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(Astrid):�I�know�you're�upset karate�starts
too�early�for�us�on�Saturday,
but�those�were some�very�big�feelings.
-�I'm�sorry.
-�You�don't�have�to�apologize for�having�feelings.
You�just�need to�make�better�choices
with�how�you�deal�with�them.
(Astrid):�Emotions.
We�all�have�'em, but�most�adults�have�strategies
and�mental�tools�to�handle�them.
(James):�Kids�feel a�lot�of�emotions,
but�they�don't�have�any�tools.
So,�you�have�to�be�the�tools.
-�Remember�your�strategies?
Wanna�try�screaming into�a�pillow?
(shrieks)
(phone�pinging�repeatedly) Close.
-�I�didn't�mean�to�interrupt, but�your�phone�is�blowing�up.
-�Oh,�my�God. Leonard�will�not�leave�me�alone.
This�man�has�no�boundaries.
I�swear�to�God, if�he�calls�me�again,
(phone�rings) I'm�gonna...
(Astrid):�We�don't�like to�expose�our�kids
to�our�own�emotional�turmoil.
Hi,�sweetheart.
So,�Mommy's�just�gonna�take a�quick�phone�call.�Okay?
Hello?
Leonard,�I'm�just�gonna put�you�on�hold�for�a�sec.
(shouts):�It's�never�enough!
(James):�But�somehow, they�can�sense�it.
(theme�music�plays)
-�It's�got�spirulina and�a�banana.
-�No. -�Yes,�of�course,
there's�a�banana. It's�a�superfood.
-�Excuse�me,�Leonard,�I--
-�And�about�a�cup�of�kefir before�the�spirulina.
-�So,�not�to�interrupt smoothie�small�talk,�heh,
but�I�have�an�actual work�question.
-�Of�course. What�is�it,�Astrid?
-�Uh,�well, our�polling�software
is�the�free�version�so�it's�slow and�it's...�it's�basic.
-�Ah. -�Hey,�I�think�that's�probably
mixed�at�this�point. -�Oh,�and�chia�seeds.
-�That's�what�it�is. (sighs)
-�So,�you�want�new�software.
-�No,�I�want�to�just�upgrade our�current�software.
Now,�it's�expensive, but�I--
-�Oh,�we�don't�do�expensive.
We're�trying�to�cut the�crap,�remember?
It's�the�slogan. -�Yeah,�and�this�would�uh,
actually�cut a�lot�of�the�crap�for�me.
Make�our�jobs�a�lot�easier. Right,�Jean-Luc?
-�Hmm?�Oh,�sorry, I�was�just�putting
the�smoothie�recipe�on�my�phone.
-�You�know�what�I'll�do?
I'll�consider�considering�it.
-�Okay.
-�You're�welcome.
(banging)
-�Hey.�You�ready? -�Hey,�yeah.
Hey,�come�on�over. Uh,�James,�this�is�Chris.
Chris,�James. (Chris):�Oh,�hi. Nice�to�meet�you.
-�Chris�is�gonna�be joining�us,�if�that's�okay.
-�Oh�sure,�yeah,�yeah. As�long�as�you�like�wings.
-�Oh,�Ennis�and�I�go�to�this Asian�fusion�sports�bar.
-�You're�gonna�love the�kimchi�nachos.
-�Uh...�yeah, I�don't�love�kimchi.
-�Oh,�they're�just�like regular�nachos.
-�Okay. -�The�exact�same,
just�kimchi�all�over�them. -�Yeah.
-�Look,�um,�just�as�long as�there's�a�Raptors�game
on�TV,�I'm�easy. I'm�good�to�go.
-�There�definitely�will�be.
Unlike�that�time�at�karaoke.
-�Yeah. (laughing)
Or�no,�more�like, "Hey,�get�off�there."
(both): "Or�I'm�crackin'�skulls!"
(laughs)
-�Get�off,�get�off�what?
I�wasn't,�okay,�what? What�happened?
-�We�were�on�something we�weren't�supposed�to�be
and�a�guy�threatened to�crack�our�skulls.
(Ennis�laughs)
-�Oh.�I�get�it�now.
