"Now while you're heading east, I'll fix up this Garrity house real nice." "We're gonna turn a major profit." "We'll see what happens, okay?" "I love you." "The girl that came here, her name is Ali Darcy." "I hooked up with her five years ago." "There's no way that kid's mine." "You're not lying to me?" "I'll never lie to you." "This is my man, right here, my soon-to-be agent, Grant Halbert." "All you gotta do is sign, baby." "Jason, nice meeting you." "If you're in the Big Apple, ring me up." "Job well done, fellas!" "All right." "So what's next?" "Do we call that realtor lady?" "No, we sell the house ourselves." "We got an offer on the house." "You're kidding me." "Are you serious?" "Yeah!" "I love this life." "You can't..." "That's not a cheers." "You're just thinking out loud." "I can do what I wanna do." "How about this?" "To money!" "Oh, yeah!" "No, wait!" "No, no, no." "To being bad-ass real-estate guys who just..." "To money!" "To money!" "What are we gonna do with that money?" "Dude, I'm calling Mindy up on the phone and I'm telling her," ""Sweetie, you don't ever have to shake your ass at the Landing Strip again.' '"" "No, I'm thinking about one or two things, maybe, either open up an orphanage, or B, I'm gonna go ahead and see how many margaritas I can buy with 14 grand." "I'm in for the latter." "I'd like to see your orphanage." "Six, you're up, go." "Yeah, me, too." "Me, I'm gonna take a little trip to New York, and get a job at a sports agency with my friend Grant that I met and..." "Yeah, that's what I'm gonna do." "Who the hell is Grant?" "He's a guy I met once." "So you're just gonna get up and move to New York?" "Yeah." "Well, not New York, New Jersey." "I'm gonna live in New Jersey with Noah and Erin, and then I'm gonna commute into New York for my fancy sports agent job." "Why would you wanna leave Texas?" "'Cause it's not about Texas anymore, it's about Erin and Noah." "Okay, when do we leave, Six?" "I can't believe it." "Isn't it great?" "Now, listen." "Did I tell you?" "It's gonna go on the market in three days." "Which means this baby's gonna sell." "Uh-huh." "Everyone's gonna want this house." "Uh-huh, uh-huh." "So we gotta move fast." "I can't believe it." "It's just..." "This is perfect." "It's everything that Eric and I have been talking about for so many years." "It's like my dream house." "Okay, I'm gonna call the realtor, tell her we're gonna make an offer." "Oh, no, oh, no." "No, no, I don't think we should do that quite yet." "I need to, you know..." "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity." "Tami, Tami, it's a foreclosure." "I know, it does seem like it's a good price, but it's still, for us, it's probably a little bit of a stretch, you know, financially." "Okay, look at it." "You deserve this." "Really, you really, really, really do." "And you can sell your house, you'd have that income." "And you're the principal, for crying out loud." "He's the head coach." "You can do this." "Mmm-hmm." "You can." "I don't know that he's gonna look at it that way, necessarily." "So I have to leave for six months." "I'm gonna be by myself, on the road, every night, and possibly come back with a broken neck." "Well, last time I checked, you're a cowboy, that's your job, am I right?" "Yeah, I guess you're right." "Mmm." "You sure you can't come?" "Well, I'd love to, but I have this little thing called school." "Just for, like, a couple of days." "You can't come for a couple of days?" "I have a college interview." "It's this week." "Well, then you can't come." "That's important." "But I will be thinking about you every day, and we'll talk all the time on the phone," "and you'll be back soon." "Right?" "Yeah, I'll be back." "Yeah." "McGILL: 92 coming in, there he is!" "This is for our win last week, gentlemen." "Act like you've done this before, let's go!" "No, no, no, we've been doing this all year, let's go." "There he is." "Drop it!" "Let's go." "McGILL:" "Lead him in!" "Geez, if you gotta catch that, it's in your hand!" "There he is." "Man, man, man!" "Hit him inside." "Are you serious?" "Jamarcus, what the hell are you doing?" "I'm running my route." "No, you're supposed to be running a post." "You know what a post is?" "Man, he threw it to me wrong." "Hey, Coach, can I show him what a post is?" "Go ahead." "Ain't gonna be worse than what we've got out there now." "You're gonna show me now, huh?" "Jamarcus, shut up." "Blue, 8, 10!" "Run it out, let's go!" "That's the