This is a love story, not
an investigation. [LAUGHS]
You're not coming?
No, I've got to get back to the
farm first thing in the morning.
[DING!]
JOE: Oh, I really wanted
to kiss you just now.
I'm so very sorry to
leave you hanging.
Can I make it up to you with a
trip to my shack next weekend?
Did the farmer
finally text you back?
Oscar J from my class kissed
me but my foot didn't go up.
That's how you know.
[BOTH LAUGH]
BIRDIE: Everything alright?
I'll follow as soon as I
find out what's going on.
- Will you?
- Yes.
JOE: Mary's arrived at the
hospital and made a scene,
abusing the nurses.
It's terrible for the children.
I need to be here
to protect them
while the meds
level her out again.
It's the middle of the night.
God, remind me not
to mess with you.
- Don't mess with me.
- I'm not messing with you. Hey!
I've been on
medication for anxiety
for a few years now.
Well, soon you won't need
any of that stuff anymore.
I think you need
to get realistic
about what's still out there.
For the initial...
JOE: Sometimes my
mind is pure chaos,
and I shouldn't
take it out on you.
I love you.
I love you too.
I do really want to be
a part of your life.
I'm sorry I doubted you.
[CLICKING]
[CLICKING]
[CLICKING]
[CLICKING]
BIRDIE'S MOTHER: Oh, that's
me, the day I left for the UK.
Oh! Look at me, Birdie!
Waiting for my life to begin.
And the time I met your father.
There he was, standing
in the kitchen.
The rest is history.
[LAUGHS] Oh, Lord Howe Island!
Oh, the man in action!
Oh, this was before he proposed.
You'd think it was after,
by how happy we look.
That was after, obviously.
Oh...
Look at the way
he's looking at me.
- It was love...
- Love at first sight.
You never know when
you'll meet the one.
But... how will I know?
MOTHER: You'll just know.
But what if I miss out?
WOMAN: You were
talking about Susan.
Oh, yeah, well, it's just...
Text messages, just...
don't have any nuance.
There's... There's no context.
I mean, what did she mean?
"Run", like, "Run away," or...
"Run. Ha-ha.
"We're actually friends," and...
if I ask her for more info,
then, I'll look desperate.
Or if...
I ask him...
I'll look crazy.
Either way...
I don't want to f*ck it up.
How would you f*ck it up?
Well, it's hard
not to be paranoid
when he doesn't turn up
when he says he will.
He cancels at the last minute,
and it just makes me feel...
Well, it makes me...
I act...
I just... I act crazy.
And I feel like I'm in a
relationship with my phone.
I know he's busy.
He's... He's got so much on,
with his divorce,
and the kids, and...
his business, and the farm.
I just sit there,
at home, overthinking.
[SIGHS]
I just...
I'm so close.
So close.
I just want to get
through this mess, and...
hold it together.
What does trust
look like to you?
I don't know. [STAMMERS]
What do you mean? To...
To trust that I can...
To trust that I'm enough?
That I'm not defective?
You're not defective.
My mum thinks I am.
My dad just wanted
me to be happy.
MAN: Not the honeymoon
pictures again!
MOTHER: Oh, she loves hearing
the story of how we met.
It's romantic.
Well, this week, I want you
to dig into the idea of trust
a bit further.
What are some milestones
you can work towards
to build mutual trust?
I...
would like to introduce him
to my family and friends.
I think...
I'd love to meet his children.
COUNSELLOR: Meeting
children is...
Well, you need to respect that
the family dynamic
can be difficult.
Bring it back to what
YOU can control -
trusting Joe.
It's not a world
you're familiar with,
so it's going to throw
you a few surprises, yeah?
- It sounds simplistic.
- [PEN SCRATCHES]
But you just might
have to trust Joe.
[RUMBLING]
[RUMBLING]
[RUMBLING]
[RUMBLING]
[RUMBLING]
[PHONE RINGS]
Hi, Mum, I've just
booked the restaurant.
I sent you an email.
MOTHER: It doesn't
say which table.
I mean, did you get
the SPECIAL table?
- I forgot.
- Oh! I'll ring them myself.
Oh, no, it's OK,
Mum. I can call them.
No, well, the seating matters.
I mean, he always said you
pay to see and be seen.
Hey, how did that interview
with the soup van lady go?
