EDEN KATE MICHAEL MR_GRAYSON MR_WEBBER REESE RILEY SPENCER VIVIAN EDEN With all the complexity in the world, the noise, the pressure, you have to find peace. Your source of tranquility. EDEN And that is where the BLUE COSMOS Sandal comes in. Made from earthfriendly materials, it's a win for your feet and the earth. Try a pair. The opulent comfort will surprise you. Take care of your sole, and your soul will soar. REESE Ah, thank you, Eden. Perhaps we should see how Mr. Grayson feels? MR GRAYSON You don't understand our product. EDEN Um, I think I do... MR GRAYSON Our customers like that we're simple and ecologically responsible. MR GRAYSON You have it painted like it's some luxury bed for your feet. EDEN I thought comfort would be a key appeal given the steep price point-- MR GRAYSON We won't be using this. EDEN Um, well, is there another angle you prefer I try-- MR GRAYSON That's all. REESE Uh, Mr. Grayson- REESE Let me just say that we have a whole team committed to doing the best for your company.... EDEN I researched, and researched, and ran surveys and everything, and Grayson's wrong. His customers are buying flip flops! They want something comfortable on their feet for cheap! That's all! REESE I'm glad you didn't tell him this. EDEN Why? Don't we want our clients to succeed? REESE We want them to be happy. And to be our clients still. EDEN Did they fire us? REESE No. I convinced them to stay and give us a second chance. EDEN Good. Look, I'll do what they think they want, even though-- REESE I'm giving it to someone else. EDEN Oh. REESE Look, Eden, you're bright and hardworking. But lately, something's off. You're not connecting with the clients, and... it's like you lost your drive. You used to knock these pitches out of the park, with a passion to rival PT Barnum. EDEN I'll try harder. REESE It's not that you don't work hard. Maybe you need a change. EDEN Are you firing me? REESE No, no. I want you to take a break though. Take a week or two off, and recharge. Figure out what you need, and come back--fired up. EDEN Um. Okay? EDEN What am I going to do? KATE Enjoy the time off. EDEN Sure, and conveniently ignore that my job's on the line. MICHAEL He didn't say that, did he? EDEN Michael, when your boss says your work isn't any good, and orders you to take time off, none of that's good. KATE You deserve a good vacation. EDEN Ugh. Like I'll be able to enjoy it when I'm worried about my career. KATE Take Michael with you. EDEN You could come with me. MICHAEL I wish I could. Things at work are crazy right now. EDEN Tax season's over though. KATE Not really. Remember last year, how Michael was buried under all the late tax returns? EDEN Oh yeah. MICHAEL We have a huge increase in filing extensions this year for some reason too. I can't take time off right now. EDEN Okay. MICHAEL Speaking of, I should probably get back to the office. KATE Make sure you get home at some point. MICHAEL I'll call it a night around 10. EDEN Sorry. MICHAEL Thanks for dinner. EDEN Sure. KATE See you, Michael. MICHAEL Good night, Kate. Bye honey. EDEN Night. KATE You should go somewhere. I can keep an eye on things here, get your mail and all that. EDEN You're great. KATE What are neighbors for? EDEN I don't even know where I'd go. KATE What about somewhere you can clear your head? EDEN There's one place I can think of. Are you doing anything next week? KATE Other than hair appointments? No. EDEN We can get someone else to pick up the mail. KATE Where are we going? KATE This is your family's summer home? EDEN It was my grandparents' house but they willed it to my parents. We'd come every summer when I was growing up. I loved it. My parents remodeled it a couple of years ago. KATE But no one lives here right now? EDEN Not year-round. I called my mom and she said we could come and dust it off. KATE Feel free to call me to "dust" this place off anytime. EDEN I know. I hardly recognize it. I think the last time I was here was... before my freshman year of college? Has it been that long? KATE Do your parents come out here often? EDEN Not as often as they used to. I think they rent it out here and there. KATE Who's that? EDEN I don't know. No one else should be here. KATE Maybe he's a gardener? EDEN Excuse me. Can I ask what-- EDEN Riley? RILEY Eden. KATE So, not the gardener. EDEN Ah, it's good to see you. RILEY You too. EDEN I wasn't expecting you here. RILEY I noticed one of the sprinkler lines here is broken. It's been gushing, and overwatering this spot, and-- anyway, I thought I'd fix it. EDEN That's nice of you, thanks. KATE I'm Kate. Eden's friend. RILEY Hi. Riley. EDEN Sorry. Yeah, Riley's family owned the cabin next to us and we would see each other every summer. RILEY So what brings you here? EDEN Uh, I ... needed a break. Kind of a forced vacation. The cabin was available so I went for it. And you? You're living here? RILEY Dad got tired of the winters and moved to Arizona. So I took over the cabin and started a business. EDEN That's great. What kind of business? RILEY Hot air balloons. EDEN You sell them? RILEY No, no. I do hot air balloon rides around here. EDEN Oh. KATE That's certainly different. RILEY It's a work in progress. RILEY Hey, well, I'll let you get settled. EDEN It was great to see you. RILEY Yeah. Nice to meet you, Kate. RILEY Sorry about the-- EDEN Oh, no, it's fine. Thanks for fixing it. RILEY No problem. I should be done with it in a few minutes. EDEN Thanks. EDEN We need to get some groceries tomorrow. KATE Sounds good. EDEN I did. I don't even remember how we became friends. I think it was convenience. He was next door every summer when we came and became the default friend. KATE Only a friend? EDEN Uh, why do you ask? KATE Just a vibe I got. EDEN It was so long ago. He was the reason I started looking forward to coming to Tahoe in my teen years, but that's history. EDEN Oh-it's Michael. EDEN Hi. MICHAEL Hey, did you and Kate make it there all right? EDEN We did. KATE Hey Michael. MICHAEL So how is it? EDEN Good so far. MICHAEL Good! I hate to ask so soon, but when do you think you're coming back? EDEN Miss me already? MICHAEL I certainly do. Also, I need a haircut, and I forgot to get one from Kate before you left--Kate, can you help me out? KATE I've got you covered. You'll be my first appointment when I get back. MICHAEL You're awesome. Thank you. EDEN How was your day? Crazy? RILEY Morning, Spencer. SPENCER Hey. The burner on this is good to go. Minor adjustments but it's solid. RILEY Good. Thanks. Any new reservations? SPENCER Ah, no. No messages, anyway. RILEY All right. SPENCER But we have one later this