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* Santa, Santa won't
you bring me love *

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Official YIFY movies site:
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* Santa, only what
I'm dreaming of *

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* Santa, candy-cane
and mistletoe *

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* Santa won't you
bring me love *

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*

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-Ooh! What do we think
of him?

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-Of NoelLover12?

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-Yeah.

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-I think his choice
of profile name

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suggests questionable
decision-making skills.

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-Maybe he just really
loves Christmas?

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-My point exactly.
Let's see.

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-Ah.

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-Mister Lover loves laughing.
That's vague.

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Going out and staying in,
also vague.

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Excessive use of emojis

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and would like to settle down
some day.

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-How old is he?

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-43.

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Point taken.

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What are you doing over there?

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-Going over our talking points
for the pitch tomorrow.

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-Ooh! Okay.
What have you got?

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-Okay.
We need money.

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So give us money.

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-Wow. Perfect.

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-I know, I'm really putting
my business minor to good use.

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-Hey, Liz. Don't worry.
Okay?

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We've got this, just chill.
Deep breaths.

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[inhales deeply]
Just relax.

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Look! Oh, your favorite
movie's on.

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-You know what I
never understood?

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-What?

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-Instead of asking to have
never been born,

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why didn't George Bailey
just ask for a redo on life?

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So he could live the life
he always wanted.

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-Because that's the whole point,

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he had the life he wanted
the entire time.

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-I guess.

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But it's still fun
to think about.

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If you could do it
all over again,

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what would you do differently?

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-Ooh, tough one.

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I don't know.
What would you do?

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-I don't know.

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It's like, let me quickly
catalogue all of my regrets.

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-[chuckles]
Stop.

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Well, I think if I could do it
all over again,

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I wouldn't change a thing.

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-Aspirational.

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Okay, I should go.

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I have to pack for
our trip tomorrow.

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-Hey.

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I will not feel bad for making
you go home for the holidays.

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I bet you'll enjoy it
once you're there.

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-The epitaph to my life.

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-Text me when you get home.

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-I love you.
-Love you.

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[Instrumental "The First Noel"]

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[notification alert]

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[upbeat cheerful music]

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Best Pal is the premiere app for
finding meaningful friendships,

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but we're looking to pivot.

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-We're looking to expand
our brand.

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-Expand our app to include
events, meet-ups,

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affinity groups.

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-Even dating.

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Because shouldn't your partner
be your best friend?

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-Cute.

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-So, we are looking
for Series B funding

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and we would love to partner
with your firm.

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-We love the Best Pal's
origin story.

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Two lifelong friends,

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one working for the other,
to help her find...

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-That's a common misconception.
Naomi and I are co-founders.

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-Okay, anyways.

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We love your story, love
your mission, love your app...

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but times are tough
and this is a risky pivot.

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Let's circle back
in the new year.

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-Great.

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-For sure.

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-Thank you.

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-Well, that was a hard no.

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-Maybe not.

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Ooh, our car is three
minutes away.

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Hey, stay positive.
Don't even think about it.

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We're officially on vacation.

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-Oh, do you consider going home
for the holidays vacation?

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Why can't we take your mom
to Hawaii this Christmas

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like we always do?

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-Because she asked for
Christmas in Weston this year.

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-There's this crazy new concept
called saying no.

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-I know, but we both know
I cannot say no to my mom.

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I mean, ever since my dad passed
it's just the two of us

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and I want her to be happy.

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-I know, and you have
the biggest heart,

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but your dad passed
17 years ago

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and while grief isn't linear

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I think it's time to set
some boundaries.

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-I know.

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You're right!
You're right.

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Setting boundaries with my mom

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is my number one new
year's resolution.

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-Well, why wait?
Call her and say aloha.

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-Okay, I think
it's a little late for that.

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But you're right.

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If I don't start now,

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I'll probably just keep
skirting it.

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So... this Christmas
and forever more,

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I will set boundaries
with my mother.

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-And I support you
in doing them.

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-Mm-hmm.

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-What?

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-You could set some boundaries
of your own.

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-Such as?

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-Not fighting with your mom.

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Every visit it's the same
with you two.

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-[sighs] I know.

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I love her, I miss her.

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I imagine our time as our long
awaited Gilmore Girls moment

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but every time it's just...
pfft.

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-Perfect.

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So this Hanukkah you will
not fight with your mother.

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-Okay. I will not fight
with my mother.

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-Our car's here.

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[airplane engines roaring]

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-We're home. Yay!

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-[unenthusiastic]
Yay.

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-Alright, so we'll stop
by my mom's. Yeah?

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-I'm gonna need some serious
caffeination before we do that.

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-Mm-hmm.

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So do you think we'll
bump into anyone we know

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while we're home?

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-I don't know.

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Anyone in particular
you wanna bump into?

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Chris Silver maybe?

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-Chris Silver!

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You know, I haven't thought
about him in years.

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-I'm sure.

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Maybe this trip will have
a silver lining.

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-You know what though?

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I heard he lives in Chicago now,

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so chances of running
into him are zero.

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-Naomi Long.
Liz Waitt.

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-Chris.
-[bell dings]

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[both laughing awkwardly]

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-From high school.

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-I thought that was you.
-Yeah.

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Oh...

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-Took me a second.

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-That's alright.
-[Naomi] Chris Silver.

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It's good to see you guys.
Wow.

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-Mm-hmm. Yeah.

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-That looks good.
Did you get that here?

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-Yeah. Last one, sorry.

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-[laughs]
-Oh.

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-Merry Christmas.

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-Okay.

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-Sorry.

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-You got a little...
do you mind?

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There. I didn't think, uh...

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big celebrities like yourself
came home for the holidays.

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I'll get the usual.
Thank you.

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-Celebrities? Us?

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-Yeah, of course.

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Come on, you guys are Weston's
big success story.

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[both chuckle]

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-Local girls made good.

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You guys just home
for the holidays?

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-Yeah.
-Just... popping by.

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-Oh. Well if you guys,
uh, got some time,

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maybe we can get together.

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-Yeah, we should!
-Oh, no.

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-No, we're busy.

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-No, but after we're busy,
then we're not busy.

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-Shall we exchange numbers?

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-Yes, that would be great.
-No, no, no.

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-We'll just see you around town.

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-Oh, okay.

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-Yeah.

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-Sure.

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-Let's go.

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-Alright.

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-Yeah. Bye.
-Bye.

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-Bye.

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-What? Why didn't you wanna get
his number?

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-What, and just hang out
with Chris Silver?

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-Yeah. Why not?

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-[chuckling awkwardly]

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-Cheers.

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-It is not fair that he didn't
peak in high school.

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-Definitely did not peak
in high school.

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-What's that?

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-Nothing.
-Nothing.

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Go, go.

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-Go, go, go, go.

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[cheerful music]

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-Maybe she got it out
of her system

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-Hm.
-[door opens]

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-Who's ready for Christmas?

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-Linda, this looks beautiful.

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-Oh, it's a labor of love.

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I haven't been home for six
years for Christmas

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and so I brought all
the decorations out.

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-Yeah, we can see that.

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-And I have big plans
for our week together.

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Crafting, baking, caroling,
Christmas movies.

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I recorded 40 of them.

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And I Google'd where we can buy
all the scarves.

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We can do that tonight!

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-Actually, Naomi was gonna
come to my mom's with me.

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It's the first night
of Hanukkah.

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-You just got here and
I made you a yule log.

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And...

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I've got a special surprise!

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-Would you mind Hanukkah
without me.

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-What happened to boundaries?

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-I know, but it's my first
night home

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she made me a yule log,
it's my favorite.

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Oh my...

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-Look! Now we're twinsies.

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-Oh...

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[laughing awkwardly]

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-Liz, I got you one too.
Woohoo.

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-Yay! Triplets!

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-Aww, triplets.

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[Linda laughs]

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-[Naomi sighs]

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[peaceful music]

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-Happy Hanukkah.

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-Hi Mom.

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-You finally made it.

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Where's Naomi?

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-She's at home with Linda
but she wants to see you soon.

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-Oh, how nice that Naomi
stayed home with her mom.

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I wish that you would stay home
with your mom and family.

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You should be sleeping here.

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-I would've if you hadn't turned
my room into your office.

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-Hello, hello!

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-Hey Travis.

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-Hey kiddo, happy you're home.

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And congrats on The Wall Street
Journal write-up last week.

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-Oh, it's not a write-up.
It's barely a blurb.

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We're just trying
to stay relevant

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as we lock down
Series B funding.

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-Whatever it was,
we're very proud.

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-Ah! There's my Jojo.

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How are you, how's it going?
Have you heard from Stanford?

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-I heard from them on Monday
and, and I, uh... I got in.

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-[squeals]
Congratulations!

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That's amazing.
Although I'm not surprised.

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-Thanks. I couldn't have done it
without you.

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You taught me how to code,
you helped me with my essay.

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-Isn't this exciting?

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Now you two will live close

259
00:09:02.208 --> 00:09:04.377
and Travis and I will come visit
all the time.

260
00:09:04.419 --> 00:09:05.587
-That'll be great.

261
00:09:08.131 --> 00:09:09.090
What's this?

262
00:09:10.467 --> 00:09:11.718
-Oh... it's our holiday card.

263
00:09:11.760 --> 00:09:14.054
I decided to make it
a new tradition.

264
00:09:14.095 --> 00:09:15.930
-But I'm not in it.

265
00:09:15.972 --> 00:09:18.099
-Oh honey, I wanted a photo
of the four of us

266
00:09:18.141 --> 00:09:21.269
but I don't have any recent
ones because you never visit.

267
00:09:21.311 --> 00:09:23.229
-Well, you could visit me
like you will all the time

268
00:09:23.271 --> 00:09:24.606
when Jojo's there.

269
00:09:25.231 --> 00:09:25.899
[deflated sighs]

270
00:09:25.940 --> 00:09:28.902
-Hey! There's brisket!

271
00:09:28.943 --> 00:09:30.737
-Yes, honey. You made it.

272
00:09:33.031 --> 00:09:33.990
-Good try, Travis.

273
00:09:36.284 --> 00:09:38.328
*

274
00:09:38.370 --> 00:09:39.621
-Hi!

275
00:09:39.662 --> 00:09:40.497
How's Hanukkah?

276
00:09:40.538 --> 00:09:41.915
-Oh, you know.

277
00:09:41.956 --> 00:09:42.916
An entire year of family
dysfunction consolidated

278
00:09:42.957 --> 00:09:44.918
into one fun-filled night.

279
00:09:44.959 --> 00:09:46.294
-Eight fun-filled nights.

280
00:09:46.336 --> 00:09:47.754
-Thank you for the reminder.

281
00:09:47.796 --> 00:09:49.589
And you'll be happy to know
that I held the line

282
00:09:49.631 --> 00:09:50.757
and didn't fight with my mom.

283
00:09:50.799 --> 00:09:52.509
-I am happy. Mazel tov.

284
00:09:52.550 --> 00:09:54.135
-How about you?

285
00:09:54.177 --> 00:09:55.845
How was the start of a lifetime
of boundaries with Linda?

286
00:09:58.181 --> 00:10:00.850
And because I know you so well
and I'm the best friend ever...

287
00:10:00.892 --> 00:10:03.395
-[gasps]
You are the best friend ever!

288
00:10:03.436 --> 00:10:05.021
[laughs]

289
00:10:05.063 --> 00:10:06.773
Ooh, now I hope we don't run
into anyone we know.

290
00:10:06.815 --> 00:10:08.358
-Oh, because we're
wearing these?

291
00:10:08.400 --> 00:10:09.693
We absolutely will.

292
00:10:10.944 --> 00:10:12.862
[crowd in unison]
Merry Christmas!

293
00:10:12.904 --> 00:10:14.823
-See? No one we know.

294
00:10:17.200 --> 00:10:18.827
-Oh... hi.

295
00:10:18.868 --> 00:10:22.330
-Hi. Twice in one day.
That's a good day.

296
00:10:22.372 --> 00:10:23.998
-What are the chances?

297
00:10:24.040 --> 00:10:27.210
-It's the only bar in town,
so... hi.

298
00:10:27.252 --> 00:10:29.504
It's perfect timing.
Everybody just got here.

299
00:10:29.546 --> 00:10:30.588
Come say hi.

300
00:10:30.630 --> 00:10:32.465
-No. That's okay.

301
00:10:32.507 --> 00:10:33.425
-You sure?

302
00:10:33.466 --> 00:10:35.010
-Mm-hmm.

303
00:10:35.051 --> 00:10:36.177
-Everybody will be really
excited to see you.

304
00:10:36.219 --> 00:10:37.137
-See? Everyone will be
excited to see us.

305
00:10:37.178 --> 00:10:38.138
Come on, lets...

306
00:10:38.179 --> 00:10:38.847
-No, they won't.

307
00:10:38.888 --> 00:10:39.681
-Let's not be rude.

308
00:10:39.723 --> 00:10:40.682
-Is that a yes?
-Yeah.

309
00:10:40.724 --> 00:10:42.100
-Okay, come on.

310
00:10:42.142 --> 00:10:43.810
-Okay. Stop being-
-[awkward giggling]

311
00:10:48.648 --> 00:10:50.233
-That is not playing it cool.

312
00:10:50.275 --> 00:10:51.151
-Come on.

313
00:10:52.068 --> 00:10:53.528
-[sighs]

314
00:10:53.570 --> 00:10:55.196
-Hey, look everybody.
Look who I found.

315
00:10:55.238 --> 00:10:56.823
-Hey.
-Hey.

316
00:10:57.449 --> 00:10:58.867
[all together]
Hey.

317
00:10:58.908 --> 00:11:00.201
-You remember Karly?

318
00:11:00.243 --> 00:11:01.077
-Hey.
-[bell dings]

319
00:11:04.039 --> 00:11:04.873
-Ryan.

320
00:11:04.914 --> 00:11:06.082
-Howdy!
-[bell dings]

321
00:11:08.251 --> 00:11:09.627
-The lovely Mindy.

322
00:11:09.669 --> 00:11:11.046
-Hey.
-[bell dings]

323
00:11:13.214 --> 00:11:14.466
-Party Marty.

324
00:11:14.507 --> 00:11:15.425
-Yo.
-[bell dings]

325
00:11:16.843 --> 00:11:18.011
-Marty, you want a beer?

326
00:11:18.053 --> 00:11:20.347
-In 18 minutes.
Intermittent fasting.

327
00:11:20.388 --> 00:11:21.639
-I'll have his.

328
00:11:21.681 --> 00:11:22.849
-Oh, man.

329
00:11:22.891 --> 00:11:24.476
-So, do you all still live
in Weston?

330
00:11:24.517 --> 00:11:25.685
-I never left.

331
00:11:25.727 --> 00:11:27.187
-I just moved back
a few years ago.

332
00:11:27.228 --> 00:11:28.938
-I'm in Chicago.

333
00:11:28.980 --> 00:11:30.523
-I'm a Florida man now.

334
00:11:30.565 --> 00:11:32.067
-And I'm still here.

335
00:11:33.860 --> 00:11:35.195
-Take a seat.
Let me take your jackets.

336
00:11:35.236 --> 00:11:36.071
[in unison]
No!

337
00:11:36.112 --> 00:11:36.780
-Okay.

338
00:11:38.114 --> 00:11:40.450
Keep 'em on.
Can I get you a drink maybe?

339
00:11:40.492 --> 00:11:41.326
-No, thank you.
-Yes!

340
00:11:41.368 --> 00:11:42.452
-We're actually heading out.

341
00:11:42.494 --> 00:11:43.370
-Are we?

342
00:11:43.411 --> 00:11:44.371
-Aren't we?

343
00:11:46.331 --> 00:11:48.166
-Whatever you'd like to do,
we'd love to have you.

344
00:11:48.208 --> 00:11:50.210
-Yes, we are going
to grab a drink

345
00:11:50.251 --> 00:11:51.586
and we'll be right back. Right?
Come on.

346
00:11:51.628 --> 00:11:52.545
-Okay.

347
00:11:52.587 --> 00:11:53.421
-Alright guys, we'll be here.

348
00:11:54.631 --> 00:11:55.840
-Well that went well.

349
00:11:55.882 --> 00:11:57.592
-Hi. Two eggnogs, please.

350
00:11:57.634 --> 00:11:59.135
-Are we really staying?

351
00:11:59.177 --> 00:12:00.428
We're gonna sit at
the cool kids' table.

352
00:12:00.470 --> 00:12:02.097
-Yeah, why not?

353
00:12:02.138 --> 00:12:04.557
-Because we were invisible
to them in high school.

354
00:12:04.599 --> 00:12:06.059
-Yeah, but we're
celebrities now.

355
00:12:06.101 --> 00:12:07.936
-I don't feel like a celebrity.

356
00:12:07.977 --> 00:12:09.646
I actually feel like I've been
transported back

357
00:12:09.688 --> 00:12:12.565
to my insecure 16-year-old self.

358
00:12:12.607 --> 00:12:14.192
Like I can feel the blackheads
brewing.

359
00:12:14.234 --> 00:12:15.485
-Well then it's a great
opportunity

360
00:12:15.527 --> 00:12:17.737
to lay insecure Liz to rest

361
00:12:17.779 --> 00:12:20.240
because we are
the cool kids now.

362
00:12:21.783 --> 00:12:23.118
-Make mine a double.

363
00:12:25.912 --> 00:12:28.623
-We are at three points down.
Ten seconds on the clock.

364
00:12:28.665 --> 00:12:32.085
I absolutely send it.
Wooooop! Skadoosh.

365
00:12:32.127 --> 00:12:34.212
It is right in the arms
of the Silver Bullet,

366
00:12:34.254 --> 00:12:37.382
the golden god on the field,
at the buzzer.

367
00:12:37.424 --> 00:12:41.177
Touchdown!
God! Beautiful!

368
00:12:41.219 --> 00:12:43.888
Uh, and that brings us to
the end of the first quarter.

369
00:12:43.930 --> 00:12:45.890
-Ry, Ry, Ry, Ry, Ry, Ry...

370
00:12:45.932 --> 00:12:47.392
thank you for the trip
down memory lane.

371
00:12:47.434 --> 00:12:49.811
Let's leave some room for
our friends here, please.

372
00:12:49.853 --> 00:12:51.521
-No. That was...
that was interesting.

373
00:12:51.563 --> 00:12:52.439
-Thank you.

374
00:12:52.480 --> 00:12:53.815
-Riveting.

375
00:12:53.857 --> 00:12:56.317
-But no, no, no.
You tell us about you.

376
00:12:56.359 --> 00:12:59.195
Um... what have you been up to
since high school?

377
00:12:59.237 --> 00:13:01.573
-Um... after high school
I joined the Marines.

378
00:13:01.614 --> 00:13:03.283
-Awe...

379
00:13:03.324 --> 00:13:04.951
-My dad was a Marine so it
was kind of expected of me.

380
00:13:04.993 --> 00:13:06.786
But, um, I was deployed
three times

381
00:13:06.828 --> 00:13:08.913
and then I came back
to the States.

382
00:13:08.955 --> 00:13:11.624
Studied English at, uh...
Loyola.

383
00:13:11.666 --> 00:13:12.500
-Hm.

384
00:13:12.542 --> 00:13:14.419
-Interesting. Why?

385
00:13:14.461 --> 00:13:16.546
-I know, Liz. I really wasn't
the brightest, was I?

386
00:13:16.588 --> 00:13:17.797
-[chuckles]

387
00:13:17.839 --> 00:13:18.715
-Do you guys remember
Miss Jess?

388
00:13:18.757 --> 00:13:19.799
-Yeah.

389
00:13:19.841 --> 00:13:20.675
-10th grade Lit.
-Mmhmm.

390
00:13:20.717 --> 00:13:22.093
-Yeah, she really inspired me.

391
00:13:22.135 --> 00:13:24.304
Bless a good teacher,
you know.

392
00:13:24.346 --> 00:13:26.848
And don't tell these guys
but, um...

393
00:13:26.890 --> 00:13:28.641
I've always had delusions
of writing

394
00:13:28.683 --> 00:13:30.518
the great American novel.

395
00:13:31.686 --> 00:13:34.230
-I still have that delusion
and I can barely write an email.

396
00:13:34.272 --> 00:13:35.440
[all laugh]

397
00:13:35.482 --> 00:13:37.108
-Something tells me
that's not true, Liz.

