It's been over a week
since you've had a single vision?
Of any kind?
- Uh-huh.
Oh, I got to go.
My 12:30 is here.
- You're taking clients?
Girl, you can't just act like everything is normal
if you're not getting any--
That *** hung up on me.
- Take a seat. - Thank you.
Ohh.
This chair feels lower. Or maybe you got taller.
- Ah.
So what brings you in today?
- I'm thinking of retiring.
And I want to know if the time is right.
- Great.
Let's explore that. - Okay.
- You alright?
You look like me watching my adult son
ride his unicycle.
- You know what? Let me try holding your planner.
- Alright. But, uh, the woman I drew in there is not you.
- I hope not. - No.
- I'm just confirming here.
Should Zach retire?
Ask again later? Huh.
- Maybe I'm not the one that's supposed to retire.
- You know what? I'm not going to charge you for today.
How about you, uh, come back next week and we try again?
- Maggie, you know what happens to a racehorse
that breaks their leg?
- Yes. They get better and run faster than ever.
- Glue.
Didn't work out with your client, did it?
- I'm figuring it out.
- Honey, I wasn't worried at first,
but your visions have been gone a while.
How are you going to keep seeing clients?
- Well, I'm trying new things at work,
like I'm asking everyone to reschedule,
which is a really interesting way to stop making money.
I did make this, though.
Pick a color.
- Oh my stars.
Maggie, denial is not just a brother on Frasier.
It is okay to feel blue right now.
- Got it. B-L-U-E.
- Hey, can I see that? - Yeah.
- Girl,
you are clearly grieving your lost visions.
Have you not heard of the five stages of grief?
The Spice Girls of emotion.
Baby is denial.
Ginger is bargaining. Posh is depression--
- Angel, I am not grieving my visions
because I'm going to get them back.
- Oh, that's Baby Spice talking.
- This is ridiculous.
- Well, you're the one with the cootie catcher.
- Those are very accurate.
- Whether your visions come back or not,
it is clear to me you're hurting.
Here. Now.
- No. You know what?
I have had enough spiritual guidance for one day.
- Oh, anger. That's good.
You're moving on to the next stage.
Sporty Spice.
- You forgot Scary Spice.
- Acceptance is Scary. - Ugh.
- Because acceptance is scary.
- Okay, the wedding is almost here,
and we have some very important decisions to make.
Do we go with the parsnip-wrapped devils on horseback
or the savory mushroom and parmesan-crusted palmiers?
- What do you think, Maggie?
- Well, I wish I could tell you if these were going to taste good,
but without my visions, there's simply no way to know.
- Or you could just taste them.
It's kind of what we're doing here. - Oh.
- Well?
- Well, I can't do it with you looking at me.
- Is she going to be like this at the wedding?
- Oh, she'll be fine. I'll handle it.
- Great. So Louise is on Maggie duty...
and Maggie is working on herself.
Amy, you can't keep giving people jobs.
This isn't like when we were younger and we played Pharaohs,
and only you got to be the pharaoh.
- That's exactly what this is, Ben.
And you need to work on your speech for the reception.
- You have to write a speech.
So do you
as my maid of honor.
- Wait, what?
I'm not the maid of honor. I'm just a bridesmaid.
- Oh, well, unfortunately, Mindy and I got into a huge fight
because I said no kids were allowed at the wedding,
but pets are welcome.
So you got promoted.
Yay!
Please just make sure it's 250 words minimum
and no metaphors.
I don't understand them.
- I wish I had seen this coming. - Yeah.
- That was a dig, right?
- Good luck with her.
- I can't believe your sister's making me write this speech.
I *** at public speaking.
The last time I stood at a podium, I introduced myself as Allison.
- Hey, that was the biggest laugh at my dad's funeral.
- It's going to be a disaster.
I'm already sweating through my bra.
- Look, it's going to be fine. Okay?
Your hair videos get a ton of views.
Didn't Doja Cat stitch one of your fishtail tutorials on Hairtok?
- Huh. You do listen.
But that was prerecorded.
I wish I could film myself ahead of time.
- You can if you want.
Stay with me on this.
Why don't you read one of Shakespeare's sonnets
but, like, in a hip-hop way?
