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♪ Nah, nah, nah, ♪

♪ Nah, nah, nah ♪

♪ Nah, nah, nah ♪

♪ Nah, nah, nah ♪

♪ You could show up
on my front door ♪

♪ On a white horse,
I'll be ready. ♪

♪ we could jump out
of an airplane ♪

♪ We could fall like
we're confetti. ♪

♪ Just like kites unafraid
of those heights ♪

♪ We could sail across
the ocean ♪

♪ winter summer
any season, ♪

♪ You can kiss me on
a mountain top ♪

♪ Don't ask me for a reason ♪

♪ Just like kites unafraid
of those heights ♪

♪ No, no, 'cause sooner
or later ♪

♪ I just want a bigger wow ♪

♪ I'm not complaining,
if you throw me... ♪

Jules.

Hey, Terry, I'm almost
done with your arrangement.

I'm just adding some
tulips for effect.

Perfect.

Well, you know your bouquets
are my good luck charm.

Every open house.

Well, I predict you'll have
multiple offers by 5:00pm.

I hope so.

Mmmhmm.

So are you ready for today?

As I'll ever be.

If I get this duplex it will
be my biggest undertaking yet.

Oh, it's in an up and
coming neighbourhood.

I sold a house there that
went for way over asking.

Maybe you can finally branch out
on your own

and flip houses full time.

I heard that, Terry.

And while I'll miss having her
around here

I am all for her being
a full-time designer.

See? Now that's a good boss.

Well, it helps when
she also raised you.

[chuckles]

Well, you've come a long way
since that first flip you did-

Oh, Alice, we don't
talk about the first flip.

Oh. Ok, well you've learned
a lot since the flip

we do not mention.

And I'm proud of you.

Thank you, mom.

And don't worry, I'm still
gonna help you

at the Home and Garden show.

It's too bad you can't buy
both sides of the duplex

because then I could sell two.

I can't afford both sides,
and only one is up for auction.

The other one
sold six weeks ago.

Here you go.

Speaking of, I need to get
to the bank

and then I'm meeting Kenny,
my contractor.

I've gotta get to my open house
but call me when you're done!

[together] You got this!

It's rough, Jules.

Come on, what do
I always say?

An empty house is a story
waiting to happen.

But you see the potential,
right?

Well, it's my job.

What's your renovation budget?

Well, it's hard to know exactly
without inspection.

It's going up as is.

No inspections allowed.

So we won't know what
we've got until we've got it?

Wouldn't be the first time.

You know who owns
the other side?

Nothing in the public
record yet,

and it was empty when
I went to check it out.

So we're flying blind here?

Come on, Kenny.

We love a good challenge.

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Ok, and what's your bid?

$127,000 max.

If I go over I'll be dipping
into renovation funds.

Or my personal savings.

Now, don't overextend yourself,
ok?

There's always
unforeseen expenses.

Ok. I put in an extra shot
of espresso.

So what time is the auction?

We're heading there right now.

Ok, fingers crossed.

Thanks, Kat.

Thank you.

Welcome.

I have a feeling about this one.

You said that the last
four times.

And I was right the last
four times so we're all good.

Hey, isn't that-

No.

No, no, no, he lives
in Portland now.

That must be his dad.

They both have Waddell trucks.

Well, good.

'Cause I don't need any
more competition in this town.

Alright, how's my game face?

Ooh, you're ready.

Let's do this.

Okay, so $127,000.

And remember, never
go over your max.

I know, I know.

Like the last flip
pay for your next flip.

Yes, exactly.

Yes.

Oh, I'm- I'm so-

Hi, Jules.

Lance.

I am gonna go sign you in.

Lance.

Kenny.

I guess that wasn't his dad's
truck, right?

Yeah. Got that.

What're you-
what're you doing here?

I thought you were in Portland
doing the contractor thing.

I was but then my dad asked me
to come back

and help him with the business
here in Bedford.

So you are.

So I am.

Still flipping houses I hear,
with Kenny no less.

And who'd you hear that from?

Well you know, people talk.

Small real estate community.

Ok, my dad told me.

Says you're getting pretty good
at it, too.

You say that like
you're surprised.

No, not surprised at all.

You're organized, good follow
through, completely...

determined.

Well, I guess I don't believe in
the fly by the seat of my pants

method of business,
tends to be costly.

Well, you never know
what you're gonna get

until you open up the walls.

You gotta be willing to bend.

I'm always willing to bend.

Except when you're not.

Oh, I bend.

When a bendable
situation arises.

But you can't always act
on impulse,

it's irresponsible.

There's a difference between
impulse and instinct.

Veering from the plan is always
a recipe for disaster.

Well, I guess that's where
you and I disagree.

Oh, that's where?

As opposed to everywhere else?

Ok, you got me on that.

I guess we probably didn't make
the best... team.

You look good, Jules.

Hey, Jules?

Your lot's coming up next.

[clears throat]

My lot's coming up next.

So I hear. Good luck.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

[quiet chatter]

Well, that wasn't awkward
at all.

Not in the slightest.

Little bit awkward for me,
but that's alright.

What're you doing?

Bidding on the Holland Avenue
duplex.

I'm bidding on the Holland
Avenue duplex.

Well, I guess that would explain

both of our attendance
here today.

So it's on then.

I guess it's on, yeah.

Next property up for bid,
lot 127.

A two-bedroom, two bath
1800 square foot duplex,

left side unit only,
located at 1218 Holland Avenue.

I'll start the bidding
at $70,000.

$70,000, thank you.

Do I hear $75,000?

$75,000 on the floor.

Thank you.

So, what's your max bid?

Oh, come on, Lance, you don't
ask a lady that number.

Just wanna know what
I'm dealing with here.

Come on, how deep
are those pockets?

Deep enough.

You just worry about
your own pockets.

How about $90,000
for this property here?

1800 square feet.

Do I hear $90,000?

$90,000 down in front.
Thank you.

Interesting technique.

Driving the price up, kinda
bidding against yourself that
way, but-

I've done this before,
I know what I'm doing.

Alright.

Besides, you're
not even bidding.

Well, I like to sit back
and wait.

See who's been priced out,
then I pounce.

Well, you better hurry up

because I'm about to wrap
this thing up.

We'll see about that.

$95,000 for this property.

Thank you again, sir.
$95,000.

$100,000.

Do I hear $110,000?

$110,000.

[scoffs] You call that a pounce?

$120,000.

$120,000.

$125,000.

$125,000. Thank you.

$127,000.

And we have a high bid
of $127,000.

Going once,
going twice...

$132,000.

$132,000.

$135,000.

It seems we have
a bidding war here.

[crowd laughs]

$140,000.

That is way over your max.
Just cut your losses.

There are other properties.

Too rich for my blood.

$140,000 going once...
going twice...

$143,000.

$143,000.

Going once, going twice...

Well, I guess I'm the one
who's out now.

Sold for $143,000 to paddle
number 11.

Our next property
up for bid, lot 128.

Congratulations.

Mmm.

Two bedroom, one bathroom,
910 square-foot house.

It's- it's ok.

It'll be fine, we'll
just have to economize.

We don't even know what
we're dealing with yet.

So we'll economize and pray.

So what was that back there?

That was Lance being Lance.

Jules, that was
like two years ago.

How is he still able
to get under your skin?

He's not.

Oh, he is.

Kenny, he's not.

But he's always so sure
of himself,

acting like I don't know
what I'm doing.

Ok, alright, I stand corrected.

I mean, it was the first time
for both of us

flipping that house,
not just me.

He had never done it
without his dad.

Well, you learned a lot.