How�do�you�two�know�each�other?
-�Oh,�we�met�while we�were�condo�shopping.
Chris�helped�me�move.
-�Yeah,�that's�right. How�do�you�know�Ennis?
-�How�do�I�know�Ennis? Uh,�let's�see.
Uh,�went�to�university together,�we�lived�together,
we�worked�together.
Got�really�into�assault for�five�years.
That's�a�mobile�app�game called�"Gods�of�Assault"
that�we�would�play. You�moved.
I�didn't,�why�didn't you�tell�me�you�moved?
Why�didn't-- (Chris�gasps�loudly)
-�Oh.�Hey,�hey,�you're�okay. You're�okay?
-�Yeah.�I'm�sorry.
(Ennis):�You�okay? (Chris):�Yeah.
(sighs) -�Chris�has�wake�apnea.
-�He-- -�Get�some�water.
-�It's�super�rare. It's�just�really�embarrassing.
(Ennis):�No,�it�isn't. No,�it�isn't.
I�told�you�this�in�Cancun. It�is�not�embarrassing.
-�Thanks,�man.�Thanks�a�lot. -�Right,�James?
-�Right.�It's�normal.
-�Hey,�we�better�go, like�right�now
if�we�wanna�get�a�table next�to�the�koi�pond.
(Ennis):�That�is�where you�wanna�sit.
(Chris):�Oh,�it's�a�must. -�Or�I'm�crackin'�skulls!
-�Yeah,�yeah. -�It's�a�different�guy.
-�No,�you�should've�been�there. It�was�awesome.
So,�his�name's�James? (Ennis):�Yeah,�James.
(Chris):�James,�okay.
-�This�Chris�guy is�something�else.
I�mean,�they�just�met, and�all�of�a�sudden,
him�and�Ennis�are�best�buds.
-�You're�cute when�you're�jealous.
-�I'm�very�cute and�I'm�not�jealous.
He�is�annoying.
(snorts) "I�have�wake�apnea."�What?
-�You�want�annoying?
Leonard�shushed�me with�his�hand.
-�Oh,�my�God. Is�he�still�alive?
-�He�lives.�For�now. -�Ooh.
Look,�they're�out�again. This�is�the�third�place�tonight.
What,�are�they�gonna rave�all�night?
-�James,�now�that�you�and�Ennis don't�see�each�other�every�day,
you�just�have�to�try�harder to�connect.
Relationships�take�work.
(groans) -�Yuck.
I�hate�working�on�relationships.
Not...�You're�my�fave.
This,�this�one is�a�labor�of�love.
-�Mm-hmm. -�There�we�go.
All�is�forgiven.
-�Ta-da!
-�You�brought�me�a�cheese�wheel. -�Mm-hmm.
-�How�did�you�know? -�It's�Altenburger�Ziegenkase.
I�bought�it�for�my�charcuterie circle�and�then�I�remembered,
I�can't�eat�soft�cheese.�Duh!
Oh,�this�baby�brain.
-�How�is�the�baby�doing?! -�Astrid,�no!
-�God,�that�felt�good.
Maybe�this�thing�could�double as�my�stress�ball.
-�You're�the�breadwinner�now, Astrid.
You�need�to�find a�healthy�outlet�for�your�anger
that�doesn't�involve my�prosthetic�belly.
-�Yeah,�I�am.�Stuffing�it�down with�"Attenborough�Zeitgeist."
-�I'm�serious.
Borrow�my�membership to�the�Oakwood�Spa.
Oh,�you'll�love�it. It's�dark.
And�everyone is�in�their�bathing�suits
sweating�out�their�negativity.
Do�the�guided�meditation where�you�look
deep�into�your�neighbor's�eyes and�you�just�breathe.
(meditative�music)
-�Yeah,�no�thanks.
That�sounds�like a�sex�cult�to�me.
I'm�gonna�stick�to�screaming into�a�pillow,�like�Viv.
-�Are�you�gonna�eat all�that�cheese?
-�What�are�you,�a�cop?
-�Oh,�my...God! -�James.�Did�you�hear?
