01x03 - Fifteen Minutes

[bunniefuu]

[ALAN] So we flew on a PJ...
That's a private jet.

'Cause I'm already COO
of the company, you know?

First one under . [CHUCKLES]

But I like to say that I'm
also COO in the bedroom.

That's a joke. [CHUCKLES]

But it is also % true.

[CLICKS TONGUE] Will you
excuse me for a minute?

I, um, might need to use the restroom.

Might?

Okay.

- I have some feedback.
- What the f*ck are you doing here?

Alan, for months in our sessions,

I've listened to you obsess
about ending up alone.

You've described these bad dates
with superficial women

as though they're the problem?

What is happening? Don't eat my fries.

Listen, the trickiest part about therapy

is that sometimes a patient
can be an unreliable narrator.

So, I started to wonder if maybe
you were completely full of sh*t.

Now I know. You're full of sh*t, Alan.

- You need to go.
- No, no, no.

This is good news, because
now we can get down to work.

This guy that I was listening to,
that's not you.

I want you to start letting these
women see the kind, charming,

vulnerable guy that
I've met in our sessions.

[WHISPERS] Here she comes.

Just be you.

- f*ck off.
- [WHISPERING] Be you.

- [SIGHS]
- I cried four times today.

Oh, my God.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

- Whoa!
- sh*t! f*ck!

sh*t f*ck? You gotta look up.

I'm sorry. For being in the pool house.

Excuse me?

'Cause you're definitely staying
in the pool house,

so there's no reason for you
to be in my kitchen.

You can use regular sarcasm with me,

because all that complicated
sh*t you just did is...

I think it's a little unnecessary.

I was cleaning up. Old army habit.

Wait, what happened to the orchid
that was on the counter?

That pot of dirt with the stick in it?

I threw it out. I thought it had passed.

You thought it had passed?

I did. Was it a friend of yours?
I'm very sorry for your loss.

Don't touch sh*t that's not yours.

Okay.

- I'ma get it out of the trash.
- No, just forget it. Just forge...

It's okay. You want it, you got it.
One zombie orchid coming right up.

- May I help you?
- Just, uh, looking for a dead plant.

That is not your trash.

Okay. Let's start over.

So, my name is Sean, and
I'm guessing you're Karen?

- It's Pam.
- Pam, the family knows him.

Why don't you go home and
post some sh*t on Nextdoor

on how the neighborhood's changing?

He's staying with us, Pam.

Were you dropping off
some welcome muffins?

Wait, the guy that almost b*at someone
to death is staying with you?

Jimmy, what the f*ck are you doing?

It's fine. Alice is cool with it.

No, I'm not. But I agree Pam's a r*cist.

I'm moving into VA housing.

Hey, you don't owe her an explanation.

Why am I the bad guy?

Liz and I are just trying to protect
the neighborhood.

Uh... [STAMMERS] Stop.
There's no "Liz and I".

- You need me over here, babe?
- No.

Ugh, thank God.

- Hey, Jimmy.
- Hey, Derek.

- Hey, Pam.
- Hey.

No. There's no "Hey, Pam".
We don't like Pam.

Got it.

Eat a d*ck, Pam.

- [SEAN CHUCKLES]
- [HORN HONKS]

I like that guy.

["FRIGHTENING FISHES"
BY BENJAMIN GIBBARD PLAYING]

[JIMMY PANTING] Hey.

Tia and I used to do this hike
with Gaby and her husband.

[BRIAN] That's a great story.

- Give me a signal if your heart stops.
- [PANTS] Okay.

- I'll probably just go with vomiting.
- [CHUCKLES]

- Hey. [CHUCKLES]
- [BOTH] Hey, Brian.

Just on a hike with my dad.

- That's too mean.
- [CLEARS THROAT]

How do you know everybody?

I live two blocks from here
and nobody's waved at me.

f*ck you.

That was almost a wave.

[JIMMY PANTING] How does
he have friends? Seriously.

Such a bad guy.

Really good at punching though.
So... So strong. [PANTS]

Hey. Let's get some drinks tonight.

We can invite Gaby.

I didn't get to see her much
when you cut me out of your life

for being too kind and supportive.

Yeah. I haven't hung out
with her much lately either.

Unfortunately without Tia, Gaby
thinks that we're old and boring.

What? [CHUCKLES]

Well, let's show her
how we did it in college.

