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♪
- ♪ Got one foot on the ground
♪ As I'm walking through this town ♪
♪ Gonna live my life like this
♪ Gonna keep these dreams... - Whoo!
- ♪ And I can stop the sound
♪ Of my heartbeat racing loud
♪ Wish I could save this moment ♪
♪ 'Cause it's everything I've been hoping ♪
♪ My life is like I'm stuck
♪ Behind a movie screen
- I know I'm late, I'm sorry.
- I was so worried; I thought you were gonna miss graduation.
- One thing I know about Lauren,
she always shows up just in time.
- Better late than never. - Yeah.
- Hey, guys.
- Class president Peter Silver.
- You excited for grad night?
- Oh yeah, it's gonna be fun.
- Of course. I mean, maybe, I mean, yeah.
- Now, Tom, remember to bring an item for the time capsule.
Jane and Lauren already gave me theirs.
- Okay, cool, will do. Actually, you know what?
I've got the perfect thing.
- And now, ladies and gentlemen,
your class President Peter Silver.
- Whoo! - Oh, yeah!
[cheers and applause]
- Peter!
- Thank you, family, friends,
and teachers for joining us on this special day.
It is my greatest pleasure as president and salutatorian
to introduce this year's graduating class.
[cheers and applause]
- My fellow classmates, we're about to embark
on the next chapter in our lives...
- So have you told him yet? - No.
Too nervous.
- I know, but the sooner you tell him the better.
- Okay, I'll tell him tonight.
- At North Central Valley High,
we'll not only see how far we've come,
but we'll realize that this was the best time of our lives.
[cheers and applause]
[indistinct chatter, techno music booming]
♪
- ♪ Ooh, baby
♪ Ooh, baby, baby
♪
♪ I see you coming through the open door ♪
♪ I gotta wonder why you're coming back, girl ♪
♪ Yeah, the same things that I heard before ♪
[singing indistinctly]
- Whoo!
- Hey, can we talk? - What's up?
- I'm going to Argentina.
- What? Like on vacation?
- I don't know yet.
There's just a really cool music scene there
so I bought a backpack and a one-way ticket
and thought I'd just figure it out as I go.
- Seriously?
- Well, I wasn't even gonna go until I talked to you,
but for some reason tickets are really cheap right now
so I just--I went with it.
- When are you leaving? - Tuesday.
- This Tuesday?
- Can you please not get mad?
- What--we had plans this summer.
We were supposed to start a band together.
- I just want to have a bit of fun before we start college.
- I guess that's the difference between you and me.
I have the most fun when we're together.
- I have a surprise for you.
- Keep it.
- ♪ You say you love me
♪ You know you don't
♪ You say you love me
[hopeful music]
♪
[indistinct chatter]
- You guys are my friends!
- Could be nice, though, right? - Yeah, me too.
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♪
- Having fun?
- Not anymore.
- Oh, she told you.
- She told you? Great.
- You and Lauren'll figure it out.
You two were meant for each other.
Just wait, when the four of us open
this time capsule 20 years from now,
you'll still be together.
And that reminds me, you still haven't given me
your item for the capsule. - It's in my jacket.
[sighs]
- So? How'd he take it?
- Not good.
Have you asked Peter out yet?
- I tried on the ride over tonight,
but I didn't have the courage.
Who am I kidding? I'm just a friend to him.
- It's a menu from Luigi's
where Lauren and I had our first date.
It was kind of our place.
- Great, now let's bury this thing.
- I'm not really in the mood anymore.
I'm sorry, man.
- Okay.
- Do you want to get out of here?
- Well, I thought we were gonna go bury the time capsule.
- I don't think that Tom really wants me there.
[giggle]
- I guess it's just me then.
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♪
- Now history is really important because it helps us
understand why we live the way we do, and how we've gotten
where we are both as a species, and as a country.
Now, any questions before we begin today's lesson?
Okay, let's get started.
[acoustic guitar strumming]
♪
[knocking]
- Hey, Lauren.
- Oh, George, hey.
George.
- Lauren, you're late with the rent, again.
- I know. I'm sorry.
We have this big gig coming up, and after that I'll be set.
- I know you're trying, but I can't let this slide anymore.
- This is the last time, promise.
- This is the last time.
♪
- [sighs]
♪
- Yeah, so let's just play it in the B-minor.
- Yo! - Serious.
- Hey, what's up? - I'll see you guys over there.
- Don't be late. - All right, see you there.
- Hey babe, come here, come here, let's sit for a few.
- Are you not ready?
- No, no, no, relax, it's fine, it's fine, sit down.
- You're lucky you're cute, you know that?
- Listen, all the biggest rock stars
were late to the rehearsals.
On their rent too, for that matter.
It's part of being an artist.
One point or another, you know?
Music is not about being reliable.
It's about being unpredictable.
- Yeah, that's one way to look at it.
But if I don't pay George I'm gonna have to
move back to North Central Valley.
[indistinct chatter]
- Hey. [in Mandarin] What is your name?
- Excuse me?
- I'm learning Mandarin for the Teacher Exchange Program.
You should apply for that, by the way,
because they are looking for a history teacher.
- Six weeks in Taiwan?
- Mm-hmm. - I don't think so.
Hey, Rod, what's going on in the field?
- Oh, they're starting construction soon.
- They're building something on the field?
- Yeah, a new parking lot. It's just as well.
I mean, what good is an empty field, right?
[phone ringing]
- Lenny's Vinyl Vault, Lenny speaking.
Hey, Tom. Mr. Accountant.
It's for you.
- Hey, what's up, Tom?
- They're razing the school field
and putting in a parking lot.
- That's where I buried our time capsule.
- Yeah, we have to dig it up early.
- Can you meet me there after school?
- At the field? Of course, I work here, remember?
- All right, well let's dig up some old memories.
- All right.
[indistinct chatter]
[sighs]
- You remember where you buried it?
- Yeah, it's right over there.
One, two, three, four.
All right, this is it.
Parking lot?
- You want to do the honors?
- Soon as Jane and Lauren get here.
- Lauren? - We did make a pact
that we wouldn't open it without each other.
- I haven't seen her since grad night.
