>> Phyllis: Summer.
Summer, stop.
Okay?
So, I want to know what you think.
Give me an answer.
Jack laid down the hammer.
He thinks I should be fired.
But then you got into the elevator.
What do you think?
>> Summer: I'm here to pick up my take-out and then go back to
the office.
You really didn't need to follow me here.
[ Sighs ] >> Phyllis: Ugh.
>> Summer: I don't want to discuss this in public.
>> Phyllis: I do.
>> Summer: I am telling you, Mom, this can wait until I get
back to the office.
>> Phyllis: No. I'm sorry.
It cannot.
So, Jack wants me fired, but he's leaving it up to you and
Kyle.
What do you think?
Are you firing me?
>> Sharon: Where did Connor run off to?
>> Chelsea: Oh, uh, he went to Chancellor Park to play soccer
with a friend.
>> Sharon: Soccer? Really?
In this cold weather?
>> Chelsea: Oh. Yeah.
That boy would play in 10 feet of snow if he could.
>> Sharon: And why didn't you go to the park with him?
I mean, despite it's a cold day, but it's a beautiful day.
Wouldn't it be nice to get out and get some fresh air?
Chelsea, what's going on?
Why do you look so uncomfortable?
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Chelsea: I'm not uncomfortable.
I'm fine. Really.
Okay, maybe that's not truthful.
Being out in the world again just feels very strange for me,
you know?
Even though I wasn't in that hospital for very long,
everything seems new and very, um, intimidating.
>> Sharon: That's understandable.
>> Chelsea: I mean, Crimson Lights is the only place
I feel safe venturing out to because it's so close to my
apartment.
I mean, I know that sounds so silly, but it -- everything else
just feels terrifying.
>> Sharon: And that's what made you feel anxious?
>> Chelsea: [ Inhales deeply ] It's ridiculous, isn't it?
>> Sharon: No, no, not at all.
I'm -- I'm glad that you feel comfortable and safe up in your
apartment and down here in the coffeehouse, but it might be
time for you to take a step or two outside of your comfort
zone.
>> Chelsea: I know.
You're right.
I mean, I've got errands to run, and I keep just pushing them off
or asking Billy or Adam to help me.
That's not fair to them.
And it's not fair to Connor that he can't spend the day at the
park with his mom.
>> Sharon: So, take that step.
You can do it.
>> Chelsea: It just feels like walking out those doors right
now would be taking on the entire world.
And I'm just not sure I'm ready for that step.
>> Nikki: So, we have a lot of things we have to take care of
while Victoria's out of town.
We have some important meetings, and we're also expecting some
proposals.
>> Nick: Well, the proposals are time-sensitive, so I will work
on those.
That will expedite the process.
Then you can focus on the bigger picture, which is running the
business while Vick's gone.
>> Nikki: Actually, I thought I would handle the proposals and
you can take the lead at the meetings.
>> Nick: Mom, you're the co-CEO.
Why would you want me to run the meetings?
>> Nikki: Because I think it would be good for the company
for you to demonstrate some leadership.
>> Nick: Huh.
You're not suggesting that I be co-CEO or even CEO of Newman,
right?
>> Nikki: Oh, no, not at all.
Victoria is doing a wonderful job.
Victor and I have no plans to replace your sister or me.
>> Nick: Alright.
That's good to know.
>> Nikki: I mean, down the line, I would love to see you take
over my position.
But right now, I'm happy watching my children step up and
shine the way I know they can.
With the exception of your personal life.
>> Nick: [ Chuckles ]
>> Nikki: Mom, personal lives are personal for a reason.
That's why this topic is not up for discussion.
>> Nikki: Your father is quite concerned about your involvement
with Sally.
>> Nick: Oh, I know.
He hasn't held back at all.
>> Nikki: Well, it's about more than just his opinion of her.
He's worried that the tension between you and your brother
could be made even worse.
>> Nick: I'm not gonna waste my life worrying about what Adam
thinks.
If we didn't have conflict over this, we'd find something else,
Mom, because that is the nature of our relationship.
>> Nikki: And I agree that maybe the two of you will never get
along.
Let's keep the focus on Sally for now.
It doesn't sound like you read the dossier that your father
gave to you about her.
If you had, you would learn that she faked a terminal illness.
>> Nick: Yeah, I heard about that.
>> Nikki: Well, good, 'cause I didn't want to be the one to
break it to you.
But now that you know, do you really want to bring another
Ashland Locke into the family?
>> Sharon: I think it would be a great idea for you to start
venturing out.
