The Princess and the Bodyguard 2024 - New Hallmark
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00:00:00So tell me, are you ready for your trip?
00:00:02For my first vacation since before the kids were born?
00:00:05Girl, I could be right this second.
00:00:07I can only imagine.
00:00:09Maggie, it was your website that planned our vacation.
00:00:12I take being a getawayforus.com test case seriously.
00:00:16Firstly, just have an amazing trip, okay?
00:00:18And a few times when you're there, jot down some notes
00:00:21so that we can have some first-person accounts on the site.
00:00:23Okay, you need a break.
00:00:26Come over for dinner tonight.
00:00:28I'm making lasagna.
00:00:30Lasagna? Your lasagna's good.
00:00:32That's right.
00:00:33Well, compared to the scrambled eggs I was going to eat standing up over the stove,
00:00:36I'd say yes.
00:00:38Yes.
00:00:45Sorry I'm late, but look what I stopped to pick up.
00:00:50Is that the new logo?
00:00:53Ta-da!
00:00:54It looks fabulous.
00:00:57Isn't it great?
00:00:59Violet, what would I do without you?
00:01:01You'll never have to find out.
00:01:04Violet, I have to convince the investors to fund us during this conference call.
00:01:07I gave a year, it's been nine months.
00:01:09If I don't get this off the ground in three months,
00:01:12I'm going to have to work for another company.
00:01:14We'll get there in time.
00:01:18Are they early or are we late?
00:01:19They're early.
00:01:23Okay, just be really quick.
00:01:25Go behind me for a second.
00:01:27Okay.
00:01:28Are you ready?
00:01:31Is everything okay?
00:01:36Jane and Steve, good to see you.
00:01:38We're eager to hear your pitch, Maggie.
00:01:40So this is a travel site that works like a dating site?
00:01:43Yes, dating sites use matchmaking algorithms to help their users make better choices.
00:01:47Tell us, how does that translate to your site?
00:01:49Well, you and your spouse, friend, brother, whomever,
00:01:52answer questions about lifestyle, budget, interests, and the places you've already traveled,
00:01:56then the website matches you with vacation ideas.
00:01:59Have you done any test cases, any real-life travelers?
00:02:03Several.
00:02:04And most recently, my new client used the site to plan their upcoming wedding anniversary.
00:02:08She wanted to lay on the beach, he wanted adventure,
00:02:11so GetAwayForUs.com pointed them to Maui,
00:02:14where together they can do the Haleakala crater hike and go deep-sea fishing.
00:02:18So when she was relaxing on the beach, he got to do surf lessons.
00:02:21It really was the perfect vacation for both of them.
00:02:24Well, you've given us a lot to think about, Maggie.
00:02:26And my assistant, Viola, will email you a business plan
00:02:29so you can have a better understanding of the site and our future goals.
00:02:32Great. We'll read through it and we'll share it with our partners.
00:02:35We have been looking for a promising tech startup to add to the portfolio.
00:02:39We'll talk soon, Maggie. Thanks.
00:02:41Jane, Steve, thank you for your time.
00:02:49So, when's the first date with the dry-cleaner guy?
00:02:53Friday night.
00:02:55Exciting.
00:02:57Why don't you seem excited?
00:02:59What's there to get excited about yet?
00:03:01I was thrilled about Ethan after the first five minutes.
00:03:04Yeah, well, not everyone is the head-over-heels type.
00:03:06I might need a solid half hour.
00:03:08Besides, I don't even have time to date and things might be getting busier
00:03:11because I pitched GetAwayForUs to some investors today
00:03:14and it looks like they might be interested in funding it.
00:03:18Are you serious?
00:03:19Helena, this might be it.
00:03:21Ah, that's amazing!
00:03:23Are you expecting someone else for dinner?
00:03:28Uh, uh, so, uh, Ethan invited a friend over for dinner, too.
00:03:37Helena, what's the big deal? Is this a set-up?
00:03:39Because we were just talking about me seeing someone.
00:03:41Oh, it's definitely not a set-up.
00:03:44You remember, Alex Fournet moved back to town.
00:03:48Uh, no, no, no, no.
00:03:50The overgrown frat boy that threw up on my shoes at your wedding, he's here?
00:03:55Magpie Milton! It's been so long.
00:03:58Wow.
00:04:00Helena?
00:04:02How are you?
00:04:04You look all grown up.
00:04:07Well, that's what time will do.
00:04:09Has your gag reflex matured as well?
00:04:11Because I like these even better than the ones at the wedding.
00:04:14I can't promise you anything.
00:04:15What can I say? You bring it out of me.
00:04:18Alex, come on.
00:04:20Oh.
00:04:21Hi, Aunt Maggie.
00:04:22Hi, sweetheart.
00:04:23Alex said he's gonna play Planetary Revenge with me.
00:04:25Yes, I am, and I'm gonna take him down.
00:04:27Oh, Alex playing video games with an eight-year-old.
00:04:30Seems right up his alley.
00:04:32Oh, I missed you so much.
00:04:34Oh, hey, you two.
00:04:36Go play.
00:04:39What's over there?
00:04:40Psych!
00:04:41It's been a long time since college. Give the guy a chance.
00:04:44Whether you like it or not, he's Ethan's best friend, and he lives here now.
00:04:49So you're gonna have to figure out a way to get used to him being around a little.
00:04:54Magpie.
00:05:00Got it.
00:05:02Yes, yes, yes!
00:05:04I will live to play another day, little man, and I will beat you.
00:05:07Okay.
00:05:08Hi, Brianna.
00:05:09Hey, Maggie.
00:05:12Woo-hoo! Wet willy!
00:05:14So gross.
00:05:15Yes!
00:05:16See, Brianna, this is what it would be like if you had two younger brothers.
00:05:19Your house would basically be a mess.
00:05:21Not with a meat freak like you around, Magpie.
00:05:23It's Maggie.
00:05:24I know.
00:05:26Who wants to wash their hands before dinner?
00:05:28Sure.
00:05:29We're good.
00:05:31Oh, look at that. Look at that!
00:05:32Oh, pause. Pause.
00:05:33Pinterest control. Is it real? Unpause.
00:05:35Oh!
00:05:36Ready for my famous lasagna!
00:05:39All right.
00:05:40Boys, come sit.
00:05:46Yes.
00:05:47So are you guys excited for your trip?
00:05:50Trip? Where are you going?
00:05:52They're going to Hawaii. Without us.
00:05:55We used Maggie's awesome new website to help us plan it.
00:05:58What? You have a website?
00:05:59But you're gonna have fun here. Isn't your grandma coming to stay?
00:06:02Yes.
00:06:03They get over a week of Grandma Lambert giving them sweets every day.
00:06:06Which we all know isn't allowed.
00:06:08But she does it anyway.
00:06:10And besides, young lady, don't you have your first school dance that you're excited about?
00:06:13If you go with us, you'd miss it.
00:06:15A dance?
00:06:16The star night dance.
00:06:18It's kind of a big deal, right?
00:06:20Do you have a new dress?
00:06:21It has short sleeves.
00:06:22Little calf sleeves?
00:06:23Yeah, and a longish skirt, but not really, you know?
00:06:26Feelings.
00:06:29Okay.
00:06:31You guys ready for the lasagna?
00:06:33Yes.
00:06:39Well, I have a date tonight, but I think I'm gonna cancel.
00:06:43Well, it can't be that bad if your friends like him so much.
00:06:50GetawayFrest.com, this is Maggie.
00:06:52Maggie, it's Jane and Steve.
00:06:55Hi, Jane and Steve. Nice to hear from you so soon.
00:06:59Well, our partners are very intrigued with your business plan.
00:07:02Yeah, we want to come out there and meet you face to face.
00:07:04Really get to know you.
00:07:06You know, dive into the whole picture of your operation.
00:07:09And of course, see your office space.
00:07:11Sure, that would be great. Come on out.
00:07:13Great. Next week?
00:07:14Next week is perfect.
00:07:16As soon as we have an itinerary, I will send one over.
00:07:19See you soon.
00:07:20Bye.
00:07:21Bye.
00:07:24What was I thinking?
00:07:25Violet, they can't come here. One more file box and I'll be condemned for hoarding.
00:07:29Okay, okay.
00:07:31I have one week to find an office.
00:07:33I need to cancel my date.
00:07:35No, no, no. Don't do that.
00:07:36Listen, you need a break. And look, it's almost the end of the workday.
00:07:39Go out, have some fun. We'll deal with this tomorrow.
00:07:42I know. I have a friend who's in commercial real estate.
00:07:45And I'll be in touch with her tonight.
00:07:46Really?
00:07:47Okay, perfect.
00:07:48We just need a short lease with a small amount of space.
00:07:51Something that's respectable enough for an office
00:07:53that makes it look like I'm capable of separating my home and work life.
00:07:57And what's the budget for the office?
00:08:01No budget.
00:08:02You got it.
00:08:09Okay, here we go.
00:08:10Hey.
00:08:11Hey.
00:08:13Hi.
00:08:15Amber Montgomery, this is Eddie.
00:08:17Eddie, this is Amber.
00:08:19Hi.
00:08:21I'm going to go grab a drink at the bar. You guys want anything?
00:08:23I can get you something.
00:08:24No, no, no. I got it.
