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Hm, you're doing great, Maggie!
We're almost all done.

How are you gonna fit a whole
festival in your front yard?

Well, hopefully one day it'll be
big enough to spread across town

and into my candy shop.

But for now this is what we call
a trial run.

What's a trial run?

Well, sometimes
when you wanna try something big

you have to start small.

- You know what else is small?
- Mm.

Did I say you could have one
before lunch?

- You didn't say I couldn't.
- Mm-hmm.

Where's your sister? Jody!

Aunt Dee, look what I found!

- Cool! What is it?
- It's a music box.

My parents gave it to me.
You wanna hear it?

Yeah!

Listen, girls, this is my favorite.

Come on, guys.
Let's get the blueberry pie.

I'm sorry I'm late. There's
endless calls this morning.

- So is she here yet?
- Not yet.

So tell me again,
why are we meeting her here?

Like I told you,
I got some intel.

And this is her favorite bistro
in Minneapolis.

And she's all about
local business, right?

So what better place
to close the deal

than her favorite
local restaurant?

- That is good thinking.
- And it's a beautiful day.

Here comes Ella.

- This is it.
- Don't look so excited.

Why not? I spent three months
putting this deal together.

Investment brokers are supposed
to have a good poker face.

Where exactly in the investor
manual does it say that?

- Hi! Hi, Ella!
- Hi!

I'm so sorry I'm late.

My sister just went into labor.
I'm gonna be an aunt.

- Wow!
- Congratulations!

Thank you. I hope
I haven't kept you waiting long.

Not at all.
Family comes first, right?

Right.

- Should we start?
- Yes.

So you know how thrilled I am

to be expanding
Ella's Pumpkin Patch

from small-town store
to big-time franchise.

And our investors
are chomping at the bit

to bring Ella's two-bite
pumpkin pies to the world.

If you'll pardon
the terrible pun.

It is gonna be quite a ride.

Yeah.

Inventory is my job, Dex.

Plus, it gives me a chance
to snack while I work.

- Kidding.
- We both know you're not.

Doesn't the farm keep you
busy enough, you're doin'

extra work to distract
yourself, aren't you?

I'm doin' extra work because

the festival starts tomorrow.

Oh, so it has nothing to do

with Heather?

What? What are you talk... N-no.

Heather and I didn't even date long enough

for me to need a distraction.

Dex, and I say this as your friend.

You can be a closed book.

What does that mean?

It means you're as bottled up as
that maple syrup from your farm.

Which makes me super sweet
on the inside.

You got jokes today, huh?

Yeah, I do.

Seriously, though,
you doin' alright?

Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

And you know what?
Inventory is your job.

And don't eat them.

We know what a local success
your pies are

and your pumpkin pudding.

With franchise expansion,
there's also product expansion.

Pumpkin coffee, pumpkin candles.

- Cereal, cider...
- Popcorn.

Pretzels, even
pumpkin-spiced puppy treats.

Wow, this... You've really
thought of everything.

But...

- But?
- But, uh, this company...

It's been in my family
since the early 1930s

when my great-grandmother Ella
started it in her tiny kitchen.

And it more or less
has stayed that way until

well, until now.

Look, I know exactly
what you mean.

My Aunt Dee raised both my
sister and I since we were kids

and I practically grew up in
her candy store back in Vermont.

So you'll understand then

when I think of adding
more locations

and large-scale equipment

well, it just doesn't quite feel
like our family business.

What's happening?

I can't believe that she just backed out

on the day
that we're supposed to close.

That's three months' work.

What am I supposed to tell
Stewart and Noah?

- Look on the bright side.
- What bright side?

- The Cobb salad was excellent.
- Okay, that's funny. Okay.

- We have to save this deal.
- I will talk to Ella.

I'm sure
she just needs more time.

This is a lot of change
to process.

Okay, you're doing
that Maggie thing again.

- What Maggie thing?
- That "Just have faith."

And-everything-will-be-okay
thing.

Well, you're doing
the making-me-feel-guilty

ex-boyfriend thing.

Okay, you got me there.

With some time and a little nudge...

- I think I can get her there.
- Well...

That's easy for you to say.
You leave in the morning.

Only for a couple of days.

Okay.

But I don't know how much longer
I can hold off the investors.

I will figure it out
as soon as I get back.

Have a maple bite.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

- Hello.
- Maggie!

I'm so glad you're back.

Six months after the funeral,
as Aunt Dee instructed.

- Part of her no-tears policy.
- That right.

- Smiles, memories and laughter.
- And laughter.

Hey, you got room for one more?

Hey! Oh, Eddie!
My favorite brother-in-law.

I'm still your only
brother-in-law, I hope.

The store looks great, you guys.

Uh, did you tell her?
Don't worry, I'll tell her.

Jody is taking over Aunt Dee's
position as festival director.

What? That's so exciting!

You are the perfect person
for that.

- Really? You think?
- Of course.

I don't know.
Just a little nervous.

You can totally do it.
You can probably do it.

It's not easy
filling Aunt Dee's shoes.

Well, she doesn't want you to be
her, she wants you to be you.

- And you will be great.
- Thanks, sis.

Plus, I'll have a trustee
partner in crime this year.

- Who's that?
- You remember Dex?

Actually, no.
I don't remember Dex.

I remember Aunt Dee
talking about him.

I know he meant a lot to her.

I also remember him
not coming to the funeral.

Right, well,
I know he would've been there

if he could've been.
He's, he's got a lot goin' on.

Okay. You are all stocked up!

My favorite fringe benefit
on this farm.

Well, hopefully,
you have enough pancakes

to last you till Christmas.

But they're just missing
one thing.

Oh, come on, dad!
It doesn't need my name on it.

It tastes exactly the same
without it.

You work so hard bottling these.
Take some credit.

Amy next door's been begging me
if she can buy some off you.

Amy can have some on the house.
It's just a side project.

Well, maybe it could be more
than a side project if you'd

stop trying to find more things
to do around here.

Oh, speakin' of which,
the combine in the corn field

blew a gasket.
I replaced it this afternoon.

Who needs a to-do list when
you leave me with nothin' to do?

Hey. Are you alright?

Why does everyone
keep asking me that?

Okay, well,
come by for dinner tonight.

You've been doin' so much
runnin' around lately.

Dad, I gotta go to the courtyard

to put up the lights
for the festival.

Come on, give me a chance
to beat you

at Dominos.

Alright,
I'll see you this evening.

Hey, so how's work,
you were so excited

about that
pumpkin-pie-place deal.

Ah. Work is great.
Yeah, lots to look forward to.