way." "Yes!" "Mac, what is that?" "How come our quarterback's running routes better than our receivers, huh?" "That's the way..." "Brian, step up there!" "Hey!" "Call 911!" "So what's the plan?" "Whoa." "Six, let's go!" "The plan is to get a suit and then I go see Grant." "That's the same plan we had the whole way up here." "Oh, man, a suit." "Excuse me, sir." "Sorry to bother you." "Can you just let me know where you got that suit?" "Uh, Paul Stuart." "Hey!" "We need to find a Paul Stuart." "Get the hands off my cab, jackass." "You know where Paul Stuart's is?" "No." "No?" "No." "Okay, what?" "Worth it." "Worth it." "Paul Stuart." "Let's get you suited up, Six!" "Right here." "Do you smell that?" "That's success." "Just do me a favor..." "Hey." "Right there." "Right there!" "That's the one." "You think so?" "Look at this." "How you doing?" "It is nice." "May I help you?" "What's the damage on this guy right here?" "This is woolen cashmere imported from London." "Okay." "It's $1,884." "Six!" "This it?" "Two for $125." "That works." "You want dark or blue?" "Like, I don't know." "This isn't bad, it feels nice." "I mean, I don't know." "What do you think?" "You wanna try this on?" "What if she says no, Riggs?" "What?" "What do you mean?" "Who says no?" "Erin." "What if Erin says no?" "What if we buy these suits, and I go and I get a job or don't get a job, and I show up at her doorstep, and I ask her to take me back, and she says no?" "I don't know, man." "You can play that "what if" game all day." "I believe you're doing the right thing." "I just gotta make it so she doesn't say no." "Suits, job..." "How you doing, guys?" "How you doing, sir?" "We need two suits." "Well, I've got two for $125, and then I've got an extra package, it's $200." "What's the package?" "Are you gonna get..." "Well, you're gonna get two suits, right?" "Then you're gonna get two shirts..." "All right." "two ties, two socks and a free pair of shoes for $200." "Right." "Stripe?" "What do you think?" "No, I just want to get back out on the field, that's what I wanna do." "Two weeks for practice." "Just relax!" "Two weeks to playoffs." "You know what?" "We're gonna be fine." "We'll be fine, we'll work it out." "Take care of yourself, all right?" "All right, thanks." "Tell the guys hello." "I will." "Get a drink of water with your little flexi-straw." "All right, see you later, buddy." "Okay, so..." "Back to business." "Here's the deal." "We gotta get a coach to replace him and I've been thinking maybe Wade Aikmen would be a good choice." "Wade Aikmen." "What are you talking about, Wade Aikmen now?" "I'm just speaking on behalf of the boosters." "When you say boosters, you're talking about Joe McCoy." "I don't wanna talk about that crap right now." "No, I understand that." "I don't wanna talk about Smiling Joe, either." "This is not about him." "This is about Wade Aikmen being a perfect fit at this moment." "He's the kid's personal quarterback coach, he knows the kid, he's been working with the kid, he knows our spread offense." "He's young, he's energetic, he can pick this up, and we can still..." "You know what?" "Do me a favor, would you?" "You tell the boosters that I'll handle this my way." "Always." "I'm excited about Westin for you." "They actually hold a side opening specifically for kids just like you, who didn't necessarily have the best GPAs at the beginning, but have pulled them up." "No, I feel good, I feel focused, and..." "I'm ready, I'm ready for this." "I'm proud of you." "Proud of you." "Proud of you for staying focused." "You've worked hard, gone against a lot of odds." "Coach." "Here's those" "Tennessee charts." "Good." "Good, Matt." "Thanks." "Hey, how's..." "Julie!" "How's Coach McGill doing?" "He's doing good." "I'll tell him you say hello." "Thanks." "Coach..." "Julie!" "Huh?" "What do you think about the idea of me maybe moving over to receiver?" "I mean, I know all the routes." "And I just kind of think I probably would be a bigger help to the team..." "Matt, you get yourself injured," "J.D. gets himself injured, I'm out of a quarterback, I'm screwed." "Hey!" "Okay." "Are you ready to go?" "Yeah." "I'm here to see, uh, Mr. Grant Halbert." "Uh-huh." "What is your name?" "Jason Street." "Do you have an appointment, Mr. Street?" "No, ma'am." "I don't." "Okay, well, if you'd like to call back and make an appointment." "I don't have an appointment, but I..." "I do know that when I met Mr. Halbert in Texas just a