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[♪ Gregory Alan Isakov sings "San Luis"]
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[birdsong]
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[phone vibrates]
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♪ Weightlessness ♪
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♪ no gravity ♪
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[typing]
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♪ Were we somewhere in-between...
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Morning.
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Hey.
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♪ I'm a ghost of you
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Got some Jameson,
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if you want a little extra help
getting through this.
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Why not?
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Not every day
you go to your mom's will reading.
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Why do we have to
have a formal reading anyway?
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Feels like we're in that movie,
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you know, the one with the James Bond guy
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where he has that crazy Southern accent.
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Knives Out.
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Yeah, that one.
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Can't believe she's gone.
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Yeah, I know.
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♪ I'm a ghost of you...
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It didn't really feel real until today.
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♪ A bird's-eye view of San Luis...
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Yeah, well...
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...let's get this over with.
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Your pacing game is intense.
I almost can't look away.
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Why do I even have to be there?
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It's just how will readings are.
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I know, but surely, the lawyer
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can just send me
whatever Sue left me in the will.
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I mean, I loved Sue, I really did,
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but, I mean, let's face it,
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she probably left me
some hideous piece of driftwood art
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that I'm gonna hate-treasure
for the rest of my life.
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I don't want to see Sam.
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I know.
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I'm so embarrassed.
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You didn't do anything wrong.
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No, but I wanted to,
and I think he did, too.
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And if Delilah hadn't walked in...
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I mean, he has a girlfriend.
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He does.
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Why did I even go there? It's...
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Because this place has you all twisted.
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- Yeah.
- Look,
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you came back here for Sue, right?
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And it was really brave, knowing that
you were gonna have to face the past.
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You just have to do it for, like,
a little bit longer now.
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I hate that you're always right.
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I know, I know.
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But it's a burden that I'm happy to carry.
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It's gonna be so awkward.
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Absolutely, yeah.
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But as your friend and your lawyer,
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you can do this.
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- [door opens]
- [bright music playing]
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Thank you.
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Armor on.
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Okay? We're gonna face this.
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Hang on, why are you
in your lawyer outfit?
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You think I'm gonna let you
face the Florek boys alone?
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Absolutely not.
Friend and lawyer on the job.
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[door opens]
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I'm sorry we're meeting
under these circumstances.
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Sue was quite a woman,
and we all miss her.
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- Thank you.
- How long is this gonna take?
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Um, not long.
We're just waiting for one more person.
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Who else would Mom put in her will?
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- [door opens]
- Ah.
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Lovely. Let's get started.
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- [Charlie] What the hell?
- I'm-I'm as confused
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- as you all are.
- Who are you?
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I'm Chantal. I'm Percy's lawyer.
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We haven't had the pleasure,
but you must be Sam?
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You brought a lawyer
to my mom's will reading?
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What the hell's going on?
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Ms. Fraser, there was no need
to bring outside representation.
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Why are they even here?
Do we need a lawyer?
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Technically, that's me. For the estate.
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No, no, no. No one needs a lawyer.
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This is my friend,
who also happens to be a lawyer,
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who's here strictly for moral support,
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- I promise.
- [Chantal] A-Although I reserve the right
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to move from friend to lawyer
on a case-by-case basis.
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Okay, okay, sit down, please.
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Just be brave a little longer.
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[tense music playing]
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All right, then.
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Now that we're all here, let's begin.
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Sue's will was fairly straightforward,
so this should be quick.
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The entirety of Sue Florek's estate
will be split evenly
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between her two sons, Charlie and Sam,
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with one exception.
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The Tavern and all of its contents
will be left solely to
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Persephone Fraser.
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- Holy shit.
- Are you fucking kidding me?
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No.
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I... I-I... I don't understand.
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Are you sure?
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This has-this has to be a mistake.
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No, exactly.
Why the hell would she do that?
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No mistake. Sue updated her will in 2021
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to include this provision.
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I added it myself.
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[scoffs]
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These belong to you now.
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Un-fucking-believable.
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Sam, Sam, I-I had no idea.
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I swear. I d-I don't want it, I promise.
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As your lawyer,
I advise you to stop talking.
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- I-I don't want it.
- Decisions later-- Mm.
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It isn't mine, it belongs to your family.
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- Can we at least just talk about it--
- I don't have time for you right now.
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I need to go talk to my brother.
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I-I don't... I don't want it.
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My-my client is in shock.
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This is not an official resignation
of said property.
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Okay.
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Did you see Sam's face?
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How did you talk me into this?
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Same way I always do,
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sheer charm, shameless persistence.
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[laughs]
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You smell like summer.
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Good. Because now that
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you're here, it can officially begin.
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Oh, I missed you, Persephone Fraser.
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Right back at you, Samwise.
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Are we really doing this?
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I was sort of hoping
it was just an elaborate prank.
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- You're gonna love it. I promise.
- [groans]
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- [groans]
- Did you read the training plan I sent?
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"Couch to 5K:
The Lazy Girl's Guide to Not Dying."
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So, so inspiring.
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That wasn't the title.
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- You know that.
- It was heavily, heavily implied.
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[laughs] Okay, well, first,
we're gonna run an easy 3K,
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- and then--
- 3K? Easy?
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Speak for yourself. Remember,
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I'm both the couch and the lazy girl
in this scenario.
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Look, I'll pace us, okay?
By the end of the summer,
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we're gonna be running
all the way to town and back.
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How delightfully hideous.
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Where's the part where I get
to eat waffles and go back to bed?
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[laughs]
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Converse? Seriously?
Those are not running shoes.
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I sent you, like, three articles
on the importance of running shoes.
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I skimmed the headlines. They're shoes.
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It'll be fine. Come on.
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[♪ Gatlin sings "What If I Love You"]
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- [Sam] Oh...
- [laughs]
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♪ They say it's once in a lifetime...
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Aah! Ow! Cramp in foot.
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How is this even possible?
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So much for all those smack-talking emails
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about how this was gonna be
the summer of self-improvement.
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[grunting]
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Wow, you are killing this.
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Fine, I'll cut you a break.
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[panting]
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Three updates?
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You first.
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Okay, Grandma. Uh, number one.
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I finally binge-watched
all four seasons of Game of Thrones.
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- Ooh.
- The Red Wedding? Brutal.
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Uh, number two. Jordie.
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Finally got him
to play World of Warcraft with me,
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and, of course, he's addicted. He--
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[laughing] He even downloaded
the "Warlords of Draenor" expansion pack.
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So you turned Jordie
into your emotional support dork, got it.
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[chuckles] And last but not least,
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I'm applying for an
after-school internship at the hospital.
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That's awesome.
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Yeah, yeah. Real doctor stuff.