- Wow. You really are a high school teacher.
- Okay.
Less problematic,
you can interview Amy and Dave's friends,
like in When Harry Met Sally.
Having those couples talk about love.
- I don't really get that movie.
It shouldn't take ten years to know you like someone.
- Well, well, well,
not everyone can meet their person
under a giant rainbow parachute in gym class.
- Yeah. Yeah, maybe that works.
You know, I can ask everyone else
the questions I'm having trouble answering myself.
- How do you know if someone is the one?
Having trouble answering this? Should I be worried?
- Come on, we don't count. We've been together forever.
- Hmm.
- You know, like in a hot way.
- Yeah. Babe, keep talking dismissive to me. I like that.
- Hi. - Hey there, Miss *** Notebook Lady.
- I think we need to go through our vows together.
- Before the wedding? - Uh-huh.
- Isn't that bad luck? Like breaking a mirror or watching an evil videotape?
- Well, I just think that we need to be prepared.
You and I have a tendency to be very emotional,
and I don't want to ugly cry at our wedding.
- Yeah, good idea, babe.
Alright. Okay. - Okay.
- Alright, hey, let's hear it.
- Dave...
before we met, I was lost.
- God, you're going to hit me with that right out of the gate?
Who is that? Maya Angelou?
- I know. This is never going to work.
I spent $1,200 on a makeup artist.
- Oh, you went with the cheaper option.
I appreciate that, babe.
- I know we had a plan to be romantic with our vows,
but I think that we just need to write
the driest version of our vows possible
so we can just blow through them.
- For you, I can do that. Yeah.
As long as I have you by my side, I can do anything.
I can be anything-- - Oh my god, stop.
- How many candles and crystals do you need?
- As many as it takes to get my visions back.
- I'm not really sure how a yoni egg is supposed to help.
- Look, Lou, I have a very targeted approach.
And that approach is to try absolutely everything.
- Mm-hmm. - Except maybe ayahuasca.
- Well, honestly, if you're looking for visions,
ayahuasca is probably your best bet.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Add event to my calendar. Do ayahuasca.
- Okay, Maggie, I'm starting to get a little worried about you.
You're acting desperate, okay,
and people take advantage of desperation.
That's why you never shop at a store with a hot salesperson.
- Okay, Lou, I don't think I'm in danger of being manipulated.
Okay?
Smoothies for complete spiritual rebirth.
Only $18.
- It's a waste of money, girl.
Oh, that pet store has crème brulée for dogs!
Let's get one, Thelma.
Did you want to add a scoop
of yellowjacket pollen or deep-sea fungus?
Which is better for getting in shape
without having to move your body?
- Neither. Okay.
Well, that will be $40.
Top swipe right here.
I will be right with you.
Be right up.
- Maggie?
Daniel. - Hi.
Wow.
This is a surprise.
- You have no idea.
- Well, I never thought I would see you in a place like this.
- Yeah. Yeah.
Well, um, these days, I'm, uh,
I'm trying to glow from the inside out.
- Large chocolate maca reishi, no maca, no reishi, extra chocolate?
- That yours? - Uh, no.
- For Daniel?
- Yes.
Yes. Thank you.
It's really good to see you.
- Good to see you, too.
- I hope it's okay for me to say this,
it's probably not, but I'm going to say it anyway.
I picked up my phone a million times to call you.
I just... I just, I just didn't think that you'd answer it.
- Probably wouldn't have.
- Yeah.
- Uh, but I think I might be in a different place now.
- Yeah, me too. I mean, I'm in a wellness store.
- Sir, your large cup of whipped cream to go.
- Thank you. Thanks.
I took the liberty of ordering you
a large cup of whipped cream.
- So, kind of exciting news.
I'm seeing Daniel tomorrow.
That had better be a play where Harry Potter gets *.
- Think about it, Angel.
Maybe I lost my visions because I'm supposed to be with him.
- And we're into the bargaining stage.
- We broke up because of my visions,
and now he shows up when I don't have them anymore?
Getting back together makes perfect sense to me.
- I haven't heard such a misread
since my grandmama ordered a "chile reyeno."
