.
- So, as I mentioned before,
you can sit on this bench as long as you want,
and whenever you're ready, you just walk through.
- Care to join me for a bit?
[relaxed music]
- Margarita?
- Always.
- [laughs] - Mmm.
Okay, top three moments
of your not-life with us. Go.
- You telling us that we should
try to help other people on Earth,
the moment that we all got into the Good Place for real,
and then it's an 8-million-way tie
of every time Jason and I kissed.
He was a really good kisser. - I bet he was.
- I wonder how Michael's doing.
- I assume he's doing the same as every human.
all: Three, two, one-- - Some good days.
all: Happy New Year!
- Some bad days.
- She's gonna be okay.
This city has really good hospitals.
- He's got a few friends.
- Such a good boy, Jason.
Such a good boy.
[cell phone buzzing]
- A few people he can't stand.
- [grumbles]
- He's learning some things all by himself.
- Oh, geez, ow!
[laughs]
- And hopefully learning to ask for help when he needs it.
- Guitar like this. Fingers this way.
[strums a chord]
- [laughs]
You have no idea how long
I've been trying to figure that out.
- Well, everybody needs a teacher.
So do it again.
- He's messing up,
and trying again, and messing up again,
and then getting things wrong,
and then trying to make them right.
That's what everyone does.
To Michael. - To Michael.
What do you think happens
when people walk through the door?
It's the only thing in the universe I don't know.
- I don't know either.
The wave returns to the ocean.
What the ocean does with the water after that
is anyone's guess.
But as a very wise
not-robot once told me,
true joy is in the mystery.
- Do you mind if I stay here until you're gone?
- Only if you say that thing I taught you.
- I hate to see you walk through the final door
at the edge of existence,
but I love to watch you leave.
- There we go.
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