02x10 - Episode 10

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "House Husbands". Aired:2 September 2012 – 17 April 2017.*
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02x10 - Episode 10

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(PHONE RINGS)

Fellas, it's :.

We doing this?

Doing what?

First Friday of the month -
poker night.

Oh, sh*t.

Uh, yeah. Uh... my bad.

I'm... I'm feeling kind of crook.

(COUGHS)

Yeah, could you...
can you manage without me?

Yeah, I'd feel guilty
taking money off an invalid.

Just get well.

(PHONE RINGS)

Tell me you're on your way.

Uh... I'm on my way?

Poker night.
Yeah, sure.

Later. Possibly.
Possibly?

Yeah, it's Tom -

he's got this big awards thing on
at the station.

But next month, count me in.

What award?

Hand me my balloons.

It's the first Crabb commandment -

"Thou shall not work
on poker night."

Easy for him to say -
he's paid off his mortgage.

Dude, that is awesome!

Yeah! Let's land this baby. OK.

Oh.

I gotta go - work emergency.

Beijing have taken the bait.
All we gotta do is reel them in.

Boom!

This was... this was gonna be
a wash-out anyway, wasn't it?

I...

Yeah.

Quiet night in with the boys?

Mmm, guess you won't
be needing these.

That's good guac.

No.

Are you in?

(GURGLES)

(ALARM BEEPS)

Mum! The house is burning down!

What? Oh, no!

OK, Poppy, just stay out here,
sweetheart.

(ALARM CONTINUES BEEPING)

Xiexie, mate. Yep.
(BEEPING STOPS)

Uh, no, no.

Look, we would absolutely love
Seng Li Dao Industries

to be part of the Data Draft family.

Great. Xiexie.

(CHUCKLES) That was Beijing.

If I get this client, they will
promote me to upper-tier management.

I thought you already were.

No, I'm lower-upper-tier,
but I'd be upper-proper.

Wow.

Bottom-tier crisper - make a salad.

What happened to poker?

Oh, I've gotta debrief
on my briefing docs.

So, is our dinner guests joining us?

Dimity? Who knows?

She's been AWOL the last few days.
Oh, she's gone?

She's got nowhere to go.
She's broke.

Well, maybe she should get a job,
like the rest of us.

Present company excepted, of course.

Just make the salad.

Oh. Yeah, no, look, I can't talk.

Beijing - good.

Yeah. Yep.

OK. No, it's off.

It's gone. There it is.

Right.

Oh...

What is it?

Uh, nothing.

I'm... I'm... just dizzy.
It's OK. I'm OK.

How's your stress?
Doc, I'm... no, I'm OK.

I just... I just...
stood up a little quickly.

I'm OK.

Kapow! Super K strikes again!

Man, you should have seen
the look on these kids' faces

when I busted out
the old-school 'K Rap'.

(RAPS) ♪ Fighting crime is what I do

♪ Bar mitzvahs,
schools and parties... ♪

Hey.

Oh, we're just celebrating a rescue.

Um, you might have
heard it on the radio -

an old folks home that caught fire.

But... it's all good -
all residents are safe.

Um, how was your party?

Yeah, yeah, it was great.

six-year-olds
all entertained, lolly-bagged.

Cupcake?

MARK: Yeah, look,
we can't stuff this up,

so set up the Skype call
with Beijing asap.

Yeah.
Since when did you work weekends?

That's what we do
in the real world - we work.

(KNOCKS ON DOOR)

Justin?

Hello?

BOTH: Raincheck!

Oi. Get back here.

(DOOR OPENS)
(FLY BUZZES)

Phwoar! That's ripe.

I'm getting beer, pizza and...

(SNIFFS) ..frangipani.

No wonder Justin's sick -
this place is a health hazard.

Whoa! Hey! Who let you in?

Foreman.
Oh.

You ignoring us?
No.

(COUGHS) I told you, I'm... I'm sick.

Well, we agreed to put in
the insulation today.

No, YOU agreed.

Justin, we're on a tight schedule.
Not my schedule.

I've gotta pick up the boys
in half an hour.

Right.

So, when would be more convenient
for us to give up our time for you?

I don't know, mate. Sorry, I just...

Maybe I'm done with renovations.

Maybe I've got more important
things to get on with.

More important than putting
a roof over your family's head?

I'll... see you later.

Hi.

She's been looking after me.

