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"Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
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My finger-snapping shoes
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My toes start smiling
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Once they're on
All of signs of blues are gone
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When my electric feet
Hit the floor
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They dance dance dance me
Out the door"
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♪♪
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"Here the touch
Turn into other kinds
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The kind where spirits climb
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And hearts start shining
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Cause dancin' keep me laughin'
And laughin's what I choose
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That's why I love my dancing
My dance dance dancing shoes"
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[music]
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[music]
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"Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
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My finger-snapping shoes
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My toes start smiling
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Once they're on
All signs of blues are gone
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When my electric feet
Hit the floor
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They dance dance dance me
Out the door
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Here the touch
Turns into other kinds
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The kinds where spirits climb
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And hearts start shining
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Cause dancin' keeps me laughin'
And laughin's what I choose..."
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Cyd >> And five, six,
seven, eight.
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And one, two, three, four,
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five, six, seven, eight.
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Focus Amber, count,
five, six, seven, eight.
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And one, clean arms, count.
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And one and two and three, hit!
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Great, pretty good girls!
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You guys are going
to rock at the recital.
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All right, that's it for today.
Girls >> Aaw!
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Bye.
[mingled voices]
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>> Bye, Miss Cyd.
Cyd >> Bye,
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see you on Thursday.
>> Yep, bye.
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[door closes]
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[music]
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Cyd >> Hey, Amber,
you're doing great.
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You know what?
Dancing's hard for everyone.
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>> It isn't for the other girls.
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>> So you'll have
to work harder.
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But you'll get it.
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>> I want to dance so much.
I want to look pretty.
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>> Oh, you do.
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[music]
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Zach >> Hey Amber.
>> Hey.
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Zach >> Hi Sweetie.
Cyd >> I'll be right back.
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[music]
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[creak]
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[creak]
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Cyd >> Is that what
I think it is?
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>> Yep.
Cyd >> Let me see.
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[music]
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>> Ta-da!
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>> You know Mom would have
loved to have seen you in that.
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[music]
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I still can't quite believe
that she won't be there
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to see us get married.
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>> She will be.
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She'll be right here.
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>> Very smooth Mr. Callahan.
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[music]
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Zach >> You sure about
the tux thing, Cyd,
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I was thinking flippers
and knee socks.
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Cyd >> Oh, that would get
the whole town talking.
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Zach >> Okay, I'll knee
socks for our wedding night.
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Cyd >> Promises, promises.
I hope you do.
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Zach >> I'll tell you one thing
though, this thing would have
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cost me half price
at the mall or online.
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Cyd >> We have to support
our local businesses, Zach.
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Which reminds me, Mason Brown
stopped by this morning.
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>> The developer?
>> Yeah.
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He wants to buy the studio.
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He made a pretty
substantial offer.
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>> How substantial?
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>> Three times
the appraised value.
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>> Wow.
>> Yeah.
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>> What did you tell him?
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>> That I'll think about it.
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[music]
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>> You'd seriously consider
selling the studio?
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>> I might.
I mean I always say
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I can't go to grad school
because I can't afford it,
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well, what if I could?
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Anyway, it's on the table.
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[music]
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See you tonight.
>> See you tonight.
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[music]
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[background voices]
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Zach >> Hey, it's
good to see you.
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>> Hi.
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>> Are you sure
about this, Bill?
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How long have you
had that new hip?
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>> Long enough.
>> Dr. Edrington
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said it was okay?
Louis >> He did,
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but even if he hadn't, I got
to get this man moving again.
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I am tired of him
sitting around the house.
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>> Our 50th wedding anniversary
is coming up and I'm going
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to be able to dance with
my bride like I used to.
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>> You two will be dancing the
Anniversary Waltz on your 50th,
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or you money back.
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>> I was thinking, jitterbug!
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>> In your dreams, Grandpa.
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Nancy >> Hey.
>> Oh, they're beautiful.
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Nancy >> Yeah, the supplier
sent a couple dozen extra
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and they reminded me
of your Mom.
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Pink roses were
her favourite.
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>> Oh, Nancy, it's...
Thank you.
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>> So, how's Amber
been doing in class?
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>> Better, she has
so much heart.
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>> Oh, I know.
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I just wish it
didn't hurt so much.
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>> Here.
>> Okay, eee!
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>> All right everybody,
we can get started.
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Jessie >> Is there room
for two more?
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Cyd >> Absolutely, you can
do the registration later.
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All right, welcome to
A-B-C-Dance everybody.
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[applause]
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As advertised this is an
intensive two-week survey class.
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It's usually four weeks
but we've compressed it.
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Some of us have a
honeymoon coming up.
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[cheers, hoots]
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Okay, so here's
the schmaltzy part.
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This is a couples-only class
because as far as I'm concerned
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that is what dancing
is all about.
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You hold your partner in your
arms and you have beautiful,
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magical and, at times, silly
conversations without speaking.
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It is an invitation
to fall in love
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for the first time
or all over again.
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We're going to start with
one of the easiest tonight,
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the two-step.
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Think of it as another
way of walking.
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So my dashing partner Zach
and I will demonstrate.
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[applause]
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And then you'll try it
with your partner.
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And there's only one rule
in this class, have fun.
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So we'll begin with the practice
hold and the man will be leading
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with his left foot and the women
following with their right.
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[music]
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Slow, quick, quick.
Slow, quick, quick.
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Slow, quick quick, slow...
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Now the ballroom hold.
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Slow, quick quick.
Slow, quick quick.
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Slow, quick quick.
Slow, quick quick, slow.
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All right?
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Now you try with your partner.
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[music]
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So, slow quick quick slow.
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[music]
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Here, keep your arms up.
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Bill >> Good night, Cyd.
Louise >> Wonderful.
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>> You did really well.
>> Yeah, that was a blast.
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>> Graham Lewis in a dance
class, now I've seen everything.
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>> Right like that
was my decision.
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>> Come on, it'll be fun.
Graham >> Fun?
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>> I had to practically drag
him here but I don't care.
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We don't do anything anymore.
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>> But how can you with
two kids under five?
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>> When we were dating we would
do things like go on picnics,
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and we'd lie on our sides and
talk and look at each other,
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really look at each other.
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I miss that.
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I want him to look at me, Cyd,
and like you said,
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if we're dancing, he's going
to have to, right?
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>> I will make
sure that he does.
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>> Thank you.
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[music]
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Laura >> So what's up
with you two?
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Don't tell me you're here
to discuss a pre-nup?
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Cyd >> No, we're here to
talk about the dance studio.
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Laura >> Oh?
Cyd >> Do you know Mason Brown?
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Laura >> Hm, I've heard
the name.
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Real estate developer?
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Cyd >> He made an offer
on the building.
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>> I didn't know
it was for sale.
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Cyd >> Well it's not, but
it's an amazing offer, Laura.
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Three times the appraised value.
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>> More than enough
to underwrite grad school.
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Cyd >> Mom always said
I'd make family therapist.
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>> I thought you
loved teaching dance.
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>> I do, I do, but I want more.
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>> So, you're
thinking of selling?
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>> Considering it.
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>> Cyd, we've never really
discussed your mom's estate.
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>> I inherited everything,
right, what there was?
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>> I always knew we would talk
about it when the time was right
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and I guess this is the time.
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>> Is there a problem
with the estate?
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>> There's something
you need to know.
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[music]
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Tanner >> Hey Charlie!
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Leave the keys in it this time.
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Have a good weekend guys.
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Don't spend it all at the bar.
[phone rings]
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>> Yeah.
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>> I'm trying to
reach Tanner Gray.
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>> Yeah, this is Tanner
Gray, who's this?
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>> Hi, um, you don't know me but
my name is Cyd, Cyd Merriman.
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>> Merriman.
>> Yeah.
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I'm...
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I'm your daughter.
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[music]
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[music]
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>> I thought your
father was dead.
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>> So did I, but he's alive
and well and living in Michigan.
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>> Jared, don't touch that.
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>> Mom and I never really
talked about fathers.
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>> That's just weird.
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Hey, don't touch anything.
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>> You know when I was little,
probably Jared's age,
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I noticed obviously,
that most of my friends
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had a mom and a dad
so I asked mom about it.
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>> What did she say?
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>> Well she said I had a father;
that he was a nice man,
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but that he left before I was
born and he wasn't coming back.
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I don't know, she made it sound
mysterious and kind of romantic
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like he'd gone off
on some big adventure
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and got lost at sea
or something.
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She never really wanted
to talk about it
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and I just forgot about it.
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>> Which is weird.
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>> Ha, ha, ha.
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Jessie >> You're headed
for a time-out pal, okay?
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Thank you.
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Cyd >> Ah! Wow!
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There are,
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they're fantastic, Nancy.
>> Gorgeous.
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>> Yeh!
Jessie >> We'll take a dozen.
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What kind of
discount can we get?
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>> What is she, your agent?
>> Wedding planner.
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>> Oh, your budget's that low.
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>> Jared, you can shoot
that bottle now.
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>> Di di di di!
No you can't!
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The flowers,
they'll be our gift
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from me and Dave
to you and Zach.
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>> Thank you.
Nancy >> Your welcome.
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Ryan >> Hey, Tanner.
>> Hi, Ryan.
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>> Listen, I got some
bad news for you.
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We're going to have
to let you go.
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>> Oh.
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>> We're going to have
to let a lot of people go.
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Business is down 40 percent
and well, we're having trouble
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staying afloat.
>> What about my crew?
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That's too bad.
Ryan >> Listen ah,
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here's three weeks severance
and the best letter
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of recommendation
I've ever written.
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>> I appreciate that, Ryan.
Thank you.
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Ryan >> I must admit, Tanner,
you're one cool dude
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but I've never seen anybody
be so nonchalant
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about losing their job before.
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Tanner >> Well, I have
a daughter, Ryan.
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Yeah.
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>> I didn't know you had a kid.
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>> I didn't either.
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I was married,
a bunch of years ago.
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We were kids, it didn't
work out but I guess
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we had a daughter together.
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>> Where's your ex-wife living?
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>> She passed away just
a couple of months back.
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>> Oh, I'm sorry man,
I didn't know.
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>> No, it's all right.
I have a grown daughter, Ryan,
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I don't even know
what she looks like.
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>> What are you going
to do now, Tanner?
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Not much work around here,
not in this economy.
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>> I don't know, I got
a friend lives up in Maine.
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He builds boats, high-end jobs,
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I guess he could always
use a carpenter.
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>> High-end, huh?
>> Yeah.
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Ryan >> What's his
business like?
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Tanner >> Better than ever.
Ryan >> Hallelujah.
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The rich get richer.
Tanner >> But are they happy?
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Ryan >> You keep
in touch, all right?
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Things improve around here,
I'd love to have you back.
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Tanner >> All right, thanks.
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I appreciate it.
You're a good friend.
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>> Thank you man, happy trails.
Tanner >> Till we meet again.
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Laura >> So all he has to do
is sign the quit claim,
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send it back, then I'll transfer
the deed into your name.
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>> What I don't understand is
why is his name on the deed?
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>> Well, it was their wedding
present from your grandparents.
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Pass the family torch.
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Keep the family
business in the family.
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Cyd >> He sure was surprised to
hear his name was still on it.
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>> So what are you
going to do now?
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Cyd >> Well, I'll express
mail this to him and...
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Laura >> No, I mean
about your father.
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>> Um, nothing, I mean
I don't even know him.
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>> Aren't you tempted to go see
him to find out more about him?
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>> Yeah, but not right now, not
with the wedding and everything.
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>> After the wedding?
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>> You're grilling me,
counselor.
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>> You're right.
Witness dismissed.
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[music]
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[music]
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Cyd >> You should
have told me, Mom.
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There's secrets, and
then there's secrets.
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This was a biggie.
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I'm so mad at you right
now, I could scream.
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If you were here, I'd...
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I just...
I miss you so much.
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[music]
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[music]
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Cyd >> Five, six, seven, eight.
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And one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.
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And one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.
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Sharp heads, three, four.
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You know what?
Something's wrong.
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It's the leotards, they
are not right for this.
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Dance pants, vests, derbies;
that's what we need.
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>> Do we have to change?
>> But leotards are prettier.
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[multiple girls voices]
>> Nope, nope,
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we are getting new outfits.
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Okay, let's take five;
go get some water, girls.
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[girls giggling]
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[music]
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Cyd >> Cha-cha go, two, three.
Cha-cha one two three.
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Cha-cha go, two, three.
Cha-cha one, two, three.
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Cha-cha one, two, three.
tuck the turns two three.
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Cha-cha go two three.
Cha-cha hold two three
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Cha-cha go two three.
Cha-cha one two three.
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Under arm two three,
cha-cha one two three.
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Cha-cha one two three
cha-cha keep going.
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Zach >> Cha-cha one two three.
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Cyd >> Hey guys,
hands up, look up.
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Look up.
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[music]
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>> Cha-cha one two three...
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Cyd >> Keep working
at it, you'll get it.
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>> One, two, cha-cha.
One, two, cha-cha.
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[music]
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Cyd >> I can't believe he hasn't
signed the quit claim yet.
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It's been almost a week.
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Zach >> Maybe he
sent it snail mail.
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Cyd >> What if he didn't
send it at all?
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Zach >> Is it the quit claim
you're worried about
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or do you just want to see him?
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Cyd >> Well, both.
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Zach >> So, if it doesn't get
here tomorrow, give him a call.
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Cyd >> I will.
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Zach >> The night
is young, mon cherie.
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>> Oh, I'm pooped.
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>> Let me help you
catch your second wind.
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>> That's very tempting, but
I'm marshalling my resources
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for a long action-packed
honeymoon.
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>> Okay.
>> Okay.
