♪ There will be blood ♪
♪ Run for your life ♪
♪ Go on and say ♪
♪ Go on and say your last goodbye... ♪
Good evening, ladies.
(gasps) You look beautiful!
Like a mannequin in a fancy department store.
I wouldn't put it that way, but, yeah, you look cute.
Thank you. I'm doing a practice run
of my hair and makeup for tomorrow's rehearsal.
I want to look my best when I say my one line.
- You only have one line? - KACEY: Mm-hmm.
But, you know, sometimes, one line
can make or break a show.
I mean, mine doesn't,
but in theory it's possible.
- Mm-hmm. - What musical are you doing?
It's an original show that combines
all of the best songs from other musicals.
A musical of musicals? How fun!
TAYLOR: Sounds awful.
What? It does.
I'm sorry, why are you here?
Bela gave me a key.
She's having issues with her roommate.
Shouldn't you be mediating
and trying to solve the problem?
TAYLOR: She did solve the problem.
By giving me unrestricted access to your room.
And your snacks and whatever's in the fridge.
Well...
time for bed.
KACEY: Oh, that's actually my--
So do we live with that scary lady now?
Well, she's having a tough time.
It's the least we can do.
Besides, she's not that bad.
Do you mind if I shut the lights off?
It's just, I'm getting some bleed beneath the door.
Yeah.
(door shuts)
Okay, I'll fix it.
♪ Be blood ♪
♪ Run for your life ♪
♪ Go on and say, go on and say your last goodbye ♪
How do I look?
Like you robbed a pilgrim.
Sure, okay, but also, who am I giving?
Kimberly, it is too early in the morning for this.
Just tell me what you want me to say.
RBG.
The collar's nod in honor
of the first day of my ethics professor's
- symposium. - Oh.
The professor's never let a sophomore in before,
so I really want to wow her.
And she's so accomplished.
Look at how many colleague recommendations
she has. What I wouldn't give to have
even just one recommendation.
- I'll recommend you. - Oh, I know you're trying
to be supportive, but we're not in the same field,
so it would mean nothing.
Do you think it would be weird to request a connect
with my professor on LinkedIn?
Yes, that would definitely be weird.
I already did it.
Good talk.
♪ ♪
Okay, everyone, Halloween is in a few days,
and we need to make sure the KJ House party
is both dope as hell and culturally respectful as fuck.
JOCELYN: Yes, respectful and classy.
- As long as I can have my titties out. - Yeah. Mm-hmm.
- What's your costume? - I'm not sure yet.
I just know I'm gonna have my titties out.
- Oh. - Mm.
Sorry I'm late.
Oh.
Hey.
Hey, you.
CANAAN: It's good to, uh--
WHITNEY: Yeah, it's, uh-- good.
So do we have a DJ lined up yet?
You thought I wasn't gonna stop the whole meeting
to address that awkwardness?
WILLOW: Yeah, that was crazy.
I assumed you and Canaan
were cool by now.
We are. Yeah, it's all good.
I'm dating someone new.
I'm sure Canaan probably is, too.
Yeah.
I'm seeing someone.
JAYLA: Someone?
More like some three or four.
Canaan hosts more college girls
than a hostel at Spring Break.
Thank you, Jayla.
(clears throat)
I'm happy we're good.
Yeah, it's fine. I didn't need
some, like, big apology, so...
Should we talk about pumpkins? Let's talk about pumpkins.
Wait a minute, he didn't apologize?
Motion to stop the meeting until Canaan says he's sorry?
- Seconded. - Thirded.
You really don't have to do this.
No, they're right.
I do owe you an apology.
I really am sorry
for going behind your back with Kimberly.
Not only should I have been honest with you,
but I should've never crossed a line
with a friend of yours.
Whit, you good?
Yeah.
- Yeah, that was really nice. - JAYLA: Okay.
Next order of business, who's gonna help clean up the kitchen?
'Cause it's still a little funky from the Labor Day potluck.
Ooh, I'm out.
Can't help, very busy.
- I have class today. - My mama calling,
- so I'm gonna go take this outside. - JAYLA: Hey!
The meeting just started. Where y'all going?
Professor Friedman,
thank you so much for having me.
- I'm so excited to be here. - Happy to have you.
I think you're really gonna fit in.
Well, hopefully, I'll stand out
a little bit as well.
Are you wearing the thing
they sell Asian pears in?
