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- Taste?
- Yeah, please.

It's perfect.

It's... so, it's all right?

It's better than perfect.

Put it up.

Yes, chef. Thanks.

You don't even know where she is?

I mean, I know she's
alive. She texted me.

Honestly?

Don't get mad at me for
saying this about your mother,

but I don't think you want her there.

No?

No, because then you're gonna
be thinking about her the whole day.

And that's gonna fuck all your shit up.

No, I just... I don't know,
I feel like she's winning.

Are you kidding me?
She already lost, pal.

Fucking, Michelle and Stevie texted me.

They're gonna come in, but then
she's gotta leave early, I guess, 'cause

I know, cause she's got rehearsal.

This girl gets out of everything
'cause she's fucking talented.

I should've been a fucking actor.

Is that right?

Yeah, fucking phenomenal.

Fucking gravitas, baby.

I think you found the right spot.

Yeah. Just gotta keep it going.

Are... are you, like, worried?

No, we're doing great.

Okay then.

And you're feeling so good that
you're gonna come to the wedding, right?

You know, actually... No, tiff, I gotta...

Shit, I gotta take this. I got the
other line here. I'll call you back.

I'm sorry, buddy. I
screwed up. It was me.

All right?

It is temporary though.

Couple months, gonna
make it right. Gonna be okay.

Yeah, uncle... Uncle computer
and I actually have a plan.

And by the way,

bright side, maybe a new school wouldn't
be the worst fucking thing in the world.

No offense, I think a lot of kids around
here are bunch of fucking jos, you know?

I mean, I didn't grow
up with jos like that.

Jos I grew up with didn't
have any money, you know?

We didn't get a fucking
Ferrari when we turned six.

Anyway, buddy, I'm real
proud that you are not a Jo.

Makes me so happy that you, my
son, not a fucking Jo, not by a long shot.

And cannot imagine what it
must be like to be 13 right now.

Can't imagine what it must be like

to see the world through
your eyes right now.

You deserve better, you know?

You deserve normal.
That's what you deserve.

You don't deserve fucking disruptive,

especially if the motherfucker who
disrupted it was your own fucking dad.

I mean, it's an absolutely
dynamite refresh, don't you think?

It's a newly renovated
de giulio custom kitchen.

I mean, it's beautiful.
Do you see the handles?

They're... They're bamboo
handles. They're Gucci.

I mean... They're not Gucci, but,
I mean, they're inspired by Gucci.

They're beautiful, right? I
mean, it's sexy, very, very sexy.

I mean, get out of here, right?

You come outside, you can
kick me in the fucking nuts.

Right in the fucking dick.

Please come out here and kick
me in the nuts. I'm begging you.

- Ebraham?
- "Heim."

"Heim." Albert schnur. You
beat me here. I love that.

I-I work here.

That's why you beat me here.

But mostly, I value your time.

Good, good. So, why are
you looking for a mentor?

I want to create opportunity.

Then that's exactly what we're gonna do.

And just a little bit about me,

so you don't think I'm some
kind of a fly-by-night crackpot.

I wasn't thinking that.

Good, because I have consulted for
everything from fortune 500 companies

to strip-mall laundromats, and
here's the way it's going to work.

I'm gonna meet with you
every day for three weeks,

and by the end of that three weeks, I
will have imparted to you all the wisdom

that I have acquired in my 70+ years
on this planet about creating opportunity.

- Does that sound fair?
- Fair.

Okay, good. You can take notes.

Here's the five essentials that
you need to start a business.

Now, first, and this is the most
important, you have to find your passion.

If you want to be your own boss, you.

Jesus, you don't fuck around, do you?

Not since Kuwait.

Strawberries tonight, chef?

Yeah, chef. Panna cotta.

So, I have a chenin blanc.

It'll make the strawberries
pop. Should I run it?

- Perfect, chef.
- Dope.

These hypotheticals,
they're... They're very ambitious.

N-Not hypotheticals.
The numbers are real.

These are the sales that you
did in the first month of operation?

Well, technically, it's not
the first month, we reopened.

We were called the original
beef, and now we are the

the bear, yeah. No, I know. I know.

The sandwich is excellent,

but the restaurant, I'm
hearing, is, hit-and-miss.