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Good night.
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[music]
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Zach >> Love you, Cyd!
Cyd >> Love you!
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[music]
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Tanner >> Excuse me.
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I'm sorry I don't mean to,
I don't mean to scare you.
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Um, are you Cyd Merriman?
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>> Yeah.
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>> Cyd, I'm Tanner Gray.
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I think we should talk
about this in person.
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[music]
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[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
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My finger-snapping shoes"
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[music]
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Cyd >> I hope Merlot's okay,
it's all I have.
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Tanner >> Merlot is fine,
I like Merlot.
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Cyd >> I love that
picture of Mom.
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>> Yeah, your mom
was a real knock out.
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[music]
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Hey, why don't you
let me do the honours?
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00:20:23,938 --> 00:20:26,899
Look, I'm, I'm sorry.
I guess I shouldn't have just
368
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barged in on you like this.
Cyd >> Oh, that's all right.
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>> Truth is I didn't know
I was going to do it myself
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until this morning.
I was on my way to Maine.
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>> What's in Maine?
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>> A job, boats.
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>> Oh, um,
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so you're a sailor?
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>> No, I'm a carpenter.
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[music]
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00:20:52,465 --> 00:20:55,802
Wow, the place sure
hasn't changed much.
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Cyd >> You've been here before?
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Tanner >> Yeah, yeah,
I used to life here.
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When your Mom and I
were together,
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did she not tell you that?
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00:21:04,936 --> 00:21:07,938
Cyd >> Oh no she didn't
tell me anything.
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Tanner >> That makes two of us.
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Um, this house, is actually,
in a weird way,
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this house is one of the major
reasons why we got married
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in the first place.
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We'd just come back from the
cruise, and her mom and dad were
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living here and we wanted
to live here and share a room,
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but they were having none of
that because we weren't married.
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Cyd >> That sounds like
Grandma and Grandpa.
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>> I'm guessing they passed too?
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>> Yeah, a few years ago;
within a month of each other.
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Grandma went first.
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>> I'm surprised he lasted
even a day without her.
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They were everything
to each other
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and boy, could those two dance.
Cyd >> Yeah, they taught Mom
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everything they knew,
then she taught me.
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00:21:55,984 --> 00:21:59,237
Tanner >> Look I'm curious
about something, Sydney?
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Cyd >> It's not
Sydney, it's Cyd.
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00:22:01,656 --> 00:22:04,326
C Y D, after Cyd Charisse.
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00:22:04,326 --> 00:22:06,161
>> Your mother's
favourite dancer.
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00:22:06,161 --> 00:22:08,205
You should be very happy you're
not a boy or your name would be.
403
00:22:08,205 --> 00:22:10,248
Cyd >> Fred.
Tanner >> Fred.
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00:22:10,248 --> 00:22:13,876
[laughter]
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00:22:13,876 --> 00:22:16,337
>> My gosh, there's
your mother's smile.
406
00:22:19,340 --> 00:22:22,509
>> Well, now I can see
where I got my nose.
407
00:22:22,509 --> 00:22:24,637
>> Oh, yeah, sorry.
408
00:22:26,513 --> 00:22:28,349
Look it's late.
409
00:22:28,349 --> 00:22:30,226
It's been a really
long day for me.
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00:22:30,226 --> 00:22:32,186
I'm sure you were on your
way to bed when I showed up.
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00:22:32,186 --> 00:22:34,062
>> Um, let me make up
a room for you.
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00:22:34,062 --> 00:22:36,064
Tanner >> No, don't be silly.
I've got my camper
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right outside.
It's my home away from home.
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00:22:39,943 --> 00:22:43,321
Why don't we just talk about
this thing tomorrow, huh?
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00:22:43,321 --> 00:22:45,448
>> Sure.
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00:22:45,448 --> 00:22:49,285
Tanner >> Well,
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00:22:49,285 --> 00:22:51,704
good night.
>> Good night.
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[music]
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00:23:01,838 --> 00:23:04,549
[music]
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00:23:04,549 --> 00:23:06,635
[car horn]
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00:23:06,635 --> 00:23:14,309
[music]
422
00:23:14,309 --> 00:23:21,148
[hammer taps]
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00:23:21,148 --> 00:23:23,067
>> Hi.
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00:23:23,067 --> 00:23:25,069
>> Morning.
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00:23:26,821 --> 00:23:30,283
>> Oh hey, here let me
help you with that.
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Jessie >> Thanks.
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00:23:32,201 --> 00:23:34,578
Tanner >> Somebody
getting married?
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00:23:34,578 --> 00:23:37,206
>> Yeah, we're trying.
Thanks.
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00:23:37,206 --> 00:23:39,165
Tanner >> Sure thing.
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[music]
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Jessie >> Cyd,
I have all the stuff.
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00:23:48,842 --> 00:23:50,719
[music]
433
00:23:50,719 --> 00:23:52,887
>> Hi.
Jessie >> Who's he handyman?
434
00:23:52,887 --> 00:23:55,682
>> That's Tanner, my father.
435
00:23:55,682 --> 00:23:57,809
He just showed up last night.
436
00:23:57,809 --> 00:24:00,644
Jessie >> Oh, my god.
437
00:24:00,644 --> 00:24:03,105
[music]
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00:24:03,105 --> 00:24:06,275
>> He's so hunky.
>> Jessie!
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00:24:06,275 --> 00:24:08,360
Jessie >> What is he
doing out there?
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00:24:08,360 --> 00:24:10,487
>> Fixing loose boards.
441
00:24:10,487 --> 00:24:13,574
Apparently he's a
compulsive fixer upper.
442
00:24:13,574 --> 00:24:15,868
>> Introduce him to me,
immediately.
443
00:24:15,868 --> 00:24:17,828
Let's go.
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00:24:17,828 --> 00:24:23,082
[music]
445
00:24:23,082 --> 00:24:27,712
Cyd >> Ah, Tanner, this is
my friend Jessie, Jessie Lewis.
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00:24:27,712 --> 00:24:31,215
>> Hi Jessie, nice to meet you.
>> Ditto.
447
00:24:31,215 --> 00:24:34,135
>> And congratulations,
about getting married.
448
00:24:34,135 --> 00:24:37,472
>> Oh, I'm not getting married.
>> I am.
449
00:24:37,472 --> 00:24:40,433
>> You are?
>> Ah-ha.
450
00:24:40,433 --> 00:24:42,810
Tanner >> Really, that's great.
When?
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00:24:42,810 --> 00:24:45,270
>> A week from Sunday.
>> Just a simple affair,
452
00:24:45,270 --> 00:24:48,190
close friends, which means
everyone she's ever run into.
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00:24:48,190 --> 00:24:50,150
Cyd >> I don't want
to leave anyone out.
454
00:24:50,150 --> 00:24:52,486
It seems nearly everyone in town
has taken classes at the studio
455
00:24:52,486 --> 00:24:54,363
at one time or another.
456
00:24:54,363 --> 00:24:58,367
>> Uh, so, is my new
son-in-law from around here?
457
00:24:58,367 --> 00:25:00,827
>> Zach, yeah, born and raised.
458
00:25:00,827 --> 00:25:02,704
>> I'd love to meet him.
459
00:25:02,704 --> 00:25:06,874
>> Definitely and he is
going to want to meet you.
460
00:25:06,874 --> 00:25:10,795
Um, so listen Jessie and I have
some wedding details to go over
461
00:25:10,795 --> 00:25:13,005
so can we talk later?
462
00:25:13,005 --> 00:25:14,840
>> Sure absolutely,
I'm finished up here.
463
00:25:14,840 --> 00:25:17,259
I'm just going to go out for
a jog and pick some things up.
464
00:25:17,259 --> 00:25:19,637
Do you like BLTs?
>> Yeah.
465
00:25:19,637 --> 00:25:21,514
>> Great, don't forget
to bring Zach.
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00:25:21,514 --> 00:25:23,516
>> Great.
Tanner >> Nice to meet you,
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00:25:23,516 --> 00:25:25,518
Jessie.
>> You too.
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00:25:25,518 --> 00:25:27,686
He's so hunky.
469
00:25:27,686 --> 00:25:30,772
How long is he staying?
>> I don't know.
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[music]
471
00:25:41,950 --> 00:25:52,459
[music]
472
00:25:52,459 --> 00:25:58,006
[music]
473
00:25:58,006 --> 00:26:01,718
>> Tanner?
474
00:26:01,718 --> 00:26:03,762
>> Laura?
475
00:26:05,597 --> 00:26:07,766
Laura Williams?
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00:26:07,766 --> 00:26:10,227
How are you?
>> Fine.
477
00:26:10,227 --> 00:26:12,395
>> You are just like Gracie,
you haven't changed a bit.
478
00:26:12,395 --> 00:26:14,647
>> What are you doing here?
479
00:26:14,647 --> 00:26:20,236
>> Oh, I got a call
from my daughter.
480
00:26:20,236 --> 00:26:22,405
She said you gave her my number.
481
00:26:24,240 --> 00:26:26,951
How'd you get my number?
>> I'm a lawyer.
482
00:26:26,951 --> 00:26:30,037
We have ways.
>> You're a lawyer.
483
00:26:30,037 --> 00:26:33,748
Wow, congratulations, that's
a, pretty amazing considering
484
00:26:33,748 --> 00:26:37,377
you're always so nervous
about going to law school.
485
00:26:37,377 --> 00:26:40,088
>> Well that was
a long time ago.
486
00:26:40,088 --> 00:26:43,049
No, she stayed single.
487
00:26:43,049 --> 00:26:46,094
There were plenty of guys
interested, of course,
488
00:26:46,094 --> 00:26:48,930
but she had the studio and Cyd
489
00:26:48,930 --> 00:26:50,932
and she had a good full life.
490
00:26:50,932 --> 00:26:52,851
>> How about you?
491
00:26:52,851 --> 00:26:54,769
Husband?
Kids?
492
00:26:54,769 --> 00:26:57,021
>> No, wasn't in
the cards for me.
493
00:26:57,021 --> 00:27:00,816
Married to my career I guess.
>> Lucky career.
494
00:27:00,816 --> 00:27:04,862
>> You always were a charmer.
>> Thanks.
495
00:27:04,862 --> 00:27:08,491
>> So why are you
really here, Tanner?
496
00:27:08,491 --> 00:27:12,161
>> I don't know, I just
kind of wandered around
497
00:27:12,161 --> 00:27:15,664
the last 25 years, tried to
settle down here and there
498
00:27:15,664 --> 00:27:20,293
but honestly I think I slept
more nights in my camper
499
00:27:20,293 --> 00:27:23,254
than I ever did
under a real roof.
500
00:27:23,254 --> 00:27:26,758
And now out of the blue
I'm responsible for something.
501
00:27:26,758 --> 00:27:32,388
Half a something, anyway
and my daughter, my daughter,
502
00:27:32,388 --> 00:27:37,477
I didn't even know I had,
wants to sell it.
503
00:27:37,477 --> 00:27:40,812
I want to know who she is and
what this whole thing is about.
504
00:27:40,812 --> 00:27:45,484
>> I'll tell you who she is,
she's a wonderful, special girl
505
00:27:45,484 --> 00:27:47,444
who's about to be married.
506
00:27:47,444 --> 00:27:50,906
And her mother is not here
to see that or to protect her,
507
00:27:50,906 --> 00:27:53,325
but I am and I will,
with everything I've got.
508
00:27:55,786 --> 00:27:59,122
Now, I need to get back to work.
509
00:27:59,122 --> 00:28:01,666
It's good seeing
you again, Tanner.
510
00:28:01,666 --> 00:28:04,460
Thanks for the tea.
511
00:28:04,460 --> 00:28:16,472
[music]
512
00:28:18,266 --> 00:28:21,352
[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
513
00:28:21,352 --> 00:28:24,729
My finger-snapping shoes"
514
00:28:24,729 --> 00:28:28,650
[bacon sizzling]
515
00:28:28,650 --> 00:28:32,404
Cyd >> Mmm! This is the best
BLT I've ever had.
516
00:28:32,404 --> 00:28:34,239
>> Second that.
517
00:28:34,239 --> 00:28:36,116
Cyd >> What kind of
mayonnaise is this?
518
00:28:36,116 --> 00:28:38,034
Tanner >> Just standard issue,
of course I spice it up
519
00:28:38,034 --> 00:28:40,036
just a little bit and add a
couple of drops of hot sauce,
520
00:28:40,036 --> 00:28:41,997
and quarter of a teaspoon
of lime juice.
521
00:28:41,997 --> 00:28:43,957
Makes all the
difference in the world.
522
00:28:43,957 --> 00:28:45,874
>> I'll say.
Tanner >> And as long as
523
00:28:45,874 --> 00:28:47,793
the tomatoes are ripe,
the bacon is lean,
524
00:28:47,793 --> 00:28:49,712
and the bread is fresh,
you cannot go wrong.
525
00:28:49,712 --> 00:28:51,630
>> Cyd could.
Tanner >> Don't worry,
526
00:28:51,630 --> 00:28:53,674
I'll give Cyd some pointers
while I'm here.
527
00:28:53,674 --> 00:28:55,718
Jessie >> She won't have time.
528
00:28:55,718 --> 00:28:57,636
How are we going to get
all this stuff done?
529
00:28:57,636 --> 00:28:59,638
>> Oh come on, we've done
all the big stuff,
530
00:28:59,638 --> 00:29:01,515
now all we have to do
are the details.
531
00:29:01,515 --> 00:29:03,559
Jessie >> Of which there
are approximately 7,000.
532
00:29:03,559 --> 00:29:05,561
Tanner >> Look if there's
anything I can do to help?