Oh, um...
not exactly.
Welcome, everyone.
As you know, the students in this room
are my best and brightest.
Let's go around
the room and introduce ourselves.
Names, facts,
anything you overachievers want to brag about.
Uh, hey, I'm Brian.
I'm president of the Essex College Democrats.
And I spent the summer interning
at the ACLU Headquarters in New York.
STEVE: I'm Steve. Don't want to jinx it,
but I'm probably going to Stanford Law next year.
I'm a double legacy, so... yeah.
Sup, I'm Lars, and I actually just
spent a semester in Shanghai doing comparative research
on Hong Kong and China's legal systems, so...
Wow, starting off strong with three really good intros.
I'm, uh, Kimberly.
I'm from Arizona.
Hmm.
And I also recently worked for the governor of Arizona.
That's so cool, what'd you do?
Well, my official title was "liaison,"
so in that capacity, I...
helped with initiatives
that could be liaised
vis-à-vis the government
and vis-à-vis Arizona.
That's crazy, my uncle's, like,
best friends with the governor.
I've got to text him and see
if he knows you. Kimberly, right?
No! Don't do that. I was joking.
Joking?
Yeah, and it's funny because
I actually never met the governor.
So you lied.
Uh, you could call it a lie.
But aren't all jokes just lies when you think about it?
I mean, show me a comedian,
and I'll show you a professional liar.
- Vis-à-vis-- - For the love of God,
could somebody else introduce themselves, please?
("Yeah We Do It Like" playing)
- ♪ Yeah we do it like ♪ - ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
DORFMANN: It's time for everyone's
favorite part of rehearsal: notes.
Um, sorry if my singing was a little bit off.
I was startled by a moth earlier,
so my throat was a little bit hoarse from all the screams.
- I thought your tone was lovely. - Wow.
You do not know how much that means to me.
Like, every single time you compliment me, I swear
it feels like the sun is shining brighter on me.
Feels amazing. (exhales)
DORFMANN: My first note is for Kacey.
Give me your line again.
I'd love to.
Four loaves of bread, please.
Kacey, do you think this is the first time
your character has ever ordered bread?
Probably not because she's so old?
Mm-hmm. Then why does it sound false?
Let's try it again.
Four loaves of bread, please.
I'm losing "bread."
Four loaves of bread, please?
And now you're just screaming about bread.
It's okay.
Everyone, let's learn from this.
No matter how simple the line,
you must approach it with honesty,
detail and work.
Think about what kind of bread it is.
Ciabatta, a rustic wheat.
Italian herbs and cheeses!
DORFMANN: That's very interesting, Blair.
Don't worry, Kacey.
I'm sure you'll get it right by the time we open.
Now, next I want to look at the footwork at the top of act two.
Hurry to places, please.
Hey, for what it's worth, I thought you killed it.
Like, the way you were begging for bread,
it was pathetic, and I mean that in a good way.
Thank you.
I appreciate that.
Can I take you out sometime?
Like, I think you're cute and I think we'd have fun together.
- A date? - Yeah.
Yeah, that sounds fine, I guess.
Cool. Hey, you know, the rest of the cast is getting together
for a Hamilton rap-a-long. Do you want to go?
Oh, no.
I'm gonna be busy whenever that's happening.
Oh, I meant so we could make fun of them.
If you thought I meant that as an actual suggestion,
I've got a lot to prove to you.
Oh. (laughs)
- (whistle blows) - HALE: That's practice!
Hey, Canaan's apology was nice, right?
It'll be good to have him as a friend again.
You really think you're gonna be friends?
What are you gonna do, go get boba?
Start a text thread about Vanderpump?
I mean, maybe.
I'd love to hear his takes on the Bravoverse.
Why are you being weird about it?
Because everyone knows you can't be friends with an ex.
There's no way to small talk
with someone when you've seen their genitals.
I make small talk with you
and I've seen your genitals a bunch of times.
Locker room sightings don't count.
My point is, you can't friend an ex.
That's just facts.
♪ ♪
Hey, um, before we go to our first Halloween party together,
would you be open to having a couples costume, and if so,
would you feel more comfortable as...
hot Donkey or hot Shrek?
Absolutely would have picked Hot Shrek, but
I signed up for FAF duty on Halloween.
- What? That stinks! Wait. - I know.
- Is Halloween pretty intense for FAFs? - Yep.
