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- That was beautiful. Thank you, thank you!

Thank you! It's very beautiful.

- Enough for the thank yous. We can eat the cake now.

- Not so fast! She's gotta make her wish!

Right, dear? - Of course!

Make a wish!

Make it good!

- Let's go! - Come on!

- Welcome to 25, Lindsay.

- No, no, no! Don't say it!

It's too close to the big 3-0.

I wanna make a toast!

To everybody who helped put together

this wonderful party!

To my dear brother Joey.

Enjoy that fat and sugar while you can.

- To Abby.

I know we just met at work,

but I know we're gonna be the dearest of friends.

To my mom. Thank you for not forgetting the date...

...and for bringing the recyclable forks,

because you know how much I care about the environment.

And to my oldest friend, Dave.

- Whoa, whoa! Not so fast!

We are the same age.

- Thank you for always being there for me.

Cheers!

Cheers!

Bye!

- You, uh, looking for Linds?

- Yeah.

- She went to her room.

You finally gonna tell her how you feel?

What's taking so long? - It's not that simple, Joey.

If I tell her how I feel and she's not interested,

we could lose our friendship forever.

It means the world to me.

There you are! - Hey!

- People are starting to go.

- Oh.

- What's that?

- OK, don't laugh!

But it's my birthday wish list.

Every year on my birthday,

I make a wish and I write it down.

- I'm sorry.

I've known you since 3rd grade, but I didn't know that.

- Well, it hasn't helped, though.

None have come true... yet.

- Well, I have to see it.

May I?

- Fine!

- All right, let's see what we have.

"A puppy.

"Fun In Play dollhouse.

"My brother will get chicken pox."

- I was a vindictive kid.

Oh! "Lose weight.

"I'll be rescued by Prince Charming.

"Billy Maddox will fall in love with me."

- That was from 8th grade.

He was so cute!

- "Perfect vision."

"Mom and Dad will get back together."

- I'm not getting my eyes lasered,

and what kid doesn't wish for their parents to remarry?

What?

- Nothing, just your final wish.

- That I'll find my true love?

I mean, a girl can dream, can't she?

- Sure!

- So, none of these wishes have come true. What does it matter?

I mean, we're 25!

The world is at our fingertips!

I mean, one day, I'm gonna be a top executive

at an environmental firm,

and I'll be living in a big house with the man that I love.

From now on, all of my wishes are gonna come true.

- Miss Corwin?

Miss Corwin?

I need 20 copies by 11:00 and a refill by 10:00.

- The day just started, and Kate already has caffeine withdrawal?

- Yeah.

- New screensaver? - Yeah.

It's from last week. It was our 6-month dating anniversary.

Isn't he the best?

Abby, I really feel like he's the one.

He's my Mr. Right.

I'm so excited about tonight.

Hello. GreenTree. Can I help you?

Oh, you have a great product for us?

An indoor bathroom for dogs.

Send us the information. I'll pass it along to Ms. Moore.

OK, have a nice day.

I swear, one more green dog idea, and I'm out of here.

- You're gonna get an answer on your project from Kate today?

- What does it even matter?

- Of course it will matter!

I mean, you just found a great product

that's gonna save the planet and get you a promotion.

- We've been assistants for 5 years.

When has one of our own moved up

to a life not chained to these fake wooden desks?

- These aren't real wood?

How about some cheering up?

Let's get together tonight.

- Tonight? OK, all right!

I'll play along.

I'm going to my mom's for dinner,

and then I'm going to Kevin's.

- Play along with what?

- It's 3 days before my 30th birthday,

and no one's said anything about a party.

Kevin's acting super weird. He's up to something.

- I have no idea what you're talking about.

- I'll be embarrassed when Kevin jumps out and yells...

Kevin?

- Lindsay!

You're--you're early.

This isn't what it looks like.

OK, it is what it looks like.

I'm sorry!

What do you want me to say?

- Surprise?

But I guess that'll have to be my line.

Ugh!

- Dave Landry, legal eagle and chauffeur,

at your service.

We're taking my car, right? Yours is still in the shop?

- Yeah, when isn't it?

- So, did you get an answer

on our solar-panel project yet?

The company's asking.

I told them, as their lawyer, I can only do so much.

- No, not yet. I'm just...

They're waiting for the right time, you know?

- Oh. Is, uh, everything all right?

- Mm-hmm. Yeah, I'm fine.

- You sure?

- No, I'm not.

Kevin and I broke up.

- Oh, Lindsay!

- He was cheating on me.

- I'm sorry.

You wanna talk about it?

- I'm just-- I'm done with men!

They're all dogs.

Well, present company excluded.

- Well, thank you.

You realize there are different kinds of dogs--

lap dogs, guard dogs, working dogs.

You, however, always seem to end up with hound dogs.

- You always know how to make me laugh.

- Yeah?- Thank you.

Sorry.

Hey, Mom! You at the airport?

Yes, don't worry.

I will survive my birthday without you, I promise.

Have fun in Mexico, OK? Go easy on the cheese nachos.

I love you.

At least she still travels.

Her and my dad rotate vacations at the timeshare every year.

- Still not talking? - Are you kidding? They're polar opposites.

Talking about dogs, it's like putting a little, fluffy poodle

with a big slobbering St. Bernard.

- Thanks for the call last night.

- I don't wanna say I told you so, but I told you so!

Why do you keep going out with these hot-looking jerks?

- I don't know. Is that a trick question?

- It's like you have this list of ingredients

for your perfect guy,

and guess what?

It's the wrong list.

- Abby, this isn't helping!

I need a cheerleader, not Dr. Phil.

- You need to start dating men who cherish you,

not talk a great game but aren't worth your time.

What about Dave?

- Dave? My Dave?

No, we've known each other since we were little kids.

He's like my brother.

I mean, he's an amazing guy. He's super sweet.

I just don't feel it with him, you know?

- Or you won't let yourself feel it with him

because it's too scary.

- Right there on the left!

- There's nowhere to put it!

- OK, all right.

Now, use your leg strength, not your arms.

- I can't do it.

- Yes, you can! You're almost there!

- Ah!- You got it.

- Ah!- See?

So? Great birthday present, huh?

I've been wanting to get you out here forever.

You love the outdoors, you're sporty,

and you never shy away from a challenge.

- Yeah, not one that involves a parachute!

- Looking good for your first time!

Dave started me climbing a few months ago. I'm hooked!

It's a great way to tone your legs.

Right, sweetheart?

- Right!

- Hey! Dave! Dave Landry!

- Cliff!

Man, long time!

- I'm in town from New York for the week.

Taking a break between meetings.

- Dave, I can't move.

- I was thinking about you recently.

- Yeah? - We need to talk.

Call my office to set something up.

- Sure thing! - All right.

Dave!

- Oh!

I'm so sorry. Are you OK?

- I think I'm ready to get down now.

- Here's the fun part.

You just push off. Trish will ease you down.

- I'm supposed to just let go? - Yeah!

- Are you crazy? I'm not gonna let go!

