[upbeat music playing]
I'm, like, a little bit nervous how you're driving while tacoing. [laughs]
-Hey, it's not my first time. -[laughs]
I've driven under the influence of taco before.
Oh, okay. Can I help you?
How are you gonna help me?
-I'm just gonna-- I'll hand it to you. -Whoa, babe! Oh my gosh.
-[laughs] -That is so much safer.
-[Shea] I think it's this one up here. -[Syd] Okay.
-[Shea] Their house is so cute. -[Syd] It's really cute.
[knocking on door]
-[Syd] Hey, guys. -Hi. I'm Shea.
-I'm Cindy. Good to meet you. -Good to meet you.
-Hi. -Hi. Syd.
-[Shea] And who is this? -[Cindy] This is Pepper.
-[Shea] This is Pepper, hi! -[Syd] Hey, bud.
-He come for our meeting? -[Cindy] Yes.
-[Shea] This is beautiful. -[Cindy] Thank you.
-[Shea] How long have you guys lived here? -Just a year and a half.
-[Shea] Really? -Year and a half.
We moved from down the street.
-Oh, okay. -[Syd] Okay.
-Nine houses away, same floor plan. -[Cindy] Nine houses.
-Okay. Same floor plan? -[Cindy] Exact same.
Oh my gosh. That's awesome. What drew you to this house?
-[Shea] If it was the same fl-- -The view.
-Okay, well, can we-- Can we see the view? -[Rob] Absolutely.
-[Shea] This is beautiful. -[Syd] Oh, you guys, this is so awesome.
-[Cindy] This is why-- -[Shea] Feel that air and the sunshine.
-This is why we moved nine houses. -[Shea] Yes, you can see the ocean.
[Rob] Absolutely.
I've always grown up on the water. It's just always been a part of my life.
So, I just always have this attraction to it.
It wasn't so important to me until we got here.
-[Rob] Right. -And now I wouldn't trade it for anything.
-It's pretty dreamy here. -It is.
[Rob] It's true. Like our own little sanctuary.
[Shea] We could enjoy this beautiful view,
but I'd like to see what we're doing inside.
[Rob] Lead the way. Let's go look.
-This is the kitchen. -[Rob] Big, open area, but…
[Cindy] A bit outdated. This actually was the model home,
when they were selling the homes in the development.
[Syd] When was it built?
-Nineteen years ago. Yes. -[Syd] Nineteen years ago.
So, what about the kitchen works for you?
Not a lot.
Um, this is in very good shape, but really outdated.
When we had someone come in to clean,
we were like, "Okay, could you clean up the grout?"
And he called Rob, and what he said…
This is not dirty. This is stained yellow grout.
-[Rob] Like, that was the thing. -That was the style.
-So this-- This is not dirty. -Oh! Not old yellow grout.
It's-- It's-- This is the way-- This was the design.
They were like, "Should we go with, like, salted butter?"
[all laughing]
I mean, the bones are fantastic.
So much light comes in, and obviously the view.
[Rob] It's just very dated,
and we just would like to see it
elevated to this room that we wanna be in.
-The appliances are in such beautiful-- -Yeah, I mean, they're in great shape.
They are workhorses, they will not die, they're-- they're great shape.
[Shea] So, you wanna keep 'em?
-[Rob] No. No -I'm just joking. [laughs]
-Uh, no. -[Syd] Isn't that cool now?
Like, the '90s thing is cool. High-waisted jeans are back.
-[Shea] Mm-hmm. Yeah. -Do you want it for your house?
No. I don't look good in high-waisted jeans.
[laughs]
[Shea] Does the peninsula-island situation work for you?
Like, because what I'd love to do
is take out this small island and the peninsula,
and then do one really large island.
Yes, it definitely does not work for us. It's definitely not working.
Do you guys feel like you use the storage in there?
Um…
Don't worry. That's, like, the one design question I'll ask.
Shea's like, "Whoa, get back in your lane, buddy. Get back in your lane."
-We don't have a pantry. -Oh, okay.
[Shea] Do you like the pass-through? Because if we added a wall here,
you'd be able to get more cabinetry and more storage.
-I think it should be shut up. -[Shea] Okay.
So, my plan is that we will take out this island and the peninsula,
and then really start with the design of this back wall as the focal wall.
And then we could keep the fridge on this wall
-but go wide-- Like, with a larger fridge? -Yes.
