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[00:03] | I want to be here with you guys… with my friends. | |
[00:06] | I do care about you enough to let you go. | |
[00:08] | I mean, if that’s what you really need. | |
[00:12] | Thank you. | |
[00:13] | As you guys probably already know, I’m leaving. | |
[00:16] | I just don’t think | |
[00:18] | that New York is the place for me right now. | |
[00:20] | And I’m sorry that we fought last night. | |
[00:22] | I’m so sorry. | |
[00:25] | But I know that we’re better friends than that. | |
[00:27] | And I know that you know that too. | |
[00:29] | So I’ll see you when I see you. | |
[00:35] | Hey. | |
[00:37] | I thought you were strictly Mac. | |
[00:39] | Oh. Yeah, I am. | |
[00:41] | I’m… I’m up for this gig at the university computer center. | |
[00:43] | Like an on-call repairman for students whose computers crash. | |
[00:46] | So I got to learn how to use the PC. | |
[00:48] | Wow. That sounds great. | |
[00:50] | Yeah. | |
[00:51] | So, when’s the next “Star Trek” convention? | |
[00:54] | No. See, that’s a cliché, man. | |
[00:55] | Not… not all computer guys are trekkies, you know? Okay. | |
[00:58] | Look, I’m gonna make a lot of money if I get this, too. | |
[01:01] | I’m sure you are. Good luck to you. | |
[01:03] | Look, it’s a great extracurricular for my résumé. | |
[01:05] | And I won’t be late with the rent. Please don’t be late on the rent, okay? | |
[01:07] | Don’t… don’t be like Ben. | |
[01:08] | Every month, it’s like… It’s like… | |
[01:10] | [Laughs] Rent? | |
[01:11] | [Door opens, closes] | |
[01:13] | That is him. Tomorrow? Hmm? | |
[01:15] | What? [Dial tone] | |
[01:18] | Morning. Hey. | |
[01:19] | No, I’m not using the phone. | |
[01:21] | Wow. | |
[01:22] | Well, I won’t be late. | |
[01:23] | I’ve got the next few weeks planned out. | |
[01:25] | And if I can stick to it, | |
[01:26] | by the time Natalie gets back from oktoberfest, | |
[01:28] | my life should be, uh, should be almost back on track. | |
[01:31] | Good. That’s… Hi. | |
[01:33] | My name’s misty, and last week was my 18th birthday. | |
[01:37] | But I’m as naughty as a horny housewife. | |
[01:41] | Oh, I’m wearing short shorts and a tank top. | |
[01:43] | Are you hearing that? With nothing on underneath. | |
[01:44] | Uh… hmm? With nothing on underneath. | |
[01:45] | I don’t know. | |
[01:46] | My girlfriends say I have a nice body. | |
[01:48] | Okay, who the hell is she talking to? I… | |
[01:50] | Excuse me. I… [Giggles] | |
[01:53] | No, I don’t wear a bra. | |
[01:55] | [Giggles] I don’t have to. | |
[01:59] | Hey. | |
[01:59] | Hey, uh, who are you talking to? | |
[02:01] | Oh. Shh! It’s my boyfriend. | |
[02:03] | Hold on. I don’t want him to hear. | |
[02:05] | Can this wait? You’re gonna cost me 20 bucks. | |
[02:08] | What? Wait a minute. | |
[02:09] | This is the new job that you got? Phone sex? | |
[02:10] | Okay. I don’t want you doing that on my phone. | |
[02:12] | You know what? Let me just slip that off. | |
[02:14] | Hold on one second. | |
[02:16] | I cannot believe this bothers you. | |
[02:17] | Why? Wouldn’t it bother you? No. | |
[02:19] | Why not? This is… this is… | |
[02:20] | Okay. Yeah. I have ’em off now. | |
[02:23] | Tell me what you want me to do. | |
[02:24] | [Inhales sharply] | |
[02:25] | Oh, yeah. Uh-huh. | |
[02:28] | Uh-huh. | |
[02:30] | Can we have this conversation later? | |
[02:31] | Oh, yeah. Sure. Just let me know when he’s done. | |
[02:33] | Uh, that’s… Oh, that’s just my boyfriend. | |
[02:36] | Um, Patrick. | |
[02:38] | What? | |
[02:40] | Okay. Hold on. | |
[02:42] | He wants to talk to you. | |
[02:44] | What? No, no, no. | |
[02:46] | Talk to him. | |
[02:48] | Hello. | |
[02:50] | Yes, this is… Patrick. | |
[02:54] | What? You want me to what? | |
[02:57] | Oh. Okay. | |
[02:59] | [Gasps] | |
[03:00] | Customer’s always right. | |
[03:02] | Ow! | |
[03:04] | Hello? | |
[03:07] | Hello? | |
[03:13] | ♪ Can you become | |
[03:16] | ♪ can you become | |
[03:19] | ♪ a new version of you♪ | |
[03:23] | ♪ new wallpaper | |
[03:25] | ♪ new shoe leather | |
[03:27] | ♪ a new way home | |
[03:30] | ♪ I don’t remember | |
[03:33] | ♪ new version of you | |
[03:37] | ♪ I need a new version of me | |
[03:43] | ♪ new version of you | |
[03:47] | ♪ I need a new version of me. | |
[04:08] | What are you doing out here? | |
[04:13] | I couldn’t sleep in that bed. | |
[04:16] | Couldn’t stop thinking about Julie. | |
[04:18] | Here. | |
[04:21] | Thanks. | |
[04:22] | I couldn’t really sleep either. | |
[04:24] | That tape she made. | |
[04:27] | I watched it again last night. | |
[04:30] | Something about that goodbye just… seemed so final. | |
[04:34] | I know. I just don’t know what else we can do. | |
[04:37] | I mean, everything can’t just stop. | |
[04:39] | I know. And I’ve got this poli sci paper. | |
[04:42] | I’ve never worked so hard. | |
[04:43] | Did I tell you about this French exam I have? | |
[04:45] | Oh, my god. | |
[04:46] | You want me to come cheer you on? [Telephone rings] | |
[04:48] | No, thanks. | |
[04:50] | Hello? | |
[04:53] | Hi. | |
[04:55] | Yeah. Can you hang on a second? | |
[04:58] | It’s Julie’s mom. She wants to know if she’s here. | |
[05:00] | Her birth mom? No. Mrs. Emrick. | |
[05:02] | It doesn’t sound like she knows she’s gone. What do I tell her? | |
[05:04] | You can’t tell her anything. Why not? | |
[05:06] | Because Julie obviously wants to tell her herself | |