00:08:25Stay here. I'll be right back.
00:08:32Alex, do you want to be alone with this girl?
00:08:34Oh, no, no, no. It's cool.
00:08:36Amber's cool.
00:08:37Are you sure? I mean, I'm crashing your date or anything.
00:08:40That's my point. Amber's not the type of girl that needs a date.
00:08:42She's totally low maintenance.
00:08:45Yeah, right?
00:08:47Take it from me, that's the kind of girl that you want to date.
00:08:50Someone fun, who doesn't take life so seriously.
00:09:03So, was the traffic okay getting here?
00:09:04It was, it was, but...
00:09:06Thank you.
00:09:07I wanted to try this restaurant.
00:09:10Nice tie.
00:09:12Thank you.
00:09:13And I got it on sale, too.
00:09:15Wow.
00:09:16Yeah.
00:09:18Bolognese looks good.
00:09:19If you get some on your shirt, I'm sure I could get it out.
00:09:22How long have you owned the dry cleaners?
00:09:25I inherited the business six years ago from my dad.
00:09:28I've opened three new locations since I took over.
00:09:32Do you like owning your own business?
00:09:34I do. King of my own castle and all that.
00:09:37I could learn a lot from you, Brent.
00:09:39You take things seriously. I admire that.
00:09:41You know, not a lot of people grow up despite getting older.
00:09:46Are you referring to someone in particular?
00:09:48Yes.
00:09:53Okay.
00:09:54When you made the bet with me, you didn't tell me you were a ringer.
00:09:57Oh, that's kind of how this thing works.
00:09:59I don't want to play here.
00:10:03Okay, you win.
00:10:05Dinner's on me. Where do you want to go?
00:10:07Let's just stay here, get some appetizers at the bar, and keep playing.
00:10:11Thank you.
00:10:12Of course.
00:10:15Oh, thanks.
00:10:16This way.
00:10:20I'm having a really nice time, Brent.
00:10:23Oh, yes!
00:10:26Oh, come on. When Elena said I had to see him, I thought I only met at her house.
00:10:30Pardon me?
00:10:32Oh, hi.
00:10:33Oh, hi.
00:10:34Oh, hi.
00:10:35Oh, hi.
00:10:36Oh, hi.
00:10:37Oh, hi.
00:10:38Oh, hi.
00:10:40Oh, magpie!
00:10:43What are you doing here?
00:10:46Wow, that's a great tie.
00:10:50Old school fighter jets, coming on sale.
00:10:53We have to be going.
00:10:56Ah!
00:10:58Sorry.
00:11:03Let me guess, Alex, this is your dinner?
00:11:06Actually, I've got all the major food groups, even vegetables.
00:11:09So there's tomatoes and salsa and then the ketchup.
00:11:11And then look at all that guacamole.
00:11:13Technically, avocado is a fruit.
00:11:15Well, a fruit has ruined my shirt.
00:11:18Hey, now, don't you know who you're dealing with here?
00:11:21Give me your shirt, and I will make sure it looks as good as new.
00:11:27Oh, jeez, listen to what I just said.
00:11:29That's not what I meant.
00:11:31Didn't mean to take it off now in public.
00:11:34Right, shall we?
00:11:36Sure.
00:11:39Nice to meet you all.
00:11:41Yeah.
00:11:42My bad.
00:11:44Oh, no.
00:11:45Okay, but that woman's unhappy even without getting spilled on.
00:11:48All right, for the win.
00:11:51So, you're never going to believe this.
00:11:54I just got an email.
00:11:56We have been asked to chaperone Brianna's dance.
00:11:59Well, that's not going to work from Hawaii.
00:12:02They have somebody else they can ask?
00:12:04No, it's fine.
00:12:05I volunteered Mom, and you know Mom.
00:12:07She'll love that.
00:12:13Speaking of.
00:12:15Hey, Mom.
00:12:16You all packed?
00:12:17No, I have a problem.
00:12:19Just a small leak in the bathroom.
00:12:21But as long as this nice gentleman can get it under control,
00:12:25I'll be there bright and early tomorrow.
00:12:29Mom?
00:12:30A little help here.
00:12:31Oh, dear.
00:12:32It looks like it's gone from bad to worse.
00:12:34It looks like I'm going to be stuck here for a while.
00:12:37Sorry, baby.
00:12:39Oh, no.
00:12:42This is bad.
00:12:55It's under budget.
00:12:57It is kind of small.
00:12:58Keep looking?
00:12:59Yeah.
00:13:00Yeah.
00:13:03So, we lost our babysitter and busy for Hawaii in the morning.
00:13:07Now what?
00:13:09Well, Maggie, right?
00:13:11It's the obvious choice.
00:13:12I don't know.
00:13:13She's got a lot going on with the website right now.
00:13:15What about Alex?
00:13:16The kids love him.
00:13:17Because he's a big kid himself.
00:13:19He's a big kid with a flexible work schedule.
00:13:22I mean, he could easily be here when Josh and Bri get home from school.
00:13:25Yeah.
00:13:26Home in the afternoons to play nonstop video games and eat ice cream for dinner.
00:13:29Yeah, yeah, I know.
00:13:33What about a job share?
00:13:34Between Maggie and Alex?
00:13:36You're funny.
00:13:48Elena, I only have one second.
00:13:50Hey, Max.
00:13:51I am so sorry.
00:13:52I know you don't have time for this,
00:13:53but I'm in desperate need of a favor.
00:13:55Uh-oh.
00:13:56Is everything okay?
00:13:57Not really.
00:13:58My mom's house flooded and she can't watch the kids.
00:14:01So, now my entire getawayforus.com plans for Hawaiian vacation hangs in the balance.
00:14:07Hey, Alex.
00:14:08Remember when I referred you for that custom cabinet job?
00:14:11Uh-oh.
00:14:12Sounds like someone needs a favor.
00:14:13Well, of course I'll fill in.
00:14:15You have to go on this trip.
00:14:16You're one of my few test cases.
00:14:18Seriously?
00:14:19Max, thank you.
00:14:20Thank you.
00:14:21And, uh, well, it also turns out you'll have to chaperone Bree's dance.
00:14:26Well, that's adorable, so I'm in.
00:14:28You really are the best friend anyone could ever have.
00:14:30Uh, and I know it's a huge imposition, but, uh, Alex is...
00:14:35Don't mention Alex when you're asking for a favor.
00:14:38Uh, I have to go.
00:14:39So, email me all the details and I will see you when you get back.
00:14:43Okay.
00:14:44Bye.
00:14:46This is it.
00:14:47It's perfect, isn't it?
00:14:51All we have to do is get some office furniture, and then I have to set up Wi-Fi,
00:14:54and then I've got to get the computer, and the files moved over, and...
00:14:56Well, my life just got exponentially more complicated, but this is perfect.
00:15:01Look, it would really help Maggie out if you could do this in the afternoon.
00:15:04Well, I'm not too keen on helping out Magpie,
00:15:06but it would show her that a person can be fun and responsible at the same time.
00:15:09The point is to make it easier on everyone else, Alex.
00:15:12It'll be fine.
00:15:13Just send me the info, and send me an ugly Hawaiian shirt.
00:15:16All right, man.
00:15:17Hey, thanks a lot, man.
00:15:18Cool.
00:15:21Okay, guys.
00:15:23I have your lunches.
00:15:25One for you, and one for you.
00:15:27Uh, Bree, you have your book report?
00:15:29It's in my folder.
00:15:30All right, Josh, you ready for your spelling test?
00:15:31Yep.
00:15:32All right, how do you spell mountain?
00:15:33M-O-U-N-T-A-I-N.
00:15:37Woo!
00:15:38Nice job.
00:15:39Okay.
00:15:40Well, Alex is going to be here when you guys get home from school,
00:15:42and just be good for him and Maggie, okay?
00:15:47Okay.
00:15:48All right.
00:15:50We'll miss you.
00:15:54All right, you guys get out to the bus stop, okay?
00:15:55Bye, Mom.
00:15:56Bye, Dad.
00:15:57Have fun.
00:15:58Make sure to bring us some chocolate-covered macadamia nuts.
00:16:02Hey, you're going to be okay.
00:16:04You'll be all right.
00:16:06Dad's here.
00:16:07All right.
00:16:08Paradise.
00:16:09Say it.
00:16:10Paradise.
00:16:11Paradise.
00:16:13I can't find it anywhere.
00:16:14Brent, hi.
00:16:17Oh, hi.
00:16:19It was great spending time with you the other night.
00:16:22Would love to see you again soon.
00:16:24Sure.
00:16:25When?
00:16:27I'm sorry, Brent.
00:16:28Things are a little busier than usual.
00:16:30Brent, I've got to go.
00:16:31I'm running late.
00:16:32Okay, thanks.
00:16:33Bye.
00:16:34Thank you so much.
00:16:35Bree and Josh will be off the bus in 15 minutes.
00:16:37Bye.
00:16:38We'll see you later.
00:16:41Oh.
00:16:51Hello?
00:16:52What are you doing?
00:16:53Go!
00:16:54Magpie.
00:17:01What are you doing here?
00:17:02I'm babysitting the kids.
00:17:03Did Miss Perfect already mess up the schedule?
00:17:05What schedule?
00:17:06You know what?
00:17:07This is ridiculous.
