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- Dad, this is so cool.

Why are you looking at me
and not at the stars?

- Because, Zoey,

seeing you have the moment

is the moment for me.

- Okay, my friend.
I think today might actually

be a pretty good day for us
to continue our conversation

on tortious interference.

So let's say you enter
into a contract

with someone who's
not acting in good faith--

- Are you talking to him about
tortious interference again?

- Yeah, I'm just not sure
he's getting it.

- Are you getting it?
- No, he's not.

Look, Miles.
Aunt Zoey's here.

- Hi, My-My.

- What are you doing here?

- I'm picking up
dad's old telescope.

The Leodons meteor shower
is gonna be visible

for the next couple nights.

Dad and I went 20 year ago,

and we promised each other
that when they came back,

no matter what, we'd go
and see them again.

But since he's...

no longer available,
do you wanna come?

- Oh, I wish, but I can't.

Emily signed us up
for this online seminar

on infant
emotional intelligence,

and my participation
is mandatory.

- It's fine.
I'll just go and

recreate the memory by myself.

- No, don't do that.

It's night.
It's a drive.

You might get emotional.

I mean, can you find a friend
to go with?

- I don't know.

I feel like I've been relying
too heavily on my friends.

I feel like

all I do is lean
on their shoulders

and cry about Dad.
- Yeah, I get that.

Sadly, the only person
I have to cry to is Miles,

and all he does is cry back,

but then, we have
a really good laugh about it

and I try to explain
the appellate process.

And I might be going
a bit stir-crazy.

- Hey, Aiden.
- Hi.

Hey, little baby-man.

Hey, Zoey's brother.
- Yeah, my dawg.

My, uh--

my main dawg.

- I saw your car out front,
and I was wondering

if you wanted to come by
later this afternoon

and watch my band practice?
- You know, I'm--

I used to be in a band.

- I think there's something
wrong with your shirt, mate.

- It's baby puke, isn't it?

- It's also inside out
and backwards.

- You have a good eye.

I will be right back.

- So, what do you reckon?

- I'm sorry. I can't.

I have this thing called...
work.

Yeah.

Can you--can you watch
that baby for two seconds?

- Alone?

By myself...

- You look great.

- Liar.

- Hi.

- Yeah.
- Hey.

- I think he likes me.
- So crazy idea,

but what if David comes by
to check out the band?

I don't know if you heard,
but he too was also in a band.

- Yeah, in college.

Not to brag, but we actually
self-released an album.

Sam Goody carried it
for, like, a minute.

- Cool. Yeah.
Come by anytime.

You know where my garage is,
right?

- Yeah. I know
where your garage is.

- Okay, our opening is
in less than 48 hours,

and we've got way too many
things on our punch list.

We've still got to streamline
our delivery system,

finalize the floor plan,
install the drapes,

find eight missing chairs--

- Mm, you won't find them.
They were ugly.

- What?
- Mm.

- Also, where is
my napkin guy already?

- I'm looking
for a Max Richman.

- Ooh, did it just get hot
in here?

- Well, you are
holding a hand torch

with a 5,000 BTU-per-hour
rating

and that's a flaming drink.

- And he knows things.

- I should.
I'm the fire marshal.

- Uh-uh. That was
my Mo-lotov cocktail.

It's a pun
because my name is Mo...

and it was on fire.

- I understand how puns work.

It's a code violation.

Are those chenille drapes?

- Oh, my God. Yes.
Thank you so much for noticing.

They were really worth
the splurge.

- They're also a violation.

- But they're so--
- Luxurious and shimmery?

- Yeah.
- Believe me,

I get the appeal, but
the only thing more reckless

from a fire safety standpoint
would be

a bunch of indoor tiki torches.

Fire Marshal...
- Haskins.

- Fire Marshal Haskins.
Great name.

How about we start upstairs?

- Absolutely.
You know what? Sure.

Yes, I'll provide a statement.

Okay. No, I'm on it.

Great. No, thank you.
Thank you for reaching out.

All right.

- Wow. You seem busy.

- Clearly, there's a dearth
of Black executives

'cause suddenly every media
outlet wants to talk to me.

