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[upbeat music]

- It's just I've been stuck in the city

for the past two summers and this year

I'd really like to get away.

- Well, we could rent a cottage for the weekend.

- Well we could.

I was thinking more leaving on a jet plane

and less five hours stuck in traffic on the 400.

Seriously, I mean, there's nothing stopping us.

- Well, except for your business, my job,

and a little thing called money.

- Well, we could figure that out

if it means going to...

- Dublin?

- Yeah.

I mean we could steal a week in August.

We could go for a long weekend and you could be

my own private tour guide.

What do you think?

- I say a big yes to Dublin in September.

Summer's too busy at work.

- September?

But, I mean school starts back in September.

- Actually there's a foreman job opening up.

Pays great, I'd get management experience,

but it would mean putting school on hold for now.

- So, what, you're dropping out?

- No, I'm not dropping out.

I'm just focusing on my career.

- At the expense of your education which could lead to

a bigger, higher paying career down the line?

- Just think, if I got the job,

we'd be able do things together, enjoy life,

eat out, travel.

I'm sick of being broke.

Do you honestly think I could afford a flight to Dublin?

- Yes.

- With what money?

- Well, okay I could help out.

I mean we could use

my money. - No.

- Okay, fine, I don't know, I mean,

we'll just, we'll get creative, you know.

You could until the end of the next semester

and then sell your motorbike and you could put that

towards a trip next spring.

- So, we're back to the motorbike again.

Jesus, can we finish one fight

before jumping back to the previous one?

- I am just looking for options.

- You know what, forget it.

- [Erica] Where are you going?

- Work.

- Adam.

[whooshing]

Dr. Tom.

What are we both doing here?

- This is couples therapy.

♪ Ba da ba ba

♪ Ba da ba ba

♪ It's clearer inside of me

♪ Who I will always be

♪ Open me up to my heart

♪ Feels like I'm singing

♪ But, don't get me off to my

♪ To do it all over

♪ Did it again

♪ Stop to the end

♪ Some of my dreams

♪ And everything I ever wanted to be

[light rhythmic music]

- So, who would like tell me what's going on?

- Well, we're fighting again.

- What happened.

- I'm making a decision that Erica doesn't agree with.

The fact is, it's my life, I'll make my own decisions.

- And, I want you to make your own decisions,

but don't I get a say in it?

I mean, Adam, you are settling for a foreman job

when you could be setting your bar so much higher.

- I feel like she's constantly pushing me

to live up to some invisible standard.

Like nothing is good enough.

Like you won't even take into account where I started.

- I am trying to help you achieve your potential.

- I'm your boyfriend, Erica, not your patient.

- Oh, oh, great, you're just gonna walk out again.

Uh! [whooshing]

Dr. Tom what is happening to us?

We used to...

Everything was good and now it's like

every conversation turns into a fight.

- Relationships are difficult.

You know we know this and yet we hope

that with each new person

that the honeymoon will last forever,

but it doesn't.

It's not supposed to be endlessly easy, Erica.

"What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly."

Thomas Paine.

Relationships challenge us in ways

that we don't want to be challenged.

Force us to see things that we don't wanna see

about our partner and about ourselves.

[slow emotional music]

- What if, what if our next book

was the history of aluminum.

Hear me out, okay, 'cause it's in everything

from pop cans to airplanes.

And, we're even pronouncing it wrong.

It's actually aluminium.

Fascinating, huh?

- Am I being punked?

[comical music] - OMG, oh gee you're right.

You're right, this is like totally the worst idea

I've ever had.

This is why I need to go cold turk on the caf.

- The caf?

- The caffeine, it's like making me a crazy lady.

Like my brain's in hyperdrive and all I'm doing

is spewing out half-baked ideas and speaking in acronyms.

- LOL, you totally are.

- Your wish is my command, my lady.

- What is this?

- It's ice tea.

Try it.

- Mmm, it's actually not bad.

Props Ray Ray.

- So, maybe this could be part of a new routine for you.

Less caffeine makes JG a nicer boss.

- OMG LOL JG.

- Are you having a stroke?

- A stroke of genius.

Picture it.

A cheeky guide to 21st century rapid communication.

All the briefs and acronyms.

- Tingles, tingly feeling.

STF-up this is good.

[snapping]

- Morning.

- Oh, Erica, I did another pass on my wedding speech.

I don't suppose there's any chance that you could

take a look at it for me?