Hey, are we still doing
that candy-making contest?

- For the festival?
- Are you serious?

- I'm a judge this year.
- What? That's so fun!

I just feel terrible I've missed
it for the last couple of years

you know, I've just been so, um...

Actually, I-I have to take this.
I'm sorry. I'll be right back.

- N-no problem.
- Ugh!

Hi, it's Jonathan.
Leave a message.

Of course.

Jonathan, it's Maggie. Um...

Sorry, it's this guy that is
really loud and annoyin'...

I'm gonna have to call you back.

- Need any help?
- I'm good.

- It's a nice bike.
- Thanks.

- Is that a '66 Super Hawk?
- Yeah.

Don't see many of those anymore.

I know.

- Sounds like a bad spark plug.
- It's not the plug.

It's just I know a little
about motorcycles.

Finicky fuel filter.

I was gonna say that second.

Yup. Glad you got it fixed.

- Well, thanks for your help.
- Yeah, you bet. Bye.

You put out her
motorcycle jacket and helmet?

That is so perfect.

Look at all her reading glasses.

She was so adamant about spares

we found spares
in every room in the house.

Oh, and in the candy shop,
I would find 'em

in the kitchen,
next to the register.

- And shelves.
- And spare pens. Everywhere.

"All your tomorrows depend on today."

- That's a good one.
- Mm-hmm.

Mm-hm.

Is it just me or are these
maple bites getting better?

Oh, these are great.

I have that exact photo
in my apartment.

Hm.

Hi everyone. Welcome
to Aunt Dee's will-reading.

We're just waiting
on one more attendee.

But we all know
how punctual Aunt Dee was

so I'd like to start.

Aunt Dee left us a video version
of her will

that she wanted us to play today

six months after her passing.

Hello, my dears.

How lovely to see you here today.

I can already tell that a few of you

haven't adhered
to my no-tears policy.

Jody, I'm looking at you.

What? Oh...

Jody, stop blubbering.

A smile is a curve
that can set things straight.

Use it.

Anyway,
I'll just get on with it.

There's nothing more boring
than a will-reading.

- Who's that guy?
- That's Dex.

That's Dex!

To my friend Ron, I've only
known you for a couple of years

since you moved out here
from the Midwest

but in some ways I feel like
I've known you and your son

for a lifetime, and so I leave
you my trusted motorcycle.

I know you'll give it
a fine and loving home.

Oh, you bet, Dee.

Don't talk to the TV, Ron.
That's weird.

My nieces, Maggie and Jody

you've been like daughters
to me.

I leave to you my home

filled
with the sweetest memories

and spares
of just about everything else.

To my dear Jody,
you'll be delighted to know

that your antique store
is fully paid off.

You and Eddie are now its official owners.

My life's work
has been my candy shop.

I am so proud of that old place.

My wish is for it to evolve

along a path of positive growth.

There are two people who I trust

with the responsibility
of its ownership.

So I leave 50% of my candy shop

to my niece Maggie

and the other 50%...

Hopefully, he's arrived by now.

...I leave to Dex Walters.

Thank you all for coming.

I love you all.

- This is the last one.
- Uh, so many boxes.

Oh, you're telling me.

I've been looking through
her old photos

trying to find that picture of
us from the very first festival.

I remember just that one picture
being taken on the day.

I would love to find that pic.

Hopefully, it turns up
before you leave.

Hey, are you comin'
to the festival kick-off?

- Of course.
- Well...

Dex is about to beat us there.

Oh, right. Cool motorcycle guy.

You know, you two do seem
very buddy-buddy.

Yeah, ever since he and his dad
moved into the maple farm

a couple of years ago,
he's been like a son to her.

And so, a friend to us.

What, he's-he's fun
and he's sweet.

Annoying, a tad abrasive.

I'm just surprised you
two haven't met before.

Maybe I just wasn't in town
long enough.

Oh, I don't know.
He keeps pretty busy, too.

I just don't understand
why she would leave me

half her business with him, you know?

Like, wh-what
am I supposed to do with that?

I know. She doesn't do anything
by accident.

- That's true.
- Her music box.

Oh! There's gotta be a key
in here.

Oh...

I wish I could've spent
more time at home

over these last few years,
I just...

I feel like
I've missed out on so much.

Hey, Aunt Dee
always knew you were busy.

Busy is no excuse.

I just miss her.

Yeah. Me, too.

Now come on.

Yeah.

"Maggie, open each envelope

on the corresponding day of the festival.

It is not too late for us
to spend the festival together.

Love, Aunt Dee."

Hm.

- Maggie!
- Hey, Zach!

Yeah, we haven't been able
to go to Dee's office yet.

I get it. How are you?

I'm good.
How long you in town for?

- Just a couple of days.
- Well, we're happy to have you.

I was about to take these
gift bags out to the courtyard.

- Happy to help.
- Cool.

Ooh, whoa, whoa, whoa,
you-you're a guest here.

- Please...
- I got it. I got it.

I used to hand these out
back in the good old days.

- "The good old days?"
- It's just a little heavier.

- Than they used to be.
- There's, uh...

Full bottles of maple syrup
in there.

- Syrup? Yeah.
- Yeah.

You know what? Actually, I want
you to be careful with this.

I... You know what?
Let me have it. I can have it.

I got it. Really. Hi.

You know, I'd like to handle
stuff like that

and you can enjoy the perks
of co-ownership from a distance.

Oh, I really prefer to be
hands-on.

- Hi, guys. Take one.
- Hey...

You don't even
know the business like

I do,
that's why I wanna buy you out.

- You want... What?
- Smile for a kickoff photo.

You don't live here, so I
figured you'd wanna buy out.

You know, we don't have
the best history

with assumptions, buddy, and if
you wanna know my thoughts

I think that Aunt Dee would want
us to take her brand nationwide

which just so happens to be
my expertise.

This is a local brand.
This is built here...

Hello! Welcome to the 30th
Annual Sweet Autumn Fest

with fall treats and
activities all week long.

Please welcome
this year's co-host Dex.

Thanks, Jody.

Hey, everyone! Hi!

We'll be keeping Aunt Dee's
spirit alive this year with

Fall Fling and the candy-making
contest coming up this Saturday.

So start thinking
of your new candy flavors now

because, who knows,
yours might be on the menu.

And, uh, while, while I'm up here

I'd like to introduce you
to Aunt Dee's niece.

And co-owner.

And new co-owner, Maggie Murphy.

Aw. Thanks, Dex.
Thank you, guys.

It's so good to see your faces.
And it's so nice to be home.

