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♪ Something is in the air
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♪ Must be the time of year
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♪ It's getting cold
but let it snow ♪
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♪ You're keeping me warm
right here ♪
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♪ And I can hear
the sleigh bells ringing ♪
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♪ Listening to what
my heart's singing ♪
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♪ You're what I want
for Christmas every year ♪
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♪ And I said la-la-la la-la ♪
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♪ La-la la-la-la la-la-la
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♪ La-la-la la-la ♪
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♪ La-la la-la-la la-la-la
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♪ Let's make our way outside
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♪ See all
the Christmas lights ♪
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♪ We'll wear our touch ♪
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♪ We'll join everyone ♪
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♪ By the fire inside ♪
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♪ And I can hear
the sleigh bells ringing ♪
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♪ Listening to what
my heart's singing ♪
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♪ And I can feel the love
you're giving ♪
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♪ You and me a new tradition ♪
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♪ You're what I want
for Christmas every year ♪
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♪ Hmm
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♪ Yeah yeah eh eh eh ♪
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♪ Hm-mm-mm-mm ♪
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♪ You're what I want
for Christmas every year ♪
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My perfect taste-tester,
just in time to tell me
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how tasty my taste in baking is.
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-What is this?
-Red-velvet cheesecake pie.
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Red-velvet cheesecake?
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You don't make red velvet
or cheesecake.
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It's for my mom's new
bed-and-breakfast restaurant.
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I'm making the dessert menu
for her, remember?
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Right, but you don't make
red-velvet pie.
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You make pretty little pastries
like these over here.
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I used to make red-velvet pie
with my mom when I was a kid.
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You do realize how many calories
are in this slice of pie, yes?
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You do realize that there is pie
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sitting in front of you
right now, yes?
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Yes.
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What? What is that?
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It that a white custard
in the cream cheese?
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What on Earth
is this perfection?
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Oh. Really?
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I haven't made anything
like this in so long,
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I was worried I lost my touch.
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Why have you never put anything
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like this on one of our menus?
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Oh, please,
like anyone in Los Angeles
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wants to eat something
so decadent.
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You mean you can't make
a non-holiday, gluten-free,
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dairy-free, low-fat,
Keto-Paleo variation?
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You would love that,
wouldn't you?
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I would, almost as much
as you're gonna love
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hearing who has a rez tonight.
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Who?
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-Tanner Rhodes.
-Are you serious?
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Look, I know
he's your sworn nemesis,
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but why don't you let him try
a slice of this little heaven?
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You just might change his mind
about your food.
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The only thing that I wanna
change Tanner Rhodes' mind about
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is his ill-conceived choice
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to step foot
into my restaurant tonight.
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Don't you mean my restaurant?
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Nina, don't make me take away
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your taste-testing privileges.
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Uh, no. Don't joke like that.
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Oh. It's so good.
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Thank you.
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Wow, it looks so lovely.
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Maybe to make up
for the food, no?
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Mm. Now, Pepper, we have not
even tried the holiday menu.
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Maybe we'll be impressed.
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You're always far too optimistic
about the food, Tanner.
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It's a good thing you can't
mince your words in a critique
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like you do with all
these pleasantries in person.
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Now, Pepper,
I don't pretend pleasantries.
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I'm a nice guy,
I just tell the truth
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about the food, that's all.
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And that is why
our restaurant reviews
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are the most hyped in LA.
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Nina, how are you?
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Good evening, Tanner. Pepper.
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-How are you two doing tonight?
-We're great.
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-Mm-hmm.
-So nice to see you.
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And the holiday decor in here,
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obsessed.
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Aww, thank you.
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Your server
will be with you shortly.
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Are we, um...
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Oh, no,
tonight we are off the record.
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We are here just to enjoy
the food, no critique.
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Oh, well, all right, then.
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Why don't I start you two off
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with a bottle of Merlot
on the house, anyway?
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I know that's your favorite
as I recall, Pepper?
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We would love that.
Thank you, Nina.
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-Sure.
-Hm?
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What? No holiday cuisine review?
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Oh, I've done my columns
for the week.
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Well, throw it in
for Monday column.
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Why wouldn't you review?
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Pepper, if I start eating a meal
with a review in mind,
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then I can't help myself.
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So tonight
I'm dining as a regular patron,
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not a critic.
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Whatever you say.
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Here you are. Enjoy.
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It looks lovely.
Thank you.
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All right.
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No review this time.
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I don't wanna hear
what you have to say.
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I don't care what he thinks
about my chicken.
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Unless he liked it.
Did he like it?
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I already told you
he said he's not here
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to review the restaurant.
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But he did smile big
at his first bite.
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-Smile big?
-Well, you know, he-he smiled.
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It's better than anything
he's given you before.
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Look, I don't need
Tanner Rhodes' validation. Okay?
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Our restaurant does not need
Tanner Rhodes' validation.
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Food critic Marla Kravitz said
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the skin on my roast chicken
sings.
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Josie. How are you this evening?
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I'm great. Extremely well.
Running a four-star restaurant.
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-No big deal. How was dinner?
-The roasted chicken was lovely.
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Oh, good.
I'm so glad you liked it.
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Oh, and what is this?
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Special dessert.
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Is it a special dessert
or a dessert special?
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A special dessert.
It's not on our menu.
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It's meant for my mother's
new bistro up in Big Bear Lake.
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And is this a red-velvet pie?
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The best red-velvet
custard cheesecake pie
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you will ever have.
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Well, this doesn't look like
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a Josie Byrde Bakery dessert
to me.
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That's 'cause
it's old-school Josie.
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I think you're gonna wanna
use a normal fork.
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And it's vegan?
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Only in our dreams,
Ms. Fine.
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Shall we?
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Oh, wow. That's delicious.
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Thank you.
And it's, uh, on the house.
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Happy holidays.
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Josie,
uh, your red-velvet pie,
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it's not bad.
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Not bad.
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Well, thank you.
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I'm so glad that
you got a chance to try my, uh,
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my baking again.
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Hope it wasn't
"More trite than taste," right?
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Your words, not mine.
Um, if you'll excuse me...
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I just have to, uh, go back
into the kitchen
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and, um, make our menu pastries.
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They're light and fluffy,
yet full of flavor,
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and low-calorie, so...
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Uh, Josie,
she's not still upset with me
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over that old review, is she?
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No, of course not.
Maybe a little.
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Ha! Hi!
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Oh. Hey, mom. How are you?
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Good, good.
Nolan and I are just setting up.
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Getting ready
for our esteemed guests.
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-Hey, Jos!
-Hi.
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Oh, that's wonderful.
Hey, Nolan.
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Actually that's why I'm calling.
I've got some really good news.
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-Yeah?
Yup.
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Guess who
our first guest of honor
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at the grand opening
of Byrde's B&B Bistro is.
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Marla Kravitz.
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Oh. Big-time food critic.
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That's great.
-Uh, yeah, that's, that's great.
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-But she's so-- Yeah.
-Critical? Yeah. I guess.
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But she loves comfort food, mom,
so I really think she's
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the best person that we could've
asked for for your menu.
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But it really makes me nervous.
But I'm ready, I'm ready.
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Bring it on, Marla Kravitz.
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Yes, that's the spirit,
because Marla Kravitz
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is the icing
on this holiday fruitcake
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because we also have
Iris Davenport.
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-Uh, you're kidding.
-Nope.
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Apparently, she broke up with
that professional sports guy
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and she wanted to do
something fun for the holidays,
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so it was either Saint Bart's
or Byrde's B&B Bistro,
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and we won.
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That, that is incredible!
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Oh, my God, I, oh...
I'm so excited.
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The Iris Davenport,
I mean, I-I watch her show,
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like, every single day.
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-All the time.
-Yeah.
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I know, what if she falls
in love with us
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and asks you to go on her show?
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From what I remember,
she's incredibly sweet
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from when she used to come in
to the bakery.
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Uh, that is so wonderful.
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That's so great, Jos.
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I, uh, I can't wait to try
that legendary
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tres leches Christmas cake.
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Your mom says it's gonna be
our featured dessert.
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You know, it's my favorite thing
I've ever made.
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Um, so when are you
getting here?
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I think I can leave
Saturday morning.
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I just need to double-check
that my sous-chefs
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can survive without me.
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Okay. Great news.
Can't wait to see you.
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I'll see you soon.
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Hm.
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-There she is.
-Hey, Nolan.
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-Great to see you.
-You, too, of course.
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Glad to see you're still
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admiring my mother
as much as I do.
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Ah, of course. I can't imagine
myself anywhere else.
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Plus, she promoted me
to management.
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Oh, yeah? Congrats.
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Thank you. Here.
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-Let me take this.
-Thank you.
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Your mom is pulling out
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the decorations as we speak.
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-She waited, for me?
-Of course! Her only daughter?
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Oh! There she is.
Oh, my little girl.
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Successful entrepreneur
and celebrated chef.
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I learned from the best.
Mom, you smell like Christmas.
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-Do I?
-Yeah.
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Mm. I don't know. Come.
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-We decorate.
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Ah.
I'll just take this to the room.
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Aw,
dad's Mallard duck ornament.
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He sure loved that summer flock
of ducks on the lake, didn't he?
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I think they used to come back
every summer
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just for the food he gave them.
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Yeah.
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I sure miss his hugs.
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Yeah, well,
I'm sure wherever he is,
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he misses yours, too.
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Ah, so tell me everything new.
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-Are you seeing anybody?
-Everything new?
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Mom, you were at my house
for Friendsgiving in LA,
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like, a month ago.
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Well, you could've started
seeing someone
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between then and now.
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Well, I haven't.
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Not really sure when I'd have
the time to, to be honest.
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Six nights a week
I'm cooking romantic dinners
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for people on their date nights.
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Sweetie,
you really need to start
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making more time for yourself,
you know?
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Okay. I will.
250
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When my career is in
a more stable, better place.
251
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What are you talking about?
252
00:13:13.531 --> 00:13:16.796
You run a successful business,
you make great money,
253
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you're the head chef
at a great restaurant.
254
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How many expectations
are you gonna put
255
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on this career of yours?
256
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I don't know,
maybe I wanna have my own show
257
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or restaurant empire.
258
00:13:28.198 --> 00:13:30.505
You're one to talk.
You live where you work.
259
00:13:30.592 --> 00:13:32.942
I am not young
and looking for love.
260
00:13:33.029 --> 00:13:34.988
Who says I'm looking for love?
261
00:13:35.075 --> 00:13:37.860
Nolan's still single, you know?
262
00:13:37.947 --> 00:13:39.906
I'm just saying
it would be really romantic
263
00:13:39.949 --> 00:13:42.691
to get, you know,
high-school sweethearts
264
00:13:42.778 --> 00:13:44.214
back together on the lake.
265
00:13:44.301 --> 00:13:47.000
Mom, no. Not gonna happen.
266
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Hm. I gave him a promotion.
267
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Uh, okay, I'll stop.
268
00:13:56.357 --> 00:13:58.185
Hey, Shannon.
269
00:13:58.272 --> 00:14:00.752
The, uh, Adlers were asking
if we're still serving dinner.
270
00:14:00.796 --> 00:14:03.538
Oh, um, yeah,
let 'em know we're-we're making
271
00:14:03.625 --> 00:14:06.193
our annual, traditional
chicken and dumplings,
272
00:14:06.280 --> 00:14:07.542
uh, for the soup kitchen,
273
00:14:07.629 --> 00:14:08.891
but they can join us
if they'd like.
274
00:14:08.978 --> 00:14:10.937
Okay. I'll let 'em know.
275
00:14:10.980 --> 00:14:12.547
Hey, uh, Jos,
you, uh, missed a spot.
276
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-Ten o'clock.
-Thanks, Brolan.
277
00:14:15.593 --> 00:14:18.814
Still not okay.
278
00:14:21.861 --> 00:14:23.210
Stop.
279
00:14:28.606 --> 00:14:30.565
Oh. Ooh.
280
00:14:30.652 --> 00:14:33.394
Josie, your rosemary bread
is gonna pair so perfectly
281
00:14:33.437 --> 00:14:36.397
with these dumplings.
Here, you have to try this.
282
00:14:43.491 --> 00:14:46.668
Mm. Yum! You're using more thyme
than you ever have before.
283
00:14:46.755 --> 00:14:48.017
You noticed. Good catch.
284
00:14:48.104 --> 00:14:49.976
Someone's developing taste buds.
285
00:14:50.063 --> 00:14:53.936
Ah. Watch it. Don't forget who
taught you everything you know.
286
00:14:53.980 --> 00:14:56.634
You did not teach me how to make
this rosemary bread.
287
00:14:56.721 --> 00:14:57.897
Touche.
288
00:14:59.768 --> 00:15:02.466
Hey, you look nice.
289
00:15:02.510 --> 00:15:04.512
I am playing server and manager
this evening.
290
00:15:04.599 --> 00:15:05.992
-Ooh, what do we have here?
-Ah.
291
00:15:06.079 --> 00:15:07.907
Those are for those in need.
292
00:15:07.994 --> 00:15:10.300
Uh, Nolan, there are
two side salads in the fridge.
293
00:15:10.387 --> 00:15:11.606
Could you get those out, please?
294
00:15:11.649 --> 00:15:12.781
-Yeah. Sure.
-For the Adlers.
295
00:15:12.868 --> 00:15:14.478
You know,
with the real restaurant
296
00:15:14.565 --> 00:15:16.480
opening up this Christmas Eve
297
00:15:16.524 --> 00:15:18.656
and things start kicking up
the way they are,
298
00:15:18.743 --> 00:15:20.963
we could really use
some extra help around here.
299
00:15:21.050 --> 00:15:23.487
Yup, we're gonna have
to find mom a great sous-chef,
300
00:15:23.574 --> 00:15:26.229
and someone that I trust
with my desserts.
301
00:15:26.316 --> 00:15:27.578
Interested in the job?
302
00:15:27.665 --> 00:15:29.015
Well, if that means being
303
00:15:29.102 --> 00:15:31.626
in the kitchen with you more,
then sure.
304
00:15:34.977 --> 00:15:38.807
I really appreciated all your
help with the opening, Josie.
305
00:15:38.894 --> 00:15:40.156
Of course, mama,
anything for you.
306
00:15:40.243 --> 00:15:41.723
Hey, you know, I-I just,
307
00:15:41.810 --> 00:15:43.420
I just don't think
I would've had the courage
308
00:15:43.507 --> 00:15:45.466
to-to change the dining room
into a bistro
309
00:15:45.553 --> 00:15:47.990
if it weren't
for all your success.
310
00:15:48.077 --> 00:15:49.513
-I'm so proud of you.
-All right, fine.
311
00:15:49.600 --> 00:15:51.472
I learned everything that I know
from you.
312
00:15:51.515 --> 00:15:52.647
Smart girl.
313
00:15:55.302 --> 00:15:56.781
-Hello.
-Thank you.
314
00:15:56.868 --> 00:15:58.740
-Merry Christmas.
-And to you.
315
00:16:00.263 --> 00:16:01.873
Look what Ms. Rose gave us
to bring home.
316
00:16:01.917 --> 00:16:05.225
Mm. Is that her famous
pickled cranberry relish?
317
00:16:05.268 --> 00:16:07.923
-Oh, I love it.
-It'll go great with my bread.
318
00:16:08.010 --> 00:16:09.707
Well, sorry to tell you,
sweetheart,
319
00:16:09.794 --> 00:16:12.928
but your rosemary bread
didn't survive the soup kitchen.
320
00:16:13.015 --> 00:16:15.017
That's all right. We can make
more when we get home.
321
00:16:15.104 --> 00:16:17.498
We have an endless supply
of herbs in the greenhouse.
322
00:16:17.585 --> 00:16:19.021
Yeah.
323
00:16:19.108 --> 00:16:21.023
Hi, Becky. Happy holidays.
324
00:16:21.067 --> 00:16:24.896
Oh, here. Take two.
325
00:16:24.940 --> 00:16:27.856
Well, the Christmas craze
has officially begun.
326
00:16:27.943 --> 00:16:31.033
-This is all we've got left.
-Uh, all right, mom.
327
00:16:31.120 --> 00:16:33.253
I'm gonna go put this in the car
and then I'll help you pack up.
328
00:16:33.340 --> 00:16:34.776
Yeah. Perfect.
329
00:16:39.563 --> 00:16:41.391
-Need some help?
-Oh. Ah.
330
00:16:41.435 --> 00:16:44.003
-Oh.
-The relish.
331
00:16:44.090 --> 00:16:47.049
-Is that cranberry relish?
-It was.
332
00:16:47.093 --> 00:16:49.008
I am so sorry about your shirt.
333
00:16:49.095 --> 00:16:52.185
Tanner, what are you doing
in Big Bear Lake?
334
00:16:52.272 --> 00:16:54.230
Well, I came here to find out
what the secret ingredient was
335
00:16:54.274 --> 00:16:56.711
in your perfect whipped cream.
I-it's outstanding.
336
00:16:56.754 --> 00:16:58.495
Is that Tanner Rhodes?
337
00:16:58.582 --> 00:17:01.585
You must be Mrs. Byrde
of the famous new B&B Bistro.
338
00:17:01.672 --> 00:17:05.111
-Call me Shannon.
-I-I can see the resemblance.
339
00:17:05.154 --> 00:17:07.374
I'm sorry.
What is happening right now?
340
00:17:07.417 --> 00:17:09.680
Oh, well, Mr. Rhodes enquired
341
00:17:09.767 --> 00:17:12.422
if he could participate
in our grand opening review.
342
00:17:12.466 --> 00:17:13.554
-Mm-hmm.
-Which will be wonderful.
