:19:01
You figured it out.
:19:03
Yeah. I thought for a second
that you were my third grade boyfriend.
:19:06
-So you're disappointed?
-No.
:19:10
I'm a Taurus. He was a bed-wetter.
:19:12
It would never have worked out.
:19:14
But you look different, like manly and like...
:19:19
-bigger and more manlier.
-Brier, you're babbling.
:19:22
More grown-up.
:19:24
-I'm Luke.
-Brier.
:19:28
Sit.
:19:31
This is my brother Euan.
:19:32
His views do not reflect my own
or my family's in any way.
:19:36
I'm just going to throw it out
right on the table, right now.
:19:39
Naked folk singing.
:19:42
-But I didn't hear a no.
-Okay, kids. Next stop, L.A. Burger.
:19:45
You grab your brother, we're out of here.
:19:59
Wait. So you just threw your glove at her?
:20:02
No. No, no. It was way more
romantic than that. Sweet.
:20:06
I must have looked for you on that train
for over a year.
:20:09
And now here he is.
:20:11
So, what's up with the music career,
rock star? The new tracks are hot.
:20:14
Yeah, you sounded really good tonight.
:20:17
Thanks. Same crap, different day.
:20:20
No, all the A&R guys are like Garrett.
:20:22
They're interested at first but...
:20:25
you know, then it's, like,
"Well, why didn't anyone else sign him?"
:20:29
It must be really hard.
:20:31
Well, some days, but....
:20:34
Hey...
:20:35
you get to play live for people.
I'd do it for free.
:20:39
-You pretty much do, brother.
-Yeah, good point.
:20:42
Yeah, good point.
:20:44
-Look at the time.
-I've got to go. I got a callback tomorrow.
:20:47
-Showoff.
-Yeah, for a deodorant commercial.
:20:50
-It's going to make me a star.
-Yes.
:20:54
Bye. It's nice meeting you. Again, right?
:20:58
-Bye.
-Yeah, bye.