All language subtitles for pretty_hard_cases_s3e06

Ethan, I love you so much.

Let's do this thing.

What? Let's get married.

I'm trying to grow old with you.

Oh my God, I know that guy. What?

It's like my old best friend from high
school. Are you kidding me right now?

didn't recognize that from the file?

Stop! Jake Marty, you're under arrest.

We know that you're a replicant.

We know that Krish is your boss.

What we don't know is how big this thing
is or who's making the drugs.

If you cooperate, I can patch you out as
a confidential informant and you can

help us get Krish.

I thought we were having a meeting.

Yeah. Hey, Koychik.

Nice kicks.

Beat Root.

Yeah, good eye. You, uh, must be a
sneakerhead. Yeah, a little bit.

Picked up the Grateful Threes last week.

Attaboy, Jake.

He's buying it.

Not fine.

Is he here yet?

Not yet.

When did you last see him?

He met up with Krish, and then he got
into a black SUV headed south on

Ossington. You know what? I don't blame
him for dragging his feet, because if

someone, meaning you, had told me that
this place was riddled with bedbugs, I

would be taking my time.

They said the bedbug issue was resolved.

Has a bedbug issue ever resolved?

And what if he's playing us, huh? Is
this him, like, trying to get back at me

something like that?

Okay. Calm down.

Okay. Jeez.

Well, I hope no one followed me.

Because anyone who knows me knows I
would never step into a place as Sketch.

Yeah? Speaking of Sketch, who's driving
the black Yukon? It's called Uber XL.

The opposite of Sketch.

You told me to keep up the game as if
nothing's changed. I don't do public

transit. I don't do Uber pool.

Oh, I wouldn't if I were you because of
that. Okay, so I'm a snitch now. What

does that mean? I start spilling stuff
to you guys?

Betraying the people I care about in
order to save my own ass?

That about it? You're an idiot.

You're hanging on to old high school
resentments over here.

It's time to let go, bro, because I
didn't snitch on you. Oh, you're not a

snitch. You're a narc. Okay, okay, okay,
okay. Are you two going to do this all

day, or can we focus?

What did you tell Krish?

I told him there'd been a gas leak in Yo
-Yo's garage.

I'd pick up the stash later.

He bought it, I think.

Said he's pivoting operations.

Selling online's too risky right now, so
he's changing it up.

Changing it how?

Said he's going back to his promoter
route.

Hosting a sample night, exclusive kind
of thing.

We'll, if you guys know, line up new
dealers with solid distro track records.

When? Friday night.

Can you get us in?

How am I supposed to get you in there?

He thinks you're a couple of fish
ladies.

Can you get me in? Oh, yeah, maybe.

If anyone would ever believe a geek like
you'd be selling drugs.

Right. Because coy -loving, manga
-reading gamers sell drugs. Just making

Will they be selling drugs at that
place?

At the drug sampling party?

Yeah. Fair.

In little baggies like this.

Like a kilo's worth.

Where is it happening?

This place called Scooters.

Scooters? Do you mean like the roller
skating rink? Oh, my gosh.

Oh, you guys are badass.

Yeah, I don't think we can handle it.

Oh, I'm quivering in my roller skates.
You guys are hilarious.

I'll tell you what, Nazzy.

I'll get you in there.

If you convince Chris you're a dealer,
I'll, uh, I'll eat my shorts.

You know, I think in former life I work
with this.

Like Jen.

Oh, she was actually asking about you.
Mm -hmm. So you may have done what many

have tried and failed to do. She may not
actually hate you.

Yes, I told ya.

Morning, bro.

Hey, Steve. So how's that case going,
anyway, the boy -boy drug dealer?

Like, really good. Or not like good,
because it's about drugs. But Purple

it's something like we've never seen.
It's pretty scary, but we are making

headway, so.

Oh, wish we were. The Daigle case is
slamming us.

Ro, did you get a chance to review the
Crown's disclosure package?

Keep it at the office, Sue. Why? You're
talking to Sam?

It's not my shop. I'm talking to your
wife about her shop.

Well, Sam will find this interesting,
too. Sweetie, look at these CCTV

They're inside her bedroom. That's not
admissible. It's like doing a search

without a warrant. Okay, seriously.

You're going to have my ear at the
office in an hour.

Right now, I'm here to have coffee with
your wife. Because unlike you, I am

actually interested in Sam.

How she's doing, her cases, what she's
up to.

Wow.

Okay.

See you at the office. Bye.

Bye.

Oh, God.

What's wrong with you guys? What was
that about?

I'm sorry.

It's so annoying sometimes.

Well... It's like he's always inserting
himself right in the middle of your

story. Like, every time.

And then you seem okay with it, which is
equally weird. Not... You know who you

need? Dr. Neal. Dr. Neal. He's the best
couples therapist in the city. He's a

magician. Well, I just feel like I don't
know if I need the...

Like, if we need therapy. Trust me, you
do.

Okay.

Call him?

Yeah. Promise, promise, promise. And
then use my name, because you'll jump

wait list.

