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Camilla, why don't you tell us about Sadie's Wig Shop?

Before I went back to school,

I worked as a wig stylist at Sadie's.

Her customers were mostly Jewish women,

and after marriage, they're required to cover their hair.

This is a Jewish rule?

Only for the ultra-Orthodox.

Anyway, my co-worker, Danielle,

was borrowing money from the till.

She told me she always paid it back,

she was just going through some serious challenges.

Oh, what kind of challenges?

Her boyfriend kicked her out.

She had a baby and nowhere to go.

I really felt for her.

I knew what it was like to be a single mother.

So I, um, promised I wouldn't say anything

if she promised she would pay it back and stop doing it.

But she didn't.

No.

You never told the owner?

No.

Sadie went bankrupt a year later.

And you feel responsible.

Well, yes, of course, to a certain extent, I did.

You know, so if I could go back,

I wouldn't let Danielle do it.

I want this off my conscience.

All right.

Well, why don't you go ahead and choose

someone that you would like to accompany you?

Really?

Yeah, why not?

Uh, Erica?

Uh, you have some recent experience

with a friend going off the rails.

And I'm Jewish, so I'll blend, or I'll try to.

All right.

Well then, off you go.

Oh!

I am so sorry.

Oh, here.

Oh.

-[laughs] -It's fine.

It's totally, ah, fine.

Whoa.

[Mrs. Naiberg] But I used my credit card

the last time I was here.

Right, but our system is down today,

so for the wash and style, I'll need cash, Mrs. Naiberg.

I'm sorry.

[Mrs. Naiberg] If it has to be cash, it has to be cash.

Great, I'll just pack this up and I'll see you out front.

Are you okay to wait here while I, um--

Fine, don't worry about me.

You just go and do what you have to do.

Your [speaks in foreign language] is gorgeous.

Beautiful color.

My [speaks in foreign language]?

Oh, my [speaks in foreign language].

Thank you.

Sorry, I didn't hear you.

Ugh, mine was a mess.

I got caught in the rain yesterday

and I just had my [speaks in foreign language] last week.

Your--

My [speaks in foreign language]...

My wedding.

Oh!

Mazel tov.

That's wonderful.

Thank you.

It's been such a whirlwind.

My husband is getting his [speaks in foreign language],

under Rav Goldstein.

Mm.

That's impressive.

-[chattering] -In a very impossible

position, you realize that?

-You're my friend. -Yes, I am--

Yikes.

That doesn't sound good.

[Camilla] I'll help you as I can,

but I cannot help you do this.

I'm sorry.

-You know how much I love-- -I can't help you anymore.

Camilla, I just need a little bit of--

-I understand, but-- -[Erica coughs softly]

Uh, Mrs. Naiberg, here, it's all ready.

[Mrs. Naiberg] Great, thank you.

Actually, Mrs. Naiberg,

uh, you can pay by credit card if you'd like.

We fixed our system.

-It's up and running. -Great, perfect.

-You almost done? -Yes, I am.

Thank you, Danielle.

Parked out front.

Seth?

Goodbye.

Nice chatting with you.

Seth?

You okay?

Who was that guy, the one that just left?

Shimon Naiberg, Rivka's husband.

Sorry, but I need to go and talk to him.

[Camilla] Uh, Erica?

No, you need to send me back.

Erica.

Open the door.

No.

Please, come and sit down.

What did I just see, Dr. Tom?

Because I think that I just saw Seth Newman.

And that shouldn't have happened.

Oh my God, that really was him,

and we're publishing his autobiography and it's just,

it's a huge, crazy lie.

Okay, so is that why you sent me back with Camilla?

So that I could find out that Seth, he wasn't in a cult,

that he's really an Orthodox Jew?

No.

No?

No.

It was a mistake.

It was my mistake.

I should've checked and I didn't.

I'm sorry.

You have to send me back.

So that you can do what?

So that I can talk to him and I can get proof,

and then I can tell Julianne so we can stop this!

We have spent all of this money,

and now we're launching a book that isn't real!

Oh my God, I am freaking out here!

I get it, you're upset, but,

and, Erica, you have every right to be,

but you know that you can't use time travel

to track Seth down.

That's not how this therapy works.

So you're just saying that there's nothing I can do

and I just need to go out there and forget about this

and just publish the book anyway?

No, no, that's not what I'm saying.

Well, then what are you saying?