We have got a lot of big things
planned for Aunt Dee's

and I cannot wait to explore

expanding her legacy together.

Aunt Dee's is fine
just the way it is.

- Doesn't need any changes.
- Okay.

Fifty percent?

Well, everyone loves her maple bites.

That's my point.

She always talked about
evolving and expanding

her legacy.
Well, that's what I do.

We could have
a bunch of Aunt Dee's.

Who owns the other 50 percent?

Well, that's the conundrum.
I mean...

Convincing this guy to go bigger
is gonna be tough.

- He wanted me to sell.
- You do love a challenge.

Hey, you're not giving up
on Ella, are you?

I will bring you a deal
one way or another.

Okay? Don't lose faith.

I will get on this guy's good
side. I think I know his type.

Faith is where you shine.
You know that I live in reality.

It's good to hear you laugh.
How you been?

I'm good. It's nice to be home.

Yeah, I bet.
Let's get this done.

Okay. Bye.

"Slow down like molasses.

Or, in this case,
like maple syrup.

Re-discover the sweet and
slow art of maple sugaring."

Now, remember,
spring is tapping season

so we'll ensure
that you guys are all

seasoned syrup-making experts
by then.

The sap doesn't flow in the fall

you might get a bead or two

but it only comes in the spring

so you wanna make sure
that you don't waste a drop.

He's right.

Uh...

Thank you.

Uh, so a tree can produce

up to a gallon of sap
in the spring time.

Can anybody tell me
how many gallons of sap it takes

to produce one gallon of syrup?

Anybody?

Uh...

- Yes?
- Forty.

Forty. That's-that's right.

This is a spile, or a tap.

You're gonna wanna
put the tap in the hole...

Aren't you headed back
to Minneapolis tonight?

Oh, I decided to stay. Yeah.

Spend the week at the festival
with you and Aunt Dee.

- In spirit.
- Hm.

Plus, I, uh,
I have some work to do.

- Well, that's great.
- Yeah.

So, guys, I've pre-drilled
a bunch of holes

in the maple trees back there.

Why don't you tap in your spile,
attach your bucket

and then I'll come around
and check on you in a bit?

Oh, uh, hey, Dex. Turns out
Maggie's staying the whole week.

- Isn't that great?
- It's, uh...

I can't think
of anything greater.

So, city girl,
you ever tap a tree?

Well, sap usually flows best...

...on the side of the tree
with the most sun exposure

which would be the south side.

But you drilled
into the north side.

Well, it's a,
it's a demonstration, right?

Sap doesn't flow in the fall.

I just...
That's what I just said.

- In my presentation.
- Right.

Yeah.

Thanks.

- You havin' a little trouble?
- Nope. Good.

Real good.

It might be the spark plug.

Yeah. Come on, get in there. Tap.

And then you wanna take your bucket

hang it right on the hook, okay?

Can I talk to you for just a second?
I'm so sorry.

I think we may have gotten
off on the wrong foot.

I'd say wrong feet.

Clearly, you meant a lot
to my Aunt Dee.

- I did.
- Well then...

Since I'm gonna be stayin'
the week, I thought

that maybe you and I
could spend some time together.

You could get to know
your new partner

and maybe we could even come up

with some new candy flavors
together.

Or separately.

You could hear some of my ideas.

Nothing permanent.

Yeah.

Yeah, we can, we can do that.

- Great.
- Great.

Are you distracted?
I'm actually winning tonight.

What's on your mind?

- Maggie Murphy.
- Uh-huh.

Well, she seems sweet.

If by sweet,
you mean presumptuous.

I've never seen her
step foot in the shop

and all of a sudden she thinks
she knows what Dee would want.

Well, she is her niece, which is
practically her daughter.

Uh...

Have you talked to her about, uh

how you see things
moving forward?

- I don't see the point.
- Look, you got a lot to offer.

You should try sharing
your thoughts with her.

And look at it this way,
now that Maggie's back

maybe you won't have to work
as much.

I mean, between the farm
and the candy shop

you've barely had a day off
all year.

Might even find some time

for that plan
you've been putting off.

- It's your move.
- It's your move.

"Dex, keep this close to your heart

as a symbol of what we've started together.

It's up to you to unlock the future."

Morning.

You scared me.

What are you guys doin' here?

We wanted to surprise you
with a we're-so-happy

you're-staying-all-week
breakfast.

But it is 7:30 in the morning.
What time did you get up?

6:00. I slept in.

What are you doing
with that broom?

Hadn't really
thought it through.

Thank you.

You're gonna make me
wanna stay all year.

It's all part of my master plan.

We, uh, actually wanted
to catch up a little.

So, uh, how are things
working out with Jonathan?

You know,
since you guys dated and all.

S... What? I've, I never
heard the breakup story.

There's not much of a story to tell.

We just realized
we were too similar.

But as mature adults
and business partners

we are friendly and cooperative.

Well, mostly.

Mostly? Go on.

Oh, so you get to ask
for all the gossip?

- Mm-hmm.
- It's nothing.

Just some stress,
tryin' to figure out

how to move forward
with this investment proposal.

- Anyway...
- You know, Dex is single.

What? Sounded like she wanted
to change the subject.

So I changed the subject.

Come on,
we gotta go open the shop.

It's day two
of Sweet Autumn Fest.

No. Stay! Or you know what?

I won't be mad
if you wanna sneak in later

and make me dinner.

- Bye, Maggie.
- See you later.

Hm...

"Working at the shop with
you brought me such joy.

Re-live those days with me

and don't forget to be a team player."

Hey, Jonathan, can you send out

some of Ella's pumpkin treats
and the marketing materials?

Yes, here in Vermont.

Well, I think maybe there's
a way to keep Ella onboard

and also
keep my new partner interested.

Good morning, partner.

- Good morning.
- Look what I found in the back.

It's my name tag
from high school.

Still fits.

- It's a name tag.
- It's a joke.

That's a good one.

- Hm-hmm.
- So what does this mean?

Well, it means that
I am going to be working here.

- All week. With you.
- That's great!

And I thought that maybe
you and Zach could help me out

fill in the gaps, you know,
work together, true partnership

as Aunt Dee would've wanted.

You seem really confident
about what Aunt Dee would want.

You seem pretty confident
about what Aunt Dee would want.

I'm just gonna grab
these two jars

that I definitely don't need.

Hey, Zach, wouldn't it be cool

to have
a new Aunt Dee's location?

That would be cool.

Of course, we'd have to look
at logistics and...

Isn't it also cool, Zach

that Aunt Dee's
is the town's little secret?