Gero's�stock�is�tanking. They�laid�off�1,200�employees
last�quarter.�Good�thing we�got�off�that�train
before�it�jumped�the�tracks, hurled�into�the�ocean,
and�drowned�everybody�on�board.
-�Oh!
Good�to�see�you,�Marla.
-�Hey,�look�at�this�guy.
-�She's�in�a�good�mood. -�What�are�you�doin'�here?
What's�up? -�We�had�such�a�great�time
last�night,�I�thought�uh, you�know,�we�could�do�it�again.
-�Yeah,�me�too. You�mean�now?
You�wanna�hang�out�like,�now?
I�don't�think I�can�hang�out�now.
-�No.
What�about�Saturday? -�Oh,�let�me�check.
-�Yeah,�let's�check�schedules. -�Saturday.�I�cannot�Saturday.
I�have�a�date.
What�about�the�following Thursday?
-�Oh,�Astrid's�got�a�work�thing.
I�gotta�take�care�of�the�kids. -�Can�we�do�this�over�text?
-�Hmm,�no,�no. You�know�what's�good?
Tonight. That's�a�night,�right?
-�No,�I�can't�do�tonight. I�got�dodgeball.
We're�this�close to�the�playoffs
and�we're�already down�players�as�it�is.
-�Need�subs? -�Are�you�serious?
-�Of�course!
I've�always�got your�back,�buddy.
-�It's�just�that�you�once called�dodgeball
"dork�tag�for�sad�sacks."
(laughs) -�Classic�us.
Ribbing�each�other. Remembering�it�for�a�long�time.
-�Yeah. -�Oh�yeah.
(dance�music�playing)
(Felix):�Oh,�yeah,�yeah,�yeah. Ah-ah.�Oh,�oh.
-�Felix,�Mommy's�trying to�work�here.
Can�you�take that�dance�party�upstairs?
-�I�can't�hear my�music�upstairs.
(Astrid):�No�matter�how�much you�love�your�kids,
they�can�make�you lose�your�cool.
(James):�You�don't�wanna blow�up,
but�you�can�feel the�pressure�building.
(buzzer�sounding)
-�Stay�with�me you�fu-nky�machine.
-�Ooh,�that's�not�what you�were�going�to�say.
(fake�laughs)
(Astrid):�You�try�to�hold�it�in,
but�the�smallest, super�annoying�thing
might�make�you�explode.
Felix! I�asked�you�to�be�careful.
Don't�dance�by�my�desk.
-�Actually,�it's�the�dining�room table,�not�a�desk.
(alarm�blaring)
(James):�So,�you�gotta find�a�way�to�cool�down
before�things�go�nuclear.
(blaring�intensifies)
-�Hey,�Dawn,�it's�your sister�Astrid�Berney.
Hi.�I�was�just�wondering if�that�cult�sex�spa�offer
was�still�on�the�table�for�me?
-�It�just�sort�of occurred�to�me�that�like,
breakdancing�is�very�similar to�dodgeball.
-�Hey! Who's�ready�to�have�a�ball?
-�What�did�you�say? -�It's�a,�a�pun.�Never�mind.
People�don't�like�puns.
So,�I�was�trying�to�learn the,�um,�rules�to�this�game.
-�Uh,�this�is�James, by�the�way,�everybody.
-�Hi,�guys. -�Hey,�everybody,
your�sub�is�here. And�he�brought�subs.
-�Subs�from�the�sub. That�is�genius!�Yes!
(James):�Chris,�he's, he's�subbing�too?
-�Yeah,�yeah. We�had�another�guy�drop�out.
He's�wanted�to�play for�a�while�actually,�so--
-�Hey,�James,�heads-up.
-�But,�I�thought-- -�Amazing.
That�was�a�sick�throw,�bro.�See? Dude's�a�natural.
What�else�you�got�in�there? Let's�see�this.
-�Meatball�subs, we�got�turkey�subs,
we�got�all�of�the... all�the�types.
I�threw�the�meatball sub�over�there.
I�threw�the�meatball sub�over�there.
r):�Go!
-�Whoa,�whoa,�whoa.
-�Oh!
-�Hey,�don't�turn�your�back. James,�watch�out.
