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They're playing
at the Grandview tomorrow.

They sure are.
- What time?

It's at 8:00.

No. I would love to go,

but I finally have
my Saturday at the pop-up.

I've got jewelry to sell,
people picking up orders.

Wait, she's not a yellow.

I wish I could go with you.

I haven't been
to a concert in... forever.

Oh. That's okay.

Speaking of...

You'll never guess what
I found last night.

What? Not another gray hair.

No.

Take a look.

It has been nearly three months,
and I realized

I never gave Tim back his shirt.

Hm.

Which then reminded me I never
gave back Shawn's water bottle,

which reminded me...

Here.

Alexandra Brown!

Is that all stuff
from your exes?

That's not even the issue.

Oh, wait, I have to go

leave a note
for my delivery guy.

Holding on.

It's not just that
I've kept the stuff,

though that is a problem.

It's the stuff itself.

I think I may be having
a relationship revelation.

Revelation? Okay.

Well, that sounds intriguing.

- Ah!
- What?

That noise Jack.

Just needs oil.
It's fine.

It's old and it's creaky,

which you will be, too,
if you don't get out more.

Come on.
It's Friday night.

Have dinner
with your little sister.

I would, but I got
to pick up hours

for the bonus competition.

Okay. I don't think
you're listening to me,

because what could
be more important

than hanging out
with your sister?

Jack?

Hello, Earth to Jack.
Are you still there?

Because last time I checked,
you loved me.

Hold on.

I'm at Note Lady's.

Ah, good luck.

Every... single... time.

Hey, did I tell you that she
left me a multiple choice note

asking which cupcake flavor
I would like

during Driver Appreciation Week?

Oh, it's, like,
really thoughtful.

Thanks.

What?

Yeah, but I would like
to just be able to do my job

without having to think
about frosting flavors.

Hm. And what does
that make you?

So is there any chance
that you could come over

and help me figure out me?

Because I think that...

I rerouted the minute
I saw the box of shame.

Oh.

He didn't buzz me.

Does he even read my notes?

Looks good in shorts, though.

I guess.

But he's still a curmudgeon.

I'm not a curmudgeon, Hayley.

Jack, it's cupcakes.

No, I just...

Listen, I'm on a tight schedule,

and I don't have time
for all the...

instructions and baked
good quizzes, all right?

Oh, I bet you had time
to eat them, though.

Yeah. What am I,
a monk?

Chocolate with strawberry
frosting, obviously.

Oh, just like mom used to make.

The same mom who told you
to look after

your little sister
in the big city?

Fine. Dinner at 7:00.
My place.

But if I lose this competition
to Irina.

I will never hear the end
of it... in Russian.

Okay. Here we go.
Brace yourself.

Oh Tim, the musician.

Oh Jonathan, the urban hiker.

Oh Kevin, the card shark.

Oh. Crystal deodorant...
from Michael, the hot herbalist.

You loathe heavy metal.

You don't like to walk fast,
much less hike.

You thought Poker Face and
Texas Hold'em were just songs.

And natural products
did not work for you.

Wow!

The truth comes out.

See, every item in that box

represents how I bent
over backwards

to make
those relationships work.

How much of myself I lost
to make them happy.

Mmhmm.

What is it?
Just-just say it.

Well, I don't want to sound
like your therapist or anything.

Come on, therapize away.

Well, isn't it just so crazy
that your whole M.O.

is creating this exact right
piece of jewelry

for each customer.

You know,
tuning into their needs.

But I don't pay attention
to my own needs.

Wow. Seriously?

What is that?

Don't beat yourself up.
We all do it to some extent.

We don't ask for what we want,

and we get mad when
we don't get it.

If only I could design my life
like I design my jewelry.

Mm.

Hm.

So, I think, you should
reconsider coming

to game night tomorrow.

Another night of
"Settlers of Cartagna"

with your friends
calling me a resource hog.

I'm good.

Remember Sarah at my office?

She's, like, beautiful,
smart, funny.

Yeah, she's great.

But you know what's also great?

Ooh. Mm.

This couch.

Come on.

You know,
those setups never work out.

Well, maybe they could work out
if you weren't so guarded.

You know, show a little bit more
of that teddy bear

underneath that
polar bear exterior.

I know it is still there.

Yeah.

Teddy bears get kicked
in their stuffing too often.

But polar bears...

well, they're survivors
and they have a better diet.

This is going to sound crazy.

Crazier than rubbing a crystal
under my arms for some guy.

Okay, there's a GenZ-er in
my office who showed me

this video trend on PicByte
called "Fire and Aspire"

Oh, wow.

No. See, I am way too millennial
for this already.

Listen, it's
an all-generational trend.

You do this, "Fire
and Aspire" thing

where you manifest a new mindset

to be ready for the connection
you really want.

So you get rid of the old,
like literally and symbolically.

And then, you call in the new.

Uh, okay.
But how does that work?

You burn stuff.

Oh.

That's the fire part

and the perfect solution
to your box of shame.

And then you focus on
the qualities of the guy

that's right for you.

The aspire part.

Okay.
Look, this woman did it.

Now she's engaged.

Wait, so you want me
to take dating advice

from some lady
who has a live chicken

in her profile photo?

Okay. She always wanted a
farmer, and she manifested one.

Come on. It'll be fun.

Okay. If nothing else, you just
get a chance to say out loud

what you really want.

Just-just put it out there.

- Huh?
- Mm.

Hm?

You got a fire pit outside, right?

I do.

Come on, bring your box.
Let's go burn it.

I just want someone
to see in you what I do.

Mm.

Really? What's that?

A cranky workaholic
with relationship PTSD.

A hard-working guy who
was using his bonus money

to pay off his broke sister's
last school loan.

Well, don't get
too ahead of yourself.

I have to win the company
contest first.

Oh.

You got this.
I mean, don't you just have

to deliver packages on time
or whatever?

Yeah. And customer service.

Mm.

What?

Shouldn't people just be happy
that their stuff gets to them

on time and in one piece?

Oh, gee, you know,
with that attitude,

how can you lose?

Hey.

And as far as your romance PTSD
I have hope for a full recovery.

Even if you don't.

- Whatever.
- Cheers.

Okay, let's do it.

Activate that 'Fire and Aspire'.

I feel ridiculous.

I mean, this-this
is ridiculous, right?

She landed a literal prince

of an extremely small country,
but still.

- Okay.
- Mmhmm

O-kay.

Oh.

Goodbye.
Eric's fifth edition

Dungeons and Dragons rulebook,

which I tried to memorize.

