Original subtitles

[upbeat music]

[door close]

That was fucking brutal, man.

Whose fault is that?

You weren't even trying.

I told you I didn't want to be set up.

What the fuck is your problem? I'm just trying to help.

Well, thanks, but no thanks.

You put me in a really awkward position.

Wouldn't have been awkward if you weren't

shitting on Vicky's employer.

I'm not talking about that.

I'm talking about Dominique seeing us.

Who cares if she saw us?

I do.

[refridgerator opens]

She's the one you've got your eye on.

You could have just told me.

I don't need to tell you anything.

I don't owe you an explanation of my life.

-I just figured since we're fr- -We're not friends.

Right. Okay. My bad.

Audre, I'm sorry.

It�s fine. We�re not friends. I got it.

[knocking]

[door open]

Brought some goodies.

Thanks. Come in.

[door closes]

How was your date.

Very awkward.

I didn't know you were dating.

You can blame Audre for that.

I told you she could be a bit much.

What did you come by for yesterday?

Oh, I checked my enrollment list and

there've been five registrations since we put up those posters.

That's great.

-Yeah. -I'm glad.

Though I still think you should find something

that's going to pay you what you're worth.

I've actually been looking into other universities.

Anywhere in particular?

Toronto mainly.

You'd leave Vancouver?

I mean, it's not ideal, but

yeah, if I have to.

[solemn music plays]

[door opens]

Hey, you would not believe what Dominique just told me.

Got to go.

[door opens]

[typing]

[phone alert]

What the fuck?

Mum! Where the fuck did all my money go?

Honey, this is a workspace.

You cannot barge into my office and address me like that.

Fine, mother.

Where did all of my money go?

There's like $1,000 worth of deductions.

Since when does the government take this much?

It's not just taxes, it's your pension.

We also take a small amount for insurance.

Fuck insurance. Fuck pension.

I don't need any of that right now.

Trust me, you definitely want insurance.

And when you're 60 and too tired to work anymore,

you'll be so glad you paid into a pension.

When I'm 60.

Do you really think I'm going to be here when I am 60?

Of course.

Emily tells me you're doing such a good job.

Please, a monkey could do my job.

Mum, this is not going to work.

Novelette,

I have been a working woman for the majority of my life.

I took a year off when I had you.

But other than that, I have always had a job.

Employment teaches you discipline

and adds structure to your day.

Frankly, I think you've had it

so easy living with Timothy these past few years.

You can't see what a blessing this is.

Some blessing.

This is hardly more than my disability check.

It's basically exploitation.

I can't do something that I hate for no money.

Millions of people do it all over the world.

Now get back to work.

[downbeat song plays]

[downbeat song continues]

Hey, Novelette. Got any

big plans for the weekend?

So sad.

You know, I don't think I've ever seen her smile.

Poor thing.

Hey, good job.

Good job.

There's no fucking way.

Hey, I made us some dinner.

I already ate.

Okay, well, you can save it for later.

So, how was your day?

What do you care?

I care.

I care about you.

So I found your paper on the couch.

The one with the apartments on it.

Are you looking for a new place?

That's why you're being so nice

all of the sudden?

There's no need to pretend.

I don't want you to go.

I know you need me to pay rent.

It's not that.

Look, I'm just exploring my options.

I�ll give plenty of notice to find someone else if I leave.

That's not what I meant.

I just-

I'm sorry I said we're not friends.

It's hard for me to let people in.

I lash out sometimes.

It's a defense mechanism, I guess.

Defense against what?

Against people seeing the real me.

I'm on disability

because I was depressed for a long time,

and at one point, I was even suicidal.

Oh my God.

I don't tell people because I don't want

people to think that I'm crazy, or worse,

pity me.

I had no idea.

You seem so put together.

Well, I'm not.

Everybody's a mess in one way or another.

I really don't want you to go.

Because you love me?

I have grown very fond of you.

All right. Keep it in your pants, will you?

Oh, come on.

Come here.

So, are you going to go for it with Dom?

That's what I was going to tell you.

She told me she's looking at job offers in Toronto.

For real? Oh, you've got to jump on that.

I mean, maybe if you two were dating-

She wouldn't stay for me, and I wouldn't want her to

she gets a better job offer. I would want her to go.

Being able to let someone go.

That's true love right there.

I still say you should go for it.

Whatever.

Hey, did you ever figure out that Fat on Fire situation?

It's not looking good.

Apparently, there's rumors of a class action lawsuit.

Damn.

What's it going to do for your business?

I don't know. I've taken a break from social media.

I mean, when people love you. It's great.

But when they hate you, that shit is fierce.

I wouldn't know, I've got, like, ten followers.

I'm glad we're cool again.

Are you really thinking about moving out?

I was hurt, so yeah.

But I've gotten used to you and your nunish ways.

I am hardly a nun.

Unless there are nuns out there

fantasizing about Rihanna.

-So you like a bad gal? -Girl?

I still remember the first time I saw the Pour It Up video.

Who you telling? Rihanna? On a stripper pole?

-Hoo. -Hell yeah.

[laughs]

So true.

[downbeat song plays]

Novelette, where are you?

You just walk out and don't tell anyone?

Are you sick?

You need to call me and let me know exactly what is going on.

[downbeat song continues]

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