The Nest

Arthur Davis please.

Who shall I say is calling?

- Rory O'Hara. - One moment.

About fucking time!

Hello, you old bastard.

Hello, and how are you, dear boy?

Good morning, my darling.

Thank you.

All right, all right.

Hey.

Good morning.

- There you go. - Thanks, Rory.

Thanks Dad.

You're disgusting.

Knock it off.

Have a good day, bub.

See you later, Dad.

Later shit-for-brains.

Yesterday, President Reagan announced

that effective May 19th,

quotas would be set on imports of chocolate,

apples, pear juice, and lower priced white wine,

coming from members of the European community.

The US consumer will feel no immediate...

- Bill, I know you'll figure this out for me, thank you.

Bye.

Hi Margie.

Hi AI, here's rent for me.

I'm sorry it's a bit late.

No problem, I told Joe

you'd be a little late.

You also owe me directly for two lessons,

three after today.

I have cash for the days that I owe you already.

That's fine.

Relax your hands.

Remember, your spine into his spine, think forward.

Keep going!

Halt, halt, halt.

Get your reins, yeah yeah, walk on.

Walk on.

Get through that wall now,

look where you're going.

Good.

Better.

Now what's your leg doing?

- Squeezy. - Is it, is it squeezy?

Beautiful.

Yes!

Yes!

Nine-nine, next goal wins old man.

Old man.

Yeah.

Go.

- Oh! - Yes!

Champion of the house!

10-9, 10-9.

- Hi Spencer. - Hi, Spencer

Staying for dinner?

No thanks, Allison, I gotta get home.

- Later. - Later.

Hi.

Dad cheated.

I didn't.

I didn't.

What is it?

I think we need to move.

There's an opportunity.

Where?

London.

Go fuck yourself.

Things are drying up here, for me.

What are you talking about?

I thought things were great.

Mm-mm, I'm running out of options.

- But money's fine, right? - Yeah.

Right?

Yeah.

- So? - Won't be soon.

How soon?

It's not your concern,

because I'll take care of it.

- It is my concern when you wake me up in the morning

and you tell me we need to move.

I didn't say that, I said,

there's an opportunity.

Arthur Davis has been in touch.

He wants me to head up a new division of his company.

You want to go back to Arthur?

It's not going back to Arthur.

It's me, having my own company, backed by Arthur.

Look, London is about to be booming.

Regulations are changed, the culture's changed.

This is a chance to make some real money again.

We do this, it changes everything.

Stop, Rory I don't want to change...

We'll build you your own stables.

Stop trying to sell me on it.

I wouldn't have to sell you on it,

if you had some vision,

you're so fucking risk-averse.

You shouldn't be working for someone else.

Hmm?

Be your own boss.

Build your own place.

Own your own horses.

This'll be our fourth move in 10 years.

Don't look backwards, look forwards,

this is a fresh start.

This was our fresh start.

This was our permanent move, remember?

- Well, things don't always work out as planned.

- Things never work out the way we planned.

- I moved back here for you, to be near your family.

It's not working for me.

I don't know what else to say.

For fuck's sake, Rory.

Shh, shh, shh, shh.

Oh, oh, Come on, shh.

Come on baby, c'mon, Red.

All right.

Something doesn't feel right, Mom.

Oh please, it's exciting.

Most people never get to live overseas,

so just go with it okay,

don't worry so much.

If I don't worry, nobody will.

It's not your job to worry,

you leave that to your husband.

- It scares me that you actually think that.

- Why give yourself the added stress, huh?

You know it's taking a toll on your face.

No it is, you're too young...

Okay Mom, thanks.

You always try to make things

more complicated than the are.

I'm not the difficult one here.

I know you're not.

I'm just saying that these are his decisions,

and you just accept that, and you will feel better.

That's all I'm saying.

Well, it does worry me that he doesn't have

any family over there.

- It's not his fault. - I'm not saying

it's his fault,

I'm just saying he doesn't have any...

- It sounds like you are. - People, I'm not, I'm just...

I can't believe it.

What?

I actually might miss you.

Of course you will baby,

I'm your mama and I'm a good time.

Yeah.

How about this?

How about this?

Hello.

Love you so.

Did you miss me?

I missed you.

How about this?

Hi ya.

- Hi. - How are you?

- I'm okay. - Oh, excuse me please?

Take a photo of me and the family.

- Not a problem at all. - It's that one there.

- Excellent. - Thank you.

- First smiles. - That's brilliant, lovely.

- Fantastic. - Thank you.

Oh wait, Sam, Sam!

Sam.

You're missing the photograph.

One more?

- Okay. - Are you jet-lagged?

A little bit, yeah.

That's fine.

- Thank you very much. - Lovely.

- It needs work but it's incredible isn't it?

I paid the rent for the year,

with the option to buy.

Hey, these floorboards were laid in the 1700's,

when the place was remodeled.

Still in perfect condition.

Look at this, Bean, look at this.

This table, Elizabethan style,

well over a hundred years old.

And this is a good story,

the estate agent told me,

it's always offered to the person

whoever takes over the lease,

because it's so bloody big,

it doesn't fit in most houses.

This is beautiful.

They don't make things like this anymore.

Yes Sam, that's all for you.

- Oh my God. - Oh my God.

- Rory. - Oh my God.

Beg, beg, Sam.

Secret door.

Oh, Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin stayed here

while they were recording one of their albums.