The Love Gala When Kate is given the job of planning her mom's Garden Gala, the biggest celebration event of the year, she has to compromise with the new and contrarian ...
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00:00:00We already have all of that taken care of.
00:00:07We have sent thank you gifts to all of the speakers and we've donated all of the leftover
00:00:11food to our local homeless shelter.
00:00:14Yes.
00:00:15Hi.
00:00:16Absolutely.
00:00:17Bigger is always better.
00:00:20Right.
00:00:21Yes, we agree.
00:00:22Hi.
00:00:23Hi.
00:00:24The flowers.
00:00:25Oh, beautiful.
00:00:28You're welcome.
00:00:32Ooh, flowers.
00:00:37A thank you from Tracy and Carrie.
00:00:47They got great taste.
00:00:49You are telling me they've already hired us for their next event and they don't even have a date yet.
00:00:53Oh. Well, I've got a surprise for you.
00:00:56Oh, me too. You ready? On three.
00:00:59One, two, three.
00:01:03You look good.
00:01:04You look so good.
00:01:05This is going to take us to the next level.
00:01:08Can you imagine all of our new clients?
00:01:10Hold on. We just did our biggest event.
00:01:12Yet.
00:01:13And it was really hard.
00:01:15Please don't tell me you forgot all of the late nights, all of the long hours.
00:01:19Yeah, but it put us on the map.
00:01:21Or on the front page of the events section.
00:01:24Oh, wait. What time is it? I'm supposed to meet George for lunch.
00:01:27Isn't it kind of early?
00:01:28Yeah, but he's got to catch a flight again.
00:01:30Oh, so what's the deal with you two anyway?
00:01:32I just like spending time with him.
00:01:34When he's in town.
00:01:35Yeah, it's casual and breezy.
00:01:38Oh, because you're so breezy.
00:01:42And it doesn't hurt that your mom loves him.
00:01:45Alright, so I'm not seeing him to please my mom.
00:01:47Of course not.
00:01:50Okay, maybe it's nice that she and I agree on something.
00:01:53Oh, Kate.
00:01:55Okay, let's go.
00:02:05Hey.
00:02:06Hi.
00:02:07How are you?
00:02:08I'm good. How are you?
00:02:09I'm great.
00:02:10Have a seat.
00:02:17Since we're on a tight schedule, I took the liberty of ordering our usuals.
00:02:20Perfect.
00:02:21So, where is my mother sending you off to this time?
00:02:24London, Berlin by way of Paris,
00:02:27a quick trip to New York Fashion Week, then L.A.
00:02:29All of my favorite places.
00:02:32You know, there isn't anything saying that I can't have a plus one on these trips.
00:02:35I think you might have an in with my boss.
00:02:37Yeah, maybe.
00:02:38But, you know, work.
00:02:40Of course.
00:02:42Hey, whenever you get back, why don't we plan a little trip of our own?
00:02:46Something a little more local.
00:02:47There is this new gallery opening at the Modern Art Museum.
00:02:52We should go.
00:02:53Let's put in a date.
00:02:54Okay.
00:02:55Yeah.
00:02:56Okay, so, how's three weeks from now?
00:02:59I could do the 18th.
00:03:01I am leading a retreat that weekend.
00:03:05How about the next week?
00:03:07I'm in Seattle.
00:03:08How about the fifth?
00:03:10That's next month.
00:03:11It's six weeks away.
00:03:13We've been apart longer.
00:03:15Okay, you're right.
00:03:16Let's pencil it in.
00:03:19Hmm.
00:03:20It's my mom.
00:03:22Urgent.
00:03:23Need to see you now, all caps.
00:03:25Any ideas?
00:03:26I'm afraid not.
00:03:29Gosh, I should go.
00:03:31Our lunch.
00:03:33I know, Margaret.
00:03:34You should go.
00:03:36I'll give you a call before I board.
00:03:38Okay.
00:03:39Yeah.
00:03:40So good seeing you.
00:03:41You too.
00:03:42Bye.
00:03:43Bye.
00:03:56Kate, you came so quickly.
00:03:58Well, your text said it was urgent.
00:04:00It is.
00:04:01It is.
00:04:02Pierre has quit on me.
00:04:04Are you a dog walker?
00:04:05No, that's Pierce.
00:04:07Pierre, my meeting planner of 20 years,
00:04:09left me for retirement two weeks before my gala.
00:04:12It's your turn, my dear.
00:04:15I'm sorry, what?
00:04:17You're going to plan the garden gala.
00:04:19Excuse me?
00:04:20Aren't you absolutely over the moon?
00:04:22Yes, I am, but it's...
00:04:25It's just so soon and...
00:04:26Welcome to the fast lane, Katie.
00:04:29Okay, so what will people say about you
00:04:31just handing the event over to your daughter?
00:04:34I know nepotism has always been a bit of a bee in your bonnet,
00:04:37but your mother is Margaret Lord,
00:04:39and there's no getting around that.
00:04:40If you want to be the best, then you need to plan the best,
00:04:43and this gala is the best.
00:04:45But I've never planned anything to this scale before.
00:04:47I can't think of a better way to prove what you're made of.
00:04:50Fire only strengthens the iron, I know.
00:04:53Think of all you stand to gain.
00:04:54The magazine's biggest issue of the year
00:04:56is devoted entirely to the gala.
00:04:58I'm aware.
00:04:59Imagine all the publicity you receive.
00:05:01National attention.
00:05:03So, picture-perfect planning will be in Lord's July issue?
00:05:07I'll do you one better.
00:05:08A feature on you and Dina in the July issue.
00:05:11Tell me you can say no to that.
00:05:13And we'll get full say over the feature.
00:05:15Complete control over how our business and mission are presented.
00:05:19Well, I'm still editor-in-chief,
00:05:21but yes, I see no reason why you can't be fully involved.
00:05:25Oh.
00:05:27Well, I've always wanted to plan the gala.
00:05:30All the guests and the buzz.
00:05:32You know, that's the reason that I wanted to get into event planning in the first place.
00:05:36It's just that I think of this as an opportunity.
00:05:40I'm giving you the chance to take the Lord name and make it your own.
00:05:44But if you're not up for the task...
00:05:46No, no. I'm up for it.
00:05:48We will plan the garden gala.
00:05:50Splendid. And Dina will agree, too.
00:05:53She will love this.
00:05:57I do not love this.
00:05:59Two weeks to plan the biggest social event of the year,
00:06:02but it basically plans itself.
00:06:06Weren't you just talking about not wanting to be in your mom's shadow?
00:06:09Well, yes, but this is my chance to prove myself.
00:06:12I want to show that I am every bit as capable as the Lord name suggests.
00:06:16Kate, you do not have to prove yourself.
00:06:19What should I do? To my mom? To the city? To myself?
00:06:22But if you don't think that we're up to the task, then we don't have to do it.
00:06:25Make me the bad guy.
00:06:27You know how much this event meant to my dad.
00:06:30He would want me to do it.
00:06:32Don't tug at my heartstrings, Kate.
00:06:35Okay, think about it like this.
00:06:37When we do this event, everyone is going to be lining up to work with us
00:06:41and we'll finally have the money to expand our team.
00:06:44What do you say?
00:06:47A July issue?
00:06:49Can you believe it?
00:06:51Guess I'll need to figure out what to wear.
00:06:53That's the spirit.
00:06:55Okay, we're doing this.
00:07:03Hey, George.
00:07:05I've got some big news to share.
00:07:07Give me a call whenever you get settled into your hotel room.
00:07:17Hey.
00:07:19Didn't see you there.
00:07:21Obviously.
00:07:23Sorry about that.
00:07:25Good thing you were here, crouched behind this bush.
00:07:28What?
00:07:29Are you hiding from someone?
00:07:30Why would you say that?
00:07:32Ah, so you're spying on someone.
00:07:34No.
00:07:35That guy?
00:07:36Hey, keep your voice down.
00:07:37You were totally checking him out.
00:07:39I don't have time for this.
00:07:41You sure you don't want to head in that direction?
00:07:43No, but you should watch where you're going.
00:07:48Nice running into you.
00:08:04That simply will not do.
00:08:06Oh no, I'm so sorry.
00:08:08Some idiot just...
00:08:09Oh.
00:08:10Hi there.
00:08:11You.
00:08:12You know this man?
00:08:14Well, he...
00:08:15I'm the new head of operations at the Garden.
00:08:17Danny Miller.
00:08:20Picture-perfect planning.
00:08:21Kate.
00:08:22Nice to meet you, picture-perfect Kate.
00:08:25You're late.
00:08:26We were just going over some logistical details for the event.
00:08:29There are some minor disagreements.
00:08:31We have done it this way every year.
00:08:34The man that had your job before you was a dear friend that understood the importance of the scam.
00:08:39Yeah, I understand.
00:08:40It's just that there are some changes...
00:08:41Frankly, you should be honored that such a high-profile event is being held here.
00:08:45If this is the relationship we have with the Garden going forward, I might have to reconsider working with you.
00:08:51Perhaps my event can find accommodations elsewhere this year.
00:08:55The gala is in two weeks.
00:08:57I'm happy to work out a compromise.
00:09:00Do you know who I am?
00:09:02Surely we can work something out.
00:09:05Is that a twig in your hair?
00:09:08Kate, when I hired you to do this, I thought that you would take it seriously.
00:09:13I am.
00:09:15Then show it.
00:09:17Talk some sense into this man.
00:09:18I cannot spend my entire day arguing about dirt.
00:09:23Bye.
00:09:26Dina, will you go after her?
00:09:28I'm the last person she wants to talk to right now.
00:09:39Mr. Miller.
00:09:40Danny.
00:09:41Mr. Miller.
