On the Market (2024)

[bunniefuu]

(meteor exploding)

(gentle music)

Holding on and on and on and on

Hoping I can get to know you better

Living in sweet suburbia

Some fun is all we want

Two kids come alive in a night rush

I'll be the girl next door

You be my summer crush

Yeah I think you should

come and pick me up

'Cause nothing feels

as good as summer love

We could afford this, right?

Yeah.

You know, as long as we move some stuff-

So, you guys are going

for the rent to own

contract, huh?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I think it makes the

most sense for us right now.

You know, we both got a

couple things in the pipeline

and should be in a better position

to pull the trigger in

a couple months here.

This is our dream home.

- Our dream home, yeah.

- Yeah.

I know.

It's just the rental

program is very strict.

We know.

And every payment that

we make goes towards

the overall price of the house.

And if we miss a payment, we're out.

And the owner can

sell the house for more.

And trust me, he wants

to sell it for more.

Okay, okay, I care about you guys.

So, just wanna make sure you know

what you're getting yourself into.

I really went to bat for you on this

because I know how much

you guys love this place.

So, please, please don't

make me regret this, okay?

Congratulations.

- Thank you.

- Thanks, Melissa.

Oh, all right.

Shall we?

Yes.

(upbeat music)

All right.

(suspenseful music)

Brooke, that's not funny.

Brooke!

(suspenseful music)

Oh, that's not funny, Brooke.

Brooke!

(suspenseful music)

Brooke, I have a weapon.

(suspenseful music)

Brooke.

(suspenseful music)

Oh, no, no, no.

(suspenseful music)

(both screaming)

You.

(Brooke laughing)

I got you though.

You good? (Laughs)

I just about k*lled you.

You don't even know.

This would take your head off.

It's a very terrifying weapon, John,

yes, absolutely, I am so scared.

How am I gonna go to sleep now?

That's a you problem, not me.

- Can you even seeing those?

- No.

How did you cut the power?

(soft guitar music)

It was a good day.

Great day.

(soft guitar music)

I could try to describe this

feeling but just come around

Lay it down for the night

Tell myself I'm alright

We're all a little bit tongue tied

I think you're just my type

We could do it up for life

Your call but I'll be waiting outside

A little bit tongue tied

(upbeat music)

I'll be waiting outside

(upbeat music)

A little bit tongue tied

Okay.

Let me know what they say.

Bye-bye.

(upbeat music)

Hey, you okay?

I just don't understand

how you can concentrate

with that music just

blasting all the time.

Oh, ADHD.

It actually helps.

Yeah.

Well, it's super distracting

when I'm trying to make phone calls, so.

I'm sorry, I didn't

know it bothered you.

Yeah, headphones might be nice.

Okay, I can see that

you're ray of sunshine.

So, I will just get back to work.

Why's there crap everywhere?

It's everywhere.

Do you really want to

start with me right now?

When was the last time

that you did dishes?

You gonna be late again?

You worry about your stuff.

I've got mine on lock.

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music continues)

(bottle tapping)

What's wrong?

It's nothing.

I'm just, I'm running really

late and I really have to pee

and I cannot lose this client

because they are my biggest client

and I feel like they've

been talking about hiring me

for their summer mixer

for the last few weeks.

And, what is with this traffic?

Hold on, they're calling me.

Hello?

Hey, hey, it's me.

I'm just checking on your

ETA, corporate is here.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I will be there in about 10 minutes tops.

Okay, all right, copy that.

Oh my God, I have got to be so badly.

Brooke, still me.

I am so sorry, Stacey.

I will see you soon.

Good.

Oh my god, I have got to pee so badly.

Just grab a cup, I'm sure you

have one in there somewhere.

You can't be serious.

Okay, well, then fine.

Leap out into traffic and take a leek.

I cannot wait to see that on the internet.

- What?

- Grab a cup.

(upbeat music)

(bottle tapping)

Cute.

(upbeat music)

Oh, thank God.

I'm so sorry I'm late.

Yeah, they are not

happy that you're late.

They dropped in for a

little surprise visit

from the Midwest.

Fun, right?

They don't actually get the traffic thing,

but I did tell them that

you are the absolute best,

that your bolognese is to die for.

So, I think damage control is done.

Well, hopefully Nona's

recipe does the trick.

Thank you so much for having my back.

Yeah, of course.

Oh, I have your contract

for the summer fest.

I just need final approval.

- Thank you.

- Okay.

Please, please do not let

this happen again, okay?

Okay.

My a*s is on the line, get it?

- Yeah.

- Okay, promise?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

Okay.

Thank you.

(upbeat music)

You've come to play don't you

Looking for something you

I got a lot underneath

Tricks up my sleeve

Hey, Stacey, is everything okay?

No, not really.

Oh, what's the matter?

What's going on?

Well, I don't mean to be rude,

but the food was not up to the

standard that we're used to.

It was very, very salty.

That doesn't make any sense.

It's the same recipe that I used

to make when I was a little girl.

It's the same recipe every single time.

No, Brooke, I had some and

it was really, really bad.

I'm sorry, but corporate

is gonna go in a different direction.

No, oh, no, no, no, no, please, Stacey.

Please don't, please don't do that.

My future husband and I, we're gonna-

Brooke, I'm so sorry.

It's out of my hands.

Okay, yeah, I'm really sorry.

(melancholic music)

(door closes)

(suspenseful music)

(footsteps swoosh)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

(Brooke screaming)

Oh my God.

[John] Whoa, wait, wait, wait, wait.

John?

[John] Yeah.

Are you recording this?

[John] Though it would be funny.

(John laughing)

It wasn't funny.

Wait, are you mad?

I'm mad, I'm mad mad.

Ouch.

All the light we cannot see

Exists inside of you and me

A reminiscent hope

Follows where we go when

all we know has gone

Shadows falling on your face

The turning of the night to day

I'll follow

I'll follow you

I'll follow you when worlds are ending

Never knowing if we're landing here

(soft beat music)

When worlds are ending

Never knowing if we're landing

(box crashing)

Hey.

Hey, what's up?

What's up?

Are you trying to set the record

for the most Joe's orders in one month?

[John] What?

Oh, hold on, Melissa's calling.

Hey.

Hey, Brooke.

I just wanted to check in,

see how everything was going.

Good, hold on, John's here too.

- Hey, John.

- Hey, Melissa.

How's the new round of funding?

It's going great, we've almost got it.

That is terrific news.

Okay, well, I will let my bosses know.

