Kinda strange, huh,
you here?
yeah, well,
I never thought
I'd be waking up
at Stanford,
that's for sure.
you know
what I mean.
good strange.
yeah, right.
you know what
I miss the most?
your breathing.
that sleepy sort of
in and out,
in and out thing
you do when you're
just lying there.
yeah. It means
I'm hungry.
no, it doesn't.
it means you're happy.
oh, is that
what time it is?
oh, I'm gonna be
late for work.
Griffin--
I told you
I gotta go to work.
I know.
I guess I just
sort of had
this crazy idea
you could take
the day off,
you know,
call in sick.
or say that you had
important personal
business,
which happens
to be true.
really, I can't.
(zips pants)
Julia...
I can't, ok?
ok.
well, plan "b."
we'll just--
I'll
call you tonight,
which happens to be
Casablanca night
at the rialto.
ah, you know,
you won't be able
to see me tonight
'cause, uh, I got
this thing with
the guys from the shop.
well, it plays more
than one night, right?
yeah, it does.
how about tomorrow
night, then?
8:00?
ok, you've got it.
ok.
Hey, Griffin, if this
were a dumb idea...
if it were,
we'd know it, right?
jule, i--
I know, I know. Sorry.
you're late for work.
yeah.
(door closes)
♪ Everybody wants to live ♪
♪ like they wanna live ♪
♪ and everybody
wants to love ♪
♪ like they wanna love ♪
♪ and everybody
wants to be ♪
♪ closer to free ♪
Morning, Bailey.
Lauren...
you're here early.
I stopped by
the flower mart
on my way in.
I'm an early riser.
it's a curse.
ok. Well, I'll be
in the wine cellar.
I got--i got inventory.
uh, Bailey?
ahem.
god, how
do I say this?
I thought--i mean,
I hoped that I was
imagining this,
but all week long,
if I come into
the kitchen,
you go into
the dining room.
if I come into
the dining room,
you go
into the kitchen
or the wine cellar
or somewhere,
and I can't help
thinking
that you're
avoiding me.
avoiding you?
I'm really happy
in this job, Bailey.
that's why I had to
bring this up.
well, I'm not.
why would I avoid you?
because of
the other night?
what other night?
the blackout?
right before
the lights came on,
you were
wiping a spill
off my collar--
ok, Lauren, Lauren...
listen to me.
I don't know what
you're talking about.
ok.
good.
that's very good.
ok.
if nothing happened,
that's good, because
I could have sworn
we were, like,
this close--
Lauren, Lauren,
you're not...
listening to me.
I'm not avoiding you,
because...
there is no reason.
great.
good.
then you want to
help me with
these flowers?
well...
I actually--
really, I ought to--
you already
inventoried
the wine, Bailey,
yesterday.
twice.
Claud, can you,
uh, sit for Diana
tomorrow night?
oh, good morning,
Charlie.
yes, I slept well.
thanks for asking.
no. I've got
Ross' concert.
oh, man,
she's gonna kill me.
I canceled twice
already.
who's gonna
kill you?
Valerie.
she's been asking me out.
Valerie...
you mean Ms. Walsh?
you can't date
Ms. Walsh.
why not?
because she's
your boss, and...
if you're gonna
date anybody,
date Kirsten.
Kirsten.
why is everybody
on my case about Kirsten?
who?
who's on your case?
forget it.
what?
ok. Paul.
Paul said something
the night of
the blackout.
what did Paul say?
nothing. Nothing I could
believe, anyway.
how Kirsten was just headed
right back to me,
which is where she
wanted to be all along.
what? You don't
expect me
to believe
any of that, do you?
no. Not from the way
you're acting, I guess.
and how you completely
didn't pick up on
any of her signs.
signs?
like moving right
back here after she
and Paul broke up?
that was--she needed
a place to stay.
and how she moved
right out when you
went to get Daphne.
she went back
to see her parents.
and she went out
and got her own apartment.
she likes you,
Charlie,
but she thinks
that you don't
like her back.
now, who's gonna
stick around
for that?
ok. If that's
how she felt--
which I'm sure
that it's not--
why would she
keep it a secret?
I don't know.
but if you
felt that way
about her...
why would you keep
that a secret?
Owen drew this?
what do you
think of it?
I think--
I think the extra
work's really
kicking in.
I mean, Pythagoras
couldn't draw better
triangles than this.
look at those
triangles.
what do you think?
