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DAN: Shh. My mom's
a really light sleeper.

(Grace gasps)

Yes, she is.

-Mom...
-Daniel, go to your room.

Okay, please, listen.
Don't-don't be mad at Grace.

This is all my fault.

Go... to your... room.

(Dan clears throat)

I should talk to your mom now.

Okay. Sure. Yeah.

I, uh...
I'm gonna go to my room.

I imagine
you're having a lot of feelings.

Mm-hmm.

GRACE:
Oh, boy.

-That didn't go well.
-Violator!

-I... It was consensual.
-(pop)

-Ow!
-I trusted you...
-SEAN SR.: Hey, hon,

-what's going...?
-...with my youngest son.

I am so sorry.

-What are you doing?
-She slept with Dan.

-My youngest son.
-Well, honey, he's 30.

-Oh! Geez!
-Get out of Beverly!

♪ ♪

SEAN SR.:
All right, up and at 'em.

Let's go.
Van leaves in 15.

-(groans)
-Come on.

Yeah. I-I got,
like, a stomach thing.

-Whoa. A stomach thing?
-Yeah. I was...

I was on the can all night.

-God, you're sweating.
-Yeah. Oh, that's a symptom.

-Oh, yeah, no, no. No.
-No, it's okay.
I can power through.

No, no, no, no, no. You're gonna
take everybody at work down.

Dad, you're short...
you're short-staffed.

You stay here.
You're patient zero.

That's it.
Everybody listen up!

Seanny's got a stomach thing!

-Ugh. Gross.
-Hey, you just getting up?

You're gonna be late for work.

-Yeah, I overslept.
-Everything all right?

-Yeah... ish.
-What? Do you have
the stomach thing?

'Cause you know these bugs--
they travel like wildfire.

No. Dad, I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm
just going through something.

I really don't want
to talk about it.

Guess what? We're talking
about it today at lunch.

No, I usually work
through lunch.

Okay, that's sad. Now, you and I
are breaking it down 1:00 today.

Also, don't use this bathroom.
It's probably a hot zone.

You might want to sleep
downstairs tonight because

this whole area could be
infected. Everybody listen up!

The whole kid half
of the upstairs

is officially off-limits.

(footsteps running down stairs)

Okay, so last week, you said
you were feeling unsafe.

Yeah, it's still happening.

I just, uh... I can't shake
the feeling that I'm...

being watched.

And have any of the
cognitive behavioral techniques

that we talked about
been helping?

No.

-Hey! (whoops)
-Shh. Shh.

-Shh.
-Got it.

MARCO:
Okay, coz,

we got eight hours
to get our liquor

and deliver it to our boy.

Oh, man. I've heard customs is
an absolute root canal.

They make you wait
in 15 different lines

-and sign, like,
a thousand different papers.
-Yeah.

One of my trader buddies
at work--

she got this special Porsche
from Germany.

It took her ten days
to get it out,

and there was a burrito
in the glove compartment.

Oh, man. I love Chicago,

but let's-let's be honest.

It's corrupt to the core.

So, we may have
to bribe somebody.

Way ahead of you, coz.

I got a fat wad of cash,
cufflinks and a box of cigars.

-Cubans?
-Sí, señor. Only way
they'd be more Cuban

is if they owned the Mavericks.

Yo, and those crazy eclairs
from Rue De L'Espoir.

-Eclairs?
-Mm-hmm.

Oh, man.

Hey, what you doing?

-Don't eat the bribes.
-Oy.

Marco, they...
they smell spectacular.

They do.
Okay, we can split one.

-Yeah, we split one.
-Yeah.

All right.

Just...

Just kind of uneven.

Okay, we can have one each.

All right,
here-here you go, then.

-That one's yours.
-Yeah.

Hey.

-Hi.
-Uh, I...

I really have to go to work,
but I, um,

I just wanted to check in
and see if we're okay?

-Yeah, we're gonna be fine.
-Ah, I...

don't know what I was thinking.

Um, just still clearly messed up
from the stuff with Cora,

and, uh, I guess
it kind of came out, uh...

sideways.

You're old enough
to make your own mistakes now,

and I'm sorry that you're going
through a hard time,

and that you clearly want
to sleep with your mother.

Sorry. What?

I'm kidding, but it is textbook.

Um, okay.

We got six hours and 40 minutes.

-Eye of the tiger.
-Let's go get this, coz.

Man.

Could go snow-blind in here.

How you doing?

We have a delivery
from Slovenia.

Yeah, last name, "Moody."
M-O-O-D-Y.

Did you fill out your S-65 form?

Uh, no.
Uh, is that gonna be a big deal?

Nope. I'll take care of it
for you right now.

