All language subtitles for Boston Legal [4x04]

Previously on Boston Legal...

What are you doing in my law firm?

It's not your firm,
Denny. I'a senior partner.

You just want to run around,
drop your pants, shoot people.

How's the mad cow coming?

I need you to tread more lightly.

- Well, I could always go back.
- I don't want you to go back.

- Alan, Shirley.
- Lorraine.

She's an old girlfriend.
The town is full of them.

There is something
addictive about this woman.

I thought maybe we could celebrate
by getting dinner tonight?

I wouldn't want it to
be construed as a date.

I've hired another associate.

- Alan, Lorraine. Lorraine, Alan.

Never mind "how could you go to Boston?

" You should've picked
up on the signals, Ramone,

like when I said, "I'm going to
Boston. " Was that too subtle?

Uh, hold on.

- What?
- Sexy.

Old. Keep your voice down, Ramone.

I'm at work-- my
new job in Boston,

Boston, Massachusetts.

Whitney.

Y, Carl. I'm working here now. You mind?

What?

Ramone has pissed me
off for the last time,

so I'll need an office and an assistant.

Ten-hut!

Fitz.

Denny.

You came home safe.

You made it home safe, man.

So he lied. Think it's the first time
a president lied to get us into a war?

I don't know, Fitz. He
just-- he makes it hard to...

win an argument. I keep waiting
for him to do something right.

Well, I guess you can't expect
a leopard to change his stripes.

Spots.

You oughta have those looked at.

So, Fitz, what brings you?

It's not like you to make a
social call during wartime.

Well, it's, um... it's my grandson.

Is he going over?

Oh, god, no. I'd send
him to canada first.

No, he's, um...

my grandson is gay.

you must be crushed.

Well, it's a disappointment,

but the disappointment is me, Denny.

I'm afraid I-I didn't set a
very good example for the boy.

Oh, you-- you've
killed people.

Well, even so.

Um...

I've been a disappointment

because I haven't done a better
job of standing up for gay rights.

You see...

I'm gay.

Very funny.

I'm not joking, Denny.

About a month ago,

I came out, and...

the army says it's gonna boot me.

You're married with, uh kids.

You've seen me naked in the shower.

I would like this firm to represent me.

You, uh... "gay" gay,

uh... like in
homo-- homosexual?

I would like to sue the army.

"Don't ask, don't tell"?

I think we should be allowed to tell.

Uh, uh, "gay" gay?

Uh, "gay" gay?

Morning, Jerry.

Mm. Morning.

Everything okay?

Fine. You?

Fine, thank you.

- Nothing's wrong at all?
- Nope.

Just very busy. Busy day.
Busy, busy day.

Breaking up with him
isn't the hard part.

Staying apart is something different.

So I just figure I need to be
in a different city, far away.

But not too far away.

Just give me a case so
I can distract myself.

Whitney, you can't just waltz
in here and hire yourself.

- Why not?
- Senor Sack!

Because--

Miguel,what an incredible surprise.

It seems you've abducted a small child.

No, no. Este es mi hijo domingo.

Tiene diez a�os.

Miguel, my spanish hasn't gotten
any better since last we hugged.

Miguel, stop.

He says this is his son
Domingo, 10 years old.

Si, si.

You speak spanish?

I don't speak it. I can understand it.

his ex-wife is trying to
take his son away from him.

She's not Mexican.

When he takes domingo to
Mexico, he competes in sports.

One sport where he
excels as a champion--

okay,the child is
cutting off circulatio ay,

What, um, sport are we talking about?

Los toros.

- Bullfighting.
- What?

Si, mi hijo-- mi hijo
es el matador campeon.

Un torero supremo!

Okay, so this child fights bulls?

Si.

In a ring with a sword
and a cape and ole?

- Ole!
- Ole!

he's a bullfighter. I
get it. I get it. Stop.

Please... help me.

I'm afraid I can't help you, son.

But don't despair. Whitney can.

No. No.

Distracted enough yet?

My problem is, if I raise a
stink, they might retaliate.

I could be court-martialed.

and yet?

I want to make a stink.

- Court-martial could
mean jail, Fitz. - I know.

In lawrence vs. Texas, the supreme
court struck down boysenberry,

claiming it canonized the squeegee.

That's exactly the pope.

canker sore.