Owen's processing
skills have
really improved,
but it's supposed
to be his family.
this is?
other kids,
their drawings aren't
perfect or anything,
but at least their
family members
are touching
or close to each
other or something.
hi. I'm Kyle's mom.
when you get a sec.
sure.
wait.
I'm sorry.
should I
be worried
about this?
one minute.
I don't know.
it may be he's
just a little sad.
it's not uncommon
with children of divorce.
divorce?
one minute
Charlie's his parent,
then you are.
he's living in
a strange new place
without his brother
and sister--
miss lo--
he needs to know
who his family is.
You're picking me up?
yup.
when I'm
in a good mood,
I want to do
something nice
for my sister.
uh, no. No way.
ha ha. Come on,
why can't it be that?
'cause it isn't.
'cause you're...
no.
no, no, no.
it's too soon.
yeah, even for you,
Julia.
too soon for what?
you met a guy.
you met
a new guy already?
not new, exactly.
so what am I
supposed to do now,
guess who it is?
it's Griffin, claud.
Griffin.
look, I know
how it seems,
especially
with all the stuff
that happened,
but, you know,
if we want to be
together
and we make
sense together,
then...
I don't know.
what kind of answer
is that?
well, just 'cause
you guys made sense
in the past, that doesn't--
I don't get it.
get what?
get you.
what's wrong
with you?
you're always
behind me, claud,
especially with
stuff like this.
you're, like,
the one person
I can count on,
and besides,
you love Griffin,
don't you?
you know what?
you know what,
you're right.
that's--
that's really
great, jule.
it's great.
it's a housewarming gift,
although this place is looking
pretty warm already.
yeah, blame it
on Martha Stewart.
must have been pretty
busy fixing the place up.
I haven't even seen you.
I mean, don't get me wrong,
I want you to do
what you're doing--
this whole
starting over thing,
but, uh...
I just miss you.
(laughs)
well,
I miss you, too.
but it is
a lot of work--
you know, figuring out
what car to get,
what job to take,
what city to live in.
which--sorry,
which--which city?
well, there's
nothing tying me down,
and it feels like
a good time to try
stuff out, you know?
there are things that
I've always wanted to do,
like teaching
and traveling and...
faraway places.
you just rented
this place.
yeah, but the manager says
I can always sublet.
Charlie, what?
you think I shouldn't?
you think I'm, like,
running away from
my problems or whatever?
no.
I don't know.
(laughs)
you think I should stay?
Do you think
I should stay here?
I think that...
you should do what
you want to do,
Kirsten.
I mean, it's--
it's your life.
it's up to you.
I'm trying
to show you some
pictures here.
could you settle down?
come here.
when's claud getting home
from school?
I don't know.
I don't know. Here.
look at these.
here, look
at this one.
this is your first
birthday party.
see? There's mom
lighting
the candles,
and that's dad
holding you,
and that's me,
and that's Julia,
and that's Charlie.
let's go play
a game, ok?
wait. In a minute.
in a minute.
can we play football,
Bailey, out in the yard?
come on.
I never get to throw
stuff at your house.
my house?
hey, that's
your house, too.
remember?
the swing
is the touchdown.
bet you can't tackle me
before I score.
give me those keys.
give me those keys!
hey. Hey!
no fair tickling!
flag on the play!
aha!
too bad, buddy.
Bailey
takes possession.
ok, it's fourth
and goal
for San Francisco.
hut, hut, hut!
Bailey, I'm open!
I'm open!
hey, you guys.
what's up?
Charlie, go deep!
Owen, you play defense!
ho!
yes!
lateral, Bailey,
lateral!
hey, that's
against the rules.
you're down!
dog pile!
(all laughing)
(woof)
Good show.
all right.
hey, Claudia.
thanks for coming.
I wouldn't have missed it.
oh, you look
so beautiful.
oh, thanks.
I'm glad
you're back, Ross.
oh, me, too.
8 months on the road
is 8 months too many.
so what'd you think
of the concert?
well, it...
doesn't sound like
I'm about to get
a rave review.
oh, no, it's not you.
you were--
you were great.
it's just...
all that Russian
melancholy.
everything's
so tearful and...
painful, it just...
I don't know,
it kind of felt
over the top.
ok, what's wrong?
nothing.
oh, come on.
Claudia salinger
not in the mood
for tchaikovsky?
I really don't want
to talk about it, ok?
ok.
fine.
let me introduce you
to the rest
of the ensemble.
I told them all about
my favorite student.
Ross.