I knew I could count on you guys, bye.

- Bye.

- Okay.

That reminds me, we have to pay the rent.

Are you good on your half this month?

Could you actually spot me again?

We're still just waiting

for this same cap raise,

so as soon as that funding

comes in, we'll be fine.

But I just, I really don't want to have

to move some stuff from my savings again.

What do you mean?

I had to take a little bit

of money outta my savings

just to pay for a couple things.

John.

I just, I lost track of a couple things

trying to make this deal, and yes,

I borrowed money from my savings.

Oh, so, it's like that?

What do you mean?

So, lemme get this straight.

What's mine is yours

and what's yours is yours is that correct?

Come on, that's not what I said.

That's kind of how you've made it sound.

Who's paying for this house?

Because it's not you.

Yes, I've been paying for this house

and if I get this money,

then I'll reimburse you

for the last three months

or whatever you want.

Why didn't you just tell

me that you needed the money?

What difference would it have made?

I've been waiting for the cap raise

and I'm still waiting.

It's been six months.

These things take time.

So, can you just cover it one more time?

No.

What do you mean, no?

I mean, no, no, I can't.

I don't have it.

You don't have it?

No.

What do you mean you don't have it?

What about the contract and the...

What about that?

Why don't you just

worry about your own stuff

and I will take care of mine.

And what have you even been

doing for the last six months?

Have you just been out there in the shed

jerking it to Insta models or?

Come on, that was one time.

Yeah, okay.

Wait, why did you deflect

when I asked about the corporate thing?

I didn't deflect.

Brooke.

What?

I have it under control, okay?

I just don't, I don't

have the contract yet, so.

You said it was a done deal.

Not so done of a deal?

Why don't you worry about

your stupid cap raise?

My stupid cap raise.

Did I stutter or?

Lemme paint a little picture for you.

So, my cap raise is one step

closer to getting funded.

If I get funded, I could buy this house

and I could buy like three more.

So, why don't you just chill out?

Okay, I'll go chill.

Should I chill out here or over there?

Oh, right here, right here is good, okay.

I'm chilled, totally chill.

Is this chill enough for you?

So, basically what it comes down to is

you really don't actually

believe in what I'm doing.

You know, Rome wasn't built in a day.

Oh, is that what you're doing?

You're building Rome,

one pizza box at a time?

You don't believe in me.

Oh my gosh, John.

Noted.

I'm outta here.

You could always sell your body.

(crowd cheering and applauding)

I don't know how you do it, man.

What do you mean?

Monogamy.

No, I'm serious, like,

I don't get the point.

You spend all your time with one person,

sleeping with one person,

getting to know one person,

all just feels a little bit

ridiculous and limiting.

And you know, science says we're not even

supposed to be monogamous.

Sleeping with one person

weakens your immune system.

Oh, that's gotta be offset

by the increased risk of an STD.

I'm a clean man and I

get tested once a month.

Good for you.

You could join me out there.

It is fun.

Don't you ever get lonely?

Hell no, if I feel

myself getting lonely,

I just call someone up

and, poof, they're theirs.

Poof, just like that?

Just like that.

Listen tens all day, every day.

No jealousy, no commitment,

no loss of sleep.

It's the best.

How do you keep 'em

from catching feelings?

I'm just upfront.

You know, I let 'em know

my work is my priority,

but I just wanna have fun and connect.

And that works?

Eh, most of the time.

Alright, well what if it doesn't work?

Ah, contingency plans, my boy, huh?

Look at that, yeah, yeah.

Oh, wow.

[Adam] Yep, yep, yep.

- Okay, so.

- Yeah.

Maybe lonely is not the right word.

Don't you ever feel, I don't know, empty?

Damn, John, it's getting kind of deep.

You want me to call up my therapist

so we can have a proper intervention?

All right, yeah, yeah, you're right.

You're right, you're right.

Ah, I gotta take a leek.

All right.

(crowd cheering and applauding)

What you need is a real gentleman.

Yes, those were real men.

Well, as somebody who has dated somebody

from that generation, I can

tell you from experience,

it is not all as cracked up to be.

How is Bob, by the way?

Brooke, we don't talk about Bob.

Okay, sorry.

But he did get you a condo and a car.

Oh, well, guy's loaded.

Well, here's to being young and hot.

Cheers to that.

Seriously though, I only

say this because I love you

and John is great, kind

of a loser, but great.

Don't you think you can do better?

What?

I mean, you don't seem happy,

Okay.

I mean, all you do is talk about

how much he drives you nuts.

Yeah, but I still love him.

Well, if you love him, and believe me,

I think love is completely overrated.

Why don't you tell him?

I can't.

Why not?

Because I don't wanna be the needy one.

I'm gonna go to the bathroom.

I'll send you a bill

for the therapy session.

[Brooke] You still owe me

money from the gas station.

What?

(phone dings)

Hey there, I'm Dr. K,

I'm a licensed engaged couples

therapist in California.

Tell me, is your engagement in danger

because you're not communicating?

Do you feel you're drifting apart,

then you should schedule a

free consultation with me

and get your engagement

back on the right track?

(toilet flushes)

(upbeat music)

(lock clicks)

(upbeat music)

(phone ringing)

[Voiceover] Hello,

please leave your message

after the tone.

(door bell rings)

(door clicks)

(upbeat music)

Hi, John.

What the?

Okay, you guys have a lot to discuss.

(soft beat music)

What ethnicity are you?

I am Italian, Irish, and Israeli.

Hmm.

Ah, almost perfect.

So.

Yes, John.

Well, we're here, are we

waiting for something or?

Are you in a rush, John?

No, but we came here for a consultation

and I was reading that

after the first 15 minutes,

it goes up to like $300 now.

I'm very good at my job, John,

I need far less than

15 minutes to identify

and address your relationship problems.

So, what brings you in today?

Well, I can't speak for the both of us,

but I think we've both

just been really focused

on ourselves.

Are you okay, John?

I'm not super flexible

and sitting on the floor

it's not very comfortable.

Can I just sit on a chair

or the couch or something?

It's very important

that we're all on the same

plane of existence, John.

We wouldn't want you to feel

like you're bigger than us

looking down on us.

Okay?

Can we all sit on the couch?

A couch is not the answer, John.

They're bad for your spine.

And what kind of doctor would

I be if I didn't support you

having a healthy spine?

You have alcohol.

It's massage oil.

Please continue, Brooke.

But it is becoming more and more clear

what the problem is here.