- Look, when you're hot,
you're hot.

Listen, if you need a break
from the press corps

for a night, I am
driving out to Petaluma

to see the Leodons
meteor shower later.

- That sounds fun.

Hmm, but...

Tatiana asked me to do
a TechCrunch panel

on activism and technology.

- Oh.
- Yeah.

- Okay, then.

Are you gonna wear those pants?

- Yeah, absolutely.
I was going to. Why?

- I am not sure
they're fancy enough

for a fancy-pants event.

- Oh, wow.

Um...

we can hang out tomorrow,
though, right?

- Yes.
- At Mo and Max's opening?

And, uh, regular pants
like these,

they're good for that?
- Yeah.

I mean, if you have anything
sequined or spangly--

I'm gonna wear sparkly socks,
but

don't feel pressured.

Wow, Sprqpoint must be
feeling guilty.

Arroz con pollo?

Pork fried rice?

Yum. Have you tried
the jambalaya yet?

- They left the heads
on the shrimp.

- Hey, um,

would you like to come with me
to see a meteor shower tonight?

I saw your screensaver
of "Apollo 13."

You into the cosmos?
- No, I'm into Kevin Bacon.

But you're my boss,
so what time are we going?

- No, no, no.
You don't have to come with me.

It's not a work thing.
I can totally go by myself.

- Hey, are we talking
about the Leodons?

- Maybe?
- I'll come.

- Oh--
- Dude, no.

I already told you,
it is not happening.

It's our last practice
before regionals.

- Regionals.
- We're part

of an axe-throwing team,
Zoey--Bros Who Throw.

And if we're ever
gonna dominate

the country's
fastest growing sport,

we have to take this seriously.

- I agree.

You should definitely go
do that.

- Thank you.
- Tobin,

I've been waiting for this
for years.

What if we supplement

with a four-hour intensive
with Master Hansel?

- Fine. We can go
to the star thing.

Okay. Who's driving?

You?

- Wait, so this is
actually happening?

- Yeah.

- Great.

- Ooh, they left the heads on!
It's authentic.

- Can't wait to take a trip
down memory lane

with those two.

- PB&J sandwiches
with the crusts cut off

and orange soda?

Is this a picnic
for a five-year-old?

- Yep.
- Oh.

- I have very immature tastes.

- Yo, where are we going?
This is mad spooky.

- Zoey, Zoey, Zoey.

We should keep going half
a mile past this next exit,

and then, take Route 12--
- Cool, I'm exiting here, Leif.

- Wait, no, I just said--
- I don't care what you said

because we are going to
the place that I want to go to,

and that is final.

- This reminds me of
this old documentary I saw

called
"The Blair Witch Project."

- Stop it!
We are doing this.

And...that wasn't
a documentary.

- Dude.

Kaia's calling you?
Nice.

Pick it up. Pick it up.
Pick it up. Pick it up.

Pick it up. Pick it up.
Pick it up.

- Yeah, she can
leave a message.

- Oh, I see you.
Making her wait for it.

I see you, playa.
Playa play.

- This is hell.

Now I know
what hell feels like.

People will say,
"See you in hell,"

and I'll say, "Already
been there. In my Mini Cooper."

- Zoey, we're definitely going
the wrong way.

- This is exactly how
most horror movies start.

- "Hello, Satan.

Yeah. No, it's warm down here."

- Siri, is "Blair Witch" real?

- Okay.

- Hey, guys.
Hey. What's up?

Is this a good time?
- Hey, dude. Yeah.

Yeah, come on in.
- Great.

- Brock, Karan,
this is Zoey's brother.

- I also go by David.

This is Miles.
This is a--

it's a nice studio
you got here.

Really a sweet setup. Yeah.

Who's tickling your ivories?

I mean, is anyone on keyboards?

- Oh, we don't have
a keyboard player.

- I just mess around with it
sometimes.

It was my dad's.

- Just a little taste.

- You're welcome to come
jam with us if you want.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Oh, how about now?

Actually,
on further reflection,

my chest just got warm.

Looks like this little guy
needs a quick change

between sets, but, uh,

we'll just pick this up
on the flipside.