398
00:13:37.150 --> 00:13:38.276
It's pretty hot in here,

399
00:13:38.318 --> 00:13:39.277
you guys want to take your
coats off?

400
00:13:39.319 --> 00:13:40.070
-[in unison] No.

401
00:13:41.529 --> 00:13:45.325
-So, um... what else?
How did you end up back here?

402
00:13:45.367 --> 00:13:47.160
-Well, I stayed in Chicago a few
years and then I moved here

403
00:13:47.202 --> 00:13:50.205
and now I teach,
uh... English.

404
00:13:50.246 --> 00:13:51.498
-Hmm.

405
00:13:51.539 --> 00:13:52.832
-At Columbia.

406
00:13:52.874 --> 00:13:54.542
-No way! You teach
at our old high school?

407
00:13:54.584 --> 00:13:56.211
That's amazing!

408
00:13:56.252 --> 00:13:58.046
-I mean, I'm the head of
the English department.

409
00:13:58.088 --> 00:13:59.589
-[in unison] Wow.

410
00:13:59.631 --> 00:14:00.757
-I finally got to see the inside
of a teacher's lounge,

411
00:14:00.799 --> 00:14:02.676
so that's... not very exciting.

412
00:14:02.717 --> 00:14:04.010
-[chuckles]
No, it is.

413
00:14:04.052 --> 00:14:06.179
-You guys are very exciting.

414
00:14:06.221 --> 00:14:08.640
I mean, congratulations
on all the success. Wow.

415
00:14:08.682 --> 00:14:10.016
How'd it all get going?

416
00:14:10.058 --> 00:14:11.559
-Well, we went to Iowa State.

417
00:14:11.601 --> 00:14:12.602
-Where we roomed together.

418
00:14:12.644 --> 00:14:14.145
-Mm-hmm.

419
00:14:14.187 --> 00:14:15.897
I majored in marketing,
minored in Spanish.

420
00:14:15.939 --> 00:14:17.899
-I majored in computer science,
minored in business

421
00:14:17.941 --> 00:14:19.359
and existential angst.

422
00:14:19.401 --> 00:14:21.027
-[chuckles]

423
00:14:21.069 --> 00:14:23.029
And then, um, after we graduated
we moved to the Bay.

424
00:14:23.071 --> 00:14:25.699
Worked at a few tech start-ups,
got our feet wet.

425
00:14:25.740 --> 00:14:26.825
-Literally got our feet wet.

426
00:14:26.866 --> 00:14:28.952
-[gasps]
Literally! That place.

427
00:14:28.993 --> 00:14:31.162
-What's the joke?

428
00:14:31.204 --> 00:14:36.459
-Oh, it's a long story with a
bad landlord and a bursted pipe.

429
00:14:36.501 --> 00:14:37.419
-You had to be there.

430
00:14:38.670 --> 00:14:40.880
Anyway, five years later
we got some seed money

431
00:14:40.922 --> 00:14:42.382
and started Best Pal.

432
00:14:42.424 --> 00:14:44.134
-Mm-hmm.

433
00:14:44.175 --> 00:14:45.802
-It's incredible that you guys
have stayed working together

434
00:14:45.844 --> 00:14:46.553
all these years.

435
00:14:46.594 --> 00:14:47.679
-Yeah.

436
00:14:47.721 --> 00:14:49.180
-You're better than me.

437
00:14:49.222 --> 00:14:51.766
I can't imagine having
my best friend as my boss.

438
00:14:51.808 --> 00:14:55.228
-Um... I'm not her boss,
we're co-founders.

439
00:14:55.270 --> 00:14:56.896
-Oh!

440
00:14:56.938 --> 00:14:57.981
-We built it together.
[nervous chuckle]

441
00:14:58.690 --> 00:15:00.400
-Sorry.

442
00:15:00.442 --> 00:15:02.569
-Oh, it's... it's fine.
It's a common misconception.

443
00:15:02.610 --> 00:15:04.362
[nervous chuckle]

444
00:15:04.404 --> 00:15:06.573
-Well why don't we, uh,
celebrate your success

445
00:15:06.614 --> 00:15:09.075
with a round of shots.
On Chris, of course.

446
00:15:09.117 --> 00:15:11.119
-Sure, why not.
-I second that.

447
00:15:11.161 --> 00:15:16.207
-[phone pings] Argh!
Ah, sorry. No, I gotta go.

448
00:15:16.249 --> 00:15:19.627
Teething baby won't sleep, so...
Babies have no boundaries.

449
00:15:19.669 --> 00:15:21.004
-And I should call it too.

450
00:15:21.046 --> 00:15:23.256
Another busy day at
the store tomorrow.

451
00:15:23.298 --> 00:15:25.967
-Uh, Chris. Are you still down
to split that ride share?

452
00:15:26.009 --> 00:15:28.845
-Oh yeah, sure. Okay.

453
00:15:28.887 --> 00:15:29.888
Look, it was really good
seeing you guys.

454
00:15:29.929 --> 00:15:30.680
-Yeah.
-Mm-hmm.

455
00:15:30.722 --> 00:15:31.431
-We'll do it again.

456
00:15:31.473 --> 00:15:32.974
-Yeah.

457
00:15:33.016 --> 00:15:34.142
-Some, uh, of our class
gets in tomorrow night

458
00:15:34.184 --> 00:15:36.644
and I'm having a bit
of a holiday party.

459
00:15:36.686 --> 00:15:38.104
Wine, appetizers.

460
00:15:38.146 --> 00:15:40.774
-All vegan so arrive
having eaten.

461
00:15:40.815 --> 00:15:42.776
-Chris is a very vocal vegan.

462
00:15:42.817 --> 00:15:44.611
-Is there any other kind?

463
00:15:44.652 --> 00:15:46.488
[indistinct chatter]

464
00:15:47.030 --> 00:15:48.698
-Bye.
-Bye.

465
00:15:48.740 --> 00:15:50.325
-Vegan pride aside,

466
00:15:50.367 --> 00:15:51.743
I would love to see
you guys tomorrow.

467
00:15:51.785 --> 00:15:54.120
-Yes, we will come by.

468
00:15:54.162 --> 00:15:55.705
-Maybe we'll come by.

469
00:15:55.747 --> 00:15:56.956
-Probably yes though.

470
00:15:56.998 --> 00:15:58.416
-Probably yes to a maybe.

471
00:15:58.458 --> 00:15:59.125
-Most likely yes.

472
00:16:01.711 --> 00:16:03.171
-That's very confusing.

473
00:16:03.213 --> 00:16:04.547
But I'm going to leave you guys
my number.

474
00:16:04.589 --> 00:16:05.090
I'll airdrop you.

475
00:16:05.131 --> 00:16:06.257
-Yeah. Great.

476
00:16:06.299 --> 00:16:07.008
-You guys can decide tomorrow.

477
00:16:07.050 --> 00:16:07.801
[phone alerts pinging]

478
00:16:07.842 --> 00:16:08.510
-Got it.
-Got it?

479
00:16:08.551 --> 00:16:09.177
-Got it.

480
00:16:10.512 --> 00:16:11.971
-I got the check.
You guys get home safe.

481
00:16:12.013 --> 00:16:13.098
-Thank you.

482
00:16:14.474 --> 00:16:17.686
-What just happened?

483
00:16:17.727 --> 00:16:20.230
-It's the season of miracles.

484
00:16:20.271 --> 00:16:21.773
-Also, I'm sweating...

485
00:16:21.815 --> 00:16:22.899
-Ah, same.

486
00:16:22.941 --> 00:16:24.234
-In this jacket.

487
00:16:25.485 --> 00:16:28.154
[cheerful music]

488
00:16:28.196 --> 00:16:29.531
[keyboard clacking]

489
00:16:31.116 --> 00:16:33.034
-Good morning.

490
00:16:33.076 --> 00:16:36.371
-Sorry. Did I wake you?

491
00:16:36.413 --> 00:16:38.748
-Yes.

492
00:16:38.790 --> 00:16:41.835
-My bad.
How'd you sleep?

493
00:16:41.876 --> 00:16:44.254
-Always great, don't be jealous.

494
00:16:44.295 --> 00:16:46.840
Hey, any word from the VC firm?

495
00:16:46.881 --> 00:16:48.341
-No, of course not.

496
00:16:48.383 --> 00:16:51.011
But dev ops sent me an email
of concerning length.

497
00:16:51.052 --> 00:16:53.179
-We're on vacation, remember?

498
00:16:53.221 --> 00:16:55.306
-No, I keep forgetting
this is a vacation.

499
00:16:57.434 --> 00:17:00.270
Oh! I forgot to tell you.
Jojo got into Stanford.

500
00:17:00.311 --> 00:17:01.855
-Oh, that's incredible.

501
00:17:01.896 --> 00:17:04.024
-Yeah, I know.
I'm so proud of her.

502
00:17:04.065 --> 00:17:06.276
-They should've accepted you.

503
00:17:06.317 --> 00:17:08.570
-No, it was for the best.

504
00:17:08.611 --> 00:17:10.947
If I'd have gone to Stanford we
wouldn't have roomed together,

505
00:17:10.989 --> 00:17:14.034
moved to the Bay together,
started Best Pal.

506
00:17:14.075 --> 00:17:16.578
I mean... who knows
where we'd be.

507
00:17:16.619 --> 00:17:18.997
-Well, chances are I'd still be
at home living with my mom.

508
00:17:19.039 --> 00:17:21.166
So thanks for the rejection,
Stanford!

509
00:17:21.583 --> 00:17:22.459
[chuckles]

510
00:17:26.713 --> 00:17:28.173
-Oh, you're up!

511
00:17:28.214 --> 00:17:29.716
Grab some coffee and then
come help me over here.

512
00:17:29.758 --> 00:17:30.592
-Yum.

513
00:17:32.010 --> 00:17:35.096
-So... how was girls'
night out?

514
00:17:35.138 --> 00:17:37.265
-Oh, it wasn't a thing.
It was just a quick drink.

515
00:17:37.307 --> 00:17:39.267
-But we actually ran into some
people from high school.

516
00:17:39.309 --> 00:17:41.186
-We actually ran into someone
twice yesterday.

517
00:17:41.227 --> 00:17:42.771
Do you remember Chris Silver?

518
00:17:42.812 --> 00:17:44.981
-Remember?
How could I forget?

519
00:17:45.023 --> 00:17:46.483
You two had the biggest crush
on him.

520
00:17:46.524 --> 00:17:47.609
-[scoffs]

521
00:17:47.650 --> 00:17:48.485
-What was that phrase
you used to say?

522
00:17:48.526 --> 00:17:49.569
[both gasp]

523
00:17:49.611 --> 00:17:50.820
-Oh, I forgot.

524
00:17:50.862 --> 00:17:53.073
[in unison]
Never been Chris'd!

525
00:17:53.114 --> 00:17:55.325
-Um, what did that mean again?

526
00:17:55.367 --> 00:17:57.327
-It's what we used to call
Chris's girlfriends, Chris'd.

527
00:17:57.369 --> 00:17:58.995
-Because he'd date a girl

528
00:17:59.037 --> 00:18:00.747
and then suddenly she'd be
the most popular girl in school.

529
00:18:00.789 --> 00:18:02.749
-Everyone would know who she
is and wanna be her best friend,

530
00:18:02.791 --> 00:18:04.250
so we'd say she'd been Chris'd.

531
00:18:04.292 --> 00:18:05.710
-And that we had never
been Chris'd.

532
00:18:05.752 --> 00:18:07.253
-Yeah.

533
00:18:07.295 --> 00:18:08.213
-Well, one of you should've
been Chris'd.

534
00:18:08.254 --> 00:18:10.090
-[scoffs] No. No.

535
00:18:10.131 --> 00:18:12.133
He was way out of our league.

536
00:18:12.175 --> 00:18:13.802
-No, he wasn't.

537
00:18:13.843 --> 00:18:16.262
And even if he was then,
he sure isn't anymore.

538
00:18:17.305 --> 00:18:18.056
-Hm.

539
00:18:18.098 --> 00:18:19.683
-Anyways...

540
00:18:19.724 --> 00:18:22.602
I have some exciting news
I've been waiting to share.

541
00:18:22.644 --> 00:18:25.480
The reason why I wanted to have
Christmas here this year

542
00:18:25.522 --> 00:18:28.525
is because this'll be our
last Christmas in this house.

543
00:18:28.566 --> 00:18:29.359
-[gasps]

544
00:18:30.568 --> 00:18:32.987
'Cause I'm selling it
and moving...

545
00:18:33.029 --> 00:18:34.280
-Wow Mom,
that's so exciting!

546
00:18:34.322 --> 00:18:36.324
-But, I haven't even told you...

547
00:18:36.366 --> 00:18:38.118
-That's so exciting and I really
wanna hear more about it.

548
00:18:38.159 --> 00:18:39.327
But we actually have to go
do that thing.

549
00:18:39.369 --> 00:18:41.121
Remember that thing we have,
that meeting?

550
00:18:41.162 --> 00:18:43.289
-Oh no! Oh yeah,
we are so late.

551
00:18:43.331 --> 00:18:44.290
-It's a really
important meeting.

552
00:18:45.083 --> 00:18:46.626
-Hey!
-So nice talking to you.

553
00:18:46.668 --> 00:18:48.044
What was that?

554
00:18:48.086 --> 00:18:49.796
You don't wanna hear
where she's going?

555
00:18:49.838 --> 00:18:52.215
-No. Whatever that woman has
to say I don't wanna hear it.

556
00:18:52.257 --> 00:18:53.299
-So you're just gonna run
outta the room

557
00:18:53.341 --> 00:18:54.300
every time she tries
to tell you.

558
00:18:54.342 --> 00:18:55.468
That's your game plan?

559
00:18:55.510 --> 00:18:57.345
-Yes. Just kick
the can indefinitely.

560
00:18:57.387 --> 00:18:58.805
-Aren't you curious
what's in the can?

561
00:18:58.847 --> 00:19:00.640
-No, I'm not.

562
00:19:00.682 --> 00:19:04.060
You know those jack in the box
toys that you wind and you wind

563
00:19:04.102 --> 00:19:05.311
and you try to prepare yourself
for it

564
00:19:05.353 --> 00:19:07.897
and it always terrifies you?!

565
00:19:07.939 --> 00:19:10.108
This will be like that.

566
00:19:10.150 --> 00:19:11.276
-Got it.

567
00:19:13.361 --> 00:19:16.156
Speaking of terrifying...

568
00:19:16.197 --> 00:19:17.949
are we really going to
Chris's party tonight?

569
00:19:17.991 --> 00:19:19.743
-Yeah. We'll make
an appearance.

570
00:19:19.784 --> 00:19:21.327
-Just popping by.

571
00:19:21.369 --> 00:19:22.662
-We might as well be polite.

572
00:19:22.704 --> 00:19:24.497
-Play it cool.

573
00:19:24.539 --> 00:19:25.832
-Play it so cool, I feel like
it'd be so rude not to come.

574
00:19:25.874 --> 00:19:27.250
-Yeah, so chill.

575
00:19:27.292 --> 00:19:28.418
-Just, like, chill in there.
Just, like, cruise.

576
00:19:28.460 --> 00:19:29.294
-Okay.

577
00:19:29.336 --> 00:19:31.004
-You know?
-[sighs]

578
00:19:31.046 --> 00:19:33.006
-But it's, like, not a big deal.
-No, not a big deal at all.

579
00:19:33.048 --> 00:19:33.715
-Like, it's not a big deal.

580
00:19:35.258 --> 00:19:36.384
[in unison]
So what are you gonna wear?

581
00:19:44.309 --> 00:19:47.103
* Christmas time is here again*

582
00:19:47.145 --> 00:19:49.147
-Excuse me?
No, come on.

583
00:19:49.189 --> 00:19:50.190
* Full of winter cheer*

584
00:19:50.231 --> 00:19:51.691
You're fine. Smile.

585
00:19:51.733 --> 00:19:53.318
-I don't wanna smile.

586
00:19:53.360 --> 00:19:54.444
* All the people
are gathered round*

587
00:19:54.486 --> 00:19:55.862
* as Christmas Day grows near.*

588
00:19:58.656 --> 00:20:00.033
-[whispering] Are we
overdressed?

589
00:20:00.075 --> 00:20:00.700
-No, they're underdressed.

590
00:20:00.742 --> 00:20:01.242
[gasps]

591
00:20:01.284 --> 00:20:02.994
-What?

592
00:20:03.036 --> 00:20:04.245
- I just realized this is our
first high school party ever.

593
00:20:04.287 --> 00:20:05.497
-First high school party
over 35.

594
00:20:05.538 --> 00:20:06.664
Doesn't that mean
we're kind of lame?

595
00:20:06.706 --> 00:20:08.124
-No, it means we're cooler
than ever.

596
00:20:08.166 --> 00:20:10.210
Okay, you hang the coats.
I'll pour the wine.

597
00:20:10.251 --> 00:20:11.127
-Don't leave me here.

598
00:20:12.921 --> 00:20:19.219
* ... I want to dance with
Father Christmas*

599
00:20:19.260 --> 00:20:26.768
* I want to dance with
Father Christmas*

600
00:20:26.810 --> 00:20:29.646
* Shoo-we-do-wap,
shoo-we-do-wap...*

601
00:20:29.688 --> 00:20:32.982
* Shoo-we-do-wap,
shoo-we-do-wap...*

602
00:20:33.024 --> 00:20:38.071
* I want to dance with
Father Christmas...*

603
00:20:38.113 --> 00:20:39.698
* Shoo-we-do-wap,
shoo-we-do-wap...*

604
00:20:40.699 --> 00:20:43.201
-I wrote my master's
thesis on that.

605
00:20:43.243 --> 00:20:44.744
-On The Great Gatsby?

606
00:20:44.786 --> 00:20:45.578
-Yeah.

607
00:20:47.831 --> 00:20:49.791
I always wanted to say that
out loud to somebody.

608
00:20:49.833 --> 00:20:52.085
So thank you, Liz,
for that opportunity.

609
00:20:52.127 --> 00:20:53.169
Did I sound cool?

610
00:20:53.211 --> 00:20:54.295
-Yes.

611
00:20:54.337 --> 00:20:55.547
-Good. Good, good.

612
00:20:55.588 --> 00:20:57.048
It really is one of
my favorites.

613
00:20:57.090 --> 00:20:57.882
-Really?

614
00:20:57.924 --> 00:20:59.384
-Yeah.

615
00:20:59.426 --> 00:21:00.218
-Why?

616
00:21:02.053 --> 00:21:05.890
-Just his theme that, uh...
you can't repeat the past.

617
00:21:07.976 --> 00:21:10.061
No matter how badly
you want a redo.

618
00:21:12.897 --> 00:21:15.191
-It's one of my favorites too.

619
00:21:15.233 --> 00:21:16.443
-Is that right?

620
00:21:16.484 --> 00:21:18.194
-Even though it is absolutely
heartbreaking.

621
00:21:18.236 --> 00:21:24.034
The idea of undeniable magnetism
despite one's circumstances.

622
00:21:24.075 --> 00:21:25.035
-Soulmates.

623
00:21:27.203 --> 00:21:28.580
-[chuckles]
Yeah.

624
00:21:30.707 --> 00:21:32.042
-[clears throat]

625
00:21:32.083 --> 00:21:35.045
Columbia, class of 2006.

626
00:21:35.086 --> 00:21:38.631
In honor of our unofficial
class reunion,

627
00:21:38.673 --> 00:21:40.508
how about a little immature
high school fun?

628
00:21:40.550 --> 00:21:42.177
-Yes please!

629
00:21:42.218 --> 00:21:46.264
-Let's play "Never Have I Ever"
Christmas cookie edition.

630
00:21:46.306 --> 00:21:47.849
So, simple rules.

631
00:21:47.891 --> 00:21:51.353
If you've done the thing,
eat the cookie. Okay?

632
00:21:51.394 --> 00:21:52.729
-This is a great idea.

633
00:21:54.064 --> 00:21:55.148
-This sounds awful.

634
00:21:55.190 --> 00:21:56.149
-Terrible.

635
00:21:56.191 --> 00:21:57.108
-You have to come.

636
00:21:57.984 --> 00:21:58.735
Join me.

637
00:21:59.694 --> 00:22:01.279
-Okay. [chuckles]

638
00:22:01.321 --> 00:22:04.574
-So, living room, five minutes.
Be there or be square.

