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Previously on lipstick jungle...

Sorry to break
the news to you,

but your husband is no longer
with you.

So you might as well
just step aside

while you still have
some dignity.

What do you want
from me?

A business relationship.

Nothing more.

I'm so sorry
for your loss, Nico.

Hey.

Hey, where we having lunch
today?

You pick.

Has enough time passed
for me to wear something

besides black?

Well, if it's solid, yes. If it's print, no.

Wear Navy.
Navy's good.

It says I'm getting back
on my feet,

but I'm still solemn.

Can't I just wear a sign?

I don't know how to do this.

Nico, remember what I said?

One foot
in front of the other.

Now what about lunch?

Wendy, we've had every meal together this week.

I can hear you chew
in my sleep.

Oh, and don't forget.

We've got victory's
jewelry thing tomorrow.

What is this thing anyway?

It's like a tupperware party
with bling.

Her publicist cooked it up
so that she can schmooze.

Do you eat tacos?

They're serving tacos?

No, Shane is tonight.
Can you come?

Wendy, really,
I'm okay.

I know you are.

I'll see you at lunch.

What about Brazilian cherry?

It'd be nice
for the floors.

Counters too.

Well, actually, how much
would that cost because i--

didn't I do a ceiling
for you in Brazilian cherry?

Or was that teak?

Teak.
St. Bart's.

Really, I'd like to avoid
all of the high-end--

how about bamboo,
honey-colored?

Has its pluses
and minuses.

Well, i-I'm allergic
to honey.

And--and bees.
Bamboo's flexible.

The average is
the aliens took over my body.

You can use it
with metal, a wall of water--

my lips, they just swell up
like basketballs.

Well, if money's
no object--

actually, money is
an object.

And by the way,
I'm not,

so a little eye contact
once in a while, please.

Let's pick this up later,
shall we?

And remind me,

I have some thoughts
I want to run by you

about upstairs.

And I have some thoughts
on his thoughts.

Thank you, Mr. Bennett.
I'll e-mail you the estimate.

Great.
Miss.

Don't be so testy.

He's used to me making
all the decisions.

It's not his fault.

Yeah, I know.
It's yours.

And I told you,
I am not renting--

watch your head.

Rent the second floor,
only this one.

Live large, victory.
Plan for success.

You're gonna have
the crew here already.

You can amortize
your cost.

I will consider
taking on more space

when I get out
from under you.

Oh, don't even.

You know what I mean.

And plus, how am I supposed
to do that

when you bring me
the most expensive contractor

on the east coast?

Good, fast, or cheap.
You can't have all three.

Why are you writing
on my store?

I assume you want
the work to be good.

And that you want it fast.
Correct?

Yes, so, so what?

Then it is not going
to be cheap.

Now you can get it
good and cheap,

but it won't be fast.

Or you can get it fast and
cheap, but it won't be good.

I can't believe
I used to have sex with you.

You did.

And it was neither fast
nor cheap.

Huh.

I'll have ellyn
set up meetings

with other contractors.

Stop trying to make excuses
to see me.

Don't flatter yourself.

Whoa. sexy, but ouch.

Yeah, that's gotta hurt.

I guess it gives her baby
something to look at

when she's feeding.

Racy stuff.
Hector sign off on that cover?

No, he signed off
on me signing off.

He must be planning on staying
in Hong Kong for a while.

Seems to me
he's grooming someone

to take over.

May I help you?

She knows
who I am.

We need to talk.

All right, where are we
with the co-op board?

I'm meeting with the Dakota's
board president tomorrow.

Excellent. Okay.

Phil, how's Lucy behaving?

You mean our very own

"yoko oh-no".

Allergic to wool,

won't wear leather,
stripes make her look fat,

high heels give her bunions.

Other than that,
a delight.

Okay, and Noah,
how is our star?

He's been a no-show.

What are you talking about?

Made and broke
three appointments

for fittings.

And Leslie said
he blew off the wig meeting.

