Look.
I know this is a weird situation,
but...
all I can say is that
when I'm here with you,
I'm completely here.
Yes, you pay me for my time,
but, um...
you can't...
control how I feel.
That's...
just between us.
(street noise)
(siren blaring)
(construction sounds)
Thank you.
(doorbell rings)
Hey.
Let's see.
This just slides.
Okay.
Um...
How are things with your grandmother?
Uh, she keeps nagging me.
But I have two interviews next week.
You do?
Great!
I'm so proud of you.
Any thoughts or feelings you wanna share?
(construction sounds)
All right, well, let's just say
we'll put in pencil one or two more sessions,
but after that, I want you to check in with me about it.
Yeah.
So what about Christopher?
Yeah, I think so. I think his--
his confidence levels are way up.
Mm-hm.
And he's continuing
to be much more active.
You're coming up on closure with him.
Are you having anxiety about that?
-No. -Are you okay with that?
I am, I really don't.
I, um...
I mean, I care--
I definitely care about him.
-Mm-hm. -Um...
Well, that's a given.
Yeah, but he--
you know, I think he's ready,
and I don't anticipate
any boundary...
issues.
Mm-hm.
Okay.
So, Johnny Hayes.
He's been with me for about, uh, two years,
and he has sustained problems with intimacy.
Looks like some compulsive behavior as well.
Mm-hm.
So, would you like to meet him?
Yeah.
Well, what about your workshops?
They start next month, right?
I don't have to submit a draft of my thesis until the fall,
so...
Okay.
So I'll set up a meeting.
And I guess that's-- that's it for today.
Thank you.
(siren blaring)
(crowd noise)
(muffled television)
(door opening)
Hi.
Come on in.
How are you?
It's nice to see you.
So, before we get started,
if I could just have you fill this out.
It's a confidentiality agreement.
We'll both sign it.
Not for sexual gratification or entertainment.
Of course.
Great, thank you.
(plastic rustling)
If you could just do me one more favor.
Um, swipe your outer gum and your cheek
in a full circle.
It's a rapid test.
You didn't get a copy of my results?
I did. This is just an additional precaution
that I take.
Thank you.
(plastic rustling)
Did you bring a check?
Just cash.
Great, thanks.
Uh, just leave it.
No, no, no, leave it on the bed.
(liquid pouring)
You want one?
I'm fine, thanks.
Normally I would ask that we refrain from drinking
before or during a session,
um, but I'm open to talking to Dr. Cassidy about it.
Understandably, I'm sensing you have
a very high level of anxiety.
This room okay for you?
Sure.
Tell me a little bit about yourself.
We're just gonna talk today.
We're just gonna try to create a safe space.
Yeah.
What's it like being an anesthesiologist?
Nurse anesthetist.
Okay.
What's the difference?
Pay grade.
Put people to sleep among other things.
What about stress?
How do you handle stress?
Have to make decisions fast, get a result,
move on to the next job.
Mm-hm.
I don't like follow-ups.
Mm-hm.
So walk me through this.
You're at the hospital all day,
and then you go home
and you take care of your sister.
You read my file.
I did, I read your file.
But look, a real person.
Note that the first piece of cucumber is perfectly fine,
the first piece she eats.
The other one needs to give a rock to us.
And she gets a grape and she eats it.
And the other one sees that.
She gives a rock to us now.
Gets again cucumber.
(laughing)
If you give them grapes, that's a far better food,
then you create...
(phone vibrating)
So that's the experiment we did.
(phone continues to vibrate)
...perfectly willing to do this 25 times in a row.
So cucumber, even though it's really only water in my opinion,
but cucumber is...
(dog barking)
I wanna go down on you.
We can do that.
But I need you to take your shirt off first.
I--I can't.
I can't do it.
Yes, you can.
I can't--I can't do it.
I can.
I'll do it next time.
(knocking at the door)
Hello?