I read about you in the... In the tribune.

So, check it out. You see how you
can, like, kinda read through this?

You can see through it?
That means it's thin enough

- for a nice piece of fish, right?
- Yeah.

- And it's really subtle and delicate.
- Okay.

And it only costs, like, 50 bucks a bottle.

All right. How does it taste?

It tastes like it's about
200 bucks a bottle.

Well, I like that. That's very impressive.

Delicious is impressive, chef.

What's up, boys?

Three quarters full tonight.

Vips?

Yeah, a family from Los Angeles.
The parents are social workers.

And their daughter's been
cancer-free for about six months now.

They got a gift certificate for
the night, so they're super excited.

They emailed this morning asking if
we could serve the Italian beef at night.

- What did you say?
- "We do not",

- "but there are often surprises."
- We're on it.

Well, thank god they
only asked for a beef.

The fucking surprise
budget's been eviscerated.

Yeah, she did mention that her daughter's
always wanted to see snow in Chicago.

I wish we could afford to
bring them back in December.

You know what we can afford?

Sammy's power washer, ten-pound
bag of sand, and a 45-degree angle nozzle.

Thank you, fucking devry.

Sammy, what's your 20?

Carmen, our owner, he
wanted to create something new,

and he asked me to make something old.

Same kitchen. These
are our numbers together.

See, now I feel a little less insane.

Because, you know, those numbers
you were showing me were off the charts.

You guys are getting killed.

These are the monthly takes
from Italian beefs a year ago.

And now it's 75% of that, which,
by my rough calculation, is, less.

Yes, but, with a third of the
labor and a third of the time.

Making sandwiches?

Lunch service, two hours a day.

Okay.

I'm recalculating.

Your call has been forwarded

to an automatic voice message system.

Hey, it's your dad.
Just calling to check in.

I know you're... you're
busy, but, I love you.

Don't do it.

Fuck.

Busted.

You smoking?

Nah.

- You good?
- Yeah.

Wanna try that again?

My dad left me a weird voicemail.

Weird how?

Weird like...

He wants to hang out.

You don't wanna hang out?

Nah, not really.

Okay.

I'm just... I'm gonna
pause you really quickly

and just let you know that I'm
probably the last person on earth

that would have anything
helpful to say about this, like, at all.

I know. That's probably why I told you.

Okay. I respect that.

You know, guilt.

I don't know, man. It's a motherfucker.

Yeah. Yeah, it makes
you feel pretty alone.

What about work? Getting
ahead on work? You feel good?

- Trying.
- Yeah?

Can I do something? Help?

What do you need? Like,
extra prep time, or what?

A different kind of help.

What kind of help?

I need firepower.

Firepower. Okay, heard.

Yeah, let me think about
that. I'll think about that.

You think about your dad?

No.

No, not really. I used to.

Would you get this feeling, like,
when you don't want to go home?

You don't want to be alone?

Exactly.

Yeah.

Listen, there... There's probably
one really true thing about restaurants.

What's that?

You are never alone.

I'll see you in there, okay?

- You want this? No?
- No.

No. Fuck no. Throw it out. I
don't wanna see you smoke.

- Me neither. I don't want it either.
- Yeah. All right.

Hey.

- Nobody? Fuck.
- Nah.

Nobody's serious.

You know, a couple of good questions.

Listen, I did make up some
shit about the kitchen though.

Right on.

It's been, like, two weeks?

I know. I know. But more
people are coming by.

Yeah, well, the market sucks. Obviously.

It's not great.

Wild guess, how long do
you think this is gonna take?

However long it takes.

- Let's go! What are we doing?
- This is poorly organized.

- Work quietly!
- Plugged in the fucking restaurant, man.

Richie told me that I'm in charge,
and you're not listening at all.

We need to move these cords over here.

Every second counts! Focus!

Believe it or not, this is looking
pretty good. It's... it's positive.

- Yeah, yeah, this is elaborate. I like it.
- And it cost nothing.

Yeah, well, that's a good combo.

You're gonna get electrocuted.

All three of you. You're holding
the thing that's in the water.

- I got gloves on.
- He's right.

- I don't have gloves.
- Doesn't matter.