343
00:17:13.597 --> 00:17:14.555
I mean, it'll be like
344
00:17:14.598 --> 00:17:16.383
the trifecta of taste-testers.
345
00:17:16.426 --> 00:17:18.472
-Trifecta.
-Sorry. What...
346
00:17:18.515 --> 00:17:21.431
You're, so you're gonna be
reviewing my mother's bistro?
347
00:17:21.518 --> 00:17:22.563
Yeah.
348
00:17:22.650 --> 00:17:24.043
Which means you'll be reviewing
349
00:17:24.130 --> 00:17:25.044
my desserts.
350
00:17:25.131 --> 00:17:26.741
-Mm-hmm.
-Of course, dear.
351
00:17:26.828 --> 00:17:29.135
-Mm-hmm.
-And he'll love them.
352
00:17:29.222 --> 00:17:30.223
Yeah.
353
00:17:34.923 --> 00:17:37.882
[instrumental mu
354
00:17:46.195 --> 00:17:49.285
-What was that all about?
-Mom, you know.
355
00:17:49.329 --> 00:17:52.332
His last review practically
put my bakery out of business.
356
00:17:52.419 --> 00:17:56.379
Oh, honey, your exorbitant rent
put your bakery out of business.
357
00:17:56.466 --> 00:17:57.902
Your desserts were just fine.
358
00:17:57.989 --> 00:17:59.730
You never liked
my desserts there.
359
00:17:59.817 --> 00:18:01.428
That is not true.
360
00:18:01.515 --> 00:18:03.517
I, I thought
the menu was just fine.
361
00:18:03.604 --> 00:18:07.477
I just didn't think the,
the menu was very true to you.
362
00:18:07.521 --> 00:18:09.479
Wow. Okay.
363
00:18:09.523 --> 00:18:11.351
Well, all the same,
364
00:18:11.438 --> 00:18:12.961
obviously, I wouldn't have
wanted him here.
365
00:18:13.048 --> 00:18:17.052
-Why would you have invited him?
-I-I didn't invite him.
366
00:18:17.139 --> 00:18:18.923
Uh, Josie,
yesterday he emailed me
367
00:18:19.010 --> 00:18:21.012
and he asked
about our availability
368
00:18:21.100 --> 00:18:23.319
and then he booked
our last room.
369
00:18:23.363 --> 00:18:26.627
It, it was his decision to come,
not mine.
370
00:18:28.411 --> 00:18:29.543
Okay.
371
00:18:36.115 --> 00:18:37.812
I thought we decided
on candied bacon
372
00:18:37.855 --> 00:18:39.292
for the breakfast spread.
373
00:18:39.379 --> 00:18:41.729
I can combine it.
Coffee-glaze candied bacon.
374
00:18:41.816 --> 00:18:44.645
-No, that's too busy, mom.
-Not the way I'm gonna do it.
375
00:18:44.688 --> 00:18:47.387
-Ugh.
-Oh! The casserole.
376
00:18:49.693 --> 00:18:52.348
Got it?
Yeah. Ah.
377
00:18:52.435 --> 00:18:55.699
Well, something smells
ready to gobble-gobble.
378
00:18:55.743 --> 00:18:59.181
That is mom's orange-sage,
turkey-herbed casserole.
379
00:18:59.225 --> 00:19:00.878
Mm, and, you know,
I bet you that would be
380
00:19:00.965 --> 00:19:03.142
even better on bread
with lunch tomorrow.
381
00:19:03.229 --> 00:19:05.187
It makes
a delicious leftover sandwich.
382
00:19:05.231 --> 00:19:06.667
I'll make you one tomorrow
if you want it.
383
00:19:06.710 --> 00:19:10.540
Great. It's a photo-worthy
casserole, too.
384
00:19:10.627 --> 00:19:12.325
Mom always said
even the ugliest dishes
385
00:19:12.368 --> 00:19:14.022
can be photo-worthy
with a little garnish.
386
00:19:14.065 --> 00:19:16.546
-Mm-hmm.
-I like that philosophy.
387
00:19:16.633 --> 00:19:18.287
Marrying the worlds
of beauty and taste
388
00:19:18.374 --> 00:19:19.897
in my experience is seemingly
389
00:19:19.941 --> 00:19:22.161
one of the most difficult things
for a chef to do.
390
00:19:22.248 --> 00:19:25.033
Exactly. And whoever said
it had to be one or the other?
391
00:19:25.120 --> 00:19:27.601
Right, you know, I kinda feel
like if it's made with enough
392
00:19:27.688 --> 00:19:30.256
love, that the presentation
will just speak for itself.
393
00:19:30.343 --> 00:19:32.214
I like that,
if you wanna go take
394
00:19:32.258 --> 00:19:33.476
a seat in the dining room,
I'll serve you.
395
00:19:33.520 --> 00:19:34.825
Great.
396
00:19:36.262 --> 00:19:38.873
-Okay.
-Yeah. Thank you.
397
00:19:40.744 --> 00:19:42.529
What's the deal with you
and the new guy?
398
00:19:42.616 --> 00:19:44.139
You, uh, you know him
before today?
399
00:19:44.226 --> 00:19:46.185
Yup, that's the guy
who ruined my bakery
400
00:19:46.272 --> 00:19:48.883
with his bad review.
But it's not gonna happen again.
401
00:19:48.970 --> 00:19:51.146
-What are you doing?
-Serving our guest.
402
00:19:53.583 --> 00:19:55.106
Wow.
403
00:19:55.194 --> 00:19:57.152
Dinner is served.
404
00:19:59.372 --> 00:20:00.808
Care to join me?
405
00:20:00.895 --> 00:20:03.898
I'm still confused
why you joined us here.
406
00:20:03.985 --> 00:20:04.986
I know you didn't drive
all this way
407
00:20:05.073 --> 00:20:06.030
just for the secret ingredient
408
00:20:06.074 --> 00:20:07.771
in my homemade whipped cream.
409
00:20:07.815 --> 00:20:10.121
Which I'm not giving you,
by the way.
410
00:20:10.165 --> 00:20:14.996
Uh, look, I came up here
for some rest and relaxation.
411
00:20:15.083 --> 00:20:16.215
Um, isn't that enough?
412
00:20:16.258 --> 00:20:17.868
No, Tanner, it's not,
413
00:20:17.955 --> 00:20:20.871
because now it is about work.
414
00:20:20.958 --> 00:20:23.526
And you've got my mom all
excited, just like you had...
415
00:20:25.267 --> 00:20:27.704
Haven't you done enough damage
to my career already?
416
00:20:27.791 --> 00:20:30.141
I'm a food critic, okay, Josie?
417
00:20:30.185 --> 00:20:31.534
I have to be as honest
with my reviews
418
00:20:31.621 --> 00:20:33.275
as you are with your cooking.
419
00:20:33.319 --> 00:20:36.235
And besides, your career
seems to be doing just fine.
420
00:20:36.322 --> 00:20:39.107
Now. It took a year
to bounce back.
421
00:20:39.194 --> 00:20:42.371
I was just doing my job.
And I said I was sorry.
422
00:20:42.458 --> 00:20:43.720
In a formal email.
423
00:20:43.807 --> 00:20:45.461
And I also invited you out
to dinner
424
00:20:45.505 --> 00:20:46.984
to make up for that.
425
00:20:47.028 --> 00:20:48.638
Yeah, like I'm gonna go out
with the guy
426
00:20:48.725 --> 00:20:50.553
who burned down my bakery.
427
00:20:50.640 --> 00:20:53.643
Well, look
at your restaurant now. Okay?
428
00:20:53.687 --> 00:20:56.733
The food is good.
I mean, you've grown.
429
00:20:56.820 --> 00:20:58.605
So is that
why you're really here?
430
00:20:58.692 --> 00:21:02.261
Um...
431
00:21:02.348 --> 00:21:05.176
Look, the truth is,
432
00:21:05.220 --> 00:21:08.963
I find you
and your red-velvet pie...
433
00:21:09.659 --> 00:21:11.618
endearing.
434
00:21:11.705 --> 00:21:13.794
I-it's not just
about the whipped cream.
435
00:21:13.837 --> 00:21:16.013
So I came up here to see
what this Christmas cuisine
436
00:21:16.100 --> 00:21:17.450
was all about.
437
00:21:18.059 --> 00:21:19.800
Fine.
438
00:21:19.843 --> 00:21:22.585
But I can't risk you ruining
my mother's new venture,
439
00:21:22.672 --> 00:21:26.981
so, you like the food,
you don't like the food
440
00:21:27.068 --> 00:21:29.853
you only write about the food
if you love it.
441
00:21:29.897 --> 00:21:32.378
Ah, so we're striking deals now,
are we?
442
00:21:32.421 --> 00:21:36.512
But only if I love the food.
443
00:21:36.556 --> 00:21:38.384
Pretty much.
444
00:21:38.471 --> 00:21:42.475
If you don't like the food,
just tell me,
445
00:21:42.518 --> 00:21:44.128
but that's it.
446
00:21:44.215 --> 00:21:45.695
You know, I hope
this isn't your introduction
447
00:21:45.739 --> 00:21:47.654
to Iris Davenport
and Marla Kravitz
448
00:21:47.741 --> 00:21:48.698
in a couple of days.
449
00:21:53.834 --> 00:21:56.271
Mm. This is good.
450
00:21:56.358 --> 00:22:00.536
Yeah. I know.
Everything here is.
451
00:22:00.580 --> 00:22:02.321
I hope to find out.
452
00:22:24.604 --> 00:22:26.432
-This is a cute store.
Thanks.
453
00:22:26.475 --> 00:22:27.737
Do you have any crushed
peppermint or straight-up
454
00:22:27.781 --> 00:22:28.956
dark chocolate, by chance?
455
00:22:29.043 --> 00:22:30.479
Over there.
-Thank you.
456
00:22:43.710 --> 00:22:45.494
-Josie.
-Hm?
457
00:22:45.581 --> 00:22:46.843
Hey, what are you doing here?
458
00:22:46.930 --> 00:22:51.021
Uh, just, um,
getting some goodies.
459
00:22:51.108 --> 00:22:53.284
What's with the scarf
on your head?
460
00:22:53.372 --> 00:22:56.940
It's not a scarf,
it's, uh, fashion.
461
00:22:57.027 --> 00:22:58.681
Okay. Uh, well...
462
00:22:58.768 --> 00:23:00.335
Um, hey, um,
since we're both out,
463
00:23:00.422 --> 00:23:02.119
did you maybe wanna grab
some lunch?
464
00:23:02.163 --> 00:23:04.470
I know, I know you know all the
best eateries around here, so...
465
00:23:04.557 --> 00:23:06.123
Actually, yeah.
466
00:23:06.167 --> 00:23:07.734
This candy is kinda
making me hungry.
467
00:23:07.777 --> 00:23:10.606
Great. What did you get?
468
00:23:10.693 --> 00:23:14.567
Uh, it's a, another secret
ingredient for one of my dishes.
469
00:23:14.654 --> 00:23:17.831
Oh, so that's why
you were hiding on me. Okay.
470
00:23:17.874 --> 00:23:20.486
Well, I'm sure I'll figure it
out once I taste the dish.
471
00:23:20.529 --> 00:23:22.923
-Maybe not even then.
-Yeah. Maybe then.
472
00:23:22.966 --> 00:23:26.143
-Just have to wait and see.
-We will wait and see.
473
00:23:26.230 --> 00:23:27.231
Ready, dear?
474
00:23:32.149 --> 00:23:33.455
Ho, well,
I am glad that we decided
475
00:23:33.499 --> 00:23:35.283
to split
the buffalo blue sandwich
476
00:23:35.370 --> 00:23:36.980
because I would be bursting
at the seams right now.
477
00:23:37.024 --> 00:23:39.635
But, uh, thanks for having lunch
with me.
478
00:23:39.679 --> 00:23:41.855
I certainly never would've
imagined seeing the day
479
00:23:41.942 --> 00:23:45.293
where I'm sitting across
from Tanner Rhodes eating lunch.
480
00:23:45.380 --> 00:23:48.165
Well, we were bound to bond
over something someday.
481
00:23:48.252 --> 00:23:50.385
This chicken sandwich
is a perfect start.
482
00:23:51.430 --> 00:23:53.040
And you know why, uh...
483
00:23:53.127 --> 00:23:55.521
I just wanted to apologize
for my review.
484
00:23:55.564 --> 00:23:58.915
Partly 'cause it,
it wasn't mine alone.
485
00:23:59.002 --> 00:24:01.048
-What do you mean?
-Well, my managing editor.
486
00:24:01.135 --> 00:24:04.443
Pepper, she had her hands on it
before it hit print.
487
00:24:04.530 --> 00:24:06.880
And Pepper sometimes
likes to color outside the lines
488
00:24:06.967 --> 00:24:10.710
and use words that can affect
people's businesses.
489
00:24:10.753 --> 00:24:13.582
And although I can't apologize
for doing my job,
490
00:24:13.669 --> 00:24:15.279
I can apologize for its effects.
491
00:24:15.323 --> 00:24:17.368
I see.
492
00:24:17.456 --> 00:24:20.850
Well, thank you
for your apology.
493
00:24:20.937 --> 00:24:22.243
I guess everything
sort of happens
494
00:24:22.330 --> 00:24:23.636
the way it's meant to, right?
495
00:24:23.679 --> 00:24:26.029
Yeah. And it's Christmas time.
496
00:24:26.073 --> 00:24:27.683
It's time to make things right.
497
00:24:27.727 --> 00:24:29.511
And besides, if your mom's menu
498
00:24:29.598 --> 00:24:31.774
is half as good as her casserole
we had the other night,
499
00:24:31.861 --> 00:24:35.125
I'm telling you,
she is in for a rave review.
500
00:24:35.212 --> 00:24:36.997
It's not my mother
that I'm worried about.
501
00:24:37.040 --> 00:24:40.043
Oh. You're worried about my
thoughts on your dessert menu.
502
00:24:40.087 --> 00:24:41.480
-Aren't you?
Maybe.
503
00:24:41.523 --> 00:24:43.786
Although I am more confident now
504
00:24:43.873 --> 00:24:46.223
than anything
I've ever made before, but...
505
00:24:46.310 --> 00:24:47.834
Well, then,
why don't you tell me
506
00:24:47.921 --> 00:24:50.619
what is on the menu
for the big holiday review?
507
00:24:50.706 --> 00:24:53.361
Sans Santa's top-secret
ingredients, of course.
508
00:24:53.448 --> 00:24:57.365
We'll be serving three dessert
samples after the main course.
509
00:24:57.408 --> 00:24:59.280
My mom wants to test everything
out since I'm not gonna be
510
00:24:59.367 --> 00:25:00.455
around after the holidays.
511
00:25:00.542 --> 00:25:01.891
Hm, so
512
00:25:01.978 --> 00:25:04.633
three desserts
and zero complaints.
513
00:25:04.720 --> 00:25:07.201
Come on. Tell me.
514
00:25:07.288 --> 00:25:10.900
Well, we have Rudolph's
red-velvet reindeer-cheesecake
515
00:25:10.987 --> 00:25:13.033
custard pie
which you've already tried.
516
00:25:13.120 --> 00:25:15.426
Yes. With the perfect
whipped cream.
517
00:25:15.514 --> 00:25:19.474
We have Santa's
snickerdoodle cookie bake
518
00:25:19.561 --> 00:25:21.650
with pecan and praline icing.
519
00:25:21.737 --> 00:25:23.826
Wow. Okay, keep going.
520
00:25:23.913 --> 00:25:26.176
And last but not least, we have
521
00:25:26.263 --> 00:25:28.309
my old Christmas tree
tres leches cake.
522
00:25:28.396 --> 00:25:30.050
Tres leches?
523
00:25:30.137 --> 00:25:32.661
-Did you just say tres leches?
-I did.
524
00:25:32.748 --> 00:25:33.749
And you're gonna use real milks?
525
00:25:33.836 --> 00:25:35.577
Yes, I'm using real milks.
526
00:25:35.621 --> 00:25:37.623
Wow, I find that
just fascinating
527
00:25:37.666 --> 00:25:40.016
because your bakery back in LA,
you didn't use one real milk,
528
00:25:40.103 --> 00:25:42.366
let alone three with real cream.
529
00:25:42.453 --> 00:25:44.673
That was my big-city bakery.
530
00:25:44.760 --> 00:25:46.283
Mom wants to have a comfort menu
531
00:25:46.370 --> 00:25:48.329
with things that we used
to make together growing up,
532
00:25:48.416 --> 00:25:50.418
so that's what I'm giving her.
533
00:25:50.505 --> 00:25:52.289
And what inspired the change
back in LA?
534
00:25:52.333 --> 00:25:56.337
I don't know, um,
chefs I used to work for,
535
00:25:56.424 --> 00:25:58.992
trends that were hot
at the time.
536
00:25:59.079 --> 00:26:01.603
People's waistlines?
537
00:26:01.690 --> 00:26:03.605
I mean, it's LA.
You know how it is down there.
538
00:26:03.649 --> 00:26:06.956
People like to eat
healthy and clean.
539
00:26:07.000 --> 00:26:08.828
I thought I was making
what would sell.
540
00:26:08.915 --> 00:26:10.960
Yeah, no, I totally get it,
but, I mean,
541
00:26:11.047 --> 00:26:12.962
your red-velvet pie
with the cream-cheese custard
542
00:26:13.049 --> 00:26:17.576
is a far cry from your vegan,
low-sugar, red-velvet macaroons.
543
00:26:17.663 --> 00:26:20.056
But have you ever thought about,
you know, marrying the two,
544
00:26:20.143 --> 00:26:22.537
sort of just
meeting in the middle?