(doorbell ringing)
(knocking at the door)
Coming!
(knocking at the door)
Anybody?
Yep.
-Hi, what's going on? -Sorry.
Please tell me you weren't just taking a bath.
Why?
(speaking foreign language)
It's leaking downstairs.
Uh huh, yeah.
It is.
Yeah.
(speaking foreign language)
We come back for more tools.
What?
Disconnect her.
When are you coming back?
I don't know.
Couple...
Okay, but how--how am I supposed to take a shower?
Uh, you put the tape,
plastic bag and tape, up at top.
Not okay. Do you think--
can you do that before you leave?
I...I said tape.
No, I--I understand what you said.
I...
You put the plastic bag,
you know, supermarket,
and that's it.
Thank you.
Let's go.
(speaking foreign language)
Ah.
It's your choice.
You don't have to act like that
and I don't have to take it.
There's a lot of ways for us to be together.
We don't have to talk,
we can just...
stare at each other for 90 minutes.
I'm fine with that.
Okay. Let's do one of your exercises then.
Grab a chair.
Okay.
You and I are gonna agree
to explore this part of our body,
from our fingertips to our elbow, okay?
One of us will be active and one of us will be passive.
You wanna go first?
Passive.
Okay, I'll be active.
Can I have your arm?
Good job.
I don't know-- I don't know, I'm...
Yeah, you can go.
It's your turn.
That's nice.
Keep going.
Not yet.
Here
to here.
Do you want to touch my hair?
Yeah.
(door opening)
(sound of bird wings)
(video call)
Hey.
Hi, why didn't you call me back?
Can you see me?
Not really.
I hit accept.
Here, I'll do it again.
How about now?
I can hear ya.
You can't see me?
I did call you back.
Do you see me?
I see you.
And I see me.
No you didn't, I would know if you called me back.
I mean, you did put me on a--
your list of priorities or something.
What's going on, Andro?
Mom's missing.
Missing how?
She ran off, she packed her suitcase,
even took her meds.
I don't know, must have gone barefoot,
'cause her shoes are still here.
Mm-hm.
Okay.
Was anyone watching her?
Yes, I was-- I was watching her.
I mean, I'm also trying to watch my kid at the same time,
and I don't have four eyes--
I know, Andro, I'm sorry.
I didn't...
You know, I called the cops,
we're two days in,
but you know how it is up here.
I was thinkin' about puttin' some flyers out myself.
A good idea.
I can't find a good photo of her,
it's fucked up.
I'm sorry.
Do you need money?
Do I--do I need money?
No.
Thanks.
Look, I should probably go, okay?
Hey Andro, I'm sorry.
Call me back, all right?
Okay.
You can call me.
Okay.
Try it.
Got it.
Listen.
What we're trying to do here is help you
so that when you meet someone special in your real life,
you can make it work out.
With Ronah, you have a kind of professional intimacy,
which is different in its depth of emotional bonds
and its self disclosure than a personal relationship.
Now is there anything, anything at all about her
that you do like?
Just pick anything.
Do you like the way that she cares about you?
Do you like the way that she's sincere
and that she really cares about you,
she really wants to help you?
(birds chirping)
Anything?
I don't know, her hair is--
it's soft.
I didn't know it could be so soft.
Well, okay.
Tell her that.
(doorbell ringing)
(muffled party music)
♪
Hey.
Hi.
I made some dinner.
Are you hungry?
♪
Okay.
So, what's going on with your bathroom?
Well, whatever they did, it didn't work.
It's still leaking.
It's leaking again.
Landlord won't return my calls.
-Gerry, the super, he's useless. -I know.
I can't wait to get out of this shithole.
-So sorry. -Yeah, me, too,
but I did due diligence, so...
devil may care, right?
This is really good.
Does it need salt?
No, it's delicious.
Thanks.
You know, I thought there was this blond guy living here.
Kind of hot?
Uh, no.