Mostly never to work
together again.

Because he blamed me when things
went wrong

even though he made a big
decision without consulting me.

Everything was different
between us after that.

Well, things didn't go wrong,
you broke even.

It happens.

Breaking even is a loss
when you consider time spent.

I lost a lot more than money
on that project.

But I imagine he
won't be here long.

When things go wrong he leaves.

Well, hopefully you won't have
to run into each other again.

Besides, we have way
bigger issues to deal with,

like that $16,000 deficit
in your budget.

Yeah.

There is no need
to worry, Jules.

I'm a miracle worker,
you know that.

I'm counting on that.

This is great, having you back
in the shop again.

Get used to it, pop.

It's home now.

Good because all of this
is gonna be yours soon.

I like this piece.

Yeah, it's not bad.

It helps me clear my head.

I ran into an old friend today.

Jules.

Well, that was bound
to happen eventually.

I guess.

How was it?

Well, it's safe to say she's
still upset with me for leaving.

Well, maybe over time she'll be
just as happy as I am

to have you back here.

[laughs]

I wouldn't count on that, pop.

You know Lance,
I've been thinking...

all this stuff is just
gathering dust.

I told you when
you sold the place, pop,

that I'm keeping those.

I made them for mom.

I know that, son.

It's been three years and all
she ever really wanted for you

was to share your abilities
with the world.

And I do.

Waddell Contracting
and Renovations.

Speaking of which,

if we're gonna get you
to retire

we better get back
to the real work.

Hey, morning.

Morning.

Oh, thanks.

So, what do you think?

Well, it's not terrible.

Good bones, did a loop
around the exterior,

no sizeable cracks.

Went underneath,
foundation looks good.

Wow, you're fast.

Yeah, well, you're
not my only client.

Hmm.

Yes, but I'm the only one you've
known since you were nine

so I'm your favourite one.

Yeah, true. Very fair.

Whew.

You know, I really hope this is
worth the price of admission.

You read my mind.

Come on. Let's go in and see
what we're dealing with.

Looks like the roof needs work.

Stairs need to be replaced,
the railings are loose

and we're gonna have to patch
that stucco before we paint.

Ok.

Moment of truth.

Please let the truth be kind.

It's not so bad.

It's not so good, either.

Yeah, but I've done a lot
with much worse.

We got this.

Yeah. We've got this.

We're definitely gonna need to
replace the electrical wiring.

The whole system needs
an upgrade.

I'll put it on the list,
along with a nice hardwood

in place of this,
whatever this is.

Hello!

Hey Terry, we're in here!

Oh wow, this is... charming.

Yeah. A sea foam green.

Just wanted to come check
out what I'll be selling.

Well, it's rough but
we're getting there.

Sounds like the neighbours got
a head start on renovations.

Yeah, they must have
just gotten here.

I should go talk to them
about the exterior.

If you can hear them.

[laughs]

Well, we'll be paying them
back soon enough with our demo.

Yeah, which will be soon, so I'm
gonna start working on my quote

and I'll call you later
to discuss.

Perfect.

Ok.

Hey, be gentle!

Oh, oh, oh, oh!!!

That wasn't supposed to happen.

Hi Terry.

Hi Jules.

Lance?

What're you doing?

Looks like I slipped.

No. No, no, no.

No, I mean what- what-
what are you doing here

on the other side of my wall?

I'm demoing my wall.

Wait, you own that side?

Yeah.

Made sense to try
to buy both but uh,

you win some, you
lose some, right?

No, no.

[stuttering] Why- why didn't you
say something at the auction?

Look, I'm gonna get this thing
fixed today.

I take responsibility
for my mistakes.

Oh, oh, do you now?

Yeah? Really?

Because that really
wasn't ever your thing.

You know, now, walking away?

That. That you're good at.

Ok, I guess we're
doing that now.

Yeah, no, no, no.

We're not- we're not doing that,
we're um...

we're gonna go get coffee.

We're gonna... make some plans.

Right.

Ok.

-Ok. Bye Lance.
-Bye Terry.

Nice to see you.

Yeah. Always.

Oh, I take mine with cream,
no sugar.

[knocking]

Cream. No sugar.

Wow, thanks.

The wall's all patched.

Oh, thank you. I appreciate
that.

So to what do I owe
this gesture?

Apology?

Gesture.

We need to talk
about the exterior.

Come on in.

Thank you.

I'm sure there's more things to
discuss than just the exterior.

No there's not.

There's no need to rehash
anything, it's all good.

Are you sure? I tried calling
you a few times.

Oh, well you said it all
back then, Lance.

You made your choice and
I learned to live with it.

It's fine.

You seem kind of behind

considering your side sold
way before mine.

I'm knocking down
a load-bearing wall

so I had to get an architect
to draw up some plans.

Which wall?

Oh I'll never tell.

Oh.

Still being secretive about
knocking down walls I see.

It was a closet.

And it was not a secret.

I came back to find
the master closet gone.

The master closet.

There was still a linen closet.

Closet space is precious.

You knocked $10,000
off the selling price.

That was an expensive decision
without even consulting me.

Well I'm glad we're
not rehashing the past.

No, we're definitely not.

You're knocking down the wall
between the dining room

and the kitchen because that's
the only one that makes sense.

Unless, of course,
you're still in the habit of

knocking down walls
that don't make sense.

It made the bedroom bigger!

With less closet space!

Hold on.

You're not knocking down
the wall between

the kitchen and the
dining room too, are you?

I'll never tell.

I'm gonna find out eventually.

Our open houses are probably
going to occur

around the same time.

Not if I finish first.

Well I plan on being done in...
eight weeks.

What a coincidence.
So do I.

Do I sense a little wager
brewing?

We go head to head.

Eight weeks.

May the best flip win.

Who's the judge of the best?

We go by final sale price.

What's the winner get?

More money.

And the satisfaction of
beating me if you can do it.

Oh, I can, and I am in.

Ooh. Well, may the best woman,
or man, win.

Bring it.

It's been brought.

Ok.

Oh, thank you for the coffee
by the way,

that was very sweet.

Hey.

Sorry I'm late.

I was finishing an arrangement
for my mom

and after this I'm meeting
Kenny at the duplex.

You are quite the multi
-hyphenate these days.

Oh, triple-hyphenate.

There's also the Home
and Garden show,

my mom's shop always
has a booth.

Oh, everyone has a booth.

I have a booth.

It's a great way to get
your name out there.

You should have a booth.

Oh, I don't know, I have
the duplex to worry about,

and my mom's greenhouse.

Oh come on, Jules,
you are so good at this.

People just need to know
you're out there.

Hey.

Everyone is talking about
the excitement the other day.

Wait, what did you hear?

The auction.

You and your ex
going toe to toe.

Had a lot of tongues
wagging around here.

And yet no one could bother
to tell me he was back.

It hasn't been that long.

Yes, and already he's
making my life difficult,

using my favourite tile guy
so he's unavailable for me.

Do you think Lance is
doing that on purpose?

Did this little wager just
go next level to sabotage?

No. I don't think.

No, the tile guy's
really that good.

Is that Jules?

What is he doing?

Lance, I need this spot.

That spot is mine.

Oh, you are not getting
this spot.

Lance, you have to stop.
You have to stop right now.

[gasps]

Ooof!

Oh, so typical of him.
Just...

Hey!

Sorry, I couldn't see you.

Yeah, I can't imagine why.

It's alright, we just
touched bumpers.

Well, you should be careful.

It's dangerous having your view
so obstructed.

It's just time management.

I had to get it all in one trip.