639
00:22:04.616 --> 00:22:06.618
-How I got the nickname
Party Marty

640
00:22:06.659 --> 00:22:07.744
was I woke up in
this cornfield...

641
00:22:07.786 --> 00:22:08.620
-Here we go,
here we go.

642
00:22:08.661 --> 00:22:09.788
-I'll tell you later.

643
00:22:11.331 --> 00:22:12.165
-Oh, you're gonna...
-Ah!

644
00:22:12.207 --> 00:22:12.957
-You're gonna, you're gonna...

645
00:22:12.999 --> 00:22:14.125
-[laughs]

646
00:22:14.167 --> 00:22:16.878
Hey! Isn't this Christmas cozy,
huh?

647
00:22:16.920 --> 00:22:20.298
Alright! Let me get
this party started.

648
00:22:20.340 --> 00:22:21.591
-Alright.

649
00:22:21.633 --> 00:22:24.469
-Okay. Uh... never have
I ever...

650
00:22:24.511 --> 00:22:25.929
gone to the principal's office.

651
00:22:25.970 --> 00:22:27.097
-Okay, that's a little...

652
00:22:27.138 --> 00:22:28.348
-Marty, that's for you!

653
00:22:28.390 --> 00:22:31.267
-Alright. Okay.
Fine, fine, fine.

654
00:22:31.309 --> 00:22:32.185
You too, Chris.

655
00:22:32.227 --> 00:22:33.937
-Yeah, yeah.

656
00:22:33.978 --> 00:22:37.232
Never have I ever... toilet
papered someone's house.

657
00:22:37.273 --> 00:22:38.024
-That was my house!

658
00:22:38.066 --> 00:22:39.526
-I know.

659
00:22:39.567 --> 00:22:40.485
-My parents are still
teed-off about that.

660
00:22:40.527 --> 00:22:42.112
-More like TP'd off!

661
00:22:42.153 --> 00:22:43.446
-[in unison] Oh!

662
00:22:43.488 --> 00:22:44.322
[in unison]
Huh! Huh!

663
00:22:44.364 --> 00:22:45.115
[in unison]
Woo-woo-woo!

664
00:22:45.156 --> 00:22:46.866
[both laughing]

665
00:22:46.908 --> 00:22:47.826
-[laughing awkwardly]

666
00:22:47.867 --> 00:22:48.785
-It was Ryan's idea.

667
00:22:48.827 --> 00:22:50.704
-I hate you.
So annoying.

668
00:22:50.745 --> 00:22:51.621
-[mouthful] That was fun.

669
00:22:51.663 --> 00:22:54.916
-My turn.
Never have I ever...

670
00:22:54.958 --> 00:22:56.626
cheated to win
Jingle Bell Queen.

671
00:22:56.668 --> 00:22:57.627
-[gasps]

672
00:22:57.669 --> 00:22:58.545
[Karly] You're outing me?

673
00:22:58.586 --> 00:23:00.422
-Yeah. Karly.

674
00:23:00.463 --> 00:23:02.090
-I knew it!
-You called it.

675
00:23:02.132 --> 00:23:03.758
-Okay, I admit it.

676
00:23:03.800 --> 00:23:06.636
I might've voted for myself
more than once.

677
00:23:06.678 --> 00:23:08.013
-[coughs]
Eleven times.

678
00:23:08.054 --> 00:23:09.180
[all laughing]

679
00:23:09.222 --> 00:23:10.640
-Pathetic!

680
00:23:10.682 --> 00:23:13.685
-Okay fine, it's my turn.
Never have I ever...

681
00:23:13.727 --> 00:23:15.812
had a high school crush
on a friend.

682
00:23:15.854 --> 00:23:18.690
Wait, no, let me be
more specific.

683
00:23:18.732 --> 00:23:21.317
Never have I ever had
a high school crush...

684
00:23:21.359 --> 00:23:23.319
on Chris Silver.

685
00:23:23.361 --> 00:23:25.030
[men chuckling]

686
00:23:26.239 --> 00:23:27.323
There's a cookie waiting.

687
00:23:27.365 --> 00:23:28.283
[men chuckling]

688
00:23:28.324 --> 00:23:29.826
-I hate all of you.

689
00:23:29.868 --> 00:23:31.786
-Take the cookie, Liz.
Take the cookie.

690
00:23:31.828 --> 00:23:32.787
It's a game.

691
00:23:32.829 --> 00:23:33.913
-I'm not taking a cookie.

692
00:23:37.542 --> 00:23:38.335
-[Marty] I'll eat to that,
alright?

693
00:23:38.376 --> 00:23:39.544
-[Mindy] Mm-hmm.

694
00:23:39.586 --> 00:23:41.046
-[Karly] That is a very
empty tray.

695
00:23:41.087 --> 00:23:41.838
-[Marty] Uh-huh.

696
00:23:47.844 --> 00:23:49.220
-So, you had a crush on me.

697
00:23:50.055 --> 00:23:50.889
Cookie?

698
00:23:50.930 --> 00:23:52.724
-Don't pretend to be surprised.

699
00:23:52.766 --> 00:23:55.518
Clearly everyone had
a crush on you.

700
00:23:55.560 --> 00:23:56.853
You didn't even know
who I was.

701
00:23:56.895 --> 00:23:58.938
-No, that's not true.

702
00:23:58.980 --> 00:23:59.522
I knew.

703
00:23:59.564 --> 00:24:01.316
-Oh. Hmm.

704
00:24:01.358 --> 00:24:02.233
-I remember a lot about you.

705
00:24:02.275 --> 00:24:03.068
-Oh really?

706
00:24:03.109 --> 00:24:04.235
-Yeah.

707
00:24:04.277 --> 00:24:05.862
-Like what?

708
00:24:05.904 --> 00:24:08.239
-Like how you were
always blushing.

709
00:24:08.281 --> 00:24:09.949
It seems like every time
I saw you...

710
00:24:12.160 --> 00:24:12.869
you were flushed.

711
00:24:14.245 --> 00:24:15.121
Crimson.

712
00:24:15.163 --> 00:24:16.206
-No.

713
00:24:16.247 --> 00:24:18.458
No. I wasn't.

714
00:24:18.500 --> 00:24:21.711
It was just when I saw you.

715
00:24:21.753 --> 00:24:25.340
But you know, silly high school
crushes, you know?

716
00:24:25.382 --> 00:24:26.132
-Yeah.

717
00:24:27.592 --> 00:24:28.802
-What are you guys
talking about?

718
00:24:29.594 --> 00:24:30.970
-High school reminiscing.

719
00:24:32.597 --> 00:24:34.891
I should get back to hosting.

720
00:24:34.933 --> 00:24:35.850
How long are you guys
in town for?

721
00:24:35.892 --> 00:24:36.893
-Through the holidays.

722
00:24:36.935 --> 00:24:38.144
-Great. Can we do this again?

723
00:24:38.186 --> 00:24:39.229
-Mm-hmm.

724
00:24:39.270 --> 00:24:40.855
-Like, hang out.

725
00:24:40.897 --> 00:24:41.564
Somewhere where we could
actually hear each other speak.

726
00:24:41.606 --> 00:24:43.149
-Totally.
-Yeah.

727
00:24:43.191 --> 00:24:45.819
-There's a bakery on Main
that's doing a, um...

728
00:24:45.860 --> 00:24:48.571
cocktail gingerbread decorating
thing tomorrow night.

729
00:24:48.613 --> 00:24:49.698
You guys free?

730
00:24:49.739 --> 00:24:50.115
-Yes.
-That could work.

731
00:24:50.156 --> 00:24:50.990
-Okay.

732
00:24:51.408 --> 00:24:52.242
Good.

733
00:24:53.326 --> 00:24:54.285
I'll text you.

734
00:24:58.331 --> 00:24:59.332
-So...

735
00:24:59.374 --> 00:25:01.084
-So... he's cute.

736
00:25:01.126 --> 00:25:04.087
-He's definitely cute.
And so sweet and vulnerable.

737
00:25:04.129 --> 00:25:04.921
-You should go for him.

738
00:25:04.963 --> 00:25:06.965
-No, you should go for him.

739
00:25:07.007 --> 00:25:08.633
-Well, if he's gonna like either
one of us, it's gonna be you.

740
00:25:08.675 --> 00:25:09.676
Everybody likes you.

741
00:25:09.718 --> 00:25:11.219
-That is not true.

742
00:25:11.261 --> 00:25:13.888
Everyone just sees me as
your employee and your sidekick.

743
00:25:13.930 --> 00:25:15.515
-Wait. Do you really think that?

744
00:25:15.557 --> 00:25:16.307
-No!

745
00:25:17.559 --> 00:25:19.352
I don't know. Sometimes.

746
00:25:20.020 --> 00:25:21.980
But this Chris thing,
it's romantic. Right?

747
00:25:22.022 --> 00:25:24.941
I mean, falling for your
high school crush again.

748
00:25:24.983 --> 00:25:27.777
It's like star-crossed lovers
together at last.

749
00:25:27.819 --> 00:25:29.320
-Yeah, it's a little
too romantic for me.

750
00:25:29.362 --> 00:25:33.324
But I like the logic of it.
Shared past, shared community.

751
00:25:33.366 --> 00:25:34.784
-Anyway, let's curb
the Chris talk.

752
00:25:34.826 --> 00:25:35.952
We are failing
the Bechtel test.

753
00:25:35.994 --> 00:25:38.204
-Yeah. We don't need
to be Chris'd.

754
00:25:38.246 --> 00:25:39.497
[scoffs]

755
00:25:39.539 --> 00:25:40.623
-Yeah, and neither of us
live here

756
00:25:40.665 --> 00:25:41.624
so it's not like we can
date him anyway.

757
00:25:41.666 --> 00:25:43.043
-Yeah, right.

758
00:25:43.084 --> 00:25:44.002
-Cool.

759
00:25:48.673 --> 00:25:49.799
-[Linda] I'm home!

760
00:25:49.841 --> 00:25:51.134
-Wanna quickly run out
of the room?

761
00:25:51.176 --> 00:25:52.218
-Do you think I have time?
-Mm.

762
00:25:55.889 --> 00:25:57.557
-[sighs] I did the Christmas
dinner shop.

763
00:25:57.599 --> 00:25:59.142
-Ooh.

764
00:25:59.184 --> 00:26:02.270
-I feel like I've barely
seen you since yesterday.

765
00:26:02.312 --> 00:26:04.481
It's like every time I enter
a room, you disappear.

766
00:26:04.522 --> 00:26:07.817
-I know. I'm sorry, Mom.
It's just been kinda crazy.

767
00:26:07.859 --> 00:26:09.986
-Well, now that
we're all together...

768
00:26:10.028 --> 00:26:12.072
I can finish telling you
my big news.

769
00:26:12.113 --> 00:26:12.864
-Ah...

770
00:26:14.074 --> 00:26:16.493
-I'm selling the house...
and moving to...

771
00:26:16.534 --> 00:26:18.495
drum roll please!

772
00:26:18.536 --> 00:26:20.246
-[makes drumming sound]

773
00:26:22.415 --> 00:26:24.167
-O-kay...

774
00:26:24.209 --> 00:26:27.504
Yeah, I'm moving to Palo Alto
to be close to you.

775
00:26:30.590 --> 00:26:32.842
What is it, you're not happy?
You don't want me to live close?

776
00:26:32.884 --> 00:26:34.928
-No, I'm happy! Yay!

777
00:26:34.969 --> 00:26:37.055
-[clapping]
Yay!

778
00:26:37.097 --> 00:26:40.016
-It's just, Mom... Palo Alto,
is... it's very expensive

779
00:26:40.058 --> 00:26:44.521
and there's lots of
dangerous things there.

780
00:26:44.562 --> 00:26:44.938
I mean, like...

781
00:26:44.979 --> 00:26:45.689
-Snakes.

782
00:26:45.730 --> 00:26:46.272
-Like, like, snakes...

783
00:26:46.314 --> 00:26:47.399
-Snakes.

784
00:26:47.440 --> 00:26:47.857
-Poisonous snakes
and it's really hot.

785
00:26:47.899 --> 00:26:48.775
-So hot!

786
00:26:48.817 --> 00:26:49.734
-Hot. Drought.

787
00:26:49.776 --> 00:26:51.027
-Drought! The drought.

788
00:26:51.069 --> 00:26:53.196
You love the snow.
And mosquitoes!

789
00:26:53.238 --> 00:26:54.739
-No.

790
00:26:54.781 --> 00:26:56.282
-Big mosquitoes.
And I just feel like...

791
00:26:56.324 --> 00:26:58.743
we should probably discuss
this further.

792
00:26:58.785 --> 00:26:59.619
-Of course.

793
00:26:59.661 --> 00:27:00.954
-Good.

794
00:27:00.995 --> 00:27:02.580
-There's so much to discuss!

795
00:27:04.416 --> 00:27:05.875
-Those boundaries are going
really well.

796
00:27:05.917 --> 00:27:06.793
-Shh!

797
00:27:06.835 --> 00:27:07.836
-What'd you say?

798
00:27:07.877 --> 00:27:09.004
[in unison]
Nothing.

799
00:27:15.677 --> 00:27:17.095
-What am I supposed to do?

800
00:27:17.137 --> 00:27:18.888
-Okay, hear me out.
Crazy idea.

801
00:27:18.930 --> 00:27:19.889
-Okay.

802
00:27:19.931 --> 00:27:20.473
-Just tell her no.

803
00:27:22.434 --> 00:27:23.935
-And say what, I don't wanna
take care of her in her old age?

804
00:27:23.977 --> 00:27:25.353
I do wanna take care of her.

805
00:27:25.395 --> 00:27:26.438
-And that's very sweet of you

806
00:27:26.479 --> 00:27:27.439
but she doesn't need
taking care of.

807
00:27:27.480 --> 00:27:29.190
She went rock climbing
last week.

808
00:27:29.232 --> 00:27:30.775
-Yeah, but she wants to be
close to me.

809
00:27:30.817 --> 00:27:32.485
I mean, I can't just say no.

810
00:27:32.527 --> 00:27:34.320
-Then I guess living close will
give you a great opportunity

811
00:27:34.362 --> 00:27:35.447
to set boundaries.

812
00:27:35.488 --> 00:27:36.865
-You don't get it
That's the thing.

813
00:27:36.906 --> 00:27:37.949
There will be no boundaries.

814
00:27:37.991 --> 00:27:39.659
This will not end here. Okay?

815
00:27:39.701 --> 00:27:43.204
This is like if you give a mouse
a cookie situation

816
00:27:43.246 --> 00:27:46.041
but the... the mouse is my mom
and the cookie is, like,

817
00:27:46.082 --> 00:27:49.711
an unraveling of
co-dependent behavior.

818
00:27:49.753 --> 00:27:51.129
-Don't mice eat cheese?

819
00:27:51.171 --> 00:27:52.672
-That's not the...
Chris is coming!

820
00:27:53.757 --> 00:27:55.717
-Do you think he saw us?
-No, I don't think that was him.

821
00:27:55.759 --> 00:27:57.302
-That sounds like the door.
-Could be somebody else.

822
00:27:57.344 --> 00:27:59.387
-Yeah, there was a man
walking behind him.

823
00:27:59.429 --> 00:28:00.305
-Definitely somebody else.

824
00:28:00.347 --> 00:28:01.306
-Sounds like maybe...

825
00:28:01.348 --> 00:28:02.515
[hangers screeching]

826
00:28:06.895 --> 00:28:08.313
-Hey!
-Hi.

827
00:28:08.355 --> 00:28:10.523
-Just a little game we like
to play.

828
00:28:10.565 --> 00:28:11.483
-Okay.

829
00:28:11.524 --> 00:28:12.067
-Peek-a-boo!

830
00:28:12.108 --> 00:28:12.942
[both laughing]

831
00:28:12.984 --> 00:28:14.235
-That's good.

832
00:28:14.277 --> 00:28:15.820
-What are you doing here?

833
00:28:15.862 --> 00:28:18.198
-Well, I'm just helping out
with some electrical stuff.

834
00:28:18.239 --> 00:28:19.824
I do a bit of handy work
on the side.

835
00:28:19.866 --> 00:28:20.658
-Oh...
-Sweet.

836
00:28:20.700 --> 00:28:21.534
-Christmas shopping?

837
00:28:21.576 --> 00:28:22.660
-Yeah.

838
00:28:22.702 --> 00:28:24.329
-Yeah. Just trying to fix
an entire year

839
00:28:24.371 --> 00:28:27.165
of complex family dynamics
with the perfect holiday gift.

840
00:28:27.207 --> 00:28:29.000
-That sounds doable.

841
00:28:29.042 --> 00:28:30.418
That's probably better
than my gifts.

842
00:28:30.460 --> 00:28:31.836
I do a bit of woodworking
so I handmade everybody

843
00:28:31.878 --> 00:28:34.589
tea boxes this year.

844
00:28:34.631 --> 00:28:35.965
-[sighs]
I love tea boxes.

845
00:28:36.007 --> 00:28:39.386
-I also love tea boxes.

846
00:28:39.427 --> 00:28:41.179
-Okay, maybe it's a good gift
after all.

847
00:28:41.221 --> 00:28:42.639
-Yeah. Definitely.
-The best.

848
00:28:42.681 --> 00:28:44.307
-Well, I'd better get to work.
See you guys tonight?

849
00:28:44.349 --> 00:28:45.350
-Yeah, absolutely.
-Can't wait.

850
00:28:48.978 --> 00:28:50.605
-He does a little woodworking.

851
00:28:50.647 --> 00:28:52.232
-I know.

852
00:28:52.273 --> 00:28:54.734
It's like AI algorithm
of the perfect man.

853
00:28:54.776 --> 00:28:56.569
-I wish I handmade my mom
a tea box.

854
00:28:56.611 --> 00:28:58.780
-Oh, I would love
to watch you try that.

855
00:28:58.822 --> 00:29:00.073
[chuckles]

856
00:29:00.115 --> 00:29:02.075
By the way, how is it going
with your mom?

857
00:29:02.117 --> 00:29:03.993
-It's okay.
Two days, no fighting.

858
00:29:04.035 --> 00:29:05.370
-Yay!

859
00:29:05.412 --> 00:29:06.746
-Six to go, but I am
trying to let go

860
00:29:06.788 --> 00:29:08.123
of some of my old
grievances, so...

861
00:29:08.164 --> 00:29:09.958
-Good.

862
00:29:10.000 --> 00:29:12.419
-Which one says I am totally not
resentful of your new family?

863
00:29:13.795 --> 00:29:15.213
-The houndstooth.

864
00:29:15.255 --> 00:29:17.298
[Instrumental "The First Noel"]

865
00:29:19.092 --> 00:29:21.136
-[gasps]
Naomi! I've missed you.

866
00:29:21.177 --> 00:29:22.595
-Me too.

867
00:29:22.637 --> 00:29:24.222
I am sorry it took me a minute
to get over here.

868
00:29:24.264 --> 00:29:26.558
-Did Liz tell you?
Jojo got into Stanford.

869
00:29:26.599 --> 00:29:28.977
-Oh yeah, she told me
and I'm so proud of her.

870
00:29:29.019 --> 00:29:30.395
And did Liz tell you

871
00:29:30.437 --> 00:29:31.688
how she's helping us raise
Series B funding?

872
00:29:31.730 --> 00:29:34.024
-It's a huge accomplishment.
-Mmhmm, yeah.

873
00:29:34.065 --> 00:29:35.275
-Oh... but no bites yet, right?

874
00:29:35.316 --> 00:29:37.402
-No, no bites. Anyway...

875
00:29:37.444 --> 00:29:38.737
Happy third night
of Hanukkah.

876
00:29:38.778 --> 00:29:40.655
I actually got you
a little something.

877
00:29:40.697 --> 00:29:41.489
-Oh!

878
00:29:43.992 --> 00:29:45.285
-Thank you.

879
00:29:45.994 --> 00:29:47.787
Ah... a scarf.

880
00:29:47.829 --> 00:29:50.123
-My mom always says you can
never have too many scarves.

881
00:29:50.165 --> 00:29:51.583
-I wanna see your mom.

882
00:29:51.624 --> 00:29:53.376
You two should come for
the sixth night of Hanukkah,

883
00:29:53.418 --> 00:29:55.128
we're gonna have
the whole mishpachah.

884
00:29:55.170 --> 00:29:56.588
-Yeah, I'm sure she'd love to.

