WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:10.793 --> 00:00:13.491 [wondrous music] 4 00:00:40.605 --> 00:00:42.085 - Such a good boy. 5 00:00:44.609 --> 00:00:47.134 Come on, come on, almost home, almost home. 6 00:00:48.222 --> 00:00:48.961 Come on. 7 00:00:55.055 --> 00:00:56.621 Come on, treats at home. 8 00:00:56.708 --> 00:00:57.840 What? 9 00:00:57.927 --> 00:00:59.233 Come on. 10 00:00:59.320 --> 00:01:03.237 [tires screeching] [car speeding] 11 00:01:03.324 --> 00:01:05.152 Come on, what's with you? 12 00:01:05.239 --> 00:01:07.502 [dog whimpering] Come on, let's go, let's go. 13 00:01:08.894 --> 00:01:11.419 [man yells] 14 00:01:11.506 --> 00:01:13.116 [dog barks] 15 00:01:13.203 --> 00:01:16.163 [catchy rock music] 16 00:01:24.954 --> 00:01:28.914 - Okay, okay. 17 00:01:29.001 --> 00:01:30.699 - Watch it, pothole, pothole! 18 00:01:30.786 --> 00:01:32.266 Stop, stop! 19 00:01:32.353 --> 00:01:33.049 - Watch out, watch out, watch out for the old man, 20 00:01:33.136 --> 00:01:33.963 the old man! 21 00:01:34.050 --> 00:01:35.921 [screaming] 22 00:01:36.008 --> 00:01:38.098 - We must've looked like the getaway car 23 00:01:38.185 --> 00:01:39.925 after a bank robbery. 24 00:01:40.012 --> 00:01:42.798 But really, it was just my family getting back on track, 25 00:01:42.885 --> 00:01:44.713 which is all I ever wanted. 26 00:01:44.800 --> 00:01:46.410 But you gotta be careful what you wish for, 27 00:01:46.497 --> 00:01:48.891 'cause it just might take the craziest, 28 00:01:48.978 --> 00:01:50.893 most insane way to get you there. 29 00:01:50.980 --> 00:01:53.200 Maybe even the greatest adventure of your life. 30 00:01:54.418 --> 00:01:57.421 [lighthearted music] 31 00:02:08.737 --> 00:02:10.956 Echo Harbor was a great place to be, 32 00:02:11.043 --> 00:02:13.176 and do everything family. 33 00:02:13.263 --> 00:02:15.787 But Main Street fell apart, literally. 34 00:02:15.874 --> 00:02:18.573 The population aged, and when kids went away to college, 35 00:02:18.660 --> 00:02:19.922 they never came back. 36 00:02:21.489 --> 00:02:24.579 So, dad rolled up his sleeves and ran for Mayor. 37 00:02:24.666 --> 00:02:26.320 It was so exciting. 38 00:02:26.407 --> 00:02:27.669 He was gonna make a difference, 39 00:02:27.756 --> 00:02:29.801 and give everybody hope and reason to stay 40 00:02:29.888 --> 00:02:31.977 in what I once thought was the best place 41 00:02:32.064 --> 00:02:33.153 in the world to grow up. 42 00:02:35.459 --> 00:02:36.939 And he won! 43 00:02:37.026 --> 00:02:39.420 It felt like a victory for our whole family. 44 00:02:39.507 --> 00:02:41.465 Everything that was wrong in Echo Harbor 45 00:02:41.552 --> 00:02:43.989 would get fixed, thanks to my dad. 46 00:02:44.076 --> 00:02:46.166 And life would be even better now. 47 00:02:46.253 --> 00:02:51.171 [lighthearted music] [clapping] 48 00:02:58.265 --> 00:03:00.571 But the job of being Mayor, 49 00:03:00.658 --> 00:03:04.575 trying to make everyone happy consumed my dad. 50 00:03:04.662 --> 00:03:05.968 Totally stressed him out, 51 00:03:06.055 --> 00:03:07.970 which then stressed my mom out, 52 00:03:08.057 --> 00:03:09.014 and then even me. 53 00:03:10.494 --> 00:03:14.368 We became like so many families today, broken. 54 00:03:16.283 --> 00:03:18.110 It really made me sad. 55 00:03:18.198 --> 00:03:20.025 Even sadder than when my grandma died. 56 00:03:23.072 --> 00:03:24.421 He told me it wouldn't be forever, 57 00:03:24.508 --> 00:03:27.076 he just had to figure some things out. 58 00:03:31.167 --> 00:03:33.256 So, dad moved in with grandpa, 59 00:03:33.343 --> 00:03:36.651 which looking back, was probably a nice thing for grandpa, 60 00:03:36.738 --> 00:03:37.608 because of grandma. 61 00:03:40.481 --> 00:03:41.656 But I was suffering. 62 00:03:42.657 --> 00:03:44.659 Our family was suffering. 63 00:03:44.746 --> 00:03:48.097 And I knew that something needed to be done. 64 00:03:48.184 --> 00:03:50.882 [dramatic music] 65 00:03:54.146 --> 00:03:57.237 [lighthearted music] 66 00:04:08.248 --> 00:04:13.122 Mom? [car beeps] 67 00:04:13.209 --> 00:04:15.080 - Mary, Jess is here! 68 00:04:15.167 --> 00:04:16.473 - Gotta go. 69 00:04:16.560 --> 00:04:17.996 - Okay, great. 70 00:04:18.083 --> 00:04:19.563 I will have five dozen delivered by 6 p.m. 71 00:04:19.650 --> 00:04:21.217 Okay, thanks, Olivia. 72 00:04:21.304 --> 00:04:22.697 Bye. 73 00:04:22.784 --> 00:04:23.524 - Scary. 74 00:04:23.611 --> 00:04:24.525 - What? 75 00:04:24.612 --> 00:04:26.048 It's your senior year picture. 76 00:04:26.135 --> 00:04:27.571 I'm proud. 77 00:04:27.658 --> 00:04:29.051 - Glad to hear it, because one more college 78 00:04:29.138 --> 00:04:30.095 I won't be going to. 79 00:04:30.182 --> 00:04:31.575 They say I lack life experience. 80 00:04:34.448 --> 00:04:35.405 Is something burning? 81 00:04:35.492 --> 00:04:36.754 - Oh! 82 00:04:36.841 --> 00:04:38.060 Your cake. 83 00:04:38.147 --> 00:04:39.235 - Happy birthday, me. 84 00:04:40.802 --> 00:04:41.585 - Scuffles! 85 00:04:42.543 --> 00:04:45.633 [lighthearted music] 86 00:04:55.947 --> 00:04:57.297 - What are those? 87 00:04:57.384 --> 00:04:59.864 - Two dozen deliciously cinnamonny scuffles. 88 00:04:59.951 --> 00:05:00.648 - Gotta love your mom. 89 00:05:00.735 --> 00:05:01.475 Feed me. 90 00:05:03.564 --> 00:05:04.434 Happy birthday selfie! 91 00:05:04.521 --> 00:05:05.957 - Oh, oh, I'll take it. 92 00:05:07.394 --> 00:05:09.483 [laughing] 93 00:05:09.570 --> 00:05:11.223 So, I finally convinced my dad 94 00:05:11.311 --> 00:05:12.790 to take me to see schools in California. 95 00:05:12.877 --> 00:05:14.096 - [Jess] Oh, that's great. 96 00:05:14.183 --> 00:05:15.227 - After the election. 97 00:05:15.315 --> 00:05:16.664 Serial politician. 98 00:05:17.752 --> 00:05:18.883 - Derek just checked you out. 99 00:05:18.970 --> 00:05:19.971 - No, he checked you out. 100 00:05:20.058 --> 00:05:21.016 - No, you! - Whatever. 101 00:05:22.452 --> 00:05:24.324 - Why can't your mom just take you? 102 00:05:24.411 --> 00:05:26.195 - Evidently, having a dad who's a mayor, 103 00:05:26.282 --> 00:05:27.283 even if it's only of Echo Harbor, 104 00:05:27.370 --> 00:05:28.850 plays well in the room. 105 00:05:28.937 --> 00:05:31.331 Having an amazing mom with amazing scuffles, 106 00:05:31.418 --> 00:05:32.244 not so much. 107 00:05:32.332 --> 00:05:33.594 [Jess laughs] 108 00:05:33.681 --> 00:05:34.682 - They haven't tried her scuffles. 109 00:05:36.074 --> 00:05:37.728 Good morning, fellow seniors. 110 00:05:39.339 --> 00:05:42.342 [lighthearted music] 111 00:05:43.821 --> 00:05:45.432 - I thought I was having a bad day. 112 00:05:45.519 --> 00:05:47.042 - You're not allowed in here. 113 00:05:48.913 --> 00:05:50.045 - Scuffles, anyone? 114 00:05:50.915 --> 00:05:51.525 - Dude. 115 00:05:52.961 --> 00:05:54.354 - Did I mention it's my birthday? 116 00:05:56.399 --> 00:05:59.228 - Okay, seriously, what is going on here? 117 00:05:59.315 --> 00:06:01.839 - Under the Stars Senior Dance, one week from now, 118 00:06:01.926 --> 00:06:03.885 has been relocated from outside, in the park, 119 00:06:03.972 --> 00:06:05.408 under the stars, 120 00:06:05.495 --> 00:06:06.844 where it's been since the beginning of time, 121 00:06:06.931 --> 00:06:08.368 to the stinky school gym 122 00:06:08.455 --> 00:06:10.195 I've successfully avoided for the last four years. 123 00:06:10.282 --> 00:06:11.719 That's what's going on here, Mary. 124 00:06:11.806 --> 00:06:13.373 - What? 125 00:06:13.460 --> 00:06:14.112 - Do you know how much work I've been putting into this 126 00:06:14.199 --> 00:06:15.592 for like, eons? 127 00:06:15.679 --> 00:06:16.811 - And I had planned out this most epic 128 00:06:16.898 --> 00:06:17.899 light projection show. 129 00:06:17.986 --> 00:06:19.509 You see, I figured out this way 130 00:06:19.596 --> 00:06:23.252 to beam up our senior class message into the cosmos. 131 00:06:23.339 --> 00:06:24.209 Like, a super galactic time- 132 00:06:24.296 --> 00:06:25.733 - Yo, yo, back to earth, Ed. 133 00:06:25.820 --> 00:06:26.560 Come on, bro. 134 00:06:27.735 --> 00:06:29.476 - But it's always in the park. 135 00:06:29.563 --> 00:06:30.259 - The city council- 136 00:06:30.346 --> 00:06:31.826 - And your dad- 137 00:06:31.913 --> 00:06:33.610 - Created some new ordinance about teens 138 00:06:33.697 --> 00:06:35.525 not allowed to loiter on Main Street after 10 139 00:06:35.612 --> 00:06:36.526 once summer's over. 140 00:06:36.613 --> 00:06:38.093 - So, goodbye tradition. 141 00:06:38.180 --> 00:06:39.921 - Well, that stinks. 142 00:06:40.008 --> 00:06:41.270 - So, we were thinking- 143 00:06:41.357 --> 00:06:43.359 - Since your dad is the Mayor. 144 00:06:43.446 --> 00:06:44.534 - And it's your birthday. 145 00:06:44.621 --> 00:06:46.057 - No way. 146 00:06:46.144 --> 00:06:48.582 - Just like I told you, totally useless. 147 00:06:48.669 --> 00:06:50.801 - Guys, come on. 148 00:06:50.888 --> 00:06:52.324 - Just leave. 149 00:06:52.412 --> 00:06:55.415 [melancholic music] 150 00:07:03.423 --> 00:07:04.728 - Hey. 151 00:07:04.815 --> 00:07:05.555 - Hey. 152 00:07:13.084 --> 00:07:13.911 - Just in time. 153 00:07:15.260 --> 00:07:17.393 Hot out of the oven ginger snaps. 154 00:07:18.481 --> 00:07:19.569 - Sympathy snaps. 155 00:07:19.656 --> 00:07:20.918 - [Mom] Celebration snaps. 156 00:07:21.005 --> 00:07:22.354 - For what? 157 00:07:22.442 --> 00:07:24.400 Failing in almost every part of my life? 158 00:07:24.487 --> 00:07:26.141 - How about for turning 18? 159 00:07:26.228 --> 00:07:27.534 - Perfect, now I'm legal. 160 00:07:27.621 --> 00:07:29.318 - That wasn't a rejection letter, you know. 161 00:07:29.405 --> 00:07:31.233 - Rejection letter, early feedback letter. 162 00:07:32.626 --> 00:07:34.323 Read between the lines, Mom, I'm useless. 163 00:07:34.410 --> 00:07:35.846 It's a theme. 164 00:07:35.933 --> 00:07:38.327 - Look, either I break out the violin, 165 00:07:38.414 --> 00:07:39.328 or you talk to me. 166 00:07:45.465 --> 00:07:46.683 - Sorry. 167 00:07:46.770 --> 00:07:48.380 Self indulgent pity party over. 168 00:07:49.904 --> 00:07:52.472 So, daddy still gonna be there tonight? 169 00:07:52.559 --> 00:07:54.299 - As far as I know. 170 00:07:55.300 --> 00:07:56.998 Why? 171 00:07:57.085 --> 00:08:00.436 - Family meal, all of us together again. 172 00:08:00.523 --> 00:08:03.657 Should be interesting. 173 00:08:03.744 --> 00:08:05.615 - It's what you wanted. 174 00:08:05.702 --> 00:08:08.357 [dramatic music] 175 00:08:15.582 --> 00:08:16.496 - Hi. 176 00:08:16.583 --> 00:08:17.932 - Okay, are we still waiting? 177 00:08:18.019 --> 00:08:19.890 - Yeah, just give us a minute, thanks. 178 00:08:22.197 --> 00:08:24.025 I called ahead, I ordered the seafood tower. 179 00:08:24.112 --> 00:08:25.330 Anybody with me? 180 00:08:25.417 --> 00:08:27.507 - I never turn down fresh shrimp. 181 00:08:27.594 --> 00:08:28.551 - Hi. - Hey. 182 00:08:29.552 --> 00:08:31.075 [clears throat] 183 00:08:31.162 --> 00:08:32.381 - Hey, aren't you the guy that wrote that book? 184 00:08:32.468 --> 00:08:33.817 - I was, yeah. 185 00:08:33.904 --> 00:08:35.253 - Sorry, we don't mean to bother you, 186 00:08:35.340 --> 00:08:36.646 but we recognized you from over there 187 00:08:36.733 --> 00:08:38.082 and just wanted to come over and say hello. 188 00:08:38.169 --> 00:08:39.606 - Thank you. 189 00:08:39.693 --> 00:08:41.433 - And by the way, I think you look better bald. 190 00:08:43.610 --> 00:08:44.393 [laughing] 191 00:08:44.480 --> 00:08:45.481 - Sorry about that. 192 00:08:45.568 --> 00:08:47.135 - Must be nice to be famous. 193 00:08:47.222 --> 00:08:49.833 - I was not famous, and that was a long time ago. 194 00:08:49.920 --> 00:08:52.662 - Speaking of famous, the Mayor's here. 195 00:08:52.749 --> 00:08:53.968 - [Loren] Late as usual. 196 00:08:56.927 --> 00:08:58.668 - Oh, hey, Smitty, how are ya? 197 00:08:58.755 --> 00:08:59.539 - Hi. 198 00:09:01.976 --> 00:09:03.281 - Juan, I wanted to mention, 199 00:09:03.368 --> 00:09:04.326 we're gonna get right on that. 200 00:09:04.413 --> 00:09:05.588 We're gonna take care of it. 201 00:09:05.675 --> 00:09:06.981 Just some wording. 202 00:09:07.068 --> 00:09:09.592 In fact, we're gonna get two Tuesday. 203 00:09:11.420 --> 00:09:13.422 Happy birthday, princess! 204 00:09:13.509 --> 00:09:14.510 - Thanks, Dad. 205 00:09:14.597 --> 00:09:15.380 You're sitting there. 206 00:09:15.467 --> 00:09:16.164 - Yep. 207 00:09:16.251 --> 00:09:16.947 Hey, Pops. 208 00:09:17.034 --> 00:09:17.818 - Son. 209 00:09:20.516 --> 00:09:21.430 - Doesn't mom look great tonight? 210 00:09:21.517 --> 00:09:24.476 - Oh, yes, fantastic as usual. 211 00:09:24.564 --> 00:09:26.087 - You're in a good mood. 212 00:09:26.174 --> 00:09:28.524 - Well, I got some good news on the election front. 213 00:09:29.569 --> 00:09:31.222 Ben Rogers had a heart attack. 214 00:09:32.093 --> 00:09:32.920 - What? 215 00:09:33.007 --> 00:09:34.356 - Wow, that is great news. 216 00:09:34.443 --> 00:09:35.400 A pillar of the community nearly died, 217 00:09:35.487 --> 00:09:36.488 let's get champagne. 218 00:09:36.576 --> 00:09:37.533 - What? 219 00:09:37.620 --> 00:09:38.969 Come on, no, he's gonna be fine. 220 00:09:39.056 --> 00:09:40.710 But he is dropping out of the race, so, 221 00:09:40.797 --> 00:09:43.365 that means I'm basically running unopposed. 222 00:09:43.452 --> 00:09:44.584 Not that I was worried. 223 00:09:45.454 --> 00:09:46.673 - Of course not. 224 00:09:46.760 --> 00:09:48.152 - You know me so well. 225 00:09:48.239 --> 00:09:49.023 - Too well. 226 00:09:50.067 --> 00:09:50.981 What else? 227 00:09:51.068 --> 00:09:52.330 You're holding something back. 228 00:09:52.417 --> 00:09:53.941 - Nope, it's nothing. 229 00:09:54.028 --> 00:09:55.290 It's Mary's night. 230 00:09:55.377 --> 00:09:56.944 - This is not my night, this is our night. 231 00:09:57.031 --> 00:09:58.554 The whole family together. 232 00:09:58.641 --> 00:09:59.511 Isn't this great? 233 00:09:59.599 --> 00:10:00.425 - Yeah, it is. 234 00:10:01.426 --> 00:10:02.950 I got your text, by the way, 235 00:10:03.037 --> 00:10:05.430 about the Main Street Park and the senior dance. 236 00:10:05.517 --> 00:10:08.520 - Oh, yeah, it's a tradition for the Under the Stars Dance 237 00:10:08.608 --> 00:10:10.435 to be under the stars. 238 00:10:10.522 --> 00:10:11.872 - Yeah, well, good. 239 00:10:13.221 --> 00:10:14.004 - That would be great. 240 00:10:14.091 --> 00:10:15.397 - But I can't. 241 00:10:15.484 --> 00:10:17.442 We implemented that ordinance for a reason. 242 00:10:17.529 --> 00:10:20.402 To keep downtown safe, we had complaints. 243 00:10:20.489 --> 00:10:21.533 - Safe from what? 244 00:10:21.621 --> 00:10:23.013 Nobody goes down there anymore. 245 00:10:23.100 --> 00:10:24.275 - 'Cause it's not safe. 246 00:10:25.973 --> 00:10:29.454 But I do have some other exciting news. 247 00:10:29.541 --> 00:10:31.108 We got the last investor in place 248 00:10:31.195 --> 00:10:32.501 for the mall in Port Byron, 249 00:10:32.588 --> 00:10:34.372 we break ground in January. 250 00:10:36.200 --> 00:10:37.419 - Well, that's lovely for Port Byron, 251 00:10:37.506 --> 00:10:40.030 meanwhile, Echo harbor is dying. 252 00:10:40.117 --> 00:10:41.336 - Port Byron's on a freeway. 253 00:10:41.423 --> 00:10:42.293 We don't want a mall here, 254 00:10:42.380 --> 00:10:43.251 it would take over downtown. 255 00:10:43.338 --> 00:10:44.644 But guess what? 256 00:10:44.731 --> 00:10:45.906 We're gonna get all that overflow. 257 00:10:45.993 --> 00:10:47.603 - Wow, that settles it. 258 00:10:47.690 --> 00:10:49.779 Dad gets his mall, we get the overflow, 259 00:10:49.866 --> 00:10:53.087 gamps looks better bald, and mom looks fantastic as usual. 260 00:10:55.002 --> 00:10:57.482 - And you are finally 18. 261 00:10:57.569 --> 00:10:59.136 And you know what that means? 262 00:10:59.223 --> 00:11:00.094 You can vote for me. 263 00:11:01.748 --> 00:11:03.967 - First thing I thought when I woke up this morning. 264 00:11:04.054 --> 00:11:05.403 - That's my girl. 265 00:11:05.490 --> 00:11:06.840 - Everyone get a chance to Look at the menus? 266 00:11:06.927 --> 00:11:09.538 - Uh, can you just give us one more minute? 267 00:11:09.625 --> 00:11:11.627 We're almost, thank you, thank you. 268 00:11:11.714 --> 00:11:13.324 - Investors are very happy though. 269 00:11:13.411 --> 00:11:16.371 They're gonna take me on a trip, golfing in Scotland. 270 00:11:16.458 --> 00:11:17.894 I'll do that after the election. 271 00:11:18.852 --> 00:11:20.375 - Wow. 272 00:11:20.462 --> 00:11:22.116 - Rob, what about your trip to California with Mary, 273 00:11:22.203 --> 00:11:23.073 looking at schools? 274 00:11:23.160 --> 00:11:24.553 - We'll work something out. 275 00:11:24.640 --> 00:11:26.860 It's golf, but, you know, it's business. 276 00:11:26.947 --> 00:11:27.948 It never stops. 277 00:11:28.035 --> 00:11:29.558 - No, it doesn't. 278 00:11:29.645 --> 00:11:32.082 - Rob, she's counting on this. 279 00:11:32.169 --> 00:11:33.736 - Mary, I need this, all right? 280 00:11:33.823 --> 00:11:35.477 It's important. 281 00:11:35.564 --> 00:11:37.914 - I need this, it's also important. 282 00:11:38.001 --> 00:11:40.177 - All right, can we all just back off here? 283 00:11:40.264 --> 00:11:42.876 - Look, pops, I don't want any fingers 284 00:11:42.963 --> 00:11:44.181 being pointed here tonight. 285 00:11:44.268 --> 00:11:45.879 I support this family with things 286 00:11:45.966 --> 00:11:47.402 like my real estate investment, 287 00:11:47.489 --> 00:11:49.578 opening the baking business, going to college, 288 00:11:49.665 --> 00:11:51.188 those things aren't cheap. 289 00:11:51.275 --> 00:11:53.147 Oh, and by the way, I'm living with my father. 290 00:11:53.234 --> 00:11:54.844 You know what I mean, Dad. 291 00:11:54.931 --> 00:11:56.541 While you two are living very comfortably 292 00:11:56.628 --> 00:11:58.021 in a house that I pay for. 293 00:11:58.108 --> 00:11:59.544 - We didn't leave you, you left us! 294 00:11:59.631 --> 00:12:00.676 - I left you? 295 00:12:00.763 --> 00:12:03.200 - Enough, enough, guys! 296 00:12:03.287 --> 00:12:04.680 - Happy birthday, Mary. 297 00:12:07.857 --> 00:12:09.032 Everybody smile. 