-(groans)
-Huh.

Ojenz?

That some kind
of exotic alcohol?

Um...

Is that a problem?

Not at all. Sounds delicious.

(Sean Jr. laughs)

Bodes well.

All right, all set.

Sorry it took so long.

Hey, thank you.

Great customer service.

Yeah, that was
downright pleasant.

ANN:
Thank you so much for coming.

GRACE:
Ann, I'm so

sorry. I completely
violated your trust,

-your friendship...
-Hey, stop, stop.

I should be apologizing to you.

I am so mortified
by my behavior.

You were just acting
like a mother.

Yeah, but I didn't need
to go all Capone on you there.

Look, these are, um,
very primal issues,

so in light of that,
I'm thinking it makes sense

if you find another mentor.

No. No, I'm a trained therapist.

I should be able to handle
my emotions, all right?

We're gonna figure this out.

All right, it'll take us an hour
to get across town.

That means
we got the rest of the day

to celebrate our first sale.

-Or, counterpoint...
-Yeah.

Roughly two and a half miles
from here

is my favorite
Italian restaurant ever.

-Petrillo's.
-Petrillo's.

And that bribe money is burning
a hole in your pocket.

Are you proposing
an early celebration?

Because typically, you celebrate

after the completion
of the task.

Da, typically.
But is that the Slovenian way?

No, it is not
the Slovenian way.

The Slovenian way is
to celebrate

all the moments in the moments!

Because they might be your last.

So are we gonna pay homage...

-Yeah. Yeah.
-to this aspirational lifestyle

by eating a frigging
heavy lunch?

Yes, we are!

Let's go get bloated
and feel bad about ourselves!

We're getting bloated!

BRIDGET:
Mmm.

-SEAN SR.: Yeah,
brings back memories.
-Mm-hmm.

God, we haven't done this
since high school

when I used to play hooky
with you.

-Yeah, when I was shorthanded.
That's right.
-Mm-hmm.

To this day,
I've still never told Mom.

Yeah, you needed the break,
though. You were just...

-You were too Type A, you know?
-Okay.

Okay, be honest.
Was I any help at all?

No.

-(laughs) That's what I thought.
-No, but... but to your credit,

you weren't as bad
as your brothers.

I mean, I remember one time

they dropped this moronic
pentagram necklace

into a furnace.
I can't even

begin to tell you
what-what an afternoon that was.

-Oh, they're such idiots.
-Oh, God.

That was a lot of fun, though.

You know what?

I've got a ton of calls today
and no help.

You want to maybe
play hooky again?

-Really? No. No, I can't.
-Yeah.

I have to go back to work.

No, no. Come on, it's Friday.

-Nothing gets done on a Friday.
-(scoffs)

It'll be a blast. Come on.

Okay, fine. My God,
you're such a bad influence.

You're too Type A.

-Mm-hmm.
-All right.

-Ooh!
-Yeah, check is paid.

My top button is undone.

We got two hours to spare.

Yeah, man, take that,
go-go capitalism.

Ah, what are you guys doing
in our spot?

-We love this place.
-SEAN JR.: Hey, Uncle Roger,

Agape.
Where-Where's the baby?

-Oh, uh, we got a sitter.
-We had to get out.

Suroosh is sweet,
but he's a handful.

-Are you guys...?
-ROGER: Are we what?

Lovers? (laughs)
Guilty as charged.

-Cat's out of the bag. (laughs)
-Meow.

-Meow.
-ROGER: Oh, look
at those idiots.

There parked on the west side
on a Tuesday.

-No, no.
-Oh, crap!

Oh, okay.

They should know better.

Do not let me get the risotto.

I need to lose this baby weight.

-All the more
to hold on to, hon.
-Yes, true.

-Hey!
-Hey!

Hey, truck, truck! Hey!

BRIDGET:
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
What are we doing here?

SEAN SR.:
All right, so,

Nick fixed my back,
and I promised him

-that I'd fix
his water heater, okay?
-Oh, my God. Dad!

What, so this whole
father-daughter date

was just a setup for this?

No. I can't believe...

-Yes, but let me explain.
-Yeah.

I just... I feel like...
I don't know.

It's-it's being controlled
by the gods. I mean,

he's back, he's single,
you're single.

It's like a runaway train
nobody can stop.

-He has a girlfriend.
-He doesn't. No, he...
Are you sure?

Yes, and they're, like,
really happy together,

so something can stop
the runaway train.

All right, but, I... You do have
a thing for him still, right?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

So, what, are you just
gonna throw in the towel?

I mean, you've always...
You were my fighter.

You were the kid
that never gave up.

You were my grittiest kid.

Well, I'm not that anymore.