00:17:08Oh, you're going to go?
00:17:09Okay.
00:17:10I can call, too.
00:17:11You want to do that?
00:17:12Fine.
00:17:13Ladies and gentlemen, before we depart,
00:17:14please make sure your seat back and tray tables
00:17:16are in their full upright position.
00:17:18Also make sure your seat belt is correctly fastened.
00:17:21I might have done something bad.
00:17:25Hello?
00:17:26Hello?
00:17:27Ethan!
00:17:28Elena!
00:17:29It's been one day and you guys already don't trust me?
00:17:30You had to call in the phone, please?
00:17:31Why on earth would you let Alex babysit the kids?
00:17:32It's like having another dog.
00:17:33What's your dog?
00:17:34Now you're calling me a dog?
00:17:35Listen, buddy, don't be offended.
00:17:37Maggie didn't know you were going to be there.
00:17:39Max, I'm sorry I didn't tell you Alex would be helping out,
00:17:41but I knew if I did, you'd insist on doing it all on your own.
00:17:44I'm not doing this to you.
00:17:46I'm doing this for you.
00:17:48Alex has a flexible schedule.
00:17:50He can meet the kids in the afternoon
00:17:51so you don't have to leave work early.
00:17:53I know you have a lot going on.
00:17:54You asked me to babysit two kids, not three.
00:17:57Do I actually have to talk to her?
00:17:58Like, is that a requirement?
00:18:00Just do the best you can.
00:18:01Try not to argue with him.
00:18:03If the house is still standing
00:18:04and the four of you are alive when we get back,
00:18:06I'll consider it a victory.
00:18:07Fine.
00:18:08Fine.
00:18:09Great.
00:18:10Phone's off, please.
00:18:11About to take off.
00:18:12All electronic devices must be turned off.
00:18:16Is this a terrible idea?
00:18:19They'll live.
00:18:20Remember, it's not like we're asking them to get married or anything.
00:18:27Get married.
00:18:29You are funny.
00:18:30I don't think this is happening.
00:18:31We have to do things my way.
00:18:32Why your way?
00:18:33Because it's the right way.
00:18:34Hey!
00:18:35Kids.
00:18:36You look so cute.
00:18:38It's so cool.
00:18:39You're both babysitting us.
00:18:41I'm glad your parents told someone this was happening.
00:18:43Who wants a snack?
00:18:45Yeah.
00:18:46Come on.
00:18:52I think it's important under the circumstances
00:18:54that we stick to some rules this week.
00:18:56Aunt Magpie likes her rules.
00:18:58Homework will be done after school,
00:18:59just like when Mom and Dad were here.
00:19:00But we have a snack first.
00:19:02Of course.
00:19:03Can I have a strawberry ice pop?
00:19:04Sure.
00:19:05No.
00:19:06Josh, a strawberry ice pop is dessert.
00:19:08You need something healthy before you do your homework
00:19:10so you can feed your brain and your body.
00:19:12Come on.
00:19:13It has fruit in it.
00:19:18If ice pop is all sugar,
00:19:20it will make him hyper
00:19:21and he will have an energy drop.
00:19:22You're making it sound like an ice cream sandwich.
00:19:24I'm sure you'll get him for dinner
00:19:25if you could along with all the fries.
00:19:26And you're going to do it with your hands on.
00:19:29Excuse us.
00:19:30Is this okay?
00:19:31It's a very healthy snack.
00:19:33Nice choice, guys.
00:19:34Okay, well, I'm going to go do my homework in my room.
00:19:36Yeah, me too.
00:19:37Okay.
00:19:44Well, this is a great start.
00:19:47Well, I am after school childcare,
00:19:50so you don't even need to be here.
00:19:51But I am.
00:19:53So, you can go.
00:19:55Are you going to trust me to take care of them tomorrow?
00:19:57I have no idea.
00:19:58Do you think you'll be trustworthy tomorrow?
00:20:05Yeah.
00:20:22Hey, Amber.
00:20:23Hey, come to choose.
00:20:24The band's about to start.
00:20:26I can't.
00:20:27I'm exhausted and I have to finish up all my work
00:20:29and then get some sleep.
00:20:30I'm babysitting my best friend's kids this week, remember?
00:20:33Oh, you're no fun.
00:20:34Well, if you change your mind, come on down.
00:20:35I'm going to be here all night.
00:20:48Okay, lunches are all packed.
00:20:51Here are some after school snacks.
00:20:53Strawberries.
00:20:54Crackers.
00:20:55What about Alex?
00:20:57He can make his own snacks.
00:20:59No, we mean he'll be here, right?
00:21:01Can he make us a snack?
00:21:04In theory.
00:21:05Oh, ready?
00:21:06Here is an extra key.
00:21:07I just put it right here for you, okay?
00:21:09Alex has one.
00:21:10Oh, he does.
00:21:11Just in case.
00:21:14You guys know how to call 911, right?
00:21:16Yes.
00:21:17Yeah.
00:21:18Never mind.
00:21:19You just finish your cereal.
00:21:20The bus is going to be here soon.
00:21:22Okay.
00:21:23Oh, I'm going to write Alex a note,
00:21:25but make sure that he calls me when he gets here
00:21:28so I know you're safe and sound and doing your homework.
00:21:30Yep.
00:21:33Everything's under control.
00:21:36It's 911.
00:21:40Violet, come look at these chairs.
00:21:42They would be great for the new office.
00:21:45Oh, wow.
00:21:46Yeah.
00:21:47Yeah, what a deal, huh?
00:21:49They won't be ready for three weeks.
00:21:51Oh, don't worry.
00:21:52We're going to find something.
00:21:53How'd your first night go with the kids?
00:21:55Which ones?
00:21:56Brie and Josh were very well behaved, but Alex...
00:21:59This guy really gets under your skin, doesn't he?
00:22:01Elaine and Ethan thought it would be a very good idea
00:22:03if he met the kids after school
00:22:04so I could get in a few more hours of work.
00:22:07Believe me, I raised two energetic kids of my own.
00:22:11It's nice to have a little help.
00:22:12Well, not this kind of help.
00:22:15Oh.
00:22:17Hi, Jane.
00:22:18Hi, Steve.
00:22:19Hi.
00:22:20We just want to tell you
00:22:21that we've read through the proposal that you sent over.
00:22:23That's wonderful.
00:22:25Now, full disclosure,
00:22:26we are talking to another tech startup,
00:22:28but as of right now,
00:22:30we're mainly interested in getaway for us.
00:22:34We're really looking forward to getting down there
00:22:36and seeing your office space,
00:22:38talk over some of the finer points.
00:22:40Me too, that sounds great.
00:22:43My space.
00:22:45We'll have our assistant email you the flight info.
00:22:47Thanks a lot.
00:22:49Okay, bye-bye.
00:22:51Guess you have a little cleaning to do.
00:22:53You'll be phenomenal, don't worry.
00:22:56Thanks.
00:22:58Is it 3.30?
00:23:00Alex was supposed to call me at 3
00:23:01when the kids got home from school.
00:23:07Okay, so who's ready to have a snack
00:23:09and do their homework?
00:23:10We are!
00:23:12All right.
00:23:18What the?
00:23:24What is this?
00:23:25Maggie left us snacks.
00:23:34You're not going to answer it?
00:23:35No way, we're busy.
00:23:37Josh, did you say that you wanted to have
00:23:38a strawberry ice pop for a snack?
00:23:40Uh, yeah.
00:23:42Who's your favorite babysitter?
00:23:43Alex.
00:23:44Who is?
00:23:45Alex!
00:23:46Yes, he is.
00:23:49So typical.
00:23:51So typical.
00:23:55Alex, it's Maggie.
00:23:56You were supposed to call me.
00:23:58So call me.
00:24:14Um, Uncle Alex,
00:24:16do you know anything about fractions?
00:24:18Yes.
00:24:19Have a seat.
00:24:25Okay.
00:24:26Lazy, irresponsible,
00:24:28undependable, moronic, sophomoric.
00:24:30So all you have to do is reverse the numbers
00:24:33and then multiply.
00:24:34You're really good at math, Uncle Alex.
00:24:36Thanks.
00:24:37My job is all about measurements.
00:24:39If I didn't like numbers,
00:24:40I'd make chairs with uneven legs
00:24:41and doors that didn't close.
00:24:45Hello?
00:24:48Hello?
00:24:51I knew he wouldn't get here in time.
00:24:53So five-eighths
00:24:55divided by fifteen-sixteenths
00:24:57is...
00:25:00two...
00:25:03thirds?
00:25:04That's right.
00:25:06Nice!
00:25:08Good job.
00:25:10Oh, hey, Aunt Maggie.
00:25:11Do you know how good Uncle Alex is at math?
00:25:13You called?
00:25:18Okay, keep going.
00:25:22You just had to check up on me, didn't you?
00:25:24It would be the mature thing to do
00:25:25to pick up the phone, Alex.
00:25:27I was getting the kids a snack
00:25:28and helping with their homework.
00:25:29Babysitting 101.
00:25:32Okay.
00:25:33Well, everything seems like it's under control.
00:25:35I know.
00:25:36Look out, Aunt Maggie!
00:25:38Woo-hoo, yeah!
00:25:39Woo-hoo, yeah!
00:25:43Let me guess, strawberry ice pop?