Daddy's gonna be in the band.

- Okay, everyone.

Tomorrow night, it begins.

But just to refresh,

this is a warm
and welcoming atmosphere.

Be complimentary,
but don't hover.

I hate that.
And above all,

I don't wanna hear anyone
ask a customer,

"Are you still working
on your meal?"

A meal is not work.

Capisce?

Capisce. Okay.

Wow, this inspection
is really thorough

and...taking a while.
We all good?

- No.

You can't have
permanent extension cords

taped to the floor, the
installations in the ceiling

are too close
to the sprinklers,

and this one probably feels
like I'm stating the obvious,

but you cannot bejewel
an exit sign.

- Uh-uh, it is not "bejeweled."

It is bedazzled.

- It's a code violation.

You also have
to eliminate three tables

to allow egress
to the front door,

but I can live with them
on that platform.

- Oh, my God.
You are killing me now.

This is not a platform.
It's a stage.

I need a stage.
- Obviously.

- You know what?
You're right.

Safety first.

But it'll be a bit
of a tight squeeze

what with our opening
tomorrow night.

Maybe we can negotiate?

Like an IOU?

- When you find a way
to negotiate with fire,

please let me know.

But in the meantime, no permit

until all of these fixes

have been made.

- Yes, sir.

I told you we need
to allow egress.

- Boy, hush.

- Couldn't we have brought
a telescope

from, I don't know,
like, this millennia?

My birding goggles
are more effective.

- Okay, well, it was my...

It was a gift.
- How old is this blanket?

It's got a "My Little Pony"
Band-Aid stuck to it.

- Can you guys just stop
complaining about everything?

I am trying
to create a tableau here

and I want it...
the way that I want it.

Okay? So that's this blanket,
this telescope,

these sandwiches,
this meteor shower.

- Okay.

- Okay, here I am looking at it
with my naked eye.

And now...

It looks a tiny bit bigger.

Yeah, this is way better
than scrimmaging

with Go Axe Alice.

Wait a second.
I think something's happening.

- Tobin, let me look at it.

- I know the feeling.

- Zoey! Zoey! Zoey!
You're missing this!

It's incredible.
- Get out of here!

No. No, no, no, no, no.

Clouds are coming in.
They're blocking everything.

- Oh, no.
My app says

there's not gonna be
any visibility

for the rest of the night.

- What?

It's over?

We missed the whole thing?

- That was the most
beautiful thing I've ever seen.

And I helped my mom
deliver my baby sister.

- Which one should I wear?

- Hmm, the right one?

- You're right.
Why am I asking you?

Oh, yesterday was a day!

The fire marshal found
a million code violations

that have to be fixed
before tonight's opening,

which means that no,
I don't get to spend the day

focusing on my look,
but instead,

de-dazzling my exit signs.

- That sounds like
a real bummer.

- Huh. Try that again,

but this time,
act like you care.

- Oh, sorry.
I do care. I do.

I just...

I just went to see
this meteor shower last night

with Leif and Tobin,
and Leif sang a heart song

and totally distracted me,
and I missed the entire thing.

- And why is this
a national tragedy?

- It's...

It doesn't matter.

I am not gonna burden you
with it.

- Well, chile,
at least entertain me

while I pick an outfit.
What song was it?

- I don't know.
"Something something love"?

- So every song ever written.
- You'd know better than me.

Either way, I've got
to follow up and help Leif

with his annoying lady problem.

- Well, didn't someone,
like, video tape the sky

and there's some nerd-a-tarium
you can go view it at?

- I mean, the whole thing
is visible again tonight,

but...

tonight is all about you

and your brilliant restaurant.

And also, Danny Michael Davis
can't make it,

so he's sending me a speech
to read to you guys.

- Well, sweetie,
if you really wanna go,

we can find somebody else
to read it for you.

- That's true.
- Mm-hmm.

- All right.
Yeah. That could work.

I could do a drive-by
at the restaurant.

Be there in time
for the ribbon cutting.

- It's not a car dealership--
- And still make it back

in time to see the meteors.
Great!

I love this day!

Hey there, Leif.