And also a counter-depth, because right now,
it's kind of sticking out into the pathway,
so if we do a counter-depth fridge,
you'll-- it'll just feel like there's-- Better.
I don't wanna do all white,
'cause I think we're carrying in the white,
and you'll probably end up with some sort of,
like, white neutral on the backsplash and the countertops,
and so I'd love to-- I'd love to add a little bit of saturation.
Not li-- Not dark, but just a little bit of something.
When you talk about color, I'm…
-I'm freaked out a little bit. -It makes you nervous? Okay. Okay.
-But-- I know-- -I actually am sweating right now.
-I'm like… Woo! -I'm not sweating, you're sweating.
However, I love all of your designs, so I feel like I could trust you on that.
-Shea will do you right. -I'm sure of it.
-Coastal, airy, natural. -[laughs] I will. I will do you right.
This project has tons of potential.
The square footage of the space is great.
We just need to shift the floor plan around
and incorporate colors that feel light and airy and coastal.
We'll remove the peninsula and existing island
and install one large island with enough space for a farmhouse sink,
a new dishwasher, and room for several people to sit and gather.
To really highlight the coastal feel,
we'll create a focal point out of the range wall.
We'll add a wide, modern gas range and stove
with a Spanish-style plaster hood,
ceiling-to-counter cabinets with leaded glass window accents,
counter-to-ceiling tile,
and floating shelves for easy access and display.
Finally, we'll close off the pass-through to the dining room
and create a butler's pantry.
We'll use the same backsplash and cabinets as the rest of the kitchen
and mix in some additional open storage, with butcher block countertops
to add some warmth and functionality.
I'm so excited to have this space make as much of a statement as the view.
[Syd] Could you guys tell us why the view is so important?
Because you were moving for that. I know it's beautiful.
Yes. Well, we were having the debate
where I wanted to put in the pool at the other house,
and he was thinking about it. Then…
He has a congenital heart defect.
Ever since I've known him,
he's known about it and had a couple of open-heart surgeries.
So, we knew that his second valve was bad and it'd need to be replaced.
So, we were waiting for his cardiac team to decide what they were gonna do.
And he had a sudden cardiac death.
It took seven minutes for the ambulance to get there.
I mean, they had to shock him three times.
They were having a hard time getting him back.
Yeah.
[inhales] So…
after that… [nervous laugh] …it changed everything.
I go to the hospital and the nurses asked him,
"What are your goals?"
And he's got on there, "Project Viewhouse."
Literally, he had the nurse write on the board.
[laughs]
-He's, like, ready to go. -[Shea] Yeah.
-We're-- I'm like, "Wait a minute." -[Rob] Back it up.
-"Let's get your heart fixed first." -[laughs]
What we've learned is that you do not wait for things to happen.
You go out and make them happen.
So, that happened in April, and by December we were in this house.
We had bought this house.
So, it's just-- It's our dream. I mean, this is truly our dream home.
I love that, like, you had something that was, you know, so scary
it made you probably change your outlook on how you live day to day,
and you can tell the love that you guys have for each other is very strong,
-and that's really, really sweet. -Agreed.
-Yep. For sure. -You make things happen.
-Don't wait for it. Do not wait. -That's right. Make it happen.
Hearing about Rob's near-death experience
and their decision to just go for their dreams,
it's inspirational,
and it also makes me want to
just give them the kitchen of their dreams.
-Well, thanks so much for having us over. -Yeah, thank you.
-So good to meet you. -[Cindy] So nice to meet you.
[Syd] Pepper looks like me after eating, like, six donuts.
[beach and ocean sounds]
-[Syd] Wren, are you ready? -[Wren] Yeah.
-Ives. You guys are matching. -Yeah.
-[Shea] Two thumbs up? -Oh, double thumbs.
Thumb's up, yeah.
[John] When you were a little baby, Wren,
your mom used to walk this trail with you every day.
One of the best things about having projects in Southern California
is that sometimes we get to bring the girls along
and share a bit of our old lives with them.
Like surfing.
That was part of your old life though. [laughs] Not mine.
[Shea] Doesn't look very mellow today.
-You think the girls are ready for this? -I don't know.
Right here. Let's stop right here, girls.
I think that you just love action, adventure,
and putting our girls in dangerous situations.
What are you gonna do, put them in a padded room?
