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Oh, I hope Tad likes salmon.

It's a bit of a risk serving fish

to a first-time diner at Dunphy's.

Maybe I should marinate
a steak for backup.

I think someone has a man crush.

First of all, I would never date
a potential client.

That's "first of all"?

Secondly, I really need this to go well

so he makes me his realtor.
This guy's flipping properties

like they're extras in a kung fu movie.

So you're just kissing up
to this guy for his money?

Not just. I really like him.

He travels the world
doing charity work,

rock climbs, flies planes...

How does he have time
to do all that?

Got divorced, and
his whole life opened up.

Guy's living the dream.

His dream.

Not my dream.
I'm living my dream.

You're my dream.

You can stop.

I so don't want to do this.

Recently, Haley got a little creative

on one of her college applications

and listed herself as a "big sister."

Technically, I am a big sister.

She capitalized the "b" and the "s."

Which makes sense, 'cause it was.

So Claire and I suggested--

Forced.

That she volunteer
for the organization.

We couldn't be prouder.

We could.

Little bit.

Hey, dad?

Did you accidentally leave
this hilarious book

of lawyer jokes in the guest room?

I'll tell you if you can answer
the following question--

What's the difference between

- a catfish and a lawyer?
- I don't know. What?

Well, one's a bottom-feeding
mud-dweller.

The other's a fish.

Zing!

Honk!

Okay, everyone, dinner is served!

Let's get it!

Our house is being fumigated,
so Jay and Gloria

invited us to stay here
for a few days.

I am very excited to have
72 hours with this one.

We don't get to spend
much time together,

so I know that
we're gonna be like, um...

Fred and Ginger?

Who?

Movie night!

It's nosier than usual around here.

Oh, gosh!

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Tad, this wine is fantastic.

Spend a week in Mendoza,

and you'll find a dozen
or so malbec producers

that'll give most Bordeaux a
real run for their money.

- Mm.
- I'm sorry.

This should come with a warning--

"may cause pretentiousness."

You should come with a warning--
"may be fascinating."

- Oh! Excuse me.
- Ohoh, gosh!

- Oh. Ow.
- Oh, that's, like, the ninth time

this screw has popped out.

Oh, you know what?
I need the angled screwdriver.

- I left it at the office.
- Mm.

I, um, I keep it there
because of--of all my signs.

I'll, uh, put up a "for sale" sign,

and next day, of course,

- I gotta put up the "sold" banner.
- Yeah.

Then the next day,
same deal--"for sale

- "sold."
- Mm-hmm.

"For sale." "Sold." "For sale." "Sold."

You're a great-- great salesman.

- I'm getting that.
- "For sale." "Sold."

Right. Listen, I-I-I gotta
go relieve the babysitter.

My ex-wife took 50% of my stuff

and left me 100% of my kids.

- They're great.
- Hey, listen, um,

- thank you so much for coming.
- Yeah, yeah.

Oh, no, thank you, Phil, so much

for the salmon and the steak

- and the chicken and the shrimp.
- Oh...

I mean, it was all just delicious.

- Oh, great.
- This guy is very lucky to have you.

Okay. Thanks.

Yeah.

All right.

- Let me grab that.
- Yeah.

Yeah. Thanks so much. Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

Did you see that?

A handshake that
almost became a hug?

Yeah, I saw it. I lived it.
I think I'm in.

No, honey.
He kissed me on the lips.

- Another good sign!
- It's not a good sign.

Sweetie, you don't think
that's weird?

Well, the guy's a world traveler.

He has a time share
in Costa Rica.

That's probably
how they do it there.

I don't know, honey.
It felt like he lingered.

It's a progressive culture.

Most of them travel by zip line.

Biscuits and gravy?

Yep, my grandma Bitsy's
secret recipe,

given to her by
her housekeeper Delilah,

who raised her
and was her best friend--

kind of like "The Help,"
except Delilah was white,

and was actually herself
quite the racist.

Eat up.

