All passengers go to New York City.
Do you really have to go?
If I want to be a model, I can't live here in Minden.
Hey. Hey.
Now, you know I'll be back in six months and make you my wife.
The bus is leaving now. Last call.
Hey.
I love you.
- I love you more. - I love you more.
I love you the most.
Katie!
Katie! Hey, I have to ask something.
Do you want to be my Valentines partner?
You know I'm a woman engaged.
Come on. Billy? Billy has been gone for three months.
What about Mary Ann there? I hear he has a crush on you.
I think he will be cool one day.
- Okay, Mr. Eddie Carruthers... - Yes. Yes, Sir.
... This is our little friend and family plan here.
- Sign your name there. - I will be more than happy for that.
Hey, Pap Paw.
Why don't we tell Mr Carruthers about where our plans are?
- That's a good idea. - Yeah, that sounds good to me.
- Wonderful. - There are no surprise fees.
Take a look here. Can you help me with your hand or boot?
Thank you. Really, thank you.
- Alright. Isn't he great? - I guarantee.
I said, if it wasn't for him,
this place will be like sort of a pig pen or something.
Become my Valentine! Become my Valentine!
I love you.
You know, this is our first Valentine's Day after being separated in 15 years.
And he is always so romantic.
Talk about Valentine's Day, baby, I have a little surprise for you.
Pap Paw.
I will sleep in the city of which never sleeps.
Hopefully they have a bed.
Now you have fun there.
This is my first time in New York City.
I just got engaged and I came to surprise my fiance.
She's a model. He is really handsome.
See what I made for him.
I made this on the way here.
Well, I've been babbling like a dog,
so why don't you tell me a little about you, Mr. Nebolah...
Nebalahanihani. Hanihani? Nenahania?
I know that.
Billy? Billy?
- Hi. - Hi.
- What? You... - What is that?
Oh, damn it.
- Oh, hey. Hey. Hey, honey. - Who is that?
Who? He?
- I don't know who he is. - Hey!
This is me, Aphrodite. I met you last night.
Listen, I can explain, okay? Let me explain. Stop.
Hey. Be patient with boys, okay?
I use it for the big Lubriderm campaign next week.
Are you a hand model?
How can you do this to me?
Everything changed for me here.
I'm Billy 2.0 now.
If before, I was an eagle.
And now I have just developed into
big eagle.
- That doesn't even make sense. - Yeah.
big eagle, little big eagle.
See? Aphrodite only knows.
Because Aphrodite is an independent woman.
She's a metropolitan woman.
And that's the type of woman that I need in my life now.
It's not my fault if you don't have anything but to be my girlfriend.
I'm sorry.
Well, you don't need to worry about that anymore.
Katie. Wait.
Katie, honey, hey. Hey.
Do you mind if I ask for the ring back?
Take it.
Oh, no. Oh no. Oh no.
Stupid items.
Thank you.
Hey! Hey!
Mistress!
- Look! - You see, stupid!
Zip Messenger.
Haley. Thankfully. This is Katie.
Katie Cat! Oh, God. My mother said you would call.
Are you in town? We must meet.
Well, actually, I'm a little messed up here.
- Can I live with you? - Hey, yeah, of course.
I have a place just off but it's ok for you to stay.
Oh, my goodness.
- Haley! - Katie Cat!
Happy Valentine's Day.
or not.
And I crawled to bed with a bimbo (child) stripper.
Bimbo. What is it, Disney Channel?
Just say "bitch." Just say it.
Such an A-hole. I mean...
And he dared to say that I was too dependent. I.
Billy, is a valuable tea bag.
I never liked it. I should have told you and I'm sorry.
It's just... you don't even have to mourn him.
But I have never been without him.
Pa Paw will definitely be very sad.
What will I say to him when I go home?
Don't go home.
What do you mean?
All your life you've become Billy's boyfriend, or Katie's Billy's boyfriend.
Maybe it's time You start thinking about yourself.
You can stay here. Sleep on the couch. What are you worried about?
- I don't know. - Oh, come on!
This will be like the summer I went to live with, remember?
When was my father in prison? That is the greatest.
I can use a little Minden in New York.
OK.
This will be great.
Get up! Wake up, wake up, wake up. Get up. Get up!
I'm awake.
I got an audition for cast / casting.
- I like cats (paint). - This is a new non-musical version.
The Kafka Playhouse is off-Broadway.
- I got the role of Dog. - You broke my leg.
OK. I have to explain.
I want you to replace me on my business day.
This is everything you need to know.
Whatever you do, Don't leave the bike on the road. thanks.
Bicycles?
He can't be a waitress.
I can. I can do it.
Excuse me. Sorry.
- Watch out! - Come on.
- Is this Connelly and Connelly? - Right down there.
Are you OK there?
It's a funny helmet.
Does Barbie want to go back?
And I think a lot of men who will help me now.
Oh, yes. Forgive me.
This is it.
Are you okay?
Don't move, don't move.
Now, wait. I will do something, okay?
Just think of the good ones.
Sorry. Feels better, right?
Yeah. What are you doing?
I know Shiatsu. I have a Japanese roommate at school.
Hey, here it is. I will help.
- This is your vehicle. - Thank you.
Hey, hey, sorry, miss.
It is customary for the patient to buy dinner for a Shiatsu specialist.
This is just a kind of old Japanese tradition.
Thank you for your help,
- But I'm not really dating someone who meets in a hole. - neither do I.
I mean, we already have something in common.