It's the day college students are
most likely to die in an accident.
Sorry, I don't know why I'm saying that like it's fun.
Anyway, do you want to go back to your room and make out?
Yeah, I wish. Uh, Taylor's in my room.
- Oh, that's nice. - Not really.
She never leaves. It's like we live with a British roast comic.
This morning I tripped on a shoe and she had a field day.
- Wait, why won't she leave? - Roommate drama.
Mm, you could help her find a new hobby.
Keep her busy. What's she into?
Mm, she seems to enjoy seducing
and sexually dominating beautiful women.
Wait, that's perfect. I'll get her a new girlfriend,
and then she'll become their problem instead.
Oh, no, I kind of meant more like a book club,
you know, or clarinet lessons?
It's a really underrated woodwind
and it's featured in more popular music than people think.
God, she'd roast you for saying that.
- Yeah. - I think my plan will work just fine.
And if it doesn't, just know
it was the British girl that murdered me.
(chuckles)
Huge news, everyone.
You found out who used all my sage hand cream?
Bela, that was you. You got drunk
and you dipped your pizza crust in it.
LILA: Ladies, please,
let this tiny speck of a woman share her news.
Thank you.
I have... a date.
(all exclaim, clamor)
I'm so excited! I love first dates.
The tension of the unknown,
the blush of cheeks when you lock eyes.
Wait, when was the last time
you actually went on a first date?
Sixth grade, with Calvin.
We went to the mall and held hands.
He bought me a pretzel.
KIMBERLY: A college first date might be
a tiny bit more adult.
Yeah, we're all wondering,
so I'll go ahead and ask,
does this guy know you're a virgin?
No, it hasn't come up.
Why? It's not bad to be a virgin, is it?
- Of course it's bad. - Lila.
Men want to know that sex is on the table.
And if you have sex on the table,
make sure to wipe the loose salt off first.
- That shit burns. - KIMBERLY: Lila, no.
Being a virgin isn't bad. I would just be honest about it.
Yeah, Kimberly's right, there's no shame in being a virgin.
- Disagree. - KIMBERLY: Ignore her.
But it's not exactly the most exciting topic for a first date.
I mean, it's not an exciting topic for any date.
If you want to see this guy again,
I would take this secret to your grave.
Well, ladies, while I appreciate
the enthusiastic debate,
I just, I really don't think it's gonna come up.
- We're just getting ice cream. - BELA: Okay, but just remember,
if he invites you back to his room, that's code for sex.
And if he turns on the music, that's code for butt stuff.
I mean, not always, but sometimes.
It depends on the music.
It was nice meeting you, by the way.
KACEY: You, too.
- (door closes) - She's adorable.
♪ I like it when I'm movin' and movin' ♪
♪ I want to go hard ♪
♪ Music is pumpin'... ♪
When you said a "real date,"
this wasn't exactly what I imagined.
Sorry, I know it's not ideal,
but I have to get some strength training in today.
- Coach's orders. - Hey, if this is the only time
you have for me, I'll take it.
And I will need you to sit on my back
- while I do my push-ups. - Okay.
Sup, Whit?
Canaan, hey.
Uh, this is Isaiah.
- Hey, man, good to meet you. - You, too.
Two days in a row. You stalking me, Chase?
Two days? That's interesting.
Sounds like you see "Chase" more than I do.
Chase is just here to work out.
- So, we'll let you get back to it. - Sure.
Hey, Canaan, you here for the dancercise class?
No, man, I, uh, actually just set up for my bench press.
Might check out the class after, though.
- You should join. - Nah, that's all you.
You want to go warm up?
(exhaling)
I think I'll get a quick set in first.
(sighs)
You mind if I work in?
Yeah, go for it.
This a good starting weight for me.
CANAAN: He showing off his ass for me or you?
Seems like he could have just wiped his face with the towel.
Hmm.
(straining)
Ah...
WHITNEY: Just so you know,
you have nothing to be jealous of.
(strains): I'm not jealous.
(grunts)
♪ ♪
- ♪ Movin' and groovin' ♪ - ♪ I could dance all night ♪
- ♪ Movin' and groovin' ♪ - ♪ Show me how you move ♪
♪ When you're on the floor, show me how you groove ♪
♪ When you want some more ♪
♪ I could dance all... ♪
Delivery for Lila?
Thank you so much, Marv.