week, so... RILEY Yeah. SPENCER Things will get better. Not the first time the positive wishful thinking has been voiced. RILEY Of course. KATE The water's gorgeous. EDEN Isn't it? KATE Lucky you, coming here each year. I'm surprised you stayed away. EDEN Not on purpose. Just work, life--you know. KATE How are you feeling about work? EDEN Conflicted. KATE How so? EDEN Part of me is ... what's the word? Annoyed. Like, how can they question my work? KATE And the other part? EDEN It wasn't my best work. Lately, I... I care, but I don't enjoy it. So maybe... maybe I'm relieved. KATE I thought you liked it there. EDEN I don't know. I didn't think about that until Reese benched me. KATE It'll be fine when you go back, after you have time to recharge. EDEN It's still not my decision. Reese seemed supportive of me coming back, but only if I'm back on my game. KATE Mmmmm. It makes me appreciate what I do. Someone comes in, you cut their hair, done. EDEN Yeah, but you're good at it. KATE You're good at marketing. EDEN Am I? It's something I picked in college and then went for it. Part of me wonders what else I could have tried. Maybe I'm overthinking it. Isn't work supposed to just be work? KATE Depends on what you want from it. A simple paycheck or do you want some fulfillment? EDEN That's the real question, isn't it? KATE Come on. Let's try out the water. KATE You don't have to have your life all figured out right now. EDEN It feels like I should have something figured out though, right? KATE You have Michael. EDEN Yeah. Of course. But career is a big part too. EDEN Oh hey, there's this place you have to see around the corner. Mr. Webber's store--you'll love it. EDEN This was my favorite hang-out in town. I'd always come in for a milkshake. KATE That sounds really good right now. EDEN I wonder if Mr. Webber still runs this place, or-- MR WEBBER Hello? EDEN Mr. Webber? MR WEBBER Now don't you look familiar... Eden smiles. MR WEBBER (CONT'D) Eden Clark! EDEN That's right. Mr. Webber comes around the counter and gives Eden a grandfatherly hug. MR WEBBER You're finally back. EDEN For a little bit. MR WEBBER I haven't seen much of your family for some years. Not since your grandpa passed. How are your parents? EDEN They're good. They don't make it out here often though. MR WEBBER And who's this with you? EDEN My friend Kate. I'm showing her Tahoe, and I was telling her this was my favorite place. MR WEBBER Pleasure to meet you, Kate. MR WEBBER Well, come over and order something. I already know Eden's favorite. Chocolate Brownie milkshake. EDEN It's the homemade brownies that you put in it. MR WEBBER How about for you, Kate? KATE Um, I'll try a cookie dough shake. MR WEBBER Sensible choice. All right then. MR WEBBER I hope you'll stay a long while, Eden. I sure miss seeing the "old timers," as I call them. Feels like I'm a rare breed now. EDEN I'll try to come back often while I'm in town. MR WEBBER I'll hold you to that. MR WEBBER You ladies go grab a seat. I'll bring your order right out. EDEN Thanks. EDEN Mr. Webber's place was the hangout for a lot of kids. EDEN I think he associates me more with my grandparents, but it never mattered that I was a summer visitor. He treated me like a local, like family. KATE I like him. The cookie dough wasn't bad either. EDEN Told you. EDEN Is that too much for the two of us? KATE Nah, should be fine. You know what we still need though? EDEN What? KATE Some onions and peppers. KATE Over there. I'll grab some. EDEN Okay. RILEY I thought you didn't like salad. EDEN That was when I was 12. It's not so bad now. RILEY Ah, I see. EDEN Still love bananas? RILEY Allergic now. EDEN No! RILEY It was a sad day when I had to give them up. EDEN Sorry. So what have you been up to? RILEY Let's see.... today I've fixed up things at the warehouse--leaky pipe, flickering lights, those sort of things. It was a quiet afternoon business-wise. And now I'm restocking my kitchen. EDEN I didn't know you were a fix-it type of guy. RILEY Just call me Mr. Do-It-Yourself. It helps keep costs down. EDEN Ah. EDEN I was surprised you're still living here. I thought when you were old enough, you'd leave and conquer the world. RILEY In all fairness, I did leave and try a slice of life elsewhere, but then I came back. EDEN Oh. Well, I'm glad to see you again. There's a moment, reconnection between them. RILEY How long are you here for? EDEN Oh, a couple of weeks? It's a bit ... fluid. RILEY So you'll relax, read a book, swim, shop- EDEN That all sounds perfect. RILEY Oh, and hiking! You know what you have to do while you're here? EDEN What? RILEY Go to our spot. EDEN Our spot? RILEY The overlook. EDEN Oh. RILEY We should go together. You have to show your friend too--she'll love it. What do you think? EDEN Let's do it. KATE What's so special about this overlook? EDEN It's ... well, we'd go there every summer. It became a tradition. KATE We? You and ... EDEN Well, Riley and me. KATE Oh. So you'd just hike there? EDEN It's a pretty hike. KATE And. EDEN It's where we had our first kiss. RILEY We'd hike up here a couple times each summer when you visited, didn't we? EDEN At least. KATE The "view" must really be good. RILEY It depended on how noisy it got as Eden's mom and grandma argued. EDEN They always fought over what was for dinner each night, and who would cook it, and how. KATE Like your mom does when she visits you? EDEN Don't remind me. KATE Hey, how much further? My feet are... well, I didn't bring the best shoes for off-road activities. RILEY We're almost there. RILEY Eden, Kate, come on! KATE Wow. I need to get out more. EDEN How are your feet? KATE Forgotten. RILEY Is it worth it? EDEN Just as I remembered it. RILEY Kate, what do you do? KATE I'm a hair stylist. RILEY That sounds fancy. KATE I cut and style hair. It's really not. But hot air balloons sound amazing. That's what you do, right? RILEY Yeah. EDEN That must do well here. I mean, what a great view to get of the lake, right? RILEY You'd think so. It's been a bit of a slow start. And it's a little pricey, so that makes it hard for the casual or budget-minded tourist. KATE But it's Tahoe! You come here to vacation and burn cash. RILEY People can come up here, hike like we did, and see the view. Maybe that's enough. EDEN You don't believe that, do you? A hot air balloon? That's unique. RILEY Well, yeah. But I can only run tours early in the morning, or in the early evening if I'm lucky. I'm starting to wonder if I need to do something else to live on and make this a side job. EDEN Why can't you run more tours? RILEY Temperature affects how well we can rise. Not to mention