How we doing?

- Well, "Charting the Cosmos"
called it

"a once-in-a-generation feast
for the eyes,"

and Master Hansel wants
to axe us from the team.

- I sent him a deli platter.
He'll calm down.

- So not great.
- Yeah.

Can't believe we missed it.

So I noticed,

you seemed pretty distracted

by that girl, Kaia,
calling you.

- Of course you noticed that.
Right.

And whatever superpower
you have, I want it.

- It's yours.

Take it.

- I'm starving!

Walk with me.
- Okay.

- Get me something
with rice in it.

- After Joan,
I had a really hard time

putting myself out there,
but eventually, I said

I had to start dating again.

So I met Kaia online, we had
this great text exchange

for, like, two months
before we decided to meet IRL.

In real life.
- I know what that means.

- So we decided
to go to Marlowe B's,

which is like the apex
of molecular gastronomy.

- Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Isn't that the place

with the nitrogen-infused
"foam burger"?

- Yeah.
You eat it with a straw.

So we go to the bar

to have a drink
while we wait for our table,

and she gets this text

and says she has to go because
her grandma had a stroke

and died.
- That's terrible.

- Yeah, if it were true.

But she just wasn't into me,

so she made up an excuse
and bailed.

And I haven't been
on a single date since.

- Okay, but...

she called you again,
didn't she?

So whatever happened
in the past,

it sounds like the universe
is giving you another shot

with Kaia.

And we're gonna take it.

- We are?
- We are!

- I'm confused.

Why are you being
so nice to me?

- I don't know.
Because people have been

bending over backwards
to be nice to me for

the past few months, and it's
my turn to return the favor.

To you...

of all people.

So call her.

- And say what?

- That you'll see her tonight
at Maximo!

- Will you please hurry up
and sign this permit?

We have people waiting outside!

- You know what would be worse

if it were waiting outside?

Firetrucks, EMTs,

ambulance-chasing lawyers.

I'm doing you a service.

- Why hasn't this place
opened yet?

The app says my food is here
before I am.

- Restaurant fail.

10 more minutes,
and I'm Yelping.

- Oh, no.
Please do not Yelp.

Don't you dare Yelp.

I will go find out
what is causing the holdup.

Oh! Uh, Max! The foodies are
getting restless.

What time do you think--
- I have no idea.

But I'm about to find out.

- Frame this fire permit.
- Okay!

Okay, okay, okay.
This is it.

You know what to do.
We trained for this.

Now...

both:

all:

all:

all:

both:

all:

both:

all:

- This place is bangin'.

- Oh, I'm gonna Yelp about it.

- Hi. Party of two?

- All right, guys.
More deliveries coming in.

- Table four.
Ready to go.

- Order coming up?
- Yeah, bet.

- All right.
- Let's move it!

We have a lot of orders up.

- Zoey?
- Oh, Max!

How exciting is this?
- Yeah, so exciting.

Did you order a meal
that needs to be assembled

in a laboratory?
- Oh, that's for Leif.

It's from Marlowe B's.

I'm helping him
recreate this date of his

that went very badly
by ordering all the things

that he would have ordered if
she hadn't have bailed on him.

- Zoey, this meal came
in a crate

with dry ice and
an instruction manual.

This is our opening night.

Do you want it
to be our last night?

- I'm sorry.
I'll assemble it.

I got a five
on my chemistry AP.

No worries.

- Why?

- Max Richman.

- Yeah, that's me.

Rosanna Williams?
- It's just Rose now.

- Oh, my God.
What are you doing here?

You live in New York, right?

- How do you know that?
You keeping tabs?

- Well, Instagram keeps tabs,
and I have an obsessive need

to know what everyone I've ever
known is doing with their life.

But how are you?
What's it been?

Like, 10 years?
- Since that camp reunion.

- Yeah, and you're
an art...person.

- "Curator" is the word that
I think you're looking for,

but "art person"
has a nice ring to it.

- Sure.
- I saw your post

about the opening,
and I'm in town for work,

so I stopped by
with some friends.

- So does that mean
you're keeping tabs too?

- I prefer the term "stalking."