- You're still mad about that?
- Yoo-hoo! Hey, boys!
[giggling]
This is so crazy! Hi!
- How long has it been? Jane, you look great.
- Thanks, so do you.
Yeah, it has been a while.
Wow, it is so weird being back here.
- Yeah.
- So I let Lauren know about this,
but she can't make it.
- That's too bad.
I thought we should all dig it up together.
- Well, I saw on Instagram that she has a show tonight,
so that's why she can't make it.
- A show? - On Instagram?
- She's in a band.
She's playing at the Lava Lounge.
How about we just all go to the show, yeah?
- I don't know, just--
- Come on, it'll be so much fun, and just like old times.
- What else are you gonna be doing tonight?
- Grading papers. - Boo.
- Exactly, you're coming with us.
- Okay, fine, but just for a little bit.
- Perfect.
Jane, do you want to ride with me?
I'll drop you off back here after.
- Uh....
Yeah, sure.
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♪
- ♪ And I know that I left you behind ♪
♪ But you didn't seem to mind
♪ And so I'm sure that you're doing fine ♪
♪ But I think about you all of the time ♪
♪
♪ I think about you all the time ♪
♪
♪ I think about you all the time ♪
♪
[cheers and applause] - Go Lauren!
I love you!
- Thank you guys, thank you, thank you.
We are Tender Betty and we're gonna take a short break,
but we'll be back in 15 minutes with another set.
- Yeah, we love you, Lauren!
- Guys! - Lauren!
- Look at you. That was so good.
Oh, thanks, guys. Hey, Tom.
It's good to see you.
- You, too.
- I can't believe that you guys are all here.
- Well, figured we'd come to you since you couldn't make it.
- Yeah, I'm so sorry about that.
I had the craziest day and I got to get back on
in a minute, but will you guys stick around?
- Yeah.
- I can't stay much longer. I have class in the morning.
- Class? - We'll let you two catch up.
- Oh, no, it's cool-- I just got to get going.
- It's all good, we'll be at the bar.
- Uh...
So you're, um, back in school?
- No, I'm actually a history teacher at North Central Valley.
- Wow. - Yep, go Lancers.
- I remember you started the peer tutor group.
That was cool, and I'm really glad that
you followed your passion, and you were great at that stuff.
- Yeah, thanks.
And look at you, you're a performer now.
That's awesome. - Thanks.
Yeah, I mean we've only been together a little while,
but it's starting to sound good. We're having fun.
- Lauren's band's pretty good, huh?
- Yeah, yeah, I've seen them once. They're great.
- Oh, cool.
It's nice that the two of you stayed friends.
- Yeah, I see her once or twice a year.
We text all the time too,
but not as much as you and Tom, I guess.
- Clearly none of us have done a good job of keeping in touch.
- Yeah, we should be better about that.
- So, are any of our old teachers
still at North Central Valley?
- Yeah, actually Mrs. Kearney,
but I call her Susan now, which is super weird.
- You know what? I always felt kind of bad for her.
You remember when we'd just sit at the back of her class
and play footsies all the time?
We never paid any attention.
- I remember. - Hey.
I'm gonna go back onstage.
I'm sorry to interrupt, man. - No, it's okay, yeah.
- Derek, this is Tom.
Tom, this is Derek.
- Hey, nice to meet you. - Likewise.
- Yeah, absolutely.
- And this is Julian, and Max...
The other half of Tender Betty.
- Hi, guys. - So Tom used to play guitar.
He's actually really good,
and he won the music award in high school
so, you know, he's got that going for him.
- Nice.
Hey, you should totally jump on stage with us, man.
- Oh, yeah.
- We're about to play another set.
- No, I haven't picked up a guitar in years.
- Don't need rehearsal, man.
Once you have it, you never lose it.
- Come on, it'll be fun.
We love jam sessions during our live shows.
- Come on, have a little fun, be spontaneous.
- Hey, Tom's not really the spontaneous type.
He's more like the serious,
logical, getting stuff done kind of guy.
He's not gonna just jump up on stage and play the guitar.
- Well, okay. Well, we'll see you around.
- Hey, I'll see you up there, huh?
[all laughing]
- Right, now, all right, bye.
- Hey. I should get--
- Hey, what are you guys doing tomorrow?
Why don't we get together and dig up the time capsule,
like, for real this time?
- Ooh, that sounds like fun.
- Yeah, I think I could swing that.
- Works for me, yeah.
- Cool, all right.
Well, I better get back but thank you.
And I'll see you guys tomorrow.
- You ready for me to take you back to your car?
- Uh, yeah.
Bye. - Later.
- And her dad saw the increased traffic to her site,
and happened to own a consulting firm and offered me a job.
So, that's how it all started,
and now I am the social media specialist at my company.
- Fancy.
What exactly does that mean?
- I help companies with their online presence and branding.
- You want a new customer?
My dad's record shop can use a serious makeover.
I've been trying to use my so-called accounting skills,
but it hasn't really worked out.
- You know what?
Yeah.
- Yeah? - Yeah, let's do it.
- Amazing.
- That was a great show, right?
- Yeah, it's a fun venue.
- Yeah, your friends are pretty cool.
- They're good people.
- I'm surprised you actually
never mentioned them before though.
- I haven't? Strange.
Still see Jane from time to time.
- What about that buttoned-up guy?
- Oh, Tom.
We used to date in high school.
- What?
Guy's like a teacher or something.
- Yeah.
- Can you imagine living your whole life like that?
- I'm gonna head back to my place.
- Okay, I'll just--I'll see you tomorrow?
- Yeah, I'll see you before rehearsal.
- By the way, what did you think of my solo on Left Behind?
I was kind of messing around with the time signature.
- Yeah, it worked.
- Cool, thanks.
- Over 200,000 people attended
the World's Fair on the first day.
Now they called this the every man's fair
because the idea was to show average people
all the latest developments being designed
to help improve the welfare of the masses.
- Now to me the most interesting exhibit at the fair
was the Westinghouse time capsule.
They put all sorts of stuff in there representative of 1939:
magazines, cigarettes, a film news reel
all for someone to uncover in 5,000 years.