-�Oh.�Oh.
(shouting�indistinctly)
Go,�go,�go!
(both):�Yeah!
(Chris�grunts)
(shouting)
-�Very�nice,�very�nice, very�nice.
(buzzer�honks) (whistle�blowing)
-�Oh,�oh! (ball�thuds)
(grunting)
(Ennis�and�Chris�grunting) -�Very�nice.
(groaning)
(cheering)
-�That�is�so�good.
(grunting)
(grunting)
-�Uh,�oh!
-�Ah! -�We�won!
(buzzer�sounding)
We�won! -�Huh?
-�He�got�the�ball�before it�hit�the�ground.�We�win!
(team�cheering) -�We�won.
Is�that�what's�happening?
(Ennis):�Oh,�what�a�feeling.
Amazing! Astonishing�dodge�out�there.
Let's�go!
Oh,�we�did�it. Good�work!
-�We�gotta�go�celebrate,�right? -�You're�damn�right�we�do.
Holy�cow. -�Let's�go.
-�Oh,�do�you�wanna�go to�that�new�bar
by�our�condo�where the�inside�looks�exactly like�the�House�of�Commons?
-�Yes. -�Yeah!
-�That's�all�the�way across�town.
Is�there�anything�maybe�closer?
-�Oh.�I,�I�mean,�that's�okay.
We,�we�can�go�somewhere�closer. I�guess.
(Ennis):�Wanna�go�back to�that�kimchi�nacho�place?
-�You�know�what? It's�fine.
Yeah,�you�guys�go. -�You�sure?
-�Next�time. -�Next�time.�I�love�that.
Next�time,�man. -�Okay.
-�Yeah,�cool.
You�all�right?
-�Yeah. -�Okay,�great!
Oh,�man.
I�hope�they�still�have�wigs.
-�Oh,�my�God.
(rhythmic�music)
-�What's�going�on? -�Well,�I�was�thinking
about�your�little�outburst at�work�the�other�day.
-�That's�a�weird�way�to�say reasonable�work�request.
-�I�think�you're�right,�Astrid. You�need�a�boost�around�here.
So,�I�got�you�something. -�You�got�the�software.
That's�amazing. -�Even�better.
A�brand�new�espresso�machine.
So,�now�you'll�have the�energy�you�need
to�power�through�the�day. -�I�have�the�energy,�mostly.
(machine�hissing) What�I�don't�have
are�the�proper�tools to�do�my�job�when...
Can�that�wait?
-�You'll�have�to�tacit your�speech�for�a�moment.
I�can't�hear�you�over�the amazing�new�espresso�machine.
This�should�be�a�calm�workplace.
-�It's�dope,�isn't�it?
-�It�really�is�dope,�Jean-Luc.
(tense�music)
There�you�go,�Astrid.
Relax�and�have a�nice�drink,�Astrid.
And�enjoy. -�Thank�you,�Leonard.
For...
Thanks.
-�We�blew�Astrid�away. -�Yeah.
(Astrid):�You're�right,
Mommy�should�bite his�finger�right�off.
(growls)
-�What�do�you�even�do at�a�spa�anyway?
-�Uh,�you�just�lie there�quietly
and�sip�water with�cucumbers�in�it.
-�Sounds�boring. -�Yeah,�I�certainly�hope�so.
Um,�hey,�so�I�can�drop you�off�at�the�game,
but�I�don't�know�what�time I'll�be�finished,
so�can�you�catch�a�ride�home? -�Mm-hmm.�Sounds�fun.
-�No,�you're�obsessing about�Chris!
-�No,�that's,�I'm-- -�Give�me�this.
-�That's�a�research for�a�thing�I'm�researching.
-�Oh,�Chris�with�a�dog. Chris�in�front�of�the�CN�Tower.
Chris�spreading the�word�on�wake�apnea?
-�Am�I�crazy?�That's�not, that's�not�a�thing.�Right?
-�Stop�stalking and�start�talking.
It's�good�advice�because we're�grown-ups.
-�Hello,�hello.
-�Hello,�hello. -�Cutting�it�kinda�close,�Mom.
