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- Good morning, Patty.

Here's the overview from
this Monday, thanks.

How's the episode going?

- Running a little over.

How's it going out there?

- Guess what?

I got Myra Hudson to agree
to do an interview next week

about the triathlon scandal.

- Great work.

- I know!

- When are you gonna take
that journalistic instinct

behind the mic?

- And host?

- Yeah.

- No, that's not my thing.

I will leave the storytelling
to the professionals.

I am perfectly fine
behind the scenes.

Let's see where
they're at, yeah?

- And so you were saying you
found yourself at a crossroads?

- Yeah, before fate stepped in

and helped me find my passion.

I was overworked, overstressed,

and a job that offered me
security, but I wasn't happy.

So I sat back and thought
what it was I wanted

and how I might
find my own voice,

how I could put myself front
and center for a change.

- Great, so how'd you do it?

I took a trip,
got away from it all.

Gave myself time to think.

- And where'd you go?

- Iceland.

Iceland, wow.

- Just something about it there.

It's rejuvenating.

Right,
and did it work?

- It did, an
idea formed, I dove
in with both feet,

and I haven't looked back since.

- Well, thank you for sharing
your story with us today.

This is Building Blocks,

a podcast about innovators
and the movements they built.

And for all of you
out there listening,

until next time, may
you find your own story.

- Are we cut?

- What?
- Are we cut?

- Oh, yes, yes.

And we're out, guys, great job.

Chloe.

- Oh, hey, Rick.

- You got a minute?

- Yeah.

- As I'm sure you're aware,

subscriber counts have
been slowly dropping off

since last year.

- And advertising
revenue along with it.

- The programming
slate needs a shakeup.

I'm looking for
new podcast ideas

and I'd love to find
something that stands out.

Something with heart.

- Heart?

- Yeah, a show people
can connect with

on an emotional level.

- Okay, yeah, yeah, I'll
start thinking about it.

- Knew I could count on you.

And Chloe?

I'd like to have these on my
desk in a couple of weeks.

Really wanna hit the
ground running this year.

- You got it.

- I swear, if I have to go to
one more holiday lunch party

or soiree, whew!

I thought things were
supposed to slow down

after the holidays.

- Aw, you have my sympathy,
that sounds awful.

- No, it really is,
it's so overrated.

- Well, why don't
you bring a date?

Would that make it more fun?

- Oh.

That's
even more overrated.

- True.

- But what about you?

Did you ever call
that cute lawyer back?

- No, I didn't.

I feel like I just have
no time for myself.

All I do is work.

And I have to come up with
all these new podcast ideas

to turn in to my boss
in the next couple weeks

and it just feels so hard
to come up with something

that hasn't already
been explored.

- You know, maybe you need
to, like, I don't know,

take a vacation or
just go somewhere

and find some perspective?

Get outta your
routine, get a suntan.

- Yeah.

- Oh, look!

Oh my gosh.

- Oh, we're babies!

So cute!
- 10 years ago,

I can't even believe it.

- We went on the best
trips in college, right?

So fun.

- This is a sign.

- For what?

- Both of us, we just
need to, like, take a week

and just leave everything
behind and go somewhere.

- I do have a bunch
of vacation days.

- Really?
- And airline miles.

- Wait, so?

- Let's do it.

- Wait, really?

- Yeah!

Let's do it.

- This is so impulsive, this
is so unlike you, I love it.

Wait, where are we gonna go?

Hawaii, Porta Verde, Cartagena--

- What about Iceland?

- Iceland?

- I heard about
it on our podcast

and it just sounded
so transformative.

- And cold.

Although I do hear they
have very handsome men.

- I need to go to a place
that I can get inspired

and gain perspective, not
fall asleep on a beach.

- You know what?

You have never steered
me wrong and so I'm in.

Let's do it.

- We're going to Iceland.

- We're going to Iceland?
- Yeah.

- Oh my god!

Hey, maybe we could get
the whole gang to go.

- Yeah, that would be amazing.

- I'll call Kenneth and Erin
and then, um, there's Charlie?

- Yeah, I don't know.

I mean, he's always
traveling, and besides,

I have no idea where in
the world he is right now.

- My job as a travel
photographer is

to capture the world around us.

You have to be quick,
you have to be patient,

but most importantly,
you've gotta be able

to roll with the punches.

I mean, you could be
capturing a beautiful beach

in Tahiti one moment and
then the next moment,

you're drenched in a
torrential downpour,

which brings me to my
most important point.

Always travel with an
extra pair of socks.

- Lights please?

Thank you, Mr. Hughes.

And now I'm sure my students
are bursting with questions.

- Yeah, anybody, anybody?

How about here?

- What's your favorite filter?

- Actually, I like to
shoot clean if possible.

It just gives me more
latitude when I go to edit.

- I mean for social media.

Like Sierra, Gingham, Lo-fi?

- Call me old fashioned,

but I think the best filter
is instinct and experience.

But I do have a soft
spot for Valencia.

Next question?

And how about here?

- Great.

That was wonderful.

I think my students would
have sat for another hour.

Thank you again for
finding the time for us.

- I'm glad we could
finally make it work.

- You know, the
university's still looking

to cover my position the
rest of the semester.

I'd like to put a
word in for you.

- I'm actually up for a job
in Tokyo, fingers crossed.

Before that, I'm going
to Morocco for two weeks

for a travel magazine

and then I am off to Antarctica.

- And after that?

- Don't know.

- You know, it might be nice
to stay in the same place

for longer that a few months.

- Where's the fun in that?

- Oh.

Let's go to Iceland.

Oh, wow, stunning!
- My goodness.

- I cannot believe we're
actually in Iceland!

- I can believe it.

- I'm so excited.

I feel like you were right,
this is what I needed,

just a place to
recharge and relax

and wait for
creativity to hit me.

Oh, there's Kenneth!

Hey, guys!

- Hey!

It's so good to see you two.

- So good to see you, hi!

I almost forgot what you
look like, it's been so long.

- It hasn't been that long.
- It has!

- Well, yeah, it has.

- I mean, I know he
looks a little older,

but just as handsome.

- Trending on distinguished.

- So I guess we should
head to the chalet?

- Yeah, let's go!

- Actually, we're
waiting on one more.

Oh, there he is.

- Oh.

- We hired a tour guide.

- You did?

- I gave him all
our information.

He'll take us to the
chalet, show us the sights.

- That's really sweet

but I've been planning this
since I booked the tickets.

I mean, the whole week
is already planned.

- Chloe, it's your vacation too.

You shouldn't have to
spend it leading us around.

- For once.

- Exactly, and
it's all-inclusive,

so we just get to go
along for the ride.

- Yeah, great.

Chloe, you get to sit back

and let someone else
make all the decisions.

Doesn't that sound relaxing?

- No, not at all.

- Kenneth?

- That's me.
- All right, hi.

And these must be your friends.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Hi, my name is
Johann Thormanson.

- Such an Icelandic name.