[05:08] | in her own way, and we’ve got to respect that. | |
[05:15] | Hi. | |
[05:16] | Julie’s not here right now. | |
[05:19] | In class, I guess. | |
[05:20] | Uh, can I take a message? | |
[05:23] | All right. Yeah. | |
[05:25] | Thanks. | |
[05:27] | [Telephone beeps] | |
[05:28] | I think it was the right thing to do. | |
[05:31] | Yeah. | |
[05:33] | I know! | |
[05:34] | Would you relax, please? [Moans] | |
[05:36] | Look at me. Look at me. You’re gonna be fine. | |
[05:38] | Benjamin, this is how I get when I get put to the test, okay? | |
[05:41] | I panic. | |
[05:43] | He’s got his citizenship test. | |
[05:44] | Can you ditch it, please? Ditch the camera. | |
[05:46] | Javier, you’re gonna do great. | |
[05:47] | What was I thinking? | |
[05:49] | Inviting everyone to… To my swearing-in ceremony. | |
[05:52] | Did you get the invitation? Yes. It was so beautiful. | |
[05:54] | Of course I’m gonna be there. | |
[05:56] | Oh, I even bought a new suit. | |
[05:57] | And it looks like a Prada, you know? | |
[05:59] | But I think it’s a rip-off, ’cause the label says “prapa.” | |
[06:01] | Okay, look. [Laughs] | |
[06:02] | I only have paper midterms. | |
[06:04] | And they’re not due till next week, so I’ll help you. | |
[06:07] | No. | |
[06:08] | You have to take care of your father | |
[06:10] | and nurse him back to health. No, no. | |
[06:11] | My, uh, my… We’re gonna be fine. | |
[06:14] | Oh. Thank you, Benjamin. | |
[06:16] | You’re welcome. | |
[06:20] | [Door closes] | |
[06:22] | Does he know a thing about American history? | |
[06:25] | Um, yeah. I-I mean, I’m… | |
[06:27] | [Moans] Oh, my god. | |
[06:29] | I got the pain again in my chest. | |
[06:31] | Oh. | |
[06:33] | I think I got vangina. | |
[06:34] | [Laughing] Oh, you have what? | |
[06:36] | [Belches, moans] | |
[06:38] | Uh, okay. | |
[06:39] | So I’ve learned a few tricks over the years, you know? | |
[06:41] | A little, uh, p-ram zap. | |
[06:45] | And it’s back. | |
[06:46] | That was okay. Do me a favor. | |
[06:49] | Don’t call her an “it.” | |
[06:51] | I’m sorry. I don’t… | |
[06:52] | They’re not appliances. | |
[06:54] | No. I mean, it’s an incredibly advanced machine. | |
[06:56] | They have souls. | |
[06:59] | I can see that. Yeah. | |
[07:00] | I mean, one could equate the… | |
[07:02] | The whole cyber thing with… | |
[07:03] | Don’t say “cyber.” | |
[07:05] | No? | |
[07:06] | No. It’s empty. | |
[07:08] | It doesn’t even begin to describe the flow. | |
[07:10] | It’s not just bits and bytes of raw data | |
[07:12] | floating around out there. | |
[07:14] | It’s a mass psyche. | |
[07:16] | An interconnected consciousness. | |
[07:18] | Uh, yeah. I can see that. | |
[07:20] | All right. Let’s see you open up the firmware and reset the board. | |
[07:22] | Yeah, yeah. Uh, no problem. | |
[07:27] | Macs are like guys. | |
[07:29] | Buddies. | |
[07:30] | But pcs, they’re like pretty girls. | |
[07:33] | See, I disagree. I think macs are much sexier. | |
[07:35] | That’s not what I mean. | |
[07:37] | What I meant is that pcs aren’t so easy to get to know. | |
[07:41] | And 70% of our patients are windows-based. | |
[07:45] | I’m fine with that. When, uh, when do I start? | |
[07:47] | Mm. Confidence. That’s good. | |
[07:50] | You’ll need that for the challenge. | |
[07:52] | The what? | |
[07:53] | A series of tests. More of a trial, actually. | |
[07:57] | Some call it an ordeal. | |
[07:59] | I like to think of it as a, um, rite of passage. | |
[08:02] | A purification. | |
[08:04] | I believe that true mastery demands blood. | |
[08:07] | Are we still talking about computers? | |
[08:09] | Friday afternoon, I’ll put you through your PC paces. | |
[08:12] | Many apply, but few are taken. | |
[08:13] | So don’t be surprised if you wang. | |
[08:15] | I won’t wang. I’m not a… I’m not a wanger. | |
[08:18] | Until Friday afternoon. | |
[08:31] | The thing about these philosophy questions, | |
[08:34] | you have to go absolutely crazy. | |
[08:36] | [Laughs] Like what? | |
[08:38] | Like, “is there any knowledge in the world so certain | |
[08:41] | that no reasonable person could doubt it?” | |
[08:43] | Yes. | |
[08:45] | Yes? Like what? | |
[08:46] | Like you snore. | |
[08:49] | I do not snore. Yes, you do. | |
[08:50] | [Laughing] No, I don’t. | |
[08:51] | [Laughing] Yes, you do. I do? I snore? | |
[08:53] | Hey, so wish me luck. | |
[08:55] | Uh, you don’t need luck on your French midterm. | |
[08:57] | Philosophy. Oh. well, then, good luck. | |
[09:06] | What… what does this look like to you? | |
[09:10] | Um, is that Molly’s? | |
[09:13] | I’ll… I’ll be right back. | |
[09:17] | Hey. | |
[09:19] | Do you want some baked beans and toast? | |
[09:21] | Oh, no, thanks. | |
[09:22] | Um, can I ask you a question? | |
[09:26] | I-I found this i-in our closet. | |
[09:31] | [Exhales deeply] | |
[09:34] | Wow. | |
[09:36] | Kind of looks like crystal meth. | |
[09:40] | Oh, my brother used to be addicted to this stuff | |
[09:42] | while I was living with him, which was fantastic. | |
[09:47] | Molly, just so you know… I mean, I have to tell you… | |
[09:50] | I-I do not care if it’s yours. | |
[09:52] | Well, I kind of thought you would care. | |
[09:54] | But no, it’s definitely not mine, Felicity. | |
[09:57] | I mean, I wouldn’t touch the stuff. | |
[09:58] | It’s… it’s horrible. | |
[09:59] | Hey! | |
[10:00] | Hey. | |
[10:02] | I found this in the top of Julie’s closet. | |