wind, which picks up as the day goes on. EDEN Tricky. RILEY But it is fun. You both should come see what it's like. KATE You mean in the air? RILEY Yes. EDEN That'd be fun. EDEN Did you know job listing sites are just scary? KATE Why are you looking at those? EDEN Just in case. KATE You weren't fired. EDEN Look at this. The job description is a full page. I feel like I need a special degree to understand what they're saying. KATE Probably not for you then. EDEN What if I get fired? I mean, going out there, finding a new job, interviewing? I hate all that. KATE I thought you were supposed to be decompressing here, not stressing yourself out about what-ifs. KATE Time to eat anyway. EDEN Thanks. It looks good. KATE So what are we doing tomorrow? EDEN What do you want to do? KATE There's this insanely over-priced spa. Maybe a massage? EDEN No thanks. KATE Why not? It'd help you relax. EDEN I don't like those. Having a stranger rubbing my body creeps me out. I end up feeling more uptight. But you should go ahead. KATE Hmmm. Fine, I'll save that for another day. Oh, what about the hot air balloon thing? EDEN Riley did text me that he has a lastminute tour tomorrow morning. He said he has room for us if we want to go. KATE Want to? EDEN Yeah, that'd be fun. RILEY Looking good. SPENCER Yep. Our group is late though. RILEY Even so, here's the important part. RILEY Good morning! KATE You get up this early for every one of these tours? RILEY You two ready for this? EDEN I guess so. Where's the rest of the group? RILEY Good question. RILEY Excuse me. RILEY Hello, Hot Air Tahoe? EDEN Wow. KATE Yeah. SPENCER Do you two want to step over here in the basket? EDEN Sure. SPENCER I'm Spencer, by the way. I work for Riley. EDEN Hi, Eden. KATE Kate. EDEN So what type of fuel is used to get this to fly? A sort of rocket fuel? SPENCER Nope, propane. EDEN You're kidding. KATE Like the stuff we use to grill? SPENCER The very same. EDEN Who would have thought? RILEY All right. Bye now. RILEY Well, part of their group got sick. We rescheduled them for later this week. SPENCER Ah, come on. EDEN We can go another time. RILEY Nonsense. Everything's set up. Hop in. EDEN Who flies it? RILEY Me. EDEN You? Don't you need a license? RILEY I got one. RILEY You two okay? EDEN Sure. KATE Speak for yourself. RILEY Relax. Enjoy the view. KATE Is it safe up here? RILEY As long as I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing. EDEN Are you? RILEY I haven't crashed anything yet. EDEN What about wind? You said before that wind can-- KATE Are you trying to make me more nervous? EDEN I'm just curious. RILEY I checked the expected weather conditions and we're fine. KATE Expected? RILEY Are you going to open your eyes at all? KATE How far off the ground are we? RILEY Uh, why don't you take a look? KATE Just give me a number. RILEY 15? KATE Feet? RILEY More like yards, but it's not that high. EDEN You weren't kidding. RILEY Wait till you see the lake. KATE Are you, like, steering us over there? RILEY I'm doing my best. KATE Where's the wheel, or whatever? RILEY It doesn't quite work that way. But don't worry. I'll get us there. EDEN You really know how to fly this? RILEY Let's hope so! RILEY I got my pilot's license and was flying regional commuter jets. EDEN Really? RILEY You're surprised? EDEN You always said you wanted to fly, but we were kids then. Things change. RILEY That's true. It got to a point where I never felt at home. I was always in the air and detached from life. I've been happiest here. RILEY What do you think? EDEN All those years coming here--I never saw it like this. EDEN I've always had fond memories of this place, but this--this is the best. RILEY You'll love this then. KATE What? KATE Are we falling? RILEY This is the less impressive side of my little company. KATE Here, I can help-- SPENCER These go over there. EDEN How long have you been in business? RILEY Almost a year. EDEN What's your favorite part about it? RILEY Floating in the balloon, just above the lake's surface. There is nothing as peaceful. It's... pure serenity. EDEN And the worst part of it? RILEY Making a living on it. I'll feel better when things takes off. No pun intended. EDEN You know, I can help with that. RILEY What? EDEN I work in marketing. And it sounds like you need more customers. The whole experience is amazing. It should nearly sell itself once enough people try it out. RILEY You're on vacation here though. EDEN I could use a chance to sharpen my skills. EDEN People can't even tell you're here. RILEY Most people call, so I give them directions. EDEN But you're on a main street with lots of traffic. Your building can be an advertisement. RILEY Sounds expensive. EDEN You don't have to do anything crazy, but this place can work for you. RILEY I don't know how much difference it'll make. EDEN What have you tried, advertisingwise? RILEY A poster here and there around town. I have a website too. EDEN We can do more. If you'll let me help? RILEY You sure you want to get into this? EDEN I want to help you. RILEY All right. Sure. KATE So much for relaxing. EDEN It almost pains me though. I can see he can do so much more and make his business thrive. How can I sit back and ignore that? KATE I guess you really do like marketing. EDEN I want him to succeed. KATE So how do you plan to help? EDEN Well, for starters-- EDEN --he could use some more photos and video on his website. Especially of that view, and the balloon launching. EDEN I bet we can get some social media buzz going too with some simple ads. I know he's nervous about spending a lot but I know some easy stuff that will get the ball rolling. EDEN He definitely needs a sign for his warehouse. KATE That sounds pricey. EDEN A banner might be enough for now. KATE Is that going to be enough though? EDEN You know how you always see a gazillion tour brochures when you stay at a hotel? KATE No, but I don't travel much. EDEN Guests look through those and plan out activities for their stay. We just need to get them to see Riley's Hot Air Tahoe. KATE Riley's going to owe you. RILEY I so owe you. EDEN No you don't. RILEY Yes, I do. This is amazing. EDEN I'm glad you like it. We can still make changes. EDEN I didn't want to put in a big order until you saw it for real. RILEY It looks amazing. Let's print it. EDEN Great! RILEY And then let me take you out to dinner. EDEN Riley, you- RILEY I'm serious. A 'thank-you dinner' is the least I can do. RILEY You never told me why you were taking a break from work. EDEN Oh. That. RILEY Unless you don't want to talk about it. EDEN It's not horrible or anything. I just... well, my boss told