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Mr. Kramer.

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I don't know if you remember me.

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I'm Mary Landers,
reporter for The Bugle.

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I remember.

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Did you happen to see
my article in The Bugle

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of the incursion of chipmunks
in Hidden Hollow Park?

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Must have missed it.

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Well, with my
investigative reporting,

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I exposed that the chipmunks
are disturbing

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all the biological balance
of all the fauna in the park.

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It's true, the squirrels
are really upset.

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You interviewed squirrels?

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Well, actually, I interviewed
a world renowned behaviorist

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from City College
that did confirm that

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the squirrels are exhibiting
signs of depression.

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It's all in the height
of the tail.

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I'd love to come
talk to you about

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some articles
I'm thinking about.

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Keep up the good work.

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Thanks, sir.
Have a great day.

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Well, at least he knows who I am.

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- Hey, Natalie.
- Good morning.

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- Hey, Todd.
- Good morning, Mary.

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- Morning, Sharon.
- Hey.

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Keeping busy?

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Emergency closure on South Temple.
They need to remove a dead tree.

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Stop the presses.

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What's wrong, Mary?

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I can't do this anymore.
I'm going mad.

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- What are you talking about?
- I can't write about this anymore.

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I can't write about
yard sales and spelling bees.

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We all gotta start somewhere.

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We've been doing this
for six years now.

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Okay? I went to
journalism school.

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I hardly think my
professors thought

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my big breaking story would be
writing about a sign on Gino's Pizzeria

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that's keeping the residents
awake at night.

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The neighborhood was
very grateful.

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Besides, I thought you were gonna talk
to Jack Kramer over at the Gazette.

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I did.

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And?

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Let's just say he's not
overly impressed with

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my investigative reporting
on chipmunks.

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It was a story that
needed to be told.

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I am dying here.
I feel like I'm standing still.

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What do you say we...
we go out tonight?

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Have some margaritas.

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Who know, maybe we'll get lucky, and
we'll witness a robbery or something.

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You'll be off and running.

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Can't.
Going out with Carl.

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Said he had something
important to tell me.

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I bet he's gonna propose.

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- You think so?
- Well, I mean, it's been five years.

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- And he's not gonna do
better than you. Oh, Connie.

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I want you to go talk to the
washroom attendants at The Drake.

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They still have
washroom attendants?

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Yes, and they're very upset.

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Go on, I know you
have it in you.

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Make it special.
Mary.

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- Yeah, Wally.
- I have a special assignment for you.

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- Really?
- This is gonna be front page stuff.

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- Really?
- It's for our Valentine's Day issue.

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Really.

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You look disappointed.

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It's just that does the
public really need to know

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that candy corn Cupids are gonna
be all the rage at Taffy Town?

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No, I'm thinking more of
a meditation on love.

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Give me your take on
the true meaning of love.

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You want me to write about
the true meaning of love.

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In 3,000 words.

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- But, Wally, I...
- Go on, I know you have it in you.

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Make it special.

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Okay.

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I don't know why I bother
to look at this menu.

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We always order the same thing.
Cheese ravioli for two.

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I guess you could call us boring.
Set in our ways. Right, Carl?

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Never mind.

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Hi.
I know what we want.

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We're gonna get the
cheese ravioli, please,

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and, I... I would love
a little bit more water.

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Actually, I'm gonna have
the chicken risotto.

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And, tiramisu
for the lady, please.

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Thank you.

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- What's going on, Carl?
- What do you mean?

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You just ordered
the chicken risotto.

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We always get
the cheese ravioli.

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Yeah... I think I can explain.

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Look, I want to tell you
something that happened last week.

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Does this have to do with
the chicken risotto?

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In a way, yes.

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So, Tim Wood came in.
You know who Tim Wood is, right?

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- He's one of your customers?
- Yes, a very good customer.

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Every three years
for the last 15 years,

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he's leased the same car from me.

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A four-door, kid friendly,
brand new navy blue sedan.

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Every three years,
same car, same features.

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But last Thursday,
you know what he did?

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I haven't the slightest idea.

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He bought a brand new
convertible sports car.

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Just like that, he walked
in and... and just...

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and just got a red convertible.

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What does this have to do
with the chicken risotto?

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It has to do with change, Mary.

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It was in that moment,
that very moment,

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that Tim Wood bought
that convertible

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that I had my
road to Damascus moment.

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Road to Damascus?

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I remembered then what
my father used to say to me.

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If you don't like something,
change it.

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Not quite Mark Twain,
but okay, fine.

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Get your risotto.

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I don't think
you understand, Mary.

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I'm sorry, Mary,
I just don't think that

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we should see each other
anymore.

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Sorry.
What'd you say?

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There has to be more to life
than cheese ravioli.

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I don't understand, Carl.
We've been together for five years.

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You've always loved
cheese ravioli.

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I'm bored, Mary. I need...
I need some excitement in my life.

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What are you saying, I'm boring?

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No, I...

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Call me crazy,
but I'd like to date someone

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who didn't know what
they want to order

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without looking at the menu.

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Fine, I'll change my order.
I'll change. Okay?

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Where's the waitress?
I'll have the manicotti.

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This is bigger than manicotti.

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Look, you... you're a great gal.

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I just lately
have been thinking that

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I need something different,
something less...

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predictable.

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Predictable?

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I just wrote an investigative
piece on depressed chipmunks...

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Squirrels. Squirrels.

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Don't tell me
that is predictable.

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Mary, I need...
I need someone that

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when she walks in the room,
I get butterflies in my stomach.

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But we live in
the same building, Carl.

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Don't you think it would be
awkward if we broke up?

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Yeah, you're right about that.

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I think you should move.

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But it's almost Valentine's Day.

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- Here you go.
- It'll...

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Hi. We're actually gonna get that
to go, if that's okay. Thanks.

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<i>Aviation Way.
Next stop, First Avenue.</i>

146
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Wait!
You forgot your phone.

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Sorry.

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Shoot.

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Excuse me.
I'd like to turn this in.

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Lost property, form F2108.

151
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It's not a lost property.
I found this phone,

152
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and I just want to give it back.

153
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Yeah, we don't have
a form for that.

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- What do you mean?
- Look, lady,

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I work for the transit system.

156
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People don't just turn
property in around here.

157
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- Well, what is all that stuff?
- Every night, we clean the train cars.

158
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And every night we find phones,
keys, baby bottles, you name it.

159
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What can I say? It all ends up...
Here.

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You know what?
Never mind.

161
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I'm gonna take the phone
and try to find him myself.

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- What's wrong?
- Carl broke up with me.

163
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Yes!

164
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I mean, no, no, no,
that is so bad.

165
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- Man.
- You hated him.

166
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I don't hate him, I just...
I think you can do better.

167
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What happened?

168
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He said he wants
something different.

169
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What am I supposed to do? How am I
supposed to be any different in my life?

170
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Well, you could start with changing
those shoes, they're horrible.

171
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He says I'm predictable.
Am I predictable?

172
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Predictably wonderful.

173
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You're so sweet. You always
say the nicest things to me.

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That's because you're
a good person, Mary.

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Hey. Hey.
You're a good person.

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I am a good person.

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- Yeah.
- I am.

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I do really nice things
for people, like...

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if somebody's checking out,
I'll let them check out

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in front of me at the
grocery store with one item.

181
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And I donate all my clothes
to Goodwill.

182
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Connie, she sends me all these
videos, thousands every day,

183
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and I always tell her
thank you for them.

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And you probably
don't know this,

185
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but I put nickels on the sidewalk
just so people can find them.

186
00:12:04.411 --> 00:12:07.257
Is that why Mr. Gilbert is always looking
at the ground in front of the building?

187
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Who am I kidding?
Who's gonna fall in love with me?

188
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Really?

189
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Hundreds of guys.
I mean, there's thousands.

190
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Name one.

191
00:12:18.125 --> 00:12:20.959
Okay...
Mr. Vornado.

192
00:12:20.995 --> 00:12:22.561
- My dry cleaner?
- Yeah.

193
00:12:22.596 --> 00:12:23.996
He's always had a thing for you.

194
00:12:24.310 --> 00:12:25.475
No, no, no,
I'm not crossing that line.

195
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He is the best dry cleaner
in the city.

196
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Do you know how hard it is
to find a good dry cleaner?

197
00:12:29.270 --> 00:12:30.614
- I mean, that guy is a genius...
- Fine, fine, fine, fine.

198
00:12:30.638 --> 00:12:32.938
You're never gonna
find love ever again,

199
00:12:32.973 --> 00:12:34.918
and you're just gonna live alone
with cats the rest of your life.

200
00:12:34.942 --> 00:12:36.740
Congratulations.

201
00:12:36.110 --> 00:12:37.943
- Will I?
- Seriously really?

202
00:12:37.978 --> 00:12:39.278
You know what?
Jack Kramer,

203
00:12:39.313 --> 00:12:41.413
he just needs to give me
that job at The Gazette,

204
00:12:41.448 --> 00:12:45.417
and then my life will be changed,
and I will be different.

205
00:12:45.452 --> 00:12:47.419
What, no, no,
what are you doing?

206
00:12:47.454 --> 00:12:49.588
You are not texting the guy
that broke your heart.

207
00:12:49.623 --> 00:12:51.635
- No, no, give me...
- No, relax, it's not... it's not my phone.

208
00:12:51.659 --> 00:12:53.258
This is... I found this
on the subway.

209
00:12:53.294 --> 00:12:55.661
This guy... I just want
to find his contacts

210
00:12:55.696 --> 00:12:58.960
so I can give it back to him.

211
00:12:58.132 --> 00:13:01.266
- The security code.
- Try 1234.

212
00:13:05.306 --> 00:13:07.272
How did you know that?

213
00:13:07.308 --> 00:13:09.975
'Cause it's everybody's
security code.

214
00:13:10.100 --> 00:13:15.147
It says if you find it,
contact James Fielding.

215
00:13:15.182 --> 00:13:17.182
He's on South State Street.

216
00:13:17.217 --> 00:13:19.151
555-0127.
Give me your phone.

217
00:13:23.157 --> 00:13:26.992
Okay.

218
00:13:29.596 --> 00:13:32.464
<i>Hey, it's James. I'm out of the
country, so don't leave a message.</i>

219
00:13:32.499 --> 00:13:34.499
<i>I will see you after
my latest adventure.</i>

220
00:13:34.535 --> 00:13:39.972
My latest adventure?
Who is this guy, Marco Polo?

221
00:13:40.700 --> 00:13:43.308
I mean, look at him. Look.
He dives with sharks.

222
00:13:43.344 --> 00:13:45.644
- Whoa.
- He... He jumps off cliffs.

223
00:13:45.679 --> 00:13:47.980
He runs with...
He runs with the bulls.

224
00:13:48.150 --> 00:13:49.348
This is the perfect guy for you.

225
00:13:49.383 --> 00:13:51.683
Victor, my boyfriend
just broke up with me.

226
00:13:51.719 --> 00:13:53.352
This might be
a crazy idea, but...

227
00:13:56.560 --> 00:13:57.600
do you know who he's
the perfect guy for?

228
00:13:57.624 --> 00:14:00.325
- Who?
- The Gazette.

229
00:14:00.361 --> 00:14:01.593
The Gazette? Wh...

230
00:14:01.628 --> 00:14:05.230
The Gazette is always looking to find
new interesting people to profile.

231
00:14:05.265 --> 00:14:08.200
I could just write a story on him.
That would be a good way in.

232
00:14:08.235 --> 00:14:11.690
Did you not just hear the part
about him being out of the country?

233
00:14:12.706 --> 00:14:16.608
What if he turns out to not
even be an interesting person?

234
00:14:18.379 --> 00:14:20.545
Is that a real lion?

235
00:14:20.581 --> 00:14:22.214
Yeah.

236
00:14:26.220 --> 00:14:27.519
It's Mr. Gilbert.