[10:10] | You think this is Julie’s? | |
[10:11] | I don’t know. What do you think? Well, you found it in the closet. | |
[10:14] | It could be anybody’s. It could’ve been there for a year for all we know. | |
[10:17] | The only thing I’m thinking is it could explain the way she’s been acting lately. | |
[10:19] | Yeah. We even talked about that, remember? | |
[10:21] | How she would be happy one minute and then quiet | |
[10:23] | and then belligerent the next. | |
[10:25] | Yeah. My brother used to be like that when he was using. | |
[10:27] | But they get really good at hiding it. | |
[10:33] | Sean: All right. | |
[10:35] | So tell us about that new job you got. | |
[10:40] | I am working as a phone-sex operator. | |
[10:43] | And I am providing what I think is an important service. | |
[10:47] | I fulfill fantasies for men across the country. | |
[10:50] | Mm. So you turn them on. | |
[10:52] | Well, yeah. | |
[10:54] | I mean, but I get a bonus if I keep them on longer. | |
[10:57] | So it’s not as simple as it sounds. | |
[11:00] | So, do you ever get turned on? | |
[11:03] | What do you mean? | |
[11:04] | I mean do you ever get, uh, you know, excited… | |
[11:08] | Providing this… This important service? | |
[11:13] | I don’t know. | |
[11:14] | I mean, a little. Yeah. | |
[11:15] | What? | |
[11:17] | I-i… no. I’m kidding, Sean. | |
[11:19] | Do you get turned on? I’m just kidding. | |
[11:21] | Do you? Come on. No. | |
[11:22] | Yes, you do. Okay. Cut. | |
[11:24] | Elena: So how was the midterm? | |
[11:26] | Horrible. I couldn’t focus. | |
[11:28] | I know. I couldn’t stop thinking about Julie. | |
[11:30] | I know. What about Julie’s mom? | |
[11:32] | Oh, god. I feel so bad about that. | |
[11:35] | I know. We lied. I mean, that’s basically what we did. | |
[11:38] | Instead of protecting her, I think we did just the opposite. | |
[11:40] | Wait. Wait. Are you calling her mom? | |
[11:41] | Do you not think I should? | |
[11:43] | I think you should, | |
[11:44] | but are you gonna tell her about the drugs? | |
[11:47] | No, but I think… | |
[11:48] | I think we have to tell her that Julie dropped out. | |
[11:59] | Hi. M-Mrs. Emrick? | |
[12:01] | It’s Felicity Porter. | |
[12:03] | Good. Yeah, things are going well. | |
[12:05] | Um, I-I was just curious if Julie had called you. | |
[12:11] | No, I-I don’t think so. I just, um… | |
[12:15] | When we talked before, | |
[12:17] | uh, I didn’t tell you this because I’m… | |
[12:20] | I’m pretty sure Julie wanted to tell you herself. | |
[12:22] | Um… | |
[12:25] | Julie dropped out. | |
[12:28] | She left New York. | |
[12:32] | S-she took a bunch of her stuff and, um… | |
[12:35] | No, she… She didn’t say where. | |
[12:43] | What? | |
[12:46] | She’s crying. | |
[12:53] | [Door opens, closes] | |
[12:57] | Hey. | |
[12:58] | This PlayStation 2 thing is a real problem. | |
[13:01] | I might never leave the apartment. | |
[13:03] | How did, uh, how’d the French exam go? | |
[13:06] | Oh, philosophy. | |
[13:07] | Philosophy. | |
[13:09] | How’d it go? | |
[13:10] | Uh, not good. | |
[13:12] | Oh, it couldn’t have been that bad. | |
[13:16] | I called Julie’s mom. | |
[13:20] | Oh. | |
[13:23] | She was really scared. | |
[13:26] | I mean, her voice was… All shaky and… | |
[13:33] | It was just scary. | |
[13:37] | I guess, uh, Julie hadn’t told her | |
[13:39] | about what really happened with her father. | |
[13:41] | So I did. | |
[13:45] | Was she all right? | |
[13:47] | No. | |
[13:50] | She, um, got off the phone | |
[13:54] | and, uh, talked to her husband. | |
[13:56] | And when she called back, she was so angry. | |
[14:00] | She was really mad. | |
[14:01] | And, uh… | |
[14:04] | She asked me how I could’ve let her daughter go | |
[14:08] | and how I could be living with her and not notice | |
[14:11] | babe, that… There was such a problem, there was something wrong. | |
[14:13] | That is not fair. Why not? | |
[14:15] | I mean, the last time I talked to her I was horrible to Julie. | |
[14:17] | You were not horrible. Julie was acting nuts. | |
[14:19] | And I should have realized something was wrong with her. | |
[14:22] | Instead I just made it worse. | |
[14:23] | Look, the only reason Julie’s mother is saying all that stuff. | |
[14:26] | Is ’cause she’s upset and you know that. | |
[14:27] | Julie is gone, okay? | |
[14:29] | I was obviously too wrapped up in my own life to realize, | |
[14:32] | you know, what was going on with her. | |
[14:34] | I know. But none of us saw that. | |
[14:36] | I mean, I waited four days before I even called her mom. | |
[14:38] | But some people wouldn’t have called them at all. You have to realize that. | |
[14:42] | Come on. | |
[14:44] | [Voice breaking] You just… You don’t understand. | |
[14:46] | I do understand. Listen to me. | |
[14:49] | What happened with Julie is not your fault. | |
[14:53] | If I… If I’ve learned anything. | |
[14:54] | From what happened with my dad, it’s that, all right? | |
[14:59] | What happened is not your fault. | |
[15:05] | Come here. | |
[15:15] | [Siren wailing] | |
[15:16] | Sean: Noel? Yeah. | |
[15:18] | Where are you going right now? What’s going on? | |
[15:19] | Well, I got, uh, I got the challenge in two days. | |
[15:21] | The challenge? Yeah. The PC Olympics. | |
[15:24] | Tracy got a new laptop, so he’s gonna use his old one | |
[15:25] | to, uh, to test me, you know? | |
[15:27] | Screw up the operating system, see if I can get the thing to work again. | |