545
00:26:22.624 --> 00:26:25.235
Nope. Maybe I should.
546
00:26:25.322 --> 00:26:26.585
I did have more fun
making this menu
547
00:26:26.672 --> 00:26:28.499
than anything I've made before.
548
00:26:28.543 --> 00:26:30.066
Yeah, and I think
that when people try your food,
549
00:26:30.153 --> 00:26:31.764
it'll shine through the menu.
550
00:26:31.851 --> 00:26:34.375
Some people like my bakery.
551
00:26:34.462 --> 00:26:35.985
But you just weren't
one of them.
552
00:26:36.072 --> 00:26:39.380
I thought I was making
what the people would like.
553
00:26:39.467 --> 00:26:41.164
What about what you like? Hm?
554
00:26:42.426 --> 00:26:49.782
I'm still figuring that out.
555
00:26:49.869 --> 00:26:51.131
It's so much bigger than...
556
00:26:53.350 --> 00:26:54.787
You're back!
557
00:26:54.830 --> 00:26:57.441
Pepper, what are you doing here?
558
00:26:57.528 --> 00:26:59.661
Oh, my plans to go
to Connecticut fell through.
559
00:26:59.748 --> 00:27:01.445
Mom and dad went to Tulum.
560
00:27:01.532 --> 00:27:03.447
I didn't wanna be someplace warm
for Christmas,
561
00:27:03.534 --> 00:27:05.885
and since LA is warm,
I took a lift here.
562
00:27:05.972 --> 00:27:09.758
Uh, Oh, I-I see you've met,
uh, Ms. Byrde.
563
00:27:09.845 --> 00:27:12.065
Uh, Josie, uh,
you remember Pepper.
564
00:27:12.152 --> 00:27:14.807
She is my managing editor
at The Beatdown.
565
00:27:14.894 --> 00:27:16.417
Yes. Hello again.
566
00:27:16.504 --> 00:27:19.376
-Welcome to our B&B.
-Thank you.
567
00:27:19.420 --> 00:27:21.422
So-so are-are you staying?
568
00:27:21.509 --> 00:27:23.076
I am. Exciting, right?
569
00:27:23.163 --> 00:27:25.687
Mum, I thought the,
all the rooms were booked up
570
00:27:25.731 --> 00:27:29.299
until the thing when the people
come on Wednesday.
571
00:27:29.386 --> 00:27:31.388
Oh, the Adlers are leaving
this afternoon,
572
00:27:31.432 --> 00:27:34.174
so I can actually offer her
a room with a view.
573
00:27:34.261 --> 00:27:35.523
And I hear later tonight
is the annual
574
00:27:35.610 --> 00:27:37.743
cookie Christmas bake-off.
575
00:27:37.830 --> 00:27:40.223
Uh, it's just
a little family tradition.
576
00:27:40.267 --> 00:27:42.008
Well, I don't know about you,
but I, for one,
577
00:27:42.095 --> 00:27:44.445
live for a good bake-off.
578
00:27:44.532 --> 00:27:45.533
Well, then you're in
for a treat.
579
00:27:45.576 --> 00:27:47.274
Oh. Pun intended.
580
00:27:47.361 --> 00:27:49.537
You're so funny. I love it.
581
00:27:58.938 --> 00:27:59.982
You ready?
582
00:28:00.069 --> 00:28:01.375
And go.
583
00:28:19.262 --> 00:28:20.916
-Wow.
-Right?
584
00:28:20.960 --> 00:28:23.136
This casserole sandwich
is really good.
585
00:28:23.223 --> 00:28:24.485
Yeah, I had this for dinner
last night.
586
00:28:24.572 --> 00:28:25.747
And it tastes even better today,
587
00:28:25.791 --> 00:28:27.183
just like I said.
588
00:28:27.270 --> 00:28:28.750
It's actually kind of surprising
589
00:28:28.837 --> 00:28:30.839
considering how not good
the food was
590
00:28:30.926 --> 00:28:32.711
at the Byrde's Bakery.
591
00:28:35.191 --> 00:28:36.932
You know, Pepper, uh,
don't you think our critique
592
00:28:36.976 --> 00:28:40.631
was a little bit harsh, you
know? "More trite than taste."
593
00:28:40.719 --> 00:28:42.938
-I mean...
-Tanner, hardly.
594
00:28:43.025 --> 00:28:44.853
You're always totally fair
with your critiques.
595
00:28:44.940 --> 00:28:48.422
Yes, but those weren't exactly
my words.
596
00:28:48.509 --> 00:28:51.294
And from what I could remember,
they were yours.
597
00:28:51.381 --> 00:28:52.556
You know,
sometimes you like to add
598
00:28:52.643 --> 00:28:54.384
a little bit of spice
to my work.
599
00:28:54.471 --> 00:28:57.344
-Am I right?
-Yeah, 'cause spice sells.
600
00:28:57.431 --> 00:28:59.825
And I was only saying
what you couldn't.
601
00:28:59.912 --> 00:29:02.610
Okay, but there's one thing
that I know for sure.
602
00:29:02.697 --> 00:29:05.047
That red-velvet pie has just
enough spice for everyone.
603
00:29:05.134 --> 00:29:07.571
And I'm excited to try
the Christmas cuisine.
604
00:29:07.658 --> 00:29:09.095
May the best woman win.
605
00:29:15.014 --> 00:29:17.843
I'm just glad
that I can make it here
606
00:29:17.886 --> 00:29:20.889
to celebrate the spirit
of the season with you.
607
00:29:22.543 --> 00:29:26.808
Okay, so who is ready
for the bake-off?
608
00:29:26.852 --> 00:29:28.114
Ooh.
609
00:29:29.637 --> 00:29:31.378
Ooh. We are!
610
00:29:31.465 --> 00:29:33.249
Wow. They look delicious.
611
00:29:33.336 --> 00:29:34.990
Okay. Whose is whose?
612
00:29:35.034 --> 00:29:37.601
Pepper, we can't tell you that.
613
00:29:37.688 --> 00:29:39.690
It's a competition.
614
00:29:39.778 --> 00:29:42.084
But I can tell you
that in the p...
615
00:29:42.171 --> 00:29:44.260
In the past, we have both won.
616
00:29:44.347 --> 00:29:47.307
Okay. Well, the,
who should go first?
617
00:29:47.394 --> 00:29:49.788
I'll go,
and I bet I can tell you
618
00:29:49.875 --> 00:29:51.833
whose is whose
after the first bite.
619
00:29:51.920 --> 00:29:54.793
But you won't, since it won't be
fair to the other contestants.
620
00:29:54.836 --> 00:29:56.490
All right. Here we go.
621
00:29:58.361 --> 00:30:02.104
Mm. Sweet, but not too sweet.
622
00:30:05.716 --> 00:30:07.936
Mm. Yummy.
623
00:30:08.023 --> 00:30:10.112
Fluffy. Tough choice.
624
00:30:10.199 --> 00:30:12.854
Uh, well, Pepper, why don't
you go and then I'll go?
625
00:30:12.941 --> 00:30:16.379
Okay. I'm gonna try
the snowman first.
626
00:30:18.904 --> 00:30:21.689
Good. It's a bit rich.
627
00:30:24.692 --> 00:30:26.433
This is just delish.
628
00:30:26.520 --> 00:30:29.218
I'm Team Gingerbread
all the way.
629
00:30:29.262 --> 00:30:31.090
Ah, well, I guess I'll go.
630
00:30:31.133 --> 00:30:35.181
Let's see. Team Gingerbread.
Very festive. That's...
631
00:30:35.224 --> 00:30:37.879
Just a little taste. Mm.
632
00:30:37.966 --> 00:30:39.402
White-chocolate glaze
on the top.
633
00:30:39.446 --> 00:30:42.579
-Very nice.
-Nice and buttery. Creamy.
634
00:30:42.623 --> 00:30:47.019
Let's see, um, tryin'
a snowman here. Let's see.
635
00:30:48.455 --> 00:30:51.240
Hm. Nice and buttery.
636
00:30:51.284 --> 00:30:53.939
Fluffy. It's pretty good.
637
00:30:54.026 --> 00:30:57.246
Hm. Tough choice.
What say you, good sir?
638
00:30:57.290 --> 00:31:01.598
I think I'm gonna go
with Team Snowman.
639
00:31:01.685 --> 00:31:03.774
Hm.
640
00:31:03.818 --> 00:31:08.214
Well, I'd have to say that, uh,
I'm Team Snowman as well.
641
00:31:08.301 --> 00:31:11.739
-Frosty for the win.
-Oh.
642
00:31:12.696 --> 00:31:14.960
I finally beat you again.
643
00:31:15.003 --> 00:31:17.353
Again?
When was the last time you won?
644
00:31:17.440 --> 00:31:19.878
-I was 12.
-Oh.
645
00:31:20.922 --> 00:31:21.967
Well, congratulations.
646
00:31:25.057 --> 00:31:27.233
So how's LA? Mom says
the restaurant's doing well.
647
00:31:27.276 --> 00:31:29.061
Yeah. It is, actually.
648
00:31:29.148 --> 00:31:30.671
The food is interesting
649
00:31:30.758 --> 00:31:33.195
and my business partner
is great.
650
00:31:33.282 --> 00:31:35.371
She, she really knows
how to keep
651
00:31:35.458 --> 00:31:36.938
the dining culture
thriving there in a way
652
00:31:37.025 --> 00:31:38.897
that I was never really
able to do on my own.
653
00:31:38.984 --> 00:31:41.508
That's so great.
I'm really happy for you, Jos.
654
00:31:41.595 --> 00:31:43.336
Thanks.
655
00:31:43.423 --> 00:31:46.034
So, uh, you seeing anybody?
656
00:31:47.993 --> 00:31:50.386
Nope, actually, um,
657
00:31:50.473 --> 00:31:51.648
I kinda took myself
off the market
658
00:31:51.735 --> 00:31:53.868
after I broke up with Brett.
659
00:31:53.955 --> 00:31:56.740
Yeah, I, uh, I never really
liked that guy anyway.
660
00:31:56.827 --> 00:31:58.220
You never met him.
661
00:31:58.307 --> 00:32:00.179
I heard enough about him
from your mom.
662
00:32:00.266 --> 00:32:02.572
And I know your dad
wasn't very fond of him,
663
00:32:02.659 --> 00:32:05.227
so he mustn't have been
that great.
664
00:32:05.314 --> 00:32:09.101
Looking back, maybe he wasn't.
665
00:32:09.188 --> 00:32:12.974
He wasn't a bad guy, he just,
um, wasn't the right one.
666
00:32:15.846 --> 00:32:18.980
I'm glad my mom has you here
to help take care of this place.
667
00:32:19.024 --> 00:32:20.242
You're one of the few people
I trust
668
00:32:20.329 --> 00:32:22.070
to actually
help take care of her.
669
00:32:22.157 --> 00:32:24.333
Well, you know, she actually
pretty much raised me
670
00:32:24.377 --> 00:32:26.335
since high school, too,
you know?
671
00:32:26.422 --> 00:32:28.990
I mean, I was here
almost every day.
672
00:32:29.034 --> 00:32:30.992
Yeah. You were.
673
00:32:32.167 --> 00:32:35.257
Yeah. Those were great times.
674
00:32:35.344 --> 00:32:37.303
Taking your dad's boat
out to the lake,
675
00:32:37.346 --> 00:32:39.609
doin' flip dives off the dock.
676
00:32:40.697 --> 00:32:42.699
We had fun.
677
00:32:42.786 --> 00:32:45.920
It has been a while. Maybe
I'll come back this summer.
678
00:32:46.007 --> 00:32:50.055
Yeah, you better. See
if you still got that flip dive.
679
00:32:50.142 --> 00:32:52.622
Like a swan.
680
00:33:08.551 --> 00:33:11.206
-Hey.
-Oh, hey there.
681
00:33:11.293 --> 00:33:12.860
What are you doing out here
in the cold?
682
00:33:12.947 --> 00:33:15.819
Well, it's not that bad.
It's actually kinda nice.
683
00:33:15.906 --> 00:33:17.517
I mean, besides,
I went to college in Chicago,
684
00:33:17.604 --> 00:33:19.867
and this kinda feels like
summer weather.
685
00:33:19.954 --> 00:33:22.261
And you can't really beat
that view, can you?
686
00:33:22.348 --> 00:33:24.828
Yeah. It's a pretty great view,
isn't it?
687
00:33:24.872 --> 00:33:28.310
Yeah. So this where you grew up?
688
00:33:28.397 --> 00:33:31.226
Yeah. My parents bought
this place when I was a kid.
689
00:33:31.270 --> 00:33:34.099
Before that we lived
on the other side of the lake.
690
00:33:34.142 --> 00:33:37.450
My dad actually proposed to
my mom right here on the water.
691
00:33:37.537 --> 00:33:38.668
Took a bunch of red roses
692
00:33:38.755 --> 00:33:40.975
and spread them out
all around them.
693
00:33:41.062 --> 00:33:43.847
That's amazing. Props to him.
694
00:33:43.934 --> 00:33:47.155
-What you working on?
-Oh, uh, it's nothing.
695
00:33:47.242 --> 00:33:49.810
It's just my book.
696
00:33:49.897 --> 00:33:52.943
I didn't know you wrote books.
697
00:33:53.031 --> 00:33:55.337
Yeah, I mean, i-it's
been five years in the making,
698
00:33:55.424 --> 00:33:56.643
so I wouldn't exactly
call myself
699
00:33:56.730 --> 00:33:58.123
an accomplished writer
quite yet.
700
00:33:58.210 --> 00:34:01.343
-But, um, yeah.
-What's it about?
701
00:34:01.430 --> 00:34:05.217
Um, well, it's called
Cooked For Culture.
702
00:34:05.304 --> 00:34:07.567
And basically
it's an insider's view
703
00:34:07.610 --> 00:34:10.700
of large cities across the US
and how cuisine shapes them.
704
00:34:10.787 --> 00:34:12.354
So anything
from a small dinner menu
705
00:34:12.441 --> 00:34:14.878
to, you know,
big-city nightlife.
706
00:34:14.922 --> 00:34:16.358
It sounds intriguing.
707
00:34:16.445 --> 00:34:18.056
You know, you should check out
708
00:34:18.143 --> 00:34:22.060
some of LA's
less upscale restaurants.
709
00:34:22.147 --> 00:34:24.105
There is this one Mexican dive
in mid-Wilshire.
710
00:34:24.192 --> 00:34:26.151
The food there is so good.
711
00:34:26.238 --> 00:34:28.544
I, uh, apprenticed there
for, like, a year.
712
00:34:28.631 --> 00:34:30.720
It's actually what inspired
my tres leches cake.
713
00:34:30.807 --> 00:34:33.636
Hm. Mid-Wilshire.
Remember that one.
714
00:34:33.680 --> 00:34:36.378
So why is this
five years in the making?
715
00:34:36.465 --> 00:34:38.815
Uh, well, I mean, partly because
716
00:34:38.859 --> 00:34:43.385
dining and trending culture
keeps changing and, you know...
717
00:34:43.472 --> 00:34:45.605
Yeah, but if you wait
for the trends to stop changing,
718
00:34:45.692 --> 00:34:46.997
then you'll never finish.
719
00:34:47.041 --> 00:34:49.391
-Mm-hmm.
-It's why it's called trending.
720
00:34:49.478 --> 00:34:50.740
Touche.
721
00:34:50.827 --> 00:34:53.395
Okay, so trending and what else?
722
00:34:53.482 --> 00:34:54.440
What was the other reason?
723
00:34:54.527 --> 00:34:56.920
Well, uh, partly,
724
00:34:57.007 --> 00:34:58.226
I'm a little worried that
725
00:34:58.313 --> 00:34:59.619
not everybody's gonna wanna read
726
00:34:59.706 --> 00:35:02.274
what a foodie food critic
has to say.
727
00:35:02.361 --> 00:35:06.321
You know, when I was a kid, my
mom was actually an accountant.
728
00:35:06.365 --> 00:35:07.670
She liked to cook,
but she didn't
729
00:35:07.714 --> 00:35:09.019
have that confidence
that she does now.
730
00:35:09.107 --> 00:35:10.151
It's my dad
that actually pushed her
731
00:35:10.195 --> 00:35:13.154
into pursuing it.
732
00:35:13.241 --> 00:35:17.158
I remember, he'd be like, "Shan,
you, you keep using this recipe,
733
00:35:17.245 --> 00:35:18.638
but then
you keep complaining about
734
00:35:18.681 --> 00:35:20.770
what's wrong about the recipe.
735
00:35:20.857 --> 00:35:23.251
Unless you get in the kitchen
and you work through it
736
00:35:23.338 --> 00:35:25.123
and you figure out
how to fix it yourself,
737
00:35:25.210 --> 00:35:28.648
then the recipe's
never gonna evolve.
738
00:35:28.691 --> 00:35:32.173
So maybe you'll never know
unless you try.
739
00:35:32.260 --> 00:35:35.045
Well, we can't all be
fearless entrepreneurs like you,
740
00:35:35.133 --> 00:35:36.264
Ms. Josie Byrde.
741
00:35:36.351 --> 00:35:37.874
Yeah.
742
00:35:37.918 --> 00:35:39.920
My fearlessness landed me
with a failed bakery,
743
00:35:40.007 --> 00:35:41.487
so...
744
00:35:41.574 --> 00:35:43.358
Actually, forget everything
that I just said.
745
00:35:45.447 --> 00:35:47.319
Yeah, but, you know, I bet
your dad's pretty proud of you
746
00:35:47.406 --> 00:35:49.147
for all you've accomplished.