Tina? I was too late.
She passed away before
I could interview her.
Oh...
Now I've got to find
a way to tell Virginia
I can't write the story.
Well, you might not have to. I
heard a rumour she's leaving.
Really? Where to?
- Are they making cuts?
- I don't know.
VIRGINIA: Morning.
- Hey, Peg, can I see you?
- Yeah.
You good for the
offal guy tomorrow?
Oh, yeah.
You want offal? Come to
the courthouse with me.
[DING!]
[LINE RINGS]
JOE: Yes?
Working hard or hardly working?
JOE: No, I'm just
down at the local pub
with some of my farm mates.
We've, uh, we've
fixed the fence.
BIRDIE: Ah, how are the sheep?
Did you find out
who sabotaged it?
JOE: No, it's an
ongoing investigation.
But I can think of things
I'd rather be investigating.
Ooh!
Hey, I'm thinking of
heading back to the city
for the weekend.
What are you doing?
Ah, it's my mum's wedding
anniversary on Saturday night.
JOE: Oh.
But, um, other than that,
I'm... I'm totally free.
JOE: Yeah?
Oh, that's a shame.
I thought you might have
liked to have, um...
Oh, never mind, never
mind. You're busy.
What?
JOE: Well, you know, I was
thinking I could take you out
for romantic twilight drinks
on my boat that night.
The re-upholstery
for the Blue Loon's
supposed to be finished by then.
I thought it'd be nice.
Oh, can we go Sunday?
I mean, I just... I
can't shift this dinner.
No, Sunday's no
good, I'm afraid.
I'm seeing my kids on Sunday.
It's just, it's Mum's first
anniversary since dad died,
and, um, we're going to
their special restaurant.
JOE: Mmm.
JOE: Ooh, why not
bring them along?
I mean, I don't mind.
I mean, who doesn't love a
twilight pleasure cruise?
I'll get some nibbles for us.
Joe, I can literally
do any other time.
JOE: Alright, well, um,
how about I see if
they can squeeze us in
tomorrow morning, then?
OK, that could work.
I... I just have some
interviews in the afternoon.
JOE: Alright, got it.
Yeah, I know you're
curious to see her.
- Am I?
- Yes, you are. [LAUGHS]
OK.
JOE: Alrighty, well,
I'll pick you up at, say,
Um, you'll have to
excuse my rustic smell.
I'll be coming
straight from the farm.
Alright, I'll see you at 8.
[DING!]
JOE: The workshop just called.
Annoying - the boat's not quite
ready for us to take her out.
[DING!]
JOE: Waiting for the
caulking near the bow to dry.
It'll be a couple of hours.
I'll give them a call in a bit,
see if we can pop
down this arvo.
I thought there would
be a good symmetry
between a horse,
and ba*ls and semen.
- Mmm.
- Would you agree?
Sure.
Pretty big, huh?
You have to reveal it.
Well, that's a good trick.
[CHUCKLES] It's not a trick.
That's breakfast.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[DING!]
JOE: Ooh, yes, please.
Any chance you can pop down
to the workshop right now?
I'm here with the kids.
- Are you ready to taste?
- Oh, sure.
Smoked ram's testicles,
cooked in cream and
single-malt whiskey,
and seared fish semen.
Mm. Very reproductive.
You're not one of those
Weet-Bix girls, are you?
Mmm.
Now I know you
swallow. [TAPS BENCH]
[PHONE RINGS]
- Hi.
- JOE: Hey!
Hey, Birdie, what's the matter?
Well, um...
- Nothing, I'm just...
- Is this a bad time?
No, I just... I haven't
heard from you. I...
Yeah, Birdie, you should
tell me when you're anxious.
I... I'm not anxious.
I just...
You...
You didn't respond
to my message.
JOE: Birdie, I will share
everything with you.
OK? Look, we've all
got our own things.
I mean, you've...
you've got your anxiety.
OK.
JOE: And I've got a
whole life before you.
- [LAUGHS]
- JOE: Why are you so distant?
Because you didn't
respond to my message.
- What message?
- This morning.
JOE: Well, I told you
I was with my kids.
I have to be present
when I'm with them.
Of course...
Hey, Birdie, why are
you pushing me away?
- I'm not!
- OK, well, when can I see you?
Whenever you want!