- That's also true.
- Right, yeah.

Yeah, but also, isn't it true

that Aunt Dee always loved

when anyone anywhere
enjoyed one of her treats?

I have to distribute these
outside to the vendors.

- So I'm gonna do that.
- Oh, let me help you.

Oh, no, it's good.
I got it. I really...

So you two good?

- Stupendous!
- Fantastic!

Look...

I'm gonna be here all week.

Why don't we just try
and embrace this?

Work together.

- After you.
- No. Okay.

Yeah.

Aunt Dee always loved
keeping the festival

and candy shop
so close to her house.

She spent a lot of time out here
in the last year.

She would sometimes do her
candy-making out here as well.

Said she was outgrowing
her kitchen.

Well, you're in luck
because I can help with that.

Ah! Here you go. Thank you.

You know,
she partnered up with our farm.

Started adding more flavors

like, uh, apple, blackberries.

She even did a sweet candy corn.

And that is my point.
New ideas, think bigger.

She also kept the classics.
Caramel, chocolate, maple.

Yeah, uh, maple bites,
the original candy.

She started using my maple syrup
in her candies.

- Really?
- After my first harvest.

She was my biggest fan.

I started helpin' her out
at the shop on my free time

and it really started
to feel like home.

And it's such a beautiful day.

Think I might take
the afternoon off.

- See ya.
- Takin' off?

Yeah. For the afternoon.

He never takes time off.

Bye! Thank you.

And we are closed.

What a feeling it is to work here again.

- What are you doin' over here?
- Workin' on our website.

It's kind of my thing
around here.

- That looks really good.
- Ha-ha. Thanks.

I study website design.
It's what I wanna do.

You're really talented.

Thanks.

Hey, can I ask you something?

What is Dex's deal anyway?

- His deal?
- Yeah, you know, the...

I'm-a-closed-book,
you-can't-read-me

or-know-anything-about-me thing.

Yeah, that.

He wasn't always like that.

He's just had a rough go of it,
lasted a while.

And that breakup with Heather,
I mean...

- Who is Heather?
- He didn't mention it?

No, he didn't mention it because
he doesn't mention anything.

Neither did I. Right.

What time is it? Yup. That's it.
Okay, clocking out.

- Ah, see you tomorrow.
- Zach!

- Zach? Who's Heather?
- Hm? Nobody!

"Frustration comes with
every worthwhile endeavor.

Keep pushing through,
and when you need inspiration

you know where to go."

"Inspiration can only find
you if you're out looking

because inspiration is looking, too."

Hi, welcome to the Inspiration Cafe.

- It's, uh, just for myself.
- Yeah, for sure.

You can follow me.

Here you go, and I'll be
right back for your drink order.

Alright, thank you.

Dex!

- Hey!
- Hey.

What are you,
what are you doin' here?

Just takin' a break.

- Did you just get here?
- No.

No, I've, I've, uh,
I've been here.

Just, uh, had a big meal.

- Just takin' off.
- I'm so sorry, sir.

I know I just sat you,
but I actually didn't realize

this table was already booked.

It's all good. He's with me.

Can I get you guys started
with some drinks?

Yes, I will have
the Ella Fitzgerald, please.

- Okay.
- Let's do a beer, please.

No, you have to try
one of these fun drinks.

- No, no, no.
- Let's see.

Ah. Ah!

"Louis Armstrong.
Triple sec with maple bitters."

- Perfect. Bitters.
- Ha-ha.

- Good one.
- We'll have a Louis Armstrong.

Okay. I'll be right back
with your drinks.

Thank you.

Whether we like it or not,
we have got to figure out

how to work together,
because we are responsible

for Aunt Dee's legacy.

Look, Dee left us both her shop

and to be honest,
I didn't expect it.

But clearly she trusted me.

And I'd like to keep things
the way they are.

And she trusted me as well, and
I think we should grow things.

Here you go.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

I'd like to tell you
a little bit about what I do.

I bring investors
to small businesses.

Small businesses that are
passionate about what they do.

I am passionate about what I do.

Aunt Dee always inspired me
to grow, to follow my passion

to-to try and bring joy
everywhere I go.

And I think
you and I can bring joy

to people all over the country.

Maybe even the world.

You and I both know
how wonderful those candies are.

Why not share them
with as many people as possible?

What do you say?

Do you fish?

Surely he's not gonna make
a deal based on catching fish.

I don't know what his deal is,
but I'm gonna find out.

Maybe this is his spot.

Maybe fishing makes him
comfortable.

And if he's comfortable,
he might open up

and we might actually
get somewhere.

Besides, I'm a great fisher.
I fish for details.

I am gonna keep up.

Speaking of keeping up

this house still needs
the electrical renovations.

- Right.
- But maybe Aunt Dee meant it...

As a longer-term sister project.

But, of course, that would
involve you being around

a bit more.

I would love
a good sister project.

- Thank you.
- Happy fishing.

It's a beautiful spot.

But fishing isn't
the real deal here, is it?

Might also be about
getting to know the real Maggie.

Why don't we start
with the real Dex?

Because you are not
giving me anything.

- You're getting to know me.
- You are getting to know me.

- I am not getting to know you.
- Okay.

Let's just talk
about something else.

That's what I mean.

What do you wanna know?

Alright, well, for starters

tell me about
what Aunt Dee means to you.

I-I could come to her with anything.

She'd give advise me
about work, life...

Dating.

Yeah.

She could pretty much get me
to open up about anything.

You know, one time
she brought me fishing out here.

I forgot the bait,
so we used our lunch.

I got nothing, except a lecture

about how I always go
after the wrong type of...

Wh... Uh, what about you?

Did she ever meet
any of your boyfriends?

Uh, yeah.

I mean, she mostly disapproved
of all of them.

I can't blame her.

I always went after the type of
guy who's way too into his work.

But it made it easy
to avoid talking

about the tough stuff, you know?

Probably why my ex-boyfriend
Jonathan... Wait!

Why am I talking about
my dating?

No one's forcing you to.

But go ahead. Well, you were
telling me about Jonathan?

You are trying to get me
to open up!

- That's my tactic.
- You're using tactics on me?

- Now you're pivoting.
- Just tell me about Jonathan!

Just tell me about Heather!

Oh.

What do you know about Heather?

I don't know anything
about Heather.

And that's my point,
I don't know anything!

You are a half-open book
in a dimly-lit room.

We were together
for about a year.

She was sweet.

We went our separate ways.

Why?

When Aunt Dee passed

it brought back memories
of my mom passing

and I realized
that life is short

and Heather
just wasn't the right one.