298 00:12:12.644 --> 00:12:13.689 [camera shutter snaps] 299 00:12:13.776 --> 00:12:16.518 [somber music] 300 00:12:21.697 --> 00:12:23.525 - I'm sorry about the trip, princess. 301 00:12:23.612 --> 00:12:24.613 I'll see what I can do. 302 00:12:24.700 --> 00:12:26.093 - It's fine, forget about it. 303 00:12:26.180 --> 00:12:28.095 Can we retire the whole princess thing? 304 00:12:28.182 --> 00:12:29.574 - You got it. 305 00:12:29.661 --> 00:12:32.577 In the meantime, maybe this will make up for it. 306 00:12:34.318 --> 00:12:35.102 - What? 307 00:12:36.320 --> 00:12:37.582 - It's yours. 308 00:12:37.669 --> 00:12:38.453 Happy birthday. 309 00:12:42.457 --> 00:12:45.112 - You're giving me your mid-life crisis? 310 00:12:45.199 --> 00:12:46.591 - Well, I'm done with it, I thought- 311 00:12:46.678 --> 00:12:48.202 - Like mom, me, us? 312 00:12:48.289 --> 00:12:48.985 Done with it? 313 00:12:55.209 --> 00:12:57.385 - Where did that come from? 314 00:12:57.472 --> 00:12:59.866 [somber music] 315 00:13:03.695 --> 00:13:04.784 - Come on, son. 316 00:13:04.871 --> 00:13:05.654 Let's go home. 317 00:13:06.742 --> 00:13:09.179 [somber music] 318 00:13:22.671 --> 00:13:23.715 - [Mary] I think everyone should have 319 00:13:23.803 --> 00:13:25.369 a box of disappointments. 320 00:13:26.936 --> 00:13:29.112 A place to put all the disappointing things of life 321 00:13:29.199 --> 00:13:31.245 so you can just hide them away. 322 00:13:31.332 --> 00:13:33.987 [dramatic music] 323 00:13:39.906 --> 00:13:42.734 Seems like a million years ago since we were a family. 324 00:13:49.829 --> 00:13:52.483 Although some things are harder to keep in the box. 325 00:14:05.496 --> 00:14:06.628 - I brought you some more goodies, 326 00:14:06.715 --> 00:14:08.412 and they're actually still warm. 327 00:14:08.499 --> 00:14:10.632 I so appreciate your business, Olivia. 328 00:14:10.719 --> 00:14:12.155 - Dirty little secret, 329 00:14:12.242 --> 00:14:13.722 when a customer comes in to just browse, 330 00:14:13.809 --> 00:14:15.419 they get a cup of coffee 331 00:14:15.506 --> 00:14:17.334 and one of your delicious... 332 00:14:17.421 --> 00:14:19.641 - Scuffles. - Scuffles. 333 00:14:19.728 --> 00:14:20.772 Then they buy something. 334 00:14:20.860 --> 00:14:22.426 - Wow, glad it helps. 335 00:14:22.513 --> 00:14:24.428 - Maybe now's the time to tell her 336 00:14:24.515 --> 00:14:27.083 what you put in them that makes them so powerful? 337 00:14:27.170 --> 00:14:28.258 - Nothing. 338 00:14:28.345 --> 00:14:29.259 Nothing but love. 339 00:14:29.346 --> 00:14:31.000 - And just a wee bit of sugar. 340 00:14:31.087 --> 00:14:32.697 - And spice. - And everything nice. 341 00:14:32.784 --> 00:14:34.047 - Well, whatever it is, it works. 342 00:14:34.134 --> 00:14:35.918 [laughing] 343 00:14:36.005 --> 00:14:39.487 So, Mary, are you gonna follow in the family business? 344 00:14:39.574 --> 00:14:41.793 - Which one, baking or bullying? 345 00:14:41.881 --> 00:14:43.752 That would be my father's job. 346 00:14:43.839 --> 00:14:46.494 - College first, then she'll decide. 347 00:14:46.581 --> 00:14:48.148 - If she can get into any college 348 00:14:48.235 --> 00:14:50.933 that will accept her with her lack of life experiences. 349 00:14:51.020 --> 00:14:52.804 - Oh, to be young again. 350 00:14:52.892 --> 00:14:54.328 Well, for whatever it's worth, 351 00:14:54.415 --> 00:14:56.678 don't change who you are to impress anyone. 352 00:14:56.765 --> 00:14:58.767 - Only problem, who am I? 353 00:14:58.854 --> 00:15:00.203 [laughing] 354 00:15:00.290 --> 00:15:01.683 - No, I'm serious, if you can find out 355 00:15:01.770 --> 00:15:04.294 what makes you tick, then the path will follow. 356 00:15:04.381 --> 00:15:05.469 - Thank you, master. 357 00:15:06.470 --> 00:15:07.732 Can I ask you a question? 358 00:15:07.819 --> 00:15:10.692 Why here, Echo Harbor? 359 00:15:10.779 --> 00:15:12.302 I mean, you've taken this old place 360 00:15:12.389 --> 00:15:13.869 and turned into something really cool, 361 00:15:13.956 --> 00:15:16.916 so props for that, but in case you haven't noticed, 362 00:15:17.003 --> 00:15:20.223 we're kinda nobody anymore, sort of off the radar. 363 00:15:20.310 --> 00:15:21.007 - Mary! 364 00:15:21.094 --> 00:15:22.182 - No, no, no. 365 00:15:22.269 --> 00:15:23.705 That's very observant. 366 00:15:25.141 --> 00:15:26.664 I had a feeling about you, Mary. 367 00:15:28.101 --> 00:15:29.667 So, going back to what I just said, 368 00:15:31.191 --> 00:15:33.933 I think I know who I am, I'm a restorer. 369 00:15:34.020 --> 00:15:35.760 I value history, and the people and places 370 00:15:35.847 --> 00:15:37.371 that are part of that. 371 00:15:37.458 --> 00:15:39.895 I also see the opportunity that comes with that. 372 00:15:39.982 --> 00:15:42.115 I like to fix things up, turn them around. 373 00:15:42.202 --> 00:15:44.117 Create a win-win for everybody. 374 00:15:44.204 --> 00:15:45.988 When I first came here, I fell in love with Echo Harbor 375 00:15:46.075 --> 00:15:47.424 and this building, 376 00:15:47.511 --> 00:15:48.904 although I suspect both had seen better days. 377 00:15:48.991 --> 00:15:50.340 - That's being generous. 378 00:15:50.427 --> 00:15:52.777 - But my gut said, "buy it, give it some love 379 00:15:52.864 --> 00:15:53.822 and a new life." 380 00:15:53.909 --> 00:15:56.477 And voila, here we are. 381 00:15:56.564 --> 00:15:58.783 Wharf Hill, Homewares and Skiffles. 382 00:15:59.959 --> 00:16:00.524 - Scuffles. - Scuffles. 383 00:16:00.611 --> 00:16:02.265 - Oh. 384 00:16:02.352 --> 00:16:04.702 - I wish they would do that to all of Main Street, you know? 385 00:16:04.789 --> 00:16:06.095 Restore it. 386 00:16:06.182 --> 00:16:08.880 It used to be so beautiful, colorful. 387 00:16:08.968 --> 00:16:10.882 People strolling in the evenings. 388 00:16:10.970 --> 00:16:12.232 - Well, I'm sure they would if they could, 389 00:16:12.319 --> 00:16:13.407 but I had a hard enough time 390 00:16:13.494 --> 00:16:15.278 putting this place together. 391 00:16:15.365 --> 00:16:16.801 You guys have enough rules and laws 392 00:16:16.888 --> 00:16:18.412 to scare anyone off, 393 00:16:18.499 --> 00:16:20.762 and the real deal breaker for an outside like me 394 00:16:20.849 --> 00:16:23.852 is one buyer, one corporation per building, per business, 395 00:16:23.939 --> 00:16:25.375 meaning I can't use my corporation 396 00:16:25.462 --> 00:16:26.768 to buy multiple properties. 397 00:16:26.855 --> 00:16:29.075 And believe me, I would. 398 00:16:29.162 --> 00:16:29.989 Others too. 399 00:16:31.512 --> 00:16:32.817 Yes, I look up and down Main Street, 400 00:16:32.904 --> 00:16:35.255 and I see so much potential and opportunity, 401 00:16:35.342 --> 00:16:38.867 but it just doesn't make financial sense. 402 00:16:38.954 --> 00:16:40.825 - Yep, that would be my dad. 403 00:16:42.349 --> 00:16:43.828 Well, gotta hit it, guys. 404 00:16:43.915 --> 00:16:45.395 I gotta get good old fashioned life experience 405 00:16:45.482 --> 00:16:46.744 from good old fashioned people. 406 00:16:46.831 --> 00:16:47.789 [chuckling] 407 00:16:47.876 --> 00:16:48.659 See ya. 408 00:16:55.840 --> 00:16:58.930 [lighthearted music] 409 00:17:07.548 --> 00:17:08.810 - Lose your way back, Teddy? 410 00:17:08.897 --> 00:17:10.507 Your room's just around the corner. 411 00:17:12.857 --> 00:17:14.294 - I tell ya. 412 00:17:14.381 --> 00:17:16.339 Something fishy is going on around here, 413 00:17:16.426 --> 00:17:18.385 I can smell it. 414 00:17:18.472 --> 00:17:21.083 - That smell is old man who doesn't bathe enough. 415 00:17:22.171 --> 00:17:23.955 - Amen, hallelujah. 416 00:17:24.043 --> 00:17:25.000 - Deep. 417 00:17:25.087 --> 00:17:25.870 Go Eleanor. 418 00:17:25.957 --> 00:17:26.915 - You watch. 419 00:17:27.002 --> 00:17:27.698 This is big. 420 00:17:27.785 --> 00:17:28.743 It's the big one. 421 00:17:30.310 --> 00:17:34.053 - Speaking of which, Mary, read your card. 422 00:17:36.055 --> 00:17:37.882 Oh, to be 18 again. 423 00:17:37.969 --> 00:17:41.408 - And all the poor men you left in your wake. 424 00:17:41.495 --> 00:17:42.974 - "I'm not saying you're old, 425 00:17:43.062 --> 00:17:44.759 I'm just saying when you were a kid, 426 00:17:44.846 --> 00:17:46.848 emojis were called hieroglyphics." 427 00:17:46.935 --> 00:17:47.762 [laughing] 428 00:17:47.849 --> 00:17:48.850 It's a good one. 429 00:17:48.937 --> 00:17:50.591 - Franklin picked it out. 430 00:17:50.678 --> 00:17:52.767 He said that you would understand it. 431 00:17:52.854 --> 00:17:55.639 - Teddy's just mad 'cause he doesn't know what emojis are. 432 00:17:55.726 --> 00:17:57.554 - Speculation. 433 00:17:57.641 --> 00:17:59.165 Overruled. 434 00:17:59.252 --> 00:18:01.341 - Well, you take the girl out of the courtroom, 435 00:18:01.428 --> 00:18:04.300 but you can't take the lawyer out of the little girl. 436 00:18:04.387 --> 00:18:06.955 - Reverend, you ready to check yourself in here, old man? 437 00:18:07.042 --> 00:18:10.524 - Oh, not quite yet, Franklin, but gettin' close. 438 00:18:10.611 --> 00:18:12.047 - Pat, you still have to play by my rules. 439 00:18:12.134 --> 00:18:13.048 - Yeah, I'm just here to- 440 00:18:13.135 --> 00:18:14.223 - What is in the bag? 441 00:18:14.310 --> 00:18:15.137 - Nothing. 442 00:18:15.224 --> 00:18:16.312 - He brought our pudding! 443 00:18:16.399 --> 00:18:18.488 - Do you ever shut up, dummy? 444 00:18:18.575 --> 00:18:19.707 - Hand it over. 445 00:18:19.794 --> 00:18:20.621 - Objection! 446 00:18:20.708 --> 00:18:21.622 - Sustained! 447 00:18:22.492 --> 00:18:23.972 Beat it, Wilma! 448 00:18:24.059 --> 00:18:25.930 - Fine, y'alls want to go to an early grave? 449 00:18:26.017 --> 00:18:26.975 Have it your way. 450 00:18:27.062 --> 00:18:29.978 - Who knew 80 was the new early? 451 00:18:30.065 --> 00:18:31.501 - Hey, padre. 452 00:18:31.588 --> 00:18:33.938 Would you say a blessing over Roosevelt? 453 00:18:34.025 --> 00:18:35.505 He hasn't been himself lately, 454 00:18:35.592 --> 00:18:37.333 I'm not suer what's up. 455 00:18:37.420 --> 00:18:38.856 - I'll tell you what's up. 456 00:18:38.943 --> 00:18:41.076 Critters are smarter than you think. 457 00:18:41.163 --> 00:18:44.166 He knows something sneaky is going on. 458 00:18:44.253 --> 00:18:46.037 - All right, let's see. 459 00:18:46.125 --> 00:18:49.258 Roosevelt, may we bless this home 460 00:18:49.345 --> 00:18:51.347 in the name of the God who created you. 461 00:18:51.434 --> 00:18:53.436 May you and Franklin continue to live 462 00:18:53.523 --> 00:18:55.221 an abundant life together. 463 00:18:56.570 --> 00:18:57.179 Amen. 464 00:18:58.180 --> 00:19:00.443 Now, here's your pudding. 465 00:19:01.531 --> 00:19:02.271 Shh. 466 00:19:08.669 --> 00:19:09.409 - Thanks, gamps. 467 00:19:10.845 --> 00:19:11.585 - What? 468 00:19:12.499 --> 00:19:13.804 - This. 469 00:19:13.891 --> 00:19:16.242 Family fishing days, being constant. 470 00:19:16.329 --> 00:19:17.286 - The most important part about 471 00:19:17.373 --> 00:19:18.809 being a family is showing up. 472 00:19:18.896 --> 00:19:20.637 As long as you and I keep showing up. 473 00:19:22.161 --> 00:19:23.336 You're the glue that holds the family together, 474 00:19:23.423 --> 00:19:24.163 you know that. 475 00:19:25.686 --> 00:19:27.035 - Not so sure I'm that sticky. 476 00:19:29.864 --> 00:19:32.910 - Your dad, he's a good man, Mary. 477 00:19:32.997 --> 00:19:35.957 You know, your grandma and I had him when we were young, 478 00:19:36.044 --> 00:19:37.437 just a couple years older than you. 479 00:19:37.524 --> 00:19:40.048 We were very young, and very much in love. 480 00:19:41.615 --> 00:19:44.095 I suppose because of that, being so young, 481 00:19:44.183 --> 00:19:48.143 he and I became more friends than father and son. 482 00:19:48.230 --> 00:19:51.494 He was a good friend, and I know you see some of that. 483 00:19:53.453 --> 00:19:56.195 It may be hard to tell, but he means well. 484 00:19:58.066 --> 00:20:01.243 - He should've never have become Mayor. 485 00:20:01.330 --> 00:20:05.856 - Never confuse blindness with badness, or baldness. 486 00:20:05.943 --> 00:20:07.858 [chuckling] 487 00:20:09.295 --> 00:20:11.210 We can all lose the plot from time to time. 488 00:20:11.297 --> 00:20:12.036 - Even you? 489 00:20:13.037 --> 00:20:14.038 - Oh yeah. 490 00:20:15.039 --> 00:20:16.084 Even me. 491 00:20:20.610 --> 00:20:22.525 Can I share something with you? 492 00:20:22.612 --> 00:20:23.352 - Of course. 493 00:20:25.833 --> 00:20:28.227 - I've got this sermon on forgiveness. 494 00:20:28.314 --> 00:20:31.230 I've been meaning to give it for a year full of Sundays. 495 00:20:32.318 --> 00:20:33.667 It's about me. 496 00:20:33.754 --> 00:20:34.363 - Why haven't you? 497 00:20:35.843 --> 00:20:39.586 - Well, every time I get to it, every Sunday, 498 00:20:39.673 --> 00:20:41.936 I look out at my congregation, all of you, 499 00:20:42.023 --> 00:20:45.983 and I just chicken out, 500 00:20:46.070 --> 00:20:48.334 go to one of my old standards. 501 00:20:48.421 --> 00:20:50.379 - That doesn't sound like you. 502 00:20:50.466 --> 00:20:51.206 - No. 503 00:20:53.469 --> 00:20:54.775 I tell you what. 504 00:20:54.862 --> 00:20:56.951 You continue to inspire me, and this Sunday, 505 00:20:57.038 --> 00:20:59.127 this Sunday I'm gonna do it! 506 00:20:59.214 --> 00:21:00.781 You see, you be ready. 507 00:21:00.868 --> 00:21:01.608 - I'll be ready. 508 00:21:02.739 --> 00:21:03.479 - Hey, Mary. 509 00:21:05.133 --> 00:21:06.395 Mr. Parson. 510 00:21:06.482 --> 00:21:08.223 - Oh, hey, Jordan! 511 00:21:09.703 --> 00:21:10.747 - Hey, Jordan. 512 00:21:10.834 --> 00:21:12.227 What's up? 513 00:21:12.314 --> 00:21:14.316 [whimsical music] 514 00:21:14.403 --> 00:21:14.838 - Uh... 515 00:21:16.405 --> 00:21:19.800 Well, Mary, you know the dance is tonight, 516 00:21:20.801 --> 00:21:24.283 and um, I'm going alone, 517 00:21:26.023 --> 00:21:29.244 and I knew everybody was gonna be excited to see you, 518 00:21:30.898 --> 00:21:35.294 so I was wondering would you go to the dance with me? 519 00:21:36.860 --> 00:21:39.341 - I already have plans with my grandpa, sorry. 520 00:21:44.999 --> 00:21:46.217 - Yeah. 521 00:21:46.305 --> 00:21:47.131 Yeah, that's fine. 522 00:21:49.743 --> 00:21:53.486 I just wanted you to know that you're gonna be missed. 523 00:21:54.443 --> 00:21:55.705 - Thank you. 524 00:21:55.792 --> 00:21:57.707 Have fun, tell everyone I said hi. 525 00:21:57.794 --> 00:21:58.491 - I will. 526 00:22:00.144 --> 00:22:01.494 See ya, Mr. Parson. 527 00:22:01.581 --> 00:22:02.321 - See ya around. 528 00:22:03.234 --> 00:22:06.281 [whimsical music] 529 00:22:08.327 --> 00:22:09.850 Seems like a cool dude. 530 00:22:09.937 --> 00:22:10.720 - Grandpa. 531 00:22:11.808 --> 00:22:13.157 - I'm just saying the obvious. 532 00:22:13.244 --> 00:22:15.116 Why don't you want to go to the dance with him? 533 00:22:15.203 --> 00:22:16.639 - First of all, "cool dude"? 534 00:22:16.726 --> 00:22:18.162 - Well, you say that all the time, dude. 535 00:22:18.249 --> 00:22:18.859 - But you're old. 536 00:22:20.339 --> 00:22:21.688 Second of all, it's a school dance, 537 00:22:21.775 --> 00:22:23.733 third of all, I don't dance. 538 00:22:23.820 --> 00:22:25.082 - Oh, yeah? 539 00:22:25.169 --> 00:22:26.736 We'll see about that. 540 00:22:26.823 --> 00:22:29.870 [lighthearted music] 541 00:22:39.967 --> 00:22:42.709 - I bet this isn't how you envisioned your senior dance. 542 00:22:42.796 --> 00:22:43.884 - No, it isn't. 543 00:22:43.971 --> 00:22:44.841 Thanks, Grandpa? 544 00:22:46.365 --> 00:22:49.019 - You know, my James was quite the twinkle-toes 545 00:22:49.106 --> 00:22:50.369 back in the day. 546 00:22:50.456 --> 00:22:52.371 - Well, you're no slouch yourself. 547 00:22:52.458 --> 00:22:57.376 [laughing] [lighthearted music] 548 00:22:59.073 --> 00:22:59.856 - May I cut in? 549 00:22:59.943 --> 00:23:00.553 - Yeah, sure. 550 00:23:04.295 --> 00:23:05.993 - Pastor, have you heard the news? 551 00:23:07.124 --> 00:23:08.909 They're shutting the place down. 552 00:23:08.996 --> 00:23:10.476 [clapping] 553 00:23:10.563 --> 00:23:12.478 - Let's start thinking about bedtime, kids. 554 00:23:15.611 --> 00:23:17.308 - What do you mean they're shutting it down? 555 00:23:17.396 --> 00:23:18.309 - Take a look. 556 00:23:21.312 --> 00:23:24.490 - GSA, it's the eviction of demolition notice. 557 00:23:24.577 --> 00:23:26.187 The building's being condemned. 558 00:23:26.274 --> 00:23:27.971 - They're saying it doesn't meet code. 559 00:23:28.058 --> 00:23:31.410 And if it can't be fixed, boom, down it goes! 560 00:23:31.497 --> 00:23:33.194 - They're not gonna tear this place down, 561 00:23:33.281 --> 00:23:34.935 it's the site of the first animal hospital 562 00:23:35.022 --> 00:23:36.502 south of New York. 563 00:23:36.589 --> 00:23:39.243 - You've been telling us that for 20 years. 564 00:23:39.330 --> 00:23:40.506 - This is our home! 565 00:23:42.116 --> 00:23:43.857 - It's not just here, most of Main Street 566 00:23:43.944 --> 00:23:45.424 is being condemned. 567 00:23:45.511 --> 00:23:46.816 - Yeah, half these buildings are already closed down, 568 00:23:46.903 --> 00:23:48.557 the other folks are just struggling to survive. 569 00:23:48.644 --> 00:23:50.298 - Smithfield Ice Cream is on there, 570 00:23:50.385 --> 00:23:52.387 they're gonna take our ice cream! 571 00:23:52.474 --> 00:23:53.519 - Is this legal? 572 00:23:53.606 --> 00:23:54.911 - Give me that! 573 00:23:54.998 --> 00:23:57.610 [dramatic music] 574 00:24:02.049 --> 00:24:03.572 I'm afraid that it is. 575 00:24:05.139 --> 00:24:07.489 It looks like they have everything they need. 576 00:24:07.576 --> 00:24:10.274 [dramatic music] 577 00:24:29.598 --> 00:24:32.296 - We're losing the senior home? 578 00:24:32.383 --> 00:24:34.168 - This is not a good time, princess. 