JOE: OK, alright,
EXCEPT Saturday night.
[EXHALES]
JOE: You know, when I was
hoping to meet your family.
No, no, you're right.
Look, it's...
probably too soon to meet them.
Is it?
Yeah, look, I'm
being cautious too.
Well, I... I'm not being...
You know what? I've
got a deadline, Joe.
- Just don't worry about it.
- Hey, hey, hey...
Before you go, can
you listen to this?
I went to the woods because I
wished to live deliberately,
to front only the
essential facts of life,
and see if I could not
learn what it had to teach
and not, when I came to die,
discover I had not lived.
- Is that Walden?
- Very good.
Thoreau's masterpiece
on the simple life.
Hey, which one do you
think I should get framed
for Harry's birthday,
the woods or...
We need the tonic of wildness.
At the same time that
we're earnest to explore
and learn all things,
we require that all things be
mysterious and unexplorable,
that land and sea be
indefinitely wild,
unsurveyed and unfathomed
by us because unfathomable,
We can never have
enough of nature.
It is something to be able
to paint a particular picture
or to carve a statue
and so to make a few
objects beautiful,
but it is far more
glorious to carve and paint
the very atmosphere and
medium through which we look,
which, morally, we can do,
to affect the
quality of the day.
[CRUNCH!]
JOE: This is the
highest of arts.
MOTHER: Yes, Birdie,
what do you want?
Oh! Mm.
I was thinking that
instead of the restaurant
we could do something
even more special.
MOTHER: What, more special than
a dinner at our
favourite restaurant?
What could be more special?
Well, Joe has suggested that
he could pick us
all up on Saturday.
MOTHER: What? Why?
No, no, no, it's
a really nice idea
that we could all go,
and he would host us on his
boat for twilight drinks.
MOTHER: His boat?
No, no, we're going
to Bistro Ginette.
Dad loved the water.
I... I thought it was fitting.
I mean, it's a
very special boat.
It's a vintage pleasure boat.
MOTHER: But what about all
our memories with your father
at Ginette?
We could make some
new memories, Mum.
MOTHER: What? Without
your father, you mean?
No, I... I didn't mean that.
- Oh.
- Just... Just wait.
[MOTHER SIGHS]
[PHONE ALERT]
- I've just sent you a photo.
- Mm-hm.
- It's really fancy.
- OK.
- Please.
- Just... leave it with me.
I mean, it's a generous offer.
- And...
- Mm-hm.
I really want you to meet him.
- OK.
- Please.
MOTHER: Talk later.
BIRDIE: Hi. I just
sent you a text.
Good news - we're
on for Saturday.
Everyone's very
excited, and so am I.
I can't wait for you
to meet them all.
Can we talk details?
Bye.
[PHONE RINGS]
Hi. Did you get my message?
JOE: Uh, no, what message?
Oh...
We're on for Saturday. It's
great news. For the boat.
JOE: Terrific.
Yeah, it took a bit
to convince Mum,
but everyone thinks it's a
really generous invitation.
- Thank you.
- Oh, that's great.
So I was just wondering where
we're going to meet and...
JOE: Uh-huh, alright,
well, let me think.
Um...
- Joe?
- Probably the...
[BEEPING]
[PHONE RINGS]
- Oh, hello.
- JOE: Hey!
I'm sorry, it's bad
reception out here.
Oh, well, did you hear me?
About Saturday. I've
cancelled the restaurant.
JOE: Yeah, it's fantastic news.
- Very exciting.
- Good.
Um, well, when and where?
Alright, well, say, um...
Say 4pm, I'll pick
you up on the Yarra.
A friend has a jetty.
Unfortunately mine's under
repair at the moment,
so I'll send you the directions.
Looking forward to it.
Ah, happy anniversary.
It's casual, is it?
Yeah, it's casual.
Put them in water. You can't
take flowers on a boat.
- Oh, OK.
- [SIGHS]
I'll be back in a minute.
[MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY]
Whose house is this?
Oh, it's just a friend of Joe's.
JOE: Directions.
Just through here.
JOE: Go through the
gate. It should be open.
Don't close the gate.
Oh, don't let it...
Doesn't matter.
If it's closed, ring me and
I'll give you the passcode.
Is this legal?
Don't you think the restaurant
would have been more
appropriate for the occasion?