This is in their blood, man.
[Shea] Hey, there they go.
What are they doing, huh?
[Shea] Nice, Ives!
Oh no!
Oh yeah.
Go, Wren!
Woo! [laughs]
How you doing?
Are you freezing cold? [laughs]
You wanna wrap up? Here, look.
Are you freezing?
Yeah. [laughs]
Well, I don't think you can count on Ivy being the surfer.
She was in there for, like, five minutes.
-[laughs] -I think she'll do it to be, like, cute.
-If it's a cute outfit, the water's warm. -A cute board and cute wetsuit, she's in.
[Syd] And the water's warm.
-Kind of, like-- That's how you'd be. -She sounds like me. That's how I'd be.
[Syd] Wren's like-- Wren's gnarly.
-She charges. -Uh-huh.
-You get up once? -Yeah.
Yeah. [laughs]
Would you come back and go again?
I don't know.
-You don't know? [laughs] -[Margot coos]
-Just like a dagger to the heart. -[laughs]
[cute baby sounds]
I guess it's up to Margot to carry on the McGee surfing legacy.
[Shea] What do you think about that, Margs?
You. [laughs]
-It's freezing cold. The waves are so big. -It's freezing cold?
[Wren] There goes my dad.
[construction sounds]
[Shea] To update their 19-year-old model home kitchen
and give them an open coastal kitchen of their dreams,
we're essentially starting from scratch. We're removing the small island,
pulling out the cabinetry,
and taking out the peninsula
to open it up to the rest of the living space.
[construction sounds]
[phone ringing]
-Hi, Keegan. Good. -[Keegan] Hi, Shea. How you doing?
I just wanted to go over some of the details
about the coring for Cindy and Robert's kitchen.
-I hope it's good news. -Uh, it's news.
Oh, okay. [laughs] Great.
I'm driving right now, but I can pull over.
Then I can pull everything up.
I'm pulling up the videos that you sent me.
Tell me what I'm looking at.
[drilling]
The hillside foundation was a little unorthodox.
Because it was one of the first homes that was
built within the development of this neighborhood,
we feel like they've over-engineered it a little bit.
-Oh, okay. -Like--
'Cause normally, on residential foundations,
you won't have post-tension cables,
but we noticed you have post-tension cables.
Post-tension cables are steel cables
that are sometimes used in concrete foundations to strengthen them.
We need to cut into the foundation to move
the plumbing for the kitchen island.
And post-tension cables can potentially be an expensive liability.
What we have to do is open up all that concrete
and go down to the grade beam and drag over our plumbing.
There is no other way to move the plumbing to the island?
No.
[Shea] If we aren't able to move the sink to the island,
it will blow up our entire design plan.
Are you worried it might sink the whole thing?
Your whole plan for the kitchen?
You get it? Because of the plumbing and the sink.
-I think your joke is sinking. [laughs] -And your ship sinks.
[Shea] Okay, so Keegan, how much is this going to set us back?
Uh, it's about 4,200.
Uch, that's a lot of money.
Um, did that take up the rest of our budget?
The contingency is pretty much soaked up, uh--
Uh, on that one change order.
So, what you're telling me is that
we really can't have any other big surprises or changes?
Yeah.
So, we can just keep moving along,
but no more surprises.
A-- Absolutely. Absolutely.
Awesome. Thank you. Bye-bye.
[construction sounds]
[Shea] Hi.
-Hey, welcome. -How are you? [laughs]
[Shea] Making some progress?
[man] We're checking how the base of the island is measuring from the wall.
And it looks like you were able to core the floor to get the plumbing.
-Yeah, that worked out well. -Good news.
[Shea] It's great to be able to check on the Braniffs' kitchen in person.
But I think the girls are pretty bummed that I came to Southern California
without them this time.
Yeah.
Poor girls. No one else wanted to go.
Poor Syd.
I have a few samples here that I wanna look at,
but I'm sure that you have things for me as well.
-Pot filler? Okay. -Okay.
Let's do that.
-So, here are the couple options we have. -[Shea] Okay.
So, option one, more streamlined.
The scale of that looks nice.
Um, let's-- Let's take a look at this one.
I think the polished nickel is so beautiful 'cause it's warm.
-Chrome gets cold feeling… -[Keegan] I agree.
…but has, like, a nice polished, like, coastal, light and airy look.