- Well, Thormander is
the name of my father,

so Thormanson means
son of Thormander.

- Oh.

I'm Chloe and this is
Isabella and Erin and Kenneth.

- So welcome to Iceland.

- Thank you.

- I'm gonna show you all the
best this country has to offer

and we are going to
have a fantastic week.

Now we have a saying
here in Iceland.

- What?

- On with the butter.

It means let us forge ahead.

- Yeah, okay.

- So just to the car.

- Okay.
- On with the butter.

- Right.

Welcome to
Langjokull Long Glacier.

- Unbelievable.

- The vikings, they settled
here in the ninth century

and they would launch these
explorations from these shores.

- Amazing.

- And Leif Erikson, he
even set out from here

and then discovered
North America.

- Really?

I didn't know that.

- Oh, is that a seal?

- Oh!
- Oh my gosh.

Oh, come
on, take a picture.

- How about you?

What led you here?

- Oh, the three of us went

to school together
at Northwestern.

Izzy and Kenneth and I.

- How wonderful that
you remain friends.

- Yeah.

Isabella moved back to
Chicago about a year ago,

so she lives there, but Kenneth
and Erin live in New York

and we always used
to travel together.

I mean, every spring
vacation and summer.

We've backpacked
the world together.

I don't know, I just
needed some perspective

and to clear my head,

so Izzy just got
everybody back together.

- The spirit of Iceland helped
guide the vikings back home

from their journeys, helped
them find their true north.

Maybe this journey will
do the same for you.

All right, guys, all
this talk of journeys

surely worked up your appetites.

Who's hungry?

- Starving.

- All right, guys, I think
you will love the next place.

Let's go.

Oh my goodness.

Oh!

- There you go.
- Thank you.

- What was the name of
that street we turned down?

- Gesundheit.

It's so beautiful.

- Well, I'm glad you like it,

because this is your
home for the week.

- Really?
- Seriously?

Oh my gosh, this so beats the
hostels we used to stay in,

back in the day with the 24
bunk beds and tons of people.

Oh my.

- Johann.

I just, I had a question.

I know that you probably
have a set itinerary

but before I left, I
made a list of places

that I wanted to
see and I was hoping

that maybe you could
incorporate some?

- Yeah, I'll do my very best.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

- And what are the chances

we get to see the
Northern Lights?

I'm just dying to.

- Oh, I can't promise that.

We'll need a little bit
of luck on our side.

- Right, of course.

Well, you can just
hang onto those then.

- All right, thank you.

Guys, let's head inside

and I'll take care
of the luggage.

- Thank you.
- And I'll come grab you

in half an hour.

- Our tour guide's
pretty cute, huh?

- I hadn't noticed.

- I'm just saying we're
on the trip of a lifetime

in a beautiful country.

Why not say yes to
just a little romance?

- Oh, Isabella.

- Hi.
- Hi!

- Hello.
- Hi, welcome.

- I'm Kristian and
this is my wife Anna.

We're the caretakers of
this bed and breakfast.

We can't wait to
show you around.

But first--

- We have a special
treat prepared.

Okay, come on inside.
- Thank you so much.

- Here we have layers of almond
cake and spiced plum jam.

It's a traditional
Icelandic winter staple.

- It's called Vinarterta.

- Well, I can't pronounce it
but I can certainly eat it.

- Thank you.
- Enjoy.

- Please let us know if
you need anything else.

- Thank you.

- Oh, yummy.

- Let's do a toast.

- Oh, of course.

- To friendship, fate,

and reuniting
after all of these years.

- Hear hear.
- Plus Erin.

- Hey, guys.

- Oh, you made it!

- Hi, Charlie.

- Hi, Chloe.

- What are you doing here?

- Oh, Charlie was running late,

so I texted him the itinerary.

- No, I mean in Iceland.

- Kenneth invited me?

- Oh.

- You said we were getting
the gang back together,

so I called Charlie.

Thought you'd talked
to him about it.

- Yeah, I did say
that, but I didn't...

- Were you not gonna
tell me about the trip?

- I was going to.

You're just really
difficult to get ahold of.

But I'm happy that you guys
got in touch, this is great.

- It's so good to see you.

We're so glad you're here.

- It's been way too long.

Yeah.

You gotta try this.

Get in there.

- And Erin, I am so sorry
that I missed the wedding.

But I saw all the photos
and I felt like I was there.

- Hi.

- Look, when Kenneth called,

I thought that you'd
given the green light,

and I feel like I'm just
blindsiding you here.

- I'm just surprised,
that's all.

It's, that's really all.

- Right, um.

Look, I don't have to stay.

I don't wanna make
you uncomfortable,

I don't wanna make this weird--

- No, don't be silly, I'm
not uncomfortable, I'm--

- Sure, because I mean, it
was a long time ago, right?

- And we're both
adults, so it's fine.

- So, good.

- Great.
- Great.

- Awesome.

- Chloe?
- Yeah?

- Think you left your
phone in the Jeep, yeah.

- Oh, thank you.

That's sweet of you.

Oh, Johann, this is Charlie.

Charlie, this is Johann,
he's the tour guide.

- Very nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah.

I'm gonna be joining the group.

- Oh, all right, wow, wonderful.

So we're leaving in 15 minutes.

- Oh, okay.

- Johann, I hope you don't
mind a backseat tour guide.

Chloe here is very particular

when it comes to her game plan.

- Preparation is not a crime.

- Well, I'm happy for any
help she has to offer.

- Well, thank you.

- Yeah, all right.

- Really?
- Yeah.

There you go.

- Wow.

- Sorry.

- Got enough warm clothes?

- I'm sorry, I remember
somebody telling me

to always pack extra socks.

- Touche.

- So guys, welcome
to the secret lagoon.

For years, the location has
been kept secret by the locals,

hence the name.

It's said the water's
warm properties

and the mineral deposits
provide a relaxation benefits.

A dip in the lagoon may
be just what you need

to wash your cares away.

- I'm gonna need a long soak.

- So wait, how long
were you guys together?

- Charlie and I?

Yeah.

- Um, three years.

- Wow.

So what happened?

Sorry, if you don't
mind me asking.

- Oh, no, she'll talk about it.

Because Chloe is capital
O, capital K okay with it.

- I am okay with it.

We dated in college

and then he got a
photography job overseas.

- And then you had that
great job offer in Chicago

and were starting
your own career.

- Do you wanna tell it?

- No, you're doing a great job.

- Okay, so his photo shoots
took him all over the world

and we did try to do the long
distance thing for a while,

but you know.

Anyway, I've moved on.

- Questionable.

- And so has he.

- Remains to be seen.

So it's in the past.

- Great.

- Anyway, let's just not talk

about my relationship
with Charlie.

I'm sure the boys aren't
sitting around talking

about relationships, right?

- Relationships are a
complicated thing, man.

- Sounds like it.

- How is it being
back around Chloe?

I know you two didn't split
up on the best of terms.

- We just wanted different
things, that's all.