Good morning!

- Hi, mom.
- Hi, sweetheart.

Ah, where did those come from?

Yeah, I thought amaryllis
were out of season.

Oh, I got a guy.
You know, I just thought

they'd brighten up
the house a little bit.

Oh, that was so thoughtful of you.

I didn't realize that my
house needed brightening up.

There she is!

Gloria! Gloria!

Ay! Let me fix your hair!

Oh. Well, isn't that sweet?

I didn't realize her hair was broken.

Ah! That smells delicious,

but nothing for me.
I've got an early work lunch.

Really? I didn't hear an ambulance.

Yeah, it's funny because it's
what I've dedicated my life to.

Oh, is this that meeting
with the deejay

- with the funny name?
- Booker Bell.

- Booker Bell.
- Booker Bell?

Everybody now!

Booker Bell was only
the greatest deejay

in the history of Drive Time Radio.

Yeah, well, now he has some
wetlands that developers want,

and we're trying to get him
to donate for preservation.

When I was on the road selling,

I used to listen to
Booker all the time.

He practically invented
the prank phone call.

Okay. Wish me luck.

Good luck, sweetie!

Booker would play a prank,

the sucker would be
twisting in the wind,

and just when you couldn't
stand it anymore,

he'd say, "guess who just
got their bell rung!"

God, I'd love to meet him.

Oh, they're just
going down to Rae's.

You should pop down.

- I'm sure he'd love to meet a fan.
- I don't know.

I met Boz Scaggs once,
got all tongue-tied.

Oh, you'll be fine.

Oh! Oh, Lily, it's time
for school, sweetie.

Oh, I can take her.

Yay! Yay!

Oh. That'd be great.

Yeah, it'd give me some more
time to clean the kitchen.

Maybe do a little dusting.

- Delicious, Cam.
- Mm-hmm.

Annie was amazing, so
funny and cute and sweet.

- Yeah, you've said.
- She made this for me last night.

Look how she signs her name
with that big loopy "a."

I'm totally going to frame this.

I made this for Haley four years ago.

You think this got framed?

She tossed it in the garbage...

Right after she wrote
"Mrs. Haley Jonas Brothers"

on it, like, 30 times.

The tax write-off alone
makes financial sense.

You know, even if you take
the environment out of it.

Well, don't take
the environment out of it.

Without the wetlands,
there's no ducks,

and without the ducks, there's
nothing for me to shoot at.

Okay. Well, we're shooting
from two different angles,

but, uh, hopefully we'll
end up at the same place.

- Mitch.
- Dad?

I just had to stop down
and meet this guy.

Booker Bell, I'm Boz Scaggs--

No! I mean Jay Pritchett. Damn it.

- It's nice to meet you.
- This is such an honor.

You are hands down my favorite
radio personality of all time.

That's kind of you to say.

Okay. Well, thanks for
stopping by, dad.

- You know, I gotta tell you one thing.
- I'll see you back at the house.

One time when I was driving
from Youngstown to Sugar Creek,

you called this guy at
a Kitty Litter Company

and you asked him to bring
over 900 pounds of litter,

and in the background, you hear
all these lions roaring, and...

I-I-I laughed so hard,
I almost had an accident.

The car or you?

Funny as ever!

- Anyway... - Hey, are you still
in touch with the old gang?

Grandma Groovy? Spaceman Clyde?

- Are you kidding? I am the old gang.
- No way.

I may be old, but I still
know how to boggie.

My God, it's like she's here!

She is here!

How are you still not getting this?

That's her.

Excuse me for a sec.

What are you doing?

What? I'm a fan.
I came down to say hi.

This is a business meeting.

Do you have any idea how
inappropiate this is?

No. No, of course you don't,

because as far as you're
concerned, all a lawyer does

is walk into a bar with
a rabbi and polar bear.

Grizzly, 'cause otherwise,
with the bartender--

Dad! I'm working!

You're embarrasing both of us!

Please, you gotta go!