00:09:43Whatever Margaret Lord wants, she gets.
00:09:45Do you have any idea what goes into putting this place back together after your little event every year?
00:09:50Well, if it's a question of money, then that's not an issue.
00:09:52It's not about money.
00:09:54Then what's the problem?
00:09:55This is a Habitat First, not a party venue.
00:09:57This is not just some party.
00:09:59You could have fooled me.
00:10:09Oh, Margaret.
00:10:10If we could just...
00:10:11Get in.
00:10:19Margaret, I probably should stay with Kate.
00:10:21I have a tight schedule to keep.
00:10:22I'm already running late.
00:10:24Um, sure.
00:10:25Do you have something to take notes?
00:10:27Yes.
00:10:28I'll be right back.
00:10:29Okay.
00:10:30Bye.
00:10:31Bye.
00:10:32Bye.
00:10:33Bye.
00:10:34Bye.
00:10:35Bye.
00:10:36Take notes.
00:10:38Yes.
00:10:39Let's get to work.
00:10:41How long have you had your job?
00:10:42This is my six month anniversary.
00:10:45Thank you for asking.
00:10:46And did your predecessor explain the gala to you?
00:10:48Yeah.
00:10:49He mentioned it.
00:10:51He mentioned it.
00:10:52Look, I was hired to look out for the garden's best interest.
00:10:56Okay, well, the gala is the biggest event of the year.
00:10:59Everyone who is anyone will be there.
00:11:01Oh, darn.
00:11:02Guess that's why my invitation always gets lost in the mail.
00:11:05Your garden is going to be featured in Lord's July issue.
00:11:08What does that even mean?
00:11:10You can't be serious.
00:11:12Look, I'm not saying that we can't host it.
00:11:14I just think that adjustments need to be made.
00:11:17Here.
00:11:19What's this?
00:11:20These are ways to change the event to better protect the garden.
00:11:24Oh.
00:11:25You gave this to Margaret?
00:11:27Well, I tried.
00:11:28I mean, she didn't exactly take it.
00:11:30No wonder she stormed off.
00:11:32You've changed practically everything from flooring to seating arrangements, press access.
00:11:36Only certain types of flowers can be allowed in the garden.
00:11:39Are you serious with this?
00:11:40Hey, with the right attitude, I think it's manageable.
00:11:42Do you know who Margaret Lord is?
00:11:44You're not that oblivious, are you?
00:11:46Sorry.
00:11:47I don't believe in special treatment.
00:11:48Do you understand what goes into planning a gala?
00:11:51The painstaking attention to detail for every decision from tablecloths to light bulbs.
00:11:56There is a reason that the Lord Gala is the way that it is that you're not considering.
00:11:59And why are you smiling?
00:12:01No, it's just, it's funny that everyone involved in your event seems to be...
00:12:06What's the word I'm looking for?
00:12:07Oh, I can think of a few right now.
00:12:09Tense.
00:12:10Hmm.
00:12:11Maybe that's just because they're dealing with you.
00:12:13If you would just...
00:12:15Look at the documents.
00:12:16I have.
00:12:17And frankly, your laissez-faire attitude is on my last nerve.
00:12:20I have to go.
00:12:21There is no way that this can be done in two weeks.
00:12:23So soon?
00:12:25You'll hear from me.
00:12:26We're going to deal with this later.
00:12:27I look forward to it.
00:12:28Kate, you're...
00:12:29The door is...
00:12:30Not a word.
00:12:39You will not believe the conversation I just had with the gardener.
00:12:41Oh, it couldn't have been worse than my car ride with your mother.
00:12:44On a scale from one to ten, how mad was she?
00:12:46Ice cold.
00:12:47Oh, that bad.
00:12:48Of course, luckily I was my level-headed self, so I assured her that we have everything under control.
00:12:53Okay, good.
00:12:54I have no idea how we're going to do that.
00:12:57Kate, this is not a great start to our biggest event yet.
00:13:00Do not start doubting me now.
00:13:02Look at this list.
00:13:05Well, this looks like my mother.
00:13:08This one's from the gardener.
00:13:12For him to be so new, he sure has a lot of input to give.
00:13:14I know, right?
00:13:17Everything on this list is doable.
00:13:18It's just a lot.
00:13:19Kate, we have 14 days to get all of this together.
00:13:24We can do this.
00:13:26You know, it's not too late to ask Margaret to offer this to another event planner.
00:13:30Did you tell her that?
00:13:31No, I'm saying it to you.
00:13:33Your mother was even more high-strung than usual.
00:13:36Oh, yeah, you noticed that too, huh?
00:13:39Yeah, I've been worried that this event is too much on her after everything that happened with my dad last year.
00:13:45Dina, this one is important.
00:13:47We have to do it right.
00:13:50Are you doing this for us or for you?
00:13:51Both.
00:13:52I wouldn't ask if I didn't think we could do it.
00:13:56Okay, so what about your garden man?
00:13:59Leave him to me.
00:14:01Alright.
00:14:04Here.
00:14:53I love you.
00:14:58I love you too.
00:15:06I love you too.
00:15:23Okay, so you move the tables to Lily Terrace.
00:15:27Oh, then the step and repeat can be on Cherry Esplanade.
00:15:30Wow.
00:15:32You did all this last night?
00:15:35Or to Kate.
00:15:37Oh, sorry.
00:15:39It's okay, I get it. I know how you feel about reporters.
00:15:43Yeah.
00:15:45I know the interview aspect is necessary for our future, but every time I'm in a room with press,
00:15:50they always want to talk about my personal life and I just hate that it always goes back to my mom.
00:15:55I'll kibosh any kind of question like that.
00:15:58Just let me do the talking.
00:16:00Thanks, Dina.
00:16:01I am very charming.
00:16:02When I want to be.
00:16:06Dina.
00:16:07Hey.
00:16:08Hey, good to see you again.
00:16:09This color looks amazing on you.
00:16:11Oh, you think so?
00:16:13Kate, this is Liz Booth and Mike O'Connor.
00:16:17Liz will be doing the reporting and Mike will be doing the photos for the article.
00:16:21So great to meet you.
00:16:22Hi there.
00:16:23Hi, it's nice to meet you too.
00:16:27You know, I've covered big events before, but never the Lorde Gala.
00:16:32So I'm super excited to get in there and see what it's all about.
00:16:35So you're familiar with the event?
00:16:36Yeah, I mean, who isn't?
00:16:38Oh, afraid I'm not.
00:16:41Mike is new to the event coverage business, but don't let his greenness fool you.
00:16:45He's super talented and he's already won the Rising Newcomer Award for his work last year in Peru.
00:16:52That's impressive.
00:16:56Margaret is a hero of mine.
00:16:58What isn't there to love about her?
00:17:00You must have so much to say about growing up with her.
00:17:04We really want to keep this focused on planning the event.
00:17:08That's actually what Margaret would want.
00:17:10Whatever Margaret Lorde wants, goes.
00:17:12Well, we'd love to get to lay the land sometime.
00:17:15I've never been to the Botanic Garden.
00:17:19Well, it's amazing there.
00:17:21And I would be more than happy to show you around sometime.
00:17:24Both of you, of course.
00:17:26That would be great.
00:17:30I'm gonna get washed up.
00:17:33Excuse us.
00:17:35What was that?
00:17:37What was what?
00:17:39Happy to take you on a tour.
00:17:41Sometime.
00:17:43Well, it's for the future.
00:17:45Oh, really?
00:17:47Have we forgotten about George?
00:17:49Already?
00:17:51Already?
00:17:53It's strictly professional.
00:17:55Pete.
00:17:57It's professional.
00:17:59I promise.
00:18:01Whatever.
00:18:02Whatever.
00:18:13Well, if it isn't picture perfect Kate.
00:18:16Mr. Miller, we need to set our next meeting.
00:18:19Do you have your calendar available?
00:18:21Sure.
00:18:23Okay, let's meet tomorrow at 9am and start talking about logistics.
00:18:279am?
00:18:29Looks like I have a breakfast meeting then.
00:18:30Okay.
00:18:32What about noon?
00:18:34Oof.
00:18:36It's my lunch meeting.
00:18:38How about 2pm?
00:18:40Are all of your meals done by then?
00:18:42Sorry, could you hold please?
00:18:44My assistant needs me.
00:18:46If I didn't know better, I would think that you're trying to avoid me.
00:18:48Now, why would I do that?
00:18:50I mean, it's not every day that I'm yelled at by somebody that I just met.
00:18:54Twice, in fact.
00:18:56Okay, if we could just put that behind us and focus on the task at hand,
00:18:58we could get through this pretty painlessly.
00:19:00What is your next available time?
00:19:02As luck would have it, my noon just cancelled.
00:19:05How fortuitous. 12pm then?
00:19:08In my calendar.
00:19:10Oh, and Kate?
00:19:12Yes?
00:19:14You should really call me Danny.
00:19:24Hi there.
00:19:25Hi.
00:19:27I wasn't expecting you so soon.
00:19:29Dean is still out at lunch. He'll be back in about a half hour.
00:19:32Well, actually I was stopping by to see if you were free for lunch.
00:19:35We could chat about the article or just chat.
00:19:38I can't.
00:19:40I see.
00:19:42No, it's not.
00:19:44I just have this food tasting thing I have to go to for the gala.
00:19:48Is that something you would want to go to?
00:19:50Yeah. Yeah, I'd love to.
00:19:52You should know I'm really great at eating food.
00:19:55Oh, well this is perfect then.
00:19:57I just need to drop something off in the office real quick, okay?
00:20:00Okay.
00:20:08You must be a creature of habit eating here so often.
00:20:11You have no idea.