- Max! You have
to meet the grand dame

of the San Francisco
drag scene, Ivana Prenup.

- It's my night off.

- Pleasure.
- Okay.

You are busy, so just come
say hi when you have a chance.

- Okay, will do.
Yeah.

Rosanna Williams.

- Hey.
What's up, fellas?

- Hey. What's up,
Zoey's brother?

- That was a pretty sweet jam.

- Oh, just a sound check.

- Is now a good time
for a jam sesh, or...

- Uh...yeah.
- Yeah?

- Yeah, sure. Come on in.
- Great. I got some time, so...

- Um, is there anything
in particular you want to play?

- I can play lots of stuff.

Pop, ska.

Anything from "Now
That's What I Call Music,"

volumes 11 through 18.

And also some of 19.
- Cool.

Let's do "Watermelon Sugar"?

- Mm-hmm.
- Oh, great. Yeah.

I don't know that one, but, um,
I'll do my best to keep up.

- All right.
- All right.

- Yeah! All right! Yes!

- Zoey's brother, that rocked!

- I was really feeling that.

Yeah.

So, does that mean I'm in?

- In what?

- Uh, the band.

Wasn't this an audition?

Uh...

'Cause you guys don't have
a keyboard player.

- We're, uh,

sort of more of, um--
- A power trio.

- Power trio.
- A power trio, sure.

- And plus, you're, like, 35.

- Right.
- And a dad.

- Yeah, um--
yeah, no, I'm a dad,

but, um--but...

Yeah, um, yeah.
This has been--

this has been really fun,
uh, jamming.

And I'll catch you later.

I'm just gonna

stick to watching Wiggles
concerts from now on, so...

- I freakin' love The Wiggles.

- Ooh! I get a flower too?

- Oh, darling,
it's for your coronation.

And I bought too many
for our wait staff.

Why are you still here?
Shouldn't you be stargazing?

- Mm-hmm.
- Well,

look at your little lovebirds.
They're doing all right.

And so, you did your best
with Leif.

You handled that
whole situation like a boss,

so go, and text me
Danny Michael Davis' speech

when he sends it, and I'll
have somebody else read it.

You have my blessing.
Bye, baby. Get out.

- Hey, Zoey.

So great news.

Kaia's grandma actually died.
- So she wasn't lying.

Wonderful!
- Right?

- I mean--
- Yes, tragic. Obviously.

- I'm gonna go, but
aren't you glad we did this?

- Yeah.

Oh, actually,
before you take off,

do you mind doing
a quick drive-by

to take her temperature on me?

I think it's going well,

but she says
her cat has leukemia,

and that seems like
an exit strategy.

- Uh...

sure.

Hello, Miss.

How's your meal tastin'?

- Oh, it's amazing.

- You guys are
a really cute couple.

- Oh, no. Just networking.

He's so not my type.

- You're not into him at all?

- He works at Sprqpoint,

and they had this
new diversity initiative.

Got to strike
when the iron's hot.

Hey, can I get a refill
on my cosmopolitan?

- Oh.

It's a Cos-Mo.

Mo...

politan.

- And the thing is,
I just--I wanted

to recreate
that special memory,

but, I mean, how can
I leave Leif like this?

It's my fault that
he asked her out again.

I'm sorry to be such a burden.

- Do you know who's a burden?

My mother, who thinks I still
haven't found the right girl.

You, darling, are
a walk in the park.

- Zoey! What up?

Came by to see how my boy
Leif's doing on his date.

And to get some of that
sweet discounted food

Max promised us.

- I need a drink.

- Tobin, what douchey cocktail
can I buy you?

- Hot Toddy
and a cup of cherries.

You trying to get me drunk?
- Trying to get me drunk.

Just hate doing it alone.

- You saw that, right?

What's wrong with you?
You look unhappier than usual.

- Leif's date
isn't going so well.

- What?
- Turns out

Kaia's just networking,
but Leif thinks it's "game on."

- No, no, no, no.
This is not good, Zoey.

It took him a month
to get back on solids

after Joan dumped him.

Who knows what this will do?
I gotta warn him--

- No, let me.
This is my fault.

