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Previously, on "Heartland"...

I got these in the mail this week.

You got accepted at two places.

Grassland's Agricultural College and University

of Manitoba.

I'm telling you that I'm moving away, that we won't be working

together, that I won't get to see you every morning,

that we can't be together--

that's not so easy.

If you can give up on us working together after one

day, what happens if we--

What?

If we what?

I don't know, if we live together or something.

You know what?

I don't ever want things to change.

That doesn't sound like you at all.

[groans]

[laughing]

[dramatic music playing]

I tacked up the horses.

I thought we could go for a ride.

Wow, getting a head start on packing--

Yeah, I've got to.

I'm working with Scott today, so--

[sighs]

I'm not going to see you until Thanksgiving

and you're spending your last day with Scott.

Hey, I thought we said we weren't

going to make a big deal about this being my last day.

Well that was before you started packing.

I know I hate long goodbyes.

I'd rather not even go--

Okay Ty, let's not talk about school.

Okay?

Don't say you're not going--

not because of me.

It'll drive me nuts.

What if I told you I was going to miss you?

That drive you nuts?

Mm-mmm.

You can tell me you'll miss me.

But just a little and just this once, okay?

[camera clicking]

Mallory?

What are you doing?

Nothing-- you'll thank me later.

You know, there are some other things I'm going

to miss about this place too--

like this guy.

Hey Harley, how you doing?

[yelling] Hey, where the hell is Caleb?

Who does he think is going to do his work, me?

And some things I'm not--

[chuckles]

Oh, that's perfect.

Hold it there one second.

Mallory, give it a rest.

Whatever.

Okay, so I'm thinking individual sized Napolitana

pizzas and a big Caesar salad with lots of anchovies.

Nothing says going away party like anchovies.

What's that-- Ty's favorite food?

No, it's mine.

I'm having this weird craving lately.

Oh my god.

You won't believe this, but that's exactly

how I found out I was pregnant.

Really?

Yeah.

Me and Jerry, we'd been trying for ages.

And one day we were out for pizza,

and instead of ordering the Hawaiian special

I ordered the Napolitana with extra anchovies.

And that's when Jerry said, honey we must be pregnant.

Because of the anchovies?

That and the forgetfulness.

And when I checked the calendar I was a whole week late.

Just a week--

By the way, I'm gonna have my hands full shopping

for the next couple of hours.

Maybe you could do me a little favor?

Sure.

Oh-- okay.

Got it.

All right, see ya.

Don't worry about a thing.

I got him.

Bye.

Don't go anywhere.

[whimpering]

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6--

yeesh.

[baby crying]

Jerry-- hey.

I'm right here.

Don't cry.

Don't cry.

Don't cry-- yeah.

[hiccup]

[vomiting]

Ew.

[giggling]

Gross.

[sighs]

Thanks.

[dramatic music playing]

Oh no, not again.

Damn hunters.

♪♪ [Jenn Grant's Dreamer playing]

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ you sank into your dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

What time do you want me to get Ty back?

Uh, 5:00.

But please don't be late.

Lou, is there something you haven't told me?

Yeah, it's a surprise party.

So please--

No, I mean uh--

Oh yeah, this is Jerry Jr., Marnie's little guy.

I'm babysitting.

I figured.

I never saw you as the baby type.

Uh, excuse me.

I am so the baby type, okay.

I just-- here you go.

Yeah--

Oh-- you're not going to test that first.

Oh yeah, totally.

Just-- Mm-- oh--

it's good.

It's just really, really hot.

That's too hot for you--

too hot.

Super hot--

[pants]

Come on, I'm not going to be gone forever.

We can always go riding when I get back.

Yeah, except Lou's probably going to want

to have an early dinner.

You know-- make something special.

Hey, let's go.

See you later Amy.

See ya Scott.

I thought we said today wasn't going to be a big deal.

This better not be one of Lou's fa--

No, it's just dinner. Okay?