Uh-oh, this is right out

of the "hooked on meth"
playbook.

Stop.
That was six years ago.

This is as much Noah's project
as it is ours.

I'm sure there's a legitimate
reason for his not showing up.

Yeah, it's called
unconscious.

I'll call the agent.
No.

You won't.
I'll call Noah directly.

Now let's talk about
how you're gonna make winnipeg

look like liverpool.

He had a brown sweater.

V-neck.

I want it.

I gave it to him
for Christmas last year.

How touching.

Is this why you came
up here?

You should know
that I have every right

to be taken care of

like I have been
in a manner appropriate

to my condition.

Don't tell me.

Your roommate's pre-law.

This is Charles's baby,
and he made sure

that I was taken care of.

My expenses,
medical bills, food.

His estate
hasn't been settled yet.

But I'm sure that your child
will be taken care of

in a manner appropriate

to the legal interpretation
of his will.

I can't wait for that.

I need the money
now.

I am asking you
to do the honorable thing.

What do you know
about honor?

Well,
for starters,

it doesn't involve you
acting all righteous

and noble when you were
in bed with your boy toy.

Is this where I'm supposed
to get out my checkbook?

You can leave now.

If that's how you want
to play it.

I'll tell you
how I'm gonna play it.

I'm gonna ask my pit bull lawyer
not to treat you

like a meat-flavored chew toy

so that you can get back to your
ugg boots and ramen noodles,

and we can pretend
we never had this conversation.

Is that honorable enough
for you?

Just because Charles is gone
doesn't mean I am.

I am not going anywhere.

* read my lips *

* be all that you can be *

* make a difference *

* give your dreams to me *

* no time for sleeping *

* there's too much to do *

* don't you forget that *

* we do what we want to do *

* let's get nuts *

* let's make some money *

* ooh, ooh *

* take your shirt off,
honey *

* let's freak out *

* ooh, ooh *

* work the summertime *

* read my lips *

Uh.

Roy.

I'm at the address
that you gave me,

but clearly it's the wrong place

because generally speaking,

meetings with cosmetics
companies don't take place

in buildings
where there's graffiti

where the door should be,
so call me back.

Where are you?
Hurry.

Hey, look out! Head's up!

You okay?

Uh, uh-huh.

Nice move.

I'm victory.

Rodrigo.

You look
a little lost.

Yes, and late,
and--and probably losing

a licensing deal
as we speak, but...

What wood is that?

That is gorgeous.

Well, that's just bamboo.

It was gonna get scrapped,
but now I'll strip it,

refinish it,
and use it on a job.

Not too pricy,
save a few trees.

Do you work a lot
with reclaimed materials?

Yeah, last year I recycled
the floor

from an old school gym,

put the planks
in the bathroom,

and the free throw line
right in front of the toilet.

I like
the unexpected.

Yeah, me too.

Oh, sorry,
excuse me.

Roy.

Are you at 325 west 23rd?

You wrote 523.

Oh!
No, I'm so sorry.

Where's my brain?

I-I'm gonna tell 'em you'll be
over in just two shakes.

Okay?

No, just give me the number.
I'll do it.

Thank you.

Your lawyer.

He's on line two.

Thanks.

Hello.

Hey.

Well, as a precaution.

She got past security,
came into my office unannounced,

demanded money.

Well, a restraining order
to start.

I don't want
to see her again.

Well, I was thinking
something more floral.

Yes, I would love, love
to meet them.

Sounds perfect.

Okay, bye.

Here you go.

Thank you.

I'm, uh, trying to get
a fragrance line together.

How do you even begin to decide
on a signature scent?

Well, just don't go
for something

that smells like that.

Mm.

God, this is good.

And fast and cheap.
Ha.

So you're a busy lady.

Perfume line.
Store.

Yeah, I'm starting to miss
the old days, you know.

Where clients would come up
to my fifth floor walk-up

and I'd sketch something
right on the spot.

And then I'd bartend
for a week

just to afford
a bolt of fabric.

