The Wedding Party

Oh, OK, 60 second break.

Keep moving though.

We're done.

Oh, your dry cleaning is done.

I'll pick it up on the way to Danielle's and add it

to your suitcase before you leave tomorrow.

No, Maggie.

Us-- we are done.

Done with what?

You and me--

we're done.

Do you hear me?

Good.

Why?

I'm not done.

Yes, you are.

I'm not leaving for my trip tomorrow.

I'm going tonight.

Your stuff is going to be out by the time I get home.

What about your dry cleaning?

This is the last batch, correct?

Why don't you name some positive changes

you've noticed since starting this process.

I'm sleeping better.

My thoughts aren't as loud.

And my neighbor's kid doesn't call me a hoarder anymore.

Feel free.

It can wait.

And I know what I'm going to keep.

Why the box?

They're still there.

The memories?

I can feel them when I hold it.

Whoa! Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa! Whoa!

Whoa! Hey.

Seriously, you're going to leave me here without saying

goodbye, Hollywood?

Oh, don't call me that.

Theo!

Theo.

Oh, good.

I'm glad you haven't left yet.

I want to give you a little something to say thank

you for teaching this summer.

Oh, yeah.

Oh.

It's the fire we used to advertise you

teaching your acting classes.

It sure is.

You know, we would love to have you back next year.

You know what?

Let me reach out to my agent and see

if we can keep it free for you.

Perfect.

I will start making the flyers.

Hi, Kamilla.

That-- that is a treasure.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Where are you from again?

Tucson, Arizona, currently.

Normally I've got a place in LA.

But I'm kind of taking a break from that scene for a bit, so.

Well, cool.

Yeah.

And you're from Montana, right?

Anaconda, Montana.

Well, that sounds pretty exciting.

Hmm, I can assure you it is not.

It was really nice meeting you.

Same.

Hopefully I see you next year.

Yeah, hopefully.

Hi, Brianna.

BRIANNA (ON PHONE): Sean.

Hi.

I was expecting to get your voicemail again.

Anyways, the team's going to go out and celebrate the launch

later, if you wanted to come.

I know everyone would love to see you

Can't.

I've got other plans.

BRIANNA (ON PHONE): Sean, how long are

you going to be upset with me?

We're not having this conversation.

BRIANNA (ON PHONE): Why not?

We made everyone on our team earn more

than triple what we projected.

Why can't you be happy about that?

You know the answer to that.

BRIANNA (ON PHONE): That's ridiculous.

You need to grow up, all right?

Stuff like this happens in the tech industry all the time.

And everyone on the team put in a--

Hey, Maggie.

Hello!

Mag!

Hey.

Sean, Hi.

The door was open.

Did he get all this packed already?

Oh, Darwin hired movers to help.

They were already halfway done by the time

we got back from our run.

How have you been?

I'm fine.

I'm sorry it took something like this for me

to finally get over here.

Oh, don't worry about it.

We're both busy.

I get it.

Are you going to shower?

Because-- because that's fine.

Oh.

Yeah, I was going to shower a while ago.

But I don't know where any of my clothes are.

I still haven't picked up Darwin's dry cleaning yet.

How about we get you a coffee?

OK.

You know you interrupted my session earlier?

TREVOR (ON PHONE): Oh, damn it, that was today, wasn't it?

Look, I'm sorry, man.

But you know I need a deadline from you.

For the hundredth time, that's not how it works.

TREVOR (ON PHONE): Yeah, I know, but publishers don't.

They're used to setting the deadlines, not the other way

around.

I can only keep them interested for so long.

Yeah, well, keep it up.

The right publisher will wait.

TREVOR (ON PHONE): Oh, you're killing me.

Come on, Why can't we just publish

the 58 you finished, and the last three just go

into your next collection, ha?

You already know the answer to that.

It's 61 or nothing.

Goodbye, Trevor.

TREVOR (ON PHONE): Yeah, bye.

Girlfriend troubles?

Yeah.

It sounds to me like you need a new agent.

Hmm, sounds to me like you weren't listening at all.

It's the publisher that's the problem.

OK, so why don't you just publish it yourself?

You are so stupid.

Look, all I am saying is that you have the money.

Speaking of, when is your next gig again?

Shut the hell up.

Been a while since you worked.

Oh, yeah?

No, yeah, keep going.

Let's get more.

Oh, nothing.

So it's the writer's block again?

There it is.

Oh, it's a shame.

You've got a nice house.

What are you doing for work nowadays?

I'm taking a break.

Hey, dude, mom just sent us a video.

Did you get this too?

Of what?

Hi, everyone.

ALLEN (ON RECORDING): Hi, Maggie.

Hi, Sean. SUMMER (ON RECORDING): Hi, Olan.

Hi, Theo.

We've got some big news for you.

This is Summer.

And this is Allen.

And we're getting married.

What?

What?

ALLEN (ON RECORDING): Obviously, this is not our first rodeo.

So we want to keep things small.

And we only want the people who matter

most in our wedding party.

And that's you.

So, Sean, Maggie, would you be my bridesmaids?

ALLEN (ON RECORDING): Olan, Theo, would you be my bride--

groomsmen?

SUMMER (ON RECORDING): We've set up a little adventure to get

you all up here as a family.

You're going to road trip together to the wedding.

Oh, we are.

We have organized everything from transportation to lodging

and all of the fun along the way.

No way.

So pack your bags.

The four of you will meet up and leave

tomorrow morning at 8:00 AM.

Tomorrow?

Oh, and Maggie, don't worry about Darwin.

We've already got a plane ticket for him.

That's all taken care of.

We want this trip to be about you four

getting to know each other.

We love you all so much.