533
00:29:05,561 --> 00:29:07,604
>> Can you remind her that she's
getting married in a week and
534
00:29:07,604 --> 00:29:10,481
her pro bono wedding planner
needs her full attention.
535
00:29:12,692 --> 00:29:15,194
>> We're behind because
Mom was going to help me
536
00:29:15,194 --> 00:29:18,323
plan the wedding.
And um,
537
00:29:18,323 --> 00:29:20,908
and she couldn't.
538
00:29:20,908 --> 00:29:24,746
>> Don't worry,
we'll pull this off.
539
00:29:24,746 --> 00:29:27,290
[phone rings]
Furlough's over.
540
00:29:27,290 --> 00:29:29,207
Time to relieve the sitter.
541
00:29:29,207 --> 00:29:33,503
Thank you for an unbelievable
lunch and welcome to Gracie.
542
00:29:33,503 --> 00:29:35,380
>> Thanks.
543
00:29:35,380 --> 00:29:37,424
>> See you at class tonight.
544
00:29:39,259 --> 00:29:41,136
I warmed a chair for you.
545
00:29:41,136 --> 00:29:43,096
Tanner >> Hi, you must be Zach.
546
00:29:43,096 --> 00:29:46,516
Tanner Gray.
>> Cyd's dad, wow.
547
00:29:49,102 --> 00:29:52,063
Tanner >> Nice to meet you,
have a...have a seat.
548
00:29:52,063 --> 00:29:54,273
And I have a sandwich right
here with your name on it.
549
00:29:54,273 --> 00:29:56,192
>> Thanks.
Tanner >> Here give me that.
550
00:29:56,192 --> 00:29:58,110
Zach >> So, it's a nice
surprise that you're here.
551
00:29:58,110 --> 00:30:00,154
>> A little business to take
care of and I was headed east
552
00:30:00,154 --> 00:30:02,156
anyway, I thought
why not do it in person.
553
00:30:02,156 --> 00:30:04,116
>> Tanner's going to sit
down with Mason Brown.
554
00:30:04,116 --> 00:30:06,035
>> Oh.
>> Yeah, I want to find out
555
00:30:06,035 --> 00:30:07,870
what he's got in mind
for the dance studio.
556
00:30:07,870 --> 00:30:09,830
>> Mason's going to be out of
town until the end of the week
557
00:30:09,830 --> 00:30:12,291
so Tanner's going to stick
around for a few days.
558
00:30:12,291 --> 00:30:14,626
>> Yep.
Zach >> That's great.
559
00:30:14,626 --> 00:30:16,920
>> You have to let me
make up a room for you.
560
00:30:16,920 --> 00:30:18,963
I don't want you
sleeping in the camper.
561
00:30:18,963 --> 00:30:21,049
Tanner >> Okay, all right.
562
00:30:23,551 --> 00:30:25,428
Zach >> Why does he
want to talk to Mason?
563
00:30:25,428 --> 00:30:27,681
All he has to do is sign the
quit claim, it's a formality.
564
00:30:27,681 --> 00:30:29,683
>> He's just being thorough.
565
00:30:29,683 --> 00:30:32,352
>> Cyd, we don't know this guy.
566
00:30:32,352 --> 00:30:35,312
>> He's my father Zach, and
I want to get to know him.
567
00:30:35,312 --> 00:30:38,774
>> Yeah, I know but just
we have to be careful.
568
00:30:38,774 --> 00:30:40,776
Everybody's got an agenda,
everybody's,
569
00:30:40,776 --> 00:30:42,528
everybody wants something.
570
00:30:42,528 --> 00:30:45,322
>> Well maybe he just wants
to look out for his daughter.
571
00:30:45,322 --> 00:30:47,324
>> That's what I'm here for.
572
00:30:47,324 --> 00:30:49,952
>> Oh, then I have
nothing to worry about.
573
00:30:53,497 --> 00:30:55,457
>> I'll tell you
one thing though.
574
00:30:55,457 --> 00:30:57,333
>> Yeah.
>> He makes
575
00:30:57,333 --> 00:30:59,377
a hell of a sandwich.
>> Yeah.
576
00:30:59,377 --> 00:31:12,265
[music]
577
00:31:12,265 --> 00:31:24,901
[music]
578
00:31:24,901 --> 00:31:27,446
>> You know what?
579
00:31:27,446 --> 00:31:29,573
That looks...
580
00:31:31,700 --> 00:31:33,577
insanely fun.
581
00:31:33,577 --> 00:31:35,370
[girls giggles]
582
00:31:35,370 --> 00:31:39,374
So insanely fun that we are
going to do it together.
583
00:31:44,003 --> 00:31:46,005
[music]
Five, six, seven, eight.
584
00:31:46,005 --> 00:31:48,632
One and two and three and four.
585
00:31:48,632 --> 00:31:59,143
[music]
586
00:31:59,143 --> 00:32:10,737
[music]
587
00:32:10,737 --> 00:32:13,031
Wha hoo!
[laughter]
588
00:32:13,031 --> 00:32:16,326
Great job!
589
00:32:16,326 --> 00:32:20,705
[laughter]
590
00:32:20,705 --> 00:32:23,832
Jazz pie
[laughter]
591
00:32:27,669 --> 00:32:30,214
All >> Bye.
592
00:32:33,592 --> 00:32:35,761
>> Good class, Amber.
593
00:32:35,761 --> 00:32:37,763
>> I love the new outfits.
594
00:32:37,763 --> 00:32:40,182
>> So I have a favour to ask.
595
00:32:40,182 --> 00:32:42,100
Your mother is getting us
beautiful rose petals
596
00:32:42,100 --> 00:32:45,603
for our wedding and I don't
have anyone to carry them.
597
00:32:45,603 --> 00:32:47,730
>> You need a flower girl.
598
00:32:47,730 --> 00:32:49,607
>> What do you say?
599
00:32:49,607 --> 00:32:51,776
>> You want me to be
your flower girl?
600
00:32:51,776 --> 00:32:53,736
>> Would you?
601
00:32:53,736 --> 00:33:07,457
[music]
602
00:33:07,457 --> 00:33:20,804
[music]
603
00:33:20,804 --> 00:33:27,853
[music]
604
00:33:27,853 --> 00:33:41,240
[music]
605
00:33:41,240 --> 00:33:47,663
[music]
606
00:33:47,663 --> 00:33:49,874
Cyd >> No, I understand.
607
00:33:49,874 --> 00:33:51,916
No, it's okay.
608
00:33:51,916 --> 00:33:55,378
Well, if you think of
anybody, let me know.
609
00:33:55,378 --> 00:33:58,006
Okay.
Thanks.
610
00:33:58,006 --> 00:33:59,883
Darn!
>> Something wrong?
611
00:33:59,883 --> 00:34:03,511
>> This is tango night
in my dance class
612
00:34:03,511 --> 00:34:05,680
and I can't really demonstrate
without a partner.
613
00:34:05,680 --> 00:34:08,683
Zach's my regular but he has
a last minute business meeting
614
00:34:08,683 --> 00:34:11,769
and Andrew, my sub, is busy.
615
00:34:11,769 --> 00:34:13,687
>> I dance.
A little.
616
00:34:13,687 --> 00:34:17,107
>> Oh, that's sweet but...
Tanner >> This tango
617
00:34:17,107 --> 00:34:21,528
you're teaching is it
Argentine or ballroom?
618
00:34:21,528 --> 00:34:23,822
>> You know the difference?
619
00:34:23,822 --> 00:34:25,824
>> Yeah.
620
00:34:25,824 --> 00:34:33,373
[music]
621
00:34:33,373 --> 00:34:35,333
Jessie >> Hi.
Ready?
622
00:34:35,333 --> 00:34:38,586
This is going to be
such a blast.
623
00:34:38,586 --> 00:34:42,048
>> Zach can't be here tonight
to help me demonstrate stuff
624
00:34:42,048 --> 00:34:47,553
so my, um, Tanner Gray
is filling in.
625
00:34:47,553 --> 00:34:50,306
>> Hello, everybody.
All >> Hi.
626
00:34:50,306 --> 00:34:53,351
Cyd >> Ah, as you all know,
it's tango night
627
00:34:53,351 --> 00:34:57,479
and the most basic tango
count is slow, slow,
628
00:34:57,479 --> 00:35:00,690
quick quick, slow
or T-A-N-G-O,
629
00:35:00,690 --> 00:35:03,485
in closed position, the man
leading with his left foot
630
00:35:03,485 --> 00:35:05,904
and the woman following
with her right.
631
00:35:05,904 --> 00:35:07,864
Like this.
632
00:35:07,864 --> 00:35:11,576
[music]
633
00:35:11,576 --> 00:35:15,914
>> I think we'll let Cyd
concentrate on counting
634
00:35:15,914 --> 00:35:20,501
the steps and has anybody
actually tangoed before?
635
00:35:20,501 --> 00:35:22,503
>> I have.
636
00:35:22,503 --> 00:35:24,505
>> Ah!
637
00:35:27,758 --> 00:35:30,177
>> Careful buddy,
she's a player.
638
00:35:30,177 --> 00:35:32,930
[laughter]
639
00:35:35,933 --> 00:35:38,227
>> It's been a while.
>> Don't worry about a thing.
640
00:35:38,227 --> 00:35:40,271
We'll remember together.
641
00:35:40,271 --> 00:35:43,564
Let's go for it.
[music]
642
00:35:43,564 --> 00:35:47,110
Cyd >> Slow, slow,
quick quick, slow.
643
00:35:47,110 --> 00:35:49,988
Slow, quick quick, slow.
644
00:35:49,988 --> 00:35:52,198
Slow, quick quick.
645
00:35:52,198 --> 00:35:55,868
T-A-N-G-O.
646
00:35:55,868 --> 00:36:04,167
[music]
647
00:36:04,167 --> 00:36:13,385
[music]
648
00:36:13,385 --> 00:36:23,478
[applause]
649
00:36:23,478 --> 00:36:26,480
Bill >> Well it looks like she's
not the only player in town.
650
00:36:26,480 --> 00:36:30,067
[laughter]
651
00:36:30,067 --> 00:36:33,279
>> So would anyone else
care to take a spin?
652
00:36:35,114 --> 00:36:37,033
>> You have some
explaining to do.
653
00:36:37,033 --> 00:36:39,827
>> Not now, I'm busy.
654
00:36:39,827 --> 00:36:41,829
Who's next.
>> Me.
655
00:36:41,829 --> 00:36:43,748
Tanner >> Ah-ha!
656
00:36:43,748 --> 00:36:45,541
>> Okay.
657
00:36:45,541 --> 00:36:47,625
It's not as hard as
it looks, just follow me.
658
00:36:47,625 --> 00:37:01,639
[music]
659
00:37:01,639 --> 00:37:13,442
[music]
660
00:37:13,442 --> 00:37:25,287
[music]
661
00:37:25,287 --> 00:37:35,963
[music]
662
00:37:35,963 --> 00:37:44,555
[music]
663
00:37:44,555 --> 00:37:47,183
>> Who is this guy?
664
00:37:47,183 --> 00:37:49,811
>> That's my dad.
665
00:37:49,811 --> 00:37:55,482
[music]
666
00:37:57,400 --> 00:38:00,445
[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
667
00:38:00,445 --> 00:38:02,364
My finger-snapping shoes"
668
00:38:02,364 --> 00:38:04,282
Cyd >> You and Mom
met on a cruise?
669
00:38:04,282 --> 00:38:07,160
That's so romantic.
Tanner >> We went to different
670
00:38:07,160 --> 00:38:08,995
colleges in different states,
671
00:38:08,995 --> 00:38:11,039
we probably would have
never met otherwise.
672
00:38:11,039 --> 00:38:12,999
Cyd >> Where did the cruise go?
673
00:38:12,999 --> 00:38:15,376
Tanner >> We started in
San Diego, went down around
674
00:38:15,376 --> 00:38:17,419
Cape Horn, then up to Rio.
675
00:38:17,419 --> 00:38:19,588
We stopped at about
a dozen ports on the way,
676
00:38:19,588 --> 00:38:23,175
Cabo, Acapulco, Buenos Aries.
677
00:38:23,175 --> 00:38:26,554
>> That's a long cruise.
>> Six weeks.
678
00:38:26,554 --> 00:38:28,556
We stopped, turned around,
did the whole thing again,
679
00:38:28,556 --> 00:38:30,558
backwards.
>> And you taught dance.
680
00:38:30,558 --> 00:38:32,560
>> Yes, we did, every day.
681
00:38:32,560 --> 00:38:34,562
It was part of
the cruise package.
682
00:38:34,562 --> 00:38:36,938
It was an important time in our
lives, we just finished college,
683
00:38:36,938 --> 00:38:39,482
you know, trying to figure out
what we were going to do next.
684
00:38:39,482 --> 00:38:44,404
We were both at a crossroads.
Just not at the same one.
685
00:38:44,404 --> 00:38:47,282
>> How do you mean?
686
00:38:47,282 --> 00:38:51,244
>> Well, your mom took the job
687
00:38:51,244 --> 00:38:53,204
because Merriman Studios
was waiting for her.
688
00:38:53,204 --> 00:38:55,790
Her parents were grooming
her to take over.
689
00:38:55,790 --> 00:39:00,961
So, for her, the cruise was
about "can I really teach dance
690
00:39:00,961 --> 00:39:03,714
every day?
Can I really imagine
691
00:39:03,714 --> 00:39:05,841
doing this for the rest
of my life?"
692
00:39:05,841 --> 00:39:08,177
>> I'm guessing she said "yes".
693
00:39:08,177 --> 00:39:13,265
>> Yeah, the answer was yes,
but me, I'm from a small
694
00:39:13,265 --> 00:39:15,517
farming town in
the middle of Iowa.
