Annie vents her frustrations about her failing personal life and the disastrous bridal party trip to Rhodes, a sympathetic police officer. While Annie struggles with feelings of failure over her closed bakery, Rhodes attempts to encourage her, leading to a moment of romantic tension and mutual vulnerability.
ANNIE: It’s not funny. Have you ever been kicked off a plane?
RHODES: I can’t say I have.
ANNIE: All of the girls hate me right now.
RHODES: So you’re like the maid of dishonor.
ANNIE: I hope Lillian won’t be mad at me too long.
RHODES: She’ll be alright.
ANNIE: I wish things were they way they used
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