It's not gonna-- [sighs]

[horn honking]

Okay, okay-- I'm coming.

I'll see you. Okay.

Okay.

Wow, the last day.

Not even a goodbye kiss?

Talk about playing it cool--

Mallory, get the camera out of my face.

She ordered it weeks ago and keeps forgetting to pick it up.

She's so in denial.

Her latest excuse-- she doesn't want to go

overboard about him leaving.

Tell me about it.

She keeps saying how okay she'll be without Ty.

Yeah, how long is that going to last?

Well he's leaving tomorrow, so I'm guessing at least one more

- day. - [Caleb] Hey girls.

[both] Hey.

Aren't you a little late for work?

Yes, I am.

I'm gonna be a whole lot later too once I polish off one

Ranchman's Breakfast Special.

Wow, the ranch man's special.

This is kind of like serving someone his last meal.

What do you mean?

She means Jack is going to kill you.

Yeah, or give me a raise.

With Ty gone and all, I figure I'll

be doing twice as much work, so I deserve twice as much money.

Please, Jack is a total cheapskate--

the last of the 10% tippers.

You get 10%?

I still get Canadian tire money.

Yeah, that's why I'm changing tactics--

playing hardball, starting off with being late for work.

Jack's going to realize how much he needs me

and have no choice but to give me that raise.

[sarcastically] Yeah, that's a great plan.

Yeah, only problem is you don't know jack about Jack.

Brier Ridge?

What are they doing here?

Well I thought you could use a distraction to help keep

your mind off the situation.

You're talking about with Ty?

Yeah.

Well-- something like that.

Hope I'm not late.

What seems to be the problem?

Apollo was bred for show jumping.

He should be on the circuit.

The problem is Ashley can't do much with him ever

since he came back from Heartland.

She says he's jumping like a camel.

She won't even ride him.

He looks good to me.

He's filled out.

He has a nice top line.

Yeah, well looks can be deceiving.

I don't know what you want me to do.

You're the horse whisperer.

I think what Val's trying to say is she wants you to make

him more or less like he was.

Well to tell you the truth, I'm not

exactly sure what to expect.

I mean I haven't been in a classroom since grade 9, so--

Don't worry, the first week is frosh.

Frosh-- another way of saying free beer.

Yeah go easy, because Monday you'll

want to have a clear head before you dissect

your first sheep's brain.

Thanks, I was really psyched until you said that.

Ah, you've seen worse.

And I'm the one losing an assistant here.

[phone ringing]

Scott here.

North of Golden?

Yeah, I'll do it.

Okay, bye.

Change of plans?

Yeah, I got to see a woman about a horse.

In Golden, BC?

Isn't that like 300 kilometers from here?

Not as the crow flies.

You're flying in?

Yeah, I'll drop you off at the ranch

on the way to the airport.

Woah, woah, woah, woah--

you haven't lost your assistant yet.

Yeah, but Amy--

I know.

It's our last day.

But we're both good with it.

Come on, a remote vet call?

Okay, but I have to get you back in time for--

you know.

Back in time for, uh--

supper.

Hey Jack.

You want me to take over from here?

I'm glad you finally decided to show up.

I figured you would be.

That's exactly what I wanted to talk to you about.

Well there's something I want to say to you too.

Well the thing is, with Ty gone and all it's only--

You're fired.

What?

Don't be like that.

I'm just trying to make a point.

So am I.

Come on Jack.

I don't need some rodeo wannabe

with an inflated sense of his own self worth working for me.

Pick up your stuff.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Okay, com Amy.

Put your leg on him.

Support him through the jump.

Jumping flat-- [sighs] Too long.

No, no, no-- you gave up on him.

Come on, Amy.

I saw that coming a mile away.

Look, Mrs. Stanton, I know you have

a lot invested in this horse.

But if you want me to do my job, you're going to have to--

I'm just trying to help.

