>> Jeremy: [ Chuckles ] Well, this is a surprise.
Good morning, Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: I want to know something.
>> Jeremy: Okay.
>> Phyllis: What kind of game are you playing?
>> Jeremy: [ Chuckles ] I don't know what you're talking about.
>> Phyllis: I think you do.
There are two options -- you're using Diane, or you and Diane
are working Jack.
So, which is it?
>> Diane: Good morning.
>> Jack: Hey. Hey.
>> Diane: You look like you got about as much sleep as I did.
>> Jack: Yeah.
I was up all night trying to figure out some way to bring
this whole mess with Jeremy Stark to a swift
conclusion.
As soon as I saw all that fear in Summer's eyes, I -- I knew we
had to speed up the timetable.
And it's not just Summer.
It's the stress it's putting on Kyle, not to mention the danger
you keep putting yourself in day after day.
>> Diane: Well, I appreciate all you're doing to look out for us,
but I really don't see any other options.
And we are making progress.
Today I'm going to hand over Nikki's stolen necklace to prove
my loyalty.
I'll make Jeremy cross a few lines, set him up, and then send
him back to prison where he belongs.
>> Jack: Here's the thing.
I think I figured out a way to accelerate things.
Maybe we're not at the beginning of this sting.
Maybe this could be the end.
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Sharon: More coffee?
>> Chance: [ Sighs ] You caught me.
I was, uh, light-years away.
>> Sharon: Yeah, I'm thinking about adding "soul searching"
to the menu.
>> Chance: [ Chuckles ] Well, if you start charging for
that, you're gonna have to add a double-shot to my tab.
>> Sharon: In all of that searching, have you come to
any conclusions?
>> Chance: [ Breathes deeply ] >> Jack: So, what do you think?
>> Diane: It's smart.
It has a certain elegance to it.
I think it can work.
>> Jack: If we can pull this off, we can bring an end to this
nightmare once and for all.
>> Diane: Yeah.
And I can stop looking over my shoulder and focus on what's in
front of me.
When do we start?
>> Jack: I think we've already started.
>> Chance: So, you want to know if I'm still questioning my
career choice?
>> Sharon: Well, I've given your thought some consideration.
>> Chance: Really?
Well, if "the doctor's in," I should find out how much this
is gonna run me first.
>> Sharon: No charge for friendly advice.
>> Chance: Alright. I'm game.
Lay it on me.
>> Sharon: Okay.
You're a good cop.
You're solid. You're dependable.
You're the kind of guy you want to have on your side when the
chips are down.
Now, that being said, as the wide variety of jobs listed on
my résumé so clearly displays, I am obviously a proponent of
following your instincts.
So, if you continue to have doubts about your chosen career,
I think you need to examine things on a much deeper level.
>> Chance: Huh.
>> Jeremy: You know what I find really fun about you?
>> Phyllis: No. What?
>> Jeremy: Everything.
Please sit.
Last time we crossed paths, you were almost apologetic.
>> Phyllis: That's when I thought Diane had left town.
>> Jeremy: I remember how sorry you said you were when you made
that initial call to me, letting me know where Diane was.
>> Phyllis: Okay, well, for the record, just because we don't
have proof that it was Diane who turned you into the feds doesn't
mean it isn't so.
>> Jeremy: That's true.
But by the end of the day, I'll be sure where her loyalty lies.
>> Phyllis: "By the end of the day" -- what does that mean?
>> Jeremy: Exactly what it sounds like.
In fact, I'm forever grateful that you reached out to me and
brought me to Genoa City.
So, please let me buy you breakfast.
It's the least I could do.
>> Phyllis: You didn't answer my question.
What are you up to?
>> Jeremy: What is it about my innocent breakfast that makes
you think that I'm devising some diabolical scheme?
>> Phyllis: I saw you and Diane together.
You looked really cozy.
>> Jeremy: You really are a busy bee, aren't you?
What do you want?
>> Phyllis: You're not my target.
Diane is.