695
00:39:15,517 --> 00:39:17,644
I went to a state university not
an hour from where I grew up.
696
00:39:17,644 --> 00:39:19,645
I had to get out of that box.
697
00:39:19,645 --> 00:39:21,522
I had to go out
and see the world.
698
00:39:21,522 --> 00:39:23,608
See all those fancy places
I'd heard so much about
699
00:39:23,608 --> 00:39:25,693
but never had a chance to see.
700
00:39:25,693 --> 00:39:28,821
>> But did those fancy places
live up to your expectations?
701
00:39:28,821 --> 00:39:35,620
>> Oh yeah, they did but what
I wasn't expecting was your mom.
702
00:39:37,496 --> 00:39:39,540
You want something?
>> Yeah.
703
00:39:39,540 --> 00:39:41,958
>> She knocked me off my feet.
Cyd >> She had a way
704
00:39:41,958 --> 00:39:44,002
of doing that.
Tanner >> Yes, she did.
705
00:39:44,002 --> 00:39:46,546
So when the cruise was over
and she said she was going back
706
00:39:46,546 --> 00:39:49,674
to Gracie to help her parents
run the dance studio
707
00:39:49,674 --> 00:39:52,177
and would I like to come along,
I said, "yeah".
708
00:39:52,177 --> 00:39:54,596
Cyd >> But you didn't stay.
709
00:39:54,596 --> 00:40:01,311
Tanner >> No, Gracie's not Iowa
but it's pretty darn close.
710
00:40:01,311 --> 00:40:05,648
So when she looked at small town
life and saw it all mapped out,
711
00:40:05,648 --> 00:40:07,650
she liked what she saw.
I looked at it
712
00:40:07,650 --> 00:40:09,944
and I was right back
in that damn box.
713
00:40:09,944 --> 00:40:12,655
>> So why did you get married?
714
00:40:12,655 --> 00:40:15,824
>> Because we were
crazy in love.
715
00:40:17,660 --> 00:40:19,954
Your mother wore
the most amazing dress.
716
00:40:19,954 --> 00:40:22,623
You know it was the same
dress that her mother,
717
00:40:22,623 --> 00:40:26,000
your grandmother wore.
>> I'm wearing it too.
718
00:40:26,000 --> 00:40:28,336
On my wedding day.
Tanner >> Well then,
719
00:40:28,336 --> 00:40:30,713
you might want to take
a look at these.
720
00:40:30,713 --> 00:40:36,594
[music]
721
00:40:36,594 --> 00:40:39,264
Cyd >> Oh, my God.
722
00:40:39,264 --> 00:40:43,977
[music]
723
00:40:43,977 --> 00:40:45,937
Tanner >> Those two pictures
have been through
724
00:40:45,937 --> 00:40:49,147
five or six wallets
over the last 25 years.
725
00:40:49,147 --> 00:40:53,568
>> I, I don't understand.
726
00:40:53,568 --> 00:40:56,822
What went wrong?
727
00:40:56,822 --> 00:41:02,411
>> Ah, we'd been married
for five or six months,
728
00:41:02,411 --> 00:41:04,413
a buddy of mine from
college moved to Boulder,
729
00:41:04,413 --> 00:41:06,290
he was building a house.
He called me and asked if
730
00:41:06,290 --> 00:41:08,292
I'd come help him build it.
The money was right
731
00:41:08,292 --> 00:41:12,295
and I said "sure".
I just never came back.
732
00:41:12,295 --> 00:41:16,882
>> But you two sounded
so great together.
733
00:41:16,882 --> 00:41:20,219
>> We were perfect together.
734
00:41:22,179 --> 00:41:26,601
You know to this day,
735
00:41:26,601 --> 00:41:28,686
I close my eyes
736
00:41:28,686 --> 00:41:31,896
and still feel her right there.
We're dancing,
737
00:41:31,896 --> 00:41:35,066
I don't want to let her go.
738
00:41:35,066 --> 00:41:37,819
Not ever.
739
00:41:37,819 --> 00:41:42,240
[music]
740
00:41:42,240 --> 00:41:44,951
I got to tell you, Cyd,
that was so much fun.
741
00:41:44,951 --> 00:41:48,330
I've not danced in years.
Cyd >> You were a big hit.
742
00:41:48,330 --> 00:41:50,290
Tanner >> Well,
we used to do it all.
743
00:41:50,290 --> 00:41:52,833
We used to do the hustle,
the swing, the cha-cha.
744
00:41:52,833 --> 00:41:55,294
>> A-B-C-Dance.
745
00:41:55,294 --> 00:41:57,963
Do you tap dance too?
746
00:41:57,963 --> 00:42:00,341
>> Sure, ever since I was eight.
747
00:42:00,341 --> 00:42:02,468
Dance lessons were about
the only fun you could have
748
00:42:02,468 --> 00:42:04,595
in my part of Iowa.
749
00:42:08,307 --> 00:42:10,309
>> Bye Mom!
Nancy >> Bye.
750
00:42:10,309 --> 00:42:13,270
>> I love to dance!
751
00:42:15,271 --> 00:42:18,316
I know, I know I'm late.
752
00:42:18,316 --> 00:42:20,401
Tanner >> You must be Amber.
753
00:42:20,401 --> 00:42:23,821
>> Who are you?
>> Amber I'm Tanner Gray,
754
00:42:23,821 --> 00:42:25,698
I'm substituting
for Miss Merriman
755
00:42:25,698 --> 00:42:27,658
while she gets ready
for her wedding.
756
00:42:27,658 --> 00:42:29,702
Come on, come on.
>> Okay.
757
00:42:29,702 --> 00:42:39,711
[music]
758
00:42:39,711 --> 00:42:53,266
[music]
759
00:42:53,266 --> 00:43:04,777
[music]
760
00:43:04,777 --> 00:43:06,695
Cyd >> Guess what?
Jessie >> What?
761
00:43:06,695 --> 00:43:08,572
Cyd >> Graham wants
to drop the class.
762
00:43:08,572 --> 00:43:10,533
Jessie >> Big surprise.
Cyd >> He hates it that much?
763
00:43:10,533 --> 00:43:12,535
Jessie >> You have no idea.
Cyd >> He sends
764
00:43:12,535 --> 00:43:14,495
a pretty clear message.
765
00:43:14,495 --> 00:43:16,747
>> That is cute.
>> Really?
766
00:43:16,747 --> 00:43:18,707
Oh, I don't know.
767
00:43:18,707 --> 00:43:21,709
We are shopping for my wedding
night Jess, not Halloween.
768
00:43:21,709 --> 00:43:23,461
>> Ooh!
769
00:43:23,461 --> 00:43:25,463
>> So why don't you
just drop the class?
770
00:43:25,463 --> 00:43:27,340
Find something else
to do together.
771
00:43:27,340 --> 00:43:29,676
>> He doesn't want to do
something together.
772
00:43:29,676 --> 00:43:32,178
His mom and dad do their own
thing and that works for them
773
00:43:32,178 --> 00:43:34,389
so he thinks it should for us,
but doing their own thing
774
00:43:34,389 --> 00:43:36,433
killed my parents and I don't
want what happened to them
775
00:43:36,433 --> 00:43:38,768
to happen to me and Graham.
Cyd >> Oh, it won't.
776
00:43:38,768 --> 00:43:41,229
He loves you, Jess.
>> The kids are going to be
777
00:43:41,229 --> 00:43:44,022
gone some day before we know it.
It happens so fast,
778
00:43:44,022 --> 00:43:46,942
everyone says and before
it's just the two of us
779
00:43:46,942 --> 00:43:49,278
I want there to be an us.
780
00:43:49,278 --> 00:43:51,405
>> There will be.
781
00:43:51,405 --> 00:43:53,824
>> So are we going in?
782
00:43:53,824 --> 00:43:57,369
>> Um, no, let's look
at that other store.
783
00:43:59,746 --> 00:44:01,748
>> I wonder if they
have it in my size?
784
00:44:01,748 --> 00:44:04,542
[laughter]
>> Not on my watch.
785
00:44:07,211 --> 00:44:09,297
Tanner >> Five,
six, seven, eight.
786
00:44:09,297 --> 00:44:11,507
[feet tapping]
787
00:44:11,507 --> 00:44:13,426
Very good,
very, very good.
788
00:44:13,426 --> 00:44:16,262
Okay, hand jive,
goes like this, ready?
789
00:44:16,262 --> 00:44:18,806
[chanting]
790
00:44:18,806 --> 00:44:20,892
Five, six, seven, eight.
791
00:44:20,892 --> 00:44:23,811
[chanting]
792
00:44:23,811 --> 00:44:26,605
Shall we try that again?
All >> Yes, we shall.
793
00:44:26,605 --> 00:44:28,607
>> Five, six, seven, eight.
794
00:44:28,607 --> 00:44:31,610
[chanting]
795
00:44:31,610 --> 00:44:34,946
Very good.
Sad face,
796
00:44:34,946 --> 00:44:37,616
and happy face!
Excellent!
797
00:44:37,616 --> 00:44:41,703
Hats in hand, on my mark, go!
798
00:44:43,580 --> 00:44:45,457
Excellent!
799
00:44:45,457 --> 00:44:47,374
You are dance goddesses.
800
00:44:47,374 --> 00:44:50,461
I want you to go out
and conquer the world.
801
00:44:50,461 --> 00:44:52,505
Your folks are waiting.
Hats in my hat.
802
00:44:52,505 --> 00:44:54,298
Give me your hats.
Hats in my hat.
803
00:44:54,298 --> 00:44:57,301
Don't forget your flowers.
Don't forget your sponge balls.
804
00:44:57,301 --> 00:45:00,930
Bye bye.
805
00:45:00,930 --> 00:45:03,682
Take care.
806
00:45:03,682 --> 00:45:07,228
You, in particular, are ready
to rock at the recital!
807
00:45:07,228 --> 00:45:09,270
Let's go.
808
00:45:11,898 --> 00:45:15,360
Oh, hey Zach, if you're looking
for Cyd, she's not here.
809
00:45:15,360 --> 00:45:17,862
>> I'm not, I was
actually looking for you.
810
00:45:17,862 --> 00:45:19,739
Tanner >> Really.
>> Yeah,
811
00:45:19,739 --> 00:45:21,574
I thought if you had
a second, we could chat.
812
00:45:21,574 --> 00:45:24,202
>> Sure that's fine with me as
long as there's still happy hour
813
00:45:24,202 --> 00:45:26,162
down at the Hub.
814
00:45:26,162 --> 00:45:27,997
>> It's a little early.
815
00:45:27,997 --> 00:45:31,042
>> It's five o'clock somewhere.
Come on.
816
00:45:34,503 --> 00:45:37,506
>> So Tanner, I'm not
the kind of guy
817
00:45:37,506 --> 00:45:39,550
who likes to beat
around the bush.
818
00:45:39,550 --> 00:45:42,010
I like to shoot straight.
819
00:45:42,010 --> 00:45:44,137
>> Glad to hear it.
820
00:45:44,137 --> 00:45:46,848
>> Cyd is really
happy you're here.
821
00:45:46,848 --> 00:45:51,853
We both are, but you know,
it's only for a while,
822
00:45:51,853 --> 00:45:55,314
you're going to go and
life here is going to go on.
823
00:45:55,314 --> 00:45:57,358
>> You know for a guy that
likes to shoot straight,
824
00:45:57,358 --> 00:46:00,111
you're being pretty vague.
825
00:46:02,613 --> 00:46:04,615
>> I think Cyd wants
to sell the dance studio
826
00:46:04,615 --> 00:46:06,701
and I don't want you
to get in the way of that.
827
00:46:06,701 --> 00:46:09,829
>> Why does she want to sell it?
828
00:46:12,206 --> 00:46:14,709
>> Cyd is amazing with people.
829
00:46:14,709 --> 00:46:17,294
Kids, old folks, everybody.
830
00:46:17,294 --> 00:46:20,255
Teaching dance is great,
but I know she's always
831
00:46:20,255 --> 00:46:22,424
wanted to do more.
832
00:46:22,424 --> 00:46:24,926
With the money from the sale she
can get her degree in psychology
833
00:46:24,926 --> 00:46:27,512
and be even more amazing
as a therapist.
834
00:46:27,512 --> 00:46:29,889
>> Look, I don't want
to be in the way.
835
00:46:29,889 --> 00:46:32,559
But the problem is, I am.
836
00:46:32,559 --> 00:46:34,936
I am in the way.
Andrea put me there.
837
00:46:34,936 --> 00:46:36,854
>> Well she, she didn't.
838
00:46:36,854 --> 00:46:38,731
I mean, clearly
it was on oversight.
839
00:46:38,731 --> 00:46:41,817
Tanner >> She told you that?
>> No, but...
840
00:46:41,817 --> 00:46:43,736
Tanner >> How well
did you know her?
841
00:46:43,736 --> 00:46:46,864
>> Really well.
I grew up here.
842
00:46:46,864 --> 00:46:48,699
I took her classes.
843
00:46:48,699 --> 00:46:50,576
I've been dating Cyd
since high school.
844
00:46:50,576 --> 00:46:53,454
>> Would you say that she
was careless, forgetful?
845
00:46:53,454 --> 00:46:55,456
Zach >> No, not at all.
846
00:46:55,456 --> 00:46:57,333
She was an artist.
847
00:46:57,333 --> 00:46:59,334
A lot of artists aren't
good with business.
848
00:46:59,334 --> 00:47:03,129
>> Look, I knew her
a long time ago but
849
00:47:03,129 --> 00:47:05,256
she was pretty
practical back then.