Well, see that's the thing.

What you're doing is kind of the opposite of help.

[phone ringing]

Sorry, just--

I have to take this.

Hi.

What?

Ty-- on your last day?

No, whatever.

It just would've been nice to spend some time together.

Yeah. Okay, you know what?

I don't care.

Yeah, do what you want.

Boyfriend troubles?

No, no troubles.

Just--

I know how you feel.

He's going away to college.

He'll come home at Thanksgiving and you'll

just be the old girlfriend.

In my day we called it the turkey dump.

You know what?

Um-- I really don't want that to happen.

So I'm going to do something about it.

Where are you going?

To go see Ty.

What, now?

Amy--

You know what?

We'll have to reschedule.

♪ Sleepy time ♪

♪ That's it, sleepy time ♪

♪ Stay asleep, stay-- ♪

[baby cooing]

No, no, no, no-- stay asleep.

Don't wake up.

You're fine.

Stay asleep.

Stay asleep.

[whispering] There you go.

Lou, check this out.

Shhh.

Can you believe it?

Scott said I wasn't the baby type.

I've totally got this baby thing under control.

You need to get that diaper thing under control.

I'm taking this to go.

[sniffs]

[groans]

All All right, everything looks good.

Show on the road.

Still want to come?

Yeah.

Don't worry, you'll get to see Amy at the uh--

I know.

Lou's supper right?

All right.

Seat belts, first aid kit, puke bag--

ah, but no one pukes in this plane, got it?

Got it.

All right.

Okay.

Jack, I know you meant well.

But frankly, I'm put off.

She's just trying to come to terms with Ty

going away best she can.

Yeah, well she just took off and left me standing there.

She's a young girl.

And long distance relationships-- well, you know.

That's not so easy.

Yeah, well I guess you're an expert in that field.

Lisa's in France more than she is here, right?

Well if I was such an expert, maybe she'd

stick around a little bit more.

Listen, why don't you leave this guy with me

and give Amy another chance.

Everybody has an off day.

Here's your cooler.

Shhh, the baby--

[whispering] Okay, here's your cooler.

What?

Where's the ice?

I could have sworn I put ice.

You're going to have to make some.

Me?

Come on, what about the thing for Ty's party?

I've got a lot of work to do.

You've got a lot of work?

I've got the whole party plus the ball and chain thing.

You mean the baby?

Nice.

Could you please just put the beer in the cooler.

Quietly.

- There is no beer. - What?

[pan clanging] Shh, the baby.

I forgot to buy the beer?

Oh my god, I really am--

What?

Bossy, unbearable, control freak--

Forgetful.

[banging]

[baby whimpering]

What am I going to do now?

Well, I can babysit while you go get the beer.

No way, I promised Marnie.

I can't just leave you with Jerry Jr.

What, do you mean the ball and chain?

You're right Lou.

When it comes to babies, you're obviously

way more qualified than me.

Thanks a lot.

[baby crying]

Are you looking for someone?

Scott Cardinal.

The vet-- he went that way.

Got a 15 minute head start, but uh--

you might be able to catch him if you hurry.

Just kidding.

Come on, Max.

Sorry, is that cold?

Hey.

Hey.

Oh my gosh, what do we got here?

You need a hand there?

Uh, no-- I think I got it.

Oh, sure you do.

Scooch over, I'll show you a thing or two.

- Oh, really? - Yeah.

Huh--

You know there were seven of us growing up on the farm,

so I got a little but of practice at this.

Yeah, well it looks like you're going

to be a good father one day.

Yeah, that's definitely part of the plan.

What plan?

Life plan.

What, you got your life all planned out?

Yeah, started when I was 30.

Picked up a two-bit oil company.

Gave myself five years to turn it around and another five

to take it public. And--

It sounds more like a business plan, baby.

No, no.

I got the personal part figured out too.

You know-- find a nice girl, have a couple of years of fun,

and then tie the knot, and--

Fun over?