00:20:13That is where George and I eat every time he's in town.
00:20:16And who is George?
00:20:17Who is George?
00:20:19Oh, yeah. He's, um...
00:20:22Well, he's my...
00:20:25Boyfriend.
00:20:27No.
00:20:29We're barely even in the same time zone.
00:20:31He's just someone I like to spend time with.
00:20:33One of those.
00:20:35Bad luck for George, but good news for me.
00:20:39I have to say, this is better than where I would have taken you.
00:20:43It's like 12 lunches in one.
00:20:45It is.
00:20:48That's not going in Lourdes, is it?
00:20:51Oh, these aren't for the magazine. Don't worry.
00:20:54So then why are you taking pictures?
00:20:57Um...
00:20:59I guess I just like what I see.
00:21:01Hmm. Okay then.
00:21:13And this one?
00:21:15Oh, so that is a tiny village outside of Lima.
00:21:19Yeah, my Spanish was a little rusty, but I got by.
00:21:23Oh, she's beautiful.
00:21:25Oh, yeah. Amaya.
00:21:27Yeah, there was something about her eyes that just...
00:21:30haunted you, you know?
00:21:32I still feel like I never quite captured it.
00:21:36You must meet a lot of...
00:21:38interesting people on your travels.
00:21:40Yeah, well, you know who else thought that Amaya was beautiful?
00:21:45Her husband and two kids.
00:21:49I'm sorry. I just assumed.
00:21:52I mean, you just have so many pictures of her.
00:21:55Yeah.
00:21:57Well, when I see something beautiful,
00:22:01I like to hold on to it.
00:22:02Um, so, what made you want to get into photography in the first place?
00:22:08I swerve.
00:22:10What?
00:22:12Something tells me that you're not good at taking compliments.
00:22:16You know what that means?
00:22:18What?
00:22:20It means you don't hear them nearly enough.
00:22:23Oh, that was smooth.
00:22:26I mean, I don't know.
00:22:27You don't hear them nearly enough.
00:22:29Oh, that was smooth.
00:22:32Well, I say what's on my mind.
00:22:37So, what is a gala like, anyway?
00:22:40Uh, glamorous.
00:22:42It's a lot of work.
00:22:44And how is working with your mom?
00:22:47By the way Liz talks about her, Margaret Lord sounds...
00:22:50intense.
00:22:52Demanding, high expectations, never smiles.
00:22:55Kind of scary.
00:22:58She's my mother.
00:23:00Yeah, well, doesn't mean she can't scare you.
00:23:03She's a great mother, and she's really great at her job.
00:23:07Hmm.
00:23:09And there's nothing more to the story?
00:23:17Alright, that settles it.
00:23:20Before this gala is over, I'm going to get your mom to laugh.
00:23:25Smile, even.
00:23:27How about that?
00:23:29Oh, yeah, yeah.
00:23:31I'm hoping that it'll impress her daughter.
00:23:33Do you think it'll work?
00:23:35Uh, well, I guess we'll see about that.
00:23:49Hmm, how was the tasting that took all afternoon?
00:23:52It was great.
00:23:54How was Mike?
00:23:56What?
00:23:58Got him.
00:24:00Liz told me he was coming to see you.
00:24:03Oh, you were with Liz?
00:24:05Oh, well, yeah. We were just going over the history of the gala.
00:24:09And frankly, she knows a lot more about the event than I do.
00:24:12Don't you think Liz is cute?
00:24:14She's your type, isn't she?
00:24:16We're not changing the subject just because you don't want to talk about your date, Mike.
00:24:20Oh, it wasn't a date.
00:24:21First of all, we just had some food, and then we talked about our lives, and...
00:24:26He, uh, might have, uh, called me beautiful.
00:24:30Oh, totally doesn't sound like a date.
00:24:32It wasn't. He's just passionate and spontaneous.
00:24:35So, he's the opposite of George.
00:24:37Ah, Kate. Do you have a crush?
00:24:41Can we just go back to focusing on work, please?
00:24:44Whatever.
00:24:45Whatever.
00:24:49And, for the record, Liz is very cute.
00:24:53I knew it! I knew it!
00:24:55I'm going to be your matchmaker. It's done. It's a done deal.
00:24:58Stop it. Back to work.
00:25:00Oh, now she wants to go to work.
00:25:16Hey, baby bro.
00:25:18William. Whoa. This is a surprise.
00:25:21A good one, I hope.
00:25:23Of course.
00:25:25I'm taking you to lunch to celebrate my big win. You heard, right?
00:25:29Yeah, yeah. Mom told me. Congrats on the big case.
00:25:32It's not just a big case. It's my first win at my own firm.
00:25:35I'm proud of you, Will.
00:25:37So, let's celebrate. What do you say? Your choice. My treat.
00:25:40No, I gotta work.
00:25:41Come on. You could play hokey for a few hours.
00:25:44I'm sure the flowers can wait.
00:25:47Look, I wish that I could, but I can't. Rain check for another day?
00:25:51What's the point of being the boss of this place if you can't give yourself a break?
00:25:56Soon. I promise.
00:25:58And it'll be your choice, my treat.
00:26:00I guess I can let today slide.
00:26:02You are coming to the family dinner at Chez Manon in a couple weeks, right?
00:26:06On the river?
00:26:08How did you get a reservation?
00:26:09Don't they book a year in advance?
00:26:11You know, a few people. Pull some strings.
00:26:14Of course you did.
00:26:16You'll be there, right? Mom and Dad are really looking forward to it.
00:26:19It's my one year anniversary of starting my firm.
00:26:22Jackie and the kids are going to be there. It's really important.
00:26:25I'll be there. Yeah.
00:26:27I'll have my assistant send you the details.
00:26:29And Danny, don't work so hard.
00:26:32If I can take some time off for lunch, you definitely can.
00:26:40You made it.
00:26:42On time and in one piece.
00:26:44Well, nobody attacked me with a plant today, so...
00:26:46Well, the day is still young.
00:26:48Although I'm not sure you're dressed in the right outfit for walking around in the heat of the day.
00:26:52I'll be fine.
00:26:54So, those are your walking shoes then?
00:26:57It's called being professional. You should try it sometime.
00:27:00Let's go.
00:27:02I've gone over your record.
00:27:04I'm not a professional.
00:27:05You should try it sometime.
00:27:07Let's go.
00:27:09I've gone over your proposal in detail.
00:27:11Ah, you have. And?
00:27:14And I think that we can make almost all of it work.
00:27:17Almost?
00:27:19You used the word compromise the other day. Remember?
00:27:22You were listening.
00:27:24I was listening, yes. I just didn't like what I was hearing.
00:27:26We aren't the enemy.
00:27:28My mother loves this garden.
00:27:30That's why she chooses to have her biggest event here.
00:27:32Your mother? Margaret?
00:27:33I thought you might figure it out by now, but the last name kind of gives it away.
00:27:38I can see a few similarities.
00:27:40It's not a secret. I just don't leave with it.
00:27:42Anyway, I do support your goal of showing off the natural beauty of this place.
00:27:47I'm surprised to hear that from you.
00:27:49Why? Do I look like I hate plants?
00:27:51Well, I mean...
00:27:53You said it.
00:27:55I am planning, as you would say, a very big fancy party, so we have to meet in the middle.
00:28:04Wow, you've got a great eye for this.
00:28:07You sound surprised again.
00:28:09I wasn't expecting that.
00:28:11Need to do my job?
00:28:13I know we got off on a rough start, but there's no reason that we can't be civil.
00:28:16Do you know you get very robotic when you get all formal?
00:28:20There's no reason we can't be civil.
00:28:23What do you want from me?
00:28:25You're either getting your feelings hurt because I'm yelling at you.
00:28:27I never said that you hurt my feelings.
00:28:29Or I am a cold, uncaring robot.
00:28:30Can't we just talk like normal people?
00:28:33You're the one who is treating me like I'm another species.
00:28:36Making fun of my clothes, the way that I talk, the way that I show emotion.
00:28:39Okay, hold on, I wasn't...
00:28:41You do not fool me, Mr. Miller. You are clearly intimidated.
00:28:44You've never worked with someone of our caliber before on an event of this magnitude,
00:28:47so you're covering it up with your bravado and your inane jokes.
00:28:51So you're a party planner and a psychologist?
00:28:54Hate to break it to you, but you're pretty simple to figure out.
00:29:00True.
00:29:04And this is...
00:29:06My list of compromises.
00:29:08Look, I imagine there's a lot riding on this for you as it's your first year in the role,
00:29:12and there's a lot riding on it for me because it's my first year planning the gala.
00:29:16It's in our best interest for it to run smoothly.
00:29:18This is great.
00:29:20Yeah, I can totally get this. Conservation is right up my alley.
00:29:24Oh, no, that's the wrong one.
00:29:25All reusable materials, compostable, recyclable, energy efficient.
00:29:32This is music to my ears.
00:29:34This is what Margaret wants, so...
00:29:38Okay, but what about that one? That looked amazing.
00:29:41No, this is for my eyes only.
00:29:43We're doing this one because it's what Margaret wants.
00:29:45Okay, there's that echo again.
00:29:47What Margaret wants, but she hired you, right?
00:29:49Isn't it your job to bring something new to the table?
00:29:51Did you bring something new to the table when you took this job?
00:29:53As a matter of fact, I did.
00:29:55What, a new soil regimen?
00:29:57Right.
00:29:59Well, there's only one thing we can do about this.
00:30:02I'm not following.
00:30:04A little friendly competition to see which dossier wins.
00:30:07Come on.
00:30:09Okay.
00:30:23Oh!
00:30:43It's like the secret plan wins.
00:30:45Well, you still have to take your turn.
