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- [Tabby] You don't think it's a bit...
- [Heidi] What?
- Booby?
- No.
- You're just saying that.
- Fishing for compliments, are we?
- No.
- That's so you.
Super cute.
- Yeah, well, not everyone can pull it of.
- We've got a lot of items on sale at the moment, just FYI.
- Thanks.
- Awesome.
Can you imagine licking asses for a living?
- [Tabby] She was just being nice.
- Yeah, so she keeps her job.
- [Tabby] So you don't think I look super cute?
- Can we just leave?
Buy it or not, I don't care.
♪ 'Cause everybody knows ♪
♪ That I just can't help myself ♪
♪ When I'm with you ♪
♪ So brand new ♪
♪ 'Cause everybody knows ♪
(melancholy music)
- Everything okay?
- Yeah, why?
- Well, it's not like you to stay here a minute longer
than you have to.
- Just trying to get some stuff done.
That's allowed, isn't I?
- It's encouraged, until the cleaners kick you out.
They will kick you out though,
like physically kick you.
Can I hear it?
♪ Linger on the part ♪
- Sorry.
- It's okay, you can do it again.
♪ Linger on the bars ♪
♪ Told them just give me half ♪
You're amazing.
♪ To forget what you want ♪
♪ So I can lie in your arms ♪
- [Saleswoman] You good?
- You don't have these in any other sizes, do you?
- Sorry, not everyone can pull them off.
Are you getting that?
- I'm okay.
- How much are these?
(metal clangs)
So sorry about that.
Come on.
- We can't just leave her.
- It's what she gets paid for.
- All right, now get lost.
- Lamingtons, really?
- Do you want 'em or not?
- Have you heard the news?
- About the rise in sibling murders?
- [Brayden] No, about Ingrid.
- Kathy will not be happy.
- Well Kathy's not gonna know about it, is she?
- I didn't know you were on this arvo.
- Swapped with Liz so we could hang.
- Oh great.
- So what are you guys up to,
apart from eating the expired stock?
- Nothin'.
- Family catch up.
- [Freya] Wholesome.
- Anyway, I better crack on.
- [Brayden] Cheers big ears.
What?
- So what are you guys really talking about?
Something about Ingrid?
- You're paranoid as, aren't ya?
- You enjoying that?
- Okay, what I was talking about was me ingrown toenail.
It's actually, like, yellow.
Do you wanna see it?
- I'm good.
- See ya.
- Well some people just have a face like a slapped ass.
- Not necessary.
- How was everything?
- Perfect, thanks.
- Do you wanna order anything else?
- We're good.
- No problem.
- Do you have to be so-
- What?
Go on, say it.
- Rude.
- I'm honest.
What, you like everybody acting
all fake around you all the time.
- It's called being polite.
- Whatever.
- I'm gonna go to the bathroom.
- I'll meet around the front.
All right, I got it.
She'll get it.
Come on. (upbeat music)
- What?
- Trust me.
(book thuds)
- I'm okay.
Really.
- No, I don't mind.
- Thanks.
You know, you've gotta go home sometime.
- What?
- Well that's why you've been staying late, isn't it?
- Honestly miss, don't worry about it.
- Kinda my job.
I'll get it outta you one way or another, you know?
- Yeah, right.
- Thanks.
Stella, I'm here if you need somebody to talk to.
- Thanks.
- Stella, the longer you ignore something,
the worse it's gonna get.
(people chattering)
(shoes thudding)
(birds chirping)
- Your face.
- [Tabby] You think that was funny?
- Don't you, she was so mad chasing after us
for like eight bucks.
She didn't go mental did she?
- No.
- [Heidi] So?
- Not after I told her what happened.
You lied to me.
- It was just a joke.
- You can tell the police that then can't you.
- What?
- [Tabby] She made me give 'em your details.
- Why would you do that?
You didn't.
- You should see your face.
It's not funny being lied to, is it?
(whistling)
- What's up?
You guys hungry?
Jesus, have you two got sand
where it doesn't belong or something?
- I should go.
- Don't wanna join me for a little bit of bifta?
- Fine.
- [Brayden] Cool.
- I was talkin' to her.
- [Brayden] Don't you just live by the hill?
- How would you know that?
- I was talkin' to her.
- [Tabby] So what if I do?
- Well, that's a long way to walk, don't you reckon?
- Well, I could always do a runner.