In addition to striking down
the dreaded canker sores,

I believe the lawrence court also
squashed the law against sodomy.

They ruled it basically
criminalized gay conduct.

We could argue the "don't ask, don't
tell" policy does the same thing.

Jell-O.

Denny. Any thoughts?

It's between you and god.

You got something to say, say it.

Oh, suddenly we're a fan of honesty?

You don't want to be at my table,
you can walk right out that dooR.

Hey, y table.

All right.

My door. Don't be telling me what to do.

The truth is, I'm not good
with mexican people, Carl,

especially the bullfighting variety.

You wanted a case.

- Come on, not this one.
- Tough.

Katie. How are we today?

Feels a bit like a trick
question, I must say.

This is Whitney Rome. She's
joining us as a new associate.

And she has a child custody case,

as do you now. Play nice.

I need an office.

Hello. Welcome.

Yeah, I'm not feeling a connection here.

everything all right, Alan?

Guadalupe.

You still get afflicted
byord salad, I see.

as I remember, it's
brought on by anxiety.

I'm no psychologist,

but I believe the best way to
relieve anxiety is to talk about it.

Do we know the cause, Alan?

I... mm...

hate...

to... disappoint,

but...

whatever affect you have
on me isn't neurological.

I see your lips can certainly
form the words properly.

And that tongue of yours easily wraps
around the most challenging of syllables.

I think it's my favorite
part of that tongue,

actually, the way it wraps around...

syllables.

Nice try!

But I have noticed you've completely
lost the art of kissing softly.

Does it trouble you not
to be able to kiss softly?

Seems I'm wrong.

Seems so.

well, well, well.

Thank you, Alan,

for welcoming the new
employees with such open arms.

I just made another hire.

Wondering if I might ask clarence to
give her some administrative assistance.

Coleslaw.

All rise.

- Oh, great.
- what?

Not the judge we want.

this court is in session. The
honorable judge clark brown is sitting.

God bless the commonwealth
of Massachusetts.

How dare you?

How dare you sue the united
states military in a time of war?

I find this shocking.

Yes, not withstanding that
little nugget of objectivity,

might you consider recusing yourself
on the grounds that you're in shock?

first of all, this case
doesn't belong in a state court.

It's a question of federal jurisdiction.

And second, it doesn't
belong there either.

How well do you think
this war would go, counsel,

if every gay soldier decided to sue?

Uh, l let me guess. Less
well than it's going now?

Your honor, other gay soldiers are not
likely to sue since by coming forward,

they'd also be coming
out in the process,

possibly face dishonorable
discharge or even court-martial.

And as for jurisdiction, you are
right, we do belong in federal court,

but let's face it,

all the judges there
are federal appointees

and most of them are looking to move up,

and that'll never happen if they do anything
other than kick this case on its face.

W we stand a much better chance of
getting a fair hearing from a fair,

impartial, open-minded state
court judge, like yourself.

But given
your own--

oh,let's call
it baggage--

perhaps you should hand this ball off.

Why?

Okay.

You once sued a religious institution

because it failed to cure
you of your homosexuality.

I am not now nor have I ever been
a member of the homosexual party.

I admitted to having...

isolated, abhorrent, unnatural... urges.

I'll have you know I no longer do.

Oh, great. So you are cured.

I find card-carrying heterosexuals
with histories of abhorrent,

unnatural urges to be least
flexible on military issues.

I shall hear this case.

What?

I I thought you were
simply going to dismiss it.

Denied! I'm capable of
presiding here, and I shall.

Call your first witness.

Terrific.

We're winning so far... sort of.

Can you possibly imagine letting your
10-year-old child do battle with a 600-pound bull?

It's awful.

Jerry... I feel some
estrangement between you and I.

It's upsetting.

Could you look at me, Jerry?

Without the wooden cigarette, please.

When you asked me to dinner as colleagues,
were you asking me out on a date?

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

However our relationship evolves,
I pray it's always an honest one.

Were you asking me out on a date, Jerry?

Yes.

I'm enormously flattered by that.

It's a lucky woman who gets
to be involved with you.

And you don't feel nearly so lucky.

I've known you less than a month,

and I already feel that you and I could
grow into the very best of friends,

a friendship that runs deeper
than any've ever had with a lover.

Katie, it was wrong of me even to ask.

No, it wasn'T. You took a chance
with the noblest of motives.

