Terence: Anyway, think about what I told you. Pleasing Riley could be the solution to all your problems.

Dale: If you say so.

Terence: It's not me saying it, it's a fact. It's business, and you're a businessman, so go get this done. Now, I really hate to hang up in the middle of such a juicy conversation, but..."

Dale: Wait. I need to ask you one more little thing.

Terence: Um, all right, ask away. 

Dale took a deep breath before throwing the question.

Dale: Is it true that you plan to move permanently to Lucky Palms?

Terence: It's true. But I'd already told you, hadn't I?

Dale: Well, you told me you were buying a casino, but you didn't say anything about living there.

Terence: I changed my mind. It's much better for me to stay there to run the business. In fact, I'm in final preparations for the move. Cyn didn't like the idea, but - Ah, she'll get used to it.

Dale: (Sighs) I see. Now, is it true that you want me to go with you?

Terence: Yes, I'd love you to come over someday to see the place and give me advice for the bar.

Dale: But you never said anything about me and Kel moving there, did you?

Terence: No, I didn't say anything like that, it must have been another of Riley's gossips, I guess. Doesn't mean I don't think you and Kelly should move there as well.

Dale: Yeah? What for?

Terence: Well, you could manage my casino bar, you'd work there until you could gather the experience to set up your own; Kel would meet top producers who could launch her modeling career in a heartbeat. It would be a huge boost for both of you, professionally. You guys wouldn't even have to go back to college, you'll forget about all this trouble with Riley once and for all.