850
00:47:05,256 --> 00:47:08,134
So I have to say that if she
kept my name on that deed
851
00:47:08,134 --> 00:47:10,219
she must have done
it for a reason.
852
00:47:10,219 --> 00:47:13,014
>> Did Cyd tell you how
much Mason is offering
853
00:47:13,014 --> 00:47:15,099
for the building?
Tanner >> No.
854
00:47:21,938 --> 00:47:23,732
>> That's a big number.
855
00:47:23,732 --> 00:47:28,862
>> Half of which technically
speaking, would be yours.
856
00:47:28,862 --> 00:47:32,783
>> Look Zach,
we've only just met.
857
00:47:32,783 --> 00:47:34,826
It's really easy to make
assumptions about people
858
00:47:34,826 --> 00:47:36,870
when you don't know them very
well and I'm going to try
859
00:47:36,870 --> 00:47:40,457
really hard not to make
any assumptions about you.
860
00:47:40,457 --> 00:47:43,626
I suggest you do
exactly the same.
861
00:47:43,626 --> 00:47:46,087
Nice chatting with you.
862
00:47:53,052 --> 00:47:56,263
[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
863
00:47:56,263 --> 00:48:00,017
My finger-snapping shoes
My feet start smiling"
864
00:48:01,769 --> 00:48:04,396
Cyd >> Thanks for
offering to do this.
865
00:48:04,396 --> 00:48:07,565
>> I helped your mom alter
this dress when she got married.
866
00:48:07,565 --> 00:48:10,068
Cyd >> So you knew
Tanner back then.
867
00:48:10,068 --> 00:48:12,028
What was he like?
868
00:48:12,028 --> 00:48:14,572
>> Oh he hasn't changed,
handsome, charming,
869
00:48:14,572 --> 00:48:16,825
good dancer.
>> I know.
870
00:48:16,825 --> 00:48:19,452
He's wonderful.
871
00:48:21,162 --> 00:48:24,082
So how come it didn't work out,
their marriage?
872
00:48:24,082 --> 00:48:26,875
>> What did he say?
873
00:48:26,875 --> 00:48:29,461
Cyd >> That they wanted
different things.
874
00:48:31,338 --> 00:48:33,298
Laura >> Do you believe him?
875
00:48:33,298 --> 00:48:36,343
>> I don't know.
It just seems frivolous.
876
00:48:36,343 --> 00:48:39,763
Laura >> Well maybe
he's a frivolous guy.
877
00:48:39,763 --> 00:48:42,015
>> But Mom wasn't.
878
00:48:42,015 --> 00:48:44,560
It was something they both did.
879
00:48:44,560 --> 00:48:47,312
Laura >> Was it?
880
00:48:47,312 --> 00:48:51,023
>> You're leading
the witness again.
881
00:48:53,151 --> 00:48:55,278
Laura >> You know, I really
don't know what went wrong.
882
00:48:55,278 --> 00:48:58,948
I wasn't here.
I'd gone off to law school.
883
00:48:58,948 --> 00:49:02,368
And I hadn't seen your mom
for several months
884
00:49:02,368 --> 00:49:06,372
and then when I did see her, she
didn't want to talk about it.
885
00:49:06,372 --> 00:49:09,167
She'd already moved on.
886
00:49:09,167 --> 00:49:14,755
[music]
887
00:49:14,755 --> 00:49:17,257
Cyd >> I invited him
to stay for the wedding.
888
00:49:17,257 --> 00:49:21,344
>> Is he going to?
Cyd >> I hope so.
889
00:49:21,344 --> 00:49:25,140
Do you think I should ask him
to walk me down the aisle?
890
00:49:25,140 --> 00:49:27,684
Which is crazy!
891
00:49:27,684 --> 00:49:30,729
I mean I can't even bring
myself to call him Dad yet.
892
00:49:32,563 --> 00:49:35,316
>> All right, here
comes the music.
893
00:49:35,316 --> 00:49:39,528
Now remember the key to dancing
country line dancing
894
00:49:39,528 --> 00:49:42,782
is maintaining
a country attitude.
895
00:49:42,782 --> 00:49:44,867
Five, six, seven, eight.
896
00:49:44,867 --> 00:49:52,291
[country music]
897
00:49:52,291 --> 00:49:54,250
To the right.
898
00:49:54,250 --> 00:49:56,252
[country music]
899
00:49:56,252 --> 00:49:58,087
To the left.
900
00:49:58,087 --> 00:50:00,590
All right.
Ready for the pigeon?
901
00:50:00,590 --> 00:50:04,135
Whoo whoo!
Heel heel, toe toe,
902
00:50:04,135 --> 00:50:07,972
heel, toe, heel, toe, toe,
left to the side.
903
00:50:07,972 --> 00:50:09,933
[music]
904
00:50:09,933 --> 00:50:12,811
Keep going on your own,
right there, that's good.
905
00:50:12,811 --> 00:50:15,479
[music]
906
00:50:15,479 --> 00:50:17,356
Bill, you okay?
907
00:50:17,356 --> 00:50:19,441
>> Oh yeah, my hip's just
acting up on me tonight.
908
00:50:19,441 --> 00:50:21,693
>> What are you taking for it?
909
00:50:21,693 --> 00:50:24,279
>> Lots of aspirin,
not much else I can do.
910
00:50:24,279 --> 00:50:26,615
>> Have you tried rubbing
linseed oil on it?
911
00:50:26,615 --> 00:50:28,992
>> What do you think I am?
An old mitt?
912
00:50:28,992 --> 00:50:32,204
>> No, no, I've had my share
of joint pain in my life,
913
00:50:32,204 --> 00:50:34,164
and rubbing linseed oil
seemed to help me.
914
00:50:34,164 --> 00:50:36,250
Maybe it'll help you.
Give it a shot.
915
00:50:36,250 --> 00:50:38,209
>> Really?
916
00:50:38,209 --> 00:50:45,716
[music]
917
00:50:45,716 --> 00:50:48,386
>> Graham?
Excuse me.
918
00:50:48,386 --> 00:50:50,471
[music]
919
00:50:50,471 --> 00:50:52,473
Jessie >> Graham!
Graham >> I'm out of here.
920
00:50:52,473 --> 00:50:54,350
>> Graham!
>> It's all right,
921
00:50:54,350 --> 00:50:56,477
I'll be your dance partner.
>> No, no, I should go.
922
00:50:56,477 --> 00:50:58,521
>> Come on, let him work through
it, he's not going to be
923
00:50:58,521 --> 00:51:00,480
any good to anybody anyway.
Come on.
924
00:51:00,480 --> 00:51:02,607
Let's line dance.
Everybody,
925
00:51:02,607 --> 00:51:04,693
let's start at the beginning.
Come on.
926
00:51:04,693 --> 00:51:08,196
[music]
927
00:51:08,196 --> 00:51:11,825
Cyd >> Wow, that would
look great on you.
928
00:51:11,825 --> 00:51:13,994
>> You know there's a part
of me always wanted
929
00:51:13,994 --> 00:51:17,205
to wear one of these.
Cyd >> Who says you won't?
930
00:51:17,205 --> 00:51:20,834
>> But you are going to be
the most beautiful bride
931
00:51:20,834 --> 00:51:23,669
the world has ever seen.
932
00:51:23,669 --> 00:51:26,005
>> Thank you.
933
00:51:28,799 --> 00:51:33,095
You know, Tanner has
a picture of Mom
934
00:51:33,095 --> 00:51:35,973
in this dress in his wallet.
935
00:51:35,973 --> 00:51:39,977
He's carried it
with him for 25 years.
936
00:51:39,977 --> 00:51:41,729
>> You're kidding me.
937
00:51:41,729 --> 00:51:43,938
I wonder what your mom
would have thought of that?
938
00:51:45,857 --> 00:51:48,192
>> I don't know.
939
00:51:48,192 --> 00:51:52,113
I have so many questions, Laura.
940
00:51:52,113 --> 00:51:57,827
I just wish she was
here to answer them.
941
00:51:57,827 --> 00:52:00,204
>> I know.
942
00:52:00,204 --> 00:52:03,833
So do I baby, so do I.
943
00:52:06,960 --> 00:52:11,465
Mason >> Call it Hometown U.S.
For you "safe".
944
00:52:11,465 --> 00:52:14,217
Take everything that
Gracie has to offer,
945
00:52:14,217 --> 00:52:18,764
authentic storefronts,
the square, and we marry it
946
00:52:18,764 --> 00:52:22,351
with what Americans like most.
Discount shopping.
947
00:52:22,351 --> 00:52:24,895
>> I thought small town prices
are actually higher which
948
00:52:24,895 --> 00:52:27,688
is what pushed people to using
box stores in the first place.
949
00:52:27,688 --> 00:52:31,651
>> Well, true enough, but in
our collective imagination,
950
00:52:31,651 --> 00:52:33,903
small town means value.
951
00:52:33,903 --> 00:52:36,072
We have the research
to prove it.
952
00:52:36,072 --> 00:52:40,242
Now Hanson's will become one
of the major brand of clothing
953
00:52:40,242 --> 00:52:42,995
chains, but when you walk in,
you'll feel like
954
00:52:42,995 --> 00:52:46,666
you're in a general store.
The Hub will remain
955
00:52:46,666 --> 00:52:50,460
basically the same, but with
an upscale franchise menu.
956
00:52:50,460 --> 00:52:52,879
>> What do you have in mind
for the dance studio?
957
00:52:52,879 --> 00:52:55,590
>> A bookstore, high-end
remainders with a special
958
00:52:55,590 --> 00:52:58,259
dance section to honour
the building's past.
959
00:52:58,259 --> 00:53:00,762
>> Look, I've got to be honest.
I just don't understand
960
00:53:00,762 --> 00:53:03,556
what the point is, I mean if
it's not broken, why fix it?
961
00:53:03,556 --> 00:53:07,435
>> Well, Gracie may not be
broken, but she is broken down.
962
00:53:07,435 --> 00:53:09,229
The economy is stagnant.
963
00:53:09,229 --> 00:53:11,689
>> Selling T-shirts at a branded
clothing store does not exactly
964
00:53:11,689 --> 00:53:14,525
look like a huge economic
opportunity to me.
965
00:53:14,525 --> 00:53:16,527
Mason >> Retail is the backbone
of the American economy
966
00:53:16,527 --> 00:53:18,654
and we have the...
>> The research to prove it.
967
00:53:18,654 --> 00:53:20,739
I'm sure you do.
968
00:53:24,284 --> 00:53:26,453
>> What do you think, Laura?
969
00:53:26,453 --> 00:53:30,457
>> As a local businesswoman, I
can certainly see the potential
970
00:53:30,457 --> 00:53:34,085
in what Mr. Brown is proposing
and as your lawyer
971
00:53:34,085 --> 00:53:37,463
I can obviously see that this
is to your financial advantage.
972
00:53:37,463 --> 00:53:39,465
>> And as a friend?
973
00:53:39,465 --> 00:53:42,468
>> This is a business meeting.
974
00:53:42,468 --> 00:53:46,180
The question is Cyd,
what do you think?
975
00:53:46,180 --> 00:53:51,936
>> Um well, I think it's
overwhelming but interesting.
976
00:53:51,936 --> 00:53:56,732
I mean change is good, right?
977
00:53:56,732 --> 00:53:58,692
Tanner >> So, we have
a lot to talk about.
978
00:53:58,692 --> 00:54:00,652
Thank you for your
time, Mr. Brown.
979
00:54:00,652 --> 00:54:03,405
We'll certainly give your
proposal serious consideration.
980
00:54:03,405 --> 00:54:05,449
Brown >> Well I hope we
can do business soon,
981
00:54:05,449 --> 00:54:07,284
I'd really like to move
forward on this.
982
00:54:07,284 --> 00:54:11,538
>> I'm sure you would.
Have a great rest of your day.
983
00:54:11,538 --> 00:54:16,250
[footsteps]
984
00:54:18,044 --> 00:54:23,257
>> If it's about money,
I can sweeten the offer.
985
00:54:23,257 --> 00:54:25,176
But not much.
986
00:54:25,176 --> 00:54:27,803
>> We'll talk to him.
987
00:54:27,803 --> 00:54:29,847
Zach >> Of course it's about
money, he's leveraging for more.
988
00:54:29,847 --> 00:54:31,766
>> He's never even
mentioned money.
989
00:54:31,766 --> 00:54:33,893
>> Cyd, the guy hasn't given
a lick about the studio
990
00:54:33,893 --> 00:54:35,853
for 25 years.
Now all of a sudden
991
00:54:35,853 --> 00:54:37,897
he wants to save it?
Cyd >> He wasn't here.
992
00:54:37,897 --> 00:54:39,689
He forgot all about the studio.
993
00:54:39,689 --> 00:54:41,816
Zach >> Yeah, and your mother
just neglected to remind him.
994
00:54:41,816 --> 00:54:44,027
Maybe it was because she knew
what he was really like.
995
00:54:44,027 --> 00:54:46,488
>> He's my father, Zach.
996
00:54:46,488 --> 00:54:48,990
You have to accept that.
I'm trying to.
997
00:54:48,990 --> 00:54:50,950
He's in my life now
and I want him there.
998
00:54:50,950 --> 00:54:53,203
>> Yeah, but Cyd being
in your life and meddling
999
00:54:53,203 --> 00:54:55,163
in your business affairs
are two different things.
1000
00:54:55,163 --> 00:54:57,207
>> He's not meddling,
he's asking questions.
1001
00:54:57,207 --> 00:54:59,042
Ones we probably
should be asking.
1002
00:54:59,042 --> 00:55:00,918
>> Cyd, I'm not going
to just stand back
1003
00:55:00,918 --> 00:55:02,878
while he takes advantage of you.