(laughing)
You have a washer?
Mm.
It's--actually was left here by the previous tenant.
He sold it to me for 22 dollars.
That's my favorite number.
It is? How come?
It's a long story involving my 22nd birthday.
I just kind of arbitrarily ended up at this bar called Love 22.
-I don't know that. -Yeah, I don't think
it even exists anymore, but...
the bartender told me that 22 is the love number
because if you add the numbers on the phone that spell "love,"
they add up to 22, so...
just kind of stuck.
Okay.
So what do you do anyway?
I'm getting my Master's in Behavioral Psychology.
I've just--I've done a lot of social work.
I'm Applied Psychology.
I'm the PR liaison for this start-up company.
-Mm-hm. -We're working on an app
right now to help people make up their minds.
Products, services, pretty much anything
that can be liked.
(laughing)
Liked.
What?
I've seen that-- I've seen that on you before.
Mm.
It's a Buddhist symbol.
A square in a circle.
It's from my mom.
Like, an old boyfriend gave it to her or something.
I like it.
Thanks.
(phone beeping)
So I'm going to this gallery opening tonight.
A friend of mine in the Village.
We're gonna go out afterwards.
-You got plans? -Mm, thank you.
I have this thing in the morning, so...
-Oh, totally. -I can't drink.
That's fine, but thank you for dinner.
You're welcome.
Thanks for coming over.
(plastic rustling)
(phone vibrating)
Hello?
(soft inhale)
Hello?
Okay.
Three deep breaths
while looking into each other's eyes.
Less than 20 seconds.
Go.
(giggling)
I'm sorry.
I just had a fucking great day.
Had a patient die on me.
It wasn't my fault, but...
Your fault?
He reminded me of my sister.
His legs...
Johnny, do you ever feel like maybe taking care of her
is too much?
Like you can't do it anymore?
No.
I...
I couldn't-- I could never leave her.
You really love your sister?
Yeah.
That's a strange way to put it.
Don't you love your siblings?
You're an only child?
Why not?
How did you get into this line of work?
Why are you asking me that?
I already know how to sleep with women I don't know.
Do you not feel safe with me?
Now...
I want to strangle you.
Look.
In order for the work that we do
in this room to be effective,
I need you to trust that when I'm here with you,
I am completely here.
Where I live, who I live with,
all of that stuff,
it really doesn't matter.
Can we agree on that?
Yeah.
Thanks.
You like looking at me?
Yeah.
(cell phone buzzing)
Sorry.
Uh, maybe this isn't a good idea.
I'm sorry about that.
Uh...
You wanna talk about it?
I'll see you later.
Goodbye.
Alan, did you give my phone number out to anybody?
No, of course not.
Are you sure?
100 percent. Why?
Why are you asking?
What's going on?
No, I'm just getting these anonymous calls.
You can't caller ID it, you can't track it?
No, it's, you know, it's an unknown number.
Tell me what's going on.
What's going on?
I got it.
Mm-hm, but something's getting to you.
Something's making you feel uncomfortable.
What, I wonder?
I don't know, I--I--I don't know
if it's countertransference or what.
But what's your experience in the session?
I don't know, there's something about him
that doesn't, uh, won't let me in, you know?
I mean, maybe in moments, but it--
but those are few and far between and...
I go in with a pretty firm resolve and a tactic
with something that I feel like
I sort of learned from the last session
and then I go to apply it and he...
he sort of-- he shoots it down.
And, um, I see him get triggered by me,
I try to let him know
that I'm here and available
and he--it--it's, I don't know,
he thinks it's bullshit or something and--
Mm-hm.
Well, remember that empathy
is more important than sympathy.
Right.
Did he talk to you about, um,
you know, reducing his anxiety by drinking?
Yeah, we talked about it.
And I said that if it eased his anxiety,
one drink prior to the session was acceptable.
Two are not.
Is that okay with you?
Hm?
Yeah, it's okay.