Is your class putting together
a time capsule on graduation night?
- Nope. - Mm-mm.
- A few of us from my graduating class made one.
- What was in it?
- You know what? I don't really remember.
Now, if you can turn to page 175 we'll get started.
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♪
- Any day, guys.
- Yeah.
- There it is.
- [laughs] - Still here. Whoa.
- Wow.
- Oh, no way. You remember this?
We made a mix CD
with all our favorite songs,
and this is the playlist.
Oh, man. I know who put this in.
- A dinner menu from Luigi's.
- So, which item is yours?
- This.
- [laughs]
Where'd you get that from?
- Uh-- - Wild Oaks Amusement Park.
- Tom was afraid of heights.
- Still am by the way.
- Okay, Tom is afraid of heights.
But I got him to ride the Ferris wheel,
and as luck would have it...
- We got stuck at the very top for like a good 10 minutes.
[laughter]
- I said to him, "Are you okay?"
And he said,
no matter what the situation,
so long as I was sitting next to him,
everything was worth it.
- Aw, that is so sweet, you guys!
- Anyway, when we got off,
Tom insisted on winning a stuffed animal for me, so.
It was actually really hard
putting it in the time capsule and giving it away,
but I figured if Tom could overcome his fear of heights...
I could sacrifice this guy.
- [gasp] I remember that!
- Whoa, is that from prom?
- Yeah, I so remember putting that in there.
- It's an awesome photo. - Thanks.
Ugh, I still cannot believe that
Tom organized the whole marching band, and the cheerleaders.
He put up the balloons just to ask you to the dance, girl.
- Yeah, it was pretty elaborate.
- Hey, what can I say?
- And I...
put this in.
- Trucker Bob? - Trucker Bob? No way.
- We must have watched this, like, a hundred times here.
- You know what always happens when a band's
greatest hits album comes out?
The reunion tour. - Oh.
- We're already back together anyways.
Let's play all the hits starting with Trucker Bob.
- Oh, wow, what a night.
Hey, thanks again, Peter for having us over.
- Yeah, you were always the greatest host.
- It's not me, it's time capsule.
- So what's next on our reunion tour?
- Luigi's?
- Sure, yep, I'm down, right?
- Yeah, I think I can make that work.
- Okay, cool.
- All right, well, we'll see you later.
- Thanks for having us.
- Drive safe.
[upbeat music]
♪
- [sigh]
Driving is such a buzz kill, man.
- Yep.
[phone chimes]
- Ha!
Julian says that Rat Stevens is
gonna be at the Triangle Showcase.
- Rat Stevens?
- The Snoozies are blowing up Los Angeles right now.
So if Rat Stevens wants to rep us...
Man, that would be huge.
- We should probably work extra hard if he's gonna be there.
Schedule some extra rehearsals,
you know, like, really put the pedal to the metal.
- I think if anything we should probably rehearse less,
just take more risks and chill, you know?
- [sigh]
- First of all,
I think we need to revamp your website.
Your current one looks like it was made with geocities,
and that's not mobile friendly.
So I made a new version.
It's a little bit more modern.
You like it? - Wow, impressive.
"Lenny's Vinyl Vault, pre-owned vintage records." Nice.
- Thanks, it's linked to social media platforms
so we can post things every day like your new music,
and events, and artist appearances stuff like that.
Oh, and I highly suggest that
we bring someone on to design an app to curate all of it.
- This all sounds really complicated.
- All these businesses do it nowadays; it's fine.
- How does this sell music? - Marketing.
We can't sell music if no one knows about the store, right?
- Fair enough.
- [speaking Mandarin]
- Still at it, huh, Rod?
- Well, I can't enlighten young minds
if I can't speak the language.
Oh, how was the unveiling of the lustrous time capsule. Was it?
- It was interesting.
- Well, you know the old Chinese proverb?
[in Mandarin] Every man has his hobbyhorse.
- Which translates to?
- Love is good, maybe.
- And I'm having fun, but I'm not even sure
the band's going in the right direction.
But I think I might also just be scared and stressed out
'cause I got to move out of my place and I don't know
where to go, but my life's kind of a mess right now.
- Well, if it makes you feel any better,
my life is so boring compared to yours.
- I could use some boring.
- Hey, you know what?
Why don't you just stay with me?
- Really? - Yeah.
- I mean, that would be amazing.
Just till I found another place.
- Girl, please, of course.
- Thank you. - Yeah. Anything for you.
- You're the best.
So they would always have, like, they're having
this conversation. - Oh, gee that's really good.
- Oh, there they are. - Hey.
- Luigi's has gotten popular.
- This is Gus's, Asian fusion.
- Oh, that's sad.
- Shall we?
[upbeat techno music]
♪
- Wow.
- Oh, wow. - It looks cool.
- Okay, well, I'm gonna go put our names in.
- Yeah.
- This is awesome.
- Just give me one second. - Okay.
- So it's a two hour wait for four,
or they can seat us now as two parties of two.
- So we'd be at separate tables?
- I'm sorry guys, I should've called. Is that all right?
- It's all good. I'll sit with Jane.
- Yeah, sure.
♪
- Hey, have you guys decided?
- Yeah, can I get the dynamite crunchy roll,
and does it come with miso soup to start?
- Yes. - Great, that's me.
- And for you?
- You guys don't have the pasta primavera anymore, do you?
- No.
- What's the closest thing you have to that?
- The udon? - Yeah, I'll just do that.
- Okay, you guys good on drinks.?
- Yeah, we're good, thank you.
- [laugh]
Pasta primavera.
You ordered it every single time we came here.
- And I was never disappointed.
- You know there was plenty of other great stuff on the menu?
- Well, you should know.
You ordered something different every time.
- Well, yeah.
I wanted to try everything on the menu,
find out what I liked best.
- I guess when I find a good thing, I like to stick with it.
- I'd rather just not miss out on something better.
- Mm-hmm, you see, everyone is saying
the music industry is failing because it's too slow to adapt,
but that's not quite true
because when they decided to adapt,
they were way too quick to give consumers what they wanted.
I mean, think about it.
It makes no business sense whatsoever to make streaming
music available for free at the same time as available to buy!
