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A, everything about it is appealing.
Everything that traffic will allow. And two, and this is really what you've got
to keep in mind, nowhere can you get that happy feeling when you are stealing
that extra bow.
So what you're saying is, there's no business like show business. That's all
saying.
Tell me why.
I love you like I do.
Tell me who can stop my heart as much as you.
Let's take each other's hand as we jump into the final frontier.
Mad about you, baby.
I can't believe you bought all of these maternity clothes.
How long were you pregnant? Like four years?
Okay. Can I say something? I know. It's the ugliest dress you've ever seen.
Pretty close.
You won't care.
All right, now come on. This is very fetching.
Yeah, you wear it then.
What the hell is that?
That's Ryan.
Doing what?
The violin, silly.
No, I knew it was a string instrument. I just thought maybe it was a harp.
Wow. His teacher says he's a regular Yasha Heifetz.
Was he good?
Ryan! Ryan Mendelsohn!
I don't know how!
Our kid could take violin lessons.
That'd be great.
Hey, Ryan's class is having a recital next Friday. You guys should come.
That could be fun.
Yeah. Do you know I played in a recital when I was seven? Really? I played the
Moonlight Sonata. We actually got a letter from Beethoven's estate saying,
it out.
Friday afternoon, I think we have that thing.
What thing?
That thing with your parents?
My parents don't have a thing. You know, you remember that thing?
They certainly don't have a thing in the middle of the day.
All right, we'll be there.
Oh, the thing?
With my parents.
Yeah, I'll just call and cancel it. Oh, this is the good part.
Oh, my God.
What?
Fran, do you think possibly Ryan could take just a little break?
Maybe sort of like a medium -sized break.
Why? Is it bothering you?
I just have a little headache. From this?
It's turkey in the straw.
That is exactly it.
I've always had a problem with turkey in the straw, even in the best of hands.
We saw you suck chrome and do it once with the Boston Pops. I wanted to shoot
myself. Remember, honey?
Remember with your parents?
Yes. Yes, I do.
Look at the time. We're going to be late for therapy. Hey, gots to have our
therapy.
That's right. How is that going?
Great. Thank you for the recommendation.
Sheila is terrific.
Yeah, well, for 80 bucks an hour, she ought to be.
80 bucks an hour?
Yeah.
Aren't we paying 100?
Yeah.
That's funny.
I am blind. I am blind with rage.
You're not blind.
I'm not blind.
Certainly extremely nearsighted with rage.
It's a scam. Do you see how it's a big scam?
A hundred bucks an hour. It's not a scam. It's a scam, it is. It's bait and
switch. It's bunco.
What's bunco?
Technically, I don't know, but I know it's related to this type of thing. Why
wouldn't it be the same price for everybody?
I don't know. You'll have to ask Sheila.
Oh, believe me, I'm all over it. I am all over it with Sheila. Believe me. I'm
going to talk to her.
You know, you were going to have to apologize to a friend.
What?
Anyway, I think you really insulted her.
How? When?
The thing with Ryan. She knew exactly what you were saying. No, she didn't.
Honey, it's like Perlman, turkey in the straw.
It's possible.
No, honey, that's not possible.
She wasn't offended. I don't have to apologize to her.
All right, well, that's you, isn't it?
Excuse me?
Sweetie, I love you, and you're great at many things, but let's be honest,
you're not the world's best apologizer.
What are you talking about?
You're not. Come on, you know you're not.
You're not good at saying you're sorry.
You are not a good sorry -sayer.
You're not. I don't think in the entire time I know you I've ever heard you say
you're sorry.
That's not true.
All right, it's not true, but, you know, the point is... You know what I'm
saying.
You... You don't like it. You don't like to say it. You're not good at it. When
you do do it, you're a little perfunctory.
Are you saying that I have offended you in the past by not apologizing?
Yeah.
Well, then let me say from the bottom of my heart, in all sincerity, tough.
All right, where is my therapist?
The session was supposed to start 90 seconds ago. 100 bucks an hour, what's
that? Shows us a dollar and a half.
Paul? Of course, if it were Fran, it would only be a buck ten.
So, apparently, Paul thinks I'm a bad sorry -sayer.
I'm sorry?
You know, like I can't apologize?
Ballas is true?
Yeah, but not so important that we should be spending, I don't know, what
100 bucks an hour talking about?
I happen to think I'm a very good apologizer. For example... This is nice.
is nice. Where'd you get this?
Italy. Italy?
That's an expensive trip, isn't it?
A lot of people have to come in here and spill their guts to pay for that plane
ticket.
Paul, is there anything you... You know what the funny thing is about plane
tickets? And I've always thought about this.
You know, you're on a plane, right? And there are two people on the same plane.
Going to the same place, and they're eating the same chicken and watching the
same movie, and yet, they pay two different prices.
They pay two different prices for the same thing. And I don't know, to me,
just, I don't know, that never seemed right to me.