Damn it!
Lila, we clearly have enough oat milk.
Why do you keep ordering more?
I cannot lie to you, Kimberly.
I am trying to track down a hot Instacart shopper
that delivered my groceries one time.
And if I have to order ten oat milks every day
just to find the mysterious Instacart snack
known only to me as "Gabe," then, by God,
I will use the Sips credit card to do that.
Fine, but why don't you order something we actually need?
We ran out of vanilla syrup, like, a week ago.
Kimberly, you just blew my mind.
Oh, hello.
Love the topknot.
Professor Friedman. I'm sure you don't remember,
but just in case you do, I want to apologize
for lying yesterday in class.
I definitely remember.
And talked about it with some colleagues.
Why did you feel the need to lie?
Well, I just heard how impressive all the other
students were and I didn't want them to think of me
- as the runt of the litter. - Hmm.
And I'm sure you're gonna say that's not the case. (chuckles)
No, I-I think they do think you're the runt.
You're a year younger, with less experience.
- Okay, so what do I do? - Look,
you made a decision to pursue a job that's male-dominated.
As a woman that owns dozens of blazers, I love that.
But you will likely need to go
above and beyond to prove yourself
and earn the respect of your colleagues.
If you let those guys steamroll you once, they'll never stop.
You're so wise.
Thanks.
Uh, could I order now?
- Yeah. - As rewarding as it was,
I'd love a coffee. And to leave.
Delivery for Lila?
Oh, good, more milk delivered by a random woman.
(laughs): I love it. Yay.
("Asereje (Airplane Mode)" by Blanka playing)
BELA: Come on, Taylor.
We don't want to be late for the special FAF event.
That's where you're wrong. They're never special,
and I always want to be late.
Greetings. Are you here
for queer speed dating?
- Surprise. - Oh, hell no.
Nope. Hell yes.
Welcome to the gathering of the most available
and eager women on campus.
Oh, so you read the flyer.
You used your position as a FAF to trick me.
BELA: Oh, grow up.
I have a feeling you're about to meet
the person of your damn dreams.
- I doubt it. - Come on.
I know we just met,
but I feel like I've known you forever.
Are you also getting a past life connection?
- I don't know what that is, but no. - Really?
You don't know about your past lives?
I could tell you what they were if you want.
(laughs softly)
♪ ♪
I identify as a gender-fluid
gynosexual in a poly relationship
with a skoliosexual, a pangender demisexual
and a fully straight guy.
And we're looking for a fifth.
What about you?
I'm...
Taylor.
♪ Turn around, turn around... ♪
I should tell you, I have a kid.
Sort of.
It's my sourdough starter,
and I have to burp it every eight hours.
(laughs softly)
♪ Baby... ♪
I really like your accent. It's like...
(British accent): "Methinks we got an out-of-towner.
"Spot of tea, milady? Innit?
Innit? Innit?"
♪ I can sit around, sit around... ♪
GINGER: Hey. Friendly reminder.
Please wait to check yes or no until after each date.
Question: is there anyone cool here?
And why does literally everybody have tattoos of the moon?
I was about to ask that exact same question.
Hello.
Sorry.
I'm Taylor.
- I'm Ash. - Hmm.
I've been waiting to pair with you all night.
- Oh, really? - Mm.
Are you gonna tell me your sad coming out story?
'Cause I've only heard ten of those today.
Oh, but mine's so different.
Yeah, my parents really didn't understand me.
(laughs)
- (both laugh) - BELA: Well, Ginger,
guess I've done what I came here to do.
That makes one of us.
GINGER: I didn't match with anyone.
But it's okay. I think being lonely
adds a lot of depth to my sapphic yarn art.
(both laugh)
KACEY: It's like, what kind of ice cream place
doesn't have hot fudge?
COOPER: I still don't understand
how that's better than a chocolate sauce.
Cooper, I'm sorry, but you sound really ignorant right now.
(both laugh)
I'm having a really good time tonight.
I want to know everything about you.
Oh, my God, same.
Okay, um, top three favorite movies.
Oh, easy. John Wick,
John Wick 3, John Wick 2.
There are three of those things?
Yeah. There's actually four.
Mm.
Do you want to come over and watch one?
- Like, in your room? - Yeah.
My roommates are out tonight,
and we have a really comfy couch.
Instead of going there,
we could, um, just watch it here in public on your phone.
