Angelica and I used to date.
Do you know if she's seeing anyone?
MALIKA: We are seeing each other.
-I have a date. -A date?
I just figured, like, since you're poly,
that you wouldn't really mind.
ANGELICA: Malika, this is Gillian.
Hi! It's nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you too.
I'm Dana Batra, Lucia's campaign manager.
TRACEY: Will hates her.
They're always in a tug of war
for Lucia's time and attention.
We wanted you to have a place that feels like yours.
ALICE: Welcome home.
Ivan's looking for you.
[Luca grunting]
Thanks for the heads-up.
DENNIS: I gotta admit I'm a little... nervous,
this being our first official date.
Is it true that you set them up?
I guess it was more of a test, really,
you know, just to see if he was still interested in me
before I poured my heart out to him.
Elliot, this is Davia.
She's gonna be your homeschool teacher.
DAVIA: Elliot, please put down your phone.
I'm not doing anything on my phone.
Elliot, put your phone away or I will take it from you.
Evan, you never responded to my texts.
About us?
Yes.
I don't think it's appropriate for there to be an us,
now that we're working together again.
It's a little different.
But I guess you're right.
For my next trick, I will saw a woman in half
with the help of my two lovely assistants.
♪
As you can see,
she is real,
alive,
and in one piece.
So without further ado...
Always gets a little tough in the middle here.
♪
Now, Lucia, Angelica, will you pull her apart?
♪
[audience applauding]
Uh-oh!
What?
♪ Pa-pa-paa, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa
♪ Pa-pa-paa, pa-pa-pa-pa
♪ Then we'll find our peace of mind ♪
♪ You and me, Bel Ami
♪ Pa-pa-pa, pa-paaa
I thought the food was good.
Me too.
Although the ceviche could've been more acidic,
and the creme brulee a little less yolky.
Hmm. But how about the company?
Mmm. Mmm.
Definitely a little less funny, charming, and handsome.
I'll try to tone it down.
♪ I'm feelin' good like I just got paid ♪
♪ They catch me dancin' on the street♪
♪ They be like, okay
♪ Ay, que, rico, watch my feet go side to side... ♪
Why don't we...
go back to your place tonight?
-Tonight? -Mmm.
I-- I don't know because, um...
my place is-- is kind of a mess.
-Hmm? -Yeah.
And the Ritz Cooper requires
at least 24 hours of advance notification for reservations.
Okay. Okay.
But you can't keep The Coterie a secret forever.
I am starting to think
that you've got some bodies buried in the walls.
Please. That is a rookie move.
I would never bury bodies in the walls, okay?
-You can't control the smell. -Oh!
♪ Uno, dos, tres, cuatro
Hey, what's up?
[exhales] I have, uh...
just been trying to get my birth certificate
so I can get a social security card,
get a job.
Problem is, is I was born at home.
My parents, they never registered my birth.
And there are no witnesses I know of.
So as far as the government is concerned,
I do not exist.
Well, there must be someone in your family
who knows something.
My-- My parents were not close
to any relatives that I remember.
Hmm.
Well, what about one of those DNA services?
You know, the ones that can, uh, trace your lineage?
People find relatives through them all the time.
What if you have a family member
you don't even know about who can help?
No. I don't think so.
It'll just be very expensive.
Well, hey, I don't mind lending you the money.
I know you're good for it.
You paid me back for those burlesque costumes.
[Luca grunting]
No, it would just be a waste of time.
There are over 63,000 unhoused people in this city.
-And this crisis is Lucia's... -[door opens]
number-one concern going forward.
We are gathering surveys from constituents
to understand what their biggest concerns are
when it comes to the unhoused.
You don't need a survey to know what voters want.
They want people to stop sleeping in their driveways and in underpasses.
If you wanna be reelected in the fall,
how you address this, or fail to,
will be the deciding factor.
And you have a problem with an encampment
right in the middle of your district,
which residents are up in arms about.
Every unhoused person is a constituent too.
They need our help.
People may not want encampments,
but a lot are also opposed to sweeps.
Which is why you need to tread carefully
and come up with a creative solution
to solve this problem.
I'm confident we can come up with some fresh, innovative ideas
to address this crisis.
So let's get to work, all right?
Don't forget, Thirsty Thurs-Yay is tomorrow night.
There will be wine, beer,
and some light "horse devoors."
[neighs]
[light laughter]
Spouses and significant others are invited as well.