237
00:14:27.554 --> 00:14:30.390
- What is he doing?
- He's looking for nickels.

238
00:14:32.459 --> 00:14:34.292
Is that my future?

239
00:14:34.328 --> 00:14:35.728
Looking for nickels
in the junipers?

240
00:14:38.499 --> 00:14:41.990
He texted.
What do I do?

241
00:14:44.405 --> 00:14:47.205
You sent an emoji of a pumpkin?

242
00:14:47.241 --> 00:14:48.707
He's gonna think
I'm a total lunatic.

243
00:14:48.742 --> 00:14:51.710
Yeah, or festive.

244
00:14:51.745 --> 00:14:54.446
"Yes, I have your phone".

245
00:14:56.450 --> 00:14:58.830
"Are you the girl
on the train?"

246
00:14:58.118 --> 00:14:59.651
He remembers me.

247
00:15:01.121 --> 00:15:03.422
"The one with the red shoes
eating dessert?"

248
00:15:05.292 --> 00:15:10.262
Please tell me you were not
eating cheesecake in public again.

249
00:15:10.297 --> 00:15:13.231
It was the tiramisu
from Nino's Amore.

250
00:15:13.267 --> 00:15:15.267
I couldn't resist.
Give me your phone.

251
00:15:17.204 --> 00:15:19.571
He says he's in the airport
heading to Paris.

252
00:15:19.606 --> 00:15:21.740
He says he uses it for
international travel.

253
00:15:21.775 --> 00:15:24.443
This guy's like James Bond.

254
00:15:24.478 --> 00:15:26.111
He says he wants to meet me.

255
00:15:27.681 --> 00:15:30.820
What do I say?

256
00:15:30.117 --> 00:15:32.818
"Yes, I can meet you.
When?"

257
00:15:32.853 --> 00:15:36.488
"Back on February 14th".

258
00:15:36.523 --> 00:15:38.256
- Valentine's Day?
- Yeah, what do you care?

259
00:15:38.292 --> 00:15:40.920
You're not gonna be busy.

260
00:15:40.127 --> 00:15:42.427
He wants you to hold
onto his phone until then.

261
00:15:42.463 --> 00:15:45.130
Uh, "where should we meet?"
Question mark.

262
00:15:46.533 --> 00:15:51.369
- "Kimi's, 9 p. m".
- Kimi's, Kimi's. Kimi's?

263
00:15:51.405 --> 00:15:52.838
Yeah, the place
by my old apartment.

264
00:15:52.873 --> 00:15:55.440
Yeah, yeah, I love that place.
Okay.

265
00:15:58.312 --> 00:15:59.845
What are you typing?

266
00:15:59.880 --> 00:16:03.782
I'm asking him if it's okay
if you write a story on him.

267
00:16:06.687 --> 00:16:08.186
What's he saying?

268
00:16:08.222 --> 00:16:10.622
He wants to know
what kind of story.

269
00:16:11.592 --> 00:16:13.492
Okay.

270
00:16:13.527 --> 00:16:16.795
Tell him I'm a very
important reporter

271
00:16:16.830 --> 00:16:19.331
working for an internationally
recognized newspaper,

272
00:16:19.366 --> 00:16:21.666
and I write profiles on
interesting people.

273
00:16:23.837 --> 00:16:27.339
Pretty sure the staff of The Bugle,
circulation 142, is gonna believe that one.

274
00:16:27.374 --> 00:16:30.142
Just type that.

275
00:16:32.212 --> 00:16:35.480
He's saying, "What makes you
think I'm so interesting?"

276
00:16:38.685 --> 00:16:41.186
"Just a hunch.

277
00:16:41.221 --> 00:16:43.722
"I would like to get to know
you better to make sure".

278
00:16:43.757 --> 00:16:45.257
- No.
- Send.

279
00:16:45.292 --> 00:16:47.826
No! Don't send that.
Victor.

280
00:16:47.861 --> 00:16:49.828
That is so embarrassing.

281
00:16:49.863 --> 00:16:52.230
I'm just gonna crawl in a
hole and die of embarrassment.

282
00:16:55.536 --> 00:17:00.505
"You have everyone I know
in your hands. Go for it".

283
00:17:04.945 --> 00:17:06.578
"Go for it"?

284
00:17:18.280 --> 00:17:19.527
Hey, Mom.

285
00:17:21.640 --> 00:17:24.399
- There you are.
- Hi.

286
00:17:24.434 --> 00:17:28.303
You're an hour late.
Hey, where's Carl?

287
00:17:28.338 --> 00:17:31.390
- We broke up.
- I'm sorry.

288
00:17:31.678 --> 00:17:34.909
You career girls, all work
and no time for romance.

289
00:17:34.945 --> 00:17:38.313
- Carl broke up with me, Aunt Pam.
- So, are you seeing anyone new?

290
00:17:38.348 --> 00:17:40.982
It's been less than 24 hours.

291
00:17:41.180 --> 00:17:42.350
Hi, Uncle Bill.
Hi.

292
00:17:42.386 --> 00:17:45.530
She got dumped. She's single.
Still single.

293
00:17:46.123 --> 00:17:47.989
Happy birthday, Dad.

294
00:17:48.250 --> 00:17:50.258
Thank you, sweetheart.

295
00:17:55.465 --> 00:18:00.168
- Are you okay?
- Yeah. Why?

296
00:18:00.203 --> 00:18:03.872
Just surprised about
you and Carl, that's all.

297
00:18:03.907 --> 00:18:08.243
You know, I think...
he thinks I'm boring.

298
00:18:08.278 --> 00:18:12.580
- Why, that is ridiculous.
- No, I think he's right.

299
00:18:12.616 --> 00:18:14.449
About being boring?

300
00:18:14.484 --> 00:18:16.351
I think I'm bored.

301
00:18:19.222 --> 00:18:20.922
But I'm gonna do something
to change that.

302
00:18:20.957 --> 00:18:22.357
Like what?

303
00:18:22.392 --> 00:18:24.392
I'm gonna find a great guy.

304
00:18:24.428 --> 00:18:28.363
And then I'm gonna be everything
he wants in a girl and more.

305
00:18:28.398 --> 00:18:31.533
And we're gonna fall
madly in love.

306
00:18:31.568 --> 00:18:35.103
- And then what?
- What do you mean?

307
00:18:35.138 --> 00:18:39.207
You become the girl that this
great guy of yours is looking for,

308
00:18:39.242 --> 00:18:41.420
and then what?

309
00:18:41.780 --> 00:18:44.450
Well, we'll live
happily ever after.

310
00:18:45.415 --> 00:18:50.418
So, this new guy of yours
gets the girl of his dreams.

311
00:18:53.900 --> 00:18:55.990
What, Mom? You're doing
that... that nod, that...

312
00:18:56.260 --> 00:18:57.592
You have that look.

313
00:18:57.627 --> 00:19:03.708
It just seems to me that in your
happily ever after, you lose.

314
00:19:04.340 --> 00:19:06.267
Lose what?

315
00:19:06.303 --> 00:19:08.200
Yourself.

316
00:19:08.380 --> 00:19:12.307
Who you really are, what you
really want, what you really need.

317
00:19:14.478 --> 00:19:18.346
To find real love, Mary,
you have to love yourself first.

318
00:19:18.381 --> 00:19:21.182
It will come to you.

319
00:19:21.218 --> 00:19:24.919
But true love doesn't
fall for disguises.

320
00:19:24.955 --> 00:19:27.880
It sees right through them.

321
00:19:27.124 --> 00:19:33.661
So you just be your authentic,
wonderful self.

322
00:19:33.697 --> 00:19:35.597
And it'll come.

323
00:19:35.632 --> 00:19:38.533
- Now, come on.
- Okay.

324
00:19:38.568 --> 00:19:44.139
- Happy birthday to you...
- Happy birthday to me...

325
00:19:44.174 --> 00:19:48.977
- Happy birthday to you
- Happy birthday to me

326
00:19:51.414 --> 00:19:52.480
Good morning, sir.

327
00:19:59.890 --> 00:20:01.556
So what I want to do is I want
to paint a portrait of a man

328
00:20:01.591 --> 00:20:05.960
by interviewing his friends,
family, co-workers, acquaintances,

329
00:20:05.996 --> 00:20:08.530
see him through
the prism of their eyes.

330
00:20:08.565 --> 00:20:12.467
- Sounds like an obit.
- No, no, no, no, no. No.

331
00:20:12.502 --> 00:20:14.680
Well, think of it like
a living obit.

332
00:20:14.104 --> 00:20:17.472
Living obit.
That's original, Landers.

333
00:20:17.507 --> 00:20:20.241
And trust me, sir, this man
who I want to write about

334
00:20:20.277 --> 00:20:23.645
is very much alive.
Very, very much.

335
00:20:23.680 --> 00:20:24.712
Here.

336
00:20:29.186 --> 00:20:30.385
That a real lion?

337
00:20:32.220 --> 00:20:35.657
I think this piece would be really
great in your new millennial section.

338
00:20:35.692 --> 00:20:36.692
What do you think?

339
00:20:39.196 --> 00:20:41.196
Don't you have
another job, Landers?

340
00:20:41.231 --> 00:20:42.997
Yes, I do.
I work for The Bugle.

341
00:20:43.330 --> 00:20:47.100
And I am working on an article
right now on the meaning of love.

342
00:20:47.370 --> 00:20:51.406
Let me guess.
The Valentine's Day issue.

343
00:20:53.543 --> 00:20:55.510
Okay, then, thanks for
your time, sir.

344
00:20:55.545 --> 00:20:57.679
Landers.
Follow me.

345
00:21:04.540 --> 00:21:07.550
Look at that photo.
What do you see?

346
00:21:10.600 --> 00:21:13.270
He didn't have
as much gray hair?

347
00:21:13.630 --> 00:21:16.164
No, look.
Go on, get closer.

348
00:21:24.808 --> 00:21:26.118
I don't know what you
want me to see.

349
00:21:26.142 --> 00:21:28.420
Hunger.

350
00:21:28.780 --> 00:21:30.411
That's what I want you
to see. Hunger.

351
00:21:30.447 --> 00:21:33.448
Look at that guy in that photo.

352
00:21:33.483 --> 00:21:35.750
Does that guy look like he
would take no for an answer?

353
00:21:38.255 --> 00:21:42.557
- I really want to do this story, sir.
- Oh, for cryin' out loud, Landers.

354
00:21:42.592 --> 00:21:44.392
You gotta fight for it.

355
00:21:44.427 --> 00:21:46.594
I really, really
want to do this story, sir,

356
00:21:46.630 --> 00:21:48.730
and prove to you that
I can work at The Gazette.

357
00:21:48.765 --> 00:21:53.468
Jeez Louise, you call that fighting?
Go on, get out of here.

358
00:21:53.503 --> 00:21:55.690
Does that mean
I can do the story?

359
00:21:55.105 --> 00:21:58.573
Yeah, yeah.
Go ahead, write it.

360
00:21:58.608 --> 00:21:59.774
See where it goes.

361
00:22:27.537 --> 00:22:29.804
Thanks again for meeting me.

362
00:22:29.839 --> 00:22:34.842
May I?
Thanks.

363
00:22:34.878 --> 00:22:38.112
So, like I mentioned, I found
your number in James' phone,

364
00:22:38.148 --> 00:22:40.114
and I'm trying to interview
everyone who knows him

365
00:22:40.150 --> 00:22:41.549
to see what kind of man he is.

366
00:22:41.584 --> 00:22:44.118
And does James know
you're doing this?

367
00:22:44.154 --> 00:22:47.455
Yes. In fact,
he told me to go for it.

368
00:22:47.490 --> 00:22:49.857
That does sound like James.

369
00:22:49.893 --> 00:22:53.227
He's a very generous person.
An extraordinary man.

370
00:22:53.263 --> 00:22:57.298
And he has the potential
to be a great tango dancer.

