01x06 - Episode 6

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(BATS SCREECH)

(GATE RATTLES)

(TENSE MUSIC)

(DOOR OPENS)

Dilshan?

Dilshan.

(LAUGHS)

MAN: What do you think?

Give it a go?

You've done it before.

You were you were pretty good, too.

In Byron.

You remember?

Wasn't that yoga?

No, it was it was Tai Chi.

I want to go back inside.

OK.

Her memory's totally scrambled.

It'll improve.

Her balance is off.

Her voice is flat.

She's she's robotic.

I don't like what this

ECT's doing to her.

I understand.

But you've got to remember,

she's in the middle of treatment,

so these are just side effects,

and you're doing a great job.

You are.

You're amazing.

Oh, don't worry about him.

He thinks he's Harold Holt.

The prime minister who

disappeared in the sixties.

Yep, he thinks this is

Parliament House.

Right. OK.

(LAUGHS)

Are you hungry?

Go on, it's got that

mustard that you like.

And it's really important,

actually, at the moment

the kind of energy that you're

putting out, that you replenish.

Actually, there's a workshop that

might be really good for you

that's coming up here.

All these workshops.

It's called self-care,

and you could do with some.

Maybe you're right.

Well, I'm going to

dig up a pamphlet.

I can't remember things.

Who gave you all the charms

on your bracelet?

He did.

Every place we go, I get her one.

What if you built a time line

of your life so far?

Would that help?

Lay it all out in

chronological order.

Use photos.

Keepsakes.

Awards.

Anything that might jog your memory.

That might work.

OK.

Are these all the

places you've lived?

Tenterfield.

Tenterfield.

That's right, after Dubbo.

Hey, we should go back to Dubbo.

Back to the zoo.

What do you reckon?

Hey.

That's my first job.

Mm-hm.

2006, yeah?

I don't know.

OK, well, I tell you what.

I'm going to do another column.

Let's call it relationships.

You can list all your dickhead

boyfriends before you got lucky.

Look at you.

You lifted up your wedding dress

and you flashed me

just before this photo.

You don't remember flashing me?

You don't remember marrying me.

No, you said, you said some memory

loss, but you said it was temporary.

You said

Look.

..it would come back.

Look, in most cases

I don't give a sh*t "most cases".

What about Gen?

What have you done to her?

I think we've helped her

She's a zombie.

Mate, you've forgotten

how distressed she was.

Well, at least she was Genevieve.

She was self-harming.

Suicidal.

I don't even recognise her anymore.

She doesn't look like Genevieve.

She doesn't sound like Genevieve.

She doesn't even think like her.

The confusion and the disorientation

will settle down.

And the memory?

A lot of the memories

will come back.

I just don't know which ones won't.

But if she doesn't remember the most

important day of our lives together,

what the f*ck's the point?

Raff. Raff.

Nik didn't deserve that.

Oh, don't worry about Nik.

He's had a lot worse.

Sometimes you just need

to get it off your chest.

You're exhausted.

And you've been strong for so long.

Come on, what does Gen's

sister call you, The Rock?

You can't be that all the time.

I don't even know who Gen is

anymore.

I don't know who I am.

Maybe I do need one

of your workshops.

Whatever you need, I'm here.

How is he?

Worried about Gen. And tired.

Yep. That's one big

sh*t sandwich he's eating.

Don't say that.

Well, it's not what he

signed up for, is it?

Maybe his higher self signed onto it

because of what he needed to learn.

Yeah.

You know? Maybe they're soul mates.

You don't believe in soul mates?

Oh, my God, why not?

I don't know,

zero mathematical probability.

Well, actually I read

that there could be more than one.

Mm.

Polyamorous soul-mating.

Very bloody convenient.

All I know is there's someone out

there and when you meet them,

everything just clicks, you know?

Like the universe aligns.

Like it was meant to be.

Have you ever felt like that?

'Cause if you have,

that's your soul mate.

Here we are.

Ooh, looking forward to this.

Ohh!

Oh, look at you.

Oh, you look beautiful.

Haven't watched this

for a while, have we?

Look at that dress.

You guys went all out.

It was all Gen.

CELEBRANT: Welcome, everyone,

on this beautiful day

to celebrate the wedding of Raff

to his gorgeous partner, Gen.

It's my honour to

It's incredible.

She chose it all.

Didn't you, babe?

