All language subtitles for Heartland.S11E17.WEBRip.x264-ION10

Previously,
on "Heartland:"

- Well, I know how much
you love this place.

- I do.

That view is incredible.

- Well...

it's yours.

- What's he doing?

- Oh, he likes to record a lot
of the runs,

so he can study them later.

- Ah!

- It's a strain.
- How bad is it?

- It's hard to say,
there's a lot of inflammation.

- Thanks for helping out,
but it's getting late,

you don't have to stay.

Yeah, um, I was just
calling to make sure

that you hadn't gone
on the gossip site.

- No, I haven't.
- Good, so don't.

Danceralysa: ...yokel is
totally out of her league.

Ileana. - Georgie's the worst!

She'd even hurt her horse
to win!

- What a beautiful piece
of land.

- I still can't believe
it's actually ours.

- You know, I can already
picture it.

Big yard for Lyndy to play in.

A nice front porch where we can
sit out in the morning,

and drink our coffee.

- Really sounds amazing.

- Well, we'll have to do
our research, obviously.

Figure a few things out.

But come on, we've gotta do
something with this property.

- Just look at it.

Hey.

I've gotta go into Maggie's
to do some paperwork.

Do you wanna head in together?
- Yeah, sure.

I'll meet you downstairs.
- Okay.

Georgie is the worst jumper

on the circuit.

That horse has no business
being in the jumping ring,

no wonder this happened.

Somebody should get
on Georgie's back,

and jump her into the ground.

- Guys!
Guys, I have got news!

I've got amazing news,
this is huge.

Okay, so I'm at Maggie's,
I'm having breakfast--

- Amazing news, Mitch.

- Just let the man talk.

- I'm sitting beside this guy,
he's having steak and eggs.

And he's goin' on about
how great the steak is.

So I casually tell him that
all the beef on the menu

comes from Heartland Ranch.

So then he introduces
himself to me,

and this guy is none other
than Fred Garland.

- Fred Garland...
is that Garland Foods?

- Yeah.

- You had breakfast with
the owner of the biggest

grocery store chain in Calgary?
- Yes, yes, I did.

This guy's all about selling
local farm-fresh products,

and he wants to do
a partnership

with Heartland Ranch.

He wants to meet tomorrow
to talk about a deal.

- I like it.

Selling directly to a big
player like Garland?

Yeah!

Okay, I'll clear my schedule,
I'll be at the meeting.

- Uh... uh, thanks Tim,
but I've-I've got this one.

- No.
- I made first contact.

I should be the face
of this deal.

- No, you're not gonna go
to that meeting

without one of us
goin' with you.

- Why?
- All right...

let's not be too hasty,
Mitch is one who met the man,

they already have
a relationship,

a good start by the sounds
of it,

I say we let Mitch handle it.

- Seriously?

- Equal partner, remember?

Besides, don't you have enough
on your plate these days?

- I feel great!

- I'm just saying...

you might have a little more
to focus on.

- Thank you.

Both of you.

I won't let you guys down.

We should go together.
She just texted me.

- Yeah, I heard about that.
- Like, together?

Ileana. - Georgie's the worst!

She'd even hurt her horse
to win.

That horse no business

Being in the jumping ring,
no wonder this happened.

That's what happens when you
turn a cow pony into a jumper.

Somebody should get
on Georgie's back,

and jump her into the ground.

Voice: She's totally out
of her league.

Georgie?

Are you gonna get that order?

- Yeah, sorry.

- It's okay.

Danceralysa: That yokel
is totally out of her league.

Not even a horse like Phoenix

deserves to be treated
like that.

Somebody should save that
poor horse!

That girl has zero talent.

- I am so sorry, I can't
believe I just did that.

- That's okay, it's okay,
it happens to the best of us.

Georgie?

Georgie?

Georgie, where are you going?

- Georgie, what is going on?

- Honey? Oh, honey!

- What is it?

- You've gotta call somebody,
get that thing taken down.

- Good luck
with that.

Once something like this
goes online,

nothing you can do about it.

- Like there isn't!

Somebody runs this site, and
I'm gonna find out who it is.

- You know the accident
wasn't your fault, right?

Those comments are just lies.

- It doesn't matter.

Everyone thinks I did
something wrong.

It's so humiliating.

- Georgie, those are just
jealous people

hiding behind fake user names.

They're trying to break
you down,

but you can't let them
get to you.

- Okay sure, I'll just pretend
like it never even happened.

- I know it's not that simple,
okay?

