"Previously on "Men in Trees"..." "Sometimes I think our whole relationship has been backwards." "I haven't been able to get you out of my head." "I flew across the country for you." "Maybe we're just too different." "Will you marry me?" "You bet." "Cash?" "What's your one trouble?" "None of your business." "Patrick... you're okay!" "Who's Patrick?" "I'm your mother." "I'm your dad." "Yeah, right!" "Patrick doesn't even remember who I am." "I got this job - offer" " I know." "I took it." "Jack is on a boatresearching whales." "Jack, if we don't get rescued soon - hey, we're gonna get out of here. sync:" "Cflily" "MEN IN TREES Season02 Episode09" "I'll pass on the vino." "What?" "You haven't even tasted it." "Wine from Alaska?" "Honey, that's like oysters from Oklahoma." "Just give it a try." "Okay." "I'll send you a case of cabernet when I get back to the city." "I can't believe you're leaving in three days." "Don't go." "New york needs me, and by that, I mean my dry cleaner, my mother, and my therapist." "How's sam doing?" "Oh, he seems excited." "If he's freaking out, he's doing a hell of a job hiding it." "Have you heard from Jack?" "Uh, no." "But I'm sure he'll call the second his ship-to-shore phone gets back in range." "It's hard, huh?" "Yeah." "But I'm getting used to it - captain's widow and all." "And, hey, look at the sweater I'm making for him." "Oh." "The midriff wool pullover." "You don't see that much." "Want me to make one for sam?" "I'm not sure it's a new york look." "Oh, I'm so excited to be in the city with sam." "I'm gonna take him to the mets and the whitney and movie nights in Bryant park." "God, I miss Bryant park." "I mean, I love it in Elmo, but would it kill people once in a while to get a little cultural?" "Hey, you know what I'm gonna do?" "Move back to the city?" "I'ing to do a movie nit - bring a little piece of Manhattan to Elmo - a classic movie under the stars." "Elmo's done so much for me." "It'll be nice " "Hello?" "Not much in the fridge." "I'm sorry." "You'll have to let me know next time you plan on breaking and entering." "Just entering." "The back door was open." "Uh, cash, what are you doing here?" " Hey, cash." " Hi, jane." "Can I interest you in a glass of alaska's finest?" "Sure." "Box and bear winery - they make a kick-ass blueberry zin." " Excuse me." " Sorry." "What's going on?" "I landed this great roofing gig in town." "I was hoping I could crash here for a couple days." "Cash." "I'll even keep my shirt on if you want me to." "Oh, that's not necessary." "Jane, would you excuse us a minute?" "You can't just do this." "What's the matter, princess?" "I haven't heard from you in weeks, and then all of a sudden, you just show up out of nowhere?" "Exciting, huh?" "No, it's not fair." "You can't just come and go as you please." "I'm not running a flophouse." "Okay, I get it." "Bye, jane." "Bye, cash." "Bye, princess." "I'm sorry." "You could have at least had him try on the sweater." "Hey." "Holy god." "What is that smell?" "Me." "I picked up some work today down at the dock, gutting fish." "You're gutting fish now." "Well, bills apparently do not pay themselves." "Is matty still up?" "Just went to bed." "Oh, man." "I promised him I'd play him a game of madden football." "It's okay." "I filled in." "Scored like six touchdowns." "Never seen him so impressed." "I... may have underestimated what it takes to build a church from the ground up." "Just time." "And money." "I don't have an office." "I don't have a place to meet or to worship." "I mean, I-I don't want to stand on a street corner and preach" ", but I'm running out of options." "Well, how about moving in here?" "Here?" "Just temporarily, until things get rolling." "Seriously?" "It would be completely chaste." "You could sleep on the couch, save up some money." "And do you think that we can handle that?" "Why not?" "We're adults." "And what about matty?" "He loves having you around, you know that." "And I don't completely hate it." "And you know, maybe this could be my little way of doing god's work, too." "Plus, think how good you'll get at madden football." "When you put it like that, that... so you'll do it?" "Yes." "I will." "Thank you, sara." "Do I really smell?" "Unbelievably bad." "Hey " "That's quite a shirt." "Oh, yeah." "Found it in the back of my closet." "It's funky, right?" "Funky." "I think I can see the outline of your spleen." "Patrick, what are you doing?" "Having a beer." "It's 8:00 A. M." "I know." "It one of the new things I've discovered - beer is really good in the morning." "That's disgusting." "What?" "I didn't used to burp?" "No." "Man, I was missing out." "What a release" "Okay.Well, here we go - eggs a la Patrick." "What