All language subtitles for Party of Five s06e08 Faith, Hope and Charity.eng

That joke just cracks me up!

It really does? Because
it's not actually a joke.

I tried to tell it to my
girlfriend the other night.

I go, "You've got to hear what Bailey said
to his fruit and vegetable guy last week!"

You know what, can you
excuse me for one second?

My manager is signaling
me over there.

A restaurant owner's
job is never done.

You are funny.

-Joe?
-Yeah.

Do me a favor. Will you
talk to me for a minute?

And please don't laugh at
everything that I say?

Well, if you were a little
less funny or cute.

Whatever the hell
else your secret is.

Hi, there.

Hey!

-I'm sorry, did we-- -No, no, no, no, no.
I was just bored

and I thought maybe I
could lure you away.

I wish but, um...

It's a really busy
night tonight, so...

Well, I'm sure that they could
spare you for about 10 minutes,

and then, we could check
out the wine cellar.

I... Another night, another night.
I promise.

All right.

Your loss.

Sorry about that.

It's okay.

So, uh, who was that woman?

Is it someone else
you're dating?

Actually to be completely
honest with you, yes.

She is.

Is that a problem?

No.

Did you go in there?

? Everybody wants to live ?

? Like they wanna live ?

? Everybody wants to love ?

? Like they wanna love ?

? Everybody wants to be ?

? Closer to free ?

? Closer to free ?

Kirsten, it's no big deal.

I mean, it's just a number.

Of course. I know.
It's just a number.

It's still the same old me.

Hey, not so old, Charlie.

The point is, is that thirty is
just another birthday, okay?

So, no big parties or anything.

Maybe just dinner with
the family or something.

Good, that's good. Just surround
yourself with loved ones.

I mean, if you feel
like it's no big deal,

you just want to ignore
it, then, that's fine.

Well, I never said, "ignore it."

Because, truthfully, I
mean, what is it really?

-It's nothing.
-Not nothing exactly.

I mean, it is a
pretty big milestone.

If you want to have your
brothers and sisters come by...

-Make some pasta... -Kirsten,
I'm turning thirty here.

I mean, something a little
fancier than pasta at home.

Charlie, I don't know
what to tell you.

Ready to take my
medicine, Doctor.

Are you ready for yours?

Well, we were set on
the harvest theme,

but then, Mrs. Pinchman got some
deal on palm fronds or something,

so, now it's gonna be a
tropical island homecoming.

Great! Okay, so that covers
the decorating committee.

Now, how about refreshments?

-Claudia?
-Hmm?

What?

Oh, refreshments, yes.

Let's see. Okay, I
was thinking...

Well, I was thinking,
maybe crudite,

but, I don't know, maybe this is
a chip 'n' dip kind of a crowd.

So then, they could--

Excuse me, Claudia, now that
Derek plus 20 minutes is here,

we'd better hear from
our music committee.

Cam and I have found
this killer DJ

at that underground club
in the Haight, all right?

And this guy... This dude's like
madman on the dance floor, okay?

-You better watch out. -Me, man? You
are so full of... get out of here!

Come on, you guys,
focus, will you?

Come on.

Julia!

-Hey.
-Brian.

I thought you went back
to school in Santa Cruz.

I did... I just came
back cause, uh...

Okay, you probably think I'm stalking
you here, and I'm not I'm just...

All right. I am, a little.

It's only because I
wanted to apologize.

For that... For that kiss thing.

Yeah, what about
that kiss thing?

It was inappropriate.

-Look, I crossed a line.
-Yeah.

-And there was no excuse for it.
-You know what, Brian?

It's... It's whatever. Let's
just forget it happened.

Can we?

Great, 'cause I really
don't want to wreck

whatever it is you and
my Dad have going.

Will's gonna be home
from his trip on Sunday,

so I got to make room for a
bed, down here, by then.

Wait a second, hold on,
let me get this straight.