little while ago, he told me specifically to come see him when I came to New York and that's why I'm here now." "I'm sure if you just let him know Jason Street would like to see him, I'm sure he'd love to have me." "Just Jason Street, just..." "Please." "There's a Mr. Jason Street here." "Jason Street." "I'm Wendell Foley's friend from Texas." "He's Wendell's friend from Texas." "There you go." "Hey, Jason." "Hey, Mr. Halbert." "What are you doing here?" "Oh, I just..." "Y ou said to come see you when I was in New York." "I'm here now, so figured I'd stop by." "All right." "Let's go back in the office and talk a little bit." "Okay." "Well, great." "Yeah." "So I understand we only met once, sir, but I've been thinking a lot about what you said about being a sports agent, and how it's the next best thing to playing, and I would love to..." "Jackson!" "Stop, son." "Quit doing this to yourself." "It's Jason, sir." "I can start at the bottom." "There's really..." "It's not a problem, I can work my way up." "You're living in a dream world, brother." "This is the big time, it's New York City." "It's not Dillon where you go get a job at a car dealership just because you know all the boosters." "Do you have any idea who applies for the entry-level positions?" "No, sir." "They're Harvard graduates." "I'm not kidding you about that." "It was a miracle I got my ass in here." "And it's gonna be a miracle if I get to stay." "Your buddy Wendell?" "He screwed me over." "He told me he was going to sign with me." "And then he goes out and gets courted by SCI, who's the biggest, glossiest sports talent agency in this city." "Didn't even call me." "Son, the only reason I let you into this office today is because I was looking for some information about Wendell that would help me out." "That's it." "Okay, well, thank you for your time." "Welcome to New York City, son." "Just take one more bite, sweetheart." "I gotta tell you, Buddy just pisses me off." "Getting Wade out there for Joe McCoy, that's just..." "I don't get it, and it pisses me off." "I know, but you know what?" "Here's one thing you might want to think about." "You are gonna need a replacement for Mac." "And, you know, Wade is good with J.D." "And you're gonna need J.D. To be good in order to get in the playoffs." "One more bite, one more bite." "Well, thank you very much." "Well, I'm just saying, you're going to have to replace Mac and it might be the lesser of two evils." "'Cause you know he'd be a good replacement." "That's my sweet girl." "Maybe I ought to hire you." "Thank you, that'd be good." "Honey, that looks delicious, thank you." "Um, well, you know, I actually wanted to talk to you about something." "Because I went and saw this house the day before yesterday, that's about to go on the market..." "Yeah." "And I have to tell you, honey," "I know we have not talked about this in a long time, but this house..." "I walked in, and I thought, "This is our future.' '" "You would have a place for an office, we'd have a yard for Gracie Belle." "I just thought to myself, you know, this could be the perfect..." "Did you find this house by yourself?" "Well, no, I went with Katie McCoy." "Oh, Katie?" "Yeah, 'cause, you know, she dabbles in a little real estate and she heard about it." "She heard about that?" "Honey..." "I'm just asking." "Okay, well, I'm just telling you about this house, because I was really excited about it and I'd love for you to go look at it with me this week." "We need to kind of go soon, 'cause it's gonna go on the market and it's gonna go like that." "Please?" "Please?" "I cannot believe that I actually went into Grant's office and expected him to give me a job." "I'm an idiot in a wheelchair, which is the only reason he even let me in that office, because he remembered the wheelchair." "That's all everybody remembers me for, man." "The wheelchair." "Okay, you know what?" "Drop the violin, Six." "Okay, let's take a beat, here." "Where are we right now?" "Where are we?" "Times Square." "Times Square, Big Apple." "Taking a big bite out of it." "You know what else we got?" "We got Gypsy tonight." "There's strippers in it." "We're going." "I don't wanna see Gypsy." "What do you mean you don't wanna see Gypsy?" "My life is falling apart around me, Riggins, okay?" "Last thing I wanna do is go see a Broadway show for three hours with you." ""You feel that you're watching a woman who has peeled down" ""to her unadorned id.' ' Riggs!"" "What?" "I'm