And it'll pair really well.
We've done oil-rubbed bronze hardware.
Or we will be doing, on all of the cabinets.
And, so I think that that's a nice pairing
so that not everything is a matte finish.
We have a little bit of shine, and a little bit of matte, so…
-[Keegan] Totally. -Let's do it. That's the winner.
So, I have to pick a backsplash.
We have backsplash that goes all the way up to the ceiling.
So, the tile is pretty important
because we're gonna get a lot of it to the ceiling.
Taking the tile to the ceiling is a higher-end look,
and when you have open shelves that have little gaps,
you don't have a clear stopping point for the backsplash tile either,
and so it just feels more consistent to bring it all the way up.
And, also it has this great mosaic quality to it
that has this nice shine,
and so I wanna get as much of that as we can in the kitchen.
They love a textural look. They love a coastal look.
And so we're trying to blend the two.
Um, I pulled this blue glass one,
but I kind of feel like it feels a little cliché.
I think I wanna do a really textural terra-cotta-- glazed terra-cotta tile.
So I have these two options here.
This one is a really cool shape,
but I do know that once it goes in, it's gonna look like fish scales.
I feel like I'd put this in a kids' bathroom
and it would be amazing, but I don't know if I want fish scales
-all over their… backsplash. -Might be aggressive.
It might be a little aggressive. So, this is the same exact material as this.
We're getting that imperfect texture, but it's just tiny squares,
so then once you have, like, a lot of the squares,
it's actually gonna feel like a pattern.
-How do you guys feel? I like-- -[Keegan] I love that one.
I think that's gonna go really well in this kitchen.
Each of these is hand-formed and so we'll get a little variation.
Absolutely.
[Shea] That will give me more of that mosaic look.
And then I have a couple of light countertop options.
I have this one who-- That has, like, a really cool veining on it.
And then this one has, like, a light gray finish,
which I feel like it might be too matchy-matchy.
Like, we're gonna end up with so much gray.
This is really nice, because it has, like, some warmth.
It's hard to see in this small sample,
but it has, like, a really big sweeping vein through it.
So this will go on both the outside countertops and the island.
-Yeah, we can do that. -Cool.
Since we're doing a gray-blue on the cabinetry,
the butler's pantry, and the island,
I want to do a quartz that has a large, sweeping gray vein.
The gray veining keeps us in the same color palette
while adding a bit of complexity and uniqueness to the kitchen.
While I'm here, can we maybe hold up the pendant lights over the island?
I feel like you knew I was gonna ask that
but you didn't want me to ask that, so… [laughs]
We were ready for you. We'd be happy to do that.
The typical height that we hang pendants above an island
is anywhere between 36 and 42 inches.
But in this kitchen, the height of the lights
is really all about maintaining the view,
and so it's something that I really wanted to see in person
to make sure that we didn't hang the lights so low that we block the view,
or too high that it felt awkward.
Thanks for that tip, babe. Very illuminating.
[laughs]
[Shea] I love the lights.
It ties in everything in the kitchen, because we have this white look,
then we have the dark bronze on the chains
to tie in with the hardware on the cabinetry.
I also love that the angle on the shades,
kind of ties back with what we have on the hood.
-I just noticed that. Yeah. -Yeah.
So, typically, we'd be landing at, you know,
40 to 42 inches from the bottom of the lights to the top of the countertop.
And I really think that we're about there, but I might just raise it an inch.
Um, how many chain links does that give me? Three?
Um, that leaves you with…
-I feel like to be able to see it-- -[Keegan] Three is right here.
-Can you hold it a little longer? -[Keegan] Of course.
I really just need to see the view with the beautiful range hood.
Four right now.
-[Keegan] And I got one, two, three, four. -[Shea] You're at four.
Okay. Last-- Last-- Last look at the sink to make sure I'm not blocking a view.
I don't see-- I can see-- This is in my window here,
and I'm not seeing the view blocked.
I think we can get away with the four-- With the four chain links.
-[Keegan] Okay. -What do you think?
Do you want me to hold one up? I need a second opinion. [laughs]
[Keegan] I like it. I think the positioning looks good.
[Shea] Okay.
You can just squeeze.
-Whoa, what have we here, huh? -What are you two doing?
-[Syd] What? Lemon something. -[Shea] Lemon something.
