Finding Carter

Previously on "Finding Carter"...

I've been wanting to do that for a long time.

They want to book the tour.

26 cities, two months.

I'll call you every night.

I'll answer every night.

The bar is not doing so great.

We can charge whatever we want as cover.

A guerilla rave.

We've already made more money tonight

than the bar usually makes in a week.

So it's a success.

You blew a 1.6 on the breathalyzer.

You could have killed yourself.

Or someone else.

I don't need a lecture.

Dude, she loves you.

She cares about you.

The social worker set up a home study visit.

What a nice show of support, everyone being here.

I've made some mistakes lately.

The biggest mistake that I made

is not telling you how I feel about you.

I'm not 21.

- I'm 17. - You're 17?

I'm still the same person.

You need to go.

Have you ever noticed how guys don't take nearly as long

as women in the restroom,

but they're always finding creative and disgusting new ways

to trash it?

They clean?

Yeah. Now.

Sparkling, actually.

Can you clean those tables next?

Stevie left early last night, they're a mess.

Jared?

- Are we ever gonna have a real conversation again? - Carter...

You've barely spoken to me all week.

I'm treating you an employee, which you're lucky to be.

I'm not big on being lied to.

How many more times can I apologize?

Jared.

Wow... You do windows, too?

Tell me something good.

Uhh, banging your head against a wall

burns 150 calories an hour.

Does Bird know?

She's getting bored with Pilates?

So, um, we passed the home study.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

I guess the social worker

bought Lori's whole Susie Homemaker act,

and you and David being there

probably didn't hurt, either.

So it's official now?

You're staying in town?

Yeah, I guess so.

I'm glad.

Hey, less talking, more cleaning.

Oh, hey.

- Jared, this is, uh, this is my brother. - What's up?

The candles on the front tables need to be replaced.

Who bit him?

Me, apparently.

And, uh, not in a good way.

What the hell are you doing?

Are you seriously pulling one of your scams here?

Okay, relax.

I work here, Ben.

Do you have any idea how much this job means to me?

Leave it alone, Carter.

You are stealing from my boss!

- No, I'm not. - Nothing I'm doing

will affect his bottom line or yours,

- it's a victimless crime. - Oh, don't try and spin this

like you're not hurting anyone,

you're taking other people's money.

It's the bank's money and they cover any losses,

so it's like it never happened.

I have to tell Jared.

If he finds out I knew about this

and I didn't tell him, I will get fired.

If I were you, I would think long and hard

before I do anything stupid.

Are you seriously threatening me?

I'm saying don't mess with me.

Not on this.

Toothbrush.

Packed.

- Charger. - Right here,

where you put it two minutes ago.

- Sorry. - Don't be.

You're like the most adorably prepared person I've ever met.

My head is all over the place.

Are you nervous about the trip?

No, it's a great school,

and if you go to prospective students' weekend,

it shows you're really interested.

But...

I'm sort of anxious about Gabe coming.

And I'm happy that he's getting it together,

you know, he's not blowing everything off, but...

You're afraid he's going to rage all weekend.

No.

No, I...

The other day, Gabe told me that he has feelings for me.

What did you say?

That I love you.

That's a good answer.

So you're not upset?

No, he's going through hard time.

We should both probably cut him some slack.

Besides, you're awesome, so I can't really blame him

for being into you.

Seriously.

As long as he's the only one doing the feeling, I'm cool.

He is.

Completely.

Then we're good.

I love that I can tell you anything.

Me too.

Found a great venue downtown for the party.

It's an old umbrella factory.

Ooh, Mary Poppins chic.

I like it.

Yeah, nothing says fun like umbrellas.

Come on, hustle up, ladies.

It's all about turnover.

I know he wants me to run point, but this is still your show.

Thanks. Means a lot.

Of course.

Wait a sec, wait.

What are you doing?

This looks different.

Did you... Did you change it or something?

No.

The cord looks a little smaller.

Someone much have switched it.

How'd you spot that?

I don't know.

I guess I'm very detail oriented.

I guess so.

You got a really good eye.

The last thing the bar needs is for the customers

to get their credit card numbers stolen.

Yeah.

Son of a bitch.

Hey.

Hey, how's it going?

Good. We're gonna have a blast.

- The three musketeers. - That's us.

Don't worry, I'll behave.

I'm not worried.

Thanks.

Later.

You are gonna have a really good time.

You are right, as always.

See you Sunday.

Yeah.

- Love you. - Love you.

Shotgun.

Hey, Ben. Hey.

Come on in.

Um, so I washed this, I just wanted to give it back to you.

Oh, thanks, you didn't have to do that.

Do you want something to drink?

I think we have lemonade.

I would love a lemonade.

So how have things been going?

Good.

Well, honestly, it's been hard having David away.

You know, there's been so much change lately

with Carter leaving school.

Me dropping into your life.

You've been a good change.

Sit down.

We're just still finding our footing

and it's a lot to juggle by myself.

And I can't seem to get that man on the phone.

Have you talked to him?

Yeah, he called me once and we texted a couple times.

So... That's good.

But he seemed, like, super slammed, so...

Oh, we're renovating the basement.

Max is doing it.

I just wanted a place where the kids could bring their friends

and hang out, you know, away from parental eyes.

You know, they're lucky to have such a cool mom.