sorry, but it's not working." "I appreciate the fact you're trying to cheer me up, but it's not gonna work." "The only thing that's gonna cheer me up is having my boy in my arms, and it's not looking like it's gonna happen anytime soon." "You know what?" "You want your boy in your arms?" "Yeah." "Go, go grab Wendell, bring him back to that agency, make him sign there." "Right!" "'Cause you know what?" "You're the only person that's gonna be able to do that." "You know what you're gonna get out of it?" "A job that they won't be able to deny you." "And some leverage." "And that's all you need right now." "So, wait, you want me to go down to Penn AM and convince Wendell that he's making a mistake, 'cause," "I mean, he is making a mistake, he's making a huge mistake." "That's brilliant, Riggs!" "Do it." "So guess what we're doing tomorrow?" "Right after Gypsy tonight, then." "Good practice, good hustle." "Thirty-eight." "You ready, bud?" "Yeah, I don't think we're gonna practice, today." "What?" "I'm gonna take you to get something to eat." "Go get changed." "Are you joking?" "I'm not." "Go." "I'm serious." "Really?" "All right." "Get on out of here." "I'll be here waiting on you." "Hey, do me a favor, would you?" "Be easy on him." "Give him some rest right now." "Yeah, I just told him that." "Listen, uh," "I bring you out here as assistant coach, what do you think about that?" "Mind you, it'd be temporary." "Yeah." "I'm talking about just until Mac gets back." "So we're clear." "Yeah, sure." "Yeah." "If that were to happen, J.D. Can have absolutely no special treatment out here." "We can agree on that?" "I think we'll agree on that." "Work over the rest of the details later?" "Sounds good to me." "I'll see you out here tomorrow." "Hey, does your dad, like, not like me anymore?" "Why would you say that?" "I don't know." "It just seems like ever since I got mad about him benching me, he's been mad at me, like he's holding a grudge or something." "Is this about the whole him not letting you play wide receiver thing?" "Kind of." "My dad's really stubborn, sometimes." "You just..." "You really just need to work on him." "Be persistent about it." "Really?" "Yeah, I mean, it works for me." "Doesn't that get annoying?" "Tyra Collette?" "Hi." "Hi." "Come on in." "I actually..." "I need to take this real quick." "Do you mind?" "No, sure." "Go ahead." "Thank you." "All right." "Cash?" "Hey, baby girl." "Hey." "I've been trying to reach you all day." "Yeah, I know." "I'm sorry, baby." "I've been packing up all day, but I was gonna call you and just wanted to tell you how much I was gonna miss you." "Me, too." "Can..." "Can I ask you something?" "You should know that by now, you can ask me anything." "Are you gonna be faithful to me?" "Come on, Tyra." "Am I gonna be faithful to you?" "What kind of question is that?" "Damn." "All right, look, I'm just gonna be honest with you, baby, 'cause I love you." "Being on the road is hard." "It's real hard." "I'm gonna be gone, like, six months." "A lot of long and cold nights, I'm gonna be by myself." "I mean..." "I'm gonna try." "I'm gonna try my best to be faithful to you, 'cause I love you." "I gotta go." "I have my interview." "All right, good luck." "Hi!" "Hi." "Come on in." "I'm Tyra Collette." "Laura Davidson." "Have a seat." "Nice to meet you." "Thank you." "So let's just start with you telling me a little bit about yourself." "Well, I'm from Dillon." "Mmm-hmm." "I'm 17, and I would love to go to college." "Hey, Mrs. T. Hey." "Have you heard from Mrs. Davidson?" "I did, I did, and..." "You know, I think it went fine." "We won't know anything definitive until after the winter break anyway, so I think you should continue with all your applications, you know, give yourself a lot of options." "And this interview experience, it's a learning experience, so keep going with the interview process..." "But I think you're on the right track, so I'm proud of you." "Well, okay." "All right." "Okay." "All right." "Good job, there you go." "16, come on." "Good one, 29." "Good job, get back in line." "Let's go." "Good job!" "Hold up, how'd those front block drills go?" "It's going good." "We're going into receiving right now." "I learned some stuff at a coaching clinic at USC, and they seem to like it." "What's Matt doing over here?" "You realize he gets hurt and J.D.' s not available," "I'm pretty much stuck with seventh graders." "I know, Coach." "I'm playing him wide, he's not gonna get