So, uh,
how do you feel about him?
You want to continue?
I mean, how do you feel?
I got it.
I got it, I can handle it.
I don't wanna give up on him, you know?
I don't--I don't wanna...
I wanna crack him.
(electronic beeping)
Doctor, please.
(heartbeat)
Do you feel lightheaded at all?
Mm-mm.
We've got the magic number.
Twenty-three oocytes were retrieved.
I'm guessing up to 20 of those
will be mature and suitable for preservation.
That's almost twice as much as last time.
You did great.
I think you're perfectly safe now.
There's no need for you to undergo another cycle.
Are you sure?
We got you.
Save your money.
Buy something else for yourself.
Tomorrow we should have the definite results.
Just remember, light daily activities
starting tomorrow.
No hard work, no hot baths,
no sauna for at least five days.
And no unprotected sexual relations
until your next menstrual cycle.
Sounds good.
Someone driving you home?
I live nearby, I'll be fine.
The front desk will call a cab for you.
(horns honking)
I wanted to be a clinician, too, you know,
when I was younger.
But then things just took off on their own
and it was a different time, early '80s.
But I think it's great that you're getting
your master's degree.
It puts you in a much better position,
also from a legal standpoint.
How many people are in this class?
Uh, this year there's seven plus the two of us.
Should be fun.
We get to spend some time and come back.
Not bad.
Irene, can I ask you something?
Of course.
Spit it out.
So, I want to buy an apartment in the city,
a place to have my own practice in a couple of years
once I get my license and all that.
And I was looking into a no-doc mortgage,
which means that I wouldn't
have to disclose any of my income,
just my credit score, but I would need a cosigner.
It's...
(sighs)
...a big commitment.
An apartment, I mean...
I'd have to think about it.
I completely understand.
Hey, Alan, it's Ronah.
Did Johnny Hayes cancel with you?
If you get this within the next 15 minutes,
uh, please give me a call back.
(door opens)
Hi.
Long shift, my phone died, and I'm sorry.
It's okay.
I'm not really in the mood to talk.
I'm not either.
(groovy music)
♪
♪ I'm putting your patience to the test ♪
♪ I'm putting your body on the line, for less ♪
♪ Didn't you know there was a choice? ♪
♪ It's never yours but someone else's voice ♪
♪
♪ Selling your body to the street ♪
♪ I'm selling your girlfriends to the night, for cheap ♪
♪ Wearing a jacket made of meat ♪
♪ Sealing a letter made with horses' feet ♪
♪ And now you've heard that...
♪ A violent cloud, and that's the USA ♪
♪ Porn on the rise, psycho in disguise ♪
♪ And I'm just trying to find a mountain I can climb ♪
♪
♪ Darling, ain't nobody gonna tell us ♪
♪ They're gonna be oh so jealous ♪
♪ We're gonna be oh so silent
♪ They're gonna be stoned in silence ♪
♪ I didn't want to ask you, baby ♪
♪ I didn't want to have to ask anybody, baby ♪
♪ Is anyone asking maybe?
♪ Can anyone even hear me?
♪
♪ Why are you waiting by the door? ♪
♪
Can I show you something?
I had this business idea.
Hi, I'm Harry,
and I'm no longer with you.
He has cancer.
As some of you know...
You made this?
And most of you may suspect,
I was quite a happy kid.
I'm starting a website.
Loved the outdoors.
Online obituaries.
Love my sisters...
You shoot the video before they pass away.
...most of the time.
It's for their friends and family, really.
Just loved being on my own
out in the woods and the stream.
Great.
Remember...
Really, you think so?
...of trekking through the woods,
finding secret places.
Yeah.
Discovering...
I really think so.
Mark hunting, never got anything,
never shot anything.
(birds chirping)
Bye, Chris.
Hi, I'm unable to take your call right now.
Please leave a message.
(beep)
(phone hangs up)
Excuse me.