But I promise you that once
the Fall Finale rolls around,

everyone will have forgotten
all about this.

- There is no way I'm entering
the Fall Finale.

Not after everything
that's happened.

- Georgie...

- It's not just the video.

I've lost out on so much
practice time with Phoenix,

and he still needs to heal.

I know you're disappointed,
but...

I've made up my mind.

- No, no, no.
Do not put me on hold again.

I want you to transfer me
to a manager, please.

He-he hung up on me!

- I told ya.

- How's Georgie doing?

- She's pretty upset.

She doesn't wanna enter
the Fall Finale.

- What?! But she's been
working so hard.

- I'm sure she'll change
her mind

when the dust settles
on all this BS.

- The dust is not gonna settle
on this

until that video
gets taken down.

Yes, I believe we got
disconnected earlier.

I want you to connect me
with a manager.

- Anyway, Ty wanted a map
of the property.

There it is.
- Oh, thanks, Grandpa.

- For what?

- Oh, he wants to get some
estimates

in case we build a house

on the property
that Grandpa gave us.

- Yeah, does he know
how you feel?

'Cause last time we spoke,

you didn't seem to want
to go down that road.

- Well, he was-he was
really excited,

so I didn't wanna rain
on his parade.

- Well, you best let him know
sooner than later.

- Yep, no kidding.

I need to speak
to a manager now!

- Lou and Peter never knew
where to live.

No, no,
I am being very calm,

you're the one
who hung up on me!

- And look what happened
to them.

Do you even have
a manager?

- Hey, you ready for the big
meeting tomorrow?

- Yeah, I think so.

- Well, you gotta remember
that a guy like Garland

doesn't have a big grocery
empire

because he caves easily.

A guy like that
can be ruthless.

Smell weakness
from a mile away.

- Is this your version
of a pep talk?

- And you're welcome.

Don't mess it up.

- Look, this is very simple,
okay?

You either take that
video down,

or you will be hearing
from my lawyer.

- Is this a bad time?
- Mitch.

No, no, it's fine, it's fine.

What's up?

- I... I need to ask you
a favor.

- Okay, what is it?

- Well, I'm meeting with the
CEO of Garland Foods tomorrow

to figure out a price
for Heartland's beef.

- Wow, impressive.
- Yeah, well...

I figure because you have some
experience with negotiations,

you might have some advice
for me.

- Yes, I-I'd love to help
you out.

- Yeah? Great.
- Yeah.

Um, okay, well, there's a lot
of ground to cover.

You might wanna sit down.

Uh, so basically there
are five rules to follow

if you wanna successfully
negotiate a deal.

Rule number one: personalize.

You wanna start
with a little small talk

before you ease into
the business at hand.

You should probably
be writing this down.

Here you go.

Rule number two:
Know your walk away price.

You wanna set your price,
and never go below it.

Rule number three:
make the first ask.

Don't wait for them
to lowball you,

you'll have to figure out
the price on your own,

but I suggest you start high,

buyers equate higher prices
with higher quality.

Rule number four:
power position.

They need you
more than you need them.

They want your product,
you don't have to sell it,

it sells itself.

Well, why didn't you
say anything?

- I'm sorry,
I-I know I should've...

and we're definitely outgrowing
this space, I get that.

But part of me thinks we should
consider other options.

- Okay, like what?

- Well... I don't know.

Maybe we could move into
the ranch house.

- The ranch house?

- I know it's not ideal,

but it would give us
some time to save money,

and think about our next move.

Grandpa grew up in that house,
and so did my Mom,

and so did Lou and I, and...

I guess maybe part of me wanted
Lyndy to grow up there, too.

- I-I get what you're saying,
Amy, I do.

Um... you've got a lot
of family traditions

that've happened in that house,

and you want them to continue.
That makes sense.

I...

I just think that...

I think that we need
to start our own traditions.

You know, build our own house,
and...

start fresh for us,
don't you think?

- Yeah...
- Yeah.

- We don't need to decide
on this right now, right?

- Of course not.

I'm gonna get Lyndy's
bath runnin'.

- What are you doing here?

- What do you mean?

I own half the place,
I come and go.

- Garland is gonna be here
any minute!

- Wow, relax, I'm just here
to have a coffee.

- Hey, Phoenix.

How you doing, huh, bud?

Hey.

I texted,

I left you messages.

Why are you ghosting me?

- Was it you...

who posted the video?

- All right,

I took the video.
- Why would you--

- But I didn't post it
on that gossip site.