885
00:29:56.629 --> 00:29:58.506
-So, are you, um...
are you seeing anyone?

886
00:29:58.548 --> 00:29:59.591
-No, not right now.

887
00:29:59.632 --> 00:30:01.676
-What? Why not?
You're such a catch.

888
00:30:01.718 --> 00:30:04.429
-You can be single
and still be a catch.

889
00:30:04.471 --> 00:30:06.765
-Oh, hey Jojo!
Congrats on your news.

890
00:30:06.806 --> 00:30:08.600
-Oh, thank you.

891
00:30:08.641 --> 00:30:10.393
Now I can hang out with you
and Liz all the time.

892
00:30:10.435 --> 00:30:12.103
-Ah... well it'll be you,
me, Liz and my mom.

893
00:30:12.145 --> 00:30:14.356
She's moving to Palo Alto.

894
00:30:14.397 --> 00:30:16.775
-Linda's moving to be closer
to Naomi.

895
00:30:16.816 --> 00:30:17.817
Isn't that nice?

896
00:30:18.818 --> 00:30:19.944
-Um...

897
00:30:19.986 --> 00:30:20.653
[clears throat]

898
00:30:21.738 --> 00:30:23.281
-[Naomi] Okay.

899
00:30:23.323 --> 00:30:24.449
Here we are.

900
00:30:28.161 --> 00:30:29.329
There he is.

901
00:30:31.498 --> 00:30:33.124
-What are we doing?
This isn't a date.

902
00:30:33.166 --> 00:30:35.210
-No. Totally just a group hang.

903
00:30:35.251 --> 00:30:35.794
-Yeah.

904
00:30:35.835 --> 00:30:36.711
-Yeah.

905
00:30:36.753 --> 00:30:37.462
[chuckles]

906
00:30:43.343 --> 00:30:44.844
-Oops, sorry.

907
00:30:44.886 --> 00:30:47.555
Fun fact, everything here
is vegan.

908
00:30:49.349 --> 00:30:50.433
Well, maybe that's not
a fun fact.

909
00:30:50.475 --> 00:30:51.935
-No, it's very fun.

910
00:30:51.976 --> 00:30:54.145
I... wouldn't have been able
to tell the difference.

911
00:30:54.187 --> 00:30:56.606
-You're lying but
I appreciate that.

912
00:30:56.648 --> 00:30:58.900
You guys ever do this
in high school?

913
00:30:58.942 --> 00:31:00.068
We had a mocktail night.

914
00:31:00.110 --> 00:31:01.695
Oh, sadly we didn't.

915
00:31:01.736 --> 00:31:03.530
-We didn't get out much.
We played a lot of Everquest.

916
00:31:03.571 --> 00:31:06.241
-No, Liz played a lot
of Everquest, not me.

917
00:31:06.282 --> 00:31:07.117
-Oh, I loved Everquest.

918
00:31:07.158 --> 00:31:07.867
-[gasps]

919
00:31:07.909 --> 00:31:09.077
-Oh!
-[crash]

920
00:31:11.413 --> 00:31:12.622
-You okay?

921
00:31:12.664 --> 00:31:14.165
Um... yup.
I'm just gonna clean that up.

922
00:31:14.207 --> 00:31:15.750
-No, no, no.
I got it.

923
00:31:15.792 --> 00:31:16.918
-And grab us some more...
No, no, no. Sit down, sit down.

924
00:31:16.960 --> 00:31:18.003
-It's fine, it's fine.
-Please. I got it.

925
00:31:18.044 --> 00:31:19.004
-You sure?

926
00:31:19.045 --> 00:31:20.588
-Yup. Very sure. Yup.

927
00:31:20.630 --> 00:31:21.548
-Okay.

928
00:31:24.592 --> 00:31:25.385
-Sorry.

929
00:31:26.511 --> 00:31:28.555
-You know, I keep meaning
to tell you.

930
00:31:28.596 --> 00:31:31.850
I actually downloaded,
uh... Best Pals once.

931
00:31:31.891 --> 00:31:33.393
-Best Pal. Singular.

932
00:31:34.019 --> 00:31:35.103
-Best Pal.

933
00:31:35.145 --> 00:31:37.188
-You did? How was it?

934
00:31:37.230 --> 00:31:38.523
-It was intriguing.

935
00:31:38.565 --> 00:31:42.068
You know, it's... kinda
like online dating.

936
00:31:42.110 --> 00:31:44.195
Meet a lot of people,
most of them are terrifying.

937
00:31:44.237 --> 00:31:45.697
-[laughs]

938
00:31:45.739 --> 00:31:47.365
-But you do hit it off
with a few, it's nice.

939
00:31:47.407 --> 00:31:49.659
-Yeah, if you're lucky.
-Yeah.

940
00:31:49.701 --> 00:31:53.371
-I don't know, online dating
has never worked out for me.

941
00:31:53.413 --> 00:31:56.708
I don't know.
I just want that in-person zing,

942
00:31:56.750 --> 00:32:00.795
that love at first sight
across the room.

943
00:32:00.837 --> 00:32:05.133
-Yeah, it does sound nice.
You ever had it?

944
00:32:05.175 --> 00:32:08.553
-Versions of it.
My parents had it.

945
00:32:08.595 --> 00:32:10.221
They were high
school sweethearts.

946
00:32:10.263 --> 00:32:11.056
-Wow, that's really rare.

947
00:32:11.097 --> 00:32:12.182
-Yeah.

948
00:32:12.223 --> 00:32:13.558
-They still together?

949
00:32:13.600 --> 00:32:15.060
-They would've been
but he passed,

950
00:32:15.101 --> 00:32:16.770
senior year of high school.

951
00:32:16.811 --> 00:32:18.480
-I'm so sorry. I don't know
how I missed that.

952
00:32:18.521 --> 00:32:19.898
-It's okay. Thanks.

953
00:32:19.939 --> 00:32:21.316
-No, I just...

954
00:32:21.358 --> 00:32:22.400
I wish I could've been there
for you in high school.

955
00:32:22.442 --> 00:32:23.651
-What are you talking about?

956
00:32:25.570 --> 00:32:27.072
-Talking about being
a romantic.

957
00:32:27.113 --> 00:32:28.573
-Oh, Liz is not a romantic.

958
00:32:28.615 --> 00:32:30.575
-And Naomi might be
too much of one.

959
00:32:30.617 --> 00:32:32.494
-I wouldn't say that.

960
00:32:32.535 --> 00:32:35.038
I mean, do I have a tendency
to fall for the fantasy

961
00:32:35.080 --> 00:32:36.498
instead of who the person
actually is?

962
00:32:36.539 --> 00:32:37.582
-Sure.
-Yup.

963
00:32:38.458 --> 00:32:39.334
-But that's normal, right?

964
00:32:39.376 --> 00:32:41.002
-Mmm.

965
00:32:41.044 --> 00:32:42.337
-They got a name for it,
it's called the honeymoon phase.

966
00:32:42.379 --> 00:32:44.756
I'm very guilty of it, Naomi.

967
00:32:44.798 --> 00:32:46.007
-Oh.

968
00:32:46.049 --> 00:32:47.425
[phone chimes]

969
00:32:47.467 --> 00:32:51.805
-Sorry. That's my mom
I should get that.

970
00:32:51.846 --> 00:32:52.806
Hi Mom.

971
00:32:54.474 --> 00:32:55.600
-[chuckles]

972
00:32:56.726 --> 00:32:58.645
-Quit hogging all the gummy
bears. Okay?

973
00:32:58.687 --> 00:33:00.230
-[laughs]
Sorry.

974
00:33:00.271 --> 00:33:02.482
-So, not a romantic, huh Liz?

975
00:33:02.524 --> 00:33:05.026
-Not in the traditional sense.

976
00:33:05.068 --> 00:33:06.653
I don't get why believing
there's only one person

977
00:33:06.695 --> 00:33:09.197
out there for you is
considered romantic.

978
00:33:09.239 --> 00:33:12.283
But I am no expert.

979
00:33:12.325 --> 00:33:13.993
-What do you mean?

980
00:33:14.035 --> 00:33:19.290
-Well, just that romantic love
is not my most successful arena.

981
00:33:19.332 --> 00:33:22.127
-Why do you think that is?

982
00:33:22.168 --> 00:33:24.963
-Um... I don't know.

983
00:33:25.005 --> 00:33:26.589
Because of me?

984
00:33:26.631 --> 00:33:28.299
Because I have a hard time
fitting in,

985
00:33:28.341 --> 00:33:30.760
I'm a bit of a niche market.

986
00:33:30.802 --> 00:33:33.013
Maybe I'm just hard to love.

987
00:33:34.806 --> 00:33:37.767
-Liz, I know we don't know
each other that well...

988
00:33:37.809 --> 00:33:39.978
but I can assure you there's
no way that's true.

989
00:33:44.399 --> 00:33:45.859
-Hey!

990
00:33:45.900 --> 00:33:48.445
-Okay. We're out of,
uh... almond milk eggnog.

991
00:33:48.486 --> 00:33:49.654
I'm gonna fill us back up.

992
00:33:50.780 --> 00:33:53.033
Don't be too excited.
It's almond milk.

993
00:33:55.118 --> 00:33:56.286
-So, what is going on here?

994
00:33:56.327 --> 00:33:57.787
There are obviously vibes
between you two.

995
00:33:57.829 --> 00:33:59.372
-There's obviously vibes
between you two.

996
00:33:59.414 --> 00:34:00.582
But that's weird, right?

997
00:34:00.623 --> 00:34:02.250
Weird that he's vibing
with both of us.

998
00:34:02.292 --> 00:34:03.585
-Well maybe he's not vibing
with either of us.

999
00:34:03.626 --> 00:34:05.045
Maybe he's just friendly.

1000
00:34:05.086 --> 00:34:06.671
-What, he's just a genuinely
nice guy.

1001
00:34:06.713 --> 00:34:09.007
-Exactly. So...
this isn't weird.

1002
00:34:09.049 --> 00:34:10.300
-No, it's not weird.

1003
00:34:10.342 --> 00:34:11.468
-Did I miss anything?

1004
00:34:11.509 --> 00:34:13.094
-Nuh-uh.

1005
00:34:13.136 --> 00:34:13.928
-Here you go.

1006
00:34:13.970 --> 00:34:15.221
-Thanks.

1007
00:34:15.263 --> 00:34:16.181
-Cheers, Naomi.
-Thank you.

1008
00:34:16.222 --> 00:34:17.307
-Cheers.

1009
00:34:17.349 --> 00:34:18.016
To us.

1010
00:34:18.058 --> 00:34:19.476
[glasses clink]

1011
00:34:19.517 --> 00:34:20.727
[in unison]
To us.

1012
00:34:20.769 --> 00:34:21.686
-[Frank] Hey, Chris!

1013
00:34:22.729 --> 00:34:24.856
-Frank! How's it going?

1014
00:34:24.898 --> 00:34:26.191
[in unison]
This is weird.

1015
00:34:34.616 --> 00:34:36.451
-What's all this?

1016
00:34:36.493 --> 00:34:39.037
-Well, my mom is starting to
clear out the house for the move

1017
00:34:39.079 --> 00:34:40.497
and wants to know
what I'm keeping.

1018
00:34:40.538 --> 00:34:41.706
But look at this.

1019
00:34:41.748 --> 00:34:46.378
-Aww. Time machine back
to BFF BC.

1020
00:34:46.419 --> 00:34:48.296
Your dried flower crowns.

1021
00:34:49.547 --> 00:34:51.466
Our friendship bracelets.

1022
00:34:51.508 --> 00:34:53.718
-Our best friends forever
photo book.

1023
00:34:53.760 --> 00:34:56.513
-Oh...  I think I have mine
at my mom's.

1024
00:34:56.554 --> 00:34:58.056
Actually, I have a whole box
of stuff.

1025
00:34:58.098 --> 00:35:00.058
-Get it immediately.

1026
00:35:00.100 --> 00:35:01.518
-I don't know.

1027
00:35:01.559 --> 00:35:03.478
Every visit pushes us a little
bit closer to fighting.

1028
00:35:03.520 --> 00:35:06.731
-Stay strong, you can do this.

1029
00:35:06.773 --> 00:35:10.235
-Says the one helping her mom
pack for her move.

1030
00:35:10.276 --> 00:35:11.986
-Point taken.

1031
00:35:12.028 --> 00:35:12.821
-[chuckles]

1032
00:35:14.239 --> 00:35:16.324
[Instrumental Christmas music]

1033
00:35:21.246 --> 00:35:23.331
-Oh. Hi.

1034
00:35:23.373 --> 00:35:25.041
This is a fun surprise.

1035
00:35:25.083 --> 00:35:27.043
Did you just come by
to say hello?

1036
00:35:27.085 --> 00:35:29.129
-I actually came to just grab
a box from the attic.

1037
00:35:29.170 --> 00:35:30.755
-Oh. Okay.

1038
00:35:30.797 --> 00:35:32.924
-But I can hang out for a bit.

1039
00:35:32.966 --> 00:35:34.092
-Well great.

1040
00:35:34.134 --> 00:35:36.261
You can help me address
the holiday cards.

1041
00:35:36.302 --> 00:35:37.595
-Are you serious?

1042
00:35:37.637 --> 00:35:39.097
I'm not even in
the holiday cards.

1043
00:35:39.139 --> 00:35:41.016
-Because I don't have a recent
photo of the four of us.

1044
00:35:41.057 --> 00:35:42.600
-Well, you could've
photoshopped me in.

1045
00:35:42.642 --> 00:35:44.936
-[sighs] Liz, who do
you think I am?

1046
00:35:44.978 --> 00:35:46.688
Some kind of computer wizard?

1047
00:35:46.730 --> 00:35:49.899
-No. I just want you to
apologize for leaving me out.

1048
00:35:49.941 --> 00:35:51.109
-[sighs]

1049
00:35:51.151 --> 00:35:54.154
I don't leave you out.
You leave yourself out.

1050
00:35:54.195 --> 00:35:56.364
You refuse to be a part
of this family.

1051
00:35:59.617 --> 00:36:01.036
-I'm gonna grab that box.

1052
00:36:25.602 --> 00:36:27.020
-Oh.

1053
00:36:27.062 --> 00:36:28.855
-My half of the friendship
bracelets.

1054
00:36:28.897 --> 00:36:30.523
All the letters
my dad sent me.

1055
00:36:30.565 --> 00:36:31.399
-[chuckles]

1056
00:36:33.234 --> 00:36:36.279
-Hey, why did you save
your Stanford rejection letter?

1057
00:36:36.321 --> 00:36:38.073
-Hmm, I don't know.
Motivation?

1058
00:36:41.034 --> 00:36:41.951
-Our yearbook.

1059
00:36:44.079 --> 00:36:44.913
Aww.

1060
00:36:46.539 --> 00:36:47.415
[both chuckle]

1061
00:36:50.627 --> 00:36:52.921
Jingle Ball royalty.

1062
00:36:52.962 --> 00:36:54.923
-Except it turns out
Karly cheated.

1063
00:36:54.964 --> 00:36:56.424
-She probably
would've won anyway.

1064
00:36:56.466 --> 00:36:58.093
-I know.

1065
00:36:58.134 --> 00:37:00.303
She was Jingle Ball queen,
Prom queen, Homecoming queen.

1066
00:37:00.345 --> 00:37:01.763
-Mm-hmm.

1067
00:37:01.805 --> 00:37:02.931
Oh.

1068
00:37:02.972 --> 00:37:04.557
-And Chris was
hockey team captain

1069
00:37:04.599 --> 00:37:06.142
and student body president.

1070
00:37:06.184 --> 00:37:07.310
I mean, I think there's, like...

1071
00:37:07.352 --> 00:37:10.563
a single photo of us
in this entire book.

1072
00:37:10.605 --> 00:37:12.232
-[sighs]
Yeah.

1073
00:37:12.273 --> 00:37:14.609
-Should we have done
high school differently?

1074
00:37:14.651 --> 00:37:15.694
-Differently how?

1075
00:37:15.735 --> 00:37:17.237
-I don't know.

1076
00:37:17.278 --> 00:37:20.532
Joined a club, played a sport,
gone to a dance.

1077
00:37:20.573 --> 00:37:22.951
-I wanted to go to all the
dances but you didn't wanna go.

1078
00:37:22.992 --> 00:37:24.077
-Well why didn't you go
without me?

1079
00:37:24.119 --> 00:37:25.662
-I didn't want you
to feel left out.

1080
00:37:28.456 --> 00:37:31.334
And it wouldn't have been fun
without you anyway. So...

1081
00:37:33.545 --> 00:37:34.170
[phone chimes]

1082
00:37:34.212 --> 00:37:35.213
[phone alert pings]

1083
00:37:40.510 --> 00:37:42.012
[both chuckle]

1084
00:37:44.264 --> 00:37:45.640
-Just loves a group hang.

1085
00:37:47.017 --> 00:37:48.476
-Sure does.

1086
00:37:49.853 --> 00:37:52.188
[upbeat music]

1087
00:37:55.191 --> 00:37:55.775
-Hey!

1088
00:37:55.817 --> 00:37:56.443
-You okay?

1089
00:37:56.484 --> 00:37:58.028
-Yup!

1090
00:37:58.069 --> 00:38:00.196
Why don't you guys,
uh, go without me.

1091
00:38:00.238 --> 00:38:01.531
-No. We'll stick together.

1092
00:38:01.573 --> 00:38:03.033
-No, really.

1093
00:38:03.074 --> 00:38:04.784
I mean, skate a few laps
'cause I think these skates...

1094
00:38:04.826 --> 00:38:07.454
yeah, they're broken, and
I'm just gonna tighten them.

1095
00:38:07.495 --> 00:38:08.455
So...

1096
00:38:08.496 --> 00:38:09.205
-Are you sure?

1097
00:38:09.247 --> 00:38:09.873
-Whoa!

1098
00:38:09.914 --> 00:38:10.707
-Okay, alright.

1099
00:38:10.749 --> 00:38:12.125
-All good! All good!

1100
00:38:12.167 --> 00:38:13.043
-You need a hand,
let me help you up.

1101
00:38:13.084 --> 00:38:14.419
-You heard her, she's fine.

1102
00:38:14.461 --> 00:38:15.670
-I'm good. Okay.

1103
00:38:15.712 --> 00:38:16.504
-You're positive.

1104
00:38:16.546 --> 00:38:17.630
-Have fun!

1105
00:38:17.672 --> 00:38:19.132
-Okay, we'll be close by
if you need us.

1106
00:38:24.721 --> 00:38:27.599
Liz, wait.
You can skate.

1107
00:38:27.640 --> 00:38:28.975
-You can too.
-I mean...

1108
00:38:29.017 --> 00:38:31.436
-Did that come
from playing hockey?

1109
00:38:31.478 --> 00:38:34.272
I was looking at our senior
yearbook today.

1110
00:38:34.314 --> 00:38:37.317
I was reminded that you were
hockey team captain.

1111
00:38:37.359 --> 00:38:38.693
-[chuckles]

1112
00:38:38.735 --> 00:38:40.779
-And student body president.
And Jingle Ball king.

1113
00:38:40.820 --> 00:38:42.030
-Yeah.

1114
00:38:43.198 --> 00:38:45.033
On the endless teenage quest
for validation.

1115
00:38:45.075 --> 00:38:47.702
-Yeah, well you were
Chris Silver.

1116
00:38:47.744 --> 00:38:49.079
-That was what I was.

1117
00:38:50.288 --> 00:38:56.294
But now I'm just Chris,
living in Weston.

1118
00:38:56.336 --> 00:38:58.171
Teaching at our old high school.

1119
00:38:58.213 --> 00:38:59.923
-And that's not enough for you?

1120
00:38:59.964 --> 00:39:01.716
-Uh... yeah. I mean,
it is.

1121
00:39:01.758 --> 00:39:04.719
I love teaching, I do. I just...
sometimes feel like...

1122
00:39:07.180 --> 00:39:09.307
maybe I could've done more
with my life.

1123
00:39:09.349 --> 00:39:10.517
-Why do you feel that?

1124
00:39:12.227 --> 00:39:13.728
-You wanna know?
-Mm-hmm.

1125
00:39:15.313 --> 00:39:18.066
-My dad was a decorated
Marine and a self-made man.

1126
00:39:18.108 --> 00:39:20.944
He always taught me
to be the best.