747
00:35:50.626 --> 00:35:52.802
Yeah, he was my biggest fan.
748
00:35:52.846 --> 00:35:54.543
He died a few years ago.
749
00:35:54.630 --> 00:35:56.980
Oh, I'm really sorry
to hear that, Josie.
750
00:35:57.067 --> 00:35:58.808
Thank you.
751
00:35:58.895 --> 00:36:02.682
He got to see his dream
lived out.
752
00:36:02.769 --> 00:36:05.685
He's wanted to buy this place
ever since I was a baby.
753
00:36:05.772 --> 00:36:07.948
The previous owners,
they used to throw
754
00:36:08.035 --> 00:36:12.866
these huge Christmas Eve feasts.
755
00:36:12.953 --> 00:36:15.521
You know, they would have
tons of different chefs,
756
00:36:15.564 --> 00:36:17.827
all sorts of different cuisines.
757
00:36:17.914 --> 00:36:19.699
It was awesome.
758
00:36:19.786 --> 00:36:21.483
I think that's probably
what inspired my mom
759
00:36:21.570 --> 00:36:23.877
to really, you know, try
760
00:36:23.964 --> 00:36:25.922
to make it into something
that she wanted to do.
761
00:36:26.009 --> 00:36:28.708
Well, I think it's what inspired
both of you, kind of, isn't it?
762
00:36:29.926 --> 00:36:31.885
Hm.
763
00:36:31.972 --> 00:36:34.670
When their kids grew up
and moved out,
764
00:36:34.757 --> 00:36:37.107
that's when they decided
to sell the place to my parents.
765
00:36:37.195 --> 00:36:39.022
It was my dad's idea
to turn it into a B&B.
766
00:36:39.109 --> 00:36:40.154
Really?
767
00:36:40.241 --> 00:36:41.199
He promised them that we would
768
00:36:41.286 --> 00:36:42.983
try to keep up the
769
00:36:43.070 --> 00:36:44.550
Christmas Eve feast tradition
770
00:36:44.637 --> 00:36:46.291
as long as we could.
771
00:36:46.334 --> 00:36:49.250
Hm, and now it's not just going
to be for holiday feasts,
772
00:36:49.337 --> 00:36:52.035
it's gonna be a full bistro
year-round.
773
00:36:52.122 --> 00:36:53.515
It's crazy, right?
774
00:36:55.082 --> 00:36:56.736
Man, it's so funny
how things happen
775
00:36:56.779 --> 00:36:58.128
when you think about it.
776
00:36:58.172 --> 00:37:00.130
Yeah, well,
sometimes it takes time
777
00:37:00.174 --> 00:37:03.917
to find the right ingredients
for the perfect dish.
778
00:37:03.960 --> 00:37:05.092
Hm.
779
00:37:08.269 --> 00:37:09.749
I will let you get back
to writing.
780
00:37:09.836 --> 00:37:11.141
I was just headed down
to the greenhouse
781
00:37:11.229 --> 00:37:12.404
to get some vegetables.
782
00:37:12.447 --> 00:37:13.492
Uh, well, you know what?
783
00:37:13.579 --> 00:37:15.145
Actually, I've hit my quota
784
00:37:15.233 --> 00:37:17.452
for the day. Two pages.
785
00:37:17.539 --> 00:37:19.498
Uh, do you want some help?
786
00:37:20.673 --> 00:37:22.414
-Sure.
-Great.
787
00:37:27.767 --> 00:37:29.203
Wow.
-Yeah, it's...
788
00:37:29.290 --> 00:37:31.336
It's kind of... Yeah, whatever.
789
00:37:31.423 --> 00:37:32.902
Well, it's good to be down here.
790
00:37:32.989 --> 00:37:34.687
-Right? Yeah.
-Like...
791
00:37:34.774 --> 00:37:37.124
You know? But it's not like...
792
00:37:37.211 --> 00:37:38.778
But it's kind of cool, yeah.
793
00:37:41.171 --> 00:37:42.956
Uh, wow.
794
00:37:46.046 --> 00:37:47.569
And it's all decked out
for the holidays.
795
00:37:47.656 --> 00:37:50.703
-It's a cute effect.
796
00:37:50.790 --> 00:37:53.314
Yeah, mom turned the greenhouse
into a hand-me-down house
797
00:37:53.401 --> 00:37:55.273
for all of the holiday
decorations.
798
00:37:55.360 --> 00:37:58.101
Every time she buys something
new in the bed & breakfast,
799
00:37:58.188 --> 00:37:59.712
the old stuff retires out here.
800
00:37:59.799 --> 00:38:02.323
Hm. I like it.
801
00:38:02.410 --> 00:38:04.412
It's just missing
a Christmas tree.
802
00:38:04.499 --> 00:38:07.241
Oh, please.
Don't give her any ideas.
803
00:38:07.328 --> 00:38:09.330
I'll come here next year
and there'll be scotch pine
804
00:38:09.417 --> 00:38:11.854
growing in the south side.
805
00:38:11.941 --> 00:38:15.684
So what are we picking for?
806
00:38:15.771 --> 00:38:17.207
Well, I'm gonna make
a couple of quiche
807
00:38:17.295 --> 00:38:18.905
for breakfast in the morning.
808
00:38:18.992 --> 00:38:21.734
Ah. What is your quiche niche?
809
00:38:21.821 --> 00:38:23.257
It's a Christmas quiche.
810
00:38:23.344 --> 00:38:28.001
So I'll probably do
traditional holiday fair.
811
00:38:28.088 --> 00:38:31.744
Bell peppers,
spinach, little gruyere.
812
00:38:31.831 --> 00:38:34.529
Bell peppers. Incoming!
813
00:38:34.573 --> 00:38:35.487
Oh.
814
00:38:38.968 --> 00:38:40.361
Hey, what did you do that for?
815
00:38:40.448 --> 00:38:41.406
What's wrong with my pepper?
816
00:38:41.493 --> 00:38:43.364
Uh, well, that's a green pepper.
817
00:38:43.451 --> 00:38:45.540
I'm only gonna put red peppers
in my quiche.
818
00:38:45.627 --> 00:38:47.499
-Spinach will be my green.
-Ah.
819
00:38:47.586 --> 00:38:49.022
So you can't just throw
a green pepper in there?
820
00:38:49.109 --> 00:38:52.504
Well, a green pepper is actually
just a young red pepper,
821
00:38:52.591 --> 00:38:55.507
hasn't reached
its maximum flavor potential.
822
00:38:55.594 --> 00:38:59.467
Well, some people may say,
like, a successful food critic,
823
00:38:59.554 --> 00:39:01.295
that if you picked
the right green pepper,
824
00:39:01.382 --> 00:39:03.819
it has just as much flavor
as a red one.
825
00:39:03.906 --> 00:39:05.995
Well, mm,
826
00:39:06.082 --> 00:39:09.347
while some food critic
might say that,
827
00:39:09.434 --> 00:39:12.045
a certain successful chef
might argue
828
00:39:12.132 --> 00:39:15.091
that a green pepper's bitterness
will overpower the taste
829
00:39:15.178 --> 00:39:16.571
of an already powerful quiche.
830
00:39:16.658 --> 00:39:18.225
And a green pepper
with its seeds
831
00:39:18.312 --> 00:39:19.879
and insides ripped out of it
832
00:39:19.966 --> 00:39:21.968
is much less bitter
than one that's intact.
833
00:39:22.055 --> 00:39:24.492
And that green pepper
still has no place
834
00:39:24.579 --> 00:39:26.364
in my holiday quiche.
835
00:39:26.451 --> 00:39:27.843
Tell the gruyere
you want it there
836
00:39:27.930 --> 00:39:29.497
and see what the gruyere
says back to you.
837
00:39:33.893 --> 00:39:35.242
Aha.
838
00:39:37.723 --> 00:39:39.594
See?
839
00:39:39.681 --> 00:39:41.117
Perfect red pepper.
840
00:39:41.204 --> 00:39:42.554
Wow. Score!
841
00:39:50.344 --> 00:39:53.739
Uh. Okay.
Oven's all yours, sweetie.
842
00:39:53.826 --> 00:39:55.131
Thank you.
843
00:39:55.175 --> 00:39:56.872
All right,
our bedrooms are ready
844
00:39:56.959 --> 00:39:58.526
for our celebrity guests
tomorrow.
845
00:39:58.613 --> 00:40:00.310
Wonderful. Thank you.
846
00:40:00.398 --> 00:40:02.617
You betcha.
What else do you need?
847
00:40:02.704 --> 00:40:05.446
Mm. Can you get some
gift-wrapping out of the attic?
848
00:40:05.533 --> 00:40:07.056
We have to do
some gift-wrapping.
849
00:40:07.143 --> 00:40:08.362
I'm gonna check
on Pepper and Tanner
850
00:40:08.449 --> 00:40:09.494
and then I'll meet you
in the den.
851
00:40:09.581 --> 00:40:11.017
You got it.
852
00:40:11.104 --> 00:40:12.845
Wow. Looks great, Jos.
853
00:40:12.932 --> 00:40:14.499
Thank you!
854
00:40:14.586 --> 00:40:17.458
What's with
all the giddy humming?
855
00:40:17.545 --> 00:40:19.329
Can't a girl like holiday music?
856
00:40:19.417 --> 00:40:21.375
Not if she's my daughter.
857
00:40:21.462 --> 00:40:24.552
She's a 100 percent focused
on food,
858
00:40:24.639 --> 00:40:29.862
unless she's focused on
something else or someone else.
859
00:40:29.949 --> 00:40:33.692
Come on. Who is it? It's gotta
be Nolan or Tanner. Spill.
860
00:40:33.779 --> 00:40:35.650
The only thing I'm gonna spill
is this quiche mix
861
00:40:35.737 --> 00:40:38.436
if you don't move
and let me put it in the oven.
862
00:40:39.698 --> 00:40:40.699
Okay.
863
00:40:47.880 --> 00:40:48.968
Corner pocket.
864
00:40:51.231 --> 00:40:52.711
-Really?
-Ha-ha-ha.
865
00:40:52.798 --> 00:40:55.322
Hey, can I offer you guys
something to drink?
866
00:40:55.409 --> 00:40:57.585
-Oh.
-I've got some hot apple cider.
867
00:40:57.672 --> 00:40:59.979
Yeah, sure,
I'd love some hot apple cider.
868
00:41:01.502 --> 00:41:03.069
Here you go. Careful.
It's really hot.
869
00:41:03.156 --> 00:41:06.028
-Hm.
-So how's Josie doing up there?
870
00:41:06.115 --> 00:41:08.857
Oh, she is cooking up
a snowstorm.
871
00:41:08.944 --> 00:41:11.381
-Hm.
872
00:41:11.469 --> 00:41:14.254
-Oh, that is good.
-Very, very yummy. Thank you.
873
00:41:14.341 --> 00:41:15.473
You're welcome.
874
00:41:16.909 --> 00:41:18.563
Okay, mister.
875
00:41:18.606 --> 00:41:20.782
You and I need to decide
what we wanna do for New Year's.
876
00:41:20.869 --> 00:41:22.741
We have been invited
to eight different restaurants
877
00:41:22.828 --> 00:41:25.091
with pre-fixed menus,
and I'm thinking
878
00:41:25.178 --> 00:41:28.050
maybe peruse the menus,
plan on hitting at least three.
879
00:41:28.137 --> 00:41:30.183
Um, well,
actually, I was thinking
880
00:41:30.270 --> 00:41:32.838
of working on my book
for a little bit this afternoon.
881
00:41:33.403 --> 00:41:35.101
Fine.
882
00:41:35.188 --> 00:41:38.757
I, um, guess I'll go
look at the menus by myself.
883
00:41:43.326 --> 00:41:46.591
So, you guys a thing?
884
00:41:46.678 --> 00:41:48.244
-Oh, Pepper and I?
-Mm-hmm.
885
00:41:48.331 --> 00:41:50.899
No. We're just,
we're just colleagues.
886
00:41:50.986 --> 00:41:53.119
-Does she know that?
-Yeah, I mean...
887
00:41:53.206 --> 00:41:54.860
You know,
Pepper's a strong-willed woman,
888
00:41:54.947 --> 00:41:56.862
and she gets what she wants
most of the time.
889
00:41:56.949 --> 00:42:00.953
And you're the one thing
she can't get. Right?
890
00:42:01.040 --> 00:42:04.260
Pepper's just,
she's not really my type.
891
00:42:04.347 --> 00:42:06.741
Really? She's so beautiful.
892
00:42:06.785 --> 00:42:09.527
Yeah, she is.
but I guess I like someone
893
00:42:09.614 --> 00:42:12.660
who's a little more unassuming.
894
00:42:12.747 --> 00:42:13.792
What do you mean by that?
895
00:42:13.879 --> 00:42:15.750
Pepper's like a,
896
00:42:15.794 --> 00:42:17.317
she's a really rich flan.
897
00:42:17.404 --> 00:42:20.276
You know, what you see
is exactly what you get.
898
00:42:20.363 --> 00:42:24.759
And, uh, well, I'm more
of a creme brulee kind of guy.
899
00:42:24.846 --> 00:42:28.720
So you mean, a little crunchy
on the outside,
900
00:42:28.807 --> 00:42:30.765
but still soft and sweet
on the inside?
901
00:42:30.852 --> 00:42:32.985
Precisely.
902
00:42:33.072 --> 00:42:35.727
I know someone just like that.
903
00:42:35.814 --> 00:42:38.773
She's upstairs in the kitchen
and I think she needs some help.
904
00:42:38.860 --> 00:42:40.122
Hm.
905
00:42:53.396 --> 00:42:54.267
That looks like
it's about finished.
906
00:42:54.354 --> 00:42:56.965
Oh, Tanner, you scared me.
907
00:42:57.052 --> 00:42:59.272
Oh, you scare easy.
It's good to know.
908
00:42:59.359 --> 00:43:02.057
Do not try that again.
909
00:43:02.144 --> 00:43:04.930
Whoa, whoa, whoa, I come here
in peace and holiday prosperity.
910
00:43:05.017 --> 00:43:06.279
I promise.
911
00:43:10.631 --> 00:43:13.503
Mm. Ah. You were right.
It is good.
912
00:43:13.591 --> 00:43:15.375
That piece fell on the floor.
913
00:43:17.072 --> 00:43:19.118
Five-second rule?
914
00:43:19.205 --> 00:43:21.860
It was a strong
ten-second casualty
915
00:43:21.947 --> 00:43:25.037
in my food-to-floor statistics.
916
00:43:25.124 --> 00:43:27.474
Okay.
917
00:43:27.561 --> 00:43:30.564
It's a perfectly even bake,
but it's not yet finished.
918
00:43:30.651 --> 00:43:32.348
What? You know that
just from the smell?
919
00:43:32.435 --> 00:43:34.612
Tsk. And I know
my mother's oven.
920
00:43:35.482 --> 00:43:37.658
Did you need something?
921
00:43:37.745 --> 00:43:40.313
I just came up here to see
if you could use any help.
922
00:43:40.400 --> 00:43:43.708
Oh. You help me...
923
00:43:43.795 --> 00:43:45.013
-You cook?
-Hey.
924
00:43:45.100 --> 00:43:47.276
I could be a good sous-chef.
925
00:43:47.363 --> 00:43:50.453
I can be the little elf helper
to your Mrs. Claus.
926
00:43:50.540 --> 00:43:54.153
Well, thank you.
That's, that's very sweet.
927
00:43:54.240 --> 00:43:55.371
But, uh,
you kinda missed the mark,
928
00:43:55.415 --> 00:43:57.722
'cause once that's done,
I'm done.
929
00:43:57.809 --> 00:44:00.899
Well, what are you gonna do
until then?
930
00:44:00.986 --> 00:44:03.292
Um, I don't know. Why?
931
00:44:03.336 --> 00:44:04.816
You play pool?
932
00:44:06.469 --> 00:44:08.907
-I'm okay.
-Perfect.
933
00:44:08.994 --> 00:44:10.343
Play you for a chance to reveal
934
00:44:10.430 --> 00:44:12.171
the secret ingredient
in your whipped cream?
935
00:44:13.825 --> 00:44:15.000
Come on.
936
00:44:20.048 --> 00:44:21.615
Wow.
937
00:44:21.702 --> 00:44:24.618
Now when I win, what do I get?
938
00:44:26.359 --> 00:44:28.753
-What do you want?
-Mm. I don't know.
939
00:44:28.796 --> 00:44:32.452
Maybe a special thanks in your
new book, if you ever finish.
940
00:44:32.539 --> 00:44:35.716
How about a mention
in my book?
941
00:44:35.803 --> 00:44:39.111
Mm. Better be
a positive one.
942
00:44:42.810 --> 00:44:45.117
-Oh.
943
00:44:47.815 --> 00:44:48.773
-Do you smell that?
944
00:44:48.860 --> 00:44:50.122
The quiche.
945
00:44:52.820 --> 00:44:56.041
You're always so much better
than me at this.
946
00:44:58.391 --> 00:44:59.958
Did you hear that squeal?
947
00:45:00.045 --> 00:45:01.394
Probably a raccoon.
948
00:45:03.701 --> 00:45:05.354
-Oh.
-Uh, no... Your hand!
949
00:45:05.398 --> 00:45:07.661
Oh. Thank you.
950
00:45:07.748 --> 00:45:10.098
-It's burnt.
-Sorry.
951
00:45:10.185 --> 00:45:12.492
Mm. No. It's my fault.
952
00:45:12.579 --> 00:45:14.146
I should have beat you faster.
953
00:45:15.887 --> 00:45:19.499
-Well, now what?
-Now we make a new quiche.
954
00:45:19.586 --> 00:45:21.370
-We?
