"Previously on "men in trees"... will you please marry me?" "I'll marry you, patrick!" "I'm moving out." "I don't need the office anymore." "oh, my god." "Ben!" "rapid heartbeat, probably from stress." "You stay with your husband." "I can open the chieftain." "Is it for sale--the cabin?" "I'll fix it up." "I want you to move back in." "* I want a simple life, live it easy * * chuck it all and move to a better place *" "* I put down the pen where I find it * * and walk away *" "* is it too much to ask for a break here?" "*" "* It's outrageous to stop and breathe the air * hey." "moving back in with ben." "This is big." "Yeah." "Big wow." "How is he?" "Well, considering he was ordered to take it easy, and he hes taking it easy, about as well as can be expected." "Uh, is there anything I can do?" "I guess I could put you on the food tree." "People have signed up for shifts to bring him meals." "Well, I better be on it." "Okay, then you're tuesday breakfast." "Tuesday it is." "Hey." "Oh, hi." "Well, I guess this is, uh, good-bye for now." "Okay." "Well, good luck." "I-I mean, not that you would need luck moving in with jack." "I just mean..." "I get it." "It's okay." "Hey!" "Oh!" "oh, it's the end of an era." "I'm gonna miss you, neighbor." "Yeah, back at ya." "There's no one else I would've rather shared my bathroom with all these months." "You gonna be okay?" "It might get a little lonely around here." "I'll be fine." "Plus, jane is coming in to visit." "I get to show off my new house today." "How nice." "uh, sara?" "Oh." "I'll take that out to the car." "I got it." "the mass exodus is on." "Yeah." "It's like the inn is suddenly out." "And moving out is suddenly in." "It's winter now." "We never have guests in the winter." "Oh, I'm sorry." "Hey, it's weird for me, too, all my pals disappearing one by one." "Now that you've bought a house, you'll be leaving me, too." "Not for a while." "It still needs work." "But with less people in the inn, there's more room for you and your new fiancee." "Oh, annie's not moving in." "She's, uh, very "traditional." Her words." "No cohabitating till we get married." "But you guys are... sleeping together, right?" "Yes." "please don't tell her that's not traditional." "Mm-hmm." "So it's official?" "yes, I have officially moved back into the underwear drawer." "I wanna know how much you miss these." "Ah, I definitely missed taking them off of you." "Ah, no, no, no, no, no." "Back in bed, mister." "this is killing me." "Not the heart stuff, but the not touching you stuff." "I've missed it, too, but you know that until they check your levels next week and figure out what's wrong, you have to eat healthy and take it easy." "But I-I miss the bar." "Don't worry about the bar." "The bar's not going anywhere." "Sara's helping out?" "Yeah." "Actually, I shou go and relieve her." "And I hid the macaroons, so don't even think about it." "to the happy couple and their engagement." "Congratulations." "May they live together in harmony and health and... healthy harmony for many years." "To the happy couple." "Thanks, guys." "So have you thought about what kind of wedding you want to have?" "Mmm!" "I always had a dream of a big black-tie wedding the pierre." "Ooh, fancy." "Yeah." "But with homey touches." "Like, we could have a parade on the way there." "My aunt myra did that." "We all wore headdresses representing the egyptian cat goddess bast." "My idea." "Headdresses." "I like that." "I would've done dragons spitting fireworks." "Ooh!" "You have to import those." "You have to put together a budget proposal for your daddy." "Come on over and we'll do a spreadsheet." "Oh, my parents don't have any money." "Patrick and I are saving for the wedding ourselves." "So we'll have to make some compromises, go small and practical." "Yeah." "But the headdresses stay." "I have to pay homage to bast." "buzz, you want a beer?" "Fine, but in doing so, you anger buddha." "I've never seen buddha angry." "You don't seem too excited." "How am I gonna pay for all that?" "I thought you were gonna go small and practical." "That's not annie's dream." "So you save up." "You have money coming in from the inn." "But