I'm the one
who pushed him into this,

so I will take care of it.

- Hey, so tell me everything
she said.

10 bucks says she used
the word "electric."

- Kaia's not into you.
She's looking for a job.

And...you work at Sprqpoint,

and she thinks
you're gonna hook her up,

so...

She thinks I'm a waitress.
- Wait.

You're the one who told me
to go out with her again.

And now, you're telling me
she's using me as a reference?

- I'm really sorry.

I am. I was actually
trying to help,

but I don't want this
to get you down

because you are
a really great guy

and you don't deserve
to get hurt again.

- Then why are you trying
to hurt me?

All right, I don't know
what game you're playing,

but I don't like it, okay?

I'll take it from here.

- Hello.

How's everybody's night going?

Any compliments
I should relay to the owner?

Speak freely.
- Guys, this is my friend, Max.

Max, these are my friends,
Ildiko and Alyssa.

- This place is spectacular.

What inspired the murals?

- Oh, that's all
my business partner, Mo.

He's the artist.
I'm more of the

app designer/man in the corner

praying this wasn't
a horrible mistake...guy.

- Max and I went
to camp together.

He was my first kiss ever.

- Well, only in a skit
about water safety.

- That still counts.

I tried to drown myself
during Color War

so you'd give me
mouth-to-mouth again.

- I tried to down myself once.

- Oh, uh, please.
It's on the house.

- Thank you.
That's very nice of you.

- Oh. Camp pride.

So I guess,
have a nice trip back?

- I'm actually here
for a couple months.

I'm installing a show
at SF MoMA.

- Well, I am

SF excited.

- We should hang out, right?
- Yeah.

Well, since we clearly both
follow each other on the 'gram,

I guess DM me?
- Yeah.

Okay.
- Bye, Rose.

- There you are.

Hey, so I went to a thing.

And then, I left
so that I could see you.

And the restaurant, yeah,
but mainly you.

And wow.
You look amazing.

- Oh. Simon Haynes,
are you tipsy?

- I was at a fundraiser
with an open bar,

so probably, but I stand
by every word I said.

- Hmm, Mr. Haynes.

Look at you
looking all extra fly.

- Ooh! Zoey did ask me
to dress nice,

so how'd I do?

- I'm not mad at it.

- Oh! Well,
why are you still here?

Aren't you supposed to be
at, like, Nerd-a-palooza?

- Oh, not anymore.
I missed my window.

It's okay.
They'll be back. Someday.

- Mo?

Hey, I think now's a good time
to speak to everybody.

Shall we?
- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

If you all just
take one moment and...

acknowledge
what you've done here.

I mean, look at this! Look!

All kinds of food.
All kinds of people.

I mean, this is
a beautiful thing

that you both put together,

and I just wanna say how

proud I am

of the both of you.

- Baby, you are drunk,
and I love it.

- I--

- Now, can we do this?
- Yes.

- Okay. Can we have
everyone's attention, please?

- Speech!

- Uh,

we wanted to make a quick toast

to everyone who contributed
to tonight.

- We wanted to create a space
that celebrated inclusivity

from the food that we served

to our entire wait staff

to the people that we welcome
through our doors,

so thank each and every one
of you for being here tonight.

- Especially Zoey Clarke,

who helped us form
our partnership

and find our main investor--

her boss and Sprqpoint CEO,
Danny Michael Davis.

- Wait, she works
at Sprqpoint?

- Yeah, she's my boss.

- You have to introduce me.

- Oh, did Danny Michael Davis
have anything

he wanted to say?
- Oh, yeah. Let me check.

Uh, yeah, it just came in.
- Oh.

- "Max and Mo,

"I'm sorry I couldn't be
with you tonight.

I'm in Telluride
with my probation officer."

- Oh, boy.
- "But I want you both to know

"that your stars
have been on the rise

"since the day you decided
to launch this idea

"into the stratosphere.

"Your future shines as bright
as a supernova,

and I know your success
will be meteoric."

Huh.

There's a lot of
celestial language in here.

- Wrap it up, Red!
- Sorry.