00:30:47Oh, easy.
00:30:50Here we go.
00:30:54Ready?
00:31:01Yes!
00:31:03That is so unfair!
00:31:05You chose a competition that you knew you could win.
00:31:07Of course.
00:31:09Look, I wanted to make sure that I won so that we can work on your vision for the gala.
00:31:12It is a great idea.
00:31:14It doesn't matter if my mom won't approve it.
00:31:16Well, I mean, she trusts you, right?
00:31:18I don't think that my mom trusts anybody but herself.
00:31:21That's probably why she's so successful.
00:31:23She's putting her faith in me for this.
00:31:25Okay, and what about you?
00:31:27What about me?
00:31:29Why is the gala so important to you?
00:31:31Well, you know, because of all the celebrities, obviously.
00:31:34Okay, Lorde, let's get going.
00:31:36Another big day tomorrow.
00:31:42What's the time difference again?
00:31:44Six hours, I think.
00:31:46Hi, Mom! How's your 24 hours in Madrid?
00:31:48I'm late to a dinner.
00:31:50We'll be fast. How do you feel about the new table setup?
00:31:52Dear, is that you? I can't see you, dear.
00:31:54Were you able to view the new layout?
00:31:56We can screen share if you want.
00:31:58I have on my cell phone. The reception isn't great.
00:32:00Mom, can you see our screen?
00:32:05It's frozen. I'm trying.
00:32:12Hey!
00:32:14Hold on, you're frozen.
00:32:16Who's that?
00:32:18Can you see me?
00:32:19Is this your son?
00:32:21No, it's George.
00:32:23Is there someone else on the call?
00:32:25Mom, can you hear us?
00:32:27I can hear you fine.
00:32:29George?
00:32:31You sound a little irritated, Kate.
00:32:33Mike?
00:32:35Who's Ike?
00:32:37Sorry, Margaret, we're having some connection issues.
00:32:39The button is still frozen.
00:32:41Uh, snack break?
00:32:43Who's that?
00:32:45Is this a bad time?
00:32:47Should I go?
00:32:49We need your approvals before we can move on.
00:32:51You're breaking up.
00:32:53Got it! Got it!
00:32:55Technology is not my friend today.
00:32:57I'm sorry.
00:32:59That was a disaster.
00:33:01It was.
00:33:03Chocolate?
00:33:19Hey!
00:33:21Hey! You didn't want to have this meeting inside, in your office?
00:33:24Why be cooped inside all day when there's fresh air waiting for us?
00:33:28Somebody's had his coffee today.
00:33:30You don't like the sun, Kate?
00:33:32I'm just partial to air conditioning, okay?
00:33:34It is all of this.
00:33:36Well, you asked me what changes I made to the garden.
00:33:40Here it is.
00:33:42It's a pile of dirt.
00:33:44Okay, I know that it doesn't look like much now.
00:33:46Yeah, it looks like a big pile of dirt.
00:33:47But, if you use your imagination,
00:33:50try to picture this as a working garden.
00:33:53See, my goal is to get people here who have never been before,
00:33:56and we work the garden together.
00:33:58So you want to get people here that can work for you for free.
00:34:02Okay, it's not for me. It's for the garden.
00:34:05Okay, fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers.
00:34:08You know, it'll all be available for the community to take home.
00:34:11Okay, and you're doing this all by yourself?
00:34:13Not today.
00:34:15Come on.
00:34:17Let's get to work.
00:34:19If you can handle it.
00:34:21There's that judgment again.
00:34:27Kate, I wasn't serious.
00:34:29You don't have to dig, right?
00:34:31You're wearing high heels.
00:34:33I'm not afraid of a little bit of gardening work.
00:34:37Well, you're doing it wrong.
00:34:40I guess I skipped breakfast.
00:34:43Okay, just hang on a sec.
00:34:45I'll be right back.
00:35:16All right.
00:35:18Here you go.
00:35:21Perks of being the boss.
00:35:23Access to our volunteer supplies.
00:35:27I also grabbed this.
00:35:29I am not going to eat your lunch.
00:35:32Okay, suit yourself.
00:35:35If you insist.
00:35:37So I was thinking about what you said about putting my spin on things,
00:35:40and you were not entirely wrong.
00:35:42Wow, what a compliment.
00:35:43I was crunching the numbers,
00:35:45and it looks like most of my ideas can be implemented,
00:35:47if I can get approval from Margaret.
00:35:49Hey, that's great.
00:35:51If I talk to my mom,
00:35:53and I'm not saying I'm going to,
00:35:55then it's going to require a lot more from you.
00:35:57A lot more hard work, a lot more hours.
00:35:59Hey, I'm not afraid of a challenge.
00:36:01In fact, I love hard work.
00:36:03Don't you dare say you love hard work,
00:36:05or I'm going to throw this sandwich at you.
00:36:07Well, we wouldn't want that.
00:36:09No.
00:36:11You know, it's just my opinion,
00:36:13but I think it's pretty brave
00:36:15to step out of your celebrity mom's shadow
00:36:17and do your own thing.
00:36:19But what do I know?
00:36:21Yeah, you're right, what do you know?
00:36:23I really walked into that one.
00:36:25Yes, you did.
00:36:27Hey, you know what?
00:36:29We should feature your community garden in the magazine.
00:36:31It's a great angle on the green aspect for the gala,
00:36:34and it's great press for you.
00:36:36The July issue is kind of a big deal, you know.
00:36:39Really?
00:36:41You'd do that for me?
00:36:43I mean, there's no such thing as bad press, right?
00:36:45Right, of course.
00:36:48Cheers.
00:36:51Cheers.
00:37:03Why are the tables here?
00:37:05I think it makes for a nice flow of traffic, no?
00:37:07And these are new.
00:37:09Well, they're super energy efficient,
00:37:11which goes right along with our green theme.
00:37:13For the environment?
00:37:15Green?
00:37:17Recycled fabrics for the decor,
00:37:19utilizing solar panels, sustainable fashion...
00:37:21What are you talking about?
00:37:23Didn't you read my email?
00:37:25You know how busy I am.
00:37:27It's the new angle on the gala.
00:37:29My angle.
00:37:31Kate, we're not trying to reinvent the wheel here.
00:37:33The gala has always been a smashing success as is.
00:37:35Yeah, but with Danny's list, we need to...
00:37:37Who? The head of the garden?
00:37:39Why are you listening to that man?
00:37:41An important part of your job
00:37:43is to make sure you understand.
00:37:45No, Catherine.
00:37:47I have to get this. Are we good?
00:37:49Actually, I feel like we need to continue...
00:37:51Kate, I know you'll get this all under control.
00:37:53I have complete faith.
00:37:55Remember?
00:37:57Margaret Lord.
00:37:59Oh, yes.
00:38:08Hey.
00:38:10Hey.
00:38:11She's not exactly reading our emails.
00:38:13Are you kidding me?
00:38:15We need her approval
00:38:17so we can get the deliverables in time.
00:38:19I know, but she trusts me
00:38:21so we should just move ahead as planned.
00:38:23As soon as she sees everything,
00:38:25she's going to love it.
00:38:27Okay, if you say so.
00:38:29I do.
00:38:31Oh.
00:38:34These came for you.
00:38:37Hmm.
00:38:39Flowers?
00:38:41George.
00:38:43You remember him?
00:38:45Yeah, of course, George.
00:38:47That's what I meant.
00:38:49Mm-hmm.
00:38:51I did mean George.
00:38:53I was just thinking about Mike.
00:38:55You was thinking of Mike?
00:38:57Well, yeah, he's been texting.
00:38:59He's been texting?
00:39:01Do we have any going here?
00:39:03Huh?
00:39:05Oh, sorry.
00:39:07That's something Danny would say.
00:39:09Who?
00:39:11Danny.
00:39:13George.
00:39:15That sounds like a mix to me.
00:39:17Okay, so, yeah.
00:39:19Mike is, uh,
00:39:21and Danny is, well...
00:39:23Uh-huh.
00:39:25Okay, so George, he's my...
00:39:27Uh-huh.
00:39:29You know what's so funny?
00:39:31You have all these prospects
00:39:33sending you flowers
00:39:35and bringing you candy
00:39:37and why can't I get one date?
00:39:39One date!
00:39:41Hey, it's Liz.
00:39:43Hey, Liz.
00:39:45I was wondering, are you free tomorrow evening
00:39:47some time to discuss interview questions?
00:39:49I know this great little place over by.
00:39:51I can't.
00:39:53I have to help Kate with gala stuff.
00:39:55You want to email me instead?
00:39:57I could help.
00:39:59With the gala, it'll be pretty boring.
00:40:01Oh, Liz, thank you so much.
00:40:03Yes, we'll take the help.
00:40:05I have your phone number
00:40:07and I will just text you the address.
00:40:09Perfect.
00:40:11I hope what you're doing
00:40:13is going to be helpful for the article.
00:40:15Earth to Dina.
00:40:17Potential suitor just asked you out.
00:40:19And to me?
00:40:21And to me?
00:40:23You think so?
00:40:25What are we going to do with you?
00:40:39So at that point,
00:40:41I was in the mud head to toe.
00:40:43I'd pay to see that.
00:40:45Bet you would.
00:40:47Yeah, so I managed to wrangle the dog
00:40:50just minutes before the photo.
00:40:52And then I started thinking twice
00:40:54before I ever took an event with animals again.
00:40:56Well, you seem like more of a cat person.
00:40:59Independent, aloof,
00:41:01never know what they're thinking.
00:41:03Are you calling me a cat?
00:41:05Hey, a high heel fits.
00:41:08As opposed to a big brainless dog
00:41:12that's just running around chasing its tail.