everybody's moving out." "When people are going out of the inn, there's no money coming in to the inn." "Before you know it, pierre is gonna want his check." "Then after that, you know annie's gonna want a house and kids." "Yeah." "And they're probably gonna want to go to school." "Yeah." "What if my kids want to go to school, buzz?" "Look, patrick, you got to man up." "Man what?" "Look, worrying about weddings and houses and kids..." "that's what women do." "A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do-- keep food on the table and a roof over their head." "End of story." "That's a lot of story." "Don't let 'em see you sweat." "They can smell fear... like bears." "now is there a bachelor tartan?" "Supervisor dick." "Chief celia." "May I, uh, see you privately, chief?" "Certainly." "Excuse me." "Sure." "Certainly." "I told you I was busy today." "But I" "so am I. Very busy." "Ohh!" "Damn, chief, you get me so excited, I almost want to taser myself." "All right, all right." "Okay, look, you have to go." "No, I want to see you." "Dick, this is not the right time." "Come over tomorrow, and we'll have sex." "Oh, you make it sound so dirty." "What are you gonna do, arrest me for being a lady with needs?" "Oh!" "I am not the only one uh, ahem, so good-bye, supervisor ellis." "Good day, chief celia." "I like your boyfriend." "please!" "I mean, we've had a couple of dinners." "That hardly makes him my... boyfriend." "No, I mean, you know, I mean, it's more like my, uh... meal-friend." "I think your meal-friend needs to tuck in his shirt." "hey, marin!" "Oh, hi, sam." "How you doing?" "Real good." "I'm psyched to see jane again, that's for sure." "Me, too." "Okay, this is weird." "You stay." "The third wheel will catch up with her later, okay?" "No, no, no, no." "Stay." "She'll be twice as happy to see you here, too." "Are you sure?" "Absolutely." "Okay." "Oh, my god!" "I don't know who to hug first-- you, you, or the guy who invented hand sanitizer." "That bus was a little ripe." "Go kiss her, sam." "Hi." "Mmm." "on the outside and then I thought we'd maybe head back to the boat for a little nap... or something." "I cashed in two weeks of vacation time." "That's a lot of "something."" "Well, I'll catch you guys later." "I gotta go pick out paint." "Wait a minute." "There will be no paint picking without me." "I don't want to get in the way of a reunion here." "Oh, honey, please, it's the new house." "I gotta see the new house." "Well... if sam wouldn't mind losing you for an hour or so." "What do you say, plow guy?" "I promise you a very long nap later." "I think I can spare you for an hour." "Okay." "Meet you at the car." "this is it!" "What do you think?" "Uh, it'S... a house." "Well... it's my first house." "I haven't had a chance to clean up yet." "Okay." "You hate it." "No!" "No, sweetie." "Well, I know that it needs a fresh coat of paint and..." "I don't know, a good dusting, but it's got great bones." "You have an umbrella policy, right, in case someone falls through the... bones?" "I'm just being realistic here." "Well, I love it." "I have two words for you..." "hmm?" "Jon bertman." "Who?" "See?" "You don't even remember him." "Jon was the rebound guy you dated for two months after mitch and before you met graham." "This house is your rebound relationship." "Come on." "You're still getting over jack." "Buying this house was your attempt to move on." "First of all, jack and i never had a relationship, so there's nothing to rebound from, and second of all, jon bertman was an angry republican." "This house is happy and open to all views." "Plus, it's got hardwood floors and a fireplace and a" "a trespasser?" "That's not a trespasser." "That's a jack." "H ey!" "This is private property, buddy." "Hey." "I didn't know you were here." "I just came by to plant you a housewarming gift." "Ah." "A tree?" "Yeah." "That's so sweet." "And so alaska." "I thought you could, you know, watch it grow for however long you end up living here." "And, uh, it'll help keep the ground stable when the roots spread." "Thanks." "I'll keep an eye on it till you move in." "Well, that won't be long." "Really?" "The house needs a