579 00:24:34.255 --> 00:24:35.909 Mary, sorry. 580 00:24:35.996 --> 00:24:37.432 I have a press conference. 581 00:24:37.519 --> 00:24:38.825 And yes, someone has reported half the town 582 00:24:38.912 --> 00:24:40.304 on code violations, 583 00:24:40.391 --> 00:24:42.306 and a handful of other problems, I know. 584 00:24:42.393 --> 00:24:44.178 - Okay, so what are you gonna do about it? 585 00:24:44.265 --> 00:24:45.701 - Nothing, it's out of my hands. 586 00:24:45.788 --> 00:24:47.442 - Lately everything seems to be out of your hands. 587 00:24:47.529 --> 00:24:48.922 - Please, don't start. 588 00:24:49.009 --> 00:24:50.750 And by the way, it might not be such a bad thing. 589 00:24:50.837 --> 00:24:52.534 - Might not be such a bad thing? 590 00:24:52.621 --> 00:24:54.449 Half of Main Street is on there! 591 00:24:54.536 --> 00:24:57.234 - Which has been dying a slow death for years, 592 00:24:57.321 --> 00:24:59.454 long before I took over. 593 00:24:59.541 --> 00:25:00.847 - What about Sunnyside, my friends? 594 00:25:00.934 --> 00:25:02.283 They're on the list. 595 00:25:02.370 --> 00:25:04.067 It's the government's job to help the people. 596 00:25:04.154 --> 00:25:05.373 - Look, if a business can't make it, 597 00:25:05.460 --> 00:25:06.896 maybe it shouldn't be a business. 598 00:25:06.983 --> 00:25:08.419 - We should step in and help them. 599 00:25:08.507 --> 00:25:09.899 Especially 80 year olds who have spent 600 00:25:09.986 --> 00:25:11.727 their entire lives here contributing. 601 00:25:11.814 --> 00:25:13.381 - Okay, fine, and while we're at it, 602 00:25:13.468 --> 00:25:15.252 why don't we just bring Blockbuster back, 603 00:25:15.339 --> 00:25:16.689 and we'll make a law that says 604 00:25:16.776 --> 00:25:18.952 everyone has to watch movies again on videotape. 605 00:25:19.039 --> 00:25:19.953 [laughing] 606 00:25:20.040 --> 00:25:21.084 - What's Blockbuster? 607 00:25:23.913 --> 00:25:25.219 [Rob sighs] 608 00:25:25.306 --> 00:25:28.004 - Mary, we cannot solve everyone's problems. 609 00:25:28.091 --> 00:25:29.440 - Do you even hear yourself? 610 00:25:29.528 --> 00:25:31.530 So while you're busy building along Port Byron, 611 00:25:31.617 --> 00:25:34.097 our own Main Street doesn't actually get the overflow, 612 00:25:34.184 --> 00:25:35.664 it gets ripped down? 613 00:25:35.751 --> 00:25:37.231 It doesn't take a conspiracy nut 614 00:25:37.318 --> 00:25:38.972 to smell something fishy going on here. 615 00:25:39.059 --> 00:25:40.190 - Conspiracy? 616 00:25:40.277 --> 00:25:41.061 - Dad! 617 00:25:41.148 --> 00:25:41.888 - Okay, all right. 618 00:25:41.975 --> 00:25:43.280 Hold on a second. 619 00:25:43.367 --> 00:25:44.325 Where is it? 620 00:25:44.412 --> 00:25:45.195 Here you go. 621 00:25:46.327 --> 00:25:47.371 Uh, take a look at this. 622 00:25:49.417 --> 00:25:50.723 This is Main Street. 623 00:25:50.810 --> 00:25:52.768 - Yeah, I know, I've lived here for 18 years. 624 00:25:52.855 --> 00:25:54.640 - Okay, well half the stores are closed. 625 00:25:54.727 --> 00:25:55.292 - Way too many. 626 00:25:55.379 --> 00:25:56.729 - Yes. 627 00:25:56.816 --> 00:25:57.773 And the other half need serious repairs 628 00:25:57.860 --> 00:25:59.209 just to get up to code. 629 00:25:59.296 --> 00:26:00.515 You know who they're gonna come to for that? 630 00:26:00.602 --> 00:26:01.385 Me. 631 00:26:01.472 --> 00:26:03.387 - Then do it, help them! 632 00:26:03.474 --> 00:26:05.085 - I have run the numbers, princess, 633 00:26:05.172 --> 00:26:06.565 it doesn't make sense. 634 00:26:06.652 --> 00:26:08.523 - Okay, what about that law? 635 00:26:08.610 --> 00:26:10.569 About how many businesses a corporation can buy. 636 00:26:10.656 --> 00:26:12.222 - What do you know about that? 637 00:26:12.309 --> 00:26:14.485 - I know that Olivia Wharf-Hill bought up that old shop, 638 00:26:14.573 --> 00:26:15.965 and I know that people like her, 639 00:26:16.052 --> 00:26:18.141 people with corporations might be interested 640 00:26:18.228 --> 00:26:19.447 in buying a whole lot more 641 00:26:19.534 --> 00:26:21.362 if that stupid ordinance wasn't in place- 642 00:26:21.449 --> 00:26:22.842 - The stupid ordinance is to prevent 643 00:26:22.929 --> 00:26:24.583 a mega-company from coming in, 644 00:26:24.670 --> 00:26:26.497 imploding downtown and destroying it. 645 00:26:26.585 --> 00:26:28.587 - Right, that's your job. 646 00:26:28.674 --> 00:26:30.763 - I'm not the bad guy here, okay? 647 00:26:30.850 --> 00:26:32.460 - That's exclusive to our family. 648 00:26:32.547 --> 00:26:36.029 - Okay, I don't expect a high school kid 649 00:26:36.116 --> 00:26:38.205 who needs her daddy running off to California with her 650 00:26:38.292 --> 00:26:39.772 so she can finally get accepted to college 651 00:26:39.859 --> 00:26:42.078 to understand any of this. 652 00:26:43.514 --> 00:26:44.559 - Wow. 653 00:26:45.647 --> 00:26:47.344 - I'm sorry. 654 00:26:47.431 --> 00:26:49.390 - So many parts of that were messed up. 655 00:26:49.477 --> 00:26:50.826 - Yes, that came out wrong. 656 00:26:52.393 --> 00:26:54.395 - No, that's the most true thing you ever said. 657 00:26:55.831 --> 00:26:58.094 Just so we're clear, you think I'm too young, 658 00:26:58.181 --> 00:27:00.531 and I guess too dumb to care about my hometown? 659 00:27:00.619 --> 00:27:02.316 - No, that's not what I said. 660 00:27:02.403 --> 00:27:03.926 - You're the Mayor. 661 00:27:04.013 --> 00:27:05.101 You can do something about this. 662 00:27:05.188 --> 00:27:06.494 And while you're at it, 663 00:27:06.581 --> 00:27:09.323 give us kids our park back, it's safe! 664 00:27:09.410 --> 00:27:10.977 - I am the Mayor, and guess what? 665 00:27:11.064 --> 00:27:13.022 I'm gonna be Mayor for the next 4 years, 666 00:27:13.109 --> 00:27:14.676 so what I say goes. 667 00:27:14.763 --> 00:27:16.591 Now, I think we're done here. 668 00:27:16.678 --> 00:27:19.246 [intense music] 669 00:27:24.512 --> 00:27:25.905 - I had to either walk out, 670 00:27:25.992 --> 00:27:27.950 or go nuclear on him. 671 00:27:28.037 --> 00:27:29.735 He lost sight of everything 672 00:27:29.822 --> 00:27:31.432 that once made me so proud of him, 673 00:27:31.519 --> 00:27:34.261 family and the town he promised to fix. 674 00:27:34.348 --> 00:27:35.305 You know what? 675 00:27:35.392 --> 00:27:37.133 I'm running for Mayor! 676 00:27:37.220 --> 00:27:39.875 [dramatic music] 677 00:27:45.054 --> 00:27:48.492 [camera shutters snapping] 678 00:27:52.105 --> 00:27:53.584 - That's not gonna happen overnight, 679 00:27:53.672 --> 00:27:54.760 getting my five point plan into place- 680 00:27:54.847 --> 00:27:55.674 - You know what? 681 00:27:55.761 --> 00:27:56.544 I'm running for Mayor! 682 00:27:57.632 --> 00:27:59.242 I'm not running for Mayor, 683 00:27:59.329 --> 00:28:00.330 so you don't have to worry. 684 00:28:01.767 --> 00:28:04.770 I don't know, I was just so angry with him. 685 00:28:04.857 --> 00:28:06.119 He keeps ignoring everything. 686 00:28:06.206 --> 00:28:07.598 Sunnyside Senior Home, Main Street, 687 00:28:07.686 --> 00:28:09.557 Seniors Under the Stars Dance. 688 00:28:09.644 --> 00:28:11.515 And he's being a bully about it too. 689 00:28:11.602 --> 00:28:12.778 - So, you wanted to hurt him. 690 00:28:12.865 --> 00:28:13.604 - No! 691 00:28:15.171 --> 00:28:17.304 Yeah, maybe a little. 692 00:28:17.391 --> 00:28:18.871 - That was wrong. 693 00:28:18.958 --> 00:28:20.568 - I know it was, but then I left there and thought 694 00:28:20.655 --> 00:28:22.178 maybe I can actually do something around here, 695 00:28:22.265 --> 00:28:23.745 make a difference, why not? 696 00:28:23.832 --> 00:28:26.574 It's better than him doing nothing at all, right? 697 00:28:26.661 --> 00:28:27.357 - Okay. 698 00:28:28.228 --> 00:28:29.838 - But that's absurd. 699 00:28:29.925 --> 00:28:32.449 I can't even get into a decent college without his help. 700 00:28:32.536 --> 00:28:34.060 I'll just apologize, fix it, 701 00:28:34.147 --> 00:28:35.017 make it all go away. 702 00:28:36.584 --> 00:28:38.542 Wow, now I'm starting to sound like him. 703 00:28:41.589 --> 00:28:44.070 [cell phone ringing] 704 00:28:44.157 --> 00:28:46.028 It's Jess, needs me at school. 705 00:28:47.595 --> 00:28:51.381 [lighthearted music] 706 00:28:51.468 --> 00:28:52.818 - About time! 707 00:28:52.905 --> 00:28:54.341 Come on, come on, come on, come on. 708 00:28:54.428 --> 00:28:55.734 Sit, sit, sit, sit, sit. 709 00:28:55.821 --> 00:28:58.214 Okay, sign here, and here, and here. 710 00:28:58.301 --> 00:28:59.563 - What am I signing? 711 00:28:59.650 --> 00:29:00.303 - Papers, to get you on the ballot. 712 00:29:00.390 --> 00:29:01.783 - Wait, what? 713 00:29:01.870 --> 00:29:02.784 - We heard your announcement, it was brilliant. 714 00:29:02.871 --> 00:29:04.177 - But I didn't even know- 715 00:29:04.264 --> 00:29:05.569 - Okay, so we missed some deadlines, 716 00:29:05.656 --> 00:29:06.570 so we have some hoops to jump through, 717 00:29:06.657 --> 00:29:07.789 but we can make it. 718 00:29:07.876 --> 00:29:08.703 - "We"? 719 00:29:08.790 --> 00:29:10.096 - I talked to Mr. Fordham. 720 00:29:10.183 --> 00:29:11.532 Anyone participating in your campaign 721 00:29:11.619 --> 00:29:14.578 doesn't have to take the social studies final. 722 00:29:14.665 --> 00:29:15.536 You're my hero. 723 00:29:16.406 --> 00:29:17.320 - But I didn't even- 724 00:29:17.407 --> 00:29:18.626 - You're right, you're not. 725 00:29:18.713 --> 00:29:19.105 This is a complete waste of time. 726 00:29:19.192 --> 00:29:20.541 - Annie! 727 00:29:20.628 --> 00:29:21.934 - Mary, come on, you're not your dad. 728 00:29:22.021 --> 00:29:24.327 - No, she's right, this is a mistake. 729 00:29:24.414 --> 00:29:25.720 - There are no mistakes. 730 00:29:25.807 --> 00:29:27.461 - Guys, my dad pushed my buttons, 731 00:29:27.548 --> 00:29:29.158 ruined my family, so I pushed back. 732 00:29:30.638 --> 00:29:31.900 - I think you'd make a great mayor. 733 00:29:31.987 --> 00:29:33.336 - No, I'm 18. 734 00:29:34.642 --> 00:29:35.686 Wait, really? 735 00:29:35.774 --> 00:29:36.775 - Awesome. 736 00:29:38.298 --> 00:29:39.299 - Dumb. 737 00:29:39.386 --> 00:29:40.126 - She's right. 738 00:29:40.213 --> 00:29:41.562 Guys, let's be real. 739 00:29:41.649 --> 00:29:42.389 If no one can think of a better idea 740 00:29:42.476 --> 00:29:43.564 than get back at my dad, 741 00:29:43.651 --> 00:29:44.565 then this conversation is over. 742 00:29:44.652 --> 00:29:45.827 - No social studies final. 743 00:29:45.914 --> 00:29:47.002 - Better than that. 744 00:29:47.089 --> 00:29:47.960 - Little help, bro? 745 00:29:49.962 --> 00:29:51.441 [grunting] 746 00:29:51.528 --> 00:29:53.356 - Hey, where is everybody? 747 00:29:53.443 --> 00:29:56.229 [whimsical music] 748 00:29:59.754 --> 00:30:01.103 - High schooler runs for mayor 749 00:30:02.713 --> 00:30:04.803 could look great on a college application 750 00:30:04.890 --> 00:30:06.195 for anyone involved. 751 00:30:08.154 --> 00:30:09.459 What? 752 00:30:09.546 --> 00:30:10.983 People can't change their minds? 753 00:30:13.202 --> 00:30:15.683 - I mean, talk about a life experience. 754 00:30:15.770 --> 00:30:17.119 - How many high school seniors can say 755 00:30:17.206 --> 00:30:19.426 they've ran an official political campaign? 756 00:30:19.513 --> 00:30:20.993 - And think about it, you win, 757 00:30:21.080 --> 00:30:23.212 you could really make a difference, change things up. 758 00:30:23.299 --> 00:30:24.257 - Get our park back. 759 00:30:26.737 --> 00:30:28.130 - Help Sunnyside Senior Home. 760 00:30:28.217 --> 00:30:30.698 - And of course, show your dad who's boss. 761 00:30:30.785 --> 00:30:32.047 - Okay, keep talking. 762 00:30:32.134 --> 00:30:33.614 - Great, town council meets today. 763 00:30:33.701 --> 00:30:35.746 - You missed the regular deadline to enter the race. 764 00:30:35.834 --> 00:30:36.617 - You're gonna have to speak to the council 765 00:30:36.704 --> 00:30:38.010 to get an exception. 766 00:30:39.838 --> 00:30:40.751 - Speak? 767 00:30:40.839 --> 00:30:42.623 Like, in front of people? 768 00:30:42.710 --> 00:30:43.972 - It's a part of the job description. 769 00:30:44.059 --> 00:30:45.539 - I've got you on the agenda. 770 00:30:46.757 --> 00:30:48.324 - Speak about what? 771 00:30:48.411 --> 00:30:50.761 - Okay, there's like 5 minutes of my life missing here, 772 00:30:50.849 --> 00:30:52.502 can someone please fill in the blanks? 773 00:30:52.589 --> 00:30:53.634 - And we're off! 774 00:30:53.721 --> 00:30:56.811 [lighthearted music] 775 00:31:03.513 --> 00:31:05.689 - And that is why we think you should grant our petition 776 00:31:05.776 --> 00:31:08.127 to put Mary Parson on the ballot. 777 00:31:08.214 --> 00:31:09.868 Just remember, "Yes for Mary!" 778 00:31:09.955 --> 00:31:11.739 The acronym Y-E-S. 779 00:31:11.826 --> 00:31:13.741 Y is for youth, E for educated, 780 00:31:13.828 --> 00:31:16.309 and S for she is a female. 781 00:31:16.396 --> 00:31:17.179 Yes for Mary. 782 00:31:17.266 --> 00:31:18.093 - Well said. 783 00:31:18.180 --> 00:31:19.312 Thank you, Miss Duffy. 784 00:31:19.399 --> 00:31:20.226 - Thank you. 785 00:31:20.313 --> 00:31:21.749 - Look, enough, okay? 786 00:31:23.229 --> 00:31:25.622 On behalf of my family and I, we're very sorry. 787 00:31:25.709 --> 00:31:27.842 This is obviously a very private family matter 788 00:31:27.929 --> 00:31:30.410 that should be resolved at home, and not here. 789 00:31:30.497 --> 00:31:32.281 I apologize for wasting everyone's time 790 00:31:32.368 --> 00:31:34.588 with this little fiasco. 791 00:31:34.675 --> 00:31:36.895 - Excuse me, but what about this 792 00:31:36.982 --> 00:31:39.506 makes you think it's a fiasco, Mr. Mayor? 793 00:31:39.593 --> 00:31:41.073 - Well, Mary's a young girl, 794 00:31:41.160 --> 00:31:43.118 she obviously can't run the town- 795 00:31:43.205 --> 00:31:45.033 - Just a young girl? 796 00:31:45.120 --> 00:31:46.687 Joan of Arc was just a young girl 797 00:31:46.774 --> 00:31:48.558 when she led her troops to victory. 798 00:31:48.645 --> 00:31:50.169 Cleopatra was just a young girl 799 00:31:50.256 --> 00:31:52.562 when she toppled the two leaders of the Roman Empire. 800 00:31:52.649 --> 00:31:55.348 Queen Elizabeth I was just a young girl. 801 00:31:55.435 --> 00:31:56.436 - Okay. 802 00:31:56.523 --> 00:31:57.785 - Your daughter's a young woman, 803 00:31:57.872 --> 00:31:59.395 with more ideas in her little pinky 804 00:31:59.482 --> 00:32:02.094 than you have in that pea head you call a brain! 805 00:32:02.181 --> 00:32:02.921 - Ma'am. 806 00:32:04.444 --> 00:32:05.358 - Just, we got it. 807 00:32:05.445 --> 00:32:06.359 - You told 'em, you told 'em, 808 00:32:06.446 --> 00:32:07.926 we got it, we'll handle this. 809 00:32:08.013 --> 00:32:11.451 - All right, so we would like to speak in opposition 810 00:32:11.538 --> 00:32:13.366 to allowing Mary to run for mayor. 811 00:32:13.453 --> 00:32:15.846 - Finally, the voices of reason. 812 00:32:15.934 --> 00:32:18.719 - As you know, some of the most notorious leaders 813 00:32:18.806 --> 00:32:20.721 in all of history got their top jobs 814 00:32:20.808 --> 00:32:22.462 without being voted in. 815 00:32:22.549 --> 00:32:25.552 - Well, I am being voted in, just unopposed. 816 00:32:25.639 --> 00:32:26.509 - Exactly. 817 00:32:26.596 --> 00:32:27.815 Unopposed. 818 00:32:27.902 --> 00:32:29.773 Like Stalin and Attila the Hun. 819 00:32:29.860 --> 00:32:30.644 - And Kim Jong-Un. 820 00:32:32.167 --> 00:32:34.039 Yeah, no debate is complete without bringing up 821 00:32:34.126 --> 00:32:35.649 that nasty little dude 822 00:32:35.736 --> 00:32:38.173 with the funny looking soul patch on his upper lip. 823 00:32:38.260 --> 00:32:39.696 Am I right, guys? - Good one, bro. 824 00:32:39.783 --> 00:32:41.872 [laughing] 825 00:32:45.354 --> 00:32:46.834 - Okay. 826 00:32:46.921 --> 00:32:49.880 Princess, do you have anything you'd like to say, 827 00:32:49.968 --> 00:32:51.752 or have you been spoken for? 828 00:32:53.275 --> 00:32:54.494 - I can't do this. 829 00:32:54.581 --> 00:32:56.365 - Yes, you can. 830 00:32:56.452 --> 00:32:58.280 Just read what's on the cards. 831 00:32:58.367 --> 00:33:00.282 I got an A on my essay using those notes. 832 00:33:02.850 --> 00:33:04.069 - Just speak from your heart. 833 00:33:05.505 --> 00:33:06.506 - Miss Parson? 834 00:33:21.738 --> 00:33:24.219 - Members of the council. 835 00:33:24.306 --> 00:33:26.874 America is known as the great democratic experiment. 836 00:33:28.702 --> 00:33:30.791 The principles set forth by the founding fathers- 837 00:33:30.878 --> 00:33:33.881 - Mary, this isn't the battle for the White House. 838 00:33:34.838 --> 00:33:36.275 Just tell us why you think 839 00:33:36.362 --> 00:33:38.059 we should allow you to run for mayor. 840 00:33:39.539 --> 00:33:41.019 - [Jess] Mary, hey! 841 00:33:41.106 --> 00:33:42.194 You've got this, girl. 842 00:33:48.896 --> 00:33:50.115 - Will and Ed are right. 843 00:33:51.594 --> 00:33:53.814 A true election is about choice. 844 00:33:53.901 --> 00:33:57.296 And right now it's just same old, same old. 845 00:33:57.383 --> 00:33:59.124 I meet the requirements, the checklist. 846 00:34:00.473 --> 00:34:01.343 The one thing that isn't on there 847 00:34:01.430 --> 00:34:02.823 that I can't just check off 848 00:34:02.910 --> 00:34:04.259 is that I actually care about this town. 849 00:34:05.739 --> 00:34:07.175 It's like an extended family to me, 850 00:34:07.262 --> 00:34:09.438 and like family, it deserves to be given a chance 851 00:34:09.525 --> 00:34:11.527 to be brought back, restored. 852 00:34:13.268 --> 00:34:15.488 We have to actually listen to each other, 853 00:34:15.575 --> 00:34:19.361 and understand what each of us needs, young and old. 854 00:34:21.189 --> 00:34:23.148 A future informed by our history. 855 00:34:24.845 --> 00:34:28.327 Because we're all a part of this town, we all matter. 856 00:34:28.414 --> 00:34:30.024 Echo Harbor is our home. 857 00:34:31.504 --> 00:34:34.028 For better or for worse, a family. 