This can be a great opportunity for you.
My name is Ben, by the way.
- Good business, Ben. - I can do something better than that.
just push it.
He took me out of Marina's agreement and I need him to reconsider.
Well, now, pumpkin.
I'm the vice president of this company.
I have the right to speak with Richard.
The vice president is number two. I only answered number one.
But I know what will make you happy.
What about thin mints?
Someone's been Kathy Klutzy.
And someone becomes sneaky Susan.
I hate you.
And release your hand from me.
How are you all today?
- I like your tie. - Thank you.
I like your tube.
Hey. How was the result with Richard?
I can't enter with the Big Momma's House standing on the road.
How dare Richard get me out of the deal.
Well, I can get him out of this world.
Push him right in front of the subway,
- How is that possible? - Oh, it must be realistic.
Richard had never ridden the subway all his life.
Yes, that's right.
If only the Board is aware of negligence about relating to the Marina agreement.
Then they will fire him and I will get his job.
Well, we need to get some information and expose him.
How can we get it with Betty's guard dog that is always there?
He's a problem, you know. He is our obstacle.
Well, I can get rid of it.
I know for sure he rode the subway. I can easily push it.
Well, I might have to get a friend to help me push it.
- The problem is he's big... - No. No one needs to die.
- OK. Yes. - But we can get rid of it somehow.
- Get someone we can manipulate. - Manipulating.
- Make him look bad. - Yes.
- Then I will become president. - Yes, you will.
Bye, everyone. Sorry Sorry.
Oh. Must go.
- I'm sorry. - Oh, God!
My shoes!
Look at what you have done, you are an evil beast!
I'm sorry.
I need to lap, stat!
Are you really stupid?
I will make sure this company never uses your body again.
No, no, no, no, no. Listen, I only replaced my cousin Haley.
This is not my job.
I don't have a job in New York. I don't even live in New York.
And even I don't know what I'm doing here!
No, you don't know what you're doing here, You're just a stupid blonde girl!
Wait a minute.
Have you had lunch?
Oh, tapas.
I'm afraid you took me to a topless bar.
This is tapas.
- This is appetizers. - Spanish food.
Spain, yes.
Well, I'm just so happy. Cheers for...
Yes.
OK. Toast.
- What's your name again, honey? - Katie.
- Right. This toast to you. - Yes. Katie.
we are very happy that you decided to join us for lunch.
You know, you can take off your equipment, honey because there is no more threat than injury.
Sorry about your shoes before.
I really don't expect you to call me a fool.
Oh, that's just a test. That is a test.
- A test? - Yes.
This is a test to see if you can survive in a cruel company environment.
You see, I did it at Freddy all the time.
Yeah. This is called attention. He cares for me.
Why do you want to test me?
You're not from around here, right, Casey?
Katie.
- I'm from a small town called Minden. - I know it.
you see? Because we are the same from a small town, we can understand each other.
Yes, we can.
Are you from a small town? Where?
This is New Satchelmansterberg.
- Yes. - Yes.
- This is New Satchelmansterberg. - Quaint.
This is in Ohio.
- A beautiful little village... - Yes, right.
... On this mountain... - So funny, right?
... the forest.
- You know, I see myself inside you. - Yes.
- I think you deserve a chance. - Yes.
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
- I think I have a brilliant idea. - The brain farts. I smell it.
What about the position in Connelly and Connelly?
- Brilliant. - Work?
- No, I have to go home soon. - Don't be silly.
I'm aware of your desires. A desire for independence.
- The desire to be alone. - Yeah.
- To take over your life, to take control. - Yes. Yes yes
I want to grow that desire in you.
- What are you saying, Chelsea? - Katie.
What are you saying?
I think this sounds like a good idea.
- Yes! - OK.
Then it's an agreement!
Sorry. Pa Paw says is a compliment for cuisine.
Really?
Hi, I tried to find one of your messengers.
Actually I don't know his name, but he's blonde.
He has a beautiful smile. Funny dimples, very soft skin.
Hello?
Oh, God, Haley! Are you ok
- What are you doing? - Free you.
No, I'm stuck.
I'm playing Trapped. we do embodiment emotional training.
This is really fun.
Jump in You look fantastic!
- He is crazy. - I'm Katie.
Katie! Hi, Katie!
Remove your flesh from his body.
Hi.
- I think you're jealous? - Yeah, indeed.
But I will hurry and be excited again.
Scene?
Scene.
Scene!
Good. Good, everyone. good work.
You're great. Confused, right?
- He looks scared. - Well, you sniffed it.
- your friends make me cringe. - Yeah.
Are you an idiot? I say no sesame seeds.
I'm an idiot. God damn it! I'm like an idiot. I'll choose myself, okay?
- I want you to focus, Freddy. - Yes, what?
we are one step closer to kicking Richard out.
I like it when you talk boot.
We only need to make the dinosaur Bertha come out and the Okie bimbo enters
After the puppets are planted, you pull the string and you sabotage Dick.
This is it.
- Are you kidding me about this? - Sorry. God damn it!
Please slap me.
- What do you think? - I don't think so.
This is a job interview, not a bridal shower.
We need to make some changes. You know what to do, Freddy.
But it was a very big hit on formal Christmas at Minden.
I'm sure of that.
- But we're not in Kansas anymore. - Oklahoma.
Oh, yes. That is a joke.
Max. Her clothes. Please.
Oh, hey, hey, Freddy. Good morning. You need to read this one.
Ziggy has finished again.
I'm sure of that.