the matter?" "These eggs." "They don't look right." "They're super-runny." "That's how you like them." "Tastes like egg water." "Patrick." "I'm sorry." "I don't li them." " You do." " I did." "I don't anymore." "You know, I appreciate you having me over for breakfast, but if this is gonna work you're gonna have to start focusing on who I am and not who I was." "Fine." "I'll just put them back on the stove." "Oh, no, no." "I'm good with beer." "Egg-water burps." "Not as good." "MOVIE NIGHT one for you." "One for you." "One for you." "One for you." ""Movie night." "" That's right, people, the first of many." "Yeah, but we don't have a movie theater." "No, but we have something so much better." "We have the woods, the sky, and the stars." "Oh, you're gonna build a movie theater." ""Movie night under the stars." "" It'll be just like Bryant park." "Exactly." "Outside?" "Picture this -a clearing in the woods, a blanket on the ground, a picnic under the stars, as bette davis and joan crawford take turns chewing the scenery." "Oh, it'll be fabulous." "I can hardly wait." "I knew it was on a matter of time before you start classing up this joint, miss Frist - classing it up." "What do you think, mai?" "Can I do the concessions?" "I guess so." " I'm in." " Okay." " Theresa?" " I think it sounds nice." "Ben?" "I don't know." "What's to know?" "Well, why would I want to go sit on the ground out in the woods to watch a movie?" "I mean, they finally got stadium seating at the sitka cineplex, with cupholders." "Buzz:" "Plus, it's really been hot out there." "I mean, mosquitos are out in full force." "And who knows what kind of critters you're gonna attract up there with all them pic-a-nic baskets." "It's basically an invitation to a bear mauling." "Yeah, but a bear mauling under the stars." "You guys could not be serious." "You're men - alaskan men who are not allowed to whine and complain about being outside." "Movie night is happening, and attendance is mandatory." " Okay." " Fine." "I'm in." "Good." "So, which "die hard" movie are you gonna show?" "I cannot wait to take u shopping for some new clothes in new york." "Am I gonna have to start essing like donald trump?" "Or P. Diddy." "It's your choice - the donald or the diddy." "I'm gonna miss this boat." "You could always just park it on the hudson river and live there." "Oh, my god." "I could not be less serious." "Yeah, I got that." "Look at that." "We almost threw out this shirt." "Oh, don'you have like 20 of those?" "Yeah, but each one's unique." "Look, this one's missing three buttons, and it's got all these cool holes." "I see." "I guess we shouldn't keep the hamper so close to the trash can." "Guess not." "Almost lost a shirt." "Almost." "Would you pack that for me?" "I'm gonna take a shower." " Will do." " Thanks." "You have to take this shirt." "Why?" "It's sam's, and I hate it." "Oh, come on." "It's cute and worn-in." "The term is "ratty." "" And it is not making the flight to new york." "Are we having a sewing circle?" "We're making the screen for the movie." "Ooh, right." "What are we watching?" " "Giant." " " Ah, fun." "Never heard of it." "Really?" "It's rock hudson and elizabeth taylor." "I live in alaska and date a pastor." "I don't get out much." "How are you two doing?" "I sort of invited him to move in with me." "Wow!" "So much for "operation:" "No sex." "" We're still celibate." "It's just so he can save up some money." "Church-building is slow going." "I ink it's wonderful you two moved in together." "Wonderful and insane." " Jane." " What?" "Imagine living under the same roof as Jack and not being able to have sex." "I'm not going to be having sex with him for about nine months." "Besides, this is different." "Eric is a pastor." "Yeah, but sara's not." "I'm with jane." "This could be difficult." " Hi." " Hello." "I'm looking for mr." "Morrissey." "I don't know who that is." "Leonard morrissey?" "Sorry." "Leonard cassius morrissey?" "Oh, cash." "Yes, I, uh, I do know who that is, but doesn't live here." "Oh, wellthis is his last known address." "His doctors at the hospital are looking for him." "Why are they looking for him?" "Mr.Morrissey missed his last couple of appointments, so they sent me over to see if he was okay or in need of transportation to the hospital or anything." "What does he need to go to the hospital for?" "I really can't say, but please, if you see him, will you let him know that we came by?" "And he can reach us at this number." "****" " HI BEN" " HI" "IS THERE ANONE Has anyone seen cash?" "I didn't even know he was back in town." "Yeah, he's roofing the barker place over on elm." "Oh, good." "So he's not dead or anything." "Well, I ho not, 'cause that roof is more