me to take some time off so I can come back and do my job better. RILEY Ouch. EDEN Sorry you asked? RILEY From what I've seen, you seem great at your job. EDEN I used to be. But I think this was easier for me because the stakes were... more important, than say, selling sandals. RILEY Ah. Hot air balloon tours are cooler than sandals, so I get it. RILEY Do you like marketing? EDEN I thought I did. You told me flying airplanes lost its appeal for you. I guess we all change. RILEY Maybe. Although, you haven't changed as much as I would have expected. EDEN No? RILEY I can still see the same girl next door. The girl who would steal my shoes out on my porch when they were left out. EDEN That was only because you'd stuff snails in mine. EDEN You always were a bit mischievous. RILEY And you always got me back. EDEN I couldn't let you win. RILEY Of course not. I remember my dad was crazy mad at you for something--what was it? Oh! You burned his collection of baseball cards! EDEN I thought they were yours! Besides, you'd drawn all over my face with a marker when I was camping in the backyard. RILEY Yeah, that was pretty good. EDEN I was so afraid your dad was going to come after me for the burning thing. But he never confronted me about it. RILEY That's because I told him I'd done it. EDEN What? Why? RILEY I didn't want you to get into trouble. And, I was secretly impressed. You one-upped me. EDEN I guess I should be grateful. EDEN Do you ever wonder when it was that we started to grow up? RILEY Maybe when you stopped coming to Tahoe. EDEN Yeah. EDEN Thank you for dinner. RILEY My pleasure. I still owe you though. RILEY Have you been by Mr. Webber's? EDEN Of course. He still remembers my favorite milkshake flavor. RILEY Mine too. EDEN Bananas foster. Oh! Your allergy. RILEY I keep having to remind him so he doesn't get offended when I turn it down. EDEN Let's say hello. I'll trade your bananas fosters for my chocolate brownie if he unknowingly insists. MR WEBBER You two have made my day. Just like old times. EDEN You work too hard here. Don't you have anyone to help? MR WEBBER Oh, a couple of kids work shifts here and there. But this--this is my pride and joy. MR WEBBER And Bananas Foster for you. RILEY I always try to convince Mr. Webber to take a vacation. MR WEBBER Where would I go that's better? MR WEBBER Seeing you two back together again, well, it's the cherry on top. MR WEBBER Ah. Welcome! EDEN Thanks for the milkshakes. RILEY Thank you. EDEN I wouldn't want you to go into some allergic shock here. RILEY More like I break out into hives, but still, not fun. EDEN So, no more bananas or bananas foster. No longer an airline pilot. What else has changed? RILEY I'm a terrible businessman, apparently. EDEN You just need some marketing tips, that's all. RILEY That's a kind way of putting it. Hmm, what more changed... I don't know. Maybe I'm the same at heart. EDEN Did you ever get married? RILEY Nope. I had a girlfriend, a few, I guess. One wanted to get married, but I realized... well, I didn't love her, so.... EDEN Ah. RILEY What about you? EDEN Never married. RILEY Do you remember how we'd sneak out to the lake at night? EDEN Yeah. EDEN On the last night of our trip, the day before my family would drive home. RILEY We'd go to the dock and lay out to watch the stars. And we'd talk about-- EDEN --What we wanted. RILEY And what worried us, anything on our minds. Like starting a new school year, parents fighting,-- EDEN Gossipy friends back home- RILEY Yeah. I remember you wishing more than once that you could stay in Tahoe forever. EDEN Me too. RILEY I miss those talks. EDEN Me too. EDEN Kate, you ready? KATE Yes. Want me to grab you a drink? EDEN I filled up a water bottle. I'm good. KATE How was your dinner with Riley? EDEN Good. KATE Kind of seemed like a date. EDEN No. No, it's not like that. KATE Was it ever? You said you two kissed. EDEN That was one time when we were 17 or something. KATE Okay. I'm just... I don't know. You two seem close. EDEN There were a lot of summers. I mean, sure, we liked each other but we never dated. Really it was just hanging out as teens, and when we were younger, playing on swing sets and monkey bars. KATE Okay. Just wondering. EDEN It's Riley. KATE What's he want? EDEN He's wondering what we're doing today. KATE Do you want to invite him along? EDEN Sure. I'll text him back. RILEY You know the problem with living here? KATE What? RILEY You don't take enough time to enjoy everything that's great about it. EDEN True. It's like me going to the beach back home. KATE You never do. EDEN Yep. Because it's always there. RILEY We better make sure you appreciate this while you're here. RILEY You have sunblock on your face. EDEN You bet I do. KATE There's a line of it. On your cheek. EDEN Oh. EDEN Should I get that? KATE No. EDEN Be right back. KATE Can you explain something to me? RILEY I'll do my best. KATE I grew up in the same house my whole childhood, and even now I don't live far from it. But I can't tell you the name of more than 3 kids I knew back then. RILEY What's the question? KATE Why are you and Eden so close? RILEY I don't know if we still are. But we were, when she was here. Maybe it was... There was this one year. RILEY We were... 12? Thirteen at the most. For her, it was her summer vacation trip, something she looked forward to. She showed up, went straight to the beach, stayed out all day, and was a lobster by night. KATE Really? So that's why she lathers up on sunscreen like crazy? RILEY Because she got burnt till she blistered. Her mom forbade her from going outside the rest of the week, until she recovered sufficiently. Eden could hardly move. I didn't want her to be bored. So I brought over games, ice packs, treats, oh and milkshakes from Mr. Webber's, and I kept her company. Honestly, it was one of my favorite summers. Whether that's the reason we're close or not, I don't know for sure, but... She was always a good friend. EDEN Hi. MICHAEL Hey honey. EDEN Sorry I missed your call. I was out on the water. MICHAEL The water, huh? Are you and Kate having fun? EDEN Yeah, we are. MICHAEL All play and no work. EDEN Actually, I am sort of working. I'm helping out a... neighbor with promoting his business. MICHAEL Good for you! Just don't overdo it. EDEN I won't. What's going on there? MICHAEL Well, I've got good news. EDEN Oh yeah? MICHAEL My boss came to me today and told me I'm being recognized internally at the firm. EDEN That's great! Recognized how? MICHAEL The annual company dinner is coming up, and they always do some awards and what not. This year, I get one, along with a nice little