858 00:34:34.115 --> 00:34:37.075 [dramatic music] 859 00:34:38.554 --> 00:34:40.643 At least, that's what I think. 860 00:34:42.123 --> 00:34:44.169 [clapping] 861 00:34:48.303 --> 00:34:50.958 [dramatic music] 862 00:35:05.103 --> 00:35:07.453 - Well, looks like we have ourselves a race for mayor. 863 00:35:09.063 --> 00:35:11.892 Not awkward for me, in that I have two horses 864 00:35:11.979 --> 00:35:13.937 in this two horse race. 865 00:35:14.024 --> 00:35:16.114 [laughing] 866 00:35:17.985 --> 00:35:20.901 In politics, we tend to find ourselves 867 00:35:20.988 --> 00:35:22.990 up against each other, divided. 868 00:35:24.731 --> 00:35:27.516 And in doing so, I think we lose sight of certain things. 869 00:35:29.127 --> 00:35:30.911 So, today, I'd like to talk about something 870 00:35:30.998 --> 00:35:32.347 that affects us all, 871 00:35:32.434 --> 00:35:36.743 something without we can find ourselves alone, 872 00:35:38.310 --> 00:35:42.749 disconnected from one another, certainly from God. 873 00:35:46.753 --> 00:35:48.537 Today I would like to talk about f... 874 00:35:51.671 --> 00:35:52.454 For... 875 00:35:58.982 --> 00:35:59.766 Fellowship. 876 00:36:02.029 --> 00:36:03.161 Fellowship. 877 00:36:03.248 --> 00:36:04.074 Oh, thank you, thank you. 878 00:36:04.162 --> 00:36:05.467 Good to see you. 879 00:36:05.554 --> 00:36:07.077 Hey, so good to see you, thank you. 880 00:36:07.165 --> 00:36:10.994 - Wow, sure learned a lot about for, for, fellowship. 881 00:36:11.081 --> 00:36:14.302 - Oh, hey, thank you, thank you. 882 00:36:16.043 --> 00:36:19.177 Mary, you're gonna have to talk to him sooner than later. 883 00:36:19.264 --> 00:36:21.570 Thanksgiving, Christmas, my funeral. 884 00:36:21.657 --> 00:36:23.093 - Hey, pops. 885 00:36:23.181 --> 00:36:24.443 Sermon kind of wandered a little today, didn't it? 886 00:36:24.530 --> 00:36:25.444 - Oh, not you. 887 00:36:25.531 --> 00:36:26.140 - [Rob] For, for, for, for... 888 00:36:26.227 --> 00:36:27.837 - Rob, I get it. 889 00:36:27.924 --> 00:36:29.404 - Mary. 890 00:36:29.491 --> 00:36:32.364 Sorry if I was out of line at the council meeting. 891 00:36:32.451 --> 00:36:34.975 Honestly, I did not mean to insult you. 892 00:36:35.062 --> 00:36:36.411 - It's fine. 893 00:36:36.498 --> 00:36:38.326 - [Rob] But can I ask you a question? 894 00:36:38.413 --> 00:36:39.980 - Sure. 895 00:36:40.067 --> 00:36:42.156 - Do you really want to be mayor? 896 00:36:42.243 --> 00:36:43.679 - I guess, yeah. 897 00:36:43.766 --> 00:36:44.550 - Well, why? 898 00:36:44.637 --> 00:36:46.247 I mean, what is it? 899 00:36:46.334 --> 00:36:48.728 Civic duty, make a difference, you want to get back at me? 900 00:36:48.815 --> 00:36:49.424 Whatever it is- 901 00:36:49.511 --> 00:36:51.034 - Son- 902 00:36:51.121 --> 00:36:52.166 - No, whatever it is, I think you're gonna have to do 903 00:36:52.253 --> 00:36:52.949 a little better than "I guess". 904 00:36:53.036 --> 00:36:54.516 Okay? 905 00:36:54.603 --> 00:36:55.735 And you're gonna have to take a hard look around here 906 00:36:55.822 --> 00:36:57.215 at the good and the bad 907 00:36:57.302 --> 00:36:58.694 and figure out what makes this place so special 908 00:36:58.781 --> 00:37:00.174 that you want to fight so hard for, 909 00:37:00.261 --> 00:37:01.741 that you want to fight me for it. 910 00:37:01.828 --> 00:37:03.917 - You can smart with Smitty's Ice Cream Parlor. 911 00:37:04.004 --> 00:37:06.180 All those Saturdays we spent there together? 912 00:37:06.267 --> 00:37:07.442 - Yes, yes we did. 913 00:37:07.529 --> 00:37:09.227 - And Sunnyside Senior Home. 914 00:37:09.314 --> 00:37:11.054 If that goes away, they won't have any place to live. 915 00:37:11.141 --> 00:37:12.752 - We will find places for everyone- 916 00:37:12.839 --> 00:37:14.014 - Scattered across the country. 917 00:37:14.101 --> 00:37:15.755 - There is a workable solution. 918 00:37:15.842 --> 00:37:17.539 - And what about the rest of downtown? 919 00:37:17.626 --> 00:37:18.932 - Yes, all right? 920 00:37:19.019 --> 00:37:20.368 Yes. 921 00:37:20.455 --> 00:37:22.196 Echo Harbor's broken, but guess what? 922 00:37:22.283 --> 00:37:23.328 - No, please, come on. 923 00:37:23.415 --> 00:37:24.546 - Dad, guess what? 924 00:37:24.633 --> 00:37:26.026 It's not lost on me. 925 00:37:26.113 --> 00:37:28.202 I take the job of being mayor seriously. 926 00:37:28.289 --> 00:37:30.596 - Then do your job and help the people seriously! 927 00:37:30.683 --> 00:37:32.032 - All right, guys, seriously. 928 00:37:32.119 --> 00:37:32.685 I'm... 929 00:37:32.772 --> 00:37:34.164 Please. 930 00:37:34.252 --> 00:37:36.254 - You know, Mary, you have a big heart. 931 00:37:36.341 --> 00:37:38.081 That's one of the things I love about you. 932 00:37:38.168 --> 00:37:40.127 We can't save everyone. 933 00:37:42.216 --> 00:37:43.870 But we can forgive. 934 00:37:45.132 --> 00:37:46.481 We can forgive. 935 00:37:46.568 --> 00:37:49.049 I don't fault you for this silly idea 936 00:37:49.136 --> 00:37:50.224 that you're somehow gonna run against me 937 00:37:50.311 --> 00:37:51.965 and make everything better, 938 00:37:52.052 --> 00:37:53.488 but I do forgive you, 939 00:37:53.575 --> 00:37:55.751 for making me look foolish in the process. 940 00:37:58.841 --> 00:37:59.799 See? 941 00:37:59.886 --> 00:38:00.843 Walk away. 942 00:38:00.930 --> 00:38:01.844 - Shh. 943 00:38:01.931 --> 00:38:02.715 Just shh. 944 00:38:05.761 --> 00:38:07.067 Okay, I can't. 945 00:38:08.242 --> 00:38:10.331 [dramatic music] 946 00:38:10.418 --> 00:38:12.202 Hi, everybody. 947 00:38:12.290 --> 00:38:14.901 Steve, welcome home, congratulations. 948 00:38:14.988 --> 00:38:16.424 - What? 949 00:38:16.511 --> 00:38:19.253 [catchy music] 950 00:38:28.044 --> 00:38:28.828 - No. 951 00:38:30.351 --> 00:38:32.048 We can do better. 952 00:38:32.135 --> 00:38:32.962 We can do better. 953 00:38:34.442 --> 00:38:35.661 Now we just have to see who's with us. 954 00:38:35.748 --> 00:38:37.010 - And who's against us! 955 00:38:37.097 --> 00:38:38.446 - Not quite. 956 00:38:38.533 --> 00:38:39.360 We just want to see who else wants to help us 957 00:38:39.447 --> 00:38:40.230 save Echo Harbor. 958 00:38:40.318 --> 00:38:41.275 - And who doesn't. 959 00:38:42.537 --> 00:38:44.539 - So, "We can do better." 960 00:38:44.626 --> 00:38:45.845 Is that like our slogan? 961 00:38:48.238 --> 00:38:49.805 - A slogan, you know, it's like a saying. 962 00:38:49.892 --> 00:38:51.111 - I know what a slogan is. 963 00:38:51.198 --> 00:38:51.981 Thanks, Ed. 964 00:38:53.983 --> 00:38:55.245 Sure. 965 00:38:55.333 --> 00:38:56.899 "We can do better." 966 00:38:56.986 --> 00:38:57.726 Jess? 967 00:38:57.813 --> 00:38:58.684 - Works for me. 968 00:38:58.771 --> 00:39:00.250 - [Mary] Jordan? 969 00:39:00.338 --> 00:39:01.164 - Absolutely. 970 00:39:01.251 --> 00:39:02.209 - [Mary] Annie? 971 00:39:02.296 --> 00:39:03.079 - Game on. 972 00:39:06.996 --> 00:39:07.780 - That's a start. 973 00:39:08.955 --> 00:39:12.045 [lighthearted music] 974 00:39:20.270 --> 00:39:21.359 Thank you guys. 975 00:39:24.449 --> 00:39:26.102 - But isn't she the Mayor's daughter? 976 00:39:26.189 --> 00:39:27.321 - She is. 977 00:39:27.408 --> 00:39:28.757 Guilty, Mrs. Shanahan. 978 00:39:30.324 --> 00:39:31.934 - Oh, my. 979 00:39:32.935 --> 00:39:34.328 This is all very odd. 980 00:39:37.200 --> 00:39:39.942 - Speaking of odd, I so hate my face. 981 00:39:40.029 --> 00:39:40.813 - Try smiling. 982 00:39:43.598 --> 00:39:44.860 - Mary? 983 00:39:44.947 --> 00:39:45.687 You got a minute? 984 00:39:46.775 --> 00:39:47.472 - Hey, Rhonda. 985 00:39:48.211 --> 00:39:49.648 What's up? 986 00:39:49.735 --> 00:39:50.649 - Town council sent me to get your platform 987 00:39:50.736 --> 00:39:51.824 for the election website. 988 00:39:51.911 --> 00:39:53.260 - Oh, like on camera? 989 00:39:53.347 --> 00:39:54.522 - Your dad's is. 990 00:39:54.609 --> 00:39:56.829 - Mary, smile. 991 00:39:58.004 --> 00:39:59.309 - A bake sale fundraiser. 992 00:39:59.397 --> 00:40:00.833 That's a first. 993 00:40:00.920 --> 00:40:02.312 - Yeah, that's what happens when your mom 994 00:40:02.400 --> 00:40:03.923 is the best baker this side of Brooklyn. 995 00:40:04.010 --> 00:40:05.272 - You know the average campaign costs 996 00:40:05.359 --> 00:40:07.056 about $50,000. 997 00:40:07.143 --> 00:40:09.058 That's a lot of cookies. 998 00:40:09.145 --> 00:40:10.625 - We'll do that in scuffles alone. 999 00:40:10.712 --> 00:40:13.236 Now ask her something serious or get lost! 1000 00:40:13.323 --> 00:40:16.152 - No, seriously, this topic is totally fine. 1001 00:40:16.239 --> 00:40:17.719 Thank you, though. 1002 00:40:17.806 --> 00:40:19.417 - Okay. 1003 00:40:19.504 --> 00:40:23.116 Initiative 143 comes before the town council next month. 1004 00:40:23.203 --> 00:40:24.291 What's your stance? 1005 00:40:25.945 --> 00:40:28.600 - We're not up to speed yet, what is that again? 1006 00:40:28.687 --> 00:40:31.385 - Reallocation of funds from the boardwalk repair 1007 00:40:31.472 --> 00:40:33.692 to upgrade the computer system at the high school. 1008 00:40:33.779 --> 00:40:35.345 - I would vote yes. 1009 00:40:35.433 --> 00:40:37.260 The high school mainframe is like 80's technology, 1010 00:40:37.347 --> 00:40:38.871 there's no security wall at all. 1011 00:40:40.307 --> 00:40:42.527 Not like I know anyone who deleted 1012 00:40:42.614 --> 00:40:44.398 a couple of absent days. 1013 00:40:44.485 --> 00:40:46.618 - [Will] Are you like completely oblivious, bro? 1014 00:40:50.056 --> 00:40:51.492 - What's my dad doing? 1015 00:40:51.579 --> 00:40:54.364 - The Mayor is suggesting we focus on the school, 1016 00:40:54.452 --> 00:40:56.236 for obvious reasons, 1017 00:40:56.323 --> 00:40:58.194 and tackle the boardwalk next spring 1018 00:40:58.281 --> 00:40:59.369 before the summer rush. 1019 00:41:00.501 --> 00:41:01.633 - Sounds about right. 1020 00:41:01.720 --> 00:41:02.721 - Mary? 1021 00:41:02.808 --> 00:41:04.287 - Oh! 1022 00:41:04.374 --> 00:41:07.943 That was Mary Parson, running for Mayor. 1023 00:41:08.030 --> 00:41:09.336 Literally. 1024 00:41:09.423 --> 00:41:12.208 [whimsical music] 1025 00:41:17.344 --> 00:41:18.780 - Well, why don't we go on upstairs? 1026 00:41:18.867 --> 00:41:20.216 We'll get to the details, 1027 00:41:20.303 --> 00:41:21.870 there will be plenty of time for that. 1028 00:41:21.957 --> 00:41:24.699 [whimsical music] 1029 00:41:29.487 --> 00:41:30.357 Come on in. 1030 00:41:35.362 --> 00:41:37.190 - 52 dollars, 86 cents. 1031 00:41:39.322 --> 00:41:40.759 - 86 cents? 1032 00:41:40.846 --> 00:41:42.717 - Mr. Fergus said he liked our shirts. 1033 00:41:43.892 --> 00:41:45.024 - 86 cents? 1034 00:41:47.983 --> 00:41:49.507 I just need to find my focus. 1035 00:41:50.986 --> 00:41:51.944 Can you please turn that off? 1036 00:41:52.031 --> 00:41:53.772 My voice is so nasally. 1037 00:41:53.859 --> 00:41:54.773 - It's not that bad. 1038 00:41:56.122 --> 00:41:57.515 - I endorsed my dad's position, 1039 00:41:57.602 --> 00:41:59.734 I run away from an interview. 1040 00:41:59.821 --> 00:42:00.518 Not that bad? 1041 00:42:01.606 --> 00:42:03.085 - I just meant your voice. 1042 00:42:03.172 --> 00:42:05.218 - The good news is, you're up in the polls. 1043 00:42:05.305 --> 00:42:07.002 You were at 1%, now you're at 2. 1044 00:42:07.089 --> 00:42:08.134 - Woo hoo! 1045 00:42:08.221 --> 00:42:09.657 - Found him. - Found him. 1046 00:42:09.744 --> 00:42:12.181 His name's Perry Stevens, inspector with the GSA. 1047 00:42:13.531 --> 00:42:14.662 - The agency that put notice 1048 00:42:14.749 --> 00:42:16.272 to all the buildings downtown? 1049 00:42:16.359 --> 00:42:17.752 - Why was he talking to him? 1050 00:42:17.839 --> 00:42:19.101 - 'Cause he's the rat who ratted him out 1051 00:42:19.188 --> 00:42:20.538 to the GSA in the first place. 1052 00:42:20.625 --> 00:42:22.583 - Maybe he was meeting for something different. 1053 00:42:22.670 --> 00:42:25.978 - Dark and sinister, back alleys, rain covered cobblestones, 1054 00:42:26.065 --> 00:42:27.066 figures lurking in the sha- 1055 00:42:27.153 --> 00:42:27.936 - Dude. 1056 00:42:29.285 --> 00:42:30.199 Or, maybe your dad's right. 1057 00:42:31.679 --> 00:42:33.420 52 bucks doesn't show a ton of support 1058 00:42:33.507 --> 00:42:34.856 that downtown can sustain itself. 1059 00:42:34.943 --> 00:42:36.292 - So, what? 1060 00:42:36.379 --> 00:42:38.468 Do we just let it shrivel up and die? 1061 00:42:38.556 --> 00:42:39.165 - I'm not saying that. 1062 00:42:40.645 --> 00:42:41.646 I'm just saying who thinks Main Street 1063 00:42:41.733 --> 00:42:42.951 is important anymore? 1064 00:42:44.910 --> 00:42:45.650 - Disney. 1065 00:42:47.521 --> 00:42:49.654 There's a reason that Walt Disney made Main Street 1066 00:42:49.741 --> 00:42:52.526 the first thing you see when you walk into his parks. 1067 00:42:52.613 --> 00:42:54.963 It's the heart, everything goes out from there. 1068 00:42:56.138 --> 00:42:57.487 - I never thought about that. 1069 00:42:57.575 --> 00:42:59.402 - When you walk into Disneyland, you feel safe. 1070 00:42:59.489 --> 00:43:02.884 You feel welcomed, loved, like you're at home. 1071 00:43:02.971 --> 00:43:04.364 - Main Street. 1072 00:43:04.451 --> 00:43:06.366 - Main Street isn't just a place for businesses, 1073 00:43:06.453 --> 00:43:08.673 it's a representation of who we are 1074 00:43:08.760 --> 00:43:10.457 and what we stand for. 1075 00:43:10.544 --> 00:43:11.806 Believe it or not, my dad actually told me 1076 00:43:11.893 --> 00:43:13.329 to think about the town 1077 00:43:13.416 --> 00:43:14.592 and why it's so important to me. 1078 00:43:16.071 --> 00:43:17.856 And now I think it's time the Mayor's office 1079 00:43:17.943 --> 00:43:19.379 thinks about that too. 1080 00:43:19.466 --> 00:43:20.815 There's two kinds of people. 1081 00:43:20.902 --> 00:43:22.469 Those who want to tear everything down, 1082 00:43:22.556 --> 00:43:24.253 and those who want to restore it. 1083 00:43:24.340 --> 00:43:27.822 So now we have to decide, who are we? 1084 00:43:27.909 --> 00:43:28.823 - Main Street. 1085 00:43:28.910 --> 00:43:30.042 - Main Street. 1086 00:43:30.129 --> 00:43:32.131 - Main Street. - Main Street. 1087 00:43:32.218 --> 00:43:35.308 [lighthearted music] 1088 00:43:54.936 --> 00:43:56.895 - The old music store. 1089 00:43:56.982 --> 00:43:58.461 - Mr. Kostreva. 1090 00:43:58.548 --> 00:44:00.986 - Bought my first and last guitar in there. 1091 00:44:01.987 --> 00:44:03.031 Fat fingers. 1092 00:44:03.118 --> 00:44:04.685 - Me too. 1093 00:44:04.772 --> 00:44:07.949 - Broke Mr. Singer's heart when he had to close her up. 1094 00:44:08.036 --> 00:44:09.908 - You think at least music would survive. 1095 00:44:09.995 --> 00:44:12.432 - Yet somehow, there's purpose. 1096 00:44:12.519 --> 00:44:13.955 You just gotta find it. 1097 00:44:14.042 --> 00:44:16.305 Nothing's worthwhile that comes without a struggle. 1098 00:44:16.392 --> 00:44:20.353 It's how we deal with those obstacles that define us. 1099 00:44:20.440 --> 00:44:22.268 - You and your family have been in here, 1100 00:44:22.355 --> 00:44:23.748 Echo Harbor- 1101 00:44:23.835 --> 00:44:26.620 - God created the Earth, Echo Harbor, 1102 00:44:26.707 --> 00:44:28.491 and my family's hardware store. 1103 00:44:28.578 --> 00:44:31.930 - Right, so, what is it? 1104 00:44:32.017 --> 00:44:33.583 What makes everyone stay? 1105 00:44:33.671 --> 00:44:34.976 - Why is it so special? 1106 00:44:35.063 --> 00:44:35.803 - Exactly. 1107 00:44:37.370 --> 00:44:38.632 - How about I walk you home? 1108 00:44:43.289 --> 00:44:45.204 You know all those storms we had last year? 1109 00:44:45.291 --> 00:44:46.684 - Yeah. 1110 00:44:46.771 --> 00:44:49.121 - Now after that, just about packed up 1111 00:44:49.208 --> 00:44:51.036 and got out of here. 1112 00:44:51.123 --> 00:44:52.515 - Why? 1113 00:44:52.602 --> 00:44:55.823 - Well, I kind of realized that, looking around, 1114 00:44:55.910 --> 00:44:57.564 this place was our whole world. 1115 00:44:58.652 --> 00:45:00.175 - Hey, Mom! 1116 00:45:00.262 --> 00:45:02.700 I had the worst day ever and then the best day ever. 1117 00:45:03.483 --> 00:45:04.832 Wow. 1118 00:45:04.919 --> 00:45:06.965 Whole family's here, looking like Mt. Rushmore. 1119 00:45:10.795 --> 00:45:12.884 Is this like, an intervention or something? 1120 00:45:12.971 --> 00:45:13.928 'Cause I don't drink, and I don't do drugs. 1121 00:45:14.015 --> 00:45:15.582 - Mary, we need to talk. 1122 00:45:15.669 --> 00:45:16.931 Push an end to this. 1123 00:45:17.018 --> 00:45:18.324 - I'm just getting started. 1124 00:45:18.411 --> 00:45:20.021 - Mary, he comes in peace. 1125 00:45:20.108 --> 00:45:21.457 - Just listen. 1126 00:45:21.544 --> 00:45:22.415 - I don't like the way we left things, 1127 00:45:22.502 --> 00:45:23.372 and it's been eating me up. 1128 00:45:23.459 --> 00:45:25.331 - Losing sleep, I'm sure. 1129 00:45:25.418 --> 00:45:27.376 By the way, I'm on to you. 1130 00:45:27.463 --> 00:45:28.508 - What's that supposed to mean? 1131 00:45:28.595 --> 00:45:29.378 - Nothing, go on. 1132 00:45:30.858 --> 00:45:32.338 - I don't want to make you mad, ever, 1133 00:45:32.425 --> 00:45:33.339 I really don't. 1134 00:45:33.426 --> 00:45:34.688 - Debatable. 1135 00:45:34.775 --> 00:45:35.776 - And I don't want to see you hurt. 1136 00:45:35.863 --> 00:45:36.951 - A little late for that. 1137 00:45:37.038 --> 00:45:38.431 - Mary, stop. 1138 00:45:40.650 --> 00:45:41.913 - Look, we all know that you're running 1139 00:45:42.000 --> 00:45:43.915 just to get back at me, and I get it, I do- 1140 00:45:44.002 --> 00:45:44.872 - No! 1141 00:45:44.959 --> 00:45:46.482 I mean, maybe a little, 1142 00:45:46.569 --> 00:45:48.223 but now I really do think things can be better, 1143 00:45:48.310 --> 00:45:50.138 I can do better, than you. 1144 00:45:51.661 --> 00:45:53.402 - I don't want to see you humiliated, 1145 00:45:53.489 --> 00:45:55.535 but that interview was frankly embarrassing. 