- Girl...
- I know, I know.

Oh.

Okay. Okay.

Can I call in what you do want.

I don't want someone who's
quoting pretend wizard rules.

I want someone who can quote
classic literature.

Yes!

Own it!

Alex, are you two doing
'Fire and Aspire'?

I saw it on Flickgram.

Hey Brooke.
Yes, we are.

Come join us.

See? I told you,
it's all generations.

I am my speaker!

Kyle can manifest
his own dinner tonight.

Mm.

All right. Who is next?

Sorry not sorry, Tim.

I want someone
who appreciates heartfelt lyrics

from a power pop girl.

Yeah!

Woo hoo!

Bye-bye Mike's anniversary gift

for a floral
bouquet making workshop.

That was actually really sweet.

Un-huh.

It was so I could make
my own bouquets,

and he didn't have to buy them.

Yeah, that's just lazy.

Time to burn it.
Burn it!

- Lazy!
- Burn it, burn it, burn it!

I want to take a class
with someone.

Learn something new.

Maybe photography
or a language or...

a romance language.

Oh, yes.

That is deep.

Put it out there.

Oh. Oh, Rowan.

No. I didn't need a framed copy
of your Mensa induction letter

to show my friends and family.

A high IQ is-is great,

but I am looking for someone
with an off the charts EQ.

Emotional intelligence
for the win.

Oh, and as for you,
Noah the Neophiliac.

What?

Yeah, I asked that too.

It's somebody who has to have
all the newest cool stuff.

Okay. I...

He thought it was kind
to pass off

his last generation devices.

Oh.

Right-right.
I probably shouldn't burn this.

- Yeah. No.
- I'll take it.

I'll take it for Kyle because
he still has a flip phone

and it's not the cool kind.

I mean, new is fine,

but I want someone
who appreciates the classics.

Like the vibe for vintage.

Ooh.

That's good.

Wait, is that what Kyle
and I have a vibe for vintage?

Careful what
you wish for, ladies.

The Jeff Stevens Player Digest?

He printed off his own fan book
for a baseball

recreational league
on my printer.

Oooh!

Yes. Do it.

This has gotta go.

- Ready?
- Yes!

Burn it!

I'm tired of sitting
on the sidelines.

I want someone who will cheer
other people on

and support them
in their endeavors.

Oh, like a coach.

A hot coach.

- A hot like a hot, sweet...
- Sweaty coach.

Sweaty, sweet coach.

That's good too.

That's it.

I...

It actually, it felt really
good to say out loud

what I really wanted.
- Yeah.

That was illuminating.

I didn't realize we had so many
of the same must-haves,

except you like them sweet
and I like them edgy.

Well, I guess I have Fired
and Aspired.

- Whoa!
- What was that?

It wasn't me.

Oh.

I guess it was this thing.

Mm.

Kyle's never gonna
figure this out.

Speaking of, it's getting
very cold out here.

Good night, ladies.

- Good night.
- Good night, Brooke.

- Thanks for bringing the music.
- Thanks for the wine.

Mm.

Thank you.

Mmhmm. Any time.

I'll come over
for coffee in the morning.

And help me pack up to get ready
for my pop-up.

Of course.

Can't wait to see
what you manifested.

Morning, Irina.

O'Keefe...

So brave of you to show up

on the weekend
you go down in flames.

Happy Saturday to you.

Good luck to you too.

Hey, Ed.

How's it going, Jack?

Oh, you know, Irina just placed
a curse on my cow.

But other than that...

On your cow?

Mmhmm.

You up late studying again?

Yeah.
Grad school is wrecking me.

What's up with that?

Yesterday, I routed three
packages to the Arts District

that were supposed to go
to the Arena District.

- No.
- Yeah.

One more mistake and I'm toast.

Sorry, man.

Listen, if there's anything
I can do, you let me know.

I mean, yeah, if you win
this bonus thing,

you think you can,
uh, put in a good word for me?

You know I will.

Okay, boys,
it's done and delivered.

Let's go.

Bonus!

Look, I like Irina, but I swear
she's one energy drink away

from a seizure.

You got this.

You gotta be kidding me.

Jack! Jack!
Jack! Jack!

Jack! Hold on!
I missed these!

Uh, they're all going to the
same address, 56 Clark Avenue.

Do me a favor.
Toss them in the back.

Can't let her get too far ahead.

Okay, here we go.

Oh, no!
Oh, no!

Okay. No, I got it.
Just lift with your legs.

Time is the enemy, Ed.

We're good. We're good.

Too close for comfort.

All right.

Purple?

Huh?

Huh.

Note Lady's got a special
delivery today.

That's weird.

You're definitely going
to sell out at the pop-ups.

You didn't get named Finest
in Columbus for nothing.

Hm. I better sell out.

Considering how much rent
is for one day of a pod.

Can you say last year was the
last year of renting pop-ups?

Yes, but I need a plan.

So when are
you going to make one?

Oh, I have.

The problem is, I have,
like, five plans.

See, my mother thinks I should
stick to consignments

while my sisters say
that I need to mass produce.

And my turquoise supplier,
who is also an astrologist,

thinks I should move
to the Caribbean.

And Tim told me that I should
just go back to law school

because I am too smart to be
a jewelry designer,

which I think was supposed to be

some kind of compliment.

What do you want to do?

I...

don't know.

I already tried manifesting
my perfect person.

I don't have the energy to
manifest the perfect version

of my job today.

Hey, your delivery guy's here.

The one with the calves.

Ooh.

Maybe he has my label maker.

Thank you.

Lip curl.
Something, I guess.

Mm.

Huh. This is weird.

What?

I definitely didn't order this.

There's no address.

Really?

Must be another Alex Brown.

Is that a woman's shirt?

Man's.

A guy, Alex Brown. Coach.

Powerhouses of Pop.

Like we were singing
last night...

for Mr. Alex Brown.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Okay. Maybe, uh, Brooke
sent this

to encourage me or something.

I mean, I could ask her, but...

Megan?

What?

Okay. I'm gonna go get Brooke.

Sticky notes.

- Megan?
- I'm coming.

- Hurry.
- Hurrying. What?

What?

It's a shaving kit.

A vintage shaving kit.

Did you have anything
to do with this?

Honestly, no.

Do you think you...

Manifested my perfect man

and then accidentally
received his delivery?

I think I did.

Yes!

Yes, you did it.

It's destiny.

Okay, this is crazy.
I mean...

But look at all of this stuff.

It is-it is too on the nose.

