Junction

"Ultimately, this is about legacy.

What kind of world are we leaving behind for our children?

What kind of world do we want to leave behind for our children?

Isn't our goal to advance

and shape the world before we leave it?

To advance--

to advance and shape..."

What's that, Larry?

No-- nothing, honey.

I'm-- I'm rehearsing the, uh--

my speech for the art wing dedication tomorrow.

"My grandfather was a doctor

who arrived at Ellis Island

with only a European accent

and a dream.

That dream was to help others

by developing cutting-edge medicines and practices.

Fortunately, in America,

that dream became a reality,

and he started a little company called KanMed.

Now, today, under my supervision,

KanMed has become

one of the most influential companies

in medicine in the world.

"My sons..."

Cut that.

"My youngest son, uh, Jacob,

is, uh, in attendance this morning,

and I just want to take this opportunity to, uh,

tell him, uh,

'No pressure trying to keep

the family legacy alive, kiddo.'"

Ah, hold for laughter.

"I stand before you today

as a proud grandson,

son,

father, husband,

who carries on my grandfather's dream."

It's gonna be a hell of a day.

Thank you.

Nice speech you gave to yourself this morning.

About family.

The press keeps saying you knew all along.

This isn't going away. It's on the front page.

Just say you didn't know!

Dad, come on, get up.

Come on, Dad, wake up. Wake up.

Dad?

Dad, wake up. Dad, wake up!

Dad!

And good morrow to you as well, sir.

Dad, I can't be late again.

Come on, have I ever let you down?

Hey. Don't answer that.

I'm up.

- I already packed my lunch. - All right.

Just give me a second.

- Dad, come on. - Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Give me a second.

Yes.

Come on!

Yeah. I'm on my way.

What are you looking for?

Ah, I was just, um...

looking for my sunglasses.

They're on your head, Dad.

Oh. You put 'em there?

-No. -Did you?

-No. -You lying to me?

No!

You know we have to stop at Mom's first, right?

What? Why?

Dad, I have a game today and I need my jersey.

Did you forget?

No! Come on, I didn't forget.

I'm just messin' with you.

You're like Amnesia Man.

That's that comic book you're always obsessed with, right?

Yeah. He can't remember anything.

And he's always grumpy about it.

What are we talking about? I forgot.

- Hey, Mom. -Hi, sweetheart. Here you go.

Right on Michael time. 15 minutes late.

-Got any more coffee? -No.

You look like you could use more than a coffee.

-Everything okay? -Ah, thank you, Allison. Everything's fine.

Your mother called me. Again.

They want to fly Scottie to their place this weekend?

Why are you even talking to her?

- She called me, Michael. - Why?

Because she wants to see her grandson,

and I'm assuming would like to hear back from her son.

-We're not doin' this now. -Yeah.

Okay, boys, it is time to go.

'Cause I don't wanna hear from Mr. Trumble about Scottie being tardy again.

Will I see you at the game tonight?

I'll be there with pom-poms.

- Bye, Mom. - Bye, buddy.

- There you go. Fixed it. - Why can't you just get me a new pair?

You just got these!

They're fine now, see? Made it work.

-I need a new pair. -No, you want a new pair. It's nice to want things.

- You can buy some with your chore money. - -Come on, Mom.

What did I tell you about if you want something?

That I have to work for it, there are no shortcuts.

That's right.

Stanley! Get out of the bathroom,

your sister needs to get ready.

Go-- shoes on the table, no! Go!

Mom, we're out of coffee.

When'd you start drinking coffee?

-Like, two years ago, at 15. -Don't get addicted.

Mom! Stanley stunk up the bathroom!

It's too early, don't start, you two!

Mom.

I know. Hey, hey, hey. Let me see.

Okay, go. Don't be late.

-What? -I just got an email from Columbia.

Well, what does it say?

It-- uh, it-- I can't tell if it's good or bad,

it just says to log in to see application status.

-Well, log in! -What does it mean?

I got in.

Really?

I can't believe it, I got in! I mean--

I always wanted to go, but I didn't think I could actually get in.

Of course you could!

I have to tell Dad.

-Yeah. -I-- I can-- I can call him later, it's fine.

-No, come here. Come here! Congratulations, baby. -Okay.

- Oh, congratulations. -Mom. You're smothering.

- Congratulations. - Yeah.

It's-- it's-- it's very exciting. Mm-hmm?

But I was wondering what kind of scholarships you provide

to help offset these tuition costs.

Yes, there are a number

of financial aid programs you can apply for.

Well, I'd prefer the standard ten-year ARM, since the rates keep changing.

So you plan on keeping your-- Correct?

- Uh-huh. - -You might wanna look at some options.

That doesn't really work.

- Uh-huh. - Morning, queen.

...some interest on that place.

Yeah.

'Sup, doc? You don't mind if I put this coffee in an IV drip today?

-Late night? -No.

Whatever, it was worth it, he was cute.

Hey. You got a sec to chat?

I'm on the phone. Later.

I don't wanna hear it.

But I smell it.

But I redid the kitchen. And the bathrooms.

These numbers are from our last evaluation.

Well, doesn't that increase the value of the house?

-We'd have to schedule another home visit... -Uh-huh.

...before it's determined if we can increase your property value.

-Okay. -These would be the next steps to go on.

So what's the maximum amount you could lend me?

-We can't give you another loan until you've paid-- -What?

Until you've paid for the ones you've lapsed payment.

No, I understand.

Yup. No, no. I-- I got it. Thank you.

Here you go. All right, go, go, go!

Thanks for making me late again, Dad.

How about thanks for the ride, Dad?

-You're lucky to take the bus here. -Yeah, whatever.

Forget something?

Scottie? Don't whatever me.

-All right? -It's just-- you're the one who slept in late.

I'm going to get in trouble for it.

I've been having trouble sleeping lately.

-Yeah, I wonder why. -You got something you're trying to say to me?

-Do you? -No.

Look, I'm gonna call the school, I'm gonna tell them you're late and it's my fault, all right?

Don't worry about it. I love you. See you at the game.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go! Go, go, go!

Hi, this is Michael calling again.

I'm on my cell. I need to talk to the doctor.

It's an emergency.

Ah, fu...

How do you feel about mulligans?

Take as many as you need.

That's what I like about you Democrats.

You're just so forgiving.

Remember, sir. Hinge for power.

Just put the ball on the green.

Grab that. Get 'em.

To be honest, I hate this game.

And it's a game.

Make no mistake, this is not a sport.

I mean, look at this. Man my age, I'm walkin' around 18 holes.

I'm not breakin' a sweat,

I got some guy carryin' my clubs.

I mean, how is this a sport?

You have a point there, sir.

Requires skill and patience, neither of which I have.

I like the-- like the scenery, though.

-And the conversation. -'Kay, well, man,

I'm gonna assume we're here to talk about Kentucky.

Oh, no. No, no. Kentucky's in the past.