- Still.

- What's changed?

- Come on, you must get tired
of the whole nomad thing.

- I like that I can go
where my camera takes me.

I'm not tied down to
anyone or anything.

It's what I want.

- But is it all you want?

- No.

I could really go for
one of those mud masks.

Be right back.

- Okay, now, this is perfect.

- Can we just stay here for
the rest of the trip maybe?

Just right here.

- That's a great idea.

Oh.

22 minutes.

- That's pretty long.

- Wait, what are you
guys talking about?

- That's the amount of time

that it took Charlie to
break away from the group.

- Charlie!

Charlie was always
wandering off.

Really?

- You remember Guadalajara?

- Oh.

- It's like we got
lost for eight hours.

- Yeah, but I found
this great taqueria,

so it was worth it.
- Not worth it.

Yes, it was!

- It got so bad Chloe got
him this old army compass

from a street vendor just in
case he lost his way again.

- Oh, that's sweet.

- That's a very nice gesture.
- It was more just to keep us

on some sort of a
schedule, you know?

- So do you still have it?

- Yeah, yeah.

I'm not sure exactly where it
is, but I know I've got it.

Probably in a box somewhere.

- Hey, Is, will you take
a couple photos of us?

We want to send it
to Erin's parents.

- Oh, yeah.
- Oh, guys,

I've got a great spot for that.

Come here.

- Oh, great.

- Do you wanna get out,

maybe get some hot
chocolate or something?

- All right.

- So you still at
that marketing firm?

- Wow, no, I haven't
been there in years.

- Really?

- I work at a place
called Racket.

It's a podcast network.

Do you
have a podcast?

- I don't host one.

I'm a producer, so I
mainly just do research

and scheduling, stuff like that.

Not super exciting.

- Hey, so why Iceland?

I mean, you coulda
spun the globe

and picked anywhere in the
world, so why this place?

- I actually heard about it

on a little thing
called a podcast.

- You know, I thought
it had something to do

with one of your books.

- My books?

- Yeah.
- What books?

- Those huge heavy ones

that you were always
carrying around.

Oh,
myths and legends.

- Yeah, those ones, yes, yes.

They were stacked floor to
ceiling in your dorm room.

- So what about you?

Why'd you come on this trip?

- You were gonna be here.

I mean, you and Kenneth
and, and Isabella.

I mean, the whole gang
was getting back together.

I wasn't gonna miss it.

- To getting the
gang back together.

- Getting the gang
back together.

- Oh, this looks good.

- Good morning.

- Good morning.

- You're up early.

- Wanted some of
that Icelandic air.

What about you, getting
some morning shots?

- Best light.

- It's gorgeous.

- You know, I thought
that you relinquished

your tour guide
duties to Johann.

- I have.

This is for work actually.

I'm supposed to come
up with some new ideas

for podcasts for my boss.

- Sounds great, how's it going?

- It's going well, I think.

I see a lot of potential.

And this scribble I
think could be a good one

and that heart might be sweet.

You got a logo.

Right?

Morning, early birds.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

- Hope you enjoyed your
first night in Iceland.

- I slept like a baby.

- Really?
- It was great.

- I'm so happy to hear it.

Well, if you're hungry,

I will be putting out a little
something in the dining room

in a couple of minutes.

- Sounds great.
- All right.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

- Let me guess, you're starving?

- It's true.

Uh, Anna, what is this?

- It's pickled herring,
it's a classic.

- You know, I think I
had that on the plane.

- You sure?
- Yep.

- Here you go.

So this is the breakfast
every visitor needs to try.

- Oh, is this yogurt?

- It's called skyr.

It's similar to yogurt.

- It's so rich.

- Yeah, I can see why
everyone likes it.

- Oh, good.

I have a particular
fondness for skyr.

You know, without it, I may
have never met my husband.

- Oh, that's a
story I wanna hear.

- Oh, I wouldn't want
to bother you with that.

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

you have our full attention.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Well, in that case.

Kristian, I was just
telling this lovely couple--

- Oh, we're not a couple.
- We're not a couple.

I was just
telling our guests

the story of how we met.

- Oh.

- And I was selling my
homemade skyr at the market.

- I was selling my fresh
berry jam from my farm.

- And the customers, they
were going back and forth

between our stalls.

And they all said one was
the perfect complement

to the other.

- And I just knew that
I had to meet her,

so I asked her on a date
that very afternoon.

- Where did you go?

- Restaurant.

I figured let's let someone
else make the food for a change.

- Well, that's a lovely story.

- I know it's not
particularly grand,

but it's our story.

- Well, if you'll excuse us,

we'd better get
back to the kitchen.

- Yeah, yeah.
- When the rest wake up,

I'd like to have a fresh
pot of coffee waiting.

- Thank you.

- Oh, I see you found a book.

- Oh, I hope you don't mind.

I've just always been in
love with these stories.

- Of course.

In fact, why don't you keep it?

- Really?

- It's yours.

- Oh, thank you.

Oh, that was sweet.

- Mm-hmm.

Really?

- What?

- Nothing.

- Oh, no, Chlo, you
don't have to do that.

- It's fine, I was clearing
mine anyway, it's no big deal.

- Just once, I would love it

if you let us do
something for you.

- I'm just taking
in some dishes,

it's not like I made
your beds or anything.

- You did that, didn't you?

- I did make the beds.

Anyway, are you
guys almost done?

Because we gotta go.

- I didn't think Johann was
picking us up until later.

- I may have asked Johann
to tweak the itinerary

just a little bit.

- Chloe, we hired Johann

so you wouldn't have
to plan everything.

- I'm not planning everything.

I'm planning a thing, singular.

And we need to leave in six
minutes, so be ready, okay?

- What?
- Chloe!

Six minutes?

This is it!

Right?

- Yeah.

- And there's a myth

that there's a hidden
treasure of gold behind it,

so maybe we can find it.

- That's incredible.

- I know, it's so
beautiful, isn't it?

- No, I meant you.

You should be a tour guide.

Oh, I
don't know about that.

- See, even the tour guide
thinks you're the tour guide.

- Wow, okay, Kenneth.

- Well, guys, you might
be interested to know

that many of the
Icelandic waterfalls

have their own legends.

- Right.

Like elves at the end
of rainbows, right?

Which is kind of like their
version of leprechauns

and pots of gold.

- Yeah, that's right.

- Well, what are we waiting for?

- Oh, yeah, let's go get closer.

- And another one is known
as the waterfall of the gods.

- Oh, yes, I was just
reading about that.

I grabbed a book at the chalet

that was all about
Icelandic myths.

- Well, you chose a good book.

- Oh, there was a picture of
a Norse goblet on the cover.

Do you know anything
about that one?

- No.

But I do know when it
comes to Norse mythology

that sometimes things appear
before you for a reason.

To herald new beginnings.

- I should get a photo, right?

Hey guys, come on up!

- Here, let me take it.

- It's all right,
man, it's what I do.

- It's your trip, guys.