hurt." "I won't let him get hit." "I tell you what." "This isn't USC, so let's stick to the drills we talked about." "Let's get him back on quarterback." "What do you say?" "Matt, get that jersey back on!" "Saracen, get back over there, man." "Hey, Coach." "How you doing?" "Listen, I heard you hired Wade, and I just wanted to say that" "I'm glad you decided to set aside our differences and do what's best for the team." "Good." "Good." "You have a good night." "You too, bud." "I think it's, like, four bathrooms." "Isn't that crazy?" "It's pretty great, right?" "I just love this kitchen." "And the backyard!" "Look at that backyard, honey." "And that grill." "Can't you just see little Gracie Belle playing back there, you throwing the ball with Jules..." "Is that our Julie, or is there gonna be another?" "You know what I mean." "We can have parties, we can have the barbecue, we can have the football party back here, you know..." "Come here." "Come here, come here, come here." "Talk to me." "We cannot afford this." "Well, I mean, I know it's a stretch." "Babe, we can't afford it." "Before you say that, can we at least have a conversation?" "We are having a conversation." "I know, but I think we need to sit down with our finances." "This could be a great investment..." "Our mortgage would double." "I feel like we are expanding." "I think that we actually could do it." "Listen, what happens if I lose my job?" "Think about that." "You're not gonna lose your job." "You're gonna win the playoffs." "You're not going to lose your job." "What happens if you lose your job?" "Why would you say that?" "Because you could lose your job." "I could lose my job." "That is the most pessimistic way to think..." "Honey, I'm not being pessimistic," "I'm being realistic." "We cannot afford this." "I'm trying to be expansive and think about our lives and not think about it in terms of gloom and doom, and, "Okay, we gotta stay put in one place our whole lives.' '" "You know, this is our dream house." "That's what we need to be thinking about." "You know what you just said?" ""Our, our.' '"" "Yeah." "That means the two of us." "Yeah." "As far as my side is concerned, I say no." "Don't just say no." "You want me to just say yes?" "No!" "But don't just say no..." "Okay, then, no." "Without us having a conversation about it." "Where are you going?" "Yeah, me?" "I'm gonna go outside." "You're just gonna walk out?" "I'm just going out to get some fresh air, sweetie." "Sorry." "I sure hope he's here, 'cause if he's not, we're gonna have to sit on the doorstep till he shows up." "You know, if this actually goes through, when it actually all goes through, you're gonna have to live here." "For, like, for good." "Yeah, that's the plan." "It is." "Why?" "Does it bother you a little bit?" "No." "I'll be back to visit, man." "It's not like I'm not gonna be back in Dillon at all." "All right, well..." "I'm going in there alone." "I'm gonna talk to him." "Stay out here and don't get in trouble." "All right." "I'll go get this guy." "No regrets." "See you in a few." "Heard you're not going to sign with Grant anymore." "And I think that's cool." "If that's really what you wanna do, if you've really thought about it, if you really see the big picture here, but I don't think you do." "What are you talking about?" "I don't think you see the fact that this bigger agency, you're just another athlete on paper to them." "You're just another paycheck to them." "They're gonna collect as many of you as they can to get another BMW in their garage." "That's what you are to them." "You need someone who's young, someone who's smart, someone who's ambitious, someone who's gonna put all their attention on you, all their passion into you, and all their drive behind making you, because making you" "is gonna make them." "That's what you need." "And Grant is that person?" "I think so." "You're gonna be his present, you're gonna be his future." "You're gonna be his kids' college fund." "You're gonna be the reason that he's able to put dinner on his family's table every night and he's gonna work harder for you because of that, because of his family." "Because when success is essential to keeping your family together, there's nothing a man will not do." "Okay?" "All I'm saying is give him a shot." "Go and talk to him, he can get the job done." "He's been trying to get a hold of you, and you've been ignoring him." "Jason, man, what do you get out of this, dude?" "I want Grant