And not to spoil any surprises,
but I might do a magic trick or two.
[laughing] You don't wanna miss it!
You wanna miss it.
Will is a terrible magician.
So you're not going?
Oh, I'm for sure going.
But just for the free booze.
And to see who gets drunk and humiliates themselves.
Hopefully, it's not me this time.
Oh.
So an average professional running back
sprints 40 yards in 4.5 seconds.
Assuming speed is constant,
how many seconds will it take the average running back to run 100 yards?
11.25.
Correct! Good job.
[clears throat]
So do you like the Seattle Seahawks?
Well, I'm not supposed to.
I grew up in Wisconsin, so I'm a Packers fan.
-A Cheesehead? -Yeah.
Well, the Seahawks had the greatest defensive team ever.
They're called the Legion of Boom. You have to see this video--
Okay, hol-- Hold on.
Let's finish our lesson first, and let's not get distracted.
It'll only take a second.
Why don't we just get this done,
and then we can take a break, and you can show me then?
But I always get a break at 10:00.
Elliot, we haven't been working long enough
to take a break yet.
But it's 10:00. It's my break time!
-Elliot! -I'm taking my break now!
♪
Uh, I-- I have no idea how that could've happened.
I'm so sorry. Oh, okay. We'll get on that right away.
-Thank you. -What was that about?
Who's in charge of updating Glow Fille's new product images?
Exactly!
Look, we need to clarify who's handling what
by picking out a point person in charge.
Uh-- We always agreed we all have equal say.
It's not about equal say.
It's about, like, a Delegator-in-Chief.
So they'd be the DIC?
I like DIC.
I mean, D-I-C.
It'll be like an inside joke.
Okay. So who wants to be the DIC?
Not me.
Me either.
BOTH: I'll be the DIC!
♪
Oh, I mean, if you want to--
I mean, it's okay if you want to--
Because I wouldn't mind--
I mean, I wouldn't mind either.
-But if you want to-- -But if you really want to--
You know what? Let's put it to a vote.
-A vote? -An anonymous vote.
-I don't know. -Great! A vote.
And, you know, no hard feelings either way.
None at all!
♪
Okay. Let's vote.
♪
♪ I want it all
Everyone done?
Oh, yeah.
♪ I want it
♪ I want it all
♪ Yeah, I want it
♪ Everything, everything, everything good ♪
♪ Everything, everything, everything could ♪
♪ Yeah, we could get high...
Tied.
♪ I want it, I want it, I want it all ♪
♪ Listen to me, listen to me, listen to me... ♪
Well, I suppose we could both be DICs.
Well, then we would have to delegate who's delegating.
Maybe we should think about it a little bit more
and then later, we can vote again.
Great idea! That's what I was going to say.
Uh, besides, we need to catch up
on implementing our client-side changes.
Exactly. Which is what I was gonna say.
Oh. [laughs] Of course.
-Ooh. Sorry. -Excuse me.
♪ Give it to me, give it to me good ♪
♪ La, la, la, just like you should♪
♪ I want it all
[indistinct conversation]
WOMAN: I can take care of that.
ASHER: Yeah, it hasn't moved since.
Yeah, it's not a problem.
-ASHER: Thank you. -WOMAN: All right.
-Never buy a house. -Oh, that is not an issue.
Right. How very elder millennial of me.
I forgot home ownership went out with boy bands.
Oh, it's all that money that we waste
on avocado toast.
We can't afford to buy a house.
How are things going with Elliot in there?
Um...
better.
But it's been a real struggle keeping him off the internet.
Well, he knows he can't play games
or watch videos until after 5:00,
and only if he's done all of his homework.
Yeah.
Elliot can be very willful,
but you can't give in to him.
You have to be as stubborn as he is.
You can't back down, or he'll think he can win.
-It's good to know. -Great!
-Can I take that? -Yes.
-Or did you want to jump in? -Uh-oh! I'm good.
-Okay. -Thank you.
♪
Seems like we're at a stalemate.
Seems that way.
Here.
You know, frankly,
I would love to just let Claire do it.
I mean, she's a phenomenal engineer.
So good with the little details.
But don't you worry that sometimes she isn't... big-picture oriented?
Mariana's amazing with big picture.
But wouldn't you say that attention to detail
is what a good delegator needs?
And when it comes to troubleshooting for clients,
she does get a little stressed.
And only because she cares so much.
You know, but... bedside manner is important.
Don't you think?
Perky personality does help.