- Let him take it.
- You should be in it for once.

- Fine, all right.

Just point and click.

- Point and click, okay.

- All right, get in.

- Oh, thank you!

All right,
everyone say smyr!

Smyr!

Oh my
gosh, this is crazy.

This is incredible.

- How is this even real?

- I know.

- Guys, I read that
they don't know

where the caves are gonna form

from one year to the next.

- Oh yeah, finding them
is part of the adventure.

- It's like we're in a
real life Disney movie.

Very different
from your home in Chicago?

- I mean, we have a
lot of snow and ice,

but no, nothing like this.

I mean, the colors, this
is so vivid, it's so blue.

- Where's Charlie?

- He was just next to me.

- I'll go see if he's up here.

- Be careful.

- Hey.

You know, we're really supposed
to stick with the group.

- Not really my style.

- I know.

- But I am wondering
what is down that path.

- I don't know, maybe more ice?

Where are you going?

- I'm going to find out.

You coming with me?

- Absolutely not.

- Come on.

- We're supposed to stick
to the designated route.

- Just a quick peek

and then we will catch
back up with the group.

Trust me.

- Quick peek.

- That's all I said.

- Hello?

Light
in here is amazing.

- Make sure you
send those to me.

- Really?

- Yeah, I love your photographs.

Oh, those ones you did in
Australia, the panoramas,

they were amazing with
the red rock that when...

What?

- You went to my
travel exhibition.

- I, no, I didn't.

- Okay.

- I mean, well, I did, I guess.

I stopped by while it
came through Chicago,

but just because it was
like an awful snowstorm

and I had nowhere to.

- Careful.

You okay?
- Yeah.

Charlie, Chloe?

- We should go back, yeah?

- Yeah.

- Right.

- Hey.

- Ready?

Oh.

You go ahead.

- All yours.

- No, no.

I don't want it.

- You were reaching for it.

- I changed my mind.

- Well, don't change
it on my account.

- We should play a game.

- Uh...

- Come on, it'll be fun.

You remember fun, right?

- I have fun!

- You are cross-referencing
bus routes.

- And enjoying it.

And having a lot of fun.

- Where's Kenneth?

- Oh, Johann offered
to take them into town

to pick up a few things.

- That's really nice of him.

- I know.
- Yeah.

- Hey!
- I love Iceland.

You guys are
just in time for our game.

- Oh, I wanna play a game.

Yeah,
Johann, how about you?

You wanna play?

- I should be getting home soon.

- Oh, no, no.

Actually we do need one
more for even teams.

- Yeah, Johann, you should stay.

- Okay, so what are we playing?

Oh, the
Abominable Snowman?

- Got it.

- Wow.

How do they do that?

- That's amazing.

- Okay, that brings you
guys up to 10 points.

- I mean, you know, guys,

we don't really have to
necessarily keep score.

We could just keep this
a friendly little game.

- Sweetie, we're
winning, take the points.

- Good point, taking 'em.

- I could go for another cup.

Would you like another one?

- Yeah, thank you,
that'd be great.

- You know, I
could take one too.

- Oh, yeah, sure.

I'll just bring the pot.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

All right.

- He was up for it.

- We're up, champ.

- Yes.
- Go, go.

Come on, show 'em how it's done.

- And go.

- A log, a bench, a man, a stop
sign, a bear, a sun, a star.

You?

- I haven't drawn anything?

- A choo choo train, a tree?

An earring?

- You know, guess,
come on, come on.

- I don't know.

- 10 seconds!

- It's large.

Carrot, is it a carrot?

It's a carrot, it's
a carrot, right?

It's not, it's a carrot.

- Time's up.
- Sorry.

- It's a ski jumper.

- Wow.

Wow.

- Are you sure?

- Oh, thanks, Johann.

And you're up.

All you have to do is
draw what's on the card.

- Here you go.

- I believe in you.

- Can I take this
very nice carrot down?

- Ski jumper!

And go.

- Okay, a person throwing
something to another,

uh, snowballs, snowball fight?

- Yes!

- Yes!

What?

Everyone.

- Nope.

- So guys, today we will go

to Thingvellir,

which is where the vikings
had their parliament.

- Actually, I was
thinking that maybe today,

we could stray from the
schedule a little bit.

- Stray as in?

- As in, you know,
go with the flow,

see what kind of
trouble we can get into.

- We didn't come to Iceland
to get into trouble.

- No, I did.

- I'm sure you did.

- Come on, it's not
a real adventure

without a little
spontaneity, right?

- I'm happy to accommodate.

I mean, would you
prefer to spend today

on different excursions?

- I heard some locals
talking about a sea village

by the coast where the
vikings landed their ships.

- And what is there to
do in this sea village?

- I don't know, we'll find
out when we get there.

- It might be nice to do
something a bit more...

- Adventurous?

- That would be fun.
- Okay, let's take a vote.

Who wants to go to parliament?

- Or who wants to
have an adventure?

- I guess the group has spoken.

- You know, I just realized,
there are hardly any trees.

- Oh, that's
because the vikings,

they needed to clear
the forest for farmlands

and then they would take
the wood and make ships

and repair them.

- Is that true?

- Yeah.

- Wow.

Look, horses.

Let's stop and take
a selfie with them.

- We have horses at home, Is.

- Not Icelandic horses, Kenneth.

That is a good point.

- Oh.
- Oh!

- All right, just,
everyone just hold still.

Okay.

Okay.

Let's see what that was.

- All right, just take care
when you go outside, guys.

- Oh.
- Oh, yeah.

- That's not good.

- All right.

Oh, wait, guys.

There is a bus stop nearby,

so you can still get
to your viking village.

If you hurry, you can
make the next bus.

- Yeah, we've heard that
phrase while traveling before.

- Right?

No, you shouldn't have
to do this by yourself.

Charlie, you should help
him change the tire.

- Uh.

Uh, yeah, yeah, I can help.
- No, don't worry about it.

Just please, go and
enjoy your day, guys.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- You know what, I'll stay.

Yeah, you know, I really
like these horses.

They're really cute.

And maybe I'll like take
a hike or something.

Yeah, I'm serious, you guys go.

- You sure?

Okay, let's do it.

- Have fun.

- See you soon.

- Bread on the butter.

That's not right, is that right?

- Well, close enough.

- Never changed a tire before,

so I won't be any help at all.

- Do you wanna go
pet the horses?

- Yes.

- Certainly, yeah, let's go.

There you go.

Wait,
wait, wait, wait!

Wait, wait, wait, wait!

- Oh man.

- I, uh, I think we missed it.

- Think we definitely missed it.

- Yeah.
- Wow, cool.

Okay, well, our next bus
arrives in another two hours.

- No.
- Yes.

- It's London all over again.

- Wait, what happened in London?

- We missed the bus because
Charlie wouldn't stop posing

with the guards at
Buckingham Palace.

- Look, yeah, but
I was this close

to getting that guy
to crack a smile.

- Good job.