>> Jeremy: It's fascinating, how much time and energy you spend
obsessing over that woman.
>> Phyllis: Well, see, I think Diane would be happier living
someplace other than Genoa City, and I want to make that happen
for her.
I want to get her out of this town.
>> Jeremy: Oh.
You're so thoughtful.
>> Phyllis: I'm an angel, actually.
>> Jeremy: Mm.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
I also want to see Diane pay for everything she's done.
>> Jeremy: I respect that.
You're a woman who knows what she wants and won't let anything
get in her way.
I'm also impressed that you're not afraid of me.
>> Phyllis: Should I be afraid of you?
[ Cellphone ringing ] >> Jeremy: Hmm.
Someone's ears must be burning.
Good morning.
I take it you had a productive evening?
>> Diane: Yeah, I'd love to tell you all about Chicago.
When can I see you?
>> Jeremy: How about now?
I'm at Society.
>> Diane: No.
Someplace more private, a little more intimate.
>> Jeremy: Come to my suite.
>> Diane: Okay.
I'll see you then.
>> Jack: Step one is done.
>> Diane: Yeah. How'd I do?
>> Jack: Couldn't have gone any better.
Now it's time for me to take care of my part.
>> Kyle: Is that for me?
>> Summer: Uh, I didn't know that you'd want one or that you
were even still here.
>> Kyle: Fine.
I'll grab one before I leave.
>> Summer: Does that mean that you want to take separate cars?
Okay. [ Scoffs ] >> Kyle: Morning.
>> Jack: Morning.
>> Diane: Morning.
>> Summer: Diane.
You're here again, and, um, you have on the same outfit you were
wearing yesterday.
You spent the night?
>> Jeremy: Well, all good things must come to an end.
>> Phyllis: Alrighty.
>> Jeremy: While you may have made my morning a bit more
entertaining, I have someplace more important to be.
>> Phyllis: Oh, with a woman who's so terrified of you that
she tried to get you to leave town because she was afraid you
were gonna hurt her family?
>> Jeremy: Slight misunderstanding.
>> Phyllis: What do I have to say to you to get you to tell me
what Diane is up to?
>> Jeremy: Don't push it.
I'm a better friend than an enemy.
Trust me.
>> Daniel: Hey.
You ready to brainstorm?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
Order whatever you want.
>> Daniel: Well, you look like you've already got a lot on your
plate.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Daniel: What's going on?
>> Phyllis: Did you see that guy who was leaving when you
arrived?
>> Daniel: With the suit?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
He's a criminal that Diane has been fraternizing with from her
past.
>> Daniel: Please tell me you weren't engaging with him in
any way.
>> Phyllis: I mean, what could I do?
What could I do?
>> Daniel: Mom.
>> Phyllis: [ Sighs ] Honestly, I don't understand.
I mean, Diane first is acting like the damsel in distress, so
afraid, in fear of her life and her safety, and then she's
hanging out with him at the Glam Club.
>> Daniel: You want to know what I think?
>> Phyllis: That I should stop worrying about Diane?
>> Daniel: Exactly.
>> Phyllis: I can't.
I'm sorry. I can't.
He is a criminal.
We could all be in danger, Daniel.
And he made it sound like something was going on today...
>> Daniel: Mom -- >> Phyllis: ...that something
would happen today, something big.
>> Daniel: Mom.
It's enough.
This needs to stop.
>> Jack: Yes, Diane stayed here last night.
>> Diane: In a guest room.
>> Jack: Since Stark has to believe that she's in Chicago,
we needed to keep her away from the hotel.
>> Summer: Yeah, we wouldn't want anybody to find out that
you're the one who actually stole my grandma's necklace.
>> Jack: Actually, we have some good news on that front, as
well.
>> Diane: Yes, Jack thought of a way for us to get what we want
and end this.
>> Kyle: That's terrific.
What are you gonna do?
>> Jack: Let me just say we're combining a couple steps of the
plan to move things along.
>> Kyle: Great.
I'll help any way I can.