-Yeah.
955
00:45:21.457 --> 00:45:23.024
Come on, pool shark, let's go.
956
00:45:30.640 --> 00:45:31.990
Hello?
957
00:45:44.480 --> 00:45:47.788
Hey. What about...
958
00:45:47.875 --> 00:45:52.140
Oh. Nice, you're learning.
959
00:45:52.227 --> 00:45:53.925
I just need to get
some strawberries
960
00:45:54.012 --> 00:45:56.492
for my tres leches cake topping.
961
00:45:56.536 --> 00:45:58.407
Ooh, have you ever tried one of
these fresh out of the ground?
962
00:45:58.494 --> 00:46:02.107
They are so sweet.
963
00:46:02.194 --> 00:46:03.456
You wanna try one?
964
00:46:05.240 --> 00:46:07.329
Tanner?
965
00:46:07.416 --> 00:46:10.463
I told you,
do not sneak up on me.
966
00:46:21.866 --> 00:46:23.432
Jeez.
967
00:46:23.519 --> 00:46:25.391
-Oh.
968
00:46:25.478 --> 00:46:27.785
Oh. Santa scare you there, bud?
969
00:46:27.872 --> 00:46:31.179
Oh, no, no, no. No, no. Ah.
You're gonna need to erase that.
970
00:46:31.266 --> 00:46:34.269
Oh, I'm sorry. I told you
not to sneak up on me.
971
00:46:34.356 --> 00:46:36.750
Catching this on video is like
a Christmas wish come true.
972
00:46:36.837 --> 00:46:37.969
Stop.
973
00:46:40.014 --> 00:46:43.583
Well, you, uh,
smell really nice.
974
00:46:43.670 --> 00:46:45.193
What do I smell like?
975
00:46:45.280 --> 00:46:48.588
Well, like brown sugar
and cinnamon spice.
976
00:46:48.675 --> 00:46:50.024
Mm. And everything nice?
977
00:46:50.111 --> 00:46:51.504
That's a little bit
of a stretch.
978
00:46:56.335 --> 00:46:57.379
-Ah.
979
00:47:02.994 --> 00:47:06.606
Okay, sous-chef, start chopping.
980
00:47:06.693 --> 00:47:07.912
Okay.
981
00:47:33.372 --> 00:47:36.244
Oh, no, no, no, no, sous-chef.
982
00:47:36.331 --> 00:47:40.074
We still have a ton of desserts
to make and a cake to bake.
983
00:47:40.118 --> 00:47:43.904
-Desserts?
-Yeah. Desserts, for tomorrow.
984
00:47:43.991 --> 00:47:46.341
The red-velvet pie has to come
fresh from the fridge.
985
00:47:46.428 --> 00:47:48.996
And as you know,
the three milks in tres leches
986
00:47:49.083 --> 00:47:50.563
have to soak overnight.
987
00:47:52.608 --> 00:47:56.656
♪ La-la la-la la-la-la
988
00:47:56.743 --> 00:48:01.182
♪ La-la la-la la-la-la ♪
989
00:48:01.269 --> 00:48:03.315
♪ All the stockings
you will find ♪
990
00:48:03.402 --> 00:48:05.708
♪ Hanging in a row ♪
991
00:48:05.795 --> 00:48:10.104
♪ Mine will be the shortest one
you'll be sure to know ♪
992
00:48:10.148 --> 00:48:14.587
♪ La-la la-la la-la-la
993
00:48:14.674 --> 00:48:18.504
♪ La-la la-la la-la-la ♪
994
00:48:18.591 --> 00:48:19.722
Oh, it's done?
995
00:48:19.809 --> 00:48:22.203
Even better than the first one.
996
00:48:22.290 --> 00:48:23.422
Hm.
997
00:48:26.729 --> 00:48:28.253
There you are.
998
00:48:30.124 --> 00:48:33.693
-Uh, yeah.
-Uh, what are you guys doing?
999
00:48:33.780 --> 00:48:37.653
I, uh, I, I have helped Josie,
uh, burn a quiche,
1000
00:48:37.740 --> 00:48:40.961
and so now I'm helping her,
um, not burn the next one.
1001
00:48:41.048 --> 00:48:43.485
And why are you guys
doing it in robes?
1002
00:48:43.572 --> 00:48:45.357
We got sprinkled on.
1003
00:48:45.444 --> 00:48:49.535
Uh, the, the sprinklers
in the greenhouse turned on us.
1004
00:48:49.622 --> 00:48:51.624
They, I mean,
they turned on, on us.
1005
00:48:54.322 --> 00:48:58.674
Anyway, um, are there,
like, raccoons up here?
1006
00:48:58.761 --> 00:49:01.547
Something in a mask was staring
at me from my bedroom window.
1007
00:49:01.634 --> 00:49:04.550
Yeah. We do.
We have lots of raccoons.
1008
00:49:04.637 --> 00:49:07.553
Little masked
nosy little critters.
1009
00:49:07.640 --> 00:49:10.599
Like to rummage through
our trash, too.
1010
00:49:10.686 --> 00:49:13.211
Gross. Can you please make sure
it's gone?
1011
00:49:13.298 --> 00:49:15.691
Yeah, I'll, uh,
I'll go take a look.
1012
00:49:15.778 --> 00:49:17.215
Thank you.
1013
00:49:33.883 --> 00:49:35.146
Oh.
1014
00:49:36.538 --> 00:49:37.496
-Mm...
-Beautiful day.
1015
00:49:37.583 --> 00:49:38.976
Beautiful.
1016
00:49:40.412 --> 00:49:41.456
-Marla!
-Iris.
1017
00:49:41.543 --> 00:49:43.589
OMG! Look at you!
1018
00:49:43.676 --> 00:49:46.070
-Mwah. Mwah.
-It's been forever.
1019
00:49:54.121 --> 00:49:55.514
-Mm.
-Oh.
1020
00:49:55.601 --> 00:49:57.298
-Smells delicious.
1021
00:49:57.385 --> 00:49:59.866
Ooh-whee.
-Oh.
1022
00:50:02.956 --> 00:50:05.350
-Thank you.
-Ooh.
1023
00:50:07.526 --> 00:50:09.789
Oh, my...
1024
00:50:09.876 --> 00:50:12.922
Hello and welcome.
I'm Shannon Byrde.
1025
00:50:13.010 --> 00:50:14.576
And, and I see
you've already met Nolan.
1026
00:50:14.663 --> 00:50:16.796
Good morning. Thank you so much
for having us.
1027
00:50:16.883 --> 00:50:19.233
Oh, my gosh.
The pleasure is all ours, Iris.
1028
00:50:19.320 --> 00:50:21.322
-Marla, good to see you again.
-Good to see you, too, Josie.
1029
00:50:21.409 --> 00:50:22.758
And so nice to meet you,
Shannon.
1030
00:50:22.845 --> 00:50:24.151
It's really nice to meet you,
too.
1031
00:50:24.238 --> 00:50:25.805
I'm sorry
your husband couldn't make it.
1032
00:50:25.892 --> 00:50:28.025
Oh, he actually had to stay
in LA, he has a deadline
1033
00:50:28.112 --> 00:50:30.070
for a holiday article himself
tomorrow, so...
1034
00:50:30.157 --> 00:50:31.985
That's too bad,
but thank you so much
1035
00:50:32.072 --> 00:50:34.596
for making the effort
to come all the way up here.
1036
00:50:34.683 --> 00:50:36.990
And I have to tell you,
I adore your podcast.
1037
00:50:37.077 --> 00:50:38.600
Oh, thank you,
it is the only place
1038
00:50:38.687 --> 00:50:40.472
that I can be
a completely unfiltered foodie.
1039
00:50:42.517 --> 00:50:44.867
And Iris Davenport.
1040
00:50:44.954 --> 00:50:47.696
Uh, this is incredible.
I... Your...
1041
00:50:47.783 --> 00:50:50.656
Your show is like
my, my everything,
1042
00:50:50.743 --> 00:50:52.179
especially
the home-and-garden segments.
1043
00:50:52.266 --> 00:50:55.487
I mean, I-I literally
have stolen ideas
1044
00:50:55.574 --> 00:50:57.445
from your onsite kitchen
for my own. I...
1045
00:50:57.489 --> 00:50:58.838
Thank you! Oh, you know...
1046
00:50:58.925 --> 00:51:00.405
I'm gonna have to borrow
some amazing ideas
1047
00:51:00.448 --> 00:51:03.060
from this bed and breakfast
for my set, too.
1048
00:51:03.147 --> 00:51:05.105
This place is darlin'.
Right, Marla?
1049
00:51:05.192 --> 00:51:07.064
-Oh, yeah.
-Oh, my goodness. Oh.
1050
00:51:07.151 --> 00:51:08.500
-This is Stu, my assistant.
-Hello.
1051
00:51:08.587 --> 00:51:10.545
And full-time photographer.
Chick-chick.
1052
00:51:10.632 --> 00:51:13.809
He'll be happy to take all your
photos for all your spreads,
1053
00:51:13.896 --> 00:51:15.942
for your menus, articles,
whatever you may need,
1054
00:51:16.029 --> 00:51:17.335
just so long as I can use them
1055
00:51:17.422 --> 00:51:19.206
for my online Christmas spread
this week.
1056
00:51:19.293 --> 00:51:20.990
Sure. Sure. Nice to meet you.
1057
00:51:21.078 --> 00:51:22.514
-Oh, nice to meet you.
-Thank you.
1058
00:51:22.601 --> 00:51:24.081
And I'm sure you guys all know
Tanner and Pepper.
1059
00:51:24.168 --> 00:51:25.908
Oh, yes.
Tanner and I go way back.
1060
00:51:25.995 --> 00:51:27.867
We've disagreed quite
a few times on our critiques
1061
00:51:27.954 --> 00:51:29.651
of new establishments.
1062
00:51:29.695 --> 00:51:32.350
But we have agreed
on so many more.
1063
00:51:32.437 --> 00:51:35.309
Okay, so what's on the agenda
for today?
1064
00:51:35.396 --> 00:51:38.921
Right. Well, food, food
and more food.
1065
00:51:39.008 --> 00:51:40.836
So I hope
you brought your appetites.
1066
00:51:40.880 --> 00:51:43.361
-Yeah.
-I am so excited.
1067
00:51:43.448 --> 00:51:45.363
And I cannot wait to eat
all of the things.
1068
00:51:45.450 --> 00:51:48.279
Oh, same here. I have my pen
and paper ready to review.
1069
00:51:48.366 --> 00:51:50.455
But I only need one hand to eat,
so let's do this.
1070
00:51:58.332 --> 00:52:00.595
Mm. That candied bacon.
1071
00:52:00.682 --> 00:52:03.903
Is that brown sugar with maple
1072
00:52:03.990 --> 00:52:05.165
or, you know, is it...
1073
00:52:05.252 --> 00:52:07.776
Mm. Maybe. That's a secret, too.
1074
00:52:07.863 --> 00:52:09.517
Well, uh, even though I'm kosher
1075
00:52:09.604 --> 00:52:12.694
and I can't actually eat
the bacon, it's pretty obvious.
1076
00:52:12.781 --> 00:52:15.001
-A nose, nose, Tanner.
-So is it your first time here?
1077
00:52:15.044 --> 00:52:17.569
Ah.
1078
00:52:17.656 --> 00:52:20.093
Hey, guys, uh, Stu wanted
to take some photos.
1079
00:52:20.180 --> 00:52:23.488
-How are we looking?
-Uh, yeah.
1080
00:52:23.575 --> 00:52:25.185
-It's all yours.
Awesome. Thank you.
1081
00:52:25.272 --> 00:52:28.057
-Food looks delicious.
Hope you're hungry.
1082
00:52:28.145 --> 00:52:29.494
Oh, I can eat all day,
every day,
1083
00:52:29.581 --> 00:52:31.060
especially if it's tacos.
1084
00:52:31.148 --> 00:52:33.150
Oh. Uh, Pepper loves tacos.
1085
00:52:33.237 --> 00:52:35.587
They're, they're actually
her favorite.
1086
00:52:35.674 --> 00:52:38.720
Oh, uh, wow.
Uh, that-that's amazing.
1087
00:52:38.764 --> 00:52:40.592
Thank you
for that little tidbit.
1088
00:52:40.679 --> 00:52:42.550
Yeah.
1089
00:52:42.637 --> 00:52:45.292
-Ooh. Shannon.
-Oh.
1090
00:52:45.379 --> 00:52:48.252
This looks incredible!
1091
00:52:48.339 --> 00:52:50.602
Let's just hope Mr. Stu here
got all his photos
1092
00:52:50.689 --> 00:52:51.951
'cause there's not gonna be
a shred of evidence
1093
00:52:52.038 --> 00:52:53.039
left here today.
1094
00:52:53.126 --> 00:52:54.736
Well, let's hope not.
1095
00:52:54.823 --> 00:52:56.434
Breakfast is served.
1096
00:53:03.441 --> 00:53:05.051
Mm. Thank you.
1097
00:53:37.388 --> 00:53:40.129
Do you guys really think
they enjoyed the food?
1098
00:53:40.217 --> 00:53:42.131
I mean, Marla didn't smile once.
1099
00:53:42.219 --> 00:53:46.005
She-she'd just, like, take
a bite and write something down.
1100
00:53:46.092 --> 00:53:48.312
Shannon, of course, they did.
The food is amazing.
1101
00:53:48.399 --> 00:53:50.227
Yeah. He's right, mom.
It was a total success.
1102
00:53:50.314 --> 00:53:51.358
-Really?
-Yeah.
1103
00:53:51.445 --> 00:53:52.446
-Mm-hmm.
-But it's not over yet.
1104
00:53:52.490 --> 00:53:53.491
We only have four hours
1105
00:53:53.578 --> 00:53:54.492
to prep for lunch, so...
1106
00:54:19.081 --> 00:54:20.474
Okay, Pepper, what's going on?
1107
00:54:20.561 --> 00:54:22.302
Why couldn't we talk
up at the house?
1108
00:54:22.389 --> 00:54:24.522
What's going on
between you and Josie, huh?
1109
00:54:24.609 --> 00:54:27.394
Me and Josie? Nothing.
1110
00:54:27.481 --> 00:54:29.831
Tanner, don't lie to me.
1111
00:54:29.918 --> 00:54:32.747
It's clear that you're flirting
with her. Just admit it.
1112
00:54:32.834 --> 00:54:34.227
Pepper, I know that we went out
1113
00:54:34.314 --> 00:54:35.881
on a couple of dates
back in the day,
1114
00:54:35.968 --> 00:54:37.317
but we both agreed
that on-the-job dating
1115
00:54:37.404 --> 00:54:39.058
just wasn't for us.
1116
00:54:39.145 --> 00:54:41.582
What are you even talking about?
1117
00:54:41.669 --> 00:54:42.931
I'm simply saying
that my personal life
1118
00:54:43.018 --> 00:54:44.281
is none of your business.
1119
00:54:44.368 --> 00:54:47.109
-Okay?
-This is not about you and me.
1120
00:54:47.196 --> 00:54:49.721
This is about you
and her cooking.
1121
00:54:49.808 --> 00:54:51.853
You have a Christmas column
to do, and it needs to sizzle.
1122
00:54:51.940 --> 00:54:54.508
It's not going to if you write
some heartfelt critique
1123
00:54:54.595 --> 00:54:56.423
'cause you have
some silly crush.
1124
00:54:56.510 --> 00:54:59.034
Mm-hmm, and I am going to write
a fair and honest critique
1125
00:54:59.121 --> 00:55:01.863
like I always do. There's
no conflict of interest here.
1126
00:55:01.907 --> 00:55:05.606
Tanner, really?
You've got to be kidding.
1127
00:55:05.693 --> 00:55:08.217
-Of course there is.
-The food is good.
1128
00:55:08.305 --> 00:55:09.567
I mean, there's no need for us--
1129
00:55:09.654 --> 00:55:11.133
Just think about this
for a second.
1130
00:55:11.220 --> 00:55:15.399
You write a mediocre review
at her bakery,
1131
00:55:15.486 --> 00:55:17.357
then you give her mom and her
1132
00:55:17.444 --> 00:55:19.185
a glowing review
for their new menu
1133
00:55:19.272 --> 00:55:21.796
at the same time
that you fall for her?
1134
00:55:21.883 --> 00:55:25.234
Tanner,
that's a conflict of interest.
1135
00:55:25.322 --> 00:55:30.022
We must remain objective.
Think about your career, okay?
1136
00:55:41.468 --> 00:55:44.341
Hm. Mm. Mother. Oh, my gosh.
1137
00:55:44.428 --> 00:55:47.213
You've outdone yourself.
It's never tasted better.
1138
00:55:47.300 --> 00:55:49.084
I think it's better
than dad's chili.
1139
00:55:49.171 --> 00:55:52.131
-What? No way.
-It's a tight race.
1140
00:55:52.218 --> 00:55:54.394
Uh, well, I gotta give credit
1141
00:55:54.438 --> 00:55:56.222
to the butcher
down at the Big Bear Bakery.
1142
00:55:56.309 --> 00:55:57.876
That's where I got the ham.
1143
00:55:57.963 --> 00:55:59.704
Well, it's a mighty fine ham,
ma'am.
1144
00:56:03.272 --> 00:56:05.362
Nolan, have you seen Josie?
1145
00:56:05.449 --> 00:56:07.625
Because I would really like
for her to see
1146
00:56:07.712 --> 00:56:11.150
how this young lady
is showering me with praise.
1147
00:56:11.237 --> 00:56:13.892
Yeah, you have been pretty
chipper the last couple of days.