Okay, like I was saying,

I think that we both have

been very focused on ourselves

and we've just lost

track of our relationship

a little bit.

Just as I expected.

What?

Stagnancy.

Actually, yeah, that sounds right.

And now you'd like me

to do the heavy lifting

to get you both unstuck.

- No.

- Yes.

- No.

- Yes.

Yes, we would like your help,

but we just wanna get back to

a normal flowing relationship.

Hmm, hmm, hmm.

(Dr. K humming)

You must both see other people.

- What?

- What?

You must both actively

date other people.

Oh, no, we don't

wanna date other people.

We just, we wanna fix our-

Please, I don't come into

your professional lives

and question your methods, do I?

No, what?

Now, you've made it quite clear

that we will only have

our allotted 15 minute

consultation today.

In the meantime, I strongly

suggest you actively

date other people for the next month.

If you'd like to schedule

a follow-up appointment,

I'd be happy to check on your progress.

If you'll excuse me,

my time is my most valuable

asset and I never have enough.

So.

- Sure.

- Okay.

I've found the New Flames

app to be very fruitful.

Well, that was weird.

Maybe he's onto something.

The crazy guy?

Maybe he's not so crazy.

So, you wanna see other people?

No, but you can't deny

that we're in a weird place.

Okay, but being in a

weird place doesn't mean

that we should go all

Korvokian on our relationship.

Do you know what his

last name actually is?

It's not Dr. K, it's Korvokian.

And I'm sure a lot of

people aren't lining up

to see Dr. Korvokian

about their relationship.

I think that this is what we need.

Wait, what?

So, that's what you need.

I need change.

Motion is change.

It doesn't matter which

direction it's going,

but motion creates motion.

And maybe this will give

us the space that we need

and it'll give us time to focus and grow.

(melancholic music)

Well, I guess you

should call your sister

and let her know that you'll

be staying with her for a bit.

(melancholic music)

I didn't realize you were still in here.

For the best, right?

(melancholic music)

(door opens)

(door closes)

(phone buzzing)

Hey, I need your help.

(dog barking)

I don't know, I think she's just,

I think she's just talking a big game.

But it could be good for

both of us to have some space

to focus on work, you know?

Speaking of, have you heard

from the Van Housing group?

Nothing.

Are you kidding me?

I wish.

So, where does that leave us?

We're good, man, we're good.

Our tech is good.

Don't panic, we will find a partner.

This will work out.

But seriously though,

if you still love her,

you should speak up.

You know, just because

that life isn't for me

doesn't mean it's not for you, you know?

Yeah, I don't know.

I just don't wanna be

the needy one, you know?

So, wait, did he move out?

No, he moved down the hall.

How's that gonna work?

What do you mean?

Let me just paint a little

picture for you, okay?

You go on a date with a beautiful

meat hunk of a man,

and he orders for you in French, you know?

'Cause he's bilingual and

he's got a really great job.

Probably something in

finance, really stable

and 401k and multiple properties.

And you can just tell that

he's got it, you know,

you wanna get him back to

the place and you're ready.

And you guys drive and

the chemistry's heating up

on the way there.

You're in the Uber, you're like, hmm.

Yeah, you know?

And then you get here

and John is sleeping

across the hall from you.

No.

So, what then?

So, first of all, I don't

do that on a first date.

Oh, come on, times have changed.

Okay, but I'm not interested.

Yeah, until you are.

I don't actually wanna see other people.

I'm confused, I'm confused.

Therapist thought it was a

good idea and I don't know.

He was kind of a nut.

So?

So, the more I thought about it,

the more I thought maybe,

okay, this is a good idea.

Okay, and moving your non

ex, ex-fiance across the hall

helps with this how exactly?

I don't know.

But at least we both have space.

No, no, no, ewe.

I hate it, no, you know what?

If you are gonna give this a

chance, give this a chance.

Where is your phone?

Nowhere.

Gimme back my phone.

No.

Yes, well, it's not even

like you know my password, so.

I don't need your password

when I got your face.

- Oh my God, come on.

- I'm in.

- Seriously?

- I'm in, I'm in.

Hold on, hold on, hold on,

hold on, hold on, hold on.

Chill.

Downloading.

Hold on, hold on, all right?

It's for your own good.

The therapist said that

you should download an app.

- Gimme my phone.

- Hold on.

I'm so close, all right.

Wait.

- Gimme my phone.

Okay, all right, hold on,

hold on, relax, relax, relax.

Chill, just keep it chill, I'm

just doing a couple things.

- Give me my phone.

- A couple of things.

Okay, okay, mercy, mercy.

- What is this?

- You know what?

John is probably swiping

up a storm anyway.

Do you think so?

Look, give this a chance.

It's a good test.

If you survive it, then

you're meant to be.

And if not, then, dear John, you suck.

Bye forever.

- Okay.

Okay, fine.

- Good.

Left, left, no, no, no,

no, no, don't worry.

You're really making me nervous.

Ooh.

Oh, he messaged you.

- Already?

- It's the hot guy.

- Wait, hold on.

Drinks tonight, huh?

Which photos did you use of me?

Hey, hold on, which

photos did you use of me?

Just some.

[Brooke] Oh my gosh.

What?

(door closes)

Well, he's big mad.

You gotta go.

Oh, okay.

(door closes)

(upbeat music)

We are for sure going to be late.

They are going to definitely fire me.

Relax, we're fine.

You've got me.

Take the carpool lane.

Oh, a coffee.

Oh, nope, nope, nope.

Oh, oh no.

Oh God.

Oh my God, you're disgusting, oh.

Oh, how long has that been in here?

Did you east asparagus?

(upbeat music)

You're seriously addicted to that thing.

No, I'm not, it's fun.

It's like Instagram with benefits.

Oh no, you don't say that, that's gross.

- Brooke.

- What?

(upbeat music)

[Jane] You, what?

I'm thinking.

I'm thinking.

- Okay.

Gimme that.

(upbeat music)

- Are you good?

- Nope.

Are you good?

What are you?

Here you go.

(upbeat music)

Hey, the boss isn't here again today.

Oh great, 'cause I only

a salted it once this time.

Good.

What is her problem?

You?

Oh, I feel you under

Sorry, man, still crickets.

- Okay.

- Yeah, but you know what?

In the meanwhile, we just

stay the course, you know,

keep building the network, collect data.

And remember, this is what we do.

We didn't build this to get funding.

We built this to help people.

So, you just continue doing that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're right.