I know how bad this sounds,

but it's the truth.

I swear.

Hey.

You okay?
- Yeah.

- What are you doing here?

- I just wanted to see
how Georgie was doing.

- Oh yeah? Not so good,
thanks to you.

- Yeah, I took the video,
but I didn't post it!

And I would never
do anything like that.

- That's such a load of crap
dude, that's--

- No, Wyatt!

- You don't actually believe
him, do you?

- I can prove it.

All the videos on the gossip
site have a time stamp

indicating when it was posted.

The time stamp
is 2:30 in the morning.

- So what?

- So I couldn't have posted it,
because at 2:30 in the morning

I was right here with Georgie.

- What were you doing
with my girlfriend

at 2:30 in the morning?

- He was helping me with
Phoenix after the accident.

- All night?

Since you guys
are obviously so close,

I'm gonna... leave you alone.

- No, Wyatt, wait!
- You know, it's funny.

I walked in here thinking
that he was the third wheel,

but it's me.

- Thanks for coming, Jack.

- Well, there's nothing more
I'd like to see

than you and Amy
building on this land,

so if you think this little
project of yours

is gonna tip the scale
in that direction,

I'm more than happy to help.

- Well, I just hope it works.

- It's worth a shot.

Look at that nice swing
you made.

- Oh, you like it?
- I do.

- Yeah.

- He's over an hour late.

I'm not surprised,
common tactic.

It puts Garland
in a position of power.

- You know, I find it just
a little interesting

that you're still here.

After saying you just stopped
in for a cup of coffee.

- Not in a rush.
- Of course.

Hey. Sorry I'm late.

- That's... no worries.
- I ran into some traffic

as I was leaving the city.
- It's all right.

It's good to see you, Fred.

Uh, why don't you take a seat?

So I think I read somewhere
that you're a fly fisherman.

- Oh, now and then, but I can't
say I'm very good at it.

- Oh, you ever dropped
a line in the Highwood?

It's a great spot.
You know, once I caught a--

- Tim Fleming.

I'm one of the partners
in this cattle operation.

I don't think Fred came here
to talk about fly fishing,

I think he came here
to talk about business.

So let's do business.

- He...

- I like your no-bull
attitude, Tim.

But before we start
talking numbers,

I'd like to tell you both
a bit about Garland Foods.

When my Dad started this
company 30 years ago,

we were a small,
family-run grocery store.

Now I can't say we're
very small anymore,

but I like to think
we're still like a family.

- Okay.

- These are all the jars
I could find in the loft.

- Thank you.
- Where is Lyndy?

- Oh, she's playing with Katie.
- That's good.

Lou, I gotta ask,

what's with the sudden urge
to can?

- No matter who
I talk to,

I can't get that stupid
video taken down.

So my daughter is in turmoil,
and I am powerless to help her.

But at least we'll have enough
pickled carrots

to last us through
the apocalypse.

- Yes, that is true.
Well, let me help, at least.

- Thank you.

So Grandpa tells me Ty's
talking about building a house.

- We haven't totally decided
on that yet.

You know, we're not
really seeing eye to eye

at the moment.
- Hmm,

been there, done that,
got the scars to prove it.

- Any advice?

- Amy, I once bought
a house at an auction

without talking
to my husband first.

You don't want my advice.

- Actually, I would love it.

- Okay, well...

try and keep an open mind.

I mean maybe you guys aren't
as far apart as you think.

You both want the same thing,
right?

A safe and happy home for Lyndy.

- Hey Wyatt, um, it's me again.

Please call me back.

- I'm so sorry, Georgie.

I didn't know me being here
the other night was a secret.

- It wasn't, I just...

hadn't got around
to telling Wyatt.

- Why not?

It's not like we did
anything wrong.

Then why did it feel so wrong?

You should go.

- Okay.

But one last thing.

I've been thinking a lot lately

about how that video
ended up on the internet.

My phone is password protected,

but my computer at home isn't.

- So?

- The videos I take on my phone

automatically sync
to my computer.

Peyton saw me taking
that video in the arena.

It wouldn't have been hard for
her to go into my room

and post the video during
the night I was here.

- I don't understand,
why she would do that?

- I wouldn't put anything
past Peyton.

I just wish I had the proof.

- You know, at Garland Foods,

we live by the three "F's":

friendly, fresh, and family.

- Well, I can say that
we at Heartland Ranch

look forward to becoming
part of Garland's family.

This is our price per pound.

- Can I talk to you
for a second?