What, are you kidding me?

No way.

Fun just beginning-- family fun.

I plan to be knee deep in [inaudible] by the time I'm 40.

Good to know.

So uh-- so where are you at today, plan wise?

No, I took the day off from the plan

so I could help you out.

So I'm at your disposal.

All right.

So besides changing diapers and stuff like that, anything

else you need me to do?

Um, Marnie's got the pizza.

I'm making the salad.

Yeah.

You could do a beer run for me.

Sure.

See ya.

All right.

Oh hey-- you would have told me if that baby was yours,

right?

Yeah, just like you told me Max was a dog--

eventually.

Nothing I should know about there?

Yeah, there is actually.

[inaudible] drinks Big Rock. Traditional.

And if you know what's good for you, you'll drink it too.

All right.

Come on, Max.

I see you managed to tick off Val without too much trouble.

Come on Grandpa, she was driving me absolutely crazy.

I know as well as anyone how pushy that woman can be.

But you can't say that she doesn't

know what she's talking about.

Used to be one of the best show jumpers around.

I know.

I get it, Grandpa.

It's not just Val.

And I know it sounds stupid, and I know that Ty is just

gone for a couple of hours.

But it feels like a big deal to me.

Well I'm sure it is.

And maybe I wasn't thinking straight either, telling Val

that you would help.

What with Ty leaving, I've got a lot on my mind too.

It's okay.

You know, I'll uh--

I'll give it another shot.

Thanks.

Hey, and uh-- if it doesn't work out, you let me deal with Val.

Okay.

[baby crying]

Oh, is that my little angel?

This is so weird.

He was a little angel the whole time you were gone.

Oh, don't take it personally Lou.

I didn't have a maternal bone in my body

until Jerry Jr. came along.

You know what?

I think I am very maternal, okay?

I cook.

I clean.

I look after this entire family.

And I haven't heard anyone complain except your baby.

Are you saying it's Jerry Jr.'s fault?

Because blaming a baby is pretty much the least maternal thing

you could do.

Actually it says on Wikipedia that guppies eat their young,

so that's got to be worse than blaming.

Mallory, what are you doing here again?

I need a lift into town.

I need to get a computer cable for my goodbye Ty photo

montage.

Well we're a little busy, okay.

Fine, just don't blame me if your party

sucks because of a second rate PowerPoint presentation.

[Ty] Wow, it's a nice place you got here.

[Scott] No one knows these mountains

better than Jane here does.

[Jane] Glad you finally got your pilot's license, huh.

Maybe we'll be seeing more of you.

[Scott] That's the idea.

So one dead horse.

A stallion with an arrow in his neck.

And bow hunting season just started.

Those guys pay $10,000 a pop to hunt up here.

They get pretty trigger happy if they don't get their elk.

This is not the first time someone's

taken a shot at that herd.

They probably won't be the last.

Yeah, well a lot of people wouldn't have noticed or cared.

One wild horse, more or less--

I make a pretty decent living painting those horses.

I feel I owe them for that.

Oh, anything I can get for you Mrs. Stanton?

No, just my daughter.

Her shift's over.

She's just changing in the back.

Thank god for small mercies.

I still can't get used to her in that waitress outfit.

Well, better get used to it Mom,

because Maggie says I can keep working here

on weekends and after school.

I know you're just trying to provoke me Ashley,

and I'm not going there.

It's all about independence.

Yeah, well because it can't be about the money

she makes in this place.

Got something for Ty.

Will you give it to him?

An iPod?

That's really sweet.

You should give it to him yourself, Mrs. Stanton.

No, I--

I don't feel like going to a party.

You're not coming?

Why not?

Because I think I've had about enough of Amy Fleming

for one day, that's why.

Anyway, you guys have a nice time.

Bye bye.

Bye Mom.

She said once he goes away to college

all I am is his old girlfriend.

Lou-- Lou, are you listening to me?