I do want to talk
about it.
you're living in
a dream world, jule.
why, because
I'm an optimist?
because I believe in
second chances?
no. Because you just...
you just don't get it.
I mean...
yesterday this was
easy for me.
I mean, Kirsten
was just a friend.
I could call her,
I could see her.
it was no big deal.
but now, every time
her name comes up,
I feel like this--
this twinge or...
pang, or whatever.
it's almost like
we're breaking up again.
Charlie, I get it,
believe me.
ok. So why would I
want to do this?
why would I want to
put myself through that again?
because maybe
it'll work this time.
you know?
it's 2 years later.
maybe you guys
are different.
maybe you're ready
for stuff
that you weren't
ready for
the first time.
Julia, it's not that simple.
I mean, we've got
this whole entire history.
but you said it yourself--
you're friends now.
you're past all that.
you know what?
I wish you were right.
well, then why won't you
at least--
because she's made herself
very clear.
I mean, she hasn't been
around here in weeks.
she's thinking about
leaving the country.
I mean, she doesn't
want this, Julia.
so...
I'm not gonna push it.
You should have seen it,
Sarah.
Bailey threw this pass,
and his keys fell
right in front of thurber,
and when he finally
got them back,
they were totally covered
in dog mouth slime.
ha ha!
I'm sorry I missed that.
can I have some more
rocky road, please?
no. I think 2 scoops
will do you, buddy.
why don't you go...
brush my teeth. Ok.
wow. I don't think
I've seen him
that excited since--
I don't even know when.
I know.
he didn't want to leave
today.
I had to drag him
out of there.
yeah, I heard.
he told you?
no. He told Claudia
during phone time.
phone time?
yeah. That's what he likes
to call the hour
that he spends on the phone
with her every day.
he tells her everything.
yeah, I think
he really misses her.
it's hard not seeing her
all the time.
(sighs)
it's not you, Bailey.
he's not unhappy
being with you.
oh, I know.
I know that.
I mean, maybe
his teacher's right.
she thinks Owen's basically
been through a divorce.
well, there is
a solution.
it's kind of nuts.
no one's gonna
want to do it.
what?
you're not thinking...
we could move back in
with Charlie.
Sarah, no way.
no way!
I don't want it either,
Bailey, but think about it.
you'd still have Owen,
but he'd get to live
at home.
all of us would
live together in the house?
I didn't say
it would be ideal.
we have our lives here,
Sarah.
we've worked very hard
to make this place
what we want.
I know. Forget it.
and Owen's barely
lived here a month.
I mean, let's give it
some time, for god's sake.
just...
forget I said
anything.
ok?
I guess...
Griffin, he...
he does so much for her.
you know?
and it's like she doesn't
even really appreciate it.
I mean, she appreciates it.
it's just...
I know how hard
it was for him
the first time
when they were together.
how hard it was
for him.
have you ever
been in love with someone
you're not supposed to?
you're in love
with Griffin.
he cares about me.
I mean, he came
halfway across country
just to...
rescue me.
he asked me
to be in his band.
Claudia...
I know you're gonna say
that it's impossible.
I mean, believe me,
I know that
better than anyone.
it's just...
sweetie,
I've been there.
I know about
loving someone
who can't love you back
the same way.
so what do you do
with those feelings?
'cause I've tried
putting them away.
I really have, Ross,
and...
they hurt.
yeah.
yes, and they're
going to.
and you can't
help that.
so what do I do?
you and I are lucky.
we have this thing
we do.
we have our music.
we can take what hurts,
and we can play.
for me,
for a broken heart--
tchaikovsky.
Tonga? But--
this is for Tonga?
yeah.
for a summer.
there's a, uh,
guidance counselor
at school
who runs this
foreign study program,
and, uh, they're
looking for teachers.
but...
Tonga?
how far away is that?
you said
you wanted to travel,
and maybe teach.
well, this is both.
i--i--said I was
thinking about it.
(both laugh)
ok. But let's just
look at this thing.
I mean, it's 3 months
in this amazing place.
paid. With kids.
I mean...
you love kids.
I'm just, um...
I'm surprised
that--that you would
come up with this,
I mean, after what you said
about me not being
around enough.
well, but...
I mean, this is what
you wanted, right?
well...
what about
what you want, Charlie?
what do I want?
(laughs)
this is for you,
not for me.
I mean,
I'm just, uh...
I'm just trying
to be a friend.
a friend.
ok.
what? Are--
are you saying
you don't want this?
no.
no. This is...
this is the perfect
job for me.