One at the table and one
in the wine cellar?

There wasn't one in the wine cellar.
I never actually...

Look, this is your
drafting stuff.

I thought you might want it before
it gets lost someplace else.

Man, I thought I was the dog.
You put me to shame!

-It's nothing to brag about, Charlie.
-Nothing to brag about?

Bailey, two women begging for you?
Simultaneously?

Well that's the thing,
that they were begging!

I mean, where's the
challenge in that?

There's such a thing as
the thrill of pursuit.

Way overrated.

Take it from an old man
who's had it both ways.

Whoa, hey, whoa. Where are you going?
Come back!

More details here!

Hi, I'm Holly.

Um...

So, uh, is John almost ready?

John?

Um...

I'm really sorry.
There's no John here.

You're not... You're
not his roommate?

-No.
-This isn't...?

Oh, my God!

Oh, God, I have got
the worst writing.

Um... I can't even
read it myself!

Let's see...

Yeah, see that looks
like a three.

-Right across the street.
-Oh, God, I apologize.

- Really. Profusely.
- No, hey.

God, now I'm going
to be horribly late

Making it, probably, our
third and final date.

-Well, three is a charm.
-Yeah, so they say.

Well, I best be off.

Uh, do I look okay?

I mean, no sweat
patches or anything?

No. Very... Very presentable.

Thanks, okay. Sorry.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Hey!

Hey, hey, hey, hold on a second.

What?

What's wro... Did I leave something?
What's wrong?

Nothing's wrong. I mean, in fact, it's
kind of the opposite, don't you think?

I mean, what are the chances of you
knocking on my door like that?

I'd say slightly worse than the
odds of me finding my actual date.

You don't understand.
It's like...

It's like it was meant to be.

Oh, I get it.

This is one of those we were
fated to meet, kind of things.

-Essentially, yeah. -Yeah. I'm
not into that kind of thing.

Me neither.

Go out with me.

-Go out with you?
-Yes.

Now? I'm on a date, remember?

Okay. So, then, go out
with me tomorrow.

Look, I'm sorry. That thing
at your door was really cute

and coincidental and everything,
but, I really don't know you.

My name is Bailey Salinger.
I live in that house.

I'm 21 years old. I
run a restaurant.

I like sports, I like music--

Look, just stop it!
And go away, please!

Don't ring that doorbell.

Too late! Rung it,
three times, see?

-Now go away. I mean it.
-I'm sorry. I just...

Sometimes you just can't
take no for an answer, okay?

When you feel a
connection like this,

and when fate has
spoken so clearly...

You are out of your mind.
You do know that.

Here's my card.

Will you call me?

Call me.

Are you Holly?

Hi, um... I'm so
sorry I'm late--

John's on the phone.
He'll be right here.

Who's he?

Hey, looks good, Owe.

It's Charlie's birthday card.

Great. Oh, hey, Victor.

Uh, Saturday, Charlie's
30th birthday.

Yeah. Claudia told me.
I'll be there.

What about you guys?

Us guys?

Yeah. Charlie would definitely
want you two there.

Us two? Why would
you think that...

-Victor.
-Hmm?

What?

Why does it have to be me?

You're the one stopping by
every day to borrow sugar.

They figured it out
for themselves.

I just didn't deny it.

What? What's the big deal?

Hey, as long as you
guys are happy.

These are terrible, all of them.

No, they're not terrible. They're
just standard editorial criticism.

"Author's verbiage suggests
material may be better suited

for a teen magazine column."
That's not terrible?

Look, Julia, uh, I
know that it's hard.

But, this is how a
book gets good.

It's getting the toughest reactions you
can, and then responding to those.

I should never have
asked to read these.

No, no. You were smart to ask.

It's better that you look
at these comments yourself,

rather than having them
filter through me.

I spent so much time on this.

Well...

I mean, if you're gonna take your
publisher's hat off to slip me some memos,

can't you keep it off long enough to
show the tiniest bit of sympathy?