Oh, please behave, Mum.
I'm trying not to scare him off.
[LAUGHS] You don't need
us to scare him off.
JOE: Head down the
side, past the pool.
- What happened there?
- JOE: Don't ask.
Council bullshit, long story.
Council bullshit, long story.
JOE: You'll see
the lavender ahead.
Just follow the path as it
snakes towards the left.
Allow the lavender
to lead you forth.
And there'll be a
little jetty down there.
Hang tight for a bit,
and I'll be able to
swing the Blue Loon in
and scoop you up from there.
MOTHER: So, what now?
Well, we wait.
Enjoy the view, Mum.
- [DING!]
- I have to go, Tovey.
Can you wait? It'll...
He won't be long.
JOE: Haa... I'm on my way.
Is it bad that I'm nervous
to meet your family?
I want to make a
good impression.
He's on his way. He's
leaving the slip now.
TOVEY: How long do
you think he'll be?
- Three minutes.
- TOVEY: Three minutes...
[DING!]
The bend in the river -
look out, I'm coming round it.
I'm dying to see
you in the flesh.
RORY: Don't watch me.
Nobody's watching you.
Is it an unusual choice
for a new boyfriend
to host an anniversary
for a couple he doesn't know,
one of whom has passed away?
I mean, it's a bit grim.
I don't think it's grim.
I think it's generous.
MOTHER: You don't think
it's a bit, you know, showy?
It's not a showy boat, it's
vintage. He's restoring it.
He just wants a simple life.
MOTHER: Has he sent an update?
Just a few more minutes.
MOTHER: Yes, we just said
that a few minutes ago.
Well, I'll call him and
see how long it'll be.
I thought it was closer.
[LINE RINGS]
[RECORDING] Hi, you've
reached Joe Burt.
Please leave a message and I'll
get back to you when I can.
[BEEP]
[EXHALES]
- [CORK POPS]
- MOTHER: Oh!
- What are you doing?
- Yes! Oh...
It's my special
day. I'm thirsty.
Anton?
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
[GLASS CLINKS]
To your darling father.
Not a prince by birth,
a prince by nature.
- ANTON AND TOVEY: To Gordon.
- To Dad.
MOTHER: To Gordon.
Oh, look! Is that him?
MAN: Nice day for it.
I thought the Jensens
were still in Malta.
Oh, yes, I... [STAMMERS]
I think so too.
A friend of a friend's
picking us up.
MAN: Oh, not Darcy?
Do you know the Blue Loon?
Everyone knows the Blue Loon.
[LAUGHS]
MAN: Anyway, enjoy.
- Thank you.
- Do you know him?
ANTON: Or the Jensens?
I don't fancy being
arrested for trespassing.
Though, at least it would
mean a bit of excitement.
ANTON: Rory needs some
more sunblock, babe.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
What? I may as well
get comfortable.
What's that supposed to mean?
You remember in London,
when we were all supposed to
meet that guy that you were
dating who ghosted you,
and we're all stuck there
eating all of those nachos?
This isn't the same as that.
- Was he g*y too?
- No.
What do you know though, hmm?
[LAUGHS]
Oh, how would I
know before you did?
Because it's obvious.
RORY: I'll make you
all look pretty.
Yeah, you were
quite the deceiver.
Rudyard Kipling.
Uh... Not my finest moment.
He used to tell the
new grad students
that he was the great
grandson of Rudyard Kipling.
That's a very specific kink.
In lit major circles, yes.
At least none of
them were married.
I was 19.
Yeah, well, I was married
to your father at 19.
It's a completely
different situation.
Well, all I'm saying is
if I was old enough to know
what I was doing, you were.
[MURMURS] Maybe you weren't.
You know, she'd
call, all the time,
to be rescued from
some ridiculous fling.
But...
He said he wanted to marry me.
Anyway, I'd actually call Dad.
Well, your dad was too afraid
he couldn't look you in the eye.
So he sent me instead.
TOVEY: Anyone like
another drink?
MOTHER: Yes, I'd love one.
ANTON: Is that a good
idea, do you think?
And anyway, I'm the one
who's been ghosted the worst.
Let's not forget why we're here.
ANTON: Mmm, that is good.
- Is there any more?
- [DING!]
TOVEY: Don't pig out.
We're not catering
on the boat yet.