- Yeah, of course, I'll look at it today.

- Oh, thanks, I owe you.

[light jazzy music]

- [Erica] Hey.

- [Kai] Hey.

- I'm not interrupting.

- My creative process.

No, I'm just rewriting some lyrics.

- [Erica] Do you write a lot?

- Well, if you want something to be great,

you gotta keep working at it.

- Oh, no kidding.

Same goes for books.

- Jody thinks I should lower my standards, whatever.

I need to aim higher, not lower.

Are you okay?

- Yeah.

- [Kai] Yeah?

- No, not really.

Look, Kai, I have some bad news and I just,

I hope that you'll understand.

- Adam, he doesn't want me to see you anymore.

- This is all seeming very familiar.

- Ethan, I know.

But, look this is different because, Ethan,

he was insecure before anything happened.

But, now we actually do have a history.

- So what?

- [sighing] Look, I'm sorry,

I can't really defend it or explain it,

but it is important to him,

so that's just the way it is gonna have to be for now.

- If that's the way it's gotta be,

that's the way it's gotta be.

- Thanks.

[delicate music]

- The N just, I know. - I don't know what

the N is there [mumbles]. - I was trying to, oh...

- [Julianne] Erica.

- What?

- Okay, stand right there.

Okay, no, sit.

Should she sit or stand?

- You should sit.

- For what?

- The greatest pitch ever.

We're on fire over here.

Okay, Ray Ray will you make me another one

of those Tetley Infusions Iced Tea thingies?

- [Rachel] Yes boss.

- Sit, sit, sit, sit.

- Thank God, I could use some good news today.

- Okay, when you're online, do you ever wonder

WTF, all these PPLs are LMOAing about?

- Maybe.

- Which is why you need this.

- A cheeky little guide full of netspeak and abbreves.

It's catchy, it's something that you'd pick up

from a display at the checkout.

You'd be like OMG, I had no idea

BFTEOs are best friends that touch each other.

- What?

- Solid gold or is it solid gold?

- Adam.

- Hi, I'm on break.

Can I steal Erica for a walk?

- Of course.

I'll be back in a bit to talk about your idea.

- Our idea.

Yeah, no problemo.

- I'm sorry if I came across like I was attacking you.

I just, everything that I was saying is because

I want what's best for you.

- I know.

If I make a mistake it's my mistake to make.

- Okay.

So, I saw Kai this morning and I told him the deal.

- What'd he say?

- Well, he wasn't happy with it,

but I think that he gets it,

because I think that he can see how much I love you,

because I do.

Adam, I really love you.

- I love you too.

- Adam, you can trust me with Kai.

I hope that you know that.

- I do, I know.

But, I can't trust him with you.

I know it might not make sense but it's how I feel.

So, please just gimme that and in return

whatever you want.

- Whatever I want?

Wow.

Actually, you know what?

There, there is something that I want.

I want you to stop walking out

when we're in the middle of a fight.

- The reason I walk out is because if I get to that point,

I feel like I'm gonna punch the wall.

- When you walk out or you shut down,

it just, it compounds things.

'Cause I need to talk things through.

That's how I am.

- Okay, I hear you,

but when I get mad, I can't think straight

and I think it's safer if I just leave.

But, I'll always come back and talk things through

like we're doing now.

- Okay.

[gentle guitar music]

- I should get back to work.

- Yeah, me too.

Okay.

- Bye.

- Bye.

[sighing]

- Chicken, can we get back to the pitch now though?

- Oh, there's more?

- Well, of course.

It's early days.

We were just working out all the detes.

- Oops, you did it again.

- I know I did.

You see, Erica, abbreves are everywhere.

They're the evolution of language.

- 50/50 could be the Charles Darwin of communication.

You could call the book, On The Origin of Speech Ease.

- You see, even Ray Ray's tripping on our lingo train.

- I don't see it as a book.

I'm sorry.

I see it more as an in-joke between you two.

- [giggle] Um, okay,

well, maybe we're just not communicating

the idea as well as we could.

- Julianne, look I said that I don't see it as a book.

I know that you guys are excited about it,

but I think that we can do better

than a book about abbreviations.

I'm just gonna grab a muffin and come back

and we can pow wow.

[whooshing] [rhythmic tinkling music]

[grunting] [sighing]

What are you doing?

- I'm tweeting.

Patient just walked in BRB.