I mean, can't you say, "Hey, honey,
this sucks." Or you know what?

"It doesn't matter what other people think.
I believe in you"?

You know that's true. Obviously.

Well, it would be nice to hear it
said from the person that I'm dating.

What... Do you want me to
say what you just said?

Fine. I believe in you, Julia.

Really.

Okay?

Is he asleep?

Yeah.

Late paper?

Midterm tomorrow?

Hmm?

No. Um, notes came in on my first
draft from the rest of his staff.

And they're harsh?

Let me see.

Idiot.

How do you know? You haven't read my book.
Maybe the guy's right.

Oh, I'm not saying he's not.
It's just...

-He spelled ineffectual wrong.
-No, he didn't.

-With an "a".
-He did?

Let me see that.

Huh, "inaffectual".
You're right, he did!

And this one.

By P.U...

Oh, you know what the problem is,
uh, with initials like that?

I'd probably hate
everything, too.

Stop it! How am I supposed to stay
depressed when you won't shut up?

Look,

it's pretty obvious.
They're just jealous.

Oh, come on.

What, are you kidding?

To be as young as you are...

and as smart as you are...

and as...

as smart as you are.

Well, anyways, thanks.
I... I should, um...

I should stop obsessing
and go to bed.

-I'll see you in the morning.
-Sure.

Night.

Goodnight.

First kiss.

Oh. Let me see. Uh, that
would be, Theresa Osmond.

Theresa?

-Okay, I'm intrigued. -Well,
you know, I was practicing

for my second kiss with Doug Harrison.
Very dreamy.

I seem to remember
wearing his spider ring

for the first half of my
seventh year, actually.

Only half? You kids
couldn't make it work?

Well, you know, he
was terribly clingy.

A bit like you in the
street yesterday, actually.

But you're here, though, right?

Right?

Two, Please.

Okay, my turn.

First time a girl won
you a stuffed animal.

Uh, let's see...

That'd be today.

Good.

And I have to say that my charm
bracelet is no less meaningful to me

for the fact that you had
to bribe the man for it.

Yeah, well, it's
no spider ring...

No.

I like you.

I had a feeling.

I don't know if you've
noticed, but my

suave, charming
levels are way up.

Yeah, but you get serious points
off for having to point that out.

I like you, too.

Only not as much as you like me.

Which I sense is what's
gonna keep you interested.

So you know my type, do you?

Premed since freshman year.

Refused to take any money off my
parents, hence, the 2 part-time jobs.

I'd rather drive
than be a passenger.

I think that ordering in a restaurant
should be a competitive sport.

Tell me that I can't do
something or be something

or have something and...
I'm there.

See? I don't just know
your type, Bailey.

I am your type.

I could have told you that.

Hey.

You're here a lot lately.

Yeah, well, business is good.

Daphne's here a lot, too.

Guess I should have put
that together, uh?

Julia, look, um...

I think it's cool.

I mean, honestly, my immediate
reaction is to be a little jealous,

the thought of you with anyone.

Yeah, well, uh, you know, there's
nothing really to be jealous about.

I mean, uh,

Daphne and me, we're not
together like that.

I mean, she's nice and
she's fun and stuff,

but I don't think I can
see myself with her?

Yeah.

Well, before you and I got
together, could you picture us?

Oh, well, that's... that's just it.
It's...

You and I were a terrible match.

But that kinda made it for me.

You were always
this big surprise.

But, um, Daphne... She's, uh...

I don't know. She's
so much like me.

Have you told her how you feel?

Griffin?

You should probably
let her know.

Rolled up papers and junk.

You want 'em?

Yeah, those are all my designs
from the furniture business.

Mmm. This one's just
pencils and rulers.

I need that. That's
my drafting stuff.

Hey, you want all these
teddy bears, Charlie?

Sure.

That a doll house?