Listen, Betty. I think I saw your niece in the lobby.
Tyrone?
Yeah.
- Well, we thought he was dead. - Is it true?
She's in the lobby.
And he has a small present for Aunt Betty.
A beautiful day!
- Let's give the mother a kiss... - Okay.
- Come on, now. - Okay.
Security?
Yeah. You look sexy.
Turn around. How? Now we only have to do this.
I was trapped! Wait a minute!
Sorry, Betty. Bye-bye. I'll confirm Ziggy's clip for you.
Hi.
- This is a disaster. - Alright, fine, fix that.
We need layers.
For New York Katie.
God, sit still!
Isn't this fun?
Extensions!
This will take you, my dear, from hair not for hairstyles
I'm a princess three years in a row.
And I am responsible for all demonstrations of spirit and all decorations.
- Impressive. - Wonderful.
- That would be nice. - So much fun.
- That sounds like a lot of fun. - Okay. Harvard Alumni Association.
- Yeah. Nice. - Yeah. Oh, that's great.
- Okay, good. What else? What else? - Yes. Something more.
- Some other service work. - A summer job.
I work on exchanges and returns in Wiggly Piggly in the summer.
- Wiggly Piggly. - Well, what do you know about that?
- OK. - Extraordinary.
- Stock Exchange. Yeah. - That's what I think.
- This looks good. - That's all we need.
I think we're done here.
Oh, I'm just...
I really want to thank, Debra.
Thank you, Freddy, for everything you do.
I feel very blessed.
So we are.
- Freddy? you take this to Richard. - Yeah.
OK.
- Wow. you are number two. - I know it.
Pa Paw says that the second position is better than not having a position.
Is that what he said? Good old Pa Paw.
A wise aphorism.
- OK. Let's see. How do you fit right? - Yeah.
Confident? Okay.
- Alright. You go get them, tiger. - Okay.
- You look great. Get a job. Get it. - OK. I'll.
Letter, Taylor. How do you feel?
- Maria. This is it. - Thank you, Ben.
Philip. Enjoy it.
Sorry about that.
I will call maintenance, go get a new cart. Excuse me.
Hey.
What did you do, followed me or something?
No! No, not at all.
I prefer the term "stalking."
Wow. you really look great.
Heel definitely kills on a bicycle, right?
Actually, I have an interview today with Richard Connelly.
Really?
Iron Dick.
Say, Do you mind if I... give a little advice?
In a meeting with Iron Dick try to be relaxed.
Who said I was nervous?
I just said...
When you go in there, take it easy.
Dick is a cat, you know. He will love you.
I don't like you.
Peppiness, in general, bothers me and you are impossible.
I don't like your chosen perfume or the extent to which it is applied.
You have to dive into the pond.
And your smile is like that horse.
What's wrong with your teeth? They are too white.
They are like rendering dental artists.
However, there is an element of your resume which is rather interesting, Miss Gregenstench.
Gregerstitch, sir.
It says here you work at the Exchange.
Only for summer.
Do you want to tell me about it or do I have to wait for your biography to come out?
I'm sorry.
Silly hours, but I hear worse in the stock room.
I'm not sure we talked about the same thing, but never mind.
On certain other days,
this meeting will break the record waste time, but this is not another day.
I'm under tremendous pressure from my board on the Marina agreement I brokered,
and I just lost my old assistant, Betty,
a very competent even though it is personally annoying.
So, I need someone now.
So does this mean I get the job?
If you want to work for me, you need to learn to read between the lines.
- Yes. - I got a job!
Alright. don't jump around.
don't jump around! stop it Stop it! go now.
- But I got a job. - Come back tomorrow.
- Get away! - Okay! OK. I got a job.
Don't run or cheer!
That's amazing! IM very proud of you.
- when can you rent? - Immediately.
I'm very happy!
I owe people to clean up.
But I just want to ask you what about Iron Dick today.
Wait a minute.
- Ben Franklin? - Not.
- Hello? - Hey, honey.
Tell all about you Billy is there on Valentine's Day.
Hey, Pap Paw. Wait a minute, okay?
- Ben Affleck? - No, no!
Ben. Hi.
I have to go, but I'll meet you at work.
So I think you got a job.
- Benji, the dog. - Not!
You got a job.
Guess what? I got a job.
Do you mean will you stay there temporarily?
Yep. This is in a large company and I even have my own desk.
Does Billy have anything to do with that?
- Billy's inspiration. - Billy jerk.
- Haley said hi. - Hi.
You delivered my hug, okay?
- I'll do it. - See you later.
- Bye. - I love you, Pap Paw.
Bye-bye.
him.
Good morning. Oh, God.
My desk! What happened?
Are we robbed? Why didn't you call the police?
- Did you call the police? - No, no.
Always call the police.
That's the first thing you do. Hello.
- sir? - What?
Your file has all been rearranged and color coded.
Wait a minute.
Oh, no.
- Did you do this? Intentional? - Yeah.
This is my file. This is my system. I have a system that works.
Now I have to kill you.
- Your stuff is piling up everywhere is the system? - You know something.
I'm very good and I give you a job.
And now I can't find anything. Are you happy?
- Sir. - What?
- The key to the organization... - Yes?
... is managing chaos.
Who are you, fortune cookie? And never touch me again.
I can't find anything. This is counter-intuitive.
My head is spinning. My stomach is pounding. Danger. Danger!
I make pork rolls.
Thank God because three years of work is in vain,
but everything will be fine because you made pork rolls.
