Previously on Chesapeake Shores.
It's gotten verycomplicated around here.
We cant do this Thomas.
Uh...Why are you here?
How are you and Sarah doing?
Same.
I just dont believe I belong here.
You're quitting?
(Phone Ringing)
If you make a promiseto the fairy queen,you have to keep it.
What ever you say...your highness.
Laughing.
It must be so strangestanding up here
singing and lookingout at an audience.
That's what it's all about.
Connecting with people,making them feel what you feel.
Can you pull upThat's22A and B, Tim?about.
No, it's too exposed.
It's so different talkingto people in a boardroom,
it's plans and numbers,
not fear andhappiness and love.
Yeah, well it's alittle scary sometimes.
But in that moment,
when everyone's feelingthe same thing,
there's nothing better.
You built a reallyspecial place here.
Well it's notexactly Nashville,
but that's whatmakes what I have here
in ChesapeakeShores work.
It's the way I want it.
in ChesapeakePush the backlights 10%.
And tomorrow, I get to domy other favorite thing,
which is spendtime alone with you.
No cell phones, notexts, no e-mails...
just the two of us.
No cell phones, notextsOkay, yes.ls...
Even when we'retogether we're apart.
There you go.
You just performed yourfirst country song on stage.
So how'd I do?
The crowd goes wild.
Bring downthe house lights!
♪ The miles aregetting longer, it seems ♪
♪ The closerI get to you ♪
♪ So I'm going home, tothe place where I belong ♪
♪ Where your love hasalways been enough for me ♪
♪ I'm not running from ♪
♪ No, I think yougot me all wrong ♪
♪ I don't regret this lifeyou chose for me ♪
♪ I said these places andthese faces are getting old ♪
♪♪ So I'm going home ♪ifeyou chose for me ♪
♪ I♪ I'm going home ♪andthese faces are getting old ♪
Bolivia?
What?
You wanna go tomedical school in Bolivia?
No, Stanford is my firstchoice and then Bolivia,
but why not?
You've been staring atthat page for half an hour.
buOh yeah?t?
Yeah.
Okay, here'swhat I don't get.
Sarah and I have been alongout and having a good time,
enjoying each other, andthen she just disappears.
That's a total guy move.
Oh yeah, we're theonly ones that do that?
Well, it's easierto blame the guys.
If you're a woman it is.only ones that do that?
You know what I think?to blame the guys.
You should talkto her face to face.
See what's going on.
Do what dad would do,to her face to face.
and I can't believeI just said that.
Do what Yeah.ould do,to her face to face.
Well I think you should allbe listening to your father.
Do wOr avoid him. do,to her face to face.
WelHave you told dad thatllbe you quit the law firm?er.
Not yet.
I was going totell him last night,
but it was late and I didn'twant to barricade my door.
I should probablytext message him.
but itOr talk to him, didn'twant tface to face.y door.
Touche.
Or you could travel to Boliviawhile there's still time.
And you know what?I think I'm gonna come.
Because of our mother,Simon Atwater is back in town
and he's stayingat Jess's B&B,
and now I have tohide out until he leaves.
Bree, you need tomeet him face to face.
What is wrong with me?
You know what?It's not that simple.
Relationships do not haveto be that complicated.
Oh I know that.
ReBut we're O'Briens, weeover complicate everything.
Well, when it getsover complicated,
Reif you promise not toeeovcomplicate it even more,.
maybe Nana willgive you a cookie.
Reif I cannot believetoeeovcompI'm doing this.more,.
I can't believeyou're doing this either.
Morning!
Good morning.
Excited about camping?
I used to love it.
No!
And I'm worried aboutleaving Carrie and Caitlyn.
They'll be with Wes.
They'll be fine.
It's because first tripsmake-or-break relationships.
Yeah that's true, there'ssomething about 24/7
It's that somethingtripsmake-always comes out.ships.
YeaExcept not for you,e'sit's going to be great.
You and Trace-- stress free.
Bye.