to give me a job." "But I also want to see you succeed." "So on my way back home, I figured I'd come down here and tell you you're making a mistake." "You know, I could've just gone back to Dillon and said," ""I didn't get a job in the city," ""and" ""Wendell's making a mistake, and I really hope he makes it,"" "and just left it at that." "I could've done that, but you know me." "I'm not the type of guy who just leaves things at that." "Jason, there's no one else like you, man." "I'm counting on that." "I have Wendell Foley and Jason Street here for you." "Guys?" "Mr. Halbert." "What's going on?" "What's happening?" "You here to talk?" "Well..." "My boy Jason brought me here." "You can thank him for that." "If you think I'm letting you leave this office before you come back to me, man, you're crazy." "Come on back, let's talk a little bit." "Jason, come sit in the meeting with us." "I need you in here." "Okay." "Mrs. Taylor, this is really good chicken." "Oh, good, I'm glad you're enjoying it." "It's nice to be complimented on the food that you've slaved over after a long day at work." "I said it was a very nice meal, too, honey." "It is a good meal." "Thank you, honey." "So, Dad, why don't you let Matt play wide receiver this year?" "Julie..." "We don't talk football at the dinner table." "Dad, we talk about football at breakfast, lunch and the dinner table." "Sweetheart, it's none of your business." "Just drop it, just drop..." "Matt?" "We're just a family having dinner, talking about work, right?" "I'm just saying, he deserves it." "He's worked hard for the Panthers, it's his senior year, he knows all the routes." "I mean, he thinks like a QB, you should at least give him a shot." "All I'm asking is you give him a shot." "I'll tell you what, why don't we talk about the house we can't afford?" "Why don't you run with that one?" "Okay." "I do know the routes just as well as anybody else, Coach." "I do, I'll prove it to you, too." "We can go outside and..." "Call 10 routes, I'll run 'em all." "If I miss one," "I'll shut up about this, you won't hear another word about it." "You miss one, we never discuss it again." "You make 'em all," "I think about it, that's it." "Is that what you're saying?" "Yeah." "All right, let's go." "Okay." "TAMI:" "Well, y'all, let's finish dinner first." "Slant." "Set, hut!" "All right!" "All right, come on!" "Hurry up!" "Let's go!" "One for one!" "How about a curl?" "Slide." "Yes, sir." "Slide." "Set, hut!" "Skinny post." "Set, hut!" "Go, Matt!" "That was a good one!" "Run a slide." "Try using your hands instead of your chest." "Yes, sir." "Ready?" "Set, hut!" "Six out of six." "Out and up." "That's right, I know what I'm saying." "Hut!" "That good?" "Yeah, you look a little slow, though." "Your legs getting tired?" "No, they're good." "You been stretching 'em out?" "I just haven't been using them much lately on the bench..." "You've been sitting on the bench too long, is that what you were gonna say?" "Out and up." "Set, hut!" "Nine for nine, one more." "I'm getting nervous." "That's nine out of nine." "I understand, I can count." "All right." "I mean, it's just one more and we're good." "Pick your legs up this time." "Yes, sir." "Set, hut!" "Come on." "That was a piss-poor pass." "I'll think about it." "Let's go eat." "It's cold now." "Have we got aspirin in the house?" "Sure we do." "Your arm?" "Yeah." "You haven't thrown like that in years." "He'll think about it..." "So, me being your girlfriend, does that entitle me to 10% of all your future earnings?" "No." "I think it should!" "It doesn't." "I think we should start, like, a contract or something right now." "Hi!" "What's all this?" "I'm going with you." "Really?" "Oh, my God!" "Wait, wait, wait." "What about school?" "What about it?" "Let's go!" "Before I change my mind." "Let's go then, let's go!" "You sure about this?" "Yeah, come on, let's go." "All right, let's go." "God!" "Come on now!" "Honey..." "I can't stop thinking about the house." "What?" "I can't stop thinking about the house." "And I just don't like the way we've gone into it and I probably handled it wrong, but..." "I just feel like this is something that we need to do together, and it's an opportunity for us as a couple and as a family..." "Can we just do..." "Can we do something together?" "Sure." "Can we just go back and look at that house one more time?" "And say that we're going back there, as partners, and look at it together, and think about it