That's sarcasm, but let's worry about it now.
You just leave and I'll take care of everything.
I will make things better.
- I didn't mean... - Goodbye.
No, you didn't mean to do anything.
You're a very nice girl with too many teeth. Goodbye.
- Too... I just tried... - Get out!
- OK. - Goofy child.
Okay, that's better.
This can be fixed. This is being repaired.
Good pig. nice rolls.
Hey, Miss Gregerstitch. Good work.
you changed from a messenger cycling to an executive
without stopping in the mail room.
- Not bad. - Just lucky I guess.
- This is pretty good. - Hey.
Why did you put on the project helmet that day?
I sent the letter down there, too,
and they sometimes told me to wear a helmet when I had to go through the construction building.
What? Don't say that person won't be there! This is a problem.
- I don't want trouble! - See you later.
- Why don't you fix this problem? - Have fun with it.
- And there are no more problems! - He sounds good today.
What do I care if it's the weekend with the fucking daughter?
Tell him not to divorce next time!
find a way to make it at home.
Give me Perry's file and find out who is on the phone so I can fire him.
Are you having trouble with clients, sir?
- Butt comes out. - Mr. Connelly.
- In Minden we have a saying. - No, oh, boy.
If you want to get chickens in a cage, you have to get chicks first.
You really are a fortune cookie.
What if instead of seeing princess as an obstacle for Mr. Perry,
we see him as an opportunity to seal the agreement.
I listen.
Mr. Perry will like it.
So, while they were showing him the house spec,
I will be outside putting her daughter in an ancient Minden ice cream social tradition.
How wonderful that you were able to save Richard from losing a large account.
- I just hope I can pull everything together at that time. - Do not worry.
Freddy and I will do anything to make sure your party is a big success.
- Yeah right, Freddy? - Interesting.
here it is. we have a party. This is for new clients.
- Thank you, Ben. - Certain.
- Good pitch. - Hey, thank you.
I've done this for some time.
- Thank you, Ben. - You got it.
Have you ever thought about moving from the mailroom?
- Thank you, Ben. - Leave the mail room? Why?
There are no meetings. There are no jobs on weekends. There is no pressure.
Say, now, don't you owe dinner for saving your life with Shiatsu?
Good business.
I actually have work on Saturdays if you want to help me.
- Yeah? - This is not a date, you know.
Hey, I'm sorry.
I don't know that chatting with new employees is part of your job description.
I don't realize my job has a description, sir.
So, step aside.
- That's not the way to progress. Let's go. - Yes, Sir.
I hate that.
- Hi, Daddy. - Hey, honey.
- Do you have fun, Amber? - Abso-freaking-lutely!
Do you like cone ice cream?
- Congratulations, this is fantastic. - Thank you, Mr. Perry.
Now, excuse me, I want to see the spec house.
Amber doesn't even know that her father is working.
I have to get to Grandma's house.
Hey, Little Red Riding Hood.
I'm not supposed to talk to strangers.
This is a beautiful story.
Who wants a milkshake? Hah, kids? Rockstar milkshake.
Delicious. This is it. The party is like a rock star, kids.
Good. you have to try it too.
Hey, you look pretty enough to eat. And I think I will.
- What is this? - Take a break!
What are you doing?
Daddy! I'm stuck in a bouncy palace!
Please, get me out of here!
Amber? Amber, is that you? Wait, I'm coming in.
Drink, kids. Drink it. Drink it
Hey, no. Hey. Pinat The pinata punch.
It feels cool, huh? Feel that?
we need some parents here!
Ben, I need your help!
My hands are full.
Firecrackers!
Turn them on, kids.
- Candy. - No, not candy. Firecrackers. Bad.
Amber? Amber?
What...
Where is my little girl?
What happened here?
- Are you Robert Perry? - Yes, but...
Looks like your party is getting a little handling, sir.
- Oh sir, officer, I can assure you, this is not me... - Sir, you have the right to remain silent.
We, on the other hand, have the right to remain sexy!
No, no, listen. I'm not into...
Amber? Hey. No, no, no, come on. Come on
No, no.
Oh, no.
- Don't look. Do not see. Close your eyes. - No, no, it's a mistake.
Come on now... Enough!
Where is my child?
No, Daddy, I want to stay.
- I like men who take off their clothes! - Oh, perfect.
Sorry, Mr. Connelly.
Don't act stupid, it's okay. Haven't you heard?
He likes men who take off their clothes!
Listen, you made a mistake and so did I
- Turn on the car. - Yes, Sir.
No, this is my fault, Mr. Connelly. You didn't make a mistake.
Yes, I made one. i hired you.
Does that mean...
- Am I fired? - Read between the lines, Miss Gregerstitch.
Now, if it's not a date, I can't wait for the real thing.
Hey, it's not your fault.
- I'm just not suitable for this. - Just not suitable for this?
That sounds a lot like something...
... what someone said when they will stop right away.
I can't stop. I was fired.
He fired you?
Now, listen. I won't expect a small technical like that
to stop someone like Katie Gregerstitch.
If you go in there and look into his eyes,
and not taking no answer, I think you can get the job back.
I think you can get it. Okay, hombre?
- Mr. Connelly, I want my job back. - And I want to play for the Yankees.
I promise, it will never happen again.
I know it will never happen again. That's the beauty of the word "fired."
Alright. Hear.
You really are a good kid. But this is business.
we lost a large account,
and I can't let something like that happen again here. Not now.