I mean, shadowing and everything.
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Show-off.
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Okay, your turn.
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Okay. Um, well, school, obviously.
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But mostly, I'm just consumed
by this evil writing seminar.
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It's just structure
and mechanics and crap.
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It's making me think too much.
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And that's a problem because...
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Because I can't get out of my head.
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The flow isn't happening,
and it feels like work.
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I am so glad I decided to become a doctor.
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It sounds way easier.
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Forgot how pretty it was in the morning.
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♪ Every street is bringing back...
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I am so
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jumping in right now.
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♪ Still wishing you wеre here,
just kill me ♪
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♪ By now ♪
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♪ I should be okay ♪
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♪ That's easy for you...
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Whoa. Come on.
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♪ What if I loved you? ♪
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♪ What if I loved you way too much? ♪
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♪ What if I loved you...
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Oh, my gosh, yes. This is perfection.
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So, are you coming in or what?
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♪ Still looking for your car,
just kill me ♪
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♪ By now ♪
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♪ I should be okay ♪
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♪ What if I love? ♪
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There's something I need to tell you.
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Okay.
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Something I'm not sure
you're gonna want to hear.
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Just say it.
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I hate running, and nothing you say or do
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will ever make me want to do it again.
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[laughs] Okay, got it. No more running.
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But there's, like,
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a tiny... tiny, minuscule part of me
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that understands why you like it.
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Hm. Good to know the tiniest bit of you
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- understands me.
- No.
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Even though every muscle in my body
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was screaming, earlier,
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I feel pretty good now.
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Right? That's the runner's high.
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Yeah, I wouldn't go that far.
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[chuckles]
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But there's something about it.
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It's like... I was in so much pain
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that, for about half a minute,
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I-I couldn't obsess
over my stupid story.
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Took the edge off.
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That's why I do it.
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Started during midterms this year.
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Have you ever thought about
swimming across it?
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- The lake?
- Mm.
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Ever since I saw it, I wondered
if I could make it across.
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Maybe that's what I need this summer.
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Something big.
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Something impossible
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to get me out of my head for a while.
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[♪ Niall Horan sings "Nice to Meet Ya"]
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I think I need to swim across it.
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I'll help you train.
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♪ I like the way you talk ♪
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♪ I like the things you wear ♪
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♪ Every time I turn around ♪
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♪ you disappear ♪
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♪ I want to blow your mind...
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Okay, come here, come here, come here.
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You're okay, you're okay.
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♪ I'm gonna take you somewhere warm ♪
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♪ You know j'adore la mer ♪
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♪ 'Cause when the morning comes ♪
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♪ I know you won't be there ♪
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♪ Every time I turn around ♪
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♪ you disappear ♪
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♪ I got love for you ♪
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♪ I like the way you talk ♪
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♪ I like the things you wear ♪
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♪ Every time I turn around ♪
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♪ you disappear ♪
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♪ What's your name? ♪
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♪ Let me treat ya ♪
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♪ to a drink ♪
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♪ Nice to meet ya ♪
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♪ What's your name? ♪
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♪ Let me treat ya...
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You're ready.
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♪ to a drink ♪
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- ♪ Let me treat ya ♪
- ♪ I got love for you ♪
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- ♪ To a drink ♪
- ♪ I got love for you ♪
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♪ Nice to meet ya ♪
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- You did it.
- [sharp inhale] Yes.
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- Let's do this.
- [laughs]
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- You can do it. Yes.
- We believe in you, kiddo.
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All right. Go, Percy!
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Kick some lake ass, Percy.
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- Hey, language.
- Sorry.
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Sam?
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- [Sue] Come on.
- Okay. Okay.
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- [hopeful music playing]
- [Diane] All right, Pers, we got you.
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[Sue] Oh, my gosh. Okay.
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- Whoo!
- [Diane] You can do it!
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[cheering]
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[Diane] Come on, sweetheart.
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- Whoo! Let's go, Percy!
- You got this.
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[muffled voices continue chattering]
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[Sue] Whoo!
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I hadn't even spoken to Sue
since Sam and I ended things for good.
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Um, it's so weird to me
that she would change her will in 2021.
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I don't understand.
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Yeah, well, a lot of questionable things
happened in 2021.
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Tiger King, whipped coffee trend.
The word "cheugy."
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I'm just trying to make you feel better.
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No, I need that.
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I can't get the look
on Sam's face out of my head.
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It's so-- It was so full of contempt, like
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- I'd ruined everything all over again.
- Mm.
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- What was Sue thinking?
- I don't know, but she managed
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to cause a lot of drama from the grave.
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If she knew about what I did...
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You have to stop punishing yourself.
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Uh, thank you. I don't--
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I don't think we're quite ready for--
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Okay. One of us
is ready for round two. Thank you.
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- She sent these over.
- [Chantal] Oh.
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Thanks.
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[mouths]
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Could this day get any weirder?
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Mm, just bite your tongue.
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Oh fuck, she's gonna
grill me about last night.
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- Hi.
- Hi.
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I just thought some congratulations
were in order.
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For?
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For being the new owner
of The Tavern, silly.
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I heard, like, all about
how Sue left it to you.
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Whoa, already? Damn, this is a small town.
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I'm not sure if "congratulations"
is the word I'd use.
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[Delilah] No, that is true. It is such
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a double-edged sword.
Sue left such a generous gift,
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but also quite the burden.
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- Right.
- Running a seasonal
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enterprise, especially from afar,
seems like a big responsibility.
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Mm, yeah.
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Are you... maybe thinking of selling?
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Why are you being so nice all of a sudden?
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Hm?
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[playful music playing]
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- What do you want, Delilah?
- Mm... [coughs] Want?
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No, I just... I want to mark the occasion.
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Well, you're biting your lower lip,
which means you want something.
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Okay, fine.
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I want to buy The Tavern from you.
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What the hell was that? You stormed out.
13:29.392 --> 13:32.019
What'd you want me to do,
stay and congratulate her?
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No, instead you left me to deal with her.
13:33.855 --> 13:35.523
I just can't believe Mom did that.
13:35.524 --> 13:38.859
She made a monumental decision alone.
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And then blindsided us.
13:40.278 --> 13:42.279
And I'm supposed to just smile
and act like everything's okay?
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Look, I agree.
13:43.490 --> 13:45.574
What Mom did was...
13:45.575 --> 13:47.368
unexpected.
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And I'm not exactly thrilled that
13:48.870 --> 13:50.746
she left our family business
to my ex-girlfriend,
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but why do you care?
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You're the one who wants to sell the place
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and get rid of it.
I mean, that's all you've talked about.
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Because that should have been
our decision.
13:57.337 --> 13:58.504
I've been working for weeks
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on lining up a buyer, and now...