- Oh please, not you too.

- Not me too what?

- I don't know, I feel like everything

in my life, my relationships, my job,

it feels like it's challenged.

- Well, then what a perfect opportunity.

- A perfect opportunity for what?

- For facing an even greater challenge, of course.

- Okay, Dr. Tom when I tell you

that I am feeling overwhelmed,

what you're supposed to do

is you're supposed to give a break and take it easy on me.

- I'm sorry, who is the doctor here

and who is the doctor-in-training again?

- You?

You're the doc.

I acquiesce.

- You spend your time in doctor training

analyzing your patients,

now it's time to undertake a new challenge

to broaden the scope of your experience.

- Okay, how?

- Well, every trainee gets the opportunity to wield power

before they actually become a doctor.

- Like sending me to an alternate reality

where I'm the prime minister.

- No, like I grant you the power of time travel.

[chuckling] [mystical music]

- Seriously?

- [Dr. Tom] Mmm hmm, you have 24 hours.

- Oh my god.

Really?

- Until this sand runs out, you will be able to play with

and manipulate time with the following limitations.

You'll only be able to manipulate time within today.

You can't go into the future and you can't go into the past

beyond this morning.

You can, however, manipulate space.

So, any doorway that you go through

will lead you to wherever you wanna be.

- I don't, I don't really know what to say.

Thank you.

- You don't need to thank me, you've earned it.

- So, when do, I mean, when do I get to start?

- Right now.

[moving to lively music]

With time travel there is no learning like doing.

- Right?

[whooshing] [clattering]

- Oh, oh.

- Erica!

- Oh my god, so bad.

- Whipped cream in my chest hair.

Only David gets to do that.

- Ah, I can't believe that I just did that.

I can't...

I can undo it and I will right now.

- What are you talking about?

- Voo.

Um [noisy exhaling]

[whooshing]

[chuckling]

I'm just gonna try that again.

- Good idea.

[whooshing]

- Oh, Ivan.

- Okay, we really need to put a clear window

in that doorway before there's a disaster.

- Definitely.

- She's telling me we can do better?

Me, the person who's taught her everything

she knows about publishing.

I mean, that is just rich coming from her.

- Jules, Jules, maybe we should just mind meld a new idea.

- No, maybe, maybe, I should give that little chick

a piece of my mind.

I mean, I'm her partner.

I'm not her subordinate.

I mean, I will not be dismissed this way.

Um, I have a very large bone to pick with you.

- Whoa, Julianne.

- You float into my office, you stomp all over our idea,

you treat me like I'm your employee.

- No, look, I wasn't.

- Newsflash, our company's called 50/50

because it's our company, our, we're partners.

- Do we have to do this here?

- No, you don't.

- Here's the dealeo.

Either you come up with something brill,

or you stand down and you support us.

- Julianne, can we please talk about this in private?

Because I refuse to waste my tingly feeling on you

and your Debbie Downer impersonation.

Stop! [whooshing]

Oh my god [giggling] uh.

How cool is that?

Hey.

Oh my gosh.

Ive, Ivan.

[snapping]

[laughing] Oh my god.

Ah ah.

Okay that's enough though.

[squeaking]

Okay.

Hello.

- So, pull up your tights, roll up your sleeves.

[throat clearing]

Oh, what's going on?

And, why is everyone frozen.

- I did it.

- Oh well stop it.

Flash mobs freak me out.

Enough you people, eh. [clapping]

- Julianne, hey this isn't a flash mob.

I really, I, I did this.

- How?

- I'm a time traveler.

[laughing]

I know.

Oh my god it feels so good to finally say it.

I mean, look I can manipulate time and space.

I mean I'm still learning to and it's been this huge secret

in my life and only Kai and Adam know

because they're time travelers too.

I mean, technically Kai he's from the future.

- I'm getting sweaty.

- I know, I know, it is a lot to take in.

But, come on here, let me show you.

Oh, look, check it out.

[shouting]

Watch this.

Shazam! [whooshing]

My apartment.

- I'm dreaming.

This is not real.

- No, it is real.

I can take us anywhere at any point in time today.

- I think I'm feeling a little sick.

- Yeah, I have a therapist.

His name is Dr. Tom and he can move me

through time and space.

- Okay, why can't I wake up?

- Shoot.

I can just take you to him.

Hang on.

- Oh no, no, no, no, no, no.

[whooshing]

Ta da.