00:41:14Hey, brainless?
00:41:16Okay, dogs are smart.
00:41:18That's hurtful.
00:41:20Don't dish it if you can't take it, Danny Miller.
00:41:24You know, I was thinking
00:41:26you should give a speech at the gala.
00:41:28Yeah, well, I'd have to be at the gala
00:41:31in order to give a speech, so.
00:41:33Wait, you're not going?
00:41:35No.
00:41:38Well, Danny, you have to.
00:41:40You run the place.
00:41:42That kind of stuff's just not for me.
00:41:45I'm not fancy.
00:41:47I think that the nicest thing I own
00:41:49are my formal pair of khakis.
00:41:51Come on, that can't be.
00:41:53Parties just aren't for me.
00:41:56Okay.
00:42:06What are you doing?
00:42:09All right, meet me here, tomorrow, at this time.
00:42:13And don't be late.
00:42:15Do I strike you as the kind of person
00:42:17that shows up late?
00:42:19No, and make sure to bring that awesome personality.
00:42:21Do I have a choice?
00:42:23You do not.
00:42:25Okay.
00:42:27And, Danny, I am a dog person.
00:42:30Come on.
00:42:36Hi.
00:42:38Hi, Kate.
00:42:40Hi, Tina.
00:42:42Hi.
00:42:44Thanks for coming.
00:42:46Those are lovely flowers.
00:42:48Oh, actually, this is for you.
00:42:50Oh.
00:42:52Thank you for inviting me.
00:42:54And these are for you.
00:42:59So, come on in.
00:43:01Wow.
00:43:03You guys have quite the operation.
00:43:05How can I help?
00:43:07Well, Dina and I were just discussing
00:43:10what to have for dinner.
00:43:12We were.
00:43:14We were.
00:43:16What kind of food do you like, Liz?
00:43:18Um, I love Italian.
00:43:20That's funny.
00:43:22Dina loves Italian, too.
00:43:24Everybody loves Italian.
00:43:26Yeah.
00:43:27Because it's the best.
00:43:29Absolutely.
00:43:31But see, Kate's idea of Italian
00:43:33is that frozen pizza defrosting in there.
00:43:35Oh.
00:43:37Were you two really planning on eating that tonight?
00:43:39Kate is good at many things,
00:43:41but cooking ain't one of them.
00:43:43It's not like you're any better.
00:43:45I can whip something up.
00:43:47Mind if I look in your fridge?
00:43:49No, go right ahead.
00:43:51Yeah.
00:43:52Yeah.
00:44:22Okay.
00:44:42Whoa.
00:44:44Okay, I don't know about this.
00:44:46You just said you trust me.
00:44:48You can't have the very important job
00:44:50of running the botanic garden
00:44:52just for one night, anyway.
00:44:54Let's go.
00:44:58Do you even know what these are?
00:45:00Yeah.
00:45:02I've worn a suit before.
00:45:04Prom doesn't count.
00:45:06Oh.
00:45:08Yeah, that's what I thought.
00:45:10This one looks nice.
00:45:12And by nice, I mean expensive.
00:45:14Yeah.
00:45:16Yeah, you have good taste.
00:45:18Actually, I think my brother has this one.
00:45:20He's the suit guy.
00:45:22You've seen him on a billboard before.
00:45:24No, yeah, I've got a brother.
00:45:26He's a lawyer.
00:45:28Oh, hence the suits.
00:45:30You've probably seen his ads around town.
00:45:32William Miller.
00:45:34He's here for you.
00:45:36Actually, I do think that I've seen him on a billboard before.
00:45:38That's your brother, huh?
00:45:40He looks like a model.
00:45:42That smile.
00:45:44Yeah, that's William.
00:45:46He's pretty much perfect in every way.
00:45:48I can see the family resemblance.
00:45:50Really?
00:45:52More like you and less like your brother.
00:45:54Perfection's overrated anyway.
00:45:57There you go.
00:45:59What do we say?
00:46:01Maybe.
00:46:03What?
00:46:05I don't know. Let's look at it.
00:46:07Okay.
00:46:19Oh.
00:46:22It's looking good.
00:46:32Hey, you should try that on.
00:46:34Eh, I'm just looking.
00:46:36Come on, I can't be the only one in this fashion show.
00:46:39Yeah, it's not really me, though.
00:46:41Yeah, well, you won't know until you try it.
00:46:43Come on. Come on.
00:46:46Okay, fine.
00:46:48Yes!
00:46:53Yeah.
00:46:55My mother would hate this.
00:46:58How do you feel about it?
00:47:00I love it.
00:47:06Oh wait, Danny, this is it. This is your suit.
00:47:10Yeah?
00:47:12Yeah. You look amazing.
00:47:14I was gonna say the same thing.
00:47:22I should get that.
00:47:24Yeah.
00:47:32Hi.
00:47:34Yeah, everything is going really well.
00:47:53William.
00:47:55Hey, I've got great news.
00:47:57How would you like to come work with me?
00:47:59What?
00:48:01A guy at my firm needs someone to head his new venture project.
00:48:04It's a great deal with tons of opportunity for growth.
00:48:07He knows you're my brother and he can't wait to meet you tomorrow morning.
00:48:10Wait, you set up a meeting?
00:48:12Look, you're smart.
00:48:14And you can accomplish anything you put your mind to.
00:48:16This is your chance to nail down a great job.
00:48:18Well, I have a great idea.
00:48:19A very competitive job that I was just hired for.
00:48:21I know.
00:48:23It won't look so good to leave this soon, but it'll be worth it.
00:48:25This is real money.
00:48:27And a chance to use your full potential.
00:48:29William, you shouldn't have.
00:48:31Look, just meet with the guy, hear what he has to say,
00:48:33and then tell me what you think.
00:48:359am, my office.
00:48:37I'll have my secretary send you the invite.
00:48:39I don't think that...
00:48:41I gotta go. And I won't take no for an answer.
00:48:43See you tomorrow.
00:48:49Bye.
00:48:56So tell me, what aspect are you most looking forward to this year?
00:49:00The Lorde Gala is going to be a spectacular event, just as it is every year.
00:49:05I normally wouldn't go with a business as small as Picture Perfect,
00:49:09but as it's Katie's, I knew I had to use them.
00:49:11What good is having Margaret Lorde as your mother if you can't enjoy a few perks?
00:49:16Mom.
00:49:18Um...
00:49:20How has this year brought about new changes to the gala?
00:49:23I know Kate and Dina have been talking about their green initiative.
00:49:27Yes, florals are very important.
00:49:3090% of our gala will be using recycled items, from the flooring made of old tires,
00:49:36and the centerpieces made from repurposed art.
00:49:38From top to bottom, we are committed to sustainability.
00:49:41Excuse me.
00:49:48Are you okay?
00:49:50My mom hasn't even given Liz the time of day.
00:49:52It's like she knows nothing about this event.
00:49:54And what was that dig about our small business?
00:49:57Oh God, I know.
00:49:59I mean, she is just telling the truth. I am her daughter.
00:50:02Was it wrong for me to say yes to this?
00:50:06Hey, get that doubt out of your head.
00:50:08We are amazing at what we do, and that is why we got this job.
00:50:12The whole sustainability goal, that was all you.
00:50:15You are making this happen.
00:50:17Who are you, and what have you done with my best friend?
00:50:20I've never seen you this positive.
00:50:22I am not an optimist. I'm a realist.
00:50:25And I realistically know we are going to crush this gala, girl.
00:50:28So get on board, Lori.
00:50:32Yeah, where were we?
00:50:34I think we have everything we need.
00:50:36If I have any logistical questions, I'll reach out to Dina.
00:50:39But yeah, I think this is going to be a fantastic look at how an event like this comes to life.
00:50:44You two were made for the July issue.
00:50:47Oh, thank you.
00:50:52A pleasure.
00:51:02Mom, why would you say that to the press?
00:51:05That you gave me this job just because I'm your daughter?
00:51:08I didn't say that.
00:51:10Exactly.
00:51:12The perks of having Margaret Lord as my mother.
00:51:14It's my magazine, and it's no secret you're my daughter.
00:51:18I thought you gave us this job because of how capable we are.
00:51:21You know, passing along the Lord torch and all.
00:51:23I am.
00:51:25You haven't read any of my emails.
00:51:27No, I've looked at a few, and they're all great, I'm sure.
00:51:30Mom.
00:51:32You focus on the job at hand, and not what might be written about you.
00:51:37If I worried about what people said about me, I would have left this industry before you were even born.
00:51:42I know, but Mom, I...
00:51:44I'm late, can we connect later?
00:51:46And watch your posture, Katie.
00:51:50You're starting to slouch again, we can't have that.
00:52:04Hey, Danny.
00:52:06Here he is.
00:52:08The official photographer for the official photos of the working garden.
00:52:10Danny, Mike.
00:52:12It's a firm grip.
00:52:14Now, I know it doesn't look like much yet, but we've actually done a lot of work on it this past week.
00:52:19Oh, you've been working on this?
00:52:21Why do you look so surprised?
00:52:23Yeah, Katie is great at gardening.
00:52:25Oh, well, I wouldn't expect anything less.
00:52:27Okay, so for these photos, we're just looking for something to highlight the benefits of the garden.
00:52:34Alright, well, we have to get the man in there himself.
00:52:37I'm more of a behind-the-scenes kind of guy.
00:52:40Oh, come on, Danny. It's your project. It would be really good for the garden.
00:52:46Okay, where do you want me?
00:52:48Right there is good. Just relax and look natural.
00:53:00Uh, okay, um, try not to think about being photographed.
00:53:05Yeah, but I am being photographed.
00:53:07Alright, like this.
00:53:08Like this.