I mean, it is.
great.
you can, uh,
you can use me
as a reference, then.
that's really...
you're a wonderful friend.
I know how you love
the fish,
and I think we have
a really wonderful
fish special.
actually, let me check
with the waitress
and see if we have it.
I'll check the kitchen
and see if we have
any more of the Halibut.
I got it.
Bailey, you ok?
Julia. Hey.
you seem a little--
I didn't know
you were coming.
Bailey.
table 7 needs their check
a little early.
they're trying
to catch a movie.
oh, me, too.
I wonder if it's
the same.
you look familiar.
she looks familiar.
yeah. This is
my sister Julia.
Julia, this is Lauren,
my...the new manager.
hi.
hi. Nice to meet you.
nice to meet you.
your picture's
in the office, that's why.
oh, right.
well, I guess I'd better go
manage something.
nice to meet you.
you, too.
she seems nice.
uh-huh. Um, so...
what brings you here,
jule?
I'm meeting Griffin.
is he here yet?
Griffin? No.
I haven't seen him.
huh. That's weird.
I'm late.
he was supposed to
be here at 8:00.
whoa, wait a minute.
you and Griffin?
if you have anything
to say other than,
"wow, jule, that's great,"
I don't want to hear it.
wow, jule, that's great.
movie starts
in 15 minutes.
I'd better call him.
Nice to
see you again.
want to try
the steak tonight?
it's really delicious.
Griffin,
are you there?
it's almost 8:30.
I'm at the restaurant.
where are you?
you were supposed to
meet me at 8:00.
are you ok?
oh...hmm...
maybe you're stuck
in traffic.
all right.
ok.
Hey. Come on in.
here's that stuff
that you wanted.
his, uh, his spiderman
and the books.
is Sarah studying?
oh, no, no.
she's at the library.
Owen's been sleeping
kind of light lately,
so...
sorry to come by so late,
but...
no, it's ok.
Charlie.
that you?
sorry.
hey, buddy.
hey. It's past
your bedtime.
come on. Let's get you
tucked back in.
but I'm not sleepy now.
sure you are.
come on, you just need
to get back under.
no, I'm not.
I need a story.
please?
just a page or 2.
that's ok.
I got it covered.
ok.
Charlie has to read it, too.
Owen, how am I
supposed to do that?
easy.
just squeeze in and...
take turns.
All right.
scrunch over.
I'm scrunched.
ok.
(sighs)
"so when he reached
the stream,
"he met an old man
with a long beard,
"who said to him...
"give me your water
and I will give you shade.
"the boy said,
I'm not hot.
I don't need shade.
so the boy
walked on some more..."
I think he's finally
down for the count.
sorry again
about waking him.
forget it.
if it wasn't you,
it would have been
the sirens.
he, uh...
he liked having us
together tonight.
yeah, he did.
and today, too.
playing football.
you know, uh...
he wants us together.
look, I'm not saying
that that's what
we should do.
you're saying
that's what
he would like best?
and would be best.
Where are we going
with this?
well...
in case we're nuts enough
to even think about this...
think about us moving
back into the house?
I want you to know that...
there's room.
it's not anybody's
first choice, I know.
no...it's not.
but...don't rule it out
because of me.
ok?
We need to talk.
I know.
what happened
last night, Griffin?
I waited
at the restaurant.
I called you.
yeah, I know.
we had a date.
did you forget that?
no, I didn't.
you know what?
do better than that.
tell me you got stuck
at work
or--or you
lost track of time.
tell me you got a flat
and spent the night
on the side of the road
where there weren't
any phones.
tell me something.
make up a lie.
'cause I don't want to hear
that you just couldn't deal.
I'm sorry.
that's what happened.
I was at home last night
when you called.
I just...
I didn't pick up.
why?
because...
what is there to say,
you know?
any way that
I look at it,
I just keep seeing
the same thing.
mistake.
we made...
a mistake.
(laughs)
how do you know that?
we've--we've been
back together a--a week.
a week, a year,
what...
come on, it's--
it's still us, jule.
no. You can't just say
that it went wrong once
and that's the only way
it can go.
why not?
because there's
two of us here.
you can't decide
for both of us.
I'm not.
I'm deciding for me.
it's over, jule.
it's, uh...
I can't be with you
anymore.
I mean, I just--i--
I don't want to.
that's all there is.
I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry.
Hey.
hey.
decaf.
I know you didn't
sleep last night.
thank you.
I saw you pacing.
yeah.