371
00:22:57.334 --> 00:23:00.535
So James is a dancer?

372
00:23:00.570 --> 00:23:03.404
Actually, he's a
photojournalist.

373
00:23:03.440 --> 00:23:05.640
He came here to do
a story about the tango,

374
00:23:05.675 --> 00:23:09.644
and quickly became
enchanted with our world.

375
00:23:27.197 --> 00:23:28.896
So, what makes James
a good dancer?

376
00:23:28.932 --> 00:23:32.734
The tango is a game
of allurement.

377
00:23:32.769 --> 00:23:37.505
It begins in the eyes.
In a glance.

378
00:23:37.540 --> 00:23:43.678
The dance epitomizes the dancer's
loneliness and secret desires.

379
00:23:43.713 --> 00:23:47.615
Tell me, Miss Landers,
have you ever danced the tango?

380
00:23:47.650 --> 00:23:50.518
Me? No, no, no,
I don't dance.

381
00:23:50.553 --> 00:23:54.722
Everyone must dance. Everyone
has a dance inside them.

382
00:23:54.758 --> 00:23:58.426
Honestly, I have two left feet.

383
00:23:58.461 --> 00:24:01.629
I don't... I... Last time I danced
was at my cousin Ronnie's wedding.

384
00:24:01.664 --> 00:24:03.464
We did the line dance
from "Footloose",

385
00:24:03.500 --> 00:24:05.867
and they actually asked me
to leave the dance floor.

386
00:24:05.902 --> 00:24:11.472
Once in your lifetime,
you must dance the tango.

387
00:24:11.508 --> 00:24:14.742
Cesar. Come.

388
00:24:14.778 --> 00:24:16.377
- What?
- Yes. Come, come.

389
00:24:16.413 --> 00:24:18.946
No, I think I should go.
I don't think so.

390
00:24:21.851 --> 00:24:23.551
- Oh, my...
- Don't think.

391
00:24:23.586 --> 00:24:24.786
Just feel.

392
00:24:24.821 --> 00:24:27.722
Oh, my gosh, what is
happening right now?

393
00:24:27.757 --> 00:24:29.257
Just fall into my arms.

394
00:24:32.662 --> 00:24:36.230
Just so you know, I have
a 4:42 train to catch back.

395
00:24:36.266 --> 00:24:37.965
Nothing else matters.

396
00:24:38.100 --> 00:24:40.401
Because tonight...

397
00:24:40.437 --> 00:24:42.603
we have the tango.

398
00:24:49.279 --> 00:24:52.580
Mary, you are
a natural tango dancer.

399
00:24:52.615 --> 00:24:55.750
- I am?
- Goddess.

400
00:24:56.986 --> 00:25:00.321
Powerful.
Graceful.

401
00:25:00.356 --> 00:25:02.790
Beautiful.

402
00:25:04.591 --> 00:25:06.928
Let's tango!

403
00:25:25.915 --> 00:25:28.316
Hey, Carl.

404
00:25:35.658 --> 00:25:39.293
Seriously, Victor,
Carl's face was amazing.

405
00:25:39.329 --> 00:25:41.496
I was doing this tango move
in the elevator,

406
00:25:41.531 --> 00:25:42.975
and the door opens,
he's just standing there,

407
00:25:42.999 --> 00:25:44.732
I'm, like, "Oh, hi, Carl".

408
00:25:44.767 --> 00:25:47.969
And the door closes
before he can say anything.

409
00:25:49.320 --> 00:25:49.837
Oh, man.

410
00:25:49.873 --> 00:25:51.839
Green.

411
00:25:51.875 --> 00:25:53.708
- Pink.
- Thank you.

412
00:25:53.743 --> 00:25:56.644
- So, how was it?
- What?

413
00:25:56.679 --> 00:26:01.749
- Running into Carl again?
- I don't know.

414
00:26:01.784 --> 00:26:04.852
It's strange when you see
someone every day for so long,

415
00:26:04.888 --> 00:26:08.589
and then suddenly you don't.

416
00:26:08.625 --> 00:26:13.694
But it was okay.
I was okay. I think.

417
00:26:13.730 --> 00:26:17.498
I'm not sure I was ever
in love with him, Victor.

418
00:26:17.534 --> 00:26:19.667
I'm not sure
I've ever been in love.

419
00:26:19.702 --> 00:26:23.371
But isn't it funny that Wally's
got me writing this story on love?

420
00:26:23.406 --> 00:26:25.373
I mean, what if I find it?
That will be news.

421
00:26:25.408 --> 00:26:27.842
Especially to me.

422
00:26:27.877 --> 00:26:31.345
- Green.
- Yellow.

423
00:26:31.381 --> 00:26:33.514
Guess what?
I got another lead

424
00:26:33.550 --> 00:26:35.383
- ... with the Gazette story.
- Who?

425
00:26:35.418 --> 00:26:37.552
All I know is
her name is China Howe.

426
00:26:37.587 --> 00:26:39.921
China Howe.

427
00:26:39.956 --> 00:26:41.220
She sounds like a spy.

428
00:26:42.392 --> 00:26:44.759
Look.
Mystery girl.

429
00:26:44.794 --> 00:26:48.529
- Spy.
- Spy.

430
00:26:48.565 --> 00:26:52.600
She said she had a complicated
relationship with him.

431
00:26:52.635 --> 00:26:56.671
- And the plot thickens.
- Yeah, let's hope so.

432
00:27:00.579 --> 00:27:04.147
Quiet down, guys.

433
00:27:04.183 --> 00:27:07.217
- Boy, you have a lot of dogs.
- I know.

434
00:27:07.253 --> 00:27:08.652
You like dogs, right?

435
00:27:08.687 --> 00:27:10.187
I never had a pet growing up,

436
00:27:10.222 --> 00:27:12.856
so honestly, they are...
they scare me a little.

437
00:27:12.892 --> 00:27:16.159
Oh, no, they're not
gonna hurt you.

438
00:27:16.195 --> 00:27:19.563
They're nothin' but love.
Give me a kiss.

439
00:27:22.768 --> 00:27:25.435
Dogs are my life.

440
00:27:25.471 --> 00:27:28.171
You know what?
Dogs saved my life.

441
00:27:28.207 --> 00:27:31.875
- Actually, James saved my life.
- When did you meet?

442
00:27:31.911 --> 00:27:33.410
Five years ago.

443
00:27:38.484 --> 00:27:41.184
Okay, medium rare hamburger.

444
00:27:41.220 --> 00:27:43.587
But I ordered a mushroom omelet.

445
00:27:45.557 --> 00:27:47.190
You... you did.
Okay.

446
00:27:47.226 --> 00:27:49.526
I will fix that.
One second. Okay?

447
00:27:50.796 --> 00:27:51.907
- Where are my...
- Okay, just give me...

448
00:27:51.931 --> 00:27:54.298
Just give me a second.
Okay?

449
00:27:54.333 --> 00:27:57.200
- I ordered a tuna sandwich.
- I'll be right with you.

450
00:27:57.236 --> 00:28:01.371
- What else can I get for you?
- I haven't actually ordered yet.

451
00:28:03.242 --> 00:28:04.586
Just admit it,
I'm a terrible waitress.

452
00:28:04.610 --> 00:28:07.210
No, you're probably
just having a bad day.

453
00:28:07.246 --> 00:28:10.380
No, I'm just really bad at this.

454
00:28:10.416 --> 00:28:15.285
You know what? I hate it.
I dread coming to work.

455
00:28:18.757 --> 00:28:21.825
Tell me something.
Do you know Confucius?

456
00:28:21.860 --> 00:28:23.905
Yeah, he was a regular, and
then I gave him a milkshake,

457
00:28:23.929 --> 00:28:25.774
so now he goes to the
bagel shop down the street.

458
00:28:27.660 --> 00:28:31.435
- You're funny.
- They think I'm a riot.

459
00:28:31.470 --> 00:28:33.437
No, Confucius said,

460
00:28:33.472 --> 00:28:34.816
"The man who finds
a job that he loves

461
00:28:34.840 --> 00:28:37.341
"never works a day in his life".

462
00:28:37.376 --> 00:28:39.443
So, what do you like?

463
00:28:39.478 --> 00:28:40.744
What do I like?

464
00:28:40.779 --> 00:28:44.348
No, no, what do you love
more than anything?

465
00:28:44.383 --> 00:28:46.249
Toast.

466
00:28:46.285 --> 00:28:50.520
Okay, I don't really see a career
path in that, but toast is good.

467
00:28:50.556 --> 00:28:51.788
I like Monopoly.

468
00:28:51.824 --> 00:28:54.858
The yellow properties are the best
because nobody ever lands on them.

469
00:28:54.893 --> 00:28:57.427
- Have you noticed?
- Wow, that's an interesting strategy.

470
00:28:57.463 --> 00:28:59.296
I love dogs.

471
00:28:59.331 --> 00:29:01.832
That's what I love
more than anything.

472
00:29:01.867 --> 00:29:04.634
Am I crazy?

473
00:29:06.472 --> 00:29:09.706
I've gotta get somebody's scrambled
eggs. I'll probably mess it up.

474
00:29:09.742 --> 00:29:11.808
Hard to mess up scrambled eggs.

475
00:29:11.844 --> 00:29:13.810
Watch me.
What can I get for you?

476
00:29:13.846 --> 00:29:18.281
- Cup of coffee would be great.
- Okay, one iced tea coming up.

477
00:29:18.317 --> 00:29:20.170
- China.
- Hot chocolate.

478
00:29:22.554 --> 00:29:24.521
- Really?
- Sorry, Bill.

479
00:29:24.556 --> 00:29:27.891
You said James rescued you.
How did he do that?

480
00:29:27.926 --> 00:29:32.462
He just knows how to see people for
who they really are, and it's enough.

481
00:29:32.498 --> 00:29:34.531
He taps into all those
places in your heart

482
00:29:34.566 --> 00:29:36.500
that we just long to
have touched, you know?

483
00:29:52.951 --> 00:29:56.720
- Hey.
- Hey.

484
00:29:59.892 --> 00:30:02.592
- What happened?
- I got fired.

485
00:30:02.628 --> 00:30:05.495
Something about
messing up a patty melt.

486
00:30:05.531 --> 00:30:08.498
- That's rough.
- It's not the first time.

487
00:30:08.534 --> 00:30:10.834
Yeah.
What are you gonna do?

488
00:30:10.869 --> 00:30:14.538
Find another
crappy waitress job.

489
00:30:14.573 --> 00:30:15.872
By tomorrow.

490
00:30:23.480 --> 00:30:25.682
Come with me. I want
to show you something.

491
00:30:25.717 --> 00:30:26.917
Let me take you somewhere.

492
00:30:28.530 --> 00:30:31.755
That same day, James took me
to a place that changed my life.

493
00:30:31.790 --> 00:30:35.592
Within a week, I had traded in
first acts and scrambled eggs

494
00:30:35.627 --> 00:30:38.361
for something that became
my life's passion.

495
00:30:38.397 --> 00:30:40.730
How do you even know
about this organization?

496
00:30:43.135 --> 00:30:44.734
I had a girlfriend once.

497
00:30:45.771 --> 00:30:47.170
Needed a dog.

498
00:30:54.780 --> 00:30:56.480
Thank you, James.

499
00:31:01.620 --> 00:31:03.720
Why did it end
with the two of you?

500
00:31:03.755 --> 00:31:05.388
Carey.

501
00:31:05.424 --> 00:31:07.557
I think to really
understand James,

502
00:31:07.593 --> 00:31:09.759
you have to know
what happened with Carey.

503
00:31:09.795 --> 00:31:12.950
Who knows? Maybe
if James and I met now

504
00:31:12.131 --> 00:31:14.798
instead of then,
we'd still be together.

505
00:31:14.833 --> 00:31:17.670
Don't get me wrong.
I love him.