I won't take no answers.
I admire your fortitude.
I will call a security guard now.
Hey, hey, hey!
Listen, in one way or another, you will listen to me.
- I'm my grandfather, Gregory Gregerstitch... - Well, start again.
... build his shop with his own hands.
A month later a tornado came and blew everything out.
I think I remember reading about it.
Did it stop him? Not.
I'm shivering.
He rebuilt his shop, opened it, and still stands today.
Did you really say Gregory Gregerstitch?
Right.
Think back to when you got your first big job.
Have you ever made a mistake?
Have you ever felt like you deserved got a second chance?
Oh, Boy.
This is a report on Norwegian Towers.
And a second chance is official. Go.
Thank you, Mr. Connelly. You will not regret.
Okay, alright.
What should I do with this? Recorded? Copied? Corrected?
Actually, I want you to look after them.
- This file? - Norwegians.
Listen, I don't have time to explain it now.
But they gather tomorrow night to review the contract and hopefully sign it.
There is one thing. I need someone to accompany them,
only to see that they are having fun.
But you're perfect for that
because I just remembered you speak Norwegian.
What?
It says on your resume you speak fluent Norwegian, right?
That's my girl. Come on, go get them. You will be great.
I'm glad you're ready to go back.
- Debra! I can't speak Norwegian! - Of course not, honey.
- Well, why did you put it on my resume? - This is for your own good.
- This saves your job, right? - But it's a lie.
Now, listen. You say a lie, I say half the truth.
What is the part of the truth?
Well, you talk, right?
Debra, I'm sorry, but where I come from, lies are lies.
Let's look at the bright side.
What is this?
I know the stress of your grandfather is under pressure.
This is what was done at the shop.
I only imagine if I own a building, I can be free on the rent.
I don't believe this.
Listen. Right now, you have to focus on your career.
And I say this as your mentor and your friend.
- Thank you! Thank you! - Oh.
And so far the problem of Norwegians,
Don't worry about your little head.
- I will fix everything. - Okay.
Freddy, are you sure is this the custom to wear these clothes?
Yes, listen. I've searched for Norwegian clothing,
and for them you look really normal.
OK.
They came.
Freddy? They are pastors.
Oh, really? you don't say that.
Listen, relax.
Repeat after me.
Freddy!
you're good. Please, keep calm.
Hi. Hi. Oh, gosh. me... I'm so glad you're here.
Do you happen to speak Norwegian?
No, me, I don't. And it doesn't seem like you either.
Do you know what you just said to these gentlemen?
- He insulted our Norwegian woman. - He is a rotten fish.
- Jackass. - Jackass.
No, no, no. No, no, me, that's not what I meant.
- Help me? - I... I'm sorry. I ran out of ideas.
Maybe we can take them out for a beer.
Beer?
here it is.
I wonder if it's okay they do it.
Oh, here he comes.
Hey. Did Norwegian finish the task well?
Forget it. They signed the agreement and the choice for another four years.
Congratulations, Miss Gregerstitch.
Mr. Connelly's office.
Oh, for God's sake.
I will send it up.
Katie! Katie!
I can't find the Quackenbush file. And Mr.riftwood will come at 3:00.
Stupid. Why, thank you. I guess it's in front of me all the time.
We are in a hurry.
Look out, I saw it first.
I'm ready, Mr. Schwartzman.
The man doesn't want pork rolls.
Did you give that person a pork roll? I like this.
we will bring it.
What is our motto here, pig every roll.
Mr. Connelly's office.
I'm sorry, Miss. Hey!
Sorry.
Thank you for lunch, Mr. Connelly. It is very nice.
Thank you again, Katie, but you deserve it. because you are amazing.
- Cheers. - You are okay?
This agreement I have done. There are so many things on it, like my job.
But I can't say anything.
This is the most guarded secret in the company. No one knows.
Marina Project?
Oh. You mentioned it in your office, sir.
- I don't know it's a secret. - Don't know it's a secret?
Well, I don't think that is. Look, the problem is I'm confused on it.
- I really can use familiar ears. - You can trust me.
- The key to this Marina deal is boulder. - big Stone?
Yes, that's actually a rock formation. But it's very complicated.
That's why I'm glad you are in this matter. I will explain later.
Alright.
Katie?
You will not believe what happened.
What's more now?
Mr. Connelly just asked me to be a part of the Marina project.
Oh. That is fantastic news.
I have many ideas. But I experienced a little problem with rock formations.
And I will have an meeting with investors in two days.
Now, guess what?
It just so happens that the geology of the sea is a bit of my hobby.
So what if I see the file
and we can enter the brainstorming session.
Oh, I don't think I can show it to anyone.
I just want to peek a little tonight,
and return to you tomorrow morning. Okay?
OK. Thank you very much.
Oh, that doesn't matter.
Hey, Katie. This is me, Ben.
I'm passing through here and I think maybe I'll stop by and...
... more fun.
I noticed you looking at me in the office.
I hear you have something for people who work in the mail room.
Waldo is busy so I think...
Try to be calm, okay? I hope he is at home.
Ben?
- Want to enter? - Yeah, that would be good. thanks.
So how do you feel?
Wow. It was incredible.
So is that the first time you've got a piece of New York?
Yep.
- Can I ask something? - Shoot.
I just want to know if I can unbutton my pants.
me... I'll explode.
- Oh, yes, you can. - No, I really can't.
- you did it tonight. - I have a soccer injury at school.
- I tore my rotatable cuff and my knee. - Come on, dance for me.