It's like...

It's like fate mailed it to me.

So what are you waiting for?
Go get him.

We don't know where he is.

Somebody has to know.

Um.

Curmudgeon.

Oh! He's here.

Wait!
You made a mistake!

Hi. Um...

Oh, boy.

Hi.

It's me, your-your
favorite customer.

I'm not here to scold you

about how you never
acknowledge my cupcake.

Uh, just to tell you that, uh,
you made a mistake,

but it's a good one,
so no worries.

Huh, Okay. Um, what?

Uh, wrong Alex Brown.

See, I-I am Alex Brown,
obviously, but not,

uh, this Alex Brown
so it's a mistake.

Right.

I highly doubt
that I made a mistake.

Okay, well somebody did.

Well...

Ed.

Look, I'm sorry.
I will take that package.

I'll get it...
No!

Whoa!

I actually, I-I need
this package,

and I just need
the real address from you,

and I can deliver it myself,

- and you can be on your way.
- Mmhmm

I know you're busy.
Very, very busy.

No time to smile or wave
or acknowledge my notes.

So I'm actually...
I'm doing you a favor.

Okay. Lady. Ma'am. Miss.

Miss Brown,

that package is
the property of Express Now,

and I need to take it.
- Oh, come on.

You seem like a very nice guy
with very kind legs.

Eyes. Kind eyes.

Thank you.

And that package belongs
to our one true love,

which she's never met,
but is destined to be with.

Yes, destined.

And you're not gonna stand
in the way of her only chance

at happiness, are you?
- Are you?

Okay. It's not-it's not
my only chance.

You don't know that.

You're not going to let go
of that, are you?

Nope.

So what do you say?

I know the manifesting thing
may seem kind of woo woo,

but-but you have to admit.

I mean, all of the things
in this box are...

Yeah, well,
the answer is still no.

Okay.

You also may think
I am the only one,

but I'm here to tell you,
I am not. Un-huh.

There are lots of us.

Uh, there was the-the-the-
the cheesemonger

and, um... and the,
uh, the lady. Right?

- Chicken.
- And the princess.

Yeah, a princess.

Got it.
Moving on.

The package is still
my responsibility.

I need to deliver it personally.

No!

Ladies, I'm gonna have to ask
you to stop doing that.

- Yeah.
- Sorry.

I'm in the middle of my work day

and a very critical point
in time

of an internal competition.

Wait!

Alex can go with you.

No. Absolutely not.

That is not how this works.

I can't.
I have that pop-up.

Oh, please.

I can work the pop-up until
you find the right Alex Brown.

I don't have anything
until the concert tonight.

I mean, how many Alex Browns

could there possibly be
on your route, right?

The amount of Alex Browns
isn't the issue here.

She's-she's not coming with me.

You would do that for me?

For you. For me.

For every woman who needs
to believe their destiny

will deliver what she asks for.

You're the best.

Oh.

Can I at least
rerun the barcode?

- Yes!
- Mmhmm.

Just the barcode.

So generous.
Thank you.

Oh! Ah!
I need a change.

I'll be real quick.

What? Wait.

What do you mean
you have to change?

Of course she has to change.

Hang tight. Hang tight.

Okay.

Hey, Jack.

Hey, you're not
gonna help me, right?

I can't lose this job.

Well, Ed, you're in luck,
because when I scan it.

Look, nothing comes up
on our system.

Just makes this sound.

Oh, that's a weird noise.

Yeah, everything
about this is weird.

So what am I supposed
to do here?

Well, besides Note Lady, there
are three other Alex Browns

on your round,
so it should be a quick fix.

I will text you
the addresses right now.

All right. Fine.

Dude, thank you so much.

I-I really appreciate this.

You're welcome.

Okay. I'm ready.

Did I forget
to do my eyebrow again?

Oh, man.

No. Um, okay.

There's three other Alex Browns
on my list.

One's actually on
your street, so.

Oh, I totally forgot
about him in all of this.

I actually got his pizza once.

No way.

I know this is kind of weird
and it's not something

that I would normally do,

but I had this
revelation recently

and I may have
manifested us meeting.

Wait, aren't you the lady
that took my pizza?

I didn't realize it wasn't mine.

See, I order a lot of takeout.

And my dinner dash guy, well,
we kind of became friends.

Of course you did.

Anyway, when he saw the name,
he just automatically

brought it to me.

And I only realized
after the fact.

And I made sure it
got back to you

with a little apology
sticky note.

But you didn't order it,
so how could it be yours?

Now you took this other
guy's package.

You've got issues,
Lady Alex Brown.

If that's even your name.

Uh, that's not...

Rude.

Wait.

So glad it's not him.

So we drive now
to the other two Alexes?

Oh, wow.

Uh, is it okay if I move some
of these boxes so I can sit?

No passengers allowed.

If you're spotted in my truck,
well that just can't happen.

Okay. Where do I sit?

It's only two addresses.

Couldn't we just do them first

and then I'll be
out of your hair?

Oh, yeah. Sure.

These delivery routes
they give me,

they're probably
just suggestions, right?

Should we pick up pumpkin
spice lattes, too?

Maybe mani-pedis on the way?

You know, sarcasm
is the lowest form of wit.

But the highest form
of intelligence.

Oscar Wilde.

Look, I have a job to do,

and I'm not messing up
my delivery rating.

Especially not today, on
the last weekend of the contest.

You could have just let me
deliver the package myself,

and then it wouldn't have messed
your timing up

and stood in the way of love.

Right. Love.

Don't roll your eyes at me.

I didn't.

Uh, your voice did.

Well, you got me there.

Uh, Irina
just pulled further ahead.

We got to get moving.

I would like a little oxygen.

Fine.

Just, uh, sit here and, uh,
just keep a low profile.

So if you beat Irina
with best service.

When I beat Irina.

When.

You win some sort of cash prize.

Well, it is not the lottery,
but it is the company's

50th anniversary contest, though.

It's big enough.

So you have 4.75 out
of five stars.

And that's enough
to keep ahead of Irina.

It was until somebody
slowed me down.

Sorry about that.

I just-I can't believe
that you're willing to do

all of this for...

For?

You can't even say it.

For love.

For a chance at love.

You know,
or for a chance at something

that might really
disappoint you.

Well...

It's worth a try.

Go, go, go, go.

I'm going.

So it looks like
a significant weight

is based off the friendliness
factor in reviews.

Well, Irina's not exactly
a sparkle factory either,

so we're equal there.

But you could put her
out of reach for good

if you just, I don't know,
stop being so...