"And if you're wondering

"why I'm using all of
these astrological metaphors,

"it's because
Officer Randall and I

"are about
to watch the Leodons,

"a once-in-a-generation wonder,

"so...

"Take it all in and remember,

"you can never recreate
the memory of this night,

"so, uh, don't try.

"Just...enjoy the moment

"'cause...

you can never
get it back again."

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean that to happen.
Max and Mo, congratulations.

Um, sorry.
I gotta go.

- Zoey, are you okay?
- No. No, no, no.

This is your night, and uh,

I didn't want any attention
on me, and look what happened.

- And what did happen?

- It's gonna sound
really stupid when I say it,

but...

The whole reason that
that meteor shower

meant a lot to me was
because of a memory

I had of seeing it with my dad,
and--

- Why didn't you say anything?

- Because I'm tired
of being a burden,

and...

You guys are always there
for me,

and I just--I don't want
our friendship

to be one-sided.

- Hey, Zoey, honestly,

you can come to us anytime
about anything.

No matter how busy
or wildly successful we get,

we are here for you.

- Well, unless Idris Elba
walks in,

and then, you're a literal
stranger to me, okay, sweetie?

- Let's go look
at the meteors now.

- No, it's...

It's your big night, and

we missed the whole thing
anyway.

- Okay, look.

Maybe we can't
recreate that memory,

but we can make a new one.

There's still stars in the sky,
right?

So let's get a group and go.

- Yeah.

You guys go do that.

What?

Oh, baby.
This is an indoor wig.

We're not doing that.
Enjoy. Have fun.

- Come here.

Hey, bud.

You all right?

- Not really.

Kaia was just using me
to get a job.

- Oh, man.

There are so many
more important people than you

she could've used.

- Look, man, dating's brutal.

And, as shocking
as this may seem,

even I don't score every time.

Here's the thing, dude.
You went for it.

And that's huge!

And to make you feel better,

I even agreed to go back

to that creepy
stargazing spot again.

- Just admit it--you get
the appeal now, don't you?

- I bought a telescope.

This morning.

- I'm sure
they are the same beat--

- Hey there. Hello.

- Hey! Zoey's brother.

What's up?
- You know it's David.

So...I thought
about what you said.

And you were right.
I am a dad.

But you know who else is a dad?

Many, many famous rock stars.

Slash, Flea, Ozzy.

Lenny Kravitz.
Now that's a cool dad.

Look, I'm a good
keyboard player, okay?

And your songs could benefit
from a fuller sound.

And when I shave,
I look way younger,

so come on.

What do you got to lose?

At the very least,
I could get us some gigs.

- Gigs would be cool.

- Okay. Yeah.
- Yeah? Yeah?

- We'll do, like,
a trial period.

- Yeah, we'll do
a trial period.

That's cool. Yeah.

Yeah. This is gonna be great,
you guys.

This is gonna be great.
I'll see you at practice.

- Uh, when is practice?
- Literally whenever.

- I'll put that in my schedule.

- I'm sorry your date do-over
got so messed up.

- It's okay.

I'm just mad I spent
all that money on Marlowe B's

and I'm still hungry.

- So glad it came
in 45 different containers.

- Hey, man, I got
some stale PB&Js back here

if you want one.

- Yes, please.
- Delivery.

- My dad loved this song.

- Ugh, again
with the dad grief!

- My dead dad loved music too.

- Now this guy's getting in
on it too?

- Turn the song up.
I love this song.

all:

- Yes!
- You know it!

- Hmm. Come back anytime.

You're always welcome here.

That does not apply to you.
Why are you here?

We did everything
that you asked us to do.

Do not take away our permit.

- Just stopped by to see
how your opening night went.

And...

I brought you something.

This is Saint Florian,

patron saint of firefighters,
and

chimney sweeps,
and soap makers, and

Austria.

It's kind of a catch-all saint.

Give him a place of honor,

and he'll watch over you and

protect your business
from harm.

- Thank you.

- Zoey, check this out.

I am seeing Orion Nebula
right now,

and it is blowing my mind.

- What are you waiting for?
Go on.

- I'm good.

Seeing you all have the moment

is the moment for me.