Will Friedle

Yeah, I would too. It's cool. This is when we meet cute little British boy, Max, that Rhea recognizes as a recent transfer student at her school. He walks in with his mother. He digs the restaurant and once seated, he unsuccessfully shazams the song playing over the speaker.

Rhea, who gets to do that hipster, I know music like no one else kind of thing, lets him know it's Free Fall Universe by DJ Lucas Scent. He can't believe he missed a new DJ Lucas sent track and is very impressed with the mix she made. He asked if she produces her own stuff and no, just mixes it up to help dinner with the flow.

Rhea, who gets to do that hipster, I know music like no one else kind of thing, lets him know it's Free Fall Universe by DJ Lucas Scent. He can't believe he missed a new DJ Lucas sent track and is very impressed with the mix she made. He asked if she produces her own stuff and no, just mixes it up to help dinner with the flow.

Rhea, who gets to do that hipster, I know music like no one else kind of thing, lets him know it's Free Fall Universe by DJ Lucas Scent. He can't believe he missed a new DJ Lucas sent track and is very impressed with the mix she made. He asked if she produces her own stuff and no, just mixes it up to help dinner with the flow.

They bond over their mutual love of the artist and Max suggests they go record shopping together someday. That's not a euphemism. He really just wanted to buy records. She admits she doesn't have a record player, but Max says he's a DJ, so he has two. Just then, Rhea's grandma comes out of the kitchen and appears to be bothered by the music.

They bond over their mutual love of the artist and Max suggests they go record shopping together someday. That's not a euphemism. He really just wanted to buy records. She admits she doesn't have a record player, but Max says he's a DJ, so he has two. Just then, Rhea's grandma comes out of the kitchen and appears to be bothered by the music.

They bond over their mutual love of the artist and Max suggests they go record shopping together someday. That's not a euphemism. He really just wanted to buy records. She admits she doesn't have a record player, but Max says he's a DJ, so he has two. Just then, Rhea's grandma comes out of the kitchen and appears to be bothered by the music.

But in reality, they dim the lights and she starts to get down and lip sync to the tune. The customers and Rhea love it, clapping along to the impromptu show. And eventually it leads to a standing ovation. I think this place rocks. And Max agrees. And I was hoping every once in a while, like I was hoping just because I know how big the Bollywood stuff can be.

But in reality, they dim the lights and she starts to get down and lip sync to the tune. The customers and Rhea love it, clapping along to the impromptu show. And eventually it leads to a standing ovation. I think this place rocks. And Max agrees. And I was hoping every once in a while, like I was hoping just because I know how big the Bollywood stuff can be.

But in reality, they dim the lights and she starts to get down and lip sync to the tune. The customers and Rhea love it, clapping along to the impromptu show. And eventually it leads to a standing ovation. I think this place rocks. And Max agrees. And I was hoping every once in a while, like I was hoping just because I know how big the Bollywood stuff can be.

And when you watch it, it's very theatrical and very beautiful. I was waiting for like the waiters were going to start getting involved in anything and And the trays were going to start going behind them. It was going to be a big production musical number.

And when you watch it, it's very theatrical and very beautiful. I was waiting for like the waiters were going to start getting involved in anything and And the trays were going to start going behind them. It was going to be a big production musical number.

And when you watch it, it's very theatrical and very beautiful. I was waiting for like the waiters were going to start getting involved in anything and And the trays were going to start going behind them. It was going to be a big production musical number.

Oh, no, I did. I did. I was seriously upset that there was not more big musical numbers. By the way, I'm this red because of this lamp. That's what I'm doing in here. It's not that I'm embarrassed about my musical number.

Oh, no, I did. I did. I was seriously upset that there was not more big musical numbers. By the way, I'm this red because of this lamp. That's what I'm doing in here. It's not that I'm embarrassed about my musical number.

Oh, no, I did. I did. I was seriously upset that there was not more big musical numbers. By the way, I'm this red because of this lamp. That's what I'm doing in here. It's not that I'm embarrassed about my musical number.

It's true. Later that night back at home, Rhea overhears her grandmother talking to her dad downstairs. Her dad is suggesting that maybe Nani stopped dancing at the restaurant, calling it a little corny. But she says she loves doing it and she can't help herself when the music Rhea picks is so great.

It's true. Later that night back at home, Rhea overhears her grandmother talking to her dad downstairs. Her dad is suggesting that maybe Nani stopped dancing at the restaurant, calling it a little corny. But she says she loves doing it and she can't help herself when the music Rhea picks is so great.

It's true. Later that night back at home, Rhea overhears her grandmother talking to her dad downstairs. Her dad is suggesting that maybe Nani stopped dancing at the restaurant, calling it a little corny. But she says she loves doing it and she can't help herself when the music Rhea picks is so great.

Also, it's a little weird thing to say when the restaurant is packed and people love it and are giving her a standing ovation. It's like, why would you want to cancel that? That's... An amazing part of the night.