14:00.257 --> 14:02.591
Hold up.
You've been talking to buyers? Who?
14:02.592 --> 14:04.677
Delilah's been circling.
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She wants it.
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Delilah?
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[scoffs]
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So, what, you've been
plotting with her behind my back?
14:11.226 --> 14:13.227
Plotting? Really?
14:13.228 --> 14:14.645
Let's not get so dramatic.
14:14.646 --> 14:15.854
What am I supposed to call it?
14:15.855 --> 14:17.648
I mean, you were
clearly hiding it from me.
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When were you
gonna tell me, after the sale?
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I didn't tell you because
I knew you'd react like this.
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I obviously wasn't gonna do anything
without clearing it with you first.
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- Selling isn't the worst idea, you know.
- [Delilah] Okay,
14:30.954 --> 14:33.122
picture it: Soho House at the lake.
14:33.123 --> 14:35.457
Like, bohemian chic,
but, like, for rich people.
14:35.458 --> 14:36.917
Look, low lighting,
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velvet poufs,
signature cocktails, members only
14:39.796 --> 14:41.422
- for instant mystique.
- Members only.
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[Chantal] Uh, and--
I don't know what the hell
14:43.592 --> 14:46.510
a velvet pouf is, but I-I'm in.
I-I will be a founding member.
14:46.511 --> 14:47.720
- Yeah.
- Whoa, whoa.
14:47.721 --> 14:50.180
Members only? The Tavern?
14:50.181 --> 14:53.851
Uh, that place is in desperate need
for a little exclusivity.
14:53.852 --> 14:55.561
No. No. No, no, no.
14:55.562 --> 14:57.187
The Tavern is for everyone.
14:57.188 --> 14:59.857
It's for locals, day fishers,
14:59.858 --> 15:01.817
tourists, kids.
15:01.818 --> 15:03.777
It's not for people
who use "summer" as a verb.
15:03.778 --> 15:04.945
Yeah, but velvet poufs.
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- Mm.
- No, no, exclusivity
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is what's ruining this entire town.
15:08.700 --> 15:10.534
Well, you can't stop progress, Percy.
15:10.535 --> 15:11.660
Progress?
15:11.661 --> 15:14.955
That-That's what you call
all these cute little cottages
15:14.956 --> 15:19.293
being replaced by 7,000-square-foot
farmhouse McMansions
15:19.294 --> 15:21.712
with not an ounce of soul or character?
15:21.713 --> 15:24.214
- Sorry, "cute cottages"?
- [Percy] Mm-hmm.
15:24.215 --> 15:26.925
Most of those are termite-infested,
moldy money pits.
15:26.926 --> 15:29.928
I mean, she's-she's not wrong.
Although I-I do agree
15:29.929 --> 15:32.056
that the modern farmhouse thing--
it-it's overplayed.
15:32.057 --> 15:34.725
Well, uh, it's... it is for the best.
15:34.726 --> 15:37.061
I mean, even your old place
is getting turned into a...
15:37.062 --> 15:38.812
a soulless McMansion.
15:38.813 --> 15:39.938
What?
15:39.939 --> 15:41.231
Mm-hmm.
15:41.232 --> 15:42.399
I mean, I knew it was being demolished,
15:42.400 --> 15:45.194
but to be replaced by one of those?
Really?
15:45.195 --> 15:48.947
Mm-hmm. Word is
they're building a boathouse
15:48.948 --> 15:50.616
to make it look like a faux barn.
15:50.617 --> 15:53.369
No. No, no, no, no. No.
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Mm-mm.
15:55.205 --> 15:57.039
[grunting]
15:57.040 --> 15:59.541
Just a little higher, and I can do it.
15:59.542 --> 16:00.959
Watch the feet.
16:00.960 --> 16:02.836
Why do you have so many limbs?
16:02.837 --> 16:05.047
How the hell did I get convinced
to do this?
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I want to go home.
16:06.132 --> 16:07.800
No. You are one of us now, so, no.
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Oh, I am?
16:09.344 --> 16:11.053
- Aah! Aah! Oh, my God...
- Oh, my God.
16:11.054 --> 16:12.513
- [grunting]
- Ow!
16:12.514 --> 16:14.056
You just kicked me in the boob.
16:14.057 --> 16:16.892
Sorry. Just... just a little more.
16:16.893 --> 16:18.686
- I can make it.
- [Chantal] Use your core.
16:18.687 --> 16:21.063
Yeah, use your core. One, two, three.
16:21.064 --> 16:22.981
- Hoist!
- [grunts]
16:22.982 --> 16:24.858
- Ow!
- Oh, shit.
16:24.859 --> 16:26.318
I'm okay.
16:26.319 --> 16:28.405
[melancholy music playing]
16:53.805 --> 16:56.098
- [knocking]
- [Chantal] Let us in!
16:56.099 --> 16:58.016
[Delilah] Percy! Are you lost?
16:58.017 --> 16:59.436
[Chantal] Come on, let us in!
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It's weird.
17:03.148 --> 17:05.692
In a few days, this won't be ours anymore.
17:06.818 --> 17:08.278
Yeah.
17:09.654 --> 17:12.615
Forty-eight hours,
and it officially belongs to Percy.
17:23.460 --> 17:25.462
You might be right about selling.
17:27.380 --> 17:29.257
This place was always
kind of an albatross.
17:30.341 --> 17:32.801
But it was our albatross.
17:32.802 --> 17:35.053
I mean, we spent
a lot of our lives in this room.
17:35.054 --> 17:36.430
I had my first beer here.
17:36.431 --> 17:38.182
[laughs] So did you.
17:38.183 --> 17:40.392
Yeah, thanks to my irresponsible
older brother.
17:40.393 --> 17:41.894
Hey, you were 16.
17:41.895 --> 17:43.646
Try 14.
17:44.564 --> 17:46.815
Yeah, well, you were so sick the next day
17:46.816 --> 17:49.109
- you swore off alcohol for a whole year.
- [chuckles] Oh, God.
17:49.110 --> 17:50.819
So, think of it
as a public service announcement.
17:50.820 --> 17:52.946
[groans] And then you made me the best
17:52.947 --> 17:54.782
hangover breakfast burrito of my life.
17:54.783 --> 17:56.116
- Do you remember that?
- Mm-hmm.
17:56.117 --> 17:57.826
Tater Tots, leftover brisket,
17:57.827 --> 17:59.495
- [grunts]
- three kinds of cheese.
17:59.496 --> 18:01.205
- [laughs]
- Pretty much a masterpiece.
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Still chasing that high.
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Let's not forget about the table here.