00:25:46Totally under control, Alex.
00:25:52Josh!
00:25:55Do you think we should check on the kids?
00:25:57The kids are gonna be just fine.
00:25:59Maggie and Alex?
00:26:01I'll say this.
00:26:03Maggie's website is fantastic.
00:26:04Maggie is fantastic.
00:26:06Honestly, I...
00:26:08I don't care how the rest of this trip goes.
00:26:10I just took a sunrise hike
00:26:12through a dormant volcano
00:26:13with my gorgeous wife.
00:26:28Maggie!
00:26:33Personally, I like it down.
00:26:35What are you doing here?
00:26:36Uh, I knocked, but you didn't hear me.
00:26:38I mean, what are you doing early at the house?
00:26:40I need you to switch shifts with me.
00:26:42If I can take the kids to school today,
00:26:44can you be here when they get home?
00:26:45What? No, I can't.
00:26:46Come on, I had an 11 a.m. appointment,
00:26:48and he had to reschedule,
00:26:49and he can only do 3.30 now.
00:26:50I left early the last two days, Alex.
00:26:52Yes, but that was your choice yesterday.
00:26:54I mean, we were fine without you.
00:26:55I have to set up my new office space.
00:26:57Look, the only reason that you're here
00:26:58is so you're available in the afternoon
00:27:01to look after the kids.
00:27:02Come on, Maggie.
00:27:03I have my own company, too,
00:27:04and I'm just getting it off the ground.
00:27:05I can't afford to turn down work.
00:27:06Okay.
00:27:07You call me Maggie.
00:27:09You must really need this favor.
00:27:13Yes.
00:27:17You pick up the kids from school,
00:27:18drop them at my office,
00:27:19and they can do their homework there.
00:27:21I can totally do that.
00:27:22Fine.
00:27:23Fine.
00:27:27Guys, we've got to leave.
00:27:28Thank you.
00:27:30I actually do like your hair like that.
00:27:37Okay, I feel like I'm going to drop it.
00:27:38All right.
00:27:39Wait, wait, okay.
00:27:40Go around the corner.
00:27:41Oh, my gosh.
00:27:42Back, back, back.
00:27:43And then on three, I'm going to set it down.
00:27:45Oh, it's so heavy.
00:27:46Okay.
00:27:47One, two, three.
00:27:50Okay.
00:27:51Yay for us.
00:27:52Yeah.
00:27:55Do you have a hair tie?
00:27:57No, I'm sorry, I don't here,
00:27:58but you know what?
00:27:59You look really pretty with it down.
00:28:00I do?
00:28:01Hello, hello.
00:28:02Oh, Violet, this is Brianna and Josh.
00:28:05Hey.
00:28:06Hi.
00:28:07Hey, Alex.
00:28:09How are you?
00:28:10You're Alex.
00:28:11Indeed I am.
00:28:12Oh, hi.
00:28:13Guys, we only have a table and some folding chairs,
00:28:15so you're going to have to set up and do your homework here.
00:28:17Is that okay?
00:28:18Works for me.
00:28:19Can I photocopy my face?
00:28:21What a shame.
00:28:22We don't have a photocopier.
00:28:23Well, a photocopier is not really the only thing you don't have here.
00:28:25Wait, is this really your office?
00:28:27We're a start-up, Alex.
00:28:28We don't have a lot of cash lying around.
00:28:30I've been working from my living room for the last nine months.
00:28:33So if you don't have a lot of cash,
00:28:34why did you rent an office space?
00:28:36Oh, Maggie has a real important investor meeting tomorrow afternoon,
00:28:39and she told them she had a real office.
00:28:41And now I do.
00:28:42I have a real office.
00:28:44Hmm?
00:28:45We just don't have anything in it,
00:28:48which is fine.
00:28:50Here's my pitch to Jane and Steve.
00:28:52This bare-bones setup proves that I'm a frugal, responsible business owner
00:28:55who doesn't want to waste their potential investment capital
00:28:58on trivial things like...
00:29:01Cheers.
00:29:02Cheers.
00:29:03But, hey, if this works for you...
00:29:05Thanks a lot, Alex.
00:29:07Okay, I have to run.
00:29:08Kids, I will see you later, okay?
00:29:10Bye, Alex.
00:29:11Nice to meet you.
00:29:12Nice to meet you.
00:29:16This is so romantic.
00:29:18It really is.
00:29:20Amazing to spend this much time together, just you and me.
00:29:24It's really good for us to do this, right?
00:29:26Mm-hmm.
00:29:28I mean, we're doing great.
00:29:30We haven't talked about the kids for two whole hours.
00:29:33Right, no discussing carpools and homework and bedtimes.
00:29:37Right.
00:29:38I mean, we have tons of things we can talk about besides the kids.
00:29:45You want to call them, don't you?
00:29:47I mean, maybe we should call Maggie and tell her how well the trip is going.
00:29:52And maybe check on her and Alex and the kids.
00:29:55We'll make it quick.
00:30:00Alex, this was really good.
00:30:02It was?
00:30:03Oh, thank you.
00:30:04And what did you think, Magpie?
00:30:06I can't believe you made dinner.
00:30:08It was delicious. I had no idea you could cook.
00:30:12Well, you did me a favor, so I thought I'd do you one.
00:30:15And I'm glad you liked it, because you can take care of the dishes.
00:30:27Hi, guys.
00:30:28Hey, we wanted you to know we're having the best time.
00:30:31It's an incredible trip, Maggie.
00:30:32We haven't disagreed on one activity.
00:30:34That's awesome.
00:30:36Great to hear your voice, Mags.
00:30:38Has Alex left already?
00:30:40No, he's here. Why?
00:30:42Put him on, please.
00:30:45Oh, they want to talk to me.
00:30:49Hello?
00:30:50Elena!
00:30:51Yeah, I know Magpie's your friend and all, but I'm really starting to...
00:30:53Hey, Alex, you're alive too. Great.
00:30:56Can we talk to the kids?
00:30:57Sure.
00:31:02Hi, Mom.
00:31:03Are you guys having fun?
00:31:04We are. We miss you so much.
00:31:06Hey, we hiked a volcano.
00:31:08Whoa!
00:31:09So, tell me, have Maggie and Alex injured one another,
00:31:12done any damage to the house, or taught you guys any colorful new words?
00:31:15Um, no.
00:31:18Wonderful.
00:31:19Uh, Dad and I love you. Gotta go. Call you soon.
00:31:26Now we can really enjoy our trip.
00:31:28Oh, baby.
00:31:31Yeah.
00:31:40So, how do I look?
00:31:42Alex, I said that your dinner was good. If you're looking for more compliments, I'm fresh out.
00:31:46I'm actually going on a date. She's picking me up in a little while.
00:31:49Oh. Is that that very graceful class act you were playing pool with the other night?
00:31:54Does that guy that you were with, does he discuss regular laundry too, or just dry cleaning?
00:31:58Alex, I don't have time for this. I have a very big, very important meeting tomorrow,
00:32:02and I would like to focus on that, not how annoying you are.
00:32:06You see, that's your problem. You think too much.
00:32:09I'm willing to make a bet that you are not only prepared for this thing, but that you are over-prepared.
00:32:14Maybe it would help you out just a little bit, just to chill out.
00:32:17You know, take your mind off of things. Stop obsessing so much.
00:32:20I don't obsess.
00:32:23No.
00:32:24Is that pot clean enough?
00:32:29Oh, age. A-G-E. Perfect. Four points.
00:32:36Josh, you could have gotten 14 if you...
00:32:38Your brother played age, which is an appropriate word for his age. It's a learning game, and he's learning.
00:32:43Oh, hey. Look who it is.
00:32:49Hey there.
00:32:51Wow, you look terrific in this dress.
00:32:55Oh, thank you.
00:32:57Oh, Aunt Maggie, it's your turn.
00:33:00Oh, yes.
00:33:02Okay, I'm going to use Josh's E from age and spell...
00:33:08Epoch?
00:33:10The word is epic.
00:33:13That means super, super awesome, like a really epic party.
00:33:18Isn't that a different word?
00:33:20The epic, E-P-I-C, can mean that, but this word pronounced the same way is like a specific period of time.
00:33:29Oh, like the Pliocene Epoch. I read about that in that geology book with Dad.
00:33:34Oh, yeah.
00:33:35Yes.
00:33:37Nice to see you, Amber.
00:33:38Don't worry, I don't have any guacamole with me this time.
00:33:41Hello? Anyone home?
00:33:44Oh, I come bearing freshly dry clean garments.
00:33:51You're saving me the trip.
00:33:54My pleasure.
00:33:56I see you're playing word games, not to brag, but I used to compete in crossword competitions.
00:34:01Would you like to be my partner?
00:34:03Sure.
00:34:05Hey, no fair. No two grown-ups on a team. I'll play with you, Josh.
00:34:09Maybe you guys could play a game that's a little bit more fun.
00:34:12What could be more fun than a collaborative word puzzle?
00:34:15You bring up a good point, Brent, but I'm going to go ahead and say poker.
00:34:20Yes.
00:34:21Poker is not a kid's game.
00:34:23You don't have to gamble with money. We can play with snacks.
00:34:27Yes.
00:34:28Yes.
00:34:29My man.
00:34:30Yes.