I, Gen, take thee, Raff

Remember all that research you did?

..to be my wedded husband.

Raff, you may kiss your bride.

(GUESTS APPLAUD)

Collette.

Well, I'd better get back to it.

Um, I want to see the rest

of this later, OK?

Look, there's Rachel.

She had a crack at the waiter

that night, remember?

No.

I don't.

Oh, well, that's OK.

We'll just keep watching.

(GUEST LAUGH)

(INDISTINCT VOICES IN THE HALLWAY)

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to push.

Yes, you did.

I don't want this.

I know.

But you will get better.

I don't want us.

I mean it. Just go.

Leave me.

Gen, come on.

Not gonna

That's not gonna happen.

Why not?

I wouldn't stick around for you.

What? Yes, you would.

No, I wouldn't.

(BIRDS WARBLING)

(SCREAMS)

(BIRDS FLY AWAY)

Oh, my God. Sorry

No, let me.

I'm just clumsy.

No, you're not.

Thank you.

Hey.

You're not.

I wanna go back.

You need a change of environment.

Something to do.

It's alright

The spill is on, OK?

I can feel it.

Listen to me, I can feel it.

Right, they're gonna try

and take me out again.

Nobody's trying to take you out.

Yes, they're trying

to take me out again.

I'm not staying here. They're going

to have to catch me first.

OK, let me keep you safe,

here in a room down the corridor.

We really need you to stay

and get some treatment, OK?

Will you do that?

We'll keep you safe.

Where?

Just down the corridor.

Come on.

That's great.

Can I go back to my room?

How about a puzzle?

I mean, Tessa and James

can always use a hand.

Righto, um

What about some fresh air?

(BIRDS SQUAWK,

ACOUSTIC GUTIAR STRUMS)

Here you go.

(MAN SINGS) I wanna go

I wanna go

I wanna go out of here

I wanna get out of here ♪

I don't like his music.

That's not music. That's just noise.

(CONTINUES STRUMMING)

Trev, can you lower

the volume a notch?

I'm learning a new song, bro.

(RESUMES STRUMMING)

I can't listen to it.

I know you like music.

I used to.

We attach a lot of emotion to music.

It can be like a soundtrack

to the past.

I mean, it's gotta be

better than that, right?

(STRUMMING CONTINUES)

(GENTLE GUITAR STRUMMING,

SOFT VOCALS)

Bring me back to where I've been

If you sing that song

It'll take me there

Right back where it all began

But please do

hold my trailing hands

Mother, I do miss us so

I wish I was a little girl

Still a spark in my father's eyes

but

Feel all lost without her smile

Ohhhh-oh-oh

Ahhh-ah-ah-ah

Send me out into the world

I am going there to break a spell

Mother, I do have her hands, I

Use them when I promised that

Knowing then what I do now I

Will overcome

what holds me down ♪

The moon.

We got married by

the light of the moon.

Ahhh-ah-ah-ah. ♪

It's our dance.

I am a powerhouse.

I am indestructible.

ALL: I am a powerhouse.

I am indestructible.

I acknowledge my feelings and commit

to a path of spiritual growth.

I acknowledge my feelings and commit

to a path of spiritual growth.

No.

It's, um, punani.

Panini's an Italian sandwich.

What's a punani then?

A woman's vag*na.

Knew I shouldn't have asked.

No, no.

It's about drawing strength

from your sexuality

because you need to have a loving

relationship with yourself

in order to have one with someone

else, you know what I mean?

Anyway, there's one coming up

and it's Self-Love and Intimacy.

You could, you could come.

Wouldn't it be cheaper

to use a dating site?

You must be spending a fortune

on all these workshops.

I'm not doing it to

find a relationship.

Seriously, I'm doing it

to work on myself.

I mean, yeah, I would love

to meet someone,

but that's not why I'm doing it.

Or why I'm into self-growth.

What about you and Nik?

Sorry?

Your date, after the Melbourne Cup.

Oh, that wasn't a date.

We're just friends.

Yeah, I won the money, so.

OK, there was a second

where I thought it might go

a different way, but his heart's

already spoken for.

Kareena.

Apparently, they were engaged once.

It'd be hard to get go

of that sort of history.

I do wonder if she was harder

to get over than he thinks.

Think it might be my shout, eh?

Hey, I'm glad you could

come out tonight.

Nice to have a night out.

Gets a bit lonely, just Beth and me.