Sorry.
I must be talking your ear off about this stuff.
- No, no, you're not. I'm interested.
It's just funny how much you've changed since high school.
- I just, you know, came into my own.
- You remember that one time you ordered spaghetti
just so we could re-enact that scene from
"Lady and the Tramp" and then we spilled sauce everywhere?
- Yeah, but it didn't work
'cause the spaghetti was too short.
- Right.
- But we kept trying anyway.
- We were just two spirited teens
who never gave up on their dreams.
- That's us. [giggle]
Do you want to dance?
- Oh, I don't know. I'm not really--
- Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
♪
- Come on. Let's go.
- Wait, what?
- Let's go. - Uh...
♪
[soft rock music]
♪
- Why didn't we go out dancing more in high school?
I guess we had dances.
- And prom.
- Wow, that feels like a lifetime ago.
- My students are having their prom in a week.
I'm going to be a chaperone. - [laughs] Wow.
- This is nice.
- Yeah, it is.
♪
- Thanks for getting me out there.
- Hey, I always like dancing with you.
- Oh, hey guys.
- I would say track two
of our greatest hits CD was a rousing success.
- Mm-hmm. - What's next?
- Wild Oaks Amusement Park? Day after tomorrow?
- Wild Oaks.
- Yes, I'm down. Let's go.
- Great, we can caravan.
[acoustic guitar melody]
♪
- Now for most of you this will be your last history class.
You've spent 12 years studying history.
Why?
Well, for the same reason the World's Fair had a time capsule.
Because our past is a window into our future.
Now as you can see I've decided to initiate
a time capsule for your class.
So what I want you to do is, before the last day
I want you to bring in one item that you feel
best represents who you are.
This will be your final homework assignment.
[school bell rings]
Thanks, everybody.
- Mr. Paxton, how did you decide
what to put into your time capsule?
- You know, I picked something
that was really meaningful to me at the time.
A memory that I didn't want to take for granted or forget.
Think about your item as a note to your future self,
a reminder of what's important to you right now.
Does that help?
- Sounds pretty cool.
I like this assignment.
Thanks, Mr. Paxton. See you.
- Yeah, I'll see you.
- All right, guys, get close.
Come on, say cheese.
- Cheese. - Okay.
- Dad, can you try and look more normal?
- Never was normal. Never want to be normal.
Never gonna be normal.
- Okay, well, then how about just less goofy?
- Here, let's just try it again, okay?
Come on, give me a big smile.
[camera shutter clicks]
That's... better.
- Let me take a picture of you two instead.
- No.
- That's a better idea. - No.
- Come on, come on, take my place.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, here we go.
Yeah.
- [clears throat] - Nice. Ready?
[camera shutter clicking]
- Oh, nice.
Okay. - We good?
- Yeah, I think so.
Look it there.
You two look great together.
- Nice job, Peter. - See? Isn't that nice.
- Jane said I can crash with her until I find a new place.
- All right, cool, man.
- I thought you'd be more excited.
This means I don't have to move out to North Central Valley.
- It's not like North Central Valley's
some other country or something.
We'd figure it out, make it work, rearrange shows, you know?
- Am I your girlfriend or just your bandmate?
- Both.
- Yeah, but if I'm gonna spend this much time with someone,
I want it to at least be vaguely official.
- Really?
No, I just didn't think you'd be into something so petty.
- Come on, look, I've moved around a lot.
I've been on lots of adventures, been carefree,
but I think it's time to choose a direction,
you know, maybe settle down, find some stability.
- Can we just, um, maybe have this conversation
after the showcase 'cause--
- What has that got to do with anything?
- Because it's just a really big conversation
and I don't want to be the shredder of the gig.
It's just really important for my career, so.
- Well, it's really important for my career too.
- I know, relax, you don't have to get so heated.
We'll figure it out. - Let's just play.
[melancholy music]
- All right, is that everything?
- Yeah, I'm keeping the rest in storage, so we're good.
- Cool. - Thank you so much again, Jane.
- Yeah, of course.
I'm surprised Derek didn't help you move.
- Yeah, I didn't ask him.
- Oh.
- To be honest, I think I'm gonna break things off with him.
- Really? Why?
- I mean, when we first met,
I was so excited to meet someone I had so much in common with.
You know, he likes music, and art, and he wrote me
this amazing song and no one's ever done that for me before.
But...
Outside of the band...
who am I kidding?
- This guy's not ready for a real relationship
and I think I am.
- Hm, well, I think that is very mature of you, Lauren.
- I guess I'm finally growing up.
- It's about time.
[laughs] Come here.
[laughter]
- Yeah, I mean, they're a great band,
but you just don't hear 'em anymore.
- Yeah.
- Is it just me or has music
gotten worse in the last 10 years?
Or are we just getting old?
- No, it's gotten worse for sure, yeah.
- I think people just choose their music taste
when they're in high school and then...
you know, some things never change.
- I don't know.
I've gotten pretty into hardcore metal in the last 10 years, so.
- Tom Paxton? Big metal head?
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah?
- Yeah, yeah.
I like to go to the raves and just let loose,
get pushed around in the mosh pit and scream.
- Wear the eyeliner and everything?
- Yeah, obviously yeah. What metal head doesn't do that?
[quirky music]
♪
- Sorry if I'm being quiet.
I guess with my work I have a lot of say,
but this reunion tour is making me feel
like I'm back in high school.
- It's okay.
Maybe some tunes will help.
- [laughs] A binder full of CDs?
I usually just pick a playlist form Spotify.
- Fun fact, long before Spotify,
artists would create playlists
of their own music called albums.
- Ha, ha, ha.
- Truck's overturned.
No one's hurt but it's gonna be a while.
♪
- Hm, you want to have lunch?
- Where?
- What kind of music you like?
- Top 40, hip hop, dubstep.
- Dubstep?
- Yeah, dubstep gets a bad rap.
You probably never gave it a chance.
Here.
[dubstep playing over car speakers]
- ♪ I'm never ever gonna feel this way again ♪
- You feel that?
- ♪ You left every door in my heart open ♪
- How's everything going with Tender Betty?
