Mitch, Walter. Call me, please. I've got a temper, so to you, it goes with the job.

I'm just, I'm trying to tell you that I'm...

I asked for an aisle. You're going to find me an aisle. Is that too much to ask?

What the hell happened to the air conditioning?

It's not the airline's fault, sir. Just wait your turn.

Hey, back off, Al. I've got a big, big problem here.

What are you going to do?

This is a no. Why don't you just call me?

Because I don't know what the answer is. Whatever Maury did that made you write that letter, I want to see for myself.

Hey, how's he doing today?

Not so good. You can put the food in the kitchen, and I'll go get him.

Connie, Connie, I'd like you to meet Janine.

Oh, hi. I'm sorry, honey. So many people come through that door. Sometimes I forget my manners.

Very nice to meet you.

Hi.

All right, let's see. Can you take some of this stuff off this table for me, please?

You can just put it right up there.

You all right?

Yeah.

It's going to be fine. The two people I love most are finally going to meet each other.

All right, there we go.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

It's all right.

Oh, well, there's my buddy.

Hey, Coach. How are you doing today?

All right.

What did you bring today?

I have some grape leaves.

Oh, boy.

I got some pasta salad, nice warm pita bread.

Oh, you always bring the right things.

Oh, I brought something else with me today, Coach.

Maury, this is Janine.

Yeah, Janine. Can I tell you something? You're as lovely as your name.

Thank you.

Ah.

Maury, tell Janine the story you told me about the ocean.

The ocean? Oh, the little wave?

Yeah.

Yeah, it's a sweet little story.

See, there's this little wave.

And he's out there bobbing up and down and having a grand old time.

Oh, just enjoying the sunshine and the wind.

Until he sees the other waves.

Yeah. He sees the other waves crashing into the shore, so he gets scared.

And another wave sees him and says...

He's like, oh, my God, look at what's going to happen to me.

Does he do this to you? I'm trying to tell a story here.

I'm sorry.

And another wave says to him, why do you look so sad?

And the little wave says, because we're going to crash.

All us waves are going to be nothing. Don't you understand?

And the other wave says, you don't understand.

You're not a wave. You're part of the ocean.

Part of the ocean.

Well, that's a beautiful story.

Thank you.

OK. No, I got you.

OK. There you go.

OK. OK?

Thank you. My helper, that one.

This tells me you're a wonderful singer, a professional.

Well, I mostly sing back up.

Back up? Yeah, background, you know?

The humming and the oohing that makes the singer sound good.

But she's not really going to do that anymore.

Oh, you don't like the humming and oohing?

No, it's just that she's going to be the one out front now.

I like singing, any kind.

Yeah, but let somebody else back her up.

I don't feel like I have to be number one.

What's wrong with being number two?

Would you sing for me?

You know what, coach? Everybody asks her that.

I'll tell you what, she's recording now.

I'll bring a tape next time.

Wouldn't that be nice? Would you excuse us for a few minutes?

Excuse me?

Yeah, just go make some phone calls or something like that, would you?

OK. Sure.

Bye.

Hey.

Oh, hi.

No, no, please don't get up.

You look exhausted.

So, is it really bad?

Yeah, it's getting to his lungs.

A couple of times there, I thought we were really going to lose him.

It's a damn shame.

He's such a sweet man.

That's everything

The very thought of you

And I forget to do

The little ordinary things

And I forget to do

The ordinary things

That everyone ought to do

I see your face in every flower

Your eyes in stars above

It's just the thought of you

The very thought of you

My love

I told you there'd be tears.

Mitch doesn't believe in tears.

I'll get to him someday.

You ever going to tell me what you talked about?

He told me how much he loved dancing.

That's all?

No.

Mostly he let me talk.

So many times I've heard you sing.

Never like that.

The letter I wrote.

I guess it wasn't the best way.

The ring that you gave me was beautiful.

But you gave it back to me.

When you give it to me again

I'd like for you to do it in person.

Okay.

Thank you.