- There's nothing to be scared of.

It's all about trust.

- Oh, I trust people. That's not the problem.

- Not people. You, Lindsay.

Trust yourself.

OK?

Oh, come on!

- Not today.

- Not today. OK, I'll help you out.

- Please.

- OK, here we go.

- OK.- All right?

- Aaah! - Whoa!

- Um...

Are you OK?

- I'm fine. You OK? - Yeah, I'm OK.

Just point me in any direction

away from Mt. Everest over here.

OK!

- That was fun.

- Yeah!

- Thanks for bringing me again.

- Sure!

- Remember what we were talking about?

It's been several months now.

I'm ready to take this to the next level.

- You sure you can handle a harder climb?

- I'm not talking about rock climbing!

- Oh!

Look, I--I know we talked about this.

It's just...

I thought my feelings would change.

I'm not ready. Sorry.

- Well, Dave, you're a great guy.

If and when you're ever ready, call me.

- OK.

So, rock climbing wasn't the best birthday present.

- Well, I knew not to get

the "climb every mountain" discount pack.

- Right.- Yeah.

Dave, I'm almost 30. I'm almost 30!

- Relax.

You at least got 20 years

before you start going grey,

although I think I see something on the left.

- Do you remember my birthday wish list?

- Sure!

- None of them have come true!

- Linds, you don't realize how lucky you are.

You're beautiful, you're smart.

Trust me, any guy would kill to be with you,

except Kevin, but he's a jerk.

- And don't forget about Brad.

- Oh, Brad!

Look, if you run out of options,

there's always me!

- Dave, you'll always be best friend.

Come here!

Um, so, what happened to Trish tonight?

Where was she?

- Oh, um, I didn't wanna dampen the mood,

but we broke up.

- You guys seemed so happy!

- I know.

And she's great,

just not the right one for me.

- I am looking forward to a night in,

a good book and a bowl of ice cream.

- Mmm! Well, I could come over later if you want.

We could do one of our binge TV marathons?

Drama? Suspense?

Comedy.

- You know, actually,

there's something I wanted to talk to you about.

- What?

- It's about our, uh...

Maybe we should talk about this over dinner.

- OK, sure.

- Uh, wait!

Surprise!

- You scared me!

Gotcha!

- Surprise!

- Never trust a lawyer.

- You know, one candle would've been enough.

OK!

- Wait!

What happened to making a wish?

- If none of them have come true by now,

I kind of figure what's the point?

- The point is it never hurts! Wish for a promotion.

- I wished for that 3 years ago.

- What about a new car?

- I wished for that 2 years ago.

If I'd gotten the promotion, I could've afforded the car.

- Wish to win the lottery or for something not for you.

- Every year I enter the charity sweepstakes, and I never win.

I already wished for the city to go solar

and for Kern Park to be saved,

so I'm not holding my breath.

- How about finding your perfect guy?

- Last year, I wished I would find my Mr. Right

before I turned 30,

and I found my Mr. Definitely Wrong.

- Oh, there's gotta be something!

- Um...

Lindsay!

Come on, Lindsay!

- OK, Wish King, here's your last chance.

Happy birthday, Lindsay. May your final wish come true.

Down 5 pounds?

Great, now the scale's broken!

I'm coming, Dave!

Aw!

Uh...

"I have no home. Please keep me."

You're so cute, but I can't!

Oh brother!

You're so cute!

What are you doing here?

What am I gonna do with you?

I can't keep you!

- Lindsay Corwin?

- Yeah!

- Sign here.

- Oh!

What?

"Each year in preschool,

"you said you wished for one of these."

"To the good old days.

"Happy 30th. Love, Becky."

No, no, no! Wait, wait, wait!

No, no, no! What are you doing? No!

Oh, Dave, at last!

Joey! What happened to your face?

- Believe it or not, I got the chicken pox. - What?

- I can't be with anybody

who didn't have it as a kid, i.e. my roommate,

so can I come crash here for a bit?

- Unbelievable! Yeah, come on in.

- When did you get a dog?

- Ten minutes ago. Isn't he the cutest?

- Hmm!

What's this giant thing on the floor?

- What is this? Grand Central Station?

Dave! Finally, you're here.

You will not believe my morning!

- Cute dog!

- Oh, thanks!

- Oh, hey, Joey!

What, uh, happened to your face?

Is that a giant dollhouse? - Yeah.

OK, the couch is all yours. I'm late for work.

Just, here, be a good brother and watch him or her.

I don't know.

Please, whatever you do,

keep it away from the plants, OK?

OK!

Thank you!

- Hey! Oh!

- If I can be of any help with the puppy...

You know how much I love dogs.

- Thanks. You're the best.

- So, remember that dinner? Let's set a time.

- Sure! Pick a night. I'm late. I gotta go.

- OK. - Bye!

- Bye.

- Hey, birthday girl!

Slept in?

- No, it's been a really bizarre morning.

- I hope this doesn't ruin it. Renshaw wants to see you.

- You've been with us for a while now. Admirable.

- Mr. Renshaw, despite what Kate may have said,

I'm very happy here.

- And most of your product recommendations

have scored extremely high.

You heard about Margaret?

- She got the promotion?

- She was let go.

I'm promoting you to development director.

- I got it!- Oh!

- I got the promotion!

- Oh my God! When do you start?

- Tomorrow! It's been such a crazy day!

- Well, you've been wanting this so badly,

it's gonna feel weird.

- One second.- OK.

- Hello? Hi, Dad!

- Hi, honey! Happy birthday!

- Thank you!

Where are you? - I'm at the timeshare!

- Wait, you're in Mexico?

- Sí, señorita! And guess who I ran into?

- Happy birthday, honey!

- Mom?

- Can you believe this?

One wrong keystroke in my iCal, and I run into your mother.

- And guess what? We're having a really good time!

- It's like when we first met!

And here's the kicker.

- We're gonna start dating again!

Bye, honey! See you soon!

- Mm-hmm!

- Bye!

- Hi, Lindsay. Blast from the past.

Dr. Maddox. Oh, Billy Maddox.

I went on Classmates.com.

I couldn't believe you're actually still here! So am I.

- Billy?

- Let's meet up. Call me. 555-0174.

- This is nuts!

That's weird. It didn't burn!

This is impossible!

Or is it?

This is so crazy!

Cool, but it's crazy!

Goodbye, four-eyes. Hello, new me!

Hmm!

- Yes! You love bacon!

You just love bacon!

- Ta-da!

- What's up?

- Figures!

- Wait, something-- something's different.

- Really? You think so?

- Yeah, you look great!

What, did you lose some pounds and buy contacts?

- No, I didn't do either.

They're wishes that came true.

- OK, what?

- I know it doesn't even really make sense to me,

but I made this wish at my party, and it was a big one.

Really, really big one.

- So, you wished to lose some weight and get contacts?

- No, Joey, I'm not wearing contacts!

I wished for all of my birthday wishes to come true,

and guess what?

- OK, now you're scaring me.