-�I�came�straight from�my�foraging�class.
You�want�on�time? Pay�for�a�babysitter.
Who�wants�to�eat�some of�the�stuff�I�found?
(Viv�shrieks)
-�Um,�tread�lightly. Viv�is�in�a�mood.
-�Mm-hmm.�She's�uh, still�angry�about�karate.
-�Good.�You�remember the�pharmacist
whose�cat�had�dementia and�no�tail?
Well,�she�never�got�mad.
And�then�one�day�she�was�stuck in�traffic�for�two�hours.
Died�of�an�aneurysm.
The�point�is,�it's�healthy to�express�emotions.
-�Okay,�well,�make�sure�Viv doesn't�express�emotions
on�anything�breakable like�uh,�I�don't�know,
the�lamp�or�Morris.
-�Oh.�Oh.
Oh,�my�God. Who�am�I�kidding?
Ew.
(door�closes)
-�What�time is�your�cult�massage?
-�It's�not�for�another�hour.
Can�I�uh, watch�you�play�a�sport?
-�Ooh,�James.
James'�wife.
Guess�you�heard�how�great we�are�and�came�to�watch?
-�Hi,�my�name�is�Astrid.
-�Hey,�uh,�so�this is�a�strange�one.
The�Young�and�the�Breathless don't�have�enough�players
to�field�a�whole�team. Two�of�them�just�dropped�out
so�that�means�that�they�forfeit and�we're�in�the�finals.
-�What? Are�you�kidding�me?
-�It's�kind�of anticlimactic�but--
-�James,�you�made�it to�the�finals
without�hitting a�single�opponent.
That's...�that's�honestly�crazy. -�Well.
-�Well,�it's�not�really�crazy-- -�No,�no.
No,�no,�it�is.�Trust�me.
(tense�music)
(espresso�machine�hissing)
(indistinct�chatter)
(Chris):�What?�What�happened?
(buzzer�sounding)
-�Did�the�Young�and the�Breathless�need�a�sub?
-�Whoo,�I�think�they�need�two.
-�Hey,�Ennis,�you�didn't make�the�finals�yet.
'Cause�the�Young�and�the Breathless,�ooh,�they've�got...
(James):�Here,�I�got�you, I�can�help�you.
Sorry,�I�think�it's�your�ring. Your�ring.
-�The�Young�and�the�Breathless have�got�a�full�team.
(players):�No�way?!�Alright! Come�on!�Yes!
(cheering)
-�You�ready�for�this?
-�You�have�no�idea.
(whistle�blowing)
(Astrid�screams)
(heavy�metal�music)
(screaming)
(grunting) -�Oh,�nice.
-�Give�me�that.
(shouting)
You�are�out! (laughing)
(buzzer�sounding)
(grunting)
(Ennis):�Nice�deflection.
(laughing)
(buzzer�sounding)
(buzzer�sounding) -�Die!
(buzzer�sounding) (Astrid�growling)
You're�out! -�Oh!�Come�on!
-�Whoa!�No,�hey,�hey! He's�out!
Ref,�come�on! -�Not�fast�enough.
(buzzer�sounding) (Ennis):�We're�tied�up
and�it's�just�the�four�of�us. (Chris):�How�poetic.
(Ennis):�I�wouldn't.
You�know,�it�didn't�have to�be�like�this,�James.
You�could�be�winning with�us�right�now.
-�I�like�this�team�better.
Gonna�hold�that�ball all�day,�Ennis?
Come�on. Which�one�of�us�you�gonna�tag?
-�You�know�what?
Maybe�I'm�gonna�tag...�nobody.
(Chris�gasps) Chris!
(grunting)
-�Yes! -�He�has�wake�apnea!
(laughing)
-�I'm�so�embarrassed. -�No,�no.
It's�not�embarrassing.
-�Chris�is�out.
No!
-�Yes!
-�No!
-�Oh!�James!
Is...�is�Ennis�out?
Did�we�just�win?
(whistle�blowing)
(buzzer�sounding)
-�We�won.�Ha! You�were�amazing.
-�Yeah!
(laughing)
(cheering)
(Chris):�That�was�so�fun.