- I'm really... - Please, please. This is my favorite song.
- I really can't. - This is my favorite song.
- OK. - OK.
Finger here, go into your belt. Step back, step, touch.
- One, two, three, steps. - Okay.
- One, two, three, steps. - One, two, three, steps.
- Okay, do it again this way. - Oh, okay.
- Step, back, step, touch. - Touch.
- Step back... - Come back.
Step..., touch. - Step, touch.
- I think I can. One two Three. - Step back, no.
- Sorry. - To the right.
Come on.
- Step back, step, touch. - Step back, step, touch.
- Step back, step... This is awesome.
- Step back, step, touch. - Step back, step, touch.
- Okay, I know. I want to stretch first. - No, no, no, no, no. Do it with me.
Oh. the song ends.
even though I really started to understand that.
Should we call the station, Who knows they want to replay it?
Hey, I'm sorry. I just... This is a good song.
- Come on. This is my style. - Is it true?
Well. good slow dance.
Did you forget to pull the handle down when flushing the toilet?
That might be the most romantic thing someone has ever told me.
You're the second person I've kissed.
- Really? Where is my ranking? - Clearly the top two.
That's awesome. I've always been more accomplished.
Surprise.
Pap Paw!
- What are you doing here? - Well, I'm worried about you.
I didn't hear you so I left.
- do you drive? - Who is this?
- My name is Ben. - Ben, plumber. Ben is a plumber.
See the toilet exploding? Yeah. So Ben came to work on the water pipeline.
Do it, plumber.
Here, let me take it, Pap Paw.
So, what is the future of my daughter-in-law's grandson?
Good.
Sorry, I didn't mean to interfere. Excuse me.
- But you got engaged? - I'm engaged.
I'm engaged.
He never mentioned that to me. He... He never mentioned that.
Well, why is he? Nosy plumber.
Let's go outside the city. Do you know what?
I haven't eaten anything all day, and I'm starving.
- Good idea. - OK.
I want to go. I want to go take the pipe again.
Nice to meet you.
The worst fucking plumber I've ever seen.
I think I'll go fire him. You are waiting here, okay?
Okay, I'll be right back. Stay here.
Ben, wait.
- What was that? - Sorry.
I'm just... I can't bear to tell Pa Paw,
that Billy decided me.
Can't you understand?
Oh. I'll go call you a real plumber.
Nice to meet your grandfather.
Thank you for the dance.
- Hey. - Hey.
- So, where is Billy? - Oh, Billy?
Billy has a very big modeling job, so he's out of town.
Oh. Yeah. Where is it?
Timbuktu.
- Timbuktu. - Yeah, Billy at Timbuktu.
Hey, alright. Did you fire the plumber?
The plumber is gone. Yeah.
Freddy?
- Where is everyone? - Why, Katie, did you not get the memo?
- What about? - About what?
There is an emergency board meeting today.
I appreciate the time... Oh.
- Good morning. - What happened?
Well, the Board has taken a vote of no confidence,
in handling Mr. Connelly on the Marina deal.
And they have decided to leave it to me.
What?
Mr. Connelly has been working on this project for two years.
Yes, and it concerns us that it won't go anywhere. Hurry up.
- I trust you. - And I appreciate that.
Okay, if it's all...
Wait, wait, wait... I have overcome all the problems.
And thanks to problem solving skills,
a palace balloon fell on my son's head last week.
- Not to mention your dishonesty. - I do not understand.
Well, it looks like there are some,
say, decoration on your resume.
Harvard? Stock Exchange?
Fluent in several languages.
Apparently, Mr. Connelly neglected his homework
when you have to hire you.
But, Debra, you are the one who wrote...
You also have to know that Board is what determines
whether to take legal action against your mistake.
Mr. Connelly followed our advice and resigned this morning.
What?
- I'm sorry, Mr. Connelly. - I should have seen it coming, Katie.
I don't know Debra will do this to me.
I used to think that the person who wrote the yearbook was stupid,
"Never change." But do you know what? Do not ever change.
How can you do that to him?
- Oh. I didn't do it to him, baby. - Party is delayed.
you did it.
I mean, come on.
Don't you feel weird if there are small hamlets,
just getting off the radish truck will land on work like this?
But you should be my mentor.
Oh?
I will say I've taught you one or two things.
There's no way you will go with this,
because I can go directly to the Board and tell them everything.
Tell them what?
Unless you want to see your Pa Paw shop leveled and turned into a mall.
- Do you want that? - You won't do it.
No?
Let's face it, baby.
If I answer now, there will be some changes here.
It starts with you, Richard, and his child.
- What's the name, Frederick? - I believe he is still named Ben.
Ben? Benku?
Ben who works in the letter is Mr. Connelly's son?
Oh, honey. Don't say he didn't tell you.
Does that mean he is lying?
Why doesn't he tell me?
Poor, really poor little town girl.
You're just so easy to cheat. It's hard to miss a chance.
Welcome to the Big Apple, sister.
Hey.
Can we talk?
Can we talk? Talk about what?
Betrayal? Strippers? Billy 2.0?
- You're right. I'm not supposed to be here. - It really shouldn't be.
Can we talk about this for a moment, please?
You really hurt me, Billy.
Alright. See you later.
Hey. See who I found here roaming the aisle.
- Just returned from Timbuktu. - What?
Tomorrow, we will take the old truck and go back to Minden.
You can go home with me.
Come on, let's go. I want to beat the traffic.