Th-- Yeah.

Yeah, I heard you.

Val Stanton, the old girlfriend theory--

at least that's something.

At least it has a name.

What do you call dating a guy whose life plan doesn't

even seem to include you?

Yeah, sure he wants to have babies someday with somebody.

But who knows who that somebody is?

I sure don't.

This doesn't have something to do with Jerry Jr., does it?

Not at all.

This has to do with just dying for a Caesar salad

with extra anchovies.

It has to do with looking at the calendar

and not liking what you see.

You think you're p--

Don't go there.

Don't even say the word.

Okay, but if you think you might be--

but-- you should probably get one of those--

you know-- those tests.

Before you drive yourself even crazier--

What, you mean drop everything,

drive all the way to town, buy a test,

drive all the way back-- and meanwhile, who's going

to make the Caesar salad?

Okay.

[horses neighing]

Yeah, they're still there.

Yeah, I see them.

The stallion doesn't look too good.

These tranquilizer guns don't have much range.

Come with me.

I'll stay here.

Keep them from coming back this way.

The drugstore, what are we doing here?

It doesn't concern you, okay?

It concerns me that the computer place

is on the other side of town.

That's our next stop.

I'll be right back.

t go anywhere.

Uh-- hey, Lou.

Caleb, hey.

I was just going to get some, you know--

I need some advice.

- party supplies.

Balloons, streamers--

Jack fired me.

- mixed nuts.

He fired you?

Yeah, for nothing.

What?

Well, I mean maybe I was a little bit late for work.

Maybe I took it a step too far.

Maybe I pushed his buttons one too many times.

So not exactly for nothing?

I need this job.

I need your help.

I don't know else to do.

Okay, go back and talk to Grandpa right now.

And don't bargain.

Don't push.

Just beg for your job back. Yeah?

Yeah.

That might work.

But what do I do if it doesn't?

Just stay far enough away so he can't hit you.

Yeah, I'll keep that in mind.

Ladies first.

Party supplies in a drugstore?

What was I thinking?

What are we doing now?

Going to the computer place?

Nope, we are driving around the block.

[gun shot]

Looks pretty deep.

Uh, that's a nasty arrowhead on that thing.

I'm going to have to cut it out.

Needle-- the local kicks in fast.

Scalpel.

Okay, there could be some hemorrhaging.

So get those gauze pads ready.

Pliers.

Forceps.

Okay, and I'll get that right in there.

Open it up?

Yeah, open it up as wide as you can.

There you go. [Ty] Got it.

Right there, that's good. [Ty] That good?

[Scott] Yep.

Grab the arrowhead tip.

Okay, let it go.

Here we go.

[gasps]

Wow.

Okay, so far so good, not too much bleeding.

Wow, that is a scary looking thing.

Mind if I keep it?

Next time one of those hunters takes

a shot of one of my horses he'll be

digging this out of his butt.

Okay, now the [inaudible].

Aren't you going to stitch it up first?

We've got to leave it open, let it drain.

[inaudible] him full of penicillin--

syringe.

Uh-- which one?

This one.

All right, that's it.

The rest is up to this guy.

Or luck.

Hopefully we haven't used up our luck already.

Lou.

Val, hi.

I was just--

I'm glad I ran into you.

Look, I know Amy's very busy, at least according to Jack.

Busy, yeah-- me too.

And I know she's very gifted with horses.

But look, I'm here to tell you she could use

some work on her people skills.

Right, people skills-- hey Val,

let's talk about this later.

At the party.

Well, no that's just it, I'm not--

Isn't it always? I've got to run.

See you later Val.

Bye.

Could use some work on your people skills, too.

God.

[sighs]

Okay, what's actually going on?

Because I'm sick of driving around the block.

Fine.

I need one of those, you know--

tests.

For a friend.

Who might be a little bit--

Pregnant?

I hate to tell you, but you can't be a little bit pregnant.