Okay, I didn't realize that.

Yeah. Yeah. You didn't.

I'm sorry, go!

Hey. Where's my stalker?

Oh, he's gone. I've got rid of him.

I'm sorry that
he attacked you like that.

Attacked?

No, I don't mind a little smoke
of my bloomers.

Well, just I thought since
this was a business meeting,

- we should--
- And you thought

that maybe hanging with
somebody would make me feel good

with racket?

There's been a lot of tension
between me and my dad.

I'm actually staying at his house...

Oh, so you chased away a man
who's opening his home to you.

I get the sense that I'm losing you.

Could I talk to Grandma Groovy?

Honey, I'm home.

Hell, I didn't expect you
so early dear..

What? You?

Yeah, look who came by
to fix the table.

Well, I had some time to kill,

so I thought I'd drop by with
that tool your wife needed.

Wow. What a guy. Yeah.

Mm-hmm. He also brought some wine.

Well, you said you liked it last night,

so I had a couple extra
bottles lying around.

Boy, do you know the way
to this gal's heart.

Okay.

I didn't just come here
to fix your table

and get your wife drunk.

I actually decided
to give you that listing

on the sycamore property.

Really? That's great.

Yeah. Why don't you, uh, come
over for dinner tonight?

And, uh, we'll work out all the details.
One entree.

Okay. Claire, you should come, too.

Oh, no, no. No, no, if it's business--

- I insist.
- He insists.

- We'll be there. We're coming.
- Okay.

Yeah, shall we say, uh, 7:00?

- 7:00 sounds great.
- Okay.

All right.

- I'll let myself out.
- Okay.

Wow.

"Wow" is right.

- Mm-hmm.
- I just got sycamore--

a house that sells itself and
gives me the commission.

How does that not bother you?

Claire, it's an expression.

There's work.
Inspections, appraisals--

He brought me wine,

he took his shirt off
when you weren't here!

Um, he brought us wine,

and it doesn't look super
vacuumed down there.

I'm surprised
he kept his pants on.

Okay. Okay, I can see what's going on.

You--you're just so focused
on getting his business,

that you don't see what's
going on in front of you.

Okay. Now I do see
what's going on.

- What?
- Come here, pretty girl.

- What? Mm? - You are, you know.
You don't hear it enough.

The other night,
when you put on makeup,

I was like, "there she is."

Oh, my God.

You think I'm making this up as
some part of a-an ego boost?

Do you realize
how insulting that is?

What are you doing?

Helping my little sister
with her homework.

That seems... mean.

Annie, this is Alex.

That other sister
I was telling you about.

Hi. So nice to meet you.

Um, if you're going to study there,

you might need to correct
numbers 7 through 10.

This bed has higher
standards than that bed.

I'm going to get
some more lemonade.

I think your sister's mad
at our sister.

We're back!

Oh, well, there you are.
I guess "lunch then home"

means different things
to different people.

We had a girls' day.
Lily, Lily, come!

Show your papa what we bought!

Matchy jackets!

It's like she's the baby leopard,

and I'm the mama.

Or they just happened
to have two jackets,

one large, one small.

What happened here?
Where is my tea?

Oh, it's in this drawer over here.

As a thank-you, I took some
time to rearrange your kitchen

so it makes sense.

To who?

To everyone.
There's a flow now. Watch--

Tea. Mug. Kettle. You're welcome.

I didn't thank you.

You don't have to.

I won't.

Cam, our shared bathroom
is not the place

to work out
whatever's going on here.

I'm a child of divorce.

Conflict resolution is
something of a specialty.

The key is, tell a personal story

that applies to their situation,

even if you have to make one up.

That way, they really hear
what they need to hear.

I'm sorry. You're right.

No. I'm sorry I snapped.

I'm just going through some stuff

with this girl I like, Danielle.

She came over the other day,
and Stella was all over her,

and--and I got jealous.
Which is crazy, right?

I mean, Stella was only playing
with her because she was new.

