Leo’s son, Cole, has noticed his father’s loneliness since his mother passed away. Although Leo tries to hide it, Cole sees the signs — lingering over old photos, sighing at happy couples, and his quiet moments alone. Determined to find his dad a companion, Cole takes matters into his own hands by “proposing” to women he meets, using a bent bottle cap as a ring. Most women find it adorable at first, but when they hear that Leo is a “driver,” they quickly lose interest, assuming he’s just an ordinary cab driver. Cole knows the truth—that Leo owns a transportation company and loves driving, but he’s disappointed by how quickly people judge him,
One woman, a redhead, is particularly cruel, mocking Cole’s proposal and dismissing Leo as beneath her. This breaks Cole’s heart, and he realizes that it’s not about love but about status. A few weeks later, Leo takes Cole to a charity gala where his company helps provide transportation for kids in need. As Leo speaks at the podium, Cole spots a woman he thinks might be the one for his dad. But then, across the room,