Dad, do you think wecan talk for a minute?
What do you think?
Who's ready for camping?
Not me.
Are you sure about this?
It's gonna be great,trust me.
I haven't been camping inso long and I don't like bears.
It's gonna be great,trBears?.
We're gonna string up the food,soI'm gonna build a campfire,s.
and you have meto protect you.
You're gonna protectme from a bear?
I have been known totake out a bear in my day.
Abby, you have nothingto worry about, okay?
We're gonna havean amazing time,
Abby, you have nothingtjust the two of us.?
We're gonna havean amFine. time,
You're so excited.
It's like asummer camp out here.
Do you think I should removeanything breakable from inside?
Oh no, they'll find it.
They've got thescavenger vibe.
Oh no,Here you go.d it.
Jess, Jess...
We gotta talk.
No, we need to cookand serve and avoid.
Mostly avoid.
- Hey.- Hi.
You're an experton romance, right?
- Hey.Not really, no.
But you write about it?
True.
Help me out with this one.
I kissed Davidthe other night.
Brilliant, good for you.
Yes and no.
See I wanted to, and then Idecided that I didn't want to
and then I freakedout and did it anyway.
See I waIt's like ad then Ideciromance novel, right?t to
Well, yes and noteven slightly.
See I waIt's like ad then Ideciromance Okay., right?t to
Okay, I've decided thatthe kiss did not happen.
What?
I have too much goingon in my life right now,
and I can't dealwith the kissing.
I hSo you just wantngonto forget about it?ow,
I already did.
So, I made the decision thatBennett, Beecham & Findlay,
while an beingexcellent firm,
was not the rightplace for me.
I'd be lying if I toldyou I wasn't disappointed,
it's a great firm.
It's going to be toughfinding another job.
I understand that, but Ididn't feel like I belonged.
Life is never whatyou want it to be.
ISometimes you tough itIout and sometimes quitting,.
you know, sometimesthat's the right thing to do.
But Dad I just-- Dad!
Yes?
What should I do now?
That's for you to decide.
That's it?
What is ityou want, Connor?
I don't know,I want anything.
What is itI want some advice.
[Cell phone ringing]
Hold on.
Hello?
HWhat?n.
When?When did that happen?
Oh no, how's Melissa doing?
No no, I understand.
Sorry, we'renot quite open yet.
Oh... hi, it's you.
Hi.
Oh.How's the inn?u.
Chaotic, yet entertaining.
A number of younger guests seemintent on destroying the place,
and apparently your sisterand the cook shared a kiss.
Jess kissed David?
I'm sorry.
What?
It just seemed for amoment there that you were
somehow takenaback by the news.
Oh... no.
Yeah, that look onyour face just now.
Surprise, disappointment,you like the cook!
I liked the cook,past tense.
It was for like five minutes,I was very confused.
Anyway, I re-giftedhim back to Jess.
It was for like five minutes,I was vWait.onfused.
You re-gift birthday presents,you can't re-gift a human being.
It waOkay, that makes itutes,Isound pretty bad.d.
Maybe because it is?
So I was wondering why Ireceived a delightful e-mail
from your motherand not from you?
Because she's trying to saveme from myself which is ironic
because she's thereason I need saving.
Jess did mentionsomething about that.
You know what?
I think it's bestif you just leave.
You know what?
You've never once askedme what I want to do.
Because it doesn't matter.
You'I mean, it doesskedme wmatter, but...do.
I spent the lastBeseven years of my lifer.
Yovery concerned aboutdsomebody else's feelings,
and for once I'm trying tojust not complicate things.
Too late, I'm afraid.
Atwaters are known toover complicate things.
Of course they are.
Seriously, my family cantake the simplest moment
and completely mess it up.
Seriously, my family cantakYup, O'Briens too.ent
Well, this is probably not sucha good thing to have in common.
Come on.
Mind if I...?
Sure, go ahead.
It's not like wehaven't done this before.
What's that?
It's not like wehaEat each other's food?.
