[ Doorbell rings ]
[ Whimsical music playing ]
[ Door opens ]
-Hello, Amanda. -Hi, Ryan. How are you?
-I'm good, yeah, I'm good. How are you?
-I'm good, too. Yeah, absolutely.
-So, we're all good. Glad that's settled.
-Do you want to come in? I'm -- I'm not quite ready.
-Sounds good.
[ Doorbell rings ]
[ Music continues ]
-Hello, again. -Uh, well, hello, indeed.
[ Chuckles ] Thank you. How are you?
-I'm good, thank you. Yeah, for sure.
It's good to see you again. You, uh, you look great.
-Thanks. Yeah, you look great, too.
-Looking great and feeling great.
[ Doorbell rings ]
[ Music continues ]
[ Doorbell rings ]
[ Music continues ]
-[Snootily] Good evening, my lady.
-[Snootily] Good evening, good sir.
And how are you this evening?
-I find myself to be most excellent this evening,
yes, I do.
And how do you find the tidings at Downton Abbey?
-Oh, my God.
Please don't tell me that you actually practiced this accent.
-How are you? -I'm good. Thanks. How are you?
-No, come on now,
enough of this, I'm good, thanks stuff.
How you doin'? Honestly.
-Honestly? -Yes.
-Honestly...I don't know.
You know this is our fourth date and what does that mean?
Personally, I don't like to add pressure to things
by putting "labels" on stuff,
but then I'm left assuming
that you like me as much as I like you
and does that even mean that we're good fit?
Does that mean that we're going to last?
I don't know, I mean, think about it.
What is this relationship even based on at this point,
physical attraction, couple of jokes,
horrible British accent?
But when will we have a moment that's real.
And how can we even be sure?
I have friends that have been together for five years
and they still don't even know if they're going to married.
I have friends that have been married and gotten divorced.
You know, I don't want to get divorced.
I don't want to be fighting with you about assets
and child custody, sounds horrible.
I mean, I'm confident that we could work it out.
I can't imagine that you would keep me from seeing my children.
But what if you get a lawyer that's a jerk,
that convinces you to take everything?
And then I'm stuck with nothing and I'm depressed
and our kid thinks that I'm a loser.
And you know what? At that point, our kid is right.
I'm a loser.
But that's a label I'm going to have to live with.
And this is a risk I'm willing to take
because...
I like you.
And I really don't want to screw this up.
[ Sighs ]
-I like you, too.
I do.
Should I come in or...?
-You know, I'm actually, I'm ready to go.
-Okay. -Yeah.
-My British accent's not that bad.
-Oh, it's real bad.