(COUGHS)

So, I hear I been replaced by a Pom.

(CHUCKLES) Dr Buxton.

years old,
a Cambridge University medal winner

and a former swimwear model.

(GASPS) Stop. Enough already.
I hate him.

Her.
(GASPS)

Dimity.
Oh!

I... I was just freshening up.

I'll get out of your hair.
No, no, wait.

I didn't even know you were back.
Where have you been?

Oh, I guess it's out now.

Justin's.

Oh.

And that right there
is why we haven't told anyone.

Look, we didn't plan it.
It just... happened.

No, no, no. No, no. It's cool.

Totally.

I just... well, I thought
maybe you'd found your own place.

Not that we've minded
having you here. It's just...

Look, it's just really good
to know where you're headed -

you know, like, with work...

Accommodation.
I know.

I've been all over the shop.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean
to treat this place like a B&B.

Let's get together later, yeah?

And... and I will
get it all sorted out

before the girls
get back from Mum's.

OK. See you later!
Bye.

Justin and Dimity?

We're not judging here, are we?

Never.

Justin, have a look at this.

Renovation plans.

We're in the home stretch.

Another few weeks,
the house will be finished.

So, what do you think?

I think, um...

..I want my house keys back.

Yeah, but I'm the foreman.

Pass it over.

Lewis, if you want to hang out,
I'll hang out,

but... mate, all this...

I'm not your project.

(PHONE RINGS)

Dimity.

Yeah, it's cool, babe.

Who cares what they think?

I wondered who'd been
sending all those texts.

Come on, Dad,
it's just a bit of happy sex.

I think it's kind of romantic.

Firstly, don't ever
talk to me about sex.

And secondly, two lonely, damaged
people screwing away the pain?

That's not romantic -
that's convenient.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Got you a present.

Baltic pine.

You will not find a better bookcase
for under bucks.

Are we romantic?

Or convenient?

Well, we're conveniently romantic.

Or is it romantically convenient?

I'm serious.

When was our big moment?

You know, when we just KNEW.

Our lightning bolt.

The first time we saw each other,
in the playground. Remember?

Oh.

Yeah.

Forget the bookcase.

Forget it.

Let's cancel everything...
and have a dirty weekend in.

Mmm.
Mmm?

Keep talking.
Don't worry. Don't worry!

You are gonna get your bolt.

(GRUNTS)

(LAUGHS) No! Harry!

He took my keys.

I'm the foreman!

You should see the place.

A pair of kamikaze shaggers
going down together.

Doesn't sound all bad.
He stopped the renos completely.

That was the one thing that kept him
moving forward since the accident.

Well, what do the others say?

Oh, who knows?

Mark's off in Corporate La-La Land.

Even Kane's lost interest.

I don't know what's going on.

Sounds like you boys
need a night out.

Well, I tried that.
They're not interested.

So make it interesting.

Shake things up.

Mate, my shift ends in half an hour.
This couldn't wait?

Mate, we gotta
do something about Mark.

Fair dinkum.

He's Bluetoothing his way
to a heart att*ck.

He needs a break.

MARK: I hate camping.

Yeah, but Justin doesn't.

And some fresh air's
just what he needs.

I've gotta work.

It's a long weekend.
Not in Beijing.

It's for Justin.

Are you sure you don't want to come
to knock-off drinks tonight?

We can get a sitter.
Uh, no, thanks.

There's only so many rescue stories
a civilian can handle.

Oh, right.
Like your mates are any better.

I mean, all they do
is go on about the kids.

That's not true.
It kind of is.

Mark and I D&M all the time.

And Lewis - well, we talk
about pretty much anything.

And Justin?

We've got heaps in common.

Like what?
Yeah. Yeah, like what?

I mean, he's a footy star,
you bake pies.

Book parade.

Right.

And, uh, swimming lessons.
Very bonding.

(CHUCKLES)

Look, just because we don't rescue
people from burning buildings

doesn't mean that were not close.

We're mates. We're GOOD mates.

Mm-hm. Yep. Yep.

Mmm. (CHUCKLES)

(PHONE RINGS)
Bye, Dad.

Lewis! Mate!

(DOOR CLOSES)
What's up?

Yeah, I'm gonna be going remote
on this one, so action that.

I'll action YOU
if you don't unplug that earpiece.

What's all this?

Uh, it's my briefing notes
for my Skype conference.

Doesn't look very brief to me.

Right!