Call him. Stop calling.

Who else knows you're getting married?

Just a few family members.

Is it a secret?

Kind of. We got a lot of things going on
at work, so we're just trying to keep

it low -key.

I'm honored to be in the inner circle.

Oh, and speaking of, I was telling the
Black Sister Circle how I'm living with

not one, but two cops, and everyone's
kind of giving me grief, so can I ask a

favor? You want me to come down and show
them I don't have pain?

The Circle's a safe space for women, so
I was thinking more like Kelly.

We have Letitia Horne, this amazing
transformative justice facilitator,

this afternoon, and I think it could be
cool to get a black female cop's

perspective on things.

Wow, yeah, I'm happy to come and
represent. Just tell me where and when,

in. Cool.

Okay, so tonight at Scooters, I'm going
to get Jake to introduce you and Naz,

the two dealers from out of town. I'm
not so sure Naz should be in the mix on

this play.

Hey, you need me. I know this guy. He
trusts me.

Like I said, I'm not sure. Come on,
look, I'm the one who got this guy to

to do this thing in the first place, all
right? I promised I'd be there. I got

to follow through.

Okay, okay, but I'm taking the lead on
this one.

Totally fine.

Let's head over to the motel, and Jake
will help us build up the UC play.

Just use the bathrooms here first.

This is not the place you all were at,
yes? Yep.

No, no.

Kelly had to take several boiling
showers.

Let's just do it somewhere else. The
room's not that bad.

Okay, so any idea how we're going to get
in?

Yep. Chris and I are view pics friends.

I hit him up right after he told me he
liked the food.

When we were installing that koi pond.

And based on this feed...

I know exactly where to find them.

We were invited to a party.

Oh, my God.

I should have went home and changed.

What, into your mom jeans and a crop
top?

Mom jeans are totally in, by the way.
Yeah, for people who aren't moms.

Oh, look, Dr. Neal, couples council
extraordinaire, confirming our first

appointment. I thought you and Steve
were good.

Wait, is this because you've been
getting those fuzzy ones for Nas every

a while?

Cravings in your belly for Nas.

No, it's because Ro thought it would be
good for Steve and me.

She says that he keeps inserting himself
into my story, whatever that means.

Okay, it sounds like Ro keeps inserting
her own self into your story. She needs

to mind her own business.

Oh, wow, I wonder what that feels like.

Listen, I learned my lesson. I will
never interfere into your life again.

Unless you need me to. Or unless I think
that I really need to. No, I don't.

Because I'm good. Jesus, you are really
good.

Pretty, pretty, pretty good.

Can you tell me why I'm good?

Can you tell me why?

Not that I'm inserting myself.

Yo!

What's up, Chris? That's who it is.

Looks like you got a long line to wait
in, bro. Good thing I got a friend

holding my spot.

Oh, respect, okay.

Oh, you remember my partner?

Fish lady.

Yeah. Sensible footwear.

Oh, look, yes, it's like a marshmallow
is hugging my foot.

I can see that.

Yo, I've been waiting for these to drop
for a week. I'm hoping I can get two

pairs. I just got to check on my money
real quick.

Oh, no. Wait, wait, wait.

No. What?

Man,

a payment came out of my account that I
forgot all about. Shoot.

Now I can't get them.

The fish business isn't booming?

I mean, it is if you want to wear shoes
like mine, but if you want to wear shoes

like hers. Right.

I'm tired of living this straight and
narrow lifestyle. Can we please just get

back in the game just for a bit? Just a
little bit, please? You look so good at

it, though. Stop, stop, stop.

And what came inside?

Let's just say I got a lot of friends,
and most of my friends are some serious

partiers, if you know what I mean. I
know what you mean.

But never mind.

Guess I can't get the shoes to live
vicariously through your feet.

Look, take my spot, all right?

Thank you.

See you around.

Hold on.

All right.

Take care.

What?

Yo, Kelly.

What's that?

What's that?

Listen, not that I want to steer you
away from your righteous path or

Oh, please. Steer away.

So I got this thing tonight.

You should come by.

Might be able to present you with some
opportunities to step up your sneaker

game. Okay.

Wait.

Her too, right?

She's too straight edge.

Why nobody expects you to be such a
shady bitch.

All right, if you say so, bring her.

Tonight,

scooter is VIP on me, okay? All right,
VIP.

Of course.

VIP. I'll see you there.

Some shady bitch. Oh, but you're a
lovable one.

Oh.

Wow. Hey.

You've been holding out on me.

Where'd you learn to skate so good?

Well, talking up to, uh, professional
sleeping in.

Yes.

Please save my ass in college.

Okay. Here we go. Look at you. Here I
come. Oh, dear. Come on.

Oh, dear. Watch out. You all right?
Okay.

Positive reinforcement.

Good, you're good.

Yes!

Oh, my gosh!

Wow. Ah, jeez. Whoa.

This is how you, uh, Plan to take down
our big drug dealer tonight?

With Skitsky? I think I'm ready, guys. I
think I got it. Okay.