ANTON: Mmm, I'm starving.
Oh, there's been an accident.
Joe was in one? Is he OK?
[LINE RINGS]
[RECORDING] Hi, you've
reached Joe Burt.
Please leave a message, and
I'll get back to you when I can.
- [BEEP]
- Oh, hi. It's me.
Where are you?
Can we do anything to help?
Just let me know.
TOVEY: If he texted,
that means he's OK.
- Yeah, it does, doesn't it?
- TOVEY: Yeah.
[DING!]
He's intercepted a Mayday call.
[DING!]
He's lending assistance.
So he's OK. He's
lending assistance.
[DING!]
A kid went under.
TOVEY: What? His kid?
I don't know. Surely not.
ANTON: f*ck, that's intense.
TOVEY: Should we go in the
car? What should we do?
- I don't know.
- ANTON: What do you want to do?
I don't know. Um...
Uh...
It's just such a big
effort to get the boat out.
And... if he comes
here and we're gone...
ANTON: Do you think he'll
still feel like having a drink
if he's just been
in an emergency?
Maybe we should go
up and sit in the car
and wait for further
instructions.
OK. Should we? OK, let's go.
Come on.
Well, I'm not going anywhere.
I mean, you told us we were
going to meet Mr Wonderful,
and I'm going to sit
here until we do.
Let's just go to
the restaurant, Mum.
You cancelled the booking.
Oh, I'm glad your father
isn't here to see this.
[LAUGHS] Oh, I wish he was here
because he didn't
make me feel like
I ruined his life all the time.
Oh, this is the worst
idea I've ever had.
Come on, Rors.
Let's get something to eat.
I told you not to shut the gate.
ANTON: Do you know the code?
Well, he said to call and
he'd give it to us, but...
Oh, right.
Let's help Aunty Birdie
with the gate, shall we?
Um, wait, wait, wait, wait.
This is a one-off,
OK, sweetheart?
Don't go climbing strange
people's gates like this
ever again, OK?
MOTHER: Careful!
ANTON: Careful of the
sharp bits, darling.
TOVEY: Watch this spiky
bit. Yeah, over the top.
- Careful there.
- ANTON: Her jacket's caught.
TOVEY: On three -
one, two, three.
ANTON: Watch the
sharp bits, sweetie.
TOVEY: Look around the corner,
see if there's a
key under the mat.
See if you can find the key
under a pot plant or something.
- Not a pot...
- I'm not confu...
You are. Well, what do you see?
What can you see?
RORY: Pot plant...
- [BIRD SCREECHES]
- Look under it, darling.
TOVEY: Is there a doormat
or something? Or a rock?
ANTON: What can you see?
[INDISTINCT]
MOTHER: What's this?
- [BUZZING]
- [LATCH CLANKS]
Oh! Oh...
ANTON: f*ck...
[INDISTINCT]
[PHONE RINGS]
Joe, where are you?
JOE: Oh, there was a bloody
dreadful accident, a speedboat.
Going too fast. Idiot! Guy
with his wife and kids.
- And the kid went in the water.
- Oh...
Um, is the kid alright?
JOE: Well, emergency
services were too far away.
The parents were too
shell-shocked to do anything.
So I had to dive in
and pull him out.
What?
JOE: Yeah, look, he's fine.
You know, we got to him
just in the nick of time.
But, um, well, the Blue
Loon's taken some damage.
It'll be back to the
workshop for her, I'm afraid.
Hang on a tick, would you?
[MUFFLED THUDS]
JOE: Oh.
God, they want to take me
out to dinner to thank me.
Joe, we were waiting for you.
I mean, I was really worried.
JOE: Look, I'm sorry, I
was saving a boy's life.
You weren't at the
front of my mind,
I'm sorry, I have to admit.
I'm sorry, too.
Just, I couldn't open the gate,
and I didn't have the passcode.
JOE: It's 3336.
Well, do you still
want me to come?
I could meet you
at a restaurant,
- if you still want to see me.
- Oh.
JOE: Birdie?
I do want to see you.
JOE: Alright, alright.
Well, how about I get us a
table at Estelle in 20 minutes?
Do you know it?
Please tell your family I'm
so sorry to keep them waiting.
I still want to make
a good impression.
[ENGINE STARTS]
ANTON: It's impressive that
he's so determined to meet us.