- Can I borrow your gloves?
- Poorly organized. You're pissing me off.

No, I'm not.

Guys, continue to work positively.

- Look, it's unplugged.
- Yes. Yeah.

- We good?
- - You're a fucking asshole.

- Yes, chef.
- Poorly organized.

How many more of these can we do?

Your management skills are

I don't know. Let's just, you
know, make it through the night.

- What do you say?
- Let it rip.

Hey! Stop fucking
yelling at me. I'm doing it.

Yeah, you're yelling at me?

- No hitting. No hitting.
- What the fuck...

No, hold on. No, you shut the fuck up.

Three going to 21. Eight walking in five.

Twelve walking out.

Walking four scallops, chefs.

- Chef.
- Thank you.

Marcus, still waiting on ten, chef.

Ten seconds, chef. Shit.

- You weren't kidding.
- No.

- Where you at?
- Ten, just get the rims.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Walking in six, one
gluten free, one no dairy.

Surprise on 15, walking.

- Gimme that.
- Behind.

- No. Carmen, do not fuck with me.
- Give it to me.

Carmen, this is important.

- Do not fuck with me!
- Trust me! Give it to me.

Walk six eclair to 34.

Yes, chef.

Tray.

Thank you. Jus, please, t?

Jeff.

Walking in two tartare, one allium allergy.

Waiting on Princess cake, four by two.

Six seconds, chef.

Thank you.

Order in six, one no shellfish.

Yes, chef.

Hands.

- Thank you, chef.
- Thank you.

Behind. Behind!

All right, friends and fam, look alive.
A little something extra for you tonight.

I heard a nasty rumor that maybe
one or two of you were gonna go back

to California without experiencing
the original beef of chicagoland.

We could not let that happen.

- Not on our watch.
- No way!

So, on behalf of everybody
here at the bear... My god.

Mangia, baby!

- Hey!
- All right.

You're the best. My god.

Sir, I apologize. I did not
think it was gonna be that loud.

Do not apologize. That
made them so happy.

No, no, that made me happy.
Everything okay here? Service all right?

Excellent. You have a
bunch of mind readers in here.

- Thank you.
- And the scallop was extraordinary.

Yeah, well, that's chef
Sydney. She's extraordinary.

Tasted even better in this room.
It's an excellent vibe you create.

Thank you. We really try.

And if you repeat what I'm about to
tell you, I'm gonna have to kill you,

but I can get you one of
those beefs if you want.

Waiting for you to ask.

Your wish is my command.

- T, fire another beef.
- Yes, chef.

Sydney, that fucking
scallop is a fucking banger.

Bravissima, chef.

Yo, faks! Showtime.

- Chef!
- Marcus. Rene.

All right, final ticket coming up.

Thank you, chefs. Every
second counts. Great pace.

Yes, chef.

- The sandwich is good, right?
- - This is fantastic.

Yeah, but, you guys managed to do
it without getting it all over yourselves.

You gotta show me how you did that.

Okay, we'll try again. We'll try again.

Actually, right now I'd
like to invite you all outside

for the final course
of our evening. Yeah?

- Okay.
- Let's do it.

Guys, I just wanna thank you so
much for dining with us this evening.

We just truly hope you'll
remember your night at the bear.

Final course of the evening,
Swiss miss with marshmallows.

Best enjoyed in snow.

- Wow!
- My gosh.

Mr. Clark?

Hey, that's me.

- How are you?
- Hey, good, you?

Good, thanks.

Yo, you good?

Yeah, you good?

Yeah. See you tomorrow.

Yeah.

- Carm?
- Ted.

- What are you doing here?
- What the fuck are you doing here?

Ted, what are you doing?
What the fuck are you wearing?

- I'm wearing a fucking robe.
- What are you doing?

Look, I'm just hanging out with Kelly.

Kelly?

Yeah, it's fucking... It's special.

- Can I be real with you?
- Yeah.

My stomach's all fucked up. Like,
it's... I think I'm in love with her.

I feel like I'm in a fucking Disney
channel original movie, dawg.

- Wow. That's great.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Which one?

Like motocrossed.

- That's beautiful.
- Yeah, it's... yeah.

Is Claire... Is Claire here?