This is Dr. Tom.

- Hello Julianne.

[giggling]

- Oh, oh, oh god.

- [Erica] Crazy, right?

- It's a pleasure to finally meet you.

- Oh doctor, think I'm gonna be sick in my dream.

- Oh wait, Julianne, um, I...

[whooshing]

Where did you send her?

- Back to Goblins before she confronted you.

Thankfully, she won't recall the drama

of this little adventure.

- Right [chuckling].

It's just, I mean, you did say to do

whatever comes naturally.

And, I've been dying to tell someone.

- Yeah, no, it's all right,

but now that you've had your fun,

maybe you should--

- Maybe not play so rough?

- Yeah.

"With great power comes great responsibility."

- Did you just quote Spiderman?

- I believe I did, yes.

- Hmm.

Okay, so the problem is that I [sighing],

I don't exactly know what I'm supposed to be doing

with these powers.

- I told you, this exercise is a part of your training,

getting the opportunity to test out your tools,

to see where they take you, to see what you'd do with them.

That's the point.

- What if I tried redoing a regret, I mean my regret?

- What did if you do?

- I can do that, right, as long as

the regret happened today?

- Right.

What's the regret?

- Well, the way that I handled the news

about Adam quitting school, I just, I attacked him

so of course he wouldn't listen to me.

- So, you think that if you approached him

in a different way with your concerns

that you could get him to change his mind?

- Well, if I made my case more subtly,

didn't get his back up, then,

then maybe he could hear what I'm really saying.

[lively rhythmic music]

- It is your power, Erica, to do with as you wish.

- Okay.

Here goes nothing.

[whooshing]

- Erica.

I almost zipped up your back.

[chuckling]

I'm such a klutz.

- There.

- Uh, Adam.

We should, we should take a vacation this summer.

- I'd go to a cottage, little bit of romance in the woods.

Sign me up.

- [chuckling] Well, we could, but I was,

I was thinking more...

- Dublin?

- Mmm hmm.

- Well, it's nice in September.

- It's even better in August because you're gonna,

I mean, you're gonna be back in school in September.

- Well actually, I don't think that's gonna be a problem.

- Oh no, why?

- Well, there's an opening for a foreman.

And, it would be a big step up in terms of pay

and responsibility and Desmond thinks I'm perfect

for the job.

- But, then you can't have both,

so something's gotta give.

- Exactly.

- Hmm, that's a tough one.

Well, what if you told Desmond that you're only halfway

through your program and see if he can save the promotion

until the end of next summer and then that way

he has you and your education at his disposal.

I mean, really it's win win.

- Erica, Desmond's not gonna wait.

- But, you don't know that.

And, even if he doesn't, I mean, in a couple months,

you're gonna have your diploma, Adam.

And, you can have any job.

You could start your own company.

You know, you could have more options, more freedom.

And, that's what really matters to you, right?

- Erica--

- Adam, you're making a decision now that will effect

your future and I'm sure that you wanna think it through.

- I have thought it through and I wanna take the job.

- You've thought it through.

Really?

- Yeah, it's my career, my decision, Erica.

- Okay, why are you getting upset?

- Because, you're pressuring me into doing

what you want me to do.

Stop being so controlling, stop making my decisions for me.

- Because you never do that to me?

Deciding who I can and can't be friends with?

[groaning]

- Can we please finish one fight

before jumping back to a previous one?

- Oh, here we go, you're just gonna walk out again.

- I have to go to work.

When we argue in the morning, I have to walk out.

[light rhythmic music]

- Oh hey, Erica.

I've done another pass at my wedding speech.

I don't suppose there's any chance

that you could take a look at it for me?

- Uh, sure, just not right now, okay?

[light jazzy music]

- Hey.

- [Kai] Hey you.

Everything okay?

- No, everything is not okay

because Adam is being ridiculous.

He doesn't want us, for you and me to be friends

and then he accuses me of being controlling.

- Mmm.

- [sighing] Sorry, I didn't come here to unload on you.

Just...

- That's fine if you wanna talk.

- No, thank you.

Anyway, what are you working on?

- Rewriting a song for the album.

Well, play it for me.

- Here?

- Come with me.

Bring your guitar.

- Where are we going?

- Just come.

[dramatic music] [whooshing]

- Whoa.

- Pretty cool, huh?

- [Kai] You did that?

- Doctor training.

Comes with some perks.