Yeah, although usuallyI'm the one eating your food.
It's not like weI think they have a date.
You know, it's amazing to meI'that Mick was so horribled.
for so many years, but hiskids all turned out great.
YouA medical student, ano meI'thainn owner, a writer,led.
an MBA, and a lawyer atBennett, Beecham & Findlay.
Not anymore, Connor quit.
Really?
Good for him.
Does Mick know?
He found out this morning.
I'm guessing hedoes not understand.
Hi.
Thank you.
Listen, I thik you'd bebetter off concentrating
on the problemsbetween you and he.
Mick not burying me in front ofthe whole town
doesn't change the factthat he's still planning on
plowing over 100acres on the bay.
doesWell if that isfactthatthe problem, fix it. on
It's complicated, Mom.
Well, we O'Briens are verygood at complicating things.
That's true.
Well, we O'Briens are verygood at compSo?ating things.
So maybe it wouldn't kill meto keep it simple for once?
That's my Thomas.
Let's eat.
So, not gonna askme how the MCAT went?
Sorry, how'd it go?
So,Great, thankskme you for asking.nt?
Did I do something wrong?
No, I...
I just don't want tomake this complicated.
If you want us to be easier,we could do that too.
Easier would bebetter right now.
You know what's easy?Dinner.
Easier would beHow is dinner so easy?
Breakfast is the mostimportant meal of the day,
so there's alot of pressure.
And then lunch isusually someone else's food,
and that's theft.
Then you have dinner,
it's the time whenyou rest so, easy.
Not to mentionThethat right now,er,
you really have no otheroption but to go out with me.
And how's that?
I'm eating all your food,so odds are by dinner
you'll be starving.
I'm eating all your food,so See? It's easy.ner
Are you sure wehave to go this far?
Because you know, I thinkI saw a hotel back there
and I'm pretty sure theyprobably have room service.
Oh, come on!
and IThat's not the theyprobgirl I used to know.ce.
Trust me, it'sgoing to be worth it.
What if somethinghappens out here?
Whoa, I don't haveany cell service.
What're you doing?Give me that phone.
No, it's my phone.
Abby, I said no phones.
It's only 24 hours.
Abby, You'll live.ones.
You're allowed totake a day off.
AbbThis is about us.es.
You're going to enjoyit, even if it kills me.
You know, my sisterssaid that first trips
make or breakrelationships.
You're going to takeadvice from those two?
They said the realitynever meets the expectations.
Well, then I guess you'regonna have to be disappointed.
Well, this is beautiful.
What I don't understand ishow they drew on the floor.
Wouldn't we have seen them?
I don't even rememberthem coming in here.
At least they'llbe leaving soon.
You know, I wish we could forgetthem instead of the--
What?
There's nothing to forget.
The kiss?
What? Nope.
I don't feel badabout what we did.
I don't rememberwhat we did.
Is it so wrong?
Yes, because Iwill mess this up
and you're my friend andI don't wanna lose that.
Well then, what do we do?
Maybe we needthe one person
that will keep usfrom each other.
Bree?
that will keep usfWe need Bree.r.
You know when Ifirst came out here,
it was on that littletwo stroke motorcycle
I had back in high school.
My dad was yellingat me for spending
all my collegemoney on the bike,
so I decided I'd show him byriding it out to California.
But the bike seized upjust over that ridge,
so I came down here tolet the engine cool.
I probably satover there for hours,
so Inever did makee tolit to California.l.
It really is peaceful here.
Yeah, this isthe place for me
that puts it all inperspective, you know?
How you doing over there?
Yeah no, I'mjust a bit tangled.
You got a lot ofslack on that line.
Why don't you reelit in a little bit?
Okay.
There you go.
You know, I think I'mgetting the hang of this.
You're a natural.
You know, I only ever dostuff like this with you.
Well, that's the point.
Out here we'renot what we do.
Or someone's son ordaughter, or mother or sister.
We're just us, you know?
I think I forget whatthat's like sometimes.