00:53:10Something casual.
00:53:15Like that?
00:53:17Yeah, that's great, Mike.
00:53:20What?
00:53:22Do you want to just talk to me about the garden?
00:53:25Yeah, you're looking really stressed out for somebody that works with plants all day.
00:53:29Just easy. Don't get in your head about it.
00:53:31Okay, my job isn't easy.
00:53:33I don't think that's what he meant.
00:53:35Well, I mean, it's kind of easy, right?
00:53:36Okay, it's harder than pointing a lens and pressing buttons, I'll tell you that much.
00:53:40Danny.
00:53:42Well, you've clearly never worked with a camera before.
00:53:45Actually, everyone has a camera on their phone nowadays.
00:53:49Probably makes you feel a little inadequate knowing you have the job level of a third grader.
00:53:54And this garden is basically you just digging holes, right?
00:53:58Sort of like caveman stuff?
00:54:00Okay, what's going on here?
00:54:02Okay, you don't think my job is hard? Try planting 50 tree saplings in a row.
00:54:05Gladly.
00:54:07Why don't you put your money where your mouth is?
00:54:09Are you for real?
00:54:11You can't handle it? Oh, I can handle it.
00:54:13Okay, we got 20 saplings ready to go. That's 10 each.
00:54:16Whoever plants them the fastest wins.
00:54:18Holes have to be one foot deep, two feet apart. You got it?
00:54:22No problem.
00:54:28Okay, I can't believe this is happening.
00:54:35Oh, hi.
00:54:37Pretty good physique.
00:54:39One, two, three.
00:54:42Three.
00:55:03Starting to get tired there, Danny boy?
00:55:05I'm just getting started, Mikey.
00:55:07Mike?
00:55:10Yes!
00:55:12Woo!
00:55:14You see that?
00:55:16Unfortunately, yes.
00:55:18Are you okay?
00:55:20I could use some water.
00:55:22Let's go get you some.
00:55:24I don't know if I'm going to make it. I need to lean on you for some support.
00:55:26Sure, you'll be fine. Come on.
00:55:28What?
00:55:30I won!
00:55:42Woo!
00:56:03Hello?
00:56:06I'll be right there.
00:56:12Okay.
00:56:25Are you guys okay?
00:56:27Yeah, I've never seen this place hit so hard.
00:56:29My power is out, but other than that, I'm fine.
00:56:32I've got some work to do.
00:56:34Yeah, let's get to work. You're going to have to put that purse down, though.
00:56:43Boo.
00:56:47Hi.
00:56:49Hey, Liz.
00:56:51How you holding up?
00:56:53Well, I'm feeling much better now that you're here.
00:56:55Thanks.
00:56:57Are you okay?
00:56:59Yeah, I called, but it went straight to voicemail.
00:57:02Yeah, my phone died.
00:57:04Yeah, so I called Kate and she said you were here, so, you know, jumped in my car and here I am.
00:57:09Liz, you really don't have to hide.
00:57:10I know I don't have to, but I really want to.
00:57:15Are you sure?
00:57:17Yeah, absolutely.
00:57:19Okay, good.
00:57:21There you go.
00:57:23Liz, thank you so much. Thank you for coming. Thank you for helping.
00:57:26Thank you for just being you.
00:57:28Well, if there's nowhere else, I'd rather be.
00:57:31And just so you know, the gal is not the only thing that I care about.
00:57:36You know, just for your information.
00:57:38Mm-hmm.
00:57:40Oh.
00:57:48Have a nice night.
00:57:55All right.
00:57:57Told all the staff to go home.
00:57:59Okay, we'll do the same.
00:58:01Yeah, I'm pretty beat.
00:58:03I guess I'll go back to my dark, powerless home.
00:58:05No, you don't. You're crashing with me.
00:58:06Thanks, Liz.
00:58:08Kate, you're headed home too, right?
00:58:10Yes, of course. The place looks amazing.
00:58:12Thank you all for your hard work.
00:58:14Oh.
00:58:16Okay, bye.
00:58:18All right, you too. Have a nice night.
00:58:37Hey.
00:58:39Hey.
00:58:41What happened to going home?
00:58:43Oh, I just said that Sudina would go home and get some rest.
00:58:46Yeah, what about you? You look exhausted.
00:58:48Well, that's something that every woman wants to hear.
00:58:50Are you trying to say that I need my beauty sleep?
00:58:52No, I'm saying that you've been here all day.
00:58:54So have you.
00:58:56Go home, relax, okay?
00:58:58If you slept through this storm, you're clearly working yourself too hard.
00:59:01Okay, so don't tell me what to do.
00:59:03Well, stop being so stubborn.
00:59:04Danny, I am too tired to fight right now,
00:59:06and I just need to make sure that everything is right
00:59:08for this walkthrough tomorrow.
00:59:10You should go home. I can lock up.
00:59:12Yeah, like I'm going to let that happen.
00:59:14You don't think I can do it?
00:59:16I don't think that you should.
00:59:18No fighting, remember?
00:59:20It's just so easy with you.
00:59:22Come on, what else is on your list?
00:59:27You're really putting in the hours for this gala.
00:59:29I imagine that you go above and beyond for every event you plan.
00:59:33I do, but this one is extra special.
00:59:36I look forward to the Lord Garden Gala every single year,
00:59:40and I've pretty much dreamed of planning it my whole life.
00:59:43When I was a kid, I had this idea of me wearing a beautiful dress
00:59:47and giving a speech in front of everybody,
00:59:49kind of like a mini version of my mom.
00:59:51That's a pretty sophisticated dream for a little kid.
00:59:54Well, I was a sophisticated kid.
00:59:56Yes, you were.
00:59:57Well, I was a sophisticated kid.
00:59:59Yeah? What happened?
01:00:01Funny guy.
01:00:03Your dad must be very proud of you.
01:00:05Yeah.
01:00:07Well, my dad passed away last year.
01:00:09Kate, I'm so sorry.
01:00:11Thanks.
01:00:13I bet you're right. He would be proud if he were here.
01:00:16When I was little, he used to take me to the greenhouses for my birthday,
01:00:19until I got a little bit older,
01:00:21and then I started celebrating with my friends
01:00:23and making less time for our daddy-daughter trips.
01:00:24Then he started getting me an orchid every year for a birthday present
01:00:27because he wanted to remind me of our special place.
01:00:30He said that cut flowers were depressing,
01:00:32and he wanted to give me something that I could watch grow.
01:00:35That's beautiful.
01:00:37Yeah.
01:00:39Yeah, this is the first year of the gala without him.
01:00:43So all this hard work, it's as much for your dad as it is for Margaret.
01:00:47Well, it's for me too, and my little girl dreams.
01:00:50It's a lot of pressure to put on yourself, you know?
01:00:52Yeah. It's the job.
01:00:55You know, I know it's not the same thing, but
01:00:58growing up with William,
01:01:00boy, did my parents have high expectations.
01:01:03William was always a golden boy,
01:01:07and I felt like I've lived in his shadow my whole life.
01:01:10I mean, take this job.
01:01:12I love it, and I'm proud of what I've accomplished,
01:01:16but my parents, they don't take my work seriously.
01:01:19But you've done so much, and you're amazing at it.
01:01:22Okay, don't look so shocked.
01:01:25Thank you, Kate. It means a lot, really.
01:01:28I guess when you come from a family of attorneys,
01:01:31the standards are set pretty high.
01:01:34That must be why you're so good at arguing.
01:01:37Guilty as charged.
01:01:39I can only imagine that it was difficult for William, too,
01:01:43always trying to please your parents.
01:01:45Yeah, I never really thought of it that way.
01:01:47Have you ever tried to talk to him about it?
01:01:49Never.
01:01:51Yeah, I've never tried to talk to my mom either,
01:01:54so I guess that makes two of us.
01:01:56You know what?
01:01:58This gala is going to be amazing.
01:02:01I mean, look at all that you've done.
01:02:03You even have me excited about it,
01:02:06and you know how I feel about A&C parties.
01:02:09Oh, I do, I do.
01:02:11Yeah, I feel good about it.
01:02:12Oh, I do, I do.
01:02:14Yeah, I think we've done enough for today.
01:02:17Why don't we go home and get some rest?
01:02:19They're debossed.
01:02:21He finally admits it.
01:02:22Hey.
01:02:24Where were you last night?
01:02:27My dinner at Chez Manon.
01:02:29We waited for you.
01:02:31I called and no one answered.
01:02:33William, I'm so sorry.
01:02:36I'm so sorry.
01:02:38I'm sorry.
01:02:40I'm sorry.
01:02:42I'm sorry.
01:02:44I'm sorry.
01:02:46I'm sorry.
01:02:48I'm sorry.
01:02:50I'm sorry.
01:02:52I'm sorry.
01:02:54You forgot.
01:02:56Yeah, but, look, that storm, it hit the garden really hard,
01:02:59and I was here all day and almost all night trying to fix it back up.
01:03:02Don't you have people for that?
01:03:04Yeah, but it's my job.
01:03:06I mean, we have this huge gala coming up in a couple of weeks, Danny.
01:03:09You knew how much that dinner meant to me, and you just blew it off.
01:03:12And you canceled all the job interview I set up for you.
01:03:15I never said yes to that.
01:03:17This behavior is not okay.
01:03:19You have to take responsibility for your life.
01:03:22I'm going to stop you right there.
01:03:24I think that it's time that we have a talk.
01:03:27And I'm going to ask you to just listen to me.
01:03:30Okay, really listen.
01:03:32Can you do that?
01:03:34Okay.
01:03:39Okay.
01:03:43The stage is over here, as you can see, with access from here and here.
01:03:49And everything is, of course, very protective of the environment.