It really does.
♪
You make really good points.
I really do.
[buzzer buzzing]
-Again? -Again?
♪
CLAIRE: All right, what we need is a fifth person to break the tie.
Evan? Wait, no, I take that back.
He's supposed to be hands-off.
Besides, can he really be impartial?
Well, I think that we need to be prepared
for any and all questions.
I back Mariana up on that.
I'm good with it.
MARIANA: Where are you going?
I can't stay.
But you promised.
I've changed my mind.
♪
Me too.
CLAIRE: Great!
Do you have a minute?
I could spare 60 seconds if you walk with me.
Well, I know the unhoused crisis
is your biggest priority right now,
which it should be, and it got me thinking.
So much of that population consists of women
who are impacted by incarceration.
So... why not include a residential space
in the women's center?
I mean, housing is the foundation they need
to be able to access other services we'd be offering.
It's a great idea.
And I think a housing solution
could help get the council to approve funding.
Good work, Malika!
-I'll make some calls. -Thank you!
And I don't know if you're coming
to Thirsty Thurs... whatever it is.
Will's idea, clearly.
But there will be staffers
from other council members' offices attending.
It would be a good opportunity to start working them.
Right, of course. I'll be there.
And I hope you'll bring Angelica.
I don't want there to be any awkwardness between us.
Oh, yeah. Thank you.
I'll see if she's available.
♪
["You're The One For Me" by Great Good Fine OK playing]
Rough day?
How can you tell?
By the... height of your pour.
Hey, you had anxiety as a kid, right?
Yeah. And still, uh, an anxious adult.
Yeah, the kid I'm homeschooling does too.
He just gets really dug in, you know?
And his dad says that I can't let him win.
But I'm afraid the harder I push,
the harder he'll push back.
Well, I think you're right.
I mean,
when you have anxiety, you want control.
What helped me was knowing what was gonna happen every day,
what the schedule was, what to expect.
And having a say.
All right?
Getting into a battle of wills with a kid like--
-Elliot. -Yeah, like Elliot.
It's just gonna be a losing battle for everyone.
[sighs]
Thank you.
Yeah. Anytime.
So how are things going with Ryan?
Are you still seeing her?
Yeah. I am.
I was just... wondering,
you know, I haven't seen her around The Coterie.
To be honest, I'm a-- I'm a little worried
about what she's gonna think about this place.
Why?
Because she's like a... real, mature adult.
And we're not real, mature adults?
Most of the time.
Yeah, but seriously,
if you're worried about Ryan judging you for where you live,
isn't it better to know now?
You know, before you get in too deep?
-Yeah. Guess you have a point. -Mm-hmm.
-Can I get a Pixy Stix? -No! What are you, a child?
-Come on! -No!
Now that you're dating a real, mature woman,
you have to eat like a real, mature man.
Sorry.
♪
LUCA: Thank you so much for doing this.
Of course.
[gasps] No, don't cut too short.
Sorry, I love your hair.
Thanks.
It's just been, uh, driving me a little crazy.
I don't think I've had a real haircut
since I ran away from my last foster home.
Hmm. Funny.
You know, I was in foster care.
Yeah, me too.
-Oh. You-- You were? -Yeah.
We were.
Can I ask...
Did either of you try to reconnect
with your biological family after that?
I did.
Um, when I was 15,
I found my birth mom on Facebook.
And then later, we found my birth dad.
How was that?
It was hard with my birth mom at first,
but... we have a really good relationship now.
I had a complicated relationship with my mother too.
Then, once I reunited with my father,
I understood so much more.
So you're both glad that you connected with them?
-Yeah, I am. -Me too.
It's been great.
Do you have any contact with your birth parents?
Uh, no, my-- my parents are dead.
But, um, Davia suggested
that I-- I take one of those DNA tests
to see if I can find a family member
who might be able to get my birth certificate.
I think that sounds like a good idea.
Yeah.
I just don't know.
I mean, what if I... find someone
that could've taken me in after my parents died
but just didn't?
You know, just let me get put in the foster care.
I'm not sure I wanna know that.
And how are they supposed to feel about me just, like, showing up now?
Or maybe there--
Maybe there isn't anyone,
and I really am alone.
Well, you're not alone.
You have us.
MALIKA: Yeah. And no matter what you find out,
we got you.
-Thanks. -MALIKA: Mm-hmm.
I still can't believe this is all real.
I've just been in survival mode,
you know, for such a long time,
it's hard to imagine... living like a normal person.
