Exactly.
Oh boy.
See ya!
We made it.
We made it!
Our first time.
Give me a kiss.
If a bird flies over and drops on us, it's like magical luck.
Come on birdie!
Stop!
Sorry.
You're such a four-year-old.
Go away.
Get down.
Are you bringing the cat to the dog?
I'm not bringing the cat to the dog.
Well you walked in the room with the cat.
Well, I wanted to have a party in your mom's backyard
because it's so pretty in the backyard.
Like a casual, fun pool party.
Have you ever seen, like, a slip and slide?
For woman?
Adult women, exactly.
All you got to do is get that midline on.
It'll prevent me from running into the glass.
Okay, get the midline on and we're good.
It's hard to like, you kicked me out.
Come on, Archie.
That's a good boy.
Come on, that's a good boy.
OK, so are we going to cook?
Dinner?
Yeah, I'll start the queue.
Sweetie, that looks like it hasn't been used for a while.
It's used all the time.
I'm going to make a dressing.
It's perfect.
I'll clean it off.
John and I rarely have dinner at his house
because I have all the stuff.
Sweetie?
Yeah?
Where's the olive oil?
I'll show you.
It's a bit of a mish mosh in here.
As far as John cooking for me, I think he's done it one time.
Oh, OK.
What did I do?
Did I break this?
Sweet - it should be a little higher.
It'll be all right.
John and I have spoken about when the kids go
out of school living together.
But we haven't talked about any detail.
Oh, my God, John, I don't know am I opening
the refrigerator the wrong way?
Why don't you just open it more softly?
I mean, do I have hope for spending the rest of my life
with John?
Absolutely.
But I know that we have work to do when we have kids
that are still living at home.
So I'm not in any rush.
What did you think about the other night
when Reese and Sophie were talking about the future?
Do you talk about getting married to each other.
I was thinking definitely after we both graduate.
I mean, I just don't want her, Sophie, to get hurt.
It doesn't appear that she's going to.
He seems to love Sophie a lot.
Some people rush into things, and I choose to take my time.
There were red flags with David, and I
didn't pay attention to that.
So I need to know that the relationship is right
and that we're going to make it and be happy.
Has this been a little bit relaxing?
I mean, it is but then I think of all the things I have to do.
What's going on with Amazon?
Do they have all the information?
They have all the information.
We need to keep moving forward on the new supplements.
All the to-do lists.
I mean, I'm going to meet with Steve tomorrow
and we're going to talk about all the different projects
that we have going on.
And it's insane.
I actually get stressed out listening to everything
going on in your world.
Next year, I have three kids going to school.
That's a huge deal for me.
I understand.
There are so many balls in the air for me
and I can't really ignore any of them.
And I think that sometimes that frustrates John.
I just want to make sure that you have periods of time where
you can turn your mind off of everything you have
to get done for us to have fun.
So...
What do we not still have fun?
We do.
Of course, we do.
Yeah, but you're...
you've got your mind spinning all the time.
Steak.
Hi.
Hi welcome.
How can I help you today?
I have an appointment with me and two of my friends.
OK, let me walk you in.
OK.
All right.
Hi.
Hello.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
Good How was Montana?
Heather had to shovel [bleep].
But she did say that she has appreciation
for people that have to do that or something like that.
It's good to do stuff like that to remind
you how hard everyone works.
We all have our place in the world
and that is no small feat.
Well, that sounds very condescending.
I'm meeting some friends.
I mean, saying that you now have respect for people that
do manual labor, but you're in your 50s
and you just had, like, an aha moment in Montana.
It's mind boggling to me.
Hi, how are you?
My back.
You, your back still?
Oh, I haven't been able to do anything.
How did you get hurt?
Shoveling [bleep].
Did you enjoy shoveling [bleep]?
Yeah, it was great.
That's right.
But then also, you know what else I realized I did?
I split wood.
Oh, you split wood?
Yeah, that was.
Oh, I didn't hear about that.
Yeah, because you were, like, cooking elk or something.
Would you like some champagne?
I would, yeah.
Thank you.
We missed you.
Well, it's nice to be missed.
I mean, it sucks not being there, but you know...
What are you going to do?
Thank you.
Hi, how are you?
I actually just want a regular pedicure, but extra massage.
So how was Taylor on the trip?
I don't know Taylor very well.
Did she have fun?
Uh, ask Heather.
How was Taylor on the trip?
She was great.
We are really close. Are you?
Yeah like this.
Yes.
No, she just did something [bleep]..
Really?
She said that I was condescending
and that I think I'm better than the role.
And she did tell me. I will tell you.
She did tell me. Yeah.
This is not a bull [bleep] movie.
It felt very dismissive, like, oh, you're cute.
Like, I would never be in a movie with you.
Yeah.
You can be a little hurtful sometimes.
And things that you say.
No, but hold on a second.
I want to respond to that because that wasn't very nice.
What wasn't nice?
You're assuming that she is in the right
and I am in the wrong.
I was in the middle of packing two children for college
and I took time out of my day to go over there and it was great.
That kind of sounds condescending.
Yeah, it does.
And then you talk about your life
and you talk about the things that you have going on.
It comes across like you're better than everyone else
and that your life is more important.
That's not how I mean it.
But maybe you're not self aware of how you sound sometimes.
That's my point.
OK.
I agree.