Wait.

What if--

excuse me.

In your store you put
a work station

right in the center?

It'd be like the beating heart
of your business

right there on premises.

I love that.

Not that you asked
for any ideas.

No, no, I'm asking,
I'm asking.

That is...

You know, it just so happens
that I'm in the market

for a contractor.

I think I just offered you
a job.

Hey.

I did everything I could
to keep myself

from coming over here.

How'd that work out
for ya?

I was really hoping

to see you tonight
at my show.

Hey.

You okay?

I--

I'm cutting onions.
Yeah, I'm making soup.

Sorry.

You want some help?

* *

* *

hey. Hey, you. Hi.

Hi.

Oh, hey.

I was beginning to think

that you weren't
gonna show up.

Oh, yeah,
I know.

Things have been
a little crazy.

So, how you doing?

Huh?

You look...

Like something you scrape
off your shoe?

Yeah, I know.

Eh.

Lots of stress.
Not a lot of sleep.

So what are we drinking,
huh?

Well, I'm drinking beer.

You might want
to try some coffee.

What's going on,
Noah?

You're blowing off
meetings,

costume fittings.

Is everything okay
with you and Lily?

Yeah, Lily's great.

Then what's the problem?

I can't do it.

You can't do it?

What the hell
are you talking about?

We're at the starting line,
Noah.

You sat in my office

and said you were born
to play this part.

What changed?

If it's the same problem

as the past...

We can deal
with it.

Look, just--just find
somebody else to play the part.

Okay?

Is there
a waiter here?

I need a drink.

No, this is what
we're gonna do.

I'm gonna push production
two months.

I'll get the studio
to eat the cost.

You are gonna get yourself
into rehab.

Get a sponsor,
get a trainer, get religion.

I don't care what it takes.
Just get clean.

I need you
to start caring.

I do care.

Really?

Then when do I start
to notice?

They rationing coffee
at the office?

No, this is
for the cab ride.

I didn't sleep.

You don't think
I'm making a mistake, do you?

Are we talking
about Noah?

I should make a list
of other actors.

You know, this movie is
very important to Hector.

He's already making space
on his shelf for the awards.

Oh, sweetie.

You gave Noah
a reality check,

you gave him a swift kick
in the bollocks,

and you know,
he's got two months

to get his act together.

Yeah, but there's no guarantee
he will.

I don't even know
what he's on.

Why don't you ask him?
We're good friends.

We went to his wedding.

I guess part of me just doesn't want to know.

The truth is,
I want to help him.

Yeah, well, then I think
you should trust your gut.

Noah wants this project
as badly as you do.

Okay?

Come on.

He was apologetic
about the fittings.

He just doesn't feel like
he looks his best.

You know,
that in-between film pudge.

Pudge.
Oh, that's not meth.

Is he on downers?

No, he's on a treadmill.

Sal, can we just deal with our
production schedule, please?

I told him
we'd push eight weeks.

Wendy, we can do
whatever you want, all right,

but if he's not being honest
with you or you with me...

He is.

At least have him pee
in a cup.

His insurance paperwork
isn't done yet,

and business affairs is
breathing down my neck.

* *

why are you hosting this
again?

Oh, the rep
that Dahlia hooked me up with

is all about me networking
and adding jewelry to my line.

Well, I'd like to add this
to my line.

What do you think?
Too much?

Hmm.
Wendy?

Mm.

Oh, yeah, cute.

Hey, I think these would be
gorgeous on you.

Ooh. Pass.

You can't pay for private school
with those.

Yes, but you can make them
jealous

at the parent conference.

Oh, come on.
Live a little.

Treat yourself.

You can't take it with you,
but if you could,

this is what you'd want
to be buried in.

I'm sorry.

No.
Don't be.

And god knows,
Charles was picking out rings.

They just weren't for me.

And if that little preppy whore

is going after his estate,

I might as well spend
what I can while I can.

I'm gonna get that ring,

a big fat necklace to match,
and two of those.