- It's pretty cool. We've got this showcase coming up.
This manager's gonna be there. His name's Rat Stevens.
- His name's Rat? - I know, right?
Like, is it a nickname
or did he name himself that for some odd reason?
- Or maybe his parents are just kind of evil.
- Maybe.
Anyway, I mean, I'm hopeful that something good
will happen for the band, but if not,
I'm just happy that people are listening to my lyrics.
- Oh, wow, I didn't know you wrote the songs.
- I've been writing a lot.
It's really cathartic.
For me, it's not about being a rock star,
or signing a record deal,
or that lifestyle, you know?
I'm just happy that people are hearing my words
and maybe feeling a little less alone.
- That's really cool.
- Thanks.
I'm writing a book also.
It's based on my travel journals.
I'm about halfway through.
A lot of the early stuff are my journals from Argentina,
and a lot of it's about you.
- Would you ever go back?
- No, I mean it's a really beautiful country,
but there's a lot of other stuff I'd rather see first.
Would you go back?
- To Argentina?
- To senior year.
[dubstep playing over car speakers]
- All right, wait for it.
Ah-ah, not now, wait for it.
♪
- Now!
[screaming]
Do you feel that?
Yeah, come on, get into it.
Got to feel it!
Whoo!
Mm, mm, mm!
No, not a seizure, it's a dance, like this, whoo!
[car horns honking]
Ooh, I'm getting tired.
Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry.
[car horns honking]
- Let's go, let's go, come on.
- [laughs]
[laughs] Ah.
[both laughing]
[drums beating]
[cymbals clash]
- I'm so sorry,
we had the craziest traffic on the way to Wild Oaks.
- And I hate traffic. It's so stressful; I can't deal.
- Well, it was all right.
It gave me a chance to catch up with Tom.
- Tom? Oh, your ex.
The teacher guy, right?
- Yeah. You don't mind, right?
- Yeah, of course. Free to hang out with whoever you want.
- I just didn't want you to feel uncomfortable.
- No, I don't own you, you don't own me.
It's just all one love. - One love?
- Yeah, you know, that's the beauty of keeping things loose.
There's no chains, no demands, it's just people loving people.
- It's just when you say stuff like that,
it makes me feel like
you don't really care about our relationship.
- Well, do you want me to be mad
that you're hanging out with your ex?
- Forget it, let's just go to dinner.
- Dinner, that's right. I knew I forgot something.
I was wondering what you were doing here.
Sorry, I just get really in the zone with my music and...
do you think we could reschedule?
- Sure.
- I just--
I really think I'm on the verge of something
awesome here, you know? Just...
- I'll catch you tomorrow, Derek.
- All right.
- What are you doing?
- I was just thinking about calling Peter.
- Why?
- I don't know.
The truth is, I'm great at my job.
- Right.
- But when it comes to dating,
I think I hide behind technology.
And that hasn't worked for me in the past.
So I want to be the one that makes the first move.
- That's great, you should totally do that.
- Really?
- I had no idea you still had such intense feelings for Peter.
- Can I tell you a secret? - Yeah.
- Do you know why I put the prom photo in the time capsule?
- 'Cause it was a really fun night?
- Because that was the first time
Peter put his arm around me.
- Oh, Jane.
- It's embarrassing.
I just feel this urge to want
to call him and talk to him about absolutely nothing.
Is that weird? - No, that's not weird.
- But what do I even talk about? Maybe I should text him.
- I think that's a cop out.
- I could send him a selfie.
- Just call him. - Okay.
[phone ringing]
- Hey, Jane.
- Sorry, butt dialed!
- Hello?
- Well, that went well.
♪
- "Four stars, I used to come here all the time.
"I totally forgot this place existed.
"I remember the owner Lenny was
"very helpful and had a great selection.
Nice to see they're finally on social media."
You sure you didn't write this?
- Of course.
- "I wish they would stock more new music, three stars."
- See?
Useful feedback, real customer interaction.
Now we can post things every day when your dad has new albums
on sale and everyone here can see it on their news feed.
Cool, right?
Oh, hey, what's up, Tom?
- There are customers in here. - I know, right?
And we got 300 likes on the Facebook.
- Nice work. - Thank you, thank you.
- We're off to a good start.
Now we just need to sell these records.
- Hey, what are you guys doing next weekend?
- You want to try Wild Oaks again?
- No, the high school prom is coming up.
- I think it might be weird if we all went together.
- Oh, come on.
We can get dressed up, rent a limo for the evening.
It'll be fun.
- Okay, have you let Lauren know?
- No, not yet.
- I don't know if I should tell you.
- What?
- I shouldn't tell you. - What?
- No, I'm not gonna tell you. - Just--
- She's gonna break up with Derek.
- Really?
[drum sticks tap together]
- ♪ This feeling is tearing me up, breaking me down ♪
♪ Better if I sit here tight
♪ 'Cause life is a merry go round ♪
♪ Sedated, I'm faded
♪ It's like a birthday so belated ♪
♪ 'Cause it's all so true
[music stops]
- Lauren, you're, like, four bars behind.
- Yeah, I know, I'm sorry.
- It's 'cause you're thinking too much.
That's the problem.
I need something to drink.
- What's going on with you two?
- I think we're gonna break up.
- Seriously? - Yeah.
- You guys ready? - Yeah, man.
- Yeah.
- All right, from the top.
- Bro, you got to do something about Lauren.
- What do you mean?
- You got to lock that down, or Tender Betty's gonna split.
- Why? Did she say something?
- She writes all our lyrics, she's our lead guitarist.
Fix it.
- [sigh]
- Okay.
- Hey, girl. - This looks amazing.
- Oh, thanks.
You good? - Yeah.
- Okay.
Let's dig in. Mm.
[phone dings]
- Sorry.
Tom wants to meet me at the high school tomorrow at 03:00.
- Wow, already?
- Do you know something about this?
- No.
- Then why'd you say, "Wow, already?"
- I was saying, wow, I want to eat this salad already.
[laughs] Duh.
- What did you put in the time capsule?
- I have no idea what you're talking about.
- It was the prom photo, right?
- Um. - What's he planning?