So?

So what?

You.

Ouch.

I am a personalization expert.

It's what I do with my jewelry.

Look, let me help you.

You're helping me,
however, begrudgingly.

All people really care about
is receiving their package

promptly and in one piece.

How much does anybody
really care

about a perky delivery man?

Well, what do
the contest rules say?

What percentage is based
off customer service?

25.

25. Don't worry.

You will never, never reach
the level of perky,

but with a few little tweaks.

Fine.

Good.

Okay.

I just need to borrow this
really quickly, and...

Why do you need that?

Watch and learn.

I don't want to learn anything.

Good morning.

Hi. I'm your delivery
satisfaction consultant.

What a gorgeous Fall day
we're having.

Delivery satisfaction? What?

Exactly.

We just want to make sure
that our customers are happy

with the service we provide.

Okay.

So what are you...

Gonna do about this wind?

Your delivery man is concerned
that at this time of the year,

with all the gorgeous foliage,
that too many leaves

are going to be falling
all over your packages

and that beautiful
front porch of yours.

Oh, well, uh, it's got a roof.

Yeah. It has a roof.

But it doesn't have any screens.

And your Express Now man,
Mr. O'Keefe, uh, wanted to ask

if you had a preference
for placement.

Isn't that right,
Mr. O'Keefe?

Yes. I mean yes. Um...

I care.

Well, um... sure, then.

Uh, how about placing
the package underneath

that rocking chair
for a little extra protection.

That is a great idea.

Are you taking that down,
Mr. O'Keefe?

I got it locked in right here.

Any chance you do my compost?

Oh, let me think about...
You know what?

Honestly, it is
no trouble at all.

He is more than happy to bring
in your compost bin

from the curb on Tuesdays.

Because Mr. Johnson's
back has been killing him.

Not a problem, but we need
to stick on schedule.

Oh, yes, we do.

But remember to go on
to the Express Now app

and write Mr. O'Keefe.
Five stars!

Express Now...

Take out his compost? Really?

Should I sweep his gutters, too?

Well, let's see if it worked.

Okay.

He gave me five stars
for friendliness

and attention to detail.

- Huh?
- Huh!

Exactly.
See, personalization is my biz.

Oh.

If I still have a business
after today.

Megan, thank you so much
for all your help.

Truly. Period.

But the sign is upside down.
Exclamation point.

You can join me up here
if you like.

Maybe stay low or something.

Oh, well, thank you.

I promise I won't let it go
to my head.

I think your vehicle
is talking to you.

She's old,
but she's got character.

They're replacing
all these beauties

with modern, newer versions.

And I'm holding out
as long as I can.

You didn't strike me
as the sentimental type.

Well, I just don't see the point
in replacing something

just to replace it, you know.

Even though sometimes
it can be a little tricky.

It's like buying something
new just because it's new.

Yeah, I-I agree.

Actually, a lot of pieces in
my designs are reclaimed

or from thrift stores.

Hm.

What?

Nothing.

What?

Nothing.

You know, that country
is the fastest growing

genre of music right now.

Quantity, quality.

This song is called
"That big old truck."

Sounds like some guy

who's falling
in love with his pickup.

So we'll do the second
Alex Brown next. Yeah?

Are you sure?

I want to get through
this before the morning is done.

Yeah.

You didn't have to turn
off your music.

Oh, no.
That's all right.

I wouldn't want you to listen
to anything real and authentic

when you're preparing
to meet your, um...

What'd you call it?

Ah. Manifestation.

Yes.

Of my heart's desire.

I love Fall.

I bet my Alex
has a wreath he made himself

with pine cones
and acorns and twigs.

But he has a set
of antlers in there, too.

Hey, look, I know I've
let it go this far,

but I really should be
the one holding this.

Un-uh.

I'm Express Now

and this package is
Express Now property.

Maybe, but technically this
package was delivered to me.

And possession is 9/10ths
of the law, so...

Fine.

This is the house anyway.

Who's that?

That's my sister.

I mean, no,
this isn't my sister.

This is her friend.

Oh. Um...

Sorry.
You're not gonna reply to that?

No, I'm not because she doesn't
need my bad relationship mojo.

And neither do you.

Go, and please be quick.

Okay, but...

put a pin in that mojo thing,
because we are definitely

circling back on that.

I don't know.

Don't think so.

Wish me luck.

Luck? I, uh, I thought

that this was supposed
to be destiny.

Ha! Ha!

Hi. Um, I'm actually...
I'm looking for an Alex Brown.

He's over there.

Uh, just in the plaid shirt.

Oh, okay.
Thank you so much for your time.

Plaid. Plaid is the word.

Somewhere over there,
there is a man in plaid.

I don't like plaid.

He better give me five stars

because I'm losing some serious
time with this detour.

Wait! I think that's him.

What's happening right now?

I know you're in a hurry, but
I don't know what to say to him.

And I don't want to word
babble all over him.

Yeah, that is
kind of your thing.

See, this is why I never
make the first move.

Okay. Well, that actually...
well, that makes sense, then.

What?

Well, if you never go after
what you want,

and you only wait for them
to go after what they want.

Then I never get what I want
in a relationship.

Ding!

This is my weekend
of revelations.

Okay. Thank you.

I'll be quick.

Okay.

Mr. Brown?

Yeah.

I know this is gonna be strange,

but I'm part of the customer
satisfaction program,

and I just want to make sure

that this mislabeled package
gets to the right person.

So is that mine?

Oh, I hope so.

Oh!

Alex!

Sorry, Dad.

Wait, you're Alex Brown?

Yeah.

Uh, I thought this package
might have been for him.

Junior?

Not unless there's some kind
of ball in there.

Wait, Junior.

Uh-uh.

So you're also Alex Brown?

Yeah, yeah, I am.

Hey. So, uh, moving on.

Oh, wait.
You don't have to leave, do you?

Uh, I do.

I don't want
to slow down his deliveries.

Oh, that's a shame.

I was just about to ask if
you wanted to go for a stroll

on this lovely Fall day.

Uh.

Um, what about Mrs. Alex Brown?

She's been gone for a while now.

Oh, I'm-I'm so sorry.

My condolences.

Oh, no, she hasn't passed.
She's just gone from my life.

- Oh.
- Oh.

Uh, well, um, actually,
you can go on without me.

Uh, Mr. Alex Brown,
senior and I

are gonna go
for a little stroll.

Yep.
Gone and definitely forgotten.

Well, I-I guess it's good
to-to move on, you know?