Oh, oh!
Trace?
You got something?
Yeah! What do I do?
Reel it in.
Come on, nice and easy.
Keep the line down.
Like this?
Yeah, there you go.
It's almost here.
You caught a fish!
I caught a fish!
That's dinner.
You're hereabout the Art Walk?
Is that whatyou're working on?
It's going to be big, Mick.
I've got local artists,musicians, vendors...
Are you okay?
I lost a goodfriend yesterday.
Jimmy Nelson.
I'm sorry, I didn't know thatyou guys had kept in touch.
We hadn't-- I thinkwe meant to, but,
life gets...
Busy?
lifYeah.s...
So what happened?
They're not sure, but hejust had a physical recently
and everything checked out fine.
Heart, lungs,blood pressure
and then yesterday morning,and he just didn't wake up.fine.
Wow.
We hadn't talked in years, butahe was one of my best friends..
I remember him.
Yeah, the SundayNight Expatriate's Club.
Every week, we'd sit bythe water and talk about
leaving Chesapeake Shoresand going everywhere.
I remember you used to talkabout going to Machu Picchu.
Yes, and thenlife got complicated.
Yeah.
All right listen, if youneed any help with the event,
you can count mein as a sponsor.
Thank you.
You know what's morecomplicated than the O'Briens?
Men.
YThat's a horriblerecomplicgeneralization.'Briens?
Maybe, but it's true.
I'll prove it to you.
If I were to write a novelthat was infinitely better
than anything you've everwritten, what would you say?
Congratulations.
Right of course, butyou wouldn't mean it.
Okay, if it makesyou feel any better,
Right of course, butyouI'd also be sad.t.
Aha!
Because I was able to writesomething better than you?
No, because itwouldn't be that hard
to write somethingbetter than me.
If I were you, I'daspire to better writers.
Dead writers.
If I were you, I'daspI love dead writers.s.
Okay, you're makingthis kind of difficult.
Good, because I'd alsobe terribly jealous.
There it is!
You admit it, men are impossiblycomplicated
and they cannothandle a woman--
Jealous that withyour talent,
you'd end up with a writer farmore accomplished than I am
and we wouldn't evenbe having this talk.
I'd be jealous ofwho you were with.
Well, I rest my case.
You are very complicated.
And disgustingly charming.
Your Grandma mentionedI might find you here.
Maybe one of the onlyplaces I have left.
Your Grandma mentionedDid she mention that, too?
Maybe one of the onlyplaShe might've.ft.
You want to shoot?
Oh no thanks, I'm good.
Well if you're nothere for a game,
I guess you're not randomlywalking along the beach.
Well if you're notherWhat's up?me,
I gI came by to tell youmlythat it was nice to hear
that you left Bennett,Beecham & Findlay.
I gI came by to tell youmlythat itSeriously?to hear
It's not a placefor individuality,
I gI for doing anythingumlythat imeaningful.to hear
Trust me, I hadthat option too.
And what changed your mind?
Well, instead of shufflingpapers for major corporations,
I wanted to use my lawdegree to affect policy change.
Anyway, that was it.
Just lawyer to lawyer,degrI wanted to let you knowge.
that you madethe right choice,
Juregardless of whatr,degrI wayour dad thinks.knowge.
Hey, how busy areyou right now?
Oh, I'm swamped.
I'm playing basketballalone in the middle of the day.
Oh, IRight.mped.
Well listen, I havethis case in New York.
They need another attorneyto do some litigation
Welto protect thevetHudson Valley area.k.
It might not be allthat interesting to you,
but I could use the help.
Uncle Thomas I appreciateit, but I don't know...
No worries.
UncleIt's just a fewciateit,days of research,...
but I can farm it out.
Take care, Connor.
You too.
Hey, Uncle Thomas?
I always felt badfor pistachio.
You felt badfor ice cream?
It's the underdog,it never gets picked.
Every ice creamdeserves a break.
See now you made myice cream feel bad.