What am I supposed to do?

I don't know.

♪ Ba da ba, ba ba

♪ Ba da ba, ba ba

♪ It's clearer inside of me

♪ Who I will always be

♪ Open me up to my heart

♪ Feels like I'm seeing in the dark ♪

♪ Waking me up to my heart

♪ To do it all over again and again ♪

♪ To get to the end

♪ Sum of my dreams

♪ And everything I ever wanted to be ♪

[Director] Okay, George, we're live in three, two, one.

Hey, what's going on, everybody?

Come on in, welcome to another addition of the show.

I'm your boyfriend, George Stroumboulopoulos.

All right, tonight, author Seth Newman.

What a story he has.

Here's his bio.

In 2001, he was one of the faceless members

of the Order of God,

a cult that controlled every aspect of its members' lives.

And while the compound that nestled on the remote shores

of Lake Nipissing, was his entire world,

Seth knew there was something else out there,

something just beyond The Purple Door.

Where is she?

Sorry.

What's with the disappearing act?

One second you're right behind me,

the next it's, poof, you're gone, you're--

Look, I'm sorry, but, Julianne, we need to talk.

No, we need to apologize to Seth.

Today is his big day.

No worries, it's fine, really.

But still, before we send Seth out there,

I think that we really should

just regroup for a second, okay?

Regroup?

Erica, Seth's the one

that should have stage fright, not you.

[George] Everybody, say hello to Seth Newman.

[audience applauds]

That's me.

Aw.

A star is born.

My office is right this way.

And you got my contract.

I did.

So is it good news or bad news?

Oh, no.

Unfortunately, I don't really think you have a case.

I mean, you may not like the improvements

your landlord has made to your offices,

but it's within his legal right to do so.

I mean, of course, you can always renegotiate

when you're able to and then Godzilla climbed out

of Lake Ontario and attacked the CN Tower.

Sorry, what did you just say?

[laughs]

You weren't even listening.

Yes, I was.

Oh.

You used to do the exact same thing

when I would help you with your math homework.

Remember the--

[Both] Geometry set.

Yes, I remember.

How could I forget having one thrown at my face?

I didn't throw it at your face.

Yeah, you did.

And I still have the scar to prove it.

It's right there.

No, it's right here.

[gentle music]

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

No, it's not, really.

You should go.

So tell me, you just ran out there barefoot?

Well, I didn't have time to get my shoes on.

I had one shot at escaping and I took it.

-Amazing. -Yeah.

There he is, good job, Seth.

Yes, yes, yes, you were wonderful, you were.

And you, you are just, you're way more dreamy in real life

than you are on my flat screen.

Thank you, hi, I'm George.

Julianne Giacomelli.

I'm the publisher of The Purple Door

and I'm the former publisher of The Secret of Now,

and, believe or not, I am single.

That's very hard to believe actually.

You're very nice.

-Thanks. -For sure.

Um, hi.

We haven't met.

-Sorry. -Oh, this is my partner,

Erica, my business partner, not my life partner.

This is...

Okay, uh, anyway, listen, congratulations on the book.

I'm gonna buy copies for my whole family.

It's gonna be really huge.

-Right, take care. -Okay.

Great.

Do you think he likes me?

David, do you know what $1,600 dollars can buy?

It can buy an industrial strength dishwasher,

or a month's supply of alcohol,

a trip for two to New York City to see

Billy Elliot the musical.

Now you tell me, what else can $1,600 buy, hm?

-Hm? -If this is about the money

-I withdrew-- -Oh, it's definitely

about the money you withdrew, behind my back,

without consulting me.

$1,600 also buys you The Incredible Hulk, issue 181.

A comic book.

You don't understand.

Wolverine makes his first appearance.

Okay, you know what?

I don't even wanna hear anymore.

It's bad enough that you spent a fortune on a comic.

What's worse is you kept it from me.

Yikes.

Ooh, someone's got his flannel pajamas in a knot, huh?

It's okay, I knew this would happen.

Well, yeah, I mean, spending an arm and a leg

on a pair of shoes, I get, but a comic book.

I didn't buy a comic book.

What?

[gasps]

Wow.

Dave, you're gonna ask Ivan to marry you?

-[gasps] -Shh.

Secret, okay?

I got a text message saying there's an emergency?

There is.

Lock the door.

Yes, doctor.

So what is it?

I only have 23 minutes left on my break.