>> Summer: Okay, I'm sorry to be the wet blanket here -- and I
love the optimism -- but I meant everything I said last night.
Kyle and I cannot be a part of any more plans or schemes, and
that includes even hearing about whatever laws you two might
break next.
>> Diane: I understand.
And I am really sorry for the disruption that this has caused
in your lives, but with any luck, it will be over soon.
>> Kyle: Okay, I do have to ask one question.
How dangerous is this?
>> Jack: I am confident we will all emerge unscathed.
>> Diane: Except for Jeremy.
>> Summer: Okay, that's more than enough information for now.
Thank you.
I've got to get to work.
Have a good day.
[ Door opens ] [ Door slams ]
[ Door opens ] >> Diane: This is the biggest
disagreement they've had since they've come back, and I'm to
blame.
>> Jack: It's a temporary setback.
>> Diane: [ Sighs ] I just wish we could fix this.
>> Jack: We can.
We need to eradicate the problem, get Jeremy Stark out of
Genoa City for good.
You ready?
>> Diane: [ Sighs heavily ] Let's take him down.
>> Chance: Well, being a cop -- that wasn't my original goal.
You know, when I was young, I was a scout.
When I got old enough, I enlisted, did a few tours.
>> Sharon: Mm.
And what did you like about being in the service?
>> Chance: Structure and a sense of purpose.
I just tried to be the perfect soldier.
And when I got back, that's when I joined the GCPD, worked with
the feds for a while, and now I'm back with the police
department.
>> Sharon: Funny, you don't seem like, um, an adrenaline junkie.
>> Chance: [ Chuckles ] Eh, I don't know.
Maybe I like to take risks.
Never really thought about it that way.
>> Sharon: So, what else do you like about being a cop?
>> Chance: Being undercover has its perks.
>> Sharon: Like what?
>> Chance: I get to be somebody else for a while.
>> Sharon: Hmm.
Well, maybe there's a pattern here -- being the perfect
soldier, pretending to be somebody else.
How much time have you spent just being yourself, figuring
out who you are and doing what you truly want to do?
>> Phyllis: Don't you think I want this to stop?
Of course I want it to stop, you know?
And it did, I thought.
For one brief moment in time, Diane was gone.
And I thought, "Oh, we can go back to normal now."
But, no, no, she wasn't gone.
That was just a scam.
And she is here cooking up some new scheme with that criminal.
>> Daniel: I thought you had learned to let stuff like that
go.
>> Phyllis: It's not just an old grudge.
This is for real.
Do you know that Jack and I were together before Diane came into
town?
Did you know that?
And we were -- we were happy, I thought.
>> Daniel: I know. I know.
I was actually rooting for the two of you.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
We'd still be together if Diane didn't show up.
But she has poisoned his mind and she has ruined the
connection that I have with Jack.
And now he is falling deeper and deeper into her spell.
You know what I saw?
I saw them kissing the other day.
Yeah.
I mean, I thought he knew who she was.
I mean, he needs to open his eyes.
Anyway [sighs] I want her gone.
I want her really, really gone.
[ Elevator doors open ] >> Kyle: Hey, can we talk about
what happened at home?
Because I'm not happy about it.
>> Summer: Okay, thank goodness we are finally on the same page
because I don't think I can do this anymore.
Your parents are talking like this whole Stark thing is coming
to an end, but I just -- I don't see that happening.
Harrison and I can still go to Paris, and you should come with
us.
>> Kyle: I'm not going anywhere.
>> Summer: But I thought that -- >> Kyle: No, you misunderstood
me.
>> Summer: How?
You said that you were unhappy.
You know that this whole thing has gone too far, right?
Because when I heard that your father broke into my
grandmother's apartment in Chicago, I realized we can't be
a part of this anymore.
>> Kyle: I am unhappy because you refuse to listen to what is
going on with my mother.
Now I have no idea what kind of danger she might be putting
herself in.
>> Summer: It sounds like you're blaming me because I don't want
us to get dragged into another one of her messes, but, Kyle, I
am not gonna apologize for that.