- Come on.

- All right, no bus,
let's improvise.

- Okay.

Um.

- We could take that.

- This is great.
- Worth it.

- We gotta go get
souvenirs for our families.

- Oh yeah, I need to
do all the shopping.

- We didn't bring
enough carry-on.

- We'll get another one.

- Oh!

- Oh, yes.

- Okay, bye guys.

- Bye!

Oh, I need that!

- I think I need
that kind of energy.

- I know.

So, where to?

- No souvenirs for you?

- Not super big on souvenirs.

Okay.

Oh.

That looks kind of delicious.

- How can you be hungry?

We just ate.

- What better way
to explore a country

than to sample all of its food?

- All of the food.

Yes.

- All right, let's try it.

- What have you got here?

- Rugbrauo.

- Rugbrauo?
- Rugbrauo.

The traditional
Icelandic rye bread.

It is actually cooked
in a special container

and buried next to
the hot springs.

- Lava-baked bread.

- You wanna try?

- Count me in.

- There you go.
- Yeah, thank you.

- Oh man.

Um, oh!

How about it?

- I thought you said no
more museum tours today.

- It has the word viking
in it, I'm an easy target.

- Look at that ship.

What's this?

"With the long
dark winter nights,

"storytelling became
a way to entertain.

"And now, tales of
Norse gods, like Odin,

"have entertained
the world over."

Yes, they have.

Oh, that's the Norse goblet
I've been reading about.

"The Mead of Poetry, a
mythical brew that was said

"to grant wisdom and inspiration
to anyone who drank it."

- "Some believe the mead
granted Odin the gift

"of poetry to woo
his wife Freya."

- That's so beautiful.

But I've always been
a hopeless romantic.

A sucker for an epic love story.

- You know, it's actually one

of the things I
like best about you.

- That's it.

Epic tales of love.

For the podcast, it's perfect!

Just couples sharing
how they fell in love.

I would listen to
that, would you?

- I think it's a great idea.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- I should write it
down before I forget it!

Thank you.

Okay, so 30 minutes, one couple.

Each person tells their side

and then we cut between the
two to tell a linear story.

With narration, right?

- Why not just
interview them together?

- I feel like you wouldn't
get the truth that way.

Plus there's perspective.

There's always two
versions of a love story

and part of the fun is seeing

how each person remembers
certain moments,

like how something can be
completely insignificant

to one person and mean
the world to the other.

- Give me an example.

- Okay, do you remember when
we went to go see "Casablanca"

freshman year on the lawn
of the student union?

- Yeah.

- And you brought
a handkerchief.

Do you remember that?

- Well, I brought it because
I knew you'd be crying

when Ingrid Bergman
got on the plane.

- That was a really
significant moment to me.

I realized that
you were somebody

that I could really care about.

- I did not know that.

- Yeah, perspective.

- Sorry, work.

- No.

So where are you off to next?

- Morocco.

- Wow.

- And I'm waiting to hear about
this job in Tokyo actually.

- How do you do it?

Live out of a backpack?

Crazy.

- When somebody asks me what
my favorite photograph is

that I've taken,
you know what I say?

- No.

- The next one.

But look, I've got the
freedom to go wherever I want

and I just, I love it that I
can lose myself in the world.

- It just sounds more like
an escape than a real life.

Not to judge.

- It's never dull.

- Well, sure, but
isn't it lonely?

- Actually, I recently
got offered a job

teaching photography at
a university in Chicago.

- Really?

- Are you surprised?

- No, no, no, no.

You would be great at that.

- Think so?

- Of course.

There's nobody more talented
at what they do than you.

They'd be lucky to have you.

I just was surprised

because it would be a
huge life change for you.

- It'd be different.

What?

- I just love this
song, it's so beautiful.

- Yeah.

- Here?
- Why not?

- Because it's a pub.

- Come on.

- No, it's embarrassing.

- Come on, be embarrassing.

- Thank you.

We'll take a short
break and be back soon.

- Hi.

You guys sounded so
beautiful together.

- Oh, thank you.

It's nice of you to say.

- I'm Chloe, this is Charlie.

- Hi, guys.

- Blessed to meet you both.

- So did you guys
always sing together or?

- Oh, well, that's a long story.

- Well, I'd love to hear
it, if you wouldn't mind.

We could buy you
some hot chocolates?

- Yeah, sure.

So I was a classically
trained pianist

and he played the violin.

We met at a recital and
just really connected.

- Yeah.

But we went our separate ways

and I thought I would
never see her again.

- Yeah, then years later,

a friend invited me to a
concert to see a metal band

and guess who was
playing in the band?

- Yeah, they needed a violinist.

It was a very
progressive metal band.

- So then what was it like
when you two reconnected?

- She was just like
I remembered her.

It was like no time
had passed at all.

- Yeah.

It was such a surprise that
we found each other again

after all those years.

- Yeah.

- Fate certainly works
in mysterious ways.

You think your
life is one thing,

but then you realize
it's all been leading

to something different.

Something better.

- I know.

That couple's story
was so sweet, wasn't it?

- It was.

- Hey, thanks for convincing me

to shake up the itinerary
and go to the viking village.

- Anytime.

You know, I think that
they had some fun too.

- I have to get this.

Okay.
- Oh, no.

- Okay.
- Come on, really?

- No, this is amazing.

- Well, look who's the
photographer now, huh?

- Are you kidding me?

If the roles were reversed,
they would take so many photos

their phones would
run out of storage.

I gotta get one.
- Okay.

I think you should host it.

- Huh?

- Your podcast, I think
you should host it.

- No, I don't think so.

I just like listening.

I love hearing the moments

that make people's
lives special.

- That is what would
be so great about it.

Most people don't
know how to listen.

- I don't like being the
center of attention really.

And then being the personality

that holds an entire
podcast together,

it's a lot of pressure.

- For what it's worth,

I think that you
would be great at it.

And who knows, maybe
this is the thing

that you can share
with the world.

- I don't think that's
the road I'm on.

- Could be.

Look, I know that this is a
little outside your comfort zone

but maybe that is just
the thing you need.

You know, maybe this podcast
could be something different.

Something better.

It's great.

- Really?
- Yes.

So send it before
you change your mind.

- Okay.

- See?

That wasn't that hard, was it?

- It was kinda hard.

- Look who it is!

- Hey!
- Hi!

Hey, stranger.

Somebody made it back okay.

- Oh, yeah, we actually
had a really great day.

I made Johann take like 47
selfies with those little horses

and then after he
fixed the tire,

we just found a little
town and had a great lunch.

It was really lovely.

- Yeah.

And did you guys make it
to the viking village?

- By land or by sea.

- We always find a way.

- Oh, and I got this.

Wow.

- Couldn't stop him.

- That actually
looks great on you.

- And we met the sweetest couple

that had the most
amazing love story

and it gave me an idea that
I just sent over to my boss.

I mean, it's not perfect,
but it's got potential.

- Best of all, Chloe
wants to host it.