Should you really be spending
so much during this time?

I know the four stages, wen.

I've been through anger,
I'm intimate with denial,

and now I'd like
to bargain.

Do you think she'll take less
for this?

Okay, what's going on?

Is this the grief talking?

Hon, I lost my husband
way before he died.

Kirby came over
last night.

Did she just say--
mm-hmm.

Don't worry.
Nothing happened.

We made soup.

And licked it
off each other?

No, it wasn't
like that.

We cooked, we ate,
we talked.

It was kinda like
a first date.

That sounds sweet.

And insane.

Are you ready
to be jumping--

who's jumping?
I'm inching.

Toward?

I don't know.

A second date,
maybe?

But for once
in my life,

I'm trying to keep it
simple.

One step at a time.

Well, good for you.

What?

She can't wear
all this jewelry

sitting home,
watching the biggest loser.

Sounds like someone's driving
without the brakes.

Gun it.
Mm.

What is this?

Security cameras.

It's wise to keep
an eye on the help.

Oh, for god's sake.

All this because--
because I hired a contractor

without you vetting him
up, down, and sideways?

I'm a cautious man.

Excuse me.

Bad placement there.

Hey.
Hi.

How are you doing?
Good.

So who's uh?

That is my not-so-silent
partner.

Listen, I was wondering
at what time

you go to bed at night.

Um...i, well,
when I'm tired, I guess, why?

There's this flea market
I go to.

Lots of vintage fixtures,

things you don't really find
anywhere else.

Oh.

Thing is that they start
unloading at midnight.

That's when all the good stuff
gets grabbed up.

I was just wondering
if you wanted to come.

I'll be sure
to caffeinate accordingly.

Good.

Okay.

Rummaging
for used drawer handles

in the middle of the night.

Living the dream.

Look at you.

Okay,
so as it turns out,

tonight is swap-apalooza.

Is that the artist formerly
known as Sara bareilles?

I thought that's who
we were seeing.

Yeah, it is,
but it's also a swap night.

Ooh, what are we swapping?

Your clothes.
You've never been?

Okay, when the gong sounds,
you've gotta take something off

and trade it
for something else,

and p.S., that belt
is so cute.

You like my choker?

Text me
when you get inside.

That's okay.
I'm good.

You know what?
We don't have to stay.

We can just grab a cab
right now.

No. No, no.

No, it's--it's cool,

but this, uh, this really isn't
your scene.

Wait, I want to stay.

I don't know
what my scene is anymore.

You sure?

* *

I should have worn cutoffs
instead of couture.

You--your cutoffs
are couture.

Hurry up. Otherwise, we're gonna
get stuck with crap.

Does it matter?
Yes.

All right.
Lose the pants.

Damn, you can take the girl
out the boardroom

but you can't take
the boardroom out of the girl.

Stop talking.
Start stripping.

Oh, oh, look,
skanky girl got my belt.

* *

why do they let you in here
if you don't have a stall?

Well, what can I say?
I'm cool like that.

And I've bought stuff
from pretty much every vendor.

Oh, check these out.

They have a pair.

What do you think?

These would look great
in the dressing rooms.

Ooh, I love it.

When is this from
do you think?

I don't know.
'30s, maybe '40s.

Oh, if this doorknob
could talk.

Well, that would be
disturbing.

No, I'm serious.

Okay, picture it.

It's 1943, east village,
before it was crate & barreled.

Dead of night.
Everything's quiet.

Even the cat's asleep.

And there's a hand
on the doorknob.

That knob.

And it turns gently,
and it's a young g.I.,

and he's been released
from the marines,

and he's home to surprise
his wife.

Is he injured?

A little bit of a limp,
but it's no big deal.

So he's trying
to be quiet,

but the wife,
she senses something,

and she wakes up,
and she sees him,

and she thinks she's dreaming
until he says,

"hello, my love.
I'm home."

And she flings herself
into his arms

and--

oh, my god!
That lamp, it's perfect.