1146 00:45:55.622 --> 00:45:57.145 - You know how when you first go into Disneyland- 1147 00:45:57.232 --> 00:45:58.277 - You see? 1148 00:45:58.364 --> 00:45:59.234 This is what I'm talking about. 1149 00:45:59.321 --> 00:46:00.888 The world is not Disneyland. 1150 00:46:00.975 --> 00:46:01.846 - Says who? 1151 00:46:01.933 --> 00:46:03.543 Did you know- 1152 00:46:03.630 --> 00:46:04.936 - Someone tell her that the world is not Disneyland, okay? 1153 00:46:05.023 --> 00:46:06.546 She needs some tough love here, 1154 00:46:06.633 --> 00:46:08.200 a dose of reality at least! 1155 00:46:08.287 --> 00:46:09.723 - Tough love? 1156 00:46:09.810 --> 00:46:11.551 You can't just show up here after two years 1157 00:46:11.638 --> 00:46:13.205 and suddenly act like you care! 1158 00:46:13.292 --> 00:46:14.554 - Guys! 1159 00:46:14.641 --> 00:46:15.250 - Oh, okay, so now it's about me. 1160 00:46:15.337 --> 00:46:16.730 Well, guess what? 1161 00:46:16.817 --> 00:46:18.079 Someone has to provide for this family. 1162 00:46:18.166 --> 00:46:18.950 - Oh, here we go! 1163 00:46:19.037 --> 00:46:19.820 - I'm so over this! 1164 00:46:19.907 --> 00:46:21.735 - Both of you, stop. 1165 00:46:25.434 --> 00:46:28.698 [dramatic piano music] 1166 00:46:37.795 --> 00:46:40.493 [wondrous music] 1167 00:46:57.118 --> 00:46:58.424 - [Annie] What about campaign funds? 1168 00:46:58.511 --> 00:47:00.556 This is a real campaign, we need real money. 1169 00:47:00.643 --> 00:47:01.731 - Okay, so until we get more, 1170 00:47:01.819 --> 00:47:03.124 we work with what we have. 1171 00:47:03.211 --> 00:47:04.604 Great ideas and the kind of ambition 1172 00:47:04.691 --> 00:47:06.127 we're allowed this one time in our lives, 1173 00:47:06.214 --> 00:47:09.043 but I'm not gonna sit around and wait for more money 1174 00:47:09.130 --> 00:47:12.568 or to become mayor, or to prove my dad wrong. 1175 00:47:12.655 --> 00:47:14.135 We should start helping now. 1176 00:47:14.222 --> 00:47:17.182 Serving the community now, restoring Main Street now. 1177 00:47:17.269 --> 00:47:18.836 - Whoa! 1178 00:47:18.923 --> 00:47:21.142 You should like jump straight to running for president. 1179 00:47:21.229 --> 00:47:22.622 - You said it, Jess. 1180 00:47:22.709 --> 00:47:24.842 This is our time to roar, so let's roar. 1181 00:47:24.929 --> 00:47:25.538 - Roar! 1182 00:47:26.931 --> 00:47:28.758 - Kind of meant that figuratively. 1183 00:47:29.803 --> 00:47:31.239 So, who's in? 1184 00:47:31.326 --> 00:47:33.502 Let's get every student in this school, 1185 00:47:33.589 --> 00:47:36.941 every kid in town, every jock, braniac, get them together. 1186 00:47:38.812 --> 00:47:41.684 And we're gonna show them what we're made of. 1187 00:47:41.771 --> 00:47:43.121 - [All] Roar! 1188 00:47:43.208 --> 00:47:45.427 [laughing] 1189 00:47:45.514 --> 00:47:47.908 [catchy music] 1190 00:47:47.995 --> 00:47:50.780 [brooms sweeping] 1191 00:47:56.874 --> 00:47:59.789 [squeegee squeaks] 1192 00:48:01.313 --> 00:48:02.749 - I usually vote for your dad. 1193 00:48:02.836 --> 00:48:03.924 - What if I told you... 1194 00:48:04.011 --> 00:48:05.273 - [All] We can do better! 1195 00:48:07.362 --> 00:48:08.842 - Oh. 1196 00:48:08.929 --> 00:48:11.845 [catchy music] 1197 00:48:11.932 --> 00:48:14.892 [brooms sweeping] 1198 00:48:18.808 --> 00:48:21.768 [squeegees squeaking] 1199 00:48:35.521 --> 00:48:37.392 - Whatever you're selling, I ain't interested! 1200 00:48:37.479 --> 00:48:39.394 - What about making Main Street shine again? 1201 00:48:39.481 --> 00:48:40.221 - Dream on! 1202 00:48:40.308 --> 00:48:41.788 - We are! 1203 00:48:41.875 --> 00:48:43.224 - What'd you say your name is again? 1204 00:48:43.311 --> 00:48:45.661 - I'm Mary Parson, I'm running for mayor. 1205 00:48:45.748 --> 00:48:47.533 [crowd yelling] 1206 00:48:47.620 --> 00:48:49.796 [chuckling] 1207 00:48:50.928 --> 00:48:53.365 [catchy music] 1208 00:48:58.500 --> 00:49:01.590 [squeegees squeaking] 1209 00:49:02.809 --> 00:49:04.202 [doorbell rings] 1210 00:49:04.289 --> 00:49:05.638 - Hi, can I help you? 1211 00:49:05.725 --> 00:49:06.726 - Yeah, did you guys just move in here? 1212 00:49:06.813 --> 00:49:07.901 - Yes, we did. - We did. 1213 00:49:07.988 --> 00:49:09.468 - Well, welcome to Echo Harbor. 1214 00:49:09.555 --> 00:49:10.904 - Is every kid in town here? 1215 00:49:10.991 --> 00:49:12.384 - Every kid that wants to make this town better 1216 00:49:12.471 --> 00:49:13.907 for you and your family. 1217 00:49:13.994 --> 00:49:15.822 - [Man] You're the one they've been talking about. 1218 00:49:15.909 --> 00:49:17.258 - [Mary] If you mean... 1219 00:49:17.345 --> 00:49:18.303 [cheering] 1220 00:49:18.390 --> 00:49:19.869 - [Woman] Go Mary! 1221 00:49:19.957 --> 00:49:22.916 - Then yep, I'm your girl, woman, mayor person. 1222 00:49:23.003 --> 00:49:24.962 [chuckling] 1223 00:49:25.049 --> 00:49:27.834 [brooms sweeping] 1224 00:49:30.924 --> 00:49:32.665 [water splashes] 1225 00:49:32.752 --> 00:49:35.189 [catchy music] 1226 00:49:44.677 --> 00:49:45.765 - Oh, hi there! 1227 00:49:45.852 --> 00:49:47.158 - Need your windows washed? 1228 00:49:47.245 --> 00:49:49.029 - I think they're okay at the moment. 1229 00:49:49.116 --> 00:49:50.030 Oh, great job out there. 1230 00:49:50.117 --> 00:49:51.771 - You know how you were saying 1231 00:49:51.858 --> 00:49:54.817 you might know some people who'd invest here on Main Street? 1232 00:49:54.904 --> 00:49:56.776 - If those ordinances weren't in place. 1233 00:49:56.863 --> 00:49:58.517 - One business, one corporation. 1234 00:49:58.604 --> 00:49:59.344 - Right. 1235 00:49:59.431 --> 00:50:00.954 It's a hurdle. 1236 00:50:01.041 --> 00:50:02.825 If we could somehow make that go away... 1237 00:50:02.912 --> 00:50:06.133 - Well, if I became mayor, maybe- 1238 00:50:06.220 --> 00:50:07.917 - You've already got my vote, 1239 00:50:08.005 --> 00:50:10.224 now you just gotta go beat the other guy. 1240 00:50:10.311 --> 00:50:11.573 - Right, there is that. 1241 00:50:18.450 --> 00:50:19.886 Do I really have to do this? 1242 00:50:19.973 --> 00:50:21.714 - If you want to beat your dad, then yes, 1243 00:50:21.801 --> 00:50:23.455 you have to debate him on the issues. 1244 00:50:23.542 --> 00:50:25.631 Not to mention, if I can wear this stupid hat, 1245 00:50:25.718 --> 00:50:26.893 you can debate. 1246 00:50:26.980 --> 00:50:28.242 - Just read the cards. 1247 00:50:28.329 --> 00:50:29.939 I got an A on my essay using them. 1248 00:50:30.027 --> 00:50:31.811 - Okay, but you're the one that got an A using your notes, 1249 00:50:31.898 --> 00:50:33.334 you should be running for mayor. 1250 00:50:34.335 --> 00:50:35.771 - Are we ready? 1251 00:50:35.858 --> 00:50:36.990 Are you nervous? 1252 00:50:37.077 --> 00:50:37.860 I'm nervous. 1253 00:50:37.947 --> 00:50:38.861 Anyone else nervous? 1254 00:50:40.254 --> 00:50:41.864 Honey, I know I've said it before, 1255 00:50:41.951 --> 00:50:43.823 but it bears repeating, so I'm gonna say it again. 1256 00:50:43.910 --> 00:50:45.433 I am so proud of you. 1257 00:50:45.520 --> 00:50:46.826 What a night! 1258 00:50:46.913 --> 00:50:47.827 - If this doesn't impress colleges, 1259 00:50:47.914 --> 00:50:49.002 I don't know what will. 1260 00:50:49.089 --> 00:50:50.917 - Everyone just breathe! 1261 00:50:51.004 --> 00:50:52.179 - 5 minutes, everybody. 1262 00:50:52.266 --> 00:50:53.746 It is packed out there. 1263 00:50:53.833 --> 00:50:55.182 - I'm scared I'm gonna get my first question, 1264 00:50:55.269 --> 00:50:56.792 and then do a face plant on the podium. 1265 00:50:56.879 --> 00:50:58.272 - Focus on the notes. 1266 00:50:58.359 --> 00:51:00.057 - Focus on what makes Echo Harbor special. 1267 00:51:00.144 --> 00:51:01.754 - Focus on you. 1268 00:51:01.841 --> 00:51:02.842 That's our best shot. 1269 00:51:02.929 --> 00:51:04.322 You being you, Mary. 1270 00:51:04.409 --> 00:51:07.542 - Okay, you're officially the greatest guy ever. 1271 00:51:08.413 --> 00:51:09.631 - Just breathe. 1272 00:51:11.938 --> 00:51:13.896 - History has shown us repeatedly 1273 00:51:13.983 --> 00:51:15.768 that when we act individually, 1274 00:51:15.855 --> 00:51:19.511 with our own personal interests in mind, societies collapse. 1275 00:51:19.598 --> 00:51:22.644 So, in closing, that is why economic renewal 1276 00:51:22.731 --> 00:51:24.516 can only come through individual development 1277 00:51:24.603 --> 00:51:26.126 with a civic universalist approach. 1278 00:51:26.213 --> 00:51:27.867 Thank you. 1279 00:51:27.954 --> 00:51:28.737 Your turn. 1280 00:51:30.174 --> 00:51:32.524 [snoring] 1281 00:51:32.611 --> 00:51:33.307 - Yeah! 1282 00:51:33.394 --> 00:51:34.613 [clapping] 1283 00:51:34.700 --> 00:51:37.094 [chuckling] 1284 00:51:38.356 --> 00:51:39.879 - Thank you, Ed. 1285 00:51:41.010 --> 00:51:41.968 - Thank you, Mary. 1286 00:51:42.055 --> 00:51:43.578 - Mayor Parson. 1287 00:51:43.665 --> 00:51:44.753 She's right, you're up. 1288 00:51:44.840 --> 00:51:46.190 - Thank you, Rhonda. 1289 00:51:46.277 --> 00:51:48.017 And thank you, Mary, for those thoughts, 1290 00:51:48.105 --> 00:51:49.367 I guess we're gonna call them. 1291 00:51:49.454 --> 00:51:50.281 You did good, princess. 1292 00:51:51.978 --> 00:51:56.417 "Save the town, rescue Main Street, we can do better." 1293 00:51:56.504 --> 00:51:57.984 Great sentiments. 1294 00:51:58.071 --> 00:52:00.639 A bit naive, but naivety, well, 1295 00:52:00.726 --> 00:52:01.988 that's the strength of youth. 1296 00:52:03.381 --> 00:52:05.339 Cute t-shirts only go so far. 1297 00:52:05.426 --> 00:52:07.646 The problem is not in the desire, 1298 00:52:07.733 --> 00:52:10.779 the problem is in the means, the how. 1299 00:52:10.866 --> 00:52:12.259 Now, I'm sorry princess, 1300 00:52:12.346 --> 00:52:14.566 but your speech didn't put forth any solid ideas 1301 00:52:14.653 --> 00:52:18.744 on how we can actually save Main Street, solutions. 1302 00:52:18.831 --> 00:52:22.313 Like most of you, I grew up here, I call this home. 1303 00:52:22.400 --> 00:52:24.141 But let's be honest, 1304 00:52:24.228 --> 00:52:26.055 our Main Street hasn't been idyllic for what, 1305 00:52:26.143 --> 00:52:27.535 over a decade. 1306 00:52:27.622 --> 00:52:30.016 And guess what, we're not alone in that. 1307 00:52:30.103 --> 00:52:32.018 This is happening all over the country. 1308 00:52:32.105 --> 00:52:35.717 And look, maybe saving something that's broken 1309 00:52:35.804 --> 00:52:37.806 isn't the right approach anyway. 1310 00:52:37.893 --> 00:52:39.939 Now, isn't it time we all came together 1311 00:52:40.026 --> 00:52:42.333 and started looking to the future and not the past 1312 00:52:42.420 --> 00:52:44.509 for our inspiration and our solutions? 1313 00:52:44.596 --> 00:52:46.075 We need to think about the kind of town 1314 00:52:46.163 --> 00:52:47.947 we're gonna be leaving people like Mary. 1315 00:52:48.034 --> 00:52:51.124 And yes, sometimes that's gonna mean doing things 1316 00:52:51.211 --> 00:52:53.039 that seem unpopular in the moment, 1317 00:52:53.126 --> 00:52:55.433 like letting Smithfield's Ice Cream go 1318 00:52:55.520 --> 00:52:56.434 and replacing it with a- 1319 00:52:56.521 --> 00:52:57.870 - Yogurt? - Shop. 1320 00:52:57.957 --> 00:52:59.741 - This town isn't your marriage or your family. 1321 00:52:59.828 --> 00:53:01.134 - Mary. 1322 00:53:01.221 --> 00:53:02.527 - You can't just throw it all away 1323 00:53:02.614 --> 00:53:04.050 'cause times are tough and you're done with it. 1324 00:53:04.137 --> 00:53:05.051 - [Rob] That is not what I'm saying. 1325 00:53:05.138 --> 00:53:06.444 - [Mary] Sure sounds like it. 1326 00:53:06.531 --> 00:53:08.620 - Progress requires some letting go. 1327 00:53:08.707 --> 00:53:10.187 - You ever think that maybe 1328 00:53:10.274 --> 00:53:13.146 everything and everyone that you dump along the way 1329 00:53:13.233 --> 00:53:14.060 for future... 1330 00:53:15.801 --> 00:53:17.281 We can't get over it as easily as you, 1331 00:53:17.368 --> 00:53:18.934 okay, Mr. Mayor? 1332 00:53:19.021 --> 00:53:21.502 - I think this is going in the wrong direction. 1333 00:53:21.589 --> 00:53:23.765 - Yeah, I don't think you can take this personal, princess. 1334 00:53:23.852 --> 00:53:25.332 - Then don't call me princess. 1335 00:53:25.419 --> 00:53:27.595 And maybe making it personal is the job of the mayor. 1336 00:53:27.682 --> 00:53:28.814 - Not when it comes to business. 1337 00:53:28.901 --> 00:53:30.337 Am I right, Rhonda? 1338 00:53:30.424 --> 00:53:33.601 - Bernie Kostreva is not a business, he's a person. 1339 00:53:33.688 --> 00:53:35.299 His family hardware store 1340 00:53:35.386 --> 00:53:37.257 has been the center of Main Street for three generations, 1341 00:53:37.344 --> 00:53:39.738 and it's about to go away, he's gonna lose it. 1342 00:53:39.825 --> 00:53:41.130 But here's the thing, Mr. Mayor. 1343 00:53:41.218 --> 00:53:44.003 His business isn't failing, he makes a profit 1344 00:53:44.090 --> 00:53:45.526 month in and month out. 1345 00:53:45.613 --> 00:53:47.311 Not much, but a profit. 1346 00:53:47.398 --> 00:53:49.835 That hardware store has outlasted the Depression, 1347 00:53:49.922 --> 00:53:52.577 a world war, and 15 presidents. 1348 00:53:52.664 --> 00:53:55.057 When the economy turned, Bernie cut back on his expenses 1349 00:53:55.144 --> 00:53:56.450 and increased his personal hours. 1350 00:53:56.537 --> 00:53:58.147 He gave credit to half the town 1351 00:53:58.235 --> 00:53:59.671 and did so interest free. 1352 00:53:59.758 --> 00:54:01.586 The storms two years ago gave him flood damage 1353 00:54:01.673 --> 00:54:02.761 that his insurance wouldn't cover, 1354 00:54:02.848 --> 00:54:04.415 but still, he stayed open, 1355 00:54:04.502 --> 00:54:06.025 he kept his employees on payroll, 1356 00:54:06.112 --> 00:54:07.592 and he did what each of us would do. 1357 00:54:07.679 --> 00:54:09.115 The best he can. 1358 00:54:09.202 --> 00:54:10.638 He was never done. 1359 00:54:10.725 --> 00:54:12.074 But still, that wasn't enough. 1360 00:54:12.161 --> 00:54:14.512 Not because his business wasn't solid, 1361 00:54:14.599 --> 00:54:16.078 or because he wasn't trying hard enough, 1362 00:54:16.165 --> 00:54:18.777 but because the drywall in the back room wasn't solid. 1363 00:54:18.864 --> 00:54:21.475 Too many floods back to back. 1364 00:54:21.562 --> 00:54:24.261 So now, he's on a list. 1365 00:54:24.348 --> 00:54:27.133 He has to fix it or get out. 1366 00:54:27.220 --> 00:54:29.701 And that requires money that he doesn't have anymore, 1367 00:54:29.788 --> 00:54:32.225 because he was just doing what he thought was best. 1368 00:54:32.312 --> 00:54:34.227 The same goes for so many other stores 1369 00:54:34.314 --> 00:54:35.489 up and down the street. 1370 00:54:35.576 --> 00:54:36.838 The ice cream parlor, the- 1371 00:54:36.925 --> 00:54:38.884 - Okay, somebody's been Googling. 1372 00:54:38.971 --> 00:54:40.929 - No, Dad, I haven't been Googling. 1373 00:54:41.016 --> 00:54:42.322 I went out on the street 1374 00:54:42.409 --> 00:54:44.063 and actually talked with the people. 1375 00:54:45.412 --> 00:54:46.761 You know, there isn't any law 1376 00:54:46.848 --> 00:54:48.328 against the mayor hitting the pavement 1377 00:54:48.415 --> 00:54:51.592 and talking to the people that he or she represents. 1378 00:54:51.679 --> 00:54:53.246 You might want to keep that in mind. 1379 00:54:54.116 --> 00:54:55.074 - Yes! 1380 00:54:55.161 --> 00:54:57.206 [clapping] 1381 00:55:00.340 --> 00:55:02.211 [whistling] 1382 00:55:02.299 --> 00:55:05.214 [triumphant music] 1383 00:55:21.230 --> 00:55:23.363 [chuckling] 1384 00:55:31.850 --> 00:55:33.721 - Thank you so much. 1385 00:55:33.808 --> 00:55:34.592 - Hi! 1386 00:55:35.636 --> 00:55:36.637 - Thank you. 1387 00:55:36.724 --> 00:55:38.509 Thank you so much. 1388 00:55:38.596 --> 00:55:40.162 - Thank you so much. 1389 00:55:40.249 --> 00:55:43.165 [triumphant music] 1390 00:55:52.305 --> 00:55:53.306 - He didn't know what hit him. 1391 00:55:53.393 --> 00:55:55.482 [laughing] 1392 00:55:55.569 --> 00:55:58.311 - I have tried for years to get that man to zip it! 1393 00:55:58.398 --> 00:55:59.878 - I can't believe all these people came. 1394 00:55:59.965 --> 00:56:01.270 Do you think any of them will vote for me? 1395 00:56:01.358 --> 00:56:02.533 - You know how the town Facebook page 1396 00:56:02.620 --> 00:56:04.230 has that polling feature? 1397 00:56:04.317 --> 00:56:06.101 - Please tell me we're at least 5%. 1398 00:56:06.188 --> 00:56:07.102 - Oh yeah. 1399 00:56:07.189 --> 00:56:08.103 - Double digits? 1400 00:56:08.190 --> 00:56:09.148 - Mary, you're in the lead. 1401 00:56:09.235 --> 00:56:11.193 [Jess gasps] 1402 00:56:11.280 --> 00:56:15.110 - I love politics. 1403 00:56:15.197 --> 00:56:15.937 - Right. 1404 00:56:16.024 --> 00:56:16.982 [laughing] 1405 00:56:17.069 --> 00:56:18.549 - Not to break up the love fest, 1406 00:56:18.636 --> 00:56:20.551 but even though this isn't an official fundraiser, 1407 00:56:20.638 --> 00:56:22.204 it's kind of become that. 1408 00:56:22.291 --> 00:56:24.163 I took off old Uncle Sam's hat to let my head breathe, 1409 00:56:24.250 --> 00:56:25.294 and the next thing you know, 1410 00:56:25.382 --> 00:56:27.122 I have over 600 bucks in it. 1411 00:56:27.209 --> 00:56:28.602 - Feed the beast! - Feed the beast! 1412 00:56:28.689 --> 00:56:29.211 - Done. 1413 00:56:30.517 --> 00:56:31.910 Mary, you were brilliant tonight. 1414 00:56:31.997 --> 00:56:34.086 You have my admiration and full support. 1415 00:56:36.697 --> 00:56:38.264 - It's for $5,000. 1416 00:56:38.351 --> 00:56:39.787 - Yes, yes. - Oh! 1417 00:56:39.874 --> 00:56:41.528 - We have a town to save. 1418 00:56:41.615 --> 00:56:43.182 - I don't know what to say. 1419 00:56:43.269 --> 00:56:44.052 - I do. 1420 00:56:44.139 --> 00:56:45.706 Fundraising selfie! 1421 00:56:45.793 --> 00:56:47.316 [chuckling] 1422 00:56:47.404 --> 00:56:49.449 [laughing] 1423 00:56:51.364 --> 00:56:54.411 [lighthearted music] 1424 00:56:55.890 --> 00:56:57.283 - It's like everyone disappeared, 1425 00:56:57.370 --> 00:56:59.154 and I just said whatever was in my heart. 