I was thinking.
about what we
talked about?
yeah.
and?
and...
and it all comes down to
one thing.
I've put so much
on the line for
that kid, you know,
because I should.
so why would I
draw a line here?
what sense
would that make?
none at all.
so...
we're moving.
yeah.
wow.
but listen to me.
if we have to--
if we have to
refinish the attic
or refinish the shed
or whatever we have
to do,
whatever it takes,
we're going to have
a life there.
we're going
to give ourselves
space there, ok?
Charlie,
I just got
your friend's
application.
she is perfect.
on paper, at least.
well, you'll like her
even better in person.
she put you down
as a reference,
so just let me check
a few things.
a b.A. In child psych,
single, no kids,
that's perfect.
the last thing
we want is our staff
getting homesick.
yeah, there's
no problem there.
I think she's, um...
really ready
for a summer away.
summer?
well, that'll
get her started.
started?
yes.
the first 3 months
are just a tryout.
teachers we like
stay on for
another 20 months.
that's the program.
wait. You're saying
that she'd be gone for...
for what, 2 years?
yeah.
is that a problem?
uh...
what?
uh, it's just that
she said that she, um...
that she wanted
to finish school.
well, her resume
says she's already
finished her degree.
yeah. Undergrad.
but, you know,
her graduate degree
won't be done
until she wraps up
her thesis.
huh...
well, she's been out
of school 2 years,
and she still hasn't
finished her thesis?
I'm sure she will,
as soon as, uh, you know...
what, Charlie? What?
as soon as she...
she sorts out her divorce.
divorce.
I see.
Bailey,
are you in there?
what?
oh, joy saw you
headed back here.
I got the quarterly
payroll taxes done.
they're due today,
but I can't
messenger them
without
your signature.
ok. Come in.
come on in.
I'm sorry. It just...
it's been a hard day.
are you ok?
you ever feel like...
you just can't
get a grip on things?
uh-huh.
because it's really
starting to seem like
every sentence
that I hear
starts with...
"you should,"
or, "you better,"
or, "you have to,"
and...i...
it doesn't make sense
for me to complain
about it
because everything
that I have,
I've asked for.
but...
but if I could
just find 5 seconds
where nobody needed
anything from me...
you know what?
why don't we do this
later?
we have
till midnight.
wait, Lauren,
wait, wait.
you're the only one.
you know that?
you're the only person
who just makes it easier.
uh-huh.
no...nothing.
nothing.
I'm sorry.
yeah. Nothing.
so I'm not mistaken?
that was
another nothing,
like what happened
the other night.
god, what's
wrong with me?
I better get back.
why don't you
sign these,
get them to me
when they're done.
ok?
(door closes)
Charlie?
oh.
explain this to me,
Charlie.
explain why you--
you--you push.
i--i didn't
even ask, ok?
I mean, you
practically insist
that I apply
for this job
and then you shoot
the whole thing down!
Kirsten, I know.
I'm sorry. I shouldn't
have done that.
I mean, why
did you offer to be
my reference
in the first place
if that's what you
were going to say?
I mean, I don't have
my degree yet? I'm
some flaky divorcee?
it was unfair.
I was totally wrong.
what is going on
with you, Charlie?
what are you doing?
I don't know.
I just...
I heard about
the program and how long
you were going to be gone.
but, uh...You're
the one who said
that I should go
in the first place.
to make you happy, yeah.
what, so 3 months
would make me happy,
but 2 years, no?
it was selfish, ok?
I said I was sorry!
but what does that
mean, "selfish"?
you want me to stay?
of course I do!
well, then why don't
you just say it?
why can't you just
say it if that's
what you want?
I want you to stay!
ok? I want you to stay.
ok!
Look, you know what?
let's just forget
about this.
no. Why?
forget it? Why?
because, Kirsten...
this is just getting
way too weird.
I mean...
you're my friend.
you're...you're...
a really,
really good friend,
and I'm not going
to lose that.
how would you lose that?
just...
if I started looking
for things, for...
for stuff
that isn't there.
really? Like what?
like...
I don't know.
stuff, you know,
between you and me.
stuff that we...
that we moved on from.
Charlie--
Kirsten...
please change
the subject.
please. Just...
you mean
stuff like this?
Is that
what you mean?
yeah.
Because what I want--
I'm feeling what I want
is I want to lose control.
I want to give in
to the--the craving,
the--the urge, the itch.
because I know
it's bad for me,
but, man, I...
I'll feel good
for a while.