bowed than my legs." "Barker'S." "Thanks." "HI GUYS" "Oh, hi, Marin." "Oh, my god." "There he is." "There who is?" "My victim - the boy I almost killed." " Patrick?" " The bobby pin!" "Does no one remember the bobby pin?" "I put the bobby pin in Patrick's hair, and that's why he got struck by lightning." "That wasn't your fault." "You are a good woman, theresa." "True." "Uh, can I get a club soda, ben?" "Sure thing." "How's he doing?" "Not so good." "We all just went swimming down at the dock." "He kind of freaked out." "Freaked out?" "How?" "He just stood there, watching us." "Nobody could get him to jump in." "But he's always been a very good swimmer." "I know." "It was so sad." "Broke my heart." "hey, there." "Oh, hey, buzz... dad." "Ah, you always called me "buzz." "" You got the next game?" "Oh, no, no." "You go ahead." "You don't want to play?" "I sort of don't remember if I can." "You were no minnesota fats, but you could play." "Oh, good to know." "I heard about the swimming." "Yeah, it's kind of frustrating." "Couldn't remember that either, huh?" "Not so much." "People are always telling me what I used to be able to do and what I used to like to do, but I'm not really sure I remember any of it." "Must be a lot of pressure." "I'll say." "I just don't want to make a fool out of myself, you know?" "Yeah." "Well, if you have the time and the inclination" ", I'd be happy to teach you , try to help you remember some stuff." "Yeah?" "Sure, absolutely." "We could start with pool." "Okay, yeah." "Yeah?" "I'd like that." "Okay." "Hey, we got next." "Hey!" "Hi." "What are you doing here?" "Looking for a fiddler." "It's a reference - the roof." "Never mind." "Can I talk to you?" "Talk." "Down here." "Kind of grooving up here, princess." "Fine." "But if I fall and break my neck and you have to rush me to the hospital, that'll be quite ironic." "It's kind of nice up here." "Yeah, peaceful." "What's up?" "So, uh, a woman came by from alaska general looking for you." "Oh?" "Said you missed a couple of appointments." "Seems like the doctors are kind of worried about you." "Yeah, it's no big deal." "I'll go next week." "Cash, why are you going to the hospital?" "No big deal." "Well, if it's no big deal, then why don't you tell me?" "It's just a kidney thing." "What do you mean, "a kidney thing"?" "It's no big deal." "It doesn't sound like no big deal." "Then none of your business." "Look, I can't focus with you staring at me likehaT." "Okay." "I'll go." "Wow, this new kfc toasted wrap is good." "Ah, thank you, ed." "I really appreciate it." "We'll talk soon." "Okay." "God bless." "How's it going?" "That was ed popper from my old church." "I've known him and his wife since before I married them." "They are definitely gonna follow me wherever I land." "So the good news is that i officially have a flock of two." "Now all I need is a church and a choir and about 300 more parishioners." "It's only a matter of time." "I don't know what I'd do without your support." "I really admire what you're doing, eric." "It takes a lot of courage." "Well... you know, I should probably get back to work" " yeah, me too - 'cause I got A... well, not work, but let you work." "Yeah, okay." "Okay." "I can't believe Jack still hasn't called." "Well, he'll call when he can." "You must be so frustrated, though." "I'm okay." "But you haven't heard from him in over a week." "Don't you feel bad?" "You have to feel bad." "I would feel terrible." "Well, I wasn't, but I'm starting to." "Oh, sorry." "It's okay, annie." "Here." "What's this?" "A list of rules regarding proper behavior and conduct for your movie night." "I expect you to photocopy and distribute to all participants." "Okay." "In addition," "I've taken t liberty of photographing the area from multiple angles to ensure that you leave it as pristine as you found it." "If you do not, I'll be forced to impose a stiff fine for which you and you alone will be responsible." "That sounds great, chief Celia." "Thank you so much for your help." "Geez, what is with her?" "I think she's taking movie night personally because watching old movies was her thing with Patrick." "Like how doing mime was my thing with Patrick." "Really?" "Oh, yeah." "We did it as a stress reliever." "You'd be surprised how being trapped in an invisible box can really calm the nerves." "Well, I'll have to try that sometime." "Now?" "Oh, uh, you know, maybe later, when I'm feeling more stress." "Well, I'll be here when you're ready to mime it out... alone with my ex-fianc?" "s mother and our memories." "You know, annie, you two are kind of in the same boat." "Maybe you should reach out to her." "Yeah... maybe." "Wait." "What - what is all this?" "Oh, it's