I want it.
Go get it.

* I do it for love *

* love, love *

* love *

* I do it for love *

* love, love *

* love *

* there'll be girls
across the nation *

nice duds, mork.

* but could you bottle it up *

* and get down
to the heart of it *

* no, it's my heart *

* you're shut out
of your luck *

* don't make me
tell you again *

* my love, love, love *

* love *

* love, love, love *

* love *

* I am aiming to be somebody
that somebody trusts *

* with her delicate soul *

* I don't claim to know much *

* except as soon
as you start *

* to make room
for the parts *

* that aren't you,
it gets harder *

* to bloom in a garden
of love *

* love, love, love *

* love, love, love, love *

* only thing
I ever could need *

* only one good thing
worth trying to be *

* and it's love *

* love, love, love *

* love *

* I do it for love *

* love, love,
love, love, love *

* started as a flicker *

* meant to be a flame *

* skin has gotten thicker *

* but it burns the same *

* still a baby in a cradle *

* got to take my first fall *

* baby's gettin' next
to nowhere *

* with her back
against the wall *

* you meant to make me happy *

* make me sad *

* want to make it better
better so bad *

* save your resolutions
for your never-new year *

* there is only one solution
I can see here *

* love, you're all
I ever could need *

* only one good thing
worth trying to be *

* and it's love, love,
love, love *

* love *

* I do it for love *

* oh *

Noah Mason's wife is here.

She didn't have an appointment.

Oh, well, sure.
Show her in.

Hi.

Hi.

Are you sure it's--

oh, come on, please, come in.

I'm just so happy
to see you.

How's Shane?

Good.
Really good.

He was so funny that night
we all went out

to that Ethiopian restaurant.

Well, he hasn't used utensils
since,

so, thank you.

Hey, what's up?
Go ahead and sit down.

So, um, I didn't tell Noah

that I was coming here
to see you.

He told me about your meeting
the other night.

Oh, yeah, I just hope
that he knew

where I was coming from.

You know,
I've got to wear two hats.

He's my friend,
but he's also

a valuable asset
to this studio.

More than anything, I think
he's stepping in his own dream.

He's not on those kinds
of drugs, Wendy.

It's chemotherapy.

What?

He has a brain tumor.

I can give you all the medical,
technical terms,

but whatever they call it,
it's--it's not good.

Did they find this
early enough?

It doesn't matter.

It's inoperable.

But they did tell us

that it won't get terrible
right away.

He'll have
some good months.

But then, the most
we can really hope for

is maybe a year,
maybe a year and a half.

Lily, I am so sorry.

After the diagnosis

and we were going home
in the cab,

the first thing
that Noah said to me was,

"I don't care
what happens,

but I'm playing John Lennon
before I die."

And I got
so mad at him.

Lily, don't even think
about that.

The movie is not important.

Yes, it is.

I was wrong.

I realize that now--

that the only thing
that's keeping him going

is this project.

Lily, if he's that sick...

He can do it now.

I don't even know
if I could.

There's insurance issues.

There's gotta be
a way around that.

Wendy, please.

Please don't let him
lose this too.

Hey, Roy,
what's up?

Uh, your 2:00 fitting
with Liv Tyler

just got pushed
to tomorrow.

I didn't know I had
a fitting with Liv Tyler.

Yeah, Dahlia set it up.

I'm sure I put it
in your book.

Yeah, you didn't.

Roy, you really need
to get on top of things.

Uhh, yes, ma'am.
I will do.

Something is going on with Roy.

Girl trouble,
maybe?

Or boy.

You don't know?

You work side by side
with him, ten hours a day.

Well, he was seeing someone
named Chris,

but he's not so big
on the pronoun.

Plus, we're usually just talking
about my romantic life.

When I had one.

I think I have one.

Excuse me.
Did I miss a chapter? With who?

With my contractor.

Rodrigo.

Mike harness is holding
for you.

Yeah, let him hold.
Go on.