I'll be free...
for once.
for a while.
and...the scary thing is,
is that I actually thought
that...that once I had
enough chips,
that...
that I would lose that itch.
but...i guess
that never goes away.
I guess there's always something
for you to crave.
even if it's not a drink.
This was no surprise,
you know.
everyone warned me.
one way or another.
Charlie did.
you did.
even Griffin,
the way
he was acting.
but I wouldn't
listen.
isn't it better
this way, maybe?
you know, instead of
waiting months and months
just to find this out.
I don't know.
Julia...
even when
I was alone...
or even
with someone else...
he was always there.
you know?
just always there,
like the air
or something.
and now that I know
that he's really
gone...
it's like...
it sounds so dumb,
but...
it's actually
harder to breathe.
How did we...
how did we miss this?
how did we go so long
without knowing this?
I don't know.
I mean...
there we both were,
like...
la-di-da-di-da,
living our lives...
and here was this...
secret waiting,
this...
whole other future
for us to--
Kirsten, stop.
right there.
I'm sorry.
what?
when you talk
like that, I...
it scares me.
about the future,
right? 'Cause...
who knows?
no. That...
that's not what I mean
at all. I know.
I just...
I don't want anything
going wrong.
Charlie, relax.
nothing can--
Kirsten,
I blew it once before.
ok, but--
I'm just saying
that now, for me,
can we just...
not say anything
and just take it
really, really slow
and easy?
ok.
not a word.
Can you just explain
one thing to me?
if you love her
and she loves you,
then what?
what's wrong
with that?
claud, what
are you doing here?
Julia's wrecked
right now because
of what you did,
and I would really
like to know why,
Griffin.
why did you do this
when...
you love her?
I know you know that.
ah, so what?
so what?
you think
that's something that
just happens every day?
no, I don't.
well, ok, then.
but that
doesn't mean that we
belong together.
right. I just really
don't understand you,
Griffin.
you know,
ever since
I first met her,
I always thought,
"man, I hope I
don't mess this up."
because that's
what I do, I...
I mess stuff up.
but you know what
I never thought?
I never thought that,
"I hope this
doesn't mess me up."
it's just...
you know,
these last couple
of months, I've--
I've been
on my own, and I'm
starting to feel...
ok,
like...whatever I do
is fine.
like I don't have to
keep looking behind me,
wondering...
whose life am I
holding up, or...
whose dream
am I wrecking?
that's just
the thing, claud.
I think
I'd rather just...
live my life.
and be ok.
Hey. Good morning.
hey. Good morning.
you're not wasting
any time there, huh?
well, this is just
the preliminary stuff.
the movers come tomorrow.
um, where do you want us
to store this stuff?
how about the shed?
you guys will sleep
in the attic, right?
hi!
hi. Kirsten,
what brings you
here so early?
oh. Uh...
um, I crashed
on the couch.
the couch?
I didn't see you.
uh...then I, um,
I moved into the bed
in Diana's room,
'cause, well,
my keys, I, um,
I lost them last night
and I couldn't get
into my house, so...
oh! Uh,
which reminds me, um...
the locksmith. I should get
the locksmith, right?
right. I'll, um,
I'll walk you
to your car.
ok, great.
bye.
how is she going
to start her car
without her keys?
I'll get the rest
of the stuff.
ok.
and...
then I figure maybe
we could go up
and, uh...
scope out the attic.
unpack a little,
try on each other's
clothes...
maybe try
and figure out where
to put the couch
and the--the
dining room table.
that's a joke,
the last part.
'cause we
don't have room for
a dining room table.
yeah, I get it.
ok, Sarah, look,
I know...
that it's--
it's a bummer
that we had to...
to leave the loft,
but we had good
reasons to do it,
you know that.
you're the person
who helped me
figure that out.
yeah.
and I told you
at the time
that it wasn't something
I wanted a whole lot.
but this is
my life now.
Sarah,
I have Owen now,
and that means...
making some sacrifices.
I know that, Bailey.
then...
I don't know. Do...
we have to be
so tragic about it?
no.
Bailey, we don't
have to be tragic.
but I don't feel
like being a cheerleader
either, ok?
(Playing tchaikovsky)
(Music continues)
I was just in
the neighborhood, and I...
saw this incredible
pie in the window.
Hey.
what are you doing here?
I was just...
finishing up
some work. Why?
nothing.
it's just so late.
I wouldn't be here myself if
I hadn't spaced my wallet.
hey.
oh.
you found it.
thank you.
Are you ok?
We shouldn't
have done that.
I know.