And the friend?

Oh, come on Lou.

Give me a break.

Who buys a pregnancy test for a friend?

Okay, I mean your mother, sure.

Ever since my Mom and Dad decided to try for a boy--

don't even get me started.

Wait a minute.

What are you saying?

You buy pregnancy tests for your mother?

I'm a regular.

I can even put it on her account.

She wouldn't notice just one more test, more or less.

What happened with you and my mother?

Nothing, I don't know.

She just brought Apollo over so I could take a look at him.

And yeah, maybe I was a little--

Rude?

Why?

Did she say something?

Obviously, she's my mother.

Well, I don't know.

I was just trying him out and she was treating it like it was

a jump off for the Grand Prix.

She has this crazy idea of taking me

and Apollo on the Arizona show circuit.

You and your mother?

Ashley haven't you been there, done that?

Exactly.

Horse shows-- I mean that's how our problems

started in the first place.

But ever since I moved back home she's been trying really hard,

and I didn't want to disappoint her.

So I just figured blame the horse.

Blame the horse?

Come on Ash.

Okay, so it's lame.

But it was the easiest thing to do.

Yeah, maybe easiest for you.

But what am I supposed to do now?

[sighs]

Yeah he's still pretty out of it, but we better get going.

Oh hey, come on.

We came all the way up here.

We can at least wait until he gets on his feet.

I like this kid.

Not exactly afraid of you, is he?

[chuckles]

Yeah, it doesn't look good, my assistant

telling me what to do.

Come on, Scott.

What's the rush?

I just want to make sure that I get

you back in time for Lou's--

Supper?

One of Lou's special suppers where she invites everyone?

Okay, okay-- it's a party.

It's a surprise party.

But you didn't hear it from me.

Hear what?

[horse neighing]

Hey, look at that.

[emotional music playing]

[gasps]

You see?

It was worth waiting for after all.

Yeah, now we can get going.

If we're late Lou's going to kill me.

Hey, Jack.

If you're back for Ty's going away party,

you're a little early.

Well, actually I was hoping we could talk about my job.

What job?

You don't have a job here anymore.

Come on, Jack.

I know you were a little bit annoyed, but--

Annoyed?

Why would I be annoyed?

The minute I fired you I stopped being annoyed.

I'm begging you, man.

I need the work.

I'll do anything you ask.

Just please, can I have my job back?

Well if I did take you back, of course

we'd have to re-negotiate.

Thanks Jack.

I knew you'd come around.

Re-negotiate?

Well, I'm back.

This better be good.

Mrs. Stanton, look.

It was really unprofessional of me

to let my personal life get in the way.

That's Ashley.

Oh, Amy.

Look--

I don't know what you did, but--

Ashley and Apollo--

they're great together.

But I don't think either one of them

are going to wind up on the show circuit.

Well that's the whole point, dear.

I mean look, they're more than ready.

Yeah, except Ashley doesn't want to go.

What?

We don't do well with horse shows Mom.

I know it and I think you know it too.

So what was this little demonstration

the two of you cooked up, hmm?

Amy thought I owed it to you to show you that there's

nothing wrong with Apollo.

So that you could stop spending money

on trying to fix him and spend money on other things

like shopping, lunches--

how about a mother daughter spa vacation?

I uh--

I was gonna drop a couple of these off at the gift

shop in town.

What do you think?

Oh man, Amy would love this.

I've never bought a painting before.

How much is it?

Oh, you couldn't afford one of Jane's paintings.

Well, not until after you've graduated vet school

and worked for about 10 years.

That's why I'm giving it to you.

Something to mark this date.

[gasps]

Thank you.

This is amazing.

[phone beeping]

Is there a two for one special in there?

Ah, I gave you one last time.

You've had your quota.

Come on, Scott.

Let's go.

Yeah, right.

Suddenly he's got a present for his girlfriend,

he's the one in the big hurry.

See you later, Jane.