lot of work, marin." "It's not really livable." "Thank you." "Look, people, I know it needs touch-ups here and there." "Well, if you need any help with the, uh, touch-ups or anything, call me." "Says the man without a phone." "Oh, actually, I have a phone now." "Oh." "What's the occasion?" "Uh... well, lynn-- lynn being pregnant... in case there's an emergency." "Right." "Well, we're all moving on." "You have a phone, I have a house... which I am moving into tomorrow." "What?" "You are?" "Yep, I am." "* where I belong *" "So what do you think?" "It's a little firm for me." "Hmm." "How about you?" "I like the back support." "So do I." "Now all we need are some sheets." "You know what my mother always said-- once you've made your bed, you're ready to move in." "Honey, do you think you're moving a little fast here?" "I'm ready, jane." "I'm excited." "I know you're ready." "The house--not so much." "Can't you be excited for me?" "I am." "I am thrilled for you." "I just want you to be moving in for the right reasons." "I own a house, jane." "I want to live in it." "Oh, excuse me?" "Excuse me." "You know, this isn't exactly the bed I was hoping to get you into." "I know." "Hang in there." "Our time will come soon enough." "Promise?" "I promise." "People?" "That's my bed." "well, I don't know." "I'm kind of back on raw umber." "What do you think?" "Which one's cheaper?" "Don't worry about the price, patrick." "Easy for you to say." "You don't have a family to support." "Family?" "You mean you and celia?" "Me and annie." "We're getting married." "We're a "we."" "I have to provide for the "we."" "We have got to stop talking like a caveman." "And by "we," I mean you." "Buzz says I have to man up." "Well, what about annie?" "Can't she help?" "Can't she, uh... "woman up"?" "I want to do this for her, take care of her." "Well, that's a lot of pressure, patrick." "You're on." "Welcome back to "the marin frist show" and your aptly named host-- marin frist!" "Thanks, elmo." "You know, there's been a lot of moving in and moving on going on in town this week." "It's a little scary, all the change." "But sometimes you have to throw stuff up against the wall and see what sticks." "People might say you're being rash, that you're taking on more than you can handle." "But my question is, elmo-- is there ever a perfect time to move on?" "I wish you'd seen this place." "Really, it's not fit for human habitation." "Mmm." "She's jumping in with her eyes closed, and I really don't think she knows what she's in for." "I think maybe it's because..." "she's single." "Are we gonna talk about this all night?" "And that's the other thing." "I'm usually the single one listening to her talk about her relationships." "I'll take that as a "yes." Oh, it's just weird how our roles are suddenly reversed." "Now I've got a boyfriend, and she's out there all alone, buying houses and beds and just trying to make it through the night." "And I guess I feel almost guilty... in an obviously dysfunctional, codependent sort of way, as if the natural order of the universe has been somehow disturbed." "Sam?" "Sam?" "* if I could just get a little closer * well, i think it's weird." "* Oh, they make it look so easy * * what would you do, what would you do?" "* * if I were closer to you * * close enough... * delivery for mr." "Ben thomasson." "Dumplings." "mai, you are a godsend." "oh, they're gluten-free." "But there's also, um, steamed seaweed, bok choy and mango pudding... minus the pudding." "Yeah, she got to you, didn't she?" "Look, I wanted to make you mai's world-famous bang bang chicken, but theresa can be scary." "Yeah." "hey!" "You're watching my favorite show, "all my koreans."" "Is that what it's called?" "Oh, I don't know." "That's what I call it." "I'm allowed." "I just started watching it." "What--what are they saying?" "It's korean." "You think just because I'm chinese, I can understand it?" "Well, yeah, I did think that, actually." "I have been able to piece a few things together." "That's joo chan." "Hmm." "Everyone thinks he's a cad." "He just broke up with his girlfriend, moon." "She thinks it's because he's having an affair with her sister, sun, but