In Susan's office. Grandpa arrives to have lunch with Susan.
Grandpa:	Hello. Hello there. [He hugs Susan.] Are you ready for lunch with your Grandpa?
Susan:	Oh! Hi, Grandpa. Yes, of course, I am, but my mind isn't.
Grandpa:	What's the matter, Susan?
Susan:	A real dilemma.
Grandpa:	Does it have anything to do with you and Harry?
Susan:	Yes, but I don't know where to start.
Grandpa:	Maybe I can help. Tell me what it is, Susan.
Susan:	Thanks, Grandpa. Please sit down. Oh! [She takes the toy dinosaur that was on the chair so that Grandpa can sit down.] Harry has been offered a job in Los Angeles.
Grandpa:	Well, this is something to think about.
Susan:	There are so many things to consider. There's Michelle. I wonder if a move would be a bad thing for her. And my job. I don't know if I can get a good job in Los Angeles. And what about our family?
Grandpa:	Can I tell you what I think?
Susan:	Tell me.
Grandpa:	I think that you're very successful and that you have a fantastic reputation in the toy industry. I think you could talk to Mr. Marchetta, and I think he could help you find a real good job in Los Angeles. He was very helpful to me, remember?
Susan:	I suppose I could call him. But I'm not so sure that I want to leave New York, you, and the rest of our family.
Grandpa:	Well, I'm not going to kid you, Susan. You know we'd all miss you. But this should be your decision. It's something that only you and Harry can work out.
Susan:	If moving to L.A. is in Harry's best interest, I have to do what I can do to support him.
Grandpa:	In every marriage, sacrifices have to be made by one partner from time to time.
Susan:	And what about Michelle?
Grandpa:	Well, what do you think?
Susan:	I think Michelle is better off staying where she is.
Grandpa:	What does she think?
Susan:	I don't know for sure.
Grandpa:	Well, you'll have to ask her.
Susan:	I think I'm going to have a talk with Mr. Marchetta and get his feelings about my leaving. And about helping me find a job in Los Angeles.
Grandpa:	Good idea.
Susan:	I'll call him right now. No point in delaying. Thanks, Grandpa. [She calls Mr. Marchetta.]
A little later that day. Harry and his business friend Bill York are having lunch at a restaurant. Bill is talking about the job opening in Los Angeles.
Bill:	Harry, it's the perfect job for you. You'll love it.
Harry:	It's a big decision for me, Bill. And I have to discuss it with my wife. I don't know if it's right for her.
Bill:	She'll love it. It's a once-in-a-lifetime offer, Harry.
Harry:	OK. Tell it to me again.
Bill:	The company is Craft and Craft, the biggest accounting company in the country.
Harry:	I know the company well. It's big.
Bill:	The biggest.
Harry:	Yeah, yeah. The biggest. When do I have to let you know?
Bill:	Talk it over. Think it over. Let me know by the end of the week.
Harry:	When would we have to move?
Bill:	As soon as possible.
Harry:	I also have my daughter to consider. I don't want to interrupt her school year.
Bill:	Let me know by the end of the week. It's a great opportunity for you, Harry. Believe me. [He shakes Harry's hand as he gets ready to leave.]
Harry:	I know.
Bill:	Craft and Craft is the biggest in the country. [He leaves.]
Harry:	Yeah, I know. The biggest.
In Susan and Harry's apartment that evening. Susan and Harry are discussing the job offer in Los Angeles.
Susan:	I think Michelle is asleep now. Let's talk.
Harry:	I met with Bill York today.
Susan:	And I talked with Mr. Marchetta. Did York make the offer?
Harry:	Yup. He asked me if I want the job.
Susan:	That's exciting, Harry. What was it?
Harry:	A vice-presidency with the biggest accounting company in the country Craft and Craft.
Susan:	Aren't you excited about that?
Harry:	Sure I am. But there's so much more to consider.
Susan:	I talked to Mr. Marchetta.
Harry:	What did he say? Did you tell him about me?
Susan:	Of course, Harry. I want what's best for you, and I think I can get a good job through Mr. Marchetta in Los Angeles also.
Harry:	You're kidding.
Susan:	No, I'm not kidding. I talked with him, and he understands completely. He has a major toy buyer in Los Angeles, and he's pretty sure that I can get a good job there.
Harry:	Unbelievable!
Susan:	But I think we should talk to Michelle about all of this.
Harry:	You're right. We'll talk to her about it.
Susan:	And how do you feel about taking the job in Los Angeles?
Harry:	How should I feel? It's the biggest company in the country.
Susan:	Well, then you feel good about taking it?
Harry:	Well ... I feel fine about it. Why shouldn't I?