00:34:31We, I thought you were both leaving.
00:34:34What do you say we stick around and we teach these kids how to play a little bit of poker?
00:34:38Well, you'll have to teach me how to play too, but I'm down for whatever.
00:34:41Please, Aunt Maggie, it'd be fun.
00:34:45Sure.
00:34:47Tonight is going to be epic.
00:34:49Come.
00:34:52Okay, we bet two more pretzels. One, two.
00:34:55Okay, what do you want to do? You want to call, raise, fold.
00:34:59Call who?
00:35:01Do you remember what that means?
00:35:02You bet two more pretzels, a lot more pretzels, or quit this round.
00:35:08Only two more.
00:35:10Call.
00:35:11A pair is like the worst hand ever, right?
00:35:13Amber, you're not supposed to tell people what your hand is.
00:35:15Oh, right. Well, do I get to eat my pretzels if I fold?
00:35:18No.
00:35:19No, bummer. I fold.
00:35:21Fold.
00:35:23Okay.
00:35:25And the river.
00:35:27This game is so weird.
00:35:29Maggie and Brie, what say ye?
00:35:33Yeah, we're in. Call.
00:35:35Do you think we should risk any more pretzels, sir?
00:35:38I don't think so, sir.
00:35:40Call.
00:35:41Do you ladies remember what the order of all the hands are?
00:35:44Just play your cards.
00:35:46All righty, then. Read them and weep.
00:35:49Full house.
00:35:50We win. We have a flush.
00:35:52Nope, a full house beats a flush. Sorry, Brie.
00:35:54Looks like Josh gets to eat all the pretzels.
00:35:57A full house doesn't beat a straight flush.
00:36:02Bam.
00:36:04I'm impressed. I thought you were a little too proper for poker.
00:36:08The name of the game is Texas Hold'em.
00:36:10Who wants to play another round?
00:36:12Me, please!
00:36:13So, in the industry, the process is known as air bumping.
00:36:17We use these high-pressure hoses to clean out the system.
00:36:20You would not believe the kind of damage common lint causes to the filters.
00:36:24Air bumping. It's really cool.
00:36:26So they're in bed.
00:36:27But the only way I got them to stay there was by promising we'd play poker tomorrow.
00:36:33Babysitter of the Year Award.
00:36:36So, you two have known each other since college?
00:36:40Oh, and you both graduated? Impressive.
00:36:43You didn't go to college, Amber?
00:36:44Nah, I never liked school. And you don't need to go to college to work retail.
00:36:48Do you like your job, Amber?
00:36:50I like using the discount to buy cute clothes.
00:36:53So, Brent, where did you go to college?
00:36:56I got a business degree from a community college.
00:37:00I didn't have a lot of interest in the whole college experience.
00:37:04Really?
00:37:05Yeah. Living with a bunch of sloppy, immature kids who are goofing around,
00:37:11trying to figure out what they want to do with the rest of their lives.
00:37:13Not for me. I've been working with my dad since I was 13 years old.
00:37:18Always knew I would take over the business.
00:37:21So you've basically been a dry cleaner since childhood?
00:37:23Yes, I have.
00:37:24It really shows.
00:37:26Thank you.
00:37:28Yeah, well, I really loved college.
00:37:32I learned so much. I met such great people.
00:37:35It was honestly the best time of my life.
00:37:38Sloppy, immature kids and all.
00:37:41Yeah, and even though I had a blast in college, I wasn't so immature.
00:37:45I had an A average all four years.
00:37:46Oh. I didn't know I was dating such a brainy.
00:37:49You didn't have an A average.
00:37:51I did. And an engineering.
00:37:53And yet, you're not an engineer.
00:37:56Yeah, it was too stuffy for me.
00:37:57It took too long to make something happen.
00:37:59And then my senior year, one of our fraternity pledges jumped off the kitchen counter, fell on a table.
00:38:03It was this like monster 12 seater.
00:38:05That is the exact kind of behavior that I'm glad I missed.
00:38:08And all the guys, they wanted to use the dues to plan parties and trips rather than buy a new table.
00:38:14So I built one from scratch and I was hooked.
00:38:18So, yeah, college was definitely one of the best times of my life.
00:38:22I met Ethan. I got to pick on Maggie.
00:38:26But if I'd have known you're such a good poker player, maybe I wouldn't have been so hard on you.
00:38:32Yeah, well, it's getting late, isn't it?
00:38:35Oh, no, it's only 11. All the good places, they stay open till 2.
00:38:39I am sure that is true, but I have a couple of kids to look after, so.
00:38:44Yeah, she has a really important meeting tomorrow, so we should probably wrap this up.
00:38:49Amber, I'll walk you out.
00:38:51Thank you, Alex.
00:38:56Yeah.
00:39:02Hey, there you are.
00:39:04So Brent didn't want you to forget this.
00:39:06And I know you're buttoned up, but this is very conservative, even for you.
00:39:10Oh, stop it. It's Bree's dress for the dance.
00:39:13Speaking of which, you know I'm chaperoning her, right?
00:39:15Yes.
00:39:16So you're going to have to spend the entire time with Josh alone?
00:39:18I will try not to lose him in the house.
00:39:22This is really cute.
00:39:24I remember my first school dance, I was in grade 6, and I went with Troy Mathis.
00:39:30He was the 7th grade treasurer.
00:39:32So you've always been attracted to the flashy types, I see.
00:39:36Brent is a little subdued.
00:39:37Yeah, that's a word for it.
00:39:39You can talk.
00:39:40Well, come on. Amber's very nice.
00:39:49I'm going to take off. I have some errands to run before work tomorrow.
00:39:53Okay.
00:39:54Okay.
00:39:57Wait!
00:39:58Yeah?
00:39:59You're not going to help me clean up?
00:40:00It's okay. We can wait.
00:40:24Good day yesterday, huh?
00:40:27You sold everything.
00:40:28Uh, let's just say everything's out on loan right now.
00:40:34So, we'll just explain why the office is so unimpressive.
00:40:38I mean, it's no reflection on getawayforus.com or me or our future, right?
00:40:43I mean, hopefully Jane and Steve are looking at the bigger picture.
00:40:46Right, I'm sure they are.
00:40:48I need you to sound more convinced to make up for my underlying panic violet.
00:40:52This is the worst possible week for this meeting.
00:40:54I'm exhausted. I was up late cleaning the house.
00:40:57Oh, tough night with the kids, huh?
00:40:59No, the kids are amazing. It's Alex that is the problem.
00:41:02Who listens to what is important to you, right?
00:41:11I have no idea what's happening.
00:41:13Well, you know that guy you were complaining about?
00:41:15He lent all of his stuff to you.
00:41:19I still have no idea what's going on.
00:41:22Alex called and he said he had some furniture we could use.
00:41:25He wasn't sure that you would accept it from him, so I let him in early this morning.
00:41:30This is the errand he had to run?
00:41:32Check out the monitor.
00:41:34Okay.
00:41:35All right, look.
00:41:36Yeah?
00:41:38Are you kidding?
00:41:40I can't believe you two. This is amazing.
00:41:44Knock, knock. Change of plans. We're early.
00:41:47We like to keep people on their toes.
00:41:49Welcome. It's Steve and Jane.
00:41:52This is Violet Barlow. She's my second-in-command.
00:41:55Nice to meet you.
00:41:56Nice to finally meet you.
00:41:58Hi.
00:41:59And look at this office. It's got so much personality.
00:42:03Yeah, it's very elegant and polished, yet very fresh and startup, much like your website.
00:42:10Thanks.
00:42:12I mean, shall we?
00:42:14Absolutely.
00:42:16Oh, who's that?
00:42:17That is our test couple, and they're in Hawaii right now as we speak.
00:42:22Please take a seat.
00:42:23Thank you.
00:42:24Thank you, Steve.
00:42:27I like these chairs. They're quite nice.
00:42:30Handcrafted. You can always tell.
00:42:33Well, you know here at GetAwayForUs.com we're all about the customer experience.
00:42:39So, let me take you through the website.
00:42:42Over here, we have Elena and Ethan.
00:42:45They have a very different idea about what a romantic vacation would be like.
00:42:50We have Ethan, who's much more into adventure.
00:43:09Hi.
00:43:10Hey. I'm sorry. I tried to get Brianna to do all of her homework, but she was too amped up about the dance.
00:43:16She's already getting dressed.
00:43:17It's okay. I came home early to help her get ready. Obviously not early enough.
00:43:21Oh, and Josh got invited to his friend Matt's house for a sleepover. They just picked him up.
00:43:25So, I'll be heading out soon.
00:43:28Alex, I want to say thank you for the furniture. It was really...
00:43:34Your office needed furniture. I made furniture. It's no big deal.
00:43:38It's a massive deal.
00:43:42Really?
00:43:46So, you liked it?
00:43:48It made me look amazing. I think the meeting went well, and I'm not sure if they're going to invest, but I...
00:43:57It was really thoughtful.
00:44:01It's not who I thought you were.
00:44:03You can keep the furniture as long as you need it.
00:44:06Okay.
00:44:10How do I look?
00:44:13Brianna.
00:44:14Do you like it?
00:44:17Uh, no.
00:44:20What happened to your dress sweetheart? Half of it has disappeared.
00:44:23I cut it. I like it better this way.