Well, it's called scheduling.
Maybe you've heard of it?

And there's the visual aids.
Same old Jules.

Don't need 'em.

Are you sure about that?

Wouldn't want anything
to get missed.

Sure you would.

It'd give you an advantage,
right?

If I'm my usual careless self
as you'd like to think of me-

I never used the word
"careless".

I just recall many additional
hardware store trips

as you refused to make lists.

I got it all up here.

Ok, if you insist.

Just trying to be
a good neighbour.

That's touching,
thank you.

I'm ok.

However, if you need
anything-

I don't.

Ok.

-Great.
-Great.

[doors slam]

[knocking]

Lance, are you in here?

Richard!

Whew. So, are you gonna have
this place ready for me

to put on the market for you
in three months?

Two, actually.

I may have blurted out an
eight-week turnaround to Jules.

Oh. That seems
totally manageable.

What can I say?

Always up for a little
friendly competition.

You certainly are.

[laughs]

Friendly competition is fine

but I have two other jobs
right now.

You couldn't have given me
more time?

I know, I'm sorry.

It- look, if it's
too much I don't-

No, no, no.

This is just as much
a competition for me

as it is for you.

Waddell Contracting has made
themselves a nice

so I am gonna sell this side
for way more money.

We need to sell this side
for way more money.

We can't be the side
that sells for less.

And she's good.

You know, I took a couple
clients to her last property.

Hey. I was trained by
the great Ed Waddell, alright?

I know exactly what
to do with this place.

[laughs]

You know exactly what
to do with this place.

This is it, Jules.

This is the one that gets you
where you're going

and I am expecting a lot
of work from you

when your empire takes off.

Wow.

I'm gonna have an empire?

Huh.

Hi.

Uh, this is Jules Briggs
and I was wondering

if it's not too late to sign up

for a booth at the Home
and Garden show?

Oh, no, no, not-
not for the nursery,

this would actually be for me.

For Jules Briggs Designs.

Yes, I'll take it.
Thank you.

How did your mom take it,
you leaving the shop?

Well, I'm not leaving yet, I'm
setting the stage so to speak.

I have no idea how long
I'm going to be faking it

'til I'm making it.

Oh, not long at all.

Don't worry about that.

You're already making
great headway.

[gasps]

Is this it?

Mmmhmm.

I love it.

You know what?

None of this would
even be happening

if it weren't for Lance
being back.

Lance? What're
you talking about?

This has nothing
to do with Lance.

I know you two are like night
and day but he challenges you.

He always has.

Well, I guess I felt that
if he had to be right

that meant that I was wrong

and I don't like being told
I'm wrong.

Oh honey, don't I know it?

These are for Eleanor Greene,
she'll be here soon.

I'll put them with the others.

It wasn't only the flip.

It seemed that we were always
on opposite side of things,

you know?

Where to eat, what
movies to see...

Yeah, but that opens you up
to a whole new world.

Well, not in this case.

It doesn't matter.

He's got his side
and I've got mine.

I always thought Lance
was good for you.

Like a motivating force.

Burning the midnight oil?

Yeah, no rest for the weary, not
when there's seven weeks to go.

Yeah, I couldn't agree more.

I figure there's some demoing
I could do at off hours.

You were always good
with a sledgehammer.

Or maybe I was just getting
all my aggression out.

Yeah.

So, the landscaping?

Yeah, I was thinking something
drought resistant,

maybe drip irrigation.

Wait, I- I'm- I'm sorry,
are you joking?

I would never joke
about something

as precious to you as plants.

Drought resistant?

We live in the
Pacific Northwest.

I'm well aware of where
we live, Jules.

It rains every 45 minutes.

Why would you ever wanna go
drought resistant?

Why not try something different?

Because it needs to make sense.

See? Ok, that's so you, thinking
big changes are the answers

instead of looking around to see
what you already have.

Look, I have a lot
at stake here.

So do I.

Yes, but your company
is already established.

My dad is, not me.

I'm not trying to sully
the Waddell name

right before I take it over.

You're taking over?

In Bedford?

Yeah, eventually.

Dad wants to retire.

That's why I have a lot
to lose here, too,

if I don't get this right.

Ok, why don't we just put a pin
in the landscaping conversation

for now.

Just give it some thought
and regroup.

Sounds good to me.

Great.

Now, if you'll excuse me
I need to go destroy

some kitchen cabinets.

Always a favourite pastime
after a conversation with me.

Thanks for helping me
carry these.

Only six weeks left.

I'm gonna be buying these guys
a lot of coffee.

No problem.

I needed the walk this morning.

And we have both been so busy

I feel like I haven't
seen you in a week.

I know. But we're still having
dinner tomorrow night.

I'm making lasagne,
my grandmother's recipe.

Great. Kat and I are so looking
forward to a girl's night.

I know, me too.

Good morning.

Morning.

Heard some pounding coming
from your side last night.

Get some aggression out?

Always.

Thanks for the inspiration.

Any time.

Did you feel that?

Feel what?

The tension.

It's shifting.

Oh, stop it. Nothing's shifting.

I feel the shift.

Hi folks.

Nothing is happening.

Oh, it's happening.

Whoa!

Oh, wow.

Nice progress.

Yeah, you too.

I came in to find the upstairs
wallpaper gone.

Yeah, well I figured

I have to give it some
elbow grease, too.

I have Alan in
the master bathroom

pulling up the linoleum.

Oh, good riddance to that.

The 70's called, even
they don't miss it.

[laughs]

Hey, I need to update you
on some of the finishes

I'm thinking about.

Yeah, sounds good but
it's gonna have to wait.

I have to run down to City Hall
and submit the additional

permit application for
the kitchen expansion.

Hey, I'm going by there
right now to meet a client.

I can drop that off for you.

Oh.

Yeah, that would actually be
really helpful.

Thanks, Terry.

No problem.

And I will see
you tomorrow night.

Yes.

With lasagne.

Yes.

What's next?

You said 10:30.

Ok, ok. I'll just drop this
permit application by City Hall

and I will be there
as soon as I can.

Well, well, well, if it isn't
my favourite realtor.

Oh, besides yourself?

I'm flattered.

You didn't call me back
the other day.

There's a reason for that.

Which is?

I don't wanna talk to you.

Ok, how about this?

I'll take your application
to City Hall.

I'm going right by there and it
sounds like you are in a rush.

I do have a fire to put out.

Let me help.

Thank you.

Hey, I got an idea.

Whoever gets the highest bid
on these duplexes

gets treated to dinner.

Deal.

I know this great little
steak house downtown,

I just hope you can afford it.

Can't wait.

[laughs]

Lance, I'm here!
Let's make some money!

I want these for the drawers

and these for the kitchen
cupboards.

Classic. Timeless.

I looked at every conceivable
window covering

from drapes to shades to blinds

and I found myself always
returning to white wood slats.

Simple and elegant.

So I was debating between
a simple white subway tile

or the stacked glass to add
some sparkle but in the end

I decided on tumbled marble
for warmth and texture.

I don't know, Jules.

No, just kidding.

It's perfect.

Hey, Hal

I've got a permit application
to drop off on a rush.

Ok, uh, just leave it with me

and I'll hand it
to the inspector.

Thanks, pal.
Have a good one.

Hey. Uh, yes.

Knock, knock.

Hey. This work
site is off limits.

No scoping out the competition.

As if I need to at this stage
of the game, Jules.

Well, it's not unlike you
to come in here,

look around and get
a bunch of ideas.

This package is for you.

It was delivered to my side.

I'm guessing...

[insides of box rattles around]

Cabinet hardware.