[15:29] | Okay. I got a little bit of advice for you. | |
[15:32] | All right. | |
[15:33] | Let the wookie win. | |
[15:35] | Ha. That’s funny. That’s a good one. | |
[15:37] | Where you going? | Where you going? |
[15:45] | Can’t do it, can you? | |
[15:46] | I can fix anything. I’m Hercules, god of strength. | |
[15:50] | Right. Just admit that I got you, okay? | |
[15:53] | That word processor is never opening again. | |
[15:58] | [Chimes sound] | |
[16:03] | How did you do that? | |
[16:05] | Oh, it’s just a… It’s a little trick I learned. | |
[16:07] | It’s called “being a genius.” | |
[16:08] | [Chuckles] Okay. You’re good. | |
[16:10] | The geek’s gonna hire you. You’re in. | |
[16:12] | Mnh-mnh. You don’t understand. | |
[16:13] | This guy, he’s a… He’s a real peen, all right? | |
[16:16] | He’s gonna test me hard, so I got to know this stuff backwards. | |
[16:18] | I got you. | |
[16:19] | Yeah. So here. | |
[16:20] | Sit down and, um… And do it again. | |
[16:23] | Just make it… make it a little harder this time, okay? | |
[16:26] | Right. Make it a little harder. | |
[16:27] | Uh-huh. | |
[16:32] | This is nice. | |
[16:33] | Hey. | |
[16:34] | Please don’t touch my Porsche. I just got it. | |
[16:36] | I’m just looking, all right? | |
[16:38] | It’s not bad for a… A non-Mac. | |
[16:40] | [Chuckles] Well, Elena just happens to be writing | |
[16:42] | her poli midterm on that non-Mac. | |
[16:44] | And if you lose that file, I guarantee you | |
[16:46] | she will kick your ass back to Boston. | |
[16:47] | [Chuckles] | |
[16:56] | What was that? | |
[16:58] | [Laughs] | |
[17:00] | If you can fix this, you’re supernerd. | |
[17:03] | Matter of fact, if you can fix this, you’re super meganerd. | |
[17:06] | Thank you. Give me back my good one. | |
[17:09] | It’s all yours. | |
[17:11] | [Mid-tempo march plays] | |
[17:16] | Sean: His I.N.S. Test two days away, | |
[17:18] | Javier clemente quintata heads to the library. | |
[17:21] | With his mentor, Benjamin coving… | |
[17:22] | Can you… can you do the narration later, please? | |
[17:24] | Just pretend like I’m not here, man. That’s impossible. | |
[17:26] | You’re narrating everything we do. That’s only my job. Go ahead. | |
[17:28] | Okay. Who were the pilgrims? | |
[17:30] | Uh, pilgrims. | |
[17:31] | Um, the… Earliest permanent, uh, | |
[17:35] | British settlers in America. | |
[17:37] | That’s great. There you go. You’re gonna do good, man. | |
[17:39] | Oh, look at this. Oh. | |
[17:40] | Isn’t the American flag beautiful? | |
[17:43] | Are you planning on voting? | |
[17:44] | Yes. Well, yes. | |
[17:46] | But not in this election, darling. | |
[17:47] | My friend here is helping me with my citizenship test. | |
[17:51] | But I won’t be registered in time. | |
[17:52] | Well, good luck with the test. Hope you pass it. | |
[17:54] | Oh, thank you so much! I love you for that! | |
[17:57] | Good luck! Good luck. We got a lot of studying to do. | |
[17:58] | What about you? Are you planning on voting? | |
[18:00] | Uh, no. Let’s go. | |
[18:01] | What did you say, Ben? What? Nothing. | |
[18:03] | I just said I wasn’t gonna vote. | |
[18:04] | Sean: In an ironic twist, Javier’s mentor, | |
[18:06] | unpoliticized himself… Hey, will you shut up? | |
[18:08] | It’s not about me. I can’t believe that… Wait. | |
[18:10] | This is your first national election, | |
[18:12] | and you’re not planning on voting? J-Javier… | |
[18:14] | You… do you realize what a privilege it is | |
[18:15] | to be able to vote? Javier, man… | |
[18:17] | Okay, look, politicians are so full of crap, all right? | |
[18:19] | Look, it doesn’t matter who’s gonna be president anyway, okay? | |
[18:21] | Let’s just go. Let’s go to the library. | |
[18:23] | You coming? | |
[18:24] | Can you believe this pineapple head? | |
[18:26] | I mean, you know, | |
[18:28] | studying American history and then not voting? | |
[18:31] | If he does vote, he should vote hypocrat. | |
[18:33] | [Laughs] | |
[18:34] | [Speaking French] | |
[18:36] | Uh, Felicity Porter? | |
[18:50] | [Clears throat] | |
[18:52] | Um… | |
[18:54] | [Speaking French] | |
[19:04] | [Speaking haltingly] | |
[19:34] | I’m sorry. | |
[19:35] | I’m… I’m… I’m just not prepared. | |
[19:40] | Mitchell crowley. | |
[19:58] | Yeah. | |
[19:59] | [Exhales deeply] Mm-hmm. | |
[20:00] | Hey. Hey. | |
[20:02] | Oh, god. You’re not gonna believe it. | |
[20:04] | Again, this week, the documentary has no hook. | |
[20:07] | Uh-huh. | |
[20:08] | Javier’s story is really sweet and everything. | |
[20:10] | But I don’t think it’s compelling enough… Oh, god, yes. | |
[20:12] | Oh! | |
[20:13] | Mmm! That’s what I like. Mmm! | |
[20:15] | Okay, I’m your boyfriend. Can I talk to you for a second? | |
[20:17] | Okay. Oh, yeah. Go. | |
[20:19] | Go! Hey! | |
[20:20] | Hey! Slimy. Weasel. How ya doin’? | |
[20:22] | This is not your apartment, Sean! [Telephone beeps] | |
[20:24] | I really don’t want you doing this anymore. Excuse me? | |
[20:26] | Listen to me. | |
[20:27] | At first I didn’t like this. | |
[20:29] | But I tried to be mature about it and deal with it. | |
[20:31] | But it’s not working, and I’ll tell you why. Because you’re uptight? | |
[20:33] | No, because you’re cheating on me. What? | |
[20:35] | Every time you make a call to one of these guys | |
[20:37] | it’s like you’re having a little mini fling, okay? | |
[20:39] | And it’s enough. I can’t deal with it anymore. I have news for you, Sean. | |