Except for, you know, much earlier
and with way fewer drinks,

and a lot less of me declaring
I'm an absolute p*ssy hound.

- Aw, I miss straight Brian.
- Yeah. [CHUCKLES]

He used to say things like,
"Aren't vulvas gorgeous?"

[LAUGHS]

Are they not?

- I mean, they're all right.
- Oh.

Yeah.

They're not like, the main
attraction, or anything.

- Right. Right.
- Yeah.

Blood work looks good.

Ah, your cholesterol
has gone up a smidge.

[INHALES SHARPLY] Do you remember

that talk we had about eating healthier?

- I do. I ignored it.
- Mmm. Terrific.

[CHUCKLES] It took us
a while but we found

the right combination of meds.

Your reflexes, motor skills,
all seem great.

Good.

How is your emotional health?

I know what's coming,
you know? I just...

I try not to dwell.

Whenever I need it, I put on
one of my favorite sad songs

and just let myself grieve
for straight minutes.

- [ALARM BEEPING]
- [CELL PHONE CHIMES]

But once my alarm beeps, I shake it off,

and get the f*ck on with my life.

- [CHUCKLING] Hey.
- Hey.

Cute dress. What's the occasion?

It's the first day with my new car.
I gotta make an effort.

Yeah, I still need a name for her.

I was thinking about Shadowfax,

which everybody knows is the name

of Gandalf's horse in Lord of the Rings.

- Nobody knows that.
- Okay, but that's what makes it cool.

I was also considering Deborah,

Mildred and, um, Barack.

But I don't know.

Hey, why don't I pick you up,

and then take you to your meeting later?

That way, you can see
how lil Debbie handles?

Oh, sh*t. I just made my choice.

No, thanks.

I just can't listen to your music today.

[CLICKS TONGUE] Cool.

- Have a good day.
- ["ABSOLUTELY" PLAYING]

♪ ... The story of a girl ♪

♪ Who cried a river and
drowned the whole world ♪

♪ And while she looks so sad
in photographs ♪

♪ I absolutely love her
when she m*therf*cking what? ♪

♪ Smiles ♪

[VOCALIZING]

♪ Your clothes never wear
as well the next day ♪

♪ Your hair never falls
in quite the same way ♪

♪ You never seem to
run out of things to say ♪

New Tesla, bitch.

♪ This is the story of a girl ♪

♪ Who cried a river and
drowned the whole world ♪

♪ And while she looks
so sad in photographs ♪

♪ I absolutely love her when she... ♪

- [CRASHES]
- Whoa!

Are you f*cking serious?

Oh, my God.

This f*cking car is brand-new.

[GABY] Dude!

New car, huh? Nice. Were you backing up?

It's not my fault.

Gaby's new car's got an enormous bumper.

Oh, so you're saying
Debbie was asking for it?

That's a great name.
She looks like a Debbie.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

[PAUL GRUNTS, INHALES DEEPLY]

- [WHISPERING] Hey, talk to him.
- Oh, I don't want to.

- I know, but you have to.
- Don't make me do it.

Okay, you're a little d*ck.

Paul, you think it's safe
for you to still be driving?

You know? With the Parkinson's?

I passed the mandatory motor
skills test a few months ago.

I'm just a shitty driver.

You think it's worth the
risk though, you know?

I can just drive you to work.

No, it's, like, way out of your way.

I live a block away from you.
I can take you.

You're a lot in the morning.

What? Exsqueeze me?

- I'll drive myself.
- [CLICKS TONGUE] Oh, my God.

- [CHUCKLES]
- Hey, I think you're fun in the morning.

You do? Thank you.

Well, maybe next time you can
f*cking say something. Okay?

[SIGHS] Sorry.

I'm taking my car in. You're picking
me up later, fucker. [SIGHS]

Why did they think the Parkinson's
caused the accident?

Because it can interfere with
your ability to judge distances.

That blows.

No, it doesn't blow, 'cause
that's not what happened.

I meant, it will blow. Eventually.

[SIGHS] Thank you for clarifying.

So, did you do it? Did you have
your dinner with your dad?

If we have dinner right now,
he'll just act like a total idiot.

He might. He often does.

Maybe I'll f*ck it up.

I'm not really a great hang right now.

I wasn't gonna say.

You haven't even offered me a pretzel.

Everything's... [STAMMERS]
... putting me in a shitty mood.

Even a plant being thrown away.