Mom and Dee would've wanted me
to be with the right person.

And as sweet as she was,
Heather just wasn't it.

Any regrets?

Only with the way that I did it.

- I knew it was the right thing.
- Yeah.

For both of us.

It's just I couldn't tell her why.

I kinda feel bad about that.

Well, you can still talk to her.

It's never too late.

- Oh. I got one.
- Keep the line tight.

- Keep the line tight, yup.
- Ah!

- I got one!
- Wait a second, I got one, too!

- You got one, too!
- I got one...

- We caught that fish! Oh...
- Ha!

Hello, everyone,
it's candy creation time.

We've given you the tools,
now it's up to you

to combine them
into something special.

So dig in
and pick out any ingredients

you think you might need for
the candy-making competition

on the last day of the festival.

Will yours be Aunt Dee's
next signature candy?

Good luck.

- Hi.
- Hey!

- Hi, Maggie.
- How's the farm?

Well, it's our second harvest.
Better than last year.

Excellent. Are you enjoying
Aunt Dee's motorcycle?

- Oh, it's a beauty.
- Yeah.

I'm honored she gifted it to me.

So are you entering
the candy-making contest?

'Cause I have ideas.

I know it may sound weird,
but maple syrup

and bacon bits, it's like
breakfast in a single bite.

- Dee would've loved that.
- I know.

No, I'm actually, uh,
I'm a judge this year.

Oh, congrats.

She suggested it
before she passed.

I'm guessing
you two were really close.

Well, we, uh, we got the farm
after my wife passed

two years back.

And Dex and I wanted a change.
And, boy, we sure got it.

Dee helped us settle in.

Anything we needed.

And we took care of her.

Dee had become
sort of a second mom to Dex.

So when she passed,
it was hard on him.

Is that why
he couldn't go to the funeral?

Yeah.

I understand that Dee raised
you and your sister

since you were kids.

As if we were her own.

Don't give up on Dex just yet.

He hasn't always been this way.

- Which way?
- You haven't noticed.

No, I have, of course.

You're not the first person
to say that.

It's been a rough year for him.

What he needs is a, is a friend.

Uh, can I let you in
on a little secret?

- Always.
- Today is, um...

Today is a special day for him.

- Here you go. See y'all later.
- Hey, guys.

- Hey, man.
- Hey.

- I didn't see you this morning.
- No, you did not.

You never miss work.

Well, there's a first time
for everything.

Okay.

Met up with Heather
this morning.

- We had a little chat.
- You? Had a chat?

I, uh, took some advice
that I got fishing.

- Fishing advice?
- You know what?

I feel like there's some
major weight off my shoulders.

- Hi.
- Hey.

I just got here, uh, just now.

- How are you?
- Good. Good. What's in the box?

Keep an open mind.

These are

Ella's gourmet
two-bite pumpkin pies.

And some other treats
from her pumpkin patch.

They're local to Minneapolis.

And I thought we could sample
and maybe put some out to sell.

You know,
Aunt Dee was always a fan

of supporting local business.

Yeah, local businesses.

This is an outside product.

These are good.

Or, a tad too sweet.

What do you think?

I think that you're lookin' outside.

Outside the town, outside the state

outside the business.

Why don't you just go
with what's working

what's right in front of you?

Oh, man,
it's beautiful out there.

Oh, hey, son.

Hey.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Maggie's here with my dad

at his house, playing games.

- How wonderful.
- I invited her over.

She mentioned
how you struck up a friendship.

Did she?

I figured she'd like to partake

in Aunt Dee's maple walnut cake.

Your favorite cake.

- Your birthday cake.
- Happy birthday, son.

- Happy birthday, Dex.
- Thank you.

Uh, what were we talkin' about?

You were telling me
about your farm.

Well, it's a lot of work,
but we love it.

I only wish that Dex would find
more time to spend on his dream.

- Dream?
- Yeah, well...

He's been bottling maple syrup.

- He wants to market...
- Dad. Dad.

Can I not be a proud father
for one second?

Look at this.
He designed this himself.

This is great!
We should put it in the shop.

Well, it's Dee's candy shop, not Dex's.

Okay. Alright.

Either way, why haven't
you done anything with this?

It's a small grove, just a hobby.

- You wanna try some?
- Yes, I do.

- So what did you think of it?
- That's really good.

Every maple-syrup grove
has its own personality.

It's just how you bring out
the flavors.

You should market it.
You, um, you really should.

I had a plan.

But, you know, other things

were more important.

What if there were no obstacles?

Then what?

Might be afraid it would fail.

So my first venture
when I was just startin' out

I fell in love with this company
that made baby slings

you know,
but, uh, for small dogs.

Precisely the reaction
I would get.

I helped pitch it to so many investors.

No after no after no

until my 14th pitch.

My first yes.

And that became Pup-Sling.

- Pup-Sling?
- Yeah.

I've seen the commercials
for it.

- Yeah.
- You have stake in Pup-Sling?

A small amount.

But sometimes you have
to start small to go big.

Dee used to say that.

Maybe we just need
to start small.

"We?"

Or you. Us. You. However.

Um... I got you something.

You didn't, you didn't have to do that.

Really not a birthday guy,
are you?

Just open it.

I made them myself tonight.

Salted caramel
with semi-sweet chocolate.

Because sometimes
you can be a little salty.

Oh, yeah?

You can also be
a little sweet, too.

You made this?

- It's not bad.
- It's not bad?

Yeah.

I will figure out
your spirit flavor soon enough.

Goodnight, Dex.

Anyway, I should get going.

- Hey, hey, um...
- Yup?

Maggie, why don't
we... create a flavor together

for the contest?

Maybe we can even talk about

our partnership.

Sounds like a plan.

I hope you had a good birthday.

Eh, not bad.

Good.

Hey, Zach,
uh, sorry to call so late.

Um, I need a favor.

"Maggie, let lose and have some fun

for a day of outdoor
activities on the farm."

- Hey.
- Oh. Hey, Dex.

Uh, this is from Dee.

She must've left it
with my stuff by mistake.

Oh. Hm.

"Jody, don't allow a
preoccupation with the past

to steal your joy in the present."

Did she think
I'm living in the past?

- Yeah. Touche.
- You know Dee.

Look, there's a full sign-up
sheet of farm activities today.

She wants us to celebrate her
and have a good time.

Thank you guys so much. Enjoy.

- Hey.
- Hi, Dex.

Why are you smiling like that?
You're scaring me.

We have a surprise for you.

Zach...

We now present...