Hi, that, um, video camera in the lobby,
does it cover the street as well?
You mean by the elevator?
Yeah.
Not anymore.
Years ago there was a problem.
Someone was sleeping in the basement.
So are you telling me that it doesn't work at all?
No need to.
Can--
You know what, I'll talk to the landlord.
9D, right?
9D what?
They couldn't get in today.
What are you talking about?
The plumbers, you missed your appointment.
(beep)
Janusz Kubicek.
Leave a message.
Hi, this is the third time I'm calling.
Please give me a call back.
I really need those holes sealed in my bathroom.
It's been weeks.
You have a nice body.
(scoffs)
You do.
(laughs dryly)
So do you.
You okay?
Sorry.
It's okay.
I just, uh...
It's all the thoughts.
It's a muscle memory, it's just...
The body is a funny thing.
(sirens)
Go, go again.
Go again.
Um, it's not contagious, but it's--
there are parts of your body
where the skin just goes crazy.
It actually, like, this isn't an exaggeration,
it grows a thousand times faster than regular skin,
and so it builds up into, like, they call it a plaque,
but it just, like, it looks like a scab,
like a scab of skin.
I understand.
I'm not afraid of it.
(laughs)
If anything comes up,
you can always talk to Dr. Cassidy.
(laughs)
You're different today.
Guess I'm trying to meet you halfway.
Are you hot?
What?
Are you hot?
I'm really hot.
Kind of.
I don't believe that.
(murmuring)
(giggles)
What now?
Why don't you try being active?
I can stay like this or I can go on my belly.
This is fine.
Do you inject yourself?
It's nothing to worry about.
They're just-- they're hormone shots.
Do you have high testosterone levels or?
No, I'm...
I'm freezing my eggs.
Cryopreservation.
Do they pay you a lot?
No, I'm freezing my eggs for myself.
Why?
Because I might want to have a baby one day.
So you don't have a boyfriend?
No.
I don't.
(somber music)
♪
Excuse me.
Can I help you with anything?
No, I think I'm on the wrong floor.
♪
Skull fracture, the police says it's a hit and run,
except the fucker must have stopped to put her in a ditch
and I can't get the image out of my head.
It's a dream, Andro.
What do I do?
When it happens I gotta pay a company
to sort it all out, have her cremated, all that?
I'm gonna help you.
Yeah.
Are you gonna come up or what?
I'll try.
I'll bet.
Busy gettin' your degree though.
Yeah.
Heddy came over.
Not gonna deal with her, the bloodsucker.
Remember the summer she lived with us
when mom started to crack?
The bug spray she used to rub all over herself
like it was lotion?
Yeah, it smelled awful.
Bet she used it to get high.
I even told her she never left us any money,
you can stop pretending.
(door opens)
-Hi. -Hi.
You're already here.
How are you?
Mm.
Oh.
How was your day?
It was uneventful, no one died.
You're really helping people feel better.
That must be rewarding.
That why you're in the medical field,
because it's rewarding?
Yeah, I mean, I guess you could say that.
I get to see people change.
Okay.
What?
I'm happy to see you.
What--why would you say that?
Because it's the truth?
No, because you think you've got me all figured out.
Mm, no, I...
I don't.
I'm so sorry.
Can you just give me one second?
(water running)
(beeping)
(door opens)
What are you doing?
Nothing, I, uh, I just looked--
Okay.
Your phone made a sound.
No, Johnny.
Johnny, you can't...
You can't go through my phone,
you can't look in my bag.
If you were with a woman, then she wouldn't
be able to trust you. You know,
you can't do things like that.
I'm--I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
I want to know about the women that you sleep with.
Does it matter?
Yeah, I wanna know who they are.
Co-workers?
My co-workers?
Yeah, are there women on the floor where you work,
doctors, nurses?
No.
Don't shit where you eat kind of thing.
What? I said I was sorry.
Okay.