- I'm not sure,
but it must be something special.
- This looks just like our time capsule.
- I know, look inside. [clears throat]
Ta da.
- Hm, a good collection.
- They're all from 1979.
- Oh, we could sell this as a box set.
- Exactly, you and your dad can pick your
favorite albums and put together a different set for every year.
People love recreating their memories, right?
Well, now they can do it with the music from that time.
- Jane, this is great.
It's brilliant.
- Thanks.
I can help you look for more recent albums if you want.
- Absolutely. - Cool.
[nostalgic music]
♪
[marching band playing]
- Whoa, whoa, hold it, hold it.
You guys are good. That was great.
Now we just gotta wait.
[indistinct chatter]
[nostalgic music]
♪
[knocking]
- Hey.
- Derek?
- Look, I've been thinking a lot
about what you said about making things official.
- Really? - Yeah,
I'm down if you are.
- Derek, this is a really big step,
and it's so not you.
- Obviously this is important to you.
And I don't want to lose you.
Look, you don't have to make a decision now.
There's no rush, just think about it.
- Yeah, I will.
[phone dings]
[cheerleaders sighing]
- I think it was supposed to be a lot shorter than this.
- I got to go.
- She'll be here any second.
Can you just hold on for, like, 10 more minutes please?
- I'm gonna be late to my math tutor.
I'm sorry, Mr. Paxton.
- Yeah, that's okay. - I have to go, too.
My mom's been in the parking lot for, like, 15 minutes.
- Me too, Mr. Paxton.
I've got softball practice. I'm sorry.
- I'm all about doing a thing for teacher, but...
[melancholy music]
♪
- Okay.
♪
Tom!
- Lauren?
It's okay, Neil, you can go now.
- Okay. Bye.
Where have you been?
It's 04:15.
- I'm sorry.
- You know, I got the marching band,
and the cheerleaders.
Just like when I asked you to prom our senior year.
- I'm really sorry.
- You can't commit to anything, can you?
- It's called life, Tom.
- No, it's called set an alarm on your phone or something.
- I'm not gonna fight with you.
- Well, it's too late, we're fighting now.
- You could've called.
7 years ago.
I expected you to call.
That's the least you could've done.
- Hey, you dumped me, remember?
And then you left for a different country
two days later.
If you didn't mean it, you should've called me.
- I bought you a plane ticket.
Do you know how much of my savings I spent?
I was 17.
I thought you would be so excited when you got home
and you found that ticket in your jacket pocket.
I kept picturing your face.
I sat by the phone all night.
- What?
- And when you didn't call, I waited for you at the airport.
And when you didn't show up, I swore to myself
that you would call, or surprise me in Argentina,
but you never did.
You broke my heart.
I can't--I can't do this.
I'm done.
♪
[soft rock music]
♪
[knock at door]
- Where's the capsule? Where is it?
- Fireplace, what's going on, man?
♪
- I don't remember that. What is it?
- You know what?
I think that it's better that
this happened now before we got in too deep.
- Yeah, you did what you had to do.
It's like ripping off a Band-Aid.
- Yeah, except that it took seven years to pull off
so it's kind of like the most painful Band-Aid ever, but...
- Look, I should've known that
he would've been scared and chickened out.
I just--I didn't think
he'd leave me out to dry like that.
- Right. Well...
Why didn't you ever tell us about the ticket?
- I was too embarrassed.
I just couldn't...
You know what I was like.
- Yeah, I get it.
Did you ever think about calling him maybe?
- All the time.
But, you know, I was stubborn.
I felt rejected so I convinced myself
he didn't care about me and I just tried to forget about it.
- Did he ever say why he never called, or?
- No.
But I never really gave him a chance to explain.
I just need to let go of the past, and move forward.
- Yes, absolutely but isn't forgiveness
the best way to move forward?
We were in high school then, Lauren.
We've grown since then.
- I think it's a bit late for that.
- It's never too late.
- I'm so sorry, man.
If I didn't make you put something
in the time capsule 10 years ago then--
- It's not your fault, man.
If I would've seen this ticket,
my whole life could've been different.
- Who am I kidding?
I wouldn't have gone to Argentina.
I was too practical for that.
- You don't know that.
What about the past couple weeks?
There's definitely something there.
- She's been hurting just as much as I have.
The least I could do is give her, her space.
I've been asleep for seven years.
It's time to wake up.
- ♪ I dare you to say
♪ It's been for the better
♪ It's just not how stars align ♪
♪
♪ And if there's a day
♪ When all the chaos comes together ♪
♪ We'll rewrite the story
♪
♪ 'Til then it's always gonna feel this way ♪
♪ When there's no right or wrong thing to say ♪
♪ All the words just came away
♪ Like a landmine
♪
♪ It's no game that I wanna play ♪
♪ You run 'round my head all the day ♪
♪ And my heart's 'bout to give way ♪
♪ Like a fault line
♪
♪ Now I need you, need you ♪
♪ Now I need you now
[indistinct chatter]
♪ Now I need you, need you ♪
♪ Now I need you now
♪
♪ 'Til then it's always gonna feel this way ♪
♪ When there's no right or wrong thing to say ♪
♪ All the words just came away
♪ Like a landmine
♪
♪ It's not game that I wanna play ♪
♪ You run 'round my head all the day ♪
♪ And my heart's 'bout to give way ♪
♪ Like a fault line
♪
♪ Now I need you, need you ♪
♪ Now I need you now
♪
♪ Now I need you, need you ♪
♪ Now I need you now
♪
[school bell ringing]
- Mr. Paxton?
I still can't figure out what to put into the time capsule.
I feel like there's no single item that represents me.
- Don't overthink it.
Just pick something random and put it in there.
It doesn't really matter anyways.
- Um, are you okay, Mr. Paxton?
- Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
It's just, you know, you're graduating soon.
You should probably enjoy these last few days
instead of thinking about some silly assignment.
[Tender Betty playing soft rock music]
- ♪ This feeling is tearing me up, bringing me down ♪
♪ Better if I sit here tight
♪ 'Cause my life is a merry go round ♪
♪ Sedated, I'm faded
♪ It's like a birthday so belated ♪
♪ 'Cause it's all so true
♪ I'm never gonna forget you
[guitar solo]
♪
- Whoo, yes!