...Dex Walters Maple Syrup

live and available
for pre-order.

I set up the online store.

I got the label design
from your dad.

I, I appreciate the gesture,
guys.

It's a pretty big deal, seems
like it's happening really fast.

Well, that's the, uh,
surprise part.

Awesome.

But I gotta go
because I'm helping my dad

with the fall festival
at the farm today.

- Hm.
- Will I see you there?

- Oh, yeah, yeah, for sure.
- Great.

♪ Everyday brings new life ♪

♪ To help us on our way ♪

Okay?

Here we go. Ready, set, hike!

- Go!
- Over here.

Wide open.

This place looks great!

- Heads-up!
- Yeah.

Yeah, it's, it's, uh,
it's the second year.

It's a good turnout.

Man, you are a busy bee.

It's really nice that you, uh

you have a little time
for some football.

Yeah, it is.

Is it time for the taffy yet?

I believe
you are being summoned.

You're just in time
for the taffy demonstration.

But, but, but before you run off

just a, just a tiny request.

And, and you can't deny me,
because I'm your partner now.

I just want you to take a look
at something, okay?

Five orders, already.

And an inquiry from Middlebury

about carrying your syrup
at their farmer's market.

I got five orders?

Well, it's not gonna happen overnight!

You mean, there's already sales?

Don't make me say
"I told you so."

Don't do it, because I would love to.

- Come on, you wanna join us?
- You bet.

♪ Moments like this ♪

The trick to producing
the prefect maple taffy

is you have to get it
to just the right heat

between 235 and 245 degrees.

Traditionally,
it was done over an open fire.

Just like this.

Does anyone know how maple syrup
was first discovered?

Yes, Alyssa.

People saw squirrels
drinking it from the trees.

Yes, exactly! A-plus!

Legend has it that the Iroquois

witnessed squirrels
drinking the sap from the trees.

So they learned to tap the trees

and use the sap
to cure their meats.

Now Vermont maple producers
export the syrup

to over 50 countries worldwide.

Yes, Alyssa?

When do we get to try the taffy?

Yeah, when do we get
to try the taffy?

Right now. Let's go.

Now, this is when
the real magic happens.

- When the syrup hits the ice.
- Good.

Now wait ten seconds
and put your stick

at the end of the syrup
and then roll it up.

Guys, this is one
of the healthiest

sweet treats you can have.

- Right, dad? Yeah.
- Absolutely.

Alright, kids, now go
ahead and give it a taste.

What do you think?
Scale of one to ten.

You wanna come over here
and try some?

Yeah.

Thank you.

- Do you want one?
- Alright.

Oh, yes, please.

Go on now. You can
put the stick in the end.

Just like that.
Let it sit there for one second.

- Now you're gonna roll it up.
- Okay.

- Nice technique, partner.
- Back at you, partner.

Ah!

Go!

- I win again!
- Good game.

Is there anything she can't do?

Nope. Not really.

Hey, you want to sneak out
of here?

- What are you thinkin'?
- Well...

We have that new candy flavor

we've gotta work on.

I'm gonna need a ride

'cause Jody dropped me off.

Well, I see my ride.
How are you getting there?

Hop on.

Hold on tight.

Ah...

Hope you didn't mind me
taking the scenic route.

Oh! Not at all.
It's so beautiful out here.

Yeah, this is my happy place.

Aunt Dee used to bring us
camping here when we were kids.

Yeah, she told me.

You know,
she showed me this place.

And I come out here on my own
sometimes.

Do some thinking.

It's a good place for that.

You know,
Dee and I would have some

great conversations out here.

Now, that surprises me.

How does that surprise you?

I don't know if you know this

but, uh...

...word around town is

you're a little bit
of a closed book.

If I'm a closed book

that makes you an epic
choose-your-own-adventure novel.

That's right.

Oh, makes me feel like I'm a kid again.

- I love this.
- Ha-ha-ha!

This was always my favorite part
of camping.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Oh, I loved s'mores so much

one night I had a bunch of them
in my sleeping bag.

And Aunt Dee always told us,
"Never leave food in the tent."

So we all go to sleep

and then we wake up
in the middle of the night

to a bear just sniffing around.

He wanted the s'mores!

Jody and I screamed
at the top of our lungs.

- Luckily, we scared him away.
- Ha-ha-ha...

It wasn't funny.
That was really scary.

No, I'm sorry, it's just that,
uh, Dee told me this story.

- She did?
- She did, yeah.

She said it was a raccoon.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, raccoons
can be scary in the middle...

I don't know,
they're pretty cute.

No, well, not when
they're sniffing around

in your sleeping bag,
I spent the rest of the night

in Aunt Dee's truck.

Nope.

So, Miss
Choose-your-own-adventure-novel

what was that about?

Nothing.

Nothing.

I have a terrible poker face.
I...

Um...

There's this project
I may have to give up on.

I thought you never give up.

Well, that's the confusing part,
because I do not give up.

It just, um

just doesn't feel right anymore.

Even as the words
are comin' out of my mouth

I just, I feel like a failure.

Aunt Dee always encouraged me
to go out into the world

and, and make something
of myself

and, and make her proud.

And I feel like I did that,
you know?

It's just that I'm
starting to realize that...

...well, how just unfulfilling
that's been.

I guess when you work so much

it's, it's hard to see it.

I have a tough time
letting go as well.

No. You?

Sometimes you have to let go.

"Let go and freedom will flow."

It's one of Aunt Dee's
candy-wrapper philosophies.

I have an idea.

We have to come up with a new
candy flavor for the contest.

Why don't we also come up

with our own words of wisdom
to use?

You know,
to, to keep her tradition alive.

I don't think
I'd be too good at that.

Oh, come on,
just dig a little. Okay?

- I'll go first.
- Okay.

Okay. Um...

Your future starts today,
not tomorrow.

- Oh, that's good.
- Yeah.

Yeah. That's...

I like that.

Your turn.

When in doubt...

...trust your instincts.

- Can you pass a Graham cracker?
- Yeah, yeah.

- Here you go.
- Thanks.

"When someone you love
becomes a memory

the memory becomes a treasure.

Share your treasures
with those you love."

- Morning.
- Morning.

Morning.

What you doin'?

Just thinking.

- Me, too.
- You, too?

Yeah. What you thinkin' about?

Just, you know...

What are you thinkin' about?

Just thinkin', you know.

about candy.

- Candy?
- Yeah.

I'm thinkin'
about our candy recipe.

You ready to make the best
flavor this town has ever seen?

I am.

- Ah!
- What did I tell you?