Manny, sounds like Danielle was trying

to get between you and your puppy,

and that ain't cool.

She seems immature,
and you can do better.

I'm sorry to be blunt,

but I'm going through
something myself right now.

So, chin up. Okay.

It may not work every time,

but you only need one fish to bite.

Who is this Danielle?

She's my study partner
in my history class,

and we share a notebook.

But her notes were really confusing,

so I put them in order.

Instead of thanking me for
making our lives easier,

she got all mad because she
thought I was judging her.

This girl is very bad news, Manny.

You stay away from her.

- Hey.
- Hi.

We're Phil and Claire.

Hey, I'm Tony. Come on in.
I'll go get my dad.

- Okay.
- Great, thanks.

- Wow. - I don't like the way
that kid was looking at you.

We are not friends right now.

I am only here to help
pump up the college fund.

Claire, if Tad even makes
a move towards you,

his ass is... grass.

Really? I thought
that was just my ego.

So far, yeah, but just know,

I'm ready to grass his ass.

Hey, hey, hey, guys.

- Hey!
- How are you!

- Good.
- Good to see you.

- Yeah.
- Hi. That's good.

Well, I love the place.
Did you remodel this?

Uh, actually, my ex-wife.

She had a, uh, passion
for modern architecture

and at least one modern architect.

May have to sell this one next.

Really? Wow.

I love how open it is.

- Do you mind if I, uh, poke around?
- Please, yeah.

Beautiful.

Tad, if you don't need my
help anymore with the kids,

- I'll be going.
- Thank you so much, Ellen.

You're welcome.

Okay. We'll see you later. Bye.

I saw this house eight years ago.

There used to be a wall here, right?

That's right. That's right.
That was all covered.

Yeah. I'm a detail guy.
Hard to get much past me.

Hello, hello!

- Hi, Aunt Kara!
- Hey! How are you?

Good, Tad, how you doing?

- Bye, daddy.
- Bye, sweetie.

- Bye, dad.
- Have fun.

- Okay. See you later.
- Come on, guys, let's go.

These stairs used to be teak, am I right?

This guy's good.

Yeah, he's good.

- He's sharp.
- I forgot my bag.

You do that every time.

Yep.

I don't miss much.

Oh, I'm sorry. Were you trying to read?

You're the one who tries to read.

Oh, my gosh! I am not that stupid!

Seriously, Haley, you think you

- are the coolest person ever!
- Would you please stop

just judging me and everything that I do?

"Look at me! I'm so cool!"

Enough! Enough!

I am so sick of you two
fighting all the time!

You're a bad big sister,

and you're a bad little sister!

And you're both
bad big sisters to me.

Be normaler.

Wow.

I've never seen him like that.

Well, we do kind of neglect him.

And if you think about it,

he is kind of... our little sister.

Remember how we used
to dress him up?

I miss her.

I hear you, and I don't
like where this is going!

You get the lipstick,

I'll get the bra and tennis balls.

Betty Luke!

I will burn this house down!

Where is the cheese grater?

Where is the cutting board?

Where would you want it to be?

Yes, right here next
to the cheese grater.

I know it's hard to tell
by looking at me,

but I am not a natural homemaker.

So when Cam came
and organized my kitchen,

I felt insecure and lashed out.

In a way, I'm no better

than Manny's crazy friend Danielle.

Please, can we just focus
on the cooking?

Daddy, we forgot to give you this.

It's like our jackets.

I love it.

I guess I've always been
a little sensitive

about Lily not having a mother,

and Gloria's so good at it.

I got jealous.

Maybe I should tell Manny this story.

It might help him with
that train wreck Danielle.

You know what?
Why don't you turn that music back on.

Was kind of nice.

Hey, dad...

No need to talk about it.

I was out of line
coming down there,

won't happen again.
Scotch is at the bar.

No, I've been giving this
a lot of thought.

I guess we're gonna talk about it.

I was rude to you.