See you, Jane.

Thanks again.

You are a miracle worker.

I mean, anyone who can get my mom

off my case about this horse--

[laughs]

Well, you owe me.

[phone ringing]

Hold on-- actually, could you hold this?

Thanks.

It's Ty, he's on his way back.

Aren't you going to go meet him?

Well he's only been gone for a few hours.

Yeah, but after tonight he's going

to be gone for a few months.

Yes, but we discussed that--

I don't know.

We wouldn't make a big deal about it.

Yeah, I heard.

And whose lame idea was that?

Well, I don't know-- it was his I guess.

But I went along with it.

Yeah, but guys just say that.

You're not supposed to go along with it.

Oh come on, Amy.

You buy him a gift and then you keep

it in the box at Maggie's--

Soraya told you about the halter.

Well, what do you think?

Today is his last day.

If it was me, I'd be giving him a day he wouldn't forget.

Okay, maybe you're right.

Of course I'm right.

Now you owe me big time.

Go--

[laughing]

- get out of here.

So I figure you and Amy must have worked things out.

[sighs]

I suppose.

Seems Ashley thinks that showjumping

can be fun, as long as she doesn't go

to the shows with her mother.

What can I say, she's probably right.

Where is she off to in such a hurry?

My best guess, it has something to do with Ty.

She's really going to miss him.

Oh, and you're not?

Caleb will manage to pick up some of the slack.

I'll probably end up putting in a few extra hours myself.

Jack-- shut up.

Yeah, okay.

I'm gonna miss him.

Hey.

Um, look-- I know I seemed a little bit stressed out before.

Don't worry Lou, I doubled the anchovies in the dressing.

That's great.

But about that whole maternal thing, or lack of--

I would never blame Jerry Jr. for anything.

He's a sweetheart.

It's okay.

I just figured you were manic about the party.

Yeah, well it wasn't the party--

[baby crying]

so much as what we had been--

He's got great timing.

You know, let me just--

you can finish the salad.

Okay. [in baby voice] Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Is that better?

[baby coos]

See Lou?

When your time comes you're going to have

that maternal thing in spades.

Hey.

Boy, you cut it pretty close.

What are you talking about?

That special, overpriced, custom-made halter you spent

hours agonizing about, making sure you picked the perfect

one, and double checking the engraving

guy knew how to spell Harley. Well, okay.

Do you still have it?

Well, I almost sold it to another guy

with a horse named Harley, but you are in luck.

You're funny.

I'll see you at the party.

Oh-- Oh--

you can-- you can just pay me later.

So you're still working here.

I guess things went well with Jack?

Well?

It went great.

Really?

What happened?

Well, let's just say negotiations were intense.

But in the end I got pretty much what I was hoping for.

Jack gave you a raise?

Times are tough, haven't you heard?

What'd you get?

Because Soraya and I were betting that if you

were going to play hardball with Jack

he would just fire your ass.

Well, as a matter of fact he did.

But with a little bit of fancy footwork I got my job back.

Really?

That's awesome.

Yeah, for almost the same pay.

[chuckles]

Jack.

My favorite.

No kidding, me too.

[laughs]

All right, I got a confession to make.

Lou told me.

Yeah, well that doesn't surprise me.

Lou doesn't leave much to chance.

Likes to have everything pretty well planned out.

Yeah, well that's something her and I have in common, I guess.

Yeah, the thing is sometimes life throws you a curve ball.

Yeah.

Well from the little that Lou told me

about what your family's been through the past couple

of years, she's dealt with some pretty big curves, Jack.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Big enough to make you realize nothing's written in stone.

[Our Voices by Matthew Barber playing]

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You were looking for the vet, the Cessna 172?

- Is something wrong? - ♪ And your eyes will see ♪

I'm afraid we've lost radio contact.

What does that mean?

Where are they? Are they all right?

That's the thing, we don't know.

We'll let you know the minute

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