All the rest is right

Though you thirst and hunger

Pull you far from what you know

Shake off your shoulders

When weather's getting colder

Ooh I feel you under

everything you color

Who is this?

She is some girl.

I think she's from Brooklyn or New Jersey.

I don't remember.

But she is bat sh*t crazy.

Well, why do you have access

to her New Flames profile?

And why is she matched with John?

Brooke?

Brooke?

No, no.

What are you, what are you

even gonna do with this?

Well, just call it

a little bit of recon.

You're psychotic.

In the wise words of John Mayer,

"It's gonna be heartbreak warfare."

He's typing.

Shake off your shoulders

When weather's getting colder

Do you remember feeling alive

Everything is golden when

swimming in the after light

Oh no, he stopped.

Okay, maybe this isn't such a good idea.

I just, did you already

message Deuschy McDeuscheson?

Oh, no, Jane.

- What?

If you don't go, I'll go, come on.

Brooke, it's one date, it's one date.

Maybe something good will come of this.

Maybe John will miraculously grow a pair

and start putting some effort

in and making you happy.

Everything is golden when

swimming in the after light

(phone chiming)

(phone chiming)

What?

John messaged the fake account.

Message Deuschy.

Okay, alright.

Wait, you're gonna have to

be a little bit more specific

because I got you a buffet of Deusche.

Oh, what did you do?

[Jane] Yeah, yeah, sorry.

Everything is golden when

swimming in the after light

(door opens and closes)

(plate clanking)

(microwave whirring)

(upbeat guitar music)

(footsteps tapping)

(upbeat guitar music)

- Where are you going?

- Out.

[John] Out?

Where?

Out.

So, it's like that?

I guess so.

Good to know.

(upbeat guitar music)

(footsteps tapping)

(upbeat guitar music)

So, that's when I decided

to start taking my body

and my life seriously.

Hey, darling, can I

get you another drink?

Yes, please.

How about you, pal, how about

a big boys drink this time?

I'm good, thanks.

Lemonade's a bit sweet, too much sugar.

[Bartender] I like your jewelry.

Thank you, I like it too.

Good guy.

You might wanna slow down there.

You drove here, right?

Yes, but I'll be okay, thank you.

You know, alcohol is truly

destructive to your gut health.

So, your profile says that

you own your own business.

That's right, I do, I curate a museum.

Oh, wow, that's amazing.

Which one?

P and D.

Never heard of it.

Where is it?

Oh, it's all digital.

It's an NFT museum, all curated online.

NFTs, how's that going?

Well, you know, this year has

taken a little bit of a dip,

but luckily we did after the

beat, dumped after the pump.

So, basically you made all

that stuff sound really cool

and then just dropped the

curtain on whatever idiot

was dumb enough to pay for it.

Well, I wouldn't phrase

it that way, but...

Excuse me.

Sure.

She wants it.

(indistinct group chatter)

(upbeat club music)

What?

Hi.

Why are you calling me?

Aren't you on a date?

Is he at least hot?

Yeah, while he is not talking about NFTs

or bacterial gut health.

Oh, he's an NFT, bro.

But he lives in the valley too.

I live in the valley.

Yeah, I know.

Anyways, can you come pick me up?

I accidentally drank a little bit too much

while I was actively trying

not to jump out the window.

Nope.

What?

Because I'm on a date too,

and he's hot and interesting.

And besides, I've had one too many too.

So, you're gonna have to call car.

That costs money.

That costs money.

Just wait and sober up.

Not my problem, okay?

Oh ha, I grabbed the check.

I've got an early morning

tantric yoga sesh.

Okay, that's fine.

I wasn't feeling very well,

so I think I'm gonna head out.

Probably the alcohol.

Told you.

Yeah.

All right, let's...

Wanna split it?

No.

Oh, okay, thank you.

I mean, I really didn't get anything.

Just a lemonade.

So, looks like you owe

about $33.50 with tip

and I owe 6.50.

Okay.

You know what?

I'll just send you some money later.

You know, you really

did have a lot to drink.

Want me to give you a ride home?

No, that's okay, I'll just call a car.

You know, it's really not a big deal.

You said you live in the valley, right?

Yes.

Yeah, me too.

Give me your license.

Okay.

You can never be too careful.

Spicy.

(upbeat guitar music)

[Brooke] You can stop.

(engine revving)

Nice place.

You live with your parents too?

Thank you so much for driving me home.

Of course.

Get that for you.

(door closes)

Oh, hey, hey, hey, don't scratch it.

All right, tipsy, whoopsie.

- Such a gentleman.

- All right, of course.

Always.

You know, if your parents aren't home,

I can come inside.

I've got like 30 minutes

if you wanna hook up.

Yeah, no.

Yeah, no?

Or no, yeah?

Well, thank you so

much for a great night.

You gave me a lot to

think about, gut bacteria

and all that.

Gotcha.

So, your parents are home.

Yep.

So sorry.

- I Know, right?

- Yes, they're here.

Well, you know, we could

always go back to mine.

With your parents.

Yeah, but they're cool.

No, that's okay.

Yep, I'm gonna skip that.

Not even a little?

No, yeah.

Thank you.

Okay, well, hey, this was fun, huh?

So, yeah, I'm a servant of

humanity, always here to help.

Okay.

Namaste.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's happening here?

Whoa, what's...

He was just driving me

home and now I'm home.

So, thank you so much.

Oh, so, yeah, yeah,

Yeah.

Oh, that is so kind of you.

What was your name?

Oh, Brad.

Oh, Brad, oh, that is,

you should come inside.

Yes, yes, he should come inside.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,

you should come inside.

Come on in.

Come on and hang out.

You know what, I'm sensing

some tumultuous energy here.

So, I'm sorry, I didn't

even catch your name.

Oh, that was so rude of Brooke.

I am John, I'm Brooke's fiance.

So nice to meet you.

Brooke,

Johnny's Brooke's...

- Brooke's fiance.

Brooke's fiance.

Well, bye, Brad, thank you

so much for driving me home.

Yeah, sure, no problem.

- Brad.

- Yeah.

Thank you, thank you so much

for getting her home safe.

- My pleasure.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Don't get lost, I like

your beads though, bye.

Thanks.

You know I'm pretty open

minded if you want...

That's a no.

What the hell was that?

What?

My hot date?

Yeah.

What?

So, now you're just

bringing back random dudes

to our house that you

meet on some dating app?

What are you looking for?

Pizza.

[John] I didn't order any.

Oh, the one time.

Don't change the subject,

that was beyond messed up.

I'm gonna order some.