18:06.753 --> 18:08.629
Remember when all
of your ex-girlfriends sat together
18:08.630 --> 18:10.172
and plotted your demise? [laughs]
18:10.173 --> 18:13.175
Yeah, you mean
the "Charlie's an Asshole" support group?
18:13.176 --> 18:15.803
- Terrible tippers.
- Yeah.
18:15.804 --> 18:17.805
Funny, three seemed like a low number.
18:17.806 --> 18:19.932
I figured the meeting
would be much better attended.
18:19.933 --> 18:22.100
[Charlie laughs softly]
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[Percy] I can't believe
18:23.853 --> 18:25.354
all of this was just left here.
18:25.355 --> 18:28.440
It's like the Grey Gardens of Barry's Bay.
18:28.441 --> 18:29.566
It got sold to some developer.
18:29.567 --> 18:31.819
Guess no one really cares about this dump.
18:31.820 --> 18:33.321
Hey, this was my home.
18:34.405 --> 18:36.031
Not anymore.
18:36.032 --> 18:37.449
A lot's changed.
18:37.450 --> 18:39.619
Didn't seem like that last night.
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So if I didn't walk in on you and Sam,
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- what would have happened?
- [Percy sighs]
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I don't know.
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Least you're honest.
18:46.334 --> 18:49.378
Yeah, well,
I followed the standard Percy formula.
18:49.379 --> 18:51.880
One bad decision
begets another bad decision.
18:51.881 --> 18:54.550
It's pretty much my life mantra.
18:54.551 --> 18:56.343
- Oh, come on.
- You know it's true.
18:56.344 --> 18:58.887
The past few years, I've been floating.
18:58.888 --> 19:00.305
I-I go to work.
19:00.306 --> 19:03.559
I go out. I drunk-text one of my hookups.
19:03.560 --> 19:05.143
Then I do it all over again.
19:05.144 --> 19:06.937
- I mean, that sounds pretty amazing.
- [Chantal] Yeah.
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Think the word
you're looking for is "tragic."
19:08.022 --> 19:09.398
Well, that's what your 20s
are supposed to be.
19:09.399 --> 19:13.026
Not married...
and going to a country club.
19:13.027 --> 19:14.111
Oh, that sounds awful.
19:14.112 --> 19:15.612
Yeah, well, it sucks.
19:15.613 --> 19:18.490
I haven't been
in a real relationship since...
19:18.491 --> 19:20.367
- Sam.
- Mm.
19:20.368 --> 19:21.786
Think I might still be in love with him.
19:22.662 --> 19:24.788
Or maybe I'm in love with the idea of him.
19:24.789 --> 19:26.415
Of us.
19:26.416 --> 19:28.208
What we used to be.
19:28.209 --> 19:30.794
I think I'm probably also
19:30.795 --> 19:32.838
holding on to the idea of something.
19:32.839 --> 19:34.298
[Chantal] Mm?
19:34.299 --> 19:36.050
Whit hasn't even been
to the lake this summer.
19:37.135 --> 19:38.510
I haven't seen him in weeks.
19:38.511 --> 19:40.095
- Wow.
- But everything you keep saying...
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It's just bullshit. It's all bullshit.
19:41.890 --> 19:45.267
We decided to take the summer apart.
19:45.268 --> 19:46.602
[intriguing music playing]
19:46.603 --> 19:49.855
Kind of like a Kyle-Mauricio situation.
19:49.856 --> 19:51.356
I have no idea what that means.
19:51.357 --> 19:54.026
We just wanted to see what our lives
would look like separately
19:54.027 --> 19:55.736
and if we wanted that,
19:55.737 --> 19:58.280
and then I've been miserable.
19:58.281 --> 20:00.824
I had no idea.
You've been really good at hiding that.
20:00.825 --> 20:03.076
Thank you. Uh, I think.
20:03.077 --> 20:05.954
I-I think that this is why
I want The Tavern so bad.
20:05.955 --> 20:09.041
It's just to focus on something
other than my marriage,
20:09.042 --> 20:10.709
my marriage failing.
20:10.710 --> 20:12.294
Just something that's mine.
20:12.295 --> 20:14.087
Not mine and Whit's, you know?
20:14.088 --> 20:15.297
Mm.
20:15.298 --> 20:16.798
I feel like I need this.
20:16.799 --> 20:17.926
I understand.
20:19.135 --> 20:20.510
I don't want to get married. I-I'm sorry,
20:20.511 --> 20:22.596
hearing you talk about your relationship,
20:22.597 --> 20:24.640
it-it makes me feel like I, like I can't
20:24.641 --> 20:26.183
- breathe or something.
- I thought-I thought you and Drew
20:26.184 --> 20:28.685
- were happy.
- I thi-- I think-I think he is.
20:28.686 --> 20:30.938
But me-- all I do is work.
20:30.939 --> 20:32.564
Then-then-then take a vacation.
20:32.565 --> 20:33.899
- Relax.
- Mm, mm.
20:33.900 --> 20:36.068
No, that's the problem. I-I don't want to.
20:36.069 --> 20:37.778
I like working. I...
20:37.779 --> 20:39.947
Actually, I love it, and I...
20:39.948 --> 20:42.074
I'm afraid that getting married
will just get in the way of that.
20:42.075 --> 20:43.241
I'm confused.
20:43.242 --> 20:45.202
Well, marriage comes with the expectation
that you're gonna share your life.
20:45.203 --> 20:47.996
and I don't think I am capable of that.
20:47.997 --> 20:49.581
- Oh, no, I would stay single.
- [Chantal] Right?
20:49.582 --> 20:51.041
Stop.
20:51.042 --> 20:53.378
Drew loves you.
20:53.962 --> 20:55.963
I know you love him too.
20:55.964 --> 20:57.965
You're just scared. You're so scared.
20:57.966 --> 21:00.175
- It's okay.
- Maybe, maybe. I don't know.
21:00.176 --> 21:02.762
[groans] Maybe. [inhales] What is...
21:03.763 --> 21:05.055
- Oh, my God!
- [Delilah] What?!
21:05.056 --> 21:06.390
- Is there a spider?
- [Percy] N-No.
21:06.391 --> 21:08.433
These are my old stories.
21:08.434 --> 21:09.977
- Oh...
- [Chantal] Oh.
21:09.978 --> 21:13.773
Oh, man, I haven't seen these in years.
21:16.484 --> 21:17.901
I won't miss this.
21:17.902 --> 21:19.403
I used to hate doing this.
21:19.404 --> 21:20.821
[Charlie] Me too.
21:20.822 --> 21:23.240
The amount of random,
weird, sticky substances
21:23.241 --> 21:25.617
I've wiped off this bar...
21:25.618 --> 21:27.704
I guess that's Percy's problem now.
21:28.705 --> 21:30.205
What was Mom thinking?