1148
00:56:13.979 --> 00:56:15.415
What gives?
1149
00:56:15.502 --> 00:56:19.419
Nothing. I'm...
It's, it's a good day.
1150
00:56:19.463 --> 00:56:22.291
I'm just happy
to be home for the holidays.
1151
00:56:22.335 --> 00:56:24.381
-Hm.
-I'll be right back, guys.
1152
00:56:29.864 --> 00:56:32.389
He's gonna find out
about your little crush.
1153
00:56:39.787 --> 00:56:41.876
...five, six...
1154
00:56:41.963 --> 00:56:43.487
-Hey.
-Hey.
1155
00:56:43.574 --> 00:56:46.185
-You all right?
-Yeah. No, I'm good.
1156
00:56:46.272 --> 00:56:48.274
-Okay.
-Here. Let me give you a hand.
1157
00:56:52.147 --> 00:56:54.498
Psst, you-you tell me
what you and Marla
1158
00:56:54.585 --> 00:56:56.325
were whispering about
at breakfast,
1159
00:56:56.413 --> 00:56:58.327
and I'll make you
one of my famous pies
1160
00:56:58.415 --> 00:57:01.330
to take home to your parents
for Christmas.
1161
00:57:01.418 --> 00:57:03.898
Well, it was a debate
over the candied bacon.
1162
00:57:03.985 --> 00:57:05.596
She was convinced
that it was a maple sugar glaze,
1163
00:57:05.683 --> 00:57:07.511
but I know
there's more to it than that.
1164
00:57:07.598 --> 00:57:10.252
Ah, well, a chef never reveals
1165
00:57:10.339 --> 00:57:12.124
her best-kept
holiday secret ingredients.
1166
00:57:12.211 --> 00:57:14.169
Ah, and a good critic
always figures it out
1167
00:57:14.256 --> 00:57:15.301
before the final act.
1168
00:57:17.608 --> 00:57:20.480
If you figure out
the secret ingredient in either,
1169
00:57:20.567 --> 00:57:22.308
I'll make you free desserts
for a whole year.
1170
00:57:22.395 --> 00:57:24.310
Huh, are we talking
Byrde's Bistro desserts
1171
00:57:24.397 --> 00:57:26.094
or are we talking
Byrde's Bakery's?
1172
00:57:26.181 --> 00:57:28.314
Ouch.
1173
00:58:15.143 --> 00:58:16.971
I think
I wanna get married here.
1174
00:58:17.058 --> 00:58:19.060
During the summertime,
of course, not now.
1175
00:58:19.104 --> 00:58:22.194
Well, shouldn't your, uh, fiance
have a say in that?
1176
00:58:22.281 --> 00:58:25.153
Once he tries the food,
he won't be able to say no.
1177
00:58:25.240 --> 00:58:26.720
Wait, I didn't know
that you were engaged.
1178
00:58:29.157 --> 00:58:31.856
But, you know,
love is out there.
1179
00:58:31.943 --> 00:58:34.641
Well, this is a great place
to get married.
1180
00:58:34.728 --> 00:58:37.601
I was even thinking of having
Josie and Shannon on my show.
1181
00:58:37.688 --> 00:58:40.386
Mother and daughter chef.
My audience would eat that up.
1182
00:58:40.473 --> 00:58:42.823
How darlin' is that?
Stu, what do you think?
1183
00:58:42.867 --> 00:58:44.912
Uh...
1184
00:58:44.999 --> 00:58:46.827
Oh, I think I'm getting
really hungry right now.
1185
00:58:46.914 --> 00:58:51.528
Ooh-whee!
This looks incredible!
1186
00:58:51.615 --> 00:58:55.227
Now, what is that,
like a, like a cranberry sauce?
1187
00:58:55.314 --> 00:58:58.143
That is my cranberry caramelized
onion jam.
1188
00:58:58.230 --> 00:59:00.493
-With a hint of pepper.
-Hm.
1189
00:59:00.580 --> 00:59:03.278
It makes
our holiday ham sandwich pop.
1190
00:59:03.365 --> 00:59:04.802
Oh. You had me
at holiday ham.
1191
00:59:04.889 --> 00:59:06.978
-Yeah.
1192
00:59:07.065 --> 00:59:08.501
Who doesn't love
a bit of pepper?
1193
00:59:08.588 --> 00:59:10.547
Uh, but what's this
here on the side?
1194
00:59:10.634 --> 00:59:14.768
That is our festive Christmas
cold cucumber and tomato salad.
1195
00:59:14.855 --> 00:59:16.291
-Ooh.
-Right?
1196
00:59:16.378 --> 00:59:18.337
See, not everything on the menu
is super heavy.
1197
00:59:18.424 --> 00:59:21.209
-And it's vegan.
-Wow! Whoo.
1198
00:59:21.296 --> 00:59:23.429
Getting your healthy greens
in here as well?
1199
00:59:23.516 --> 00:59:25.039
Yes. Bravo.
1200
00:59:25.126 --> 00:59:26.388
Well, I do love
a good vegan dish,
1201
00:59:26.475 --> 00:59:28.260
but sadly I cannot partake
1202
00:59:28.347 --> 00:59:31.263
in this amazing-looking
maple-honey-glazed ham either.
1203
00:59:31.306 --> 00:59:33.308
Uh, that is why we made you
a special slab
1204
00:59:33.395 --> 00:59:35.441
of honey-maple-glazed duck.
1205
00:59:35.528 --> 00:59:38.531
Oh. Be still my heart.
I love you both.
1206
00:59:39.488 --> 00:59:41.099
All right. Dig in.
1207
00:59:45.799 --> 00:59:47.671
-Stu, you wanna..
-Yeah, sure.
1208
00:59:54.939 --> 00:59:57.028
I'm sorry for reaching.
Hey. Just a little...
1209
00:59:57.115 --> 00:59:59.421
-Oh.
-Yeah.
1210
00:59:59.508 --> 01:00:00.945
-Thanks.
-Yeah.
1211
01:00:04.339 --> 01:00:05.776
You're not hungry?
1212
01:00:05.863 --> 01:00:08.953
It's a little too, uh, sweet
for me.
1213
01:00:12.783 --> 01:00:15.263
-Oh. You don't have to do that.
-Oh, no, it's fine.
1214
01:00:15.350 --> 01:00:16.874
Uh, your mother's actually
having an intensive
1215
01:00:16.961 --> 01:00:18.223
cooking conversation with Marla
1216
01:00:18.310 --> 01:00:20.268
about vegan and kosher dishes,
1217
01:00:20.355 --> 01:00:22.227
uh, neither of which
sound appealing to me.
1218
01:00:24.621 --> 01:00:27.232
So, um, what are the rest
of your holiday plans?
1219
01:00:27.319 --> 01:00:30.017
Oh, yeah, um, I was gonna
drive late tomorrow night
1220
01:00:30.104 --> 01:00:32.063
to Orange County to spend
Christmas Eve with my parents
1221
01:00:32.150 --> 01:00:35.109
and then Christmas Day,
get some lunch.
1222
01:00:35.196 --> 01:00:37.677
But my parents aren't really
foodies like me, so...
1223
01:00:37.764 --> 01:00:39.940
Oh. Find that hard to believe.
1224
01:00:40.027 --> 01:00:41.376
Yeah, actually,
I never even really knew
1225
01:00:41.463 --> 01:00:43.248
what good food was growing up.
1226
01:00:43.335 --> 01:00:44.858
My mother
just wasn't really into cooking
1227
01:00:44.945 --> 01:00:46.599
and my dad had reflux issues,
1228
01:00:46.686 --> 01:00:47.687
so my mom just made everything
1229
01:00:47.774 --> 01:00:49.558
super plain and super boring.
1230
01:00:49.646 --> 01:00:52.692
And then neither of them
really wanted to go out to eat.
1231
01:00:52.736 --> 01:00:55.608
And so when I went to college
in Chicago,
1232
01:00:55.695 --> 01:00:57.610
I finally got to see
what a real restaurant was.
1233
01:00:57.697 --> 01:01:00.265
-I was in a whole new world.
-Wow.
1234
01:01:00.352 --> 01:01:01.875
Well, Chicago's a good place
to start.
1235
01:01:01.962 --> 01:01:05.009
It has great restaurants
and deep-dish pizza.
1236
01:01:05.096 --> 01:01:07.228
Yeah, my, uh, freshmen
15 pounds
1237
01:01:07.315 --> 01:01:09.230
actually was
from deep-dish pizza.
1238
01:01:09.317 --> 01:01:11.842
-Thank you very much.
1239
01:01:11.929 --> 01:01:14.496
So you're gonna take off
in the morning, then?
1240
01:01:14.583 --> 01:01:18.109
Yeah, um, but when we're back
in the city,
1241
01:01:18.196 --> 01:01:20.502
I was, I was hoping
to see you again,
1242
01:01:20.589 --> 01:01:23.462
uh, if you, if you'd like.
1243
01:01:23.549 --> 01:01:25.899
Yeah. I think I would like that.
1244
01:01:25.986 --> 01:01:30.251
Uh, Josie, listen, um, there's
something I need to tell you.
1245
01:01:30.295 --> 01:01:33.777
-The review for your bistro--
-Oh, look.
1246
01:01:33.864 --> 01:01:35.822
I just want you to be fair.
1247
01:01:35.909 --> 01:01:40.479
And I know you love the food
and you like us,
1248
01:01:40.566 --> 01:01:42.394
but what's fair is fair.
1249
01:01:47.094 --> 01:01:49.575
I, um... Sorry, I didn't meant
to interrupt.
1250
01:01:49.662 --> 01:01:51.577
Nope, you're good.
1251
01:01:55.537 --> 01:01:58.540
-Did you, um--
-Nolan and I used to date.
1252
01:01:58.627 --> 01:02:00.368
In school.
It was a long time ago.
1253
01:02:00.455 --> 01:02:02.501
But, um, we're just friends now.
1254
01:02:02.588 --> 01:02:04.895
Yeah. No, I mean,
I totally get it.
1255
01:02:04.982 --> 01:02:07.593
Yeah.
He seems like a real nice guy.
1256
01:02:07.680 --> 01:02:10.074
He is. He's more like family.
1257
01:02:11.510 --> 01:02:14.992
Well, uh,
I think lunch was a hit.
1258
01:02:15.079 --> 01:02:16.471
Tanner, how did you fare?
1259
01:02:16.558 --> 01:02:17.951
Five stars, Mrs. Byrde.
1260
01:02:18.038 --> 01:02:20.214
Five stars. Call me Shannon.
1261
01:02:20.301 --> 01:02:22.739
I think it's time to start
the main event.
1262
01:02:22.826 --> 01:02:24.697
Hm.
1263
01:02:24.784 --> 01:02:28.092
Oh, I'll, uh, I'll be...
Shannon.
1264
01:02:39.407 --> 01:02:40.669
Let me guess.
1265
01:02:40.757 --> 01:02:41.758
Were you just, like, out here
1266
01:02:41.845 --> 01:02:43.063
waiting for me to get back?
1267
01:02:43.150 --> 01:02:44.761
Oh. How did you know?
1268
01:02:44.848 --> 01:02:47.720
Yeah, I was... That's exactly
what I was doing.
1269
01:02:47.807 --> 01:02:49.156
No, I'm just kidding.
1270
01:02:49.243 --> 01:02:50.288
I was looking at some photos
1271
01:02:50.375 --> 01:02:51.768
from breakfast and lunch.
1272
01:02:51.855 --> 01:02:53.857
Got some great ones of you.
You wanna see?
1273
01:02:53.944 --> 01:02:56.294
-Ah. Sure.
-Yeah?
1274
01:02:56.381 --> 01:02:57.904
Okay.
1275
01:02:57.991 --> 01:03:00.385
Well, that's a,
that's a good one of Iris.
1276
01:03:00.472 --> 01:03:02.082
She's so cute.
1277
01:03:02.169 --> 01:03:04.258
There you are.
1278
01:03:04.345 --> 01:03:05.825
Yeah. They're all right.
1279
01:03:05.912 --> 01:03:07.871
No, that's,
that's the money shot.
1280
01:03:07.958 --> 01:03:10.395
I'm telling you.
This is a money shot.
1281
01:03:10.482 --> 01:03:11.875
Here. I got another one.
1282
01:03:17.184 --> 01:03:20.927
Oh, beautiful.
That looks beautiful.
1283
01:03:21.014 --> 01:03:24.278
-You look dapper, Nolan.
-Thank you, Shannon.
1284
01:03:24.365 --> 01:03:26.106
The, uh, holiday sangria
is ready to go.
1285
01:03:26.193 --> 01:03:27.760
Excellent. So is this.
1286
01:03:27.847 --> 01:03:30.197
Um, can you temp this with foil
so we can go get ready?
1287
01:03:30.284 --> 01:03:31.677
Yeah. Sure.
1288
01:03:42.906 --> 01:03:44.168
-Hold up.
-Wow.
1289
01:03:44.211 --> 01:03:45.473
You chose the wrong career path.
1290
01:03:45.560 --> 01:03:47.214
America's next supermodel.
1291
01:03:47.258 --> 01:03:48.955
You're too sweet.
1292
01:03:49.042 --> 01:03:51.262
-You look beautiful.
-You cleaned up well yourself.
1293
01:03:51.349 --> 01:03:54.961
Thank you.
-Oh, I love your dress!
1294
01:03:55.048 --> 01:03:57.572
We seriously have to go shopping
after this.
1295
01:03:57.659 --> 01:03:59.357
Do you do Rodeo
after Christmas sales?
1296
01:03:59.400 --> 01:04:00.924
It's the only time I do Rodeo.
1297
01:04:01.011 --> 01:04:03.927
Okay. Wow! We should be throwing
a gala tonight.
1298
01:04:04.014 --> 01:04:06.494
What are we gonna do if we get
food all over these clothes?
1299
01:04:06.581 --> 01:04:09.019
Oh, we'll just shoot the photos
before. Not a problem.
1300
01:04:09.106 --> 01:04:12.413
Welcome, esteemed guests.
1301
01:04:12.457 --> 01:04:14.111
Please make your way
into the bistro dining room
1302
01:04:14.154 --> 01:04:17.723
and join us for our first
official Christmas cuisine.
1303
01:04:17.810 --> 01:04:20.073
-Mm, thank you.
-I'm excited.
1304
01:04:20.117 --> 01:04:22.336
-Thank you.
-Escort me.
1305
01:04:24.121 --> 01:04:26.384
Here we have
our warm winter salad.
1306
01:04:26.471 --> 01:04:30.083
We have our sun-dried tomatoes,
peas and potatoes casserole.
1307
01:04:30.127 --> 01:04:33.043
And our vegan delight,
sweet-potato pot pie.
1308
01:04:33.130 --> 01:04:35.436
And while our menu
will change annually,
1309
01:04:35.523 --> 01:04:38.700
each holiday season
we will have one entree special
1310
01:04:38.744 --> 01:04:40.137
in addition to the dessert menu.
1311
01:04:40.224 --> 01:04:41.965
There will be a staple.
1312
01:04:42.052 --> 01:04:45.359
Our tasty turkey tenderloin
1313
01:04:45.446 --> 01:04:48.928
stuffed with sweetbread stuffing
and bone-marrow gravy.
1314
01:04:49.015 --> 01:04:50.799
Wow.
-Okay. That sounds great.
1315
01:04:50.843 --> 01:04:54.064
I'll try not to salivate
while I take these photos.
1316
01:04:54.151 --> 01:04:56.066
Oh, uh, Nolan,
could you get the Sangria?
1317
01:04:56.109 --> 01:04:57.981
-Oh, I'll help.
-Oh, wait.
1318
01:04:58.024 --> 01:05:00.157
Before you go, I just wanna get
one group photo.
1319
01:05:00.244 --> 01:05:01.288
Oh. Mm-hmm.
-Sounds good?
1320
01:05:01.332 --> 01:05:02.507
Okay. On the count of three.
1321
01:05:02.594 --> 01:05:04.335
-Uh, say cheesecake.
-Okay.
1322
01:05:04.422 --> 01:05:06.815
One, two, three.
1323
01:05:06.903 --> 01:05:08.948
Cheesecake.
1324
01:05:09.035 --> 01:05:11.646
-Okay, everyone.
1325
01:05:11.733 --> 01:05:13.518
Sharing time.
1326
01:05:13.605 --> 01:05:15.999
We would like to know
the most memorable
1327
01:05:16.086 --> 01:05:18.001
Christmas cuisine story.
1328
01:05:18.088 --> 01:05:20.307
-Mm.
-Who'd like to go first?
1329
01:05:20.394 --> 01:05:23.441
-Anyone? No pressure.
-Josie, you go.
1330
01:05:24.181 --> 01:05:25.138
Mm.
1331
01:05:25.225 --> 01:05:27.924
Thank you, mom.
1332
01:05:28.011 --> 01:05:30.839
Um, I guess I have one
that takes place
1333
01:05:30.927 --> 01:05:32.102
right here at the B&B.
1334
01:05:32.189 --> 01:05:34.408
-Oh.
-So when I was a little girl...
1335
01:05:34.495 --> 01:05:37.150
Um, I was too young
to buy my parents gifts,
1336
01:05:37.237 --> 01:05:39.370
so I used to bake them things
1337
01:05:39.457 --> 01:05:41.285
and then, um,
I would wrap them up.
1338
01:05:41.372 --> 01:05:43.678
I think one year,
maybe I was nine,
1339
01:05:43.722 --> 01:05:47.639
and I made these
beautiful eggnog pudding cups
1340
01:05:47.726 --> 01:05:49.684
and I wrapped them up
1341
01:05:49.771 --> 01:05:52.470
and I gave them to my parents
on Christmas Eve.