506
00:31:17.102 --> 00:31:21.605
I always will. He's the one
who led me to what I love in life,

507
00:31:21.640 --> 00:31:23.940
and really, isn't that
what it's all about?

508
00:31:31.450 --> 00:31:35.118
I can't believe this is all yours.

509
00:31:37.656 --> 00:31:39.990
I couldn't have done it
without James.

510
00:31:40.250 --> 00:31:43.627
He likes you.

511
00:31:45.564 --> 00:31:48.640
You guys are meant to be.

512
00:32:02.481 --> 00:32:03.613
Come on, baby.

513
00:32:03.649 --> 00:32:04.948
- Mary.
- Hey, Carl.

514
00:32:04.983 --> 00:32:05.983
Hi.

515
00:32:07.986 --> 00:32:10.954
- What's wrong?
- Whose dog is this?

516
00:32:10.989 --> 00:32:13.790
This is my new dog.
Boyfriend.

517
00:32:13.825 --> 00:32:15.559
- Boyfriend?
- Say hi to Carl,

518
00:32:15.594 --> 00:32:17.127
my ex-boyfriend.

519
00:32:17.162 --> 00:32:19.863
Hi. Hi.

520
00:32:19.898 --> 00:32:23.633
Okay. I'm really
confused here

521
00:32:23.669 --> 00:32:26.690
because you always said
that you hated dogs.

522
00:32:26.104 --> 00:32:28.471
When we were together,
I always wanted to get a dog,

523
00:32:28.507 --> 00:32:30.180
and you would always say
"Over my dead body".

524
00:32:30.420 --> 00:32:33.143
I'm sorry. Yeah.
What can I say?

525
00:32:33.178 --> 00:32:37.480
Ready to go? Ready to go home?
Okay. Come on.

526
00:32:37.516 --> 00:32:40.684
Come on. Here we go.

527
00:32:45.224 --> 00:32:47.591
Say goodbye to Carl, Boyfriend.

528
00:32:48.794 --> 00:32:50.126
Bye, Boyfriend.

529
00:32:59.370 --> 00:33:00.904
Dad, what are you doing?

530
00:33:00.939 --> 00:33:04.774
It doesn't need
to be so perfect.

531
00:33:04.810 --> 00:33:09.746
This is the way I like it. I like it
just in nice lines, clean, symmetrical,

532
00:33:09.781 --> 00:33:11.748
so it's all going
in the same direction.

533
00:33:11.783 --> 00:33:13.850
They're just leaves, sweetheart.

534
00:33:13.885 --> 00:33:16.253
We sweep them away.
Some blow back.

535
00:33:16.288 --> 00:33:19.689
More fall off the tree, and
then we do it all over again.

536
00:33:19.725 --> 00:33:21.240
Life is messy.

537
00:33:21.590 --> 00:33:24.940
By the way, how's work going?

538
00:33:24.129 --> 00:33:27.230
I'm supposed to be writing a story
on the meaning of love.

539
00:33:27.266 --> 00:33:29.799
You know, in the last few weeks,

540
00:33:29.835 --> 00:33:32.802
I've realized I have no clue
what love means.

541
00:33:32.838 --> 00:33:35.605
Maybe you just need to change
the way you look at things.

542
00:33:35.641 --> 00:33:38.642
35 years ago, my car broke down,

543
00:33:38.677 --> 00:33:41.211
and I went into a dress shop
to answer the phone,

544
00:33:41.246 --> 00:33:43.580
and there was your mother.

545
00:33:44.583 --> 00:33:49.119
Unexpected.
Love is just that way.

546
00:33:50.255 --> 00:33:51.755
Unexpected.

547
00:34:07.706 --> 00:34:09.205
It's from James.

548
00:34:10.976 --> 00:34:14.744
"Greetings from Paris where
it is beautiful and romantic".

549
00:34:17.215 --> 00:34:20.283
Isn't Paris always romantic?

550
00:34:33.131 --> 00:34:34.597
"Ever been"?

551
00:34:34.633 --> 00:34:37.200
No.

552
00:34:37.235 --> 00:34:39.969
I've never left the U.S.

553
00:34:42.207 --> 00:34:43.640
But a girl can dream.

554
00:34:56.154 --> 00:34:58.188
"What's in your dreams?"

555
00:35:03.662 --> 00:35:05.328
God, what is it about this guy

556
00:35:05.364 --> 00:35:07.330
that makes me want
to tell him everything?

557
00:35:12.341 --> 00:35:14.240
James and I worked
in a photo lab.

558
00:35:14.276 --> 00:35:17.177
Back then,
I barely left my house.

559
00:35:17.212 --> 00:35:21.848
I just went to work and came
home and played video games.

560
00:35:21.883 --> 00:35:24.784
Then one day,
James brought me up here.

561
00:35:24.820 --> 00:35:27.988
He told me I needed
to step out of my comfort zone.

562
00:35:29.291 --> 00:35:33.460
The guy showed me how to love life,
and look at me now. Shall we?

563
00:35:33.495 --> 00:35:35.362
I don't think so!
I'm scared!

564
00:35:35.397 --> 00:35:36.997
- Come on!
- I'm just scared of...

565
00:35:37.320 --> 00:35:40.500
- Goggles, goggles.
- Goggles, goggles.

566
00:35:40.535 --> 00:35:42.936
- Hey. Really?
- Yeah.

567
00:35:42.971 --> 00:35:44.337
- Oh, my gosh.
- Come on.

568
00:35:44.373 --> 00:35:46.373
Oh, my gosh.

569
00:35:46.408 --> 00:35:48.475
All right, here I go.

570
00:36:01.990 --> 00:36:04.240
I love James.

571
00:36:04.590 --> 00:36:05.992
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

572
00:36:06.280 --> 00:36:07.193
I don't see him enough.

573
00:36:07.229 --> 00:36:11.297
He's always off somewhere on some
great adventure taking pictures.

574
00:36:12.901 --> 00:36:16.469
- How did you meet James?
- We were neighbors.

575
00:36:16.505 --> 00:36:19.172
You know, back then, we used
to help me around the house...

576
00:36:19.207 --> 00:36:22.142
you know, little things
like carry in the groceries

577
00:36:22.177 --> 00:36:27.614
or fix a broken faucet.
He liked my son Daniel.

578
00:36:29.840 --> 00:36:32.185
When I met James,
Daniel was only 8.

579
00:36:32.220 --> 00:36:36.256
Daniel used to love to play
this old keyboard.

580
00:36:36.291 --> 00:36:39.325
He used to play the same
songs over and over again.

581
00:36:40.862 --> 00:36:42.996
You know, some nights,
when I had to work late,

582
00:36:43.310 --> 00:36:44.497
James would look after Daniel,

583
00:36:44.533 --> 00:36:46.566
and he would listen
to him play this keyboard.

584
00:36:46.601 --> 00:36:48.568
He loved it.

585
00:36:48.603 --> 00:36:54.441
You know, the truth is he saw
something in my child I didn't even see.

586
00:36:54.476 --> 00:36:57.770
One day I came home from work,

587
00:36:57.112 --> 00:37:00.513
and Daniel was sitting
at this beautiful piano.

588
00:37:00.549 --> 00:37:02.515
It was a gift from James.

589
00:37:05.387 --> 00:37:08.121
No one had ever done
anything like that for me.

590
00:37:08.156 --> 00:37:12.392
You know, what kind of man
cares for another's child like that?

591
00:37:13.995 --> 00:37:16.463
James used to sit right here
and watch him play.

592
00:37:16.498 --> 00:37:20.660
And before you knew it,
my child got pretty good.

593
00:37:22.938 --> 00:37:24.871
Okay, now leave
some gaps and spaces

594
00:37:24.906 --> 00:37:26.539
so you can do
something unexpected.

595
00:37:30.780 --> 00:37:31.911
Not quite that unexpected.

596
00:37:34.416 --> 00:37:37.150
- What's wrong, Daniel?
- I can't do it.

597
00:37:37.185 --> 00:37:39.486
- Do what?
- Be great at this.

598
00:37:39.521 --> 00:37:42.122
I want to be the greatest
there ever was.

599
00:37:42.157 --> 00:37:45.892
Do you know who
Ralph Waldo Emerson is?

600
00:37:45.927 --> 00:37:49.963
He was a poet, a writer,
a great writer.

601
00:37:49.998 --> 00:37:51.331
You know what he said?

602
00:37:51.366 --> 00:37:55.680
Nothing great is ever
achieved without enthusiasm.

603
00:37:55.103 --> 00:37:58.638
Show me some enthusiasm. Huh?
Show me some greatness.

604
00:38:02.944 --> 00:38:04.978
That's it.
Now take it from the top.

605
00:38:05.130 --> 00:38:08.810
5, 6, 7, 8! Go! Ha ha!

606
00:38:08.116 --> 00:38:10.316
There you go.

607
00:38:15.624 --> 00:38:18.291
Yeah. Now we're feeling it.

608
00:38:20.228 --> 00:38:24.364
- So where's Daniel now?
- He goes to Julliard.

609
00:38:24.399 --> 00:38:27.300
And next month,
he'll play a concert

610
00:38:27.335 --> 00:38:29.350
- at Carnegie Hall.
- What?

611
00:38:30.138 --> 00:38:32.438
James said he would be there.

612
00:38:32.474 --> 00:38:34.607
Wow. Oh, gosh.

613
00:38:34.643 --> 00:38:36.976
It's just so funny

614
00:38:37.120 --> 00:38:38.212
because I don't even know him,

615
00:38:38.246 --> 00:38:41.948
but everyone in James' life
makes me love him more and more.

616
00:38:41.983 --> 00:38:45.285
- It's crazy, right?
- Not really.

617
00:38:45.320 --> 00:38:47.120
Every day
I just want to hear more

618
00:38:47.155 --> 00:38:50.323
about his acts of kindness,
his sense of adventure,

619
00:38:50.358 --> 00:38:52.125
his total fearlessness.

620
00:38:52.160 --> 00:38:54.661
You know, the one thing
you'll learn about James

621
00:38:54.696 --> 00:38:58.131
is that it all comes from
a place deep in his heart.

622
00:38:58.166 --> 00:39:02.302
And for me, it wasn't
about him buying a piano.

623
00:39:02.337 --> 00:39:06.172
It was about the time that he
spent at this piano with my child.

624
00:39:06.208 --> 00:39:08.641
It's about the groceries
he carried on.

625
00:39:08.677 --> 00:39:12.712
It's about him teaching us the
truth about living a worthwhile life.

626
00:39:14.820 --> 00:39:16.316
That love is everything.

627
00:39:26.561 --> 00:39:28.270
- Hi.
- Hi.

628
00:39:29.698 --> 00:39:32.732
I've separated out
the green ones for you.

629
00:39:32.767 --> 00:39:36.200
This is why I love you.

630
00:39:37.372 --> 00:39:40.673
- You working tonight?
- Valentine's Day sale.

631
00:39:40.709 --> 00:39:44.444
-40% off everything in the store.
- Are the sandals I love on sale?

632
00:39:44.479 --> 00:39:48.281
Literally, the only pair of
shoes in the store not on sale.

633
00:39:48.316 --> 00:39:50.717
How is a girl supposed to live?

634
00:39:53.555 --> 00:39:57.290
- Want to have lunch tomorrow?
- Can't. I'll be out of town.

635
00:39:57.325 --> 00:39:59.425
- What are you doing?
- The James story.

636
00:39:59.461 --> 00:40:01.694
Well, actually, I'm going
to meet this girl Carey,

637
00:40:01.730 --> 00:40:03.696
but the funny thing is,
when I called her,

638
00:40:03.732 --> 00:40:05.531
this guy Matthew
answered her cell phone

639
00:40:05.567 --> 00:40:08.401
and said he'd explain
everything when I got there.

640
00:40:11.720 --> 00:40:14.207
- Alan broke up with Sharon.
- I heard.