Why would we do that?
Well, the benches here are quite comfortable.
Some might say more comfortable than indoor furniture.
You sure?
M-My dorm's right over there.
("Acelera" by Zonora Point playing)
♪ ♪
Hey, I think you're in my seat.
I left my Chagaccino there.
Sorry, I'm sitting here now.
Why don't you take one of the open seats?
(sighs) They're all in a sunbeam.
FRIEDMAN: All right, anyone find
any good voter suppression case studies?
I found some really good stuff in this book from the library.
STEVE: Yeah, I'm sure that old-looking book is on the cutting edge.
I bought a subscription to a new legal research site.
It's like LexisNexis on frickin' crack.
Well, Steve, some of us need to rely
on free resources, Steve.
Sorry I can't afford fancy subscriptions,
or more than ten New York Times articles a month, Steve.
Let me guess,
you have a rich dad who's bankrolling you.
This is Steve. Boop, boop, boop, boop.
"Uh, Daddy? Yeah, I need more money
because there's an academic database I need access to."
Yeah, no, wait, actually, you probably don't even talk
to your dad.
Your dad probably hates you
but pays for everything you want anyway.
Like, did your dad buy your Chagaccino, Steve?
"Enjoy your Chagaccino, sport."
- (crying) - (other students murmuring)
(door opens)
LARS: Dude,
his dad died in a helicopter accident.
(Steve crying)
Is Steve okay?
He was crying pretty hard.
It was tough making out words, but I did hear "bullying,"
so I think he'll be making a formal complaint.
What? I can't be a bully.
I'm a runt, remember?
Well, you went from runt to cunt.
Whoa. Are you allowed to say that?
Probably not. I got caught up in the rhyme.
But my point still stands. You overdid it.
Okay, how do I un-overdo it?
Kimberly, if you can't find
your way through this on your own,
maybe you don't belong in the symposium.
♪ What are you talking about? ♪
♪ I'm never leaving the house ♪
♪ You know, we gotta get out ♪
♪ I want your mind on fire, fire ♪
♪ I want your mind, your mind, your mind, your mind ♪
♪ I want your mind on fire, fire... ♪
Okay, first things first, let's head to the bar
so I can make everyone a Kacey-tini.
Oh, I don't know what that is,
but I hope it includes orange soda
because I have eight liters on the way,
hopefully cradled in the arms of a hot man named Gabe.
I'm gonna go check on Isaiah. He was, like,
weirdly jealous of Canaan yesterday,
so I'm just gonna go make sure he knows
he has nothing to worry about.
Cool, cool.
Oh, how was your virgin date, Kacey?
- Oh, it was a disaster. - Aw.
He invited me back to his room and I freaked out
and ran away so fast, I dislodged a few cobblestones.
- Oh? - I'm sure he thinks I'm a total weirdo.
Or maybe he just thinks
you're playing hard to get.
I've never done it myself,
but I've heard great things.
LILA: Great point, Bela.
Problem solved. Let's go dance!
I don't think I'm in the mood.
I'd rather sit down somewhere and untangle my headphones.
Oh, do you want to swap your Bernie Sanders costume
for my fairy costume so you can look cute for a while?
Uh, no, I'm good.
I just can't stop thinking about earlier.
I haven't seen a guy cry that hard
since my dad watched Sing 2.
- Is that a sad movie? - It is.
Bono plays a lion who misses his dead wife.
- (laughs) Funny. - MAN: Hello.
I've a whole lot of soda for Lila?
I got Marv twice?
You can keep the soda, Marv.
Yes.
I'm going again.
♪ ♪
And you know, it's like, now I have no choice
but to tell him that I'm a virgin.
Well, you know, technically speaking,
you might not even be a virgin.
Have you ever gone on a wooden roller coaster?
WILLOW: Ignore her. My question is,
why do you go on a date with a theater major
- in the first place? - Yeah.
- Let's talk about that. - WILLOW: Really, though,
if this guy is worth dating,
he won't care that you're a virgin.
Yeah, you know, I-I-I think that that's true.
Just make sure you look good when you tell him.
If you look sickening enough,
you can say anything to a man
and he'll be fine with it. That's facts.
You suck.
- Thanks. - See?
Wow.
It's all in the boobs. Stick your chest up a little bit.
- JOCELYN: Mm-hmm. - WILLOW and JAYLA: Yeah!
