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And we dropped it right here, right now.
It's so typical for you to jab me with accusations and not let me get a word in
at twice.
I'm not accusing you of anything.
Come on.
You are.
Look, I'm a regional manager now.
This is what we dreamt up, is it not?
We talked about this.
We are swimming in debt.
And what are you doing about it?
I swear, sometimes it feels like I'm a mother of two kids.
Wow, that's really cruel today.
No, what's cruel is that I have to go to bed every night worrying about how
we're gonna pay our bills.
Waking, maybe.
I was married to a husband who was more of a provider.
How can you say that?
I love you. I love our son. I love our family. I would do anything
for our family. Then get a real job!
Can you do that?
And not spend time waiting at some loser craft beer startup?
to sign a three grocery store deal.
This is the investment we've been banking on, Marie.
You realize that you've been saying that for over a year now, right?
It's not going to happen, Tom.
I'm, uh, I'm going to go to bed.
I'm not doing this and I have a huge migraine as it is.
I can't feel it right now.
Chloe, um, hi.
Uh, how was Joey?
Um, he's great.
He was crawling.
Really? I mean, his little arms aren't strong enough to crawl yet, but he's
scooting around on his belly.
Oh, I have to say this.
He's sweet now.
All our wiggling around all day must warm out.
Of course.
Okay, well, we will see you next week. Yep.
Good. All right, have a good week. Have a good night.
Thanks
a
lot, Chloe.
So, how's school going?
Great. It's a little stressful with finals and everything going on, but I'm
to finally be graduating.
I cannot come fast enough.
I can only imagine.
Well, you've got to let me and Marie know if you're going to go to school in
state or outside of state, because we would love to have you keep babysitting
for us.
Um, yeah, I think it's going to be here.
You seem sad about that.
My dad left, so I'm going to stay here to be close to my mom.
It just doesn't really feel like the time to leave right now.
God, sorry to hear that. I had no idea.
When did that happen?
It's okay.
You couldn't have known.
I haven't really told anyone.
Look, you know if you need to talk to someone, you can always talk to me.
I kind of know what you're going through. My dad left when I was 18.
younger than you.
So, I know exactly what you're feeling.
Yeah, it just sucks, you know?
I feel like a piece of my life is missing now.
I know that sounds cliche, but still.
I've got to get packing.
I'm thinking about brushing some stories this weekend, so I'm just going to head
out. Yeah, it's for you.
This was unexpected.
Thank you so much, Mr. Wilkinson. No, thank you. You totally deserve it.
Well, thanks again.
See you next week?
Yeah, see you next week.
Is it too much to actually act normal a little?
You are delusional if you think I'm going to exchange pleasantries with your
arrogant friends as you and your boss eye -fuck each other on the dance floor.
You hate dancing.
Andrew and I both love to tango. It was literally just an innocent dance.
Oh, who do I sound like?
Oh, Marie, the way you move your hips. So powerful, so beautiful.
Oh, so sensual.
If I was your husband, I would hold on too tight and never let you go.
It was an innocent compliment.
And stop with that stupid voice.
Andrew does not sound like that.
Shut up.
Stop.
He's asleep.
He's worn himself out crawling around all day.
Is, um, Maureen not with you?
We got in an argument at the restaurant, so she's gone to her mother's house
for the night.
She's done this before.
She'll be back in the morning.
Sorry to hear that.
I should, uh, check out your check, right?
Yeah, I have that, uh, physics final to cram for.
Okay.
Joe!
I'll take care of it. No, no, no, you gotta go. You got things you gotta do.
no, it's fine, really. I've got it.
You don't look down on me about that.
Not at all. It's great. I just want you to
know that I heard everything you said in
Joey's room.
What? Shh.
Don't wake him up. Joey's sleeping. Look, it's okay. I'm not mad or
God, it's so embarrassing.
See, this is why I can't work for you anymore.
I'm so sorry, Mr. Wilkinson. I'm such an idiot.
I let myself develop this little crush on you, and I don't know how or why, but
I couldn't stop it. And I know this is so inappropriate.
You and Marie deserve someone more professional to watch, Joey.
Chloe. No.
I can't keep watching you go to bed with her every night. I keep wondering what
it would be like if I made a move towards you, but I can't... fantasize
any longer.
I can't do this anymore.
It's the last night I can work for you. I'm sorry.
I
have
wanted to bed you ever since the first night you left.
Been always about you.
Only you.
What?
It's just what I said.
Ever since you started babysitting for us, you've become, like, the biggest
joy in my life. I mean, when I come home, even if I only get to see you for
few minutes, that makes me so happy.
And then when you leave, it's hard.
And honestly, I've been terrified not knowing if you were going to stay or go
away to college.
I can't believe this.
I need you.
Now.
Please.
Don't make me wait any longer than I have already.
This experience is harder than I have for anyone else.
Chloe?
Yeah?
skill.
Oh, yeah.
Instead of wasting time with some loser draft beer startup.
This is craft beer, not draft beer.
I said craft beer.
I said draft.
Okay. Okay, here we go.
Aspen.
10 mark.
Ooh, an elephant trunk. Ooh.
13 mark.
Thank you.
All right.
You ready?
What? Yeah.
It looks like I'm falling out of a cart, but I'm not. Falling out of those
shorts? Yeah. Hey!
Hey, ho!
Okay. Okay.
Now it's Whitney's turn.
Yeah.
Who's making work?
Who's washing the baby?
I'm washing that cake. Get the fuck out of here. Can you, uh, yeah, can you
twist a little bit like how you're doing it right now?
Cool. And then just from your first line, when you stand up, please.
All right,
so when we left left the I you were guys were kissing
One time wouldn't hurt.
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