00:44:25Why?
00:44:26It's what Amber wore last night. You thought it was pretty, right? You said you liked it.
00:44:30Uh, Brianna, Amber is... She's a grown-up.
00:44:34Bri, I'm not letting you wear that dress like that. You're going to have to pick something else out for your mini closet.
00:44:38No way. I think it's awesome.
00:44:41Okay, fine. You can wear it.
00:44:44Really?
00:44:45Really.
00:44:46Sure. You just can't leave this house the entire night.
00:44:49Aunt Maggie, I'm not a little girl. I'm ten and three quarters.
00:44:52Sweetheart, if you're measuring your age in quarters, it means you're too young.
00:44:57It means you're too young.
00:44:59Not fair.
00:45:06This is all your fault.
00:45:08My fault?
00:45:09You don't think it's a coincidence that 24 hours after meeting your little girlfriend, Bri goes and takes a pair of scissors to her dress?
00:45:15You know what I think it is? I think you're jealous.
00:45:19I'm jealous?
00:45:20Yeah, you're so uptight. Of course you'd be jealous of a girl like Amber.
00:45:23This isn't about me, Alex, or Amber. It's about Bri.
00:45:28Are you going to be the one to tell Ethan that you encouraged his ten-year-old daughter to dress like that?
00:45:35Smart.
00:45:50Can I come in?
00:45:51Fine.
00:45:54What's this really about, Bri?
00:45:58Nothing.
00:46:07Come on, sweetheart. We go way back. I used to sing to you when you were in your mom's belly.
00:46:15And you also spilled a whole glass of punch on me on your fourth birthday, so you kind of owe me.
00:46:23And your dress was white, too.
00:46:25Not anymore, it ain't.
00:46:29I just wanted to look cool.
00:46:33Is there any particular reason?
00:46:35No.
00:46:37There's nothing you wanted to dress up for? No one?
00:46:45What's his name?
00:46:46Maggie.
00:46:47His name can't be Aunt Maggie, because that's way too much of a coincidence.
00:46:50Danny. His name is Danny. He's my science lab partner.
00:46:54Bri, believe me, I understand. I felt invisible when I was younger.
00:47:04No way, you're so pretty.
00:47:05Well, thank you, but when I was your age, I had braces and acne.
00:47:11And a perm that I was dumb enough to convince my mom was a good idea.
00:47:16Boys didn't notice you either?
00:47:17No. I'm not going to lie, they usually didn't. And it made me sad.
00:47:25But you know what? They didn't like me because they weren't the right boys.
00:47:30And I appreciated it so much more when the right ones came along.
00:47:35But you're not married yet.
00:47:37Yeah, I understand that, kiddo.
00:47:40But I'm waiting to find my right guy.
00:47:42A guy who loves me for me. And you need to find a boy that's going to like you for you.
00:47:48A girl that gets straight A's, not a girl that chops up her dress to be like everyone else.
00:47:57Can I add something?
00:48:00Something Aunt Maggie said isn't totally right.
00:48:04If I didn't go to the same school as her, but I can pretty much guarantee that the boys she thought didn't like her,
00:48:09well, they actually liked her a lot.
00:48:16You see, when girls are both smart and pretty, it's really intimidating.
00:48:21So it's not that boys don't like you for you, they just assume that you would never like them.
00:48:27Does that make sense?
00:48:29Okay, so what do you say we worry less about this Danny kid,
00:48:33and we worry a little bit more about your first dance?
00:48:35Which is kind of a big deal, right?
00:48:36Right.
00:48:39See anything you like?
00:48:40Yeah.
00:48:41That's a good choice.
00:48:43Thanks, Uncle Alex.
00:48:45Would you like to come, too?
00:48:47Oh, to your dance?
00:48:49Yeah, since Aunt Maggie's chaperoning, I thought you could, too.
00:48:55Yeah, Uncle Alex, you want to come with us?
00:48:59I couldn't think of anybody better.
00:49:01You want to come with us?
00:49:03I couldn't think of any better way to spend my evening.
00:49:08Do I have to dress up?
00:49:10Yeah.
00:49:12No.
00:49:31Okay.
00:49:48Hey, Maggie?
00:49:50Hey, can I grab something from in here?
00:49:51Sure.
00:49:52I just want to get a tie from Ethan.
00:49:56Wow.
00:49:58I mean, that's a really nice dress.
00:50:01It's Elena's.
00:50:03You need a tie?
00:50:05Oh, right.
00:50:06Yeah, I just want to spruce up the outfit a little bit.
00:50:08You look great, but I think this would complete the look, this one or this one.
00:50:12Um, what do you think?
00:50:17Good choice.
00:50:21All right.
00:50:24That looks warm.
00:50:25Do you know how to tie a tie?
00:50:27Well, I mean, technically, yes, but I haven't done it since Ethan's wedding.
00:50:31Oh.
00:50:32Here.
00:50:33Whoops.
00:50:34Let me do it.
00:50:35Let me.
00:50:37I remember knowing how to do this.
00:50:39Yeah.
00:50:40Don't be embarrassed.
00:50:41My dad taught me.
00:50:43Okay, and there we go.
00:50:56Okay.
00:51:01Looks good.
00:51:03Really good.
00:51:04Are you guys ready?
00:51:05We're going to be late.
00:51:06Uh, yeah, we're coming.
00:51:21Wow, look at those stars.
00:51:22They're so beautiful.
00:51:24I made most of the silver ones, and everyone in our class made some.
00:51:27Huh.
00:51:29Um, hey, Brianna.
00:51:32Hi, Danny.
00:51:33Um, so, do you want to, you know, like, dance?
00:51:40Um, yeah, totally.
00:51:46Wow.
00:51:47All that drama for nothing.
00:51:49Well, not for nothing.
00:51:50That drama's a key part to her teenage development.
00:51:54Poor Ethan.
00:51:58If you'd have told me two weeks ago that I'd be spending my Friday night at a junior high dance.
00:52:03I know, right?
00:52:06Okay, that is a little too close for comfort.
00:52:12Danny, may I cut in?
00:52:13What are you doing, Uncle Alex?
00:52:15Let me just show you how it's done, okay?
00:52:18This is a lesson on how to be a gentleman, okay?
00:52:29See? It's nice and easy.
00:52:36There it is.
00:52:48Hey, picture.
00:53:10Uh, where are you going?
00:53:11You can't leave me to slow dance on my own.
00:53:14No, of course not.
00:53:16Especially since you're a man.
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00:55:14Oh, look, it's you.
00:55:17You got yourself an apology.
00:55:19Impressive, right?
00:55:21I'm sorry I yelled at you, too.
00:55:24Which time?
00:55:25You pick.
00:55:27That's not a problem.
00:55:30I guess maybe we're a pretty good team after all.
00:55:32Seems like you're onto something there.
00:55:35Tonight was fun.
00:55:37It was fun.
00:55:43So...
00:55:47Goodnight, Maggie.
00:55:49Goodnight, Alex.
00:55:59Alex, this is the first time I've seen you come in at 6 a.m.
00:56:04What's up with that?
00:56:06How many coats do you want on this?
00:56:09Alex?
00:56:14Uh...
00:56:16Alex.
00:56:17What?
00:56:18Ah, girls.
00:56:20They'll do that to you.
00:56:22Yeah.
00:56:23Why are they so impossible?
00:56:25Impossible? What?
00:56:29I thought Amber was the perfect woman.
00:56:31Oh, right. Amber.
00:56:33Yeah, I think I'm supposed to see her tonight.
00:56:39I'm gonna say three coats this day.
00:56:44Okay.
00:56:50What's that noise?
00:56:52Wait here.
00:56:58Good morning.
00:56:59What are you doing here?
00:57:01Well, Josh called me at home this morning and asked me to pick him up at Matt's.
00:57:05Yeah, because his sister had ballet class.
00:57:08Otherwise, I'd have to go and actually watch ballet practice.
00:57:11I can see how that would be torturous.
00:57:13What smells really good?
00:57:15Alex is making sticky bread.
00:57:17It's my famous ooey, gooey, extra sugary sticky bread.
00:57:22Is it gonna be done soon? Because I'm starving.
00:57:24Yes, very, very soon.
00:57:26Maybe we should cut up some fruit first.
00:57:29Do you want to go help?
00:57:30Yeah.
00:57:33What is sticky bread?
00:57:35Oh, here we go.
00:57:37What is happening? What is happening?
00:57:39Wait.
00:57:50Huh?
00:57:52More, more, more.
00:57:56Go, Alex! Go, Alex! Go, Alex! Go, Alex!
00:58:03The zoo is missing its monkey.
00:58:06Wait, be careful!
00:58:10Be careful!
00:58:11Yeah!
00:58:12Who wants to go on the merry-go-round?
00:58:13I do.
00:58:14Yeah!
00:58:16Oh, my gosh. Is that...
00:58:18Can I have some ice cream?
00:58:19Yes.
00:58:20Wait, I thought we could have junk food because it made you hyper.
00:58:22Well, it's not a good after-school snack, but it's delicious, especially on a warm day at the park.
00:58:26And if you get a little hyper, you can always do a couple of laps around the jungle gym.
00:58:30I'll start now.
00:58:32Let's go, kids. Maggie said we could have some ice cream.
00:58:40Ow!