bonus. EDEN That's amazing! You so deserve it. Congratulations. MICHAEL The dinner is at the end of next week. Do you think you can make it? EDEN Of course. MICHAEL Good, you and Kate will be back from your trip by then? EDEN I'll make sure I am. I'm so proud of you. MICHAEL Thanks. I miss you. EDEN Miss you too. MICHAEL Have fun at the lake. EDEN I will. Bye. MICHAEL Bye. RILEY Thanks for inviting me. EDEN Glad you could come. RILEY See you tomorrow? EDEN I'll bring by the flyers from the copy shop. RILEY Sounds good. KATE He's nice. EDEN Yeah. Kate and Eden head toward the family cabin. KATE Is he dating anyone? EDEN Not that he mentioned. KATE Does he know you're dating Michael? EDEN No. It's... it doesn't matter because we're just friends. KATE So your relationship with him, it's simple nostalgia? KATE What's Michael then? EDEN Michael's... wonderful. Supportive. Grown-up. Don't you think? KATE Yes, I agree. EDEN Then what's the problem? KATE Nothing. EDEN Let's just enjoy the trip here. KATE Okay. So you're saying your feelings for Michael aren't changing? EDEN Correct. KATE And your feelings for Riley? SPENCER Wow. You're getting serious about this now. RILEY Let's hope. EDEN Here are addresses of places we can leave the flyers. EDEN Mention my name in case they look at you funny, but I've talked to all these places so we should be good to leave these there. If you have friends with businesses, maybe you can ask about putting one up in a window. SPENCER My cousin runs a bakery. RILEY Best donuts. SPENCER Right? EDEN Perfect. I've got my list-- EDEN So... RILEY Let's get going. EDEN This is a good one. EDEN Enjoy. RILEY Thanks for letting me put this up. Have a good day! RILEY You beat me here. EDEN I figured Mr. Webber would be very supportive. He says you owe him. RILEY Did you finish then? EDEN Yup. You? RILEY Pretty much. EDEN I wonder how long it'll take to see if this is working. I do have some online ads scheduled to start running. I need to check on those stats-- RILEY Whoa, calm down. It'll be fine. EDEN I haven't been this anxious about an ad campaign's performance in a long time. RILEY I doubt that. EDEN I'm serious. I want this to do well for you. RILEY Well, relax. The rest is out of your hands. In fact, maybe it's time you get your mind off work--any work. EDEN How? EDEN We never had chairs out here before. RILEY I don't know about you, but my back probably can't take laying on the dock anymore. EDEN Just like old times. RILEY Yep. EDEN I like being able to see the stars again. RILEY You don't get that back home, huh? EDEN No. RILEY Sometimes I come out here, by myself. It's not the same. EDEN It's probably quieter. RILEY True. But quiet is overrated. EDEN It never feels quiet back home. RILEY You can always come back here then. EDEN I guess so. RILEY You should come here more often. I've missed this. EDEN Me too. RILEY Do you ever think about the last time you were here? RILEY We went on the gondola. EDEN I remember. My stomach didn't like it. RILEY I thought about that when we went on the hot air balloon ride. I wasn't sure if it was a heights-thing. EDEN More a rocking back and forth thing. RILEY Afterwards, we went on a hike. EDEN To our favorite spot. RILEY Yeah. It was overcast that day. But I was determined we'd go. I wanted to see...how you felt about me. EDEN We kissed. That stayed with me for...awhile. RILEY Me too. EDEN When I went back home, I ... I wrote you a letter. RILEY You did? EDEN I never sent it. But I thought about you. RILEY What did the letter say? EDEN Oh, you know. RILEY Come on. Tell me. EDEN I wrote that I wished I lived here and wasn't far away, so I could see you more. It said that I ... missed you. RILEY I've missed you. RILEY And I've wished, every time I've come out on this dock, that I could see you more. KATE You kissed him? EDEN Does that make me a horrible person? KATE No, of course not. But you need to come clean. EDEN What? Why? KATE Because he deserves to know. EDEN Are we talking about Riley or Michael? KATE Both. EDEN Yes, we kissed but it was a spur of the moment thing. I'm with Michael, and Riley is... KATE What? What is he? EDEN A nice memory. But it can't lead anywhere. KATE Do you want it to? KATE Look, you're all conflicted about should you have or should you not have kissed him, but the fact is you did. You don't know what you want-- EDEN I didn't say that-- KATE And that's fine, but you can't move forward without letting go of Riley or Michael. EDEN I... I don't have anything figured out. I feel more confused now than when I came. I still don't know what's up with my job, and ... I'm a mess. KATE No, you're not. But if you don't figure this out, you will be. SPENCER Hey, Mr. Webber called for you. RILEY He did? SPENCER I have things here under control, but you better go see him. He said it was an urgent freezer emergency, and he was calling in a favor. RILEY All right.... MR WEBBER The ice cream is no good like this. More like soup. RILEY When did the freezer quit? MR WEBBER I came in this morning and tried it out, only to get this runny mess. RILEY Well, let me see what I can find. RILEY Huh. It's drawing power. Could be something with the compressor. Or maybe some wiring somewhere else. MR WEBBER I hope I don't have to replace the whole thing. I had to replace the stove two years ago. RILEY I'll do my best. MR WEBBER No pressure on you, Riley. I'm just talking to myself. I'm sure grateful you could come out. RILEY Happy to. MR WEBBER I didn't interrupt your day too much, did I? RILEY No, quiet morning. MR WEBBER Oh. Those flyers I keep seeing everywhere aren't working? RILEY Not yet. MR WEBBER Hmm. Make sure to enjoy the quiet times. Things will pick up and you'll be wishing for them. RILEY Thanks. MR WEBBER You see much of your neighbor? RILEY Yes, we've spent time together. MR WEBBER You should take her on a proper date. MR WEBBER All I see is people "hanging out." Never understood that term since it makes you sound like a bunch of monkeys in a tree. RILEY It's less risky that way. MR WEBBER Nothing risked, nothing gained. I always thought you two suited. RILEY Well, we never took that step. Our lives went in different directions. MR WEBBER And have ended right back here. RILEY For now. It's temporary. MR WEBBER You want it to not be so "temporary," don't you? MR WEBBER Get to it then. MR WEBBER Oh! You fixed it! RILEY Is this what is normally sounds like? MR WEBBER Yep! RILEY Okay then. EDEN Hey Kate? EDEN "Gone for that massage. I'll be back in time for dinner. Kate." EDEN Reese. What do you want while I'm on my forced vacation? EDEN "Hope your