>> Jeremy: Come in.
You have something for me?
>> Diane: I do.
[ Clicks tongue ] I hope you like it.
[ Exhales sharply ] >> Jeremy: Wow.
>> Diane: Yeah.
>> Jeremy: This is...perfect.
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ] Isn't it incredible?
Look at the artistry, the way the stones catch the light.
>> Jeremy: How can I be assured that this is Nikki Newman's?
>> Diane: [ Scoffs ] After everything I went through to get
this for you, you're questioning its provenance?
Nikki is pictured wearing this exact necklace at the latest
exhibit opening at the Modern Museum of Chicago and
countless other galas.
And if that's not proof enough, take a look at the tag.
>> Jeremy: Yeah.
There it is.
"N" and "V."
Perfect.
>> Diane: [ Laughs ] >> Jeremy: Well, let me know the
details.
>> Diane: What details?
>> Jeremy: Well, how you pulled it off.
You know I love a good story.
Let me know how you liberated this beautiful necklace from
captivity.
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ] A girl has to have some secrets.
>> Jeremy: Well, did they have a security system?
I mean, did you bypass it?
>> Diane: Well, I didn't know how many chances I would have
before I tripped an alarm, so I thought long and hard about my
targets.
What do Nikki and Victor cherish?
What's the most important thing to them?
>> Jeremy: Newman Enterprises.
>> Diane: No. Each other.
And that's when I decided to use the most important date in their
lives -- their wedding anniversary, or their first
wedding anniversary, I should say.
And then just like that, I was in and I found that beautiful
necklace that you hold in your hands, an exquisite symbol of
their love.
But apparently it was owned by a long line of royals before it
went to auction.
>> Jeremy: Hmm.
And now it is here.
>> Diane: Mm-hmm.
>> Jeremy: [ Exhales sharply ] I am so impressed.
I asked you for a symbol of your dedication and loyalty, and you
have far exceeded my wildest expectations.
>> Diane: I hope that means what I think it does.
>> Jeremy: You know, this necklace is the beginning of
something new and exciting for us.
>> Diane: What do you have in mind?
>> Jeremy: Forget laundering.
We need to branch out, steal from the rest of the rich and
powerful in Genoa City.
And I think I know where to start.
>> Diane: Where?
>> Jeremy: That red-headed archenemy of yours.
What do you say we rob her blind?
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Daniel: Okay, look, I know that you and Jack have history,
and I also know that when you care about someone, you will go
to the wall to protect them.
>> Phyllis: Diane has been manipulating everybody in town.
>> Daniel: And you've told him this?
You've let him know that she's trouble?
>> Phyllis: Yes.
Countless times.
He won't open his eyes.
>> Daniel: Then you need to let this go.
The ball's in Jack's court.
He gets to choose who he wants to be a part of his life, and if
that includes Diane, you have to live with that decision.
You know, it is what it is.
>> Phyllis: Ugh.
I hate that saying.
I hate that.
Let me tell you something about me.
I could find the straw to break the camel's back.
>> Daniel: Wow.
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm.
>> Daniel: This is it.
I mean, this is -- this is what it's come to.
[ Scoffs ] You know, I'm starting to think
that maybe I made a mistake.
>> Phyllis: What do you mean by that?
>> Daniel: Asking you to join me at Omega Sphere.
>> Phyllis: I could do that job with my eyes closed.
>> Daniel: I'm not talking about your tech skills.
This project is supposed to be about positivity and
self-improvement.
If we've got this much negativity and this much turmoil
from the outset, then -- then we've lost before we ever even
started.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my G-- Are you saying that I have
negative energy?
>> Daniel: [ Scoffs, chuckles ] You know, I got one shot at
doing this my way, the right way.
I don't want to ruin that.
>> Phyllis: Are you firing me even before this is launched?
>> Daniel: To tell you the truth, the way things are going
at Chancellor-Winters, this project might not ever make it
off the ground.
>> Phyllis: What does that mean?