nothing." ""Kidney disease"? "Kidney failure"?" "Oh, my god." "Marin, are you sick?" "No." "Do you have kidney disease?" "Are you dying?" "I don't think I can handle this right now." "First Patrick and now you - what is going on?" "Annie." "Annie, calm down." "It's not me." "It - it's not?" "It's cash." "What's wrong with cash?" "I don't know yet." "That's why I'm doing this research." "It's been a very tumultuous year." "I know." "Thanks for taking all this time with me, buzz." "What's a father for?" "How you feeling?" "Good." "A little nervous." "Well, that's to be expected, but your pool game came back to you pretty quick, didn't it?" " Yeah." " Huh?" "I guess it did." "Yeah." "Well, you ready to learn how to swim?" " Definitely." " Okay." "And what's the first lesson?" "All right, now use those arms!" "Come on, Patrick!" "Kick those feet!" "Let that sense memory kick in!" "Come on, you can do it, Patrick!" "Kick those legs!" "Swim, Patrick, swim!" "Come on, paddle!" "Patrick!" "I got you, son." "Here you go." "Thanks for the drowning lesson, buzz!" "Patrick." "Patrick?" "Hi, chief Celia." "These are for you." "Why?" "Because I have something I want to ask you." "C - can I come in?" "No." "Oh, okay." "Chief Celia, you look lovely today." "I'm wearing my uniform." "But it's very flattering." "Are you drunk?" "No." "I" " I was just wondering if you're not doing anything tonight, maybe you'd like to go with me to movie night?" "I have a boyfriend." "All right, he's out of town, but I don't need a date." "I know that." "I" " I just figured, since you're not planning on going with Patrick to movie night and I'm not planning on going with Patrick, we're kind of in the same boat, so maybe you'd like to go together?" "You and I are not in the same boat." "Patrick is my son." "I have loved and cared for him all his life." "You were his girlfriend for a year." "Those are very different boats." "So, I-is that a no?" "Yes." " hey." " Hey." "I got that same shirt." "Oh, yeah?" "See you around." "Say "hi" to jane." "Will do." "Damn." "Hey." "I've been looking all over for you." "Well, here I am." "I went to the house you were roofing, but you weren't there." "That's 'cause I'm here." "What's all that?" "This is research I have been doing - kidney research." "Please tell me you have kidney stones." "I don't have kidney stones." "Oh, I was afraid you were gonna s that." "This other stuff is really serious, cash." "I know how serious it is." " You do?" " Yes." "I, uh, I have degenerative kidney disease." "Oh, my god." "This is why I don't tell people." "Oh, I'm sorry." "I'm sorry." "This is terrible." "What - what did the doctor say?" "Look, I'm working so I can pay for the treatment I need." "Okay." "That's good." "Okay, that's a good thing." "Unfortunately, I got fired today." " What?" " Princess." "Well, sorry." "Yeah." "Apparently, word got out about condition, and the boss said he had no choicbut to let me go." "Too risky." "I don't know how he found out, but I guess you go to the hospital a few times, people are bound to notice." "Oh, cash." "I'll figure it out." "Well, there's got to be something that we can do." "We dot need to do anything." "Okay?" "I can handle this." "What?" "Do you have some sort of medical degree I don't know about?" "I've got it under control." "Well, what does that mean?" "What are you gonna do?" "Find another job." "Who wants a mai dud?" "What is a mai dud?" "It's like a milk dud, only not so chewy and demanding." "I made them last night." "First one'free." "Second one's gonna cost you." "I got mai duds... and five kinds of flavored popcorn for movie night." "I'm gonna make a fortune." "Not bad, huh?" "Yeah, not bad." "Hey, maybe you and I make a deal." "I'll do exclusive concessions at all your hockey games, and you get a nice cut." "Well, I already have a concessions guy, but if you can undercut him, I'll think about it." "Good man." "Have another mai dud." "We'll talk." "What did I say?" "mari I am so sorry." "What for?" "I had no idea cash would get fired." "This about the kidney thing?" "How did you know about the kidney thing?" "Did you tell her about the kidney thing?" "No." "I heard it from ben." "How did ben know?" "He heard it from theresa..." " how did - - who heard it from jerome, who heard it from buzz, who heard it from mai, who might have kind of heard it from me." "Annie." "I am so sorry!" "But I only told one peon." "A- and if you think about it, you only told one person." "So, in a way, we're both kind of equally innocent or guilty, depending on how you look at it." "So it's my fault that cash got fired?" "I'm sorry, Marin." "He has no money, no health insurance, and now, thanks to me, no job." "Who wants to try a "mai-ice creamandwich"?" "No, thanks." "No?" "Bad timing?" "Talking about the kidney thing?" "Okay, I'll come back." "right on time." "hey." "God, you look pretty today." " Patrick." " Sorry." "You okay?" "You're looking a little blue - pretty, but blue." "I'm okay." "Is it the cash thing?" "Wait." "How " "Yes." "That's tough." "I got to do something." "I would loan him the money, but he would never take it." "Maybe you can do some sort of fundraiser or something." "Hey, yeah." "That, Patrick, is a fantastic idea." "I'll make movie night a fundraiser for cash." "Cash for cash." "Cash for cash." "And now we're on." "Hello, Elmo." "Big news, Elmo." "Marin Frist's movie night is now a fundraiser." "Okay, we're announcing it." "It's for cash... morrissey." "Cash morrissey." "Now, I don't remember him - nothing unusual about that - but I'm sure you all do and would love to help the guy out." "That's right, Elmo." "Tonight at movie night, we will be screening the academy award-winning epic "giant." "" Not only will you be enjoying one of the most moving and romantic movies of all time, but you will be raising money for a worthy cause." "It's gonna be a giant night all around." "It's gonna be huge!" "So come on out, bring your picnic baskets, but more importantly, bring your wallets, 'cause let's face it, Elmo, isn't it better to give than receive?" "Take off your shirt." "Jane, please, not here." "Give it to me." "But I thought you hated this shirt." "I do, but sam loves it, even more than before, since he saw you looking all cute in yours." "Yeah.Now he wants to wear it tonight at movie night, and I don't want him to discover what a terrible person I am." "We've only been married a few weeks." "It's too soon." "I'm sorry." "Don't worry about it." "She runs like a dork." "That's old polo." "He's head vaquero." "He's been here longer than many of us, I guess - since grandpa benedict's time." "Look at them, honey." "There's never beennything like them in this world, I can tell you." "Hey, sorry we're late." "Oh, don't worry about it." "I'm so glad you came." "Oh, we wouldn't have missed it." "Oh, ben." "Thanks." "There's plenty of room down front." "Enjoy." "Mai:" "Mai duds!" "MaI, how's it going?" "Oh, pretty good." "Be better next time, though, if we don't allow food." "Then I can really Jack up the prices." "Well, I'm sure cash will be very grateful." "Yeah, maybe to you." "Mai duds!" "No, good, thanks." "Mai, this is a fundraiser for cash." "Cash for cash, not cash for mai." "That wasn't part of the deal." "Mai." "Okay, fine, but I still got to pay for my labor and expenses." "Shh!" "You "shh!" "" Shut up!" "Shut up!" "Sell your goods back there!" "Oh, one thing I will not miss about Elmo - my allergies." "Here you go." "What's this?" "Oh." "That's mine." "It's a needle... for sewing or knitting or really anything you need a needle for." "You sew?" "Constantly, obsessively." "Oh, I live for it." "Okay, that's a lie." "She was wearing your shirt when you saw her at the chieftain." "Don't get mad, but I tried to throw it away." "This shirt?" "Several times." "The damn thing just won't die." "Why would you do that?" "Because I don't like it." "It's old and ripd, and you look like a street urchin." "So you just throw it out and don't tell me?" "Well, that was the plan." "Backfire." "You know, I don't like those red pants you wear sometimes, but I would never just throw them away behind your back." "Of course not." "Those pants cost $300." "Shh!" "Thanks." "Hey, you mind if I join you?" "Do you want a beer?" "Uh, no, thanks." "So, uh, what's this movie about?" "It's about people shutting up." "Patrick, about pushing you in the water today " "I uid have drowned." "I could never let anything happen to you." "You're my son." "I was just trying to get you to overcome your fear, but it was a mistake, and I'm sorry." "Well, uh, you meant well." "I did." "I really panicked." "You did." "Thanks for saving me." "No problem." "Well, one good thing came out of you losing your memory." "Yeah?" "What's that?" "Well, it gave me a chance to be the dad I never was." "I know you feel you have to live up to everyone's expectations, but I don't have any expectations." "Not me." "You know, this could be the start of a new beginning for both of us." "I do feel relaxed around you." "Yeah." "I can just be who I want to be." "Yeah." "I can wear cool t-shirts and have a beer for breakfast and burp whenever I feel likeurping." "You can do all that stuff." "I can open up a business teaching dogs to dance." "You can do that stuff, too." "Teaching dogs to dance?" "Yeah, I was just spitballing." "No sense sitting alone, hmm?" " I agree." " Yeah." "Wine?" "Mixed nuts?" "Jett!" "Hold on a