really, he's having an affair with quan, his tennis instructor." "Joo is gay?" "!" "Yes!" "and that midget is actually a ghost." "But that's pretty advanced stuff." "Yeah." "Hey, turn it a little bit louder." "Yeah." "Is that french toast?" "Yeah." "I thought I'd try something new." "The guys sems to like it." "Yeah, I can see that." "Oh, well, listen, thanks so much for helping out around here." "Oh, no problem." "I'm actually really enjoying it." "It's been a lot of fun." "Well, good." "But you know what?" "I think I can take it from here." "Oh." "You sure?" "Yeah." "Thanks." "* Wait up, wait up, wait up * * the fear's coming on, and so I thought *" "* I want my, I want my old life back * patrick?" "Yes, snuggles?" "What are you looking at?" "The inn's winter budget." "Hmm." "Just trying to see if the numbers add up." "What about you?" "I'm researching how to make centerpieces out of old water jugs." "are you okay?" "You seem worried lately." "Do you smell it on me?" "Like a bear?" "Wh--what about bears?" "What are you doing?" "Oh, just turning the lights off." "But I'm reading." "It's more romantic this way." "Patrick, what is going on?" "Uh, just saving the environment... and some pennies." "Patrick, look, if you're worried about saving for our wedding and our nest egg and everything," "I can help out..." "annie, look..." "I-I can get a second job." "Look, look, I'm gonna take care of us, okay?" "You have nothing to worry about, I promise." "Your future husband has everything totally under control." "* Wait up, wait up, wait up * * the fear's coming on, and so I thought *" "* I want my old life back wait up, wait up, wait up" "* I want my old life back *" "jerome?" "Guys, what's going on?" "It's called a painting party." "Well, I'm not having a party." "You are now." "Guys, I'm doing fine." "Oh, yeah?" "At the rate you're going, we might as well start working on the wheelchair ramp right now." "You've lived in elmo long enough to know how things work." "That's right." "If you're painting, we're painting." "Some of us might not be ready for you to move in..." "but you're ready, honey, and that's all that matters." "Well, in that case, I guess we're having a painting party!" "You got that right, frist." "Hey, you!" "Mommai!" "What are you doing?" "That's what I wanna know." "I saw you this morning on your bicycle throwing papers." "What are you doing?" "Just got a little paper route." "Are you having money troubles?" "No, everything's great." "Ah!" "Don't lie to mai." "all right." "I guess I'm going through a little rough patch." "How much you need?" "Mommai, I can't take your money." "Oh, come on." "I have a little mad money." "Nope." "A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do." "you've been talking to buzz." "Listen, I didn't come all the way from china to see my 26-year-old bastard stepson delivering papers." "I appreciate the offer, but a real man doesn't take handouts." "Huh." "Does a real man ride around throwing papers off a bike with a little bell on it?" "Good." "Don't tell buzz." "Well, don't tell annie." "Don't tell celia." "And don't tell jerome." "He lives for gossip." "hey, partner." "I've been meaning to talk to you about something." "I know you have a lot going on right now, you know, between everyone checking out of the inn and a big wedding coming up." "You're still getting married, right?" "All right, then." "What's this?" "Oh, just a little somethin' somethin' to tide you over." "Ma, I don't need your money." "Hey." "Hey." "Hey!" "You're still my son." "I can help you if I want." "And there's no reason to tell annie." "Hmm?" "Just between you and me." "Oh, hey, buzz, we need a couple more paintbrushes." "Brushes?" "We need the crew from "extreme makeover:" "Home edition." Very funny." "And I also want to make sure we paint this crazy little shed." "Uh... that's no shed, blondie." "That's an outhouse." "Hmm." "How retro." "Well, maybe I'll turn it into a meditation room or something." "Hey, don't forget, you're on breakfast duty tomorrow." "It's first thing I'm gonna do right after I wake up in my new house." "Mm-hmm." "Hey, you want a hot dog?" "Oh, who put you on