[rattles]

Handles, maybe knobs.

Mmm. Don't worry about it.

I'm not worried.

Why do you look it?

I look worried?

That's strange, 'cause I'm not.

Really?

Neither am I.

Good.

Great.

I see you knocked down the wall.

Wonder where you
got that idea from.

Ok, don't flatter
yourself, Lance.

Open kitchen and dining room
spaces are everywhere right now.

And it's trend,
I'm not copying you.

Oh, so you're just
copying trend.

No, no. I'm not
copying anything.

I'm just trying to sell a house.

Ok, alright.

Not copying anyone.

If you say so.

Just gonna keep my door locked,
just in case.

Bye, Jules.

Bye.

This is the one.

It's a beautiful floor.

Well, at $5.99 a square foot
seems kinda steep

for manufactured hardwood.

Well, no, that's quality.

Plus, it comes with
a 30-year guarantee,

so for $5.99 that's quite
the bargain.

I could buy it online
for $4.00 a square foot.

[laughs]

Well, then you should probably
do that.

Are you running any specials?

Not this month but uh,
check back in the winter time.

That's our slow season.

Oh. Is your manager around?

You're looking at him,
as of six weeks ago.

Oh, well my name is Jules.

-It's nice to meet you.
-Nice to meet you.

I'm Lance Waddell, Waddell
Contracting and Renovation.

Oh, sure.

Yeah, we all know your dad
around here.

That's right.

So she and I are together.

[phone rings]

No. We're not.

Uh, give me one second.

Jules, will you go
with me on this?

No, I'm not some
damsel in distress.

I know that but I know how
these guys feel about my dad.

I'm gonna get us a discount.

Yeah. That's exactly
what I was about to do.

Ok, well-

Sorry about that.

No worries.

So look, we're flipping this
house over on Holland Avenue,

together, and we just wanted
to get some flooring

from our favourite guys.

Oh, we appreciate the vote of
confidence from you

and your dad.

Of course.

Are you guys still
offering that 10 percent
contractor's discount?

That expired a few
months back but uh,

I think I can give it to you.

Right.

It's because of
his repeat business.

Well, no, she also-

I may not be a contractor
but I do have

my own design company,
Jules Briggs Designs,

I don't know if
you've heard of it,

and not only have I bought
flooring here before

for my last two properties,
I also referred my cousin,

my neighbour, and
my optometrist here.

I'm sure it's all noted if you
check your computer.

Now, I don't know about you

but I think that qualifies
as repeat business

so I will happily accept
that 10 percent discount
as well.

Uh, sure.

Um, I think I can get
you approved as well.

Plus, we can save
on delivery charges

since it's all going to the same
address, correct?

I'll put you on one invoice so
there's a single delivery fee.

Perfect.

Well, I think that grown man is
legitimately frightened of you.

Well done.

See? I've done a few of these
since you and I-

well, I know how to take
care of myself.

I never said you didn't, Jules.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I
need to go pick some flooring.

You don't know which one
you're getting yet?

I'm gonna wander the aisles
and see which one speaks to me

as a person, you know?

Half an hour would be great.

Yeah, I just got held up
at the flooring store

and some other errands.

Uh huh, yeah, yeah, I'm taking
my grandmother's lasagne

out of the oven as we speak.

(Over PA) Price-check
on register 3.

I gotta go. See you at 7:00

Grandmother's lasagne, huh?

Are you following me?

No, I ran out of coffee.

Unacceptable with my crew,

and this is the nearest
grocery store.

Is your grandmother,
Betty Homemaker?

I had every intention of
actually cooking a lasagne

for tonight.

But burning the candle at
both ends made that problematic.

I'm on like my third candle
of the day.

Want some advice?

If I said no would
you still give it?

Yep.

Go with that one.

It's cheesier. The tomato sauce
is better.

What?

I'm a bachelor now.

One of those things
will last me a while.

I bought five of them
when they were on sale.

I'm good 'til summer.

Oh, so you're gonna be here
until summer?

Why would you ask that?

I don't know, I guess it's
because you've left before.

I know.

I'm thinking of setting down
some roots.

My opportunity seems
to be here.

Things weren't so great
in Portland,

I tried.

I wasn't the one-man show
that I thought I'd be.

Just ended up working on
a crew there.

A lot of competition
for contractors.

I'm sorry, I- I didn't
realize that.

I don't advertise it.

Just like you don't advertise
serving frozen lasagne.

Ha. Well, speaking of,

I do need to go put that
in the oven like, now.

You never saw me.

My lips are sealed.

[piano music]
♪♪

I love it out here.
It's so relaxing.

Yeah, isn't it?

This is so good.

But it reminds me of something.

I know. What does it taste like?

I can't quite put my finger
on it but it tastes like...

Ok, ok, it tastes like
store bought

because it is store bought!

[laughing]

I'm so sorry that I tried to
pass it off as my grandmother's.

It's just- I'm so tapped out,
you guys.

Ok, first of all,
we're not mad.

Are you mad?

No, not at all.

And second of all, there's
no such thing as bad lasagne.

I'm sure your grandma's recipe
is amazing,

but we can take a rain cheque
until the flip

and the Home and Garden show
are all over with.

Thank you.

I know, and I have to start
getting things ready

for the booth.

We set up next week.

Yeah, I'll have my booth there,
too, so I can help you.

And I have plenty of staff
at the cafe

so I can cover at the booth
while you're at the job site.

I really appreciate it,
you guys.

And Terry's right.

There's no such thing
as bad lasagne.

[laughs]

Lance said this was
the best one.

[together] Lance?

Oh, Lance said that?

-Huh.
-Interesting.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

It wasn't like that.

We just ran into each other
at the grocery store.

Huh.

Very nice.

You know, he was talking about
settling down roots in Bedford.

With you?

No, not with me.

Listen, I've heard this before
from him.

I thought it was forever
between us but,

you know, he had
a different idea.

I doubt he's changed
that much.

But you hope so?

No.

I don't know.

What I do know is that this
flip could give me the means

to establish myself as
a full-time designer

and that's where my focus
should be right now.

Well, cheers to that, sister.

[clink]

Wow!

This is even bigger
than last year.

Yeah.

Are you in the South Pavilion
with me?

West Pavilion with my mom.

Ok. Looks like we're going
that way.

This convention is really
gonna help your career,

trust me.

After last year my business
has never been better.

Oh, I hope so.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, hello ladies.

Richard.

Three weeks to go, Terry.

I'm feeling optimistic.

[laughs]

I wouldn't hold your breath.

See you soon.

So this is me.

Great.

Forever my neighbour.

Can't get away
from me if you tried.

[laughs]

Excuse me?

Excuse me, could I talk
to the two of you?

Some people over there were
talking about

your duelling duplex so I just
had to come see this for myself.

Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm Elsie Baxter.

Hi.

Features editor of Innovative
Designs magazine.

We put on this event.

Oh, I read your
magazine all the time.

Oh.

Yeah, we actually
advertise in it.

Not bad for a regional
magazine, right?

No, this event is great
for local businesses.

My mom's nursery has
been involved for years.

Are you familiar with our
feature 'This Month's Flip'?

It's the best.

I love it.

So what if we really made
this a competition

with a vote on the last day
of the show.

Attendees get to choose their
favourite side of the duplex

and the winner gets to be This
Month's Flip for next month?

Ok, well that sounds incredible

but that would only give us
another eight days to finish.

We were counting on
about twice that.

Right.

I can do it.

Well then, so can I.

Wonderful.

I'm going to talk to my team
and make arrangements.

Ok, bye.

Huh.

Look at you bending.

