This is the most important time of Jesus' ministry.
00:47:12This is the time when he faced the very purpose of why God sent him to this earth,
00:47:19the incarnate Christ, to come to save mankind from their sins.
00:47:26Alright, kids, clear that off for me and we'll get set up for lunch.
00:47:35Oh, did you paint that, my dear?
00:47:37Yeah, it's from my friend Tenley.
00:47:40Oh, it's beautiful.
00:47:41Reminds you of the Castle Leap in Ireland?
00:47:44They have castles in Ireland?
00:47:45Aye.
00:47:46And it's haunted.
00:47:49That's the castle where Halloween comes from.
00:47:52Would you like to hear the tale?
00:47:54Yeah.
00:47:57Many years ago, back in Ireland, there was a feller named Jack.
00:48:01Jack is not a good man.
00:48:04No.
00:48:05In fact, God didn't allow him into heaven for him being so bad.
00:48:09So he's nowhere left to go.
00:48:12Jack was left to wander Ireland freely.
00:48:14The people were frightened of him.
00:48:16So, they would take candles and light them and place them inside pumpkins to scare away Jack.
00:48:24And that is why we have Jack-o-lanterns.
00:48:28To scare away the ghost of Jack.
00:48:32Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
00:48:33Dad!
00:48:34Dad?
00:48:36Uh, kids, um, I told you to clear that up already.
00:48:39Go wash your hands for lunch.
00:48:40Quickly.
00:48:41Yeah.
00:48:42Now, thank you.
00:48:47Why did you just call him Dad?
00:48:52Because, this is my dad.
00:48:55When were you going to tell me?
00:48:57I just found out he was here.
00:48:59Ah, hi.
00:49:00Uh, I came here to find her.
00:49:05Yes, my daughter.
00:49:08But when I found your place, well, it's just nothing less than divine intervention as we've come to define it.
00:49:15So, you two have talked?
00:49:18Well, when were you going to tell me?
00:49:20Don't over-dramatize this, Jamie.
00:49:23No way, I...
00:49:25Do the kids know?
00:49:26Well, I suspect they've got a clue now.
00:49:28Hey, kids!
00:49:30This is Grandpa Guinness.
00:49:33How about your grandpa?
00:49:35Grandpa Queen.
00:49:37Have you ever met a princess?
00:49:38Do you live in a castle?
00:49:39I do.
00:49:40Does it rain a lot there?
00:49:41It ain't, it ain't.
00:49:42Come and sit down, please.
00:49:46Oh, my gosh.
00:49:47I should have...
00:49:48I should have known.
00:49:49Your maiden name is Quinn.
00:49:51And the pocket watch.
00:49:52It just...
00:49:53It all makes sense now.
00:49:54What watch?
00:50:04I remember when I gave you this when I was little, just before we left.
00:50:10You kept this the whole time?
00:50:14It's been with me every day.
00:50:20Guys, this is a very special day.
00:50:22I have my dad and my children, our children, have their grandpa here.
00:50:31So, Dad, would you like to say a blessing?
00:50:35Oh.
00:50:37I mean, now you'd be honoured, but it's not my home.
00:50:47Shall we?
00:50:56Dear Heavenly Father,
00:51:00I just want to thank you.
00:51:06Thank you for my wife.
00:51:11And this new experience we're about to go on together.
00:51:16One that we need.
00:51:23And I want to thank you
00:51:27for my kids
00:51:32and Grandpa Quinn.
00:51:35And most importantly,
00:51:36I want to thank you for this food that you provided to us
00:51:38and use it to nourish our bodies.
00:51:41In Jesus' name we pray.
00:51:43Amen.
00:51:44Amen.
00:51:45Amen.
00:51:48Nora.
00:51:49This is delicious.
00:51:51You just whipped this up.
00:51:54She's such a good cook.
00:51:55You wouldn't even know that those were leftovers.
00:51:57I've actually been trying to give her
00:51:58to give me a couple recipes for the restaurant.
00:52:00Can we not talk about the restaurant right now, please?
00:52:03Well, why not?
00:52:04Maybe it's something that we could all do as a family.
00:52:07As a family?
00:52:08What, I cook the food, you make the beer,
00:52:11the kids can wait tables and wash the dishes,
00:52:14and you can sit at the bar?
00:52:19I'm sorry.
00:52:23I could wait tables.
00:52:26Yeah, I could do the dishes.
00:52:29Love that machine.
00:52:30You'd really want to do that?
00:52:32Yes.
00:52:44Okay.
00:52:45We can help.
00:52:47I can do my real estate during the day,
00:52:50but I still want them going to their summer arts programs.
00:52:53Are we serious?
00:52:57Yeah.