No. No, it's a, uh... it's a model of a
real house that somebody could build.

Where'd you get it?

-I made it.
-You made it?

Yeah, yeah. For school.

You made that yourself?

Long time ago, I did.

Listen, um, I'm quitting
the homecoming committee.

Quitting? But why? I mean...
Claud, we need you.

Do you need Derek?

Alexa, I just don't get
how you can sit there

and joke around with
him after what he did.

You're right. He
was a total jerk.

But I guess, you know, that
was a while ago now, and--

A jerk?

He was worse than a jerk!

So, that's your position now?

What?

I'm sorry, but...

Claudia, you were the one who
decided not to report him.

You let it slide.

And... If suddenly you
regret that, well,

it's not fair to ask us to
punish him for you, is it?

Hey, Evan, I brought food.

Hey.

-Is he back yet?
-Uh, I don't know.

I just stopped by
to, uh, pack up.

-Pack up? Are... are you...? -Yeah,
I'm going back, to Santa Cruz.

Oh. Well, uh, why...

why so suddenly?

Look, uh, turns out I...
-I sorta, uh,

talked myself into
believing that kiss was

a weird combination of you
helping me with my Dad,

and how you looked, coupled
with my girlfriendlessness--

Brian, you don't...

You don't have to dwell on this.

Really, I mean, we're okay.
You and me, we're friends.

Actually, um, you're
okay with this,

but me... I swear, I'm fighting
against it, but deep down

I'm a guy who's waiting
for an opportunity here.

-Brian--
-It's not right, because...

Well, obviously
you're with my Dad.

So before I, like,
kiss you again

or start behaving like
an even bigger idiot,

I'm just gonna go, okay?

Hey.

-How much of that did you--
-Enough.

Sooner or later
Bailey, this date is

gonna have to end.

I vote for later.

So, cappuccino,
espresso, aperitif?

Whatever you recommend.

I recommend, you go
out with me again.

You know, there are a lot of advantages
to having one really nice date,

and then never seeing
each other again.

Such as...

Well, you're left with this
really perfect intact memory,

and you never get around to
disappointing each other.

And that's inevitable?

Sure. I mean, everyone has
skeletons in their closet

that have to come out
sooner or later.

Well, my... mine are your normal
standard-issue skeletons.

Mm-hmm.

Problems that I've overcome

a long-term relationship
that ended in the fall.

And scars from that?

Some.

Excuse me. I'm sorry, miss.

Hey, Joe, do me a
favor, will you?

Send over like an
assortment of desserts.

Absolutely. But there's a
gentleman here to see you. So...

This is him? You're salinger?

Yes. What's going on?

She told me... Tracy. About
what you've been doing.

-Okay, hold on a-- -Not that I
couldn't have figured it out,

she's got matchbooks from this place
lying on the damn night table.

All right. This
is not the place.

I had to get a look at you.

I wanted to see what kind of guy
would actually chase a woman who...

You are scum, pal.
You know that?

Is this one married, too?

Let's take it
outside, shall we? Come on.

Hey! Come on!

Cut it out! Let's go! Let's go!

Evan, can we please
talk about this?

Told you yesterday it was okay.

But it's... it's not.

It's not okay. I mean, I
should have told you.

I don't know why I didn't,
and this makes it seem

as though it meant something
to me, which it really didn't.

No, forget it.

You didn't want to upset me.
I understand.

And I'm not... I'm not angry.

Okay, you don't have to say that, Evan.
I mean, this is...

Well, it's pretty
horrible, and I--

It's not hard to explain.

You're his age. It makes
sense, his interest in you.

And I'll tell you what else,

I'm sure that he's angry at me.

For everything with his Mom
and for my being with you.

So I'll clear. You relax.

Beautiful, I love it!

Oh, you two are so adorable.

Oh, hey! We should get one
with the whole court.

Of course. Can we have the princes
and princesses here please?

- Oh, yes! Lovely!
- Nice!