-�I�don't�know if�I�would�call�that�fun.
-�Oh,�no,�that�was�awesome. I'm�gonna�play�next�year.
(Ennis):�Yeah,�yeah, that's�great.
Yeah,�yeah.
I'll,�I'll�meet�ya�down�there.
-�Okay.�Yeah. Meet�ya�down�there.
-�What�the�hell�was�that?
We're�about�to�make our�first�finals,�ever,
as�a�team,�and�you�ruined�it!
-�Oh,�you�don't�like�it when�somebody�takes�something
that's�really�important to�you�and�then�destroys�it?
-�No!�Is�that�not�clear?
-�You�moved�and you�didn't�even�tell�me.
I�don't�know where�you�live�anymore.
-�I�moved?�You�want�me to�show�you�on�a�map?
I�can�airdrop�you�the�details. Is�that�what�this�is�about?
-�You�don't�even�remember playing�Gods�of�Assault�with�me?
-�Holy! -�We�would�assault�so�hard!
And�now,�I�never�hear�from�you
because�you're�busy Cancun-ing�with�Chris.
-�You�never�hear�from�me? You�got�married.
And�then�you�disappeared. And�then�you�went
and�made�three�brand�new best�friends.
-�You�mean�my�kids? -�See?
You�can't�help but�throw�'em�in�my�face.
Would�it�kill�you�to�make�me your,�your�home�screen�wallpaper
once�in�a�while?
-�I'm�trapped�at�home all�day,�every�day.
I�can't�get�a�new�job.
I'm�feeling�just a�little�left�behind.
I�think,�I�dunno,�I�miss�you.
(gentle�music�plays)
-�I�miss�you,�too.
But�you�can't�get�mad when�I�make�new�friends.
I�mean,�I'm�extremely�charming and�charismatic,
and�I�have�hypnotic�eyes and�Seussian�curls.
-�You�are�very�popular. (sighing)
-�But�I�can't�make another�old�friend.
Those�are�the�best kind�of�friends�there�are.
(door�opens�and�closes)
Come�here,�you.
(laughing)
(Astrid):�Oh-ho!
Caught�you�losers sharing�your�feelings.
-�What?�So?
-�Don't�you�have�a�massage you�have�to�go�to?
-�No,�I�don't�need�that�trash.
Crushing�your�team is�the�only�massage�I�need.
(clicks�tongue)
You�know!
(Viv�shrieking)
Good�grip�on�ya.�Okay.
-�The�pillows�aren't�working. -�Yeah.
I�think�you�need a�constructive�way
to�get�all�your�feelings�out.
Like,�like�whipping�a�ball at�someone
or�kicking�the�crap outta�something.
-�You�said�a�toilet�word. -�I�did.
How�would�you�like to�go�back�to�karate?
-�But�you�said�the�Berneys don't�get�up�early�on�Saturdays.
-�They�don't. But�Nanimas�do.
What�do�you�say?
-�I�say,�yes!
-�Yes!
(Astrid):�Emotions�can�be overwhelming�for�kids.
Happiness,�anger,�fear,�they experience�them�all�so�fully.
(James):�Navigating those�feelings
can�be�complicated�and�scary, not�just�for�kids,�for�everyone.
(Astrid):�But�we've�learned something�from�our�kids.
(James):�How�to�cheat at�Go�Fish.
(Astrid):�James,�oh,�my�God, get�over�it!
(James):�I�want�to.�Help�me.
(Astrid):�Yes. We've�learned�it's�important
to�feel�your�feelings.
And�share�them with�the�ones�you�love.
(cheering)
(ukulele�strums)
(ukulele�strums)
(upbeat�disco�music�plays)
-�Ha!
Hoo!
Hoo!
-�Mom,�I'm�trying to�do�homework.
-�Sorry.�Sorry.�So�sorry.
-�I'm�trying�to�do�homework. I�already�told�you.
-�So�sorry. Yes,�please�focus.
-�Okay,�we�get�it.
I�was�bugging�you. We�know.
But�come�on,�I'm�trying to�do�homework.
-�Just�dancin'. Having�a�good�time.
(rhythmic�music)
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