00:53:00But there's one stipulation.
00:53:03Name it.
00:53:04We have to close every night by 10 p.m.
00:53:09We'll miss the bar crowd.
00:53:12We'll miss the bar crowd,
00:53:13or you'll miss the bar crowd.
00:53:18Think about it.
00:53:19That's my one stipulation.
00:53:21That way, you're home every night,
00:53:24here with us.
00:53:31Yeah.
00:53:33Yeah?
00:53:34Yeah.
00:53:37Yeah.
00:53:40I mean, I was obviously shocked to find out that O'Shane was her father.
00:53:46I could imagine that's overwhelming for both of you.
00:53:49Yeah, it was surprising.
00:53:52But I couldn't help believe what he said.
00:53:54That God had showed him the way.
00:53:56And we were so busy at that point,
00:53:57it just felt like the new normal.
00:53:59And I got to spend more time with the kids,
00:54:01and everything just started to get better.
00:54:22Oh, hey, Robbie.
00:54:23Yeah?
00:54:23It might be tomorrow to change the sign outside
00:54:25to closing at 10 p.m., right?
00:54:2610 p.m., gotcha.
00:54:27Nice.
00:54:36Put it over here.
00:54:37You've got to pull it down.
00:54:45I'll see you next time.
00:54:54I'll see you next time.
00:55:12You've been working really hard at this, Madison.
00:55:15Grand opening?
00:55:15My daddy's opening a restaurant.
00:55:17That's exciting.
00:55:27There you go.
00:55:46There you go.
00:55:47I suggest this is a little stalker.
00:55:49Whoa!
00:55:55Whoa!
00:55:57Whoa!
00:55:59Whoa!
00:56:11So funny.
00:56:13And then it's different.
00:56:19Where am I going to find her?
00:56:21A girl who's as carefree and alive as to see itself.
00:56:25Where?
00:56:37Okay, no running.
00:56:39You don't have to run.
00:56:42That was a good day.
00:56:43It was absolutely an amazing day.
00:56:46It was absolutely an amazing day.
00:56:47So anyway, that's Jamie Nealon.
00:56:51Oh, yeah.
00:56:51Yeah.
00:56:52Hey, hi.
00:56:53You're Nealon and Madison's dad, right?
00:56:54Yeah, Jamie.
00:56:55Yeah, I'm Mark.
00:56:56I'm the principal here.
00:56:57Nice to meet you.
00:56:57Great to finally meet you.
00:56:59Your kids are fantastic.
00:57:01Your son, in particular, is really coming out of his shell, so to speak.
00:57:06He's a natural.
00:57:07He is.
00:57:07He is amazing.
00:57:08Hi.
00:57:08How are you?
00:57:09How are you doing?
00:57:10Curie spoke to Nora?
00:57:11Yes, I did.
00:57:11So we're having a grand opening at the brewery on Monday.
00:57:14I'd love to have you guys show up.
00:57:15Oh.
00:57:16Gotta go out.
00:57:17Yes.
00:57:17Ha ha.
00:57:18Ha ha.
00:57:19Come here.
00:57:19Brewery.
00:57:20Yes.
00:57:21I don't drink it.
00:57:23I do.
00:57:24Ha ha ha.
00:57:25And his wife is an amazing cook.
00:57:27Oh.
00:57:28Well, I eat.
00:57:29I will definitely eat.
00:57:30That's good.
00:57:30Oh.
00:57:31Yeah, I know that.
00:57:32Jamie had been more present with the family, which I was grateful for, but I couldn't help
00:57:37but wait for the other shoe to drop.
00:57:39Like what?
00:57:41Well, he was still at the bar a lot.
00:57:44I didn't know if I could trust him yet.
00:57:47I had a lot of reason not to.
00:57:49Were you still drinking?
00:57:52I hadn't let myself admit that I had a problem.
00:57:57It's a tough habit to kick.
00:57:59Especially when you own a bar.
00:58:15Anywhere that I was like.
00:58:21Anywhere that I didn't drink.
00:58:21No.
00:58:24It's okay.
00:58:26All right, let's go.
00:58:27It's okay.
00:58:27Let's go.
00:58:27Let's go.
00:58:27Oh.
00:58:27Oh.
00:58:28Oh.
00:58:30Oh.
00:58:31Oh.
00:58:31Oh.
00:58:31Oh.
00:58:33Oh.
00:58:40Oh.
00:58:55Oh, I'm glad you're here. I wanted to show you the sale I've been working on. This is
00:59:01a Doppelbach beer. Back in the 18th century, Hollander monks from Germany used to brew
00:59:11this dark, heavy, malty beer called Doppelbach for Lent. You see, they weren't allowed to
00:59:18eat solid food for 40 days, and beer was the next best thing. This beer was so nutritious
00:59:24that it nourished them for the entire 40 days of the fast. And this is our version. It's
00:59:33quite tasty. Lent is a funny thing. It's kind of like our own personal sacrifice to God.