>> I'm not a child, Zach.
1004
00:55:02,878 --> 00:55:05,589
You don't need to protect me.
>> I'm not calling you a child.
1005
00:55:05,589 --> 00:55:09,510
I'm looking out for
your best interests.
1006
00:55:14,056 --> 00:55:16,141
Zach >> That wasn't fair.
1007
00:55:16,141 --> 00:55:23,231
[music]
1008
00:55:23,231 --> 00:55:25,900
>> I'm sorry.
>> Me too.
1009
00:55:25,900 --> 00:55:30,071
>> We'll work this out.
>> Okay.
1010
00:55:30,071 --> 00:55:35,660
[music]
1011
00:55:35,660 --> 00:55:37,662
Tanner >> Hi.
Laura >> Hi.
1012
00:55:37,662 --> 00:55:40,623
>> Water stop?
>> You read my mind.
1013
00:55:40,623 --> 00:55:42,625
>> Well follow me.
1014
00:55:42,625 --> 00:55:46,378
[music]
1015
00:55:46,378 --> 00:55:48,338
I get to see you
two times in one day,
1016
00:55:48,338 --> 00:55:51,758
how'd I get so lucky?
>> Always a charmer.
1017
00:55:54,094 --> 00:55:56,763
You know you asked me earlier
how I felt about Cyd
1018
00:55:56,763 --> 00:55:59,599
selling the studio.
Well the truth is
1019
00:55:59,599 --> 00:56:02,727
that I hate the idea.
"Hometown U.S."
1020
00:56:02,727 --> 00:56:05,188
isn't where I want to live.
I live in the real thing.
1021
00:56:05,188 --> 00:56:07,356
>> It's not broken,
don't fix it.
1022
00:56:10,192 --> 00:56:13,112
>> You know my jury is
still out on you, Tanner.
1023
00:56:13,112 --> 00:56:17,908
Andrea was my closest friend
and it's pretty hard for me
1024
00:56:17,908 --> 00:56:20,786
not to see you as the guy
who abandoned her.
1025
00:56:20,786 --> 00:56:24,665
But that was a long time ago
and I really believe you
1026
00:56:24,665 --> 00:56:27,209
when you say you want
to protect Cyd.
1027
00:56:27,209 --> 00:56:31,629
Please don't prove me wrong.
Tanner >> I'll do my best.
1028
00:56:31,629 --> 00:56:36,426
Look, next time you decide
you want to go for a jog
1029
00:56:36,426 --> 00:56:38,386
why don't you call me?
I'll go with you.
1030
00:56:38,386 --> 00:56:41,973
>> Thanks.
I'd like that.
1031
00:56:41,973 --> 00:56:44,058
Thanks for the water.
1032
00:56:44,058 --> 00:56:53,108
[music]
1033
00:56:54,902 --> 00:56:57,487
[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
1034
00:56:57,487 --> 00:57:00,365
My finger-snapping shoes"
1035
00:57:02,492 --> 00:57:13,336
[music]
1036
00:57:13,336 --> 00:57:15,421
Jessie >> It was awful.
1037
00:57:15,421 --> 00:57:17,882
I can't ever remember
seeing him so mad.
1038
00:57:17,882 --> 00:57:20,843
>> Sounds awful.
1039
00:57:20,843 --> 00:57:22,720
Mmm, I like that one.
1040
00:57:22,720 --> 00:57:25,681
>> He calmed down eventually.
>> How'd you manage that?
1041
00:57:25,681 --> 00:57:27,725
>> I just left him alone.
1042
00:57:27,725 --> 00:57:29,727
You know, I thought a lot
about it and I think that's
1043
00:57:29,727 --> 00:57:32,521
what I need to do.
Just leave him alone.
1044
00:57:32,521 --> 00:57:34,981
You should try that one.
1045
00:57:34,981 --> 00:57:37,984
He's a great guy.
1046
00:57:37,984 --> 00:57:41,363
We're got a good marriage,
and he's a terrific father.
1047
00:57:41,363 --> 00:57:44,532
I mean if he doesn't want to
take dance classes, so be it.
1048
00:57:44,532 --> 00:57:46,701
We're not in high
school any more.
1049
00:57:46,701 --> 00:57:48,578
I shouldn't expect so much.
1050
00:57:48,578 --> 00:57:52,207
>> Really?
>> Hey, that was your advice.
1051
00:57:52,207 --> 00:57:56,252
>> I know, but I've
been thinking too,
1052
00:57:56,252 --> 00:57:58,379
choosing to spend the rest
of your life with someone
1053
00:57:58,379 --> 00:58:01,257
is an awesome choice.
1054
00:58:01,257 --> 00:58:03,217
The biggest one
you'll ever make.
1055
00:58:03,217 --> 00:58:07,304
There are so many ways
a marriage can go wrong.
1056
00:58:07,304 --> 00:58:09,640
You have to work together at it.
1057
00:58:09,640 --> 00:58:11,892
You have to listen
to each other.
1058
00:58:11,892 --> 00:58:14,728
>> Everything okay
between you and Zach?
1059
00:58:14,728 --> 00:58:17,063
>> Of course.
1060
00:58:17,063 --> 00:58:19,649
Just some last minute nerves.
1061
00:58:21,609 --> 00:58:24,112
What do you think?
>> I don't know.
1062
00:58:24,112 --> 00:58:27,073
Let's ask the experts.
1063
00:58:27,073 --> 00:58:29,534
>> I like the yellow one.
1064
00:58:29,534 --> 00:58:32,495
Both >> Angel food
with lemon frosting.
1065
00:58:32,495 --> 00:58:36,416
[music]
1066
00:58:36,416 --> 00:58:39,209
>> Hey Tanner.
>> Graham, hi.
1067
00:58:39,209 --> 00:58:42,838
>> Sorry I bailed last night.
>> It's okay.
1068
00:58:42,838 --> 00:58:44,756
We managed to carry on
all right without you.
1069
00:58:44,756 --> 00:58:47,092
There's only one more class.
I guess you're happy
1070
00:58:47,092 --> 00:58:49,511
about that aren't you?
>> Yeah,
1071
00:58:49,511 --> 00:58:52,139
so can I help you
find something or?
1072
00:58:52,139 --> 00:58:54,391
>> I need to replace
a couple of these guys.
1073
00:58:56,184 --> 00:58:58,061
>> Well, if you want
this specific one,
1074
00:58:58,061 --> 00:59:00,022
we're going to have to order it.
Tanner >> I do.
1075
00:59:00,022 --> 00:59:02,648
>> Okay, follow me.
Tanner >> Thank you.
1076
00:59:02,648 --> 00:59:06,819
So I guess you heard all about
this Hometown U.S. thing, huh?
1077
00:59:06,819 --> 00:59:12,325
Graham >> Oh yeah, Mason Brown,
the man with the plan.
1078
00:59:12,325 --> 00:59:14,744
>> What's his plan
for Lewis Hardware?
1079
00:59:14,744 --> 00:59:17,038
>> A high-priced
house wares chain.
1080
00:59:17,038 --> 00:59:19,373
>> How do you feel about that?
1081
00:59:19,373 --> 00:59:23,668
>> I don't know, you know,
my dad's ready to retire.
1082
00:59:23,668 --> 00:59:26,129
I figured I'd keep the place
anyway, but Mason did promise
1083
00:59:26,129 --> 00:59:28,048
I could run the new business so.
1084
00:59:28,048 --> 00:59:29,966
Tanner >> Yeah, but then
you'd be working for some
1085
00:59:29,966 --> 00:59:32,761
big corporation instead
of for yourself.
1086
00:59:32,761 --> 00:59:34,763
I don't think I'd
like that very much.
1087
00:59:34,763 --> 00:59:36,765
I like being own boss.
Graham >> I hear you.
1088
00:59:36,765 --> 00:59:38,641
Tanner >> Of course, that
has it's own problems.
1089
00:59:38,641 --> 00:59:40,810
I'm a bit of a perfectionist.
I don't like to do anything
1090
00:59:40,810 --> 00:59:44,605
I'm not good at.
You anything like that?
1091
00:59:44,605 --> 00:59:47,566
>> Ah, yeah.
>> Bailing on situations
1092
00:59:47,566 --> 00:59:49,860
I probably shouldn't have,
made choices that I wind up
1093
00:59:49,860 --> 00:59:53,197
regretting, really
regretting later.
1094
00:59:53,197 --> 00:59:55,866
All because I don't
want to fail.
1095
00:59:59,119 --> 01:00:01,914
How you coming with that handle.
1096
01:00:01,914 --> 01:00:06,043
>> Yeah, right.
Handles.
1097
01:00:08,002 --> 01:00:19,347
[music]
1098
01:00:19,347 --> 01:00:24,185
[music]
1099
01:00:24,185 --> 01:00:26,562
>> Those are new steps.
1100
01:00:26,562 --> 01:00:28,647
>> Yeah, I fiddled
with them a little bit.
1101
01:00:28,647 --> 01:00:30,649
Um, I figured we're
only as strong
1102
01:00:30,649 --> 01:00:32,651
as our weakest link, right?
1103
01:00:32,651 --> 01:00:43,161
[music]
1104
01:00:43,161 --> 01:00:55,673
[music]
1105
01:00:55,673 --> 01:01:07,726
[music]
1106
01:01:07,726 --> 01:01:18,903
[applause]
1107
01:01:18,903 --> 01:01:32,500
[music]
1108
01:01:32,500 --> 01:01:43,677
[music]
1109
01:01:43,677 --> 01:01:45,721
[creak]
1110
01:01:48,515 --> 01:01:54,021
[creak]
1111
01:01:54,021 --> 01:02:02,528
[music]
1112
01:02:02,528 --> 01:02:16,125
[music]
1113
01:02:16,125 --> 01:02:22,547
[music]
1114
01:02:22,547 --> 01:02:29,137
[music]
1115
01:02:29,137 --> 01:02:31,223
>> Your timing is amazing.
1116
01:02:31,223 --> 01:02:34,726
We're about 10 minutes away from
pesto pasta with summer squash.
1117
01:02:34,726 --> 01:02:38,813
Cyd >> Oh, I'm sorry
Tanner, I can't.
1118
01:02:38,813 --> 01:02:41,690
I'm meeting Jessie to go over
the reception-seating plan.
1119
01:02:41,690 --> 01:02:43,692
Tanner >> That's all right,
don't worry about it.
1120
01:02:43,692 --> 01:02:45,778
I'll just freeze
what I don't eat, okay?
1121
01:02:45,778 --> 01:02:48,322
>> Yeah.
1122
01:02:48,322 --> 01:02:51,867
Look, we need to talk.
1123
01:02:51,867 --> 01:02:54,787
About the studio.
1124
01:02:54,787 --> 01:02:58,123
I understand how you
feel about Gracie.
1125
01:02:58,123 --> 01:03:01,001
It's a special place and I don't
think that anybody really wants
1126
01:03:01,001 --> 01:03:02,835
to see it change.
1127
01:03:02,835 --> 01:03:05,338
>> Mr. Brown seems
pretty keen on it.
1128
01:03:05,338 --> 01:03:07,507
>> You asked a lot of really
good questions today.
1129
01:03:07,507 --> 01:03:14,264
Ones that should be asked and
I've asked them too of myself
1130
01:03:14,264 --> 01:03:19,727
and I think the Gracie
we love is the past.
1131
01:03:19,727 --> 01:03:23,897
I think the studio is the past.
Tanner >> It's not.
1132
01:03:23,897 --> 01:03:25,899
I'm sorry, it's not.
Did you see those kids?
1133
01:03:25,899 --> 01:03:27,776
They were amazing.
I mean where else are they
1134
01:03:27,776 --> 01:03:29,861
going to get an opportunity
to do anything like that?
1135
01:03:29,861 --> 01:03:33,198
>> I know.
I love it too.
1136
01:03:33,198 --> 01:03:38,453
I do but, it's just keeping
the studio going is so much work
1137
01:03:38,453 --> 01:03:40,539
and it barely pays it's bills.
1138
01:03:40,539 --> 01:03:43,292
The town is going to change,
you know, no matter what.
1139
01:03:43,292 --> 01:03:46,127
Whether it's Hometown U.S.
or something else.
1140
01:03:46,127 --> 01:03:49,672
>> Not if you don't want it to.
It won't.
1141
01:03:53,634 --> 01:03:58,598
>> The studio was
everything to my mom.
1142
01:03:58,598 --> 01:04:01,392
And Grandma and Grandpa.
1143
01:04:01,392 --> 01:04:05,021
But it just isn't to me.
1144
01:04:05,021 --> 01:04:07,564
You know I've always dreamed
of doing something else
1145
01:04:07,564 --> 01:04:11,026
and selling the studio was
going to allow me to do that.
1146
01:04:11,026 --> 01:04:15,614
>> Cyd, I know that you want me
to sign that quit claim to you,
1147
01:04:15,614 --> 01:04:17,490
but I'm not going
to do it, I can't.
1148
01:04:17,490 --> 01:04:19,576
I can't do it until I'm
sure that you're doing
1149
01:04:19,576 --> 01:04:21,620
the right thing.
I can't.
1150
01:04:21,620 --> 01:04:23,705
Sorry.
1151
01:04:23,705 --> 01:04:25,707
>> But that's not
for you to decide.
1152
01:04:25,707 --> 01:04:27,751
Tanner >> Look, I know
all about dreams.
1153
01:04:27,751 --> 01:04:29,668
Okay, everybody has dreams.
1154
01:04:29,668 --> 01:04:31,587
But sometimes you're
so busy chasing a dream
1155
01:04:31,587 --> 01:04:33,922
that you can't see what's
right in front of you and I,
1156
01:04:33,922 --> 01:04:36,759
I just don't want you
to do something right now
1157
01:04:36,759 --> 01:04:38,927
that you're going to regret
for the rest of your life.
