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let's all raise a glass

and toast the beginning of

another wonderful summer.

And all our friends who

always make it so special.

- The tried and true.

- Thanks, Brian.

I see a bar and a new.

Ah, yes, a big round of

applause for the new one

who knows her way

around a kitchen.

Because as much as I love and

respect my daughter-in law...

Speech, speech.

Okay, um...

Well, uh, to be here

today is unbelievable.

I couldn't imagine

spending Memorial Day

in a more beautiful setting.

And as for my cooking, yes,

i do have an advantage over ang.

While she was spending

years in school

studying to become a

doctor and save lives,

I was working in

restaurant kitchens.

So, yes, I can cook.

But, uh...

I am not half

the woman Angela is.

- That's very kind.

- Very sweet.

I'll drink to that.

- What about me?

- You, too, maddie.

Here we go, cheers!

Say... oh, you gotta drink

after you cheers,

or it's bad luck.

Green.

It was

actually the red one.

The green one had

melted already.

Ladies. Both the girls

are a sleep, finally.

- Nice.

- And I should take off myself.

I have a half marathon

in the morning.

I should get going, too.

Why don't you stay

in the guest house?

- Really?

- Yeah, don't wake up maddie.

It'll be fun in the

morning, they'll hang out.

- Okay, on one condition.

- Hmm?

- Let me help you clean up.

- Oh, my god, no problem.

On that note, Angie,

thank you as always.

- Good luck tomorrow.

- Thank you very much.

I'll run, you know,

extra for you.

- Yes, run like the wind.

- Walk me out?

Oh, sure.

doesn't have to come

on the fourth, as well.

She hasn't mentioned it.

But I'll tell you

what she did mention.

- Hm?

- Katie.

She doesn't like her.

Really, well, your

mother doesn't like

anyone except for you.

- Why, what'd she say?

- It wasn't very clinical.

She said gives

her the "willies. "

- The willies? - Yeah, the willies,

she actually used that word.

Thinks there's some sort

of disconnect there.

Oh, my god, are you okay?

- Are you okay?

- Yeah.

Oh, my god, you're trembling.

Oh, come on, let's get you

some fresh air, alright?

- Yeah. - Are you alright,

maybe you're getting sick.

- It got kinda chilly out.

- Yeah.

- Are you cozy?

- Thank you.

A little fresh air

will do you good.

Doctor's orders,

I'll take care of maddie.

Oh, wow.

This is a beautiful drawing.

- You're really talented.

- Thank you.

- You can keep that one.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- Thank you, I love it.

What is that?

Oh.

The only gift my

ex ever gave me.

He wasn't a good guy?

No.

Was he abusive?

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

So was he.

And I forgave him every time.

Until maddie came along.

- He didn't hurt maddie?

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