1342
01:05:52.557 --> 01:05:56.561
And my dad was so excited he was
finally getting a gift from me
1343
01:05:56.648 --> 01:06:00.608
that he, he shook it very hard
just to see what was inside
1344
01:06:00.695 --> 01:06:02.871
and the pudding exploded
and went all over the foyer.
1345
01:06:02.959 --> 01:06:04.308
Oh.
1346
01:06:04.395 --> 01:06:07.659
She cried all night long.
1347
01:06:07.746 --> 01:06:08.877
All right, mother. You go.
1348
01:06:08.965 --> 01:06:11.228
-Ah. My turn.
Yes.
1349
01:06:11.315 --> 01:06:16.363
Um, I think my favorite
Christmas cuisine story
1350
01:06:16.450 --> 01:06:20.193
is the first year that you could
help your dad in the kitchen.
1351
01:06:20.280 --> 01:06:22.195
And very much like her dad...
1352
01:06:23.240 --> 01:06:25.198
...she threw food everywhere
1353
01:06:25.285 --> 01:06:27.940
and the kitchen was such a mess.
1354
01:06:28.027 --> 01:06:30.116
And, actually,
if you all take a look
1355
01:06:30.203 --> 01:06:31.770
at the kitchen right now,
1356
01:06:31.857 --> 01:06:34.642
you'll see that things
haven't really changed much
1357
01:06:34.729 --> 01:06:37.210
all these years later,
but it's so delicious.
1358
01:06:37.297 --> 01:06:38.951
Mm-hmm. Yeah.
1359
01:06:39.038 --> 01:06:41.301
Okay, wait. I have one.
1360
01:06:41.388 --> 01:06:46.089
So, um, my parents
absolutely love Christmas,
1361
01:06:46.176 --> 01:06:50.354
it was their thing, so we would
do this big dinner every year
1362
01:06:50.441 --> 01:06:53.052
after our church
Christmas service,
1363
01:06:53.139 --> 01:06:55.098
where I would sing, of course.
1364
01:06:55.185 --> 01:07:00.103
And, uh,
there is this one Christmas
1365
01:07:00.190 --> 01:07:01.582
where there was this little kid
1366
01:07:01.626 --> 01:07:03.802
that found a wishbone
in his turkey.
1367
01:07:03.889 --> 01:07:05.412
He got so grossed out
that he just,
1368
01:07:05.456 --> 01:07:07.762
pop, threw that thing
right on my head.
1369
01:07:07.849 --> 01:07:08.981
-No, you didn't.
1370
01:07:09.068 --> 01:07:11.157
I'm not kidding,
he literally hit me
1371
01:07:11.244 --> 01:07:12.724
as I was singing
in the parish hall.
1372
01:07:14.247 --> 01:07:17.816
-My only Christmas wishbone.
-Shut up, Stu.
1373
01:07:17.903 --> 01:07:20.210
Uh, what about you, Tanner?
Tanner, what about you?
1374
01:07:20.297 --> 01:07:22.777
You must have some interesting
Christmas cuisine stories
1375
01:07:22.864 --> 01:07:23.996
with all of your travels, right?
1376
01:07:24.083 --> 01:07:25.650
Uh...
1377
01:07:25.737 --> 01:07:27.478
Spill it.
-Go on.
1378
01:07:27.565 --> 01:07:30.046
Uh, no, honestly. Not really.
1379
01:07:30.089 --> 01:07:32.396
Um, most of my Christmases now
1380
01:07:32.483 --> 01:07:33.962
are spent with my parents
in the OC
1381
01:07:34.050 --> 01:07:36.704
at some
fancy seafood restaurants
1382
01:07:36.791 --> 01:07:39.664
'cause it's the only time I can
actually get them to go out.
1383
01:07:39.751 --> 01:07:43.407
Um, um, but honestly, uh,
1384
01:07:43.494 --> 01:07:47.454
I think that, uh, this Christmas
will be the one to beat.
1385
01:07:47.541 --> 01:07:51.458
Just being here with, uh,
with you guys.
1386
01:07:51.502 --> 01:07:53.591
-Cheers.
Cheers to that.
1387
01:07:57.421 --> 01:08:01.207
A-and what about you?
Pepper, do you have a story?
1388
01:08:01.294 --> 01:08:03.514
Um...
1389
01:08:03.601 --> 01:08:05.820
You know what, I'm sorry,
I think I'm gonna have to pass.
1390
01:08:05.907 --> 01:08:07.083
I'm not feeling too well.
1391
01:08:07.170 --> 01:08:09.302
I think I had too much to eat
earlier.
1392
01:08:09.346 --> 01:08:10.695
What are you talking about?
1393
01:08:10.782 --> 01:08:11.826
Sweetie, you barely
touched your lunch.
1394
01:08:11.913 --> 01:08:13.611
Yeah, I went for a jog
1395
01:08:13.698 --> 01:08:15.395
and I don't, I don't think
it's sitting well.
1396
01:08:15.482 --> 01:08:19.095
-Um, if you would all excuse me.
-Of course.
1397
01:08:24.752 --> 01:08:26.928
Well, all right,
then I guess I'll go.
1398
01:08:27.015 --> 01:08:29.017
Have I shared my favorite
1399
01:08:29.061 --> 01:08:31.846
Hanukkah cuisine story
with you all?
1400
01:08:31.890 --> 01:08:33.152
Yes, you have.
Well...
1401
01:08:33.239 --> 01:08:34.980
-I'm gonna tell you again.
1402
01:08:41.465 --> 01:08:43.336
So what do you think?
How's it going?
1403
01:08:43.423 --> 01:08:45.251
Mom, I think this bistro's
gonna be a huge hit.
1404
01:08:45.338 --> 01:08:46.557
-Really?
-You heard Iris.
1405
01:08:46.644 --> 01:08:48.428
She wants to invite us
onto her show.
1406
01:08:48.515 --> 01:08:50.517
You know millions of people
watch her show every morning.
1407
01:08:50.561 --> 01:08:51.562
-Oh, my God!
-Oh, my God.
1408
01:08:51.649 --> 01:08:55.696
I'm so, uh, uh, thankful.
1409
01:08:55.783 --> 01:08:57.611
So thankful for
a wonderful daughter like you.
1410
01:08:57.698 --> 01:08:59.874
I love you, mama.
1411
01:08:59.918 --> 01:09:01.485
Now they just have to fall
in love with our desserts.
1412
01:09:01.528 --> 01:09:03.313
Oh. Okay.
1413
01:09:06.403 --> 01:09:08.970
Mum, my whipped cream
is missing.
1414
01:09:09.057 --> 01:09:12.017
-Did you do something with it?
-No.
1415
01:09:13.279 --> 01:09:15.412
Mum, it's not here.
1416
01:09:15.455 --> 01:09:18.328
I need it for the pie
and the cake, it's imperative.
1417
01:09:18.371 --> 01:09:19.981
Also, the strawberries are gone!
1418
01:09:20.068 --> 01:09:21.983
Sweetie, calm down,
I-I've got another carton
1419
01:09:22.070 --> 01:09:25.161
of strawberries, and-and
we'll just whip more cream.
1420
01:09:25.248 --> 01:09:29.817
No, we, we can't whip up
more cream, mum. I...
1421
01:09:29.904 --> 01:09:31.167
I wasn't anticipating
extra guests
1422
01:09:31.210 --> 01:09:33.865
and I, I didn't bring any more
1423
01:09:33.908 --> 01:09:37.129
of the Mexican vanilla bean
from LA. I...
1424
01:09:37.216 --> 01:09:40.088
-It's the most important part.
-Okay.
1425
01:09:40.176 --> 01:09:44.049
Well, we'll-we'll fix it.
We'll figure this out.
1426
01:09:45.224 --> 01:09:47.183
No, it's useless.
1427
01:09:48.836 --> 01:09:50.534
How's this happening?
1428
01:09:52.884 --> 01:09:54.755
Whipped cream in a can?
1429
01:10:18.910 --> 01:10:21.782
Hey. We're about to have
some dessert.
1430
01:10:21.826 --> 01:10:23.001
Uh, you wanna come join us?
1431
01:10:23.088 --> 01:10:24.916
I'm not hungry.
1432
01:10:26.004 --> 01:10:28.398
Pepper, uh, listen.
1433
01:10:28.485 --> 01:10:29.964
I'll write
a fair and honest critique
1434
01:10:30.051 --> 01:10:32.184
that will make everyone happy,
all right?
1435
01:10:32.271 --> 01:10:33.751
Including you.
1436
01:10:41.976 --> 01:10:44.283
And just remember
that I have final edit.
1437
01:10:44.370 --> 01:10:45.502
I have to be fair to our readers
1438
01:10:45.589 --> 01:10:46.938
when there's
a conflict of interest.
1439
01:10:46.981 --> 01:10:49.680
Fine. I won't review the cuisine
here at all.
1440
01:10:49.767 --> 01:10:53.031
You promised me a holiday
critique that would sizzle.
1441
01:10:53.118 --> 01:10:54.815
If you can't deliver, trust me,
1442
01:10:54.902 --> 01:10:57.731
I tried all the food as well,
I will.
1443
01:10:57.818 --> 01:11:00.212
So what, hm, you're
just gonna lie about the food,
1444
01:11:00.299 --> 01:11:02.475
and skirt over the fact that
it's surprisingly quite good?
1445
01:11:02.562 --> 01:11:06.349
No, no,
I'll tell everyone the truth,
1446
01:11:06.436 --> 01:11:09.656
that the tasty comfort menu here
is neither healthy nor friendly
1447
01:11:09.700 --> 01:11:11.484
to those with dietary needs.
1448
01:11:13.051 --> 01:11:16.141
Wow, is that really
what you think?
1449
01:11:18.491 --> 01:11:21.364
-Was this you?
1450
01:11:21.407 --> 01:11:23.975
Well, you didn't seem to mind
our tasty comfort menu
1451
01:11:24.062 --> 01:11:27.195
when you ate all
of my homemade whipped cream.
1452
01:11:27.283 --> 01:11:29.807
You've ruined
my entire dessert menu.
1453
01:11:31.896 --> 01:11:33.637
-Josie, we can explain--
-And what?
1454
01:11:33.680 --> 01:11:36.204
You, you were just gonna give us
a bad review
1455
01:11:36.292 --> 01:11:38.381
before even trying
the food here?
1456
01:11:38.424 --> 01:11:40.600
-No, Josie, that's not what--
-Tanner, stop.
1457
01:11:40.687 --> 01:11:42.863
Look, I don't know what
either of you were planning,
1458
01:11:42.950 --> 01:11:46.127
but I should have trusted my gut
from the beginning.
1459
01:11:46.214 --> 01:11:48.478
You weren't invited here
to critique my mom's bistro,
1460
01:11:48.565 --> 01:11:50.349
so I would appreciate it
if you kept our names
1461
01:11:50.393 --> 01:11:53.178
out of your publication
entirely.
1462
01:11:53.265 --> 01:11:54.571
Josie, please. Let me explain.
I can...
1463
01:11:54.658 --> 01:11:56.703
I forgot, we-we do actually have
1464
01:11:56.790 --> 01:12:00.925
two new arrivals coming
in the morning and, um,
1465
01:12:01.012 --> 01:12:04.798
Marla and Iris have decided
to stay through Christmas Eve,
1466
01:12:04.885 --> 01:12:07.932
so if you could just, um,
1467
01:12:08.019 --> 01:12:12.328
check out by 11:00, pl-please.
1468
01:12:14.199 --> 01:12:17.245
I'm sorry
about the whipped cream.
1469
01:12:17.333 --> 01:12:21.075
Wow. I had no idea
she would take it that hard.
1470
01:12:21.119 --> 01:12:23.861
-It's just one online review.
-Yeah, Pepper.
1471
01:12:23.948 --> 01:12:27.604
Because you don't think
about anyone except for you.
1472
01:12:27.691 --> 01:12:31.651
When we get back to work,
things are gonna change. Okay?
1473
01:12:32.217 --> 01:12:33.653
I'm done.
1474
01:12:39.093 --> 01:12:40.704
Thank you.
1475
01:12:42.706 --> 01:12:44.011
-Are they coming?
-No.
1476
01:12:44.098 --> 01:12:46.362
It's just us, I'm afraid.
1477
01:12:46.449 --> 01:12:50.104
Uh, is this, uh, whipped cream
from a can?
1478
01:12:50.191 --> 01:12:51.410
Actually, it is.
1479
01:12:51.454 --> 01:12:52.890
We had an incident
1480
01:12:52.933 --> 01:12:54.935
and my homemade
vanilla-bean whipped cream
1481
01:12:55.022 --> 01:12:56.981
won't be making an appearance
this Christmas.
1482
01:12:57.068 --> 01:12:58.461
That's okay, dear.
1483
01:12:58.548 --> 01:13:02.726
Sometimes we just have to,
mm, improvise.
1484
01:13:02.813 --> 01:13:04.641
Right?
-Thanks.
1485
01:13:04.728 --> 01:13:06.686
Uh, well, um,
1486
01:13:06.773 --> 01:13:10.777
the snickerdoodle with pralines
and cream looks beautiful,
1487
01:13:10.821 --> 01:13:12.953
uh, but it's hard to critique
a dessert
1488
01:13:13.040 --> 01:13:15.260
that's not really there,
you know?
1489
01:13:15.347 --> 01:13:17.088
Of course, Marla,
we understand.
1490
01:13:19.264 --> 01:13:20.570
Mm.
1491
01:13:22.223 --> 01:13:24.269
-Mm-hmm.
-Mm.
1492
01:13:24.356 --> 01:13:26.140
-This is actually quite good.
-Wow.
1493
01:13:26.227 --> 01:13:28.316
This is really,
really fantastic.
1494
01:13:28.404 --> 01:13:29.579
Yeah.
1495
01:13:32.408 --> 01:13:34.148
I really hate to say this,
1496
01:13:34.192 --> 01:13:37.978
but despite
the store-bought cream,
1497
01:13:38.065 --> 01:13:39.893
I can still totally see
the potential
1498
01:13:39.980 --> 01:13:41.504
in both of these desserts.
1499
01:13:41.547 --> 01:13:43.810
You two will have a hit bistro
on your hands.
1500
01:13:43.854 --> 01:13:45.682
-Seriously?
Absolutely.
1501
01:13:45.769 --> 01:13:49.120
I can't wait to come back
next year to try the real deal.
1502
01:13:49.163 --> 01:13:52.253
Oh. Seriously,
this is to die for.
1503
01:13:52.340 --> 01:13:53.820
-Congratulations.
-Mm.
1504
01:13:53.907 --> 01:13:55.300
Can we have seconds?
1505
01:14:09.314 --> 01:14:11.142
What have I done?
1506
01:14:12.796 --> 01:14:14.798
Girl, it's nothin'
you can't fix.
1507
01:14:16.103 --> 01:14:19.280
It's Christmas time. Remember?
1508
01:14:57.057 --> 01:14:58.276
Good morning.
1509
01:14:58.363 --> 01:15:00.365
Have you seen Josie by chance?
1510
01:15:06.371 --> 01:15:07.503
Pepper...
1511
01:15:10.070 --> 01:15:13.073
Josie told me what happened.
1512
01:15:13.117 --> 01:15:15.293
I understand
that you have a job to do,
1513
01:15:15.380 --> 01:15:17.730
but leave Josie's name
out of it.
1514
01:15:17.774 --> 01:15:19.515
Shannon, I am sorry.
1515
01:15:19.602 --> 01:15:21.734
You have been so sweet
to let us stay here.
1516
01:15:21.778 --> 01:15:23.954
There won't be a bad review.
1517
01:15:24.041 --> 01:15:28.132
Your food is good.
Great, really.
1518
01:15:28.219 --> 01:15:30.613
It's me who needs a bad review.
1519
01:15:30.700 --> 01:15:32.440
Anyways,
I'm gonna go talk to her
1520
01:15:32.528 --> 01:15:34.617
before I leave,
if that's all right with you.
1521
01:15:34.704 --> 01:15:36.532
She's around the corner.
1522
01:15:37.924 --> 01:15:39.230
Thank you.
1523
01:15:44.627 --> 01:15:46.977
Josie, hi.
1524
01:15:47.064 --> 01:15:49.370
Can we talk for a sec?
1525
01:15:49.457 --> 01:15:52.373
Where do I start? Um...
1526
01:15:52.417 --> 01:15:55.420
I want to say I'm sorry.
1527
01:15:55.507 --> 01:15:57.204
I came here with this whole idea
in my head
1528
01:15:57.291 --> 01:15:59.990
of having a romantic,
cozy Christmas with Tanner,
1529
01:16:00.077 --> 01:16:02.819
and I got here and I realized
1530
01:16:02.906 --> 01:16:05.125
he was already having one
with you.
1531
01:16:05.169 --> 01:16:07.563
I'm used
to getting my way.
1532
01:16:07.650 --> 01:16:11.741
I was a brat and I lashed out,
and that was wrong.
1533
01:16:12.916 --> 01:16:15.483
Just know that it is my fault.
1534
01:16:15.527 --> 01:16:17.137
Tanner did not wanna write
a bad review
1535
01:16:17.181 --> 01:16:19.487
for your bistro, seriously.
1536
01:16:19.575 --> 01:16:24.797
Tanner wrote and approved
that first review, didn't he?
1537
01:16:24.841 --> 01:16:27.191
So how do I know
he would've done differently?
1538
01:16:27.278 --> 01:16:32.109
I don't really know,
but it's Christmas.
1539
01:16:32.196 --> 01:16:34.372
Time to start believing
we can be better,
1540
01:16:34.459 --> 01:16:36.679
do better, right?