- Well, give me another reason why it didn't work out with Daniel then.
- Knock, knock.
Oh. Hi. - Hi.
- Is this a bad time? - Your timing is impeccable.
They're here to interview me for Amy and Dave's wedding.
- Oh my gosh.
I'm so sorry I haven't gotten back to you guys about doing mine yet.
- Oh, they asked you too?
It won't take long.
Unless, like Ben's cousin, you have a very detailed story
about your wife cheating on you with her math tutor.
- Why would an adult have a math tutor?
- I assume to have an affair with.
- So, um, Angel,
are you ready to talk about the enduring power of romantic love?
- Why stop now?
- Okay. Are you ready for some dry, unemotional vows?
- You betcha. - Okay.
Dave, you are such a good dude.
One of the very best dudes.
Dave rhymes with brave.
- You know, I hate being negative, so I won't be.
They're great.
- No, they're not. They're awful. I don't know what to do.
- Well, uh, we could film them and show them to our guests.
- No, that's the tackiest thing I've ever heard.
We're not doing that.
- Yeah. Tacky. Ugh. - No.
- Okay, Louise, I want your honest feedback about our vows.
Okay.
Dave, I wasn't sure that this day would ever come.
But you were.
I wasn't sure that love could survive everything we put it through.
But you were.
You were always strong and always sure.
And now I know that I want you to stand by me
for the rest of my life.
That I am sure of.
- Ever since I was young,
I never understood anything about the world.
And I never really understood anything that happened in my life.
The only thing that ever made sense to me was you
and how I felt about you.
That's all I've ever known,
and that's enough for me.
That's enough for me for the rest of my life, Amy.
Oh my god.
I don't understand how you guys aren't bawling right now.
That was so beautiful.
- These aren't our vows.
These are Cory and Topanga's from Boy Meets World.
- What? - Yeah. We couldn't get through ours without crying.
- You guys can't steal other people's vows.
I mean, why don't you just do the standard:
"Love is patient, love is kind, blah, blah, blah, I do."
- Yikes. Uh, standard?
Oh, Louise.
Um, people are flying in from Colorado
to witness raw, visceral love
and have passed apps and a casual black tie feel.
Standard is not going to cut it. Okay?
- What is casual black tie?
- She is allowing her friend who broke her arm
to wear her cast.
You want a drink?
Thanks for meeting me here.
- I'm so glad you called.
- I wanted to. We have quite a history.
- Mm. Mm-hmm.
Well, if we are sitting here right now,
I hope that means that you might still see a future with me.
- Funny you mention that,
because I actually can't see the future.
- Maggie, please don't do that.
- No. - No, listen to me.
I feel terrible about what I said that night.
- No, no, no. That's not what I mean.
My visions stopped.
So you don't have to worry about them anymore.
- What do you mean they stopped? - They're gone.
Oh, but I'm fine with it. Isn't that great?
- Is it? - Yes.
I mean, at first, I was mad,
and then I went and I bought a bunch of crystals,
which apparently, like underwear, you can't return.
But then I ran into you and I thought,
maybe I'm not supposed to get my visions back.
Maybe I'm actually supposed to date him instead.
- Supposed to?
- Yeah, well, I also have to get a whole new career,
but I have an English degree, and they said we can do anything.
So no worries there.
But--
- Maggie, look.
I meant what I said.
I think about you all the time.
- Me too.
- But I feel like you're still looking for signs
to dictate your future
instead of listening to what you really want.
- No.
No, I want, I want this. - Do you?
Or you're just here because you're trying to make sense of something.
- I don't know.
- Yoo-hoo. Coming in.
Oh no.
When Harry Met Sally?
- Really? How many times have you seen this movie?
- Harry has now met Sally 200 times.
- Oh dear.
- What?
It's the best free anti-depressant there is.
- Oh, excuse me.
That's not true, because I don't cost anything,
and I'm a total hoot.
Hey... is this about Daniel?
- No. That was a misfire.
I'm starting to think I might not get my visions back.
Ever.
- Oh, Mags, I'm so sorry.
- You want to know my bigger fear?
That I complained about them so much that they finally left,
and now I don't know who I am without them.