JOCELYN: You ain't look like no virgin to me.
♪ ♪
Thank you.
Everyone keeps thinking I'm dressed
like the old guy from Up.
That's crazy.
If anything, you look like Larry David.
Why are you dressed as Danny DeVito?
Oh, no, that's not-- Eh.
- Forget it. - Hey, girleena.
Wait, where's your new gay bae?
It didn't work out. I don't really think
I'm in my dating era at the moment.
I'm not giving up, I am very motivated to find you someone.
Any constructive criticism? Feedback?
We could absolutely find you someone else tonight.
I don't think so.
And I'm not really feeling this party.
I think I'm gonna head home.
Do we still have that pad thai in our room fridge?
Our room? You don't live there.
I know you're probably upset about how your costume looks,
but there's no need to take it out on me.
BELA: Taylor, I'm sorry, but
you're driving me and my roommates nuts.
You're in our suite way too much.
You're mean. And I'm pretty sure
you've been trimming your bangs in my bed.
- Uh, you can't prove that. - I don't care.
I want my key back.
Fine. Here.
- (sighs) - ♪ ♪
♪ Awake all night ♪
♪ 'Cause you're, you're paralyzed... ♪
Should we tell that guy he's hitting on a fake mummy?
No. No. Let him keep trying. He needs to learn.
Is there a Lila here who ordered a, uh,
single banana from 7-Eleven?
Gabe!
There is a Lila. It's me.
I've been waiting for you.
Is this your last delivery of the night?
It is now.
Holy fuck. Yes!
(chuckles)
Oh, gotta love it.
I'm-a bounce out.
Got a party I got to make it to.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, if you're meeting up with a girl,
you can just say that.
Okay, yeah.
Yeah, I'm meeting up with a girl.
- Okay. - I'm happy we're friends again.
Me, too.
You look really good tonight.
Thank you.
♪ ♪
♪ When I'm grind her, I'm-a ask ♪
♪ Yeah, huh, if not, you will, lil momma ♪
♪ I'm-a serve you all night and you can jerk... ♪
KIMBERLY: I need to figure out
how to get along with the guys in this symposium,
but still be taken seriously.
What's a good middle ground between runt and cunt?
It doesn't have to rhyme, but it could.
Look, no matter what you do,
you're either a quiet voice they can push around,
or you dare to talk to them the way they talk to each other
and get labeled a raging bitch.
KACEY: She's right.
Those are the two types of women.
Oh, I don't think that.
I'm just paraphrasing what society thinks.
The point is, you're not a runt or a cunt.
You're Kimberly Finkle.
You're a smart, unique weirdo who knows the name
of every president and their wife
and their cause of death.
That's true. Most people think
President Garfield died of a gunshot wound,
but he actually died 80 days later of sepsis.
Exactly. Only you would know something that boring.
WHITNEY: And don't let some stupid jerk
make you spend time wondering
how to present yourself.
Just be you.
Okay. Thanks, guys.
Yeah. You got this.
Now let's change into a cuter costume
and take some selfies.
I'm not changing my costume.
Please. At least unzip the parka.
Hey. Where-where have you been?
I feel like I haven't seen you all night.
WHITNEY: I've been right here.
Just with my roommates.
Hey, uh, do you want to get out of here and go to your place?
You read my mind.
- Okay. - Mm-hmm.
- Bye. - BELA: Ugh.
I hate to see them go,
but I love to watch Isaiah leave.
Damn, he's got a nice back.
Mm.
(playful hissing)
♪ ♪
Kacey? (knocks)
Can we talk for a sec?
KAYCE: Cooper, um... Please, no.
We're in the middle of a makeup test,
so just come back later.
I just think we should talk now.
KACEY: Okay, fine.
Holy fuck!
I don't want you to see me like this.
Please, just talk to my shoes.
No, no, you look... good.
I mean, hey, I like seeing what you'd look like
150 years from now. That's... (chuckles)
So, what happened?
I thought we were having a good date and then you bolted.
Okay, Cooper, I have to tell you something.
I'm a virgin.
All right. That's cool.
I've never had sex.
I know what virgin means.
Oh. (chuckles softly)
Kacey, I like you,
I'm happy to take things at your pace.
- Are you sure? - Yeah.
Honestly, I was just kind of disappointed
that I didn't get a good night kiss
at the end of our date.
I wanted that, too.