I think I was just annoyed
by all the lawyer jokes.

I mean, let's be honest,
you don't exactly

beam with pride over
what I do for a living.

Mockery is the sincerest
form of flattery.

Pretty sure that's--
that's not the saying,

but, um, you know,
Manny told me a story

about his friend Danielle.

She sounds like a real
piece of work, by the way.

But, uh, it made me realize that

I take myself a little too seriously.

Listen, it goes without saying
I've always been proud of you,

and I brag about you all the time.

So if I say, "what do lawyers
use as birth control?"

And the answer is, "their personalities,"

I want you to know I'm
not referring to you.

You don't need any birth control.

Hello?

Yeah, this is Jay Pritchett.

What? When?

What happened?

It's the police. My car got stolen.

Yeah, 2012. Gray.

No, not pewter. More like a light...

Like a--no, not slate.

I don't even know
what "coastal fog" is.

Just put down "gray."

Kilo?

It's not my car.

Yes, she's columbian.

What does that have to do
with--no, I'm coming down there.

Hang on. Grab your keys.

I think I might need a lawyer.

Guess who just got his bell rung?

That's good.

That's good.

Here we go. Have a seat.

I got a bottle of port from 1899.

- Whoa.
- Wow!

Okay, I got it for $18.99...

But it's a good one.

Fun night, right? Great dinner?

Yes. Yes, and...

Tad is... great,

- and I know I was giving
you a hard time... - Hey.

But I feel like I should
say that I am sorry.

Hey, hey, hey, Claire, you
don't need to explain.

Your apology is apology enough.

Oh, I forgot the best part
of the Costa Rica story.

So we get home, and they've
taken over the living room,

they've taken over the kitchen,

I mean, they're in the
food, they're on the bed.

And finally, after two years of
complaining to Diego about this,

he finally stops and says,

"okay, now I see it.
You do have a monkey problem."

A monkey problem!

Yeah, I heard him the first time.

You can kiss my wife,
you can take her to bed,

but you cannot make her laugh.

I wanna go back.

You can kiss my wife,

but only I can take her to
bed and make her laugh.

I wanna go back.

Only I can take my wife to bed,

comma,

and make her laugh.

I mean, they're in everything.

The only thing they didn't touch--

the bananas.

The monkeys love bananas!

You would think they
would love the bananas.

Yeah, we should go.

- Come on. The bananas--
- Yeah, we need to go.

- We gotta get going.
- Oh, no, no, no.

- Yeah, yeah, we're late.
- But he just opened the--

- we're late for getting home.
- Thanks for everything. Just--

- Oh. Okay.
- Okay.

What is wrong with you?

You laughed like
it was "who's on first?"

What?

He's on second.
Don't try to cheer me up.

I know what's going on here.
You're jealous.

Of him?

He's not even funny!

What's he got?
Like, a soft ten minutes?

And he goes to the Costa Rican well

a little too much for my taste.

Oh, God.

Really? This is still about the monkey?

No! No, no, no!

It's you. You are making
me so happy right now.

You stormed out of there, and
you're acting like an idiot.

You like this?
Because I am really uncomfortable.

Honey, I love it.
Makes me feel special.

Sometimes,
I really don't understand you.

I know. It's stupid,

but it's nice to know that
sometimes you'll fight for me,

and all I have to do is laugh
at some other guy's story.

But no one makes me
laugh like you do.

- As long as it's always genuine.
- Mm-hmm.

You can fake anything
you want with me,

but not your laugh.

- I'd like to go back.
- Yeah.

Stop it! Leave me alone!

- Hold still!
- Stop moving!

I hate you! Get off of me!

What... is going on?

You guys are in a lot of trouble.

Haley, I told you
to clean this mess up,

and, Alex, your books are everywhere.

Betty Luke, sit down while
your dad gets the camera.

Got it.

Last time, you made a funny face

and we didn't really get
a good shot,

so let's work on our smile.

Okay. Good to see you,
Betty Luke.

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