You know?
After everything you've been through.
Just think of how differently you'll see the world now.
>> Chelsea: How so?
>> Sharon: The negative lens that you've been seeing through
has shifted.
Just think how refreshing it will be to see the world in a
whole new light -- less drab, hostile, hurtful.
>> Chelsea: That does sound nice.
>> Sharon: Well, of course not if you're not ready.
You know, it's also important that you take things at your own
pace and continue to consult with your therapist about
everything every step of the way.
>> Chelsea: Yeah, Dr. Malone agrees with you.
She says I need to start re-engaging with the world,
but slowly.
You know, it's like the errands.
She wants me to take it step by step, with an end point in mind.
>> Sharon: That sounds like a good plan.
>> Chelsea: I'm trying to be more careful and deliberate
instead of impulsive and reckless.
You know?
I've had all of these conversations, you know, making
amends, and, quite frankly, they've been brutal, but also
really helpful because it's helped me reflect on the choices
I've made so hopefully I can make better choices going
forward.
>> Sharon: I'm so proud of you and the progress you're making.
>> Chelsea: Well, saying these things out loud, facing the
people I've hurt, facing my own shame, it helps me to stop
letting the shame control me.
>> Sharon: See?
This is why I got my degree in psychology.
It is just so rewarding to see people escape their demons and
start blossoming and flourishing, like you are now.
>> Chelsea: Well, before I do that, I think the universe wants
me to finish making amends to all the people I've wronged.
>> Phyllis: Okay, yeah, I brought Jeremy Stark into
town.
So what?
But, uh, I should get some credit because, um, when he
asked me to help him find Diane, what did I do?
I didn't tell him.
I didn't tell him anything about Diane.
I stopped right there.
I shot him down.
>> Summer: At this point, Mom, that counts for very little.
>> Phyllis: I mean, what is this?
What has happened to us?
My own daughter doesn't believe me.
For the last time, this is not my responsibility.
This is what Diane did.
I didn't do it.
Nikki didn't do it.
Ashley didn't do it.
No one did it but Diane.
>> Summer: Diane wouldn't even be on Stark's radar right now if
it wasn't for you.
>> Phyllis: And Stark wouldn't even be here if it wasn't for
Diane.
And what she did in Los Angeles when she was lying to everybody,
pretending she was dead -- Come on.
This is her responsibility.
She takes no accountability.
And now she's paying the price.
>> Summer: Yes, but everyone has a past, present company
included.
So, by your logic, does nobody deserve a second chance?
Where would that leave either of us, hmm?
>> Phyllis: Okay.
Where is this coming from?
This is not how you feel about me, Summer.
You're just taking Jack's lead, when he was rattling off my past
history and using it against me.
>> Summer: Actually, I have defended you to Jack so many
times, earlier today included, but you make that really
difficult.
>> Phyllis: You could say what you want, go ahead and claim
what you want, but you haven't trusted Diane from the minute
she arrived in town.
>> Nick: How can you even think about comparing Sally and
Ashland?
They're nothing alike, Mom.
>> Nikki: When Sally was still in Los Angeles, she told
everybody she was dying so she could manipulate them, just like
Ashland.
>> Nick: We have all done things in our life we are not proud of.
But I know Sally is not the same person she was in L.A.
She's worked very hard to make some changes in her life.
And unlike Ashland, Sally has learned from her mistakes, and
she's determined to do things the right way.
>> Nikki: She tried to ruin Summer's life.
Summer and Kyle almost didn't find their way back to each
other because of what Sally did.
>> Nick: But they did.
And that trip to Milan turned out to be one of the best things
to ever happen to Summer's life.
Now, as Summer's father, obviously I don't condone what
Sally did to her.
But I can see both sides, and I've made peace with it.
>> Nikki: I am so disappointed to hear you say that.
>> Nick: Well, Mom, I'm sorry you and Dad don't agree with
this, but whoever I choose to spend my time with is nobody's
business but my own.
>> Nikki: And I understand that.
But aren't you the least bit concerned about this might
affect your relationship with Summer?
>> Nick: No, because Summer loves me and eventually she's
gonna see that I'm happy and that's gonna be the only thing
that matters to her.
>> Sally: Sorry.
Am I interrupting something?
>> Sally: Well [clears throat] seems like I just walked in on
something pretty intense.
>> Nick: Nah, it's just my family, as usual, making their
opinions known.
>> Sally: Anything I should be concerned about?
>> Nick: No.
So, how'd I get so lucky?