Mm. I'm sure it does.

But I'm very lucky Jan's prepared

to care for her as much as she does.

Hey, I'd really like

to do this again.

I just really want us to be friends.

I was so happy to be there

for you for that

restorative justice thing.

Oh. Would you mind not

smoking in the car?

You don't wanna sit in the front?

I'm fine, thanks.

Why would you ask Linda out for a

drink when you don't even like her?

I don't dislike her.

I just

I'm trying to connect with her.

Because you think that if you're

really nice she might change?

Harold?

I saw him walk into the party room,

so he knows I'm here.

Who?

Linda's not a bad person.

She's just a bit broken.

Plenty of people are broken,

you know.

It's a question of whether they make

that other people's problem.

She just she confuses me,

you know.

Sometimes she's really nice.

She's fine. But

Most of the time she makes you

feel like sh*t.

Hey.

No, I think I'll take my break.

CELEBRANT: Welcome, everyone,

on this beautiful day to celebrate

the wedding of Raff

to his gorgeous partner, Gen.

I got married in a registry.

Both times.

Nothing like this.

She chose it all.

Didn't you, babe?

I, Gen, take thee, Raff.

Remember all that research you did?

To be my wedded husband.

To be my wedded husband.

Well, you chose well.

Raff, you may kiss

your beautiful bride.

Collette.

(GUESTS APPLAUD)

Well, I better get back to it.

I want to see the rest

of this later, OK?

Oh, have you seen

their wedding video?

It's so romantic.

It's incredible, the

What's wrong?

Well, obs need doing,

Seffa's due a new EEG

and Trevor's got to be

moved to Room 11.

OK.

See, what you don't understand is

that when you don't do these things,

there are very real consequences.

So do you want me to do the

I'll deal with all of that,

if you could just manage one thing.

Get the drug dispensary sorted.

When you say sorted

The Schedule 8 meds need to be

separated from the Schedule 4s.

It's absolute chaos in there.

Collette? Have you seen the keys

to the utilities room?

Um, yep. Hang on.

What are you doing?

Um, Linda wanted the drugs sorted.

What for? They're fine.

Well, not according to her.

Apparently, the Schedule 8s

need to be organised

You know what? Michael's locked

himself in the utilities room.

Who?

Guy who calls himself Harold Holt.

I need those keys.

Oh, OK, alright.

Yeah, I think I know where they are.

I am a powerhouse.

I am indestructible.

I am a powerhouse.

I am indestructible

I'm really struggling here,

Collette.

I asked you to do one thing.

I did start.

It's just there was a patient

You do realise this kind

of chaos kills people.

I wouldn't really call it chaos

Where've you been?

There was a patient that was locked

in the utilities room

and Nik asked me if I

Last time I checked,

I was in charge, not Nik.

Collette, can you just

do what I ask?

I need you to be more autonomous.

Oh, God, sorry, I'm just clumsy.

No, you're not.

Thank you.

Hey, you're not.

Oh! Oh, my God.

Oh, my God!

That's it.

You're doing so well.

One more bite.

Yes.

Good.

You and I need to have

a serious conversation.

I know.

I need to explain.

I think we both know

what's going on here.

You have a serious

time management problem.

I don't know how many different ways

I have to tell you this,

Collette.

You need to focus.

And straighten yourself up.

You look like you've been dragged

through a hedge backwards.

Hi.

Hi.

What happened before,

I don't usually

..do.

No.

Me either.

But I did find that pamphlet

for the workshop.

There's a, um

There's one place left, but

Thanks.

..there's no pressure.

Thanks.

Thank you.

NIK: Hey, I got your text.

What's going on?

I can't. I can't.

Is it a panic attack?

But I'm

Sit down, sit down.

I'm a nurse.

I'm not supposed to.

Breathe.

In through your nose,

out through your mouth, OK?

One, two.

Three.

Is this about Linda?

Stop trying to be friends with her.

You can't fix her.

I know you see the best in people,

but she feeds on that.

You are a great nurse.

You do not need Linda

to tell you that.

Yeah?

Come with me.

I want to show you something.

You know, I'm not convinced

by the whole 'soul mates' thing,

but maybe there's something in it.

Hey.

Hey, look.

If anyone deserves

a soul mate, it's you.

I am in charge of my feelings.

And today I choose happiness.

OTHERS: I am in charge

of my feelings

and today, I choose happiness.