It wasn't even my mom's
favorite plant or anything,

I just pictured her watering it.

Grief's a crafty little fucker.

Sneaks up on you.

I have something you can try.

Takes about minutes.

Are you gonna tell me or...

Well, my mouth is a little dry.

Stole your snacks.

["EVERYBODY" PLAYING]

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

- [GABY] Oh, you look great.
- Mm-hmm.

[GROANING]

Hey, man. [SIGHS]

I know this is your time and you love
these workouts and everything,

but I'm sort of spinning out
about something over here.

- Do you mind if we leave a little early?
- I could go. Yeah. [GROANS]

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Is this new?
- Jimmy makes me fight people for money.

- [JIMMY] Hey, that... that's not true.
- Wha...

That's just some good,
clean, consensual as*ault.

Oh, okay. Sounds like fun.

Liz, I don't know what you're doing.

But, uh, I just saw a friend
do some f*cked-up sh*t

and I gotta confront her tonight,
so now's not the time.

No, no. I... I just came over
to apologize for this morning.

I'm gonna stop butting into your life.

Okay. Thanks, Liz.

Well, I mean, I thought
you'd be happier.

Well, like I said, I have
some stuff on my mind.

Also I don't believe in a million,

billion years you'll ever
butt out of my sh*t.

I swear on my son's life.

- Which one?
- You can pick.

- Connor.
- Not Connor. He's the best one.

Just you watch, I am gonna
stay out of your sh*t.

And secondly,

what'd your friend do?

Liz, you have a problem.

It was a joke. Good night.

Liz, if you turn around now,
I'll tell you what my friend did.

We'll meet again.

- Hey.
- Hey, Julie. Thanks for coming in.

What's the emergency?
I left a drinks date for you.

Well, you must not like him
that much if you left him for me.

- Uh, you're not wrong. [CHUCKLES]
- [CHUCKLES]

Hey, look. I wanna take
the driving assessment again.

- [CHUCKLES] What's the rush?
- Had a little fender bender.

Please, for me.

Okay. Let's do it.

Don't people dress up for dates?

Are you sure the equipment's gonna
work with you dressed so casually?

You shut up.

[BAR PATRONS CHATTERING]

I've never played,
but I'm a natural athlete.

- So, I'm going in.
- Okay.

- Well, since you're a cornhole virgin...
- I'm quite sure I'm not.

- [EXCLAIMS]
- [ALL CHUCKLING]

Okay. Well, there's something
I want you to know.

When you make it in, you have to yell,
"Cornhole", like, super loud.

[CLICKS TONGUE]

- Oh, that's gonna be fun. [CHUCKLES]
- So fun.

Hey, so who picked you up today?

- What are you talking about?
- The car thing.

- Who'd you end up getting to pick you up?
- Oh. Yeah.

Nico picked me up.

Oh. Nico is the best.

- He is, yeah.
- Really, really is.

Double really. One of the greats.

That must be amazing to, uh,

become one with such an
amazing, amazing gentleman.

Are you trying to f*ck Nico?

I saw you kiss someone today, Gab.

Okay. Jimmy... [GROANS]

- It's not cheating.
- Really?

It looked pretty... It looked cheaty.

I mean, come on. It was like this.

Don't do that.

Ew. Keep your tongue in.

What the f*ck is going on?

Look. I've been wanting
to tell you this for a while,

but Nico and I are getting a divorce.

Cornhole! Whoo!

I taught him that.

f*ck.

Look, compared to your sh*t,
this is nothing, okay. It's amicable.

And now Nico's fully available
in case you still wanna hit that.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

Christ.

How's he doing with his s...
How's he doing with his sobriety?

You know, he has his ups
and downs as usual.

But look, I'm kind of relieved that
this isn't my problem anymore.

I'm sorry, Gab.

Stop that. Stop. You're doing sad face.

This is just face. I have
resting dead wife face.

Why don't you say something
really exciting?

I won the lottery, man.

Oh, thank God.

[CHUCKLES]

Look, I'm gonna be okay, all right?
Just be happy for me.

[BAR PATRONS] Cornhole!

He's got the whole bar doing it.

- Cornhole!
- [BRIAN] Good game.

Great game. Great game, you guys.

[CHUCKLES] I've become their king.

Well, I just told Jimmy
that I'm getting a divorce.

Oh, Gaby.

No, she's happy about it.