- First it was the puppy and then the dollhouse.

You got chicken pox, which I wished for when you were 7. - That was you?

- I got a promotion. Mom and Dad started talking again.

- They called. It doesn't mean they're back--

- Then my 8th grade crush calls me,

I lose 5 pounds and I have perfect vision!

- Hold on. Wait. Did you at any point wish for a cute girlfriend for me?

- This is not a coincidence.

Everything I've ever wished for

is coming true in a matter of days.

Do you know what this means? - No, but you're about to tell me.

- I'm about to be a top executive at GreenTree

and find my Mr. Right.

- Hmm, OK!

Did you have too much to drink at your party?

I'm sure there's an explanation for this.

You really think your dream guy is gonna walk up

and ring the doorbell?

That could--that could be anything.

- That's it. That's could be him!

What do I do?

- "Answer the door" seems logical.

- Hey, Lindsay!

Ready for work?

- Oh, hi, Dave. It's just you. Come on in.

- Hold on. Maybe there is something to this.

- Something to what? What are you talking about?

- She's just having a little mental breakdown, that's all.

She thinks that all of her birthday wishes

are suddenly coming true.

- Really?- Mm-hmm.

- Did you rub a lamp or something?

- You guys, I'm not crazy.

- Where are your glasses?

- Exactly! Exactly.

See, any second, another wish could come true.

- OK.

- Mm-hmm!

- Hello. Are you Lindsay Corwin?

- Yeah.

- I'm from Omni Charity Sweepstakes.

You're listed as having entered our contest

many times in the past.

- Yeah, just about every year.

- Well, this year, your generosity has paid off.

You're our grand prize double winner!

- What? You're kidding!

- Let me officially present you

with the keys to your brand new luxury car.

- Oh! Thank you so much!

- You're welcome.

But wait, there's one more prize.

That car's gonna look right at home

parked in front of your very own dream house.

- Oh my! - Oh!

- This is unbelievable! I got my dream house!

- You OK?

- Yep!

- Oh, thank you, thank you!

Thank you so much!

- I so can't wait for my birthday.

Congratulations!

- Good morning, Miss Corwin. - Good morning!

- Right this way.

Congratulations!

- Claudia, get me all my files on my photovoltaic project.

If I sell this,

executive dining room, here I come!

- Oh!

Terribly sorry,

but that car was going to hit you!

- Oh, thank you!

You just saved my life.

But who are you?

- Allow me to introduce myself.

I'm Prince Charming.

- Picture's up! - Let's roll camera!

- Come on, let's go!

Mark it!

Otherwise known as the denture-cream guy.

- Oh! Hmm!

Look who's Miss Popular tonight!

Hmm!

- Let's get something.

- Buy you a drink?

- Wait!

Dean Cain? It's Dean Cain!

- You know who I am?

- Are you kidding? I'm a huge fan!

I've seen every single episode of Supermanever!

- Well, I am truly honoured. What is your name?

- I'm Lindsay! - Lindsay, nice to meet you.

- Hi! I just realized you're another one of my wishes.

- Excuse me?

- It's my birthday, and I made all these wishes,

and every single one is coming true.

- It's your birthday!

- Yeah.

- May I give you a birthday kiss then?

- Yes!

- Both sides!

- Wow!

- Age 14! Age 14!

Age 14!

- Joey, I'll see you later!

Got the address. I don't wanna be late.

- So, you actually believe in the birthday-wish fairy?

- Of course not, but they're all on the list!

I've checked off 15 so far.

- All your wishes are just happening?

- How do you explain me not needing glasses?

- I don't know. I mean, vision can improve with exercise.

- I didn't go to the eye gym! It just happened!

And how do you explain me suddenly just dropping 5 pounds?

- Maybe you're having some kind of hormonal reaction?

- To turning 30?

I started that list with my mom when I was 5,

and there's 10 still left on there.

Some of them are crazy,

like how am I gonna become

the first female president?

- Good point! I'll call the birthday fairy.

- How does this work? Will the next guy I meet be Mr. Right?

How do I know if he's the one?

- Are you hearing yourself?

- Maybe it's Billy Maddox. We've been IMing.

I'm going to breakfast with him.

- Billy from McKinley?

- Yeah! He just called me out of the blue!

Explain that, Mr. Wish Destroyer.

And explain that!

- Wow!

- Hello there!

You must be Lindsay, our Omni Sweepstakes winner!

Delighted to finally meet you.

- Yeah! Hi!- Hi.

I'm the head of PR for Omni. Is this your husband?

- Oh no, this is my friend, Dave.

- Well, it's a pleasure to meet you.

Why don't we go in and have a look at your new house?

- OK!

- You have won the Virginian...

...one of several styles in the Wellington Estates.

5 bedrooms,

4 and a half bathrooms,

a 9-seat home theatre

and a deluxe great room.

- Wow, those Virginians sure knew how to live!

- Yeah, with a huge family and a bunch of servants.

Lindsay, are you sure? This is a little too--

- Does this all come furnished?

- You just have to add the love.

- Hmm!

- And here is your grand gourmet chef's kitchen.

All of the top-of- the-line appliances.

- Ah, this is fantastic!

- If only you knew how to cook.

- Doesn't matter, because with this kitchen,

I'm the next Julia Child.

Hmm!

- And feast your eyes

On your new luxury, top-of-the-line SUV.

- Oh, I can't drive that!

I work for one of the top environmental firms in the city.

That's a gas-guzzling monster car.

It probably gets 10 miles a gallon downhill.

- Well, you can't return the prizes,

but there's no reason why you can't sell it.

- Hey, Joey! Pick up!

Do you wanna come sleep in my new mansion tonight?

It's 475 Lakeview Terrace. The keys are under the mat.

Oh, bring the puppy! OK. OK, bye.

- Lindsay Corwin.

- Billy!

- Wow! Look at you!

Oh, sit, sit!

- Oh, thanks!

Wow! You look great!

- Oh, come on!

But you! You haven't changed a bit!

I mean, you were pretty then, but now...

- I never thought that you even noticed me.

- Are you kidding?

I couldn't keep my eyes off of you.

You know, I really couldn't believe my luck

when I found you on the Internet.

I've been thinking about you a lot.

- Wow! You're not kidding!

So, you're a doctor.

- Podiatrist.- Oh!

- If you got a problem with your feet,

I'm happy to take a look.

- No, they're good! They're fine!

- OK! - They're great, yeah.

- I haven't married. - Oh!

- Still hanging out with the guys from McKinley. - Ah!

- You remember Perkins? Big glasses, squeaky voice?

- Yeah!

- And Feldberg always told

those knock-knock jokes.

- They've changed a lot, huh?

- No, why?

- Oh, I...

- What about you?

Single? Married?

- I'm single. I work at GreenTree.

It's an environmental development company.

Actually, I just got promoted to director.

- Fantastic! Congratulations!

- Thank you.

So, this is so funny!

This is so funny!

- Lindsay, I--I gotta be honest.