- Wait, Chloe, that's great.

- See, I knew this trip would
inspire something in you.

- That's the thing
about great adventures,

they will lead you
somewhere unexpected.

Which is why to make up
for the Jeep snafu earlier,

I have booked you
guys a special evening

at one of Iceland's
most special places.

The Bubble Hotel.

Really?

- Oh my gosh, thank you so much!

- Oh, I've wanted to go there.

- This is so cool.

I keep thinking that
thing's gonna start rolling

and I'm gonna have to
run around inside it

like a giant hamster.

Tell me more about
the viking village.

Did you bring anything back?

- We got some amazing
Icelandic candy.

- Really?

Yes,
you should try some.

- So what you thinking about?

- I just really hope we get
to see the Northern Lights.

- Oh yeah, same.

You know, in all my
travels, never seen 'em.

- You haven't?

- Uh-uh.

I'm surprised.

- Yeah, me too.

And it would be one
heck of a photo.

- I know.

So beautiful.

Where have you
been that has them?

- Spent some time in the
Outback in Northern Canada.

Too cloudy, whole time.

Um, I gotta take
this, do you mind?

- Yeah, yeah.

Hey,
Mark, what's going on?

- Charlie, how is Iceland?

Icy?

- You know, people
always assume that,

but actually it is
an amazing place.

You gotta come here, man.

- Awesome, listen.

I have some good news.

The client in Tokyo,
they wanna work with you.

- No kidding.

Man, that's great.

It's awesome,
this is a huge account.

There's one tiny little
change of plans though.

They want you to squeeze
it in before Morocco.

Charlie, hello?

- No, I'm here, I'm
here, sorry, yeah.

- What's going on?

I thought you wanted this.

- I did.

No, I do, I do, Mark.

I want it.

It's just, can you give
me a couple of days

to think about it?

- Not really, we have to get
you on a plane in three days.

- Three days, huh?

- Yeah, the client has a
firm deadline for delivery.

Listen, there's some
big event in the city

and they want a panoramic
view of the Tokyo skyline

as it lights up with fireworks.

- Yeah, that sounds great.

It's just, um...

What?

It's not like there's anything
keeping you in Iceland.

- Hey, Mark, give me a couple
of days to think, all right?

I'll let you know in 48 hours.

- No, Charlie--

- Right, bye.

- It's Rick.

Hey.

- I love it.

- Really?

That's great.

- Yeah, it's perfect, has
that heart we're looking for.

Already forwarded it
to a bunch of talent.

- About that.

I was actually thinking
that maybe I could host it.

- I had no idea you were serious
about that in your email.

I've
thought a lot about it

and I have so much
passion for this.

- Chloe, you are so
good at what you do.

Honestly, we'd fall
to pieces without you.

But if it ain't broke.

- Yeah.

No, no, no, I get it.

- Look, as soon as you
get back to the office,

we are gonna get right to
work on this, I promise.

It's gonna be something special.

- Okay.

- Well?

- He loved it.

- That's great.

- But he doesn't
want me to host it.

I mean, it was a
long shot anyway.

- I'm sorry, Chloe.

- It's okay.

Just wasn't meant to be.

- All right, we are
getting out of the cold

and we are gonna drown our
sorrows in some baked goods.

- So, guys, it is a big day.

There's a lot to catch up on.

I won't give too much away,

but let's just say that I hope
you enjoy a good yodeling.

- Oh, Kenneth does.

- You're never allowed to say
yodeling in front of Kenneth.

We hadn't warned him.

- Hey.
- What?

- Play hooky with me.

- What?

- Yeah, if your
boss doesn't think

that you can host the podcast,
let's prove him wrong.

- How are we gonna do that?

- Well, I'm not a producer,

but I do happen to have a fancy
record button on my camera.

- I wouldn't know
where to begin.

- Just think of it as a
rehearsal, a test run.

You just start talking,
I will film it,

we'll watch it back
later, and who knows?

Maybe you won't even hate it.

- Maybe I will.

- There's only one
way to find out.

And I talked to Anna already

and they said that we
could borrow their truck.

- What about the tour?

- I don't think
they're gonna miss us.

Look, Chloe.

Do you want this?

- I do.

- Then maybe seeing your
passion will help convince Rick.

- All right, let's do it.

- Yes.

Okay, not bad, right?

- No.

- So Anna gave me
our first lead.

- Okay.

- It's the couple that
owns this lighthouse.

Their 35th wedding
anniversary was announced

in the paper today

and I told them that we
were researching a podcast

that was gonna be in the States.

- Okay.

Sounds good, right?

- Yeah.
- All right, shall we?

Yeah, let's do it.

We met at the.

It's a festival in town.

She was standing by the.

I noticed right away she was

the prettiest girl
I'd ever seen.

I knew I had to speak with her,

so I offered to buy her a slice.

- He was so sweet, I didn't
have the heart to tell him

that I don't like chocolate.

We spent the whole day together.

I don't think I ever laughed
quite so much in my life.

And that night, he took
me to Diamond Beach.

- It's a special tradition
for every visitor.

You write a wish on a piece
of parchment, you burn it,

so it may reach the stars.

- So what did you wish for?

- More time.

I was setting off on
my boat the next day.

- He fancied himself an
explorer, a man of the sea.

So what changed?

- I was gone for a few
weeks when I realized

that my heart was
simply no longer in it.

I wished to return.

- So then you
sailed back to her?

- Not right away.

There was a slight issue with
my navigation instrument.

- He got lost.

- Then one night, I saw the
beam from this lighthouse

and it guided me to safety.

- My family's lighthouse,
five generations.

- Wow.

- Yeah.

- I thought I would never
set eyes on her again.

It seems the stars
had other plans.

- So you never made it
to your destination, huh?

- No.

- You regret it?

- Life with her has been
my greatest adventure.

- Thank you for your time.

- You're welcome.

- Well, thank you so much
for sharing your story.

- You know, there are some
loves that are destined to be.

They just may take a
little longer than others.

- All right.

- Where to next?

- Let's figure it out.

- Thank you, sir.

And how long have
you been together?

Let me show you.

- Yes, yes.

She's beautiful.
- Thank you.

- You guys.

Five years?

You ready to see the?

So inspiring hearing these
people's stories, isn't it?

- Yes, it is.

- What are you doing?

- Well, I think
that as the host,

it's important that
we hear your voice.

- Okay.
- Chloe.

- Yes?

Your epic love
story is still unwritten, right?

- I mean, I hope so.

So how do you think
you'll know when you find it?

- I guess,

I guess I'll know when
there's nowhere I'd rather be

than by their side.

- Ever met anybody like that?

- There was someone
like that, yeah.

- But?

- I don't know, I guess

it just didn't work out.

We both wanted
different things maybe?

- I think we got it.

- Yeah.

They were so adorable

and they've lived in that
lighthouse ever since.

- That is so cute.

- Mm-hmm.

- Sounds like you and
Charlie had quite the day.