Would you excuse us
just one moment.

- Just...

just uh, a quick second.

- What are you doing?

- What am I doing?
What are you doing?

I knew you were gonna ruin
this whole thing for me.

- Oh no, you're doing that
all on your own.

Everybody knows you let the
other guy make the first offer.

- I set our prices high

to show that we had
a quality product.

- Where did you get that
lame-brain idea?

- Lou told me.

- Lou's not in the cattle
business, you shut your mouth,

you let me make the deal.
- Oh, why?

So you get all the credit?
- No, I--

- This is what you want!
You wanna be the big man

all the time, that's it--
- That's not what I'm doing!

- I'm not doing that!
- Excuse me.

I can see I've come
on a bad day,

so why don't we do this
another time?

- No, we're-no, we're fine,
this is-no, we're good.

- Well, you and your son
don't seem

like you're on the same page.
- I'm not his son.

- He's not my son.
- Oh, well, I'm sorry,

I was under the impression

that this was a family-run
operation.

I mean, that's a big part
of the reason

I wanted to do business
with you.

- Well, he's not
my biological son,

but he is like a son to me.

And I am probably
a father figure to him.

Right, Mitch?

- Yeah, he's a real role model.

- Look, I tend to make
my decisions based

on what my gut tells me, and
right now my gut's telling me

that this just isn't going
to be a good fit.

I'm sorry I've wasted
your time.

- Well, wait, hold on. We-we...

- So what would building
a house on this spot

mean to you?

- Well... a lot of things,
I guess.

I never really had a real home
when I was growing up.

And I wanna give Lyndy that.

- You know, it's funny.

If you would've said to me
50 years ago

that today I'd still be living
in the house I grew up in,

I'd have said you were crazy.
- Oh really?

- Yeah, a much younger
version of myself

figured I might live
in Nashville.

- Nashville?

- Well, Lyndy was chasing
a music career at the time,

so it made sense.

- Well, what happened?

- Oh, you know what they say,

life is what happens when
you're making other plans.

- You know, building
a house for your daughter

to grow up in,
that's a noble thing, Ty,

I hope it works out for you,
I really do.

But as long as you, and Amy,

and Lyndy are together,

you're home,

whether that's in the loft,
or down at the ranch house,

or right here in a fancy
new home.

- Hey, it's not gonna be
that fancy.

- Oh, I think you're missing
the point here.

- No, I-I...

I hear what you're saying, Jack.

I'm a lucky man
to have Amy and Lyndy.

And I have a beautiful life.

And building my own home would
be like icing on the cake.

But cake...

tastes a whole lot better
with icing,

don't you think?

Works good!

Payton: That's ridiculous.

Dylan is sure
it was you.

- And you actually believe him?
- I don't know.

- Look, I get that you're
confused and hurt,

but I'm your friend, Georgie,
or at least I thought I was.

- I just don't know who
to trust anymore.

- Maybe you should stop trying
to figure out

who posted the video,
and start worrying about why.

- Okay, why?

- Look.

I would never say this,
but some people think

that you're better off
trick riding in some circus,

or rounding up cows,

rather than wasting your time
in the jumping ring.

They say you're way out
of your league,

and this video
is just a wake up call.

Listen, if I were you,

I would just take a little
break from jumping.

I'm worried that if you enter
in the Fall Finale now,

that people in the stands
will start booing,

and it's just not worth
the risk.

Think about it, okay?

I gotta go,

I wanna get a schooling
session in before dinner.

Bye.

- Hey!

I got your text.

What is going on here?

- Here, take a seat.

When I saw these trees,

I knew they were perfect
for a swing.

You can basically see
everything from here.

- It's an incredible view.

- Yeah.

- And look,
there's our front door

that Lyndy comes racing out of
every morning

with her backpack on
to catch the bus.

She's late,
she takes after her Mom.

- Hey, very funny.

- And it's the same
beautiful door...

that we're gonna bring
our Christmas tree through.

It's gonna be way too big
for the house,

we're gonna have to shove it
through the door! Ugh!

And stand it up! Ugh!

And it's gonna fill the entire
living room,

it's gonna be huge.

And at night,
when we turn the lights on,

it's the most magical thing
that you've ever seen.

- You're right,

this is a pretty incredible
view.

- It's a view of the future,
Amy.

But only if we're on
the same page.

You've thought about this
a lot, haven't you?

- I have.

I think this could be
the next big step for us.

- Maybe you're right.

Maybe we should build
a home of our own,

start our own traditions.