01:03:55The solar paneled lights are all charged up and ready for action.
01:03:59I know they're a bit different than the ones that you've used in the past,
01:04:02but they're actually smaller, which is better for the footprint of the event.
01:04:05I see.
01:04:19Catherine.
01:04:22What's going on?
01:04:24None of this was okayed by me.
01:04:26It was in all of those emails.
01:04:28And every time we met, all of our meetings kept getting cut short.
01:04:31So it's my fault that you changed every detail of my event?
01:04:35I made it perfectly clear that I wanted everything to stay the same.
01:04:39This is sustainable and it's new.
01:04:42It's a fresh take on the gala and the garden.
01:04:45Nice.
01:04:46A fresh take on the gala and the garden.
01:04:48Now you sound like him.
01:04:50Danny?
01:04:52I mean, he's right.
01:04:54You've always had a problem asserting yourself.
01:04:56Don't be bullied by that man. You're the boss.
01:04:59You're not even listening to me.
01:05:01Wasn't this my chance to put my stamp on things?
01:05:03What happened to your faith in me?
01:05:05There's a stamp and it's completely overwriting years of history.
01:05:12Ready, ladies?
01:05:14Yes.
01:05:17All right, ladies.
01:05:19It's a beautiful garden.
01:05:21We love this fact.
01:05:24We're happy. The sun is shining.
01:05:27A little bit closer to each other.
01:05:29Like we love each other.
01:05:33There we go.
01:05:35That's right.
01:05:37You're happy to be here.
01:05:39Right?
01:05:42Uh, Kate.
01:05:43Maybe a more relaxed smile, okay?
01:05:46It's all right. Don't overthink it.
01:05:48Don't get it in your head, okay?
01:05:50Let's do it.
01:05:59What's going on over there?
01:06:01Oh.
01:06:03A big mess.
01:06:05My hair goes in like a...
01:06:07I don't know.
01:06:09Wave.
01:06:10Wave.
01:06:13All right.
01:06:16Okay, um, how about we take a break, yeah?
01:06:19Shake off the jitters.
01:06:21Okay.
01:06:23Guilty as charged.
01:06:25With all that old blood, maybe we can...
01:06:27Yeah.
01:06:29For sure.
01:06:31What's going on?
01:06:33What do you mean?
01:06:35With the photographer.
01:06:37We're friends.
01:06:38I need to be clear-eyed on this event.
01:06:40Not flirting with staff.
01:06:42Especially him.
01:06:44You hired him.
01:06:46There's something about him I just don't trust.
01:06:48Oh, maybe it's because he's staff.
01:06:50I cannot believe you right now.
01:06:52You have ignored me and my phone calls and emails
01:06:54for the past two weeks,
01:06:56and I'm doing you a favor in planning this event
01:06:58at the last second.
01:07:00And now you're concerned about who I'm flirting with?
01:07:02You are being judgmental,
01:07:04close-minded, and hypocritical.
01:07:06I've been solely focused on this event.
01:07:08Kayla, you have been somewhere else.
01:07:10You know, I don't know what it is,
01:07:12but I would bet my left arm
01:07:14that you're the reason why Kate's upset.
01:07:16Oh, protective much?
01:07:18Maybe you should try minding your own business.
01:07:20Okay.
01:07:22I need everyone to calm down right now.
01:07:24You have surpassed my level of stress.
01:07:27We're all in big trouble.
01:07:36What happened?
01:07:39I just berated my mom in public
01:07:41two days before her gala.
01:07:43What is wrong with me?
01:07:45Hey, it's good that you stood up for yourself.
01:07:47She didn't ask for your advice.
01:07:49And she wasn't asking for yours.
01:07:51Stop it, both of you!
01:07:53Surprise! Happy almost-gala day.
01:07:55Did I miss something?
01:08:08Hey.
01:08:09Hey.
01:08:37Hey.
01:08:39I know you've been ignoring your calls.
01:08:41I just haven't been okay since yesterday.
01:08:43We have to talk.
01:08:45What's this?
01:08:47That is a list of demands from Margaret.
01:08:50Of all the changes that need to be implemented ASAP,
01:08:52or else she'll pull the gala from the garden.
01:08:54It's tomorrow.
01:08:56Yeah, and she's also threatening
01:08:58to go to the board of directors
01:09:00to tell them about my behavior during all of this.
01:09:02Your behavior?
01:09:04Yeah, I don't know. You tell me.
01:09:06But between the publicity of losing the gala
01:09:07and talking to the people who hired me,
01:09:09I guarantee you I won't have my job for long.
01:09:11Okay, let me look through this.
01:09:13Surely something can be worked out.
01:09:15She's threatening to have me fired.
01:09:17I don't see how a compromise can be made.
01:09:19Do you actually agree with this ultimatum?
01:09:21Of course not.
01:09:23So you'll go to your mom and you'll talk to her
01:09:25and you'll tell her to back off?
01:09:27Look, I was really angry yesterday,
01:09:31so I completely understand where you're coming from.
01:09:33But it looks like she just wants things
01:09:35to go back to the way they were.
01:09:37We may just need to take our plans off the table.
01:09:39You would do that?
01:09:41After all that time that we spent together,
01:09:43all the planning and hard work?
01:09:45I don't want to,
01:09:47but I think it may be our best option.
01:09:49If we give in this time,
01:09:51then by the time the gala rolls around next year,
01:09:53she'll be more open to changes.
01:09:55Kate, that is not a compromise.
01:09:57That is giving in to your mom's demands.
01:09:59You're simplifying something
01:10:01that's much more complicated.
01:10:03My mom is not just some lawyer.
01:10:05She runs the largest fashion magazine in the world.
01:10:07I'm so sick of hearing how important Margaret Lord is.
01:10:10You're important too, Kate.
01:10:12Are you really not going to stand up for yourself?
01:10:15What about you?
01:10:17You're bulldozing me right now.
01:10:19Coming in here with your demands,
01:10:21wanting things your way and only your way.
01:10:23Is that what you think I'm doing?
01:10:25I thought that we were...
01:10:27What?
01:10:29Maybe we don't know each other like I thought we did.
01:10:32Maybe we don't.
01:10:34Where are you going?
01:10:35You made up your mind, okay?
01:10:37Don't let me get in the way.
01:10:39If Margaret pulls the gala,
01:10:41then we both lose.
01:10:43I'm done arguing with you.
01:10:45Danny, it's a compromise.
01:10:47No, it's giving up.
01:10:49Kate.
01:10:51I'm glad you're here.
01:10:53Is your phone turned off or something?
01:10:55Why? Is this about my mom?
01:10:57And you. Tell her.
01:10:59Yeah, so I found out from a friend in another paper
01:11:01that Mike submitted a nasty article
01:11:03about you and your mom
01:11:05and that's why.
01:11:11He was taking pictures of that.
01:11:13Kate.
01:11:15This is the icing on this horrific cake.
01:11:19When do these go to print?
01:11:21Tomorrow.
01:11:23I've already called my contacts
01:11:25to see if we can get this thing pulled.
01:11:27The Lord name means something in this town
01:11:29and we'll use it to stop whatever this is.
01:11:31Yeah, I'll call around as well,
01:11:33even though my connections aren't as strong as yours.
01:11:35There's no reason why we know about this.
01:11:37You are always saving the day around here
01:11:39and don't think I haven't noticed.
01:11:41Kate, what do you need me to do?
01:11:43Nothing. Business as usual.
01:11:45We're going to act like nothing is going on.
01:11:47Just focus on the event.
01:11:49Okay.
01:11:51Liz, will you forward me that email?
01:11:53Yeah, sure thing.
01:11:57Where are you going?
01:11:59To talk to my mom.
01:12:01Okay.
01:12:06And this will be published tomorrow?
01:12:08Unless we can stop it, yes.
01:12:11I am so sorry, my love.
01:12:15You're sorry.
01:12:17Everything you said yesterday was spot on.
01:12:20I haven't been focused on this event,
01:12:22instead putting everything off on you and Dina.
01:12:25It isn't fair,
01:12:27both as the person who hired you
01:12:29and as your mom.
01:12:31I...
01:12:33Wow, thank you.
01:12:35Thank you for saying that.
01:12:37If I had been there, I could have...
01:12:39You could have stopped the changes
01:12:41that me and Danny were making.
01:12:43I know, I saw the list.
01:12:45No.
01:12:47I could have really listened to you
01:12:49and your great ideas.
01:12:51It's just,
01:12:53since losing your father,
01:12:55I wanted this gala to be a reminder
01:12:57of all the time we had together.
01:12:59Every time I tried to focus on it,
01:13:01it was simply too painful.
01:13:03And any change you made
01:13:05just felt like you were
01:13:07erasing memories I had made with him.
01:13:10I had no idea.
01:13:12How could you?
01:13:14I never discussed these things with you.
01:13:16I realize now that I had been overreacting,
01:13:18clinging on to something
01:13:20that isn't anymore.
01:13:22You've done a wonderful job
01:13:24with this event.
01:13:26You should be very proud of yourself.
01:13:28I am very proud of you.
01:13:31Really?
01:13:33Yes.
01:13:35I always am.
01:13:37Look what you've been able to accomplish
01:13:39all with the disadvantage
01:13:41of having me as your mother.
01:13:43How could you even say that?
01:13:45Having you as my mother
01:13:47is one of the things I'm most proud of.
01:13:49I just have some big shoes to fill.
01:13:51Some really great shoes,
01:13:53but big shoes.
01:13:55Whenever all of this is over,
01:13:57why don't we take some time away,
01:13:59just you and I.
01:14:01What do you love the most?
01:14:03I would love that.
01:14:05Very, very much.