- Boys and girl, I believe Tender Betty is
ready for the Triangle Showcase.
- That was solid.
- That bad, huh?
Want some sugar for that coffee?
[quirky music]
Look, you're having a quarter life crisis, okay?
I've been there
and the best thing to do is take a trip.
There's no better time to go to Taiwan than now.
- [sighs]
- Think about it, all right?
You're gonna be okay.
♪
- Hey, why'd you change your mind about making it official?
- What do you mean?
- Well, at first you didn't want to
and then all of a sudden you did.
- Talked to the guys about it and Max convinced me.
- Convinced you how?
- Told me to think about the band.
- So this is just about your drumming career?
- I mean, I thought it would make you happy so it made sense.
- I just--I don't understand how you can be so chill about
a relationship and taking it to the next level.
That's a big deal.
- It's who we are.
No drama, remember?
- But I feel like maybe it's no drama just because
you don't actually care.
Which is cool, but just say it.
[sigh]
- Jane, you have done a wonderful job.
I can't thank you enough.
Lenny's Vinyl Vault is full of joy.
- Well, it's my pleasure, Mr. Silver, really.
- Lauren. - Hey.
- Hey, girl.
- I just wanted to come by and officially invite you guys
to the Triangle Showcase.
- Cool.
- Thank you. - Mr. Silver?
- Well, I'm sorry, sweetheart,
but I will be rooting for you in spirit.
- Hope you guys can make it.
I know that the reunion tour is over,
but I really want to keep in touch.
- Definitely.
- Cool, all right well, I'll see you there and you later.
- Wait, Lauren, you know music.
Can you settle something? - [groans]
- My dad is convinced that all our time capsules
should include what most people would deem
as bad music, which I personally think is absurd.
Wouldn't you agree? - Yeah, I agree.
- Hold on, you have not heard my reason.
- All right, Dad, the floor is yours.
- It's very simple.
We're trying to honestly represent a year in music,
but every year had good and bad music.
- Can't argue with that.
- I mean, if I were gonna make a time capsule
about my life,
it wouldn't be about just weddings and proms.
It'd be about dirty dishes,
taxes, sitting in traffic.
- Dad, you can't put traffic in a time capsule.
- Well, you should.
Like I've said,
if you want to figure out who your soul mate is,
it's the person that you enjoy sitting in traffic with.
- Dad, I think you're getting off track.
- Oh, you kids.
- Hey, I got to get going, but I'll see you guys at the gig.
Great to see you, Mr. Silver.
- Bye, bye. - Hey, Lenny, Brazilian jazz?
- Oh, I'll be right with you, sir.
- Peter... I was thinking.
- Yeah?
- Well, since our job is done here,
I would like to ask you to go to Lauren's show.
With me.
Like on a date.
- Are you asking me out?
- I mean, only if you want to.
- I do.
I'd love that.
- Well, it took you two long enough.
- [laughs]
Yeah, way too long.
[indistinct chatter]
- Back and has, like, rhinestones.
You'll see.
- Everyone excited for prom? - Yeah.
- Oh, yeah, yeah, I remember my prom.
Seems like a lifetime ago.
Anyways, I'm still waiting
on some of your time capsule items
and I just wanted to add, please, handle with care.
Believe me.
You don't want to choose something
you might regret later.
Which actually ties in nicely
to what we're studying today in class.
Anyone want to tell me what I'm talking about?
- Yes, Marie. Always Marie.
- The past is a window into our future?
- Yes, exactly.
History repeats itself.
If it didn't work then, why would it work now?
Yes?
- You told us that the time capsule item is supposed to be
something that's important to us now, but also is probably
a reflection of what's important to us in the future.
But if you have the chance to correct something
from your past and you don't, aren't you
letting history repeat itself and making the same mistake?
[Tender Betty playing rock music]
♪
- ♪ Five years later I'm still thinking about you, baby ♪
♪ I got a feeling that you feel the same maybe ♪
♪ I ought to call you but I'm not strong lately ♪
♪ Come and save me
♪ I think I might go crazy
♪ I never meant to leave you
♪ I want you, I need you
♪ I only hope it'd be me and you ♪
♪ So can you
♪ Meet me in Argentina
[guitar solo]
♪
[music stops]
- Yeah, sounds really good.
- We need to talk.
- About what?
- Guys, please, can we focus?
- I know this is weird timing,
but I don't want to make it official.
- Okay, I mean, that's cool.
- We've had a fun, casual relationship.
But I need to start taking my life more seriously.
- I cannot believe you're doing this right now.
- I'm sorry.
- You're doing this the day of the showcase?
- This is really all you care about, right?
- Yeah, you know what?
I do care about this all right?
I care about my music.
It's my life. It's what makes me, me.
And I just--I don't play well with these bad vibes.
I-I need--I need good energy.
- I just wanted to put this out there so we could move on.
- No, this? This is toxic, man, I'm out.
- Whoa, no man we need you. No, come on.
- Lauren, we worked so hard for this.
Please, just go work it out.
- Look, if Derek's gonna be a flake,
we'll just use a drum machine.
This isn't about Derek.
- A drum machine? Are you kidding me?
- My friend Jane can help us out.
And there's one more thing.
I'm gonna be a little late for load in,
but I'll be there before we go on, okay?
There's just something I have to do.
- The--what?
Why are you gonna be late?
- 'Cause I'm going to the prom!
[pensive music]
♪
[quirky music]
♪
- Hey, Rod. - Hey, how are you doing?
- I have a question for you.
Actually, two questions.
♪
- You a chaperone?
- What? You don't think I look 18?
- Oh, no, no, you could absolutely pull off 18,
maybe with the right hairstyle.
- I'm just kidding.
- So you are a chaperone?
- Nope. - You're a mom?
- Very funny.
I'm crashing a high school prom.
Let's just leave it at that.
- Righteous.
- So prom was seven years ago tonight.
- Yep, that's crazy, right?
- I don't know why I never asked you to go with me.
I was an idiot.
Better late than never, right?