Oh, you are something else.

Oh yeah, what are you gonna do about it?

You just opened Pandora's box, baby.

Woo.

You were saying.

Oh, would you look at that?

A new match.

Yeah, she looks like she

doesn't shave her ankles.

[John] What?

From dusk till dawn

Shave her ankles?

Oh, real mature, cool.

Yeah, I can do that too.

I can do it faster, I can do it faster.

[Brooke] I got a (indistinct).

From dusk till dawn

From dusk till dawn

Na na na na na

Na na na na na

I can feel the ice

running through my blood

Surges through my body all at once

My hearts pumps in the dead of night

My feet run into the fight

Right into the fire in my soul

Let the transformation take control

From dusk till dawn

I'm digging my way out the grave

From dusk till dawn

What's up, Erica?

I'm staring my fears in the face

From dusk till dawn

I got some hell to raise

They've got a price to pay

From dusk till dawn

From dusk till dawn

Na na na na na

Na na na na na

Please would you let me know

Would you let me know

(John crashes)

Please let me know

Would you let me know

Please let me know

I'm staring my fears in the face

From dusk till dawn

I'm digging my way out the grave

From dusk till dawn

I'm staring my fears in the face

From dusk till dawn

I got some hell to raise

They've got a price to pay

From dusk till dawn

From dusk till dawn

Na na na na na

Na na na na na

I have your phone so.

Yeah.

Just take that and.

Would make more sense.

Really?

That was, that was my bad.

Thank you.

(door bell rings)

Pizza.

(soft beat music)

[John] Do you wanna grab

a drink tomorrow night?

(soft beat music)

(soft beat music continues)

Sorry, I meant to

respond to this earlier.

I'm a little weary about meeting

with strangers right away.

To be honest, I was dealing

with some ex stuff last night.

Hey, how was last night?

Ugh.

Well, they're not all winners.

It was actually kind of a disaster.

The guy ended up bringing

me home and John was here,

and I, ugh.

My car, can you come and get me?

What, like I live to serve you?

Please.

Ugh, fine.

- Ugh.

- What?

It's just a realtor calling again.

All right, got it.

Well, see ya.

No, no, no, no.

It's...

You know, I actually

haven't seen John all day

and usually he's up now working.

Okay, the bum probably moved out.

- Jane.

- What?

He probably has something going on.

What are you freaking out about?

This whole thing is

just starting to feel

a little bit weird.

I'm thinking about calling

the whole thing off.

(door opens)

- What?

- Hey.

I just need to get through.

Are those for me?

No.

I have a date.

Wait, seriously?

Yeah.

What kind of date?

You know, a date.

Like the one you were on last night.

I think someone messaged you, by the way.

[Brooke] What time?

[John] Later?

Hey, you still there?

Yeah, brutal.

You thinking what I'm thinking?

Highly unlikely.

Remember the parent trap?

Oh, God.

(soft guitar music)

I had a really nice time tonight.

Oh, me too.

That sushi was...

- So good.

And it was great hearing

about how successful

your app's been.

- Thank you so much.

- Can't wait to try it.

Yeah, well hopefully that happens soon.

And thanks again for picking me up.

That was, I don't know

what happened to my car.

It's the weirdest thing,

just stopped working.

- Of course.

- Yeah.

Do you have a favorite movie

or something we can watch?

- Yeah.

- Yeah?

(water pattering)

[Brooke] You look like you

could use a cold shower, John.

[Jane] We should go.

We should run.

- You.

- You.

(footsteps tapping)

Bye.

Bye.

Sorry if I got you wet.

You seem like a nice girl.

(upbeat guitar music)

I don't mean to be rude,

but you just look a

little bit older in person

than in the photos.

Yeah, you caught me.

It was a few years ago.

Okay, so, your profile says

that you are a contractor.

Yeah, I've been doing it

as long as I can remember.

Wow, that's actually really amazing.

It must be really cool

seeing something built

from the ground up and you know,

really being able to

give that to somebody.

Yeah, I didn't really

appreciate it until my son-

Hey, Brookie Bear.

Hey Pickle Bear.

(upbeat music)

Hi, Kyle.

Is everything all right?

You've got to be kidding me.

I left you so many voice mails.

I don't know, why haven't

you called me back?

Because we broke up, Kyle.

- Ah.

- Yeah.

You seem like a really nice guy.

But I have got to get going.

[Kyle] I can still do that

thing with my toes you like.

You know, I have a sister

that you should meet though.

I think you guys would really hit it off.

Do you recognize my tie?

Oh God.

I made it out of your underwear.

Yes.

Don't make me call the cops again, Kyle.

[Jane] Did you just say Kyle?

Yeah, I'm going to k*ll John.

- No, he didn't.

- Oh, he did.

Question, do you still have

any of Bob's little blue pills?

[Jane] Yeah, why?

Yeah, okay, great.

(upbeat guitar music)

[Jane] Stop judging me, it's mean.

- Well, it's not that mean.

- It's mean.

[Brooke] You do it to me all the time.

[Jane] Yeah, but I'm older.

What's up, Jane?

Brooke.

Yeah, it's like I can hear a sound,

but I just like,

A buzzing.

Yeah.

Like a teacher from the Peanuts.

Cool.

You see my keys?

(cup scraping)

Thanks.

(cup scraping)

Rocket fuel.

Don't wait up.

(door closes)

He is so deuschy.

Oh, he's gonna rip his pants.

He's gonna rip his pants.

This won't backfire, right?

Probably.

Oh my God, it's gonna backfire.

(upbeat guitar music)

I'll get a beer.

Wait, what's her name?

It's Naomi, why?

Hold on, is this her?

(indistinct group chatter)

Yeah.

Road you've been down before I take it?

You know, she might

be just what you need.

Just don't forget our meeting.

Yeah, of course not.

Alright.

And whatever you do by no means,

please do not mention my name to her.

All right.

I think I'm just gonna go.

Alright, I'll see you.

Now, where were we?

(upbeat music)

[Brooke] Do you mind if

we just chat for a bit?

I'm still processing some stuff.

Honestly, that would be great.

I've been on a couple

dates since my breakup

and it's not been fun.

[Brooke] Why is that?

Down.

(upbeat guitar music)

Hi there.

Hi.

You must be John.

Hi.

Hi.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Sorry.

Oh, are you okay?

Yeah, I think I just, I

think I hurt my hamstring

at the gym.

Oh, you poor thing.

That is the worst.

You know, maybe I could

massage that up for you later.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I had a really long day too.