Does it seem right to you?
Honey? Hmm?
Is there something that you wanted to discuss with Sheila?
Um, okay.
Yeah, actually.
we were talking outside we were talking about this and and uh this is i think
it's important for me to say i uh it's hard though okay um you know i come in
here and i see you know you have these nice things and you're going to italy
everything like that and then you know and i see you have pretty ring there
is the amethyst or something what am i trying to say uh
The point is, you know, it is the principle. The principle bothers me, but
also, I have to, to answer your question, no, I'm fine.
Big man.
All right.
Big man.
Don't you worry, baby. I can talk to Sheila. Come on, Sheila, please don't
me. Please don't hurt me.
Are you having an awful lot of fun? I have never seen anyone cave like that in
my life. You know what?
Here's an idea. Why don't you take care of your own dysfunction?
I'll worry about mine.
Tough talk when there's no therapist around.
I ain't scared of no therapist. You are so scared.
Hey, you know what? If you want, I can apologize to Fran for you. No, no, no.
No, thank you. If you think you can't hack it... No.
Tomorrow at lunch, I'm going to give her a very nice, big, fat apology. Oh,
yeah, all right. Not that I think I need to apologize.
There's a surprise.
Big man.
Oh, my God.
What? Is that Sheila?
Where?
Yes, it is. Oh, man.
Oh, Sheila.
I should talk to her.
Go ahead.
You don't think I will?
Uh -uh.
Okay, but here's the thing.
I don't think you're supposed to talk to your therapist about therapy when you
see them in public.
Who says?
That's just, you know, everybody knows that.
Big man.
What is she doing in public anyway? That's just disconcerting.
Listen, if you don't feel you can hack it... All right, all right, there you
Watch this.
Try
the
veal piccata. It is... Did you see that? She just...
Blew me off. She just totally blew me away there.
You know, if I was waving a 20 or something, maybe it was different.
Well, you stood up. You got to feel good about that.
Hi.
Hi. Sorry I'm late. Hey, and who could blame you?
How are you?
I'm good.
Are you? Are you good?
Yeah. Yeah, you're not tired or offended or... What?
Listen, Fran, before we order, I would like to apologize.
For what?
I think I may have hurt your feelings yesterday.
Do you remember when Ryan was playing the violin and I said it gave me a
headache? Oh, you didn't say it gave you a headache. You said you had a
headache. Well, maybe that was it.
It gave you a headache?
Whatever. The point is, I want to deeply and profoundly apologize for any
offense or hurt feelings I may have caused. It was rude, it was thoughtless,
I'm deeply, deeply sorry.
So what you're saying is Ryan's playing gave you a headache.
Yes.
Ryan was playing right around the time that my headache was.
That is so mean.
I said I'm sorry.
I had no idea that's what you meant.
Hear that, Paul? She had no idea.
Red snapper. They have it.
You know what? Maybe he shouldn't come to the recital after all. Fran, please
don't overreact to this. He is a child.
No one's denying that.
He's doing the best he can.
Of course he is. is. It takes years to master the violin.
He's been playing for years.
Oh.
I'm not hungry. If you'll excuse me, I think I'll go home. Oh, Fran, come on.
Hey, come... Okay,
but the apology itself?
Dynamite.
So you do... I do now admit that Fran was not the least bit insulted, so your
advice was completely wrong and there was no need to apologize.
I do now admit that.
Why does that give me no satisfaction?
Because, thanks to me, you're in a heap of trouble.
So what do I do about it?
Well, I think you've got to apologize.
It would be so easy to kill you.
Relax, relax.
Let's think about this for one second. What you said was not that insulting.
You know, I don't think Fran is going to be that upset. I think you're wrong. I
think she's very upset.
Give me a little credit, all right? I think I know a thing or two about
Well,
I hope you're proud of yourself.
Fran, are you there?
What do you want?
I want to talk to you, okay, Franny?
What?
I can see that.
Fran, I'm pretty sure it's clean.
Okay, listen.
I am terribly, frightfully sorry for hurting your feelings and for saying
anything negative about Ryan's violin playing. You're my best friend. He's a
great kid. Not only that, he's going to be a terrific violinist. You really
think so? Absolutely.
Listen to that.
I wish I could believe you, Jamie, but I can't. You can, Fran. You really can.
No, I can't. You can't stand his claim. You know it, and I know it. No, no.
Brian! Play it again!
Can I have a drink of water?
You'll drink later.
Come on.
Come on.
Admit it. No, no, I'm... I mean, okay, you know, maybe I don't have a mother's
appreciation for it, but that's to be expected, right?
No, Fran, no, uh -huh. I'm just saying that I'm not... That it's horrible, that
it's the worst thing you've ever heard. No. And the only reason that I don't see
it is because I'm his mother, so I'm not objecting. No, no.
Say it, Jamie. Fran, I didn't... Say it! Yes, yes, your son's a butcher. Yes, he
shouldn't be in the same room with a violin, and if you had any sense, you'd
march in there and rip it out of his stubby little hands.