This is crazy, you know?

We're crazy.

Speak for yourself.

I think we can do it.

It's the same job,
just accelerated.

How did a simple little wager
between us

become a potential
magazine spread?

Don't forget the
online exposure.

Right, how could I?

Come on, get your head
in the game.

My dad and I spent a lot
on advertising

and this kind of publicity
is priceless.

Yeah, but breaking the news
to Kenny's gonna cost me a ton.

Yeah, I don't envy you
on that one.

Eight days isn't a lot
but I'm choosing to focus

on the benefits, you know?
For when I win.

Yeah, me too.
For when I win.

Eight days, Jules?

You know I really needed
every single day.

I know, but I spoke to my mother
and she's gonna have

some of her friends help her
at the shop.

I am on this flip 24/7.

That'll help out some and I can
get a rush on the cabinets

but it's gonna cost you.

I know. I'll dip into savings.

This could really get
our names out there.

Well, eight days.

Let's get to work.

Yeah.

So look, I'm repurposing this
old door

and turning it
into a bookshelf.

Kinda like I did
with this crib swing.

What do you think?

Oh yeah, your mom used to sit
and read in this for hours.

Hey, you should put this in
the back yard of the duplex.

It might help with
the sale.

Nah. Then they'll expect
it to come with the house.

So... only eight more days.

I'm afraid so, but
I'm gonna get it done.

After all, this is Waddell
Contracting and Renovations

we're talking about here.

Aha!

That's how I know I'm leaving
this business in capable hands.

Let's not over shoot, pop.
I'm not done yet.

But if I do get this right
I think this duplex

will put me on the map.

We're already on the map.

No, you're on the map.

Once this business is just me

I wanna make sure
people are ok with that.

I did everything I could to try
to find contracting work

in Portland but guys like me
are a dime a dozen out there.

You wanna hear about
my first solo jobs?

Because it's not pretty.

Pop, can I just grow up to be
half as good as you?

What're you talking about?

You're better.

Of course you may wanna get
in good with the town

if you want them to vote
your way

and Jules is very well-liked
around here.

You've been gone
a couple years.

I guess it is kind of
a popularity contest, huh?

It can be.

And you're the face
of this project.

You need to show your face.

Yeah.

Hey, Lance.

Hi Kat, how are you?

Good. What can I get for you?

Iced tea to go, please.

Alright.

Just out and about
seeing the people.

On a break from the duplex,
which is going great,

by the way.

Hi, ladies.

Wow. Very subtle.

Oh, hi Jules,
didn't see you there.

Just be yourself.

Interesting advice

seeing as you're not such
a big fan of myself.

Nah, you're ok, when you listen
to what I have to say.

Hey Lance, you collect
old wood, right?

Do you want the picnic tables
out back?

Oh, you're getting rid
of those?

Yeah, they're so old and
every time people sit on them

they just get splinters.

Well hey, anything
can get restored.

Why don't I sand them for ya?

Throw a stain on them?

Really? You- you would do that?

Yeah, happy to.

That way you can keep them
out there.

Yeah, I mean, that would
be great if you don't mind.

I mean, of course I wouldn't
expect you to do it

'til after the show.

I'll get on it as soon
as I'm done.

Great. Thank you, Lance.

I like him.

Better?

Exponentially.

Good.

Goodbye, ladies.

What?

[laughs]

Hey, Ju

We still need a permit
for the kitchen expansion.

Have you heard anything?

No, but I'll call and check
on the status.

Ok.

Hey, yeah. No, it should
be on its way soon.

Lance, It's so good to see you.

Naomi, what are you doing here?

Don't worry, I'm here to help.

Uh-huh.

Honestly though, Lance,
you should listen to me now.

Right.

I could do a lot
with this yard?

Come on now, Lance, admit it.
You need me.

Great!

Alan, here you are.

I uh, I was standing here
waiting for you and,

well, there you are.
Well done.

Oh, hi.

Um, I was just here waiting
for Alan.

Ok.

Jules, this is uh, Naomi.

She's a-

His ex.

Landscape architect.
Also my ex.

We dated for a bit in Portland.
Until she broke up with me.

I would say a year is a little
more than a bit, Lance.

Right.

Ok.

We met on a job site, you
know, the old fairy tale.

Landscaping is not
his strong suit.

So, when I heard about
the competition

on the Innovative
Design website,

I had to come to his rescue.

Well, it's good to meet you.

Right.

Oh, I'm sorry, I was painting.

You can use my shirt.

Thanks.

So we should definitely talk
about the yard.

Well, Jules is experienced
in landscaping, as well.

Oh.

Both of you are both
very good at landscaping.

Well, I love it.

I love doing it.

I love doing it, too.

Ok, I think that uh...

Yeah, I think I'm gonna
go back to painting.

And uh- Oh, um, it's so good
to meet you.

So great.

[laughs]

Great.

Alan?!

Ok. Ok, thank you.

Please let me know as
soon as you find out.

I'm just running
out of time here.

Ok, thanks.

What was that?

They can't find our permit
application.

This has never happened
to me before.

I- I'm sure it's down there.

You know how disorganized
they can be.

Yeah, but still.

Well, we're gonna need
that permit

before an inspector shows up.

I know.

And we can't afford
any more problems.

I'm just digging up the old,
I'm not replacing anything.

I wouldn't wanna make
any decisions

without Naomi weighing in.

I didn't ask her to come here.

And yet she still did.

Look, we don't need
a second opinion.

I've got this.

I know.

Anyway, I told her that.

So that's that?

Yeah, that's that.

Hey, Jimmy, are we rolling?

Ok.

Don't mind us, we just wanna get
a little footage

to put on the Innovative
Designs website.

We're expanding our website
with video features now.

Oh, we won't give anything away
before the big reveal

but it'll get people
to come to the show.

Make sure you get the front
of both sides separately, yeah?

I would love to get an
interview with you as well,

just something short and sweet
if you don't mind.

Well I'm kind of a mess, I-

Oh, even better.

You're in the trenches
digging in the dirt,

getting it done.

But you look good doing it.

And welcome to the special
Innovative Designs feature

that we're calling
"Two Sides, One Coin".

This challenge pits contractor
Lance Waddell

against local florist slash
house designer, Jules Briggs.

Each is in the process
of renovating

one side of this duplex
and you get to vote online

to choose your favourite.

The lucky winner will be
featured as

This Month's Flip next issue.

Jules, tell us
about your vision.

Well, I'm going for a modern
farmhouse design

with a contemporary
cozy aesthetic.

Warm and light and soft,

and because I personally
love flowers

there will be floral touches
throughout, as well.

Oh, charming.

And what about you, Lance?

Well, I like approachable
industrial design

that celebrates natural
materials, earthy colours,

and the elimination
of unnecessary detail.

Well, we've always had very
different takes on aesthetics.

So you've done this sort of
competition thing before?

No.

Well, once we flipped
a house together

but we're not together anymore.

But you were once together,
like, together together?

A very long time ago, yeah?

So this is a little more than
just a professional rivalry.

No.

No, no, no.

This is strictly professional.

Definitely.

It's professional.

And the plot thickens.

And there you have it, folks.

Personal or professional?

On the last day of Innovative
Designs Home and Garden show

we will be revealing
the finished product

and you will get to decide
who the big winner is.

Will it be Jules Briggs?

Uh, yes. I'm going to beat him.

Or Lance Waddell?

You can bet on it.

And cut.

You guys were great.

When we start it, Mike, it'll be
over in like five minutes.

Thanks, buddy.

Hey.

Hey.

I uh, was wondering if you can
take a look at something?