Oh, I see.

Oh, this is way better than a supply closet.

22 minutes, Lenin.

[Lenin] Right.

[knocking]

[whispering]

[knocking]

[Woman] Someone in there?

Just gimme a second!

-My shirt. -[knocking]

-[knocking] -Uh, hold on!

This call room's booked, doctor.

Oh, I'm so sorry, I didn't realize.

Uh, yeah, so the leak in the en suite's all fixed up.

Shouldn't bothering anybody anymore.

Thank you.

Of course. Yeah.

[Samantha] Hm.

[Announcer] Paging Dr. Becker.

-[loud pop] -Ah.

-All right, woo. -Oh, yeah.

Okay, so to quote from the best movie ever made,

"When the lord closes a door, somewhere he opens a window."

This is to Seth Newman

for blowing that purple door wide open,

and given all the fab buzz around The Purple Door,

Erica and I have decided--

Actually, Julianne, um--

Oh, don't worry, chicken,

I'm not gonna steal your thunder.

You can tell them, go on.

Um, I have decided

to put every last dime

we have towards a print edition of The Purple Door.

Every last dime.

Wow, I...

Julianne, Erica, you have no idea

how incredible this news is.

Oh, yeah, we do!

Big congrats!

-Come here, come here. -Oh!

You really delivered the magic, Seth.

Hey there, grumpy bear.

Don't even start.

I'm not in the mood today.

Oh, I think you should cut Dave some slack.

I should cut up his company bank card.

He spends a fortune and then keeps it a secret from me--

Oh, and you don't know

anything about keeping secrets, do you?

-Mm. -[both gasp]

It's not the same.

Dave is a great guy, Ivan.

Go easy on him.

Yeah, good luck on your screenplay.

-Seth, hey. -Yeah?

Do you mind if I talk to you?

-Yeah, of course. -Just in private.

Oh. Okay.

Please.

Is everything all right?

No.

Have a seat.

Is this about printing the book?

Because you didn't seem all that thrilled.

And look, if it's a burden on the company--

If it was, would that bother you?

Yeah, of course it would.

Erica, what's wrong?

What have I done?

Shimon Naiberg.

That's your real name, right?

Sorry?

Your name is Shimon Naiberg and you weren't in a cult.

Your book is a complete fabrication.

Uh, okay, look, I don't know what's going on with you.

I don't know if it's stress

-or internal problems at 50/50. -No, you know what?

Our only internal problem is that you're a big, lying fake.

Erica, what are you doing?

What do you think that I am doing?

I am looking for proof so that I can show Julianne

and we can do something about this.

What that is, I don't know yet.

Erica, in life,

when we are faced with unexpected obstacles--

[chuckles]

The solution is not to panic,

but to clearly and calmly examine the options.

Okay, then option one: We publish a fake memoir

and we lose our reputations when the truth comes out.

Option two: We don't publish it,

we still lose our reputations

and we're out all of that money!

And before you ask, there isn't an option three.

Actually, you know what, there is an option three.

Erica.

I wanna add a regret to my list.

I wanna go back and I wanna undo signing Seth Newman.

I can't let you do that.

Why not?

Because using information

that you have gleaned from a trip to the past

to try fix your life in the present contravenes the rules.

I don't care about the rules!

Erica.

No, everybody keeps breaking the rules

and I'm the one that's paying the price!

First, it's Dr. Fred and Kai with their,

"Oh, hey, you might be dead in 10 years," and now this.

50/50 Press, it will not survive Seth's lie.

You have to let me add this as a regret.

I can't.

[door slams]

Maybe Seth has a twin, an identical twin, Shimon,

who left the cult and became an Orthodox Jew and that's him.

God.

This is really bad, Erica.

Yeah, I know.

Okay, we need to call him

and Lesley frickin' Kalajian in for a meeting.

Okay.

Do you want me to do it?

Yes, because if I'm going to explode,

I'd rather do it in person.

So it's not Wolverine's first appearance,

but the guy at Silver Slug said--

Silver Snail?

What?

Yeah, yeah, whatever.

The guy, he said that you'd still like it, so here you go.

It's a peace offering.

How did you know that I love The Punisher?

Uh, 'cause he looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger

and The Rock's love child.

So you're not mad anymore?

No.

No, I mean, we're only human.

We're born to make mistakes.

Even 1,600 dollar mistakes.

Enjoy.

Ivan?

