 Lisa, the Coach s Plain Jane daughter, stops by the bar so that she can introduce Coach to her fiancé, Roy. Roy is an obnoxious lout which is obvious to all, and even though Diane gives Roy the benefit of the doubt, she also eventually comes to the same conclusion as everyone else. The Coach has a heart-to-heart with his daughter regarding his feelings about Roy to which Lisa replies that she realizes that Roy is a lout, that he is only marrying her to advance his career - she is his boss - but she wants to be married and have a family and he may be her only chance. She gets to the point of saying that she looks just like her deceased mother, only to realize that her mother, while probably not considered a ravishing beauty, was a beautiful woman inside, as is she and thus can do better than a person like Roy. Elsewhere in the bar, Diane draws caricatures of bar patrons; like most of Diane s creative endeavors, her ambition far exceeds her talent.