Okay, sit right here and lay it on me.

- Okay.

[laughing]

Okay.

[light guitar music]

♪ Were you burned out by the flame

♪ Of a love that died

♪ Were you frozen by a pain

♪ Of your foolish pride

♪ Were you flooded by the rain

♪ Of those tears gone by

♪ I know it's real 'cause I've got the scars

♪ To prove

♪ Now I know it's real

♪ 'Cause I've got the scars to prove

♪ But if that someone ever shows

♪ I'll be someone who will

♪ Testify it's possible

♪ So are you someone who just comes and goes

♪ Or will you stay here in my arms

♪ Bury all this doubt

♪ And pretend that we were born

♪ Tonight

[clapping]

- Wow, Kai that was,

that was beautiful.

- First time I wrote it the music was right

but the lyrics.

It's hard to write a love song

when you've never been in love.

Now it's not so hard.

- Well, we should get back.

[emotional guitar music]

Kai, what are we doing?

- I know what I'm doing.

I still have feelings for you, Erica.

And the fact that you're struggling with Adam,

and the fact that you're here,

that tells me that maybe you do too.

[gasping] [whooshing]

- Oh, Erica, hey.

I've done another pass on my wedding speech.

I don't suppose there's any chance

that you could take a look at it for me?

- Uh, yeah, I would love to.

- [Ivan] Thanks.

[light jazzy music]

♪ Ba da bum bum

♪ Ba da bum bum

- [Erica] I don't wanna fight.

- I was just getting my dukes up.

- Well, you can get your dukes up to open this.

So, events have conspired to get us to Dublin

a little faster than anticipated.

- What are you up to?

[whooshing]

- Oh, sorry. - Oh, sorry, sorry.

- Thing's rubber.

[thudding]

We're in Dublin.

How did we?

- Uh, doctor training.

Dr. Tom he gave me this 24-hour time space

transporter thingy pass.

- You did this?

- Mmm hmm.

[chuckling]

- But, listen, okay, we only have a couple hours.

So, what do you wanna do?

Do you wanna do a walking tour of the city

or we can hit the shops in Grafton Street

and everything that we bring back is duty free.

- Okay, this way.

♪ The winter it has passed

♪ And the summer's come at last

♪ And, the birds they are singing in the trees

♪ Their little hearts are glad but mine is very sad

♪ For my true love is far away from me

♪ And straight I will repair to the curragh of kildare

♪ For it's there I'll find tidings of my dear

[chattering]

- Mmm, the taste of home.

You have to try some of this blood pudding.

- Um, I don't eat anything with word blood in it,

especially pudding, but this here, this is really good.

- Yeah, bacon, cabbage, and mashed potatoes.

I grew up on that.

- Sounds kinda gross when you say it,

but it's actually delicious.

- You know this is something I'm always gonna remember.

Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- Hard work, isn't it?

- [Erica] Hmm?

- This being happy business.

- Oh!

"We have no more right to consume happiness

"without producing it."

- "Than to consume wealth without producing it."

George Bernard Shaw.

- Dr. Tom used that one on you, too?

- Yeah.

- The only reason I remember it

is 'cause Shaw's an Irishman.

[laughing]

What?

- Mmm, just wondering, you know, happiness,

what does that really mean for you?

- Pint of Guinness in the old country.

- Okay, well there's that but like,

five years from now, where do you see yourself?

- I don't know, with you, [mumbles].

- Okay, but I mean who is Adam Fitzpatrick in 2016?

Where is he living, what's he doing?

- I don't know.

- What, you've never thought about it?

- You can't help yourself, can ya?

- Help myself how?

- This.

In five years from now where do you see yourself?

It's just a variation on the talk we had earlier today.

- No, look Adam, I was just interested.

- Erica, if I'm the person you wanna be with,

stop steering me.

- You know what, I don't know what I can and can't say

around you anymore.

- Well, it's simple.

You can't say anything that has anything to do

with you figuring out my life for me.

[dark music]

I'm not going back to school, okay?

End of discussion.

- Okay, Mr. Snarky Pants.

I don't hear you coming up with any ideas.

Okay, wait, seriously blank slate.

Are you ready?

- Okay, hang on, wait.

- Are you ready?

- [grunting] Ready.

- Home spa.

- Ew, no.

- Yes, yes, people spend thousands of dollars a year

on hairstyles, on manicures, and pedicures.