MALIKA: Yeah, I get it.
Take it from me,
living is so much better than just surviving.
Okay! Let's see.
What do you think?
MARIANA: I love it.
Oh! I love it.
-Yes! -Whoa!
Yeah, yeah, whoa!
[laughing]
Okay, okay. I think this calls for a former-foster-kids selfie.
All right. New here. Who dis?
[phone camera clicking]
So... we'll take a 15-minute break at 10:00 in the morning
and for 30 minutes for lunch
and another 15-minute break at 2:00.
Does that sound fair?
Yes, that's fair.
Can I do whatever I want during my breaks?
Yes.
And these are get-out-of-class-free cards.
If you need them,
they're good for a five-minute break.
And you can use them whenever you want,
as long as when your break is over,
you get right back to work. Understood?
Cool.
There's this game, Solace of Empires.
Have you ever played?
-No. -Can I show you?
At your break, you can.
Okay.
Thank you.
Now, are you ready to get to work?
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Come on! The door's closing!
I'm trying to get there! Where are you?
Right there!
Davia, could I have a word with you?
Hey. Um, of course.
You're gonna get stuck on this level!
Uh-- No, it's okay. Um... five more minutes.
I thought I was pretty clear
that Elliot doesn't get video games during the day.
I'm sorry. I heard you, but it's his break--
If you heard me, then why is he on his Xbox?
We made a deal where he would agree to focus during his lesson time
if he was allowed to do whatever he wanted during his break.
Well, that is not your deal to make.
I told you, you cannot give in to him.
And I didn't hire you to play video games with my son!
Hey. Can Davia stay for dinner?
You know, I'm sure Davia has other things to do.
Please?
Actually, I don't-- I don't have anything.
I'd love to stay. If that's okay with you.
Sure.
Cool.
[clears throat]
♪
[indistinct chatter]
Oh, welcome to Thirsty Thurs-Yay.
[flatly] This is the name of a well-known person.
Ask people questions about who they are
and try to guess.
Next!
How are you feeling?
Oh, about an after-work party in my ex's office?
Couldn't be more excited!
-Thank you for coming and supporting me. -Of course.
[softly] Here she comes.
Hi.
-Hi. -Hi.
Thank you both for coming.
It's nice to see you.
You too.
I have good news.
I spoke with a few council members,
and they love the idea
of housing being married to the women's center.
And I think I have just the location
right here in our district for it.
Great! Where?
3rd and Temple. It's empty, city-owned.
Sounds perfect.
I don't think we're gonna have a problem
getting the council to fund it now.
That's so exciting!
There are staffers here, so talk it up.
I will.
I need to say hello to somebody. Excuse me.
Uh, okay.
Oh, my God!
Wait-- That is the first time
I've seen Lucia truly on board with the center!
I wonder what the catch is.
The catch is Lucia needs to address the unhoused crisis,
and there is no catch.
Oh, Malika! This is my wife, Debra.
-Hi. -Hiiii.
And you are?
I'm Angelica.
I'm sorry, um, Angelica.
So, how long have you two been married?
Oh, 15 blissful years with five kids to show for it.
Aw.
Mwah.
You know the secret to a happy marriage?
I always get my wife...
flowers.
DEBRA: [chuckles excitedly] They're beautiful, Willie!
She's the best.
This kinda looks like a geode, right?
Yeah. Yeah, I guess so. It could.
Did you know that the inside of a geode
is usually lined w-- with two, um, layers?
Um, a-- a druse!
A druse of tiny, quartz crystals
surrounded by, um, a translucent layer called, um, a white agate.
I did not know that.
["Meet Me At Our Spot" by THE ANXIETY playing on radio]
I love this song!
Ah! Me too!
[turns up the volume]
♪ Caught a vibe
♪ Baby, are you coming for the ride? ♪
♪ I just wanna look into your eyes ♪
♪ I just wanna stay for the night, night, night ♪
♪ When we take a drive
♪ Maybe we can hit the 405
♪ Hypnotized by the lights
♪ Man, this might be the life
♪
[indistinct chatter]
Adding a housing element to the women's center
allows for shelter and services to be in the same location.
This could be a model
for how we should be dealing with the unhoused crisis.
I think it sounds like a slam dunk.
I see no reason why Councilman Amin won't support you.
You're Beyonce.
-The name on your back. -Oh. Thank you.
You're welcome.
So you're a friend of Malika's?