Come on in.
What is it?

It's plans for the front.

I'm guessing now that you told
Naomi to get lost

you trust me when it comes
to the landscaping.

Let me take a look
before I commit.

So what's the deal with
that Naomi, anyway?

What do you mean?

I just... I don't know,
I don't see you with her.

Well, that's probably why
I'm not with her.

I thought you said she broke
up with you.

Well, look who's
paying attention.

So, the plans,
what do you think?

I don't wanna make any decisions
without you.

Well, let me run it by Naomi.

She might have some thoughts,
you know.

She is a professional-
Jules, it's a joke.

No, yeah, I know.
You are not funny.

I'm a little bit funny.

Are you, though?

What're you doing?

You can't paint in the rain.

Just sampling some colours.

I wanted to get your thoughts.

Don't say anything
until you've taken a look.

What is that?

Does that colour
even have a name?

This is the colour blue.

It's interesting.

Is it, though?

I mean, take a good long
look at it.

I mean- maybe rethink it.

Ok, would you consider
a sophisticated grey?

Let's see.

Boring, dull, uninspired grey.

What would that look like?

Fine. A grey-ish blue.

It's a combination of both.

We could split the difference.

Grey says harmony,
balance and growth.

You're kidding, right?

What?

Colours have meaning.

The flooring is here.

Nice.

Hi.

I've got a delivery
for Jules Briggs.

Yes, that's me.

Is that for both orders?

It's one invoice, but the
boxes are clearly marked.

Great.

Well, you can place them inside.

Unit A is on the left,
B is on the right.

Ok. I just need your signature.

Of course.

Thanks.

And that's for you.

Great, thank you.

Look.

See, see, this family
is soft and inviting.

And this is cool and welcoming.
What's your point?

Well, my point is we want it
to say something.

And what exactly do we want it
to say, Jules?

I'm so hungry.

Strange thing to say.

No, like I- I literally haven't
had a bite to eat all day.

You just gotta keep up better.

I'm trying. You're a little
all over the place.

Maybe a little hangry, too?

Remember our rule?

No decisions on
an empty stomach

Exactly.

No more colour talk

until your blood sugar level
stabilizes, alright?

Come on, I gotta go back to the
shop anyway to get some stuff.

We'll get food on the way.

Alright, let me tell Kenny
to start installing the floors.

Alright.

You were right.
I needed this.

I am no longer hangry.

I am full-tent.

What is that?

Full and content?

Uh...

No? Doesn't work?

I don't think
that's gonna stick.

Hmm.

[sighs]

This is relaxing. Meditative.

In fact, I think this might be
the first time

I've relaxed in a month.

We'll all get some sleep
when this is over.

Just a couple more days.

You know, winning is
the furthest thing away

from my mind right now?

I just want it to be good.
And done.

It's gonna be great, Jules.

You really do have a knack
for this.

Hmph.

Yeah, I think that's the
only thing I ever wanted

to hear from you back then.

That I was good at this.

I never said it?

Mmm-mmm.

No. I thought it.

I thought it a lot.

I thought- well, I think
the same thing about you.

And this swing you made
for your mom?

It's incredible.

You turned this crib into this.

You know, you could sell this.

No, I'm not gonna sell this.

This was hers.

I understand.

You know, I kept that barrel
you turned into a wine rack.

You kept that?

-Mmmhmm.
-Really?

-Mmmhmm.
-After everything?

Well, I contemplated selling
it because I was mad at you,

but I needed somewhere
to put my wine.

[laughs]

Right.

What you do is art.

I'm a contractor, Jules.

I'm not an artist.

Why can't you be both?

'Cause it's not
what we do at Waddell.

We buy properties,
we renovate 'em.

We.

But what about
when it's just you?

I mean, this distinguishes you.

What you build
puts you on the map.

You just- you have
to put it out there.

I think people have a certain
expectation of our work.

Well, you're gonna have to be
willing to bend, Lance.

I bend.

I bend, ok?

I bend more than anyone bends.

That's debatable.

Ok.

[laughs]

All I'm saying is try
to incorporate

what you do into your flips.

Then there's no one who wouldn't
come to Lance Waddell.

I don't know, it's risky.

You took a risk once.

Going to Portland,
going out on your own.

That wasn't a risk, Jules.

I was running.

My mom had been gone a year,
my dad was selling the house

and honestly I thought

that we were gonna hit it
out of the park with that flip.

But I let you down.

I hated disappointing you.

I know I didn't communicate that
very well but...

I thought you blamed me.

All you said is it's not working
out and you need a fresh start.

I know.

I know. I'm sorry.

It wasn't you I was
running from.

I might be ok with a blue-ish
grey paint

if it says all the things
we want it to.

What do we want it
to say, again?

Make me an offer?

Right.

Over the asking price.

Mmmhmm.

So blue-ish grey it is?

Blue-ish grey it is.

Ok, so I was thinking about
the front doors

and I think they should
be the same.

How do you feel about wooden
doors with stained glass?

Well...

Ok, we'll talk about it.

Alright.

Uh... Lance, why is half your
floor installed on my side?

They mixed up our orders!

[sighs]

Urgh!

But Jack, we have the correct
numbers on the original invoice.

I understand that, but you
signed this form upon delivery

that you inspected the materials
and that everything was correct.

Yes, but this is your mistake.

And then it was yours when
you didn't verify the delivery.

However, we can get an order
to you in two days

if you let me know exactly

how many square feet
you need to replace.

With the 10 percent contractor's
discount again?

Of course.

Let me go write it up.

This is for unit A?

B!

Yep, still terrified.

This is my fault.

I know to check boxes.

And I'm paying to replace
your floors.

I'm not gonna let you do that.

Well, I pay for my mistakes,
Lance.

I could have just as easily
been the one

to sign that form without
checking, believe me.

It doesn't matter.

The fact is it was me.

And if I spend less time arguing
with you and more time

on my attention to detail
we wouldn't be in this mess.

It's just... you bring
that side out in me,

you always have.

Oh, di- di- di- n- n- n- n-

I'm paying for your
replacement floors.

There you go.

Here you are.

How's it going, ladies?

Opening day is always
the busiest.

Oh yeah, we've gotten
some great responses so far.

This is so exciting.

-Here we go, pop.
-Yep.

-Got it.
-One, two...

Jules, do you have
something prepared

for the floral presentation
tonight?

Uh, no, but I think I'll
just come up with something

once I'm up there.

What?

It's a litmus test to see
who responds to my... art.

Mmm.

[laughs]

Hi, everyone.

I'm Alice from Alice's Florals
and tonight my daughter, Jules,

is gonna do a little
demonstration

on floral arranging
for spring.

[applause]

Thank you.

Thanks, mom.

So I practically grew up
in a flower shop

so plants are second nature
to me.

However, flower arranging
can sometimes be intimidating.

Now, I'm gonna need a volunteer.

-That's you.
-No.

Oh, you, sir.

Why don't you come up?

Come on, Lance.
Get up there.

[applause]

Nothing to be afraid of,

all you have to do
is just follow

some simple instructions
that I give you.

Follow instructions
from you... absolutely.

I'm really gonna enjoy this.

I bet you are.

When designing an arrangement,
we follow specific steps.

Proportion.

We make sure our pairing
fits well together.

Then balance and harmony.

Harmony is always good.

When things belong together
it's evident.

Next is colour.

As long as it's
not shockingly blue.

Your colour should represent
exactly how you're feeling.

They're doing the dance.

Oh, please. They've been doing
the dance for weeks.

Lastly, texture.

Always make sure it feels right.