And once you process the pain,

our hardest times can be
the most fertile soil

for emotional growth,
don't you think?

Yeah, sure.
What you said.

So, uh... walk?

I don't suppose that EQ over
IQ rings any bells, does it?

Whose EQ?

Right. Uh, see, we actually
have to hit the road.

But you have a nice day.

Take care.

Okay.

Not a word.

I wouldn't dare.

Oops. Sorry.

I'm never going to get it.

Give me just-just one minute.

Hey, kiddo.

Here, kick it back to me.

But this time,
use the inside of your foot.

Yeah.

Like this?

Yes. Very good.
That was great.

Now, remember, use your laces
when you want power,

but the inside of your foot
when you want control.

There we go.

Hey O'Keefe, you keep playing
with your ball

while Irina takes the gold, huh?

Nice work.
Thanks! See ya!

We'll see who laughs last.

You speak Russian?

I wanted to find out if she was
cursing me or not and shocker,

she was.

Also learning French.

Benefits of alone time
on the job.

Uh. Excuse me.

You can't put "XO, Your Express
guy" on my deliveries.

It's what wins them over.
It's about the personal touch.

Oh, yeah.
I'll stick with efficiency.

You're now a quarter
of a star behind.

Just-just let me help.

I can-I can load the dolly and
you can deliver the packages.

You're not even supposed
to touch the packages.

If anything interferes
with the customer's delivery.

Oh, come on,
it'll be fine, I promise.

And funny enough,
it's actually my middle name.

Alexandra, Delivered and Done,
Brown.

That's a mouthful.
What is that?

Scandinavian?

Huh?

I don't know.
It's totally against the rules.

And how many rules
have you already broken today?

A few.

And if you want to get rid
of me before lunch,

then you'll let me
help move this along.

Okay, fine.

But no more sticky notes.

Mr. Brown, it just so happens

that I love classic literature, too.

And I thought maybe we could
read together in a park.

And...

I can feel your eyes wincing.

How do you do that?

Do you have any better ideas?

Yeah, that I should probably
sit this one out.

Because of the whole
bad mojo thing.

You can open up to me.

Come on, I promise
I'm a good listener.

And this is it.

This is it?

Yes. Literally just said that.

No, no, this is it.

This is the last Alex Brown
on your route.

This is...

him.

Yeah, I guess so.

- Hey. No.
- I'm sweating.

- No no no.
- It is Fall...

It is Fall and I am...
I'm sweating.

You're going to be fine.

Look. Wave that
envelope under my arms.

- No!
- Please!

Please.

Look.

You just need to be more
natural, less intense.

Okay?

You're right, you're right.

And you don't have to do

all that customer
satisfaction stuff.

Just be yourself.

You're perfect just
the way you are.

For the person that you
are supposed to be with.

Now, come on, you got this.

You're not really a curmudgeon,
you know that?

Yeah, I know.

Wait, wait, hold up.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Sit.

He's just a cute little guy.

Yeah.
Tell that to Donnie Spinelli.

He's got the route across town.

Lost two toes to a crazed pug.

I am so sorry.

Hey! Come here you.

Us Brown men can be
very protective.

And a little drooly.

Wait. He's Alex Brown?

Rocco?

No. Though some say
there is a resemblance.

Alex Brown at your service.

So you're gonna think this is
some kind of wild coincidence,

but, uh.

No, no, I don't believe
in coincidence.

Something brought
you to my doorstep.

Well, then I believe
that it's meant to be.

In fact,
I think we know each other.

Oh, right.

Uh, sorry, I have to ask.

Hold on.
I think I've got it.

Yes. 10:30 Mass.

What?

Here you go.

You come with your husband
and five children, right?

Oh, so not right.

I'm guessing this isn't yours.

Not that I know of.

All right.
Thanks for your time.

How is this possible?

What?

You have a doppelganger
with five kids.

That was our last Alex Brown.

So whose package is this?

I don't know.

I think I need to take it back
to the dispatch center,

and it looks like
you might need to...

- Give up?
- Mmhmm.

Mm-Mm. No way.

I am finally claiming what
I want, and I'm gonna get it.

Are you claiming this?

Yes, please.

So let me get
something straight.

These guys, your exes?

Uh-huh.

None of that worked out,

but you still want
to keep trying.

Of course.

Don't, of course, me.

You literally burned everything
they gave you

in a literal fire.

You don't need
to use literal twice.

Yeah.

Chips. Yes.

And even though today's
been a complete bust,

you still have hope that there's
love out there for you.

Jack, that's
that's what hope is.

It's believing
that good things are possible,

even if they haven't
happened yet.

Case in point.

Salt and vinegar.
It's my favorite.

It's a sign.

Uh-huh.

So this is our circling
back moment.

What happened
to make you like this?

Like what?

Nothing, I just...

Nothing.

Got dumped.

No, I did not.

Definitely.

Okay, fine.
Yeah, I got dumped.

Everybody gets dumped
at least once in their life.

Yeah.

But this one...

this one really hurt.

You...

were vulnerable.

You-you put yourself out there.

You did everything you could
think of to make it work.

And when it ended, well...

you promised yourself that
you would never let someone

get that close again.

How did you know that?

I get people.

It's my thing.

You know what?

You're gonna be okay.

Am I?

Yes.

We both are.

- Hey, Meg.
- Hey.

Don't panic.
All is well... mostly.

Just a small...
price tag issue.

What do you mean, "issue"?

Well, I think I might have done
a little mislabeling.

I just sold a little sapphire
pendant for $14.80,

and I think it was
supposed to be...

$148.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Uh.

Oh, look,

I-I don't want to mess up
your bonus, but...

I'm good.

Padre Brown, he gave me
five stars.

And your help earlier,

well, it got me through
my route faster than expected.

Are you driving by the Arts
District, by any chance?

Drop the sandwich.

Get in the van.

Let's go.

It's not far
from my afternoon deliveries.

Okay, thanks.
Meg, we are on our way.

Thank you so much.

I'm so sorry.

No, honestly,
it is all my fault.

I threw you in here without any
prep and without any thought.

Kind of like my life right now.

No, Ed, that's not possible.

Okay, but why did it end up
on my truck?

Now that you've run out
of Mr. Browns,

he's not going to take
the package back, is he?

Uh, no.

He's actually on the phone
with dispatch right now.

Mm. Who says there are
no more nice guys around?

Guys?

Nice guys.

Yes. Very nice.

Uh-oh.

What?

- Alex.
- What?

I get it, I do.

