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of your fine wine that's finally gotten to him.

I'm fine. Was that too... was that too loud?

- No. No. - No? Oh, good.

You're good.

Well, would one of you blow into the tube in my car so I can start it?

I can't take credit for this delicious meal.

It's Nolan who is the cook. I just supervise.

- Well, it's very good, Nolan. - Oh, nice job.

Joy, I saw that you're reading that new Hopkins novel.

You know, I'm gonna finish it, but I'm not a fan.

Okay, but before you damn it, know this.

- He's a pretentious twat. - My God.

I think Joy would say it a little more demurely,

- but thank you. - Yes, I imagine that she would.

Yeah, well, I don't do demure, all right?

I mean, I read it on our cruise,

and if I wasn't afraid it was an environmental hazard,

I would have tossed it overboard.

How was that cruise? That was Alaska, right?

- Yeah. - It was six days...

- It was very nice. - ...of gliding through the ice.

Only thing missing was whale blubber.

Come on, you loved it.

As long as you were standing between me and Alaska,

it was beautiful.

Yes, it was very romantic. It was very nice.

We should think about a cruise sometime.

- Yeah. That'd be great. - Yeah?

Wait, whoa. Nolan take a vacation?

What, am I missing something?

Oh, it's not unheard of, you know?

That bank of yours will likely collapse,

which is what it's likely gonna do when you take that promotion.

What is it, branch manager at Belvedere Park, huh?

Swanky, as the kids say, and that deserves yet another toast.

Belvedere Park?

Yeah.

Or... or not.

So good to see you.

- Thank you. - It was a great night.

Somebody stole my sleeve.

Get the little boy in his jacket.

And make sure my mittens are still attached.

- Take care. - See you, buddy.

- It was great to meet you. - So nice to meet you, too, bye.

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