break is going well. Could use your perspective on a project when you have a moment. Looking forward to you coming back." EDEN Not yet. MICHAEL Eden! Hi. EDEN Hi. Sorry, am I interrupting? MICHAEL I have a few minutes. How are you? EDEN I'm okay. MICHAEL Uh oh. EDEN I guess it's a good thing. Um, Reese emailed me. It sounds like he wants me back. MICHAEL Fantastic! EDEN Uh, yeah. MICHAEL So are you coming back sooner? EDEN Um, I'm trying to decide. It's been nice out here. MICHAEL I bet. Tahoe sounds like a great place. Well, I say take whatever time, but don't forget about my company dinner. EDEN Right. No problem. I'll be back for it. MICHAEL Thanks. Hey, and great news about Reese. I knew it would work out. EDEN Yeah, it's--it's good. Um, anyway, I'll talk to you later. MICHAEL Thanks for calling. EDEN Yeah. Bye. MICHAEL Bye. EDEN I need to get out. EDEN When did we get these? EDEN Thanks for coming with me. RILEY Happy to. EDEN I don't know when my parents got these. This wasn't really a thing when we were kids. RILEY You're making us sound old. EDEN It looked neat, and I figure I'm here, so I should try it. RILEY I'm glad you called me. EDEN Don't tell me; you do this every weekend. RILEY Nope. Every other weekend. EDEN What's the secret? RILEY Trust yourself? EDEN Gee, thanks. RILEY Tighten your stomach? I think that's supposed to help your balance. EDEN Okay, I think... EDEN I think I got it. RILEY Good. Then use the oar to move around. EDEN This is so cool. RILEY You're never going to want to go back. EDEN I got an email from my boss today. RILEY And? EDEN He's asking for my input on things. And he said he's looking forward to me coming back soon. RILEY Oh. Isn't that good? EDEN Yeah, I guess it is good. It's always good to be missed, but ... I'm finding I don't miss it. At all. RILEY Maybe it's time for a career change. EDEN Too scary. RILEY I did it. So can you. EDEN You're still flying. RILEY And you can still market. But I don't know if you actually want that. What do you like to do? EDEN It's not that I don't like marketing. There's a thrill to it sometimes, or a pride I take in it.... RILEY How so? EDEN Like when I figure the best way to bring out what makes something great. It's a puzzle, but when it comes together... RILEY You do like marketing. EDEN I think I'd miss it. RILEY So what's wrong? Is it what you're working on? EDEN You always do better at something if you believe in it, so that could be it. I wish I had time to figure it out. RILEY So tell your boss you're not ready. EDEN Then I risk him rethinking and firing me. And if I'm not sure... RILEY You don't want to let go of one branch without a grip on another one. EDEN Exactly. RILEY As I see it, you have three options. EDEN I do? RILEY Yep. First one, go back to your old, unexciting job. EDEN Next option please. RILEY Second, come work for me as a poorly paid marketer. RILEY Hey, I'm all for you sticking around here. RILEY Can't blame me for trying. EDEN And the third option? RILEY Do nothing. RILEY Take your time. You don't have to make a choice now or next week. EDEN I do have to make a choice eventually. RILEY But when you're ready, and when you've had time to possibly discover new options. EDEN If the hot air balloon thing doesn't work out, you could be a career advisor. RILEY Let's hope it doesn't come to that. KATE What's going on? EDEN What? Nothing. KATE What did you just read about? EDEN Ah.... EDEN Chess? Fine, I don't know. KATE Come on, tell me. EDEN It's nothing. KATE Really? EDEN I'm just thinking. KATE About? EDEN If I tell you, you're just going to lecture me. KATE I don't do that! KATE Seriously, I won't. I promise. EDEN Fine. Riley kind of...insinuated he wants me to stay here. KATE Wow. Gutsy. Is that even tempting? KATE It is? EDEN It shouldn't be, right? I have my life back home, my job--sort of--and what he's saying is a huge change. KATE Not just job and home, but... relationship-wise too. EDEN I know. And that's crazy. Michael is-- KATE Amazing, supportive, stable? EDEN Exactly. Why would I let go of that? KATE You have to decide before this gets out of hand. EDEN It's not that bad. KATE Yet. But someone is going to get hurt. EDEN You worried about me? KATE More about Riley or Michael. Michael's going to be heart-broken. EDEN Riley was talking about deciding what I want for my job, and he said I don't have to make a decision. Maybe it's the same here. I need to put this aside and just enjoy the time we have left here. KATE It sounds like good advice but you still have to be careful not to hurt them. Or yourself. Okay? EDEN Okay. SPENCER And the card's expiration date? All right, you're set for Monday, party of 5.Yes, sure thing. See you then. RILEY Party of 5? SPENCER The phone's been ringing all morning. We have every day booked for the next two weeks. RILEY Are you serious? That's amazing! SPENCER Your friend really got things rolling. I'm going to get things prepped for tomorrow's tour. RILEY Hot Air Tahoe, can I help you? EDEN Thanks. RILEY Guess how many calls we had yesterday? EDEN How many? RILEY Thirty-three-- no, it was more than that. I lost count. I haven't had to answer the phone that often per hour, ever. EDEN But are people booking? RILEY Yes! That's the crazy thing! I'm starting to wonder if we should raise prices. EDEN You probably could, but wait for a bit. I don't want this to be an initial rush with no continued traffic from customers. RILEY Look at you, talking all businesslike. EDEN Have you set up appointment booking online? RILEY I asked Spencer to, six months ago. It's not going well. EDEN I'm going to send you a link for a site that handles that. It's very affordable and saves you from having to answer the phone all day. RILEY Excellent. RILEY What are you working on? EDEN Web ads. What do you think? RILEY It looks. EDEN What? RILEY Legitimate. EDEN Well, good, because you are. RILEY I feel professional, and I'm not even doing the work. You are. EDEN You won't want to run the same ad all the time though, so I'm giving you a few options. RILEY What for? EDEN To change it up for seasons, holidays, stuff like that. RILEY Got it. Eden saves files to a USB drive and hands it to Riley. EDEN There you go. RILEY I don't know what I'm going to do without you. EDEN I think you'll do fine. RILEY I'd rather not find out. Any chance you'll stay? EDEN You can get anyone to help you with this stuff. Don't worry; it's not like your business will lose out. RILEY It's not my business I'm worried about losing. RILEY So what do you have planned for the rest of your stay here? KATE I have new clients coming out of