[20:42] | I’m not like the girls you used to date. | |
[20:44] | I’m not like Chloe the librarian. | |
[20:46] | Yeah. Obviously. She could read. | |
[20:48] | You know what? | |
[20:50] | Talking to these guys is like having sex with you | |
[20:52] | because it’s over real fast and I do all the work! | |
[20:55] | Good luck with your career! | |
[21:00] | Hey. | |
[21:01] | Hey. | |
[21:03] | [Mid-tempo march plays] | |
[21:06] | Javier: Well, yes. | |
[21:07] | I am nervous about taking the test. | |
[21:09] | But I am very… Feeling very confident | |
[21:11] | about my chances of becoming a cit… [Cellphone rings] | |
[21:13] | Sean: Oh. Sorry. | |
[21:14] | Ah. Sorry. | |
[21:16] | [Exhales deeply] | |
[21:18] | Blumberg prod… | |
[21:20] | Uh… what? | |
[21:22] | It’s this damn phone-sex company. | |
[21:23] | Calling for Meghan again. | |
[21:24] | Let me… let me talk to him. | |
[21:25] | No. Just give me the phone. | |
[21:28] | Give it to… okay. All right. | |
[21:29] | All right. Okay. | |
[21:31] | [Clears throat] | |
[21:33] | [High-pitched voice] Hello, this is Amber. Yes. Oh. | |
[21:36] | I’m, um, I’m a luscious blonde. | |
[21:40] | Um, with a 44 triple “d.” | |
[21:47] | I think I used to be roommates with this guy. | |
[21:49] | You’re kidding. | |
[21:54] | Francis? Can we just get on with this, please? | |
[21:56] | We’re wasting time. Let’s go. | |
[21:57] | Whoa. Excuse us, Mr. Non-voter. | |
[21:59] | Zip it. All right. | |
[22:01] | When did the, uh, civil war begin? | |
[22:04] | When did the civil war begin? | |
[22:06] | What civil war? | |
[22:09] | Let it go, crane. | |
[22:11] | No. I can get this, all right? | |
[22:12] | I’m channeling Kevin mitnick. | |
[22:14] | This is like E.R., man. | |
[22:16] | Eventually you’re gonna have to stop cpr | |
[22:18] | and let the patient die. | |
[22:19] | Just reformat the hard drive. Mnh-mnh. | |
[22:22] | Two midterms down, two to go. | |
[22:23] | Hey, baby. | |
[22:24] | Hey, Noel. Hey. | |
[22:25] | Hey, hey. Hey. | |
[22:26] | Ah. I think you’re right. | |
[22:28] | I think it’s dead. | |
[22:29] | Checkmate, crane. | |
[22:30] | [Laughs] What’s dead? | |
[22:32] | My crappy old laptop. | |
[22:35] | The one I was using? | |
[22:38] | No. Baby, remember? | |
[22:39] | Y-you put, um… it all in here. This was the one you were using. | |
[22:43] | No, I didn’t touch that one. | |
[22:44] | My poli sci paper is on that one. | |
[22:47] | Did you back your work up? | |
[22:49] | Would I be freaking out like this if I had backed up my stuff? | |
[22:51] | You know, y-you really should back all your data up. | |
[22:53] | It took me a month to finish that paper, | |
[22:55] | and it was harder than all my pre-med classes, | |
[22:57] | and it’s due tomorrow… Do you know what that means? | |
[22:59] | Yeah. I have an idea. | |
[23:00] | Hey, Elena. | |
[23:02] | Can I talk to you for a sec? | |
[23:04] | You guys better get my paper. | |
[23:10] | Okay. | |
[23:11] | Now, you know I’m not one to get… | |
[23:14] | You know… | |
[23:15] | Nice. | |
[23:16] | Worried about people. | |
[23:19] | But Felicity has been in her room for hours. | |
[23:21] | She’s just sitting on her bed, | |
[23:23] | staring off into space like a stuffed animal. | |
[23:25] | What the hell is going on with her? It’s Julie’s mom. | |
[23:27] | She made her feel like Julie’s leaving was her fault. | |
[23:30] | What? Yeah. | |
[23:31] | I-I think we just need to get her out of this house. | |
[23:33] | Yeah, but I’m not going anywhere till Noel saves my paper. | |
[23:36] | Hey. What’s going on? | |
[23:38] | Um, we’re going out. | |
[23:42] | Oh. Have fun. | |
[23:44] | Oh, no. | |
[23:45] | Uh, we’re going out with you to have fun. | |
[23:47] | Yeah. You got to stop moping around the house. | |
[23:49] | It’s irritating. | |
[23:50] | Meghan’s right, and I never say, “Meghan’s right.” | |
[23:55] | Maybe I should go out. | |
[23:58] | Good. | |
[23:59] | Wait. Where are you going? | |
[24:01] | When you were Leon, what’s the most out-there club you went to? | |
[24:04] | Meghan, I’m busy. This is important. | |
[24:05] | The places I went this summer are too out-there, even for you. | |
[24:08] | Tell me where you partied. | |
[24:10] | You can’t handle where I partied. | |
[24:12] | You’re worthless. | |
[24:15] | [Knock on door] | |
[24:17] | Hey. | |
[24:18] | Yeah? We need a party right now. | |
[24:21] | Well, there’s a rager down at the beta theta xi house tonight. | |
[24:23] | Yeah. Okay. You need a date? | |
[24:25] | Not a chance. | |
[24:28] | Okay, we’re going to a… A frat party. | |
[24:33] | Yes. Of course. I feel terrible about what happened. | |
[24:35] | What the hell else was I supposed to do? | |
[24:37] | The only reason I took her to the party in the first place | |
[24:39] | was because she was upset about the whole Julie thing. | |
[24:42] | And then, on our way there, she plopped down on the steps that we passed. | |
[24:45] | And she was like, “I don’t want to go to the party.” | |
[24:47] | I have never seen her so depressed. Sean: Mm. | |
[24:49] | That’s not true. I’ve seen her more depressed. | |
[24:52] | But the thing is, I just… I-I looked at her, | |
[24:54] | and I go, “look, you’re gonna go to this party. | |
[24:56] | “Get your ass to the party. | |
[24:57] | “You’re gonna have a good time | |
[24:59] | or I’m gonna tell everybody your dirty, little secrets.” | |
[25:01] | Whoa. what dirty, little secrets? | |