You should feel anything b embarrassed.

Aside from being one of the kindest and
most intelligent men I've ever encountered,

I now know you to be a person with
impeccably good taste and high standards.

promise me you won't stop
being my friend, Jerry.

I could never.

As of the year 2005,

more than 10, 000 people were discharged
by the U. S. Military for homosexuality.

10, 000?

At a replacement cost of $364 million.

This at a time when recruitment standards
have been lowered to include the people

who have criminal backgrounds and
people who have medical issues.

Does that make sense?

May I ask, have you always
known that you were gay?

Well, I denied it to myself.

That's what my generation did.
We married, we had kids, denied.

But I'd have to say, yes,

I've always known it.

So for 30 years of military service,

during which time you won
all of those pretty ribbons--

I was homosexual. I was
queer, light in the loafers.

- Objection.
- Sustained.

You have to hide that part.

You have to change pronouns when
people ask you about relationships.

"He" becomes "she.

" "Don't ask, don't
tell" was a compromise.

It was supposed to allow gays
to serve without witch hunts.

Instead it'S...

institutionalized prejudice.

Did you, as a general,
enforce this policy?

I'm ashamed to admit I did.

In fact, you yourself discharged
soldiers because they were gay.

Because they were openly gay, yes.

And now when you get
fired, you want to sue.

Yes.

- You still married, sir?
- No.

She left after you
announced you were a gay.

Yes.

- Did you sue her?
- Objection.

A personal relationship in
part based on sexual attraction

is obviouslykewed by sexual orientation.

My job performance as a general is not.

you've gotta be kidding.

Your honor, the tape clearly proves
the young man was never in danger.

Never in danger?

He was being charged
by a 500-pound bull.

Kids engage in dangerous
sporting activities all the time.

10 year olds race down the side
of mountains at breakneck speeds.

We let them play football, where
they smash all kinds of bones.

And let's not even discuss ice hockey.

I think they bite.

I could be wrong.

Letting them play with bulls
seems to cross the line.

According to our
customs, but not mexico'S.

I'd like to hear from the boy.

Fine, talk to him,

but there's a reason why he's
sitting next to his father on this.

I'd like to hear from him
in my chambers, please.

I want to be satisfied
that he is not under

anybody's influence or
control while he's answering.

Would that be okay with you, counsel?

Why is she picking on me? You
see a big target on my forehead?

Yes, ma'am.

Word salad?

I thought I was over it.

Well, we never really know
ourselves, Alan, or our friends.

We think we do but...

well, I don't know this Fitz,

but, Denny, think of the
discrimination gays face.

We've gosenators running around proposing
constitutional amendments that prevent them

from enjoying the same
freedoms heterosexuals have,

never mind the proliferation of hate
crimes where they're routinely beaten up,

and multiply that bigotry
times 10,times 50--

that's what Fitz faced
while he was growing up.

Gibberish.

Sorry?

You're not speaking gibberish.

It only seems to come on
when Lorraine comes around,

which happens to be now, by the way.

Hello.

nipple.

break-dance.

Want to play elevator?

Whatever.

general Fitzgerald's career
has been one of distinction.

He was awarded the purple heart and
the bronze star, the soldier's medal.

He's received 11 decorations,
including the legion of merit.

He was a soldier's soldier.

Until he was tragically
struck down with gayness.

- Objection.
- Sustained.

He can be dismissed pursuant to the
1994 national defense authorization act.

- "Don't ask, don't tell.
- " Yes.

Which says that gays can only serve in the military
as long as they keep their sexual orientation private.

Yes.

And general Fitzgerald's offense was?

He told.

Thank you.

Oh, uh, congratulations, ms. Schmidt.

Why, you've just taken up a-an hour
of the court's time-- of-- of my time--

to establish something that was stipulated
to by both sides from the very beginning.

You know, you're really
taking the fun out of this.

These are veronicas.

And you end with a media-veronica.

That's very impressive.

Sometimes you begin
with a farol de rodillas.

The bull enters the
ring, he charges this way,

he's coming, and then...

domingo, do you ever get
scared when you're in there?

Sometimes, but I love it.

I've tried other sports--
football,baseball--

this is the only one
I love, and I'm good.

Again, your honor, I would urge
you not to impose our culture on--

counsel.

I don't really see this as
a culture war, but thank you.

You're a sage.

okay, that's not picking on me?