- I'll be right back.
♪
[indistinct chatter]
Excuse me, are you one of the chaperones?
- No, I'm dating the prom queen.
[laughs] No, yeah, yeah, I'm a chaperone.
You are, uh...
- I'm Lauren, I'm looking for Tom Paxton.
Is he around here somewhere?
- No, Tom cancelled last minute. I'm here in his place.
- What?
- Wait a minute, you're high school heartbreak Lauren?
- Yep, that sounds like me.
- Wait a second, you came all the way over here,
in a prom dress, and Tom isn't here?
What a moron!
[laughs]
Wait, no, no, I'm sorry, you're not the moron.
He's the moron. - I better get going.
- You--no, no, no, I'm a moron.
I mean, you're not a moron. I didn't mean you're a moron.
- I've actually really got to run. Thank you!
- Okay, I didn't mean you're a moron.
I'm a moron before--
oh, man.
- That was quick, everything okay?
- Long story.
Change of plans, it's just me.
- Hey, guys. - Oh, glad you made it.
- Excuse me, hi, you're Jane, right?
- You're in Lauren's band.
- Yeah, Lauren said you might be able to help us.
Look, our drummer bailed, and we're desperate.
Would you sit in?
Lauren said you're amazing.
[drum beat playing]
- [humming]
♪ Five years later and
- Something like that?
- Yeah, that'll work, I hope.
- Okay. - Lollipop Blister, you're up.
- Here we go. - Lauren better get here soon.
- Hey, where is she? - That's what I want to know.
[thumping]
- What was that?
- I think we blew a tire. I'm gonna have to pull over.
- No, no, no, no.
[rock music]
♪
- I already called an Uber, I'll be there soon.
Can you stall them?
- Look, I'll try. - 10 minutes.
- Hey, can we switch with the third band?
Our guitarist isn't here yet.
- Sorry, can't do it.
- We're dead, dude.
- Give me a minute.
♪
- Hey, you're Tom, right?
Hey man, look, we really need you to play with us tonight.
- What? - You play guitar, right?
- Well, yeah, but I'm not like a performer or anything.
- Come on, man, listen.
We're really desperate. Please, just one song.
[no audible dialogue]
- Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever you need.
You got it, yeah.
No problem.
- Okay, Tom, I see you. [laughs]
- One song. - One song.
- Hi. Are you Lauren? - Good luck.
- You too. I hope it all works out.
- All right, so we got G. - Yeah.
- Right? And then we got A. - Mm-hmm.
- C. - Right.
- F. - Right.
- Right, then we got to go back down to C--
No, no, no, you want to do G and C.
- Oh-oh you--oh, okay.
- Okay, so from the top. So, okay.
- You guys are up.
- Hey, we need five minutes.
- Let's go. - Okay, you good?
- Yeah. - Not the G, go to the C.
- That's Rat Stevens.
Hey, man, Rat Stevens is here. This is huge.
We cannot mess this up, okay?
You got this, man, all right?
- Yeah, yeah. - Let's go again.
- All right, so we got the G.
- Yeah, yeah.
- That's right.
- Nice, nice.
[drumbeat plays]
[drumbeat stops]
- Hi everyone, we're Tender Betty.
[soft rock playing]
♪
♪ Five years later, I'm still thinking about you, baby ♪
♪ I got the feeling that you feel the same maybe ♪
♪ I ought to call you but I'm not strong lately ♪
♪ Come and save me
♪ I think I might go crazy
♪ I never meant to leave you
♪ I want you, I need you
♪ I only hoped it'd be me and you ♪
♪ So can you
♪ Meet me in Argentina
♪
- Thanks. - Thank you.
- ♪ I never meant to leave you
♪ I want you, I need you
♪ I only hoped it'd be me and you ♪
♪ So can you
- Lauren, nice dress. - Woohoo!
♪
- Yeah!
[cheers and applause]
- [laughs]
- That's crazy.
- Thank you, thank you, we are Tender Betty.
[cheers and applause]
- Thanks a lot.
Really missed you but man, your boy was on fire.
- I'm so-- - No, it's cool, it's cool.
- Did you see me? I did it!
That was crazy.
- I never got the ticket to Argentina you left for me.
- What do you mean?
- The menu was in my jacket pocket.
Your envelope must've gotten stuck inside.
It's been in the time capsule
this whole time.
- Are you serious?
- I can't say I would've come,
but I definitely would've called.
- So...
this whole time you thought that I just left you?
Just like that?
Oh.
I'm so sorry.
- Me, too.
You look amazing.
- I went to prom to surprise you.
- You did?
- Yeah, I had a whole speech prepared.
- Okay.
Tom, I know this is seven years overdue,
but I'm always late.
You know that about me.
I wasn't ready to commit to you in high school.
But I am now.
- I guess in some ways, I wasn't ready either.
I wasn't willing to fight for you when you left.
To follow you,
or jump on a plane for you.
But I would now.
Or at least I'd jump on stage for you at the last minute.
- I love you.
- I love you too.
- You guys were great.
Jane, you killed it on the drums.
- Really? Thanks.
- I might not have realized
that you liked me back in high school,
but I do know that you're beautiful,
talented, and smart.
And I don't want to waste another second.
- Tom!
Hey, man, thanks again, brother.
- Bro, seriously you saved us, man.
- Glad to be of service. It was fun.
- Hey, we're gonna go hang out with Rat Stevens,
but you killed it.
- Hey, I'll join you guys in a minute.
- All right, cool.
- I'm so impressed. Those lyrics were amazing.
- Yeah, well, most of them are about you, so.
- Mm-hmm, yeah, thought so.
I'm going to Taiwan to teach a class for the summer.
I never want to lose you again.
Will you come with me?
- I'd love to.
- Tom, you should've put it in her pocket.
Then she would've found it later and met you at the airport.
It would've been way more dramatic.
- [laughing] - This is true.
- You guys, I'm done covering the old hits, all right?
It's been fun.
I say we start touring with the new stuff.
- You guys make some good points.
- Let's take a picture, for the next time capsule.
Yeah? - All right.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Come on, get in here.
Ready? On three.
One, two, three.
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