00:59:48We give up something, and in return, we show respect to our Creator. Made a friend back
00:59:53in Ireland. Brewmaster was a little too close to his own work, if you know what you mean.
01:00:01He gave up drinking his own brew for 40 days. He reversed it. And then he did another 40 days,
01:00:09and another, and another. Look at this. Ever wonder why beer is different colours?
01:00:19Never really crossed my mind, but sure.
01:00:24Beer, time, is colour.
01:00:29Beer. As the beer ages, it changes its appearance. Now in this glass are thousands of tiny little
01:00:37particles, yeast, hops, citrus. But after a while, all these unseen particles fall to the bottom
01:00:48of the glass. Never to be seen again. That's when the beer finds its true colour.
01:00:59Sometimes he wants to let things fall.
01:01:04Let's go home.
01:01:27I thought you were supposed to drink it.
01:01:29I love you, darling. Oh, well, all your taste buds are in your mouth, so no need to go down
01:01:35the hatch, as they say. Besides, getting to taste just right takes a lot to practice.
01:01:46That's gross.
01:01:48I agree.
01:01:51You really know what all this does?
01:01:53Aye.
01:01:55I'd better go. Mum doesn't like get here.
01:01:59Really?
01:02:02Well, why is that?
01:02:07Beer.
01:02:08Yuck.
01:02:09She says it's not good for you. Says Dad likes it, though.
01:02:16Do you like ice cream?
01:02:19Me too.
01:02:21Now tell me, have you ever had a whole tub of it?
01:02:24Or just a few scoops?
01:02:31You like working here?
01:02:33Yeah, it's cool. I hope my dad will let me keep my tips.
01:02:36I'm sure I will, my darling. I'm sure I will.
01:02:41You know, your dad is very proud of you. He told me that himself.
01:02:47That's cool.
01:02:50This place isn't just about beer, you know.
01:02:54No, it's about friends and family.
01:02:59People getting together to eat.
01:03:01But tell me, when you're going to a birthday party or going to some friends, you go out to eat,
01:03:08yeah?
01:03:09It's about food?
01:03:10Yeah.
01:03:11That's what this place is.
01:03:14In fact, my dear Madison, the Bible that we study in church talks a lot about people getting together and
01:03:21eating in places like this, eating and celebrating.
01:03:23And that's what your dad has created here.
01:03:28Hey, Dad.
01:03:29Hey.
01:03:30You helping Grandpa Q?
01:03:33Just Grandpa.
01:03:34I'm going to go say hi to Lily.
01:03:38She called me Grandpa.
01:03:41She called me Grandpa.
01:03:44So the Bible has places just like this, huh?
01:03:47Hey.
01:03:48Not just like this.
01:03:50Of course they ate.
01:03:51And they ate a lot.
01:03:53Jesus feeding the multitude.
01:03:55I find that hard to believe.
01:03:57Yes.
01:03:58Really.
01:03:59First you have the last supper.
01:04:01Then, after that, you go to the Feast of the Passover.
01:04:04The Feast of the Tabernacle.
01:04:05The Feast of the Tempest.
01:04:07The Feast of the First Fruits.
01:04:08The Feast of the-
01:04:10I get it.
01:04:11They ate a lot of food in the Bible.
01:04:13Hey.
01:04:14Good.
01:04:16Hey.
01:04:30Hey.
01:04:31Did you remember to re-ice the flounder in the walk-in?
01:04:36You know.
01:04:37I just sold a house to a guy that brings in fresh lobsters twice a week.
01:04:42I was thinking about adding a surf and tip or something to the menu for the grand opening.
01:04:48Sounds good.
01:04:50Hey.
01:04:51What's up?
01:04:57Someone offered me a drink tonight.
01:05:00I said no.
01:05:03Okay.
01:05:05I've just been thinking about quitting.
01:05:10Do you need to quit?
01:05:14I think so.
01:05:19Okay.
01:05:22Well, good.
01:05:24Quit.
01:05:29Do you know why I love you?
01:05:32Do you know why I love you?
01:05:37You are the hardest working man I know.
01:05:42You let nothing go.
01:05:44Nothing passes you by.
01:05:47Everything's an opportunity for you and nothing's negative.
01:05:51You're just like my dad.
01:05:56Successful.
01:05:58Driven.
01:05:59Creator.
01:06:00Yeah.
01:06:05I could go on.
01:06:07Please do.
01:06:08Dad.
01:06:08Yeah.
01:06:18It's just a...