I've been thinking about you a lot.

- Yeah, you said that.

- And I know we didn't talk a lot back then,

but I always felt that there was something there.

I--I felt it.

- That's funny,

'cause I don't really remember ever--

- The truth is I know it's been years,

but the second that you came through that door and I saw you,

I felt like I was in the 8th grade all over again.

I mean, the feeling is still there.

- You know, Billy,

you know how sometimes people can sort of create

a fantasy about another person.

- Oh yeah!

- You don't really know me,

so how can you have feelings for me?

- Yeah, I thought this might happen.

I shouldn't have said anything.

I am such an idiot!

You probably hate me.

- No! No, I don't hate you, Billy. No!

- You don't?

- No!

- So, you feel it too.

Lindsay, this could really be amazing!

I think we should get together again. Tonight!

- Oh, you know what? Oh, it's late!

It's so late. Uh, I gotta go!

I'm so sorry. I gotta go!

- We haven't even ordered.

- I know. I'm so sorry!

I have an early meeting, and I'm late.

But it was really good to see you again, Billy.

Bye.

So, how's the high-school reunion going?

- I mean, he was so cool in 8th grade.

The problem is he's still in the 8th grade.

I couldn't meet Mr. Right if he hit me with a 10-foot pole.

- I'll be there in 15 minutes.

- Oh no! Oh no, that's Woodhill.

He's coming towards the parking lot.

If he sees me in the car, I am dead!

I gotta go! I gotta go! Bye!

- Hey!

- This is my spot. Did you not see me?

- You're pretty hard to miss in that tank!

OK, go ahead. Steal my spot.

You people think you own the world.

- Us people? You think that you know me because of the car that I drive?

- Uh, yeah! Yeah, I think I do.

I think material objects make you happy,

status is more important than anything to you

and you don't give a hoot about the environment.

- Wow!

That actually could not be more of a dead-wrong statement.

Let me try you. - OK.

- You only shop at designer stores,

you way overpay for your haircuts

and you drive a hybrid so people think

you're into the environment,

but clearly you aren't at all.

- Wow!- Yeah!

- That's 2 out of 3. Not bad.

- Mm-hmm! - Oh, hey!

Give me a call

next time you find a spot you can't actually fit into.

- I can fit.

- Oh, OK! Good luck!

- Ugh!

- Good morning. - Good morning!

- Here's today's paper.

- Oh, thank you!

This is fantastic!

- And this is all the photovoltaic information

you've requested.

- So what's all this, then?

- Oh, half of it is getting you caught up

with our current products.

The rest is the usual stuff. Budget, reports, analysis.

- Do I have to read it all?

- By 11:00 a.m. Staff meeting.

Welcome to management.

- And on page 5 of the spreadsheet,

you'll find profit projections.

OK, moving to new projects.

- Every division has posted a year-over-year gain.

We project more to come.

- As per the memo,

Mr. Woodhill will be touring the office today

with some Wall Street men and a big investor.

If we go public, we have to deliver big time.

Kate, you're making the product recommendation

to Mr. Woodhill on Friday.

OK, good. So...

Uh, you don't need to raise your hand.

- Oh. Um, I just wanted to say

that I have an incredible project

that I would like to present as well.

It's a breakthrough solar technology

that will slash energy costs.

- I'm sorry, but it's too late to add another presentation.

The schedule's already set. You can pitch in 6 months.

So, moving on to financial reports.

Excuse me, Frank!

Sorry to intrude. My apologies, everyone.

I'll just be a couple of minutes.

I want you all to meet one of our newest investors

who's visiting us from Boston.

Everyone, meet Reed Paulson.

- Hi, everyone!

- Hello.- Hi.

- I'm sorry to interrupt.

I told Barry I'm not just a silent investor,

I'm also trying to be an invisible one, so carry on.

Keep up the good work. Carry on.

- Nonsense, nonsense!

I want you to meet the people who keep GreenTree number one.

This is Gerry McClintock in accounting.

Lee Parsons, research. - Hi!

- Kate Moore, Director of New Projects.

- Hi, Kate.

- Across from her is our newest director,

at least I think it is.

Yes, that's Lindsay Corwin.

- I actually think that we have met.

Weren't you the one who was driving that big--

- Horrible loaner car. It was awful. It was a loaner.

- Well, there'll be plenty of time later to meet the others.

Frank, I'll let you get back to your meeting.

- Mr. Woodhill, one moment!

Um, I know that your schedule's already set

for Friday's presentations,

but I have something incredible that you have to see.

- Well, that's wonderful! I like someone with passion.

But I have no time, so come to me on the next round.

- With all due respect, this can't wait.

This company and our environment can't wait.

Um, GreenTree needs bold, forward-thinking ventures

in keeping with your forward-thinking agenda

to support products that will sustain our environment

for centuries to come.

And I can show you that on Friday.

You won't regret it.

- Well, I don't take well

to people trying to force something down my throat...

...unless it's for a good cause.

Frank, make some time on Friday, will you?

- So, Corwin, I want a preview of that presentation

in my office tomorrow morning.

- No problem, yeah.

- OK, meeting adjourned!

It's unbelievable!

- Lindsay?

- Dave, I did it. We got the pitch.

It's in 2 days. Can you make it?

- Can I make it? This is great news!

Of course I can make it.

- Can you meet me? I'm gonna go for lunch.

We have so much prep to do.

- Shoot! I can't. I've got an appointment.

- What if you come over to the new house after work?

- Perfect. Let's make this our dinner.

We can work and then talk afterwards.

I'll bring something amazing. Don't you lift a finger.

- You are the best!

Dave, I really think

that this could change things for us.

- I think you're right.

- Bye!

- Excuse me.

- Well, look who it is! The tank-driving environmentalist.

Hi!

- Hi! Like I said, it's not my car!

- No, but it looked like

you were having a good time driving it.

- No, it is a genuine gas-guzzling,

carbon-spewing monster car.

I won it in a contest, and I'm gonna sell it.

- And you were just giving it a little test drive.

- I care deeply about the environment.

It was really nice to see you again.

- Well, that makes two of us.

Do you wanna talk some more about this?

Maybe over lunch? I think my table just opened up.

- It just started with one shop in the heart of Boston,

and it just spread like wildfire.

We must've been among the first

environmentally conscious dry-cleaning businesses.

And so, before I knew it,

all of a sudden, it's a $70 million business.

- Wow!

- And, of course, it gave us a little freedom

to do other things like GreenTree.

And well, I'm here for the opening

of the new headquarters of a charity that I support.

- So, you were born in Boston?

- Oh yeah!

I just love the town, you know, how it's modern,

but yet it's also kept its history, you know?

How about you?

- Uh, yeah, I was born right here

in a city that's losing all of its history

because we tear down the beautiful buildings

and put up new ones.

- Some people call that progress.

- Yeah, and progress is great

but as long as you don't destroy all the beauty and the charm

in the process.

- Please tell me you're not married

or that you have an incurable disease or 24-hour memory loss

or something like that.