1541
01:16:36.766 --> 01:16:38.811
He's a good guy, Josie.
1542
01:16:38.898 --> 01:16:40.596
Don't throw away
what you guys have started
1543
01:16:40.683 --> 01:16:43.599
based on one mistake he made
when he barely knew you.
1544
01:16:45.122 --> 01:16:47.472
If you do, down the road
you may realize
1545
01:16:47.559 --> 01:16:49.126
this one's on you.
1546
01:16:58.396 --> 01:16:59.789
Thank you.
1547
01:17:06.360 --> 01:17:07.492
Hey.
1548
01:17:08.362 --> 01:17:09.929
Were you just, uh,
1549
01:17:10.016 --> 01:17:11.539
out here waiting for me
to come back or...
1550
01:17:11.627 --> 01:17:13.324
-What?
1551
01:17:13.411 --> 01:17:16.501
Yeah, I'm actually
trying to call a car.
1552
01:17:16.544 --> 01:17:17.894
But I'm not having any luck.
1553
01:17:17.981 --> 01:17:20.200
Guess since it's Christmas Eve.
1554
01:17:20.287 --> 01:17:22.246
Oh, well, uh, I'm actually
1555
01:17:22.333 --> 01:17:24.335
headed back to, uh, LA
if you need a ride.
1556
01:17:24.378 --> 01:17:26.250
You're not staying
for the eating,
1557
01:17:26.337 --> 01:17:27.947
singing and Secret Santa?
1558
01:17:28.034 --> 01:17:29.645
Nah, I don't like the food
too much.
1559
01:17:29.732 --> 01:17:31.908
And just Iris is staying,
1560
01:17:31.995 --> 01:17:33.910
and Marla's husband's
coming back out.
1561
01:17:33.997 --> 01:17:35.563
And I got a bunch of neighbors
1562
01:17:35.651 --> 01:17:38.175
waiting for me for a cookout
down the hill, so, uh...
1563
01:17:38.218 --> 01:17:40.525
And a ton of photos
to go through.
1564
01:17:40.612 --> 01:17:41.831
Well, if you're sure
you don't mind...
1565
01:17:41.918 --> 01:17:43.789
And if you join me
for Christmas?
1566
01:17:43.876 --> 01:17:45.791
Absolutely not.
Hey, why don't I get your bags?
1567
01:17:45.878 --> 01:17:47.663
How about we see
how the drive goes?
1568
01:17:47.750 --> 01:17:51.188
Ah. Drive first.
Ah, okay, well, what?
1569
01:17:51.275 --> 01:17:53.756
You got, you got something,
uh, better to do for Christmas?
1570
01:17:53.799 --> 01:17:57.150
-Actually, no, I don't.
-Ah, hop on in, my lady.
1571
01:18:03.809 --> 01:18:06.203
-Morning.
-Morning.
1572
01:18:06.290 --> 01:18:07.944
Hey, uh...
1573
01:18:08.031 --> 01:18:10.773
That guy is not too smart
walking away from you, you know?
1574
01:18:10.860 --> 01:18:15.386
Oh, uh, I'm not really sure
I gave him much of a choice.
1575
01:18:15.429 --> 01:18:18.737
But thank you for saying that.
1576
01:18:18.781 --> 01:18:20.217
Nolan, you-you really are, uh--
1577
01:18:20.260 --> 01:18:23.916
We're family.
That's what we are.
1578
01:18:23.960 --> 01:18:27.137
I just,
I want you to be happy, Josie.
1579
01:18:27.224 --> 01:18:29.269
I want that for you, too.
1580
01:18:29.313 --> 01:18:30.749
-Merry Christmas.
-Merry Christmas.
1581
01:18:30.793 --> 01:18:34.144
-Yeah. Come here.
1582
01:18:34.231 --> 01:18:35.580
-Mm.
1583
01:18:35.623 --> 01:18:36.755
-Oh.
1584
01:18:36.842 --> 01:18:38.278
That must be Marla's husband.
1585
01:18:38.322 --> 01:18:40.585
Oh, I hope he's hungry,
because our menu
1586
01:18:40.628 --> 01:18:41.760
is up and running!
1587
01:18:47.113 --> 01:18:49.594
-Hey.
-Hey.
1588
01:18:49.681 --> 01:18:53.076
I just got some of these
from the, from the greenhouse.
1589
01:18:53.163 --> 01:18:56.427
Um, Nolan said
he'd serve breakfast.
1590
01:18:56.514 --> 01:18:58.821
-You ready?
-Yeah.
1591
01:18:58.864 --> 01:19:01.084
Always ready to say
Merry Christmas to dad.
1592
01:19:09.745 --> 01:19:11.137
It's so funny, I can't picture
1593
01:19:11.181 --> 01:19:12.443
dad doing this
for your proposal.
1594
01:19:12.530 --> 01:19:14.314
I just never took him
as a romantic.
1595
01:19:14.358 --> 01:19:17.970
-Sweet, yes. But romantic?
1596
01:19:18.014 --> 01:19:21.452
Well, your dad
was what I would call
1597
01:19:21.539 --> 01:19:23.889
a selective romantic.
1598
01:19:25.717 --> 01:19:27.545
I mean, sure, he would,
he would pick the moments
1599
01:19:27.632 --> 01:19:32.245
to do something cheesy,
like, propose with roses,
1600
01:19:32.289 --> 01:19:33.638
but...
1601
01:19:35.379 --> 01:19:37.381
it was the little
invisible things
1602
01:19:37.468 --> 01:19:39.252
that made me say yes.
1603
01:19:40.297 --> 01:19:42.560
Invisible things?
1604
01:19:42.647 --> 01:19:44.257
Yeah, like...
1605
01:19:46.303 --> 01:19:48.305
Like, this inn.
1606
01:19:48.392 --> 01:19:52.352
You know, I, I was so worried
we couldn't afford it,
1607
01:19:52.439 --> 01:19:57.618
so he did a ten-year projection
to show me that we could.
1608
01:19:58.968 --> 01:20:01.535
Or something as simple
1609
01:20:01.622 --> 01:20:04.712
as just knowing
I was having a bad day
1610
01:20:04.800 --> 01:20:07.803
and getting in the kitchen
and starting dinner
1611
01:20:07.846 --> 01:20:10.153
before I-I even had a chance.
1612
01:20:13.286 --> 01:20:16.855
Like,
when your grandmother died,
1613
01:20:16.942 --> 01:20:19.249
I was such a wreck.
1614
01:20:19.336 --> 01:20:22.905
And he just did everything.
1615
01:20:22.948 --> 01:20:25.429
You know, everything,
the-the funeral and the flowers
1616
01:20:25.516 --> 01:20:28.693
and calling people
1617
01:20:28.780 --> 01:20:30.826
before I could even
get out of bed.
1618
01:20:34.046 --> 01:20:36.832
He was listening even when
I didn't know he was listening.
1619
01:20:38.485 --> 01:20:40.357
Yeah.
I think I know what you mean.
1620
01:20:41.837 --> 01:20:43.795
This food critic,
1621
01:20:43.882 --> 01:20:46.363
are you starting to think
he was something special?
1622
01:20:48.060 --> 01:20:50.715
I don't know, mom.
1623
01:20:50.802 --> 01:20:52.978
I guess I was sort of hoping
that he would be.
1624
01:20:53.065 --> 01:20:54.675
Well, if he is...
1625
01:20:57.200 --> 01:21:00.507
he'll realize not to let
something special get away.
1626
01:21:14.782 --> 01:21:17.611
-Ah.
-Oh.
1627
01:21:17.698 --> 01:21:20.571
I'm kinda surprised you didn't
go back with Stu, to be honest.
1628
01:21:20.614 --> 01:21:22.573
I thought you'd have
some big, fancy holiday party
1629
01:21:22.660 --> 01:21:25.010
or family gala to attend to.
1630
01:21:25.097 --> 01:21:26.620
Nope.
1631
01:21:26.664 --> 01:21:29.101
I mean, my parents
are on a mission in Mexico,
1632
01:21:29.188 --> 01:21:31.538
and, of course, there's a bunch
of Hollywood parties, right?
1633
01:21:31.625 --> 01:21:34.063
But I don't know,
I'm kind of loving
1634
01:21:34.106 --> 01:21:38.894
this cozy Christmas
here at home.
1635
01:21:38.937 --> 01:21:40.852
You know what'll make it
even better?
1636
01:21:40.939 --> 01:21:42.071
What?
1637
01:21:42.158 --> 01:21:43.768
If you would sing for me,
please.
1638
01:21:43.855 --> 01:21:45.291
-Marla!
-You know you want to.
1639
01:21:45.335 --> 01:21:46.292
-Marla!
-Come on.
1640
01:21:46.379 --> 01:21:47.685
Okay, fine.
1641
01:21:47.772 --> 01:21:49.165
You don't have to ask me twice.
Let's go.
1642
01:21:49.252 --> 01:21:50.253
Okay.
1643
01:21:50.296 --> 01:21:51.907
Is, is that...
1644
01:21:51.950 --> 01:21:53.299
It's dad's famous white chili.
1645
01:21:53.386 --> 01:21:55.127
-Wow.
1646
01:21:55.214 --> 01:21:57.042
And dinner is served.
1647
01:21:57.129 --> 01:21:58.130
-Ah, shoot.
-Whoo!
1648
01:22:00.611 --> 01:22:03.353
Cheers to everybody.
Yeah, yes.
1649
01:22:03.440 --> 01:22:05.311
-Well done.
-Absolutely delicious.
1650
01:22:11.187 --> 01:22:14.625
So I hear you might be
singing tonight.
1651
01:22:14.668 --> 01:22:17.933
Yeah, you know,
love is in the air
1652
01:22:18.020 --> 01:22:21.153
so maybe.
1653
01:22:21.197 --> 01:22:24.548
-Oh.
1654
01:22:24.635 --> 01:22:27.986
Josie, I think
you should check your phone.
1655
01:22:28.073 --> 01:22:31.294
Pepper sent you somethin'.
You're gonna wanna see this.
1656
01:22:40.564 --> 01:22:42.696
After
all this yummy food,
1657
01:22:42.783 --> 01:22:45.351
this goes out
to the spirit of the season
1658
01:22:45.395 --> 01:22:49.181
and love
for each and every one of us.
1659
01:22:54.752 --> 01:22:57.711
♪ Dancin' around
the mistletoe ♪
1660
01:22:57.798 --> 01:23:01.541
♪ Making sure
that I don't miss ♪
1661
01:23:01.628 --> 01:23:05.981
♪ Waiting for you
underneath a chandelier ♪
1662
01:23:06.024 --> 01:23:08.679
♪ For your kiss
1663
01:23:08.722 --> 01:23:11.551
♪ Dancin' around
the mistletoe ♪
1664
01:23:11.638 --> 01:23:15.381
♪ People rockin' everywhere ♪
1665
01:23:15.425 --> 01:23:18.645
♪ Bells are ringing
angels singing ♪
1666
01:23:18.732 --> 01:23:22.649
♪ Love is in the air ♪
1667
01:23:22.736 --> 01:23:25.565
♪ Let's deck the halls ♪
1668
01:23:25.652 --> 01:23:29.917
♪ And mingle merrily ♪
1669
01:23:30.005 --> 01:23:36.446
♪ This is the season
to rock the night away ♪
1670
01:23:36.533 --> 01:23:39.536
♪ Dancin' around
the mistletoe ♪
1671
01:23:39.579 --> 01:23:43.061
♪ Baby don't you be shy
1672
01:23:43.105 --> 01:23:46.064
♪ Stay right here close to me
1673
01:23:46.151 --> 01:23:50.503
♪ And kiss me
through the night ♪
1674
01:24:04.691 --> 01:24:06.911
What are you doing here?
1675
01:24:06.954 --> 01:24:09.479
Well, um, I thought it might be
a little difficult
1676
01:24:09.566 --> 01:24:12.090
for you to pass out
the leftover cake and pie
1677
01:24:12.177 --> 01:24:14.049
without the proper
whipped cream,
1678
01:24:14.092 --> 01:24:16.747
so I, uh, I brought you this.
1679
01:24:26.365 --> 01:24:30.108
Brown sugar candy
from the local candy shop.
1680
01:24:30.152 --> 01:24:31.588
Yup.
1681
01:24:31.631 --> 01:24:33.372
It's a good palate,
1682
01:24:33.459 --> 01:24:35.157
but this is
the secret ingredient
1683
01:24:35.200 --> 01:24:38.203
to my candied bacon,
not my house whip.
1684
01:24:38.899 --> 01:24:40.075
Keep digging.
1685
01:24:45.558 --> 01:24:47.256
How did you...
1686
01:24:47.299 --> 01:24:48.909
This is my Mexican vanilla bean.
1687
01:24:48.996 --> 01:24:50.650
They only carry this
in one place.
1688
01:24:50.737 --> 01:24:52.304
-How did you find this?
-Yeah.
1689
01:24:52.391 --> 01:24:54.306
At the little dive
Mexican place on mid-Wilshire
1690
01:24:54.393 --> 01:24:57.614
that you told me about a couple
of days ago. I found it.
1691
01:24:57.701 --> 01:24:59.224
They were a little hesitant
to sell it to me,
1692
01:24:59.311 --> 01:25:02.097
but, uh, I got it for you.
1693
01:25:03.707 --> 01:25:06.101
Wow. This is, um...
1694
01:25:07.667 --> 01:25:09.539
Thank you.
1695
01:25:09.626 --> 01:25:11.236
I got you something, too.
1696
01:25:14.935 --> 01:25:16.720
-Wow.
-I know.
1697
01:25:18.722 --> 01:25:22.856
-Uh...
-For when you finish your book.
1698
01:25:22.943 --> 01:25:25.816
Wow. Josie,
you designed me a book cover.
1699
01:25:25.903 --> 01:25:28.558
This is amazing. Thank you.
1700
01:25:28.645 --> 01:25:30.125
Merry Christmas.
1701
01:25:31.430 --> 01:25:33.519
Merry Christmas.
1702
01:25:33.563 --> 01:25:36.043
And maybe with a little more
time spent with you,
1703
01:25:36.131 --> 01:25:39.569
you might even inspire me
to finish it.
1704
01:25:39.656 --> 01:25:42.049
That is,
if you'll ever forgive me.
1705
01:25:42.137 --> 01:25:45.009
Pepper sent me
your final review.
1706
01:25:45.096 --> 01:25:47.272
She said she's running it as is.
1707
01:25:47.359 --> 01:25:49.405
Yeah.
1708
01:25:49.492 --> 01:25:54.888
And the one secret ingredient
that each dish here shares,
1709
01:25:54.932 --> 01:25:56.673
fully responsible
for rounding out
1710
01:25:56.760 --> 01:25:58.631
their full-bodied flavor...
1711
01:25:58.718 --> 01:26:00.155
Mm-hmm.
1712
01:26:00.242 --> 01:26:02.157
...is simply love.
1713
01:26:03.288 --> 01:26:04.724
Mm.
1714
01:26:35.842 --> 01:26:40.064
♪ La-la la-la la-la-la
la-la la-la la-la-la ♪
1715
01:26:40.151 --> 01:26:44.416
♪ La-la-a la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1716
01:26:44.460 --> 01:26:49.029
♪ La-la-la la-la-la
la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1717
01:26:49.116 --> 01:26:53.425
♪ La-la-la la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1718
01:26:53.512 --> 01:26:57.908
♪ Jolly old Saint Nicholas
lean your ear this way ♪
1719
01:26:57.951 --> 01:27:02.173
♪ Don't you tell a single soul
what I'm gonna say ♪
1720
01:27:02.260 --> 01:27:04.610
♪ Christmas Eve
is coming soon ♪
1721
01:27:04.697 --> 01:27:06.786
♪ Now you dear old man ♪
1722
01:27:06.830 --> 01:27:08.919
♪ Whisper
what you'll bring to me ♪
1723
01:27:09.006 --> 01:27:11.095
♪ Tell me if you can ♪
1724
01:27:11.182 --> 01:27:15.752
♪ La-la-la la-la-la
la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1725
01:27:15.839 --> 01:27:20.278
♪ La-la la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1726
01:27:20.365 --> 01:27:24.587
♪ La-la-la la-la-la
la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1727
01:27:24.674 --> 01:27:28.982
♪ La-la la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1728
01:27:29.026 --> 01:27:31.202
♪ When the clock
is striking 12:00 ♪
1729
01:27:31.289 --> 01:27:33.465
♪ And I'm fast asleep ♪
1730
01:27:33.552 --> 01:27:35.641
♪ Down the chimney
broad and black ♪
1731
01:27:35.685 --> 01:27:37.991
♪ with your sack
you'll creep ♪
1732
01:27:38.035 --> 01:27:39.993
♪ All the stockings
you will find ♪
1733
01:27:40.080 --> 01:27:42.344
♪ Hanging in a row ♪
1734
01:27:42.431 --> 01:27:44.607
♪ Mine will be
the shortest one ♪
1735
01:27:44.650 --> 01:27:46.826
♪ You'll be sure to know
1736
01:27:46.870 --> 01:27:51.309
♪ La-la-la la-la-la
la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1737
01:27:51.353 --> 01:27:55.835
♪ La-la la-la-la la-la-la
1738
01:27:55.879 --> 01:28:00.275
♪ La-la-la la-la-la
la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1739
01:28:00.362 --> 01:28:04.670
♪ La-la la-la-la la-la-la ♪
1740
01:28:04.714 --> 01:28:08.935
♪ Ah-ah ah-ah
1741
01:28:09.022 --> 01:28:13.723
♪ Ah-ah ah-ah ♪