The perfect bloom to top it off.

Well done. You got it.

No, wait, keep them.

It's your handiwork.

Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen,
this is Lance Waddell

and Jules Briggs of
the Duplex Challenge.

Check out their booths
and in six days

they'll reveal their work and
you can vote for the best flip.

[cheering]

Now that swing is
something else.

Gerard.

Evening, Ed.

Hey.

How come you never told me
you make pieces like this?

Oh, because I don't.

It's all him.

Gerard Banks, Banks Furniture,
meet my son, Lance.

Nice to meet you, I drive by
your store all the time.

Next time come in.

If you've got any more pieces
like this bring them in.

I could sell a piece like that
in a heartbeat.

We don't um... that was just
a sample that I did.

Well, you got any extra samples,
send them my way.

Good to see you, Ed.

Good to see you.

Thanks, Gerard.

It's not here.

I have permits for electrical,
plumbing, sewer line,

but there's no record of
a permit being pulled

for a kitchen expansion.

I know how it looks.

Yeah. So do I.

But I don't cut corners.

Everything's up to code and
the application was submitted.

I have no record of
an application

and you have no permit.

That means everybody
here goes home.

Work stops until I see a permit.

Ethan, that's gonna take
like 48 hours.

We don't have that kind of time.

All work stops.

Got a couple more invoices.

What's wrong?

It's gonna take 48 hours
to get us a new permit.

Complete work stoppage
until it clears.

You got tagged?

Yes.

You wanna tell me why my permit
application was never filed?

It was.

I dropped it off with Hal.

Did you?

Of course, he did.

You did, right?

Yeah.

Ok, look.

I don't know what happened
but we'll get it fixed.

We'll get you a retroactive
permit on the rush.

Yes, Kenny is down there
trying to do that.

So how did this happen?

I don't know, Jules.
I am so sorry.

I'm gonna find out right now,
ok?

Please tell me this isn't
what it looks like.

It's not.

There's nothing nefarious
going on here.

I wouldn't do that to you
just to win,

or to anyone for that matter.

I would hope not.

Look, it's only 48 hours, right?

Yes, but it's four days
until voting.

You can get it done.

Only if my luck changes.

Still ou

No.

Well, at least the landscaping's
on schedule.

At this point we'll have exactly
two days to finish painting.

That's if the permit
comes through today.

Well, lucky for you I'm a wiz
with the paint brush.

Fastest brush in the west.

Well, you're gonna have to be.

And then some.

Kenny just called!

The inspector has the permit,
work hold has been lifted,

we can start painting right now.

Oh, finally.

Congratulations, you did it.

-Let's get on it.
-Yeah.

[thunder rolls]

You were saying?

[doors close]

[sighs]

It's supposed to let up
by tomorrow

which gives us two days, maybe.

The biggest opportunity
to go out on my own,

with free publicity to boot.

The headline will say "Epic
fail, couldn't get it done".

Come on.

So things aren't going according
to plan.

It's not like you to give up.

We just gotta improvise.

We?

Yeah. We.

This thing isn't done
'til 1:00 pm Friday

so turn that frown
upside down.

I don't frown.

Ok, an aggressive pout, then.

[laughs]

That's better.

You're right.

I'm already at rock bottom.
What else can go wrong?

[electrical fizzle]

So much for my
electrical upgrade.

That's good, right?

Mmmhmm.

I'm sure I haven't had
Lun Wah since...

well, it's been a while.

Yeah, I missed it a lot
when I was in Portland.

No good Moo Shu there.

No?

[laughs]

Hey, I hope that the help
that you've given me

hasn't set you back too much.

Nah, we'll finish.

I'll hire extra crew
if I have to.

Yeah, well, crews cost money.

I know.

I'll think of something,
Jules.

You don't have to do that.

This is my problem, too,
and like you said,

we're in this together.

It's kinda different
from the last time, isn't it?

You and I coming up
with solutions together.

Yeah, well maybe
that was our problem.

We were more against
each other back then

when we were supposed
to be a team.

Stubborn as a couple mules.

Well, some of us
more than others.

Yeah, that's fair.

You were so very
much worse than me.

[laughs]

What's so great about you,
Jules is you never gave up.

Never backed down and you're not
gonna do that now.

It keeps me going.

I never knew you thought
that about me.

I think you're exceptional,
and I should have told you.

So what's changed?

We're older.

Wiser.

Made our mistakes.

I should have never have left.

We lost too much on that flip,
you know?

No, we didn't lose,
we broke even.

No, it was a loss.

I'm not gonna let
that happen again.

[phone rings]

Ok. You can answer that now.

I appreciate the follow-through.

Yeah, you know.

Hey, Kenny.

Really?

Ok, can you- can you hold on
a second?

It's ok.

I gotta get back
to work anyways.

Get your call.

Hey.

Hey. Good morning.

Good morning.

Still on rain delay.

Yeah, afraid so.

And I'm out of candles.

I guess I better head back
to the shop and uh,

finish up those cabinets.

Yeah, I'm gonna head to the
Home and Garden show for a bit.

Ok. Stay dry.

You too.

It sounds like this rain
is never gonna quit.

Well, it's supposed to clear up
by tomorrow morning.

That gives you one day
to paint an entire house.

I'll have Jules' crew, too.

Are they done with her interior?

Working on it.

You have got to hire a top-notch
crew of painters

to get this done in time,
my friend.

Costs money, pal.

Ask your dad?

This is my problem,
not his.

I do not want to let her
down again.

...I'm hoping it comes in
this afternoon.

I hope so.

Oh, thank you, Kat.

Unfortunately, I'm gonna need
a lot more than caffeine.

There's no way we're gonna
finish painting this house

in one day with
my skeleton crew.

Well, I'll help you.

And I'm sure Richard
will come, too.

And we can get your mom.

Really? You would do that?

Yeah. Well, it's a house,

it's not like you need
to be Picasso.

And I'll help you.

Anyone would.

Trust me.
Watch this.

Hey, everyone!

Who can paint and would be
willing to clear their schedule

to help Jules and Lance
finish the duplex challenge?

Exterior only,
no peeking inside.

That's like eight people.

We can do this.

Ok. Ok, yeah.

This might work.

I'm gonna go run this by
Lance and- and I will be back.

Thank you, everyone!

Yeah.

Oh, your coffee.

Make sure you edge
around that window.

Double up, even.

Get behind that drain pipe, too.

It's gotta be perfect, man.

No, no, no. What- Lance,
what're you doing?

We can't afford this.

It's ok.

Don't worry about the money.

I'm covering it.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

This is my responsibility, too.

It's alright, I figured it out
for us.

Without talking to me?

I thought we were past this.

Acting on your impulses,
making expensive decisions

that can't be undone.

I didn't think that uh-

Yeah, exactly, you didn't think.

Look, I had a viable solution
and I was coming to talk to you

about it because that's what you
do when you're in it together.

You come to an agreement.

One that doesn't spend the money
I don't have.

No, Jules, you don't have
to pay me back.

Of course, I do.

Ok, look. It's getting painted
now, right?

Honestly, I thought
that you would be happy.

And I thought we were
becoming a team.

But we're not.

And that was always our problem.

Jules...

I would have given you
the money, you know?

Nah, I wouldn't ask you for it.

I took on this challenge
on my own,

I needed to see it through
on my own,

with no handouts.

Did you make some good money
selling your mom's stuff?

Yeah, great money, actually.

So what do you think about
adding some personal touches

to these flips?

I know people are used to
a certain classic uniform

aesthetic but uh...

Yeah, but I only do that because
I don't have your talent.