[25:03] | She went to the party. I can’t tell you. | |
[25:06] | Hey. You guys, what time is it? | |
[25:08] | I have a phone-sex shift at midnight. | |
[25:10] | Oh, you’ve got an hour. You’re fine. | |
[25:11] | Okay. Well, let me know when it’s 12:00. | |
[25:13] | Okay. Ew. | |
[25:15] | There’s nothing like sticky floors and the smell of puke. | |
[25:18] | My god. Is it rush week or something? | |
[25:19] | It’s not even the weekend. | |
[25:22] | Ladies. | |
[25:24] | Jello shots. | |
[25:25] | Yeah? | |
[25:27] | Thanks. | |
[25:29] | Okay, these things will kick your ass. | |
[25:33] | Cheers. Cheers. | |
[25:35] | You’re eating yours. | |
[25:37] | Eat it. Eat it. | |
[25:40] | They’re actually kind of good. | |
[25:41] | They’re good. | |
[25:42] | They’re big. | |
[25:46] | [Computer beeps] Damn! | |
[25:47] | This is bad. | |
[25:49] | You know, I don’t want to hear that this is bad. | |
[25:50] | I don’t want to hear that my paper, | |
[25:52] | my life’s work, has been erased. | |
[25:54] | Maybe you should call the guy… | |
[25:55] | No. Wait. There’s a guy? | |
[25:57] | I can’t. Sort of. Yes. | |
[25:58] | And you didn’t call him right away? | |
[25:59] | Look, he’s supposed to hire me for a job that involves fixing | |
[26:02] | these exact same problems, okay? | |
[26:03] | How would it look if I called… I don’t care how it looks. | |
[26:06] | Call the guy. | |
[26:07] | It’s suicide if I do that. | |
[26:08] | It’s murder if you don’t. | |
[26:14] | Um, I’ll call the guy, okay? I’ll call the guy. | |
[26:17] | [Crowd shouting] | |
[26:27] | [Crowd cheering] | |
[26:32] | We need some new victims. You guys up for a game? | |
[26:35] | N. What’s the deal? | |
[26:37] | Strip ping-pong. | |
[26:38] | You lose a point, you lose a piece of clothing. | |
[26:41] | We’re undefeated so far. | |
[26:42] | Yeah. No, thanks. | |
[26:43] | Let me explain one thing to you. | |
[26:45] | We don’t… We don’t want to play. | |
[26:46] | We are gonna kick your little Greek asses. | |
[26:50] | [Laughs] Bring it on, girls. | |
[26:51] | Uh, I mean… Yeah, you two can play. | |
[26:53] | I’m not… Oh, no. No. | |
[26:55] | I’m going to the loo. You can play. | |
[26:57] | I’m really good at this. No, no, no. You guys… | |
[26:59] | Don’t worry. Come on. That’s not, uh, as reassuring. | |
[27:01] | Please don’t go! Don’t go. | |
[27:03] | Shut up! Don’t puss out on me. | |
[27:05] | Come on. | |
[27:07] | All right. | |
[27:08] | No, it’s, uh, it’s right there. | |
[27:13] | So, you know, thanks for coming over so late. | |
[27:14] | I know it’s… you know. | |
[27:15] | You wanged. | |
[27:17] | No. No, no, no. It’s… it’s not my fault. | |
[27:18] | I mean, he did something to the computer that… Hey. | |
[27:20] | Yeah, I wanged. | |
[27:22] | Can you fix it? | |
[27:24] | Save the attitude for your blender, honey. | |
[27:25] | Excuse me? Okay. Baby. Baby. | |
[27:27] | Baby, let’s remember that he’s here to help, okay? | |
[27:33] | I have few but crucial requirements. | |
[27:35] | Soda. Jolt would be ideal. Coke or Pepsi will do. | |
[27:38] | Ho hos. Ding dongs. Yo yos. Anything in that family. | |
[27:42] | And doritos. If you have any. | |
[27:44] | We don’t. | |
[27:45] | Get some. | |
[27:46] | You know what? | |
[27:54] | I’ll get the doritos. | |
[27:56] | You got the…? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. | |
[28:01] | Aah! Yeah! | |
[28:02] | [Moans] | |
[28:03] | We rule! | |
[28:04] | And you drool. Take off your socks. | |
[28:06] | Yes! | |
[28:08] | [Laughs] | |
[28:09] | Whoa. Hey. Oh! Yes. | |
[28:11] | More? | |
[28:12] | We’ll take these two. Yes. | |
[28:14] | Oh, my god. For the… | |
[28:15] | For the soon-to-be champions. | |
[28:19] | Why does your voice sound so… familiar? | |
[28:25] | Walk away from me. | |
[28:29] | [Laughs] | |
[28:30] | Why aren’t you naked? | |
[28:31] | ‘Cause we’re so good. | |
[28:33] | ‘Cause we rule the school. | |
[28:34] | [Laughs] | |
[28:36] | Um, it’s… it’s… it’s… | |
[28:38] | Oh, my god! My phone sex! | |
[28:41] | You were supposed to remind me, damn it. | |
[28:43] | You’re… you’re supposed to go and do your thing. | |
[28:46] | Here. You take over for me. | |
[28:48] | No. I can’t. | |
[28:49] | Come on. This is so much fun. | |
[28:51] | We are doing so good. There’s a guy. He’s over there. | |
[28:53] | And he’s reading my palm, and he’s so good. | |
[28:55] | But we’re doing so good. And I have to go back and let him finish. | |
[28:57] | You have to stay. And I’m allergic to these balls. | |
[28:59] | Oh. I have to go. | |
[29:01] | Okay. Bye. | |
[29:02] | Bye! | |
[29:03] | [Crowd shouting] | |
[29:06] | Um… okay. | |
[29:09] | Uh, who’s good? | |
[29:13] | You ready? | |
[29:13] | How many states broke away from the union, | |
[29:17] | starting the civil war? | |
[29:18] | Okay. Let me see. | |
[29:19] | I know this. I know this. | I know this. |
[29:21] | Um, I should know this. | |
[29:23] | It’s, um, um… eight. | |
[29:27] | No, it’s not eight. | No, it’s not eight. |
[29:28] | It’s, um… it’s, um… | It’s, um… |
[29:31] | It’s 10. No, it’s not 10. It’s 11. | |
[29:33] | Javier, we’ve been over this so many times. Oh, I’m going to fail! | |
[29:37] | What was I thinking? | |
[29:38] | The ceremony is tomorrow. | |
[29:41] | Now everyone’s going to see… See what a, you know, | |
[29:43] | what a non-American I am. | |
[29:45] | This is so humiliating. | |
[29:47] | Sean: Come on. | |
[29:50] | Help him. Do something. Come on. | |