minute." "I want you to take mrs." "Benedict back in with you." "Honey, you go along with jett and get out of all this heat." "Technical difficulties!" "Technical problems!" "We're good!" "I got it oh, come on!" "This is what happens when you show a classic on a quilt!" "CASH FOR CASH PLEASE DONATE" "I got it." "Cash, hey, how you feeling, man?" "What is all this?" "It's for you." "****" "Me" " I'm gonna get out of here one of these days." "This is my husband's land." "This is his home." "Hey." "What the hell is this?" "It's a donation jar." "You know what, Marin?" "From now on, why don't you just mind your own business?" "Okay, the last thing I need is a public pity party." "This isn't a pity party." "These people are your friends." "They care about you." " They want to help." " I don't need their help." "I can take care of myself." "No one said you can'T." "This isn't even out me." "You're just doing thiso make yourself feel better." "What?" "Marin Frist to theescue, everybody's savior." "Well, what does that mean?" "It means that you're always trying to fix people." "Maybe I don't want to be fixed by you." "I can't believe you are reacting like this." "You really ought to learn how to appreciate when somebody tries to do something nice for you." "Hey, if I need something from somebody, I'll ask." "So, why don't you ever ask for it, then?" "I did!" "I asked if I could stay with you, and you said "no." "" Jane:" "I'sorry, sam." "I'm sorry I tried to get rid of your shirt." "That was stupid." "The truth is, I don't care what you wear." "You look great in everything... and out of everything." "Well, you look great in those red pants and out of them." "I guess I'm just nervous about moving back to new york with you." "I want it to be perfect, even though I know it's not gonna be." "Throwing out my shirt or my entire wardrobe doesn't change the fact that there are fundamental differences between the two of us." "I know, but our differences are what make us such a good fit for each other." "You believe that, right?" "I do, totally." "Me too." "Seriously, $300 for those pants?" "knock, knock." "Anybody home?" "Cash, are you in there?" "I'd really like to talk to you for a minute." "Can I come in?" "Can you come out?" "Look, I want to apologize for overstepping." "It was presumptuous of me." "But please understand, I was just trying to do something as your friend." "We're friends, right?" "Yeah, we're friends." "Well, normally, with my friends, we talk about everything - the good stuff and bad." "And when the bad comes, we rally." "That's what we do." "That's what I do." "I" " I... rally for my friends." "But if that's not what you want from me, if that's not the kind of friend you want me to be, I can handle that." "I can mind my own business and keep my mouth shut... you know, for the most part." "You're - you're a private person." "I get that." "I" " I respect that." "Are you still apologizing?" "Yeah, trying to." "Apology accepted." "Thank you." "Now, as your friend, I was wondering if you would like to stay with me." "Well, I'm no charity case." "No, it's not charity." "I could use a live-in chef, and you're the best ck I know." "Come on." "I'll even kee my shirt on in the house." "All right, just till I finish treatment." "Okay." "Oh." "We raised over $2, 000last night, if you're interested." "Cash for cash, huh?" "Catchy, right?" "thank you, Marin." "Yore welcome..." "leonard." "Hey." "Oh, hey." "Are you up?" "Yeah, getting there." "So, listen, I know this living situation's difficult." "It is much harder than I thought it would be." "I know." "But I-I think I've come up with something - a solution to our sexual frustration." "Oh, yeah?" "Can I interest you in some chamomile?" "Please." "Here you go." "Oh, thank you, lenny." "Yeah, how long is this "leonard" thing gonna last?" "Mmm, till I get sick of it or it stops bugging you, so neverish." "When alaska was just a land of trees, t ribes created community through barter - beads for a fur, a canoe for a cow." "Trading partners became friends." "Friends became family." "As far as I can tell, not much has changed up here." "That's it." "We're still giving and receiving - an equal trade." "There we go!" "It's coming back to you, huh?" "Yeah." "When the system is working both sides come away happy, neither feeling like they've compromised, but rather, getting something better in the deal." "In those moments, we are just a community of people sharing... proving every day that it can be just as fulfilling to give as to receive..." "And sometimes, just as hard." "Hey, Celia." "I've got some terrible news." "Jack's ship went down in the bering sea, and they rescued survivors." "Jack wasn't among them."