21:30.206 --> 21:31.415
She wasn't.
21:31.416 --> 21:33.917
No, no, she wouldn't
do something this big for no reason.
21:33.918 --> 21:35.252
I mean, she always had a reason.
21:35.253 --> 21:37.045
I just...
21:37.046 --> 21:38.715
wish I knew what it was.
21:41.134 --> 21:42.719
What?
21:43.845 --> 21:45.138
Mom...
21:46.222 --> 21:48.056
Well... [sighs]
21:48.057 --> 21:50.434
she didn't always make the best decisions.
21:50.435 --> 21:52.728
Leaving The Tavern to Percy
sort of tracks.
21:52.729 --> 21:54.439
What are you talking about?
She was incredible.
21:55.481 --> 21:58.525
Sh-- Warm, smart, had her shit together.
21:58.526 --> 22:00.736
Not always.
22:00.737 --> 22:02.612
What do you mean?
22:02.613 --> 22:05.700
After Dad died, she kind of fell apart.
22:06.826 --> 22:08.035
Yeah, I mean, she was grieving.
22:08.036 --> 22:09.327
Yeah.
22:09.328 --> 22:11.580
She was running this place,
taking care of us.
22:11.581 --> 22:13.248
No, she wasn't.
22:13.249 --> 22:16.126
That first year...
You were 11. Maybe you don't remember.
22:16.127 --> 22:18.920
Or maybe you didn't see it.
I tried to hide it from you.
22:18.921 --> 22:20.464
See what?
22:20.465 --> 22:22.591
Mom was... [sighs]
22:22.592 --> 22:24.051
[somber music playing]
22:24.052 --> 22:25.553
...dark.
22:26.721 --> 22:28.096
Down.
22:28.097 --> 22:31.266
I guess some shrink
might even say depressed.
22:31.267 --> 22:35.395
Sometimes, she would just
stay in her pajamas all day.
22:35.396 --> 22:36.772
What are you talking about?
She went to work.
22:36.773 --> 22:38.023
Not often.
22:38.024 --> 22:39.733
Sometimes I would come home from school
22:39.734 --> 22:41.485
and she'd just be sitting
at the kitchen table.
22:41.486 --> 22:42.945
Staring.
22:43.529 --> 22:45.322
It was scary.
22:45.323 --> 22:47.949
I-I don't remember any of this.
22:47.950 --> 22:51.161
That's because I tried
to just keep things going for us.
22:51.162 --> 22:53.580
That was the year
we did sugar cereal rotation.
22:53.581 --> 22:55.791
Yeah. Yeah, Monday was Fruity Pebbles.
22:55.792 --> 22:58.043
And Friday was Frosted Flakes.
22:58.044 --> 23:00.296
That was because I was doing
the grocery shopping that year.
23:01.798 --> 23:03.216
Damn.
23:04.217 --> 23:05.592
I didn't know that.
23:05.593 --> 23:07.469
I didn't want you to know.
23:07.470 --> 23:10.348
As long as you were getting
your homework done and made it to school.
23:11.432 --> 23:12.933
How did I miss this?
23:12.934 --> 23:15.852
- Sam, you were just a kid.
- Well, yeah, but you were just 14.
23:15.853 --> 23:17.480
I mean, that shouldn't have been on you.
23:19.148 --> 23:21.275
It was my job to protect you.
23:22.360 --> 23:23.401
She got better.
23:23.402 --> 23:26.114
And things got better, but...
23:27.657 --> 23:30.076
...and I feel bad for saying this...
23:33.204 --> 23:36.082
...but I'm still so pissed at her.
23:40.461 --> 23:42.296
She left us alone that year.
23:49.929 --> 23:52.348
You're a good big brother, Charlie.
23:54.225 --> 23:56.184
[Delilah] I love you guys.
23:56.185 --> 23:59.354
We, like, need more love
in this world, right?
23:59.355 --> 24:01.773
- Especially as women.
- Yes. Hard agree.
24:01.774 --> 24:05.820
[stammers] Like, if we don't have
each other's backs, who-who else will?
24:07.446 --> 24:09.197
- Feels so good.
- [chuckles]
24:09.198 --> 24:11.241
- Keep doing it.
- Yes... I'm doing it, I'm doing it.
24:11.242 --> 24:12.659
[both laugh]
24:12.660 --> 24:14.995
No... I just, I miss having girlfriends.
24:14.996 --> 24:17.205
Ever since I got married,
we just have couple friends.
24:17.206 --> 24:21.501
And those wives are so basic and boring.
24:21.502 --> 24:22.586
- Ew.
- I hate them.
24:22.587 --> 24:24.547
You are way more interesting than that.
24:25.548 --> 24:27.924
- I know. I am. Thank you.
- Yes. Of course.
24:27.925 --> 24:29.801
And I just, I want real relationships.
24:29.802 --> 24:30.969
- I...
- Mm-hmm.
24:30.970 --> 24:33.139
And I used to have them
when I was younger.
24:34.223 --> 24:35.974
Right, Percy?
24:35.975 --> 24:37.475
What?
24:37.476 --> 24:39.812
I mean, I was a good friend, wasn't I?
24:42.190 --> 24:43.315
You were.
24:43.316 --> 24:46.277
[gentle music playing]
24:50.531 --> 24:53.450
And I was actually a good writer.
24:53.451 --> 24:57.954
I mean, some of this is beyond cringe,
but there's a fearlessness here.
24:57.955 --> 25:00.916
I don't think
I could write like this anymore.
25:00.917 --> 25:03.293
[scoffs] What happened?
25:03.294 --> 25:05.087
I had so much confidence.
25:06.547 --> 25:07.923
- [whooping]
- [applause]
25:07.924 --> 25:10.509
- [Sue] Come on, Pers!
- [Arthur] Let's go, Percy!
25:11.761 --> 25:13.637
[Diane] You got this!
25:13.638 --> 25:16.348
- Come on, Percy!
- You got this! Whoo!
25:16.349 --> 25:18.266
- Come on!
- [Arthur] You got this. Come on.
25:18.267 --> 25:19.851
Hey, Mom, let's go meet 'em
at the halfway point.
25:19.852 --> 25:21.937
- Yes. Okay.
- Come on, sweetheart,
25:21.938 --> 25:23.272
you got this!
25:24.273 --> 25:26.108
Come on, Percy. Come on.
25:26.984 --> 25:29.570
Easy. Easy work.
25:33.866 --> 25:35.868
[inspirational music playing]
25:37.954 --> 25:40.790
You are doing so well.
I'm so proud of you.
25:45.461 --> 25:46.836
[Charlie in distance] Come on, Percy!
25:46.837 --> 25:48.506
- [Sue] Whoo!