together." "Think about what we want for our family and what we want for our lives, what we want for our finances and all that, together." "Okay." "Okay." "Can I turn the light off?" "I'll set it up..." "Huh?" "Can I turn the light off?" "Oh, yeah, go ahead." "So this is all original woodwork." "I know..." "And granite tops, they last for a lifetime." "Right?" "And have you seen the view from the master?" "Yum!" "Mmm-hmm." "Oh!" "And I checked with the owner, yes, the appliances are all included in the house." "I know you had mentioned that, which is worth..." "You're so lucky to be good friends with Katie." "You are the first people to have the opportunity to look at this house..." "Could you give us a second just to talk this over?" "Oh, absolutely!" "Just a little breathing room..." "No problem, my pleasure, I'll just be right outside." "Thank you." "God, she talks a lot." "I know, don't let her turn you off to the whole thing." "Pretty great, right?" "Honey, as much as I would love..." "Love to give this to you and to the kids, and to myself, it's a beautiful house, no doubt about it." "We cannot do this." "It is a lot." "If we ended up getting this," "I would go crazy, I would not sleep at night." "Financially?" "We cannot do this." "I am sorry." "I don't need this house." "I don't." "I got you and I got Jules and I got Gracie Belle and I got the best life." "And I don't need this house." "But I appreciate your coming and looking, and being honest with me, and that was all I cared about, just whatever we do, we're doing it together." "I love you, baby." "I love you, too." "Oh, God." "Excuse me." "You know, I have the sweetest little three-bedroom." "It's so cozy..." "Listen, you have been so sweet, but I think we are officially not really in the market right now." "So thank you for all your time." "Thank you very much, thanks for showing us." "Okay." "I appreciate it." "Thanks for giving us your time." "So I got this job, and I..." "I need to find a place to live, and I'd prefer for that to be with you and Noah..." "If you'll have me." "No, that sounds terrible." "If, uh..." "I'd prefer for that to be with you and Noah, if that's okay with you." "Jason, I'm pregnant." "What?" "I was being your gal." "God, Riggs!" "What if she throws you a curve ball like that?" "What are you gonna say?" "What?" "Like she's pregnant?" "I could roll with that." "Red, 20, Red, 20, set!" "Go up the line." "Good job!" "Good job, J.D." "Now, Buddy already knows this, but when Wade, there, was throwing the rock for Tech, he was runner-up for the Heisman two years in a row." "Let's do that again!" "Matt!" "Go in for Kendrick for wide receiver." "Let's go!" "J.D. give him something to work with." "Defense!" "Come on, Saracen, let's go!" "Make them work for their money, let's go!" "Blue, 80!" "Blue, 80!" "Set!" "Come on!" "That is what I was talking about, Wade!" "All day long, baby!" "Yes, sir." "That's it right there!" "It's a nice neighborhood, man." "You got it?" "Yeah." "Hey, Jay Six." "Um..." "I hope you get everything." "I hope you get everything you want." "But no matter what happens in there, you're..." "You're always gonna be my best friend." "And you deserve to be happy." "Thank you." "Texas forever?" "Texas forever." "All right." "Hey." "What the heck are you doing here?" "I just..." "Do you mind if I hold him?" "Yeah, all right." "Here's your daddy, sweetheart." "Hello, little man." "Here's your daddy." "Hey." "You remember me, right?" "Erin, I made some serious changes in my life in the last couple of weeks." "I just got a job in the city." "In Manhattan." "And it's just an entry-level position, but..." "I got my foot pretty solidly in the door of a pretty great sports agency." "And I'm..." "I'm gonna be making about $40,000 a year, which I hear isn't much around this neck of the woods, but..." "I just..." "I want you to be able to take some time off and just be with Noah and be home." "And..." "And I'm gonna find a place to live, and I would..." "I would really like that to be with you and Noah." "If that's what you want." "And if that's not what you want," "I'm still gonna find a place close to here." "You know, far enough away that I'm not gonna be a stalker or anything, but close enough that I..." "Close enough that I can be here." "For you and for him, 'cause..." "I'm never gonna let this baby down, ever." "Jason," "I've missed you." "I've missed you so much." "I missed you, too." "Sweetheart, it's all good."