But you put exactly
what you wanted out there

and you got to follow through.

Oh, of course.
I know that.

Okay.

Hey, that was Ed.

Does he know where
the real Alex Brown lives?

Generally.

The issue is it could
be any Alex Brown in Columbus.

Not just the ones on my route.

That's good news, right?

He's still out there?

Yeah.

Just we can't have Ed
risk pinging

the whole system on a deep dive.

And things are bad because?

Because Jack and Ed are risking
their jobs doing this.

Yeah.

I have an idea.

What?

Maybe you could ask Irina

if there's an Alex Brown
on her route.

Oh, no.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

What is happening?

She might recognize
you from the park.

And if she sees me here
doing more things

that are obviously not working.

Look, if he reports me...

Oh, okay.
Get under the table, quick.

Uh...

You.

I know who you are.

Alex Brown, yes?

Yes.

Perfect. I think you will
be the secret to my success.

I know all about this, uh...

It wasn't his fault.

Eh?

I got him into this.
He was really nice about it.

Well, maybe not really nice.
More cranky and sarcastic, but-

but aren't we all like that?

You know, when
we've been wounded.

And don't we all deserve
a second chance?

I mean, he's helping me get one,
and I want him to have one.

And please don't mess
this up for him.

Otherwise, I don't...

You babble like brook
in Balakovo.

Oh, yeah.
I mean, I've heard that before.

Not specifically that body
of water, but, you know,

the general idea.

My turn to speak, please and
thank you as I only take

eight minutes for lunch break.

My husband is feeling
very lonely

missing me
while I work long hours.

Can you take this photo
and put it in a keychain locket?

So this isn't about-about...

This is about jewelry.

You are the finest in Columbus.

My man deserves the finest.

Eh?

The finest?

Of course he does. Mmhmm.

Um, actually, here
is my website,

and you can go
on there and fill out

some questions that will help me
personalize it for you.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Hi. How can I
help you?

You can come out.

Oh! That was close.

Oh, man.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I got another customer
out of it.

Thank you also
for saying what you said.

Not the part about
being sarcastic and cranky,

but that bit
about second chances.

That was nice.

That's fine.
You're welcome.

So now how do we find
the addresses

of the other Alex Browns?

Are you sure we can't do, like,
a teensy ping of the system?

I'm sorry.

Megan, we have already
wasted too much of his time.

Hey, wait, wait, wait.
You know what?

Ed and I might not be able to
find the other Alex Browns,

but I know somebody who can.

Seriously?

Oh, yeah.

Okay, Megan, how long
can you stay

without touching
any of the price tags?

No promises, but I just need
to leave here

by 6:30
to get to the concert.

But until then, I'm yours.

Okay.

That's great.

Uh, just remember,
I do still have to work.

Yes, of course. I'll help.
Come on.

Okay. Go, go!

Let's go.

Oh hey, Express Now.

Uh, you got a delivery for me
today, 1918 Missouri?

Yeah, hold on.

This? Yeah, okay.

Okay, now.
Give it a go.

Smile at this guy.

With all of my teeth.

With your whole mouth.

Uh... Thanks.

You're welcome.
And, uh, have a great day.

And... Happy Fall.

Uh, sure.

Yeah. Uh...
thanks again, man.

Oh, wow.
That's a start.

Oh, yeah.
Was that good? Really?

Yeah, it was really good.

It was almost human.

I think I'm starting to feel it.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Jack! Jack!

Haley, what are you doing here?

- Did you track my phone again?
- Mmhmm.

Boundaries Haley.

Oh, don't be so dramatic.

I mean, someone's got
to keep an eye on you.

What if you drove off a bridge

and I had to meet Note Lady
in the flesh.

I'm Haley, Jack's sister.

Hi. I'm Alex.
It's nice to meet you.

Here are the other Alex Browns.

What?

I pared it down for you.

So nobody dead.

I took out all the females,

and I nixed any Alex Browns
who had an outstanding warrant.

Wow. This is fantastic.
Thank you.

How many had a warrant?

Only one.

So that leaves just a few
Alex Browns left in Columbus.

Haley works in real estate.

So if this guy's rented, bought,

or even toured a listing,
it is on that paper.

Okay.

I gather data for, like,
corporate overlords and...

Yeah, in an office
with a computer

where you could have
just emailed that.

Can I see it?

And miss out on all the fun.

I want to be a part
of this soulmate search.

I like her.

Okay, yeah. Thank you.

So we're gonna have
to get going.

So soon?

Oh, I love your bracelets.

Oh, I love your ring.
Wait, is it custom made?

Uh, yeah. It is.

You should come by
my shop later... or pod.

Oh, fun.
Is that, like a pop-up?

Yeah. I'm trying to figure out
what to do with my business,

and so I'm just renting.

Okay. Moving on, please.

You know, I think it is so great

that you're pursuing
your passion.

I really want out of my
job, but I gotta pay the bills.

Right? I have the student loan
that is like killing me,

but this guy's gonna help me
with that.

Okay. Thanks, sis.

Wait, so he's helping to pay
off your student loans?

If he wins the contest bonus.

Look, I'm gonna keep some of it,
all right?

But there won't be
any bonus at all

if I let Irina get ahead
of me, so...

He doesn't want you to know

how much of a mushy sweetheart
he actually is.

Oh, there have been signs
under that crusty exterior.

He's like a soft loaf of bread.

So squishy.

Ooh, that's his moving on face.

Yeah.

- It was so lovely meeting you.
- You too.

- Thank you.
- Thanks sis.

Bye.

Good luck finding
your soul mate.

So, it's actually
really touching.

It's about how his truck
brings back all his memories.

About breakups and first dates

and sunsets and driving home
their new baby.

Oh, so it's not just a song
about a guy in love

with his truck, huh?

It's so much more.

You were right.
I was wrong about this one.

Maybe you also don't need such
a long list of must-haves

for what you need in a guy.

What do you mean
by such a long list?

How many must-haves do you have?

Okay, so... my ex,
she did dump me.

But the truth is, I think
I might have known

that we weren't right
for each other

for a while before that.

Might have known?

Yeah, at the time.

Forget about it.
It was rough.

Looking back on it,
I think knew.

How?

She wouldn't share her food
with me.

- Ugh, I hate that.
- Mmhmm.

Retroactive. Thanks again
for the sandwich earlier.

Not a problem.

I like sharing.

So yeah, that's-that's my...
that's my one thing.

That's my must-have.

You just have one must-have?

Don't you think that's
setting the bar a bit low?