1158
01:04:40,763 --> 01:04:42,640
>> You know what Tanner?
1159
01:04:42,640 --> 01:04:45,601
I'm not you.
So maybe it's time
1160
01:04:45,601 --> 01:04:48,270
you stop projecting
your mistakes on to me.
1161
01:04:48,270 --> 01:04:50,521
I'll see you later.
1162
01:04:50,521 --> 01:05:03,159
[music]
1163
01:05:05,828 --> 01:05:08,998
[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
1164
01:05:08,998 --> 01:05:11,334
My finger-snapping shoes"
1165
01:05:11,334 --> 01:05:14,086
Cyd >> Oh, you put Zach's
aunt and uncle from Albany
1166
01:05:14,086 --> 01:05:16,213
at the same table
as his parents.
1167
01:05:16,213 --> 01:05:19,925
Zach's dad can't stand
his brother-in-law Sam.
1168
01:05:19,925 --> 01:05:22,844
>> This is so complicated.
1169
01:05:22,844 --> 01:05:25,013
Why don't we just let
everyone sit where they want?
1170
01:05:25,013 --> 01:05:27,182
>> Don't tempt me.
1171
01:05:27,182 --> 01:05:30,310
[cell phone rings]
1172
01:05:30,310 --> 01:05:32,312
>> Hi Graham.
1173
01:05:32,312 --> 01:05:34,980
With Cyd looking
over wedding stuff.
1174
01:05:34,980 --> 01:05:39,568
Oh, I thought...
I guess so, sure.
1175
01:05:39,568 --> 01:05:44,448
Who's looking after the kids?
Okay.
1176
01:05:44,448 --> 01:05:46,909
I have to go.
>> Crises?
1177
01:05:46,909 --> 01:05:50,079
>> Nope, no crises at all.
Good luck.
1178
01:05:50,079 --> 01:05:52,790
>> Yeah, thanks.
1179
01:05:56,418 --> 01:05:59,713
Tanner >> Over time
it became the elegant
1180
01:05:59,713 --> 01:06:04,259
'slide, glide and turn'
that we know about now,
1181
01:06:04,259 --> 01:06:09,347
but back in the day, oh mama!
1182
01:06:09,347 --> 01:06:14,227
So tonight we're going to try
to put some of that 'oh mama!'
1183
01:06:14,227 --> 01:06:17,689
back into the dance, okay?
All right...
1184
01:06:17,689 --> 01:06:20,023
Dave >> Oh well,
look who's back?
1185
01:06:20,023 --> 01:06:22,443
Graham >> Couldn't
miss the last class.
1186
01:06:22,443 --> 01:06:24,737
Tanner >> Good to see you.
Graham >> Good to see you too.
1187
01:06:27,322 --> 01:06:31,702
Ladies and gentlemen,
my name is Graham Lewis
1188
01:06:31,702 --> 01:06:35,748
and I am a danceaphobic.
[laughter]
1189
01:06:35,748 --> 01:06:37,791
Tanner >> Well then Graham
Lewis, prepare to face
1190
01:06:37,791 --> 01:06:41,878
your darkest hour.
For tonight, we waltz.
1191
01:06:41,878 --> 01:06:46,758
>> So, like?
>> Yup.
1192
01:06:46,758 --> 01:06:49,260
Tanner >> Has anyone seen
or heard from Bill or Louise?
1193
01:06:49,260 --> 01:06:51,554
>> No.
[gasp]
1194
01:06:51,554 --> 01:06:54,474
Jessie >> You look beautiful,
just beautiful.
1195
01:06:54,474 --> 01:06:57,393
>> Sorry we're late,
but it's our anniversary.
1196
01:06:57,393 --> 01:06:59,395
So we decided to
dress up a little.
1197
01:06:59,395 --> 01:07:01,564
Tanner >> Wow.
>> Congratulations you guys.
1198
01:07:01,564 --> 01:07:03,690
Jessie >> Did you ever.
1199
01:07:03,690 --> 01:07:05,901
>> I understand we're
waltzing tonight.
1200
01:07:05,901 --> 01:07:08,236
>> Yes, tonight we waltz.
1201
01:07:08,236 --> 01:07:11,573
>> Could I have this dance?
1202
01:07:14,326 --> 01:07:16,411
[giggles]
Tanner >> Whoa whoa.
1203
01:07:16,411 --> 01:07:19,206
Hang on, hang on,
just a minute.
1204
01:07:19,206 --> 01:07:22,334
Louise >> He smells like
an old mitt and I love it.
1205
01:07:22,334 --> 01:07:25,127
[laughter]
Tanner >> I'll get the music.
1206
01:07:29,089 --> 01:07:42,061
[music]
1207
01:07:42,061 --> 01:07:55,657
[music]
1208
01:07:55,657 --> 01:08:08,544
[music]
1209
01:08:08,544 --> 01:08:21,890
[music]
1210
01:08:21,890 --> 01:08:35,820
[music]
1211
01:08:35,820 --> 01:08:49,792
[music]
1212
01:08:49,792 --> 01:08:53,670
[music]
1213
01:08:53,670 --> 01:08:55,630
Tanner >> Cyd?
1214
01:08:57,591 --> 01:09:12,147
[music]
1215
01:09:12,147 --> 01:09:22,990
[music]
1216
01:09:22,990 --> 01:09:31,457
[music]
1217
01:09:31,457 --> 01:09:33,417
>> Hi.
1218
01:09:33,417 --> 01:09:35,376
You're up early.
1219
01:09:35,376 --> 01:09:37,378
>> Yeah, I didn't
wake you, did I?
1220
01:09:37,378 --> 01:09:39,505
Laura >> Not really.
1221
01:09:41,382 --> 01:09:43,343
You're leaving.
1222
01:09:43,343 --> 01:09:45,178
>> Yeah.
1223
01:09:45,178 --> 01:09:48,348
>> Before the wedding?
>> It's time.
1224
01:09:48,348 --> 01:09:51,601
You said yesterday that
I had abandoned Andrea,
1225
01:09:51,601 --> 01:09:54,187
you're right, I did, but
that's not the whole story.
1226
01:09:54,187 --> 01:09:56,522
Laura >> What do you mean?
1227
01:09:58,273 --> 01:10:01,068
>> When I finished building
that house in Boulder,
1228
01:10:01,068 --> 01:10:05,489
I called her up and I told
her that I was ready
1229
01:10:05,489 --> 01:10:07,491
to come back to Gracie.
1230
01:10:07,491 --> 01:10:10,953
And she told me not to.
1231
01:10:12,829 --> 01:10:14,581
>> She did?
1232
01:10:14,581 --> 01:10:16,583
>> She said that her feelings
toward me had changed,
1233
01:10:16,583 --> 01:10:18,584
she'd moved on and
suggested I do the same.
1234
01:10:18,584 --> 01:10:20,962
>> I didn't know that.
1235
01:10:20,962 --> 01:10:23,965
>> No, well, to be perfectly
fair, I think she realized
1236
01:10:23,965 --> 01:10:27,551
that I wasn't really
ready to come back,
1237
01:10:27,551 --> 01:10:30,680
that there were still
things I needed to do,
1238
01:10:30,680 --> 01:10:34,308
places I needed to see.
1239
01:10:34,308 --> 01:10:37,770
So she gave me permission
and I was just young and dumb
1240
01:10:37,770 --> 01:10:42,941
and selfish enough to take it.
1241
01:10:42,941 --> 01:10:45,610
I've got to tell you
I've regretted that decision
1242
01:10:45,610 --> 01:10:49,155
every day since because
I never stopped loving her.
1243
01:10:49,155 --> 01:10:52,617
And now I've had the
opportunity to do the math.
1244
01:10:52,617 --> 01:10:56,621
I know that was either
just before or just after
1245
01:10:56,621 --> 01:11:00,041
Cyd was born.
So what she was really saying
1246
01:11:00,041 --> 01:11:03,585
was that she didn't
have faith in me
1247
01:11:03,585 --> 01:11:08,424
to be a father
to our daughter.
1248
01:11:08,424 --> 01:11:12,553
>> Tanner.
Tanner >> I was just so excited
1249
01:11:12,553 --> 01:11:15,639
when Cyd called me and
told me about this deed.
1250
01:11:15,639 --> 01:11:18,475
I thought maybe Andrea
was sending me some sort
1251
01:11:18,475 --> 01:11:22,563
of a message that
she had regrets too.
1252
01:11:22,563 --> 01:11:26,816
That there was something
in our lives together
1253
01:11:26,816 --> 01:11:30,695
that meant something.
1254
01:11:30,695 --> 01:11:36,242
So like an idiot I was all
ready and raring to go.
1255
01:11:36,242 --> 01:11:41,664
I was going to come here and be
the father that I thought I...
1256
01:11:41,664 --> 01:11:44,584
>> But you have been.
You are.
1257
01:11:44,584 --> 01:11:47,169
>> Cyd does not
need me in her life.
1258
01:11:47,169 --> 01:11:50,047
It was fine before I got here.
1259
01:11:50,047 --> 01:11:53,800
It'll be just fine
when I'm gone.
1260
01:11:53,800 --> 01:11:57,304
>> It's sounds an awful
lot like self pity to me.
1261
01:11:57,304 --> 01:11:59,931
>> But it doesn't
make it any less true.
1262
01:11:59,931 --> 01:12:02,267
[sigh]
1263
01:12:02,267 --> 01:12:04,519
Andrea didn't leave my name
on that deed for any reason,
1264
01:12:04,519 --> 01:12:08,522
she just forgot to take it off.
>> No, that's not true.
1265
01:12:08,522 --> 01:12:11,400
She knew your name was there.
She always knew.
1266
01:12:11,400 --> 01:12:13,861
Before she died when we were
getting her affairs in order,
1267
01:12:13,861 --> 01:12:15,654
we talked about it.
1268
01:12:15,654 --> 01:12:18,240
She said she was going to write
to you and tell you everything.
1269
01:12:18,240 --> 01:12:20,910
>> I wish she had.
1270
01:12:20,910 --> 01:12:24,371
Laura >> Tanner, don't go
before the wedding.
1271
01:12:24,371 --> 01:12:26,332
Cyd will be heart broken.
1272
01:12:26,332 --> 01:12:28,209
Tanner >> No, the sooner
I can get back to reality
1273
01:12:28,209 --> 01:12:30,376
and out of here the better
it's going to be for everybody.
1274
01:12:30,376 --> 01:12:33,046
Thank you for the coffee.
1275
01:12:33,046 --> 01:12:36,674
And I'm sorry if I woke you.
1276
01:12:36,674 --> 01:12:39,594
>> Tanner, you take
care of yourself.
1277
01:12:39,594 --> 01:12:43,723
>> Yeah, you too.
1278
01:12:43,723 --> 01:12:59,822
[music]
1279
01:12:59,822 --> 01:13:03,242
Tanner [reading] >> Cyd,
sorry for the note.
1280
01:13:03,242 --> 01:13:05,244
I didn't want to wake you.
1281
01:13:05,244 --> 01:13:08,956
I'm needed in Maine so I'm off.
1282
01:13:08,956 --> 01:13:11,750
These last few days have
meant the world to me.
1283
01:13:11,750 --> 01:13:14,710
I feel so lucky to have met you.
1284
01:13:14,710 --> 01:13:17,213
You're extraordinary.
1285
01:13:17,213 --> 01:13:20,007
Andrea must have been so proud.
I know I am.
1286
01:13:20,007 --> 01:13:22,552
I'll be in touch
once I'm settled.
1287
01:13:22,552 --> 01:13:26,013
Meanwhile, enclosed is a wedding
present for you and Zach.
1288
01:13:26,013 --> 01:13:29,892
[music]
1289
01:13:31,686 --> 01:13:34,939
[song] "Dancing shoes
Put on my dancing shoes
1290
01:13:34,939 --> 01:13:37,190
My finger-snapping shoes"
1291
01:13:39,985 --> 01:13:44,364
[seagull cries]
1292
01:13:44,364 --> 01:13:46,199
Lee >> You finally made it.
1293
01:13:46,199 --> 01:13:49,536
Tanner >> Hey Lee.
Yeah, sorry about that.
1294
01:13:49,536 --> 01:13:51,496
I had to make a few
stops along the way.
1295
01:13:51,496 --> 01:13:53,456
>> I booked you a room
in a friend's B&B,
1296
01:13:53,456 --> 01:13:55,417
just until you find
something permanent.
1297
01:13:55,417 --> 01:13:57,293
Your key and directions
are in there.
1298
01:13:57,293 --> 01:13:59,170
>> Thanks, do you mind if
I get settled in the room
1299
01:13:59,170 --> 01:14:01,172
and we talk business later?
Lee >> Sounds like a plan.
1300
01:14:01,172 --> 01:14:04,425
Oh, they forwarded
this mail from Michigan.
1301
01:14:04,425 --> 01:14:06,886
Looks like that one's been
chasing you around the country.
1302
01:14:06,886 --> 01:14:09,221
You've been living in
a few places, have you?
1303
01:14:09,221 --> 01:14:11,432
>> Yeah.
1304
01:14:11,432 --> 01:14:20,481
[music]
1305
01:14:20,481 --> 01:14:22,650
Andrea >> Dear Tanner,
1306
01:14:22,650 --> 01:14:26,321
Remember me?
The old lady?
1307
01:14:26,321 --> 01:14:29,490
How's this for a
blast from the past?
1308
01:14:29,490 --> 01:14:32,994
I've thought about writing
this letter a million times.