1127
00:39:20.985 --> 00:39:25.740
He said... unless
you're a lead dog,

1128
00:39:25.782 --> 00:39:27.534
the scenery never changes.

1129
00:39:27.575 --> 00:39:29.119
-I get that.

1130
00:39:29.160 --> 00:39:31.037
My parents divorced
when I was younger,

1131
00:39:31.079 --> 00:39:32.455
my dad remarried,
moved away.

1132
00:39:32.497 --> 00:39:33.873
-Oh, man.

1133
00:39:33.915 --> 00:39:35.625
-As a child I told myself
that if I was good enough

1134
00:39:35.667 --> 00:39:39.838
or successful enough or...
something enough...

1135
00:39:39.879 --> 00:39:41.131
he'd come back.

1136
00:39:42.590 --> 00:39:43.717
Luckily as an adult

1137
00:39:43.758 --> 00:39:46.678
I have absolutely no need
for validation.

1138
00:39:46.720 --> 00:39:48.555
-Of course.

1139
00:39:48.596 --> 00:39:49.347
Me too.

1140
00:39:51.057 --> 00:39:54.227
[romantic music swells]

1141
00:40:04.863 --> 00:40:06.197
-You okay?

1142
00:40:07.407 --> 00:40:08.533
-Yeah. Do you wanna go get a...

1143
00:40:08.575 --> 00:40:09.576
[screams]

1144
00:40:09.617 --> 00:40:10.577
-Ow.

1145
00:40:11.911 --> 00:40:15.248
-Liz! No, no, no...

1146
00:40:15.707 --> 00:40:17.167
-You alright?

1147
00:40:17.208 --> 00:40:18.793
-Please, it's okay.
I'm fine, really.

1148
00:40:18.835 --> 00:40:19.794
-Give me a second.

1149
00:40:19.836 --> 00:40:20.920
-[winces]
Ooh.

1150
00:40:20.962 --> 00:40:23.089
-It hurts, doesn't it? Okay.

1151
00:40:23.131 --> 00:40:25.050
Look, there is a bit
of swelling.

1152
00:40:25.091 --> 00:40:27.052
It might be a light sprain.

1153
00:40:27.093 --> 00:40:28.136
-It's better than that time

1154
00:40:28.178 --> 00:40:29.721
you jumped into that cake.
Remember?

1155
00:40:29.763 --> 00:40:31.056
-Jumped into a cake?

1156
00:40:31.097 --> 00:40:32.182
-Yeah, you had to be there.

1157
00:40:34.309 --> 00:40:36.061
-I feel like you guys have a
lot of "you had to be there's".

1158
00:40:36.102 --> 00:40:37.020
Don't you?

1159
00:40:37.062 --> 00:40:38.188
-Yeah.
-Yeah.

1160
00:40:38.897 --> 00:40:39.773
-Look, I'm gonna leave
this here.

1161
00:40:39.814 --> 00:40:41.274
-Oh.

1162
00:40:41.316 --> 00:40:42.650
-This is gonna keep
your foot warm.

1163
00:40:42.692 --> 00:40:44.194
-Thanks.

1164
00:40:44.235 --> 00:40:46.654
-I know you're okay...
and I am gonna get you some ice.

1165
00:40:46.696 --> 00:40:48.239
Elevate your gloved foot,
if you don't mind.

1166
00:40:48.281 --> 00:40:49.115
-Thank you.

1167
00:40:49.157 --> 00:40:50.325
-I'll be right back.

1168
00:40:52.744 --> 00:40:54.120
-You sure you're okay?

1169
00:40:54.162 --> 00:40:56.164
-Nothing bruised but my ego.

1170
00:40:56.206 --> 00:40:58.291
-Well, were you having fun
with Chris before that?

1171
00:40:58.333 --> 00:41:00.251
-It was fine. Whatever.

1172
00:41:01.795 --> 00:41:04.422
Naomi, I'm not into him.

1173
00:41:04.464 --> 00:41:04.964
-Really?

1174
00:41:05.006 --> 00:41:06.716
-Yeah, really.

1175
00:41:06.758 --> 00:41:09.052
He's cute in a high school
throwback kinda way,

1176
00:41:09.094 --> 00:41:10.136
but that's it.

1177
00:41:10.178 --> 00:41:13.139
-Hm. Okay.

1178
00:41:13.181 --> 00:41:15.266
-Alright, alright.

1179
00:41:15.308 --> 00:41:16.434
Let's get your gloved foot
outta here.

1180
00:41:17.560 --> 00:41:18.561
Come on.

1181
00:41:20.438 --> 00:41:23.024
-You know what?
You guys skate.

1182
00:41:23.066 --> 00:41:24.192
-No, no, no.
Come on, let's get you home.

1183
00:41:24.234 --> 00:41:25.944
-Oh...
-We're not gonna leave you.

1184
00:41:25.985 --> 00:41:27.320
-Go have fun.

1185
00:41:29.072 --> 00:41:30.949
-Okay. You sure?

1186
00:41:30.990 --> 00:41:31.825
-Yeah.
-You heard her.

1187
00:41:31.866 --> 00:41:32.826
-Sure.

1188
00:41:37.414 --> 00:41:38.665
-We will only be a moment.
Alright. Easy.

1189
00:41:38.707 --> 00:41:39.666
-Okay.

1190
00:41:39.708 --> 00:41:40.458
[both laughing]

1191
00:41:40.500 --> 00:41:41.835
-Bye, love you!
-Bye.

1192
00:41:41.876 --> 00:41:42.794
-[Chris] I gotcha.

1193
00:41:43.336 --> 00:41:44.504
-[Naomi] It's been a while.

1194
00:41:44.546 --> 00:41:46.006
-Yeah, just don't look down.
Look at me.

1195
00:41:46.047 --> 00:41:47.007
You gotta distract yourself.
-Uh huh.

1196
00:41:47.048 --> 00:41:48.091
-You understand?

1197
00:41:48.133 --> 00:41:49.342
Don't think about
your skates.

1198
00:41:49.384 --> 00:41:50.885
Think about that high school
crush you had.

1199
00:41:50.927 --> 00:41:54.014
-You're still talking about
that, it was nothing.

1200
00:41:54.055 --> 00:41:57.308
-Why are you blushing,
cheek Pinocchio?

1201
00:41:57.350 --> 00:41:59.519
-Okay, okay.
Alright, alright.

1202
00:41:59.561 --> 00:42:00.854
Just... let's get back
to the crush.

1203
00:42:00.895 --> 00:42:02.981
That seemed to work.
Keep yourself distracted.

1204
00:42:03.023 --> 00:42:04.149
-What's there to say?

1205
00:42:04.190 --> 00:42:07.068
I mean it was just
teenage daydreams.

1206
00:42:07.110 --> 00:42:10.280
You'd pass me a note in the
hallway, stop by my locker.

1207
00:42:10.321 --> 00:42:11.573
-[chuckles]

1208
00:42:11.614 --> 00:42:14.617
-We'd go for ice cream
or to the movies.

1209
00:42:14.659 --> 00:42:16.703
It was more about you
finally seeing me.

1210
00:42:16.745 --> 00:42:18.288
You know?

1211
00:42:18.329 --> 00:42:20.248
You picking me and me
feeling special.

1212
00:42:20.290 --> 00:42:21.458
Because...

1213
00:42:23.376 --> 00:42:24.753
-'Cause I was Chris Silver.

1214
00:42:26.963 --> 00:42:28.715
-Yeah. We should get...

1215
00:42:30.258 --> 00:42:32.427
-You okay?
-Mm-hmm.

1216
00:42:42.979 --> 00:42:45.065
-You've been Chris'd.

1217
00:42:45.106 --> 00:42:46.649
-I'm sorry.

1218
00:42:46.691 --> 00:42:49.611
-Why are you apologizing?
I'm happy for you.

1219
00:42:49.652 --> 00:42:52.530
You're into him and I already
told you that I'm not.

1220
00:42:52.572 --> 00:42:54.240
Plus it was obvious you two
would have a thing.

1221
00:42:54.282 --> 00:42:55.825
-No, it wasn't a thing.

1222
00:42:55.867 --> 00:42:58.244
It was just a heat of the moment
mistletoe kiss.

1223
00:42:58.286 --> 00:42:59.162
-Ooh! Mistletoe Chris.

1224
00:42:59.204 --> 00:42:59.996
-[chuckle]

1225
00:43:01.373 --> 00:43:01.998
-But really, you have
my blessing.

1226
00:43:03.416 --> 00:43:04.918
So?

1227
00:43:04.959 --> 00:43:07.087
Was it everything we ever
dreamed of?

1228
00:43:07.128 --> 00:43:09.839
-No. It was nothing.

1229
00:43:09.881 --> 00:43:10.840
-Oh. Okay.

1230
00:43:13.885 --> 00:43:14.678
Come on.

1231
00:43:28.233 --> 00:43:30.902
["Silent Night" Instrumental]

1232
00:44:07.939 --> 00:44:10.233
*

1233
00:44:39.095 --> 00:44:45.560
* Snow outside
Christmas lights *

1234
00:44:45.602 --> 00:44:49.731
* Singing on the radio

1235
00:44:49.773 --> 00:44:53.318
* All the songs we know.

1236
00:44:53.360 --> 00:44:54.569
* I can't wait to be...

1237
00:44:54.611 --> 00:44:56.071
-Hey Liz.

1238
00:44:56.112 --> 00:44:57.906
-Hey!

1239
00:44:57.947 --> 00:44:59.532
Doing some last-minute
shopping?

1240
00:44:59.574 --> 00:45:02.327
-Actually, this is my store.
This and the gift shop on Elm.

1241
00:45:02.369 --> 00:45:04.412
-Oh, I love that place.
Here too.

1242
00:45:04.454 --> 00:45:06.456
I mean, I want everything
in here.

1243
00:45:06.498 --> 00:45:07.707
-Of course, it makes sense.

1244
00:45:07.749 --> 00:45:09.125
-What do you mean?

1245
00:45:09.167 --> 00:45:11.795
-Just that you've always had
stellar style.

1246
00:45:11.836 --> 00:45:14.506
Even in 2004, you pulled off
Juicy Velour tracksuits

1247
00:45:14.547 --> 00:45:15.840
and trucker hats.

1248
00:45:15.882 --> 00:45:18.301
-Well, uh, thank you.

1249
00:45:18.343 --> 00:45:21.554
But I am very, very glad
those days are behind us.

1250
00:45:21.596 --> 00:45:22.722
-Me too.

1251
00:45:25.058 --> 00:45:26.768
-You know, I'm sorry.
I'm understaffed today.

1252
00:45:26.810 --> 00:45:28.269
I should get back
to the floor.

1253
00:45:28.311 --> 00:45:30.730
Oh! But the crew's doing
Christmas karaoke tonight.

1254
00:45:30.772 --> 00:45:32.482
Brews Brothers around 7:00?

1255
00:45:32.524 --> 00:45:34.025
-Yeah, I'll see if Naomi's free.

1256
00:45:34.067 --> 00:45:36.444
-But even if she's not,
come hang.

1257
00:45:36.486 --> 00:45:38.363
-Yeah. Totally.

1258
00:45:38.405 --> 00:45:40.240
-Good. It'll be fun.

1259
00:45:40.281 --> 00:45:40.782
I'll see you there.

1260
00:45:40.824 --> 00:45:41.700
-Sounds good.

1261
00:45:44.327 --> 00:45:47.288
[cheerful music]

1262
00:45:53.628 --> 00:45:55.380
-Wrapping my present?

1263
00:45:55.422 --> 00:45:56.798
-My mom's wrapping
all the presents

1264
00:45:56.840 --> 00:45:59.592
so she can pack
the wrapping paper.

1265
00:45:59.634 --> 00:46:01.553
-So Liz, how was shopping?

1266
00:46:01.594 --> 00:46:03.138
-Good. Main Street is poppin'.

1267
00:46:03.179 --> 00:46:04.681
Oh, and you know
that boutique we love?

1268
00:46:04.723 --> 00:46:05.890
Karly owns it.

1269
00:46:05.932 --> 00:46:07.434
-Yes, that makes sense.

1270
00:46:07.475 --> 00:46:08.518
-So, what's the plan for today?

1271
00:46:08.560 --> 00:46:10.228
-This...

1272
00:46:10.270 --> 00:46:12.814
and then we're debating either
a Christmas movie or baking,

1273
00:46:12.856 --> 00:46:16.151
and then... I actually have
plans later.

1274
00:46:16.693 --> 00:46:17.819
-I actually have plans too.

1275
00:46:18.611 --> 00:46:19.988
-Oh! Cool.

1276
00:46:20.030 --> 00:46:21.197
-Yeah. Cool.

1277
00:46:22.574 --> 00:46:23.783
-Cool.

1278
00:46:25.785 --> 00:46:27.912
[light cheery music]

1279
00:46:28.997 --> 00:46:30.206
[whispering]
-It's a lot of chocolate.
-So much chocolate.

1280
00:46:30.248 --> 00:46:30.749
-Thank you.

1281
00:46:30.790 --> 00:46:32.334
-You're welcome.

1282
00:46:32.375 --> 00:46:34.753
-I know your first thought
when you have chocolate is...

1283
00:46:34.794 --> 00:46:36.129
I would love some cheese.

1284
00:46:36.171 --> 00:46:37.172
-[laughs]

1285
00:46:37.213 --> 00:46:40.467
I mean, I love anything
with cheese.

1286
00:46:40.508 --> 00:46:44.012
But it's not vegan so should...

1287
00:46:44.054 --> 00:46:44.929
-Come here.

1288
00:46:44.971 --> 00:46:45.764
-What?

1289
00:46:47.098 --> 00:46:49.309
-It's vegan.
Whole place is vegan.

1290
00:46:49.351 --> 00:46:51.686
Yeah, they just don't advertise
it so that people don't hate it.

1291
00:46:51.728 --> 00:46:53.521
-[chuckles]
Secret vegans?

1292
00:46:53.563 --> 00:46:55.273
-Mm-hmm.
That's right.

1293
00:46:55.315 --> 00:46:56.358
-That's amazing.

1294
00:46:56.399 --> 00:46:57.859
-I know.

1295
00:46:57.901 --> 00:46:59.819
-So, how long have
you been vegan?

1296
00:46:59.861 --> 00:47:01.237
-Since leaving the forces.

1297
00:47:02.655 --> 00:47:03.490
-Really?

1298
00:47:03.531 --> 00:47:04.657
-Yeah.

1299
00:47:04.699 --> 00:47:07.077
-Wow. What inspired that?

1300
00:47:07.118 --> 00:47:09.162
-It just, um...

1301
00:47:09.204 --> 00:47:11.790
it felt like the right thing
to do.

1302
00:47:11.831 --> 00:47:13.208
Felt like who I wanted to be,
you know?

1303
00:47:13.249 --> 00:47:15.835
I spent my whole life trying
to be other people

1304
00:47:15.877 --> 00:47:17.420
and worrying about what
other people thought of me.

1305
00:47:17.462 --> 00:47:20.632
And this just felt like
something, um... just for me.

1306
00:47:20.674 --> 00:47:24.719
-I get that.
I'm impressed.

1307
00:47:24.761 --> 00:47:27.138
I mean, it's hard to go
against the tide

1308
00:47:27.180 --> 00:47:30.266
and it's even harder to know
who you wanna be.

1309
00:47:31.601 --> 00:47:34.229
-Yeah. You're right.

1310
00:47:34.270 --> 00:47:35.772
Thank you, that means
a lot actually.

1311
00:47:35.814 --> 00:47:37.315
-[chuckles]
Yeah.

1312
00:47:37.357 --> 00:47:39.025
-What about you?

1313
00:47:39.067 --> 00:47:41.403
Did you always wanna be
a visionary entrepreneur?

1314
00:47:41.444 --> 00:47:42.278
-It's that what I am?

1315
00:47:42.320 --> 00:47:43.279
-Mm-hmm.
-No.

1316
00:47:43.321 --> 00:47:44.823
-Mm-hmm.

1317
00:47:44.864 --> 00:47:49.619
-Um... no. Actually, I never
knew what I wanted to be.

1318
00:47:49.661 --> 00:47:51.079
-Really?

1319
00:47:51.121 --> 00:47:53.123
-I don't know, all my dreams
were kid dreams.

1320
00:47:53.164 --> 00:47:54.290
-Hmm.

1321
00:47:54.332 --> 00:47:57.293
-Open up the flower shop,
own the bakery.

1322
00:47:57.335 --> 00:47:59.170
It's silly.

1323
00:47:59.212 --> 00:48:00.255
-No, these are great dreams.
What are you talking about?

1324
00:48:00.296 --> 00:48:01.423
-Yeah?

1325
00:48:01.464 --> 00:48:02.924
-Yes.

1326
00:48:02.966 --> 00:48:04.509
How'd you get to,
uh, Best Pal though?

1327
00:48:04.551 --> 00:48:06.052
-Liz.

1328
00:48:06.094 --> 00:48:09.764
She always has these great,
big ideas and...

1329
00:48:09.806 --> 00:48:13.268
so I hitched my wagon
to hers and...

1330
00:48:13.309 --> 00:48:14.519
let her drag me along.

1331
00:48:17.105 --> 00:48:20.233
-Something tells me nobody
drags you along, Naomi.

1332
00:48:20.275 --> 00:48:22.235
I have no doubt
that she needed you

1333
00:48:22.277 --> 00:48:24.029
just as much as
you needed her.

1334
00:48:26.322 --> 00:48:27.282
-Thanks.

1335
00:48:29.367 --> 00:48:30.326
-Just my thought.

1336
00:48:35.415 --> 00:48:36.458
-So no senior trip?

1337
00:48:36.499 --> 00:48:37.584
-Nope.

1338
00:48:37.625 --> 00:48:38.168
-A football game?

1339
00:48:38.209 --> 00:48:39.169
-Nope.

1340
00:48:39.210 --> 00:48:40.837
-Prom?

1341
00:48:40.879 --> 00:48:42.964
-No, none of it.
I didn't go to a single thing.

1342
00:48:43.006 --> 00:48:45.592
-Alright. Who's ready
for some merry-a-oke?

1343
00:48:45.633 --> 00:48:46.926
[crowd cheers]

1344
00:48:46.968 --> 00:48:48.970
-Yes please! I'm in.

1345
00:48:49.012 --> 00:48:50.263
-We're gonna start
with Jingle Bells.

1346
00:48:50.305 --> 00:48:51.514
Ready? Here we go.

1347
00:48:51.556 --> 00:48:53.725
-So... why? Was it because
you were too cool?

1348
00:48:53.767 --> 00:48:55.518
-Me? Too cool?

1349
00:48:55.560 --> 00:48:58.146
Those two words have never
been uttered in sequence.

1350
00:48:58.188 --> 00:49:01.483
-Really? You always seemed
too cool.

1351
00:49:01.524 --> 00:49:02.984
Honestly, I was jealous of you.

1352
00:49:03.026 --> 00:49:04.194
-You were jealous of me?

1353
00:49:04.235 --> 00:49:06.112
-Yeah.

1354
00:49:06.154 --> 00:49:08.406
You just always seemed
to have such a clear sense

1355
00:49:08.448 --> 00:49:09.783
of who you were.

1356
00:49:09.824 --> 00:49:11.993
You seemed so self-assured.

1357
00:49:12.035 --> 00:49:13.870
-I must've faked it really well

1358
00:49:13.912 --> 00:49:16.206
because I was a flailing
ball of insecurity.

1359
00:49:16.247 --> 00:49:18.208
I felt like I didn't
belong anywhere.

1360
00:49:18.249 --> 00:49:19.542
-What?

1361
00:49:19.584 --> 00:49:20.877
-Honestly, I was jealous
of you.

1362
00:49:20.919 --> 00:49:23.004
-Jealous of me?

1363
00:49:23.046 --> 00:49:25.840
I cheated to be
Jingle Ball queen.

1364
00:49:25.882 --> 00:49:27.842
-It wasn't about being
Jingle Ball queen.

1365
00:49:27.884 --> 00:49:30.929
I was jealous because you
hosted Jingle Ball.

1366
00:49:30.970 --> 00:49:33.932
It was the social event of
the year and you gave that

1367
00:49:33.973 --> 00:49:36.142
to everyone, helped by
your friends,

1368
00:49:36.184 --> 00:49:38.019
and I... I wanted that.