To what do I owe this surprise?
>> Sally: Well, I need some of that Newman business savvy.
I've got the numbers on my new business plan, so I was hoping
maybe you could take a look and share some of your expertise.
>> Nick: See what you got.
Hmm.
I like what I see...
on the tablet.
>> Sally: Really?
>> Nick: Yeah.
I mean, it's great.
If I were you, I would bump up the budget just to allow for any
variables that you may not have considered.
This includes any tax liabilities or expendables.
It'll also give you some wiggle room in case you run into any
supply-chain issues or price increases due to market
fluctuations.
But, I mean, it's great.
I admire your attention to detail.
>> Sally: Wow.
That sounds great.
>> Nick: [ Chuckles ] I love the smile, but what's it
for?
>> Sally: Well, I don't want to cross any lines, but you are
very sexy when you talk all business-y.
[ Chuckles ] >> Victoria: Hi.
>> Sharon: Your usual, I assume?
>> Victoria: Yes. Thank you.
>> Sharon: Okay.
It'll be coming right out.
>> Victoria: Great.
Hello, Chelsea.
How's everything going?
>> Chelsea: Um, I'm just taking it one day at a time, trying to
tackle some new challenges while also dealing with some past
issues.
You know, it's a process.
>> Victoria: Good for you.
>> Chelsea: Thank you.
Uh, I was wondering if I could take a moment of your time.
>> Victoria: Oh, actually, I'm -- I'm meeting my car that's
taking me to the airport.
I'm leaving on a business trip.
>> Chelsea: Oh. I understand.
Well, maybe we can talk when you get back.
>> Victoria: Chelsea.
Uh...on second thought, I-I do have a few minutes.
>> Phyllis: This has nothing to do with my feelings about Diane.
>> Phyllis: It has everything to do about your feelings of Diane.
You must have seen how Diane has affected your husband.
Come on.
She left him when he was a little boy.
She broke his heart.
>> Summer: That's not the point.
>> Phyllis: It is the point.
It's inevitable she'll do it again, or she will be driven out
of town or -- Oh, I didn't ordered that,
but thank you.
[ Chuckles ] >> Adam: Hey, if your
conversation's a private one, you might want to consider
keeping it down.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
>> Summer: [ Scoffs ] >> Phyllis: Thanks.
[ Quietly ] What I was saying is [loudly] why should I be
punished when the inevitable is going to happen?
>> Summer: Okay, stop!
Just stop!
Have you ever considered that there might be more at play
here than what you know?
>> Chelsea: Uh, have a seat.
Can I get you anything to drink or...
>> Victoria: Uh, no, thank you.
Like I said before, I'm in a bit of a tight schedule.
So, what is this about?
>> Chelsea: Um...okay.
Uh, I asked you to come here so I could make amends.
And I'm hoping you'll be willing to hear me out.
Victoria, I owe you an apology.
And it's long overdue.
>> Victoria: An apology?
For what?
>> Chelsea: Well [chuckles] I mean, it all started in Myanmar.
What I did to Billy, obviously, was...horribly wrong.
Uh, and I acknowledged that earlier, and I apologized to
him.
But the way I came to Genoa City...
I tried to destroy your marriage.
And it was shameful and unacceptable.
>> Victoria: I don't disagree with that.
But it was a long time ago.
>> Chelsea: And more recently.
The way I disrupted your family life with Johnny.
I was so insistent on telling him the truth that I was his
biological mother, and I know it caused a lot of stress for you.
It was very selfish of me.
And I want you to know, truly, for any pain, for any turmoil I
caused...I'm sorry.
>> Noah: You know, that's kind of too fancy a word to me, but
it sounds cool.
>> Allie: It's not.
>> Sharon: Hey.
What's all the excitement about?
>> Allie: Hey.
>> Noah: Oh, nothing new.
It's just my girl's a genius.
But I've known that since day one.
>> Allie: I am not a genius, Noah.
I have just been researching the effectiveness of maceration
versus distillation in the scent extraction process.
And I had a pretty big breakthrough in my research, so
I'm hoping to share that with Ashley and some of the other
execs at Jabot.
I think if we alter some of our processes, we could really
meaningfully increase our production rates and profit
margin.
>> Sharon: Oh, that's great.
Um, I have no idea what you're talking about.
>> Noah: Yeah, neither do I.
That's how I know it's genius.
[ Cellphone ringing ] >> Allie: Oh. It's, uh, Mariah.
>> Noah: Huh.
My sister can't even manage to text me, but she's calling you.