- Let's go!
25:50.758 --> 25:53.594
- Come on, Pers!
- Okay! Yeah, Percy! Keep going!
25:58.349 --> 26:01.394
[cheering continues]
26:08.150 --> 26:09.818
[Sue] You can do it!
26:09.819 --> 26:11.404
- [Charlie] Whoo!
- [Sue] Aah!
26:24.000 --> 26:26.001
[triumphant music playing]
26:26.002 --> 26:28.337
Nice. Yes. Yes.
26:30.298 --> 26:31.424
So close. Come on.
26:33.301 --> 26:35.803
Killing it. Look at this. Come on.
26:47.857 --> 26:50.067
Whoo! Yes!
26:53.571 --> 26:54.572
Whew.
26:55.656 --> 26:58.200
You are a total badass.
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Y-You just did that without any breaks.
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You were like a machine. That was insane.
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[whispers] He's so pretty.
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[laughing] Did you just say I was pretty?
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Did I say that out loud?
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Yeah, you are totally out of it.
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[sighs] Totally.
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Oh, my legs feel like Jell-O.
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I'm pretty sure my lungs are on fire.
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Drink.
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[Percy strains]
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[atmospheric music playing]
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I am so freakin' proud of you.
27:44.246 --> 27:45.663
[exhales] Yeah.
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I'm pretty freakin' proud of me, too.
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[laughs]
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[♪ Lana Del Rey sings "West Coast"]
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♪ Down on the West Coast,
they got a sayin' ♪
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♪ "If you're not drinkin',
then you're not playin'" ♪
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♪ But you've got the music,
you've got the music in you ♪
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♪ Don't you...
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And you're kicking me because...
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I got too much adrenaline to sit still.
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Making it across the lake,
I feel like I could take on anything.
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I mean, is there such a thing
as swimmer's high?
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Well, you conquered the water.
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I think you can invent whatever you want.
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♪ Yeah, you...
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[sighs, scoffs]
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Wow, that must be
a really fascinating book.
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You've been reading it all summer.
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- Yep.
- Good plotline?
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- Riveting.
- Mm-hmm?
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Are you giving me shit for studying?
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No. No shit-giving here.
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Okay. [laughs softly]
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♪ I can see my baby swinging...
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I like Concentrating Sam. It's cute.
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♪ And his hands are up...
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- Yeah?
- Yeah.
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Whoa. That looks like something that's
supposed to be in one of my stories.
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That skinless guy is nightmarish,
even for me.
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It's a diagram of the muscular system.
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Okay. Oh, so, like...
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the calf muscle.
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Exactly. That thing you use
when you're pretending to run.
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- Good to know.
- [laughs softly]
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♪ Move, baby, move, baby, I'm in love ♪
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♪ I'm in love...
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Did you, uh...
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Did you learn anything else
from that book of yours?
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♪ They love their movies,
their golden gods, and...
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Want to enlighten me, genius?
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♪ And you've got the music,
you've got the music in you...
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[scoffs] Okay, I...
29:39.361 --> 29:43.615
guess I'll have to find
some other future doctor
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to educate me, then.
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No, no, I-I got it.
29:48.704 --> 29:50.789
[gentle music playing]
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Ankle.
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[laughs]
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And this is your knee.
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[laughs] I thought you were smart.
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What grade level is that book?
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Vastus medialis.
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Vastus lateralis.
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Tensor...
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fasciae latae.
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Are you done
with the anatomy lesson, or...
30:37.670 --> 30:39.421
...or should I keep going?
30:57.523 --> 30:59.692
Are we doing this?
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Hell yeah, we're doing this.
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You two have spent
a lot of time together this summer.
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So I think it's time
we have a little chat.
31:20.212 --> 31:21.838
Oh, my God, Mom, no.
31:21.839 --> 31:24.007
If-if you're sexually active, I--
31:24.008 --> 31:26.342
- We're-we're not.
- Yet. [laughs]
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I mean, I was 16 once,
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and I think we can guess
where this is going.
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- Ah, no, no, Mom.
- Sam,
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people fall in love and have sex.
31:34.393 --> 31:35.603
Even your mother.
31:36.604 --> 31:38.771
And I know how close you two are.
31:38.772 --> 31:41.066
I mean, this is not just something casual.
31:42.484 --> 31:43.986
It's so much more than that.
31:45.070 --> 31:47.905
And, you know, sometimes
these beautiful relationships
31:47.906 --> 31:52.452
can get, you know, complicated
and even messy.
31:52.453 --> 31:54.912
- People can get hurt.
- That-that won't happen with us.
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[Sue] Well, I know you don't want it to.
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But... And I don't want that for you
either, but you want to be a doctor
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and, Percy, you want to be a writer.
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You have dreams...
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- We do.
- ...and I don't want you to forget them.
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Because they're your dreams.
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Sometimes falling in love
can make you walk away from those.
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[hopeful music playing]
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You know, it's just, things can get hard,
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so just promise me that you won't forget
what you want out of life.
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I promise.
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Yeah.
32:31.450 --> 32:33.702
[Percy] Can't believe
I'm leaving tomorrow.
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Yeah, I don't want you to leave.
32:38.999 --> 32:41.418
I don't think the mosquitoes
want me to leave either.
32:53.055 --> 32:54.473
What?
32:56.225 --> 32:57.935
[chuckles] You're being weird.
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I've just... just been thinking.
33:02.356 --> 33:03.565
Yeah?
33:04.149 --> 33:05.651
About us.
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- I've been thinking about us.
- Oh, my God,
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are you gonna say we're making a mistake?
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No, no, no, no. God, no, no.
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Look, we... Th-this...
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We are so far from a mistake.
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You are...
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...maybe the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
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[laughs softly] Okay. Good.
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Good.
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[♪ Cole Simon singing "In a Moment"]
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'Cause you're important to me, Percy.
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- You're my best friend.
- ♪ Years ♪
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♪ turn into days...
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Sam, is this
an "I just want to be friends" thing?
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'Cause I thought we were past that.
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No, I just...
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I've never... I don't know how to do this,
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and-and I'm really afraid
to screw it all up,
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which I really feel like I'm doing
right now because I just want to,
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I want to get it right.
34:01.707 --> 34:03.916
When we're ready to get it right.
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I'm ready.
34:06.003 --> 34:08.297
- [scoffs]
- Yeah, but...
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I mean, you leave tomorrow.
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For a year.
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I mean, we both have our own lives, Percy.
34:17.264 --> 34:19.599
My internship at the hospital,
your writing seminar.
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So?
34:22.019 --> 34:24.813
So, it's junior year.
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I have so much pressure on me
right now. I...
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I can't go to college
without a scholarship.