TOVEY: How did he even
get a table at Estelle?
MOTHER: Fine by me.
I wanted to go to a
restaurant in the first place.
RORY: Did he really
save someone's life?
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
Oh, he's here. Joe's here.
- Oh!
- Hey! I'm so sorry.
- Oh! You're all wet.
- A little bit, yeah.
Could you open up for the table
and just get some glasses?
Well, everyone, this is Joe.
- ALL: Hey!
- Hi.
Apologies, apologies.
This is not how I wanted
to meet everybody.
- Hello. I'm Joe.
- Margeaux.
JOE: Hello, Margeaux.
Pleased to meet you.
Sorry about your loss.
MARGEAUX: Thank you.
My husband was a man of action.
JOE: Yes. Anton.
- The hero is here.
- Oh, no, no. Good to see you.
- This is my partner, Tovey.
- Tovey, good to meet you.
TOVEY: Likewise.
And, hello, what's your name?
- Rory.
- Rory! Hello. My name's Joe.
Good to meet you.
Hi.
Phew!
- Hello.
- Hello.
- Joe.
- [BOTH LAUGH]
Good to see you.
MARGEAUX: So, tell
us what happened.
I mean, is everyone still alive?
Well, I've got adrenaline
still coursing through me,
but happy to report, yes,
everybody is still alive.
- Phew.
- MARGEAUX: What a relief.
- Phew.
- [MARGEAUX LAUGHS]
JOE: It probably clipped
something underneath,
the boat's flipped,
the boy's gone under,
and he didn't have
a life jacket on.
And Mum and Dad didn't jump in?
I would have jumped in.
Well, no, to be fair, I
don't think any of us knows
how they're going to react in
a crisis until they're in one.
Yeah.
Everyone has a plan, until
they get punched in the mouth.
[LAUGHTER]
Mike Tyson said that, truly.
Has anybody done CPR?
It is, I tell you, it is
very confronting. It's...
You have to push here,
where the sternum is...
- Oh!
- ..quite hard,
to get to the heart.
And you feel as though you're
going to break a person's ribs.
It's like that sound, that
cracking sound, as though...
..cracking sound, as though...
I don't think it's
going to be easy for me
to get that sound
out of my head.
- I'm sorry.
- That's...
That was full-on, wasn't it?
- That was a little bit...
- I'm sorry.
- I think I'm still in shock.
- MARGEAUX: Oh.
Anyway, let's have a toast.
To friends, family.
And I'd like to propose
a toast to Birdie,
who puts up a little more
from me than she should.
MARGEAUX: What a catch.
TOVEY: They look good together.
- Photo.
- Oh, picture!
- Here we go. Photo.
- Oh!
Finale! Here we go.
ANTON: How are you
going? Got us in, Rors?
- Take another one, another one.
- [SHUTTER SOUNDS]
[SHUTTER] Oh,
show me, show me.
- TOVEY: That's good.
- Alright.
Bubbles...
- [CRUNCH!]
- [MEDICAL MONITOR WHINES]
[CRUNCH!]
- [CRUNCH!]
- [BEEPING]
[JOE SIGHS]
Ah...
I know today must have
been hard for you.
My family make it hard for me.
- Yeah.
- They think I'm a joke.
Oh, that's ridiculous.
You're not a joke.
Hey, I'm here with you now.
Is that for me?
I want nothing between us.
Hey...
Open your eyes.
Stay with me.
I love you.
[WATER RUNS]
[PHONE VIBRATES LOUDLY]
[DING!]
[PHONE VIBRATES LOUDLY]
- [DING!]
- Joe? Your phone.
[WATER CONTINUES RUNNING]
It's 3336.
[RECALLS COUNSELLOR] What
does trust look like to you?
[PHONE VIBRATES LOUDLY]
[CRUNCH!]
[MEDICAL MONITOR WHINES]
- [CRUNCH!]
- [MEDICAL MONITOR WHINES]
COUNSELLOR: So, how'd
you go trusting Joe?
Good, I think.
I... I do trust him.
And I've put some
boundaries up around my mum.
So that I can explore being
independent... of her,
with Joe.
I feel better.
It's good.
That's great.
Looks like you're
doing really well.
Yeah, I am.
And...
now when I start worrying,
I just tell myself...
everything's fine.
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