- Yes.

I'm still worried
we can't afford it.

- We'll make it work, Amy.

I know we can.

- Okay, I guess
we're building a house.

- Okay!

- I believe you.

- What?

- I believe you when you say

that nothing happened
with Dylan.

What I need to know...

is why didn't you tell me that
you were with him that night?

- I don't know.

I should have said something.

I should've been honest
with you.

I messed up.

- Is it because you like him
as more than a friend?

Okay.

I'll take that as a yes.

- Wyatt, I'm so sorry.

- Me too.

Okay, um...

look, I wanna make
this easy for you.

Okay? I'm gonna walk away.
- Wyatt!

- Let me explain.

I'm gonna walk away, and if you
stop me before I get to my car,

I'll come back, and maybe
we can work this out.

- I'm gonna call Peyton's
mother right now.

- She's just gonna deny posting
the video, there's no point.

- The point is,
I'm not gonna let Peyton

hurt my daughter like this.
Amy has her number, right?

- Mom?

- Yeah?

- Could I go back
to New York with you?

Not just to visit,
but to live?

Are you sure that's
what you want?

- I need a change.

And I-I miss you and Katie.
- Honey!

I would love for you
to come to New York with me.

Nothing would make me happier.

But you'd be leaving so many
things unfinished here.

It would be like running away.

- Please, Mom?

I can't stay here anymore,
I just wanna go!

- Come here. It's okay.

- Shh. It's okay.

It's okay.

Let's just talk about this
in the morning

when we're more clearheaded.

Now is not the time
to be making big,

life changing decisions, okay?

- You're supposed
to be partners.

Partners work together,
not against each other,

you couple of--
And now,

we've lost what could've been
one heck of good deal.

- Well, none of this
would've happened

if Tim just left me alone.

- I'm not so sure
about that either,

look at this number!
That's way too high,

why didn't you stick
to the number we discussed?

- Because I let my nerves
get the best of me.

- I'm sorry.

- Okay, we already knew
going into this,

Mitch didn't have the
experience to make the deal.

- Yeah, I'm sure you showing up

didn't help a whole ton
either, now did it?

- I'll call Garland, I'll see
if he'll take another meeting.

- No, you won't.

You two have helped
enough already.

- Hey!

Aah! She was just trying
to walk, you missed it!

Man! Okay, Lyndy, come on,
do it again, do it again!

I swear to you, she was just
walking! Come on!

- Argh! Come on, Lyndy!
- Walk for Daddy!

- Come on!
- Come on! Argh!

- I can't believe I missed it!

- Okay, well, I will call you
back if she does it again.

I love you, bye.
- Okay, I--

I love you, too.

- Are you sure I can't offer
you a coffee, or a tea?

- No, thank you.

Listen, I am certain
my daughter had nothing

to do with that video
ending up online.

Peyton is a straight A student,

and a leader
in the jumping community.

You've obviously
been misinformed.

- I understand, but Peyton
did have access

to Dylan's computer.

- Ah... how can you sit there
and accuse Peyton,

when you have absolutely
no proof?

Especially after I've been
so generous to your daughter.

- Generous?

- I don't let just anyone
practice in my arena.

I made an exception
for Georgie.

But... charity can only go
so far.

- I'm sorry,
is that how you view Georgie?

As a charity case?

- My family has been more
than kind to Georgie,

but if you continue to make
these baseless accusations,

not only will she not be
welcome at Westfield,

but the entire jumping community

will turn their backs
on her as well.

Now, if you'll uh, excuse me.

- No, you know what,
that's fine, that's fine!

Because we don't need
your stupid arena!

And we definitely
don't need your charity!

- That's it, one more circle.
Keep going.

Easy Phoenix, hey.

You're okay, just settle down.

I know, I know.

You don't like being
hand walked, do you?

You're bored
you just wanna run.

You're okay, you're okay.

I'm gonna let you go,
but you have to promise me...

that you'll take it easy, okay?

Easy...

Easy, Phoenix.

No!

Phoenix!

Phoenix!

- Phoenix... whoa.

Hey bud,
what are you doing here?

- You know, you may have
given up jumping Phoenix

in the Fall Finale,

but he hasn't given up on you.

- You know, I could've brought
these vaccines home with me,

you didn't have to come in.
- Oh, I had to come into town

to run some errands.

Amy said you were working,
so I thought I'd come by.

- Well, just make sure to keep
'em refrigerated, all right?

- Yes, doctor.

So, are you gonna make
a habit of this?