34:32.571 --> 34:35.866
I have to focus,
or all my plans will get screwed up.
34:37.159 --> 34:41.580
♪ Feels like it's taken a lifetime...
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Will you look at me, please?
34:45.667 --> 34:47.836
♪ that you were gone ♪
34:49.213 --> 34:50.546
♪ Each one gets harder...
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So, we just go back to before?
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Date other people?
34:54.051 --> 34:56.886
♪ I could slip and I could fall...
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I don't want another girlfriend.
34:59.473 --> 35:00.724
I want you.
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But I'd be a giant asshole if I said
that we shouldn't be together right now
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and then I still asked you
not to be with anyone else.
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That's not fair.
35:12.528 --> 35:14.195
I mean...
35:14.196 --> 35:16.532
even if it is exactly what I want.
35:18.492 --> 35:20.953
You're an asshole either way.
35:24.623 --> 35:27.042
♪ In a moment ♪
35:31.338 --> 35:33.798
♪ Climbing the mountain ♪
35:33.799 --> 35:35.175
♪ or moving on ♪
35:37.177 --> 35:41.681
♪ feels like it's taken a lifetime ♪
35:41.682 --> 35:42.807
[sniffles]
35:42.808 --> 35:45.685
♪ I could slip and I could fall ♪
35:45.686 --> 35:47.854
[shouts]
35:47.855 --> 35:49.355
[screams]
35:49.356 --> 35:51.023
♪ One drink, a bad phone call ♪
35:51.024 --> 35:53.026
♪ could lose it all ♪
35:54.319 --> 35:56.571
♪ in a moment ♪
35:56.572 --> 35:58.281
[crying]
35:58.282 --> 36:00.367
[siren wailing]
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[Chantal] No, no, no. Oh.
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The cops are coming up the driveway. Um...
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Okay, getting arrested is not gonna
help me make partner.
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So, yep, we're getting out. We're going.
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- I don't do well in these situations.
- You-- Well, you're doing well right now.
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- [Chantal] You got to go. Let's go.
- I'm coming. Just let me...
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- Guys! Guys!
- [Chantal] Guys, come on.
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- Guys, guys!
- Percy, hurry up!
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[Percy] Guys. Guys, wait.
36:19.094 --> 36:21.012
Okay, wait. Running's not my thing.
36:21.013 --> 36:22.514
[officer over speaker] Come out
with your hands up.
36:26.560 --> 36:28.562
[indistinct chatter]
36:32.941 --> 36:34.943
[insects trilling]
36:42.534 --> 36:44.161
You bailed me out?
36:45.162 --> 36:47.414
My buddy's the deputy. He called me.
36:51.376 --> 36:53.544
I didn't...
36:53.545 --> 36:55.546
need you to come here.
36:55.547 --> 36:58.925
[laughs softly] Wow.
Okay, so no "thank you"?
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Thank you.
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You know what?
Next time, I just won't come.
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- That sounds about right.
- The hell's that supposed to mean?
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I'm tired of the mixed signals.
37:08.977 --> 37:11.021
- Mixed signals?
- Yes.
37:12.105 --> 37:13.856
You showing up here.
37:13.857 --> 37:15.983
And that swim in the lake yesterday.
What was that?
37:15.984 --> 37:19.236
- Two people swimming.
- Uh-huh. Sure.
37:19.237 --> 37:21.197
What about when you invited me
to The Tavern
37:21.198 --> 37:23.532
for some kind of
late-night quasi-date situation?
37:23.533 --> 37:25.451
I-I just wanted your help.
37:25.452 --> 37:27.620
Right. You wanted to what?
37:27.621 --> 37:30.832
Hang out? Catch up? 'Cause it sure
felt like you wanted something more.
37:31.917 --> 37:34.877
[laughs] I c... I can't do this anymore.
37:34.878 --> 37:37.547
I can't do this anymore. Any of it.
37:39.132 --> 37:42.386
I'm so tired
of being jerked around by you.
37:43.387 --> 37:45.597
You reel me in and then you pull away.
37:46.014 --> 37:48.391
[♪ Geographer playing "Didn't You"]
37:48.392 --> 37:50.267
I always thought you were
a constant in my life
37:50.268 --> 37:52.144
when we were young.
37:52.145 --> 37:53.813
- But you're not at all.
- Excuse me?
37:53.814 --> 37:55.606
I never know where I stand with you.
37:55.607 --> 37:58.526
You want me and then you don't.
It... [scoffs]
37:58.527 --> 37:59.944
My heart can't take it anymore.
37:59.945 --> 38:02.948
It's confusing and hurtful
and deeply unfair.
38:03.699 --> 38:05.617
And I'm sure Taylor
would feel the same way.
38:07.035 --> 38:10.497
♪ Was I such a fool? ♪
38:12.416 --> 38:14.001
You're right.
38:16.920 --> 38:18.505
I don't know what I was thinking.
38:19.965 --> 38:23.552
I guess I-I just got confused...
38:26.013 --> 38:27.931
...seeing you again, it...
38:28.932 --> 38:30.809
...brought up feelings...
38:32.644 --> 38:34.271
...from when we were kids.
38:36.898 --> 38:38.442
Me, too.
38:39.568 --> 38:42.069
But that was then and this is now.
38:42.070 --> 38:46.490
♪ and be done with you ♪
38:46.491 --> 38:47.867
♪ But I...
38:47.868 --> 38:49.952
It was wrong.
38:49.953 --> 38:51.203
And I'm sorry.
38:51.204 --> 38:53.456
♪ if things had been different,
your lies...
38:53.457 --> 38:55.292
It won't happen again.
38:56.960 --> 38:59.628
♪ But you did what you did ♪
38:59.629 --> 39:00.797
[door opens]
39:01.423 --> 39:02.424
- [door closes]
- ♪ didn't you? ♪
39:22.194 --> 39:24.196
♪ ♪
39:28.241 --> 39:30.994
[line ringing]
39:34.289 --> 39:36.291
- [Arthur over phone] Hey, kiddo.
- Hey, Dad.
39:39.294 --> 39:41.420
I don't know what to do.
39:41.421 --> 39:42.630
[Arthur] Well,
39:42.631 --> 39:44.840
maybe The Tavern's the change you need.
39:44.841 --> 39:48.469
What? No, no, that's not
what you're meant to say, Dad.
39:48.470 --> 39:50.971
Do you know that Sue called me
39:50.972 --> 39:53.766
the day your first byline
ran in The Seattle Times?
39:53.767 --> 39:55.392
She did?
39:55.393 --> 39:58.437
Your mom and I were so proud
to see your name in print.
39:58.438 --> 40:00.272
But Sue,
40:00.273 --> 40:02.942
she wanted to make sure you weren't
abandoning your fiction writing.