01:06:21Dreamer.
01:06:27It's not enough that's realistic.
01:06:29Of course it's realistic.
01:06:32Look at what we've done together.
01:06:36My dad is here.
01:06:38Maddy's talking to you again.
01:06:40That in itself is her.
01:06:44Nealon looks up to you.
01:06:47I'm loving all of this.
01:06:50Our family is good.
01:06:54And you're the torch behind all of them.
01:06:58The torch.
01:07:22Good morning.
01:07:24Good morning.
01:07:27Could I show you something?
01:07:29Sure.
01:07:37Hey.
01:07:38I, uh...
01:07:39Just wanted to say I appreciate you for last night.
01:07:43Not really sure what I was thinking.
01:07:45Hey.
01:07:46Thinking is one thing.
01:07:48Doing is another.
01:07:50For a man, temptation is not a sin.
01:07:53It's a curse.
01:07:57Yeah.
01:07:59Hey.
01:07:59Do you think we're gonna have the new beers on tap by the weekend?
01:08:02I do.
01:08:04And you will have your own prisoner.
01:08:09Don't be the tug of the town.
01:08:12I'm so glad you came here.
01:08:14I am too.
01:08:18I am too.
01:08:23You know, uh...
01:08:25Cleaned out the scenario a thousand times.
01:08:28Reintroducing myself to Nora.
01:08:31I've never did a play out like this.
01:08:35You're the torch of this family.
01:08:39It's funny.
01:08:40Nora called me a torch last night.
01:08:44In Ireland, the torch represents the we.
01:08:46Foundation.
01:08:47You know, you're a Statue of Liberty.
01:08:50When it first came here, it was just a torch.
01:08:52This torch was built up around it.
01:08:54Everyone in Ireland knows that.
01:08:56Hmm.
01:08:57Must have missed that in history class.
01:09:00But...
01:09:01I like it.
01:09:03I am the torch.
01:09:05You're a good man, Jamie.
01:09:08And I'm happy that Nora's with you.
01:09:13Not perfect.
01:09:15One of us are.
01:09:17What do we struggle?
01:09:18We keep going.
01:09:20We pray to God to provide his divine way.
01:09:25Should we do that now?
01:09:27Of course.
01:09:36Sounds like you're in a really good place right now.
01:09:39We are.
01:09:40We've learned to trust that God knows what he's doing.
01:09:44Definitely.
01:09:45And O'Shea.
01:09:46Jamie, are you still sober?
01:09:50It's been nine months now.
01:09:53How's it been?
01:09:55Not easy.
01:09:58But, uh...
01:09:58Worth it.
01:10:01I'm really proud of him.
01:10:02You should be.
01:10:03And Jamie, you should be proud of Nora.
01:10:05Oh, I am.
01:10:08She's, uh...
01:10:09Put up with a lot over the years, and...
01:10:11Never gave up with me.
01:10:14Everything that we've conquered has been because of her.
01:10:17Even coming today, it was her idea.
01:10:20So, let's talk about what you're wanting to do.
01:10:22Renewing our vows?
01:10:23Yeah, what made you book a counseling session before doing that?
01:10:27Well, like we said, you know...
01:10:29Pretended like everything was okay for a long time, and...
01:10:32Things are good right now, but...
01:10:35We don't want to get back to that place again.
01:10:37I think that's really smart.
01:10:38Think of it like...
01:10:39A tune-up for your car.
01:10:42But make sure she doesn't trade in this old model for a new one.
01:10:45Don't worry, I like my car's vintage.
01:11:03Want to grab something to eat before you pick up the kits?
01:11:05What?
01:11:05Sure.
01:11:06But...
01:11:08First...
01:11:08I have something I'd like to give to you.
01:11:13Is that a...
01:11:14A torch?
01:11:16I thought you might like to wear something that symbolizes all of the sacrifices you've made for our family.
01:11:23Okay?
01:11:26I love you.
01:11:28I know.
01:11:29I know.
01:11:36I'll wait to see...
01:11:38Your golden smile...
01:11:43Feel of a thousand kisses...
01:11:47Oh, please stay a while...
01:11:50I reach up to hold your sunlit face
01:11:58Feels like a handful of silk now
01:12:02I'm in your warm embrace
01:12:06Oh, I hope this feeling lasts
01:12:11Till the oceans turn to glass
01:12:14And the world around us turns and fades to black
01:12:20Together we'll hold back the sun
01:12:24In this moment forever young
01:12:28Against the stream of time we'll run, baby
01:12:33We'll hold back the sun
01:12:36In this moment forever young
01:12:40Against the stream of time we'll run
01:12:44Baby, we'll hold back the sun
01:12:49In this moment forever
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