What does that mean?
>> Daniel: I'm not gonna elaborate right now.
I'm not gonna get into it.
But I think -- I think, in the meantime, you should figure out
a way to tame your anger.
>> Phyllis: What?
Oh, really?
How do you propose I tame my anger?
>> Daniel: I don't know.
You know, there's a lot of good self-help books out there.
Maybe you should read one.
You know what? Maybe read two.
Two would probably be better.
And then maybe take a good, long, hard look at yourself and
ask, "Where are these feelings coming from?
And are they making me a better person?"
Because they...
I don't know.
I don't know. That's all I got.
I-I need to get some air.
Um, we can -- we can brainstorm later.
>> Tucker: Looks like someone's had a rough morning.
What's on your mind, sunshine?
>> Diane: Rob Phyllis blind?
I must admit that has a certain beauty to it, especially after
everything she's tried to steal from me.
>> Jeremy: Revenge can be sweet.
>> Diane: Yeah.
Freedom is even sweeter.
If all of my enemies suddenly start losing their finest
jewels, who do you think the police would suspect?
>> Jeremy: Perhaps.
>> Diane: Mm.
>> Jeremy: What about the Abbotts?
I'm sure you can get around all of their alarm codes and
combinations.
Plus, you know them so well.
>> Diane: [ Scoffs ] I'm not about to steal from my
son and grandson.
And if we targeted my inner circle, we would be caught in a
minute.
Our whole adventure would be over.
I'm looking for long-term success, and I think you are,
too.
>> Jeremy: Turn around.
>> Diane: Why?
>> Jeremy: Don't you trust me?
>> Diane: I could say the same to you, even after I stuck my
neck out for you.
>> Jeremy: Now it's time for me to repay you for a job well
done.
Now, turn around.
>> Diane: [ Scoffs ] [ Exhales sharply ]
>> Jeremy: I want you to remember me every time you wear
this.
You've earned it.
Imagine making enough money where you could buy more of
these gems for yourself.
>> Diane: Well, nothing would throw me more, but I can't
exactly go out on the town in Genoa City wearing
Nikki Newman's stolen jewelry.
No.
This is for you.
And I'm glad that I have finally proven to you that I'm willing
to get back in the game.
>> Jeremy: Well, you've said and done everything I asked...
except for one.
>> Diane: What's that?
>> Jeremy: I think we need to seal this new partnership...
with a kiss. >> Diane: [ Chuckles ]
>> Kyle: I'm not asking for an
apology, but I would appreciate some compassion.
>> Summer: I hate what you're going through.
I feel horrible about all the stress that you're under.
>> Kyle: Yeah, and I'm respectfully asking you to
acknowledge that you are part of the reason for it.
>> Summer: I beg your pardon?
How am I to blame for any of this?
>> Kyle: We were a team!
It was us against the world.
And now I feel like I'm in a game of tug-of-war between my
parents on one side and you on the other.
I can't keep doing this, Summer.
>> Summer: Kyle, I have bent over backwards to accept Diane.
I have welcomed her into our home and into our workplace.
But I'm not gonna back down when she is willing to make you
an accomplice in her criminal activity, okay?
Because in all probability, this whole thing with your mother --
it's gonna blow up.
And if you can't see that, you're either blind or you're
fooling yourself.
>> Daniel: Hey.
What, did a bomb just go off in here?
You guys okay?
Everything alright?
>> Kyle: Not quite.
>> Daniel: Is this a bad time?
>> Kyle: Your timing's perfect.
I'll leave the two of you to talk.
>> Summer: [ Scoffs ] [ Sighs ]
>> Daniel: You want to tell your big brother all about it?
>> Summer: It's Kyle's mom.
Whenever we fight now, it's all about her.
>> Daniel: Mm.
Well, that's funny because I'm here to talk about our mom.
>> Summer: Ugh.
What's she done now?
>> Daniel: [ Chuckles ] Uh...
I don't know.
You know, things just got worse this morning.