The girls are not ready to give up California mode yet,
so they have invited us to an all-new, very exclusive resort.
So, what's the name of the hotel we're at today?
The Little Wreny and Ivy.
The Little Wreny and Ivy, that's cute.
-We're gonna go to the couch. -We're gonna go to the lodge.
-Okay. -Okay.
-And then can you come take our orders? -[Wren] Yes.
The Little Wreny and Ivy sounds very boutique.
Sounds like I'm not getting in without you.
-I'll be your plus-one. -Okay. [laughs]
Do you have any specials today?
No.
You guys have anything like hot dog and mac and cheese, or…
-[Shea] Mostly just drinks? -[laughs] Yeah.
Could you guys do, like, a fruit punch and do, like, cucumber
and strawberry together?
[Wren] Yeah.
[Shea] I would like ice water with lemon, please.
[Wren] Uh-huh.
[Ivy] They'll be out in…
[Wren] About five minutes.
-Yes. -[Shea] Five minutes?
-[Shea] Okay. -[Syd] Oh wow. Okay.
[Ivy] Okay.
-[Wren] Ivy, get the two goblets. -[Ivy] I am.
[Wren] But I kind of don't trust you.
-This is relaxing. -[laughs]
So then we need normal water.
Ivy's just eating everything. I don't think she's doing a lot of preparation.
I'm hungry. [laughs]
-Do you think our order will be out soon? -[Wren] Yep.
So, we have one lemon drink and one fruit drink.
[Syd] I had warm water with a hand-stirred strawberry
-and kiwi in it. -[laughs]
Hand-stirred sounds,
you know, like, kind of, like, hand-poured. It's like hand-stirred…
Yeah, if you say it quickly, it doesn't sound as bad
as actually watching little fingers go into your cup and go like this.
-Well, this looks lovely. -[Wren] Mm-hmm.
-Ah, so warm. I love that. [laughs] -[laughs]
-[Shea] Cheers. -[Syd] It actually tastes pretty good.
[construction sounds]
With the peninsula and small island gone,
we'll build a large island
that will be the social and functional hub of the kitchen.
The new island will house a 32-inch, white, single bowl farmhouse sink,
and we're updating the 19-year-old dishwasher.
And under the seating area, we're adding closed cabinets
to give the Braniffs some neatly tucked away bonus storage.
-[construction sounds] -[upbeat music playing]
-[Danielle] Hey. -Ooh! Hi.
-Welcome, welcome. -[Shea] Okay, okay.
Oh, we're already at flowers?
-So things are moving along? -[Danielle] Trying to get it ready for--
Crunch time with the shelves?
How are they coming? [laughs]
Good? One more. All right.
-The plaster hood looks so beautiful. -[Sierra] Yeah.
[Shea] And the leaded glass is so pretty.
Okay. These are what we need to help kind of warm it up, I think.
Furniture is always a great way to bring some warmth into a space.
But since we're working in a kitchen, you can really do a lot
with things that would commonly be in a kitchen.
You can use fruits, vegetables,
even potted herbs to bring in an organic look and some color.
What about cornucopias? Are those cool or not very cool anymore?
No. Mm-mm.
-Commonly in the kitchen. Just saying. -That's not in the kitchen.
Don't know what you're talking about. That's a Thanksgiving thing.
-[Shea] I love this vintage boat painting. -So cute.
And the tones worked perfectly with their cabinets.
She was kind of afraid of doing, like, a color in here,
but I feel like it shouldn't be white, 'cause there's a lot of white in the home.
And so I think having, like, a gray that has a blue tone
helps break up the white.
Cool. I like the woven glasses. Those look cute up there.
-[Danielle] Yeah, really cute. -A bit more coastal too.
I like that there too. And then maybe we just try this alone.
-[Sierra] Yeah. -Yeah. That's cute.
-Good job. You got it? -Are you seeing my shuffle right now?
-[Sierra] Okay. -[Shea] Nice.
Don't put your face directly below the screws.
-Important safety tip. -'Cause they come out, you know?
What do you think, Syd? You haven't even said a single thing.
Yeah, it's pretty cool.
I'm just kidding. It looks good, babe. It looks really, really, really good.
I mean, they're so sweet,
I just want it to be, like, the best reveal.
[Syd] It feels really good.
-Think they're gonna love this? -It's a big surprise.
It is a really big surprise.