Come here.
Hm?
Come here.
(panting)
(moaning)
Hi, Alan.
Uh, it's Ronah.
We made some progress today with Johnny Hayes.
We moved to genital touching, as you suggested.
He was, uh, he was present throughout.
There was also a major improvement
in his ED.
He sustained eye contact before and after,
and, uh, yeah,
I--I think this could be a turning point for him.
(pigeons cooing)
Well, maybe you should move to California, you know?
Better community, better therapists.
People aren't so uptight.
It's really important to see people outside the job.
Yeah, I know, but... everybody's different.
No, I'm just sayin'. You...
need to take care of yourself first, you know?
Don't worry.
You know, I'm seeing three clients right now,
and I just don't know what I would do
if I had a boyfriend on top of that.
I was never good at seeing more than one client at a time.
Are you seeing any clients right now?
I enjoy teaching; it keeps me busy.
I had a difficult one.
He fell in love with you?
No, not this one.
So how do you handle that, though?
What do you-- you know,
what do you do when you feel like that could happen?
I just don't use deodorant the next time,
you know what I mean?
Okay.
What if...
what if it's the other way around?
Oh, it happens, it happens.
That'd be nice.
Yeah.
Can be kinda nice.
I do really feel like I'm getting so much better
at feeling things and then just moving on.
And growing.
You know, I think what I find the most difficult
is when they--when they just don't get better.
You know, this last one I had a couple of years ago,
I just felt like I couldn't help him.
You know, he was too damaged.
At first I thought he was attractive,
manly, with sensitive eyes, you know?
The kind of man that you want to be with right from the start.
So what was his problem?
Hm,
terrified, terrifying kind.
Couldn't look me in the eyes,
and when I asked to take his hand,
he just laughed at me and said,
"Well, why don't you take my cock instead?"
So I ask him,
"Do you feel guilty being hard right now?"
And he just...
went at me.
I mean, really.
You know, if you can't gently pull someone
because they won't allow it,
all you can do is push.
Or leave.
So then what happened?
Nothing.
Very small community.
(doorbell ringing)
Who is it?
It's me.
Look, I hate to be the one telling you,
but this letter you got is bad news.
Seems like you've been using an illegal washer-dryer.
Broken pipe in your apartment,
severe damage to the one below.
The bathroom needs to be renovated.
That machine was installed before I moved in.
I spoke with the case manager.
Since you're the one in violation,
the insurance won't pay.
You may become uninsurable,
but that's another issue.
That doesn't make any sense.
Your neighbor is suing the landlord,
and he's suing you.
Why is my neighbor suing?
She claims she slipped and fell.
It's a smart move if she can prove he's in default.
Um, Marty, she's lying.
I saw her, she's perfectly fine.
The building isn't washer-dryer approved, Ronah.
The fact is you violated the contractual agreement.
They seemed very serious about it,
and if I were you, I wouldn't want to go to court.
You'll be asked a lot of questions
that you may not want to answer.
On the other hand, if we try to settle,
we're talking months at the very least.
In all honesty, I can't do this pro bono.
Yeah.
Of course.
(somber music)
♪
(doorbell ringing)
♪
Hi, you've reached Andro, Danielle, and Sebastian's house.
We're not here right now, so leave us a message.
(beep)
I'm just--I'm calling to see if you have any news.
I don't know, um,
sorry that you have to deal with this.
Call me any time, okay, Andro?
♪
Even if I get this right,
how am I gonna do it with someone else?
Well, because in most cases,
the learned feelings and emotions carry over.
How do you know?
Because all relationships end,
you know, whether through...
a breakup or death.
Or external circumstances.
It's important that we learn how to move on.
You're not making any fucking sense.
I like you, Ronah.
(sighs)
I like you, too, Johnny.
(kissing sounds)
(laughs)
(panting)
(moaning)
(soft suspenseful music)
♪
It's happening once again.
