Something New Page #3
My specialty.
I'm ready for something
hot and sweet.
You'd like to taste one?
Yes.
No problem.
I call it my wishing
fountain. You like it?
Mrs. Cahan.
Congratulations.
Thank you. And please,
call me Winnie.
You're like practically
part of the family.
Your house is amazing.
And I love the landscaping.
Thank you. Thank you.
and I can't wait to landscape.
Well, congratulations. Then
you must meet our landscaper.
I don't think he'd do a job
as small as mine.
Well, no, we just have to ask him.
Brian, sweetie, could you come here?
You know what?
That's okay, I'm not ready.
No. Brian, this is a very good friend
- Kenya, yes. We met.
Right. I thought
you were an architect.
Landscape architect.
Well, Kenya just bought her first house
and she wants to do some landscaping.
look at it for her, sweetie.
Or recommend someone
if you're too busy.
probably the one who's too busy.
I'm sure she has time. She was
Really?
It is nice.
Thank you.
Brian, she needs you.
If you'll excuse me, I have to go
remind my daughter she's still a Cahan.
You look beautiful. Thank you.
Listen, I just have a small backyard
and I don't really have a budget, so...
Well, small is okay.
Business is business.
No pressure, but if
you're ever ready, call me.
Take care.
What are you doing?
You'll have to leave him
in the car. I don't do dogs.
Well, neither do I.
We're just good friends.
I guess I walked
right into that one.
Hi, how are you?
I'm good.
So, you don't do dogs,
huh?
I mean, I can't have dog
hair all over my house.
I hope it's not an imposition.
No, I got it. I got it.
Hear that, Max? She doesn't do dogs.
So you have to wait in the truck. Okay?
I'm sorry.
Skiddley-Max! Go on, Max!
In the truck!
There's a good boy.
He's a good boy.
It's around the back.
Got you.
Listen, thanks for
coming out here...
and not, you know, holding
I appreciate you saying that.
So, what do you think?
Well...
One thing's certain.
You need me.
Now, I'm just gonna
throw around some ideas...
but I saw you checking out
Mrs. Cahan's fountain...
has gotta be a fountain.
Fountain? I love that.
Good.
But, I can't.
The electricity, the cost-
Oh, no, we can make it work.
You gotta have a fountain.
You come home from a hard day's
work. You lay back on your chaise.
the water, have a glass of wine.
Now, this, are you married
to this? No. Not at all.
All right,
the tub's gone. Path.
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