I am.
She's very idealistic.
Between us, I don't think she'll last in politics.
It's like if you put Elizabeth Warren on The Bachelor.
Malika's too real.
Heyyy.
Sorry about that.
I see you've met Tracey.
-Not formally. I'm Angelica. -Hi.
Oh, God! Will is doing his card tricks.
-Is this your card? -No.
You sure?
I'm gonna go steal some wine.
Last Thirsty Thurs-Yay,
I snagged a case of Charles Shaw.
-Oh! -Maybe there's some more.
-Oh, my! -Okay.
Malika, this is Beth.
Beth is an attorney for the city.
Beth, this is Malika, she's my new star staffer.
Oh. Hi. It's nice to meet you.
It's a pleasure.
Angelica, do you remember Beth?
Yes, I do.
Hi, Beth.
It's been ages. How've you been?
Great.
Why don't we all catch up a little bit later?
I wanna introduce Beth to everybody else.
Okay.
If you've mingled enough, I'd like to leave.
Is everything okay?
Yep. I just would like to go.
[Will and Debra laughing]
ASHER: I've never seen Elliot so excited
about geodes or Brussels sprouts.
Oh.
Um... listen, I didn't mean to ignore your wishes
about the video games.
It's just, giving Elliot the opportunity
to manage his own breaks seems to really work for him.
But if you feel strongly about it,
I will make sure that he does something else.
No, it's okay.
If-- If it's working, let's, uh, see how it goes.
Thank you.
And I know you weren't thrilled
about me staying for dinner tonight,
but it really meant a lot to me
that Elliot asked me to stay.
Really been trying to get him to trust me.
I'm glad you stayed. It was fun.
It's usually just the two of us sitting in there in silence.
It's hard even for me to get him talking about anything,
let alone sing.
But to be fair, I never sing because I'm terrible.
Well, you can't be that bad. Sing me a bar.
-No, no, no! -Oh, come on!
[sings off-key] ♪ Caught a vibe
♪ Baby, are you coming for the ride? ♪
You're pretty bad. You can stop that now.
Oh, no, don't worry.
It's okay. We can work on it.
Oh, so now you're my teacher too?
[clears throat] I should get going.
♪
Uh, thank you again for dinner tonight.
Anytime.
♪
So, uh, here it is. My humble abode.
["Give Me a Sign" by Caroline Kingsbury playing]
So... let me give you the tour.
Okay.
What we have here is a 278-square-foot, open concept.
Um, on your right,
you'll find a fully equipped--
Uh, partially equipped--
An equipped music studio.
On your left,
you will find a breakfast nook,
contemplation corner, dressing room.
And, uh, straight ahead, the piece de resistance:
the classic and covetable IKEA bed.
Uh-huh. Okay.
I just have one question.
Is this a classic, no frills, spring mattress?
Because memory foam is totally overrated.
DENNIS: Wow.
Excellent taste. Indeed it is.
I love it.
It's very sexy in here.
Oh, well...
pump the brakes!
I'm-- I'm glad you think so.
♪
I was a little worried that this might be a turn-off.
Well, it's actually kind of a turn-on.
You know, reminds me of when I used to
sneak into my boyfriend's dorm in college.
Okay, it's a little bit of a red flag for me, but I can work with that.
-Oh, wait. -Hm-hmm?
Should we put a sock on the door?
No, it's not necessary.
And someone would steal it anyway.
♪
I feel like you're upset about something.
Will you please tell me what's wrong?
That woman, Beth, was sort of an issue
in my relationship with Lucia.
She was always hanging around, flirting with her.
And Lucia would tell me I'm imagining things.
Swore there was nothing going on.
And now,
clearly, they're dating.
That doesn't mean that there was something going on then.
The point is, she made me feel foolish
for being jealous of someone she would never even, quote, "consider" dating.
It's so obvious she wanted you to bring me
to make me jealous.
-Are you? -No!
I'm annoyed that Lucia's always playing games.
Like she is with you and your women's center, by the way.
[scoffs]
Are you playing games with me and Gillian?
Gillian? Is that what you think?
I really don't know what to think.
You said you'd let me know
if you weren't okay with me being poly,
and then, you announce that you're dating other people.
We're not exclusive.
That's what you want, right? Eventually?
A monogamous relationship, right?
So should I feel like I'm in some sort of competition?
That is not my intention.
I--
Where is this coming from all of a sudden?