I had to tell her that she needed to take her anger about
Diane down a couple notches or we weren't gonna be able to
work together.
>> Summer: [ Sighs ] I definitely get your instinct.
It's the same reason why I fired Mom.
But honestly, Daniel, what we need to do is duck and cover
because, with everything going on, I'd be surprised if Mom
doesn't spin out of control.
>> Daniel: [ Scoffs ] Well, she's already spinning.
Trust me.
And now I guess we just have to figure out how we're gonna save
Mom from herself this time.
>> Summer: [ Sighs ] >> Tucker: Ah, yes.
You respond to my question with silence.
That's very wise.
Because only when we are silent do we hear the answers we seek.
[ Laughs ] I'll sit at the bar.
I might order you a -- >> Phyllis: No, no, no, wait a
second.
You -- You -- You'll do.
>> Tucker: I'll do?
Nice.
That's the warmest invitation I've received in a long time.
>> Phyllis: I have a question for you.
What do you think would happen to me if I blackmailed and
threatened this entire town and faked my own death...
>> Tucker: Okay.
>> Phyllis: ...and then I was actually alive, I sashayed
back into town...
>> Tucker: [ Laughs ] >> Phyllis: ...[chuckles] and I
convinced everyone that I atoned for my sins, only to find out
that that wasn't true, I had a whole new batch of sins -- not
only that -- I had an enterprise of criminality and I brought
that criminality back here into town and put everyone in danger?
[ Clears throat ] So, do you think that I would be
welcomed back here with open arms to this quaint little town?
>> Tucker: Mm.
You know, there's something about this scenario that strikes
me as familiar.
>> Phyllis: Mm.
Well, take a minute.
I really want an answer.
What do you think?
>> Tucker: What do I think?
Well, first, I think you're not giving yourself enough credit.
'Cause you're very affable, you know, very charming, adept at
making friends and influencing people.
>> Phyllis: Nobody would give me the time of day.
Diane has managed to charm the pants off of everyone, including
Jack.
And I would be tarred and feathered.
That's the answer.
>> Tucker: Yeah, but surely the people who know and love you --
>> Phyllis: Think the worst of me.
My son just gave me some lecture how I should get some self-help
books and that I should just allow Diane to run this town
and put us all in danger.
You know, Diane has managed to, um, even con the smartest men...
like yourself.
>> Tucker: How do you figure?
>> Phyllis: Well, you were using Diane to get to Ashley, right?
How'd that worked out for you?
Yeah.
I don't know what to do.
Everything is different for me.
Everything is weird.
My friends are foes.
My foes are friends.
I don't know who to trust.
And you -- you, of all people, are the enlightened one.
>> Tucker: [ Laughs ] >> Phyllis: [ Inhales sharply ]
I can't take it much longer.
>> Chance: Oh, I don't, uh -- I don't think I ordered that.
>> Sharon: Well, you looked like you needed it.
You know, I promised you a friendly chat, and then I veered
off.
>> Chance: Well, I'm actually glad you did.
And what you said -- it, uh -- it brought me up short, only
because it made a whole lot of sense.
>> Sharon: Did any of this ever come up in your therapy
sessions?
>> Chance: Yeah.
He asked me once or twice after everything that happened in
Spain if I had regrets about my career choice.
>> Sharon: Did you have a response?
>> Chance: No. I, uh -- I didn't even want to entertain
the idea.
It's a tough question.
>> Sharon: Yeah, the good ones usually are.
>> Chance: Yeah.
I got another one for you.
Did I choose my life, or did my life choose me?
Do I want to live a life where I stand to lose so much every
minute I'm on the job?
I don't know. I -- I think I might need to start
asking myself, "Am I doing the thing that's gonna make me
happy?" >> Sharon: What do you think
about going back to therapy?
>> Chance: [ Exhales heavily ] [ Chuckles ]
I'm not in love with the idea.
But if it's gonna give me some answers, it might be worth it.
>> Sharon: Hey, maybe you should consider taking a leave of
absence from the GCPD, you know, just to give yourself a fresh
perspective.