What?

What aren't you telling me?

Nothing.

Okay, the last time you acted like this,

you were covering for polishing off

my cousin Rachel's wedding cake

the night before the big day.

I was nervous, you know that I eat when I'm nervous!

What are you not telling me?

I don't even know what you want, so--

Ivan.

What did you do?

[sighs]

Okay, you know, I probably should've told you this before,

right after it happened--

Okay, now you're freaking me out.

What, did you cheat on me?

Oh, no.

No, no.

Not really.

It's totally not a big deal.

I got kinda got experimental at Pride

and I, um, sort of, uh...

I touched Julianne's breasts.

What?

You touched her breasts?

How?

Experimentally.

It didn't mean anything.

It was just curiosity.

No, it was just you cheating on me

with a woman on a day that we celebrate being gay.

What, I...

It's pretty hard to deny it now, huh?

I'm, uh, I'm sorry.

You're sorry?

Let me break down the publishing world for you.

You write a bestseller,

it garners media attention, which invites scrutiny,

which leads to people digging up

any skeletons you may have in your closets!

Seth, do you even have an explanation?

I tried to write about leaving Judaism

and it didn't feel that original or interesting, so--

So instead, you lied

and you twisted your religion into a cult.

A religion which I share, by the way.

Do you have any idea how offensive that is?

I took some creative license, okay?

All the facts are still true.

I just embellished a--

But you knew that we were selling this

as your autobiography, a work of nonfiction,

which clearly it isn't.

Maybe it still can be.

Think about it.

Seth, how many people from your old life

are you still in contact with?

None.

I went off the [speaks in foreign language],

which means I'm an outcast.

They don't even know my new name.

So suppose you still publish it,

we all agree this conversation never happened.

Or suppose we just sue Seth

for every last penny that he has.

I don't have any money.

We gave you a five-figure advance.

I spent it.

Seth, what are the chances

anyone in your family will read this book?

-Zero. -Okay.

And what about everyone else?

Erica discovered the truth.

Then you spin it.

Look at A Million Little Pieces,

the sales increased after it was discovered to be a fraud.

Oprah couldn't even kill it.

Lesley, I can't even believe that you're suggesting that--

Well, let's just think about it.

Julianne.

Just think about it.

Okay.

My cellphone will be on all afternoon.

We should go.

[door thuds]

Seth failed to deliver what he was contracted to write,

so you can go after him for damages,

get back your advance--

No, Jude, he spent the advance.

He's broke.

Well, that's a problem.

What if we just published it, pretended we didn't know?

[Erica] This is something that Seth's agent had suggested.

I don't know, it's a risky move.

If it gets out that you knowingly published

a work of fiction as an autobiography,

then you'd be facing loss of credibility,

potential lawsuits--

I can't believe that this is happening.

If we don't publish this book, we go broke.

You guys need to regroup,

and really think this thing through.

I'm sorry, there's no real easy answer here.

I just can't believe we're over

before we even really got started.

Is there anything that we're missing?

Any other option?

Oh God, Julianne, you know, I feel like this is my fault

because I'm the on that found the book.

And I'm the one who should've known

to do a full background check on Seth.

I'm the one with experience.

Oh, this is such a mess.

[gentle music]

[dramatic music]

Hello.

Hi.

Do I know you?

No, but I know you.

I know that you've written a book,

I know that you're about to go in there and sign a contract,

and I know that it's all a big lie.

Who are you?

A friend.

I'm here to help you,

because you are about to unleash a series of events

that will hurt you and will destroy Erica and Julianne.

"What is hateful to thyself, do not do to another."

Hillel.

Don't do this hateful thing, Shimon Naiberg.

I guarantee it will be something that you will regret.

So, if you could go back, what would you do differently?

Well, uh, I wouldn't have gone to the derby that night.

Charlene and I never would've fought.

She wouldn't have left me for Jana.

I'd still have my girlfriend.

Dr. Naadiah?

Isn't this when you usually do your ol' time jumperoo?

Hello, Dr. Arthur?

No.

It's about Tom.

Tom.

I assume you know why you're here.

-Yeah. -So let's talk about it.

I'm not sure there's anything to talk about.

I know what I did, I know why you're upset.

Tom, I'm not sure what you expect us to say.

I'm expecting you to tell me to undo it, but I won't,

because I don't regret doing it.

I made a mistake and now I fixed it.