I think your chocolatewill get over it.
Yeah?
ISo, is that why youtebecame a firefighter?
To help those whocan't help themselves?
Maybe, and is thatwhy you enlisted?
Probably.
Me, too.
I can't do this...
I'm sorry.
I thought I could dothis, but I can't.
Do what?
Kevin, I lost someone veryclose to me three years ago
and...
It's okay.
No, it's not.
It's why I act tough.
Hoping that I won't haveto feel this way anymore.
Your husband...
was he a...
Marine.
He was in Mosul.
MHe....
I'm so sorry....
Yeah, me too.
How did it happen?
They took out halfhis unit, ambushed.
There was nothinganyone could do.
And all I could do wastry to become someone else.
There was nothingSomeone tougher.
And to help others.
It keeps me sane.
And I never like tosee pistachios suffer.
There's nothing worsethan melting green things.
It ain't easy being green.
I can't believeyou did all this.
The fire and thefish, it's incredible.
Well, you caught the fish.
That is right, I did.
You know, I think that Icould last out here for years
if I had to.
You wouldn't lasta week, city girl.
Yeah well, you couldn'thandle New York.
You're right, I hated itthe first time I went.
Right...
You know Trace, Ireally am so sorry.
For what?
For leaving andnot saying goodbye.
Yeah I was pretty stunned,
then angry, for awhile.
I just couldn't understandwhy took off on me like that.
I wish I did thatdifferently.
I never wanted to hurt you.
Everything happensfor a reason.
You leaving made merealize what I had to do.
Because of you, Iwent to Nashville.
YoI saw you goingmerealafter your dreams,do.
so I went after mine.
Yeah.
I just knew that if I saw you,I would never be able to leave.
No regrets.
You're not the sameperson you were then,
and neither am I.
But we're here now.
and neYeah. am I.
Come here.
Trace, there's no music.
Sure there is.
Listen.
♪ I feel likeI'm falling ♪
♪ Seriously fallinghard for you ♪
Morning beautiful.
Good morning.
I smell coffee andfood, and the forest.
Well, I can take responsibilityfor the first two.
Room service.
Thank you.
So, what does mywilderness guide
have in store for us today?
Well, I was thinking maybe a 20mile trek up the Appalachian,
some foraging for lunch, andwe could free climb the summit.
I heard the view's spectacular.
some foraging for lunch, andwe could freUh huh. the summit.
Or, maybe we couldhave some alone time?
Yes, I vote for alone time.
Kevin!
Kevin, wait up.
Hey...
Hey.
I wanted to apologizefor yesterday.
You have nothingyou to apologize for.
Yeah, I do.
I never thoughtgyou toabout you, for.
about how me tellingyou about my husband...
I came home.
My best friend died.
That...
that's it.
I got lucky.
And I thought Icould do this again,
but I can't.
The funny thing is, I don'tthink I can do it either.
Thanks for dinner, ice cream...
I had a fun time, too.
I always liked this place.
I remember when you boughtit, it was pretty run down.
Yeah, it was.
I remYou think I wasboughtit,going to tear it down,n.
build something new?
No, of course not.
Why would anyoneever do that?
Well, you did a nice job.
Why would anyoneWell thank you.
I didn't comeWelhere to capitulate.ob.
I'm not givingin on the Trust.
I thought we were justgoing to have a cup of coffee.
So here's my handsome sons.
Brought you some muffinsto go with your coffee.
So... everybodygetting along?
Brought you some muffinsto go So it seems.ffee.
Maybe we could atleast talk about reducing
the scale of the development.
Just so we don't haveto talk about the weather.
Mick, I'm trying tomake some headway here.
Just so we don't haveThe Trust is about trust..
All right, let'stalk about the Trust.
Okay, it's about time.
I forget.
So where inEngland are you from?
Actually not from England.
Tacoma, Washington,born and raised.
Woodrow WilsonHigh School.
Go Rams.
Wait, seriously?No!
Born in North Wales,raised in London,
educated at Oxford.