- Alright, well, I know who you are, okay.
You're Maggie. Your favorite color is terracotta.
Your hall pass is Clive Owen.
And you are not the type of person to give up,
even when you do feel like crawling up into a tiny ball.
- I already tried that, and my pants ripped.
They were sweat pants, Lou. It was bad.
- Oh dear.
That does sound like rock bottom. - Yeah.
- But, hey, you know what, if you think about,
rock bottom is actually kind of a cool place to be,
because it means that the best is yet to come.
I love it when you do that.
- Do what? - Make my life better.
So what should I do now?
And then... every single moment after that?
- It's not about what you should do. It's about what you want to do.
You get to choose what comes next. - Ugh.
- I like to go places that make me happy
and see people who make me laugh.
It's kind of why I came here.
- Hi. - Hi.
I think I'm finally ready to talk about things.
The interview. - The interview, yes. Yeah, come in.
- Sorry for showing up unannounced.
Is now a bad time to do the interview?
- Not at all. Jessie's actually out
interviewing your mom and dad right now, so it'll just be me.
- Wow, how did you master the art of avoiding my parents so quickly?
- Honestly, I just couldn't find a clean pair of pants in time.
These actually used to be white.
- So, uh, how does this work?
- Uh, yeah, you, uh, sit here.
- Okay. - And, uh,
I just hit record with my little contraption,
and you can say anything you want to Amy and Dave about love.
- Hmm. It's like in When Harry Met Sally.
- Exactly. - I just watched it.
- Really? What are the chances of that?
- Actually, pretty high.
I watch it all the time.
- I never took you for a rom-com person.
- Oh, come on.
Two people struggling to get the timing right.
What could be more relatable than that?
- Yeah.
- One day after work, my pal Marty and I went down
to the strip to see a punk band.
And guess who is on bass?
- I spotted him in the crowd right away.
I couldn't take my eyes off of him.
- Mm-hmm.
Yeah. And that kind of direct eye contact made me very uncomfortable.
So I looked away.
- Which I found very hot.
- So should I set the camera up now or--
Alright.
So if you can tell Amy and Dave one thing about love,
what would you say?
- Huh, honestly, I feel like I should be taking advice from them
and not the other way around. - Really?
Don't almost all your clients come to you for relationship advice?
- Not anymore.
- I'm sorry.
I know what it's like to lose something abruptly
that's important to you.
Or, you know, at least... someone.
- Did everyone try to tell you about the five stages of grief?
- Yes, and it was really annoying.
But in retrospect, they were totally real.
I went through an anger phase where I created
this whole Sims neighborhood, just to starve them all.
- You're telling me. I almost got back together with Daniel.
- Oh, you totally should have.
- Really? - No, he ***!
Why go back to Daniel?
- I told you, I'm bad at love.
I used to blame my visions for ruining my relationships,
but it turns out I'm just as hopeless without them.
- How do you mean?
- It was never my visions preventing me from being happy.
It was me.
Even without them, I still worry about the future
and preventing mistakes before they happen and--
Honestly, losing them has been really difficult.
But...
maybe I need to use this as an opportunity
to open myself up and figure out what I want
and who.
- You know, every generation's love language is different.
We were never raised to talk about our feelings.
- Like now, it's all the rage to say, "I'm an empath.
He's a narcissist."
- I am a narcissist.
No idea what she is.
- I guess if I could, um,
if I could tell Amy and Dave one thing about love,
it would be
to keep doing what I'm learning to do now.
Living in their hearts and not their heads.
- That was really good.
You know, I never heard you talk like that.
- Yeah. I, I guess you just... caught me at the right moment.
- Timing's a funny thing, huh?
- Really is.
- Yeah.
- You kids think about your options too much.
- Hmm.
- This game of musical chairs isn't going to last forever.
One day, the music is going to stop,
and you're going to be standing all alone.
But not you. You were smart.
- What do you mean?
- Well, it couldn't have been easy to move into the duplex with Ben
after he and Maggie had that thing.
But you picked your chair and you're staying in it.
That's nice.
- I'm sorry. What thing?
You know, the thing.
You do know, right?
- Yeah.
Yeah, of course.