Yeah, but think about it.

Somebody who doesn't want
to share their food with you

tends to not want to share
other things with you too.

More important things, you know?

So, I guess, what I'm looking
for in a person is,

I don't know,
generosity of spirit, I guess.

So it is one thing,
yes, but it's...

Well, it's also more.

Okay. So how about this?

I will up my list
of non-negotiables

if you reduce yours.

Maybe I should but...

it's a slippery slope, right?

I compromise a little
and then a little more.

And then suddenly I'm making
my own flower bouquets

while my Mensa
boyfriend plays D&D.

In other words...

You have to see this through.

Yes.

That.

I have to.

Okay, if we do this together,

I might just be able to meet
my quota

and still win the contest.

And you can meet your
multifaceted manifestation.

Deal.

Hi. Express Now,
more like Impress Wow.

Get back inside.

Just kidding.

Why?

You know, that looked like
a red flag anyways to me.

Okay.

Guess he's not home.

Stickers.

Read it.

You're welcome.

Hi. How can I help you?

Hi.

Coffee for you.

Thank you.

Sorry. Wrong address.

Have a great day.

Bye.

Thanks.

I can't believe
you do this every day.

That's right.

No matter what surprises
the weather throws my way.

No wonder you don't have time
for my sticky notes.

And she finally gets it.

I think we've hit every
Alex Brown in Columbus.

Well, except
for that one who wasn't home.

So, I guess, he's the one, right?

I guess.

Okay, well, that's
the end of my route,

and it looks like
I'm finishing the day.

Three quarters
of a star ahead of Irina.

- Nice.
- Pretty good.

Maybe showers should blow
over pretty soon.

Do you want to go back

and see if the last
Alex Brown's home yet?

Uh, yeah.

And so we go back
to the last Alex Brown.

Yeah.

What time is it?

6:15. Why?

Uh, Megan,
I have to go relieve her.

Let's go.

Excuse me.
Are you Alex?

Uh, I am.

Honey, I think this is
the Alex Brown

that made my necklace.

Eva.

No way.
You remember the piece?

And her name?

It was very memorable.

Your husband did a great job.

He completely filled up
the personal details space

on the form.

Obviously, I'd like to take
all the credit,

but it really was you.

You took everything I told
you and made it perfectly her.

Especially the quote,
"I dwell in possibility."

It's so me. Thank you.

The pleasure was honestly
all mine.

- Have a good night.
- You too.

Good night.

And that's your process.

You have the customers fill out
some personal facts

about themselves,
and then you build from there.

Yeah, pretty much.

That is brave.

What do you mean "brave"?

Well, basically, you're saying
I've never met you,

but I can figure you out.

I can make you a custom piece
of jewelry

that you're going
to love and be so happy with.

You're going to give me money
for it.

That's brave.

Yeah, especially the money part.

I'm serious though.

It's impressive what you do.
It matters.

Oh.

Wow. I haven't been
to a concert in...

- Forever.
- Yeah.

Seriously?

Everything okay?

Uh, yeah.
We should probably get going.

I don't want to go back

to the last Alex Brown's house
at midnight.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But...

Yeah?

Look, I have
to work tomorrow anyway.

I can't let Irina crawl
past me on the very last day.

So if you don't want to show up
at the last Alex Brown's house

in the middle of the night
and scare him.

We could wait till morning.

Like a daylight meet-cute.

Exactly.

Sounds pretty perfect.

Because I am also
so hungry and tired.

And I can't even imagine
what I look like right now.

What's worse,
you're tired or you're hungry?

Definitely my hunger.

Let's fix that.

Dinner was amazing.
Thank you.

And buckeyes? I'm so glad
we saved room for these.

Well, these are a moral
imperative around these parts.

Mm.

So, what do you like best
about your job?

Uh. The fit, obviously.

I mean, yeah. Mmhmm.
I can see that.

I think it's probably that
I just get to complete

something every day.

You know, packages arrive
at the warehouse.

I deliver them to the customer,
they receive them.

They're happy.

- Mmhmm
- Done.

Full circle with a little
caboose of joy at the end.

Caboose of joy?

- Choo-choo.
- Choo.

So you said you're not sure

what to do next
about your business?

Yeah. I mean, there's so many
different directions

I could go and so many
different pieces of advice.

It's just... I don't know.

I used to be so confident and
I knew exactly what I wanted.

And then somewhere along the
way, I started doubting myself.

Okay. Hold on.
Let's unpack that.

Please have a seat.

Okay.

So is this about work or...

Everything.

Here I am in my 30s,
still living that pop-up life.

Still not making enough money,
still adrift.

Okay, so the person who dragged
me all over Columbus today

searching for her soulmate,
she doubts herself?

Yeah. No, I don't buy that.

Un-huh.

I think you're forgetting
that an artist,

they don't have
a standard path forward.

That's completely normal.

And, yeah, maybe...
you're scared,

and a little off-track.

But I think deep down you know
what your heart really wants.

You're right.

And I am just...

I'm gonna stand up
and I'm gonna...

I'm gonna say it, okay?

- Yes, okay.
- Okay.

I want a permanent
space all to myself.

No more consignments or
or pop-ups or street fairs.

I want expansion without
the risk of losing my soul.

There you go.

Now, I just need to manifest
the money to make it happen.

Thank you for-
for reminding me of me.

It's my pleasure, truly.

Um, you, uh...

You-you-you have
a little schmutz, like right...

Right there.

Okay, so maybe I should, um, I
should probably drive you home.

I can do that.

Oh, uh, I-I actually
live right here.

I must have lost my sense
of direction.

It, uh, it happens.

Not usually to me, but, um...

Um.

So tomorrow are we on?

Yeah. Tomorrow
we make the delivery.

Okay, great.

Well, then I will
see you tomorrow.

Yes. See you tomorrow.

And we're done.

Don't worry about me.
Be the teddy bear.

Be vulnerable.
Tell her how you feel.

I have to be the polar bear
and just go for it.

I gotta go.

Do not track me.

Jack.

Alex.

Wow. Hi.

Good morning.

You look...

So do you.

Thanks.

I, uh... I thought
I thought that you had

to work today for the contest.

Yeah. Don't worry about it.
I already won.

What? You did?

Mmhmm.

That's amazing.

Thanks.

So that's, I guess,
for the final Alex Brown.

Oh, um...

No. I, um...

I actually made it for you.

Me? Are you serious?

Sticky notes.

- Well, it seems appropriate.
- Mmhmm.

"Good food is sweeter
when shared."