♪ How about you-ou-ou and me-e-e ♪

♪ Get a little loud shout it all out? ♪

♪ Gettin' you alone is my kind of crowd ♪

♪ How about you-ou-ou and me-e-e ♪

♪ Skippin' out of town show 'em all how? ♪

♪ Gettin' you alone is my kind of crowd ♪

♪ You you you... ♪

Classic dark chocolate.

With maple syrup
and a hint of pumpkin spice.

Submission complete.

Mission complete I guess.
Look at this!

Hey, I'm going
to clean this mess up.

Do you wanna put this somewhere?
Yeah?

- Yeah. Thank you.
- Okay, great. No problem.

Hey!

Looks like
you two are getting along.

We're learning
how to work together.

Turns out
you have to give a little.

So I did.

I don't know
if it's being back in the shop

or a change of pace or...

- Yeah, wait a minute.
- What?

- You kissed him.
- What?

- You did, you kissed him.
- Y...

You don't know
what you're talking about.

- Tell me the truth!
- I am telling you the truth.

That is a lie. This is me
you're talking to, Maggs.

Well,
I'm not admitting anything.

- Clearly.
- Okay, we may have kissed.

- I knew it!
- Shh, keep your voice down.

- Details.
- It-t just happened last night.

And then we haven't really
talked about it or w...

- Hi!
- You comin' to the hayride?

- Um, well, I...
- Yes she is.

And she might even have a date.

- Jody!
- Date? Do tell.

- No. It's not a, not a cha...
- Oh, hey, guys.

- Hi, Dex.
- Hey.

- We gotta go.
- I just got here.

- I'm gonna get some candy.
- Ah. Maybe later.

We, we gotta go.

You wanna go
to the hayride with me?

I would love to.

We have been riding this thing

since we were too little
to climb up on it.

That is true, believe it or not

I was scared to get on it
at first.

I can see why.

I wanna know who convinced

Aunt Dee
to start this tradition.

- That would've been Uncle Jim.
- Mm-hmm.

It's where
they first fell in love.

- I have a confession to make.
- Me, too.

You first.

Well, I was checking out
my website.

There's a few more sales.

- You're selling your syrup?
- Yes, I am.

Right on! Sign me up for a case.

- A case?
- Two!

Does he get a discount
with that?

Mm, yes.

- Your lucky day, Eddie.
- Thanks, Dex.

Yeah.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

Alright, why don't you tell me
your confession?

I'm really glad I'm your date.

So am I.

- Thanks for the drive back.
- Of course.

Maybe one day
you'll let me drive it?

Uh, probably not.

Fine.

I had fun. Thank you.

Hey, you know what,
we still haven't talked about...

- The deal.
- The kiss.

Deal.

Um, I just assumed

that we were both avoiding it.

Well, if you wanna
talk about the deal...

- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah, I'll, I'll be here.

I mean, I'll, I'll be there.
Uh, there, my home.

I'm around.
You know where to find me.

Okay.

- Good morning.
- Oh, good-good morning.

- You're up early.
- Always.

Just pourin' myself some coffee.
You want some?

I would love some, thank you.

- How'd you sleep?
- Great. Great.

You know, I forgot how nice
it is to sleep in peace and...

- About the other night...
- The kiss.

- Uh, go ahead.
- No, you go.

- No, no, please, you-you go.
- Okay, I'll go.

- Jonathan?
- Jonathan.

What, uh, what,
what are you doing here?

I'm sorry for the drop-in, but I
was thinkin' about what you said

and I think I can help
with your co-owner problem.

I'm sorry, I'm Jonathan
from Richardson And Murphy.

Oh, I'm Dex,
her co-owner problem.

The maple-syrup guy. Great!

You're the one I wanna talk to.
No offense, Maggie.

Maggie was filling me in
on your situation.

- Situation?
- We should talk.

- That's what we're doin'.
- Privately.

Okay, but I think
Dex is gonna wanna hear this.

- I don't think...
- Trust me, I know...

You don't wanna sell,
but Maggie and I

have a team of investors
lined up

that are just poised

ready to bring this operation
national.

- "Operation?"
- Uh, I never said "Operation."

We expand maple-candy production
internationally

using exclusively your syrup.

And then we side-market
the surplus syrup to Japan.

- Japan?
- Yes, they go crazy...

For Vermont maple syrup.

Do you have any idea how big

the global market
for maple syrup is?

I have, I have no idea

but I'm sure you're gonna tell me.

It's $500 million.

Five-hundred million dollars.

I had no idea!

That's a lot of syrup.

With your expertise
and our investors

we could put an Aunt Dee's
in every major city.

Aunt Dee's face
plastered everywhere.

Aunt Dee becomes
everyone's aunt.

Did you help him
put this together?

No. I-I, I mean,
n-no, not exactly.

Don't be modest. She did, but
it was with a different company.

- This is much better.
- Uh, listen, I can explain.

I mean, of course,
there is one other option.

Well, we could buy you out,
there's an offer in there

if that's the way you wanna go.

Jonathan!

I need some air.

Dex, wait, please.

Why do I get the feeling
that this didn't go well?

You're ridiculous!

Supposed to be windy tonight.

They're just gonna blow
all over the place again.

Good.

Give me another distraction
tomorrow.

Are you gonna be
mad at me forever?

No, of course not.

But you put this whole thing
together behind my back.

I didn't think of it that way.

I thought that you'd be happy

that I saved the deal
for both of us.

You were only supposed
to be gone for two days.

I know, I know.

Look, my Aunt Dee gave him

half of her business
for a reason.

And it wasn't
for him to step away.

She wouldn't want that.
I don't want that.

I understand.

I need to go talk to him.

Well, I'm staying at a Airbnb
by the library.

It's charming.

The cell service isn't great,
so I'll be wandering around

looking for higher ground.

Talk soon?

Thank you.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Look, I am sorry
that I made you feel like

I went behind your back
in any way.

That is not what happened.

Uh, when we got Aunt Dee's,
I-I, honestly, I truly believed

that the best way to honor
her legacy was to make it

the next great candy company.

And, yes, I went to Jonathan
with that idea.

But along the way
I-I started to want to honor

your dreams
for the company, too.

And now I-I don't know
what the right thing to do is.

I think I do.

You're signing away your half?

I just, I didn't think

things would get so complicated.

So I'm taking the buyout,
stepping away.

Good luck.

I really mean that.

- He's selling his half?
- Yeah.

I've been trying to figure out
what Aunt Dee would want us

to do with the store, and now
I am more confused than ever.

But I wanted to show you
something.

Aunt Dee left me this letter.