Today, I choose happiness. (CRIES)

Collette.

Something's blocking your power.

Come on, Collette, dig deep.

Now what's going on for you?

I have this

..I have this flapping bat

in my chest.

Let's talk about this bat.

What does it signify?

Who does it signify?

Um, I think it's my boss, Linda.

Good, good.

You're doing well, Collette.

Now, this Linda,

she's asserting power over you?

Yes.

Yes, mm.

You know you have power, too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No.

You're you're angry.

Yes.

Yes.

Find your strength.

Make the punani roar.

How are you going

to free your power?

I'm gonna break her f*cking neck.

Good. Good.

Now, how can we harness that anger

into healthy energy?

Saw a little bit of light

in Omar's eyes this morning.

Got your note.

What's the problem with the roster?

Um, I'm enrolled in a workshop

on Tuesdays.

Another workshop.

Self-Love and Intimacy.

I did tell you about it.

Collette, we're all seriously

under the pump here

Yeah. I understand that

And you're running doing naked

workshops and God knows what else

I'm sorry you see it that way,

but I'm actually

on a spiritual quest.

Well, while you're on your quest,

client care is suffering.

You really need to stop

treating me like this.

Like what?

Like I'm a piece of sh*t

on your shoe.

I beg your pardon.

I can't sleep at night. I'm afraid

to come in to work every day.

Please don't raise your voice.

I'm not raising my voice,

and I don't have a

time management problem.

You have a problem

with your heart.

You don't have one.

Actually, I think you'll find

I do have a heart.

And you've just driven a skewer

straight through it.

Oh, God.

Hey, no, no.

Don't apologise, Collette.

Linda?

(TV PLAYING INDISTINCTLY)

(KNOCKS ON DOOR)

Linda?

Hello?

(SHOWER RUNNING)

(KNOCKS ON DOOR)

Linda?

(SHOWER STOPS)

Linda?

What are you doing here?

Oh, sorry, I knocked

How dare you come in here!

I brought these,

and some chocolates for Beth.

Get out!

Linda, I came

NOW!

..to apologise!

GO ON! NOW!

Linda, where's Beth?

There is no Beth, is there?

And Nik will special Harold today.

And Pete, Trevor has an X-ray this

afternoon and will need transport.

And I think that's it.

Linda, I've done some investigating

and the good news is

I'm gonna stop you there, Collette.

Now, I don't know

what you think you

Linda

But I'll tell you what I understand.

Staff fraternising with the partners

of our patients is frowned upon.

Actually, it's a sackable offence.

Yeah.

I made a mistake, and I feel

very bad about that

Yes. I imagine you do.

But what I did was a mistake.

What you've done

in deceiving everyone is fraud.

Now, I don't know everyone

in Admin as well as you do,

but I think they'd be very

interested in knowing the truth.

Collette, I

I really need you to

keep this to yourself.

And I'm happy to do that, Linda.

But there are conditions.

You really have to get some help,

because you need it.

Good.

And I've got just the thing.

That's it. Well done.

Look deep into your partner's eyes.

That's it.

Now take your partner's hands

and repeat after me.

Vulnerability

is strength.

ALL: Vulnerability

Vulnerability.

Is strength.

Is strength.

Don't worry, Linda.

I'm gonna be here.

Right by your side.

Every step of the way.

Nik. Nik.

Hey?

It's a lyre bird.

Where?

There.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm sure that's the same one

I saw the other day.

(BIRD CALLS)

That's his mating call.

Impressive, huh?

I call him Gary.

Why?

Because he looks like a Gary.

See, the more complex his melody,

the more interested potential mates

are in him.

You know, you could learn

something from Gary.

Thanks, but I don't need

dating advice from a lyre bird.

No, no, I'm talking about

being the best you can be.

You'd have made a great doctor.

I'm a great nurse.

Who has the potential

to be a great leader.

Thanks.

So, start acting like one, hmm?

I just want you to be

everything that you can be, Nikhil.

OK, Dad.

For your sake and Dilshan.

(PHONE BUZZES)

When will you hear about your job?

When they decide to tell me.

Um, hello?

Yeah.

Sorry, no.

It it's a bucks' night.

Invitations have gone out.

I paid the deposit weeks ago.

Right.

No, no, listen, I'm coming over now,

and I'll speak with your manager.

Yeah.