Maybe I was, but I'm just...

I'm-I'm not. (chuckles)

Lately, I just feel
totally rudderless.

And that... Honey,
it's normal in your situation.

You're-you're...
This Doug thing...

No, it's not a Doug thing, Dad.
It's a divorce.

Okay? And I don't really
feel like you guys get it

because no Moody has
ever been divorced.

(voice breaking):
It's just really humiliating.

Honey, what do you...?
Do you think

we're, like, judging you?

I just feel like
I kind of let you down.

Okay, that... You could not
ever let me down.

One of your brothers,
you know, burnt down a church,

almost went to jail for it.
I mean, come on.

You know, you're the kid
I brag about.

I'm always, you know,
"My daughter's a lawyer."

My friends don't even want

to hear it anymore,
I say it so much.

-Really?
-Yeah?

Yeah, I...

I wish I could fast-forward
your life to a year from now.

I'm telling you,
it's gonna be great.

It's gonna be epic.

I guess at least
my brownstone will be done.

Nah. No, no.
Eddie Ricci's your contractor.

-(laughs)
You won't... you won't be in
there for, like, two more years.

But... (sighs)
...let me go in and do this,

and you can sit here and listen
to one of my classic CDs.

Okay, wait, wait.
Don't tell Nick I'm out here.

Right. Right, of course.
Right, uh, yeah, okay.

I was gonna, but I'm not.
I won't.

-Okay. Great.
-Okay.

SEAN JR.:
Got a rental truck
that was towed here.

Yup. Just need
the registration.

It's in the truck.
I'll just go grab it.

No, I can't let you out there
until you pay the fine.

So then I'll pay the fine.

Can't pay the fine
without the registration.

-Feel like we're in a loop here.
-Not my rules.

-City rules.
-MARCO: My brother.

Me and you look like
we're cut from the same cloth.

I feel like you're a man
who enjoys a French cuff.

If the occasion warrants.

Onyx?

Hey, you know your gems.

Okay, I'm gonna take a break,
and if you have the registration

when I get back,
no questions asked.

Geez.

(groans softly)

-Aah! Yup.
-Yes?

-Let's get it.
-Get.

-(groans)
-All right.

-That was easy.
-Yeah, can't keep us down.

(dog growling)

SEAN JR.:
Uh...

Oh, It's cool, dude.
Dobermans are my breed.

-Oh, I think
those are shepherds.
-Make yourself tall.

Shoulders back, stand
your ground, own your space.

I think they're just tied
to the fence, actually.

Stand slightly behind me
'cause I am the alpha.

-(barking)
-No, they're not tied
to the fence!

-Stand your ground!
-Nope!

Stand your ground, Sean!

(upbeat song plays,
sung in foreign language)

-Think they'll make it?
-60-40.

The one with the mustache
is surprisingly nimble.

♪ ♪

-(barking)
-I am the alpha!

-(screaming)
-I am the alpha!

-I am the alpha!
-It's not working!

-(barking)
-Let's go, dog!

They're not buying it.
I'm not buying it.

-(barking)
-(whistling)

(panting)

MAN:
Come pay your fine!

You've earned it.

-(barking)
-(laughs) Good dogs.

So earlier,
Ann had an issue with me,

and it reminded me
how vital it is

that we talk out
our differences.

-Yes, it is.
-What were the issues?

-Oh. Oh.
-Oh, specifics
are not important.

Yeah, it's not important.
It's, uh...

The important thing is
is that we put it behind us.

Or you know, with time,
you know, we will.

Do we need anything more
to talk about? Or...

No. I apologized for losing
my temper, and I meant it.

Good.

You know, just, of course,
things are percolating.

You know, "processing" I think
is the word that-that you use.

It was just a really big
violation of trust,

but I'm fine.

Now I want to know.

You know, Ann,

it's okay with me if you'd like
to share it with group,

if you feel
that would be productive.

Um, maybe.

Well, would you like
to hold the compassion pillow?

You know, I would. I would like
to use the compassion pillow,

Ted, thank you.

Okay, girlfriend, talk to me.

Uh, uh, okay, well,
y-you know, girl... friend,

um, it's really...

Uh, I guess it's really more
of-of... of a question.

Why did you sleep with my son?

-(laughing): Oh, my God.
-Behind my back, in my house,

lying to my face
that you were helping him

with his male-specific
challenges?

You know, honey, as director

of the Fernwood
Wellness Center...

(whispers):
...you suck.

And I would like a new mentor.

(phone chimes)

(sighs)

Damn it.

MAN:
Ooh, pretty. (chuckles)

-One that got away?
-Yup.

Yeah, I got one of those.

-Pretty.
-Yeah.