Does Erica even know that you've changed her past?

Have you told her?

No?

And you don't think there's anything wrong with that?

Altering Erica's past, with abusing your power?

Erica had to weather Dr. Fred's mistakes.

I'm not gonna force her to endure mine.

"The universe has a way of righting itself."

Tom Wexlar, paraphrased.

Well, I think you've made your position quite clear.

I don't think there's anything further to discuss.

We won't force you to undo what you have set in motion.

Dr. Arthur, uh...

So we're done here then?

Guess we are.

Well, that was a waste of time.

I don't think so.

[Director] Okay, George, we're live in three, two, one.

Hey, what's going on, everybody?

Come on in, welcome to the show.

I'm your boyfriend, George Stroumboulopoulos.

All right, tonight George Neeb,

author of the new home reno bible, The Fixer Upper.

Okay, you're not supposed to see the bride

before a wedding and you're not supposed to pull out

the champagne before a book launch,

but I'm feeling pretty confident.

He's cocky.

I like it.

You know what? That's me.

You're sure I look all right?

Well, you look like a bestselling author.

-[chuckles] -Go on, go knock 'em dead,

but first, group hug.

-Oh! -Group hug.

[laughs]

Go on, it's time to fly, baby bird.

When we lost The Purple Door to River Rock,

I just thought, that's it for us.

-Aww. -And look at us now.

I mean, here we are, our first author

is on national television.

I just...

I can't believe it.

Get used to it, ladies.

50/50 is just getting started.

To the future.

[Both] The future.

This one, you're going to love.

It is totally up your alley.

It's called For Worse by Constance Wren.

It's a firsthand account of her and her fiance

as they travel from his proposal to her

in Labrador to the opposite side of the world

for their marriage in Australia.

So basically, it's a Canadian version of Committed

by Elizabeth Gilbert.

Sorry, Les, re-fried beans, no me gusto.

Uh, well, um,

that's everything I have for now, I'm afraid.

No worries.

We'll find something to work on together.

Some day.

Oh, Les, before you go,

I'm sure you heard about Brent Kennedy.

I mean, he did get fired

because of Seth Newman's book after all, so--

Well, it wasn't just because of The Purple Door.

But that was the straw that broke Frank Galvin's back.

Hindsight, huh?

It's really, it's 20/20.

I mean, I have to admit,

at first, it stung when you and Seth

went with the higher offer, but...

[sighs]

Really, we should be thanking you.

So what's going on with all that, anyway?

I'm not actually allowed to talk about it.

It's become a legal matter, so.

Yeah, I bet it, I bet it has.

Would you excuse me?

Dr. Naadiah, what are you doing here?

Is Dr. Tom okay?

No, Erica, he isn't.

Dr. Tom has made a choice that directly affects you

without your knowledge.

What?

Look, I don't understand.

He's altered your history

and I feel duty-bound to tell you.

He's altered my history?

How, I mean, what does that even mean?

It means that everything you're experiencing right now

is based on a decision that Tom made for you.

Is it true?

Is it?

Please tell me that you didn't go behind my back

and interfere in my life without telling me.

I was trying to help you.

How?!

You were going to lose your company,

and I'm the one to blame for the way you found out

and the box that you were put in as a result.

I couldn't ask you to pay the price for my mistake.

You felt guilty, so you decided to fix it

so that you wouldn't feel that way.

No, no, I made a mistake and I took care of it.

This isn't about you!

This is my life!

You don't understand.

Yes, I do understand.

You're not listening to me.

Yes, I am!

Sarah...

I'm not your daughter.

I know.

Dr. Tom, please put my life back the way that it was.

Hey.

Hey, look, let's go back to the office,

and I'm gonna get us some lattes,

and you can get the bank on the phone,

and we'll put our heads together,

and we'll sit down and we'll really figure out

what we're gonna do next, okay?

Yeah, okay.

Seriously, you bench triple your body weight?

Well, that explains it.

-Hey, Dave. -Hey.

Can I get a vanilla latte and a Julianne special, please?

Julianne?

She can wait.

What's going on?

David is teaching me a lesson.

Lesson learned!

That's incredible.

Do they dance?

If they're in the mood.

Ooh.

-Wow. -Okay.

Okay, you know what?

I think you've proved your point.

I don't think I have.

How about I go play with Julianne's

dueling banjos for an hour?

-Wait, what? -It wasn't an hour.