- What's your name again?

- OK.

Listen, you know that charity that I mentioned?

Well, they have their opening night gala tonight.

I don't wanna be presumptuous,

but I would love it if you would be my date.

- Lindsay? This is a surprise!

I was just passing by and saw you here.

Do you mind if I have a seat?

- Uh, kind of.

- Hi.

- Billy Maddox.

- Hi! Reed Paulson.

- So, how do you two know each other?

- Business associates.

- Well, it's nice to meet you.

Linds and I go way back.

- Billy and I are old school friends.

We haven't seen each other in a long time.

- And suddenly, we got back together,

and boom!

Like no time had past.

That spark was still there, right, hon?

- Billy, what are you talking about?

- Are you two... - Involved?

Ah, all I can say is that we hit it off

the second we saw each other again.

I mean, it was a surprise for both of us.

- Billy, we are not involved!

- Yet!

We, uh, I mean, we can't rush this.

We gotta let it grow at its own pace.

- OK, I think I've gotten in-between something here.

I'm gonna go, all right?

This should be enough to cover the lunch.

Billy, it was great to have met you,

and Lindsay, thank you for a wonderful lunch.

- This is not what it looks like.

- It's exactly what it looks like. Nice to meet you.

- OK.

- Billy, I don't know what your problem is,

but there is nothing going on between us.

Do I make myself clear? Do you understand that?

- When you calm down...

- Ugh!

- ...I think that you are going to have

second thoughts about that.

- Reed!

Reed, wait! I am--

- No, no, just wait! Let me guess.

You won him too? Charity? Auction?

- No! Let me explain.

I have not seen that guy since middle school. He's insane.

There's absolutely nothing going on between us.

I think he followed me into the restaurant.

- Yeah?- Yes!

Oh! Come here, come here, come here!

Ah!

- Do you have yourself a stalker?

Are you gonna be OK?

- I think he's harmless.

- OK, well, that's good.

Listen, I just don't wanna get in the middle of something,

like with you and your boyfriend or anything.

- No! No, Billy is the last person I would date, ever.

And the answer to your question is yes.

Yeah!

- Yes?

- About tonight. I would love to.

- Really?

- Mm-hmm!

- Oh, that is perfect!

Listen, I'm gonna send a car around 7:00.

I'll have my assistant call your office.

- Great!- Good!

- Dave!

Um, I made plans with my friend, Dave, tonight.

He's the lawyer

that's representing the project I'm pitching,

and we have so much work to do.

- Listen, I'm leaving tomorrow

and I really, really wanna see you again,

so why don't you just bring him along?

Come for an hour. Please?

- All right! You're on!

- You're crazy, Joey! It's freezing out here!

- Man, this is the life!

You, uh, you staying for dinner?

- I am!

In fact, I picked up a feast from Lindsay's favourite spot.

- Oh, nice!

- Yeah. Ah!

This is the night, Joey. Finally gonna do it.

I'm gonna tell her how I really feel.

- That's awesome! I mean, it's about time, but...

She's, uh...

You think she's finally ready to hear it?

- I hope so. I mean, we're best friends.

We share everything. We love spending time together.

I just hope she feels the same way.

Ow!

Hi! Come here.

Come here. What am I gonna name you?

I need a name for you! You're so cute.

What if I name you Whiskers?

No, what about Mr. Wish?

Mr. Wishy! Muah!

I got some great pasta,

a little wine, some candles.

What do you think?

- Hey, Dave!

- Oh hey!

- Hey, Joey!

Are you feeling better?

- Still, uh, recovering,

so I need to stay a couple more nights, if that's cool.

- Sure, but are those your clothes

lying on the floor near the stairs?

- Sorry, sweetie! Those are mine.

- Dad! Hi! What are you doing here?

Where's Mom?

- Before I ran into her at the timeshare,

I was gonna move into a new apartment.

- Mm-hmm?

- But then we decided that I should move in with her.

Big mistake.

We had a little fight.

Can I stay here a couple of days?

- What, is the whole family just moving in now?

Sure. Just pick up after yourself, OK?

- Promise! You won't even know I'm here.

- Dave, there's been a bunch of change of plans for tonight.

Can you come upstairs? - Sure, sure.

- OK, thanks.

I've been invited to this big gala

by one of the investors in GreenTree.

I told him I was busy tonight,

but he said to just come by for an hour

and to bring you too.

So, we can eat and then do our work after.

- Oh! You go.

- Are you sure?

You gotta meet him. It'll be fun!

- Yeah, it'll be fun.

I got a lot of work to do on the presentation.

I'll take everything over to my place.

We'll eat there, go over work when you get back.

Wow!

- I've had my eye on this dress, these shoes and that purse

for a long time,

but they were always just wishes till now.

- I thought you didn't like getting all dressed up.

- Usually I don't, but tonight, I thought:

Why don't I just go for it?

Can you help me with the zipper?

- Yeah, sure! - Thanks!

What, does this make me look fat?

- No! No, you look beautiful.

- It's the dress. It's amazing!

- It's not the dress.

- Um, d-d-did you get it?

- Yup!

OK!

I'm just gonna go for an hour,

and then I'll meet you at your place.

- Yeah, sure! Have fun tonight!

- I swear not one historic building was torn down for this.

No, it's beautiful.

- Speaking of which, you look stunning!

Thank you so much for coming.

- Well, you look wonderful too. Thank you for inviting me.

- Hey, where's your friend?

- Oh, he had some work to do,

and he wasn't really in the mood to go to a big party.

- You know what?

Neither am I.

Why don't you let me show you

the best part about this building.

- Wow! A green terrace!

It's a little chilly, but it's very impressive.

- Oh, do you want my jacket? - No.

- So, families can come up here.

They can enjoy an oasis right in the heart of the city.

- I would love to work at a place like this.

- Well, that's the idea.

You know, I think the way we experience our environment,

it affects every single aspect of our lives.

What's your favourite design?

- I don't know! The perfect shoe?

- Mm-hmm! - No! An orchid?

Actually, years ago, Martins Jewellers, downtown,

they made this heart-shaped necklace,

and it just took my breath away.

- Hmm!

- Even as a kid, I wished I had it.

What about you?

- Oh, I got a long list of them.

I love the sleek lines of a Lamborghini,

the playfulness of Disney Hall,

the poetry of a Frank Lloyd Wright house.

I just love things with curves

and intelligence,

beauty...

- There you are! Reed, come back downstairs!

Everyone's asking for you!

I really appreciate

everything you've done for the foundation.

Thanks for bringing out your lovely wife.

Are you up for a dance?

- I would love to! - Great!

Jane, it's good to see you!

- Hi, Reed!

- You move well! - For a 30-year-old.

I'm sorry, I just had my birthday.

I'm a little bit sensitive.

- No need to.

I hope all your wishes came true.

- That's funny you should say that.

- Yeah?

- Do you ever think that a person's wishes can come true?

- Well, I think that sometimes something can suddenly appear,

and it feels like magic.