Okay, we started out

in a middle-of-the-night
flea market.

And then we had omelets
at this funky old bar.

Was it a date?

Eh.

Date-adjacent?

I don't know.

Maybe he was just being nice
to the boss.

Vic, get some radar,
and stop being so discreet.

I'm from Ohio.

Out on a second date.
All right, ask Mr. Goodwrench

I'm not even sure
if it was a date.

I'm still trying
to figure it out.

Don't figure out,
and don't do one of those things

where you replay every moment
in your head,

analyzing every word
you said to him,

watching you and him like you're
in some kind of movie.

Yeah, you're right.

You're right.

That's pathetic.

Yeah.

Hey.
Hey.

Uh, everyone's
in the conference room.

I just need a minute.
I'll meet you there.

You okay?

Yeah, fine.

I'll meet you there.

Stop it.
What are you doing?

Stop.
God, you are beautiful.

Hi.
How are you holding up?

Oh, god, I got home,

I pulled off my newly-acquired
leopard stilettos,

and did a face-plant
into bed.

I have not been myself
today.

Well, you weren't really
yourself last night either.

Yeah,
thanks for that.

Mm.

Ooh, before I forget,

I have something in here
for you.

A special delivery.

Ta da.

How did you track
that girl down?

She's still at the club,
actually trying

to knock a leather bra down
off the rafters.

That club was insane.

Yeah, so you up for a wild night
out in red hook?

This old pet shop
that they turned into a bar,

it is supposed to be
ridiculously fun.

I don't know.

Look, after last night,
I think I need a night off.

Look, don't let me stop you.

You're only 26 once.

Unless you're me, and you missed
it the first time.

Where were you?

Mm. Married.

To my professor.

Look, if your--
if your husband

took those years
away from you,

I'm more than happy
to give 'em back.

I could get used to watching you
dance in your underwear.

He didn't take them
away from me.

I mean, I willingly gave
them up.

I just sort of jumped
into my 30s

hosting dinner parties

for the comparative literature
department.

I'm just starting
to realize

how much I gave up
to be with him.

And I don't think
I'm the only one.

What are you watching?

I've officially gone
off the deep end.

Truth?

I'm watching video

from the store's
security cameras

to see if maybe
a boy likes me.

There--there are cameras
in the store?

Wait, who's that?

That's you.

In your underwear.

Washing your hair
in a bucket.

I'll--I'll stay on
as long as you need me

till you find
my replacement.

I'm not gonna fire you.

Why are you washing your hair
in a bucket?

Miss Ford,
my job is to take care of you,

not to tell you
my troubles. Roy.

You're gonna think
less of me.

I can't think less
of you.

You've smelled like
mop & glo for a week.

I've been evicted
from my place.

I've been sleeping
at your new store

pretty much
since you signed the lease.

What?
Evicted?

Wh-hh-how?

It's not like you throw
loud parties.

No, but they kinda hate it
when you don't pay the rent.

I'm broke.

Am I not paying you
enough?

No, no, no.

You pay me fine.

Chris and I
are over.

Oh, god, Roy, I'm so sorry
about you and Chris.

Don't be.

Turns out Chris is
a pathological liar.

Here I think
I found my other half,

we move in together,
it's working great

till I find out that Chris
emptied my savings account,

ran up my visa,
ran up my mastercard,

and then just ran.

Oh, my god.

Well, where did, um,
did Chris run to?

Fort Lauderdale.

Hope "grandma" survived
the surgery.

Okay, I'm such a dumb ass.

No, stop,
don't say that.

You're not.

We're gonna figure this out
together,

and I'm not rolling in it,
but I want to help.

No, I cannot expect you to--

Roy, our job is to take care
of each other.

Okay?

I mean, god knows
you're not the first person

to fall for the wrong g--
person.

You're gonna be okay.

I know.

The weird thing is,
I still miss him.

Yeah.

Of course, you--
you miss him.

What's this?

There's a check in there
to help you for now.