- Uh, what?
- Working weekends.

- Ah, it depends, I guess.

- What? On what?

- On how long it takes Amy
and I to save up

for a down payment.

We're thinking about
building a house,

so I'm working
a few extra shifts,

and she's picking up a few
extra client horses.

Every little bit helps, right?

- Right.

I thought about building
a house once, with Marion.

It never happened, though.

- You regret it?

- No.

No, I get it, at your age,
that's what you think about.

Making money.

Buying your first home,
or building a home.

You know, those are the most
important things in the world.

Then you get to my age,
and your doctor tells you...

you might have a tumor,
and end up in an early grave.

You start to think differently.

You don't think,
I wish I made more money,

or I wish had built
a bigger house,

you think...

you think, I wish I had
spent more time

playing with my daughters.

You...

you can't get that time back.

Thanks.

- Yep.

- It was Peyton. I have proof.

- Hey.

- What, are you following
me now?

- Your cousin told me
you'd be here.

- Okay, what is it?

- You posted the video
from Dylan's computer.

- Oh, not this again,
I told you it wasn't me.

- You entered your username
and password.

To log in to the gossip site.

You tried to delete
your browser history,

but Dylan recovered it.

But I told him not
to tell anyone.

At least not until
after the Fall Finale.

- Why would you do that?

- I need you to compete,

so that I can beat you
fair and square.

- I very much doubt that.

- See you at the Fall Finale.

- Hey!

Hi!

- Hey, I thought you were
supposed to be at the clinic.

- Yeah well, I asked Cass
to take on the rest

of my patients for the day.

Yeah.

Hey, you!

I know I'm supposed to be
taking on more clients...

yeaaaah!

Not giving 'em away, right?

- Well, I'm glad you're home.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

Me too.

And I'm gonna be home
every weekend from now on.

- What about saving
for a down payment?

- I spend enough time
at the clinic.

I don't want to watch Lyndy
grow up on my phone.

- And I'm not giving up
on my dream

to build that house, though,
just putting it on hold.

- Don't you mean our dream?

- Yeah.

Hey, do you wanna build
a house?

How about we build
a house with blocks?

- Let's build a house!

- Yeah, what do you say?
- You want help?

- Can we stack 'em up?

- Hey, honey.
- Hey.

Can you sign this consent form?

- Sure, is it for a school
field trip?

- No.

It's for the Fall Finale.

You were right,
I can't move to New York

until I finish what I started.

- Well, thanks for the tour,
Jack.

You've got an impressive
operation here.

- Well, everything you see here
has been in my family

for six generations.

You see, Heartland isn't
just a business, Fred,

it's-it's my home.

And anyone that works here,
they're family.

And just like all families,
I guess,

we don't always see eye to eye,

but one thing we do agree on
is how to raise quality cattle.

So what do you say?

We got a deal?

- Jack...

we got a deal.
- Yes, Sir!

- Well, look at this.
- Yeah.

- Well, I think I better go
over and say hello.

- No. Why--

Why would you do that?
He's doing fine.

- We're equal partners,
remember?

- Look, just being
equal partners

doesn't mean sharing
everything all the time,

sometimes it means
standing back,

and letting the partner
do what they're good at.

Look, I... I screwed up
the meeting, okay?

I admit it, but so did you.

Now it's Jack's turn, and he's
doing a lot better than we did.

If Jack wins, we all win.

That's what being partners
is about, Tim.

- Okay.

Okay.
- Okay.

- That was pretty funny
what Garland said, huh?

Thinking that you and I
were father and son.

- I know, we're nothing alike.

- Not even close.

No way.

I'm not nearly old enough
to be your father.

- How old do you think I am?

- Compliments of the management.
- Oh, thanks.

- Compliments
of the management.

Hello, Paula.

Compliments of the management.

- No, thank you.

Anyways, what I particularly--

- You know, I find the whole
canning process fascinating.

You see, this jar of carrots
right here

is gonna last for months,
years, even.

Whereas fresh carrots
would've withered and rotted

in a couple of weeks.

The canning process
has made them stronger,

more resilient.

And it's sort of like Georgie.

Because I hate
what Peyton did to her.

Nobody deserves
to be bullied like that.

Nobody.

But, it's made her stronger.

And more resilient.

And whether or not Georgie
wins the Fall Finale,

she's gonna carry that strength

and resilience with her
for the rest of her life.

And that's something nobody
can ever take away from her.

Especially not Peyton.

So... enjoy your carrots.

- I'm ready.