00:58:52Oh.
00:58:54She's a busy one.
00:58:58This is delicious.
00:59:02Guys, this is your mom. Let's answer at the same time, okay?
00:59:07Hi!
00:59:08Hi!
00:59:09Did you see the dolphins?
00:59:10How's your trip?
00:59:11It's great, Mags. And yes, Josh. Lots of dolphins.
00:59:15So, what are y'all doing? You sound happy.
00:59:18Yeah, did I hear Alex before?
00:59:19Yeah, he's right here. Say hi, Alex.
00:59:21Hi, Alex!
00:59:23So, what you guys up to?
00:59:24We're eating ice cream in the park.
00:59:26All four of you?
00:59:27Mm-hmm.
00:59:28Why are you wasting your last day in Hawaii calling us? Go have fun, please.
00:59:31Okay. Okay. We will.
00:59:33We just wanted to call to say that we love you, and we can't wait to see you tomorrow.
00:59:38Oh, and don't forget that ugly shirt, Ethan.
00:59:40Bye! Love you, too!
00:59:43Okay.
00:59:47Maybe aliens have taken over their bodies.
00:59:50Aliens that get along.
00:59:52Oh, that hit the spot, right, guys?
00:59:54Mm-hmm.
00:59:55Sticks.
00:59:56Thank you, thank you, thank you. Last one. Okay.
01:00:01Okay, what do you guys want for dinner?
01:00:03Pizza, that diner with the jukeboxes in the booths.
01:00:08Can we go to the water park?
01:00:10Yeah.
01:00:11For dinner?
01:00:12No, for water rides.
01:00:15They have the tallest water slide in the whole state.
01:00:17I think it's a little late to go now, you guys.
01:00:19Maybe we can go tomorrow?
01:00:20Oh, your parents come home tomorrow, buddy.
01:00:22We can go before they come home.
01:00:28That's an idea.
01:00:32Yeah.
01:00:38Well, the water park was a pretty perfect way to cap off a fantastic weekend.
01:00:41Oh, it was. And you were a mad woman on that water slide. You're full of surprises.
01:00:45I go down water slides, I play poker, I'm a regular renaissance woman.
01:00:48You're quite the woman, I'll say that.
01:00:50Oh, I need to give you your sweatshirt back.
01:00:52No, it's fine. I'll get it from you later. It looks cute on you.
01:01:02I went down the biggest slide there three times.
01:01:05And there's this thing that makes waves like the real ocean.
01:01:10Hey, look who's back.
01:01:12Hey, guys. Come here, bring it in.
01:01:15Come on.
01:01:19Good.
01:01:21Well, sounds like you guys had fun, all four of you, together.
01:01:27Yeah, I don't know about that.
01:01:29Hey, I'll tell you what, why don't you two go upstairs and get cleaned up.
01:01:31Mama and I want to take you to dinner.
01:01:33We want to hear all about your weekend. We want to tell you about our trip.
01:01:35And hear about the dance.
01:01:37And give us presents.
01:01:39Only if you're good. Go shower, go shower.
01:01:42Oh, but first, we need group hug.
01:01:46Group hug.
01:01:52Oh, my gosh.
01:01:53I'm gonna miss you guys.
01:01:54You know we'll be here all the time, huh?
01:01:56It's not the same.
01:01:57Well, maybe the four of us can do, you know, a field trip like this once in a while.
01:02:01Yeah.
01:02:02Okay, group high five.
01:02:08The best.
01:02:09Wow.
01:02:10Guys, looks like you two actually pulled this off.
01:02:14We turned out to be a team.
01:02:16Yeah, we are just as surprised as you are.
01:02:19I somehow doubt that.
01:02:21I somehow doubt that.
01:02:25Oh, hey.
01:02:26We've got something for you.
01:02:28Babe, come here.
01:02:30Presents!
01:02:31One for you.
01:02:32Thank you.
01:02:33Oh, yes.
01:02:38Oh, this is so beautiful.
01:02:40Wow.
01:02:41Thank you so much.
01:02:42I'm gonna wear this without irony.
01:02:45Yeah, well, we just wanted to say thank you.
01:02:47First of all, to Maggie for planning our trip.
01:02:50But really, to both of you for saving our trip.
01:02:53So, uh, consider yourselves free of the life of boring suburban parents.
01:03:00And you can get back to your own very fun and single lives.
01:03:06Right.
01:03:08Definitely.
01:03:11I'm gonna go get my stuff.
01:03:13Yeah.
01:03:15Oh, I missed you guys.
01:03:18Here.
01:03:24Here you go.
01:03:25Oh, thanks.
01:03:28So.
01:03:29So.
01:03:30I guess now you're back in town, I will see you around.
01:03:33Sure.
01:03:34I mean, we have our field trips now, right?
01:03:36Right.
01:03:40Back to my real life.
01:03:43I'll see you when I see you.
01:03:45Yeah.
01:03:47Yeah.
01:03:48Yeah.
01:03:59It's Jane and Steve.
01:04:01Do you think this is it?
01:04:03Do you think they're finally gonna fund GetAwayForUs.com?
01:04:06Can we actually afford to upgrade the site and create a real marketing campaign?
01:04:10Maggie, you won't be able to do any of that unless you pick up the phone.
01:04:15GetAwayForUs.com, this is Violet speaking.
01:04:19Yes.
01:04:20Hold one moment, please.
01:04:28Jane and Steve, hello.
01:04:30Listen, we're about to hop on a plane to L.A. for a meeting, and we were wondering if you were free tomorrow.
01:04:35Maybe we could grab an early bite?
01:04:37You pick the spot.
01:04:38And feel free to invite someone.
01:04:39Let's keep this whole thing sociable.
01:04:42Sociable.
01:04:43Right.
01:04:44I will bring my boyfriend, Brent.
01:04:46Sounds good.
01:04:47Looking forward to meeting him.
01:04:49See you tomorrow.
01:04:50Okay, bye-bye.
01:04:53Brent's been upgraded to boyfriend status, huh?
01:04:55What?
01:04:56He could be my boyfriend.
01:04:57We've been together for a while.
01:04:59Everything is...
01:05:01fine.
01:05:03It's fine.
01:05:06The term dry cleaning is misleading.
01:05:09It's not a dry process.
01:05:11It's just that the cleaning solvent we use has virtually no water in it,
01:05:15so it doesn't penetrate the fabric's fibers the way water does.
01:05:22Did you know that?
01:05:25Are you okay, Maggie?
01:05:27You seem distracted.
01:05:32I just have this work thing.
01:05:35Thanks.
01:05:39Actually, there's something I want to tell you.
01:05:46I mean, so she borrowed them.
01:05:47She takes them on her trip.
01:05:48She came back from her trip and she didn't have them.
01:05:50I mean, who does that?
01:05:51Amber.
01:05:52Isn't that crazy?
01:05:53Amber!
01:05:56We need to talk.
01:06:03Hi.
01:06:04I just made you a reservation at your favorite bistro for four.
01:06:07Well, now I have to find a fourth person because I broke up with Brent last night.
01:06:13And now I have to go to this dinner without a wingman.
01:06:15What am I going to do?
01:06:18You want to come with me?
01:06:19I'm so flattered, but I have plans.
01:06:21And considering the fact that I know Jane and Steve and I'm a woman,
01:06:24it might be hard for me to pass as your boyfriend.
01:06:27I know.
01:06:28It's just going to be so awkward.
01:06:30I told them I would bring my boyfriend.
01:06:32I mean, now we can have a very appropriate business-related conversation
01:06:36about my failed relationship.
01:06:39You know, if you're looking for a guy,
01:06:41I know a cute furniture maker who might be free.
01:06:46Stop.
01:06:47Same.
01:06:52Not a bad idea.
01:06:53I can't believe you broke up with Amber, man.
01:06:55I mean, she was perfect.
01:06:57Pretty, fun, easygoing.
01:07:00Uncomplicated, but it never really went anywhere, you know?
01:07:02Exactly. I mean, the girl ate french fries for dinner.
01:07:07Like, what is wrong with you, man?
01:07:09If you like her so much, I'll give you her number.
01:07:11Really?
01:07:12Hey, to each his own.
01:07:24Do you have a second?
01:07:27Hi, I'm Eddie.
01:07:28Nice to meet you.
01:07:30Alex's assistant.
01:07:31Could you grab the paint from out back?
01:07:33Yes. Yes, I can.
01:07:37So, what brings you to my humble abode?
01:07:40Miss me?
01:07:42I need a favor.
01:07:45I have an investor dinner, and I was wondering if you would come as my date.
01:07:53What about Brent?
01:07:54I couldn't hear another word about dry cleaning.
01:07:57I actually ended things with Amber, too.
01:08:01Really?
01:08:03She made me feel old and responsible.
01:08:06That just ain't right.
01:08:07Yeah, so...
01:08:08So, dinner, right.
01:08:12When is it?
01:08:13It's later this afternoon.
01:08:16I know you probably have other things that you're doing.
01:08:19I don't, and I'll be there.
01:08:23Thank you.
01:08:25They really liked your furniture, so maybe you could sell them an end table over dessert or something.
01:08:31Okay.
01:08:42So there I am, facing this wicked dog life.
01:08:47Hello, good to see you again.
01:08:49Nice to see you. Hi.