I guess...
maybe it's coming from the fact
that I wish you could be less hung up on Lucia
and more supportive of me and the women's center.
How am I not being supportive of you?
By wanting to leave 30 minutes after we got there.
And then, assuming there's some sort of catch with Lucia.
She's finally on board!
Can you just celebrate that win with me for a moment?
[exhales]
I don't understand what's happening here.
Neither do I.
Look,
I'm gonna sleep at my place tonight.
I need some space.
[scoffs]
Whatever you feel like you need to do.
♪
Okay.
[crowd chanting "Stop the sweeps"]
Hey, um, what are you doing here?
Oh, I'm, uh, I'm just here with my friend, Nicki.
-Uh, Nicki, Malika. -Hey.
What is happening?
The city posted these sweep notices
around the encampment where I live.
LUCA: They're trying to make everyone leave.
Where are we supposed to go?
Wait, where is this encampment?
It's, uh, the lot on 3rd and Temple.
And I think I have just the location
right here in our district for it.
-Great! Where? -3rd and Temple.
-LUCIA: It's empty, city-owned. -MALIKA: Sounds perfect.
LUCIA: I don't think we're gonna have a problem
getting the council to fund it now.
[crowd continues chanting "Stop the sweeps"]
So, you need me to, uh, break the tie?
-Yes. -We all agreed.
To be clear, this is just a one-time thing.
Of course. I, um, understand.
Just pick whoever you think is the best DIC.
D-I-C. Delegator In Chief.
♪
-[dings] -Yes!
Congratulations. You're the DIC.
Maybe we could, uh, change the name of the position.
It's, uh... not so funny anymore.
Eh, it's still a little funny.
Okay.
I should get back to Speckulate.
Evan, you're obviously mad at me.
Why do you think I'm mad at you?
Because you didn't vote for me!
Actually, I did vote for you.
Really?
Oh, Gina. So wishy-washy.
For what it's worth, I think...
Gina made the right choice voting for Claire.
What?
You don't like to not be in control.
But, honestly,
your talents would've been wasted as the... DIC.
Dealing with the minutia
and the bureaucratic issues
that come with running a company
isn't your strong suit.
Trust me, it isn't much fun either.
And now, with Claire in charge,
you know, you're left to do what you do best,
which is the creative side of the business.
You know, coming up with new ideas.
And no one pitches and charms clients like you do.
Sometimes, the best way to lead is to learn how to follow.
Well...
if you really feel like that, then...
why did you vote for me?
Because I always want you to have what you want.
-Evan-- -I'm not mad at you, Mariana.
It's just time for us to move on.
And move forward.
Your focus now needs to be on growing the company
and buying me out as soon as possible.
Right?
Right.
♪
Really...
congratulations, Claire.
You are the person for the job.
Just... let me know whatever you need me to do.
Also, I think we should call your position Chief Delegation Officer.
I think we all can agree that the last thing that we need
is another DIC around here.
Okay, well, um, can we look at these product images?
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. -Cool.
Come on over here!
[Dennis exhales]
So what did Ryan think of your loft?
RYAN: All right, so... not going down, okay.
One time, come on.
Oh!
Hi.
Uh... I, um... think I clogged the toilet.
-This is so embarrassing. -No, don't--
Don't worry about it. That's the problem toilet.
Uh... stand back.
Oh! Um, oh, my God!
I-- I never had anyone... plunge a toilet for me.
It's just number one, if that's any consolation.
DAVIA: Some.
I can't thank you enough.
I am-- I-- I really don't want to make a bad impression.
First night staying at the boyfriend's,
and I clogged the toilet.
-[clears throat] -[toilet flushes]
Um, you are a lifesaver.
-Thanks again. -Sure.
Yeah. Good night.
How did you know that Ryan was here?
Oh, I ran into her in the bathroom.
Well, she seemed to like my loft.
That's good.
Thank you for encouraging me to invite her over here.
Well, happy to be of service!
But you should probably teach your grown-up girlfriend
how to plunge a toilet.
[door slams shut]
Did you just slam the door?
DAVIA: It slammed itself.
Strong draft.
♪
["Windflowers" by Zimmer Feat. Panama playing]
♪ The wildflowers, this field and grass ♪
♪ The wildflowers in the jungle ♪
♪ The wildflowers, I'm feeling flaws... ♪
-Proud of you. -Thanks.
♪ The wildflowers in the jungle ♪
♪
IVAN: You gotta pay to beg on my street.
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