1426 00:56:59.241 --> 00:57:00.547 To be honest, I don't remember most of it. 1427 00:57:00.634 --> 00:57:02.767 - Sounds like you found your voice. 1428 00:57:02.854 --> 00:57:04.029 - Me as mayor. 1429 00:57:04.116 --> 00:57:04.899 Who'd of thought? 1430 00:57:06.510 --> 00:57:09.382 - Can I give you some advice? 1431 00:57:09.469 --> 00:57:12.124 - As my pastor or as my grandpa? 1432 00:57:12.211 --> 00:57:13.517 - I think they're one in the same. 1433 00:57:13.604 --> 00:57:15.040 To be a good pastor, 1434 00:57:15.127 --> 00:57:16.911 you have to think of everyone as your grandchild. 1435 00:57:16.998 --> 00:57:18.260 - That's a lot of birthday presents. 1436 00:57:18.347 --> 00:57:19.610 - Yeah. 1437 00:57:19.697 --> 00:57:20.524 There was that part in the debate, 1438 00:57:20.611 --> 00:57:21.612 what was it you said? 1439 00:57:23.483 --> 00:57:26.617 "We can't forget that behind all the businesses 1440 00:57:26.704 --> 00:57:27.313 are real people." 1441 00:57:27.400 --> 00:57:28.662 - Yeah. 1442 00:57:28.749 --> 00:57:29.576 I just remember helping out Mr. Kostreva, 1443 00:57:29.663 --> 00:57:31.143 and how devastated he was 1444 00:57:31.230 --> 00:57:33.014 over the thought of losing his family business. 1445 00:57:33.101 --> 00:57:36.235 - My advice is to keep that wisdom in your heart. 1446 00:57:37.671 --> 00:57:39.673 - Behind every business is a person. 1447 00:57:39.760 --> 00:57:41.196 - And behind every politician. 1448 00:57:42.371 --> 00:57:44.373 - Are you talking about my dad? 1449 00:57:44.461 --> 00:57:45.244 - A little. 1450 00:57:46.288 --> 00:57:47.464 I'm also talking about you. 1451 00:57:50.379 --> 00:57:51.816 Uh oh. 1452 00:57:51.903 --> 00:57:53.208 Go on, I'll clean up here. 1453 00:57:53.295 --> 00:57:55.863 Go on, be nice. 1454 00:57:55.950 --> 00:57:59.127 [lighthearted music] 1455 00:57:59.214 --> 00:58:00.607 - [chuckling] Hi. 1456 00:58:00.694 --> 00:58:03.784 [lighthearted music] 1457 00:58:12.706 --> 00:58:15.753 - So, we've expanded the bake sales to every afternoon. 1458 00:58:15.840 --> 00:58:17.276 - And after the game, 1459 00:58:17.363 --> 00:58:19.321 we're gonna have a pep rally in the square. 1460 00:58:19.408 --> 00:58:21.149 - You should get the Girl Scouts involved. 1461 00:58:21.236 --> 00:58:23.238 They're a bunch of pushy broads. 1462 00:58:23.325 --> 00:58:24.283 - Oh, Mary! 1463 00:58:24.370 --> 00:58:25.806 - Excuse me, excuse me. 1464 00:58:25.893 --> 00:58:27.286 Family and volunteers only. 1465 00:58:27.373 --> 00:58:28.287 - She's with me. 1466 00:58:28.374 --> 00:58:30.028 - She doesn't have a vest on! 1467 00:58:30.115 --> 00:58:31.290 - Charming. 1468 00:58:31.377 --> 00:58:33.118 Mary, can I have a quick word? 1469 00:58:33.205 --> 00:58:33.988 Sorry. 1470 00:58:40.081 --> 00:58:42.823 [whimsical music] 1471 00:58:44.738 --> 00:58:45.739 Get in, please. 1472 00:58:53.617 --> 00:58:57.011 [car doors close] 1473 00:58:57.098 --> 00:58:58.491 - Bake sales and pep rallies. 1474 00:58:58.578 --> 00:58:59.405 Cute. 1475 00:58:59.492 --> 00:59:00.319 - I'm sorry, who are you? 1476 00:59:00.406 --> 00:59:01.929 - Oh, this is Eugene. 1477 00:59:02.016 --> 00:59:04.323 A good friend and a professional political consultant. 1478 00:59:04.410 --> 00:59:06.412 - I've run three successful mayoral campaigns. 1479 00:59:06.499 --> 00:59:08.370 One in New York, two in D.C. 1480 00:59:08.457 --> 00:59:09.371 Not a nice playground. 1481 00:59:09.458 --> 00:59:10.895 - Oh, so- 1482 00:59:10.982 --> 00:59:12.374 - Olivia sent along a copy of your debate. 1483 00:59:12.461 --> 00:59:14.638 Raw, but there's something... 1484 00:59:14.725 --> 00:59:17.031 - What he's trying to say is you show potential. 1485 00:59:17.118 --> 00:59:18.990 He doesn't like to reveal his cards. 1486 00:59:19.077 --> 00:59:20.513 - Mary, you need to stop acting 1487 00:59:20.600 --> 00:59:21.775 like you want to be homecoming queen. 1488 00:59:21.862 --> 00:59:23.560 - Ew, I would never do that. 1489 00:59:23.647 --> 00:59:25.562 - No more daddy's little princess. 1490 00:59:25.649 --> 00:59:27.346 - Okay, where do I sign up? 1491 00:59:30.871 --> 00:59:32.569 This is for $20,000. 1492 00:59:32.656 --> 00:59:33.831 - She can be the real deal. 1493 00:59:33.918 --> 00:59:35.006 Echo Bay- - Harbor. 1494 00:59:35.093 --> 00:59:36.964 - Who knows from there? 1495 00:59:37.051 --> 00:59:38.575 There, cards are on the table. 1496 00:59:40.533 --> 00:59:41.578 - Hey! 1497 00:59:41.665 --> 00:59:43.188 - [Eugene] Bake sales are over. 1498 00:59:43.275 --> 00:59:45.407 - [Mary] Sure, but we just cleaned this street. 1499 00:59:48.367 --> 00:59:49.324 - Wow! 1500 00:59:49.411 --> 00:59:50.369 [clapping] - Really? 1501 00:59:50.456 --> 00:59:51.762 - Just enough Hilary with a dose 1502 00:59:51.849 --> 00:59:53.372 of classic Margaret Thatcher. 1503 00:59:53.459 --> 00:59:54.765 - One lost and the other one's dead. 1504 00:59:54.852 --> 00:59:56.201 - How about... 1505 00:59:56.288 --> 00:59:58.029 Jennifer Lawrence eat your heart out. 1506 00:59:59.117 --> 01:00:00.379 - I can get used to that. 1507 01:00:00.466 --> 01:00:03.382 - This suit says power, it says authority. 1508 01:00:03.469 --> 01:00:06.080 - Power, authority. 1509 01:00:08.126 --> 01:00:08.866 Cool. 1510 01:00:08.953 --> 01:00:09.693 - Next. 1511 01:00:10.781 --> 01:00:14.306 [dramatic music] 1512 01:00:14.393 --> 01:00:15.176 Perfect. 1513 01:00:19.877 --> 01:00:23.184 [camera shutter snaps] 1514 01:00:31.323 --> 01:00:32.716 - No one's hit Division Street yet. 1515 01:00:32.803 --> 01:00:34.456 - Dude, seriously, I would never live over there, 1516 01:00:34.543 --> 01:00:36.415 and I'd pretty much sleep in a dumpster if I had to. 1517 01:00:36.502 --> 01:00:38.025 - Guys, we need people working Main Street still, 1518 01:00:38.112 --> 01:00:39.940 that's the focus of our campaign. 1519 01:00:41.115 --> 01:00:42.073 Finally! 1520 01:00:42.160 --> 01:00:42.856 - Hey, guys. 1521 01:00:44.510 --> 01:00:45.903 - I'm sorry, who are you? 1522 01:00:45.990 --> 01:00:47.121 - Oh, you like? 1523 01:00:47.208 --> 01:00:48.427 Eugene hautcoutured me. 1524 01:00:49.471 --> 01:00:50.516 - Again, who are you? 1525 01:00:50.603 --> 01:00:52.170 - Uh, who is Eugene? 1526 01:00:53.345 --> 01:00:55.173 - You're not dressed to clean. 1527 01:00:55.260 --> 01:00:56.653 - I don't know, I think she looks kind of hot. 1528 01:00:56.740 --> 01:00:58.437 - She looks like she's 60. 1529 01:00:58.524 --> 01:01:00.047 - Mary, what's going on here? 1530 01:01:00.134 --> 01:01:01.353 - Long story, but so good. 1531 01:01:01.440 --> 01:01:02.833 We got a huge donation, 1532 01:01:02.920 --> 01:01:04.486 Olivia's introducing me to her investors, 1533 01:01:04.573 --> 01:01:06.488 Eugene set up a hair and nail thingy, 1534 01:01:06.575 --> 01:01:07.881 and they all want to help! 1535 01:01:07.968 --> 01:01:09.491 - Again, who's Eugene? 1536 01:01:09.578 --> 01:01:11.189 - Shouldn't you be seen, you know, 1537 01:01:11.276 --> 01:01:13.017 cleaning up the town, with us? 1538 01:01:13.104 --> 01:01:14.496 - Actually, Olivia wants me to focus 1539 01:01:14.583 --> 01:01:16.498 on spreading our optics. 1540 01:01:16.585 --> 01:01:17.978 You know, me with the businesses, 1541 01:01:18.065 --> 01:01:20.241 you guys with the little clean up thingy. 1542 01:01:20.328 --> 01:01:21.547 - Spread our optics? 1543 01:01:21.634 --> 01:01:22.722 - Clean up thingy? 1544 01:01:22.809 --> 01:01:25.420 Yeah, I'm feeling optics. 1545 01:01:25.507 --> 01:01:27.248 - You guys, I would love to stay and chat, 1546 01:01:27.335 --> 01:01:28.641 but I have to go to campaign headquarters. 1547 01:01:28.728 --> 01:01:30.861 - This is our campaign headquarters. 1548 01:01:30.948 --> 01:01:32.166 - Eugene set up a new headquarters 1549 01:01:32.253 --> 01:01:34.081 for our platinum donors and call center. 1550 01:01:34.168 --> 01:01:36.214 - Again, who is Eugene? 1551 01:01:40.914 --> 01:01:42.916 - If I want to win, I have to play like a winner, 1552 01:01:43.003 --> 01:01:45.527 not someone who's trying to be homecoming queen. 1553 01:01:45.614 --> 01:01:46.659 No offense, Jess. 1554 01:01:48.705 --> 01:01:51.272 You guys, I'm just trying to reach my full potential 1555 01:01:51.359 --> 01:01:53.144 maybe for the first time in my life. 1556 01:01:53.231 --> 01:01:55.537 Imagine what good I can do if I become mayor. 1557 01:01:55.624 --> 01:01:57.235 What good we can do. 1558 01:01:57.322 --> 01:01:59.759 Isn't that what we wanted, why we did this whole thing? 1559 01:02:01.587 --> 01:02:04.155 I tell you what, after my little meet and greet 1560 01:02:04.242 --> 01:02:06.418 cheese cracker thingy, I'll come back and help. 1561 01:02:06.505 --> 01:02:07.767 Promise. 1562 01:02:07.854 --> 01:02:09.073 Gotta go, love you guys. 1563 01:02:14.687 --> 01:02:17.168 - You know Cleopatra had her brother and sister murdered? 1564 01:02:17.255 --> 01:02:19.605 Looks like power in the hands of a desperate, young woman 1565 01:02:19.692 --> 01:02:20.737 might have a downside. 1566 01:02:22.739 --> 01:02:24.523 - Look what she's done with this place. 1567 01:02:24.610 --> 01:02:26.525 Olivia came in with a vision, 1568 01:02:26.612 --> 01:02:29.093 cleaned up the building, and created a new business. 1569 01:02:29.180 --> 01:02:32.270 Working together, we can save all of Main Street. 1570 01:02:32.357 --> 01:02:33.793 - I'm sorry, forgive me. 1571 01:02:33.880 --> 01:02:35.795 I appreciate everything you said about me 1572 01:02:35.882 --> 01:02:36.796 at the debate, sweetie. 1573 01:02:38.319 --> 01:02:40.278 Tell me again how this works exactly? 1574 01:02:41.670 --> 01:02:43.063 - Mr. Kostreva. 1575 01:02:43.150 --> 01:02:44.717 First of all, your family's history here 1576 01:02:44.804 --> 01:02:47.328 is the wonderful heartbeat of this extraordinary town. 1577 01:02:48.895 --> 01:02:51.289 My group of investors, all good friends, 1578 01:02:51.376 --> 01:02:52.812 are going to buy the buildings on Main Street 1579 01:02:52.899 --> 01:02:54.596 that have already closed down. 1580 01:02:54.683 --> 01:02:56.381 - Assuming we can get the ordinance lifted 1581 01:02:56.468 --> 01:02:57.730 so that they could buy more than one. 1582 01:02:57.817 --> 01:02:58.905 - [Olivia] That's right. 1583 01:02:58.992 --> 01:02:59.732 - And with that money- 1584 01:02:59.819 --> 01:03:00.602 - Capital. 1585 01:03:01.647 --> 01:03:02.996 - Capital for those purchases, 1586 01:03:03.083 --> 01:03:05.216 we will also include some money for a- 1587 01:03:05.303 --> 01:03:06.739 - General building fund. 1588 01:03:06.826 --> 01:03:09.350 - Which we then use as non interest loans 1589 01:03:09.437 --> 01:03:11.265 for small businesses like yours, 1590 01:03:11.352 --> 01:03:14.791 bring them up to code, make those bad men go away. 1591 01:03:14.878 --> 01:03:17.402 - Okay, so, what's in it for you, Ms. Wharf-Hill? 1592 01:03:19.752 --> 01:03:22.799 - Main Street thrives, Olivia's business here thrives. 1593 01:03:22.886 --> 01:03:24.626 A rising tide lifts all boats. 1594 01:03:24.713 --> 01:03:26.193 My gamps taught me that one. 1595 01:03:27.673 --> 01:03:29.936 [whispering] 1596 01:03:32.112 --> 01:03:34.811 [catchy music] 1597 01:04:02.534 --> 01:04:03.796 - Is there any further discussion 1598 01:04:03.883 --> 01:04:05.406 on the sewage extension proposal? 1599 01:04:06.843 --> 01:04:08.105 Mary? 1600 01:04:08.192 --> 01:04:09.758 - I'd like to address the council. 1601 01:04:09.846 --> 01:04:11.282 - Princess, we're in the middle of something here, okay? 1602 01:04:11.369 --> 01:04:12.761 Can you please just go home? 1603 01:04:12.849 --> 01:04:13.893 - Move to table current business 1604 01:04:13.980 --> 01:04:15.764 and go straight to new business. 1605 01:04:16.635 --> 01:04:18.028 - I second that. 1606 01:04:18.115 --> 01:04:20.073 - Well, Mary, looks like you have our attention. 1607 01:04:20.160 --> 01:04:22.293 - Come on, guys, we don't have time for this. 1608 01:04:22.380 --> 01:04:23.729 - I'd like to ask the council 1609 01:04:23.816 --> 01:04:25.687 to repeal the corporate limitation ordinance, 1610 01:04:25.774 --> 01:04:27.864 and to do it like, now, if that's possible. 1611 01:04:27.951 --> 01:04:30.170 - The limitation is in place for a reason. 1612 01:04:30.257 --> 01:04:31.606 - Yeah, to help you with your mall. 1613 01:04:31.693 --> 01:04:33.043 - No. - What? 1614 01:04:33.130 --> 01:04:34.740 - My father has been quietly helping 1615 01:04:34.827 --> 01:04:36.176 build a mall in Port Byron, 1616 01:04:36.263 --> 01:04:37.917 which of course would do a lot better 1617 01:04:38.004 --> 01:04:40.354 if it wasn't competing with businesses here in Echo Harbor. 1618 01:04:40.441 --> 01:04:43.053 - There's plenty of room for our downtown and the mall. 1619 01:04:43.140 --> 01:04:44.532 - Sure. 1620 01:04:44.619 --> 01:04:46.665 If overflow is your big fix to save us. 1621 01:04:48.449 --> 01:04:50.756 We all know that an anonymous report 1622 01:04:50.843 --> 01:04:53.715 lead the GSA to putting up notices all around town. 1623 01:04:53.802 --> 01:04:55.848 Well, it's no longer anonymous. 1624 01:04:55.935 --> 01:04:57.763 Our mayor is the one that reported us. 1625 01:04:57.850 --> 01:04:58.982 - That is not true. 1626 01:04:59.069 --> 01:05:00.548 - I have pictures, Dad. 1627 01:05:00.635 --> 01:05:01.680 - If Rob's selling us out, 1628 01:05:01.767 --> 01:05:03.116 and Rob's the main proponent 1629 01:05:03.203 --> 01:05:05.249 to the corporate limitation ordinance, 1630 01:05:05.336 --> 01:05:07.860 then maybe we need to really consider- 1631 01:05:07.947 --> 01:05:10.167 - No, I have not sold anybody out. 1632 01:05:10.254 --> 01:05:11.603 We voted on this, all of us. 1633 01:05:11.690 --> 01:05:13.300 - I move that we strike the ordinance. 1634 01:05:13.387 --> 01:05:14.736 - Second. 1635 01:05:14.823 --> 01:05:15.650 - Movement seconded. 1636 01:05:15.737 --> 01:05:17.000 The ordinance is repealed. 1637 01:05:17.087 --> 01:05:18.044 Thank you, Mr. Land. 1638 01:05:19.698 --> 01:05:20.438 - That was easy. 1639 01:05:22.092 --> 01:05:23.484 - Who do you think I am? 1640 01:05:23.571 --> 01:05:26.444 - A guy who used to call himself mayor. 1641 01:05:26.531 --> 01:05:27.662 [laughing] 1642 01:05:27.749 --> 01:05:30.578 [phone ringing] 1643 01:05:34.104 --> 01:05:36.933 Jordan, please call me, somebody. 1644 01:05:38.586 --> 01:05:39.544 Radio blackout. 1645 01:05:41.981 --> 01:05:43.417 You should've seen it. 1646 01:05:43.504 --> 01:05:44.941 Pretty amazing. 1647 01:05:45.028 --> 01:05:46.768 The look on dad's face. 1648 01:05:46.855 --> 01:05:48.379 - I'm glad I didn't. 1649 01:05:48.466 --> 01:05:49.206 - Why? 1650 01:05:50.424 --> 01:05:51.904 - Politics. 1651 01:05:51.991 --> 01:05:53.558 Us versus them. 1652 01:05:53.645 --> 01:05:55.473 Somebody's always made to be the villain. 1653 01:05:57.040 --> 01:05:58.911 - Well, if they're wrong, they should be. 1654 01:05:58.998 --> 01:06:02.001 You could listen and love them, but they're still wrong. 1655 01:06:04.482 --> 01:06:05.222 - I don't know. 1656 01:06:06.440 --> 01:06:07.746 What would happen if politics 1657 01:06:07.833 --> 01:06:09.530 wasn't about winning and being right? 1658 01:06:11.097 --> 01:06:12.359 - What's left after that? 1659 01:06:13.708 --> 01:06:14.927 - The people, of course. 1660 01:06:19.888 --> 01:06:22.282 - I gotta go, see what's going on. 1661 01:06:22.369 --> 01:06:23.501 - I ironed your jacket. 1662 01:06:23.588 --> 01:06:24.893 - What? 1663 01:06:24.981 --> 01:06:27.722 It's like dry clean only, didn't you read... 1664 01:06:27.809 --> 01:06:28.549 Ugh! 1665 01:06:28.636 --> 01:06:29.420 So stressful. 1666 01:06:33.511 --> 01:06:34.947 Come on, guys. 1667 01:06:35.034 --> 01:06:36.775 You're gonna have to talk to me eventually. 1668 01:06:36.862 --> 01:06:39.908 - Robert's rules of order, no we don't. 1669 01:06:39.996 --> 01:06:41.345 - What did I do? 1670 01:06:41.432 --> 01:06:42.868 I did so well last night, I killed it. 1671 01:06:42.955 --> 01:06:44.435 - What happened to "we"? 1672 01:06:44.522 --> 01:06:46.002 - Yeah, your Machiavellian ways are impressive, 1673 01:06:46.089 --> 01:06:47.394 if not a little bit spooky. 1674 01:06:47.481 --> 01:06:49.005 - Use your friends to gain power, 1675 01:06:49.092 --> 01:06:51.659 then drop them and your constituents along the way. 1676 01:06:51.746 --> 01:06:53.226 You're like a backstabbing Caesar. 1677 01:06:53.313 --> 01:06:54.749 We love it. 1678 01:06:54.836 --> 01:06:56.360 - Caesar was the one who got stabbed, bro. 1679 01:06:58.927 --> 01:06:59.972 - Jordan? 1680 01:07:03.497 --> 01:07:05.108 Fine. 1681 01:07:05.195 --> 01:07:07.327 This isn't the first time this has happened in my life! 1682 01:07:11.244 --> 01:07:12.506 [door slams] 1683 01:07:12.593 --> 01:07:13.899 For all the great success I thought I had 1684 01:07:13.986 --> 01:07:16.510 already achieved before even becoming mayor, 1685 01:07:16.597 --> 01:07:17.816 something wasn't right. 1686 01:07:17.903 --> 01:07:19.296 I was feeling so great, 1687 01:07:19.383 --> 01:07:20.993 everything I wanted was coming together, 1688 01:07:21.080 --> 01:07:23.300 and suddenly everyone hated me. 1689 01:07:23.387 --> 01:07:25.041 And those pantsuits. 1690 01:07:25.128 --> 01:07:27.260 Let's just say they started to itch. 1691 01:07:27.347 --> 01:07:30.611 [dramatic piano music] 1692 01:07:34.746 --> 01:07:36.052 I don't get it. 1693 01:07:41.492 --> 01:07:43.494 It's so confusing. 1694 01:07:43.581 --> 01:07:45.017 - Oh, you'll be fine, dear. 1695 01:07:46.453 --> 01:07:47.889 - Not so sure about that. 1696 01:07:47.976 --> 01:07:50.501 I got good news and bad news. 1697 01:07:50.588 --> 01:07:52.416 - I don't like that game. 1698 01:07:52.503 --> 01:07:55.114 - The good news is that Olivia has bought her building. 