I got fire starters, flares,
first aid kit

and home-made turkey jerky
for quick energy.

Settle down, Action Man.

It's a fishing trip,
not the Kokoda Trail.

DIMITY: I'll drop the kids
at Lucy's after soccer.

JUSTIN: Thanks.

See you soon.

Hey!

I'll see you at home!

It's home now, is it?
Not for long.

Abi's gonna get rid of her
while we're gone.

Aren't you, darling?
I'm working on it.

G'day. Didn't think you were coming.

Didn't think it was an option.

Hey!

Finally, we can be alone together.

What?

Well, I don't mean ALONE alone -

just, you know...
so we can hang, we can bond.

Yeah.
Like at the book parade.

I wasn't at the book parade.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, well, it rocked!

So, we're gonna leave the car here,

and we're gonna hike
to Lewis's 'Mystic River'.

Then, if you could pick us up

at the Mt Disappointment
car park in the morning.

OK. Well, that sounds promising.
Mmm.

You OK?

Yeah, worry about yourself, darl.

We're a well-oiled machine.

(CAR DOORS CLOSE, ENGINE STARTS)

Ooh-ah!

Hey!

"And that was the last
they ever saw of them."

(CHUCKLES)

Ah, smell that.

This is gonna be great.

(PHONE BEEPS)

Fellas? Oi, zombies! Leave those
face suckers in the car.

The trout are calling.

Sorry, no can do.

There's no G coverage
near the river.

I've got to be alive for
my Skype meeting at two o'clock,

so we could fish at that dam.

But it's off the track.

Little bit of bush-bashing.
We're men, aren't we?

Damn straight!
I'm not fishing in a dam.

Cut him some slack.
He's out here, isn't he?

It's a start.
Fine. Whatever.

Right, let's go! Last one to the dam
has got to swim across it.

Oi, Super K!

Dam's that way.

Yeah, I knew that.

(CHUCKLING)

Ah... Ah! Ah!

Oh!
(BOTH LAUGH)

See? Isn't this fun?

Come on, help me out.
Where do you want to go?

BOTH: Funky Roos!

Oh, no, no, no.
Funky Roos is a soft play centre.

It's like a zoo for kids. Trust me,
you do not want to go there.

First rule of childminding -
never offer an open slate.

I'll let you give them two options
on which you can deliver. Watch.

Sorry, boys, look,
Funky Roos - it's too expensive.

So would you rather go
to the beach or the park?

Poppy's dad's got a pass.

How long do we have them for?
One night.

Please?
Well, yeah...

BOTH: Funky Roos! Funky Roos!
What's happening?

What are we gonna do?
Funky Roos! Funky Roos!

Word of advice -
don't go into the magic maze.

Kids go in and never come out.

Thank you.
Good luck.

Any jobs?
No.

I've been out of work for so long,
no-one is gonna want me anyway.

Oh, rubbish.
I bet you're a g*n estate agent.

Sell yourself! Pretend you're
a house and I'm a buyer.

On the market for the first time in
years. Knock down and start over.

Sooner or later,
you'll need your own place.

You need an income.

While your kids are away
with your mum,

it's a good opportunity
to job hunt.

What about...

What about this one?
Rentals manager.

That'd be starting from square one,
wouldn't it?

Well, I guess it's close
to the school.

(SIZZLING)

Oh, again?!

Oh. Ouch!

You burnt the cookies?

Hey.

I lacerated my hand on some glass.

The triage nurse
will see you shortly.

I can tell you now
it needs two stitches.

I used to do what you do.

Doctoring, not swimwear.

You're Doctor Buxom... Buxton,
right?

Abigail Albert.
Oh, yes, I've heard about you.

All good stuff, I'm sure.
Hmm.

So, where is this triage nurse?

Poppy! Hey!

I'm so busy. Oh, what's happened?

I cut myself...
(WHISPERS) ..on her personality.

You couldn't put a Steri-Strip
on that at home?

It needs stitches.
I work with my hands.

Well, I'm gonna have
to make you a category five.

You could be here a while.

Are you saying I can't cut it
as a patient?

Please take a seat, Mrs Albert.

So...
It says "non-transferable".

I think we should pay.

It's small print.
Don't even sweat it.

I'm a law student. It's my business
to sweat the small print.

Pretending to be a family
is bad enough.

Pretending to be someone else's
family is identity theft.