I'd like to hear from the father.

What about me?

Ms. Obisbo, as a mother, I totally
know where you're coming from.

Dad needs to step into the
witness chair, tomorrow.

You don't just hire people
unilaterally, Carl. We have--

she hired
herself.I just--

you signed off
without any--

Whitney Rome is a blue-chip attorney.

That is not the point.

What is, Shirley? You brought me
in here to help run litigation.

I made an executive decision.

You subordinated me. I don't
like being subordinated.

It's not what true partners do.

We still... talking professionally?

Well, o of course we're talking professionally.
What else would i be talking about?

Shirley, ever since I
suggested we move in together,

you've gone donald rumsfeld
on me, minus the charm.

you didn't "suggest"
we move in together.

You suggested i move in to your place.

I don't like being ahed.

You know what your problem is?

I thought I was perfect.

Besides that.

You've controlled every
man you've ever been with.

You said yourself, they've always made
you feel like their mother at times.

And yet, the idea of you being
controlled-- heaven forbid-- subordinated?

Is that what you think?

I think...

you are the most beautiful
woman I've ever known.

And I want to live together, wherever.

And if you get mommy pangs,
I'll let you spank me.

Denny...

we were just...

just...

not good.

Denny, the thing about shooting
him is you'll go to jail.

I don't care.

There's nothing on the
outside for me anymore.

You don't mean that.

I thought she still loved me.

She doesn'T.

Maybe Fitz does.

Not funny.

Shirley's the one for
me, Alan. She's the one.

Humperdinck.

I doubt if she'd let me.

I didn't want him to fight bulls.

I tried to encourage
him to play other sports.

Such as?

I got him a soccer ball.

But he glued horns on it and
stabbed it with a toy sword.

It was the same with baseball,
basketball, everything.

He only wants to fight the bulls.

But children want to do a lot of things
that aren't good for them, mr. Obisbo.

Bullfighting is a
tradition in my country.

I would have done it if I had the gift.

To climb in with that big bull stallion,

to have that big bull charge me...

just me and that stallion bull,

one time--
me...

and a big, horny bull.

God forgive me.

"Don't ask, don't tell" is a very considered
and thought-out policy, your honor.

One hatched not by dick cheney
or karl rove, by the way,

but by the clinton administration.

It doesn't target gays. It
doesn't say you can't be gay.

Just don't be open and notorious.

We do not need our military
compromised by unnecessary distractions.

And also, let's face it, the
army is concerned with image.

It has to be.

The rougand-tumble
soldiers,ready to do battle--

we seek to strike awe-- and yes, a little
fear-- into the hearts of our enemy.

So we have "don't ask, don't tell.

" Do we change this one
day? I don't know. Maybe.

But now? As a practical matter,

you do not challenge or change
military policy during a time of war.

You just don'T.

Yes,that works out to be extremely
practical for our presidential candidates

who don't want to go near the issue.

I was watching a debate-- there were at
least 12 candidates standing on stage--

not one dad challenge
"don't ask, don't tell.

" I-I guess politicians feel bigotry
can be ratified by a 59% approval rating,

but whether your name is
hillary, obama, rudy, mitt,

their message is all the
same-- "you want to be gay,

fine. But for god sake,
keep it to yourself.

" Aren't we a proud people?

Thank god for america,
holding out for real values,

while canada, england, australia,
israel welcome gays into their military.

In fact, every member of nato with the exception
of turkey say it's okay to be gay and in uniform.

But what do they know?

If you're going to impose
democracy across the world,

you've got to take a stand
against civil liberties.

I will not allow you to attack
the united states of america.

Why the hell not?

On this issue, we've taken
the decidedly low road.

We're not only tolerating intolerance,
we're codifying it into national policy.

How can we all not be ashamed?

Not evyone shares your point of view.

Clearly.

In fact, it's quite a popular prejudice.

We don't allow gays to marry, we
don't allow them to give blood,

we make it next to impossible
for them to get health insurance,

and how about the big national
tribute to Jerry falwell,

the man who blamed 9/11 on
god's wrath against homosexuals?

We give him a state funeral,
like he's a national hero?

This case is not about Jerry falwell.

It's not about discrimination
against gays in america.

It is about gays in the military,

a practical analysis in time
of war, and I will ask you...

to keep your remarks on point.

Okay.