1699 01:07:55.201 --> 01:07:57.029 - That's awesome! - Oh! 1700 01:07:57.116 --> 01:07:58.639 - And the bad news? 1701 01:07:58.726 --> 01:08:00.076 - She's tearing it down. 1702 01:08:00.902 --> 01:08:02.252 - What? 1703 01:08:02.339 --> 01:08:05.472 - There it is, the old bait and switch. 1704 01:08:05.559 --> 01:08:07.387 - We have to move out by January. 1705 01:08:07.474 --> 01:08:09.128 - This doesn't make any sense. 1706 01:08:09.215 --> 01:08:10.521 - There she is! 1707 01:08:10.608 --> 01:08:11.957 - Mary. 1708 01:08:12.044 --> 01:08:13.567 Your friend Olivia just bought half the town, 1709 01:08:13.654 --> 01:08:15.003 and she's planning to rip it down. 1710 01:08:15.091 --> 01:08:16.309 - What about the general building fund? 1711 01:08:16.396 --> 01:08:18.006 - There is no building fund. 1712 01:08:18.094 --> 01:08:19.573 - Not only that, now she's putting the squeeze on us 1713 01:08:19.660 --> 01:08:20.574 to sell our businesses. 1714 01:08:20.661 --> 01:08:22.010 - Even me. 1715 01:08:22.098 --> 01:08:23.969 - No more ice cream! 1716 01:08:24.056 --> 01:08:27.451 - There has to be a misunderstanding, she promised me. 1717 01:08:27.538 --> 01:08:30.193 [dramatic music] 1718 01:08:33.196 --> 01:08:34.719 - Straight to voicemail? 1719 01:08:34.806 --> 01:08:35.676 - Yup. 1720 01:08:35.763 --> 01:08:37.809 Pumped and dumped us. 1721 01:08:37.896 --> 01:08:40.594 [dramatic music] 1722 01:09:04.575 --> 01:09:07.143 - [Bernie] What's in it for you, Ms. Wharf-Hill? 1723 01:09:08.709 --> 01:09:11.538 - [Olivia] If those ordinances weren't in place... 1724 01:09:11.625 --> 01:09:13.453 - [Mary] One business, one corporation. 1725 01:09:15.063 --> 01:09:17.153 - [Olivia] If we could somehow make that go away... 1726 01:09:20.112 --> 01:09:22.375 - Ms. Crompton will be with you shortly. 1727 01:09:22.462 --> 01:09:23.898 - I'm here to see Ms. Wharf-Hill. 1728 01:09:23.985 --> 01:09:25.030 - One in the same. 1729 01:09:32.646 --> 01:09:36.084 - [Mary] And there it was, right in front of my eyes. 1730 01:09:38.130 --> 01:09:39.131 Olivia's plan. 1731 01:09:41.002 --> 01:09:43.440 Formerly known as Echo Harbor. 1732 01:09:43.527 --> 01:09:44.615 - Pretty cool, isn't it? 1733 01:09:45.616 --> 01:09:47.705 A world class resort. 1734 01:09:47.792 --> 01:09:50.882 And if things go my way, which they usually do, 1735 01:09:50.969 --> 01:09:53.667 grandest casino this side of Vegas. 1736 01:09:53.754 --> 01:09:55.887 - So, let me get this straight. 1737 01:09:55.974 --> 01:09:57.889 You buy up everything you can, 1738 01:09:57.976 --> 01:09:59.282 you let the rest go out of business, 1739 01:09:59.369 --> 01:10:01.762 and then you can get everything for nothing. 1740 01:10:01.849 --> 01:10:02.981 It's all yours. 1741 01:10:03.068 --> 01:10:04.243 - Aren't you clever? 1742 01:10:05.766 --> 01:10:07.464 Yes, the unfortunate world of cause and effect. 1743 01:10:07.551 --> 01:10:08.987 It's just business. 1744 01:10:09.074 --> 01:10:11.076 - You never intended on saving Echo Harbor. 1745 01:10:11.163 --> 01:10:13.557 - Aren't I saving it, giving it new life? 1746 01:10:13.644 --> 01:10:16.037 - By turning it into what, a resort? 1747 01:10:16.124 --> 01:10:18.475 My friends at Sunnyside in the last years of their lives 1748 01:10:18.562 --> 01:10:19.911 are gonna have to find new homes. 1749 01:10:19.998 --> 01:10:21.304 - Life moves on, Mary, 1750 01:10:21.391 --> 01:10:22.740 but Echo Harbor will always be there. 1751 01:10:22.827 --> 01:10:24.045 - This isn't who we are. 1752 01:10:24.132 --> 01:10:25.569 - No, but it's who you'll become. 1753 01:10:25.656 --> 01:10:27.484 You do understand that now, don't you? 1754 01:10:28.615 --> 01:10:30.138 - You manipulated me. 1755 01:10:30.226 --> 01:10:31.749 - I like to think I educated you. 1756 01:10:32.706 --> 01:10:34.665 Which reminds me... 1757 01:10:34.752 --> 01:10:37.145 You're a natural, Mary, great for politics. 1758 01:10:37.233 --> 01:10:39.539 You have this thing, people believe in you. 1759 01:10:39.626 --> 01:10:41.976 Hey, maybe one day you'll come and work for me. 1760 01:10:45.763 --> 01:10:46.720 - What's this? 1761 01:10:46.807 --> 01:10:48.156 - A letter of recommendation 1762 01:10:48.244 --> 01:10:50.071 to whatever college you want to go to. 1763 01:10:50.158 --> 01:10:51.986 With that, you don't need daddy's help. 1764 01:10:52.073 --> 01:10:53.423 You see, I'm British. 1765 01:10:53.510 --> 01:10:55.033 I've got clout. 1766 01:10:55.120 --> 01:10:56.382 The Empire and all that. 1767 01:10:56.469 --> 01:10:58.079 - The empire you lost. 1768 01:10:58.166 --> 01:11:00.081 - Bad management, what can I say? 1769 01:11:00.168 --> 01:11:01.039 - You're going to lose again. 1770 01:11:01.126 --> 01:11:02.432 - Oh, I never lose, sweetie. 1771 01:11:03.476 --> 01:11:05.130 Ask all my ex-husbands. 1772 01:11:13.660 --> 01:11:16.968 [dramatic piano music] 1773 01:11:23.366 --> 01:11:24.932 - What a mess. 1774 01:11:25.019 --> 01:11:27.108 - Your whole town just got sold out from under you. 1775 01:11:27.195 --> 01:11:28.153 That's gotta sting. 1776 01:11:28.240 --> 01:11:30.590 - No, not that, Mary. 1777 01:11:30.677 --> 01:11:34.115 She's been betrayed, she's out there hurting. 1778 01:11:34.202 --> 01:11:35.813 What could be more important? 1779 01:11:35.900 --> 01:11:37.162 - He's human after all. 1780 01:11:38.946 --> 01:11:40.252 - Is it too late to say I'm sorry? 1781 01:11:40.339 --> 01:11:41.253 - Never. 1782 01:11:41.340 --> 01:11:42.167 Let's hear it. 1783 01:11:43.211 --> 01:11:44.300 - You're relentless. 1784 01:11:45.170 --> 01:11:46.127 [chuckling] 1785 01:11:46.214 --> 01:11:46.954 I'm sorry, Loren. 1786 01:11:48.434 --> 01:11:50.523 This job, feeling important. 1787 01:11:52.046 --> 01:11:54.135 My pride, ego, I don't know, whatever. 1788 01:11:54.222 --> 01:11:56.181 It blocked my view of the whole reason 1789 01:11:56.268 --> 01:11:57.574 I wanted to be mayor. 1790 01:11:57.661 --> 01:11:59.663 - When did you get that wake up call? 1791 01:11:59.750 --> 01:12:00.838 - Honestly? 1792 01:12:00.925 --> 01:12:02.361 It was the night of the debate. 1793 01:12:02.448 --> 01:12:04.624 Halfway through her eviscerating me, 1794 01:12:04.711 --> 01:12:07.235 I thought "Who is this amazing young woman?" 1795 01:12:10.195 --> 01:12:11.457 And that's my daughter. 1796 01:12:13.329 --> 01:12:14.895 She's a lot like you. 1797 01:12:14.982 --> 01:12:17.158 - And not without some of you. 1798 01:12:17.245 --> 01:12:20.292 [dramatic piano music] 1799 01:12:32.652 --> 01:12:34.132 - I fell for it. 1800 01:12:34.219 --> 01:12:35.525 - Hook, line, and sinker. 1801 01:12:37.048 --> 01:12:37.918 What? 1802 01:12:38.005 --> 01:12:38.702 That's funny. 1803 01:12:38.789 --> 01:12:39.355 - Ha ha. 1804 01:12:40.443 --> 01:12:42.358 - Look, Mary, it's seductive. 1805 01:12:42.445 --> 01:12:44.882 Power, attention. 1806 01:12:44.969 --> 01:12:46.318 It got to both your dad and I. 1807 01:12:47.928 --> 01:12:49.408 You were doomed. 1808 01:12:49.495 --> 01:12:52.455 - Still, I made everything worse, divided the family. 1809 01:12:52.542 --> 01:12:54.152 - I think your dad and mom played 1810 01:12:54.239 --> 01:12:55.849 a pretty good role in that. 1811 01:12:55.936 --> 01:12:56.937 - So, what now? 1812 01:12:57.024 --> 01:12:58.852 Sunnyside is about to go away, 1813 01:12:58.939 --> 01:13:00.114 and Echo Harbor as we know it 1814 01:13:00.201 --> 01:13:01.246 is on the brink of extinction. 1815 01:13:02.987 --> 01:13:05.337 - And don't forget, all of your friends have deserted you. 1816 01:13:08.340 --> 01:13:10.734 Well, almost all of them. 1817 01:13:13.780 --> 01:13:14.520 - Sorry? 1818 01:13:17.610 --> 01:13:18.829 - So, what's left, Mary? 1819 01:13:19.873 --> 01:13:21.222 Who's left? 1820 01:13:21.309 --> 01:13:22.876 Who can fix this? 1821 01:13:22.963 --> 01:13:23.747 - Me? 1822 01:13:30.841 --> 01:13:34.235 Gamps, was Sunnyside really a veterinary hospital? 1823 01:13:34.322 --> 01:13:35.933 Franklin said something about it. 1824 01:13:36.020 --> 01:13:37.325 - Yeah. 1825 01:13:37.413 --> 01:13:39.632 Yeah, it was called Emory before Sunnyside. 1826 01:13:39.719 --> 01:13:42.679 - So, like, does that make it a landmark? 1827 01:13:42.766 --> 01:13:43.854 - I don't know. 1828 01:13:43.941 --> 01:13:44.811 Why? 1829 01:13:44.898 --> 01:13:46.639 - I think I have an idea. 1830 01:13:46.726 --> 01:13:49.381 [wondrous music] 1831 01:14:02.742 --> 01:14:06.572 - As you all know, Evelyn, the love of my life, 1832 01:14:08.139 --> 01:14:12.099 our sweet Evelyn, we lost her several years ago. 1833 01:14:13.318 --> 01:14:15.059 And she was my everything. 1834 01:14:16.800 --> 01:14:20.456 So it's no wonder it shook me to the core when she passed. 1835 01:14:23.328 --> 01:14:24.895 And if I'm to be truthful, 1836 01:14:26.462 --> 01:14:28.202 I have not yet been able to bring myself 1837 01:14:28.289 --> 01:14:31.771 to a point of forgiveness 1838 01:14:33.338 --> 01:14:35.035 for any role that I played in all that. 1839 01:14:36.472 --> 01:14:38.604 My job here, it's relatively simple. 1840 01:14:40.301 --> 01:14:44.131 Honor God, and be truthful with all of you, and myself. 1841 01:14:45.698 --> 01:14:47.265 And yet I've not done what I so often 1842 01:14:47.352 --> 01:14:50.616 ask each of you to do in the darkest moments of your lives. 1843 01:14:52.531 --> 01:14:54.664 I wasn't there on that awful day 1844 01:14:54.751 --> 01:14:58.406 that they took Evy to the hospital, 1845 01:14:58.494 --> 01:14:59.799 she's already lifeless. 1846 01:15:03.150 --> 01:15:07.938 I wasn't there much at all back then, for years. 1847 01:15:08.025 --> 01:15:10.288 I had my book, ya'll know about that. 1848 01:15:10.375 --> 01:15:12.377 Next thing you know, I'm missing Sundays with all of you, 1849 01:15:12.464 --> 01:15:13.900 my favorite thing in the world, 1850 01:15:13.987 --> 01:15:17.251 because I'm off lecturing and talking and preaching. 1851 01:15:17.338 --> 01:15:19.427 [laughing] 1852 01:15:21.342 --> 01:15:23.257 I gotta tell you, it felt good. 1853 01:15:23.344 --> 01:15:24.302 Oh, it felt good. 1854 01:15:24.389 --> 01:15:26.609 No, it felt tremendous! 1855 01:15:26.696 --> 01:15:28.393 I was popular. 1856 01:15:28.480 --> 01:15:30.526 And I've got this new authority, 1857 01:15:30.613 --> 01:15:32.484 and darn it if I'm not gonna milk it 1858 01:15:32.571 --> 01:15:33.659 for everything it's worth. 1859 01:15:36.662 --> 01:15:37.576 Family trait. 1860 01:15:41.014 --> 01:15:43.147 I think so often, all of us, 1861 01:15:43.234 --> 01:15:45.671 we get lost in our jobs and our work, 1862 01:15:45.758 --> 01:15:48.805 that we forget that life isn't about our job, 1863 01:15:48.892 --> 01:15:50.371 our job is there to service our life 1864 01:15:50.458 --> 01:15:51.895 so we can serve God. 1865 01:15:53.505 --> 01:15:58.031 So, Evy collapsed in our house just across the way, 1866 01:15:58.118 --> 01:15:59.163 most of you have been there 1867 01:15:59.250 --> 01:16:01.382 for one of her wonderful meals. 1868 01:16:03.123 --> 01:16:06.649 She collapsed, and I wasn't there. 1869 01:16:06.736 --> 01:16:08.128 I wasn't there to help her. 1870 01:16:11.436 --> 01:16:13.394 It was hours before she was even found. 1871 01:16:16.310 --> 01:16:18.574 I've never been able to forgive myself for that. 1872 01:16:21.446 --> 01:16:24.492 So, starting today, in this very place, 1873 01:16:24.580 --> 01:16:27.887 in this very moment, complete honesty. 1874 01:16:27.974 --> 01:16:30.150 And perhaps working together with God's grace, 1875 01:16:30.237 --> 01:16:32.152 whatever happens to our sleepy hollow, 1876 01:16:32.239 --> 01:16:34.154 our great history becomes our tomorrow, 1877 01:16:34.241 --> 01:16:36.592 whatever happens... 1878 01:16:39.638 --> 01:16:42.119 Perhaps forgiveness should be 1879 01:16:42.206 --> 01:16:44.730 the first and last thought of every day. 1880 01:16:45.818 --> 01:16:48.865 [lighthearted music] 1881 01:17:00.528 --> 01:17:01.921 - You working the counter today? 1882 01:17:02.008 --> 01:17:03.444 - I convinced Smitty to give it to us 1883 01:17:03.531 --> 01:17:04.532 all to ourselves. 1884 01:17:04.620 --> 01:17:05.838 - It's good to be mayor. 1885 01:17:07.927 --> 01:17:08.798 So, what's up? 1886 01:17:08.885 --> 01:17:10.495 - Uh, us? 1887 01:17:10.582 --> 01:17:12.410 - Right, I owe you an apology. 1888 01:17:12.497 --> 01:17:14.978 - Well, yeah, you do actually. 1889 01:17:15.065 --> 01:17:16.893 - You didn't report the buildings not being to code. 1890 01:17:16.980 --> 01:17:18.721 - No, but I did get the GSA agent 1891 01:17:18.808 --> 01:17:20.548 to finally admit it was Olivia. 1892 01:17:20.636 --> 01:17:21.985 - When I saw you with that guy- 1893 01:17:22.072 --> 01:17:23.421 - GSA makes a complaint, 1894 01:17:23.508 --> 01:17:25.597 the Mayor's required to meet with him. 1895 01:17:25.684 --> 01:17:26.511 - My bad on that one. 1896 01:17:27.512 --> 01:17:28.992 - It doesn't excuse the way 1897 01:17:29.079 --> 01:17:31.429 that I've been acting throughout this whole thing. 1898 01:17:34.824 --> 01:17:35.955 I made some mistakes, Mary. 1899 01:17:37.522 --> 01:17:38.915 I didn't understand why you got so upset 1900 01:17:39.002 --> 01:17:41.613 when I stopped fighting for places like this. 1901 01:17:42.527 --> 01:17:43.702 - Lots of memories. 1902 01:17:43.789 --> 01:17:45.095 - Yeah. 1903 01:17:45.182 --> 01:17:47.706 And every weekend, since you were 5- 1904 01:17:47.793 --> 01:17:49.403 - Father-daughter date days. 1905 01:17:49.490 --> 01:17:52.232 I had you and chocolate chip cookie dough all to myself. 1906 01:17:52.319 --> 01:17:54.887 - And I had you, and rocky road. 1907 01:17:54.974 --> 01:17:57.237 [laughing] 1908 01:18:00.893 --> 01:18:01.677 I'm sorry. 1909 01:18:03.417 --> 01:18:08.074 I guess I just still see you as my little girl. 1910 01:18:09.075 --> 01:18:10.860 You know, a princess. 1911 01:18:12.557 --> 01:18:14.559 But you're not a little girl anymore, I... 1912 01:18:14.646 --> 01:18:15.908 - So they say. 1913 01:18:15.995 --> 01:18:18.519 - You are a beautiful, incredible, 1914 01:18:18.606 --> 01:18:20.130 whip smart talented woman. 1915 01:18:20.217 --> 01:18:22.175 - Overkill, but thanks. 1916 01:18:22.262 --> 01:18:23.568 - And you know what? 1917 01:18:23.655 --> 01:18:24.612 You got a lot of your mother in you. 1918 01:18:24.700 --> 01:18:27.615 - A lot of my dad too, recently. 1919 01:18:27.703 --> 01:18:28.878 - Well, I'm sorry about that. 1920 01:18:28.965 --> 01:18:30.923 [laughing] 1921 01:18:31.010 --> 01:18:33.360 - Dad, we have to stop Olivia. 1922 01:18:33.447 --> 01:18:34.535 I have some ideas how. 1923 01:18:34.622 --> 01:18:37.147 - First, will you do me a favor? 1924 01:18:38.365 --> 01:18:39.149 Yeah, come on. 1925 01:18:42.152 --> 01:18:45.546 Can we have one more father-daughter date? 1926 01:18:45.633 --> 01:18:49.028 You know, without all the politics and all that? 1927 01:18:49.115 --> 01:18:50.421 Just you and me? 1928 01:18:50.508 --> 01:18:52.336 - I don't know, what are you serving? 1929 01:18:52.423 --> 01:18:53.293 - Uh, well... 1930 01:18:56.601 --> 01:18:58.603 - Banana split? 1931 01:18:58.690 --> 01:18:59.691 - Yeah. [laughs] 1932 01:18:59.778 --> 01:19:00.736 - Cherry? 1933 01:19:01.867 --> 01:19:02.650 - Come on. 1934 01:19:04.696 --> 01:19:05.697 There you go. 1935 01:19:05.784 --> 01:19:07.917 [chuckling] 1936 01:19:09.788 --> 01:19:11.094 Ah! 1937 01:19:11.181 --> 01:19:13.444 [laughing] 1938 01:19:13.531 --> 01:19:16.577 [lighthearted music] 1939 01:19:17.535 --> 01:19:19.972 [catchy music] 1940 01:19:28.807 --> 01:19:31.767 Okay, thank you all for coming, we need to do two things. 1941 01:19:31.854 --> 01:19:33.420 First- - First... 1942 01:19:33.507 --> 01:19:35.553 We need to stop Olivia's development plans, like pronto. 1943 01:19:35.640 --> 01:19:38.295 - And then something I should've been focusing on but- 1944 01:19:38.382 --> 01:19:40.166 - Messed up, royally. 1945 01:19:40.253 --> 01:19:43.517 - We need to restore downtown, save Main Street. 1946 01:19:43.604 --> 01:19:45.389 - Seems like a tall order, 1947 01:19:45.476 --> 01:19:47.478 like you might need some muscle. 1948 01:19:47.565 --> 01:19:48.609 - We just might. 1949 01:19:48.696 --> 01:19:49.959 Okay, my dad needs some people 1950 01:19:50.046 --> 01:19:51.699 to comb through government websites. 1951 01:19:51.787 --> 01:19:53.092 - Uh, we got you covered. 1952 01:19:53.179 --> 01:19:53.876 - Ding. 1953 01:19:53.963 --> 01:19:54.790 We'll go deep! 1954 01:19:56.487 --> 01:19:59.620 - And then what we're gonna need is one great lawyer. 1955 01:20:02.101 --> 01:20:03.320 - Talk to me! 1956 01:20:03.407 --> 01:20:04.625 [laughing] 1957 01:20:04.712 --> 01:20:05.801 - And then one last thing. 1958 01:20:07.672 --> 01:20:08.934 I'm sorry, guys. 1959 01:20:09.021 --> 01:20:09.805 Forgive me? 1960 01:20:11.894 --> 01:20:12.546 I messed up too. 1961 01:20:14.331 --> 01:20:17.290 - Whatever happens, we're all gonna do this together, right? 1962 01:20:18.248 --> 01:20:19.205 Deal? 1963 01:20:19.292 --> 01:20:20.293 - Deal. 1964 01:20:20.380 --> 01:20:21.120 All of us. 1965 01:20:22.034 --> 01:20:24.776 [catchy music] 1966 01:20:38.398 --> 01:20:39.791 - Ah, democracy. 1967 01:20:39.878 --> 01:20:40.661 Just go in there and vote for whoever you want, 1968 01:20:40.748 --> 01:20:42.098 completely anonymous. 1969 01:20:42.185 --> 01:20:43.273 - Yeah, no one knows who you voted for, 1970 01:20:43.360 --> 01:20:44.970 totally a secret. 1971 01:20:45.057 --> 01:20:47.755 - Thank you, Mrs. Vance. - Thank you, Mrs. Vance. 1972 01:20:47.843 --> 01:20:48.844 Send it in. 1973 01:20:52.717 --> 01:20:53.979 - So, as you can see, 1974 01:20:54.066 --> 01:20:54.850 your investment is going to create 1975 01:20:54.937 --> 01:20:57.417 a brand new Echo Harbor. 1976 01:20:57.504 --> 01:20:58.766 I have an idea for a name change, 1977 01:20:58.854 --> 01:21:00.638 re-imagined in the 21st century, 1978 01:21:00.725 --> 01:21:03.684 a world class resort and casino. 1979 01:21:03.771 --> 01:21:05.121 - Oh, hi. 1980 01:21:05.208 --> 01:21:06.165 It's a party. 