Plus some cash
for cab fare

and prenatal vitamins
and healthy food.

I also put the number down
for my ob-gyn.

She's the best.
Dr. Fuller.

And I set up a trust
for the baby.

Beyond what's required
by law.

Why?

Why would you--

because you're 22.

And I realize

that we have a lot more
in common than I thought.

You think I could come by
sometime

and get that sweater
to remember him by?

You already have something
to remember him by.

Oh, boy, we're gonna lose our whole camera department

for the Lennon film
if we push back.

We're not pushing back.

What would it take
to start filming right away?

Like Monday.

What,
now we're moving up?

What, did Noah have
liposuction?

Close the door.

You gonna yell
at me?

Noah is sick.

How sick?

This will be
his last film.

He has an aggressively spreading
glioma.

A brain tumor.

I don't get it.

How can it be so grim?

He passed a physical,
like yesterday.

Ah, no.

What'd you do?
You paid somebody off?

No.

Well, what doctor would
approve him for work?

He's dying.

Are you out of your mind?

Sal, how many times has this
or any other studio

turned a blind eye
for someone they needed

who clearly had an addiction?

This is different.
He's dying.

We've got some time.

I did a lot
of research.

He can easily finish this film
before showing any symptoms.

Wendy, you're not
a medical expert.

This is not your call.

This one is.

He's my friend.

And we both have
a lot invested in this project.

Yeah, what am I supposed
to do with this information?

Nothing.

Because this conversation
never happened.

Training for a triathlon.
I'm impressed.

Why are you squeezing ellyn
for information?

Well,
your long-suffering assistant

is a lot easier to reach
than you are.

When'd you start running?

About 12 minutes ago.

Talk or run, baby.
I gotta sweat.

Well, this won't take long.

All right, talk fast.

I wanna keep
my heart rate up.

That used to be
your job.

I am going to lease
the second floor above my store.

So we'll need some money
to renovate it.

So you are planning for success.
Good for you.

So what's it gonna be?

Office space?
Work area?

Studio apartment for Roy.

Roy, as in, "miss Ford's
not here right now"?

Yeah, that's the one.

Okay, let me get this straight.

You're gonna go
significantly deeper

into debt to me,

so that your assistant
has somewhere to sleep?

We really are from different
planets, aren't we?

Yup.

Here. You need this
more than me.

I can't drink this.

The seal is broken.

Hey.
How's it going?

So far, so good.

Stranger, long time,
no see.

How are you?

Wait a minute.
What's this guy doing here?

I thought I had
the part.

Uh, just popped in to make sure
you don't embarrass my people.

Oh, shut up.

Uh, we came to see
John Lennon.

Oh, here I am.

All you need is love,
love.

Oh, dear,
is he playing crocodile dundee?

No, you've got to see
the pictures of him

in his sergeant pepper jacket.

Come here and look.
It's unreal.

Okay, yeah.

So are you longing for the days
when I was just a cokehead?

Hey, hey, hey.

I am.

Seriously,
how did you do this?

Did they waive
the physical?

Don't you worry
about that.

Don't worry about anything.

Make our movie.

Yeah, it's too bad that I'm not
getting into heaven

'cause I'd be talking you up
like you wouldn't believe.

Well, that doesn't work.

Doesn't work.

Hello.

Hey.

Check it out.

What do you think
for the counter?

I figured
since you liked it so much.

Oh, it looks wonderful.

Yeah, well, wait till you see it
all nice and clean.

Oh, I already did.

The other night,
when we went to the flea market,

you--you looked
really...

Oh, god.
You said--you said "it."

Not--not "me."

Whoa.

That's so--
so the thing is

that, um, the other night

when--when we went out,

that was fun.

And if it was a first date,
it would have been--

it would have been
a really good one.

But, um, it wasn't,
obviously,

because, you know,
working together

and mixing the business
with...

So, anyway, I just wanted
to clear the air.

Okay, so air cleared.

Would you like to have dinner
with me tonight?