We do how to at home.

- You want people to cut their own hair.

How Britney circa 2007.

- Millions of people wanna cut their own hair, Brent.

Don't be a snob.

- Okay, so home spas, so what, it's like get bowl,

put bowl on head, clip mullet.

- I'll have you know, I can cut hair.

- You can cut hair?

- Uh huh.

I may have even taken a course or two here or there.

[snipping]

- Mmm hmm.

[whooshing]

- Well, that was fun.

- I'm going to bed.

- Adam.

- What?

- Look, I'm not gonna be able to sleep

unless we talk.

- The last thing I wanna do right now is talk.

It's just gonna lead to another fight.

- Well, it doesn't have to if you didn't act like

it was the end of the world every time

I asked you a question.

[dramatic guitar music]

- I'm going home.

- Adam.

- And, to be honest, Erica,

I don't know when I'm coming back.

- What does that mean?

- I can't do anything right.

You wanna control my each and every move

and I'm suffocating.

I'm done, Erica.

I need a break from you, from this relationship.

[lively music]

- Julianne, I had no idea,

You wield those shears

like Edward Scissorhands.

- Well, we all have our secrets,

Mr. Undercover Salsa Dancer.

Oh, there's one little,

there.

So, do you think there's a book in home spa?

- Um, I'm not sure.

- No.

- What, what?

- Oh, no, no, 'cause you flinched and so I cut your collar.

- This is a Varvatos.

- I am sorry [giggling], I am.

I am so sorry.

- Couldn't you have aimed for my ear instead?

[laughing]

- Well, you look really good.

- [Brent] Yeah?

- Yeah.

- Well, I feel good.

[salsa music]

Come dance with me.

- Oh, no, no, no.

Okay, I...

[giggling]

- Ready?

One, two, three, five, six, seven.

One, two, three, five, six, seven.

Quick, quick, slow, very good.

[giggling]

[singing foreign language]

- Um, well that was awesome brainstorming.

- Yeah, awesome.

- Well, we'll, we'll just take care of this tomorrow, right?

- Great.

[dog barking]

[gentle guitar music]

[whooshing]

- Adam broke up with me.

- I know.

- Well, this whole day has been a disaster

and it's my fault.

- Oh, Erica.

- It's like I kept approaching every conversation

the wrong way and I just, I mean

I just couldn't make myself stop.

- You can't make yourself stop if you don't realize

what it is you're doing in the first place.

You know maybe this is not about the conversations

you keep having.

Maybe this is about what's driving them.

- I know what to do.

I need to go back while I still have time

and just start over.

I just need to start this whole day over

from the beginning and just accept

what Adam wants to do.

I just need to let him make this decision, right?

Because relationships are about compromise, right?

I just need to let go of this and compromise

and then that way we'll have a good day

and he won't break up with me.

- Erica, this therapy has never been

about undoing the past in order to fix the present,

you know that.

- I know, I know that, Dr. Tom,

but I'm not undoing the past, right.

I'm just undoing what I did wrong this morning.

I'm just fixing me and I need to hurry up

because I don't have a lot of time to do it.

- I mean, what do you always say,

you always say that we learn by doing, right?

Well, I learned the hard way that the way

that the way that I was handling things with Adam was wrong

and now I need to make it right.

[whooshing]

[lively music]

- We learn by doing.

There is no other way.

- Erica.

You were saying about wanting to get away for the summer?

- Um yeah, actually I was thinking about Dublin.

- Dublin?

- Mmm hmm, I mean we could steal a week in August

and you could be my own private tour guide.

What do you think?

- I say yeah, a big yeah to Dublin in September.

- Yeah, but September, doesn't school start in September?

- Actually, there's a foreman job opening up.

Pay is great and I get some management experience

but it means putting school on hold for now.

- Well, if that's what you wanna do,

then I support you 100%.

- Really?

- Absolutely.

- [Adam] I'd be in charge of all the biggest

Duncan Collins projects and the raise I'd get,

I'd finally be able to take you out to dinner

every once in a while.

- [chuckling] You don't have to sell me.

If you're happy, then I'm happy for you.

- Wow, to be honest, Erica, I thought...

- What?

- Well, I was worried that you would

find this hard to deal with.

You know, me leaving school,

consider it a step backwards or something.

- I mean it would be for me,

but I'm not you.

[lighthearted music]

- Wow.