Liking it.

Man, this crap's gonna
drive me to drink...

Look, I know you
probably hate me.

Well...

But I talked to your
brother, and he's cool.

Yeah, he told me about it.

Hey, Salinger!

-Claudia!
-Come here!

- Hey, hey, - Claudia, come here!

You'd better hurry, they're
ready for your close-up.

Hey.

You got enough of
that to go around?

Sure.

How did you...?

I walked up and down the block,

until I found the car with the med
center parking sticker on it.

-I wanted to explain--
-No, listen, Bailey.

Look, I'm not storming out of your
life in some indignant huff, you know?

I really haven't earned the right.
I mean, I barely know you.

God... Look, uh, all I'm
trying to say is, uh...

uh, that this isn't...

You aren't right for me.

Okay, so... Can't we just leave
it at that and walk away?

No. No. I don't want to.

Listen, I was in a relationship

for 4 years that meant pretty
much everything to me, okay?

And it just ended.

And so, I felt like I just
needed to do the opposite--

-What? A relationship that
meant nothing? -Exactly.

The fact that this woman was
married, that she was unavailable--

-Made it more exciting.
-Made it pointless.

Made it just a stupid exercise,

just a way of getting
Sarah out of my head.

Listen, Bailey...

To be honest, I think that
you're probably an okay guy.

More than okay, probably.

And yeah, I don't believe
that you make a habit

of having elicit affairs
with married women.

I don't.

But you're still a kid.

A kid?

See, I want to be with somebody

who knows a meaningless affair is
stupid before he starts having one.

I don't want a boyfriend who is learning
all his life lessons on my time.

It's really that simple.

So thank you

for a lovely date.

And have a nice life.

I guess.

-Hey.
-Hey.

You leaving?

Yeah, you know what, I've got a
lot of work to do, and I'm sorry,

I know you just rented those Almodovar
movies, so I'm really sorry.

No, no, no, I... it's okay.
It's okay. I understand.

You understand?

Yeah. No problem. I'll just
rent 'em another time.

Right.

It's never a problem, is it?

-Whatever it is, you understand.
-What?

I mean, how is that
possible, Evan?

No one is that understanding.

Julia, is this
about Brian still?

No, it... it's not. It's...

it's everything, Evan.
It's about everything.

I mean, every step of the way
with us, it's been this.

I have to force you
to feel any emotion!

-I'm not unfeeling.
-Okay, then to express it.

You can't actually tell me that knowing
that your son kissed your girlfriend

made you feel nothing!

Okay.

So it bothers me. What do
you want me to do, Julia?

Do you want me to start
yelling and screaming?

-Maybe. Maybe you should!
-You want me to draw a graph

that has every single emotion that I feel,
Julia? Because I'm not that kind of--

Not every emotion,
Evan, just some!

Just some. I want...

I want more of you, Evan. I
want you to give more to me

than you would some editor you
just hired or a bank teller.

'Cause otherwise...

What does this mean, the
two of us, together?

So I get to see
you naked, great.

But anything deeper than that
is off limits? That is not...

That is not gonna
work for me, Evan.

It won't work.

Hey, Claudia! Over here!

Oh, hey!

Hey, how you all doing?

Claud, hope you saved
some of that for us.

Sorry, it's all gone.

Guess I better grab that
bottle I stashed in my locker.

Uh-oh! Whoa, watch out, girls!

Yeah, this is one dangerous
guy when he drinks.

Yeah, I mean, you... you
all should know that.

Um, hey, Claud, how about we go do
a little lipstick reapplication--

I mean, I know you
know that, and...

Oh, hey. Hey, yeah, maybe

Cam knows it, too.

Yeah, Derek probably told you.

Hey, wait... wait a
minute what are you--

Oops, I've been drinking, so that
excuses everything, doesn't it?

Come on, Claud.

-Let's go walk this off.
-Whoa! Why, Cameron?