Like when 2 people meet, anything can happen, right?

Well, Cinderella,

I think you definitely stayed past your hour.

I wouldn't wanna turn into an organic pumpkin.

- I'll call you a limo.

- OK!

What?

Do I have something in my teeth?

- No, no! I'm just looking.

I'm making my own wish.

Is it OK that I did that?

- Yeah! It's more than OK.

What?

You're married, aren't you? You're married!

- No! No, no, no!

It's nothing like that at all.

It's just that I have to be on a plane tomorrow to Boston,

and then after that, I go to Indonesia to close a deal,

and I don't know when I'm gonna be back.

- Can't you just stay for one more day,

just until after the presentation?

I will cook you an amazing home-cooked meal

at my house tomorrow night.

- Oh! Very tempting!

I can stay one more day.

Thank you!

I think you gotta go.

You got a lot of work to do.

- Hmm!

- Lindsay!

Happy birthday!

- Dave?

Hello?

- Lindsay? - Yeah!

- I'll be there in a sec!

- Hey!

- Hey! I am so sorry that I'm late.

- Oh! No worries. - What are you doing?

- You know how we collect all the stuff from the past

and never look at it?

- Yeah! - Oh, the draft's on the table.

- Oh, thanks! - It's almost done.

Just need to print it out. It's in great shape.

All the testings and material protocols are laid out,

so as long as they're followed,

those solar panels can't be beat.

- When will this become profitable?

- That's on page 3. We're estimating 5 years.

It won't bring a quick return, just a solid one.

- You did such a great job on this.

- Thanks!

Oh, you hungry?

I got lots of food.

- Oh...

That looks so nice! Yeah, I'm actually starving.

Mmm!

- So, how was the party?

- It was nice! The building was beautiful.

- And?

- And... OK, I know you don't believe in this,

but I think I got another one of my wishes.

- Why not? You're on a roll.

Which one was it this time?

- My 29th.- You mean...

- Yeah, that GreenTree investor.

His name is Reed Paulson, and he's so smart, and he's funny,

and he really cares about the environment.

I know it sounds so crazy,

but I really think that he could be Mr. Right.

Lindsay, that's, um...

That's amazing!

I'm really happy for you.

Now, that is how real Italians eat pasta.

- Yup!- Mm-hmm!

- You know, I'm gonna miss slurping together if I move.

- Move?

What are you talking about?

- You know that guy I ran into rock climbing?

Yeah. Cliff?- Mm-hmm.

- He's an old attorney friend of mine,

and, well, we had lunch.

He offered me a job in his New York office.

I can still be involved in our project.

It's just, I'd be leaving here for good.

- Wow!

So, what did you say?

- That I'd think about it.

That I had to see about something here first.

- That's wonderful!

I would just hate to see you go.

I gotta show you these photos.

Uh...

This is of me and you at my 10th birthday.

OK, and this is you and me in your backyard.

- Aw! - It's so funny.

All these old photos of me have you in them.

Oh gosh!

Remember this one? Abby took it.

She takes the best photos of us.

- I know. She always says we should be a couple.

It's funny.

- You, um, you ever thought about it?

- What, us as a couple?

I mean, we've grown up together.

It's like we're practically related.

I mean, you feel the same way, right?

Yeah! Of course!

OK, so we're finally having our dinner.

What did you wanna talk to me about?

- Well, um...

You know, it's nothing.

I have to show you this last photo.

It's of you. It's my all-time favourite.

I took it.

- Wow! I was about 18 here, I think?

- Hmm!

- I wonder what I wished for that year.

- So, this wish thing,

they always turn out the way you want?

- No, not all of them,

but the ones that do are pretty great.

- Things sure were different back then.

You didn't need any wishes to make you happy.

- I'm sorry, sir. I haven't seen her.

Oh, she's here! Good morning, Ms. Corwin!

- Hi!- Mr. Renshaw called.

Do you remember your meeting with him?

It started 5 minutes ago.

- Oh!

- Come on in!

- Hello, Lindsay! Nice to see you again!

- Mr. Woodhill! Hi! I wasn't expecting to see you.

I thought we were just reviewing the project.

- Have a seat!

- OK!

- So, Lindsay,

I asked Frank to do a bit of digging about you.

- I reviewed all the products you submitted over the years.

83% of them went onto success either here or elsewhere.

- You know, Lindsay, to truly go green,

you need that other green: profits!

You can't change the environment without money.

What Wall Street needs to see

is a quick return on their investment.

Now, does your project fit the bill?

- Well, how quickly do you mean?

- Oh! One, two years, tops.

The corporate world is very tough right now!

It's all about profits. Now, not down the line.

So, what do you say?

- Um...

- You come through tomorrow,

your future will be plenty green here at GreenTree.

In fact, I'll be prepared to offer you another promotion.

- Really? To senior director?

- How about president of our New Products Division?

It would make you GreenTree's first female president.

How does that sound?

- Like a wish come true.

A quick return?

Reed's coming over, and tonight is gonna be perfect.

OK, can you go set the table? - Yeah.

- Dad! I am having company over.

They're gonna think I'm a total slob!

- Oh, I'm sorry, honey! No worries! I'll do this.

If there's one thing I know how to do is set a table.

Uh, that dress is a little tight, huh?

- Dad!

- A little tight.

- With a kitchen like this, cooking should be a snap!

All right, what are we making? OK, here we go.

Coq au vin. Uh, first pare, then julienne the vegetables.

What does that mean?

- No idea. I'm, like, a microwave guy.

- OK, just, let's go to the next step.

Take the chicken parts and cook in a Dutch oven.

Is that a Dutch oven?

- I don't know. It looks American, you know?

Real sturdy!- What?

Oh my God! He's early!

What am I gonna do? What do I do?

- There is a pizza place right next door.

- No! Gourmet Kitchen! Can you order me some pasta?

Just, I don't know. Just make it romantic! Can I trust you?

Please! Something romantic! - Yeah, yeah! It's easy!

- Hey!- Hey!

Dave, what are you doing here?

- I guess you didn't get my text.

I was printing out copies of the report. My printer jammed.

I was hoping I could use yours.

- Um, yeah, sure Yeah, come on in.

- Thanks!

Oh! You're going out.

I can just go to a copy place.

- No, no. I'm staying in.

- You look fantastic.

- Oh, thank you!

- Wait, do you have company coming?

I don't wanna be in the way. - No, you're not.

It's the guy I was telling you about: Reed.

- Mr. Right.- Yeah!

He's in from out of town,

so I thought he may like a home-cooked meal,

but now it's gonna be a home warmed-up meal from takeout.

- Hey, little guy!

OH, aren't you just the cutest little thing!

Oh, yes you are! Oh, yes you are! Oh!

- Can you take him upstairs?

The printer's in the second room on the left.

When you're done, I'll introduce you to Reed.

- Sounds great! You wanna go upstairs? OK, we're going!

OK, let's go!

- I've come to apologize. - Billy, not now!

- I was out of line before.