- [Brayden] Famous last words.
They always get you, those ones.
- I'll walk you back.
- That's a long way to walk by yourself.
- You seem really concerned with our safety.
- You know me, always looking out for chicks.
Wait, wait up.
- Steady on, wouldn't wanna chuck a whitey again.
He vommed all over Zoe Hughes.
- Yeah, 'cause of me medication.
- For what?
- Well, it's private.
- Sorry dude, micro wiener's for life.
- (laughs) you would know.
- Thanks for the walk, Brayden.
- Your folks aren't home, are they?
- No, dad works late.
- Do you mind if I use your dunny then?
- What's wrong with the bushes?
- Well, what am I gonna wipe with?
- Nature.
- I don't wanna get a bindi up my backside do I?
- Sexy.
- Just kidding, I need to slash.
I'd go out here but public urination's a crime.
- Oh, I never knew you were such a law-abiding citizen.
- There's a lot you don't know about me, Tabby.
- He just smoked a joint.
- This still good?
So what's the crack then Tabs?
This place seen a lotta action or what?
You sly dog, who is he?
- What makes you think A, I'm seeing anyone,
B, it'd be a he?
- Don't tell me you're an LGBT identifying person as well.
I've heard it all now.
- It's not like you were ever in with a chance.
- You make me out to be some kind of sleaze bag.
- Well, why would I do that?
- I'm not crackin' onto anyone.
I've got standards, no offense.
- None taken.
- What about you, you got a boyf?
- You know I'm gay, right?
- Bull, they all say that.
- Yeah, to you.
- Yeah, exactly.
- 'Cause there's no other reason anyone
would wanna turn you down.
- Prove it then.
- [Tabby] Brayden.
- Dare you guys to pash.
Go on, you guys don't mind.
- Dude, you're makin' her uncomfortable.
- Yeah, right.
Guys.
Nice way to prove a point.
- Satisfied?
Brayden.
- Sorry?
- Thanks for walking me home.
- Any time, any time do you guys a solid.
How's she gettin' home then?
- Maybe she's not.
Night.
See you at school.
- This is pretty awkward.
- Yeah.
- You know you didn't have to like do that?
- I don't have to do anything.
- Why did you then?
- You know why.
(lips smacking)
(peaceful music)
- [Dani] Okay, you have got to tell me where we're going.
- [Freya] Make me.
Surprise.
- We are not staying here.
- I am.
You can sleep in the car if you want.
- You should've told me.
- You don't have plans, do you?
- I just like to know what's going on.
- Yeah, me too.
Come on.
What's wrong with a romantic weekend?
Just the two of us.
Come on.
- I had no idea you could fit so much stuff
inside such a tiny house
- Crazy, right?
The bed's a lot more comfy
than I thought too.
- Wow.
- My back's pretty sore after all that driving.
- Now that is one compact sink.
- What's a girl gotta do to get a massage round here?
- Sure.
What?
I'm just super tired.
- Yeah, me too actually.
Long shift.
- Long shift.
- So.
- [Heidi] Say it.
- Do you like me then?
- Nope, I can't stand you.
- That's what I thought.
- You just never know when I'm joking or not.
- Well, some of the stuff you said was kinda...
- Aw, did I hurt your feelings?
- No.
- Well now I can see through the little princess act.
- There is no act.
- Okay.
- Can you promise me something?
- Oh, are you serious?
- No more dining and dashing.
- Keep going on about it will you?
- I just don't get why you'd think it was a good idea.
- [Heidi] Watch out, I might push you off
your high horse.
- What?
- I knew it was gonna be like this with you.
Such a drag, Tabs.
- Then what are we doing?
- Beats me.
- [Freya] You want one?
- Hm?
Oh, sure.
- Something important?
- Sorry.
- Come on, it must be.
You've been on it heaps.
- Just say it, would you.
- Yeah, okay, I wanna know who you'd rather be talking to
than hanging out with me.
- I'm here, aren't I?
- Not sure that you are, Dan.
(melancholy music)
- [Dani] Where are you going?
- For a walk, so you can text in peace!
- [Nan] And what time do you call this?
- Dinnertime?
- Dinner was at five.
- Isn't that what microwaves are for?
Where is it?
- [Nan] Gave it to the birds.
- Why?
- You don't keep food warm for hours on end.
It gets ruined.
- So what am I supposed to eat?