- He really came through
for me today honestly.

It was sweet.

- So is that a
potential love story

I need to hear more about?

- Who?

- You and Charlie.

Um, I don't think
there's potential there.

- Okay, I know that I
didn't know you guys

back when you were a couple,

but seeing you
guys together now,

it reminds me of when Kenneth
and I first started dating.

There is something
between you two.

- Well, there definitely
was a spark at one point.

I just, I don't know
about now really.

- But now that we're
all back together here,

I mean, it has to have
crossed your mind, right?

I mean, I don't know
if you can see it,

but the rest of us can.

- The thing about Charlie is

he'll always pick
the next adventure,

so it's hard to
compete with that.

- That's hard.

I'm gonna go get another
cup, do you want one?

- No, I'm good.

- Oh, that sounds good.

Johann, do you want
a cup of coffee?

- Yeah, I'll meet you inside.

Okay.

- Hey, Chloe.

- How was the nature reserve?

- Kenneth and Erin
had many questions

and I had some answers.

And Isabella, well, her
humor is refreshing.

So yeah.

You were missed.

- Oh, thanks.

- Actually, I'm kinda
glad I ran into you.

I have to run down to
the city hall tomorrow

and I was hoping
you might join me?

- With the tour?

- No, I hoped it would
be just the two of us.

There's something I would
like to discuss with you.

- Um, yeah, sure.

Okay.
- All right, great.

So I'll see you tomorrow then.

I'll see you tomorrow.

- So he asked you
to go somewhere?

- Yeah, last night.

- With just the two of you?
- I mean, apparently.

What?

- No, oh, no, no,
no, nothing, no.

I just thought maybe you

and Charlie might
rekindle something.

- I don't know.

I don't know if I could
go down that road again.

- Well, you're at a crossroads.

Who knows where
life will take you.

- Maybe I shouldn't go.

This trip was supposed
to be about spending time

with you guys.

- Chloe, no, don't
worry about us.

We'll be fine for a night
without your itinerary.

Take an evening for yourself.

Plus you're kind of
taking the tour guide,

so it's not like
we have a choice.

All
right, fine, I'll go,

because I'm supposed to
be having new experiences

to get inspired.

- Exactly.

Who wouldn't wanna go out

with a tall, cute, kind,
funny Icelandic man?

- Okay, it's not going out.

It's not a date.

- Isn't it?

- I don't know.

- Well, who knows?

Maybe this will be the start

of your very own
epic tale of love.

- Finish it?

I saw the beam
from this lighthouse.

- My family's lighthouse
for five generations.

I thought I would
never set eyes on her again.

It seems the stars
had other plans.

- It's great.

- Really, you're not
just saying that?

No.

You're a natural.

- Well, let's hope my boss
shares your same enthusiasm.

- You have to tell
me when it's live

because I'm gonna need
something to listen to

when I'm on my next shoot.

- Okay, it's sent.

- How do you feel?

- Nauseated?

- I'm proud of you.

- Thank you.

- Yeah.

You really took a
risk and it's awesome.

- Well, I had a terrible
influence, so thank you.

- You know, you could repay me

by giving me a
little bit of advice.

- Yes, what is it?

- I got an offer for
the job in Tokyo.

- You did, that's awesome.

Congrats.

- Thank you.

But the thing is,
I'd have to be there

the day after tomorrow.

- Oh.

- I'm thinking about passing.

- Really?

- Mm-hmm.

It's been a long time
since I've had a vacation

and being here
with y'all is just,

it's allowed me to think
about a lot of things.

- Like?

- Like my future

and what I really
want out of my life.

- And?

- And you were right.

Being on the road can
get kind of lonely.

So I've been giving
some serious thought

to that teaching gig in Chicago.

Bad idea.

- No!

No, that's, that would
be wonderful for you.

- Really, I'm not crazy?

- If you are making that
decision with your heart, no.

It's not crazy at all.

- Thank you.

I feel like I would be.

I am thinking about going out

into the wilds of
Icelandic people watching.

- Now?

- Uh huh.

I'm gonna take some photos

and I was hoping that maybe
you would want to join me.

- I do and I would.

- But?

- I made other
plans for tonight.

- Okay.

I'll see you later
though, right?

- Yeah, yeah, I'll be back.

- Thank you again.

Mm-hmm.

- So this is one of the
most beautiful places

in all of Reykjavík.

You've been very
quiet tonight, Chloe.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

It's just a lot to
take in, I guess.

- Yeah, I understand.

So tell me, college is

where you met Isabella
and the others?

- Yeah, mm-hmm.

- And do you love
what you're doing?

You know, the producing thing?

- Yes.

Well, what about you?

Have you always known that
this is what you wanted to do?

- Yeah, it's been our family
tradition for many generations,

so yeah.

- And you never wanted to
do something different?

- Why stray away from
the well-forged path?

- Yeah.

Although I've been told
there's value in taking risks.

Repeatedly, actually.

- Funny that you would say that,

because that's
actually the reason

why I wanted to speak
with you tonight.

There's a risk that
I want to take.

Um.

What do you think?

It's made out of lava
rocks and is it tacky?

- No, no, Johann,
it's beautiful, I--

- What?

- I'm flattered, but...

- Oh, this isn't for you.

- It's not?

- No, it's for Isabella.

- Oh!

- The day that she stayed after

and helped me change
the tire was magical

and we spent all of
yesterday together

and honestly she's
the most amazing woman

that I've ever met.

- Oh.

I'm
speechless around her.

- She's pretty great.

- I knew you were best friends,

so I thought maybe you would
tell me what she likes?

Her interests, and all of it?

And in case you thought
this wasn't the right gift,

and I, yeah, that's
why I asked you

to come with me tonight.

- Oh, Johann, that's so sweet.

I think she will
absolutely love it.

- Think so?
- Yeah.

- All right, all right.

- Wow, I feel very silly.

- Oh, don't, don't.

It's obvious that you
and Charlie have feelings

for one another.

I think you should
tell him how you feel.

Hey, whatcha making?

- Midnight snack.

- It's nine o'clock.

- I'm on Chicago time.

- Then it's four o'clock.

- Right.

- Are we even allowed
to be using the kitchen?

- Well, it's not
not allowed, right?

You want some?

- Sure.

No onions though.

- As if I could forget.

So how was your night?

- My night was actually
better than expected.

What about yours?

- Uh, it was good.

Got some great shots.

- Can I see them?

- Yeah, of course.

I gotta be honest, wasn't
the same without you there.

- Same here.

Oh, wow.

You still have it.

- Yeah.

I've got this habit
of getting lost.

This, it always helps
me find my way back.

- So did you?

Find your way back?

- It's just my agent.

He's been hounding me
about that trip, sorry.

- You know, I'm not that hungry.

I'm gonna, I think
I'm gonna go to bed.

- You don't have to do that.
- No, I know.

You should call your
agent back and, you know,

we can talk in the morning.

Good night.

- Whoa there,
buddy, take it easy.