- Then congrats. You look amazing.
- Oh, my God. Thank you. Thank you.

- You're gonna have so much sex. [CHUCKLES]
- I am.

See, that's how it's done.

[LOUD MUSIC PLAYING]

[SOBBING]

[LOUD MUSIC STOPS]

[CELL PHONE ALARM CHIMING]

Hello.

- Hey.
- Are you, uh... You okay?

Yeah.

I'm doing this thing where I
grieve hard for minutes a day.

Just to get it all out.

Like how I, um, pee before bed
so I can sleep through the night.

Isn't that just for old people?

I think it's for people of all ages.

- Okay.
- Okay. Well, I love you.

Be brave! Be brave! f*ck.

Every f*cking time.

Ah. Ah, ah, ah.

f*ck. [SIGHS, BLOWS]

Oh. [SLURPS] It's so hot.

- Mmm. Hey.
- Hey.

Can I have some dinner?

Oh, yes. Oh, dinner.
Yes. [CLEARS THROAT]

[BREATHES HEAVILY]

I appreciate you trying not
to make a big deal out of this.

It's so hard.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

- Too much.
- Yes, I know.

[CHUCKLES]

[GRUNTS]

Just can't believe there's a waiting
list for VA Housing, man.

Hey, don't worry about it, all right?

You'll just... You'll stay with me
until we get it figured out.

- I really appreciate this, bro.
- Yeah.

Look, I appreciate you
taking the car home.

I could use the cardio.

Feel a little outta shape.
I been getting a little soft.

- What the f*ck, man? Did you just nod?
- No.

You're supposed to say, "No, you don't.
You look f*cking great, man".

No, you don't. You look
f*cking great, man.

Too late, Sean. You know what,

we're gonna talk about
this in our next session.

- [HORN HONKS]
- [JIMMY GRUNTS]

- Jesus Christ, Paul!
- [TIRES SCREECH]

[PANTS]

I passed the driver's test again.

Oh, cool. I just sh*t my pants.

Aw.

How's it going with the people-pleasing?

Oh, I've, like, completely stopped

doing things to make anyone else happy.

Which isn't true at all 'cause I
just said that to make you happy.

But I'm sorry. And I'll probably
send you a... a sorry card.

Grace, go easy on yourself.
You are doing so well.

You're setting boundaries.
You're being independent.

You're focusing on self-care.

In Vancouver, you're...
you're kind of a badass.

Shut up. Um, no, I'm
ju... I'm just grateful

that you made me leave Donny.

You're the one who did the
leaving, not me. Be proud.

Okay. I am. I'm proud.

Great. All right, and work
on that people-pleasing.

Go f*ck yourself. I'm kidding.

Or I'm... I'm not people-pleasing. Bye!

- Oh.
- [LAPTOP BEEPS]

And she's gone. Okay.

Annie, go on in there, and
I'll be with you in a second.

- [WHISPERS] Jim! Jim-Jam, what's up? Hey.
- [CHUCKLES] Hey.

So, I signed the divorce
papers. It's official.

- That's awesome.
- Yeah.

I told Brian that he would be
an embarrassment to gay men

if he couldn't go out with me
two nights in a row.

- Mmm.
- We're gonna swing by my place tonight,

and we're gonna do a couple
of celebratory Jell-O sh*ts.

- Oh.
- Are you in?

- It's like a divorce party. Yeah.
- [CHUCKLES] Yeah.

I mean, I'm supposed to swing by
my friend's brain tumor bonanza first.

Oh, that's f*cking dark, but
you're not gonna k*ll my vibe.

- I'll see you later. Bye.
- Okay.

[SIGHS] Annie. Hey.

[DOOR CLOSES]

- Can we talk? [SIGHS]
- I told you, I passed the test.

I don't need another lecture.

It's about Gaby.

Oh. I was kinda
looking forward to a fight.

Yeah, I could tell.

My mom says if I fail science,
she's taking me off the pill.

But what f*cking sucks is if I do go off

the pill, my acne will get bad again.

Which is kind of its own birth control.

Oh, please. High school boys
don't even care if you have a face.

- I know.
- [CHUCKLES]

Uh, stay out of the house.
Also, why are you even back?

VA Housing didn't work out,

so I'm gonna be
staying for a bit longer.

Great.

Well, I'm glad you're here.
I'm Summer. What's your name?

Nope.