grill duty?" "I did." "It's not good for me to be around paint fumes in my condition." "Oh, right." "So how'd you like the tree?" "Oh, jack's tree?" "Um, I love it." "Well, actually, it's from both of us." "Oh, I'm sorry." "He didn't say." "Well, thank you." "I love it." "Hey." "How's the painting party going?" "Just fine." "You hungry?" "Whew!" "You ready to go again, tiger?" "Well... can I at least get a drink of water?" "Uh... yeah." "Drink up." "Well, maybe we could, uh... talk?" "Listen, dick, I've been talking for 26 years." "You know what I haven't been doing?" "What we just did three times." "Yeah, but I don't want to just be your boy toy, celia." "I want more." "I want to be your boyfr-- don't use the "b" word." "I..." "I don't need one of those." "I got a lot on my plate right now." "I have a son who's getting married." "Yeah, and?" "And he needs me." "I can only handle one--one man at a time." "So... bottoms up." "Oh, I meant the water." "oh." "Yeah, but I like how you think." "this is a meditation room." "Ugh!" "Meditation room." "(Whispering) I'm fine." "I'm fine." "I'm fine." "I'm fine." "Jane, come on, pick up, please." "it's marin." "of course it is." "hello?" "Marin?" "Did I wake you?" "Mmm, not exactly." "Oh, man." "Were you having sex?" "Oh, don't be silly." "Okay, I'm fine." "Uh, no worries." "Bye." "Nah, unh-unh-unh, marin?" "Yeah?" "What happened?" "Is everything okay?" "Everything's fine." "There was a bat in my outhouse, that's all." "A bat in your what now?" "I'm gonna be fine." "Going to the bathroom is overrated." "I'm sorry to bother you." "I'll talk to you in the morning." "Are you sure?" "I'M... sure." "Bye!" "Sam?" "I know." "You have to go." "She's my best friend." "I'd want her to come over if a bat flew at my butt." "You know what's strange?" "Even though you're here now, somehow I miss you more than when you were in new york." "Sam... it's just getting a little frustrating." "I know." "Go." "Your friend needs you." "Hey." "Sorry to bug you." "I just wanted to get my paycheck." "Oh, no problem." "So you balanced the books." "Oh, yeah." "I got pretty good at keeping track of tabs, so I, um... you know, running a private practice and all." "I hope you don't mind." "Are you kidding?" "You saved me, like, three hours of work." "And with jerome paid up, we're back in the black." "Thanks." "Yeah, sure." "Um, can I ask you something?" "Yeah." "Did you not want me to work here because you didn't like the job I did or because you don't like me?" "It's not that I don't like you, and you did a great job." "But let's just say it out loud." "You like my husband." "I do." "I did." "But he's your husband, and I respect that." "So, uh, what is in that french toast?" "'Cause the guys keep asking for your special recip and I can't figure it out." "Vanilla... a little orange zest." "No kidding." "Well, how would you feel about showing me tomorrow?" "I mean, it's your fault we have a breakfast rush." "You might as well help me handle it for a while." "Really?" "Really." "Thanks." "See you tomorrow." "I think you're making too big a deal out of this." "I?" "I mean, if it's not a big deal, then..." "I--why did you tell her the tree was only from you?" "I didn't mean to leave you out." "You don't want marin to remember that we're together." "I think she knows." "I don't have to remind her of it every time I see her." "Why do you have to protect her?" "Why?" "Because she's a decent person who doesn't deserve to get hurt." "So it's easier to hurt my feelings than hers." "Look, I don't know what you want." "Jack, I want us to be a "we" again." "I mean, we got tattoos together." "We bought this house together." "We used to walk down the street holding hands, and you didn't care who saw us." "Marin's moved on." "Why can't we?" "yo, ben!" "You ready for your midnight snack?" "What are you watching?" "It's this brilliant korean soap opera." "I'm addicted." "The girl that you saw in the hospital gown earlier-- hye-gin, she's been in a coma for five years." "But they've used some experimental drug on her, and she's come out of it, so she's reconnecting with the love of her life, jung-something, but he's