I think your eyes might be
bigger than your stomach.

- They're for Erin.

She loves these.

Thought I'd make her laugh
and bring her a huge plate.

- Hey.

Question.

- Yeah?

- When do you think you knew
that Erin was really the one?

- It's hard to explain.

It just kinda hits ya.

You realize they're the
only thing that makes sense

and that couldn't
live without 'em.

Anybody fit that bill
for you, Charlie?

- Uh, yeah, maybe.

Thing is, I don't know if
she feels the same way.

- Charlie, you need
to talk to her.

You might be surprised.

- Yeah, you're probably right.

- Like, now.

- You are definitely right.

Thank you, man.

May I?

- Hey, of course.

Good morning.

- You know, it would
be a good morning

but they ran out of muffins.

- I saved you one.

That one's yours,
I saved it for you.

- What?

- I stole it before
anyone else saw it.

- Oh, you're sneaky
and sweet, huh?

This is fun, isn't it?

- It is, it's been really nice.

- There's something
that I've been wanting

to talk to you about.

- Yeah, what's going on?

- I've been thinking a lot.

- What?

You can say it.

- So it's nearly the end of
our wonderful trip together.

- I can't believe it is.

Feels like we just got here.

I know, it really does.

- But I've saved
the best for last

and tonight we will head
into town for dinner

and then a surprise.

- Oh!

So what are we doing until then?

- Well, the day is yours.

- So you were saying?

- Chloe.
- Yeah?

- Can we just talk real quick?

- Um, yeah, I'll be right back.

Sorry.

- Of course.

I love it here.

- I know, I'm so
glad we did this.

- Yeah.

- It's amazing.

- So what did you and
Johann do last night?

- Okay, well, he took me

to three places that
I can't pronounce,

one that I could but
I don't remember.

- That sounds romantic.

- Isabella, I don't have
feelings for him at all.

Really?

- Not like that.

Are you sure?

- I'm sure.

And besides, it
wasn't a date at all.

He actually asked me because
he wanted to get my advice

on someone else
he's interested in.

- Someone else?

- Yep.

You.

- Wait, really?

- It was so sweet.

He was so nervous.

Oh, wait, he's coming.

- Oh, okay.

- Isn't this fire amazing?

- It's so pretty, I know.

- Isabella?

- Oh, hi.
- Can I talk

to you for a minute?

- Of course.

- Hey, Mark, it's Charlie.

Yeah, tell the client
that I'm in for Tokyo.

Yeah, man, you can put me
on that flight tonight.

- So, I've really enjoyed
the last few days.

- Me too.

- I hope I'm not
being too forward.

It's made out of
Icelandic lava rocks.

- Is this an Icelandic tradition
I should know about or?

- Uh, no.

I saw it and I thought of you.

- I love it.

- It's my hope that
we will continue

to get to know one another,

regardless of where we
might be in the world.

- I would like that.

I would like that a lot.

- You're pretty
amazing, Isabella.

- Hey.

- Hey.

You going somewhere?

- Um.

I decided to take
the job in Tokyo.

- Oh, so you're
actually leaving.

- Yeah, I've gotta
catch the red eye.

- Wow.

Just like that, before
the trip's over?

- Client's got a
deadline and I just,

I didn't really have a choice.

- You do have a choice though.

- This is my job, Chloe.

- I just thought that
this time was different.

- I'm sorry.

- Yeah, me too.

c)

- All right, to our
last night in Iceland.

- Oh!

But I am so glad we did this.

- I know, it's been so fun.

Oh, that's.

- You doing okay, Chloe?

- Yes.

I am fine, why?

- Well, you know, Charlie,
that whole thing--

- No, no.

Charlie did what Charlie
does, so you know?

- I'm sorry, Chloe.

- It's okay, really, I'm fine.

I wish him the best.

Let's just enjoy our last night.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- You're right.

Food.

- Is that Char?

- Oh, you know what?

It's Rick.

I'm gonna take this, you guys.

- Oh, yeah, no, no, no.

How do you say
bread in Icelandic?

- Well done.

- Wow, I should have taken
Icelandic in high school.

- Hey, Rick, how's it going?

- Chloe, just checking
in on your ETA.

- Yeah, I'll be back in
the office on Monday.

- Good, 'cause we're
gonna need you to come in

and shoot some promo shots
for Epic Tales of Love.

- Promo shots?

- Well, as the host, you
will be the face of the show.

- Wait, you mean?

I mean
it's yours, Chloe.

- Thank you.

Thank you.

- Don't thank me, you earned it.

With a heck of an audition tape.

I teared up listening to it.

- Okay, well, I'll
see you Monday.

See you Monday.

- Wow.

- What?

What are you thinking?

- Just love being here with you.

- I love you too.

- We need to do it more.

- I know, I just feel
like we're always so busy.

- Well, maybe when
we get back home,

we won't start on
things right away.

We can take a couple
days of staycation.

Just the two of us.

- I like that.

No, I really like that.

- You guys.

I got the job!

- What?

- I'm hosting.

- Oh my gosh!

- Thank you.

I'm so glad that I get to share
this moment with all of you.

- I'm so happy, you deserve it.

Thank you.

- And honestly, what a
perfect way to end this trip.

- Yeah.

- And guys, have
you enjoyed Iceland?

- Are you kidding?
- Oh yeah, yeah.

- This has been great.

- Okay, but guys,
we have to promise

that we do not let
this much time go by

before we all get
together again, okay?

- I agree.

- So what are we
doing this summer?

- I guess I'm
canceling all my plans

and going on a trip with
you guys, obviously.

- Oh, how about
the French Riviera?

- Oh, yes.

Oh, I've always wanted to
go to the Galapagos Islands.

- Australia!

- Or we could just, you
know, like come back here

and see what summer's
like in Iceland.

- And hopefully Charlie
will be able to come.

- Oh, guys, we've got this
tradition here in Iceland.

Yes, where you write down a wish

and then we'll take
them to the beach

and we'll light them up
so they will come true.

- Oh, I love that.

- And then this will lead us

to our final destination
of the trip, Diamond Beach.

There you go.

- All right.
- Okay.

- I guess I'll know when
there's nowhere I'd rather be

than by their side.

And then you
just light it on fire.

Yeah.

- Okay.

- And then you just let it go.

- Yeah?
- Let it go.

- Okay, okay, all right.
- There you go.

What'd
you wish for?

- I wished that--

- Wait, don't tell me,
it won't come true.

- Well, if we're lucky, we
might see the Northern Lights.

Now I see why
they call it Diamond Beach.

- What are you doing here?

- I wasn't gonna miss this.

- What happened to Tokyo?

- I turned it down.

- Why?

- Why chase the next adventure

when everything I
want is right here?

So what'd you wish for?

- I think I just got it.

The Northern Lights!

- Man, it's even more
beautiful than I imagined.

- You know, they say
they light up the sky

to show you the way.

- Yeah?
- Mm-hmm.

- I know exactly
where my path leads.