01:14:07Terrible that it took this
01:14:09smear campaign to
01:14:11help me realize I was
01:14:13what was the word?
01:14:15Difficult.
01:14:17Unbearable.
01:14:19Really.
01:14:21By the way, it's a horribly written article
01:14:23that managed to take us out of this.
01:14:25Well, he did manage to capture
01:14:27an amazing action shot of me
01:14:29completely berating you.
01:14:31I saw it in the Lord magazine.
01:14:33Oh, please don't worry about that.
01:14:35I've been through much worse.
01:14:37It's you I'm worried about.
01:14:39You and that big heart of yours.
01:14:41You seemed more friendly with him.
01:14:43Yes and no.
01:14:45But it's not him that I'm worried about.
01:14:47I've been spending more time
01:14:49with Danny lately.
01:14:51You have?
01:14:53Yeah.
01:14:55Why don't you tell me about it?
01:14:57Okay.
01:15:01Okay.
01:15:32Hi.
01:15:34I just got done talking to my mom
01:15:36and everything is still on.
01:15:39I told her how I felt.
01:15:41You were right.
01:15:43Danny, I am so sorry.
01:15:45I completely understand
01:15:47if you don't want to talk to me,
01:15:49but I hope that you'll call me back.
01:15:51I would really, really love it
01:15:53if you would call me back, okay?
01:15:55Um.
01:15:57Okay, bye.
01:16:02So, yeah.
01:16:04It was good working with you guys.
01:16:06And five.
01:16:08Thank you so much.
01:16:10Bye-bye.
01:16:12Five and bye-bye.
01:16:14How you feeling?
01:16:16Hey.
01:16:18Good.
01:16:20Have you looked online?
01:16:22Absolutely not.
01:16:24The only thing that I've checked today
01:16:26is the weather forecast.
01:16:28It looks like it's going to be
01:16:29very sunny.
01:16:31The only thing that I've checked today
01:16:33is the weather app
01:16:35and the only thing I care about
01:16:36is clear skies.
01:16:37That's the spirit.
01:16:38Have you checked?
01:16:39No.
01:16:40No?
01:16:41If it's out there, it's out there.
01:16:43There's no sense in stressing about it now.
01:16:45It's very Zen of you.
01:16:47I know, right?
01:16:48Hey.
01:16:49Oh, you look amazing.
01:16:51But guess what?
01:16:52What?
01:16:53They didn't run it.
01:16:55Yeah, they pulled the story.
01:16:57Are you kidding me?
01:16:58They decided to scrap it.
01:17:00It doesn't even matter at this point.
01:17:02It's gone.
01:17:03That's all that matters.
01:17:05This is a happy moment.
01:17:06Be happier.
01:17:07I need you to be happier.
01:17:08No, I am.
01:17:09I'm relieved.
01:17:10Both for us and my mother especially.
01:17:13But do you know why?
01:17:15After being lied to by Mike,
01:17:16I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop.
01:17:18No, it's over, Kate.
01:17:19It's over.
01:17:20If it doesn't run today, it won't run.
01:17:21I mean, it wouldn't make any sense.
01:17:22Yeah, I agree.
01:17:23Yeah.
01:17:24You have nothing to worry about.
01:17:26Okay.
01:17:27Thanks for everything, Liz.
01:17:29Oh.
01:17:30I'll be right back.
01:17:31Okay.
01:17:32So, uh, you look pretty amazing yourself.
01:17:34Oh, this whole thing?
01:17:35Mm-hmm.
01:17:36You know, actually,
01:17:37I was thinking about a career change.
01:17:38Oh, really?
01:17:39Yeah.
01:17:40Um, I just recently learned
01:17:41about this thing called event planning.
01:17:43And I think,
01:17:44I think I'd be really good at it.
01:17:46I think I could put you in touch with someone.
01:17:48Oh.
01:17:49Yeah.
01:17:58You look...
01:17:59Wow.
01:18:01Do you think the headset compliments my outfit?
01:18:02Didn't even notice it.
01:18:03You know,
01:18:04I never thanked you
01:18:05for coming back early
01:18:06and making sure to be here
01:18:07for my big event.
01:18:08Of course, Kate.
01:18:09It's a pleasure.
01:18:10I'll see you later.
01:18:11Bye.
01:18:12Bye.
01:18:13Bye.
01:18:14Bye.
01:18:15Bye.
01:18:16Bye.
01:18:17Bye.
01:18:18Bye.
01:18:19Bye.
01:18:20Bye.
01:18:21Bye.
01:18:22Bye.
01:18:23Bye.
01:18:24Bye.
01:18:25Bye.
01:18:26Of course, Kate.
01:18:28I care about you.
01:18:29I care about you, too.
01:18:31So I...
01:18:32You should probably...
01:18:34Let me.
01:18:35Sure.
01:18:38George,
01:18:39I think that we should go back
01:18:40to being friends
01:18:41and just friends.
01:18:43I'm so sorry.
01:18:44I just don't think that it's right
01:18:45for me to feel this way
01:18:46and not tell you.
01:18:47Actually, Kate,
01:18:48I think I feel the same way.
01:18:50I really enjoy spending time with you.
01:18:51Me too.
01:18:53But we're just not it,
01:18:54right?
01:18:56I'm so glad that you feel the same way.
01:18:59I just, I felt so guilty after everything you did to get rid of that story about my mom.
01:19:04What? Uh, wasn't that Liz?
01:19:07Uh, no, I thought it was you.
01:19:10I wish I could take the credit, but unfortunately I had no pull.
01:19:14Hm. I wonder how it happened, or didn't happen.
01:19:19I'm as in the dark as you.
01:19:20Hey Kate, go enjoy your party.
01:19:40Mom, you look beautiful.
01:19:42I don't think I would have picked that out for you.
01:19:48It's absolutely perfect. You have sublime taste, my dear.
01:19:52Thank you. I may have inherited that from my mother.
01:19:57Oh, it's time for your speech.
01:20:01No, it's your time.
01:20:06You've got this, my love.
01:20:11Gather around, everyone. Gather around.
01:20:20Thank you all for coming out and celebrating such an amazing cause.
01:20:25There is no one like Margaret Lord. I've heard that my entire life.
01:20:30But I didn't really know what that meant until recently.
01:20:34My mother is amazing at so many things, but what she's best at is love.
01:20:41My parents taught me that the most important thing that you can pass on in this world is love.
01:20:46And that's exactly what we're doing here tonight.
01:20:49We're passing on a better world to the next generation.
01:20:54I'd like to thank the head of operations here at the Garden, Danny Miller,
01:20:59for all of his hard work that made tonight's dream possible.
01:21:04Again, thank you for celebrating Lord Magazine.
01:21:09A toast to the singular Margaret Lord.
01:21:14To Margaret!
01:21:20To the singular Margaret Lord.
01:21:34I'm ready for something, something new
01:21:38I'm ready to show the world what I can do
01:21:42It's gonna be rocking, that's all I can say
01:21:45No reason to stop, cause I'm going all the way
01:21:50Come on, bring it on
01:21:53Got the wind on my back
01:21:55I'm feeling strong, gonna laugh
01:22:16Oh, hey!
01:22:19I wanted to give you the perfect gift for tonight, but, you know, my usual florist was hit hard by the storm,
01:22:25so I drove to a different one, and, well, I got a little lost, I'm not ashamed to admit that.
01:22:30You're here.
01:22:33An orchid. For you.
01:22:36Congratulations, Kate Lord.
01:22:42It's just a flower.
01:22:44No, thank you for everything.
01:22:47I know it was you who got rid of that terrible story about me.
01:22:50I don't know how you did it.
01:22:52Wait, how did you do it?
01:22:55Well, I might have had a helping hand.
01:22:58Yeah, but how did you even know about it?
01:23:00I overheard Dina when I was leaving the office that day,
01:23:03so I met with Mike and we spoke, which, by the way, is not easy with that guy.
01:23:07I told him that if he ever wanted a shot with the best girl in the world, that he'd have to do the right thing.
01:23:12And that worked for you?
01:23:13Not at all.
01:23:14So, I took a page out of your mom's playbook, and I got William to call Mike's boss.
01:23:19Between you and me, he didn't technically do anything illegal,
01:23:22but no paper wants to be caught up in a lawsuit with my brother on the opposing council.
01:23:27You called your brother for me?
01:23:29Well, it was for the gala.
01:23:32You called your brother for me?
01:23:34Well, it was for the gala.
01:23:37Of course it was for you.
01:23:40That must have been hard.
01:23:42Well, things are different between us now.
01:23:44I took your advice, and we've come to an understanding.
01:23:47Oh, you actually listened to me and did something I suggested.
01:23:52There is hope for you yet, Mr. Miller.
01:23:59So, uh, so where's George?
01:24:01Oh, he's around here somewhere.
01:24:03I see.
01:24:08We, uh, we had a serious talk, and we decided that it's best for us to just be friends.
01:24:15Really?
01:24:16Really.
01:24:18And you and Mike?
01:24:20Mike. Mike. Hmm.
01:24:23Sorry, it's not ringing any bells.
01:24:25So, you're unattached?
01:24:27Not exactly.
01:24:28There's this one guy that I'm interested in, and he tells really bad jokes, and he never watches where he's going.
01:24:33Can he rock a pair of khakis?
01:24:35You know it.
01:24:36I think I know just the guy for you.
01:24:38Oh, yeah. Well, there's one more thing, and this is essential.
01:24:41Okay, what's that?
01:24:42He has to drive me absolutely crazy.
01:24:44Oh, he can definitely do that.
01:24:46Yeah, is that a promise?
01:24:58I love you.
01:25:28I love you.
01:25:58I love you.