engaged to another girl-- chu-something." "Now he's always loved-- so come and join us here at the elmo inn, and find out why we're known far and wide as the warmest spot in the coldesttate." "oh..." "my..." "god!" "And remember... what happens in elmo, stays in elmo." "marin?" "Oh." "Jane!" "Oh, you came!" "You had a bat in your outhouse." "These are perilous times." "oh, I'm glad you're here, but what about sam?" "Oh, he'll be okay." "Uh, honey?" "Flaxseed muffins for ben, and no, you can't have one." "I want you to listen to me and stay calm." "Don't move." "What?" "The bat that was in your outhouse?" "Yeah?" "He might be... on your back." "What?" "whoa!" "Oh, my god!" "Oh, my god!" "honey, this place is bed, bat and beyond." "who is it?" "Oh, my god." "What?" "Oh, patrick, I was sleeping." "Really?" "I was watching television." "I saw your commercial." "Wh--what?" "Wh--where?" "I was over at ben's watching this korean soap opera about this girl who was in a coma and was revived with experimental drugs, and there you are on the plasma telling people to come to the elmo inn for the time of their lives!" "I-I can't believe they aired it already." "How do I look on a plasma?" "It shows everything." "I can't believe that you made a commercial for the inn, and you didn't tell me." "I-I was gonna tell you." "When?" "After we got the bill?" "What bill?" "I shot the thing on jack's video camera, and the station only charges $12 for a minute of airtime after midnight." "The whole 30-second spot cost me 6 bucks." "I came in way under budget." "That's not the point." "The point is, I'm supposed to take care of us." "You do take care of us, patrick." "But why can't I help?" "Because of tradition." "You're a traditional girl, and tradition says the man is the provider." "Well, that's just silly... and sexist." "I'm just trying to give you everything you deserve, and you deserve it all-- the big wedding, the pierre." "Patrick, that was an old dream." "This is so much better, actually finding the person you want to be married to." "I'd marry you in the bathroom at the chieftain." "Well, that's not very traditional." "Well, maybe tradition needs a slap in the face." "Maybe we need to work together to save money." "Maybe..." "I should move in." "Really?" "But you said that's living in sin." "What happens in elmo... stays in elmo." "jack.." "can we talk about this in the morning?" "I feel really tapped out tonight." "Oh, you should be in bed with sam." "Well, I'm not." "I'm with my friend." "It's weird for me to be the friend with the boyfriend." "Not weird." "Good." "You deserve it." "great." "The bat sent reinforcements." "they're a lot bigger in person, huh?" "What do we do now?" "I do bats, not bears." "You have to call jack." "But I don't want to call jack." "Marin, we are in a crappy house in the middle of nowhere with a bear." "It is not crappy." "Oh, my god, he just looked at me like I'm dinner!" "Aah!" "Call jack now." "Are we sure this is a life-threatening situation?" "Do we want to wait until we're sure?" "hello?" "Uh, uh, lynn?" "Uh, hey." "it's marin." "How are you?" "I'm asleep, I think." "Is, uh, something wrong?" "there's a bear in my house." "What?" "Are--are you at the inn?" "No!" "I'm in the house!" "with a bear!" "And jane!" "And jane." "What?" "Jack, marin has a bear in her house." "Marin, hold tight." "Jack's on his way, okay?" "Okay." "Sorry." "Jack, go, go." "are you guys okay?" "She's singing..." "Brown paper packages tied up with string to try to frighten the bear." "These are a few of my favorite things" "We got word over the radio there might be a bear in the area." "What is that noise?" "That's marin." "She's singing." "She's trying to scare off the bear." "Oh, god, there's never a dull moment with that one." "Do you have your megaphone?" "Yeah, yeah." "Grab it." "Brown paper packages tied up with string these are a few of... my favorite things!" "When the dog bites, when the bee stings when I'm feeling sad, I simply remember my... here ya go, buddy." "and then I don't feel so bad fresh fish heads." "Come and get 'em." "They're much tastier than two new yorkers." "go on, get out of here