Practically speaking,

this war isn't going well.

We keep saying we need
to send in more troops.

Well, judge, there are no more troops.

We've run through the national guard.

We're now tapping into
private security companies.

There are no more troops.

As a practical matter,

we have thrown 10, 000 good soldiers
out because they admitted being gay.

Do you know how desperately
the army could use those men?

As a practical matter,
this policy stinks.

As a moral one, I repeat, how can
every one of us not be ashamed?

And why the hell aren't you?

You didn't come to court.

I didn't feel like being a prop today.

Denny, you and I...do
you really think--

my loins still hunger for you.

I felt yours were still hot for me.

My loins cooled off in the '80s.

So you jump in the Sack with... Sack?

Do you love him?

I think I do.

do you love me?

I'll always love you.

But not that way.

I could be wrong, but you seem to
have no trouble feeding your loins.

I love you, Shirley. I'm
not ashamed to say it.

If you love me...

then you'll want me to be happy,

even if I'm not with you.

I don't love you that much.

Good night.

Uh, Shirley.

If you are happy...
I'm glad. I really am.

Thank you.

I've-- I've always
wanted your happiness.

Damn it! Denny!

I want you to be happy.

Oh, g--
good night.

This boy is 10 years old.

The physical danger speaks for itself.

Any time that domingo is in the ring,

he's always only an
instant away from death.

Moreover,you should
also consider this--

what kind of person is domingo becoming?

Where is the moral center of a child

who is taught that torturing and
slaughtering an animal is all right?

Best interest of the child,
that's your criterion.

His best interests
simply cannot be served

if he's allowed to engage
in a sport where winning

means torturing an innocent animal

and losing means either
catastrophic injury or death.

good morning, your honor.

Horrible business, this bullfighting.

It's a wonder that serious injuries
are relatively rare, which they are.

We have more catastrophic injuries
in this country from cheerleading.

In football-- the
american version--

there are 300,000 concussions each year,

and that's just measuring high
school and college students.

Studies now link these
concussions to lifelong depression.

I suppose we should ban football.

But, of course, we never will.

It's part of american
culture, as are firearms.

There are more guns in
american households than pets.

I must say, I don't
quite fathom that one.

But america began with the
shot heard round the world,

so I suppose guns are
simply part of its fabric.

In mexico, bullfighting
is part of the fabric.

It may seem barbaric to
ms. Zale or you or me,

but the european union did declare
bullfighting to be a protected activity

because it is part of the national
culture of certain countries.

Goya and picasso have
painted bullfights.

Lorca and hemingway
have written about them.

Bizet's "carmen" involves a bullfighter.

Almodovar's movies have dealt with them.

It's considered by many to be an art.

And domingo is very, very good at it.

I must say,as
a mother--

but your not this boy's
mother, your honor.

She is.

Yes,

what's to stop the next
mother from challenging custody

because dad takes johnny rock climbing

or hang gliding or
hunting or bull riding,

as they do in the west
sports can be dangerous.

The key is proper training, as
domingo has most certainly had here.

There's no evidence to suggest that Miguel Obisbo
has been anything other than a fit and loving father.

Courts have never decided custody based
on the sports that children engage in.

Do you really mean to open that door?

If the sport is barbaric and
lethal, I don't have a problem.

This isn't mexico, counsel.

This is america.

I bring my own values to the plate.

Yes, come from england.

There was a time when the
whole world belonged to us.

It took a while for us to make peace
with the idea that it didn't anymore,

and probably never did.

Lovely idea, I suppose, the thought of
imposing one's culture all over the globe.

I think the world once
belonged to america, too.

Or so you thought.

It really doesn'T.

When did the world
ever belong to england?

Denny, you can't just run off to nimmo
bay every time you get your heart broken.

Why not? I can't have Shirley,
I'll settle for a big fat chinook.

And by the way, I asked to humperdinck,

and she said she didn't know
what the hell I was talking about.

Neither did I, quite frankly.

Denny--

I'll get my waders.

May I talk to you? It's important.

Anything you have to say to me,
you can say in front of Denny.

We're married.

Fine, then.

Sit.

What's going on?

She said she wanted to tk.
That question requires me to.

Why have I occasioned the
relapse into word salad?

You haven'T. Spinach.

Clearly I make you uncomfortable.

You profess I even cause you to act
involuntarily, though I remain unconvinced,

and now the disorganized
spch patterns. What is it?