40:02.943 --> 40:06.445
She knew how talented you were.
H-How talented you are.
40:06.446 --> 40:09.615
I had no idea
you were still in touch. I...
40:09.616 --> 40:13.035
I thought you and Mom wanted nothing to do
with Barry's Bay after what happened.
40:13.036 --> 40:15.246
Well, your mom wanted to run away.
40:15.247 --> 40:17.791
Which I understand.
You know, we were terrified.
40:18.792 --> 40:19.708
But...
40:19.709 --> 40:23.712
sometimes I wonder if, you know,
we did the right thing in-in leaving.
40:23.713 --> 40:26.383
- F-For you.
- But this place is painful.
40:27.843 --> 40:29.553
I know. Yeah.
40:30.637 --> 40:33.681
But it's also the only place
I've seen you truly inspired.
40:33.682 --> 40:36.225
[gentle music playing]
40:36.226 --> 40:38.645
I think when we left the lake...
40:39.604 --> 40:41.772
...you didn't just lose Sam,
40:41.773 --> 40:44.734
you-you lost
a little bit of yourself, too.
40:46.528 --> 40:49.864
I couldn't write anymore.
It's like I lost the joy of it.
40:49.865 --> 40:51.490
Maybe Sue knew that.
40:51.491 --> 40:55.744
I don't think it's a coincidence she
changed her will shortly after our talk.
40:55.745 --> 40:57.663
There's something about the lake.
40:57.664 --> 40:59.875
It's like I feel the most like me.
41:01.585 --> 41:06.172
You, uh, you'd come back
from a swim and be full of ideas and...
41:06.173 --> 41:08.132
we wouldn't see you until dinner.
41:08.133 --> 41:09.759
I haven't felt like that since...
41:11.428 --> 41:13.096
...well, since I left, really.
41:16.933 --> 41:20.644
But I-I can't, I can't be
in the same place as Sam.
41:20.645 --> 41:22.062
Or Charlie.
41:22.063 --> 41:24.732
Mom's right, they're-they're bad for me.
41:24.733 --> 41:28.110
After the funeral, they will leave
and go back to their lives.
41:28.111 --> 41:30.280
But what if you're supposed to stay?
41:32.532 --> 41:33.908
Do you remember
41:33.909 --> 41:36.536
when you were training
to swim the lake that summer?
41:37.537 --> 41:39.372
What was it that you used to always say?
41:41.291 --> 41:43.835
"The only way to the other side
is through."
41:46.171 --> 41:48.464
Maybe that still applies. Hmm?
41:48.465 --> 41:49.882
[♪ Kat Kennedy sings
"Until We Meet Again"]
41:49.883 --> 41:51.592
♪ How long do we get? ♪
41:51.593 --> 41:54.386
♪ How much has been spent? ♪
41:54.387 --> 41:57.098
♪ What's gone and what's left? ♪
42:00.393 --> 42:03.020
♪ What's here in this room ♪
42:03.021 --> 42:06.357
♪ is sacred as truth ♪
42:06.358 --> 42:09.194
♪ as brief as a breath ♪
42:11.071 --> 42:15.242
♪ Losin' my grip ♪
42:16.409 --> 42:21.247
♪ 'cause I know what this is ♪
42:21.248 --> 42:24.416
♪ We're passersby ♪
42:24.417 --> 42:27.586
♪ ships in the night ♪
42:27.587 --> 42:29.922
♪ one in a million ♪
42:29.923 --> 42:32.592
♪ stars in the sky ♪
42:33.593 --> 42:35.552
♪ You and I ♪
42:35.553 --> 42:39.056
♪ like waves of time ♪
42:39.057 --> 42:41.350
♪ Oh, I refuse ♪
42:41.351 --> 42:43.270
- ♪ to say goodbye ♪
- [door closes]
42:45.355 --> 42:48.358
♪ Until we meet again ♪
42:51.194 --> 42:53.738
♪ Until we meet again...
42:54.572 --> 42:56.032
You were right about Mom.
42:57.033 --> 42:58.910
She didn't always make the best decisions.
43:00.996 --> 43:02.414
Yeah.
43:03.832 --> 43:05.749
Maybe she thought leaving Percy The Tavern
43:05.750 --> 43:07.794
would help her in some way, but...
43:08.795 --> 43:10.380
...doesn't help me, and I'm her son.
43:11.631 --> 43:14.092
♪ Can I stay in this dream...
43:15.552 --> 43:17.094
Percy being here...
43:17.095 --> 43:19.346
♪ Afraid of missing...
43:19.347 --> 43:21.057
...it's bad for me.
43:22.142 --> 43:23.351
Okay.
43:24.644 --> 43:26.313
Then we'll contest the will.
43:28.982 --> 43:31.443
Look, I know we haven't
always seen eye to eye...
43:32.777 --> 43:34.695
...but you've always
been there for me, Charlie.
43:34.696 --> 43:36.614
A constant.
43:38.116 --> 43:40.743
I feel like you're the only person
I can really trust right now.
43:40.744 --> 43:43.996
♪ Stars in the sky...
43:43.997 --> 43:46.499
Yeah. Absolutely.
43:48.043 --> 43:49.669
We got to trust each other, Sam.
43:50.795 --> 43:52.380
No matter what.
43:54.007 --> 43:55.425
I got you.
43:56.551 --> 43:58.386
You always have.
43:59.471 --> 44:01.389
And I always will.
44:02.265 --> 44:05.143
♪ Until we meet again ♪
44:08.104 --> 44:10.814
♪ Until we meet again ♪
44:10.815 --> 44:13.902
♪ Until
we meet again ♪
44:15.695 --> 44:19.656
♪ I know you won't be hard to recognize ♪
44:19.657 --> 44:21.617
♪ to recognize ♪
44:21.618 --> 44:25.913
♪ anywhere in any other life ♪
44:25.914 --> 44:27.581
♪ Mm, mm, mm ♪
44:27.582 --> 44:31.585
♪ Oh, I refuse to say goodbye ♪
44:31.586 --> 44:33.420
♪ to say goodbye ♪
44:33.421 --> 44:38.218
♪ 'cause I know
this won't be the only time ♪
44:41.012 --> 44:43.389
♪ Until we meet again ♪
44:43.390 --> 44:45.934
♪ We meet again ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪
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♪ We meet again ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪
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♪ We meet again ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪
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♪ We meet again ♪
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♪ We're passersby ♪
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♪ ships in the night ♪
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♪ one in a million ♪
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♪ stars in the sky ♪
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♪ You and I ♪
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♪ like waves of time ♪
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♪ Oh, I refuse to say goodbye ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪
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♪ Until we meet again ♪