Are you stalking me?
It's on the inside of thejacket cover of your book.
Are yoOh yes.ing me?
IBut, believe it or not,ejaI have been to Tacoma.k.
What, why?
Yeah no, that's reallywhere I met Caroline.
And it was acomplete tragedy.
Oh come on, please.
Somehow I do not believethat your love life is sad.
Oh, it is the worst.
Okay, all right, prove it.
And let's up the ante.
Last piece ofOkaheavenly cheesecake,it.
David's heavenly cheesecake,for the saddest relationship.
Okay, you're on.
So there was a Carolineand I spent ten years
searching theworld for her,
only to discover that shenever even knew I existed.
searching theDid she not have the internet?
This is a long time ago.
I just got a cell phone, okay?
But I win.
What? No, youI justthink that's sad?, okay?
When I went to surpriseMartin in Chicago this summer,
I ran into him at a restaurantwith a very tall brunette
by the name of Samantha,Martemphasis on the "tha,"mer,
and she was wearingmy favorite coat.
The navy peacoat?
Yup.
Anyway, Martin saw me,he calls me over
and he greets mewith a "Hey buddy!"
and a high five.
and he greets mewith a "No! buddy!"
She wins, I'm sorry.
That's sad.
That is sad,but not sad enough.
Whoa, is that fair?
I don't think it's fair if youget to eat your own cheesecake!
This is America!
I don't think it's fair if youget Whoever wins wins, okay?ke!
So, sophomore year of college.
Her name was Emma, we werein English Lit together.
We walk home from schoolSo,everyday holding hands,ege.
we were inseparable.
Okay, this ismeant to be sad?
Wait for it!
Then she meets Ricardo Hubbs.
Dumps me immediately,I was devastated.
Well Ricardo Hubbsdoes sound very exotic.
He was very exotic.
Anyways, I wrotedown how I felt,
why I felt, and Isend it to her.
A week later, she sends itback, graded with corrections.
Yeah, and the worst part isshe gave me a failing grade.
Oh no, bravo!
Thank you, thank you.
Whoa no, we stillhave one more.
Jess, it's your turn.
I don't have a story.
Everybody has a story.
I don't!
Tell us a sad story.
Okay, umm...
I met this guy and...
we spent a lotof time together.
An awful lotof time together
and I was feeling somethingthat I'd never felt before.
So that's that.
- That's it?- Yes.
That's your story?That's horrible.
I know.
There was nomiddle, there was end.
Your beginning wasweak and rushed, and...
And uh...
And I vote we that justshare the cheesecake.
Great.
Yes!
To the most pathetic foursomeI have ever had lunch with.
Yeah!
Cheers!
Cheers.
It must have been hardhearing about her husband.
Yeah.
I never met him, but...
I feel like Iknow who he was.
We were in an MRAP,
riding patrol justoutside of Kabul.
The sun was on the horizon,
it was golden, quiet.
I was in the back becauseTom Allesandri wanted
to ride up front, he reallywanted to ride shotgun.
Guess what happened?
Our front righttire hit an IED.
Everything just went white.
Boom.
I don't reallyremember much after that.
The thing is, youknow sometimes...
I want to call Tom.
You know, I just wantto see how he's doing,
talk about family orgirls or whatever...
Then I remember that hisphone doesn't ring anymore.
There's no reason for it!
I should've been the onein the front seat, Dad.
That should've been me.
I should've been the oneSarah brought it all back up.
I just feel like the onlyreason why I met her
Iis because I'm the oneeSarahthat switched seats. up.
You never talkedabout this before.
Yeah, I was kind of hopingit would just all go away.
It's all so random.
You know, I've been thinkingabout it too, lately.
People you leave behind.
And I think that no matter thereason we're here
and they're not, we havePea responsibility to,d.
to live not just for ourselves,
but for them aswell, you know?
Yeah.
Okay, you were right.I had a wonderful time.
I'm glad you trusted me.
Yeah, I needed this.