1369
00:49:38.061 --> 00:49:39.521
I... wanted to be able
to feel like

1370
00:49:39.562 --> 00:49:41.398
I had something
to give back.

1371
00:49:41.439 --> 00:49:44.234
-Well... you have it now,
so do it.

1372
00:49:44.275 --> 00:49:45.527
-Yeah, do it.

1373
00:49:45.568 --> 00:49:46.903
-Do what? [chuckles]

1374
00:49:46.945 --> 00:49:48.905
-Throw us a Jingle Ball!

1375
00:49:48.947 --> 00:49:50.281
We always have an unofficial
class reunion

1376
00:49:50.323 --> 00:49:52.075
the night before Christmas Eve.

1377
00:49:52.867 --> 00:49:54.661
You could host Jingle Ball!

1378
00:49:54.703 --> 00:49:56.246
-No. No, no, no, no, no.

1379
00:49:56.287 --> 00:49:57.330
-Yes.

1380
00:49:57.372 --> 00:49:58.540
-Why not?

1381
00:49:58.581 --> 00:50:00.291
-Yes.

1382
00:50:00.333 --> 00:50:01.334
-I'm sure Chris could get us
the high school gym.

1383
00:50:01.376 --> 00:50:03.920
-He definitely can.
-Oh, come on!

1384
00:50:03.962 --> 00:50:06.756
[chanting] Jingle Ball!
Jingle Ball!

1385
00:50:06.798 --> 00:50:09.801
[crowd chants] Jingle Ball!
Jingle Ball!

1386
00:50:09.843 --> 00:50:13.179
[chanting] Jingle Ball!
Jingle Ball!

1387
00:50:13.221 --> 00:50:16.016
-Hey. What's going on
over here?

1388
00:50:16.057 --> 00:50:17.475
-I'm hosting Jingle Ball!

1389
00:50:17.517 --> 00:50:19.269
-Yay!!!
-[glasses clink]

1390
00:50:28.361 --> 00:50:30.739
-[voice on video] Ensure
your log is clean and dry.

1391
00:50:30.780 --> 00:50:34.242
If needed, brush off any dirt
or debris with a towel.

1392
00:50:34.284 --> 00:50:36.578
-How are we failing
at this so hard?

1393
00:50:36.619 --> 00:50:38.496
This looks nothing
like a Menorah.

1394
00:50:38.538 --> 00:50:41.041
-It's because we haven't put
on the shelf mushrooms yet.

1395
00:50:41.082 --> 00:50:42.292
-Maybe we should just quit this

1396
00:50:42.334 --> 00:50:44.294
and watch a DIY on throwing
a dance.

1397
00:50:44.336 --> 00:50:45.670
-Yeah, you could definitely use
some pointers.

1398
00:50:47.047 --> 00:50:48.298
No. I just...

1399
00:50:48.340 --> 00:50:49.716
I mean 'cause you've never been
to a dance.

1400
00:50:49.758 --> 00:50:51.426
I mean, you've never even wanted
to go to a dance.

1401
00:50:54.179 --> 00:50:56.931
-Actually, I wanted to go
to all of them.

1402
00:50:56.973 --> 00:50:58.183
-What?

1403
00:50:59.017 --> 00:51:00.810
Well why didn't we?

1404
00:51:00.852 --> 00:51:01.895
-I don't know.

1405
00:51:01.936 --> 00:51:03.021
I knew that if we went,

1406
00:51:03.063 --> 00:51:04.397
you'd constantly be asked
to dance

1407
00:51:04.439 --> 00:51:05.857
while I'd be left standing
there alone.

1408
00:51:10.862 --> 00:51:12.280
[notification alert]

1409
00:51:12.322 --> 00:51:13.782
-Why don't you invite him
to Hanukkah?

1410
00:51:13.823 --> 00:51:16.659
-No. Really?

1411
00:51:16.701 --> 00:51:18.286
-The more the merrier.

1412
00:51:18.828 --> 00:51:19.704
-Okay.

1413
00:51:25.627 --> 00:51:28.755
-So? What's the deal
with you two?

1414
00:51:28.797 --> 00:51:30.090
-I don't know.

1415
00:51:30.131 --> 00:51:32.384
He's... amazing.

1416
00:51:32.425 --> 00:51:37.013
He's so empathetic
and kind and sweet and...

1417
00:51:37.055 --> 00:51:39.099
I kind of wonder
if he's the one.

1418
00:51:39.140 --> 00:51:40.642
[small chuckle]

1419
00:51:40.684 --> 00:51:41.434
-The one?

1420
00:51:41.476 --> 00:51:42.394
-Yeah.

1421
00:51:42.435 --> 00:51:44.854
-[laughs]
You've been on one date.

1422
00:51:44.896 --> 00:51:46.314
-Well, yeah.

1423
00:51:46.356 --> 00:51:47.857
But I've known him
for, like, 20 years.

1424
00:51:47.899 --> 00:51:49.150
-From a distance.

1425
00:51:49.192 --> 00:51:51.277
In reality, you barely
know this man.

1426
00:51:52.737 --> 00:51:53.446
[notification alert]

1427
00:51:56.241 --> 00:51:58.368
-So, Jingle Ball.
What's the deal?

1428
00:51:58.410 --> 00:51:59.536
What can I help with?

1429
00:51:59.577 --> 00:52:01.413
-Oh, it's fine.
Karly's helping me.

1430
00:52:04.582 --> 00:52:05.583
-Great.

1431
00:52:10.255 --> 00:52:12.882
-Oh! I have so many
memories here.

1432
00:52:12.924 --> 00:52:15.677
My first dance.
My first kiss.

1433
00:52:15.719 --> 00:52:17.220
My first break up.

1434
00:52:17.262 --> 00:52:19.723
Oh, and I remember
the Jingle Ball.

1435
00:52:19.764 --> 00:52:21.516
And Mr. Fray announcing
I had won

1436
00:52:21.558 --> 00:52:24.853
and being so afraid people
would know I cheated.

1437
00:52:24.894 --> 00:52:27.355
-Why did you cheat?

1438
00:52:27.397 --> 00:52:29.941
-I guess I felt like I had
to be queen.

1439
00:52:29.983 --> 00:52:31.901
Like, who would I be without it?

1440
00:52:31.943 --> 00:52:33.695
-Yeah, I feel that.

1441
00:52:33.737 --> 00:52:35.739
I mean, I feel that way about
my company.

1442
00:52:35.780 --> 00:52:37.115
My success.

1443
00:52:37.157 --> 00:52:39.492
Like... who am I without it?

1444
00:52:41.202 --> 00:52:45.040
Anyway. So... DJ
on the stage.

1445
00:52:45.081 --> 00:52:46.583
-Mm-hmm.

1446
00:52:46.624 --> 00:52:49.252
-Bar over here next
to a table of nibbles.

1447
00:52:49.294 --> 00:52:50.920
-Oh, and Ryan's
wife's a caterer.

1448
00:52:50.962 --> 00:52:52.422
-Oh! Perfect.
-Yeah.

1449
00:52:52.464 --> 00:52:53.840
Oh! We should do
a photo-booth.

1450
00:52:53.882 --> 00:52:56.092
Dina Frank is a photographer
so that's covered.

1451
00:52:56.134 --> 00:52:57.510
-Okay.
-Yeah.

1452
00:52:57.552 --> 00:53:00.722
-I can see it all.
What about a theme?

1453
00:53:00.764 --> 00:53:02.932
-Jingle Ball is always
holiday-themed.

1454
00:53:02.974 --> 00:53:04.934
-How about early 2000's.

1455
00:53:04.976 --> 00:53:06.895
-Yes!

1456
00:53:06.936 --> 00:53:08.355
-Frosted lip gloss, lace-up
jeans, bedazzled everything.

1457
00:53:08.396 --> 00:53:12.734
-Stop it. Oh, it's gonna be
so good.

1458
00:53:12.776 --> 00:53:15.278
So how do you feel about a
Jingle Ball queen and king?

1459
00:53:15.320 --> 00:53:16.946
-Yeah, I don't know.

1460
00:53:16.988 --> 00:53:19.407
I think that we're honestly
really past that at this point.

1461
00:53:19.449 --> 00:53:21.117
But... you know what?

1462
00:53:21.159 --> 00:53:23.953
Actually now that I think about
it, it's a really good idea.

1463
00:53:23.995 --> 00:53:25.205
-Oh, yay!

1464
00:53:25.246 --> 00:53:26.456
[laughs]

1465
00:53:29.834 --> 00:53:31.920
-It's so lovely to see you,
thank you for coming.

1466
00:53:31.961 --> 00:53:33.046
-Hey.
-One second.

1467
00:53:33.088 --> 00:53:35.173
-Hi.
-Hi.

1468
00:53:35.215 --> 00:53:36.341
-Hi.

1469
00:53:37.926 --> 00:53:38.968
-Oh, I see your mom.

1470
00:53:39.594 --> 00:53:40.720
-I love your earrings.

1471
00:53:40.762 --> 00:53:42.389
-You like? Karly lent them
to me.

1472
00:53:42.430 --> 00:53:43.682
-Oh. That was sweet of her.

1473
00:53:43.723 --> 00:53:45.016
-Yeah.

1474
00:53:45.058 --> 00:53:45.642
[both chuckle awkwardly]

1475
00:53:45.684 --> 00:53:46.559
-Hi.

1476
00:53:46.601 --> 00:53:47.394
-Hey.

1477
00:53:47.435 --> 00:53:48.978
-Thank you for having me.

1478
00:53:49.020 --> 00:53:51.231
I don't know if that's
a normal thing to do.

1479
00:53:51.272 --> 00:53:52.816
This is my very first Hanukkah.

1480
00:53:52.857 --> 00:53:53.900
-Yeah. Thank you.

1481
00:53:53.942 --> 00:53:54.943
It's my pleasure.

1482
00:53:54.984 --> 00:53:56.653
-Of course.

1483
00:53:56.695 --> 00:53:59.030
This is just a little something
to say that I've been, uh...

1484
00:53:59.072 --> 00:54:00.156
thinking about you.

1485
00:54:00.198 --> 00:54:02.492
-Thank you.
-It's my pleasure.

1486
00:54:02.534 --> 00:54:04.202
-I'm gonna go put these
in water.

1487
00:54:04.244 --> 00:54:05.203
-Oh, can you take mine too?

1488
00:54:05.245 --> 00:54:06.496
-Sure.
-Thank you.

1489
00:54:08.206 --> 00:54:09.040
-Hi.

1490
00:54:09.624 --> 00:54:10.417
-Hi.

1491
00:54:11.584 --> 00:54:13.586
Is it weird that I, uh...
I missed you?

1492
00:54:13.628 --> 00:54:16.589
-Hmm... no.
I kind of missed you too.

1493
00:54:18.049 --> 00:54:19.175
-Only kinda, huh?

1494
00:54:19.217 --> 00:54:20.844
-Just a little bit.

1495
00:54:20.885 --> 00:54:21.845
-Okay.

1496
00:54:23.471 --> 00:54:24.764
-[Mimi] Latkes are ready!

1497
00:54:28.435 --> 00:54:29.477
-You got something here,
let me get it.

1498
00:54:29.519 --> 00:54:32.355
-I do? What?
-I got it.

1499
00:54:32.397 --> 00:54:34.399
-I'll get us some latkes.
-Okay.

1500
00:54:49.080 --> 00:54:50.582
-I thought you were vegan.

1501
00:54:55.170 --> 00:54:56.546
-I am.

1502
00:54:57.630 --> 00:54:59.507
-Well I hate to be
the bearer of bad news,

1503
00:54:59.549 --> 00:55:02.802
but lox isn't a vegetable.
Maybe you're a pescatarian.

1504
00:55:07.265 --> 00:55:08.475
-No. I'm definitely a vegan.

1505
00:55:10.310 --> 00:55:12.103
-[sniffs]

1506
00:55:12.145 --> 00:55:13.563
Then why do you reek
like fish?

1507
00:55:21.780 --> 00:55:22.906
-What?

1508
00:55:22.947 --> 00:55:23.907
-I saw Chris eating lox.

1509
00:55:23.948 --> 00:55:25.241
-So?

1510
00:55:25.283 --> 00:55:27.369
-So it means he's not a vegan.

1511
00:55:27.410 --> 00:55:29.537
-Maybe he's a vegan who
eats fish occasionally.

1512
00:55:29.579 --> 00:55:31.456
-Yeah. A pescatarian.

1513
00:55:31.498 --> 00:55:33.291
But he says he's not
so he's lying.

1514
00:55:33.333 --> 00:55:34.834
-Why would anyone
lie about that?

1515
00:55:34.876 --> 00:55:36.086
-Exactly.

1516
00:55:36.127 --> 00:55:37.462
-Liz, you always do this.

1517
00:55:37.504 --> 00:55:38.588
-Do what? Out people
as pescatarians?

1518
00:55:38.630 --> 00:55:40.131
-No. Have me not go
to the dance

1519
00:55:40.173 --> 00:55:42.008
so that you don't have
to stand there alone.

1520
00:55:42.050 --> 00:55:44.344
-Okay. All I'm saying is that
you don't really know Chris-

1521
00:55:44.386 --> 00:55:50.934
-mas.
Oh, Christmas tree.

1522
00:55:50.975 --> 00:55:51.976
-How... happy...

1523
00:55:52.018 --> 00:55:54.354
-No.
-No?

1524
00:55:54.396 --> 00:55:55.689
-Is this normal for Hanukkah?

1525
00:55:55.730 --> 00:55:58.066
-Just being inclusive.

1526
00:55:58.108 --> 00:56:01.277
-So, uh, Karly asked me about
using the Christmas decorations

1527
00:56:01.319 --> 00:56:02.779
for the Jingle Ball.

1528
00:56:02.821 --> 00:56:05.949
And I was thinking, if you'd
like, I could, uh...

1529
00:56:05.990 --> 00:56:08.451
head up the decorating
committee.

1530
00:56:08.493 --> 00:56:10.120
I did do our senior year.

1531
00:56:10.161 --> 00:56:11.204
-Oh, that's so sweet.
-Yeah.

1532
00:56:11.246 --> 00:56:12.956
-I could help you if you want.
-Okay.

1533
00:56:12.997 --> 00:56:14.499
-I mean, Liz already said
she doesn't need my help.

1534
00:56:16.042 --> 00:56:16.876
-Sure.

1535
00:56:18.920 --> 00:56:19.671
-Cheers.
-Mmm.

1536
00:56:19.713 --> 00:56:21.172
-Cheers.
-To latkes.

1537
00:56:21.214 --> 00:56:22.132
-This looks good.
-Yeah.

1538
00:56:27.387 --> 00:56:29.055
-Oh. Thank you for
[clears throat]...

1539
00:56:29.097 --> 00:56:30.473
whatever this is.

1540
00:56:30.515 --> 00:56:31.766
-It's a handmade birch Menorah

1541
00:56:31.808 --> 00:56:33.852
that took me several hours
to make.

1542
00:56:33.893 --> 00:56:35.311
-I actually have a little
Hanukkah gift for you.

1543
00:56:35.353 --> 00:56:37.063
-Oh.

1544
00:56:37.105 --> 00:56:38.857
-I fixed our holiday card.

1545
00:56:38.898 --> 00:56:40.066
-How?

1546
00:56:40.108 --> 00:56:41.276
-You're in it now.

1547
00:56:41.317 --> 00:56:43.236
-Yeah, in the corner
like an afterthought.

1548
00:56:43.278 --> 00:56:44.696
And my eyes are closed.

1549
00:56:45.947 --> 00:56:48.074
-Believe me, it was the best one
in the bunch.

1550
00:56:48.116 --> 00:56:50.368
You know, nothing I do is
good enough for you. Is it?

1551
00:56:50.410 --> 00:56:52.328
-Why do you always say that?

1552
00:56:52.370 --> 00:56:54.080
-It's so nice to have an evening
where everybody gets along.

1553
00:56:54.122 --> 00:56:55.498
Isn't it?

1554
00:56:55.540 --> 00:56:57.250
It's a party after all.

1555
00:56:57.292 --> 00:56:58.835
Maybe it's, uh, time to light
the candles, don't you think?

1556
00:56:58.877 --> 00:57:01.755
Everybody, we're gonna light
the candles now!

1557
00:57:01.796 --> 00:57:03.465
And then we're gonna have a
dreidel contest for the ages.

1558
00:57:03.506 --> 00:57:04.924
So come on over
to the table.

1559
00:57:06.718 --> 00:57:09.554
-Thank you so much
for joining us tonight.

1560
00:57:09.596 --> 00:57:10.889
We are so happy
to be together.

1561
00:57:12.557 --> 00:57:13.475
-Would you like
to say something?

1562
00:57:13.516 --> 00:57:15.143
-Me?
-Mm-hmm.

1563
00:57:15.185 --> 00:57:17.270
-Okay. Um...

1564
00:57:17.312 --> 00:57:20.315
I know a lot of you don't know
what Hanukkah is about

1565
00:57:20.357 --> 00:57:24.694
but it's the festival of lights.
The season of miracles.

1566
00:57:24.736 --> 00:57:27.364
It's a celebration
of the spirit's ability

1567
00:57:27.405 --> 00:57:29.115
to find light in darkness.

1568
00:57:29.157 --> 00:57:33.536
It's a time of connection,
dedication, rededication,

1569
00:57:33.578 --> 00:57:35.038
which is the meaning
of Hanukkah.

1570
00:57:36.247 --> 00:57:37.040
[match strikes]

1571
00:57:38.917 --> 00:57:42.420
[all singing]
* Ba-ruch A-tah Ado-nai

1572
00:57:42.462 --> 00:57:46.549
* E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech ha-olam

1573
00:57:46.591 --> 00:57:50.512
* A-sher ki-de-sha-nu
be-mitz-vo-tav *

1574
00:57:50.553 --> 00:57:54.599
* Ve-tzi-va-nu le-had-lik

1575
00:57:54.641 --> 00:57:59.938
* ner Cha-nu-kah.
-[phone ringing]

1576
00:57:59.979 --> 00:58:01.189
-So close, one more.
No, two more.

1577
00:58:01.231 --> 00:58:03.024
-Oh!
-Oh.

1578
00:58:03.066 --> 00:58:04.067
-Hi. What's up?

1579
00:58:06.444 --> 00:58:11.324
-We have considered your offer
and would like to counter...

1580
00:58:11.366 --> 00:58:16.162
-Okay. Sure.
Thanks.

1581
00:58:16.204 --> 00:58:18.331
-What's wrong?

1582
00:58:18.373 --> 00:58:21.251
-That was the VC firm,
they're not giving us funding.

1583
00:58:21.292 --> 00:58:22.627
-Huh.

1584
00:58:22.669 --> 00:58:24.129
-Instead they wanna
buy Best Pal.

1585
00:58:35.682 --> 00:58:37.642
I don't wanna sell Best Pal.

1586
00:58:37.684 --> 00:58:39.436
It's not just my work,
it's my life,

1587
00:58:39.477 --> 00:58:40.979
my entire sense of identity.

1588
00:58:41.021 --> 00:58:43.732
-Well then maybe
our identities change.

1589
00:58:43.773 --> 00:58:44.733
-To what?

1590
00:58:44.774 --> 00:58:46.484
-I don't know.

1591
00:58:46.526 --> 00:58:48.361
I mean, you start a new company.

1592
00:58:48.403 --> 00:58:49.654
You're always thinking
of new ideas,

1593
00:58:49.696 --> 00:58:50.530
you're jotting them down.

1594
00:58:50.572 --> 00:58:52.157
-I don't get it.

1595
00:58:52.198 --> 00:58:54.284
Since when are you so eager
to leave Best Pal?

1596
00:58:54.325 --> 00:58:55.201
-I'm not!

1597
00:58:57.912 --> 00:58:59.456
I just think that maybe
we could both benefit

1598
00:58:59.497 --> 00:59:01.249
from something new.

1599
00:59:03.460 --> 00:59:06.004
-But something new together?

1600
00:59:09.591 --> 00:59:11.551
[peaceful music]

1601
00:59:14.137 --> 00:59:15.388
-[sighs]

1602
00:59:24.522 --> 00:59:26.232
[notification alerts]

1603
00:59:57.681 --> 01:00:00.266
[pensive music]

1604
01:00:03.853 --> 01:00:04.938
-Hey Mom.

1605
01:00:04.979 --> 01:00:06.356
-Good morning.