[29:53] | What am I supposed to do? I don’t know what to do. | |
[29:58] | All right. Come on, Javier. | |
[29:59] | What’s the worst that can happen? | |
[30:02] | So you don’t become a citizen, all right? | |
[30:04] | I mean, it’s just a card. | |
[30:06] | It’s not like you’re gonna get deported or anything. | |
[30:08] | You’re not gonna lose your job or anything. | |
[30:09] | It’s not that big a deal. All right. Okay. Okay. Hold on. | |
[30:14] | Do not take offense to what I am about to say to you. | |
[30:18] | You are one spoiled little man. | |
[30:22] | This is not about a card, Benjamin, okay? | |
[30:27] | This whole thing is about being a part [Mid-tempo march plays] | |
[30:30] | Of the greatest family in the world. | |
[30:32] | The American family. | |
[30:34] | The American Democratic system, | |
[30:36] | which you take for granted with your lack of voting, | |
[30:40] | exists because of people like me. | |
[30:42] | People who care. | |
[30:43] | People who want to be a part of the process. | |
[30:47] | And if you don’t understand that or can’t… | |
[30:51] | Then maybe you should be the one taking this test | |
[30:53] | instead of me. | |
[30:55] | [Paper crinkles, march ends] | |
[30:58] | I’m going to be in the bathroom, and I want to be alone, okay? | |
[31:01] | Wow, man. [Chuckles] yeah. Wow. | |
[31:03] | I could sell that as a p.S.A. | |
[31:06] | [Crowd shouting] | |
[31:09] | [Up-tempo rock music playing] | |
[31:19] | [Shouting intensifies] | |
[31:28] | Crowd: [Chanting] Strip! Strip! Strip! Strip! | |
[31:48] | Mmm. Yeah, baby. [Chuckles] | |
[31:51] | Yeah, you can put the custard anywhere you want. | |
[31:56] | [Sighs] Mm-hmm! | |
[31:59] | Mm-hmm. | |
[32:00] | Yeah, baby. Hey. | |
[32:02] | I’m on the phone here. | |
[32:03] | Uh, we kicked your friend’s butt. | |
[32:05] | And it was a cute butt, too. | |
[32:07] | She lost? | |
[32:08] | Yeah. | |
[32:10] | Hey, you left pretty early. I wanted to get your number. | |
[32:13] | Hold on one second, baby. | |
[32:14] | Listen, uh, scooter, I have a boyfriend. | |
[32:18] | My naked friend and I have boyfriends. | |
[32:20] | Oh. | |
[32:22] | Okay. | |
[32:24] | Someone should tell Randy. [Chuckles] | |
[32:26] | Who’s Randy? | |
[32:28] | The guy your naked friend ran off with. | |
[32:30] | She left? Where’d she go? | |
[32:31] | I don’t know. | |
[32:33] | She doesn’t drink a lot, does she? | |
[32:35] | Hey, come on. I just… | |
[32:37] | Wait. | |
[32:43] | Hello? | |
[32:45] | You want to do what to me? | |
[32:52] | [Exhales deeply] | |
[32:56] | [Door opens] | |
[33:00] | Sean. Good morning. | |
[33:01] | I really screwed up. | |
[33:03] | Look, you are an entrepreneur, okay? | |
[33:05] | And if that’s the job that you want… No, no, no. | |
[33:06] | I’ll quit. I’ll quit. I don’t care. | |
[33:09] | You’re not quitting for me. I’m not… | |
[33:10] | What… what happened to your arm? | |
[33:12] | Nothing. I-I fell down stairs. I was drunk. | |
[33:14] | It’s terrible! It’s nothing. | |
[33:16] | No, it’s not… Sean, can I say something? | |
[33:17] | Yes. | |
[33:18] | I lost Felicity. | |
[33:55] | Oh, my god. | |
[34:06] | [Snoring] | |
[34:13] | [Keys clicking, computer beeping] | |
[34:24] | I told you not to do that. | |
[34:26] | Baby, please give the man some room. | |
[34:31] | Come on. Be strong. Fight. | |
[34:33] | You can do this. I know you can, honey. | |
[34:44] | It’s gone? | |
[34:45] | I’m afraid we have to zz top. | |
[34:47] | No! | |
[34:49] | Uh, what does that mean? | |
[34:50] | It means that everything on her brain | |
[34:53] | will be wiped out forever. | |
[34:55] | She’ll revert to plain vanilla. | |
[34:58] | Oh, my god. | |
[34:59] | There’s no other way? | |
[35:00] | I can wake her up. | |
[35:02] | She won’t be the same little one you knew and loved. | |
[35:04] | But she’ll reinstall. | |
[35:05] | And in time… You’ll grow to love her again. | |
[35:09] | Oh, my god. I’m gonna get my first “f.” | |
[35:11] | It’s not easy on me, either, all right? | |
[35:13] | I don’t believe this. | |
[35:25] | Wait. | |
[35:27] | Uh, I want to try something. | |
[35:29] | It’s no use, man. Let her go. | |
[35:31] | Move. | |
[35:40] | Oh, no. | |
[35:43] | You’re reinstalling the io. Sys file. | |
[35:45] | Oh, my god. | |
[35:46] | It was missing from the config. Sys. | |
[35:49] | That’s so damn simple. | |
[35:50] | Wait a minute. | |
[35:52] | Does this mean I can get my paper back? | |
[35:53] | Uh… | |
[35:57] | Uh, it… I just fixed it for you. [Laughs] | |
[35:59] | Yes. | |
[36:01] | [Laughs] Noel! | |
[36:02] | Wait. Let me save it. | |
[36:04] | Oh, my god. Yes. | |
[36:05] | Back it up. | |
[36:06] | You thought he wasn’t good. | |
[36:08] | You were gonna give him the mind meld. | |
[36:10] | But you can’t. You want to know why? | |
[36:11] | ‘Cause he’s good. He’s good! | |
[36:13] | Are you okay? | |
[36:14] | I lost touch with the flow. | |
[36:16] | No, it’s… it’s, uh… | |
[36:18] | It’s okay. You know, I mean, everyone has off days. | |
[36:20] | Sometimes it’s the… It’s the most obvious solution | |
[36:22] | that, uh, that we tend to forget about. | |
[36:24] | No. | |
[36:25] | I was cocky. Arrogant. | |
[36:28] | But you had it. | |
[36:29] | The flow was with you. | |
[36:31] | I’d be proud to have you on the team. | |
[36:36] | I don’t do that. | |
[36:38] | That… that hand signal. I don’t… I don’t… | |
[36:42] | Oh. Okay. | |
[36:44] | Yeah. That’s cool. | |