That's cool.
>> Allie: Well, you know, maybe it's about Christmas, and maybe
it's none of your business.
>> Noah: Okay.
[ Chuckles ] >> Nick: Alright.
Somebody thinks I'm sexy.
>> Sally: [ Chuckles ] >> Nick: And business talk
is her thing.
In that case, I want to schedule the video conference call for
8:00 a.m. sharp.
We'll go over the budget cuts extensively.
And I want your report on my desk by the end of the day.
Marge!
Hold all my calls!
>> Sally: You know [clears throat] actually, I think I was
wrong about the whole sexy thing.
>> Nick: I like spending time with you...working with you...
laughing and spending time with you.
I already said that part.
>> Sally: [ Laughs ] >> Nick: I like it.
I know you're a very busy woman, but if you could fit me in your
schedule, maybe you could pencil me in for, like, a dinner or
something.
>> Phyllis: Wait a second.
Wait a second.
What are you -- What are you saying?
There's more going on here than I, uh, know about?
>> Summer: You know what, Mom?
There are many levels of emotional fallout from what
you did.
I mean, did you even stop to think about how many people that
you would be hurting in this, how it might affect Harrison to
have his grandmother ran out of town, for him to lose another
important person in his life?
Did you think about that?
>> Phyllis: Oh, Diane is not that important to Harrison.
>> Summer: He adores her.
He's already asking, "How many sleeps until Dee Dee gets back?"
Okay?
And did you even stop to imagine how hard this would be on Kyle?
He's away on business now, so once again he has lost the
opportunity to say goodbye to his mother, thanks to you.
>> Phyllis: Well, not thanks to me.
Thanks to Diane -- because she decided to leave town.
She should have stuck around a while longer.
>> Summer: [ Scoffs ] Did you even consider what the
stress of what you did would do to my marriage?
>> Phyllis: Kyle will not blame you for any of this.
>> Summer: Maybe not.
But if my husband is hurting, that's gonna change things
between the two of us.
You know, we're not even talking about the fact that as long as
Stark is in town, we could all be targeted.
>> Phyllis: We're not targeted.
His sole focus is Diane.
But once again, where is she?
Oh, she disappeared.
And now we're stuck with Stark.
>> Summer: Oh, okay.
So, you're just pointing the finger back at her?
>> Phyllis: Pretty much, yeah.
And by the way, I helped Diane out when I told Stark that I
would not help him find her.
I shut him down.
Do you understand that?
It's over.
And I told him to go to Los Angeles.
>> Summer: Okay, so, now you're taking a step back, you're
throwing your hands in the air and claiming that you tried?
Mom, you have taken zero accountability for the
repercussions of your thoughtless actions.
Not to mention the lives that are at stake here.
People that you claim to love.
>> Phyllis: Oh, wow.
I guess I didn't know how high the stakes were.
>> Summer: You don't even care.
Do you even want to know what Kyle and I are thinking?
>> Phyllis: Um, not really, but -- but I'm afraid to ask.
So be -- be -- be nice.
What are you thinking?
>> Summer: Kyle and I have already discussed everything,
and we both agree with Jack.
Your employment at Marchetti will be terminated effective
immediately.
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Sally: This feels good.
Wonderful, in fact.
You know, this whole thing is new to me, planning dates,
taking things slow.
I always felt like I was trying to outrun things with Adam.
But this...
>> Nick: I know what you mean.
We can just enjoy the journey.
>> Sally: Look at us.
We have all the time in the world.
Except for right now.
Unfortunately, I actually got a to-go order at Society because I
did not know where things stood between us and I -- I definitely
didn't want to overstay my welcome.
So, that was my way of giving myself a time limit, and I
really need to go pick up my order.
>> Nick: Okay.
>> Sally: Sorry.
But...
I will pencil you in.
>> Sharon: Is Allie still on the phone with Mariah?
>> Noah: Yeah.
Hopefully it's a big surprise for me.
I'm telling you, Mom, Allie is just...
[ Sighs ] She's amazing.
And brilliant.
I'm really glad I get to spend another Christmas here with the
family and now with her, too.
Okay, you don't look nearly as happy as I do.
Is something going on?
>> Sharon: I wanted to take a moment to speak with you before
Allie comes back.
>> Noah: Is something wrong?
>> Sharon: Audra was here earlier looking for you.
>> Victoria: I appreciate you making this effort to apologize.
I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for you.
Especially since you and I haven't had a particularly close
relationship over the past years.
>> Chelsea: Yeah.