Alright, ah, we need to go

via the Victoria Hotel.

They've double-booked the room

for Kiran's bucks' night.

But you have your work.

And what about your job interview?

Yeah, well, I need to

get this sorted, Dad.

You can always book

another stripper.

Dad, there's no stripper involved.

I've told you that.

Now, please, just turn around.

Son, you have bigger fish

to fry now.

I'm best man.

And I am father of the bride.

I will speak to the hotel.

You just leave everything to me.

COLLETTE: Oh, don't worry about him.

He thinks he's Harold Holt.

I found this in his jacket.

Before he was Harold Holt,

he was Michael Fitzpatrick.

There's no trace of a

next of kin or anything.

I'll ring around the other hospitals,

see if he's been admitted before.

Oh, no, you don't have to do that.

You've got your interview.

Thanks for the reminder, Dad.

I'll call them.

Would you suggest you have

good relationships with

other staff members?

I think so, yeah.

And would you describe those

relationships as professional?

Of course.

Why do you ask?

Is there anything you think

could be pertinent to us

about your relationship

with Doctor Wells?

Pertinent, how?

Doctor Wells is a psychiatrist

on Ward C and I'm a nurse

in the same unit.

We work well together.

She did write you

a glowing reference.

And?

And I believe you were once engaged.

(LAUGHS)

That was five years ago.

And Doctor Wells is

now happily married.

There still is a danger that

her support could be viewed as

She's also a very good psychiatrist.

I think what's being implied here

is highly inappropriate.

Nothing's being implied.

I'm also good at what I do.

As you've acknowledged.

And I believe I'd be a good NUM.

Anyone trying to shift the focus

from that probably has a reason

to do so.

I didn't ask for Doctor Wells'

reference, so why don't you bin it?

That way you can compare my

application with anyone else's

without fear of compromise.

(UPBEAT INDIAN MUSIC)

Whoo!

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

Uh-uh-uh.

You get the door.

You get over here.

You need work.

OK, hands up.

Fingers closed.

Fingers closed, yeah.

Chin up.

And smile.

Smile? Do I have to smile?

Yeah. My wedding, you have to smile.

OK.

Now what?

Did you forget the dancing bit?

(OTHERS ENTER, EXCLAIMING)

Hi.

Oh, hey sis.

Hi.

Can't believe you're here.

My turn.

Oh, my little bennoo.

Sisters.

I tried to stay away but I couldn't.

Um, I put you on a table

next to Uncle Raza.

Not Raza.

Uncle Raza, your favourite.

Are you trying to make her

get back on the plane?

Mm-hm. Yeah.

You ready to work?

Oh, alright, then.

Come on.

One and two and three and four.

Like a lotus stick.

And five and six

and seven and eight.

Higher. And then shoulders. Leg.

God, you're messing this up

for all of us.

I can get another bridesmaid,

you know.

Yeah, like there are so many

takers for that job.

Rude.

Well, excuse me.

Right, here's an idea. Why don't

we do a tap routine instead?

Ugh. Because I'm the star

of the wedding, not you.

Nikhil?

You OK?

I miss him.

I know.

I know.

We all do.

(BABY CRIES)

In the name of the Father,

the Son and the Holy Ghost.

Amen.

Trev, have you seen, Michael?

Who?

Calls himself Harold Holt.

Nup.

You're not going to find anyone

if you're lost yourself.

(PHONE BUZZES)

Thanks, but I'm not lost.

I think you'll find you are.

And you're going straight to Hades.

Mm. Yeah.

Hey, Dad.

Well, when you say you sorted it

OK, but we still have

the reservation, yeah?

OK, great.

Hey, Mick!

He's in there.

Alright, Dad, I've gotta go.

Um, I'll see you later, yeah? Bye.

Michael.

Harold.

Can you open the door, please?

Harold.

He knows I'm here.

Who?

That b*stard Billy McMahon.

Ugh.

Collette?

Have you seen the keys

to the utilities room?

Oh, yeah, hang on.

What are you doing?

Thanks. And, ah, don't rearrange

the drug room.

OK?

Don't do it.

Hey.

It's alright.

He saw me.

I don't think he did.

Just come with me.

His daughter's on her way now.

Any history of psychosis?

Apparently not. It's probably

been triggered by grief.

His wife died recently

after a long illness,

and Michael nursed her

through it all.

Poor b*stard.