Well, we've got to go, so...
(CLEARS THROAT)

Hi.
Hi.

Two adults and three kids, thanks.
That's , thanks.

$?

Yeah.

Oh. I'm... I'm so stupid.
I've got a pass.

Abigail Albert.
Dr Albert.

Have a funky day!

Funk you!

Come through, boys.

(SPEAKS CANTONESE)

Can't find the dam anywhere.
I think I heard a snake back there.

It's alright, got the Kn*fe.

And I know how to tourniquet.

What's with the gung-ho routine?

What routine? I'm gung-ho.

Just 'cause I'm not a fireman
doesn't mean I'm not gung-ho.

I haven't got a clue
what you're talking about, Kane.

What are you doing?

I've got a Skype call
in five minutes.

It's one of the most important
meetings of my life.

Does this tie look alright
with this shirt?

You're not Skyping anyone
till we find somewhere to fish.

Now, give me the tablet.
I need the map.

My tablet, it's gone!
Maybe the snake took it.

(WHIMPERS)

Where's Justin?

Are you at my place?
I'm hiding. Abi is bored.

I think I'm her new hobby.

Well, I can think of worse hobbies.
Oh, yeah.

When are you back?
I dunno.

When Mark's cured or Kane loses a
finger, whichever one comes first.

(LAUGHS)

Dimity?
Mark?

Oh! Wait! I'll see you later on.

Give it! What are you doing?
Hang up!

Seriously?
What?

You can't go five minutes
without calling her?

Well, why should I? She's fun.

We're fun.

Look, Dimity is chilled, OK?

There's no... there's no baggage
with her.

With you guys, I can't fart
without someone worrying if I'm OK.

That's not true.

Justin... you and Dimity
are no good for each other.

You stopped working on the house.
Well, the house was for Nicola.

And she's gone.

What's the point?

Xiexie, gentlemen.

Yes.

Yes, I think it's important
we think about branding.

No, what are you doing?
I need to take this!

Just a little technical difficulty.
Don't touch my dongle!

What are you...?

Why would you do that?!

This is fun.

Oh, Lewis.

Oi! Mark!

Oh!

(COMPUTER BEEPS)

Oh! (CLEARS THROAT)

Apologies, gentlemen.

Technical difficulties.
(COMPUTER BEEPS)

No.

Come on!

Uh... just... hang on, please!

I'm just... yeah,
I'm just trying to get some...

(SCREAMS)

Oh!
Mark!

Yeah, uh...
Mark!

..but I really think Data Draft
can plus your bottom line.

Are you alright?
I'm great!

I've got perfect reception
down here. Shh!

Yeah, no, of course there
are... other forms... firms.

Of course. But I think
our reputation speaks volumes.

We've got to get you out of there!

I think I've hurt my ankle.
Now, shh!

Yeah, no, we never budge
on our core beliefs.

I'm going in.

Quality, substance...
Don't move!

Focus. Uh-huh!

Hey. What are you in for?
I think I've got an ear infection.

Do you mind?

It doesn't look infected.

Who are you?
Oh, relax, I'm a doctor.

It actually looks like...

Ah! See? Fly.

Would you like to keep it?

Um...

Thanks.

Did you just send a patient home?
I healed him first.

You could get us sued.

Only if I make a mistake.

Sit down.

Is he still talking?

No, all valid points
for going with a cheaper quote.

Yeah. What's the hold-up?

It seems like tying knots
isn't Super K's superpower.

I'm a superhero, OK?
Not a Boy Scout.

What exactly are your superpowers?

I'm an all-rounder.

Hey, Kane, maybe I should do it.

Uh, Kane...
Out of my way.

The bigger guys will undercut
to lure you in,

but they won't deliver
our boutique service.

I know you're under pressure
to cut costs,

but I think my pitch
might just change your mind.

Yeah!

Oh!
Argh!

You guys OK?
Yeah, I think so.

You alright?
No!

You idiot! You lost Beijing!

Ni hao?

Oh.

You right?

You gonna be able to walk on that?

Leave it alone. It's gone.

Along with my career.

I was trying to save you!

I'm sorry this isn't
the dirty weekend you had in mind.

Oh, nah, you've gotta do
what you've gotta do.

What's that mean?
No, nothing.

It's just... you know,
you're good friends with Justin.

He's been through hell.

Can we stop being camels now?
Please?

Um, sure, boys.

No more camels.
Go on, off you go.