You afraid what
I'll say about you?

-Don't, Claudia.
-Don't what?

Don't say what I
think, or what I feel?

Because why? Because then what?

God forbid things might
not stay the same!

I mean, that's what
it's all about, right?

When you're up on the top
looking down, everything's...

It's a nice view.

You know what?

I'm so tired

of what I'm seeing.

Hey!

Look who's here!

It's my knight in shining denim.

-Hey.
-Hi!

-How you doing?
-Great!

This, uh, comb-over divorcee took a
fancy to me, and he left me a huge tip.

And all I served him was a beer.

Listen, uh,

do you think maybe we could,

uh, go--go somewhere,
and talk or something?

Uh...

How 'bout we go for a
quick ride instead?

I was thinking...

I don't know. Maybe
some coffee or...

Come on. Just give me another
lesson on this thing.

I think I remember here.

You turn the key and
press the start button.

Look, I only have one helmet,

and, uh, we really need to talk.

Can we just go for a quick ride?
Please?

All right, but
you're wearing this.

All right. Now, put
the kickstand up.

All right, and the clutch in.

All right, gear with
your left foot.

All right, now we're gonna let out
on the clutch slowly, slowly, okay?

That's good, now take it
easy, all right. Okay.

All right, slow down,
Daph, slow down.

I'm getting better
at this, aren't I?

Yeah, you're doing all right.
Look out!

Daphne watch it!

Griffin!

I, uh... I tracked down Griffin's father.
He's in Germany.

-Well, we're here, right?
-Yeah.

You know what his Dad
said when I told him?

He said, "Stupid kid,
not wearing a helmet."

He actually said that.

Hey. How are they? I
heard Griffin was--

He's still in surgery.

-And Daphne? -She just
got scraped up a little.

They're keeping her
overnight for observation.

I think she's sleeping, but--

Are you Griffin
Holbrook's family?

We're... Yeah. Yeah, that's us.

How is he? Is he okay?

Well, he had some
inter-cranial bleeding,

but we evacuated the hematoma
and there was no brain damage.

So he's gonna be all right?

Well, as far as his head
injury goes, we believe so.

As far as his head?
What is that?

Was there something else?

Well, his right hand
was badly injured.

Multiple fractures, lacerations
of the nerves and the tendons.

What does that mean? I mean, you
just said he was gonna be okay.

Well, he'll have to undergo
re-constructive surgery...

And there is a chance he won't
regain the use of his hand.

So, when do you do the surgery?

Well, it's complicated.

He's uninsured, and this is
a very expensive procedure,

which means as soon as he's stable,
we have to transfer him to county.

Now, certainly they're adequate,
but they don't have our facilities

or our staff. So...

You gotta be kidding me. He'd lose his
hand because he doesn't have insurance?

I'm sorry. I don't make policy.
I don't even agree with it.

Really. I'm sorry.

You know what? Do the surgery.
We'll pay for it.

Julia, hold on.

Let's think about this. We
don't even know how much--

He could lose his hand, Charlie.

That's Griffin's whole way of
life, working with his hands.

I'm not saying that
we shouldn't do it.

I think we just need to
figure out how we can.

Do the surgery.

We'll find a way.

Okay. I'll put you with our
administrative director

while I put a surgical
team together.

Excuse me, I'm looking
for a Griffin Holbrook.

Am I in the right place? He
was in a motorcycle accident.

-O.R. Six. That way.
-This way. Thank you.

Ooh! Sorry.

-Hey.
-I don't believe it.

You're following me around.
Are you insane?

You know that I can have
you thrown out of here.

I didn't even know
you were here.

Someone I know was
in an accident.

-Hey, Daph.
-Hey.

Is, um... is Griffin...

Do they know if he, uh...

-Oh, God. -It's gonna
be all right, honey.

-You're gonna be fine.
-What have I done?

What have I done?

Julia?

-Hey.
-Hey.