nowhere, trying to get on my schedule. I'm going to have to work 10 hours a day when I get back. EDEN Hey, it's good to be in demand, right? KATE I guess. I'm still dreading it. EDEN Me too. When are your next appointments? KATE Monday. Are you going back to work then too? EDEN I'm still figuring that out. RILEY Okay, all set. SPENCER I'm going to bed early. I've been used to sleeping in. RILEY I'd say I'm sorry but no sleep means work and a paycheck. SPENCER I'll take it. RILEY Eden mentioned we should do something to encourage customers to leave reviews. SPENCER Like a follow-up email or something? Or we could give out a free t-shirt for every good review? RILEY Bribery probably isn't the best way to go. I'll ask her for some ideas on that. SPENCER Is she staying? RILEY I don't know. I'd like her to, but... SPENCER What? RILEY It's ... too early to tell. SPENCER You two dating? RILEY Too early to tell. SPENCER Sounds like you have a lot to clear up. SPENCER See you bright and early. RILEY Yeah, thanks. See you, Spencer. KATE This is about done. EDEN Great- The doorbell rings. EDEN I got it. EDEN Michael? MICHAEL Eden. MICHAEL I kept thinking about your call, and about Tahoe and seeing you, and it dawned on me: why not come for the weekend at least? EDEN I'm... glad you're here. EDEN Riley. KATE Michael! MICHAEL Hi Kate. EDEN Um, hey, this is Michael. My boyfriend. MICHAEL Hi. RILEY Good to meet you. MICHAEL Nice flowers. RILEY Yeah. They're for Eden, and Kate, as a thank you for their help with my business. MICHAEL Oh, you're the neighbor Eden's been helping. RILEY Uh, I guess so. KATE You didn't have to do that. RILEY I know, but... yeah. KATE Um, dinner's ready. MICHAEL Oh great. I'm starving. MICHAEL Nice tan! KATE Thanks. RILEY I just wanted to drop those off. EDEN Riley, I didn't know-- RILEY The response to the flyers and everything has been great. We're getting more business. So, thanks. EDEN Riley-- RILEY You have company. Goodnight, Eden. MICHAEL Is everything all right? EDEN Sure. EDEN You were right. KATE I'm sorry. I don't like being right. At least not with this. EDEN Do you think I should tell Michael about Riley? KATE I think you could. EDEN I don't want to hurt him too. KATE I think he would understand. But... it's more urgent you talk to Riley. EDEN I should have told you about Michael. I didn't mean to keep that from you. RILEY I don't have any right to be upset. It's your life. And...we're just old friends. EDEN You're more than that. RILEY But not enough. EDEN That's not true. RILEY Isn't it? RILEY It's okay. It's... I've enjoyed seeing you again. EDEN Me too. RILEY And my business -- I think I have a real shot now, thanks to you. EDEN I'm glad. I ... thanks for letting me help. And for being my friend. MR WEBBER Here you go. EDEN Thanks. MR WEBBER Better get that to Riley before it melts. EDEN Oh, it's not for him. EDEN I'm going to miss these. MR WEBBER So you're leaving? EDEN Yeah. It's been wonderful, but too bad it's just temporary. MR WEBBER Not all of it is temporary. How you feel here--that stays with you. EDEN I should let you go. MR WEBBER Eden. MR WEBBER If you go back, what do you leave behind here? Thanks, Mr. Webber. EDEN How are all the tax deadlines? MICHAEL I'm chopping away at them, bit by bit. It's nice not to be in the office. Breath of fresh air, and all that. EDEN Yeah. MICHAEL I should have come sooner. MICHAEL You asked and I made excuses. EDEN You're busy. I understand that. MICHAEL But I was talking to Kate, and she helped me see how upsetting the last couple of weeks have been for you. EDEN I don't know if I'd say upsetting... MICHAEL Nerve-wracking? Either way, I should have been here. EDEN Oh. MICHAEL What is it? EDEN Reese. He wants to make sure I can attend an all-hands meeting Tuesday. MICHAEL Wow, he really wants you back. He's seen what life's like around the office without you and doesn't like it. I'm so glad this all worked out. EDEN Me too. EDEN This is everything, right? KATE Yep. I double-checked. Even under the furniture. EDEN You're thorough. Eden puts the bags in the trunk of her car. MICHAEL Ready? EDEN Yeah, I just need to lock up. RILEY Hey. EDEN Hi. We're leaving. Work and all.... RILEY So you're going back to it? EDEN Yeah. RILEY I hope it works out then. EDEN Thanks. EDEN I should go. RILEY Next time you come, you should stop by the shop. You can see if we're following your advice well or not. EDEN I definitely will. Goodbye, Riley. RILEY Bye, Eden. MICHAEL Want me to drive? EDEN Uh, sure. Thanks. REESE All right, I know we normally divide up assignments here, and we'll get to that but I want to start with some news. Good news. REESE We've just signed two brand new clients: Castle Vacuums and MinFloral Air Freshners. REESE Right? This is great for us. REESE They're eager to hit the ground running, so let's get to work ASAP. Bobbi-- REESE You're going to oversee Castle Vacuums. And Eden-- REESE You up for MinFloral? EDEN Absolutely. REESE Excellent. EDEN Come in! MICHAEL Hey. How was work today? EDEN Good. MICHAEL Did you cook? EDEN A new client's product. MinFloral Air Freshner. MICHAEL MinFloral? EDEN I think it's because the scent is pure minerals, added with floral scents. I at first thought "Min" referred to "mini," but this isn't that small. MICHAEL Interesting. EDEN Yeah. MICHAEL So, I wanted to plan out Friday's dinner. EDEN What time is it at? MICHAEL For once, I'm thinking I should be early, so would you mind if I picked you up at 5:30? EDEN I'll be ready. MICHAEL Great. EDEN What's the dress? MICHAEL I'm wearing a suit and a new tie. EDEN A new tie, even! EDEN I'll make sure I don't embarrass you then. MICHAEL Thanks. REESE How's it coming together? EDEN Good. The market survey I put together comes back tomorrow. It'll help finetune what I'm going to present. REESE I can't wait to see it. MR WEBBER Riley. How are you? RILEY I wanted to check on that freezer. Is it working all right? MR WEBBER Ever since you fixed it. It might have a few years left, thanks to you. RILEY Good. MR WEBBER What can I get you? RILEY Oh nothing, thanks. I was just passing by and wanted to check in. MR WEBBER How's that business going? I keep seeing your balloon floating around in the mornings. RILEY It's been popular lately. MR WEBBER Good, good. Have you heard from Eden? RILEY Um, no. Not since she went back home. MR WEBBER You could call her, you know. RILEY I think she's moved on. I'm her past. RILEY And that's okay. As long as she's happy. MR WEBBER You're a good kid, you know that? KATE Are you nervous about the pitch? EDEN No. Not really. Maybe I should be, because then