Wow.

Look at you.

In a shirt, on a boat.

Hoity toity.

Yeah.

Teddy, the boat looks amazing.

Thanks.

It was an outhouse for seagulls when I got it.

Just a floating bucket.

Welcome aboard the Sea Me Now.

So I tricked out everything, as you can see.

Custom drink holders all over the place.

I weatherproofed a couple of loungers, secured

some additional seating.

Go ahead, try it out.

Super comfy.

So comfy.

Are these from France?

Maybe.

And this here's mission control.

[whistle].

Wait, is that the steering wheel from your truck?

It sure is.

Hey, what do I need two steering wheels for?

I can't be two places at once, right?

Also, I popped by the store and got some nibbles.

Hello.

Help yourself.

Oh!

Cheese and crackers, just like on land.

Yeah.

What do you say?

Should we get this boat on the road?

Toot toot! -Yeah.

Boat on the road!

Toot toot.

We could go anywhere.

Where do you want to go?

Probably Mars?

Sacramento?

Wherever Captain Phillips happened?

Huh.

Ba ba ba-- oh, here's someplace we could go.

You know how my ex-wife Denise left me

for some guy that's into boats?

Well, he owns a bar on the docks on [inaudible] Island.

Denise works there, too.

We could swing by there in this really cool boat I have now.

That might be fun, right?

I mean-- right?

That might be fun.

Now that I think about it for the first time.

Right? -Uh--

-Yikes. -Whoa.

-Just an idea. -Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

Spitballing.

Seems like maybe this isn't the first time

you've thought about it?

Yeah, I was picking up on that, too.

Huh?

What do you mean?

Your ex-wife left you for a boat guy.

Yeah?

And you've been fixing up a boat for like, years and years,

ever since your divorce.

Yeah.

And?

You actually called your boat Sea Me Now.

I don't get where you're going with this, Bob.

It's a nautical pun.

Teddy, is this whole day all about Denise?

Maybe you shouldn't try and impress her?

Impress her?

Denise?

What?

Huh?

That's crazy.

We have both moved on.