- Claire? No.
- Yeah.

She's not here?

No, she's not here right
now. Just me and Kelly.

- You lying to me right now?
- What?

I feel like you're lying to me.

Why would I fucking lie to you?

- Where's she at?
- She's not... Claire-Claire's not here.

- Where is she?
- Claire?

- Yeah.
- I told you. Not here at the moment.

- Where is she if she's not here?
- I'm telling you.

Hey, Kelly.

- What the fuck are you doing here?
- What the heck, man?

Is Claire... is Claire here?

Why?

I wanted to talk to her for
a minute if she was around.

I don't know if she's...
I don't think she is.

There she is.

What the heck, Claire?
I didn't even know you...

- Taking a little catnap? Okay. Yeah.
- That's enough. It's fine.

Kelly made me lie because...

- It's all right.
- Yeah, you're still my pimp.

- Sorry.
- It's fine.

- We'll just go.
- Cool. Yeah.

Hey.

What the fuck are you doing here?

I don't know. I...

Just I wanted to talk to you for a minute.

I just... I've had a really long day.

Yeah. Okay.

Yeah, I just...

Just, like, two minutes. Fast.

I don't really know what to say to
that 'cause it's been a few months, so.

I know.

It's really late.

Okay.

I'm just gonna go get
something. I'll be right back.

Okay. Yeah.

Okay. It's okay.

Hi.

Hi.

I... I want to...

And I... I-I want you to...

What?

Carmy, this was really hard for me.

I'm not gonna, like, sit here and
help you try to do the right thing.

Yeah. No, I know.

I really hate... I hate what I did.

And, I said what I said
because it was easy to say.

And... the way... The way I
feel around you is really hard.

- Jesus, carm.
- No. No, I.

I just...

What I said when I
was stuck in there, I...

I... I wasn't even saying
that to you, you know?

I don't even know if that was real.

Why was the way you
felt around me hard?

Because it made me feel like a...

What?

- It made me feel like I was...
- Just say it.

- It made me feel like I was on fire.
- That's awful.

No, no, it was the best.

What are you saying?

If I make you feel like shit, then
you should get the fuck away from me.

No, no, no, no, no. I love you.

I love you, and I loved you so, so much,

and-and it felt so good, and I just

I didn't know what-what to do.

I didn't know what to do
with that... with that feeling.

And I tried to just shut up
everything that was in my head.

I tried to shut it up and I just...
I couldn't. I couldn't do that.

It's loud in there.

Yeah.

It's loud for me too.
It's loud for everyone.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

I wish you let me in on
the noise a little bit more.

I felt like I saw, like, glimpses of you.

But I wanted to see all of you.

You would, like, pull back,
and I was unsure how to act.

You didn't do anything wrong.

Yeah, I did.

How?

My god. I'm sure I did.

So much. I, like, I saw you
pull away when I got too close,

and I thought, "should I do that?"

Like, are you forcing
yourself to be around me?

But I didn't tell you 'cause I was scared.

Like, I've worked so hard to,
like, not blow up good things

and even attempt to
be close to someone,

but I don't wanna be scared
that I'm gonna push you away...

- No, no.
- By just being around you.

- I never thought you would shut me out.
- I wasn't forced.

- You didn't push anything.
- I wanna be honest,

- even if it hurts.
- That's not what it is.

- I've known you forever. Your whole...
- I know! I know!

What the fuck, carm?
You can't just ghost me.

- What! I didn't. I didn't know what to do.
- You can't just run away.

- I didn't fucking know.
- You're not allowed to run away from me.

- I couldn't do it.
- Yes, you can!

- I couldn't do it!
- I tried!

- I couldn't! I'm sorry!
- Just do it!

I'm so fucking sorry.

I know.

I guess I just, like

kind of thought maybe
if we could push past

how, like, scary it was

it could have...

It probably would have
been way more scary, but...

Maybe also, like, incredible.

I'm gonna go upstairs.

Okay.

Thank you for apologizing to me.

I hope you find some quiet.
Whatever that is for you.

Claire, I

I'm gonna be okay. I hope
you're okay. Good night, bear.

Yo, Pete, yeah. Shut up.

Yeah, I.

I need you to change
something in the agreement.