At least we got
our careers, right? (giggles)

Oh, you guys are early.
I like that. Go-getters.

Well, you know
what the Slovenians say.

"If you're not early,
you're late."

That's actually
just something my dad says.

The Slovenians have a
notoriously loose sense of time.

Well, uh, look, we're, uh,
we're really excited for this.

I think we can move
a lot of product.

-Here you go.
-Thank you.

Guys, I've got
a food empire to run.

-I'll be in touch.
-SEAN JR.: Oh, yeah.

All right. Thank you.

You know, um,
this is my fourth business

and my first official check.

-Congratulations, coz.
-Thank you.

Hiya.

-Hi. (chuckles softly)
-Can I come in?

Sure.

-(chuckles) What are you doing?
-(groans)

Um, well, my dad
tricked me into coming

because he can't stop
playing matchmaker.

-(inhales)
-And, um,
so I couldn't come inside

because I made everything weird
with my, uh,

awkward love thing
at the supermarket.

-(chuckles softly)
-(chuckles): Yeah,
yeah, that was...

-That was pretty awkward.
That was...
-That was tough.

-I mean...
-That was tough for me
to see myself.

I kind of floated
out of my body.

No, it kind of messed me up,
too, so...

-I'm sorry.
-No. It's just...

I really like Jocelyn.

-I know.
-But, uh,

look, I-I haven't been
completely honest with you.

I-I...
I haven't stopped thinking

about you since college, either.

I mean... I mean, I...

You still give me butterflies.
It's weird.

You even smell the same.

Which is so confusing,
because why are you using

the same shampoo
when you have money now?

It's just... But it's
just driving me nuts, and...

They just say that once you get,
like, a shampoo you really like,

you should stay with it.

Smells like spring break.

-(sighs)
-Ah, no. I-I... God, I'm sorry.

-No, it's-it's okay.
-No, no.

No, it's not.
I'm in a relationship.

I...

Um...

(chuckles)

-Ah.
-Okay.

NICK:
Oh, God, I'm in...

I'm in a love triangle.

-Want to go celebrate?
-Yes, totally.

Coz, there's something, um...

(stammers)

I got to talk to you
about this one thing.

It's a little baby thing.
Tiny thing.

It's about the business.

Sure. What's up?

I think I want my old job back,

-coz.
-Whoa, what?

Yeah, I had this epiphany

when we were running away
from the shepherds.

This is a very hard way
to make a living.

And I looked at our check,
and the margins are thin.

And I knew they were gonna be,
right?

But, coz,

there was, like, something about
seeing it in black and white.

And I did... Started doing
this math in my head.

Do you know it's basically gonna
take us years

to make what I make right now?

Okay, first of all,
I dispute your math.

Second of all, I-I don't think
you're factoring in

the emotional profit

nor the satisfaction

that comes
from realizing your own vision

through a product

that is probably gonna
change the world, man.

I'm sorry.

I like my life.

And I don't like this feeling
of being out here without a net.

No. Okay, I g... I know.
I-I... That can be scary.

But I'm telling you,
that's the best part.

I want to be that guy,

and I admire you so much
'cause you are,

but I'm not.

You-you...
You lack the ability to dream.

Maybe.

But maybe you dream too much,
cousin.

I just don't know
if this Ojenz idea

-is the right winner for you.
-You're wrong.

Bro, honestly,

I kind of think
you're sitting on a winner.

All right? Your dad

-has this great business...
-Are you...?

...that he wants to give you.
You know that, man.

Why don't you take
all this energy that I love

and put your vision into that?

He sticks the knife
into my lower back,

twists it into my spine

and then gives me life advice
about my dad's business.

-Come on, coz.
-What a guy.

Don't do that to me, coz.

-Come on.
-Stop with the "coz," okay?

Stop. Don't "coz" me, man.

We're not... We're not
extended family anymore.

You know what?
Take this back yourself.

I'm gonna walk home.

It's freezing out here.

Yeah. And it's freezing in here.

In-in yours, I mean.

(car door opens)

-I'm taking these.
-Don't. Come on.

Yeah, I'm taking these.

I got to eat
on my long walk home.

Not a bad day.

No. It was pretty fun.

Thanks for lunch, Dad.

Anytime, kiddo.

Anytime.

-(sighs)
-(phone chimes)

(vehicle approaching)

What are you doing?

I'm a few hours into a moral
stand I wasn't dressed for.

Good Lord. It sucks.

How'd you get here so fast?

I was outside Cora's place.

Weird. You just lingered?

-You didn't even knock
or anything?
-Nah.

Too much has happened.

Give me one of those.

Oh. Um, there's none left.

Really?

I ate nine eclairs today.

I can't feel my feet.

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