- OK! Apology accepted. Bye!

- I feel really bad about this.

Can't I just come in and talk about it?

- Oh shit! Just come inside. Come! Come inside!

Joey! Now is a really bad time, OK?

Joey, hey! Um, do you remember Billy from McKinley?

Do you guys remember each other?

Well, why don't you go up into your room,

and you guys can play together!

Yeah! OK! It'll be fun! It'll be fun!

- You guys have a lot in common. - Yeah, we got it.

Let's go!- I'll be down.

- No, no! Don't do that!

OK! OK!

Ooh!

Hey!- Hi!

Wow, that is a stunning dress.

- Thank you!

- You look beautiful. - Thank you! Come in!

- Thanks! - Yeah! Welcome!

Did you find the place OK?

- Yeah, it's a beautiful neighbourhood.

Oh! Hey!- Aw!

- Hey, um, could you grab him?

- He's just showing you that he likes you! He's so cute!

- Yeah, well, he'd be cuter in your arms. Oh, hey!

- Oh, you want me to get him?

Yup!

- OK, come here!

- Thank you!

It's a beautiful house!

- Thank you!

- It's big! You live here by yourself?

- All by my lonesome!

- Wow!

- I love what you've done with this place.

The layout is gorgeous,

and the decor, it says a lot about you.

- Oh, well, it's actually not exactly--

- And this food, oh, it's to die for! Thank you!

I love a woman who can cook!

- Well, I had a little help, so...

- Mm-hmm!

What are you doing?

- Oh, sorry! I heard that's how the real Italians do it.

- You know, my mother used to say:

"If it doesn't fit in your mouth,

"it goes back on the plate!"

- Yo, Linds, this guy's actually unreal at Call of Duty.

He's gotta be some sort of, like, Call of Dutywizard.

He sweats more than you'd think, but I'm not--

- I'm sorry. That's my brother.

He's staying here temporarily,

and he's got a friend over, and it's a long story.

- How's the pitch going?

- Well, I found out today

that Woodhill really needs the project to turn a profit

in 1 to 2 years,

and the way we have it set up now is 3 to 5 years.

- Can I have a look at the specs?

- Yeah, you don't mind? - No! Let's go!

- Uh, I think they're right here in my purse right here.

Yeah!

- All right!

You know, with a couple simple adjustments,

we can get this done.

- But I don't wanna do anything to compromise the project.

- Listen, you can have the perfect product,

but it won't do the environment any good unless it gets funded.

Sometimes, a few minor tweaks

is what it takes to get a project launched.

OK!

Have a look at these notes later.

It's a no-brainer.

Woodhill will be very impressed.

- Thank you!- You're welcome!

- That's great! But I don't wanna talk shop tonight.

I wanna talk about you!

I do!

I wanna hear what it's like

to be the king of dry cleaning.

No, I would! I really would!

- I spend more time travelling and glad-handing

than I do doing what I really love to do,

which is creating new companies

and nurturing companies that help the environment.

You know what the shame is?

That I don't have anyone to share it with.

Lindsay, would you come to Boston with me tomorrow

after the presentation?

- Um...

Well--

- Listen, I--I don't wanna rush things.

I just think it'd be a really good opportunity

for us to get to know each other a little more.

It's only for the weekend. I'd show you around the town.

We'd catch a Red Sox game.

I will have you back by Sunday night. I promise.

- Let me think about it.

- Sure!

Time!

Just kidding!

At the party, we barely got any time to dance.

May I?

- Of course!

I would love that.

- Ah...

- This is really nice.

Am I allowed to say that?

- Yes, of course.

- OK!

Whoa!

OK!

You are a really amazing woman.

You know that, right?

- Why?

- Well, because you're talented.

You live very well.

You're going places at a big corporation.

Rumour has it you're soon to be division president.

- Oh, I don't know!

And yet, through it all,

you're just so humble and honest.

- That's what people call me:

Honest Lindsay!

I'm fine! I'm fine!

Just sometimes I like to lead.

- OK!

- OK, I'm done leading now.

Actually, there's part of my project

that I wanted to show you,

but it's in the other room,

so I'm just gonna go and get it,

and you can just stay here and sit.

- Can I turn?

Billy!

- You're with him? How could you?

- I don't know what your problem is.

You need help! - We're meant to be together!

- Don't take one more step. I'm warning you.

- But I love you!

- I finished the handouts.

- Dave Landry from McKinley?

- Dave, you remember Billy Maddox?

- Sure! Uh, Billy!

- What are you doing here? No, don't tell me.

You're dating Lindsay too!

- What? - You little--

- Stop! - Lindsay, you all right?

- Yeah!

- Uh, what's going on here?

- Isn't it obvious?

Lindsay's three-timing us!

- No!

- I was so wrong about you.

You got a lot of growing up to do.

- And you are?

- Oh, Reed, yeah, I was gonna introduce you.

This is Dave Landry. He's...

- A friend, just a good friend.

- Mm-hmm!

- I finished the handouts. I'll see you tomorrow?

- Dave! Dave, wait--

- What a sauce! I love that restaurant!

Hello!

- What restaurant?

Why are all these people in your house?

- Yeah, it's a-- It's a long story.

- You say that a lot.

I don't know what's going on here,

and I think that maybe tonight

was not the best night for me to come over.

- Oh, don't do that!

- You got a big presentation tomorrow,

and I wanna thank you for your dinner

I'll see you in the office.

Yes!

- And as you can see,

my 5-year projection plan steadily increases with...

- Hey!

- Hey!

- Thanks again for your help last night.

I'm sorry it was so crazy. - Yeah, it was.

- Are you OK?

- I'm fine.

Kate's just wrapping up,

and by the looks of things, it's not going great.

You got a real shot here.

- Yeah! I just wanna talk to you about the pitch,

'cause I made a few small changes.

- I'm sure it'll be OK.

- Lindsay, you're up!

- Reed! Hey, this is Dave from last night.

Dave represents PMI.

- Hey, Dave! How are you?

- Reed, can I talk to you for just one second.

- Sure! - Just one second.

- Yeah!- What's up?

- Um, I'm sorry that everything was so crazy last night.

I'm sure that that was the last of Billy,

and Dave was just there working on the project,

and hopefully, my father and my brother will be moving out soon,

so I'm sorry.

- Well, you are full of surprises.

- I should have just told you what was going on.

- It's OK. Knock them dead in there!

- OK!

- Ms. Corwin!- Yes!

- We're waiting.

- All right!

- Good luck!

- Hello!

Can you hold this?

Thank you so much Mr. Woodhill

for giving us the opportunity to speak today.

Ladies and gentlemen,

welcome to the future of solar energy.

Simple solar cells don't convert much electricity,

but with PMI's new design, that's about to change.

So, in conclusion,

an efficient design and cutting-edge technology

are clearly what sets these solar panels

apart from the pack.

But a very wise person once told me,

that to really go green, you need the other green,

which is profit.

So by shortening the testing period

and using dichromium panels instead of the more costly ones,

this project will have a turnaround in not 3 to 5 years,

but in just under one.

