Dance With Me

Your attention, please.

This is your final boarding call...

for bus service to Antonio.

- Hi.

- Daddy!

It's so good to see you!

Did you have a nice trip?

I'm a little tired.

Dan, over here!

Bye, Matt!

Good.

Do you speak English?

You should hear my French.

Here we are.

I'll see you around.

I got a lesson to teach.

Ruby, thank you.

Oh, sure.

- Hey, sugar.

- Rafael's here.

Steve, I'm just gonna go change.

Hey, Rafael. Welcome to Texas.

I'm Lovejoy.

Oh, nice to meet you.

John should be here soon.

Can I get you something?

No, thank you very much.

You must be tired, so we'll do your

paperwork and everything else tomorrow.

Oh, that's me.

As you can see,

this place needs a lot ot work.

You'll have plenty to do.

Excuse me.

Excelsior Dance Studio.

Take a look around it you want to.

Hello? Oh, you silly goose.

Look up. Slow.

Who's that tall drink of water?

Maybe the new handyman?

Now, Bea, concentrate.

Step, step.

And one, two...

I'm sorry.

This place is talling apart.

How many classes

have you taken?

I just started,

but Ruby seems like a great teacher.

I just started,

but Ruby seems like a great teacher.

I know.

Don't even say it.

This ain't no meat cooler.

Turn that damn air oft.

You know what the bills are like

around here?

Libby Grant canceled.

Oh, that's Ratael.

Well, hello there.

I'm John Burnett.

Ratael Intante.

Mr. Burnett.

John's tine.

Looks like you got here in one piece.

Later on, I wanna hear

about your mother and everything.

Excuse me a second.

All right, you guys. I expect

you all to do me proud in Vegas.

One day down.

- We're never gonna be ready.

- We'll rehearse later.

Let's have some tun.

Steve, I didn't see your name

on the competition list.

I wouldn't get your hopes up too high.

I've only had four lessons.

Hell, you only compete

against your own level.

What are you scared of?

I'll have to talk to Ruby

about it.

Good. You'll be goin' then.

Stefano, put on some music.

This is supposed to be a dance studio.

Grouch.

- Cha-cha time.

- Let's go get you settled.

- Ready.

- Remember torward on your lett.

Two, three, cha-cha-cha.

Good.

- And turn and turn.

- Any new business today?

What do you think?

Get on that phone. Make sure everybody's

coming to my party Friday night.

I already did.

Nobody is.

- Bye.

- Ciao.

"Ciao."

He's cute.

John, thank you tor helping me.

There wasn't much to it.

Don't mention it.

I was really sorry

to hear about your mother.

She was a beautitul woman.

So, is your tather

still in Cuba?

He's long gone.

Well, hell...

Berta's son in Texas.

Truly amazing.

Bus stops at the corner.

It'll take you right to the studio.

Thank you.

Wow, what a big house.

It was my parent's place.

- Do you have a tamily?

- You just met 'em.

Enough whinin' and carryin' on

goes on there...

to give me all I ever want

of a family.

Here's an advance

to get you to payday.

I'm gonna take the rent

out ot your salary.

We'll both make out

better that way.

We should go

and have a drink together.

I'll have to take a rain check.

I gotta get back. Come on.

Bring your suitcase.

You'll be stayin' up there.

When my folks were around,

I used to go there to be alone.

It's a great little place.

You'll find

everything you need.

Lovejoy'll fill you in

about work tomorrow.

You just enjoy your tirst night

in the U.S. Of A.

Lock's a little sticky.

John, thank you.

Glad to be ot service.

And two and three...

And two and three...

and kick.

And here.

Great.

Sorry.

- Michael.

- I'm sorry.

It's okay.

Let's do it again.

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