Would it be all right if I kissed you now?
I'd like that.
♪ ♪
- Oh, sorry. - Yeah, it's...
- Just... - Maybe we could...
Okay, so, who wants to present first?
I'll go.
So I've been thinking a lot about my dad, Dale Finkle.
He's a manager of Walgreens,
and they have a policy to give employees time off
to go vote on election days.
But people are afraid that they'll lose their jobs
if they take too much time off work to wait in long lines,
and because of that,
important voices aren't being heard.
Cute story. Why don't they just
mail in their ballots? That's how I vote.
Really? What state do you vote in?
- California. - Then mail-in voting makes sense for you.
But not everyone is lucky enough
to live in a state where that's an option.
So thank you for helping me
illustrate my point,
which is that diversifying
the ways we vote is the only way
working-class Americans in a majority of states
can make sure they're a part of the democratic process.
And until they are,
I would suggest you check your mail privilege.
M-A-I-L.
Damn, Steve, she just homophoned your ass.
FRIEDMAN: She really did.
I love the way Kimberly came in,
shared a smart idea
of her family's experience
as opposed to something she just read online.
That's really the kind of personal story
I'm looking for.
I'll have to change the names
so I can use it for my own, but well done.
♪ ♪
(indistinct chatter)
(phone chimes)
Yes! Oh-- Sorry.
I just got a really good push notification.
- That's absolutely not true. - (knock at door)
Hey, Taylor, uh, can we talk for a moment?
Uh, sure. Um...
What's up?
So I came here to apologize
for what I said at the Halloween party,
but now I'm confused.
I thought you didn't like your roommate.
That's...
not exactly the issue.
Okay. So, what is it?
Do you think your room is haunted?
Because it is. They all are.
I have a crush on my roommate,
but she isn't into girls.
I love being around her,
but at the same time, I know I can't be with her
in the way that I want, and it's really painful.
I get it.
It sucks to be into someone who's unavailable.
(sighs)
I'll give you our room key back, but...
you have to be nice to everyone.
Fine. I'll behave.
♪ ♪
WHITNEY: (groans) Coach is pushing us too damn hard.
Why do we have to show up two hours early to every game?
What's going on with you? You're dragging ass today.
I didn't sleep at all.
Canaan, like, touched my lower back last night,
and it really threw me off.
I told you, you can't be friends with an ex.
Yeah, I felt so guilty about it, I stayed up with Isaiah.
We stayed up, like, three times.
The guilt bang. I've been there.
I didn't sleep well, either.
Not for sex reasons.
I spilled a bowl of pasta in my bed.
I'm gonna play real bad today.
♪ I didn't even tell the team, I just say less ♪
♪ Like a muse by lead, I do real flex ♪
♪ Main character, queen's in the main day ♪
♪ Say my name, ring bells on the realest... ♪
(cheering)
Ow!
(pained groaning) Fuck!
(whistle blows)
(groaning) Oh, fuck.
- (players shouting) - Fuck! Shit.
♪ ♪
You have a slight tear in the meniscus.
HALE: There are a couple options here.
You can sit out
the rest of the season to heal, or...
...we could give you cortisone shots,
which would help with the pain and let you keep playing.
Though playing now would mean a longer recovery process later.
HALE: Slightly longer.
What do you think I should do, Coach?
It's totally your choice.
But it would be a shame to lose you
so close to the playoffs, and, uh...
I mean,
you know how much the team needs you.
I'll do the shots.
Yeah.
("711 Remix" by Emei playing)
♪ Heart coming up my throat ♪
♪ Hold my hair, I just might choke ♪
♪ Ugh, my tongue is numb ♪
♪ I thought I was having fun ♪
♪ I just got here, but I'm leaving ♪
♪ Think I'm getting worse at breathing ♪
♪ I'll avoid the bad impressions ♪
♪ Diet Coke 7-Eleven ♪
♪ Up and down, I'm running out of batteries ♪
♪ I just got here, but I'm leaving ♪
♪ Think I'm getting worse at breathing ♪
♪ I'll avoid the bad impressions ♪
♪ Diet Coke 7-Eleven ♪
♪ I just got here, but I'm leaving ♪
♪ Think I'm getting worse at breathing ♪
♪ I'll avoid the bad impressions ♪
♪ Diet Coke 7-Eleven ♪
♪ ♪
MAN: Go to bed.