Go and play. Go have fun.

What's wrong with Justin
enjoying himself?

Nothing.

(BOTH GIGGLE)

Boys! They're peeing
in the ball pit. Get out of there!

Oh, no. Camels, they hold it in.

It must be their code word
for holding on.

At least we have wipes.
Ah, wipes!

One.
You're kidding?

You thinking what I'm thinking?

Go.

(SINGS) ♪ He walks like you

♪ Funky Roo! ♪

Shh. No more Funky Roos.
You can have ice-cream at home.

Excuse me! Oi!

(BLOWS WHISTLE)

Where do you think you're going?

Keep moving!
Keep moving, keep moving!

Oi! Hi, kids! How are you?

Everybody in!

Got her?
Yeah.

Come on!

Buckle up, boys.

What?!

Who are you?
He's our friend.

Floyd!
He doesn't talk much.

What?
Where's your parents, Floyd?

(MURMURS)

Right. Come on, boys.

(DING! DING! DING!)

No, look, you take Floyd,
I'll wait here.

Ooh. Ah.

Here. Wait. Alley oop!
Thank you.

There you go.

Now, Floyd,
do you see your mum anywhere?

No.
(SIGHS) Oh. OK.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa -
what are you doing back here?

This kid, Floyd, he's...
Wait a sec - you're a doctor.

Yeah, I've got a bit of an incident
back here.

Do you mind taking a look? I think
it's a bit of a panic att*ck.

I'm more of a specialist.
Come on, come on, come on.

This woman's a doctor.
She's gonna help you, OK?

(GASPS)

Deep breaths.

Mum.

Floyd!
Where have you been, darling?!

They took me in their car.

What?! No.

Well, just because he followed us.

The boys had an accident and we had
to take them home to clean them up.

What sort of sick doctor lets her
kids urinate in a Funky ball pit?

We're not her kids.

Well, I'm a family friend.

OK. You stay there.

Let the police
get to the bottom of this.

Hey, why don't you back off, mate?

You think she wants to spend her
whole weekend in this vile mosh pit?

Now, she dug deep
to help the father of these boys

when she was meant to be having
a dirty weekend with me.

You know these people?

Yeah. So go ahead -
go and call the cops. Go on.

Because I've sighted
five OH&S breaches in there

and I'm sure
they'll be interested in them.

Yeah.

This isn't
the only softplay centre in town.

Let's go.

Don't go too far, boys.

And what was that for?

The lightning bolt.

(KANE MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY)

Yep, there you go.

Oh, we're never
gonna make the river at this rate.

Well, Beijing's gone.

I'm stuffed.

They might even drop me back
to a lower-upper-tier.

Well, I know
we're here for you, mate, but I...

..I should've never
have left the office.

What? We're out here for YOU.

Right, Lewis?

I thought we were out here to fish.

What does it matter
why we're out here?

Let's... let's just enjoy it.

Enjoy it?

This whole thing's a set-up,
another one of your stupid projects.

What's the big deal? We're camping.

Oh, bullshit!

He's right - there's always some
kind of ulterior motive with you.

Poker nights, renovations,
barbecues -

we're always dancing to your tune.

Well, somebody's gotta take control
of this bloody rabble.

Why?
"Why?" Limpy?

Because if I didn't organise it,
we'd never see each other.

Yeah,
maybe that's saying something.

OK, I might've got you out here
under false pretences.

sh**t me.

Believe me, if I had a g*n.

Justin, you are spiralling
into some kind of Dimity addiction

when you should be
getting on with your life.

And you - you're kidding yourself,
aren't you,

if you think
that being an upper-tier w*nk*r's

gonna give you anything
except a heart att*ck.

What about me?

(STUTTERS) You're beyond help.

sh*t.

I forgot it.

The tent.

The one thing
I asked you to remember.

You remembered your shirt and tie,
didn't ya?

And your tonne
of briefing documents.

Looks like we're roughing it.

I thought we already were.

(BIRDS SQUAWK)

Hey, Pop. Where's Mum?

You need to drink more water
after surfing.

The back spasms
are just dehydration.

What are you doing?

Splinting this greenstick fracture.

OK, just stay off it
for the rest of the week.

You shouldn't need plaster.

You don't work here anymore,
remember?

Hear, hear.

Oh, zip it, Buxton.

These people
have been waiting for hours.

This guy needs painkillers.

Why hasn't he got them?