Should we just go back to my place

and I can get my hands on this for you?

I am a registered massage therapist.

Lucky you.

Of course you are.

Hi, what can I get for you?

Oh, I actually think

we're about to leave.

Thanks.

Are you all right, man?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just, I gotta go.

(upbeat guitar music)

Prepare the room.

(upbeat guitar music)

What?

I don't know, it won't go down.

Has this ever happened to you before?

Nah, man.

The only time anything like

this has even remotely happened

to me was, oh,

What, what?

Look, I'm not trying

to judge your situation

or anything like that, but.

Adam.

All right, look, I was trying

to be a little impressive

and I may have taken

like a little blue pill.

Blue pill?

But like a mixture of

little pills, anyhow,

That little.

Hey.

Occupied.

Are you okay?

I'm not feeling so well.

This is cozy.

Should I just grab my

car and go back to mine?

I need to get my hands on your hamstrings.

I don't think that's

a good idea tonight.

Oh, we need to get you back

into your full performance

capabilities.

Don't be shy.

Oh, wow.

I didn't realize I had

this much of effect on you.

I guess, good chemistry

will do that to you.

I feel exactly the same way.

Adam, says hi.

- Hi, Adam.

- Oh, dear God.

You can call me Eve.

No, no, no, Adam Miller.

Miller?

He's alive?

[John] Yes.

- Alive, he's alive.

- Oh my God.

I'm sorry, you seem really

nice and you're really pretty.

And I'm just gonna go, okay?

(Eve sobbing)

I'm gonna go.

You're okay, right?

[Eve] No, I'm not okay.

I'm sorry I don't know how to help.

(Eve sobbing)

He is alive?

(upbeat guitar music)

He's alive.

(upbeat guitar music)

- Incoming, incoming.

- Oh, crap.

Okay, okay, be cool, be cool, be casual.

It's fine, it's not us.

You!

You!

- Us?

- No.

How was your date?

You know, if that lasts

more than five hours,

you should probably go to the ER.

Oh no.

Oh, yes, don't hurt yourself.

Rocket fuel.

(both laughing)

Raging rocket fuel.

Did you know that the reason

that you have to go to the ER

after you've had an

erection for four hours

is because you could have tissue death.

Tissue death.

I didn't know that.

Thank you, thank you so much.

- Yeah, you called my ex.

- Wow.

So what?

You started it, you

dumped water on my head.

She started it.

[Brooke] I started it.

- She started it.

- I started it.

What about Brad?

- Who's Brad?

- Brad.

The crypto guy.

Oh, crypto bro that you

brought back to our house?

[Brooke] He was taking me home.

Yeah, you really missed out

on one with Brad, didn't ya?

That dude probably still

lives with his mom.

Okay, okay, okay.

Well, oh wow.

Seems like you both had a very

interesting couple of weeks.

You know what I'm hearing?

Fighting?

Yes.

Yeah.

Fighting is literally

why we came to you,

because we were fighting.

John, how did you feel when

you saw Brooke on her date?

Angry.

Why?

Because.

(melancholic music)

Because I was jealous.

And what kind of people are jealous?

People who care.

Brooke, how did you feel when you saw John

with someone else?

Bad.

But I cared more about hurting John

than I did about seeing

him with someone else, so.

Why?

I don't know.

Yes, you do.

John shared his answer, I need yours.

(soft melancholic music)

- Because John is my-

- Dr. K, your 10 o'clock

is here.

Maria, how many times have I told you

not to interrupt my sessions?

I thought you'd wanna know.

Oh, I'm afraid we're

going to have to shelf

this discussion.

I'm afraid we're out of time.

Please feel free to

schedule another appointment

in a couple of weeks.

Wait, that's it?

Please, this way.

Thank you.

What?

Okay.

(door opening)

(birds cawing)

(dogs barking)

Well, guys, I've seen

everything I needed to see.

The tech is good and you guys are great.

Wow.

So, let me get back to my team

and I'll have them come back

and make an offer for you, okay?

Yeah.

Amazing, thank you Mr. Santiago.

No, thank you, it's Mark, okay?

We're gonna be in business together.

Thank you, mark.

We're looking forward to

hearing back from your people

and getting these wheels in motion.

Woo, thank you guys.

Yeah.

Thanks, Mark.

See ya.

Dude.

Holy crap.

Seriously, right?

Oh, man, I told you

it would all work out.

Didn't I tell you it would all work out?

You were right.

That's what I'm saying.

You called it, man,

My guy.

Honestly.

[Brooke] I like honesty.

Honestly, we were great.

We both just got so

wrapped up in our own crap

that we just lost touch.

That sounds very familiar.

[John] Why?

There's just a lot of things

I wish I did differently

in my own relationship.

[John] Like?

[Brooke] I think I could

have been more supportive.

He was trying to do some really big things

and I wasn't very understanding.

[John] Wow, that's honest.

I get it though.

My ex was doing a lot for me

and always holding down the fort.

I guess, I just expected

her to bear all the weight

until I was able to make things better.

I guess, it just became too much for her.

Now, it's just like, we

act like we hate each other

and we spend all of our time trying

to make each other as

miserable as possible.

This is probably TMI.

I'm sorry.

(melancholic music)

[Brooke] Do you still love her?

(melancholic music)

Oh, Mark Santiago just made us an offer.

Wow, that's that's great.

What's wrong?

Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to.

No, it's fine.

No, I'm really happy for you.

Brooke, I'm sorry.

No, it's.

(door bell ringing)

Guys, you defaulted.

Wait, what?

What did I tell you

about missing a payment?

It's just, never mind.

My boss is gonna rip me a new one

and now, I, I don't get my swimming pool,

which is just terrific.

Are you serious?

Very serious.

Look, I had my pool all

planned out and everything.

It had an infinity drop off,

it was beautifully landscaped.

Melissa, the contract.

You need to be out by

the end of the month.

I tried to tell you

he does not take these things lightly.

I'll pay, I'll pay right now.

I'll pay a penalty.

Tell him to name his

price and we will pay it.

Well, I very much think he

intends on naming his price.

The problem is that price

is significantly higher

than the one he was offering you.

And now that price will be

hitting the market in a week.

And guess who won't be

getting their commission?

We have rights, right?

As as renters in Los

Angeles, we have rights

Afraid you signed all those away

with the rent to own contract.

Look, I'm just here to drop

by to tell you the news.

So, be out in 30 days, and rest

in peace, my swimming pool.

You didn't pay the rent?

Did you?