641
00:40:14.242 --> 00:40:16.709
The latest bid for the dress
on eBay: 38 bucks.

642
00:40:16.745 --> 00:40:19.379
And Natalie from accounting
is getting married.

643
00:40:23.840 --> 00:40:24.384
You're thinking about Carl.

644
00:40:24.419 --> 00:40:28.721
No. Actually, I'm thinking about
what he said when we broke up.

645
00:40:28.757 --> 00:40:31.557
He said he wants excitement.

646
00:40:31.593 --> 00:40:34.127
He said he wants to feel
butterflies in his stomach

647
00:40:34.162 --> 00:40:35.673
when the girl of his dreams
walks in the room.

648
00:40:35.697 --> 00:40:40.633
Mary, in the last week, you've
jumped out of an airplane,

649
00:40:40.669 --> 00:40:44.237
danced the night away with
some Casanova, and got a dog.

650
00:40:45.440 --> 00:40:47.730
Don't you see?

651
00:40:47.108 --> 00:40:49.342
You're not the girl
that Carl broke up with.

652
00:40:49.377 --> 00:40:51.577
- You've changed.
- I know. Trust me.

653
00:40:51.613 --> 00:40:53.413
No matter how much I've changed,

654
00:40:53.448 --> 00:40:55.920
nobody's going to feel
butterflies when I walk in a room.

655
00:40:55.116 --> 00:40:57.183
You're the one that needs
to feel the butterflies.

656
00:40:57.218 --> 00:41:00.860
All that matters
is what you feel.

657
00:41:00.121 --> 00:41:05.124
And when you feel that
crazy stirring inside you...

658
00:41:06.194 --> 00:41:08.161
you'll know.

659
00:41:08.196 --> 00:41:10.396
You'll know you've finally
found the right one.

660
00:41:13.201 --> 00:41:15.501
Here.
I got you something.

661
00:41:16.538 --> 00:41:18.271
For me?

662
00:41:20.342 --> 00:41:24.110
"For the girl who always picks
out the green candy hearts".

663
00:41:24.145 --> 00:41:26.379
- Aw, thank you.
- Don't get too excited.

664
00:41:26.414 --> 00:41:29.549
Between the 40% off sale and my employee
discount, it was practically free.

665
00:41:29.584 --> 00:41:31.651
Thank you.
You are such a prince.

666
00:41:44.833 --> 00:41:46.299
Thanks for meeting me.

667
00:41:46.334 --> 00:41:48.801
Always happy to help
a fellow journalist.

668
00:41:48.837 --> 00:41:49.802
May I?

669
00:41:49.838 --> 00:41:51.404
- Please.
- Thanks.

670
00:41:51.439 --> 00:41:53.873
So you're a journalist, Matthew?

671
00:41:53.908 --> 00:41:55.141
I'm a nurse,

672
00:41:55.176 --> 00:41:57.210
but I cover Pee Wee football
for the local paper.

673
00:41:57.245 --> 00:41:58.711
Do you work at a hospital?

674
00:41:58.747 --> 00:42:02.181
Center For Brain Injury and
Rehabilitation at Castle Rock.

675
00:42:03.184 --> 00:42:06.319
- And where did you meet James?
- At Castle Rock.

676
00:42:06.354 --> 00:42:09.822
You said on the phone
you haven't seen him for a while.

677
00:42:09.858 --> 00:42:12.191
We text, but I think,
at the end of the day,

678
00:42:12.227 --> 00:42:13.659
it's still just
too painful for him.

679
00:42:15.196 --> 00:42:17.330
James hasn't had
the easiest life.

680
00:42:17.365 --> 00:42:20.533
James' mother was
very devoted to her son.

681
00:42:20.568 --> 00:42:24.704
For Diana Fielding, the son
rose and set on her only child.

682
00:42:24.739 --> 00:42:26.672
Make sure you get glue
all over the heart.

683
00:42:26.708 --> 00:42:28.508
Okay?

684
00:42:28.543 --> 00:42:31.644
- Then the glitter?
- Then the glitter.

685
00:42:34.749 --> 00:42:37.183
Hello. Hey, buddy.

686
00:42:37.218 --> 00:42:39.685
Look at that.
That looks fantastic.

687
00:42:39.721 --> 00:42:42.188
- Hi, sweetheart.
- Hi, babe.

688
00:42:42.223 --> 00:42:43.523
Nice to see you.

689
00:42:43.558 --> 00:42:46.359
I'll make a quick call
and be back.

690
00:42:46.394 --> 00:42:47.727
I'll be right there.

691
00:42:49.831 --> 00:42:52.198
You're doing such
a good job. I love you.

692
00:42:52.233 --> 00:42:54.534
Mama, will we keep this forever?

693
00:42:56.271 --> 00:42:58.404
Every year on Valentine's Day,

694
00:42:58.440 --> 00:43:00.940
we'll put it on the mantel
for everybody to see

695
00:43:00.975 --> 00:43:05.778
because it is the most beautiful
valentine I have ever seen.

696
00:43:05.814 --> 00:43:09.215
And then, when you're all
grown up and you fall in love,

697
00:43:09.250 --> 00:43:10.761
you can give it
to the person you love.

698
00:43:10.785 --> 00:43:12.919
What do you mean?

699
00:43:12.954 --> 00:43:17.623
Well, some day, you're going
to fall in love and get married,

700
00:43:17.659 --> 00:43:20.259
and you'll have your own
traditions, just like we have.

701
00:43:23.598 --> 00:43:25.264
Good job, James.

702
00:43:28.503 --> 00:43:31.604
Let me get some more milk.

703
00:43:31.639 --> 00:43:34.907
- I want to come with you.
- You've got to stay here

704
00:43:34.943 --> 00:43:37.276
and make sure Daddy doesn't
eat all of our cookies.

705
00:43:42.283 --> 00:43:43.416
Daddy's here.

706
00:43:43.451 --> 00:43:46.520
Come sit over here.
Work on your valentine.

707
00:43:47.288 --> 00:43:48.955
I'll be right back. Okay?

708
00:43:53.962 --> 00:43:54.962
James.

709
00:43:57.398 --> 00:43:59.332
I'll love you forever and ever.

710
00:43:59.367 --> 00:44:01.834
Those words,
"forever and ever",

711
00:44:01.870 --> 00:44:03.970
stayed with James
his entire life.

712
00:44:36.700 --> 00:44:38.671
James' mother died instantly,

713
00:44:38.706 --> 00:44:41.641
leaving behind only James
and his father Marshall.

714
00:44:41.676 --> 00:44:44.100
That is so tragic.

715
00:44:48.853 --> 00:44:50.953
Their lives
were forever changed.

716
00:44:50.988 --> 00:44:54.656
James' father Marshall was
a successful businessman.

717
00:44:54.692 --> 00:44:56.658
He worked a lot of long hours,

718
00:44:56.694 --> 00:45:00.863
leaving James home alone to
think about what had been lost.

719
00:45:00.898 --> 00:45:03.165
May I be excused?

720
00:45:05.870 --> 00:45:07.769
Finish your dinner first.

721
00:45:59.256 --> 00:46:02.758
For many months,
James felt very alone.

722
00:46:02.793 --> 00:46:06.194
That was, until he met Carey.

723
00:46:44.100 --> 00:46:46.835
- What's wrong, James?
- Nothing.

724
00:46:46.870 --> 00:46:48.303
Don't you like
making valentines?

725
00:46:48.339 --> 00:46:52.400
That's all right. You don't
have to. We can just sit here.

726
00:46:53.777 --> 00:46:57.446
Besides, I like Easter much
better than Valentine's Day.

727
00:46:57.481 --> 00:46:58.780
Don't you, James?

728
00:47:00.451 --> 00:47:02.918
On Easter I get to wear
my big straw hat

729
00:47:02.953 --> 00:47:05.754
and eat lots
and lots of chocolate

730
00:47:05.789 --> 00:47:09.224
and paint eggs every color
under the rainbow.

731
00:47:11.280 --> 00:47:12.361
Tell me, James.

732
00:47:12.396 --> 00:47:14.960
Tell me you like Easter
best of all.

733
00:47:14.131 --> 00:47:16.798
- Tell me, James.
- I like Easter best of all.

734
00:47:16.834 --> 00:47:21.436
- Louder. I can't hear you.
- I like Easter best of all.

735
00:47:21.472 --> 00:47:24.720
I can't hear you.

736
00:47:25.175 --> 00:47:28.777
I like Easter best of all!

737
00:47:28.812 --> 00:47:31.113
After that day, they were
the best of friends.

738
00:47:31.148 --> 00:47:34.883
- They were rarely apart.
- That's sweet.

739
00:47:34.918 --> 00:47:36.785
Seems like he was
lucky to have her.

740
00:47:36.820 --> 00:47:40.789
You know, I think that's the
wonderful thing about love

741
00:47:40.824 --> 00:47:42.469
because it's just a great
a gift for the giver

742
00:47:42.493 --> 00:47:44.159
as it is for the one
who receives it.

743
00:47:49.867 --> 00:47:53.235
Their lives were never the same.

744
00:47:53.270 --> 00:47:55.337
They went to college together.

745
00:47:55.372 --> 00:47:58.140
Then, after four years,
they moved back into the city,

746
00:47:58.175 --> 00:48:00.308
rented a little house.

747
00:48:00.344 --> 00:48:03.311
I remember James was a portrait
photographer back then,

748
00:48:03.347 --> 00:48:08.350
and Carey used to bake and sell
pies for the local restaurants.

749
00:48:08.385 --> 00:48:13.188
They were very much in love.
They talked about getting married.

750
00:48:14.391 --> 00:48:17.590
And just one day,
everything changed.

751
00:48:21.598 --> 00:48:25.000
- Slow down, Carey!
- Come on, slowpoke!

752
00:48:25.350 --> 00:48:26.100
Here I come!

753
00:48:26.360 --> 00:48:27.903
Only 2 more miles!

754
00:48:27.938 --> 00:48:29.504
Only 2 more miles?
You're killing me.

755
00:48:32.300 --> 00:48:33.875
Come on!

756
00:48:33.911 --> 00:48:36.411
- Come on, James!
- Carey!

757
00:48:39.283 --> 00:48:42.851
Come on, James.
I believe in you.

758
00:48:43.933 --> 00:48:44.986
Carey!

759
00:49:00.270 --> 00:49:02.137
He never left her side.

760
00:49:02.172 --> 00:49:05.907
For the first eight months,
he was there day and night.

761
00:49:05.943 --> 00:49:09.611
But the Carey he knew...
was no longer there.

762
00:49:11.615 --> 00:49:13.215
Come on, Carey.

763
00:49:15.252 --> 00:49:17.452
Tell me you like Easter
best of all.

764
00:49:20.230 --> 00:49:21.890
What?

765
00:49:21.925 --> 00:49:24.459
I can't hear you.

766
00:49:24.495 --> 00:49:27.462
Come on. Tell me you like
Easter best of all.

767
00:49:37.608 --> 00:49:40.308
Tell me you like Easter
best of all.

768
00:49:43.547 --> 00:49:45.413
After a while,
she started to walk again,

769
00:49:45.449 --> 00:49:47.582
but the damage was done.

770
00:49:47.618 --> 00:49:50.152
The doctors said the traumatic
brain injury she suffered

771
00:49:50.187 --> 00:49:51.953
caused retrograde amnesia.

772
00:49:54.158 --> 00:49:57.626
She remembered nothing about
her life before the accident.

773
00:50:00.297 --> 00:50:01.930
I was her nurse.

774
00:50:01.965 --> 00:50:05.200
We worked hard to get
some of her memory back.

775
00:50:05.235 --> 00:50:08.670
But those past memories
only seemed to agitate her.

776
00:50:11.408 --> 00:50:13.608
James was a stranger to her.

777
00:50:15.120 --> 00:50:19.247
After a while, she told him
he didn't need to visit anymore.