[SIGHS] Had to try.

[CHUCKLES] What? He's kinda cute.

I'd give him housing in my V or A.

[LAUGHING] You'd do what?

Okay, I'm taking a picture
of us right now.

- [CHUCKLING] Oh, my God. Ew.
- This is so cute.

[LAUGHING] Oh, my God.

[INHALES DEEPLY]

Gaby wants me to go
to her divorce party tonight.

- So?
- I don't wanna. Feels fake.

I can assure you Gaby
is getting a divorce.

It's pissing me off.

Makes sense. Divorce is always
hardest on the coworkers.

She's totally in denial. She's acting

like she's super psyched about it.

- And I know what you're gonna say.
- No, you don't.

I'm triggered because Gaby
is choosing to end a marriage

- and I didn't get to make that choice.
- Okay, you did know.

Come on, kiddo. You don't get
to dictate how other people grieve.

So, Gaby puts on a brave face.
Who gives a sh*t?

Me, I gotta kick and scream
for a while before I face the truth

but then I face it like a hero.

[CHUCKLES]

But you, who knows how you grieve?

You haven't even begun.

What are you talking about? I've
been grieving for a f*cking year.

No. You've been numbing.

dr*gs, booze, women.

I told you that I stopped all that.

Yeah, but you replaced it with being

overly involved in your patients' lives.

I'm not sure that I can show up
tonight with a smile on my face.

It's not about you. It's about her.

Are you going?

I wasn't invited. Thank God.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

But I can give you a trick
to help get through it.

Takes about minutes.

Pick a piece of music,

something sad as hell,
and just feel your feelings.

Hey, Siri, play "I Know the End"
by Phoebe Bridgers.

Now playing "I Know the End"
by Phoebe Bridgers.

["I KNOW THE END" PLAYING]

[PAUL] Look, I know
you think it won't work.

But it will if you
really open yourself up

and aren't a complete
chicken sh*t for once.

- [SONG CONTINUES]
- [JIMMY CRYING]

[CRYING]

f*ck you, Phoebe Bridgers!

f*ck you, Phoebe Bridgers.

f*ck! [CRIES, GRUNTS]

[SCREAMS] Oh, my God. I'm so sorry.

How are you already crying so hard?

Oh, no. I was crying before.

This one's cute. Does he have a name?

Derek named him. This is sh*t Rat.

- Oh.
- [DEREK] Yeah.

'Cause he looks like a rat
and he eats his own sh*t.

She gets it. He'll be renamed
when he's adopted.

Or not. I mean, it's pretty perfect.

Are you coming to my game next week?

- Oh, I wouldn't miss it.
- Okay.

Sweetie, are you hungry?
Did you eat enough poop?

Yo, is your neighbor lady always
kinda hanging around like that?

Pretty much. She took over
parenting me for a while,

so I try and throw her a bone
every now and again.

Watch this. Liz!

I almost forgot to tell you
I got an A on my history paper.

You're awesome. I knew you could.

- There is no paper.
- [CHUCKLES]

- I'm sorry I'm still here.
- It's fine.

It's clearly not.

Uh.

It's not you. I'm kind
of all over the place.

And I was having a good day,

and then my friend
posted a pic of me smiling,

and I felt kinda guilty. And...

I don't know. It's like
I shouldn't be smiling.

It's a mess.

I get that.

Maybe just try not to throw
any more plants away?

[CLICKS TONGUE] I'm sorry.

But honestly, that plant
was deader than your mom.

What the f*ck, dude?

- [CHUCKLES]
- Damn, that's brutal.

Yeah. What is that? What is that
on your face? Is that a smile?

- [LAUGHS]
- I didn't even know you had teeth.

- "Miss I Don't Smile".
- No, I'm not smiling.

I'm Alice. I don't be smiling. This you.

I'm you right now. I'm not smiling.

Gaby! I made it.

[CHANTING] When I say "Di",
you say "vorce!" Divorce, "Di..."

[SOFTLY] "... vorce".

You know, you didn't
have to pretend for me.

I wasn't pretending.

I think I-I just feel guilty.

[JIMMY BREATHING DEEPLY]

I mean, what if this whole thing
makes Nico bottom out again?

Well, there's an easy solution for that.

You just put your own joy aside
and stay with him forever.

[LAUGHS] You win. I'll get divorced.

- Yes.
- [CHUCKLES]

Another one for the kid.