I mean, I can design
and execute a renovation

but I can't do what you do,

and I can't think of a better
debut than a property

with a little
Lance Waddell flair.

I think it'll help sell
the place.

Yeah, we'll see.

We'll see.

I think I messed up again, pop.

With the duplex?

No, Jules.

I can't seem to do the right
thing, you know?

I'm sure you can.

How so?

Apologize.

Listen.

Just really hear her.

Great, now you tell me.

[laughs]

Ah, it's never too late son.

Never too late.

♪

♪

♪

[sighs]

You did it again, Kenny.

This is all your vision, Jules.

I'm just the one executing it.

And I think we have a winner.

I hope so.

He seems way behind.

Hopefully he can get it done.

The magazine people are here.

It's that time!

We're ready to get our footage.

But please, be careful, the
exterior paint may still be wet.

Oh, that's not a problem.

It'll photograph well
and that's all that matters.

Hi, hi.

Hi, Elsie, can I possibly maybe
please have a couple more hours?

Almost there. 3:00 latest.

Can you be done by then,
because it's really pushing it.

Yeah, I can be done.

Ok, we'll be back at 3:00
to film both of you.

Ok.

But I have to say, Lance, in
the interest of this competition

where you're at at the time
is how we photograph you.

No more extensions.

Yeah. No more extensions.

Thank you.

Mark, bring in the rest
of these cabinet doors!

Ok, see you at 3:00.

See you at 3:00.

-Yes.
-Thanks.

What's the matter, honey?

Lance is very behind.

They extended us to 3:00 pm.

I feel kinda bad for him.

He worked so hard.

Well, so why are you so mad
at him?

Well, I'm not mad at him,
it's just...

it felt like before
all over again.

You know, he gets this big idea,
he just jumps into it

without even talking
to me about it.

It felt like we were finally
becoming a team.

That's what a teammate
or partner does,

they- they come through
for each other in a pinch.

When you love someone
all you wanna do

is make things better
for them.

You two didn't do that
for each other before.

Maybe this is just him learning
from his mistakes.

Hey, Jules.

Good luck today.

Thanks, Ed.

Look, I know my son can
be... tricky.

But he really did
just wanna help out.

He wouldn't have sold
the furniture otherwise.

What furniture?

Those pieces he made
for his mother years ago.

They meant a lot to him.

Oh... thank you, Ed.

I have to go.

Alright, you have 15 minutes
before Elsie gets here.

Where do you want this?

I was thinking right
beside the French doors.

That's what I was thinking.

I like this, by the way.

Oh yeah, it's beautiful.

Alright, let's move it!
We have a job to finish!

Come on in.

Let's hop to it! Come on!

♪ Now, that we stand on
common ground. ♪

♪ Don't you think you are
better off now ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh. ♪

♪ Don't you think that
we're better off here ♪

♪ Now that we have
come together. ♪

♪ Don't you think that
we're better off here ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh. ♪

♪ It's finally time ♪

♪ It's finally time
we came alive♪

♪ It's finally time ♪

♪ It's finally time
we came alive♪

♪ 'cause when
it's you and me ♪

♪ It's like gravity. ♪

[doorbell]

♪ It's finally time,
it's finally time... ♪

Ready?

As I'll ever be.

Ladies and gentlemen,

on behalf of Innovative
Designs magazine

we want to thank you for helping
make this year's

Home and Garden show
such a huge success.

And for those of you watching
online thanks for tuning in.

[applause]

Thank you.

Thank you.

And now, the moment
you've all been waiting for.

The reveal of our
flip challenge.

This is what the duplex looked
like just six short weeks ago.

[crowd murmurs]

Fast forward to today
and you will not believe

the incredible results.

[applause]

Jules or Lance?

Let's go take a look.

Are you all ready?

[knocking]

Hi there. Come on in.

Come on.

Wow. Isn't this
absolutely stunning?

And look at this kitchen.

[crowd gasps]
Wow.

When I discovered this
amazing mural

I knew it was just what I needed

to set the tone
for the entire home.

I think I achieved
what I set out to do.

Create a fresh take on
a farmhouse aesthetic.

Warm, welcoming and comfortable.

Well, I could certainly
see myself living here.

[crowd laughs]

This is going to be
a tough act to follow.

And there's more!

Jules' side of the duplex
is filled with her
signature style.

Bright clean designs that still
feel cozy and comfortable.

A beautiful renovation
from top to bottom.

[applause]

I'll admit it is spectacular

but don't make up your
minds just yet.

Let's see what Lance
has in store for us.

Come on.

Yeah Lance!

[cheering and applause]

[knocking]

Hello, and welcome
to your beautiful home.

Come on in.

Oh, wow.

Isn't this exciting?

Here we go.

Clean lines, earthy tones
and natural textures

create a sense of order, calm.

These coppered cabinets have
been patina-ed for a retro feel.

I've made a space that
has an organic flow

with architectural interest.

I'm feeling more
centred already.

Woooo!!!

[applause]

All I can say is I'm glad
you're the ones deciding

and not me.

Whew!

Now let's see what he did
with the rest of the house.

Lance's side of the duplex

incorporates elements of
his artistic design.

Upcycling older pieces to creae
something bold, beautiful

and impossible to find
anywhere else.

There it is, folks.

One duplex, two astonishing
but very different flips.

Now it's all up to you.

[cheering]

You got this!

Yeah, Lance!

Please visit our voting booths
located in any of the pavilions

and be sure to choose
your favourite.

And for those of you online,
voting is now open.

We'll be back at 7:00 to reveal
the winner of the grand prize.

The Flip of the Month spread
in Innovative Designs magazine!

[applause]

How'd it go?

Good, and you?

Good.

Who'd you vote for?

It's supposed to be a secret,
isn't it?

I don't think so.

Good. Because I voted for you.

No, you did not.

I did.

Good, 'cause I voted for you.

Stop it.

It's true.

[crowd mingling]

Everybody, please
take your seats.

We're ready to announce
the results.

[cheering and applause]

With a total of 16,408 votes
between the show

and online voting I'm happy
to announce that the winner,

by a margin of only nine votes
is...

Jules Briggs!

[cheering and applause]

Go Jules, yes!

[cheering and applause]

[indistinct conversation]

Yes, absolutely.

Congratulations.

I don't deserve it any more
than you do.

Well...

And I'm sorry
for getting so upset.

I know your intentions
were good.

But we tell each other
everything from now on.

From now on?

Mmmhmm.

Well, in that case uh, there's
something I gotta tell you.

I could have gone above $150,000
on your side of the duplex.

Why didn't you?

You seemed like you
really wanted it.

Yeah.

Maybe I wanted you nearby.

Well, it did kinda
save the day.

Yeah, you really did.

You sold your mom's furniture.

Yeah, it was time,
you know.

I think I'm gonna be
pretty busy,

I could use the space.

You know, I've been handing
out a lot of business cards.

It seems like people might,
maybe like my stuff.

Yeah.

So do I.

Thank you for pushing me to
put more of myself in the flip.

And believing in me.
It means a lot, Jules.

Well, I like to think that I was
believing in us.

Sounds like you're in the market
for a partner.

Oh, do you-
do you know one?

I might.

You do have to be
willing to bend, though.

Oh.

Yeah, I know.

Oh. Well, I bend.

-Oh, you bend?
-Mmmhmm.

-I know.
-Mmmhmm.

You know, it's not bad
for six weeks' work.

Not bad at all.

Good. 'Cause Richard's got us
a property to look at

first thing in the morning.

Can't wait.

Me too.

-I still think my side's better.
-I bet you do.