- Oh, I don't know, make yourself something.
You're independent aren't you?
- Yeah, so can I get like 10 bucks for a pizza?
- [Nan] You wish.
- What happened to your big bingo win.
- I am not an ATM.
- So I'm just supposed to starve?
- [Nan] No wonder your mother
was so stressed out dealing with you.
(speaking Italian)
- Nan!
- Sorry, I forgot me phone.
Got all the way back home.
That's why I'm a bit.
You all good?
- Yeah.
- You know I've never liked that Heidi chick, right?
She's like a snake.
But I guess you did, huh?
- No.
- Don't sweat it, when a chick gives me grief,
I'm like (grunts) next.
Move onto a better and newer model.
- Is that what you said to Zoe?
- Yeah, well I'm like if you can't handle me puking on you
a couple of times, then say goodbye to this.
(Tabby laughs)
- Do you think I'm a princess?
- No, you got way less money.
Seriously though she's just jealous 'cause, you know,
you're nice to people.
You gonna finish this?
- No.
(melancholy music) (crickets chirring)
- Didn't get very far then?
- Literally have zero idea where we are.
- What are talking about?
We're in the middle of nowhere.
It's just you, me, some crickets.
(phone buzzes)
- And whoever that is.
- Why's it such a big deal?
- [Freya] It's not.
- I mean, my phone is my-
- Your business, yeah, I remember.
- Paranoia.
It's not really a good look.
- So tell me I have nothing to worry about then.
Yeah.
- Happy?
And if you must know, I was actually messaging around
to try and swap shifts
so we could spend more time here tomorrow.
- You're just gonna stand there?
- No, sorry, okay?
- For what?
- [Tabby] Upsetting you.
- You didn't.
- Obviously.
- This have a point?
- [Tabby] Come over?
- You still gonna be mad about the cafe thing?
- Of course.
They do exotic teas, I don't wanna get banned.
(door creaks)
- [Freya] How is it?
- It's not what I imagined.
- We're okay, right?
- Honestly.
- You know why I'm like this with you, don't you?
- Freya.
- I just don't wanna lose you, okay?
I don't know what I'd do without you.
Dani, I love you okay?
I love you.
Please, Dani.
- Come here.
- [Stella] What are you doing?
Look, I'm sorry for before.
- And where did you just storm off to?
- I just wanted to get some food.
- [Nan] You don't know what you want.
- Look, I've said I'm sorry.
- It's your mother you should be apologizing to.
- What has she got to do with this?
- I can't be worrying like this, right?
One minute you're bringing home queers,
the next minute you're-
- Tell me you're not serious!
What happened to you could stay here as long as you need.
- [Nan] Your mother's gonna be here soon, right?
- Could you be any more two-faced?
(melancholy music)
(lips smacking)
- Close your eyes.
- Why?
- Do you trust me?
Ta-da!
- [Tabby] What?
- You looked cute in it.
- When did you?
- Go on, try it on.
Bet you didn't think you'd have your own personal shopper.
- No.
You did pay for it though right?
You're kidding.
- Why does it matter?
I got it for you.
- You need to return it.
- [Heidi] I'm not returning it-
- I can't wear something that's stolen.
- Then don't.
- I will be right back.
- [Freya] Don't be too long.
- Yeah, I won't.
(crickets chirring)
- Thought hospital food was meant to be gross.
- Is Dani with you?
- You mean is she here or is she with me with me?
- Is she here?
- She wanted us to have a little chat.
- [Ingrid] Why, she can just message me.
- You've been messaging a lot, haven't you?
Sorry, sorry, I shouldn't intrude.
It's just, if my girlfriend's upset,
I kinda have to do something.
She's showed me some of the texts that you sent her.
Pretty heavy stuff.
- And?
- [Freya] And I think you're adding a lot of pressure
that Dani doesn't need.
- She said that?
- Yeah.
- If she didn't wanna talk to me
why wouldn't she just tell me herself?
- She's too nice.
Look, Ingrid, I know you haven't known her for very long
so this might come as a surprise to you but trust me,
she can't cope with this.
- Okay.
- She keeps things bottled up inside.
You know what that's like, right?
Suffering in silence until it all becomes too much.
It's not good for you.
Obviously.
- Is there anything else you want?
- No, I'm really glad you're doing better Ingrid.
You look really well.
(melancholy music)
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