You know what's the worst part
about this whole thing?

No. Tell me.

- Never mind.
- Don't do that. Just tell me.

I just...

I really miss Tia.

I really wish she was here right now.

[INHALES DEEPLY]

Like, instead of you.

- The f*ck? [CHUCKLES]
- Oh, no.

I didn't... [SIGHS] Look, you're okay.

It's just, she was my... my person.

We shared everything.

Like, she knew what
Nico's d*ck looked like.

I know what your d*ck looks like.

Okay. [CHUCKLES]

I just really f*cking miss her.

[SOFTLY] Yeah.

See, I-I-I can't talk to you
about stuff like this.

- No, no, no, no, no.
- It's wrong. No. It's not my place.

It's not wrong. It's not wrong.

You lost your best friend.
I can be here for you.

Hey, come here.

Do you really know
what my d*ck looks like?

- Yeah.
- [DOOR OPENS]

Hello. Divorce party. [STAMMERS]

Yeah. Probably don't need
the hat now. I'll just...

- [BALLOON POPS]
- [BRIAN] Oh!

What'd she say about it?

Like that.

It's actually... It's
like that. It's east.

[CLICKS TONGUE] Doesn't make it better.

[CASHIER] All right, that should do it.

Thank you for shopping with us.

[PAUL] Thanks. Have a good one.

- Hi. Uh, I don't know if you remember me.
- Hi.

Uh... Okay, tell me. [CHUCKLES]

Jimmy's Super Bowl parties.

The neighbor. [STAMMERS] Uh,
you're very proud of your cookies.

- Liz.
- Liz.

- And my cookies are perfect.
- Okay. Um...

You know, Alice has been telling me

how much you've been talking to her

and helping her, and she
thinks you're very smart.

I am. [CHUCKLES]

I've become very attached to Alice,

maybe too attached. I don't know.

It's irrelevant. Either way, there's
something that's bothering me,

but I can't go to Jimmy because I have

been way too up in his business lately.

I can't imagine that for a minute.

Look, I'm probably just spinning.

I mean he's only been there a few days.

But I saw them together
and it seemed very flirty.

I just need you to tell me
that everything's okay.

- Everything's okay.
- Really? [SIGHS] Okay. Great.

I have no idea what the
hell we're talking about.

The kid, Sean, living at their house.

[SIGHS]

I did not know that.

Well, f*ck!

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

- Hey, Paul.
- You moved a patient into your house?

- Pool house. [CHUCKLES]
- Do you remember what you promised me?

About Alice, yes.

That you would not let your
rebel therapist bullshit

f*ck with her well-being.

Why is it so hard for you
to put your daughter first?

Honestly, I think I'm done with you.

Done... [CHUCKLES] Done with me?
What does that even mean?

I don't know yet. I just
know we're not speaking.

Okay, can you just let me
explain myself please?

Hello?

Are you seriously not answering me?

Do you have any idea
how childish that is?

I'm good with it. Goodbye.

No. You know what? Hold on one second.

What? You're all upset now about...

about crossing lines like
you're not all up in my sh*t?

You think I don't know where Alice
got that minutes thing from?

Paul, you've been talking
to her behind my back.

Yeah? So what of it?
You got something to say?

Yeah. You know what, I do.

Thank you.

[SIGHS]

[BUSY TONE SOUND]

- It's good.
- [CHUCKLES]

Hey. Want some cake?

Liz sent it over to congratulate me

on acing an imaginary history paper.

- [CHUCKLES]
- [CELL PHONE CHIMES]

[BOTH CHUCKLING]

Let's have some cake.

Paul?

Are you serious right now?

You should lock your car.
Any old psycho could get in.

Paul, you can't just be running around

Pasadena getting in
Black women's Teslas.

You mind if I hitch a ride to work
with you from now on?

I-I passed my driver's test, but I...

but I wanna go out on my own terms.

Like a f*cking hero.

- Do you wanna talk about it?
- I do not.

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

[JIMMY] Hey, Paul. It's Jimmy.
Declining my calls again, huh?

And I get why you're freaked out.

I-I really do, but, uh,
you're overreacting.

Alice and Sean are getting along great.

I'm starting to feel better too.

My patients are really thriving.

Look, man, this thing I'm
doing is really working.

[STAMMERS]

I'ma call you back.

[GRACE] Come on. Just come on.

Oh, sh*t.