Wow.

Wow.

So, you just expected me to do it.

Why didn't you pay it?

You know exactly why I didn't pay it.

Because you sank all of your

money into that stupid app.

Maybe this is for the best.

What?

Well, look, another

potentially not broke match.

Enjoy that.

John.

Maybe I shouldn't

have sank so much money

into that ring you never wear.

You know what?

You can have it back.

I have a job.

(soft melancholic music)

Yo go as a dream

Though the faded eve

[John] It's complicated, I

guess, we still live together.

It's just like the second

I think we're gonna find a way out,

we find a way to dig deeper.

What about you?

[Brooke] It's not that black and white.

I think humans are a

little more complicated

than loving someone one day

and hating them the next.

[John] Well, a good friend

of mine used to always say,

you can only hate someone as

much as you once loved them.

[Brooke] Sounds like a smart friend.

[John] She'd be thrilled

to hear you say that.

Pull you into the water

Till we come out clean

[John] I can tell that you're

not like most girls on here.

[Brooke] Emotionally unavailable?

[John] No, I've come across that before.

[Brooke] Oh, so you've

met a lot of women on here.

[John] Honestly, I only

got on this stupid app

because I overheard my

ex talking to her sister

about creating a profile

on here, I was really hurt.

I really just wanted

to hurt back, you know?

(soft beat music)

No we cannot speak about some things

Hidden underneath

The roots run deep

(soft beat music)

All I have I gave to you

Now I know I have to

Pull you into the water

Till we come out clean

[John] Sneaking out?

No, I actually came to see you.

Things left in the dark are

Not what they seem

Why?

(soft beat music)

Nevermind, it's, that's stupid.

Whoa, whoa, this is like

the most we talked in months.

Yeah, I know.

Till we come out clean

I am sorry.

You're sorry?

Yeah.

That's all right, I wasn't

really sleeping anyway.

I was just gonna roll around.

Things aren't what they

seem, what they seem

What they seem

Just wanted to say that, I'm sorry

And I miss you,

and I didn't see things

panning out this way.

I didn't see things

come this way either.

What they seem, what

they seem, what they seem

I'm sorry, too.

No we cannot speak,

cannot speak about things

I miss you.

Miss you too.

So, we're coming clean,

coming clean, coming clean

Into the water till we come out clean

(soft beat music)

Things left in the dark are

Not what they seem

Hush now the dawn may be listening

Pull you into the water

Till we come out clean

(soft guitar music)

(birds cawing)

(soft beat music)

(phone buzzing)

(soft guitar music)

(phone buzzing)

(soft beat music)

(phone buzzing)

This bed is uncomfortable.

You telling me.

You know, they say if you

have too nice of a guest bed,

that your guests will never leave.

Yeah, that makes sense.

(soft guitar music)

Are you a guest?

I guess, technically we both are.

(both laughing)

Well, let's see what

we can do about that.

(phone buzzing)

Hold on, it's work.

Hey, Stacy, what's wrong?

(phone chiming)

Are you alright?

Yeah, apparently the

company that they hired

to do their corporate

event today backed out

and they need a triple

order by the end of the day.

Wow, can you do it?

I think so.

It's gonna be tight though.

They did offer to give me the contract

if I could get it done.

Well, that's great, congratulations.

Thank you.

Do you need my help?

Definitely, that would be amazing.

Oh, sh**t, I've got that thing with Mark

in like half an hour.

I'll call Jane.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, okay.

(soft beat music)

(lips smacking)

Hey, I love you.

I love you too.

(soft beat music)

(lips smacking)

(both laughing)

(soft beat music)

He said 9:30, right?

Yeah, I'm not sure why nobody's on yet,

but let's give him another minute or two

and then reach out to his people.

Are we gonna make it?

It's gonna be close.

(door opens and closes)

Hey, Jane, thank you for being here.

I love you.

Why are you being so cheery?

You're usually super stressed

out on days like this.

I know that smile, I know that smile.

You hooked up with someone,

who?

Was is the contractor?

Please tell me it was the contractor,

Brooke, please tell me

it was the contractor.

Oh, no, John, seriously?

Please tell me that you're not

trying to get back together.

It just feels different.

Different how?

We've identified our flaws

and we're working on them.

Yeah, yeah, this is a hard

left from angry b*ner guy

to happily fake married this soon?

Are you talking to him

on the fake account?

Brooke, seriously?

Yes, but it feels like

we're having a breakthrough.

Like maybe that crazy

therapist was onto something.

No, no, no, no, no, little Brookie, no.

It's a breakthrough for you

because you know that it's him.

He doesn't know that it's you,

he's just trying to get laid.

Pop.

Boop.

Bubble of delusion.

Okay, yeah, yep.

(door opens)

Hey, what's wrong?

Yeah, they pulled a deal.

Oh no.

Why?

No idea.

Can you grab that?

It's all right, just handle your thing.

We can chat later.

We'll be okay.

(lips smacking)

Not done yet.

Damn, clueless.

I'm digging the Cheryl Horowitz vibe.

Oh, I love your boy band costume.

So cute.

- Really?

- Yeah.

Every time.

Bye.

Did he get hotter?

No, no.

We're gonna make it.

Relax.

If you're like five

minutes late, it's fine.

They should just be

grateful that you agreed

to do this at a drop of the hat.

And they're getting real Italian food

and not, I don't know, fast food burgers.

(bell ringing)

Ready.

Wow, did he respond?

No.

Well, it doesn't mean that he won't.

I'm sick of your crap.

Wait, what?

No, I'm serious, I am sick of your crap.

You are just constantly going on dates.

You don't take anything seriously.

Can't you just be happy for

someone for once in your life?

Oh, no, no witty comments,

no, off the cuff remark?

Screw you.

Seriously, it is it so

hard to just be happy?

Have you thought that maybe,

maybe you are the problem.

- Stop the car.

- No.

- Stop the car.

- No, we are almost there.

Stop the f*cking car.

(car beeps)

(door opens)

[Brooke] Jane.

No, no, I have spent

all morning helping you.

One of many mornings I might add.

And you know what?

You don't wanna protect yourself.

Fine, fine, but don't

act like I'm some psycho

because of what I've seen,

it is a jungle out here.

Just you wait.

Oh my god.

Man, this is insane.

Seriously, I don't know how

much more of this I can take.

My heart feels like it's gonna explode.

Oh man, you know,

these billionaire types,

they get a sniffle, one

thing the other one wants

now they all want it.

Yeah, well, hopefully

Koach is our guy then, huh?