778
00:50:21.652 --> 00:50:23.952
So he stayed away
for a few weeks,

779
00:50:23.987 --> 00:50:26.488
but on the day
she was released...

780
00:50:38.435 --> 00:50:39.979
So what's the first thing
you're going to do

781
00:50:40.300 --> 00:50:41.360
when you get out of here?

782
00:50:41.710 --> 00:50:42.437
Go to the movies.

783
00:50:43.440 --> 00:50:45.140
- The movies?
- Yes.

784
00:50:45.175 --> 00:50:47.709
You promised me
when I took my first step

785
00:50:47.744 --> 00:50:49.511
you were going to take me
to the movies.

786
00:50:49.546 --> 00:50:51.146
That I did.

787
00:50:51.181 --> 00:50:54.149
So I'm going to hold you
to that, Matthew McGuire.

788
00:50:54.184 --> 00:50:56.151
It's really the first
thing you want to do?

789
00:50:56.186 --> 00:50:57.485
A scary movie.

790
00:50:57.521 --> 00:51:00.388
Okay. Now I don't know
if I can handle that.

791
00:51:00.424 --> 00:51:03.491
Don't worry.
I'll hold your hand.

792
00:51:04.728 --> 00:51:07.362
Come on, Matthew.
I promise we'll have fun.

793
00:51:24.314 --> 00:51:26.181
On that day...

794
00:51:26.216 --> 00:51:27.649
he let her go.

795
00:51:29.152 --> 00:51:31.152
He loved her that much.

796
00:51:32.289 --> 00:51:34.756
Her just let her go.

797
00:51:38.428 --> 00:51:41.703
After that day, his heart
shattered into a million pieces.

798
00:51:42.733 --> 00:51:45.200
He was fragile for a long time.

799
00:51:45.235 --> 00:51:47.636
But I like to think that James
is the man he is today

800
00:51:47.671 --> 00:51:49.771
because of that broken heart...

801
00:51:49.806 --> 00:51:51.373
never sitting still,

802
00:51:51.408 --> 00:51:54.109
always looking around the corner
for that next adventure.

803
00:51:55.746 --> 00:51:57.779
Running from the pain?

804
00:51:57.814 --> 00:51:59.247
Maybe.

805
00:52:01.840 --> 00:52:04.452
Has there been anyone else
for James since Carey?

806
00:52:04.488 --> 00:52:07.722
No. No one serious.

807
00:52:07.758 --> 00:52:11.590
For a long time, I just
don't think he was ready.

808
00:52:11.940 --> 00:52:15.563
But lately I've noticed
something changing in him.

809
00:52:15.599 --> 00:52:18.990
I mean, call me
an old-fashioned optimist,

810
00:52:18.135 --> 00:52:21.336
but I like to think that
a broken heart can be healed

811
00:52:21.371 --> 00:52:25.473
and that a healed heart can love
deeper and more fully than ever before.

812
00:52:28.845 --> 00:52:30.245
I'm going to show you something.

813
00:52:31.615 --> 00:52:35.183
Here are some photos
that James took recently in Paris.

814
00:52:37.621 --> 00:52:39.187
Maybe it's just me,

815
00:52:39.222 --> 00:52:42.190
but this looks like somebody
who's ready to love again.

816
00:52:46.296 --> 00:52:49.197
Come on. I want you
to meet Carey and our son.

817
00:52:49.232 --> 00:52:51.533
Hey, sport, come here.

818
00:52:52.636 --> 00:52:54.102
- Hey.
- Look at him.

819
00:52:54.137 --> 00:52:55.837
He's a good-looking kid, right?

820
00:52:55.872 --> 00:52:58.273
- How's the soccer going?
- Great.

821
00:52:59.309 --> 00:53:00.775
- Come on.
- Hey.

822
00:53:00.811 --> 00:53:02.177
- Hello.
- Hello.

823
00:53:04.514 --> 00:53:06.354
All right, let's see
what you've been learning.

824
00:53:07.484 --> 00:53:11.152
Okay, Bobby.
Nice kick.

825
00:53:13.293 --> 00:53:15.460
I guess I haven't been
much help with your story.

826
00:53:17.464 --> 00:53:19.431
We have a saying with writers:

827
00:53:19.466 --> 00:53:22.267
what you leave out is as
important as what you leave in.

828
00:53:22.302 --> 00:53:24.769
Well, in my case, I didn't
choose what to leave out.

829
00:53:26.390 --> 00:53:27.806
It was just taken from me.

830
00:53:30.877 --> 00:53:33.478
People tell me...

831
00:53:33.513 --> 00:53:35.613
James and I were close once.

832
00:53:37.584 --> 00:53:39.317
I suppose it's true.

833
00:53:41.989 --> 00:53:44.889
Sometimes,
really late at night...

834
00:53:44.925 --> 00:53:46.624
or early in the morning,

835
00:53:46.660 --> 00:53:48.326
I get this...

836
00:53:49.930 --> 00:53:52.797
I get this sense
of... of something...

837
00:53:55.369 --> 00:53:56.801
something...

838
00:53:59.339 --> 00:54:03.541
like I have this one
brief memory

839
00:54:03.577 --> 00:54:05.844
of a Valentine's Day with James.

840
00:54:07.347 --> 00:54:10.682
I woke up
really early that morning,

841
00:54:10.717 --> 00:54:14.520
and James had made me
pancakes and coffee.

842
00:54:17.391 --> 00:54:21.659
And there on the mantel
was a homemade valentine

843
00:54:21.695 --> 00:54:25.730
with lots and lots
of red glitter all over it.

844
00:54:25.766 --> 00:54:27.832
It was like a child had made it.

845
00:54:27.868 --> 00:54:32.504
And on the valentine
were the words

846
00:54:32.539 --> 00:54:36.374
"I will always love you
forever and ever".

847
00:54:36.410 --> 00:54:38.760
And I remember I...

848
00:54:38.111 --> 00:54:40.879
I really liked it

849
00:54:40.914 --> 00:54:44.820
because it felt so special,

850
00:54:44.117 --> 00:54:46.484
so important.

851
00:54:49.790 --> 00:54:52.157
But then I don't remember
anything else.

852
00:54:53.560 --> 00:54:55.600
I just don't remember.

853
00:55:11.745 --> 00:55:13.711
It's just a sample of
how the piece is going.

854
00:55:13.747 --> 00:55:15.780
I mean, obviously, I have
a lot more work to do,

855
00:55:15.816 --> 00:55:18.716
but I think it captures
the essence of...

856
00:55:18.752 --> 00:55:19.918
Sorry.

857
00:55:21.455 --> 00:55:23.540
The meaning of love.

858
00:55:23.900 --> 00:55:27.592
Mary, I feel your heart
isn't in this one.

859
00:55:29.429 --> 00:55:30.595
That's not true.

860
00:55:30.630 --> 00:55:32.730
Mary, do you remember

861
00:55:32.766 --> 00:55:35.633
when Natalie in accounting
cried over that article you wrote

862
00:55:35.669 --> 00:55:38.103
about the beauty contestant
with the broken leg?

863
00:55:38.138 --> 00:55:40.710
Everybody liked that one.

864
00:55:40.107 --> 00:55:43.575
Well, her talent was tap-dancing.
It wrote itself.

865
00:55:46.113 --> 00:55:50.782
But what we need to find here
is a little heart.

866
00:55:52.520 --> 00:55:54.452
Ask yourself this.

867
00:55:54.488 --> 00:55:55.920
What is it about love

868
00:55:55.956 --> 00:55:58.957
that unlocks the mysteries
of the human heart?

869
00:56:03.964 --> 00:56:07.599
I want to tell you a story,
a story about love.

870
00:56:07.634 --> 00:56:09.567
Please, take a seat.

871
00:56:20.580 --> 00:56:25.617
Once, long ago,
when I was about your age,

872
00:56:25.652 --> 00:56:27.785
I had two girlfriends.

873
00:56:27.821 --> 00:56:29.721
Wally.

874
00:56:29.756 --> 00:56:31.623
Yes, it's true.

875
00:56:31.658 --> 00:56:35.793
One you know:
my lovely wife Ann.

876
00:56:35.829 --> 00:56:38.696
But there was this
terrific girl Barbara

877
00:56:38.732 --> 00:56:40.698
who I was also seeing
at the same time.

878
00:56:41.835 --> 00:56:43.635
And on one Valentine's Day,

879
00:56:43.670 --> 00:56:46.838
Barbara came over
and gave me a gift.

880
00:56:46.873 --> 00:56:50.208
It was a very expensive
cashmere sweater.

881
00:56:50.243 --> 00:56:55.460
And she wanted me to wear it
to her parents' house that night.

882
00:56:55.810 --> 00:56:58.883
But I knew I could
never wear that sweater.

883
00:56:58.919 --> 00:57:04.556
- Why? You didn't like it?
- No. It was a lovely sweater.

884
00:57:04.591 --> 00:57:08.826
But it wasn't really for me.
It was for Barbara...

885
00:57:08.862 --> 00:57:11.129
to make her feel
better about herself.

886
00:57:12.199 --> 00:57:16.201
Later that same day,
my beautiful Ann came over

887
00:57:16.236 --> 00:57:21.390
with a plate of homemade
cookies, just like these.

888
00:57:21.740 --> 00:57:24.175
And you know,
it was at that moment

889
00:57:24.211 --> 00:57:28.613
that I really understood
the true meaning of love.

890
00:57:28.648 --> 00:57:32.116
It was a girl who put
so much care and love

891
00:57:32.152 --> 00:57:34.519
into what she did for me

892
00:57:34.554 --> 00:57:38.957
that I could finally
understand this simple truth.

893
00:57:38.992 --> 00:57:41.250
At the end of the day,

894
00:57:41.610 --> 00:57:45.897
what gives our lives meaning
is how we are loved.

895
00:57:50.300 --> 00:57:52.870
You need to tell your story, Mary.

896
00:57:52.906 --> 00:57:58.109
Tell a story about how someone
or something changed your life

897
00:57:58.144 --> 00:58:03.681
and made you reject that cashmere
sweater for something much more.

898
00:58:05.852 --> 00:58:07.218
Please help yourself.

899
00:58:09.322 --> 00:58:10.588
Thanks.

900
00:58:15.280 --> 00:58:16.561
Amazing.

901
00:58:16.596 --> 00:58:18.596
You married her
after eating these cookies?

902
00:58:18.632 --> 00:58:21.899
I know.
She can't cook a lick.

903
00:58:21.935 --> 00:58:24.769
But boy, she loves me
like no other.

904
00:58:39.819 --> 00:58:41.753
- Hey, Dad.
- Hey.

905
00:58:49.129 --> 00:58:51.596
I just love this smell.

906
00:58:51.631 --> 00:58:54.866
Well, you've spent more than
one Saturday afternoon in here

907
00:58:54.901 --> 00:58:56.100
playing with your dolls.

908
00:58:57.971 --> 00:58:59.103
Is this for Mom?

909
00:58:59.139 --> 00:59:03.608
My valentine,
always and forever.

910
00:59:03.643 --> 00:59:06.611
Hand me that piece of glass
there, will you?

911
00:59:08.982 --> 00:59:10.782
Thank you.

912
00:59:14.988 --> 00:59:17.955
Careful. That flower's
older than you are.

913
00:59:17.991 --> 00:59:19.957
Really?

914
00:59:19.993 --> 00:59:22.827
Remember I told you
how I met your mother that day.

915
00:59:22.862 --> 00:59:24.280
My car broke down?

916
00:59:24.640 --> 00:59:27.832
Well, that day,
she gave me this flower.

917
00:59:27.867 --> 00:59:29.167
She gave you a flower?

918
00:59:29.202 --> 00:59:33.304
Your mother was never the shy,
retiring type, not then, not now.

919
00:59:33.340 --> 00:59:37.308
She saw something she wanted,
she went after it.