You've kept this girl waiting
for three hours with a broken ankle.

Well, that is the way that it is -
you know that.

Well, it sucks.

Would you like
to fill out a complaint form?

Would you like to actually read it
rather than just binning it?

Like you used to?

Turkey jerky stew and rice

with wild rocket
and native mushrooms.

So what are we doing?
Where are we gonna sleep?

What's the plan, Lewis?

Come on, Lewis,
you've always got a plan.

Not this time.

(OWL HOOTS)

JUSTIN: We need uprights.

What for?

For a shelter.

Hey, these native mushrooms are OK,
yeah?

Yeah.

Kane did a bush tucker course.

Yeah!

Well, most of it.

Oh, relax! I did the skin test -
they're not toxic.

So you can eat them?

Well, we did.

(OWL HOOTS)
Xiexie.

OK, mushroom check.

How are we feeling?

Good.

Great. We're in the clear.

What?

(ALL CHUCKLE)

I can't read this.

That stuff doesn't matter.

This is what counts -

a nice big fire, three mates.

House of sticks.

It's beautiful. It's a cathedral.

You've gotta keep
building your house.

BOTH: Yes!

That's what the house of sticks
is trying to tell you.

I could've d*ed today.

I fell down the death hole.

And all I could think about
was making the deal.

I didn't think about my wife,
my child.

The house of sticks
is telling me that I wanna go home.

I could live here.

Alone.

In the forest.

Like a hermit.

With a hermit wife
and a hermit child.

That's it.

Can we visit you
in your hermit home?

Yes!

We're a hermit family.

We're hermit crabs.

Lewis Crabb.
Papa Crabb.

I love you.

(CHUCKLES)
I worry about you.

You alright?

This thing with Dimity...
Hey.

She helps me.

She's your mushroom.

She's your medicine.

She's like a medical mushroom.

You're probably gonna have to
stop taking her at some point.

Yeah, I know.

That's it.

What?

My Super K superpower -

good listening skills.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Oh, wow.

This is an awesome rock.

It IS an awesome rock.

Whoa.

So many parts to it.

Like life.

Did you find George a bed?

George?

, divorced, broken collarbone.

Careful!

That is a number-one suture
you're using, yeah?

Yes.

You spent the whole day in Emergency
just for this.

Mm-hm.

Getting yelled at by doctors,
pissing off the nursing staff,

watching
that endless stream of misery

coming through the front door.

When are you coming back?

I can't.

Mark and I made a deal.

OK, first things first -
we get our story straight.

We all caught a fish

and no-one ate mushrooms

and no-one fell down anything.

What happens on Mount Disappointment

stays on Mount Disappointment.

OK.

(CLEARS THROAT) What is that?

Is it a sacred stone?

It seemed like a good idea
at the time.

Big night, huh?

I know I said
that I wanna go full-time.

I wanna cut back on my hours.

What about the upper tier?

I don't care about tiers.

No more tiers.

I wanna go home.

And I wanna go back to work!

Thank you!
Ah!

Mwah!

Mwah!
Really?

Yes! (LAUGHS)

You right?

Yeah.

Yeah, just...

..there's some stuff
I need to sort out.

Good luck.

Here we go, boys.

Why didn't you have kids?

Well, we're too young.

You're old. Why aren't you married?

I've never been asked.

Ask her, Mr Tuck.

Yeah!

Well... well... not right now, boys.

BOTH: (CHANT) Ask her!
Ask her! Ask her! Ask her!

OK, alight, I will! Shh!

Jacob, Burger Ring, please.

Thank you.

Lucy Crabb...

..will you marry me?

Sure. Why not?

Thanks.

So the roof for the back room -

next Tuesday, am?

Are we on?

See you then.

(CHUCKLES) You're getting back
into the renovations?

Yeah.

Yeah, I have to.

I've let things slide for too long.

Kind of... have to start
dealing with everything.

And that probably means
we have to quit.

Yeah.

I know.

It was fun.
Yeah.

(CHUCKLES)

Yeah.

Well, you take care.

(CHILDREN CHATTER AND SQUEAL)

So you're Mark Oliver today,
are you?

Yes. Yes, I am.

What are you... What...

You can't do that.

You're banned
from this establishment.

You can't ban us.

I just have.

Funky Roos!

I want Funky Roos.

Funky Roos.

Daddy, you promised
we'll go to Funky Roos.

Please!
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