Hey. Hug me.
Come on. Come on
Hmm, look? It is better.
we will be very happy together back home.
You and me, just like before.
Give me a kiss.
- Better go. - Yeah.
I'll take the rest of the bag.
- Hey, little girl. - Hey, Pap Paw.
Are you sure this is what you want to do?
Oh, yes. I'm really happy.
Funny thing is, but I don't really believe it.
I used to think that Billy was the one you always wanted for me.
On the one hand, yes.
What do you mean, on the one hand?
Now, in the way he makes you happy.
That's all I want, you know.
You always look happy with Billy,
but last night your face said something a little different.
I was a little investigating and Haley told me about what happened between you two.
And I think that's a stupid thing he did.
When I first came here and first saw you,
I can't believe how much you grow.
- And how happy you seem to be. - Damn, honey. Hey!
Didn't I say you didn't package your perfume with my clothes?
It's scattered everywhere.
I will tell you what we will do.
Man.
- Alright, let's leave. - OK. Come on, dear. Enter
Sorry, Billy.
- This eagle must fly. - What?
Hey! Hey! Wait, Katie! What about me?
Can you be quiet? we have a long way to go.
Give me hotdog with onions, please.
Mustard and onions, come soon.
Please, a little more.
Oh, God, Ben, I've been looking everywhere.
Oh, yes, what... What do you need, fixing the toilet or something?
Debra will close the big deal tomorrow and you have to help me.
The reality is, I'm quite busy, with the mail room and everything,
but I'm sure you can handle it. I have confidence in you.
Yes, we have a very important meeting today.
There are unsatisfied employees out there, okay? This woman.
Don't leave him in the building. He looks sweet.
Now, before we start our presentation,
I believe all of you have had the opportunity to review the documentation that I sent before.
- So, are there questions or problems? - I have a question.
This is Part A, Article 4, Paragraph 3.2. Curious...
- Thank you, Eric. - Anytime.
- Here it is. - The stairs are there.
OK.
Bye.
Ben?
Miss Gregerstitch.
- I don't think you want to help me. - I didn't help you.
I help my father. No more.
Why don't you tell me about him?
Listen, all my life he tried to make me be like him
and the fact is, that is not me.
- Well, you're cleaning pretty well. - Thank you.
Now, now that we have a way out, are you ready for this?
I have them all prepared and everything for you.
- Is Debra taken care of? - Yes, I'm talking to your cousin.
- OK. Let's do it. - Okay.
Walk behind me.
Morning. Hey, look. Is that Ryan Seacrest?
- Wow. - Is it true?
- Morning. How are you? - Morning.
Hi.
Miss Gregerstitch, I want to introduce you to the Marina group.
Hi.
- Hi. - Hi. Hi.
Then after thoroughly covering helicopter zoning addendum,
for the third time,
Are there further questions?
People who don't have anything has to do with helicopters?
Okay, so let me start.
Brown area. Stone, I assume?
Yes. Yes, and I'm very happy that you grew up. thanks.
Of course, chunks of rock, which have become a big obstacle.
we believe damaging it with explosives is the best alternative.
Blow it to high hell.
Can I get involved in that?
Yes, of course, of course. So imagine he left.
As you see the data in front of you, we have more than 150 units,
starts with a base price of $ 600,000.
I appreciate the points you made, son,
but you can show all the numbers and the number you want,
but the fact remains that if you don't come up with a smart and very cheap idea
about how to get rid of , big fat fat there,
then we don't have an agreement.
we really went behind schedule,
- So can you please contact the driver? - Yeah, okay. Yeah.
Ladies and gentlemen...
- Ladies and gentlemen. - It will only take one minute.
OK. Sitting.
There is an old saying where I come from.
When the cow doesn't want to move, the best don't try and push it.
- Did he say cow? - I hear cows. Yes.
Yes, he did it, ma'am.
That way by working on cows no matter how hard the head is.
Throughout this time we have found this rock as an obstacle.
There are actually other ways to see it. Did you bring the stone?
Yeah. Excuse me.
Now, see how easy it is.
That's good. It doesn't cost you a penny.
Sorry, it's just not that simple.
we have come with others...
- Wow! - Look at that.
we use that stone and we turn it into an extreme gold mine.
This can be used by visitors or residents. There are rock climbing, bicycle lanes,
whatever you want.
Can you move it a little closer?
What has become negative has now become positive.
Wait. How can anyone ride there?
That's a really good question, actually.
A tram.
- A tram, of course. - It will be perfect.
A tram. Then the fat man can run and lose weight and be healthy.
- Let's go back to stone. - Yeah.
Because we know that this has become...
Excuse me.
Do you have to be a sailor to live there, namely, have a boat?
Good question.
Well, you don't need to be a sailor.
- Do you have to be a pirate? - You have a pirate bay... drawn...
- It's just a theme. - Like an amusement park?
- we like amusement parks. - Yeah, that would be very good. Yeah.
Many.
Snacks. We can have snacks.
Will people be asked to wear an eye patch?
No, there won't be any characters.
Yes, a very good tourist park.
Water slides? Will you put a water slide?
I want to do a cost benefit analysis from all...
... on St. Patty's Day, but it's crazy.
Yes, if you can see through that book. This is another book.
This will be another book.
- Shut up! All. - I love helicopters.
So, Miss Stapleton. Where did you get your MBA?
You were misinformed. I don't really follow basketball.
That's violence.
- Beautiful hairdo, huh? - Thank you.
The show is over, brother! you're crazy!