Well, hopefully we make some headway

with him once she gets here.

Yeah.

Oi. Your mate Harold's

on the loose again.

Harold, wait.

McMahon's out to knife me.

You know, McMahon died

a while ago, mate.

I'm not stupid, mate.

He's right there.

Michael

You're not gonna bring me down

again, you jack-eared piece of sh*t.

I didn't drown!

I was kidnapped by the Chinese.

Ah.

So you need to stay here with us,

where you're safe.

Look, just don't go.

Hayley's worried about you.

That was your daughter.

She'll be here tomorrow.

Hey, we just need you to stay here,

just so she can find you.

I can't. It's not safe here.

Yeah. Um

What if we could give you

a new identity?

Here you go.

You're Michael Fitzpatrick.

This my new identity?

What are you, ASIO?

CIA?

If you like, yeah.

So what's the cover story?

What's the what's the story

with this Michael Fitzpatrick

when he's at home?

He's just a bloke who

needs a bit of a break.

Michael Fitzpatrick it is.

One and two and three and four

and five and six

and seven and eight.

One and two and three

and four and five and six

and seven and eight.

More. One and two and three

and four and five and six

and seven and eight.

(MUSIC ENDS)

Right, you guys go again.

I'll get us a drink.

Oh, God.

If I have to hear that song one more

time, I'm going to get your earworm.

Yeah, well I wouldn't wish that

on my worst enemy.

It's gone now, yeah?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, thank God.

You know, I reckon it must have been

on the radio a lot when were kids.

I don't think so.

After we lost Dilshan,

Mum couldn't take any noise.

There was no music at all.

Oh, sh*t.

Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

(WOMAN SCREAMS OUT)

(WAILS)

I'll give her another 60 seconds,

then I'm on double time-and-a-half.

I don't care.

Any idea?

OK.

I thought you'd all want to know.

The board has made its decision

on the NUMs position.

And I'd like to be the first

to congratulate

..Nik.

(SOUND RUSHES)

It's a thankless job

and I hope you'll all give him

the support he needs.

Well done.

Alright, mate.

So, congratulations.

I knew when I withdrew

you'd get the job.

You withdrew?

Looking forward to a bit

more time to myself.

Anyway, good luck.

Getting what you want's always

a blessing and a curse, isn't it?

(PHONE BUZZES)

Hey, Dad.

Did you get the job?

Yeah.

Oh, great!

But you'd better get down here.

The party's starting.

What?

(CROWD WHOOPS AND CHEERS)

Don't worry.

(LAUGHS)

What were you thinking?

That karaoke is better

than a stripper, no?

There was never a stripper.

You were meant to sort out

the booking I made,

not reorganise the

whole bucks' night.

Relax, bro, it's all good.

Nikhil, you have a

new brother-in-law.

You have a new position.

We have so much to celebrate.

I'll drink to that.

Now come on. Pick a song.

Come on.

No way.

It's not happening.

We'll see.

(SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW

BY GOTYE PLAYS)

Now and then I think of

when we were together

(PEOPLE WHISTLE AND CHEER)

Like when you said

you felt so happy you could die

Told myself that you

were right for me

But felt so lonely in your company

But that was love

and it's an ache I still remember

But you didn't have to cut me off

Make out like it never happened

and that we were nothing

And I don't even need your love

But you treat me like a stranger

and that feels so rough

No, you didn't have to

stoop so low

Have your friends

collect your records

And then change your number

I guess that I don't

need that, though

Now you're just somebody

that I used to know

Somebody

I used to know

Now you're just somebody

that I used to know

Somebody

I used to know

Now you're just somebody

that I used to know

Used to know

Somebody. ♪

(SONG ENDS)

(CHATTER, SCATTERED APPLAUSE)

(PHONE BUZZES)

Hello?

Hey. Ah, where are ya?

I'm I'm driving.

In your fancy new car.

Yes, as it happens.

Where are you? You sound drunk.

No, just happy.

Well, with good reason, I hear.

I'm happy for you.

(SOUND RUSHES)

Ah, you sound lost.

Well, I'm not.

I'm just I'm just driving home.

Which street are you on?

Um

Leura Road.

Um

You want to take your next left.

Ah, I don't think so.

Next left.

(INDICATES)

Then right on Shipley.

Where are you taking me?

Where do you want to go?

So, are you getting out?

(UP TEMPO INDIAN MUSIC)