"Anonymous."

That's perfect.

Thank you.

I'm glad you like it.

Do you want me to put it on?

Yes, please.

- Hey, Alex.
- Yes.

I want to-
I want to ask you something.

Hey.

You know...

You're just in time.

Megan. Hey.

I wanted to check in

in case you were having
any last-minute jitters.

Um...

Uh...

Oh. Hey, Jack.
You look nice.

Thank you.

Ooh. So any jitters?

A few.

Um, but but I-I think I'm ready.

Yes. Yes, you are.

Listen, you are doing something

most of us don't even have
the guts to do.

You put out there what you
wanted and you're going for it.

I, um...

I...

I have to complete this
for myself.

You aren't just doing it
for yourself.

You're doing it for everyone.

Mostly for me.

It inspires me to start going
for what I want to.

You should.

You deserve it.

Okay.

- You ready?
- Yep.

Moving on.

14 Meadowbrook Road.
- Woo!

'Morning.
What is happening here?

It's finally happening.
He's taking her to meet him.

And we are missing it?

Well...

Maybe we could just watch
from across the street.

They'll never even know
we're there.

Just be cool.
Be cool, cool, cool.

And we're here.

Thank you for everything.

For yesterday and
for last night.

And for helping me to see

that I already know
what I really want.

I can't stop thinking
about having my own shop.

That's great.
Hang on to that.

And thank you too.

For what?

Well, I think, you had to learn
to say what you want.

And I had to learn
it's okay to...

actually want something again.

Yeah.
Well, I'm happy to hear that.

- So...
- Yeah.

Here we are.

Yeah.

I guess I just walk
on up to that door then.

Yeah. I guess so.

Unless, um...

Unless?

Do you really think what you
want is inside that house?

Um...

I don't know.

Do you think it's
somewhere else?

Oh!

Oh, come on.

Oh, you got to be kidding me.

I can see you guys.

Surprise.

Yeah. Surprise!

What are you guys doing here?

I'm sorry.

We don't want
to miss the big moment.

It's still happening, right?

Because it looks like
a different moment

might be about to happen.

No.

No. Yes. No, I...

Just a second.

What is it, Ed?

I told you I already dropped out
of the contest.

Wait, what?

I just wanted today
to be about you

and Haley and I
are gonna find another way.

Listen, I found the real
Alex Brown's address

and Meadowbrook Road, ain't it?

I called him up and confirmed
the purple package is his.

It's on Irina's route.
It's 832 Jefferson.

That area they just annexed.

That's probably why it didn't
show up on your sister's list.

Isn't this awesome?

Hey!
All of you off my lawn!

Sorry, sir.
Wrong address.

Gotta go.

So, um, 832 Jefferson.

I'll, uh... I'll see you there.

See you there.

See you there.

Okay.

This is my route.

Look, I'm not trying to steal
anything from you, Irina.

Isn't that the jeweler?

The one whose table
you hide under?

You knew?

Let's just say I grew up
noticing things.

Old habit.
Hard to explain.

So why is she there
and you are here?

Because, uh... I'm an idiot.

Yes.

I'm doing the right thing.

Right?

Yes, definitely.

All I know is that after
20 years of marriage,

nothing good comes
from holding back your feelings.

You got to go after
what you want.

Yeah.

Right.

I do think you should
take off your jacket.

- All right.
- Good call. Yes.

O'Keefe, you are as bad at love

as you are good
at on-time distribution.

Thank you?

I will still win.

When I curse a cow,
it stays cursed.

It doesn't matter anymore.

You got this.

I do.

What is our slogan?

O'Keefe, what is our slogan?

Delivered and done.

That is what you must do.

Deliver.

Go get 'em.

I have to be the teddy bear
and the polar bear.

Eh?

Alex.

I, uh, came up with more.

More what?

With more must-haves.

More than just
the sharing food thing.

Oh.

I, um...

Um...

Someone who loves adventure.

Especially adventure
in a vintage truck.

Someone who sticks up for others

even when they're
hiding under a table.

Someone who sees people so well

that she can personalize
exactly what they need.

Someone who believes in hopes
and keeps going.

No matter how many times
she's been disappointed.

And someone who...

Yeah, I agree, has
to go ring that doorbell.

Just in case
it doesn't work out,

knows that I'm going to be at
her building every single day,

ignoring her sticky notes

and hoping
she'll give me a chance.

A second chance.

Okay. That was pretty good.

Yes, but I take
full credit for this.

Irina.

- Hi.
- Hello.

Hello.

And yeah, maybe you're scared.

And a little off-track.

But I think deep down

you know what your heart
really wants.

Wait. Um...

Excuse me. Sorry.

Alex, you've come all this way.

We've come all this way.

Don't you think you should
at least ring that doorbell

and make sure this is
what you really want?

Meg...

I finally know
exactly what I want.

I-I want someone
who appreciates good music.

Even when it's about
a pickup truck?

And speaks romance languages.

And knows that it EQ is more
important than IQ.

And I will order my own
coffee mug

Just to prove it.

But most importantly,

wants me to be me even
when I'm babbling,

which I'm going
to do a lot right now

because it's something that
I do when I have big feelings.

And right now I have
a lot of big...

Moving on.

Oh, great.
My package.

Hello.

Hi.

Um, I'm Alex.

I'm Megan.

It's good to meet you.

Sorry, I'm a little
sweaty from working out.

That is a beautiful man.

You really know how to manifest.

Right?

Hey, save it for after hours,
you two.

We have shoppers already.

So Express Now just
sold this year?

- Oh.
- Well...

They, uh...

They finally forced Jack
to upgrade his work truck.

Yeah, my loss was her gain, though.

She got it for a steal.

With someone's help.

You two restored it yourselves, impressive.

Well...

Okay, Alex, if you put shelves

where the drop seat was,

use a biscuit joiner
for a smooth finish,

You'll get... wait for it.

Three more square feet
of sale space.

Wow. Sounds like a plan.

Irina, I still feel kind of bad.

It was my rating that helped
put Jack over the top.

No, he delivered the love
of your life.

How can I be mad at you?

Besides,
I was having an off-day.

I think it all started with Ed,

who got to keep his job,
by the way.

Yeah!

All right, everybody,
are we ready?

Yeah.

Get over here
and unveil this thing yourself.

Okay.

Come on, Alex. Here.

Thank you.

Um. I can't believe
this day is finally here.

Thank you truly, all of you,
for being here.

Go for it, Alex.

Yeah!

May I?

Delivered.

And done.