01:08:51This must be Brent?
01:08:53Alex. This is Alex.
01:08:55Funny, I thought you said his name was Brent.
01:08:58I did.
01:08:59Usually, Brent couldn't make it, so I'm going to fill in.
01:09:02But you know what? Just call me Brent.
01:09:03Well, Brent, Alex, whatever. Have a seat.
01:09:06Doesn't matter what your name is. You're cute.
01:09:08Not only is he cute, he's a gentleman. He holds a chair for the lady. Very nice.
01:09:13How was your trip?
01:09:14It was uneventful.
01:09:16Exactly how we like it.
01:09:17Yes.
01:09:20So, Alex, what do you do?
01:09:21I make custom furniture.
01:09:22He made all the furniture in my office.
01:09:25Oh! Great stuff.
01:09:29Guys, I know you like my furniture, but come on, this is too much.
01:09:32Well, Alex, you get the second toast, but the first toast goes to Maggie.
01:09:40We have finally chosen a new tech startup to invest in.
01:09:44And it's got a way for us.
01:09:47We want to fund your expansion, Maggie.
01:09:52Really?
01:09:53Yes, really. It was an impressive proposal.
01:09:57Thank you. Thank you so much. I will not disappoint you.
01:10:01Oh, you're going to make us all a lot of money.
01:10:06Congratulations.
01:10:08Thanks.
01:10:10Nice couple.
01:10:13We're not.
01:10:14Yeah.
01:10:15Yeah, that would be...
01:10:16Nope.
01:10:17Nope.
01:10:18But cheers. Cheers to this.
01:10:19Cheers.
01:10:20Cheers.
01:10:21Which is exciting.
01:10:22Great news.
01:10:23Thank you, again.
01:10:27Cheers.
01:10:33All your dreams are coming true, huh?
01:10:34It seems so.
01:10:36And you didn't even need a wingman.
01:10:38I think they thought that you were more than just a wingman.
01:10:41Yeah, they thought I was your boyfriend.
01:10:45Funny, right?
01:10:46Is it really that funny?
01:10:50I'm starting to think that maybe it's not.
01:10:54Really?
01:10:57Yeah, I'm thinking maybe we go on a real date.
01:11:06Okay, so...
01:11:08I'll call you.
01:11:09Sure. Sure.
01:11:11Okay.
01:11:12Okay.
01:11:16Bye.
01:11:20Thanks.
01:11:27Congratulations!
01:11:30You have investors.
01:11:31We have investors.
01:11:32Thanks for all your hard work.
01:11:33Yes, and we still have a lot of work to do,
01:11:35so I thought we should celebrate now before we don't get another chance.
01:11:38We need to organize a focus group, set up a marketing plan.
01:11:41We also need to post some jobs online,
01:11:44but before we do that, we need to crunch the numbers so we know what we can pay people.
01:11:47Yeah, well, I assume we have to return all this furniture to Alex,
01:11:49so we're going to have to use some of the investment capital to replace it.
01:11:52Yeah, I guess we do, but he said we could keep it as long as we needed, so...
01:11:54I'll bet he did.
01:11:57Violet?
01:11:58Oh, really? Are you going to pretend you don't know how this young man feels about you?
01:12:03He actually asked me out for a date.
01:12:05Excellent! When's the first date?
01:12:07We haven't said anything yet.
01:12:09Maggie, you are an accomplished, intelligent, entrepreneurial woman.
01:12:14Why are you waiting for this guy to call?
01:12:17You know what?
01:12:19You're right, Violet.
01:12:27All done, boss.
01:12:29Well, then you should get going.
01:12:32Dad, um, are you sure you're okay with this?
01:12:34Absolutely.
01:12:56Okay.
01:13:20You're cool with this, right?
01:13:21I am totally cool with it. Seriously, you guys go. Have a great date.
01:13:24Okay. Yeah, we will.
01:13:46Hey, this is Maggie Milton. I can't get to the phone right now,
01:13:48but please leave me a message and I'll get back to you.
01:13:51Hey, Maggie, it's Alex. I am calling about our date.
01:13:56What do you say this Saturday? Dinner? You pick the place?
01:14:01Okay. Call me back. Bye.
01:14:10All of your messages have been erased.
01:14:20Oh.
01:14:29Ah, here's the lunchbox.
01:14:33Hey, Mom.
01:14:34Hey, what's this?
01:14:36Oh, they're the pictures from the dance. Miss Lowell took them.
01:14:39Oh, I want to see them.
01:14:46Oh, that's so cute.
01:14:49Oh, I love that one.
01:14:54Is that...
01:14:55No way. I can't believe it. She took a picture of Danny and I dancing.
01:14:59Oh, right. Danny. Uh, he looks like a very good dancer.
01:15:05Well, Alex showed him how to cut in and Alex and Maggie started dancing.
01:15:09Oh, slow dancing. It was so much fun.
01:15:12Slow dance. Really?
01:15:15Uh, that's great, sweetie. I'll be right back, okay?
01:15:28Sounds like Maggie and Alex had an interesting week.
01:15:39Yeah. Okay, can you call my assistant Violet and set that up?
01:15:42Okay, thank you so much. Okay, bye-bye.
01:15:45I am so, so sorry I'm late.
01:15:47Violet, you created and saved my vacation. We can be late to our next 12 lunches.
01:15:51So you had a good trip.
01:15:52It was amazing. But frankly, I'm more interested in what happened here.
01:15:57Everything was fine. Why?
01:15:59I know it was. The kids said they had a great time and they said that you and Alex had a lot of fun, too. Like, together.
01:16:06Yes. No. I mean, maybe. Alex is very charming. But, um...
01:16:18Is he calling you right now?
01:16:22We were supposed to go out. What?
01:16:25What happened?
01:16:27Alex is Alex. It's not going to happen. I don't want to talk about it. I just want to eat and hear about Hawaii.
01:16:34Okay. Fair enough. I won't push.
01:16:43Hey, hey.
01:16:44Hey, what's up?
01:16:45I just talked to my client and they are loving the new cabinets you're working on.
01:16:50That is great. Thank you for that.
01:16:53So, the week was a success, huh?
01:16:55Yeah. The kids. A lot of fun.
01:16:58No, I was, uh... I was talking about you and Maggie. So you guys are friends now, right?
01:17:03Oh, Maggie. Yeah. She's impossible.
01:17:06I thought maybe...
01:17:07I mean, she's a great person and she's amazing with the kids and she's a ton of fun when she wants to be, but I don't get her. You know?
01:17:15I thought we were supposed to get together and hang out, but she hasn't returned my calls.
01:17:20Really?
01:17:22Okay.
01:17:24Enough Maggie talk, man.
01:17:34Oh, come on!
01:17:37Drive, please!
01:17:38Oh, no.
01:17:39Wait.
01:17:59What are you doing here?
01:18:00I was invited to dinner.
01:18:02And I assume you were too, but then again, how would I know that since you haven't called me back?
01:18:06So you're blaming me?
01:18:08I'm not blaming anyone. I'm just confused.
01:18:12Why don't you ask Amber to explain it to you?
01:18:14Amber? What does Amber have to do with this? I told you that I broke up with her.
01:18:17Because I saw her coming to see you at your workshop.
01:18:21I was bringing back your sweatshirt.
01:18:24I promise you, I'm not seeing Amber.
01:18:26I promise you, I'm not seeing Amber.
01:18:29Like, I haven't seen...
01:18:32Oh, oh, she came to see Eddie.
01:18:35What?
01:18:36Eddie likes her. They went on a date.
01:18:38Like, I know, it seems really weird, but they're actually kind of perfect for one another.
01:18:46Did you think that I was cheating on you before we even went on a date?
01:18:50I guess that...
01:18:54I'm sorry.
01:18:57It's okay.
01:18:59I guess I haven't given you many reasons to trust me in the past, so...
01:19:05Maybe we should start over.
01:19:09Can we? I would love that.
01:19:15Alex Forney.
01:19:18Maggie Milton.
01:19:20Do you remember what I told Brianna about how boys act like they don't like the smart, pretty girls because they're intimidating?
01:19:30Well, I'm thinking you've always intimidated me.
01:19:34So I made fun of you.
01:19:39But I think I really want to get this right.
01:19:43Well, maybe it wasn't the most mature thing to do, but I think I've always acted so uptight because you make me nervous.
01:19:54Me?
01:19:55Yes, you.
01:19:57It's crazy how a guy who's handsome and funny and life of the party can do that to a girl.
01:20:13I love you.
01:20:28I can't believe I got Magpie Milton to marry me.
01:20:30It's Magpie Forney now.
01:20:32Yes, it is.
01:20:33Guys! Hey! It's time to throw the bouquet.
01:20:36Can I throw it?
01:20:37No, sweetie!
01:20:38The bride has to do it.
01:20:39Yeah, and you'll get your chance in a long, long, long time.
01:20:43Once she throws it, what's next?
01:20:45Cake!
01:20:46Cake!
01:20:47Okay.
01:20:48Sweetheart.
01:20:50Ready?
01:20:53Okay.
01:20:54One, two, three!
01:21:00I got it! I got it! I got the bouquet!
01:21:04She got it.
01:21:09I got it.
01:21:15Guys, let's paint this picture together.
01:21:19First, I'll paint the brown house.
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