And don't say you don't
know. I suspect you do.

Oh, she's very strict.

I'd appreciate you
staying out of this, Denny.

Alan?

It's not you.

as one penis said to the other,

"you can just call me chubby.

" All rise.

This court is in session.

The honorable judge brown presiding.

My god. He got a bigger gavel.

I find the demeanor of ms.
Schmidt to be disgusting.

Attacking my country...

we americans do not get ashamed.

But I must admit,

there is no defensible rationale
for "don't ask, don't tell.

" There is no evidence that gay soldiers
might distract the heterosexual ones.

This isn't a bigotry supported
by any real pragmatic concerns.

This is 2007,

and we are still telling people that they
don't have the right to be who they really are?

It's shocking...
disgusting... abominable.

He threw in a new word.

I rule in fairness.

This man-- this man has served
for 30 years-- 30 years--

on tours of duty in bosnia and iraq.

He's been awarded almost
every medal of distinction,

and he's going to be
tossed because he's gay?

I hereby enjoin that discharge,

and I order the united states army
to leave this fine soldier... alone.

Adjourned.

Congratulations.

Thank you. Thank you so much, Shirley.

I'll bet you made your
grandson very proud.

Okay, call me a cultural
imperialist if you want,

but I think bullfighting
is a horrid sport.

And to let a 10 year old
do it seems beyond insane.

The truth is...

we cannot create risk-free environments
for our children, especially in sports.

The other truth is this
is not a judge's decision.

It's a parental one.

And as ms. Lloyd put
it, I'm not his mother.

The two of you need to come
together and figure this out.

There is no evidence that this man is
otherwise an unfit or unloving father.

I am leaving custody as is,

and I am throwing the ball back to you.

Mr. Obisbo...

I have to live with this decision...

so your son better.

Adjourned.

okay. Wait, wait, wa, wait.
Why are you hugging me?

I didn't do the closing. She
did. Hug her. Come back here.

okay, this is not a part of
my culture. I'm not a hugger.

I'm not a hugger! Oh, my god.

they won. Did you hear?

Shirley and Fitz.

So did katie and the new girl.

I thought katie was the new girl.

Oh, the newer one.

Oh. They defended the
sacred art of bullfighting.

Well, thank god.

how did you leave it with Fitz?

Mm. I congratulated him.

I told him I still
considered him a friend,

hoped that we could stay in touch.

Not, uh, "touch" touch.

you're homophobic, Denny. You
do know that about yourself?

I'll hit rehab on my
way back from nimmo bay.

What about you? What do
you know about yourself?

Lorraine was right on the money.

She affects you, not
just in an exciting way,

but a disturbing one.

I saw your face. What do you know?

when I was 14... my mother had a friend,

and she was...

very beautiful, like Lorraine.

Sometimes I would catch her...

looking at me.

I mowed her lawn.

On occasion, I'd peek
over her fence see her...

by the pool sunbathing, often naked.

I knew... she knew...

I saw.

Anyway, one day I was cutting her lawn.

It was miserably humid.

She invited me in for A...

glass of water.

She was wearing some kind of A...

halter top.

I was so... attracted.

She obviously knew that.

I finished my water and
handed her the glass,

and she took my hand...

and led me into the bedroom.

And then...

"the graduate" met the "summer of '42,

" and I was no longer a virgin.

oh, my god.

What a wonderful childhood you had.

I was 14, Denny. It was statutory rape.

You're the first person I've
ever told that to, Denny.

I actually feel...

unburdened?

Maybe.

It's good to be affected by women, Alan.

I've never seen you like this.

I think you should tell Lorraine
what you just shared with me.

Open up to her, Alan.

I promise I won't be jealous.

You really are an
extraordinary friend, Denny.

Everybody needs somebody.

Well, I've got you.

Damn right.

You know, when you were
telling the story, I...

pitched a fly rod right in my waders.

oh, here we go.

Well, I'm-- I'm
sharing with you, man.

The trouble with you is you don't
like to listen. I'm a good listener.

Tell me the story again.

Just forget it.

Your problem is you're selfish.

I tell you my stories.

I just told you mine. I just
don't feel like telling you twice.

Fine.

Thank you.

can I be there when you tell Lorraine?

Denny...

fine...

selfish.

I'll go to rehab. Funny.