That's kind of a,

it's kind of a shame you had to get dressed.

- Oh it's tragic.

- Mmm.

- I thought that you had to go to work.

- I can be a few minutes late.

[gentle guitar music]

- Oh, Ray Ray will you make me another one of those

Tetley Infusions for my pitcheroo.

- [Rachel] I'm on it.

- Good morning.

- [Julianne] Erica.

- Oh whoa hey, I know that look.

You've got a pitch.

- Okay, stand right there, no sit.

Should she sit or stand?

- She should sit.

- You know what?

I think that I would rather keep on my toes.

- [Julianne] Okay, Erica.

- Yes.

- When you're online, do you ever wonder

WTF all these PPLs are LMAOing about?

- Um, I usually tell them to SSIA.

[comical music]

Stop speaking in acronyms.

[laughing]

I'm joking, go ahead, you're very excited.

- Okay so it's a handbook.

An HBIMO.

- [chuckling] It's an HB of textiquette, netspeak,

and tips on communication for both insiders and newbs.

- Okay, so it's about clarification,

it is practical.

- [Julianne] It's useful, but it's silly.

- No, not with you two in charge.

- Your iced elixir, my lady.

- Thanks.

Oh, and Ray Ray actually came up with

a really good idea for the title.

- Oh?

- On the Origin of Speech Ease, you know like--

- Charles Darwin, the Evolution of Language.

That's cute.

Listen I think that you guys, you should just run with it

and I'll step in in a day or two as an outside eye

and we'll see what we got, okay?

- Okay, Kennedy you clear your dance card

because tonight you and me, we are brainstorming.

- Tonight I have dance lessons.

- Well, you can practice on me.

- Rachel, we're gonna need some faux pens,

some file cards.

- Take out sush.

- [Rachel] Check, check, check.

Would you like me to stay late and help you?

- [Julianne And Brent] No.

- Hi.

Mmm, that smell.

- It's Irish comfort food.

Bacon, cabbage, and mashed potatoes.

- Erica, that's incredible.

Where'd you learn that?

[spoon tapping on pan]

- It's Dublin night.

[laughing]

Oh and...

- [Announcer] And, they are challenging--

- [Adam] Football.

- Oh, we got it all.

Except I couldn't bring myself to make

your favorite dish, blood pudding.

And, you think that Jews are weird

for eating gefilte fish, really?

- No worries, but how did you know blood pudding

was my favorite?

- I don't know, I guess you must've told me.

Anyways, dinner's almost ready.

So, why don't you have a seat.

- Okay.

- Would you like a pint of Guinness?

- [chuckling] Yeah, sure.

- [TV Announcer] Big move by Frishop to avoid

the defense.

Driving in, crossing over to...

- Erica, is there something you're not telling me?

- No, not at all.

- [Announcer] [mumbles] back up to center.

- Adam, please stop staring at me

like I did something wrong.

- Why, is it therapy-related?

'Cause if it is, I wanna know.

- No, you know what, it's nothing.

Let's just, let's just eat dinner and watch the game.

- If it's nothing, tell me.

What's going on?

- [sighing] Okay.

We started off today with a terrible fight.

Well, not this day, a different day

with different results.

Dr. Tom, he gave me limited time traveling powers.

- Wait, you erased my day.

- No, ours.

I was trying to make things right for us.

And, I did.

I mean, you're gonna take the job

and I'm happy for you now.

- You erased my day and you lied about it.

How could you do this?

- Wait, Adam, Adam, please just, just hear me out, okay?

We were on the verge of breaking up because of my actions

so I started the day over to change me, not you.

- But, what about my say in my own life?

I can't believe this, I can't believe you.

No, I can't trust you.

[dark music]

- No, Adam, Adam, Adam, Adam just please, please.

- Whatever happened in my original day,

I bet we could have worked it out.

It might've been messy but it would've been honest.

Now this, us, we're fiction.

No, Adam, Adam, we're not.

Look at, I was just, I just wanted to make things okay,

you know, I just wanted to let you make your own choices

and I just wanted to stop being so controlling.

- And, so you did the most controlling thing

you've ever done.

You took away my free will.

And, that you can't undo,

and, can't fix.

- Please.

"With great power comes great responsibility."

Why?

Because power is an illusion.

The desire to yield that is weakness,

an exercise in ego.

And the fact is, that all you really hold

when you hold power is all the rope you need

to hang yourself.

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