Season 4 Episode 22

Love All First Aired: 02/May/2010

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Saul: Look, we could maybe start with crepe? Scotty: Have you been to one of those crepe places? Saul: No, but I've thought about it. Scotty: Well, I want people to do more than just consider eating at our restaurant. Kevin: How serious are you guys about this? Scotty: Ask him. He's the one with the money. Saul: Well, I've often thought about opening a restaurant and this would be a perfect time. Kevin: What about a wine bar? You know, with the big taps? Scotty: Well we talked about that but it requires a liquor license. That takes forever. Kevin: Okay, fine. Don't sell booze. Don't expect our family to show up. Saul: Excuse me. The point of this is not to feed our family. The point is to make some money. Kevin: Well, when you need a lawyer to draw up contracts, give me a call. Scotty: Sure. Maybe. Kevin: Maybe? I was a corporate litigator for ten years. I think I can draw up a property contract. Scotty: Of course you can. I just meant that hopefully you'll be busy doing something else by then. Kevin: I'm busy doing something else today. Sarah, who wants my help, asked me to look over the drilling contract. So good luck with your restaurant. I have work to do. Saul: Kevin, don't be upset. Kevin: I'm not upset, I'm just busy. Saul: Mm! These biscotti are amazing. I feel like I'm sitting on a piazza in Florence. Scotty: God, I'm good. Saul: Yeah. Kevin: Hello, boys. Ooh, working on our menu? Saul: Kevin, you have to taste these biscotti, they're fantastic. Kevin: I can't, I'm in training. Scotty: I thought you were working on contracts. Where have you been, Wimbledon? Kevin: Maybe, next year. I whizzed through my contracts. Then I tripped the light fantastic at the Altadena Country Club. Saul: You're kidding. They let you back in after the incident? Kevin: Ugh, that was one stupid harassment suit from a disgruntled tennis pro. Oh, and guess what. Saul: What? Kevin: Kev-rah lives. Scotty: Kev-rah? Saul: Don't ask. Kevin: You should have seen us on the court today, Uncle Saul. Like riding a bicycle. I was Venus to Sarah's Serena. Scotty: Were Venus and Serena drinking? Because you seem very relaxed all of a sudden. Kevin: Mm, actually, I did have a glass of wine with lunch. You know what I've realized? I've worked since I was 15. That's 23 years without a break. And for what? Scotty: Money. Kevin: Yeah, and I'll work again. But no one's exactly beating down the door to hire me. So you know what? This might be a blessing in disguise. No one actually needs my help, not even you guys. Scotty: If you wanna get involved in the restaurant, you can. I just assumed that you... Kevin: No, no, no. That's your passion. Now I have my own passion. Saul: Really? And what might that be? Kevin: Tennis. If you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go and soak because I need to be nice, loose and limber for my big game tomorrow. Kev-rah for match point. Walker serves. Aces. Crowd goes wild. Who knew unemployment could be so much fun? Kevin: Mmmm, that feels good. Scotty: Andy Roddick passed out on my couch. Kevin: Hmm. Roger Federer is a better player. Scotty: Yeah, but Roddick is cuter. Kevin: Oh, I'm flattered. But we both lost a big game. Scotty: Well, I bet you played hard and gave it your all. Kevin: Why are you being so nice to me? Scotty: Maybe I feel guilty. I haven't exactly been paying attention to you lately. Kevin: That's all right. I'm not a child. Although I have been behaving like one recently. We're having a baby in seven months. I need to get a job, any job. Scotty: It's not about the job. Kevin: Okay, I need to make money. Scotty: It's not really about the money either. You need a purpose. And it's not tennis. Kevin: Can we just leave all the purpose to you? Just for a moment? I really want you to open this restaurant. Maybe that's my purpose, encouraging you. Scotty: Do you know what I miss? Kevin: What? Scotty: The old Kevin Walker who ran towards his purpose. Kevin: So why am I running away from it now? Scotty: Because you don't know what it is. And you hate uncertainty. Kevin: At least I'm certain of you.