So how is he? Is he okay?

I don't know. They don't know.

-You didn't have to come here.
-No, no. I wanted to.

I'm glad you called me.

I mean, you know, I... I, uh,

I want to be able to...

to be here for you when,

you know, things
like this happen.

I'm not great at
it, obviously...

Evan, it's all right.
You don't have to--

No, no, no! I do. I do.

You know, my timing
here, it stinks,

and you can tell me to shut up
any time you want to, Julia,

but I have been thinking.

And what you said about me...

I mean, it's true. It's true.

I mean, you're not the
first one, you see, Brian,

my wife, you know, they've all
said everything that you've said,

you know, that I get
all kinda bottled up.

You know, I made all
sorts of excuses...

everyone else. It
was their problem.

But the truth is that

I've always known that
there's work to do.

And I want to do it, Julia.

If you could just bear with me.

You know what the problem is?

I just wrote this book

about my whole life.

And now I'm finding
it hard not to notice

that I keep doing this,

I keep getting involved
with guys who say,

"I have a problem,
bear with me."

I don't know. Maybe I
thought you'd be different,

because, Ned, I mean, he... he had
no control over his feelings.

Or maybe I, uh...

Maybe I thought
you'd be the same.

But the thing is, I, uh...

I care so much about you.

I might...

I might even love you.

But it's too much work.

It's too much.

And I'm sorry, I really am.

But I can't anymore.

I can't.

Happy birthday.

Yeah.

You know, I was looking at Griffin
lying there, lying in that bed.

Not too long ago, that was me.

I remember.

And I promised myself that if I
ever got out of there alive,

I wasn't gonna waste time on
the stuff that doesn't matter.

I'm gonna quit
teaching, Kirsten.

Charlie...

Yeah, the factory pays more,
and we need that money.

Yeah, but you... you love
the teaching better.

That's not what matters now.

What matters the most to me
right now is making this baby.

The rest of it...

It'll come in time.

Stuff I always dreamed about, the
designing stuff, it'll come.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Funny thing is, I am.

There's just been so
many times that...

I mean, when Mom and Dad died and I
had to put my whole life on hold.

When you went away,
when I got sick...

I kept just having to
trust fate, you know?

And if I just held on,
the things that I wanted

would come back to me.
And they always did.

And they will again.

If I just hold on,
they will again.

Thank you so much.

Funny how we keep on bumping
into each other, huh?

Yeah.

I'm so sorry about
what I said before.

You know, downstairs.

-Is your friend--
-We're still waiting to hear.

He's in pretty bad
shape, though.

God, motorcycles.

What, they're too out
of control for you?

Too young?

I'll keep my fingers
crossed for your friend.

You pegged me wrong, you know.

I'm a lot of things and not
all of them good things,

but a kid?

I wish.

I mean, if you only knew what the last
6 years of my life have been like.

I made a mistake, Holly.

And I'm gonna make a lot more
before I'm old, but you know what?

You rang my doorbell by mistake,

and I ran after you like
an idiot, like a kid.

And I got you to say yes.

So...

So don't tell me that there isn't
something that's worthwhile

about taking chances, and
about being reckless

and saying to hell with the
consequences, because, Holly,

you said "yes".

Griffin.

Hey.

Hey.

Ohh.

Oh, is there some water?

Yeah.

Here.

How you feeling?

I've been better.

How's Daphne?

She's fine.

Have you been here all night?

Isn't there someplace that--

No, I... I wanted to stay here.

Ah.

They, um... they had to do some
surgery on your hand, so...

It hurts like hell.

I'll get the nurse.

No, Julia. No, just...

Just tell me, am
I gonna be okay?

Yeah, you're gonna be great.

Just tell me, okay?

Well, the doctor...
there was a...

a hand surgeon. She's...
she's really helpful.

But I mean, this place is the best in
the city for this kind of thing, so...

So, they don't know?

Do they?

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