920
00:59:37.344 --> 00:59:40.780
I was lucky my car
broke down that day,

921
00:59:40.113 --> 00:59:42.980
and I was really lucky
that she liked what she saw

922
00:59:43.160 --> 00:59:45.850
when I walked
into that dress shop.

923
00:59:45.885 --> 00:59:48.252
Dad, you're going
to make me cry.

924
00:59:51.570 --> 00:59:53.358
What is that song?

925
00:59:53.393 --> 00:59:56.270
I love that song.

926
00:59:57.130 --> 01:00:00.331
We used to dance to this
when you were about that high.

927
01:00:00.367 --> 01:00:04.869
You put your little feet
on top of mine, and off we'd go.

928
01:00:04.904 --> 01:00:08.206
- Dad, you want to do that again?
- Sure.

929
01:00:14.714 --> 01:00:16.247
Now be light on your feet.

930
01:00:49.117 --> 01:00:50.584
Here we go, got it...

931
01:00:50.619 --> 01:00:52.719
Hey, Mary.

932
01:00:52.754 --> 01:00:55.210
Hey.

933
01:00:55.570 --> 01:00:59.359
Excuse me, I need to...
Yeah, thanks.

934
01:01:04.233 --> 01:01:07.670
Mary, wait,
this isn't your floor. Wha...

935
01:01:12.341 --> 01:01:14.574
Don't need any of these anymore.

936
01:01:18.180 --> 01:01:21.214
Time to move on.

937
01:01:24.786 --> 01:01:27.254
Clearly, you're my
only boyfriend.

938
01:02:31.320 --> 01:02:32.686
Goodnight, boyfriend.

939
01:03:16.732 --> 01:03:18.631
Butterflies.

940
01:03:29.780 --> 01:03:31.111
I see you're enjoying
James's photography.

941
01:03:31.146 --> 01:03:32.346
Yes, very much.

942
01:03:32.381 --> 01:03:33.881
He is a very talented young man.

943
01:03:33.916 --> 01:03:36.116
That's taken from
a series in Africa.

944
01:03:36.151 --> 01:03:38.685
He travels the globe and
he always comes back with

945
01:03:38.721 --> 01:03:41.889
the most wonderful images.

946
01:03:41.924 --> 01:03:43.690
Here is when he was
driving through

947
01:03:43.726 --> 01:03:45.759
the Masai national reserve.

948
01:03:45.794 --> 01:03:49.196
Notice how the color here depends
heavily on the angle of the sun

949
01:03:49.231 --> 01:03:51.331
and the perspective
of the photographer.

950
01:03:53.736 --> 01:03:55.135
He took this in Paris.

951
01:03:55.170 --> 01:03:56.136
You're familiar with
this photograph?

952
01:03:56.171 --> 01:03:57.738
Yes.

953
01:03:57.773 --> 01:03:59.706
A friend of James'
showed me this recently.

954
01:03:59.742 --> 01:04:03.210
It's one of my favorites.
It's entitled, "Hopeful".

955
01:04:03.245 --> 01:04:06.280
Would you like to see
some new works from James?

956
01:04:06.315 --> 01:04:07.748
Sure.

957
01:04:17.860 --> 01:04:21.228
This one's called,
"Girl with Red Shoes".

958
01:04:27.303 --> 01:04:30.470
Perhaps it should
be called "Hopeful".

959
01:04:55.130 --> 01:04:57.764
Well, to answer your question,

960
01:04:57.800 --> 01:05:01.134
I spent 35 years
in corporate America.

961
01:05:01.170 --> 01:05:02.869
I missed seeing my son grow up.

962
01:05:02.905 --> 01:05:06.390
So when I finally retired,
I discovered my passion.

963
01:05:06.750 --> 01:05:10.277
I like to get on my hog,
and hit the highway.

964
01:05:10.312 --> 01:05:12.479
You know, just ride.

965
01:05:12.514 --> 01:05:15.315
And I found out that it
was a fantastic way

966
01:05:15.351 --> 01:05:17.517
for me to bond with my son,

967
01:05:17.553 --> 01:05:18.885
because James
loves to adventure.

968
01:05:18.921 --> 01:05:20.298
I love adventure,
so on the weekends,

969
01:05:20.322 --> 01:05:23.123
we take our bikes out,
and we ride.

970
01:05:23.158 --> 01:05:26.590
We ride for hours.

971
01:05:26.950 --> 01:05:29.296
And its a great way
for us to catch up.

972
01:05:32.267 --> 01:05:35.502
Do you regret the years you
missed watching him grow up?

973
01:05:38.540 --> 01:05:43.210
Once, when James was, like, 20,

974
01:05:43.245 --> 01:05:47.247
and I'd been absent for years,
I called him one night.

975
01:05:47.282 --> 01:05:51.184
I was sick, I had a fever,
some kind of a flu,

976
01:05:51.220 --> 01:05:53.820
and I needed someone to come
over and take care of me.

977
01:05:53.856 --> 01:05:55.550
He showed up.

978
01:05:57.226 --> 01:05:59.926
Wow, you don't look so good.

979
01:06:10.539 --> 01:06:11.905
All right.

980
01:06:15.110 --> 01:06:17.477
And that was the night that
everything finally made sense.

981
01:06:23.986 --> 01:06:25.852
There you go.

982
01:06:25.888 --> 01:06:27.187
Drink up.

983
01:06:27.222 --> 01:06:31.910
That he had real faith
in our future together.

984
01:06:34.163 --> 01:06:36.396
Well... it touched me.

985
01:06:37.399 --> 01:06:40.567
It touched me immeasurably.

986
01:06:43.639 --> 01:06:46.390
And so to answer
your question, no.

987
01:06:46.750 --> 01:06:49.760
No regrets, but...

988
01:06:49.111 --> 01:06:50.610
Lessons learned.

989
01:07:04.293 --> 01:07:05.392
You're a natural.

990
01:07:07.463 --> 01:07:09.960
Here we go.

991
01:07:09.131 --> 01:07:13.300
- That was fun.
- It was a great time. Great ride.

992
01:07:17.673 --> 01:07:20.240
Next weekend?

993
01:07:20.275 --> 01:07:22.909
- Sound good. Night.
- Goodnight.

994
01:07:22.945 --> 01:07:25.780
- Thank you.
- You bet.

995
01:07:25.114 --> 01:07:27.180
Hi, Carl.

996
01:07:27.216 --> 01:07:28.982
Really?
A motorcycle?

997
01:08:09.627 --> 01:08:12.261
Nothing.

998
01:08:12.296 --> 01:08:14.764
Hey.

999
01:08:14.799 --> 01:08:16.198
Don't you just love this place?

1000
01:08:16.234 --> 01:08:17.666
Well, um...

1001
01:08:17.702 --> 01:08:20.136
I suppose.

1002
01:08:20.171 --> 01:08:23.205
Look at this sea urchin,
it is so tender.

1003
01:08:23.241 --> 01:08:25.941
Naw. No.

1004
01:08:25.977 --> 01:08:29.779
What happened to your love
of cheese ravioli? I'm good.

1005
01:08:29.814 --> 01:08:31.614
Well...

1006
01:08:31.649 --> 01:08:35.618
like you, I had my
Road to Damascus moment.

1007
01:08:37.722 --> 01:08:39.622
Say, did you hear that Tim Wood

1008
01:08:39.657 --> 01:08:41.624
returned that red convertible
I sold him?

1009
01:08:41.659 --> 01:08:42.725
No.

1010
01:08:42.760 --> 01:08:44.293
Yeah, he said, he said

1011
01:08:44.328 --> 01:08:47.730
"I don't know what I was thinking
I'm a blue sedan guy".

1012
01:08:49.100 --> 01:08:50.699
Mary, you can't... No, I'm good.

1013
01:08:50.735 --> 01:08:52.635
You can't imagine
the amount of paperwork

1014
01:08:52.670 --> 01:08:55.838
I generated to return that car.

1015
01:08:55.873 --> 01:08:59.642
Let me tell you, we're talking
loads and loads of forms.

1016
01:09:06.170 --> 01:09:07.850
First I've ever had to return.

1017
01:09:07.885 --> 01:09:11.220
Although this one time I did
have a customer,

1018
01:09:11.255 --> 01:09:12.822
Garfield, I think
was his name. He...

1019
01:09:12.857 --> 01:09:15.240
- Carl?
- Yeah?

1020
01:09:15.590 --> 01:09:17.893
I used to have dreams about us.

1021
01:09:17.929 --> 01:09:21.330
I had so many ideas of
what our future would be like.

1022
01:09:21.365 --> 01:09:26.335
But knowing what I know now,
and knowing who I am now,

1023
01:09:26.370 --> 01:09:30.773
I just, I just can't figure out
what that future would be like.

1024
01:09:30.808 --> 01:09:33.676
What are you saying, Mary?

1025
01:09:33.711 --> 01:09:35.411
Is it, is it over between us?

1026
01:09:35.446 --> 01:09:37.120
- Yes.
- I mean, like, really?

1027
01:09:39.450 --> 01:09:40.894
I guess this means you're going to want
me to move out of the building now, right?

1028
01:09:40.918 --> 01:09:43.185
No.

1029
01:09:43.221 --> 01:09:46.889
It's okay for you to stay
right where you are.

1030
01:09:48.326 --> 01:09:51.160
The end.

1031
01:09:52.830 --> 01:09:54.363
Night, Mary.

1032
01:09:54.398 --> 01:09:55.865
Leaving?

1033
01:09:55.900 --> 01:09:58.868
- Yeah.
- Where you heading?

1034
01:09:58.903 --> 01:10:02.370
I'm getting ready to spend
another Valentine's day alone.

1035
01:10:02.730 --> 01:10:03.806
You?

1036
01:10:03.841 --> 01:10:07.309
- You seem surprised.
- Well, I am.

1037
01:10:07.345 --> 01:10:13.480
It's been the same thing
year after year.

1038
01:10:13.840 --> 01:10:16.719
I think the last time I got a
valentine was in the third grade.

1039
01:10:21.759 --> 01:10:23.250
Night, Mary.

1040
01:10:24.428 --> 01:10:25.928
Wait.

1041
01:10:31.936 --> 01:10:34.937
Happy Valentine's Day, Connie.

1042
01:10:34.972 --> 01:10:38.540
Thank you.
Thank you very much.

1043
01:10:41.112 --> 01:10:43.212
Happy Valentine's Day, Mary.

1044
01:10:55.727 --> 01:10:57.860
I love those balloons.

1045
01:10:57.896 --> 01:11:00.363
Can you believe tomorrow's
Valentine's Day?

1046
01:11:00.398 --> 01:11:02.431
Tomorrow, I meet James.

1047
01:11:02.467 --> 01:11:04.400
You nervous?

1048
01:11:04.435 --> 01:11:06.369
- A little.
- Don't be.

1049
01:11:06.404 --> 01:11:08.704
He's gonna love you and
he's gonna love the article

1050
01:11:08.740 --> 01:11:10.773
you wrote about him
for the Gazette.

1051
01:11:10.808 --> 01:11:12.775
Didn't I tell you?
I wrote it for the Bugle.

1052
01:11:14.946 --> 01:11:18.881
Finding the phone on
the train changed my life.

1053
01:11:18.917 --> 01:11:23.386
I realize I was only with Carl
because it was comfortable.

1054
01:11:23.421 --> 01:11:25.888
And everyone expected Carl
and I to be together,

1055
01:11:25.924 --> 01:11:29.580
to get engaged, to get
married, to have children,

1056
01:11:29.930 --> 01:11:32.762
and I just figured since it
was expected, it was right.

1057
01:11:32.797 --> 01:11:35.970
Don't get me wrong, I like Carl.

1058
01:11:35.133 --> 01:11:38.467
But, it wasn't love.

1059
01:11:38.503 --> 01:11:41.504
Love isn't always comfortable.