How you doing?
I can't hear you.
Ryan, come on.
You don't need to do that.
Ryan, please.
Call me a butcher.
My father's a butcher.
You said he had stubby little hands.
I happen to like that in a musician.
Okay, listen. When I called you a...
Snot nose. You never said snot nose.
I didn't?
You sure?
Positive. Oh.
Well, good.
Anyway, whatever I called you, it was wrong. And I'm really sorry. You're a
wonderful violinist. You play beautifully. I love listening to you.
You do?
Yes.
Really? Really.
Would you like me to play something for you?
Sure. My question.
Well, all I know is turkey in the straw.
Well, you can't get enough turkey in the straw.
Right.
Let's play together.
Here's the camera.
Ready?
Yeah.
Guess what I just figured out?
What? If Jamie and I go to therapy twice a week for 73 years, we will have spent
$151 ,480 more than Fran for the exact same thing.
Well, if only to spare me, will you please talk to this woman? I can't. Why
Because she's a shrink. She's a professional.
I'm nothing. She'll wipe the floor with me.
You know, so throw in a couple of mm -hmms, and that's very interesting. How
you feel about that? Before you know it, I'm paying 300 bucks and barking like a
dog.
You're going about this all wrong, you know. This woman, she's not your
therapist. She's your business partner.
I mean, this is a simple exchange of goods, a little green for a little
It's like me and Marvin. You know, I mean, Marvin, I pay him a wage, and he
provides me with the service.
It's not the greatest service, but done again, he doesn't make that much.
$5 .50 an hour, and every now and then, a free hat.
All right, okay. But now let's just say, hypothetically, what if you found out
other stores were paying guys like Marvin a dollar less?
Well, then I'd have two choices.
I could do absolutely nothing and, you know, drive my friends and my family
insane with my compulsive behavior.
All right, stop right there. That's the one for me.
Or I could engage Paulie in a very simple dialogue, which would go
like this. Marvin.
What? Come here.
All right, you play you, and I'll play me, all right?
Marvin? Yeah, boss?
Your new salary is $4 .50 an hour.
No, no, no, I know, I know. It's all the market will bear, and frankly, it's all
that I'm willing to pay.
And, you know, if you don't like it, you can leave.
Wow, boss.
I thought I could go on ripping you off.
But you're too smart for me.
You found me out.
And in a way, I'm grateful.
Liberated. All right, all right. I think he gets it.
In the real world, I don't think it works exactly like that, Gage. Pauly,
morality play, okay? It's pageantry. You simplify it for effect.
Am I right, Marvin? I thought I sold it.
Marvin, I was very touched by your whole performance.
The point is this.
In therapy, as in sporting goods, the person with the dough always has the
hand, Pauly. And that, my friend, is you.
You're absolutely right.
You know, frankly, I'm tired of being intimidated by her. Yes.
Thank you, Wymer. Thank you, Marvin.
Thank you, entire team of Buckman Sporting Goods players.
I love theater.
Hey, hi.
Paul. Didn't mean to scare you.
Didn't you?
No, not really.
Well, you didn't.
Listen. Is there something I can help you with, Paul?
Yes, we have a problem. We have a big problem, actually.
Well, we can talk about that on Tuesday. Um, no.
No. No, I think we're going to talk about it right now.
All right.
Jamie and I found out that you charge us more than you charge your other
patients.
That's true.
You're new, and I have new rates.
Oh.
I don't like it. I don't like it. It makes me...
Makes me angry.
Uh -huh.
Makes me really angry.
I see.
Really, really angry.
That's good, Paul.
What's good?
You're confronting me. You're telling me how you feel. I don't think you would
have done that three months ago.
I might have?
No, you wouldn't. You would have dropped a few hints, made a few passive
-aggressive jokes, but you wouldn't have told me, not directly. This is very
healthy.
Well, thank you, but I'm...
I am really still angry. I know. I believe you. I think it's great.
This is very exciting. It's wonderful.
Thank you very much.
You're not all the way there, Paul, but you're making real progress.
Thanks. I mean, I feel it, too. You know, I've been feeling that I have. And
I've got to say, Jamie, God bless her, I don't think she's making the same
progress. Yes, well, look, I have to go, but I'll see you next Tuesday. We'll
talk more on Tuesday.
Okay. You know, Paul. Yeah.
It's not uncomfortable for you and Jamie. We should see about setting up an
additional appointment for you to start coming in alone.
Alone? Above and beyond? Hey, yeah, sure. Good, good.
Oh, she's good.
Butcher! Butcher! Little snot! Rip that violin out of his stubby little hand!
Butcher! Butcher!
Rip that violin out of his stubby little hand!
Ryan?
Ryan?
What are you feeling right now?
Brian, for 120 bucks an hour, you should tell the woman what you're feeling.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Alright then, how was it?
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