1606
01:00:06.398 --> 01:00:07.691
You can help me
with the stuffing.

1607
01:00:07.732 --> 01:00:10.568
I'm prepping Christmas dinner.

1608
01:00:10.610 --> 01:00:12.487
You told me I'd need
the pans.

1609
01:00:12.529 --> 01:00:14.739
-Sometimes I'm right.

1610
01:00:14.781 --> 01:00:16.783
-So honey, I wanted
to talk to you.

1611
01:00:16.825 --> 01:00:18.243
I gave our conversation
more thought

1612
01:00:18.284 --> 01:00:21.246
and I realized your concerns
are valid.

1613
01:00:21.287 --> 01:00:24.833
California is expensive,
amongst other things.

1614
01:00:24.874 --> 01:00:26.751
-Yay!

1615
01:00:26.793 --> 01:00:28.753
So you're not moving then?

1616
01:00:28.795 --> 01:00:31.589
-No, of course I'm moving.
But I had an even better idea.

1617
01:00:32.799 --> 01:00:35.510
I could move in with you.

1618
01:00:35.552 --> 01:00:38.221
Now I know it's not conventional
but it makes so much sense.

1619
01:00:38.263 --> 01:00:41.099
Why pay for two places
when we can split one?

1620
01:00:41.141 --> 01:00:42.600
So I'll sell the house,
you sell your condo,

1621
01:00:42.642 --> 01:00:45.103
and we'll pool our resources
to buy a house together.

1622
01:00:46.604 --> 01:00:50.108
-Both of us. One roof.

1623
01:00:50.150 --> 01:00:51.484
-What, you don't wanna live
with me?

1624
01:00:53.278 --> 01:00:55.238
-I mean, did you wanna live
with your mother?

1625
01:00:55.280 --> 01:00:57.741
-Yeah, but she's my mom,
and I'm me.

1626
01:00:57.782 --> 01:00:59.492
It's totally different.

1627
01:00:59.534 --> 01:01:00.618
-What's different is you're
the daughter in that situation

1628
01:01:00.660 --> 01:01:02.037
and I'm the daughter
in this situation.

1629
01:01:03.997 --> 01:01:07.375
-So you don't wanna live
with me?

1630
01:01:07.417 --> 01:01:08.460
-[sighs]

1631
01:01:08.501 --> 01:01:10.086
Mom...

1632
01:01:10.128 --> 01:01:13.131
I love you but we are not
moving in together.

1633
01:01:17.844 --> 01:01:19.095
-Hmm.

1634
01:01:20.096 --> 01:01:22.349
[chopping loudly]

1635
01:01:27.979 --> 01:01:29.647
-How's the salmon?

1636
01:01:29.689 --> 01:01:31.066
-It's so good.

1637
01:01:32.359 --> 01:01:33.818
Sorry.

1638
01:01:34.652 --> 01:01:38.365
-Oh, no. No, no.
This pasta is, uh... incredible.

1639
01:01:38.406 --> 01:01:39.491
-Good.

1640
01:01:39.532 --> 01:01:40.492
-Yeah, it's really good.

1641
01:01:41.910 --> 01:01:43.078
Look...

1642
01:01:44.913 --> 01:01:45.789
I wanna talk to you
about something.

1643
01:01:45.830 --> 01:01:47.332
-Okay.

1644
01:01:47.374 --> 01:01:49.167
-I know you head home
in a few days but, uh...

1645
01:01:52.462 --> 01:01:55.423
cards on the table, I don't
want this to end.

1646
01:01:55.465 --> 01:01:57.050
-[sighs]

1647
01:01:57.092 --> 01:01:58.510
-This feels like it could be
something real.

1648
01:01:59.844 --> 01:02:02.514
-Yeah.
No, I... I feel that too.

1649
01:02:02.555 --> 01:02:03.765
[both chuckle]

1650
01:02:07.227 --> 01:02:10.647
But I mean,
hopeless romanticism aside,

1651
01:02:10.689 --> 01:02:12.440
how does this work?

1652
01:02:15.276 --> 01:02:18.530
-I think, um... we could do
long distance.

1653
01:02:18.571 --> 01:02:19.322
-Yeah.

1654
01:02:19.364 --> 01:02:20.782
-For a while.
-Yeah.

1655
01:02:20.824 --> 01:02:23.493
-And if, uh... that works...

1656
01:02:23.535 --> 01:02:25.620
one of us could move
potentially, I suppose.

1657
01:02:25.662 --> 01:02:27.580
-Yeah. Okay.

1658
01:02:27.622 --> 01:02:30.959
Okay, so... in this
potential situation...

1659
01:02:31.001 --> 01:02:32.377
-Mm-hmm.

1660
01:02:32.419 --> 01:02:34.212
-Would you think about
moving to California?

1661
01:02:35.714 --> 01:02:37.549
-Yeah.

1662
01:02:37.590 --> 01:02:38.633
-Okay.

1663
01:02:38.675 --> 01:02:39.801
[chuckles]

1664
01:02:39.843 --> 01:02:41.720
-Or...

1665
01:02:41.761 --> 01:02:44.639
in this potential, totally
hypothetical situation

1666
01:02:44.681 --> 01:02:48.226
it would probably make more
sense for you to move back here.

1667
01:02:48.268 --> 01:02:49.936
-Move back to Weston?

1668
01:02:49.978 --> 01:02:51.354
-Yeah.

1669
01:02:51.396 --> 01:02:52.439
Why not?

1670
01:02:53.690 --> 01:02:55.525
-Okay. Okay.

1671
01:02:55.567 --> 01:02:57.694
Well, what is the reality
of that?

1672
01:02:57.736 --> 01:02:59.696
I mean, what would I...
what would I do?

1673
01:02:59.738 --> 01:03:01.322
Where would I work?

1674
01:03:01.364 --> 01:03:04.367
-Well if you sell the company,
you could take the, uh...

1675
01:03:04.409 --> 01:03:06.578
the seed money and start
something new.

1676
01:03:06.619 --> 01:03:07.912
-Oh.

1677
01:03:07.954 --> 01:03:10.248
-You could open the bakery.
Start the flower shop.

1678
01:03:10.290 --> 01:03:12.834
-Well, those are just my kid
dreams. I mean, I...

1679
01:03:12.876 --> 01:03:14.127
-So?

1680
01:03:14.169 --> 01:03:16.504
-So... you know,

1681
01:03:16.546 --> 01:03:18.798
10-year-old Naomi didn't need
health insurance.

1682
01:03:20.467 --> 01:03:22.761
-Neither does 35-year-old Naomi,
I don't think.

1683
01:03:22.802 --> 01:03:25.722
But, uh... look, we don't have
to do this, um...

1684
01:03:25.764 --> 01:03:27.932
we were just romantic
fantasizing. Okay?

1685
01:03:27.974 --> 01:03:29.392
-Yes. Yeah, absolutely.

1686
01:03:32.354 --> 01:03:36.900
It's just all happening so fast.
I mean, I didn't expect you.

1687
01:03:36.941 --> 01:03:39.361
And we've been
on three dates and...

1688
01:03:41.488 --> 01:03:44.157
[sighs]

1689
01:03:44.199 --> 01:03:46.117
It's a little warm in here,
um...

1690
01:03:46.159 --> 01:03:47.118
I'll be right back. Okay?

1691
01:03:47.160 --> 01:03:48.495
-Sure. Yeah.

1692
01:03:56.419 --> 01:03:58.296
-Pick up, pick up, pick up!

1693
01:03:58.338 --> 01:03:59.798
-[voicemail] Hi it's Liz,
leave a message if you have to.

1694
01:03:59.839 --> 01:04:02.008
[beep]
-Liz! Where are you?

1695
01:04:02.050 --> 01:04:04.094
Look, Chris just dropped
a bomb on me

1696
01:04:04.135 --> 01:04:05.387
and I don't know what to do.

1697
01:04:05.428 --> 01:04:06.680
And I know that you're right

1698
01:04:06.721 --> 01:04:09.516
and I know that I don't know him
all that well.

1699
01:04:09.557 --> 01:04:11.309
But also I've known him
for 20 years

1700
01:04:11.351 --> 01:04:12.977
and he's kinda the man
of my dreams.

1701
01:04:13.019 --> 01:04:14.229
And I just... I don't know.

1702
01:04:14.270 --> 01:04:15.563
What if this is it?

1703
01:04:15.605 --> 01:04:17.565
You know,
what if he's the one?

1704
01:04:17.607 --> 01:04:21.152
And... and I lose it
because I doubted it.

1705
01:04:21.194 --> 01:04:22.237
Just call me back.

1706
01:04:42.966 --> 01:04:44.217
-Yeah.

1707
01:04:55.687 --> 01:04:57.814
-Well, the letter
of intent is solid.

1708
01:04:57.856 --> 01:05:00.817
Our employees get to keep
their jobs, we cash out,

1709
01:05:00.859 --> 01:05:03.319
have enough runway to figure
out what we wanna do next.

1710
01:05:03.361 --> 01:05:04.988
-Naomi, what else would I do?

1711
01:05:05.030 --> 01:05:08.408
-Maybe you go back to school,
get your masters.

1712
01:05:08.450 --> 01:05:10.702
Go to Stanford.

1713
01:05:10.744 --> 01:05:13.455
I mean, you always wanted to go
but you didn't get in. Right?

1714
01:05:13.496 --> 01:05:14.164
-I don't understand this.

1715
01:05:14.205 --> 01:05:15.665
All of a sudden

1716
01:05:15.707 --> 01:05:16.499
you're so interested
in doing something else.

1717
01:05:16.541 --> 01:05:17.792
-It's not all of a sudden,

1718
01:05:17.834 --> 01:05:19.502
I've been feeling this way
for a long time.

1719
01:05:19.544 --> 01:05:21.004
-Then why didn't
you say anything?

1720
01:05:21.046 --> 01:05:24.883
-I did say something and you
told me to pivot Best Pal,

1721
01:05:24.924 --> 01:05:27.677
to expand, and that
brought us here.

1722
01:05:27.719 --> 01:05:30.597
So... maybe this is
meant to be.

1723
01:05:32.432 --> 01:05:35.894
-Well whatever it is, we'll
figure it out together. Right?

1724
01:05:35.935 --> 01:05:36.728
-Right.

1725
01:05:43.276 --> 01:05:44.944
-Oh, can we pop in
for a second?

1726
01:05:44.986 --> 01:05:46.529
Our Jingle Ball dresses
are here.

1727
01:05:46.571 --> 01:05:48.281
-You got us dresses?
-Yeah!

1728
01:05:49.699 --> 01:05:50.784
[door bell jingles]

1729
01:05:51.993 --> 01:05:55.288
-Thank you so much.
I really appreciate it.

1730
01:05:55.330 --> 01:05:56.247
-Hi!

1731
01:05:57.874 --> 01:05:58.917
-Ooh come on, the dresses
are in the back.

1732
01:05:58.958 --> 01:05:59.751
-Ooh!

1733
01:06:00.126 --> 01:06:01.670
-Hey.
-Hey.

1734
01:06:04.005 --> 01:06:05.256
-This feels weird.

1735
01:06:05.298 --> 01:06:07.217
-It is weird.

1736
01:06:07.258 --> 01:06:09.052
You know, I wanna be with you,
you don't wanna be with me.

1737
01:06:09.094 --> 01:06:10.595
-That's not what I said.

1738
01:06:10.637 --> 01:06:11.763
-Eh, it's the short version
of what you said.

1739
01:06:11.805 --> 01:06:13.139
-Can we just talk this through?
I mean...

1740
01:06:13.181 --> 01:06:14.265
-No, I think we're good.

1741
01:06:14.307 --> 01:06:15.725
-Really?
-Yeah, we're good.

1742
01:06:15.767 --> 01:06:17.644
-[squeals] Do you wanna
try them on?

1743
01:06:19.771 --> 01:06:22.816
-Or maybe just...
just try them on at home.

1744
01:06:22.857 --> 01:06:24.693
-No, stay. Have fun.

1745
01:06:26.444 --> 01:06:27.320
[door bell jingles]

1746
01:06:30.615 --> 01:06:32.325
-So, what was up
with you and Chris?

1747
01:06:32.367 --> 01:06:33.993
-Nothing's up with us,

1748
01:06:34.035 --> 01:06:36.496
we're just not really
seeing each other anymore.

1749
01:06:36.538 --> 01:06:38.331
-Why?

1750
01:06:38.373 --> 01:06:41.876
-I guess I realize I don't know
him as well as I thought I did.

1751
01:06:41.918 --> 01:06:44.796
-Oh. Something smell
a little fishy?

1752
01:06:44.838 --> 01:06:46.381
-No.

1753
01:06:46.423 --> 01:06:47.757
It's just a realization I've
been having a lot of lately.

1754
01:06:49.259 --> 01:06:52.137
-So you just broke it off?
When was that?

1755
01:06:52.178 --> 01:06:53.430
-Last night.

1756
01:06:53.471 --> 01:06:54.639
-And you didn't tell me?

1757
01:06:55.306 --> 01:06:56.933
-I tried!

1758
01:06:56.975 --> 01:06:59.102
I left you a voicemail,
you didn't call me back.

1759
01:06:59.144 --> 01:07:02.188
-What is this, 2012?
Who uses their voicemail?

1760
01:07:02.230 --> 01:07:04.149
-You didn't think it was
a good idea anyway, so...

1761
01:07:07.610 --> 01:07:09.738
[cheerful music]

1762
01:07:10.572 --> 01:07:11.906
-Oh, Liz! Come here.

1763
01:07:13.283 --> 01:07:15.618
Guess what my mom just found?

1764
01:07:15.660 --> 01:07:17.287
It's my Jingle Ball crown.

1765
01:07:17.328 --> 01:07:18.997
-Oh wow.

1766
01:07:19.039 --> 01:07:22.000
-And I was thinking, if Chris
could find his...

1767
01:07:22.042 --> 01:07:23.710
we could be queen
and king again.

1768
01:07:23.752 --> 01:07:25.378
-Yeah, whatever you want,
I'm good.

1769
01:07:26.713 --> 01:07:29.466
-Or would it be childish?
Or self-actualized?

1770
01:07:29.507 --> 01:07:30.342
-Is there a difference?

1771
01:07:38.558 --> 01:07:40.060
-Hey.
-Hi.

1772
01:07:42.270 --> 01:07:44.898
I wanna apologize for earlier,
I wasn't my best.

1773
01:07:44.939 --> 01:07:49.569
I, uh... I was acting
like a teenager.

1774
01:07:49.611 --> 01:07:51.821
-No, it's okay.

1775
01:07:51.863 --> 01:07:53.198
-I do hope we can
be friends though.

1776
01:07:55.283 --> 01:07:56.785
Stay in touch.

1777
01:07:58.161 --> 01:08:00.830
DM each other some random
cat videos now and again.

1778
01:08:02.374 --> 01:08:03.458
-I'll take what I can get.

1779
01:08:03.500 --> 01:08:05.168
-Yeah, of course.

1780
01:08:05.210 --> 01:08:06.086
-Okay.

1781
01:08:17.138 --> 01:08:20.433
-Happy last night of Hanukkah.
Do you need a hand?

1782
01:08:20.475 --> 01:08:22.560
-Nope. I've got it.

1783
01:08:22.602 --> 01:08:24.020
Jojo and Travis
will be home soon

1784
01:08:24.062 --> 01:08:25.397
and we can light the candles.

1785
01:08:27.065 --> 01:08:30.360
I, um... I baked you chocolate
crinkles for Jingle Ball.

1786
01:08:30.402 --> 01:08:32.195
-Oh.

1787
01:08:32.237 --> 01:08:34.614
-And, um, I was thinking I could
be a parent chaperone.

1788
01:08:34.656 --> 01:08:36.741
I did it for Jojo's Jingle Ball.

1789
01:08:36.783 --> 01:08:39.869
-Except for most of the people
coming are parents.

1790
01:08:39.911 --> 01:08:42.038
-I'm just trying
to be supportive.

1791
01:08:42.080 --> 01:08:44.541
-And I appreciate that
but you never baked cookies

1792
01:08:44.582 --> 01:08:46.710
or parent chaperoned
my Jingle Ball.

1793
01:08:46.751 --> 01:08:48.586
-Because you didn't go
to your Jingle Ball.

1794
01:08:48.628 --> 01:08:50.088
Why would I go
if you didn't?

1795
01:08:52.257 --> 01:08:54.759
I know I made mistakes,

1796
01:08:54.801 --> 01:08:57.762
that I wasn't the mom
you wanted or needed.

1797
01:08:57.804 --> 01:08:58.972
But I'm trying.

1798
01:09:03.018 --> 01:09:04.978
*

1799
01:09:11.276 --> 01:09:12.861
-Hi Mom.

1800
01:09:12.902 --> 01:09:15.030
-Oh good, you're home.
Come sit.

1801
01:09:20.368 --> 01:09:23.079
-It's the one where the secret
prince turns out to be

1802
01:09:23.121 --> 01:09:25.540
Santa's long lost son
come back in time.

1803
01:09:25.582 --> 01:09:26.416
[both chuckle]

1804
01:09:26.458 --> 01:09:27.292
-I saw the sequel.

1805
01:09:29.336 --> 01:09:31.004
-Also, guess what?

1806
01:09:31.046 --> 01:09:32.255
-What?

1807
01:09:32.297 --> 01:09:34.841
-I found us a real estate agent
in Palo Alto.

1808
01:09:36.009 --> 01:09:37.135
-What?

1809
01:09:37.177 --> 01:09:38.553
-I figured we should just
look at houses,

1810
01:09:38.595 --> 01:09:39.888
see what's out there.

1811
01:09:39.929 --> 01:09:42.807
-But I... I said no.

1812
01:09:42.849 --> 01:09:44.059
-Yeah, but maybe you were
just being rash.

1813
01:09:44.100 --> 01:09:46.269
-No Mom, you're being rash.

1814
01:09:46.311 --> 01:09:49.230
I'm sorry but you're being
illogical and disrespectful.

1815
01:09:49.272 --> 01:09:50.774
I said no.

1816
01:09:50.815 --> 01:09:52.192
No, we're not moving in together

1817
01:09:52.233 --> 01:09:55.445
and we are not moving you
to Palo Alto.

1818
01:09:55.487 --> 01:09:57.322
-Um... cookies?

1819
01:10:07.374 --> 01:10:09.959
[emotional music]

1820
01:10:10.001 --> 01:10:12.003
-Hey. What's going on,
are you okay?

1821
01:10:12.045 --> 01:10:15.298
-No, I'm not.
I mean, I feel like a doormat.

1822
01:10:15.340 --> 01:10:18.093
My mom doesn't listen to me.
You don't listen to me.

1823
01:10:18.134 --> 01:10:20.261
-When do I not listen to you?

1824
01:10:20.303 --> 01:10:22.555
-Maybe when you bought me
a dress that I don't want?

1825
01:10:22.597 --> 01:10:24.015
-You don't want it?

1826
01:10:24.057 --> 01:10:25.517
-No, I don't want
an ugly satin dress.

1827
01:10:25.558 --> 01:10:27.018
I don't wanna go
to Jingle Ball.

1828
01:10:27.060 --> 01:10:30.313
I don't want a time machine
to the past.

1829
01:10:30.355 --> 01:10:33.316
I don't need it. I don't need
a redo on my life.

1830
01:10:33.358 --> 01:10:34.442
-I don't either.

1831
01:10:34.484 --> 01:10:35.985
-Then why are you always
talking about it?

1832
01:10:36.027 --> 01:10:37.654
What if you had a redo.

1833
01:10:37.696 --> 01:10:40.156
Why do you want it?

1834
01:10:40.198 --> 01:10:43.201
I mean, is it because you regret
not going to Stanford?

1835
01:10:45.537 --> 01:10:48.915
Yeah. I know you got in,
so why didn't you go?

1836
01:10:53.128 --> 01:10:56.172
-Your dad had just passed.
I didn't want you to be alone.

1837
01:10:56.214 --> 01:11:00.176
-So you...
you stayed for me?

1838
01:11:00.218 --> 01:11:03.013
No, you didn't.
You didn't do that for me.

1839
01:11:03.054 --> 01:11:05.473
-Why not? I did everything
else for you.

1840
01:11:05.515 --> 01:11:06.766
-Like what?