>> Victoria: I hope you know that I sincerely do want the
best for you in your recovery.
But I...
I can't help but having a few concerns.
>> Chelsea: You think I said all this to you because I still
plan to push for a deeper relationship with Johnny?
>> Phyllis: You're firing me.
[ Laughs ] Wow, this is absolutely
unbelievable.
>> Summer: I never wanted it to come to this.
>> Phyllis: Uh-huh.
Diane -- she's not even in town, and she's pulling the strings.
>> Summer: Mom, I told you what the consequences would be if
this thing with Diane got out of control, and you still
decided to contact Stark.
So, I don't know what you wanted me to do.
Oh. Thank you so much.
[ Exhales sharply ] And you know what?
While you're so busy blaming Diane, you're not even taking a
moment to stop and think about how you should be held
accountable for your actions.
I really hope that this is at least a learning experience
for you.
>> Adam: Hi.
>> Sally: Hi.
>> Adam: I got to say, I'm a little surprised that you would,
uh, choose to join me.
>> Sally: Well, you should be.
I mean, I'm not afraid of running into you.
I believe we came to a good and natural resolution to our
relationship.
>> Adam: I'm glad you feel that way.
>> Sally: Besides, I'm just here to pick up my takeout.
I would say that it is a surprise to run into you, but we
seem to see each other everywhere we go, so...
>> Adam: Yeah.
>> Well, Genoa City's not that big, so it's inevitable.
>> Sally: Well, you should be careful or you might lose your
job if you don't start showing up to Jabot every once in a
while.
>> Adam: [ Chuckles ] Uh, work is work.
And it'll get done.
>> Sally: Well, with your drive and focus, Jabot's very lucky to
have you.
Newman's loss is definitely their gain.
>> Adam: Losing jobs at Newman is a trend for the current
patrons of this bar.
>> Sally: Ohh. Ouch.
But true.
Now we're just doing our best to move on.
>> Adam: So, how are you spending your time these days?
>> Lauren: Oh!
>> Michael: Hey, Phyllis.
>> Lauren: Hi.
>> Phyllis: Mm.
>> Lauren: Are you dining alone?
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Hey, uh, Lauren, I wanted to let you know that your advice to
just, um, you know, let Diane be and move on -- uh, well, that
was wrong.
Her level of evil has affected all of us.
>> Michael: Mm. [ Chuckles ] Nice to see you again, Phyllis.
Maybe we should, uh, have a drink together before you tear
my wife to shreds.
>> Phyllis: And you.
You -- you're hired to keep tabs on people by Victor.
I mean, did you not notice Diane's huge skeleton in her
L.A. closet?
>> Michael: I'm not sure what you're referring to.
>> Phyllis: Mm!
Exactly my point.
I mean, because of your negligence, Diane is the damsel
in distress and Jack is her white knight.
In fact, he's thinking of going head-to-head with Jeremy Stark,
one of the most dangerous men I have ever met in my life.
>> Lauren: Uh, who's Jeremy Stark?
>> Michael: He's an ex-con that Diane got mixed up with in
Los Angeles and now, according to Victor's investigators, is in
Genoa City for seemingly nefarious purposes.
Oh, wait. [ Chuckles ] So, I did actually know who the
skeleton is.
>> Phyllis: And Diane, as you say, got mixed up with him, but,
um, for some reason, I'm responsible for all the problems
he's creating.
>> Michael: I don't know if you remember this, but I warned you
early on to let this go.
I told you that the potential losses weren't worth trying to
destroy Diane.
>> Phyllis: What? Seriously?
"I told you so"?
That's all you're gonna say to me?
>> Michael: I also remember telling you that this could
potentially bite you in the ass, which now seems to be the case.
>> Noah: Yeah, I can't say I'm surprised Audra asked you about
me.
>> Sharon: Well, actually, she spoke to one of my baristas and
I kind of overheard.
But don't worry.
She didn't say anything to Audra.
Um, I think I see a customer who needs help.
I'm gonna...
>> Allie: You know, I have to say I am really impressed with
Audra's level of confidence and entitlement.
>> Noah: That's how she's always been.
>> Allie: I mean, I-I just don't understand how she still thinks
there should ever be anything between you two.
You have repeatedly told her it's over, right?
And nothing has happened since then?
>> Noah: [ Sighs ] >> Allie: Like, you can't think
of anything you might have said or -- or done that could have
led her on in some way, right?
Or can you?
>> Noah: No, no, not really.
>> Allie: I know there's something that you haven't told
me.