These panels will not only save energy and help the environment,

but they will quickly increase GreenTree's bottom line,

placing them at the forefront of investment companies

for years to come.

Thank you!

- Congratulations, Lindsay, or should I say Ms. President?

It has a nice ring to it.

Yes, it does! Yeah!

Very good!

- Congratulations,Lindsay!

- Thank you! Thank you so much! Thank you!

- Hey, Lindsay! - Keep me posted!

- Hey!

- You knocked it out of the park!

Congratulations!

- Thank you!

- Profitable, smart, just what GreenTree needs!

You're in the big leagues now. - With your help!

- Oh, hey! I was gonna give you this last night, but...

Open it!

- It's the one from Martins.

- Yup!

- It's the one I wished for.

Wow! Thank you!

- You're welcome!

Are you game for Boston? Hmm?

I'll pick you up this afternoon. We'll go to the airport?

- Absolutely! Yes! - Awesome!

- Uh, give me just one second?

- Yeah, sure! - Thank you! Thank you!

Dave! Dave, what's wrong?

- You don't know? A profit in under a year?

A change in the entire testings and materials protocol?

- Well, they need a quick return.

It's the only way to get it funded,

and it doesn't compromise the product!

- Yeah? Says who? Mr. Right?

- What good will these solar panels do

if they never see the light of day?

Do you understand?

- You've become everything you wished for:

a corporate follower who cares more about money

and looking good for guys in flashy suits

than what's really important in life.

I hope they make you happy.

- Dave, wait!

- You know, if you just trusted yourself more,

you wouldn't have to wish for everything.

But since you're so good with wishes,

wish me luck.

- With what?

- I thought you were the one, Lindsay.

I could never say anything

because our friendship meant everything to me.

I tried dating other women.

I couldn't shake the feelings I have for you,

feelings I will always have.

But I've been in love with someone

too blind or too scared to even see it.

- Dave!

- I'm moving on with my life now, Lindsay.

I've got something very important to do.

- Hey! How'd it go?

- Um, well, the pitch went great. What are you doing?

- I assumed you have good news,

so I invited a few people over to celebrate.

- Uh-huh, a few people?

- It'll be very low-key.

You'll barely notice there's people here.

Also, the mail came, by the way.

There's something from the IRS.

- It's the taxes on my winnings. They're--they're huge!

The only way I can afford to live in this house

is if I sell it!

- OK, you're kidding, right? - No, I'm not!

- It's not just the taxes, Joey. This house is huge.

It's too big! I get lost going to the bathroom.

- Totally! Totally! I gotta take this.

It's the band. They're good! They're good! I promise.

Hey, this is Joey! Where are we at?

"Just remember,

"you don't need wishes to make you happy.

"You've already got everything you need.

"Happy birthday! Dave."

The white zone

is for loading and unloading only.

Flight 247 now boarding.

Flight 247 now boarding.

- Thanks!

- Thanks! - It's beautiful!

- It's amazing what you can get

with bonus miles these days!

- It's so pretty!

- Now, I know it's a little late,

but I just wanted to make sure

that this was a birthday that you'd never forget.

- Oh, there's no chance of that!

- Ta-da!

- Hmm! - Well, make a wish!

- I can't. - They've all come true.

- Wow! - You are one lucky lady!

There's not many people who can say that.

I am lucky, aren't I?

My good friend told me that once...

my best friend.

Wait a minute!

- What?

- What, how could I be so stupid?

I mean, it's been there all along!

- What has?

- The last wish: to find my true love.

- Uh, hang on a second, Lindsay.

- Reed, you are really amazing,

and you're smart, and you're talented,

and you're so successful--

- Is this headed where I think it's headed?

- But I can't go with you. - Huh?

- I know this is gonna sound really strange,

but you're everything I ever wished for in a guy.

- And?

- And I've been wishing for the wrong guy.

Thank you for 3 wonderful days,

but I'm sorry, Reed, I have to go.

- Yeah...

- Oh, and can you tell Woodhill

he has one less executive at GreenTree?

- What? Why?

- Profits are great,

but not when they come before doing the right thing.

I made a really big mistake back there,

and I'll be damned if I make another one.

Goodbye, Reed! - Where are you going?

- To the guy I never wished for!

- You know, back in New York,

this has become my weekly ritual.

- Yeah?

- So, have you thought about my offer?

- I have, and I've come to a decision.

- Tell you what, let's climb first. You ready?

- I'll be there in a minute.

- Dave! Thank you!

Dave! - Lindsay?

- Yeah, your secretary told me you were here.

- Is something wrong? What happened?

- No, no! Nothing like that.

Um, tomorrow morning, I'm quitting my job.

I got blinded by the wrong green,

and the corporate world wasn't for me.

It never was.

And I just said good bye to Reed.

- What are you-- What are you saying?

- That I'm an idiot! I mean, you were right.

I don't need wishes to make me happy,

like getting a job promotion or losing weight.

It doesn't mean anything.

And that big house? That's not me!

But I finally realized that I've had everything all along,

and I just didn't realize it.

I didn't see it.

And what's worse is I didn't see you.

Dave, you're the one that's always there for me,

and you're the one that I go to when I need help.

You're the one that I can be me with, and...

I'm so sorry it's taken me so long to realize it,

but you are my Mr. Right.

You always have been.

Dave, please don't go to New York.

- Lindsay, you suddenly have this epiphany,

I mean, just like that?

I finally decided to move on with my life.

What do you expect me to say?

I'm sorry...

- Oh, you good to go?

Dave?

- Yeah! Good to climb.

Yeah?

Cliff, I need to tell you what I decided.

Cliff?

Lindsay? What are you doing?

- Dave...

- Lindsay, you are way higher than you were before.

- Ah! Believe me, I know! I know!

- Just let me say something, OK? - Yeah!

- I want us to be together forever.

You were right about everything.

I'm ready to climb mountains for you.

Literally!

Please say something.

- This could be scary for you.

You ready to let go?

- I don't know,

but I am ready to start trusting myself.

OK, Wish King, take that!

Hi! Thanks for coming! Thank you!

- Congratulations! - Hi!

- Yo!

- Ah! Hey!

- So, Dave Landry, huh? Really?

I always thought I kind of pictured you with Billy Maddox.

I thought you guys had fireworks together.

Whatever!

- I think you and Dave are gonna be really happy.

- Thank you!

- I just wish I could say the same for Mom and Dad.

- I think they are happy.

- Hey, you think I could get a moment with my bride?

- Yeah, that's all right, I guess.

- Hey there, beautiful! Mmm!

So, you still willing to climb mountains for me?

- Yeah, just as long as they're very, very small mountains.

- Under 6 feet.- Exactly!

- I found this on the table.

What do you want me to do with it?

- Oh! Let's open it.

"Hope you have a joyful life together...

"May all your wishes come true."

It's not signed.

I know exactly where this goes.

Let's go!

Who wants to dance?

Whoo!