1981 01:21:06.252 --> 01:21:07.732 - Oh, everyone meet Mary Parson, 1982 01:21:07.819 --> 01:21:09.255 the future mayor of Echo Harbor. 1983 01:21:09.342 --> 01:21:11.257 - Yeah, we'll see about that. 1984 01:21:11.344 --> 01:21:13.477 You guys must be talking about the new resort project. 1985 01:21:13.564 --> 01:21:14.478 Pretty cool, right? 1986 01:21:14.565 --> 01:21:16.132 - [Olivia] Yes! 1987 01:21:16.219 --> 01:21:18.612 - So, I'm guessing you guys haven't heard the bad news? 1988 01:21:18.699 --> 01:21:19.526 - Mary... 1989 01:21:19.613 --> 01:21:20.658 - [Man] What bad news? 1990 01:21:20.745 --> 01:21:22.051 - There is no bad news. 1991 01:21:22.138 --> 01:21:22.878 - Eleanor? 1992 01:21:24.880 --> 01:21:25.837 - What's this? 1993 01:21:25.924 --> 01:21:27.839 - This is an injunction. 1994 01:21:27.926 --> 01:21:31.712 There will be no more construction at 16 Main, 1995 01:21:31.799 --> 01:21:34.802 this building, and the adjoining properties. 1996 01:21:34.890 --> 01:21:36.674 - This is a historical landmark. 1997 01:21:36.761 --> 01:21:37.414 [chuckling] 1998 01:21:37.501 --> 01:21:38.894 - Since when? 1999 01:21:38.981 --> 01:21:40.286 - This building was the first hospital 2000 01:21:40.373 --> 01:21:42.723 for veterinary care south of New York. 2001 01:21:42.810 --> 01:21:43.768 - Kinda famous. 2002 01:21:43.855 --> 01:21:45.117 Who knew? 2003 01:21:45.204 --> 01:21:47.554 - Well, now the Historical Society does. 2004 01:21:47.641 --> 01:21:51.428 - Paperwork submitted by Mayor Parson just yesterday. 2005 01:21:51.515 --> 01:21:53.778 He rushed it right through. 2006 01:21:53.865 --> 01:21:55.649 - I'll fight this in court, and win. 2007 01:21:55.736 --> 01:21:57.695 - Maybe, maybe not. 2008 01:21:57.782 --> 01:22:02.265 Certainly not until after a long, drawn out legal process, 2009 01:22:02.352 --> 01:22:03.919 7-8 years? 2010 01:22:04.006 --> 01:22:06.791 - Not to mention, the optics aren't really on your side. 2011 01:22:06.878 --> 01:22:10.012 - I fought the Second World War, Your Honor, 2012 01:22:10.099 --> 01:22:13.885 and this woman is throwing me out on the street. 2013 01:22:13.972 --> 01:22:16.801 - You do understand, if you stop this project, 2014 01:22:16.888 --> 01:22:18.455 there will be nothing and nobody 2015 01:22:18.542 --> 01:22:21.110 to help you save this pitiful little excuse of a town. 2016 01:22:21.197 --> 01:22:23.112 You truly will become an echo. 2017 01:22:23.199 --> 01:22:25.375 - Wow, low. 2018 01:22:25.462 --> 01:22:26.898 And the second reason why I'm here. 2019 01:22:26.985 --> 01:22:28.204 - [Olivia] Oh, pray tell. 2020 01:22:29.118 --> 01:22:29.814 - Mom? 2021 01:22:29.901 --> 01:22:30.858 - Coming, honey! 2022 01:22:33.078 --> 01:22:34.471 Fresh from the oven. 2023 01:22:37.169 --> 01:22:38.083 You'll do great, sweetie. 2024 01:22:38.170 --> 01:22:39.041 - Thanks. 2025 01:22:39.128 --> 01:22:41.130 Let me just fix this. 2026 01:22:41.217 --> 01:22:44.655 Okay, not as fancy, but some great memories with legos. 2027 01:22:44.742 --> 01:22:47.310 So, here's another investment opportunity. 2028 01:22:47.397 --> 01:22:51.749 It might help you and my pitiful little excuse for a town? 2029 01:22:51.836 --> 01:22:53.969 It's good to have options, right? 2030 01:22:54.056 --> 01:22:56.667 So, yeah, you invest a little bit more in these businesses, 2031 01:22:56.754 --> 01:22:57.755 and then bring them up to code, 2032 01:22:57.842 --> 01:22:58.756 add a fresh coat of paint, 2033 01:22:58.843 --> 01:23:00.279 and then next thing you know- 2034 01:23:00.366 --> 01:23:02.760 - A thriving town center, open for business. 2035 01:23:02.847 --> 01:23:04.109 - This is ridiculous! 2036 01:23:04.196 --> 01:23:05.893 These are sophisticated investors, 2037 01:23:05.981 --> 01:23:08.287 not a bunch of idiots looking to give handouts. 2038 01:23:08.374 --> 01:23:09.462 - Yeah, no problem. 2039 01:23:09.549 --> 01:23:10.855 We already have investors, 2040 01:23:10.942 --> 01:23:12.857 but just in case... 2041 01:23:12.944 --> 01:23:14.163 Guys? 2042 01:23:14.250 --> 01:23:15.903 - Is the whole town out there? 2043 01:23:15.991 --> 01:23:18.906 - I convinced my mall investors to shelf Port Byron 2044 01:23:18.994 --> 01:23:20.299 and invest in Echo Harbor. 2045 01:23:20.386 --> 01:23:22.171 Call it a reverse anchor. 2046 01:23:22.258 --> 01:23:24.042 You see, tourists will come to Echo Harbor 2047 01:23:24.129 --> 01:23:26.305 as they always have, for the charm, and the beauty, 2048 01:23:26.392 --> 01:23:27.872 and the wonderful hospitality. 2049 01:23:27.959 --> 01:23:30.005 That will be the destination. 2050 01:23:30.092 --> 01:23:31.789 - You're throwing your money away on this dump. 2051 01:23:31.876 --> 01:23:33.921 - Maybe, maybe not. 2052 01:23:34.009 --> 01:23:35.749 I mean, either way, I'm not making any money. 2053 01:23:35.836 --> 01:23:37.490 In fact, I'm losing money. 2054 01:23:37.577 --> 01:23:40.015 You see, that was the incentive for the investors. 2055 01:23:40.102 --> 01:23:42.800 I'm giving up 100% of my 30% interest 2056 01:23:42.887 --> 01:23:44.628 that they can share equally. 2057 01:23:44.715 --> 01:23:45.585 I end up with nothing. 2058 01:23:46.673 --> 01:23:48.980 Well, that's not really true. 2059 01:23:49.067 --> 01:23:50.503 I kind of get it all. 2060 01:23:50.590 --> 01:23:51.635 - Where do I throw up? 2061 01:23:53.289 --> 01:23:57.032 - Investment disbursements are outlined in section 18, 2062 01:23:57.119 --> 01:23:59.469 paragraph 3 of these packages. 2063 01:24:01.123 --> 01:24:02.733 Ha. 2064 01:24:02.820 --> 01:24:05.736 - So, we also share in the success of an existing business 2065 01:24:05.823 --> 01:24:06.824 once they're up and running? 2066 01:24:06.911 --> 01:24:08.608 - Of course, it's an investment. 2067 01:24:08.695 --> 01:24:10.741 - Plus 36% federal rebate for the AHA, 2068 01:24:10.828 --> 01:24:14.310 21% tax security for the Small Business Loan Act, 2069 01:24:14.397 --> 01:24:17.530 and the rest appreciated over increased property valuations 2070 01:24:17.617 --> 01:24:19.445 all outlined in appendix C. 2071 01:24:21.099 --> 01:24:22.231 Wow, I can't believe I just said that. 2072 01:24:22.318 --> 01:24:23.623 - Without the cards! 2073 01:24:23.710 --> 01:24:25.234 [laughing] 2074 01:24:25.321 --> 01:24:26.844 - Come on, people, you can't seriously think 2075 01:24:26.931 --> 01:24:28.672 you're gonna make more money with her silly little plan 2076 01:24:28.759 --> 01:24:29.673 than my resort. 2077 01:24:29.760 --> 01:24:31.501 - If it gets built. 2078 01:24:31.588 --> 01:24:34.243 - His shares alone boost the return by a third. 2079 01:24:34.330 --> 01:24:35.635 It's a no brainer, Olivia. 2080 01:24:35.722 --> 01:24:37.072 - That's right. 2081 01:24:37.159 --> 01:24:38.508 Have any of you ever seen Echo Harbor? 2082 01:24:38.595 --> 01:24:40.858 - Or tried our world famous homemade scuffles? 2083 01:24:42.425 --> 01:24:44.427 There's a saying on this side of the pond, Olivia, 2084 01:24:44.514 --> 01:24:46.081 and I think I get it now. 2085 01:24:46.168 --> 01:24:49.997 "United we stand, divided we fall." 2086 01:24:50.085 --> 01:24:52.913 Kind of like that little empire of yours. 2087 01:24:53.000 --> 01:24:55.002 - [Rob] All right, guys, let's go. 2088 01:24:55.090 --> 01:24:56.656 Ladies, gentlemen, everyone, let's go. 2089 01:24:56.743 --> 01:24:58.093 - Hey, sounds pretty good. 2090 01:24:58.180 --> 01:24:59.485 - Peter, Sarah! 2091 01:25:01.096 --> 01:25:02.053 Wait! 2092 01:25:02.140 --> 01:25:02.923 I can explain! 2093 01:25:04.142 --> 01:25:05.187 What just happened here? 2094 01:25:05.274 --> 01:25:06.623 - You got your butt kicked. 2095 01:25:06.710 --> 01:25:07.537 - Big time. 2096 01:25:07.624 --> 01:25:08.364 - Boom! 2097 01:25:11.236 --> 01:25:12.498 - The pressure, Will, I can't take it, 2098 01:25:12.585 --> 01:25:13.891 I feel like I'm gonna short circuit. 2099 01:25:13.978 --> 01:25:15.240 - Sit down. 2100 01:25:15.327 --> 01:25:16.023 - Is it raining, Will? 2101 01:25:16.111 --> 01:25:17.024 I feel wet. 2102 01:25:17.112 --> 01:25:18.896 - No, it's not raining. 2103 01:25:18.983 --> 01:25:19.853 Hold on, bro. 2104 01:25:21.028 --> 01:25:22.247 Whoa, tied? 2105 01:25:22.334 --> 01:25:23.335 - What? 2106 01:25:23.422 --> 01:25:24.206 - Yo- - Hey, send it, send it! 2107 01:25:24.293 --> 01:25:25.076 - Okay, okay, okay. 2108 01:25:25.990 --> 01:25:27.078 - Thank you so much. 2109 01:25:27.165 --> 01:25:28.123 I think it's actually working. 2110 01:25:28.210 --> 01:25:29.559 - Oh, God willing. 2111 01:25:29.646 --> 01:25:30.995 - I think it already has. 2112 01:25:31.082 --> 01:25:31.996 - Eleanor killed it. 2113 01:25:32.083 --> 01:25:33.563 - Mad skills never age. 2114 01:25:33.650 --> 01:25:34.868 - We already have more than enough investors 2115 01:25:34.955 --> 01:25:35.869 to make it work. 2116 01:25:35.956 --> 01:25:37.523 - You just saved Echo Harbor. 2117 01:25:37.610 --> 01:25:39.003 - We saved it. 2118 01:25:39.090 --> 01:25:39.960 - Victory selfie? 2119 01:25:40.047 --> 01:25:42.746 [phones buzzing] 2120 01:25:42.833 --> 01:25:43.790 - Oh, no. 2121 01:25:43.877 --> 01:25:44.530 - Oh, you gotta be kidding me. 2122 01:25:44.617 --> 01:25:46.010 - 854 to 854? 2123 01:25:46.097 --> 01:25:48.404 - The polls are about to close. 2124 01:25:48.491 --> 01:25:50.406 - I think somebody forgot to vote. 2125 01:25:54.192 --> 01:25:56.890 - Mary, where's your sticker? 2126 01:26:02.331 --> 01:26:03.462 - Go vote. 2127 01:26:03.549 --> 01:26:04.898 But- 2128 01:26:04.985 --> 01:26:05.725 - And that's an order for your father. 2129 01:26:05.812 --> 01:26:06.726 - I'd listen to him. 2130 01:26:06.813 --> 01:26:07.771 - And you still have time, 2131 01:26:07.858 --> 01:26:09.120 you've got like two minutes. 2132 01:26:09.207 --> 01:26:10.556 - We'll never make it. 2133 01:26:10.643 --> 01:26:12.819 - Oh, yes you will. 2134 01:26:12.906 --> 01:26:14.952 [catchy music] 2135 01:26:15.039 --> 01:26:18.173 [tires screeching] 2136 01:26:19.435 --> 01:26:21.132 - Woo! 2137 01:26:21.219 --> 01:26:23.134 I could get used to this. 2138 01:26:23.221 --> 01:26:26.050 - Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go! 2139 01:26:27.834 --> 01:26:29.140 Guy, there's a guy, there's a guy, there's a- 2140 01:26:29.227 --> 01:26:30.489 - Watch out! 2141 01:26:32.012 --> 01:26:32.796 - Sorry! 2142 01:26:35.929 --> 01:26:37.627 Watch it, pothole, pothole! 2143 01:26:37.714 --> 01:26:38.758 Stop, stop, stop! 2144 01:26:38.845 --> 01:26:41.413 - Watch it, watch it, watch it! 2145 01:26:41.500 --> 01:26:45.112 [Mary screaming] 2146 01:26:45.200 --> 01:26:46.070 - Yeah! 2147 01:26:46.157 --> 01:26:47.158 - Jordan! 2148 01:26:47.245 --> 01:26:49.160 - I'm sorry! - Jordan! 2149 01:26:52.946 --> 01:26:54.513 - Stop, slow down, we're here, we're here! 2150 01:26:54.600 --> 01:26:55.471 Stop! 2151 01:26:55.558 --> 01:26:56.254 - Watch out, watch out! 2152 01:26:56.341 --> 01:26:58.517 [screaming] 2153 01:26:58.604 --> 01:27:01.085 - Get out, go, go! 2154 01:27:01.172 --> 01:27:02.347 Go, Mary, go! 2155 01:27:02.434 --> 01:27:03.479 - There you go, go, go. 2156 01:27:03.566 --> 01:27:04.828 - Dad, I just want to say- 2157 01:27:04.915 --> 01:27:06.003 - Go, go, hurry, I'll get over it. 2158 01:27:06.090 --> 01:27:06.656 Go on. 2159 01:27:06.743 --> 01:27:07.613 Vote. 2160 01:27:07.700 --> 01:27:08.745 - I hope she makes it. 2161 01:27:11.617 --> 01:27:12.357 - Let's go. 2162 01:27:14.272 --> 01:27:15.752 - I'm proud of you. 2163 01:27:15.839 --> 01:27:17.580 I know how much being mayor was important to you. 2164 01:27:17.667 --> 01:27:19.190 - When Mary wins and she's out of earshot, 2165 01:27:19.277 --> 01:27:20.322 I'm gonna cry like a baby. 2166 01:27:20.409 --> 01:27:21.801 - I expect nothing less. 2167 01:27:21.888 --> 01:27:23.368 - Listen, honey. 2168 01:27:23.455 --> 01:27:25.457 Now that Mary's gonna be running the town, 2169 01:27:25.544 --> 01:27:27.198 I'm gonna have some free time. 2170 01:27:28.243 --> 01:27:30.027 Don't you think we could... 2171 01:27:30.114 --> 01:27:31.420 - Yes? 2172 01:27:31.507 --> 01:27:35.511 - Yes what, yes you'll take me back? 2173 01:27:35.598 --> 01:27:36.947 - I never let you go. 2174 01:27:38.340 --> 01:27:39.819 - Oh. 2175 01:27:39.906 --> 01:27:42.082 [chuckling] 2176 01:27:46.304 --> 01:27:47.784 Oh, here she comes. 2177 01:27:47.871 --> 01:27:48.741 - Did you make it? 2178 01:27:48.828 --> 01:27:50.090 - Made it just in time. 2179 01:27:50.177 --> 01:27:51.178 - I guess I should be the first one 2180 01:27:51.266 --> 01:27:53.006 to congratulate Miss Mayor. 2181 01:27:55.966 --> 01:27:57.010 - Are you crying? 2182 01:27:57.097 --> 01:27:58.751 - No, I'm not crying. 2183 01:28:00.013 --> 01:28:02.059 - Yes, you are. - No, I'm not! 2184 01:28:02.146 --> 01:28:03.800 [laughing] I don't know. 2185 01:28:03.887 --> 01:28:06.803 I know I lost, but I feel great. 2186 01:28:06.890 --> 01:28:08.195 I feel like a winner. 2187 01:28:08.283 --> 01:28:09.458 - Just so you know, you have 4 years, 2188 01:28:09.545 --> 01:28:11.068 and then once I finish college- 2189 01:28:11.155 --> 01:28:12.025 - Finish college? 2190 01:28:12.112 --> 01:28:13.200 What are you talking about? 2191 01:28:13.288 --> 01:28:14.550 - Uh, Rob? 2192 01:28:16.116 --> 01:28:17.379 - [Man] What, really? 2193 01:28:17.466 --> 01:28:19.555 - [Rob] She voted for me? 2194 01:28:19.642 --> 01:28:20.730 - If you don't keep your promise 2195 01:28:20.817 --> 01:28:21.774 and do what's right around here, 2196 01:28:21.861 --> 01:28:23.210 I'm gonna come back from college 2197 01:28:23.298 --> 01:28:24.777 and we can do this little dance again, 2198 01:28:24.864 --> 01:28:27.084 except this time, I'll win, old man. 2199 01:28:27.171 --> 01:28:28.041 - Oh, okay. 2200 01:28:28.128 --> 01:28:29.391 [chuckling] 2201 01:28:29.478 --> 01:28:30.566 - She voted for me? 2202 01:28:32.872 --> 01:28:35.310 - I just got here and you just figured that out? 2203 01:28:36.398 --> 01:28:37.268 - Family photo? 2204 01:28:37.355 --> 01:28:39.662 - All right, let's get one! 2205 01:28:39.749 --> 01:28:40.967 Hey, where's Dad? 2206 01:28:41.054 --> 01:28:42.404 - I'm here. [groaning] 2207 01:28:42.491 --> 01:28:43.361 - Pops! - Gamps. 2208 01:28:43.448 --> 01:28:45.232 - I need to get my balance. 2209 01:28:45.320 --> 01:28:46.233 - Get over here! 2210 01:28:46.321 --> 01:28:48.627 [laughing] 2211 01:28:53.284 --> 01:28:54.459 - Thanks for the car, Dad. 2212 01:28:54.546 --> 01:28:55.982 - Take care of it. [chuckling] 2213 01:28:56.069 --> 01:28:57.680 - All right, Jordan, let's hit it. 2214 01:28:57.767 --> 01:28:59.290 - Cheese! 2215 01:28:59.377 --> 01:29:02.162 [lighthearted music] 2216 01:29:08.255 --> 01:29:09.300 - [Rob] What? 2217 01:29:09.387 --> 01:29:10.475 Hey! 2218 01:29:10.562 --> 01:29:12.216 - Finally. 2219 01:29:12.303 --> 01:29:12.999 - Aw. 2220 01:29:13.086 --> 01:29:14.044 - Cool. - Cool. 2221 01:29:14.131 --> 01:29:15.915 - All right, that's enough. 2222 01:29:16.002 --> 01:29:17.177 - Praise God! 2223 01:29:17.264 --> 01:29:18.875 - Praise God! 2224 01:29:18.962 --> 01:29:20.137 Ah, we'll see. 2225 01:29:21.094 --> 01:29:22.313 We'll see. 2226 01:29:22.400 --> 01:29:25.229 [lighthearted music] 2227 01:29:32.279 --> 01:29:34.804 - As the great Will and Ed once said, 2228 01:29:34.891 --> 01:29:37.241 this election really was about choice. 2229 01:29:37.328 --> 01:29:39.809 The choice to help others, 2230 01:29:39.896 --> 01:29:41.201 the choice to forgive, 2231 01:29:42.855 --> 01:29:45.815 and most importantly, the choice to see all moments, 2232 01:29:45.902 --> 01:29:50.080 even defeats as blessings, and not as disappointments. 2233 01:29:50.167 --> 01:29:52.604 I think I'm gonna need a bigger box. 2234 01:29:54.040 --> 01:29:55.172 Dad is actually doing a great job 2235 01:29:55.259 --> 01:29:56.260 revitalizing the town, 2236 01:29:56.347 --> 01:29:58.305 almost like he's 18 again. 2237 01:29:58.393 --> 01:30:00.307 He really wanted to restore the music store, 2238 01:30:00.395 --> 01:30:02.571 but had a much better idea. 2239 01:30:02.658 --> 01:30:05.225 And Olivia Wharf-Hall Compton 2240 01:30:05.312 --> 01:30:06.662 or whatever she calls herself, 2241 01:30:06.749 --> 01:30:08.794 her place still sits empty. 2242 01:30:08.881 --> 01:30:10.317 The minute I finish college, 2243 01:30:10.405 --> 01:30:13.103 I have a plan, a big plan for this one. 2244 01:30:13.190 --> 01:30:16.280 [lighthearted music] 2245 01:30:18.369 --> 01:30:21.198 And most of all, I am happy to say, 2246 01:30:21.285 --> 01:30:23.113 our family feels like a family again. 2247 01:30:24.549 --> 01:30:25.898 Of course, we still have work to do, 2248 01:30:25.985 --> 01:30:27.247 but what family doesn't? 2249 01:30:29.467 --> 01:30:31.426 So, the race delayed my trip a little, 2250 01:30:31.513 --> 01:30:33.079 but here I am now, better for it. 2251 01:30:33.166 --> 01:30:34.559 And I'm so excited about your school. 2252 01:30:34.646 --> 01:30:35.995 I mean, California? 2253 01:30:36.082 --> 01:30:36.909 Who wouldn't want to be me right now? 2254 01:30:36.996 --> 01:30:37.736 We're going to Disneyland! 2255 01:30:37.823 --> 01:30:39.216 - I'm so excited! 2256 01:30:39.303 --> 01:30:40.652 [laughing] 2257 01:30:40.739 --> 01:30:42.262 About your school, excited. 2258 01:30:42.349 --> 01:30:45.178 I mean, we're excited about Disneyland too, you know. 2259 01:30:45.265 --> 01:30:46.615 We're generally- - Dad, Dad, stop. 2260 01:30:46.702 --> 01:30:47.442 - Sorry. 2261 01:30:47.529 --> 01:30:47.964 Isn't she amazing? 2262 01:30:49.487 --> 01:30:51.054 - So, does that answer your question? 2263 01:30:51.141 --> 01:30:52.490 Sorta, kinda? 2264 01:30:52.577 --> 01:30:54.274 - I was thinking more along the lines 2265 01:30:54.361 --> 01:30:56.015 of a couple of sentences. 2266 01:30:56.102 --> 01:30:58.714 But yeah, that sounds like it was a great life experience. 2267 01:30:58.801 --> 01:31:01.760 [lighthearted music] 2268 01:32:28.107 --> 01:32:30.632 [calming music] 2269 01:33:07.494 --> 01:33:10.193 [catchy music] 2270 01:36:03.670 --> 01:36:06.761 [lighthearted music]