Remember what it looked like?
-Oh, I do. It was butter yellow-- -My gosh. Shea.
Ho-- Hold on! Hold on! [laughs]
-[Shea] Hi! -Hey. [laughing]
[Syd] Hey, guys.
-How are you? -[Rob] How are you?
There has not ever been a design that Shea McGee has done that I have not liked.
But I'm scared. I'm nervous about it. I'm nervous, but I'm excited.
I keep trying to remember what it looked like when we first started.
But it is pretty dramatic.
-Been a long time in the making. -Yeah.
[Shea] Are you ready?
-I am ready. -We are ready. We are ready.
Okay. You lead the way.
I'm looking forward to seeing the layout change.
-Oh my God. -What?
-[crying] Oh my gosh. -Oh my--
[Rob] Oh my gosh. This is amazing.
-[crying] -[Shea] What do you think? [laughs]
[Rob] Oh my God.
There are no words. I didn't even expect to be so overwhelmed.
It's so beautiful.
I just felt like a warm blanket. I mean, it was our space. [crying]
This is my dream come true. [laughs]
-Aw, this is so beau-- -[laughing]
[Shea] There's a lot that's changed, right?
And then-- There's a lot to look at.
[Cindy] This kitchen looks twice the size.
[Rob] It really does.
It feels so much bigger. We didn't do anything with the footprint.
Before, we had a peninsula.
[Rob] This island--
-[Syd] This is the party island, man. -[Shea] And we have a party island.
[Shea] Your sink was over on the bar.
We moved the sink. We had to reroute the plumbing.
[Rob] The new layout, it's all beautiful.
Everybody can be around that whole island area.
Oh gosh. [laughs]
[Shea] We brought in these chairs that coordinate with the tone of the floors.
They have this really cool cane, which is very coastal, the woven seat.
[Cindy] And then we got the big refrigerator.
-It's huge. And it's fully integrated. -Oh my gosh.
[Shea] I like that it's hidden.
And then behind you, all-new pantry. It's not a pass-through anymore.
-[Rob] No, it's not. -[Cindy] Way more storage.
[Shea] We brought the backsplash in here and decided to warm this space up
by doing butcher block.
-What are you thinking? -It's perfect.
-[Shea] Okay. I'll take that. [laughs] -It's perfect.
[Rob] That range right there is amazing.
[Shea] And we've added a pot filler.
It just gives weight to the center of the kitchen so it's a focal point.
You don't have backsplash everywhere.
We did a two-by-two mosaic, glazed terra-cotta tile.
-[Rob] It's almost like it's moving. -[Shea] Yes.
[laughing] It's like a piece of art.
[Rob] It really is.
-[Shea] Huge cooktop. -[Rob] Absolutely.
[Shea] With a griddle.
[Rob] You've got an oven and a half.
-[Shea] Kind of cool. It lights up. -[Syd] The light show.
Put on some dance music and turn those things on.
-I could not have dreamt up this design. -No. Mm-mm.
Blown away.
[Shea] Let's talk about the nook.
So, we added drapes to the existing slider,
brought those all the way to the ceiling
-and then added a drapery panel… -Wow!
…that tied in with the color of the kitchen cabinets.
[Cindy] The dining nook. It was just unexpected.
Honestly, I didn't know what could be done with this space.
-And it's just so gorgeous. -You're right.
The plaster also is something that ties in with the hood.
We have a polished nickel lantern.
[Cindy] This is a little bit more coastal casual,
-and this added a bit of glam to it. -[Shea] Yeah.
[Cindy] It's so nice that we could keep our existing floor
and you just made it all look intentional.
And then it leads seamlessly out to, you know, the view of the ocean.
Even though we had that view, it never felt this good.
Thank you. I feel so blessed
that we were able to
have you come and
-make our space so beautiful. -Help us.
You are just the best people, and so inspiring, and so it was a treat.
This is tying up our California dream with a big bow.
-Oh, good. -[laughing] A big bow.
[Shea] Robert and Cindy went through something pretty traumatic,
and it could have caused them to draw inward and become more cautious in life.
But it did the opposite. And in the end, they took something that was really scary
and turned it into something really beautiful.
They're a great reminder that no matter what happens in life,
you have to go after your dreams.
You can't wait for what you want to come to you,
even if it is just down the street.
[glasses clinking]
[heartwarming music playing]