1060
01:11:41.539 --> 01:11:44.106
It sneaks up on you.

1061
01:11:44.142 --> 01:11:47.777
Sometimes when you're
not even looking.

1062
01:11:47.812 --> 01:11:51.480
It's unexpected, like
what my dad said.

1063
01:11:51.516 --> 01:11:53.150
Speaking of unexpected,

1064
01:11:53.510 --> 01:11:54.817
did you know that Connie
at your office

1065
01:11:54.852 --> 01:11:57.753
told everyone on Facebook
that you gave her a valentine?

1066
01:11:57.789 --> 01:11:59.922
Box of chocolates.

1067
01:11:59.958 --> 01:12:02.758
You gave her
the box of chocolates?

1068
01:12:02.794 --> 01:12:05.940
I was really looking
forward to that nougat.

1069
01:12:06.631 --> 01:12:08.531
Seeing how James lived his life

1070
01:12:08.566 --> 01:12:10.600
made me want to
live mine differently.

1071
01:12:10.635 --> 01:12:14.537
I don't want to be comfortable.
I want something...

1072
01:12:14.572 --> 01:12:18.140
- Unexpected?
- Unexpected. Yes.

1073
01:12:21.790 --> 01:12:23.646
Is that the Bugle?

1074
01:12:27.819 --> 01:12:31.454
"And love is opening our
hearts to any possibility,

1075
01:12:31.489 --> 01:12:34.256
no matter how unexpected".

1076
01:12:36.561 --> 01:12:39.462
Oh, man, I wish I would've
found a phone on a train.

1077
01:12:42.667 --> 01:12:44.967
- I'm proud of you.
- You're proud of me?

1078
01:12:47.705 --> 01:12:52.975
Someone said to go for it, and
you dove in and you went for it.

1079
01:12:54.512 --> 01:12:55.711
Thanks.

1080
01:12:55.747 --> 01:12:57.480
Was it finding the phone?

1081
01:12:57.515 --> 01:13:00.116
I think it was the butterflies.

1082
01:13:05.189 --> 01:13:07.890
That was a close one.

1083
01:13:07.925 --> 01:13:10.159
What are you
doing here, Landers?

1084
01:13:10.194 --> 01:13:11.527
Shouldn't you be in the park

1085
01:13:11.562 --> 01:13:13.829
chasing a squirrel
for an exclusive?

1086
01:13:13.865 --> 01:13:16.866
Did you happen to read my
article on the meaning of love?

1087
01:13:18.880 --> 01:13:20.936
- I did.
- What did you think?

1088
01:13:20.972 --> 01:13:24.730
Don't take this the wrong
way, but I hate your style.

1089
01:13:24.108 --> 01:13:27.760
How could I possibly take
that the wrong way?

1090
01:13:27.111 --> 01:13:28.844
Just too rainbows
and fluffy clouds

1091
01:13:28.880 --> 01:13:30.613
and cinnamon scones
for my taste.

1092
01:13:30.648 --> 01:13:32.848
You know, all that
touchy-feely crap.

1093
01:13:32.884 --> 01:13:36.185
Okay, so you hate touchy-feely.

1094
01:13:36.220 --> 01:13:39.855
That would be incorrect.
I loathe touchy-feely.

1095
01:13:39.891 --> 01:13:42.725
You hated my article that much?

1096
01:13:45.129 --> 01:13:47.530
Come on, Landers,
I didn't say that.

1097
01:13:47.565 --> 01:13:51.701
The whole things works. It's the
kind of thing readers will eat up.

1098
01:13:51.736 --> 01:13:53.869
Sid Kaplan at my feature desk...

1099
01:13:53.905 --> 01:13:56.500
is moving to Florida.

1100
01:13:57.275 --> 01:13:59.275
Are you offering me a job?

1101
01:14:02.613 --> 01:14:03.979
Did I say that?

1102
01:14:04.150 --> 01:14:07.750
Yes, you did.
You're offering me a job.

1103
01:14:21.833 --> 01:14:23.132
What do you think?

1104
01:14:23.167 --> 01:14:24.834
The woman who sold me this

1105
01:14:24.869 --> 01:14:27.570
said that I look like
a strong, independent woman.

1106
01:14:27.605 --> 01:14:30.239
You look like a strong
independent woman

1107
01:14:30.274 --> 01:14:33.943
who ripped down her drapes
and cut out a dress.

1108
01:14:33.978 --> 01:14:36.746
It's 8:35.
You're gonna be late.

1109
01:14:43.200 --> 01:14:45.287
- It's effortless.
- No, absolutely not.

1110
01:14:45.323 --> 01:14:47.890
Why?

1111
01:14:47.125 --> 01:14:49.592
You can't wear ripped jeans
on the first date, babe.

1112
01:14:49.627 --> 01:14:51.260
It's technically
not a first date.

1113
01:14:51.295 --> 01:14:53.896
It's a date.

1114
01:14:57.201 --> 01:14:59.101
Please tell me this works.

1115
01:14:59.137 --> 01:15:01.804
You look...

1116
01:15:01.839 --> 01:15:03.172
perfect.

1117
01:15:03.207 --> 01:15:04.207
- Really?
- Yeah.

1118
01:15:04.242 --> 01:15:05.975
Yes.

1119
01:15:06.100 --> 01:15:07.777
It's 8:44, you gotta go.

1120
01:15:07.812 --> 01:15:09.311
- I have to go.
- Bye.

1121
01:15:10.748 --> 01:15:13.315
- Have fun.
- Thank you.

1122
01:15:19.991 --> 01:15:23.325
Hi, I'm going to Kim's
on Third and Temple.

1123
01:15:23.361 --> 01:15:25.628
Can we hurry? I'm sorry,
I'm already running late.

1124
01:15:25.663 --> 01:15:27.263
Thank you.

1125
01:15:37.800 --> 01:15:38.707
Can you go any faster?

1126
01:15:59.300 --> 01:16:00.329
I'm so late!

1127
01:16:01.365 --> 01:16:02.998
All right, you know what?

1128
01:16:03.340 --> 01:16:04.934
I think I'm just gonna get out

1129
01:16:04.969 --> 01:16:06.289
and run the rest of
the way there.

1130
01:16:49.484 --> 01:16:52.318
Oh no, I'm too late.
I missed him.

1131
01:17:00.395 --> 01:17:01.761
Excuse me.

1132
01:17:03.932 --> 01:17:05.899
Where is the guy
that was sitting there?

1133
01:17:05.934 --> 01:17:08.535
I don't know, lady, we get
a lot of people in here.

1134
01:17:08.570 --> 01:17:10.537
Think.

1135
01:17:10.572 --> 01:17:12.972
What happened to him,
where did he go?

1136
01:17:15.343 --> 01:17:19.345
There was some guy there.
I don't know where he went.

1137
01:17:19.381 --> 01:17:21.347
What did he look like?

1138
01:17:21.383 --> 01:17:25.385
- He was wearing pants.
- Wearing pants?

1139
01:17:25.420 --> 01:17:28.721
Was he handsome, did he have
really pretty blue eyes?

1140
01:17:28.757 --> 01:17:30.824
- I don't remember.
- Don't remember?

1141
01:17:33.361 --> 01:17:37.330
Listen, that guy is
the reason that I found myself.

1142
01:17:37.365 --> 01:17:40.300
Before I met him, I lived
a life of caution.

1143
01:17:40.335 --> 01:17:42.435
Always second guessing
everything.

1144
01:17:42.470 --> 01:17:45.710
I was a girl whose idea
of a fun, wild night

1145
01:17:45.106 --> 01:17:47.941
was sneaking a wine cooler into
a 4 P.M. showing of "Eat Pray Love".

1146
01:17:47.976 --> 01:17:53.313
- I love Julia Roberts.
- Everybody loves Julia Roberts.

1147
01:17:53.348 --> 01:17:57.483
My point is, because of
that amazing, handsome,

1148
01:17:57.519 --> 01:18:00.320
loving, generous, kind man,

1149
01:18:00.355 --> 01:18:03.823
I dance the tango.
I jumped out of an airplane,

1150
01:18:03.859 --> 01:18:05.825
and I got a dog.

1151
01:18:07.762 --> 01:18:10.797
Oh, geez.

1152
01:18:10.832 --> 01:18:14.667
You just let him walk out the
door and walk out of my life.

1153
01:18:14.703 --> 01:18:17.403
This is all my fault.

1154
01:18:17.439 --> 01:18:21.641
- You know what my problem is?
- You like to talk to strangers?

1155
01:18:21.676 --> 01:18:23.443
Don't you get it?

1156
01:18:23.478 --> 01:18:26.679
After all that searching for
the story of James Fielding,

1157
01:18:26.715 --> 01:18:29.349
the story I actually
found was my own.

1158
01:18:29.384 --> 01:18:30.950
I found myself,
I found my strength,

1159
01:18:30.986 --> 01:18:33.920
I found my happiness.
And I found the man for me.

1160
01:18:33.955 --> 01:18:35.421
Lady, are you gonna
order something?

1161
01:18:35.457 --> 01:18:38.491
I know what you're gonna say.

1162
01:18:38.526 --> 01:18:41.127
James Fielding doesn't
even know you exist.

1163
01:18:41.162 --> 01:18:45.498
What's wrong with Carl?
Carl wants you back.

1164
01:18:45.533 --> 01:18:47.634
I should've just gone
back to Carl.

1165
01:18:47.669 --> 01:18:50.300
Carl is the place to go, right?

1166
01:18:50.380 --> 01:18:53.706
- I don't know a Carl, sorry.
- I don't want Carl!

1167
01:18:53.742 --> 01:18:56.776
Okay, lady, please don't cry.

1168
01:18:56.811 --> 01:19:00.146
The truth is,
I've fallen in love,

1169
01:19:00.181 --> 01:19:02.482
and found out sometimes
you fall in love

1170
01:19:02.517 --> 01:19:07.887
with the most unexpected person,
at the most unexpected time,

1171
01:19:07.923 --> 01:19:10.623
and you do the most
unexpected things.

1172
01:19:10.659 --> 01:19:12.725
You know what I mean?

1173
01:19:12.761 --> 01:19:15.395
I mean, I already have a
girlfriend, her name's Marisol,

1174
01:19:15.430 --> 01:19:17.997
and she's really jealous.

1175
01:19:18.330 --> 01:19:19.760
So I really don't
want any trouble.

1176
01:19:19.100 --> 01:19:21.000
You know, at the end of the day,

1177
01:19:21.360 --> 01:19:24.537
I've come all this way,
and I've finally found myself.

1178
01:19:24.572 --> 01:19:27.507
And I'm left with the
scariest part of my journey.

1179
01:19:27.542 --> 01:19:30.543
Am I bold enough?
Am I brave enough?

1180
01:19:30.578 --> 01:19:32.845
Am I crazy enough
to fall in love?

1181
01:19:32.881 --> 01:19:35.615
I think we're both crazy enough.

1182
01:19:58.139 --> 01:20:00.573
Valentine's day is almost over.

1183
01:20:00.608 --> 01:20:03.576
No, we still have
10 more minutes.

1184
01:20:04.946 --> 01:20:08.748
- I have a present for you.
- For me?

1185
01:20:12.921 --> 01:20:17.590
It's what I've always wanted.

1186
01:20:17.625 --> 01:20:18.925
Take a look.

1187
01:20:35.143 --> 01:20:37.510
I have something for you, too.

1188
01:20:38.913 --> 01:20:40.446
Close your eyes.

1189
01:20:44.719 --> 01:20:45.885
Okay, open.

1190
01:20:55.964 --> 01:20:57.530
Happy Valentine's Day.

1191
01:20:59.768 --> 01:21:02.969
Happy Valentine's Day.

1192
01:21:03.400 --> 01:21:06.539
You asked me a while
ago what was in my dreams.

1193
01:21:09.944 --> 01:21:12.178
I think it was this.