>> Chance: Yeah, it's definitely worth considering.
>> Sharon: Oh, hey, Jack!
>> Jack: Hi, Sharon. Hi, Chance.
>> Chance: Jack.
If you're looking for good advice, you're in the right
place.
>> Jack: Uh, thanks.
I think I'll just have my usual.
>> Sharon: [ Chuckles ] Okay.
>> Chance: I could actually use a refill, too.
[ Cellphone ringing ] Well, that doesn't happen every
day.
>> Sharon: Who is it?
>> Chance: It's the Chicago Police Department.
>> Diane: [ Breathing heavily ] Ooh! God!
I didn't realize how much I'd missed this.
>> Jeremy: What was I thinking, huh, trying to talk business?
We should be celebrating.
>> Diane: Mm, it's never too early for champagne.
That's what I always say.
>> Jeremy: Well, I wouldn't mind having a glass or two...
afterwards.
>> Phyllis: I just want an explanation of this strange new
world.
I just want...some explanation.
That's all.
>> Tucker: Are you finished?
>> Phyllis: No.
I was taking a break 'cause I was tired of talking.
>> Tucker: [ Chuckles ] >> Phyllis: You got anything?
>> Tucker: Uh, I will redirect your attention to the advice I
gave you before the holidays.
>> Phyllis: I cannot remember because I kind of threw it out
as trivial, so...
>> Tucker: The more at peace you are, the more things will go
your way.
>> Phyllis: Really?
Like, that doesn't compute to me at all.
>> Tucker: Stop fighting the world so hard.
Take the path of least resistance.
>> Phyllis: I have read more profound things in a fortune
cookie.
>> Tucker: Okay.
Your anger is gonna eat you alive.
>> Phyllis: Well, what happened to you?
What happened to the guy who said, "I want to burn it all
down"?
What happened to that guy, that Tucker McCall?
Where is he?
I really find him to be more interesting.
>> Summer: I really wish I knew how to help our mother, but at
some point we have to remind ourselves she's an adult.
These are her problems, and she's got to figure out how to
solve them.
And we just have to cross our fingers that she doesn't pull
everyone into the path of her whirling tornado.
>> Daniel: [ Sighs ] Yeah.
Well, I'll let you know how that goes.
>> Summer: Yeah. Call me.
>> Daniel: I will.
See you later, Kyle.
>> Kyle: Yeah. Later.
>> Summer: [ Sighs ] >> Kyle: That comment you made
about someone pulling everything into the path of her tornado --
was that about your mother or mine?
>> Summer: I was talking to my brother about our mother, but I
can understand why you'd be confused because the same could
easily be said for Diane.
>> Kyle: That is not a fair comparison at all.
[ Cellphone pings ] Perfect timing.
>> Summer: Who was it?
>> Kyle: Your grandfather.
Victor wants me to drop by the ranch so we can follow up on
that conversation.
The last thing on my mind is helping him cause problems for
Adam at Jabot.
All I can think about right now is helping my mother get to the
other side of this plan unharmed.
>> Jeremy: Here.
Let me help you with that.
[ Dress unzipping ] >> Diane: [ Sighs ]
[ Coughing ] Oh, I think I'm allergic to
your cologne.
[ Coughs ] >> Jeremy: Really?
It's all natural.
>> Diane: Well, whatever it is, I'm -- I'm sorry -- I'm
sensitive to it.
[ Sniffles ] >> Jeremy: Okay, well, I'll take
a quick shower.
>> Diane: Okay.
Well, don't be long.
>> Jeremy: The things I do for you.
>> Diane: I'll make it worth your while.
Hurry.
>> Jeremy: Okay.
>> Diane: [ Sighs heavily ] [ Exhales sharply ]
>> Chance: I should probably take this.
>> Sharon: Of course.
>> Chance: Detective Chancellor.
[ Cellphone pings ] >> Jack: [ Exhales heavily ]
[ Sighs ] ♪♪
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