♪
It's your fuckin' fault.
Your fucking fault.
(glass shattering)
Johnny?
Johnny, are you okay?
(knocking at the door)
Johnny.
Hey, what's going on here?
Johnny, talk to me.
Hey, look at me.
Careful.
Hey.
Look at me, it's me.
-Johnny, take a deep-- -No, don't touch--
don't touch me.
Hey, talk to me. I don't know what's going on right now.
Okay.
Has anything that you've ever told me been true?
Yes, of course.
-Anything? -Stop it!
-Has anything... -Stop!
...you said been true to me?
Don't you fucking lie to me.
Yes.
(moaning)
Ow!
Why would you do it?
-Why would you do it? -Listen, stop it.
-Just stop it, just stop it! -No, why would you do it?
Your hands are small, you're bony.
I don't fucking like you.
I can't--
Fucking let...
Get the--ah!
Huh?
Get the fuck off of me.
Ow!
(grunting)
Ooh!
Get off me!
You don't scare me, Johnny.
I have done everything you asked me to.
I'm not gonna let you fucking hurt me.
You're messin' with my head.
You lied to me!
You don't fuckin' scare me.
You lied to me!
(spits)
(gasps)
Get off me.
(shrieks)
Oh, God!
(water running)
(panting)
(murmur of crowd)
(street noise)
(indistinct conversations)
(phone ringing)
I'd like to hear from you, if that's okay,
about what happened
so I can assess the situation
and then take steps from there.
What was your relationship to this man?
Uh, friend, acquaintance.
But you work together?
Well, not anymore.
Does he know your schedule?
Does he know where you live?
I don't think so.
And what do you do for a living, miss?
Getting my Master's.
Could you just...
let me know what my options are?
I'm not sure I want to press charges,
I just wanted to make sure that I...
that it was on file in some way.
We've seen a lot of cases just like this.
Let me tell you what I tell everyone else.
There's no excuse for what he did to you,
it's a serious violation.
We see that you're hurt,
so our job is to proceed from here. You with me?
Yeah, but could you just give me a breakdown
as to how these kinds of cases usually go?
I mean, does he-- is he arrested?
Does he just have to go to court, or...?
You can't worry about any of that now.
What we focus on is how to protect you or others.
We can get you an order of protection
so that he cannot contact you, call you,
or approach you in any way.
We want you to feel safe.
You mind if I get some pictures of the injuries you sustained?
Yeah, that's fine.
Can I just--can I finish this first?
There you go.
There's no rush.
We'll get you to the ER.
You'll feel better soon.
May I use your bathroom?
It's right around the corner, honey.
Take a left and then a right at the end of the hall.
It's a unisex.
Thanks. I'll be right back.
(door squeaking)
(street noise)
(hammering)
(muffled music)
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(knocking at the door)
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Hello, hi, Claire?
(knocking at the door)
Are you there?
(crying)
(phone vibrating)
Hello?
Hi Ronah.
It's Robert,
from last year.
Hi Robert, how are you?
I'm a bad boy, I know.
No, but this is a new number.
I found it online last month.
Listen, Ronah,
you know how much I--I enjoyed being...
Is this an emergency, Robert?
I miss you.
Marty, it's Ronah.
I've thought it through
and I'd like you to settle
with them for a percentage.
You'll get 30 percent of whatever you save me
on top of your hourly rate,
so there's really no need to call me back.
Just send me an email.
Okay, take care.
I'm really looking forward to the workshops.
Well, will I see you in Quebec?
Yes, of course.
You can stay with me for as long as you need to.
Oh, thank you.
Just have some stuff I have to figure out back home.
Well, you let me know if there's anything you need, okay?
I will.
Thank you, Irene.
You're a good person.
Oh my God.
It's just a couple of boxes.
(somber music)
(bell ringing)
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You're wearing more makeup.
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It makes you look older.
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I'm sorry I didn't make it up here earlier.
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