Hell yeah, I'm sending

over the deck now.

All right.

Hell yeah.

(upbeat music)

Hey.

Thank you for making this happen.

Of course.

And before I forget, here's

your contract for the year.

If everything looks good, we

couldn't be happier to have you

as our official catering service.

I'm really excited

to work with you guys.

Thank you.

Yes.

Oh, here, come on, come on.

Let me introduce you to everybody.

Oh, okay, okay.

(phone buzzing)

I just can't do this anymore, man.

Maybe our stuff's just not

as good as we think it is.

What should we do?

[Adam] I really don't know, man.

Maybe talk liquidation strategy.

Yeah.

I need beer for this.

(soft guitar music)

Yes.

(soft guitar music)

[Voiceover] Hello,

please leave your message after the tone.

Hey, it's me.

I know you're mad

and I know that you

want what's best for me.

And I'm sorry.

But we got the contract.

We did it, and I will pay you for today.

All right?

Call me back, I love you.

(soft guitar music)

(melancholic music)

(phone buzzing)

- Hey.

- Hi.

Today's been a sh*t show.

I'm going to the bar, decompress.

Probably talk exit strategy with Adam.

I'm sorry.

Is what it is.

I guess, just really thought

we had something, you know?

How was your day?

It was good, we landed the contract.

Oh, wow, that's amazing.

Congratulations, we gotta celebrate.

Yeah, definitely.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

Okay, well, where do you wanna go?

I'm actually not feeling very well,

but you know, you guys should go out.

Where are you planning on going?

I was just thinking somewhere low.

I'll just like Riley's

or Bonita's or something.

(melancholic music)

That's great.

I can skip it and

just grab us some soup.

Does that work?

No, I'm good, thank you.

You guys have a good time.

Okay.

Okay, bye.

(melancholic music)

Yeah, I mean, listen, man,

if we sell all the servers,

proprietary tech, data

and pay off the lawyers,

we might be able to squeak

by without a lawsuit.

Terrific.

Another one?

I'll actually get two pina coladas.

Yeah, man, really sucks.

I really thought this was it.

Yeah.

Well, onto better things and

better ventures, I guess.

Here, here.

Oh, I gotta run.

Thank you.

You must be John,

Brooke wanted me to give

you a little message.

If you ever come near her again,

my cousin's, Vinny and Eddie

and my uncle who owns

a laundromat in Jersey,

are gonna take a little

trip out west to meet you.

You understand?

(upbeat guitar music)

Hey, buddy, don't bleed on my bar.

Back up.

Back up.

(upbeat guitar music)

(phone buzzing)

- Hello?

- Hey.

This stupid thing.

- Bob?

[Bob] I hate technology.

Bob, can you hear me?

- Hey, you there?

- Yeah.

[Bob] Brooke told me you

need money for your company.

Wait, Brooke said what?

[Bob] I'm going to invest.

(upbeat music)

Brooke?

Brooke?

Brooke?

(melancholic music)

Brooke?

Brooke?

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music continues)

Okay, I'm here.

Remind me again why we

couldn't do this online.

My boss is old school, remember?

Okay.

I will take these and I

will bring them back to you.

Brooke, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

- What?

- Wait.

What?

Why did you do it?

I don't have time for this.

Brooke, did you get my voice mails?

Yes, and I don't believe for one second

that you didn't know it was me.

Of course I knew it was you.

I just thought you wanted to

have a pina colada moment.

What?

You know like the song

like where the classifieds

and the couple and the...

Brooke, I knew it was you the whole time.

I've spent thousands and

thousands of hours talking to you.

I just thought that's how

you wanted to reconnect.

And that's what I thought

we were doing until,

Tiffany.

Yeah, she is spirited.

Yeah.

Bob told me what you did.

Well, call me stupid,

but I want you to be happy.

Whether or not that's with me.

You deserve to see your

vision come to life.

And you can thank Jane, she's

the one that made the call.

I did.

I called Jane.

She's why you're here.

What's he talking about?

I mean, I might be a

cold unfeeling reptile,

but I care about you

and you're obviously a

lot happier with him.

So, you guys are proof of

true love or whatever, blah.

Be together, please.

Okay, but that doesn't make

any sense why we're here.

Papers that you're holding

are the deed to this house.

They're in your name.

I know how much this place means to you

and I wanted you to have it

even if you don't still want me.

[Jane] Okay, yeah,

got it, gotta exit now.

Thank you.

Yeah.

(birds chirping)

Yeah, sure.

John, I don't wanna

live here without you.

Thank God.

I don't wanna live anywhere without you.

All of this has taught me

just how much you mean to me.

Melissa.

Here you go, and congratulations.

Yay, and all the fun stuff.

(upbeat music)

So, can we consider

ourselves off the market?

Always and forever

Somebody help me find

a way to get back home

Feel right, feel right

Nights waiting, somebody

help me find a way

Help me find a way to get back home

Feel right, feel right

Nights waiting, somebody

help me find a way

Help me find a way to get back home

(soft guitar music)

Waiting, day, daylight, get back

Don't mind, feel right, waiting

Waiting, day, daylight, get back

Ghosts I know, don't mind

Waiting, day, daylight, get back

Don't mind, feel right

Waiting, day, daylight, get back

Ghosts I know don't mind, waiting

Feel right, ghosts I know

In the daylight, dark side, daylight

Waiting, feel right, ghosts I know

Somebody help me, colder

Waiting, feel right, ghosts I know

In the daylight, dark side, daylight

Waiting, feel right, ghosts I know

Somebody help me, colder

I don't feel right in the day light

Spending all my nights

on the dark side

Somebody help me find

a way to get back home

I could cave in, but I'm waiting

Holding onto a light that's fading

Trying to find a place for

all these ghosts I know

'Cause the night feels long

But my heart gets colder

Day by day, I break away

I don't feel right in the daylight

Spending all my nights

on the dark side

Somebody help me find

a way to get back home

Feel right, feel right

Nights waiting, somebody

help me find a way

Help me find a way to get back home

Feel right, feel right

Nights waiting, somebody

help me find a way

Help me find a way to get back home

Your heartbeat sounds

to me like freedom

Oh you keep me wild

All the stars in the sky

All the lines on the highway

Oh they keep us coming alive

You grab my hand in the dark

Lightning straight to my heart

Oh you get me every time

Don't want anything new

Ain't got nothing to lose

All I need is beside

me in the front seat

Something about you,

the open road and me

Some kind of new American dream