1841
01:11:06.808 --> 01:11:08.435
-Like gave you a job,
a direction in life,

1842
01:11:08.476 --> 01:11:09.853
a success story.

1843
01:11:09.894 --> 01:11:11.646
I mean, I gave you half
of my company.

1844
01:11:11.688 --> 01:11:13.023
-Our company!

1845
01:11:14.357 --> 01:11:18.028
-But was it, really?
I mean, I carried you.

1846
01:11:20.739 --> 01:11:22.157
-Well, if you carried me,

1847
01:11:22.198 --> 01:11:24.284
it's only because you couldn't
walk alone.

1848
01:11:24.325 --> 01:11:25.910
Because I was your only friend.

1849
01:11:27.328 --> 01:11:28.079
-Ouch.

1850
01:11:31.916 --> 01:11:33.043
-What are you doing?

1851
01:11:33.084 --> 01:11:34.252
Where are you...
where are you going?

1852
01:11:34.294 --> 01:11:35.795
-I don't know.

1853
01:11:35.837 --> 01:11:37.130
My mom's?

1854
01:11:47.015 --> 01:11:48.308
You know, I always thought
that our friendship

1855
01:11:48.350 --> 01:11:51.144
was the greatest gift
I'd ever received.

1856
01:11:51.186 --> 01:11:54.397
But... maybe we're just holding
each other back.

1857
01:11:56.691 --> 01:11:58.068
-Yeah, maybe.

1858
01:12:00.278 --> 01:12:04.657
-So we should probably take
some space from everything.

1859
01:12:04.699 --> 01:12:06.409
-Okay.

1860
01:12:06.451 --> 01:12:07.660
So buy me out.

1861
01:12:09.496 --> 01:12:11.831
-No. Let's sell.

1862
01:12:11.873 --> 01:12:13.166
I'm done with Best Pal.

1863
01:12:35.438 --> 01:12:36.022
Oh, hi.

1864
01:12:36.064 --> 01:12:37.440
-Hey Mom.

1865
01:12:37.482 --> 01:12:39.693
-Are you staying here tonight?

1866
01:12:39.734 --> 01:12:41.194
-Yeah.

1867
01:12:41.236 --> 01:12:42.821
-Do you want me to make up
the bed in the office?

1868
01:12:42.862 --> 01:12:45.240
-No, that's okay.
I'll sleep on the couch.

1869
01:12:45.281 --> 01:12:46.991
-Is this about Naomi?

1870
01:12:47.033 --> 01:12:49.285
-Yeah.

1871
01:12:49.327 --> 01:12:50.787
It's ironic because I've spent
my whole life

1872
01:12:50.829 --> 01:12:53.540
trying to avoid heartbreak
only to realize

1873
01:12:53.581 --> 01:12:55.583
that nobody can break your heart
like a friend.

1874
01:12:58.795 --> 01:12:59.879
-Try being a mom.

1875
01:12:59.921 --> 01:13:00.714
-[chuckles]

1876
01:13:01.423 --> 01:13:02.465
Oh.

1877
01:13:03.425 --> 01:13:06.594
I have an early Hanukkah present
for you.

1878
01:13:08.346 --> 01:13:10.223
-Well, you're late.
Hanukkah's over.

1879
01:13:10.265 --> 01:13:11.933
-Early for next year.

1880
01:13:17.856 --> 01:13:19.232
-My eyes are closed.

1881
01:13:19.274 --> 01:13:22.193
-Oh, are they? Hmm.

1882
01:13:22.235 --> 01:13:23.361
-[chuckles]

1883
01:13:28.199 --> 01:13:30.326
[sentimental music]

1884
01:13:35.165 --> 01:13:38.293
-Mom. I'm sorry.

1885
01:13:38.335 --> 01:13:40.920
-No, I'm sorry.

1886
01:13:40.962 --> 01:13:44.382
You were right. I was being
irrational and rash.

1887
01:13:44.424 --> 01:13:46.259
I was asking you
to take care of me.

1888
01:13:46.301 --> 01:13:48.428
-And I do wanna take care
of you.

1889
01:13:48.470 --> 01:13:51.181
You just don't need
taking care of yet.

1890
01:13:51.222 --> 01:13:53.683
-I know. Help me unpack?
-Yeah.

1891
01:13:56.019 --> 01:13:58.730
So, have you talked to Liz yet?

1892
01:13:58.772 --> 01:14:01.441
-No. And I don't know
what we'd say.

1893
01:14:01.483 --> 01:14:04.444
I mean, you know I love her
with all of me

1894
01:14:04.486 --> 01:14:06.529
but I don't wanna be
her sidekick.

1895
01:14:06.571 --> 01:14:08.823
And I don't wanna be mistaken
as her employee.

1896
01:14:08.865 --> 01:14:13.328
-Yeah, but... Liz never
asked you to be that.

1897
01:14:13.370 --> 01:14:15.497
Maybe you were hiding
behind her.

1898
01:14:15.538 --> 01:14:16.664
And just because you both
need to grow,

1899
01:14:16.706 --> 01:14:18.458
doesn't mean you have
to grow apart.

1900
01:14:20.502 --> 01:14:22.962
So what are you wearing
to Jingle Ball?

1901
01:14:23.004 --> 01:14:24.130
-I'm not going.

1902
01:14:24.172 --> 01:14:25.799
-What? You have to go.

1903
01:14:25.840 --> 01:14:29.135
You've waited a lifetime
to go to a dance.

1904
01:14:29.177 --> 01:14:31.304
Even if you go alone, go.

1905
01:14:31.346 --> 01:14:34.015
And despite what's going on
between you and Liz,

1906
01:14:34.057 --> 01:14:35.517
this is important to her.

1907
01:14:47.612 --> 01:14:49.531
-It actually is kinda cute.

1908
01:14:51.366 --> 01:14:54.577
[Instrumental "We Wish You
a Merry Christmas"]

1909
01:15:01.376 --> 01:15:02.752
-Ryan got hung up
with the baby

1910
01:15:02.794 --> 01:15:03.962
so he sent me here
with the food.

1911
01:15:04.004 --> 01:15:05.088
-Thank you.

1912
01:15:06.381 --> 01:15:08.049
-This looks fantastic.
-Thanks.

1913
01:15:09.884 --> 01:15:11.553
-Blast from the past.

1914
01:15:11.594 --> 01:15:12.929
It should come with
a trigger warning.

1915
01:15:12.971 --> 01:15:13.555
-[laughs]

1916
01:15:17.017 --> 01:15:18.435
-You okay?

1917
01:15:19.102 --> 01:15:20.895
-Yeah. No, I'm fine.

1918
01:15:23.356 --> 01:15:24.566
-What's going on?

1919
01:15:26.234 --> 01:15:28.695
-Naomi and I got into a fight.

1920
01:15:28.737 --> 01:15:29.988
-Oh.

1921
01:15:30.030 --> 01:15:31.072
-A big one.

1922
01:15:32.907 --> 01:15:35.118
-Well you guys have been
friends forever, you know.

1923
01:15:35.160 --> 01:15:36.745
You don't achieve that

1924
01:15:36.786 --> 01:15:39.414
without being able to make it
through anything.

1925
01:15:39.456 --> 01:15:42.876
-Yeah. It's not just
a fight though.

1926
01:15:42.917 --> 01:15:44.753
Things have been changing
for a while.

1927
01:15:46.921 --> 01:15:48.381
-Yeah.

1928
01:15:48.423 --> 01:15:50.717
I think sometimes things
need to change.

1929
01:15:50.759 --> 01:15:53.428
Can't keep living our lives
clinging to what we used to be.

1930
01:15:54.637 --> 01:15:56.431
-Yeah. That's true.

1931
01:15:57.182 --> 01:16:01.644
I worry though.
What if Naomi doesn't need me?

1932
01:16:01.686 --> 01:16:04.898
I mean, she's my best friend
but she's also the only person

1933
01:16:04.939 --> 01:16:09.235
who's ever made me feel seen,
made me feel like I belong.

1934
01:16:09.277 --> 01:16:11.780
Made me feel like...

1935
01:16:14.074 --> 01:16:14.908
[chuckles]

1936
01:16:14.949 --> 01:16:16.910
-Like what?

1937
01:16:16.951 --> 01:16:18.578
-Like I'd been Chris'd.

1938
01:16:20.955 --> 01:16:22.082
-What?

1939
01:16:22.123 --> 01:16:24.250
-Sorry, you had to be there.

1940
01:16:24.292 --> 01:16:25.126
-Sounds like I was there.

1941
01:16:25.168 --> 01:16:26.920
-[laughs]

1942
01:16:26.961 --> 01:16:27.671
[sighs]

1943
01:16:29.756 --> 01:16:31.925
You're a good guy, Chris.

1944
01:16:31.966 --> 01:16:32.592
-Yeah.

1945
01:16:34.427 --> 01:16:35.637
Thank you.

1946
01:16:37.514 --> 01:16:42.227
To be honest...
I sometimes am a pescatarian.

1947
01:16:42.268 --> 01:16:42.977
-[gasps]

1948
01:16:44.020 --> 01:16:44.896
I knew it.

1949
01:16:44.938 --> 01:16:46.564
-I know you knew.

1950
01:16:46.606 --> 01:16:47.774
-Nice try though.

1951
01:16:47.816 --> 01:16:48.817
-Thank you.

1952
01:16:50.068 --> 01:16:50.985
We'll figure it out.

1953
01:16:52.487 --> 01:16:54.614
-Yeah. You're right.

1954
01:16:55.782 --> 01:16:58.493
*

1955
01:16:58.535 --> 01:17:01.830
* ...would know
my Christmas list is *

1956
01:17:01.871 --> 01:17:04.457
* Someone who could
give me hugs and kisses *

1957
01:17:04.499 --> 01:17:07.335
* Oh, oh, oh.*

1958
01:17:07.377 --> 01:17:08.586
* Santa, you know, oh, oh.*

1959
01:17:08.628 --> 01:17:09.754
[glasses clink]

1960
01:17:10.213 --> 01:17:11.131
-You want a shot with us?
-Yeah.

1961
01:17:12.340 --> 01:17:13.299
-Say merry!

1962
01:17:13.341 --> 01:17:14.592
[all together]
Merry!

1963
01:17:14.634 --> 01:17:16.136
[all laughing]

1964
01:17:16.177 --> 01:17:17.178
*

1965
01:17:17.220 --> 01:17:18.346
*

1966
01:17:18.388 --> 01:17:20.724
-Hey.
-You look amazing.

1967
01:17:20.765 --> 01:17:22.642
-Thank you.
So do you.

1968
01:17:22.684 --> 01:17:24.310
-I couldn't have done it
without you.

1969
01:17:24.352 --> 01:17:26.146
-Well I was happy to help.

1970
01:17:26.187 --> 01:17:27.689
Oh. So I talked to Chris

1971
01:17:27.731 --> 01:17:30.275
about the whole queen
and king thing and...

1972
01:17:30.316 --> 01:17:31.735
we decided it'll be fun.

1973
01:17:31.776 --> 01:17:33.153
-Great!

1974
01:17:33.194 --> 01:17:35.405
Well, I'll make a little speech
and then coronate you.

1975
01:17:35.447 --> 01:17:36.865
-Okay. Awesome!

1976
01:17:36.906 --> 01:17:37.657
[glasses clink]

1977
01:17:39.409 --> 01:17:42.704
* Outside the snow
is falling down *

1978
01:17:42.746 --> 01:17:45.915
* ...I'm just wishing
you were here now. *

1979
01:17:45.957 --> 01:17:49.711
* Dreaming that I could have
true love this year *

1980
01:17:49.753 --> 01:17:52.047
* That's what I want
for Christmas *

1981
01:17:52.380 --> 01:17:53.214
-Hey.

1982
01:17:58.094 --> 01:17:59.721
-Wow.

1983
01:17:59.763 --> 01:18:00.680
Hey.

1984
01:18:02.932 --> 01:18:04.642
-[sighs]

1985
01:18:04.684 --> 01:18:06.394
Listen, I just wanted
to say that...

1986
01:18:06.436 --> 01:18:10.899
that night at the restaurant,
when you brought up our future

1987
01:18:10.940 --> 01:18:18.823
and long distance, it sounded
terrifying and illogical.

1988
01:18:18.865 --> 01:18:21.534
And also like something
I would do.

1989
01:18:21.576 --> 01:18:24.537
Something I would
wanna do.

1990
01:18:24.579 --> 01:18:27.374
And I just got scared.

1991
01:18:27.415 --> 01:18:30.835
Because sometimes
I can romanticize...

1992
01:18:30.877 --> 01:18:34.130
and I just didn't wanna
get hurt.

1993
01:18:34.172 --> 01:18:37.634
-I'm glad you told me that
'cause honestly at the time

1994
01:18:37.676 --> 01:18:40.387
it felt like you were just
straight rejecting me.

1995
01:18:41.221 --> 01:18:43.973
Which I think we've learned
that I am deeply insecure

1996
01:18:44.015 --> 01:18:46.267
and that I'm not the best
with rejection.

1997
01:18:48.853 --> 01:18:50.605
-Especially coming from you.

1998
01:18:52.691 --> 01:18:54.734
'Cause with you I felt like
Chris Silver again.

1999
01:18:55.819 --> 01:18:59.739
-Chris, you've always
been Chris Silver.

2000
01:18:59.781 --> 01:19:02.951
And you always will be.
Especially to me.

2001
01:19:06.955 --> 01:19:12.627
So... do you think we can try
to figure this out?

2002
01:19:13.795 --> 01:19:16.715
* ... my world like
a snow globe  *

2003
01:19:16.756 --> 01:19:20.760
* Suddenly everything
is so cold*

2004
01:19:20.802 --> 01:19:24.931
* Got me head over heels
while in love *

2005
01:19:24.973 --> 01:19:28.101
* can't even tell
which way is up*

2006
01:19:28.143 --> 01:19:29.894
* So close

2007
01:19:29.936 --> 01:19:33.940
* Everything shimmers
in your globe *

2008
01:19:33.982 --> 01:19:38.695
* Baby do it again and never
let go *

2009
01:19:38.737 --> 01:19:41.281
* Keep shaking my world
like a snow globe *

2010
01:19:41.322 --> 01:19:43.199
-Only if occasionally I can have
a bit of fish.

2011
01:19:43.241 --> 01:19:44.993
-[laughs]

2012
01:19:45.035 --> 01:19:46.119
-Okay?

2013
01:19:46.161 --> 01:19:47.120
-Deal.

2014
01:19:48.955 --> 01:19:50.665
-Hi. Hello.
-[microphone feedback]

2015
01:19:50.707 --> 01:19:53.209
Can I get everybody's attention?

2016
01:19:53.251 --> 01:19:54.294
Merry Christmas!

2017
01:19:54.336 --> 01:19:57.005
[crowd cheers]

2018
01:19:57.047 --> 01:19:57.881
-Oww!

2019
01:20:01.009 --> 01:20:02.969
-Thank you for letting me
host this dance

2020
01:20:03.011 --> 01:20:05.638
and thank you so much to
everybody who helped me out.

2021
01:20:05.680 --> 01:20:08.475
Believe it or not,
in high school

2022
01:20:08.516 --> 01:20:14.439
I dreamt of hosting this dance
and 17 years later... I did it.

2023
01:20:14.481 --> 01:20:16.191
[cheering and applause]

2024
01:20:18.943 --> 01:20:21.112
Anyway, without further ado,

2025
01:20:21.154 --> 01:20:23.656
it is my great pleasure
to announce

2026
01:20:23.698 --> 01:20:25.909
this year's Jingle Ball king...

2027
01:20:27.786 --> 01:20:29.079
-Come here, come here.

2028
01:20:29.120 --> 01:20:30.747
-Sorry, just give me
one moment.

2029
01:20:30.789 --> 01:20:31.956
What is it?

2030
01:20:31.998 --> 01:20:33.333
-I've changed my mind.

2031
01:20:33.375 --> 01:20:35.001
I mean, I know it's not
a big deal or anything,

2032
01:20:35.043 --> 01:20:39.589
but the truth is I don't care
about any of it at all.

2033
01:20:39.631 --> 01:20:42.717
Because I realized...
I don't need a redo.

2034
01:20:47.347 --> 01:20:48.765
-I don't either.

2035
01:20:52.143 --> 01:20:53.353
[clears throat]

2036
01:20:53.395 --> 01:20:55.689
Sorry about that.

2037
01:20:55.730 --> 01:20:59.818
There has been a slight change
of plans.

2038
01:20:59.859 --> 01:21:01.861
We're no longer doing
Jingle Ball king and queen.

2039
01:21:01.903 --> 01:21:03.405
We're gonna reschedule it
to next year.

2040
01:21:03.446 --> 01:21:04.864
[crowd awes]

2041
01:21:04.906 --> 01:21:07.534
Anyway, so... who wants
to party?

2042
01:21:07.575 --> 01:21:10.203
[crowd cheers]

2043
01:21:10.245 --> 01:21:14.958
*

2044
01:21:15.000 --> 01:21:16.292
-Whoo!

2045
01:21:16.334 --> 01:21:17.085
[laughing]

2046
01:21:19.212 --> 01:21:21.089
-Hey.
-Hey.

2047
01:21:21.131 --> 01:21:23.133
-You wore the dress.
-Of course.

2048
01:21:23.174 --> 01:21:25.218
-You wore yours.
-Of course.

2049
01:21:27.929 --> 01:21:29.931
-Wow, for the first time
I don't actually know

2050
01:21:29.973 --> 01:21:31.266
what to say to you.

2051
01:21:32.726 --> 01:21:36.479
I mean, I think you're right.
We should sell Best Pal.

2052
01:21:36.521 --> 01:21:37.897
-You can buy me out.

2053
01:21:37.939 --> 01:21:40.567
-No. I need to do something
different too.

2054
01:21:40.608 --> 01:21:42.235
Not crypto, I promise.

2055
01:21:42.277 --> 01:21:42.819
-Good.

2056
01:21:44.070 --> 01:21:46.865
Well I hope that even
if we need space

2057
01:21:46.906 --> 01:21:48.783
we can somehow
do it together.

2058
01:21:49.367 --> 01:21:50.785
-But can we?

2059
01:21:52.287 --> 01:21:54.914
I mean, I want you to have
everything you want in life

2060
01:21:54.956 --> 01:21:56.583
and I don't wanna get
in the way.

2061
01:21:56.624 --> 01:21:58.084
-No, that's just it, Liz.

2062
01:21:58.126 --> 01:22:00.462
Everything I want in life
involves you being there

2063
01:22:00.503 --> 01:22:02.589
to share it with me.

2064
01:22:02.630 --> 01:22:07.802
Because when I think of my past,
and my present, my future...

2065
01:22:07.844 --> 01:22:12.307
you had to be there.
You have to be there.

2066
01:22:12.349 --> 01:22:14.601
-You know that I think
the statistical probability

2067
01:22:14.642 --> 01:22:16.227
of soulmates is limiting.

2068
01:22:16.269 --> 01:22:17.812
-[laughs]

2069
01:22:17.854 --> 01:22:21.983
-But... I think they come
in many different forms.

2070
01:22:22.025 --> 01:22:25.862
Even if I had the chance to redo
my life over a thousand times

2071
01:22:25.904 --> 01:22:28.365
I wouldn't because I wouldn't
change anything

2072
01:22:28.406 --> 01:22:29.741
to be your friend.

2073
01:22:29.783 --> 01:22:32.952
-Wow, we are really good
at this.

2074
01:22:32.994 --> 01:22:34.871
-I know, we should fight
more often.

2075
01:22:36.498 --> 01:22:40.210
So... friends?

2076
01:22:40.251 --> 01:22:40.960
-Besties.

2077
01:22:46.508 --> 01:22:47.467
-I love you.

2078
01:22:48.510 --> 01:22:52.847
*

2079
01:22:52.889 --> 01:22:55.183
[group cheering]

2080
01:22:55.225 --> 01:23:10.115
*

2081
01:23:10.156 --> 01:23:12.409
*

2082
01:23:12.450 --> 01:23:14.285
-Let's get a picture.
Let's get a picture.

2083
01:23:14.327 --> 01:23:20.625
*

2084
01:23:20.667 --> 01:23:22.002
[camera shutter snaps]

2085
01:23:22.043 --> 01:23:26.589
*

2086
01:23:29.092 --> 01:23:43.773
*

2087
01:23:43.815 --> 01:23:51.990
*