1309
01:14:32,994 --> 01:14:36,497
I tire easily now so
let me cut to the chase.
1310
01:14:36,497 --> 01:14:40,001
My days are numbered Tanner.
1311
01:14:40,001 --> 01:14:42,878
Such an odd phrase that.
1312
01:14:42,878 --> 01:14:46,590
Our days are always numbered but
near the end we really know it.
1313
01:14:46,590 --> 01:14:49,468
And each day
becomes so precious.
1314
01:14:49,468 --> 01:14:53,680
A long time ago,
I made a decision.
1315
01:14:53,680 --> 01:14:57,226
At the time it seemed so right,
1316
01:14:57,226 --> 01:15:01,688
but now as the days literally
trickle down to a precious few,
1317
01:15:01,688 --> 01:15:04,607
it seems so wrong and I'm sorry
1318
01:15:04,607 --> 01:15:07,318
beyond describing
that I made it.
1319
01:15:07,318 --> 01:15:09,904
We have a daughter, Tanner.
1320
01:15:09,904 --> 01:15:13,741
A glorious young woman,
her name is Cyd.
1321
01:15:13,741 --> 01:15:16,535
Remember all those years ago
when you were ready
1322
01:15:16,535 --> 01:15:19,622
to come home from Boulder
and I asked you not to?
1323
01:15:19,622 --> 01:15:22,792
I asked you not to come
because I already held
1324
01:15:22,792 --> 01:15:25,543
our beautiful baby girl
in my arms.
1325
01:15:25,543 --> 01:15:29,798
I thought if you came back you
would fall instantly in love
1326
01:15:29,798 --> 01:15:32,884
with her and never leave
her side or mine again.
1327
01:15:32,884 --> 01:15:36,596
That you would be the best
father and most devoted husband
1328
01:15:36,596 --> 01:15:38,932
you could possibly be.
1329
01:15:38,932 --> 01:15:41,935
And that a part of you
would be forever miserable.
1330
01:15:41,935 --> 01:15:44,729
The part that never got to do
all those exciting things
1331
01:15:44,729 --> 01:15:48,899
you dreamed of doing and that
you would blame me for that.
1332
01:15:48,899 --> 01:15:52,319
I felt so noble
and self-sacrificing,
1333
01:15:52,319 --> 01:15:55,364
so 'Bette Davis' and now voyager
1334
01:15:55,364 --> 01:15:57,658
when I gave you
your walking papers.
1335
01:15:57,658 --> 01:16:02,246
How young I was.
How foolish.
1336
01:16:02,246 --> 01:16:04,248
How wrong.
1337
01:16:04,248 --> 01:16:07,543
And how much I regret it now.
1338
01:16:07,543 --> 01:16:10,545
We've had a great life,
Cyd and I.
1339
01:16:10,545 --> 01:16:12,422
I don't regret that.
1340
01:16:12,422 --> 01:16:15,675
But I regret I didn't give you
a chance to be a part of it.
1341
01:16:15,675 --> 01:16:19,387
We would have a ton
of fun the three of us.
1342
01:16:19,387 --> 01:16:22,015
I know once you get to know
each other you'll make up
1343
01:16:22,015 --> 01:16:25,101
for lost time.
Like gang busters.
1344
01:16:25,101 --> 01:16:29,188
Cyd doesn't know about you
because I never told her.
1345
01:16:29,188 --> 01:16:32,107
So if I can find the courage,
I'll be hitting her
1346
01:16:32,107 --> 01:16:34,443
with a similar bombshell soon.
1347
01:16:34,443 --> 01:16:38,113
Also, there's some business
we need to take care of.
1348
01:16:38,113 --> 01:16:41,366
Remember when we were married
how Mom and Pop signed over
1349
01:16:41,366 --> 01:16:44,161
the dance studio to us?
1350
01:16:44,161 --> 01:16:47,414
Well, guess what?
1351
01:16:47,414 --> 01:16:53,586
[phone ring]
1352
01:16:53,586 --> 01:16:56,797
>> Hello.
Jessie >> You'd better be awake!
1353
01:16:56,797 --> 01:16:59,216
Because you're getting
married today, girlfriend.
1354
01:16:59,216 --> 01:17:02,928
Cyd >> I'm awake.
>> Well, I'm heading to
1355
01:17:02,928 --> 01:17:07,475
the studio now so, wardrobe
and make-up in 45 minutes.
1356
01:17:07,475 --> 01:17:09,644
>> Okay.
Bye Jess.
1357
01:17:09,644 --> 01:17:19,486
[music]
1358
01:17:19,486 --> 01:17:26,993
[church bells]
1359
01:17:26,993 --> 01:17:32,832
[mingled voices]
1360
01:17:32,832 --> 01:17:35,502
Jessie >> Are you nervous?
>> Yeah, how are you doing?
1361
01:17:35,502 --> 01:17:37,419
Cyd >> I'm okay.
Jessie >> I'm nervous
1362
01:17:37,419 --> 01:17:39,421
and I don't even have
anything to worry about
1363
01:17:39,421 --> 01:17:41,298
except trying not to cry.
1364
01:17:41,298 --> 01:17:43,175
I couldn't sleep
at all last night.
1365
01:17:43,175 --> 01:17:45,219
I was thinking about Graham
and me, you and Zach.
1366
01:17:45,219 --> 01:17:47,763
Cyd >> I'll be right back.
1367
01:17:47,763 --> 01:17:52,518
[music]
1368
01:17:52,518 --> 01:17:54,645
>> Correct me if I'm wrong,
but isn't she getting married
1369
01:17:54,645 --> 01:17:57,606
in 15 minutes?
>> Give or take a minute or two.
1370
01:17:57,606 --> 01:18:00,608
>> Okay, now I'm nervous.
>> Yeah.
1371
01:18:00,608 --> 01:18:02,485
[music]
1372
01:18:02,485 --> 01:18:04,946
Cyd >> Coming through.
1373
01:18:04,946 --> 01:18:06,906
Excuse me.
1374
01:18:06,906 --> 01:18:08,908
What am I doing?
Ha!
1375
01:18:08,908 --> 01:18:10,868
Right behind you.
1376
01:18:10,868 --> 01:18:13,413
Excuse me.
Coming through.
1377
01:18:13,413 --> 01:18:15,748
I know, I'm a little early.
1378
01:18:15,748 --> 01:18:18,376
[mingled voices]
1379
01:18:18,376 --> 01:18:20,460
Hi Reverend.
1380
01:18:20,460 --> 01:18:24,423
[music]
1381
01:18:24,423 --> 01:18:26,716
>> Ah, we're changing here.
1382
01:18:26,716 --> 01:18:29,219
>> I have to talk to Zach.
1383
01:18:33,181 --> 01:18:36,726
>> Isn't this like
insanely bad luck?
1384
01:18:36,726 --> 01:18:38,812
>> I can't sell the studio.
1385
01:18:38,812 --> 01:18:42,606
>> Okay.
Cyd >> I talked myself into it
1386
01:18:42,606 --> 01:18:46,360
because well, because
I didn't want to settle.
1387
01:18:46,360 --> 01:18:49,572
I wanted to realize
my full potential.
1388
01:18:49,572 --> 01:18:56,078
But I am realizing it,
every class that I teach,
1389
01:18:56,078 --> 01:19:00,624
every heart that
I'm able to touch.
1390
01:19:00,624 --> 01:19:03,960
It's a miracle.
It's a gift.
1391
01:19:03,960 --> 01:19:06,838
I love teaching dance.
1392
01:19:06,838 --> 01:19:09,841
I love what the studio
means to this town.
1393
01:19:09,841 --> 01:19:14,512
I love this town and
it's not an outlet mall.
1394
01:19:14,512 --> 01:19:18,600
It's not Hometown U.S.,
it's home
1395
01:19:18,600 --> 01:19:21,269
and if you were expecting
to marry a psychologist
1396
01:19:21,269 --> 01:19:25,856
or a family therapist or...
Okay?
1397
01:19:25,856 --> 01:19:29,151
>> I don't care what
you do for a living.
1398
01:19:29,151 --> 01:19:31,695
You can teach dance.
You can be a therapist,
1399
01:19:31,695 --> 01:19:35,073
you can work for the IRS
if you want.
1400
01:19:37,284 --> 01:19:41,288
If it makes you happy,
it makes me happy.
1401
01:19:41,288 --> 01:19:44,917
For crying out loud, Cyd,
1402
01:19:44,917 --> 01:19:48,461
I love you.
1403
01:19:48,461 --> 01:19:50,713
>> Wow.
1404
01:19:50,713 --> 01:19:55,009
[church bells]
1405
01:19:55,009 --> 01:19:57,970
>> Oh, you might want
to fix your make-up.
1406
01:19:57,970 --> 01:20:00,806
>> Oh really?
Oh gosh.
1407
01:20:00,806 --> 01:20:05,269
[church bells]
1408
01:20:05,269 --> 01:20:08,898
I will see you at the altar.
1409
01:20:08,898 --> 01:20:15,111
[music]
1410
01:20:15,111 --> 01:20:18,448
>> Isn't that like
insanely bad luck?
1411
01:20:18,448 --> 01:20:20,825
[music]
1412
01:20:20,825 --> 01:20:22,786
Cyd >> Be right back reverend.
1413
01:20:22,786 --> 01:20:24,871
I'm getting married!
Coming through!
1414
01:20:24,871 --> 01:20:27,040
Whoa!
[gasps]
1415
01:20:27,040 --> 01:20:30,085
I'm, I'm okay.
1416
01:20:30,085 --> 01:20:32,545
[music]
1417
01:20:32,545 --> 01:20:34,755
Jessie >> Thank gosh!
I thought you were pulling
1418
01:20:34,755 --> 01:20:36,924
a Julia Roberts on us.
Cyd >> Sorry.
1419
01:20:36,924 --> 01:20:39,385
Laura >> Crises?
Cyd >> No, no crises at all.
1420
01:20:39,385 --> 01:20:41,428
Jessie >> Oh, I'll fix
your make-up on the way.
1421
01:20:41,428 --> 01:20:43,472
Let's do this.
1422
01:20:45,849 --> 01:20:47,726
>> Finally!
1423
01:20:47,726 --> 01:20:58,236
[music]
[church bells]
1424
01:20:58,236 --> 01:21:01,155
>> Okay, great.
1425
01:21:01,155 --> 01:21:03,283
Laura >> You're so gorgeous.
1426
01:21:05,243 --> 01:21:15,961
[music]
1427
01:21:15,961 --> 01:21:29,891
[music]
1428
01:21:29,891 --> 01:21:32,311
>> You came!
1429
01:21:32,311 --> 01:21:40,860
[music]
1430
01:21:40,860 --> 01:21:43,237
You're here.
1431
01:21:43,237 --> 01:21:45,531
>> It's home.
1432
01:21:47,408 --> 01:21:51,912
>> Would you walk me in, Dad?
1433
01:21:51,912 --> 01:21:54,665
>> I'd be honoured.
1434
01:21:54,665 --> 01:22:06,885
[music]
1435
01:22:11,264 --> 01:22:25,277
[organ music]
1436
01:22:25,277 --> 01:22:38,957
[organ music]
1437
01:22:38,957 --> 01:22:52,136
[organ music]
1438
01:22:52,136 --> 01:22:58,768
[organ music]
1439
01:22:58,768 --> 01:23:01,396
>> Who gives this
woman to be married?
1440
01:23:01,396 --> 01:23:04,856
>> Her mother and I do.
1441
01:23:07,609 --> 01:23:18,995
[music]
1442
01:23:18,995 --> 01:23:24,334
>> Family and friends,
we are gathered here today
1443
01:23:24,334 --> 01:23:27,461
in the sight of God,
to join together
1444
01:23:27,461 --> 01:23:30,423
this man and this woman.
1445
01:23:30,423 --> 01:23:49,607
[music]
1446
01:23:49,607 --> 01:24:00,201
[music]
1447
01:24:00,201 --> 01:24:17,217
[music]
1448
01:24:17,217 --> 01:24:20,304
[music]
1449
01:24:20,304 --> 01:24:22,222
[applause]
1450
01:24:22,222 --> 01:24:24,308
Tanner >> Young man, your bride.
1451
01:24:24,308 --> 01:24:38,196
[music]
1452
01:24:38,196 --> 01:24:47,997
[music]
1453
01:24:47,997 --> 01:24:54,336
[music]
1454
01:24:54,336 --> 01:24:58,298
[applause]
1455
01:24:58,298 --> 01:25:07,098
[music]
1456
01:25:07,098 --> 01:25:09,226
Tanner >> May I have this dance?
1457
01:25:11,061 --> 01:25:12,896
Laura >> I'm not
much of a dancer.
1458
01:25:12,896 --> 01:25:16,273
>> That's all right.
I know a good teacher.
1459
01:25:16,273 --> 01:25:25,533
[music]
1460
01:25:25,533 --> 01:25:27,576
Jessie >> Dance with me,
you fool.
1461
01:25:27,576 --> 01:25:36,293
[music]
1462
01:25:36,293 --> 01:25:38,294
Nancy >> Look at Amber!
1463
01:25:38,294 --> 01:25:45,677
[music]
1464
01:25:45,677 --> 01:25:53,434
[music]
1465
01:25:53,434 --> 01:26:00,899
[country music]
1466
01:26:00,899 --> 01:26:14,037
[country music]
1467
01:26:14,037 --> 01:26:23,921
[country music]
1468
01:26:23,921 --> 01:26:38,102
[country music]
1469
01:26:38,102 --> 01:26:49,988
[country music]
1470
01:26:49,988 --> 01:27:02,083
[country music]
1471
01:27:02,083 --> 01:27:07,504
[country music]
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