It was like five seconds.

Okay, well, then what do you think of this?

One Mississippi.

Two Mississippi.

Three Mississippi--

Okay, okay, back off, chesticles.

Guys, you know, I'd love a coffee, but, you know, um...

Just gonna give you two some space.

You know, this is why I didn't tell you about Julianne,

because I knew you wouldn't understand.

Oh, I understand.

You want to experiment.

You feel like you missed out on your bi years?

Fine, whatever, just get it outta your system.

It is out of my system.

Great, doesn't change the fact

that you kept it from me, that you lied.

Oh, I'm sorry, and you're totally innocent?

You basically stole $1,600 from our bank account

to buy some stupid, juvenile comic book!

There.

There's your comic book.

I'm so sorry, and embarrassed.

Listen, Samantha, I get it.

It's long hours, hard days.

You're not the first doctor I've had this conversation with.

This just isn't how I normally operate, Mark.

I know, so just don't do it again, okay?

Don't worry, I won't.

[gentle music]

Hey.

God, that was mortifying.

I just got called into the chief's office.

Has anyone spoken to you?

Yeah, yeah, they have.

[Samantha] And?

And they fired me.

What?

For, uh, unprofessional conduct.

But don't they have to give you a warning?

[Lenin] Nope.

Okay, I'm gonna go talk to Mark, okay?

No, no, you're not.

You've got way more to lose here than I do.

No, Lenin, this isn't right.

You didn't do anything that I didn't do.

It's not your fault.

I've lived through worse.

What are you gonna do?

I'll find something else.

Believe it or not, this wasn't actually my dream job.

Yeah, anyway, I should go.

I don't wanna have to get escorted outta here.

-Lenin-- -I'll call you.

Hey, Judith.

Hey.

Sorry I'm late.

No, it's fine.

Would you like a coffee?

No, I just think we should talk.

Sure.

Of course.

Will, we can't do this.

You know that, right?

No, I don't, actually.

I'm not gonna have an affair, okay?

That is just ridiculous.

That's not me, it's not right, and I just can't.

Every day I get up and I go to work,

it's long and it's stressful, and then I go home.

And my house is a wreck.

My kids, they're running around and they're screaming,

and my wife and I, we're just scrambling

with homework and with cleaning and dinner.

By the time we're ready for bed--

You're just annoyed and you wanna be alone.

You know what I'm talking about.

I don't wanna break up my marriage

and I don't wanna traumatize my kids,

but I'm just not happy.

I can't.

I just can't.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Ugh.

You know it's bad when chocolate

doesn't make you feel any better.

Hey, Ivan, you wanna trade this for another latte?

Hello?

[Ivan] David?

David.

[David] No.

Please, turn around,

there's something that I have to say to you

and I'd rather not say this to your back.

Care Bear, you and I have a no secrets policy,

a policy that I broke.

So in the spirit of full disclosure,

there's something else that I need to tell you.

David, you are my partner, my ally, and my best friend,

and if I've made you doubt my feelings, I am so sorry.

And I know that you're upset with me right now, but...

What are you doing?

I love you so much.

Will you be my husband?

If you're doing this out of guilt--

No, no.

No, this is about us.

Will you marry me?

Of course I will, Ivan.

[crowd cheers]

[Erica] Okay.

What are we gonna do?

Well, we need to weigh the pros and cons here.

[Erica] Mm-hm.

We publish the book.

It potentially becomes a huge success.

It launches our company.

We compete with the big players.

We're successful.

If no one finds out the truth.

That's a big if.

Or we kill it.

We put 50/50 in jeopardy.

We lose everything that we've invested.

We become the laughingstock of the industry.

But we maintain our integrity.

Hm.

I'm tough.

I'm a hard-ass.

I've doled out my share of nervous breakdowns in my career.

[Erica] Mm.

But the one thing I have never done is lie.

It's like a point of honor for me,

one that is seriously being challenged right now.

I know.

Okay.

If there is no real answer and no real solution,

then maybe we need to redefine the question.

To what?

To what are we willing to lose?

♪ Wake up in the morning with my head on straight ♪

-♪ So hard to wait for rain -Yes?

♪ 'Cause you're there for me, honey ♪

-♪ You're there for me, honey -Yes.

♪ You're there for me, honey

♪ It's been so hard

♪ It's so hard

♪ Ba da ba, ba ba

♪ Ba da ba, ba ba