I'd come across as excited about it. KATE I'll admit, air fresheners are pretty dull. EDEN Yep. KATE Could you ask Reese for a different assignment? EDEN It was this or vacuums. KATE Wow. EDEN It's fine. It's work, right? KATE You know, you could still make a change. EDEN What do you mean? KATE You know... quit your job. EDEN I can't. KATE You just... You don't seem happy to be back. KATE And maybe it's not just because of the job. EDEN Imagine. You feel the migraine coming on. The weight of the world is constantly on your shoulders. But whether you're at work or at home, MinFloral can be a sanctuary and a shield. Let the natural mineral aromas lift your spirit, invigorate your body, and ward off the stressors that come from every direction. Images of the product are superimposed over images and video of FIELDS OF FLOWERS, WATERFALLS, a PERSON SNIFFING the MinFloral vase, and a HOT AIR BALLOON in the sky. EDEN In an array of award-winning and inventive scents, MinFloral is the element you're missing to feel stronger and renewed. EDEN MinFloral. Mineral Ingredients. Floral Scents. Fresher life. VIVIAN I like it. What type of ad campaigns do you see being most effective for MinFloral? EDEN The standard for the air freshener industry is print-based, but I think that's outdated. I want to get you on video in the coupon and shopping apps, as well as targeted campaigns in the online and broadcast space. Targeted to your demographic, of course. VIVIAN I love it. One question though. I don't think the hot air balloon fit. Eden looks taken aback. She turns to the screen where her presentation is still being projected. The hot air balloon image is next to the superimposed MinFloral freshener. EDEN Oh. REESE Eden? EDEN Ah, that's easy to leave out, but I was going for a parallel of the fresh open air, like when you're in a hot air balloon. VIVIAN Oh. REESE All ads will get your final approval before we run, so don't worry about anything that seems out of place. EDEN Right. VIVIAN Okay. REESE If we hurry, we can get these locked in while ad inventory is high. I think we'll be able to negotiate better placements now rather than waiting for too long. VIVIAN That sounds sensible. REESE You had me slightly worried with the hot air balloon thing, but you handled it great. EDEN Thanks. REESE There's a lot to do in a short time on MinFloral, but I think you can do it if you're willing to put in some extra time. And then I have a plant fertilizer client that I want to assign to you. EDEN Plant fertilizer? REESE The landscape and gardening industry's number 3 company. They're aggressively trying to take the lead. REESE So, I'll add that to your accounts. EDEN Actually.... EDEN Maybe you should give that to someone else. REESE What do you mean? EDEN I mean... maybe you should give all my accounts to someone else. MICHAEL Hi- EDEN I just walked in the door. I'm so sorry; I'll hurry. MICHAEL Okay. MICHAEL The freeway's going to be a mess right now. I think we can make up the time on another route. EDEN Good. MICHAEL Long day at work? EDEN Sort of. I quit my job today. MICHAEL You did? EDEN Yep. MICHAEL Are... are you all right with that? That's kind of sudden, isn't it? What are you going to do? EDEN I don't know yet. But I wasn't happy. MICHAEL Maybe you should think it over. You could talk to Reese again Monday. EDEN No, it's fine. Really. MICHAEL Okay. If you say so. MICHAEL I didn't know your job made you so unhappy. EDEN I don't think it's just my job though. MICHAEL What do you mean? MICHAEL All this time... EDEN I know. I think you're an amazing friend. MICHAEL You are too. I guess we weren't really in love with each other. EDEN It was comfortable. MICHAEL And we let it go on. EDEN Yeah. MICHAEL When did you figure this out? EDEN Since I've been back, but... I guess it started in Tahoe. There was this friend there. Riley. EDEN And I realized what I felt for him was different than what I feel for you. MICHAEL Ah. EDEN You're not upset, are you? MICHAEL No. I have something to tell you too. You and I started dating but as it went on, we spent time with each other's friends. A lot of time, and I started to ... EDEN Kate! MICHAEL Yeah. And I couldn't bring myself to tell either of you. I would hate myself if that ever got between you two. You're such good friends. EDEN I get it. But I want you, and Kate, to be happy. MICHAEL You do? EDEN Definitely. MICHAEL This day has gone very differently than I thought. EDEN For me too. Oh! EDEN The dinner! MICHAEL It's okay-- EDEN You can still make it. KATE Eden! What's going on? EDEN Go put on a nice dress. KATE What? Why?! EDEN Because you're going to a dinner party to honor Michael. KATE What--I am? EDEN Yes. MICHAEL Hi Kate. KATE Michael. Eden, seriously, what-- EDEN There's not a lot of time, but to sum it up, Michael and I broke up, and Michael has secretly loved you for awhile now, and as I think about it more and more, you love him too, and I couldn't be happier for you both. KATE What?! EDEN Think about it. Even in Tahoe, you were worried about me, yes, but you didn't want Michael to get hurt. You've been an amazing friend to me. But I don't want you to miss out on something special with him. EDEN Speaking of special--his company dinner thing started five minutes ago. MICHAEL What do you think, Kate? Will you come with me? Be my date? KATE What will you do? EDEN I have no idea. Don't worry about it. MICHAEL Eden. EDEN Go. Have fun. RILEY You all have a good day. SPENCER How was it? RILEY Fine. No wind really. SPENCER Good. RILEY Did the no-show come while we were in the air? SPENCER Nope. I guess they forgot. SPENCER Who's that? RILEY If it's the no-show-- SPENCER Maybe they got the time wrong. RILEY Wait... EDEN Did I miss the tour? RILEY That was you? EDEN I drove as fast as I could to get here. RILEY Sorry. You missed it. EDEN That's too bad. RILEY You know, normally there's no refunds, but... maybe I could take you up for a private tour another day, if you're going to be in town for awhile. EDEN I am. And I'd like that. Maybe I'll even leave you a good review. RILEY I didn't think you were coming back. EDEN It's like you said; I needed time to figure it out, for myself. RILEY And have you? EDEN I think so. RILEY I'm glad. Because I didn't want to wait another 10 or 15 years to see you again. EDEN Me neither. EDEN I had two resorts here contact me about running a marketing push for them. RILEY I'm not surprised. EDEN I think I'll pick one of them to work on. RILEY Good for you. EDEN Nice, huh? This working for yourself idea isn't bad. RILEY See why I like it? EDEN Yes. I do. EDEN I really do.