go!" "Go!" "Go!" "Yeah, yeah, yeah!" "What he said!" "Look at him go." "fish heads and a megaphone?" "We could've done that." "I hate that I had to call you." "Well, it's my job." "You had a bear in your house." "Come on." "Maybe everyone was right." "Maybe I moved in too fast." "You were excited." "I get it." "I just wanted to move on to something new, move past what happened with us." "I wanted to do it on my own." "Well, this is elmo." "You can't do anything on your own." "If you're on the list to take care of someone, then you're on the list to be taken care of." "That's so nice." "By the way, it hasn't been easy for me to move on, either." "So what happens if a frist screams in the forest, and a slattery's not around to hear it?" "She sings a bad show tune?" "see you around campus, coach." "* When you are not around * * when you are not around *" "* when you are not around *" "can I help you?" "one room, please." "elmo inn." ""The warmest spot in the coldest state."" "Hi!" "I'm annie." "I'm patrick." "I'm ho." "Hey, ho." "I love you." "Hey, son, what's going on?" "Yeah, why you gather us here?" "Well, we won't be needing... this." "oh." "You gave the boy money?" "Huh?" "See?" "That's why I call it "mad money"--makes buzz mad." "Patrick doesn't need your money, mai, mad or otherwise." "Yep, and I don't need yours, either." "Patrick, this was just between us." "Yeah, and this was just between us." "Yeah, but see, the whole thing should really be just between us." "We appreciate it, but we can manage fine on our own." "That doesn't mean we won't ever need your help." "And if we do, we'll know where to find you." "And if you ever need our help, you'll be able to find us... both of us..." "in sin." "I-I mean, at--at the inn." "That's right." "We're both moving in together." "Whoa!" "Wow!" "Now isn't that something, huh?" "Congratulations!" "We're going to be taking care of each other." "We're a unit now." "Oh." "To units." "* I'm so glad, I'm so glad *" "* I know you are the one * so this house and I have come to an understanding." "Oh, have you now?" "We may have rushed our relationship a little." "Are you gonna sell it, honey?" "Nope." "I'm gonna mo back into the inn until it's ready." "I'm going to date it." "I may have slept with it too soon, but that doesn't mean I need to break up with it now." "You are such a tease." "Hello?" "What--what are you doing here?" "Well, I was worried about you." "You know, one of the guys heard on the scanner that you responded to a bear call last night." "So?" "So... are you okay?" "Well, of course I'm okay." "Next time, you can just call, you know?" "Who drives two hours to see if someone's okay?" "You know who." "Go ahead." "Say it." "I'll say it when I'm ready." "is that the new attitude 3000?" "I have seasonal affect disorder, too." "It's a bitch." "Tell me about it." "Well, I was first diagnosed the day after my 12th birthday-- no, I-I didn't mean literally." "Why don't you..." "pull up a chair... boy... friend?" "that just killed you, didn't it?" "No, it was actually kinda nice." "(paolo nutini's "loving you" playing) sometimes, in order to move forward, you have to stop looking back." "Mmm." "Thank you." "It's always tempting to stick with what's safe, what's comfortable." "* Hello, tenderness, I've been waiting for your call * but love isn't safe." "So long it must've been hard we can't trust that it will stay the same." "Hi." "* Stick to the road that your heart wants you to go * * and as you slide through the door with your morals on your sleeve * all we can do is hang on, even if we feel vulnerable, naked even." "* So let's get down and freaky, baby * * let's get restless, baby come on, * * get crazy with me * * and I said when you're loving me * * and I'm loving you *" "yeah!" "You might never feel ready to move in or move on..." "But you have to, because that's how we grow... whoa!" "You're gonna get it!" "* That bleeds my soul when you're loving me, *" "* I'm loving you and that's when we've got it going on * and growing is what it's all about." "Transcript:" "Raceman, Synchro:ikpko" "* When you're loving me, I'm loving you * * and that's when we've got it going on *"