- OK. - You're all cheats, aren't you?
I know that!
- Who are you? - This beard! This beard is fake!
- Take it easy. - This is real, this is real, this is real, this is real!
That is very important.
- Very good. - Very good.
- Ben will take over from here, okay? - Okay, Ben.
Thank you, Miss Gregerstitch. I will use visual assistance here.
You're lying a little bum.
How dare you damage me?
Well, I think you've taught me something, Debra.
I called security.
Get rid of him, Freddy!
Try it, Freddy.
Find another way in!
You don't have to shout at me!
Katie. are you ok
I've overcome this person.
- Alright. - Thank you, guys.
we are good, right?
- we see you're good too. - Get out of here!
That is unreasonable.
Excuse me. I'm in the middle of the presentation.
Yes, forgive me. thanks.
Hello. Don't listen to this person.
Both he and he did not represent this company.
They have led you astray. So before security comes to take...
Oh, good God!
What is this terrible thing?
That's the gold mine of extreme sports.
Oh, really?
Amazing.
Because it might draw attention to nonsense working out there in Milwaukee,
but not here on the Big old Apple.
I've been to Milwaukee and I like this idea.
Someone who is really outrageous.
Why don't you just do it a little more?
Bitch.
That's the name.
Very good.
you're done now.
Do you know what? Maybe you are fine.
You know, I will... I'll take a closer look at the small creation.
- No... - Here it is - Let me see it. - Don't touch it.
Oh, look at that.
You know, it's so adorable. This is very beautiful. Wow.
Do you know what? In the second display, it's just...
Oh, whoops. Oh, did I do that?
Look at that. And it. And it! And it!
Don't do it. No, don't do it.
Thank you God. There he is.
Women who enter without permission. Oh, no, no, no. Misidentify. No, not me!
- Oh, gosh. Wow. - Holy mother of pearl!
What did you do to him?
- My queen! - Please.
Release your hands from him.
He hits like a girl.
you're fucking dirty ape!
- Louie, Donovan, get it out of here. - Come on, let's go.
- No! - Send him out of here!
I'm president! This is me, I'm president! I will become president!
No! Not!
I never liked it.
Now, this has been a fun day.
Now, you two. Do we have a lot or what?
Actually, I think I know someone who has the right to close this transaction more than me.
Will he come from the ceiling?
- This is official. - Congratulations and thank you.
Oh, happy, baby.
You have some very good people working here.
Indeed.
- And some are not so good. - Some are not so good.
- They are very hard. - I like it hard.
Of course you do!
- Boss, champagne? - Champagne doesn't fuss me.
- What about whiskey in my office? - Oh. Whiskey makes me agile.
- To the office! - It's down there to the left.
Oh, kid.
Well, hey, you did a really good job.
- You get a greeting too, you know. - Thank you.
I almost forgot something very important.
This is a ownership letter for a shop in Minden.
I give it to you, with great gratitude and love. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much, Mr. Connelly.
- You're very welcome. you did a great job. - Thank you.
- And you do it very well too. - Yeah, thank you.
You're welcome.
- Give him a hug. - No, I don't think so.
- No. That's... - Give him a hug.
One day we will get to that point, but my parents...
- hug! - OK.
Thank you.
Do you know what? Thanks again.
- He's a great guy. - Yeah. He is not bad.
You're not so bad either.
Yes, I might have to clean up.
Sorry... you might be quite busy.
Alright. Party in Connelly's office.
Well, almost forgot this.
Wow, Katie is one in a million?
Yes, you told me.
Hold the elevator.
Thank you.
What's more now?
Nothing... I don't want to talk about it. It is okay.
Nothing, huh? Ben, back in Brooklyn we have a saying.
Don't bullshit, go get the girl.
- He has a fiancee. - He doesn't have a fiance, you're stupid.
He's back in Oklahoma. He said himself.
- He is free like a bird. - Are you kidding me?
Go get him. He is waiting for you.
- You know him. - You think?
Hug him and don't let go.
Thank you, Father.
Sorry.
the way to follow your heart, man.
Hey, did you see a girl, blonde, dimpled, sweet?
- there. - Yeah?
Wait! Oh, wait, Katie!
Hey, I borrow this.
- Dude, I need it. thanks. - Hey! Hey, man, come on!
Hey! Hey, Katie!
Beware.
Hey, wait!
Katie!
Hey! Wait a minute! Katie! Step aside!
- Katie! - Ben? What are you doing?
Stop, you have to stop! You have to stop. I have to talk to you.
- Step aside! - Do you hear me? Step aside!
Lady, I can't stop here. There is construction.
- Hey, stop! Sir! - Ben, be careful!
Get out of the way!
- Ben? Watch Out. Watch Out. - Wow!
- Ben, no!
No!
Wait, watch out!
I said pull over!
Oh, God, are you okay?
Oh, I'm fine. Fantastic.
Stay there. I will go down.
I'm really sorry about what happened there, but...
I think you're back with your fiancee because, you know, me...
- I see you guys in the alley. - No, no, no. I'm saying goodbye.
I sent him back to Minden.
So what's next for you, Miss Gregerstitch?
I'm thinking about staying in this hole a little longer.
Yes? And... and do what?
Read between the lines, Mr. Connelly.
You will like having me as your new boss.
Now go ahead and sit with my candy bowl.
Oh, be careful now!
They are very expensive.
Well, you know, you can always... You can always discipline me.
Freddy, are you trying to lick me?
Because it works.