And there is something
inside of it

that I thought
she would want me to share.

It's us from the first festival.

I don't believe it.

She left us a few surprises.

What did the letter say?

"When someone you love
becomes a memory

the memory becomes a treasure.

Share your treasures
with those you love."

Hm.

What do you think
she's telling you?

I thought I knew,
but now I don't.

Hm.

So that's it?
You decided you're selling?

Yeah.

Yeah, if I sell my share, I can
devote more time to the farm.

You know,
help you with your workload.

No, no, this is not about
my workload. I like my workload.

I thought you and Maggie
were working this through.

- Yeah, so did I.
- So what happened?

I guess I let my guard down.

Hm. And what does that mean?

I don't know, dad. I mean...

I thought I knew her.

I guess I don't.

You know, Dee wanted us
to carry on the shop together

but Maggie had other plans.
Besides, it is her family.

Right? Why am I gonna
step in the way of that?

I just wish that
she had been straight with me.

Did you tell her that?

Yeah.

Yeah, just in not so many words.

- What?
- You.

You are a man
of not so many words.

Talk to her. Tell her
how you're really feeling.

You might be giving up
more than just the store here.

"Dex, keep this close
to your heart as a symbol

of what we've started together.

It's up to you to unlock the future."

"Dex, now it's your turn.

Write a letter to someone special to you.

Be vulnerable and
express your true feelings."

"Keep it close."
He's got the key.

Hey, it's Maggie.
Please call me back.

We need to talk.

Maggie? Is everything okay?

Yeah. Is Dex here?

No, he took off on his bike.

Said he needed some time
to think.

I know exactly where he is.

Um...

Could I...

- I'm way ahead of you.
- Thanks.

Recognize the sound
of that engine anywhere.

- What are you doing here?
- I got your letter.

And you were right.

It is the little things.

It is the laughter and memories.

But it is also the big things.

It's being home.

It's being with family

and Aunt Dee's house
and her shop

being reminded of everything
and everyone that I love.

It's like I was a closed book...

...until you...

We can do anything that you want
with Aunt Dee's shop.

I just don't wanna lose you.

I don't wanna lose you either.

You know, I think
it's pretty clear that, um

Aunt Dee left us her shop
because she trusted us

but, um, she was also trying
to bring us together

in her own special way.

Do you recognize this?

Yeah, that's,
that's her music box.

Yes. She loved this poem
that's inscribed in it.

"A wise old owl lived in an oak.

The more he saw, the less he spoke..."

"The less he spoke, the more
he heard. Now wasn't he a..."

- "Wise old bird?"
- "Wise old bird?"

So I tried to open it,
but she didn't leave me the key.

Wait a second.

Well, I had that.
The key was attached to the owl.

I had it in my pocket
before I left.

Okay, so it fell off.
It-it's gotta be somewhere.

Yeah, but where?

I don't know how we're
ever gonna find it out here.

I can't believe I lost it.

- It's okay.
- No, it's not!

Aunt Dee left me the key.

I finally figured out
what it's for, and I lose it!

Look, if you wanna blame
anybody, uh, blame me.

- It was my fault.
- Your fault?

Yes, because, uh, if I would
have just been an adult

and had a conversation,
then you wouldn't have run off

into the woods
and lost your key.

It's not your fault.
It's my fault.

You know what?
It doesn't matter.

It doesn't. We've-we've found
what we were supposed to find.

She wanted us
to find each other.

It's all that matters.

Still... Look, she had a spare
for everything.

Wait a second...

She had the words
to the owl poem

framed in her office.

Dear Maggie and Dex,
if you're reading this wrapper

you've found each other, and
that couldn't make me happier.

Trust your instincts
and use your strengths.

Everything's better in twos.

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

Judges, you've sampled
the sweets and now it's time

to make your choice
for the best new flavor.

Ready, judges?

And number nines all around, it's unanimous!

That would be
Fiery Cayenne Caramel!

Congratulations!

And with that it's time to close out

the 30th Annual Sweet Autumn Fest

with treats and drinks
and music, Aunt-Dee style.

Look at this.
I've never seen this before.

"Maple sugar creams, icy maple crunch

blueberry maple squares."

Looks like somebody was inspired
by your maple syrup.

Hey, where are you guys?
You missed the, um...

Hey, Dex and I have
a business proposal for you.

Can you come down to the shop?

Yeah.

- Hi.
- There you are.

Sorry we're late.
We had a little business.

- Business. Business.
- Yeah.

- Happy Fall Fling!
- Happy Fall Fling!

Speaking of business,
there was a well-dressed guy

looking for you earlier.

Oh. Well,
you mean that gentleman?

Hi. Jonathan.
Uh, it's nice to meet you guys.

Um, I've heard a lot about you.

We've heard a lot about you.

Good to finally meet you.

Uh, hey, we are so sad
this is your last night.

But we understand
how busy you are.

Yeah, and she's about to get busier.

We're launching a new line
of Aunt Dee's candies.

Inspired
from the original maple bites.

And if they're half as good
as the maple pumpkin spice

then I think Aunt Dee's
is gonna be a household name

across the country.

And locally sourced,
locally made.

We're also expanding the website
and online sales.

- Is that your specialty?
- Actually...

- That would be mine.
- Of course.

I've got some really exciting
ideas for the website.

Loyalty programs, social-media
promotions, live chats...

It's gonna feel like
you're shopping in the store.

- From anywhere in the country.
- And eventually the world.

That is great!

Can I pre-order
one of everything?

You bet.

So, does this mean...

It means that Jonathan will be
running things in Minneapolis

and I will be staying here.

That's amazing!
Aunt Dee would be so happy.

Oh! This is my favorite.

- Uh, would you care to...
- I would love to.

- It's Ron, right?
- Yeah.

- So tell me about the farm.
- Yeah, sure.

Well, we've got all kinds
of berries, we grow corn

and, of course, there's
Dex's, uh, maple groves...

I'm just gonna go over there.

Well done, partner.

Back at you, partner.

You gonna eat that?

What does the wrapper say?

"Let the lady drive."

What? Show me.

- Give me the keys.
- Show me.

Give me the keys.

- Nice ride.
- Thank you.

- Is that a '66 Super Hawk?
- It is.

- Don't see many of those.
- I know.

♪ Love is who we are ♪

♪ We all need someone to love and to hold ♪

♪ We all need shelter
to keep us from the cold ♪

♪ We all need laughter... ♪

Hop on.

♪ Gets hard ♪

♪ We all need someone to
love us for who we are ♪

- Hold on tight.
- You bet.