[36:46] | [Introduction to Jo Davidson’s “alone in my room” plays] | |
[36:50] | [Laughs] | |
[36:59] | ♪ When times are the worst | |
[37:03] | ♪ you see who you’ve got | |
[37:07] | ♪ you know what is real | |
[37:09] | ♪ and you find out what is not ♪ | |
[37:13] | ♪ I thought I had something. | |
[37:16] | Elena: Hey. | |
[37:17] | Hey. Is Felicity here? | |
[37:18] | No. Um, she’s not at the loft? | |
[37:21] | No. | |
[37:22] | We were just there. | |
[37:23] | What happened to your arm? | |
[37:24] | Nothing. I was drunk. I fell. | |
[37:26] | [Chuckles] | |
[37:28] | Felicity got drunk and disappeared. | |
[37:30] | What do you mean, Felicity disappeared? | |
[37:31] | I’m sure she’s just sleeping it off somewhere, okay? | |
[37:34] | [Door opens] Hey. | |
[37:35] | Guys, I’m here. | |
[37:38] | Hey. What happened to you? | |
[37:41] | Um… | |
[37:44] | I don’t know. | |
[37:47] | Did you have fun? | |
[37:49] | Um… | |
[37:55] | God. I never should’ve left her alone. | |
[37:56] | Hey, you know, if, uh, Julie’s leaving wasn’t my fault, | |
[38:00] | then this definitely wasn’t yours. | |
[38:01] | Don’t worry about it. | |
[38:06] | [Exhales deeply] | |
[38:12] | [Knock on door] | |
[38:17] | Hey. | |
[38:22] | Are you okay? | |
[38:24] | Yeah. | |
[38:31] | Oh, not really. | |
[38:33] | I’ve got something that might help. | |
[38:37] | It’s a bindi. | |
[38:40] | This one is a blessing | |
[38:42] | to help all of the negative things go away. | |
[38:48] | It’s a prayer for self-acceptance. | |
[38:53] | We are who we are, and it’s wonderful. | |
[39:02] | That should help you out. | |
[39:10] | I woke up in some guy’s bed this morning. | |
[39:14] | Oh. Okay. | |
[39:20] | Did anything happen? | |
[39:23] | I don’t know. | |
[39:27] | I must’ve blacked out or something. | |
[39:29] | I can’t even remember. | |
[39:36] | I don’t know what I’m gonna tell Ben. | |
[39:39] | [Telephone ringing] | |
[39:42] | It might take a little bit of time | |
[39:45] | for the bindi to work its magic. | |
[39:49] | It’s Julie. | |
[39:50] | What? | |
[39:52] | Here you go. | |
[39:54] | Hello? | |
[39:56] | Oh, my god. Julie, are you okay? | |
[39:59] | But you’re all right? Everything’s okay? | |
[40:02] | God. We’ve been so worried about you. | |
[40:06] | I think you should call your parents. | |
[40:10] | She already called them. | |
[40:16] | Julie, it’s so good to hear your voice. | |
[40:21] | Yeah, I’m okay. | |
[40:23] | I’m okay. | |
[40:26] | [Bell chimes, doors open] | |
[40:30] | My stomach is like a tractor pull. | |
[40:32] | I know. You’re just nervous. Just take a deep breath. | |
[40:35] | I don’t think I can do this. | |
[40:37] | I know you can do this. You’re gonna do fine. | |
[40:39] | 37? | |
[40:44] | Sean: Ben, do it now. | |
[40:46] | Do what now? | |
[40:49] | Show him. | |
[40:50] | Show him what? | |
[40:51] | [Chuckles] “Show him what?” Come on. | |
[40:53] | It’ll be great. Show him right now. | |
[40:55] | Javier. | |
[40:57] | Because of all your, uh, bitching about privilege. | |
[41:05] | What is it? It is a voter’s… | |
[41:07] | Uh, you inspired me with your stupid speech. | |
[41:10] | You’re going to vote?! | |
[41:12] | Yeah. Ow! | |
[41:13] | Oh, I’m so proud of you! | |
[41:15] | [Laughs] Hey. [Laughs] | |
[41:17] | You don’t got to hug me. | |
[41:19] | Oh, that way you’re gonna be a part of history now. | |
[41:21] | That’s fantastic. Yeah. It is. | |
[41:23] | Oh, that is exactly what I need | |
[41:25] | to… to, you know, make me feel confident. | |
[41:28] | Good. Well, I’m glad. | |
[41:29] | Javier quintata. | |
[41:32] | Here we go. | |
[41:34] | What are the 49th and 50th states of the union? | |
[41:42] | Alaska and Hawaii. | |
[41:46] | Okay. [Clears throat] | |
[41:48] | Uh, this, uh, next question is on the civil war. | |
[41:53] | In what year did the civil war begin? | |
[41:56] | [Mid-tempo march plays] | |
[42:02] | 1861. | |
[42:04] | “…that I will support and defend the constitution. | |
[42:08] | And laws of the United States of America.” | |
[42:10] | All: That I will support and defend the constitution. | |
[42:14] | And laws of the United States of America. | |
[42:17] | “…against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” | |
[42:20] | Against all enemies, foreign and domestic. | |
[42:23] | “…that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.” | |
[42:26] | That I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. | |
[42:31] | “…that I will bear arms on behalf of the United States. | |
[42:34] | When required by law.” | |
[42:35] | That I will bear arms… Hey. | |
[42:37] | Hey. | |
[42:39] | You okay? You almost missed it. | |
[42:40] | Yeah, yeah. | |
[42:41] | I mean actually, no. We had a little too much to drink. | |
[42:44] | Yeah. I heard you guys went out. | |
[42:45] | Yeah. | |
[42:47] | And, uh, and Julie called? Yeah. | |
[42:49] | Yeah? Did you ask her? | |
[42:50] | About what? | |
[42:51] | About the drugs. | |
[42:52] | Oh, yeah. She, uh, said they weren’t hers. | |
[42:55] | So, uh, I guess they were just in the closet. | |
[42:59] | [Chuckles] Oh. That’s good. | |
[43:00] | Do you, uh, you feel better? | |
[43:03] | Yeah. Yeah, I do. | |
[43:08] | You okay? | |
[43:09] | Yeah. I’m just… you know. | |
[43:11] | Yeah. | |
[43:18] | Man: “…So help me god.” | |
[43:20] | All: So help me god. | |
[43:21] | Congratulations. | |
[43:42] | [Instrumental music plays] | |
[44:10] | [Music ends] |