What is it?
>> Victoria: You're right.
I am very curious to know what your intentions are in regards
to Johnny.
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] Let me assure you, my sole
focus right now is getting better.
I am not going after Johnny.
I am not going to do anything that's gonna make either one
of you uncomfortable.
>> Victoria: Well, that's good to hear.
>> Chelsea: I've come to realize through working with my
therapist that I think I was reaching out to Johnny to fill
some kind of void inside.
And that wasn't fair to him.
And it certainly wasn't fair to you.
You're an amazing woman who's done an incredible job raising
this beautiful boy.
>> Victoria: Thank you for saying that.
>> Chelsea: He's a really lucky kid.
So...thank you for all you've done for him.
>> Victoria: I love Johnny.
I love him more than words can say.
I would do anything for him.
The thought of losing him...
I'm glad to hear that you want what's best for Johnny because
that's all that I want.
>> Noah: [ Sighs ] There is something that I need
to tell you.
>> Allie: Okay.
Whatever it is, I can handle it.
>> Noah: Audra came to see me at the club.
Now, I figured she just wanted to talk more about the
miscarriage, you know, actually have a real conversation for
once, now that everything's been aired out and I've had time to
process the whole thing.
>> Allie: But that's not what she wanted?
>> Noah: No.
No, not by a long shot.
She, uh...
She made it abundantly clear, with no uncertain terms, that
what she really wanted was me.
She still thinks there's this undeniable spark between the two
of us, and, um...
before I knew what was happening, she, uh --
she kissed me.
>> Allie: She what?
>> Noah: I pulled away.
You know, without any hesitation, I put a stop to it,
but I guess she still was able to read into the situation more
than there actually was.
>> Allie: What was there for her to read into?
Did you respond to her?
Noah, did you kiss her back?
>> Noah: I can't -- >> Allie: Even for a little bit?
>> Noah: I can't be sure.
I just -- >> Allie: Oh, so, that's why she
won't give up?
>> Noah: Look, I don't know, alright?
It was confusing.
It all happened really fast.
>> Allie: Tell me, Noah.
Do I need to be worried?
>> Noah: [ Sighs ] >> Sally: Actually, I am in the
process of developing a business plan for an interior design
company.
So I actually don't have an overwhelming amount of free time
for personal matters at the moment.
>> Adam: Wow.
Interior design.
Wow, that's how you're choosing to follow up running
Newman Media.
>> Sally: Yeah.
Chloe and I are hoping to partner with Chancellor-Winters
and design for their hotels, their offices, their
entertainment venues.
Once I get my foot in the door, I have no doubt that my company
will be a success.
>> Adam: Well, your fierce optimism never ceases to impress
me.
I knew it wouldn't be long until you landed on your feet.
So, I wish you nothing but good fortune and success on your new
venture.
And believe it or not, I hope Nick brings you the happiness
that you deserve.
>> Sally: Thank you.
I, uh -- I appreciate that.
And, yes, um, Nick and I have decided to...officially start
seeing each other.
But, you know, we're -- we're going slow.
>> Adam: You know, please don't go slow on my account.
You know, despite everything I said, I wish you both well.
>> Phyllis: "I told you so"?
Really?
That's all you got for me?
"I told you so"?
Well, that's great.
Excuse me.
My work is done here.
Look at this guy -- Adam.
Look at him.
You know he's co-CEO of Jabot?
Did you know that?
I never see him there.
I haven't once seen him there.
I just see him hanging around town, skulking, hanging out at
bars.
Jack doesn't fire him. No.
Me?
All I'm doing is trying to save the Abbott family and save my
daughter.
That's all I'm doing.
And I get fired.
>> Sally: Lauren.
>> Lauren: Sally.
>> Sally: Michael.
>> Michael: Hey.
>> Sally: Good to see you.
Phyllis, it's great to run into you, as well.
This actually gives me the perfect opportunity to give you
a heads-up.
You might want to know that you may need to step up your game.
I'm sure you haven't heard yet 'cause we're still finalizing
the details, but pretty soon I am going to be your biggest
competitor.
>> Phyllis: What fantasy are you spinning, Sally?
>> Sally: Oh, it's very real.
Chloe and I are launching an interior design business.
We'll probably be going head-to-head with
Marchetti Home.
How exciting is that?
Well, have a good day, you all.
I know I will.
>> Lauren: Um...to the bar.
>> Michael: Yeah.
Bottle of scotch with two straws.
Bye.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my God.
Everyone's lost their damn mind.
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