We needed this.
It's always been easier
when it's justthe two of us, huh?
Yeah.
Trace...
the thing is with your musicand Nashville, I just...
I need to know ifyou're gonna be around,
because it's notjust me anymore.
Remember when I told you Iwas gonna make you a priority?
because it's notjuI meant it.re.
Just keep in trust me,
I'll show you I can bethe man you need me to be.
Come on,let's hit the road.
Oh...
back to reality.
Not yet.
[Laughing]
"Barely there" pinkfor all of us, please.
Okay wait, so Trace can builda fire with his bare hands?
Dancing under thestars by firelight.
Okay wait, so Trace can builda fiAre you kidding me?nds?
Romantic moments likethat don't just happen.
Yeah, it was pretty great.
Great?
YeahIt sounds magical.eat.
The only magic in my lifeis that I kissed David
and then I un-kissed him.
Wait, only youcould un-kiss someone.
Is she losing her mind?
No, but I am.
Simon is in town andhe won't leave me alone.
Why is that a bad thing?
SiI'm sorry, I wasndhegone for one night.ne.
How have your lovelifes changed so much?
Says you.
Excuse me?
We both noticed yourCladdagh ring is turned around.
So my ringaccidentally turned around.
Please, you're Abby O'Brien.
Nothing accidentalever happens to you.
When the heart is turnedinward, it only means one thing.
Abby's in love.
Okay, we changed our mind.
Red!
Oh, because...
Love!
You're blushing.
This is excellent.
There are precedents hereI've never even considered.
You noticed?
There are precedents hereI've never Yeah!considered.
Yeah, I decided toget a little creative.
I'm glad I askedyou for your help.
I get why Bennett, Beecham& Findlay wanted you..
I hope the workwasn't too boring?
Boring, no!
I kind of startedenjoying it.
You know, wheneveryou land, Connor,
promise me you'llfind a job that speaks
not just to your talentsbut to your soul.
Life's too short tofjust work for money.s
But I don't think lawyersshould work for free.
Life's too short toOh no no, I couldn't.s
Thank you Uncle Thomas,but I did this as a favor
and I really want tokeep it that way.
Okay.
You know when you workin environmental law,
you still have clients.
The only differenceis your clients
can't speakfor themselves.
So I speak for themand we thank you.
Well, I speakfor myself and...
you're welcome.
You'll be fine.
Trust yourself,you'll figure it out.
What's up Kevin?
Hey, congratulations,Trace.
Thanks man.
What're you talking about?
For your video.
What video?
♪ But when I see yourface old memories ♪
Someone posted this?
♪ But when I see yourYeah and everyone's watching.
80,000 views andit's growing fast.
Looks like you're famous.
More like stunned.
♪ Here comesthe free fall ♪
You do realize thatmy book is upside down.
Yeah.
Brilliant, well done.
Thank you.
Nice, that is somewhat better.
Umm...
I've been wondering if...
you might be interestedin reading something
that I've been writing.
I'd be honored to.
What's it called?
All Our Yesterdays.
Nice.
Macbeth, Act V, Scene 5.
Yeah I mean,you don't have to.
If you don't want to,MI totally understand,5.
you do not have to.
Mostly I'm just reallyterrified of criticism..
I'd be honored to read it.
Okay, all right.
Well, thank youfor taking the...
You know, I wentto culinary school.
I'm not exactly sure howto fix a sprinkler head.
You're doing great.
How would you know?
I don't, I'm justtrying to be encouraging.
You always are.
You too.
You know, hypothetically,if you spend a lot of time
with someone, you getto know them really well.
And...
I'm pretty surethis guy you mentioned
feels the same wayabout you.
I'm pretty sureThe sprinkler's still broken.
Should we run?
No.
♪ Well I'm not cryingover wasted time ♪
♪ Wasted words ♪
Hey Trace.
Hey.
What's going on, yousaid you wanted to talk?
Over 400,000 views.
Looks like Nashvilleisn't over.