Yeah. Okay, well, let's go lay this out.

Can you guys make me a push in the...
Just in that general direction, that

be... You know what, I have... I, uh...
You know, I got this, actually. Here

I... Here I come, drug dealers.

So... Our man, Krish, is hosting an
event for potential new dealers, and we

believe he will be handing out sample
packs of this.

So we will be there to watch it happen.

Gather more evidence and see how far
this drug is actually reaching. Wait,

We're just going to let this guy hand
this stuff out at the party?

Then what? It's out on the street?

How's that a good play? Yeah, that's
what we're going to do. We're just going

sit back and watch them hand out drugs.

That's what I'm wondering. Which is why
we have these.

Now, before the event, we'll do a
controlled swap.

Replace the real drugs with these
lookalikes.

What what?

Uh, well, what if the dealers want a
sample on the spot?

Are you kidding me?

Do you know how much caffeine is in this
stuff?

If they want a mini -dose, they'll
definitely be bugging me. And Chase will

in early to find out where he's hiding
the real drugs.

Kelly will do the switch -up. Meanwhile,
Nathan and I will be hanging out with

Krish.

Whoa, Watts.

Uh, how?

Our CI is making an introduction.

We're dealers from Montreal, making a
big buy, and maybe, hopefully, find out

who's making this stuff.

In the meantime, I'm going to suss out
who the real invited dealers are and put

them in the database.

Right. Badges.

All right. I got to go meet up with
Julie.

I'll see you guys at the rink before the
party.

Wish me luck with these activists.

They're going to love you.

Aw. Loving everybody.

Okay. Let's get this party started.

All right.

What do you think your community needs?

Miss Pegg.

Thank you, Leticia.

My brother's neighborhood invites
professionals to volunteer their time.

Ooh, what kind?

Lawyers will talk about what to do if
you've been scammed. And accountants

advise on how to stretch your money.
That kind of thing. Great. What else?

Overdose prevention.

Yeah, the province gives out free Narcan
kits, so maybe we could bring in a

local pharmacist and do some training.
So it sounds like we're rethinking what

public safety looks like.

How about a safety audit?

Like checking in on the elderly,
especially those who live alone, making

the street lights, park lights, and
security cameras are all working

That is absolutely true.

The lights leading up to my apartment
are always out, and I don't come home

work till dark.

And how about a safety walk program?

You text us when you're close. We meet
you at your transit stop and get you to

your doorstep. That's good.

We?

Are you volunteering?

Absolutely.

I'll even wrangle some of my colleagues
to help.

Okay, colleagues.

That's great.

Where do you work? I'm a police officer
with guns and gang. What?

You've got to be kidding me.

I didn't come here to talk to no cop.

This is supposed to be private.

Safe. I don't feel safe. What are you
doing here?

Um, I invited her. I asked Kelly to join
us because she's an amazing woman. And

yes, she's a cop, but she... Thank you,
Thule.

As you can tell, there's some concerns
here about your presence.

Obviously, what we're discussing here
does not leave this room.

Absolutely. Of course.

Good.

Let's go. Come on.

What? Anybody in here want a drink
tonight? It's a big night, all right?

Hi. Hey, we're closed tonight for a
private event, okay? Oh, no, I'm the

inspector with the city.

Ah. You the owner?

Uh, no, I'm not. He's out of town. I've
just rented it for the night, so come

back tomorrow, eh? Yeah, that's not how
surprise drop -in code checks work.

Look, what's it gonna take for me to get
you and your cute doggo out of here?

Ajax is my emotional support dog. You're
not allowed to pet him.

Okay?

What can I do for you? I just need to
make sure that the exits are clear and

that the fire detectors and
extinguishers are in good order.

Shouldn't take long at all.

Thank you.

Oh, oh, oh, okay.

Hey, can I help you with something?

Yeah, I need a visual inside any room
with a locked door. That one?

Yeah, this one.

Okay, just give me a second. Thank you.
Appreciate it.

All right, go ahead. Take a look. Thank
you. Appreciate it.

It's all good, right?

Yeah.

Okay, everything seems to be in good
order. There's just a few more rooms

there and I'll be out of your hair. All
right, let's go. Do not touch the dog.

Of course. Go ahead. Thank you.

Hey. Hey, hon. You gonna be home for
dinner?

No, I'm gonna be late.

How's your work going? Anything
exciting?

Anything you want to talk about because
I'm all ears.

Uh, you know what? It's fine. We don't
have to talk about my work.

I'm a cop, so most of it's confidential
anyway.

Sam, please, tell me the truth.

Am I a horrible mansplainer?

You're not like a horrible mansplainer.
But I'm a mansplainer. You're just like,

you're like a splainer. It happens to be
a man.

Listen, I love you.

It's no big deal, okay? We're good.

I'm still making dinner for you whenever
you get home.

And I'm going to show you that I'm very
interested in your very interesting job.

Yeah, that's very interesting. Listen, I
gotta go.

Bye.

Hey, how'd it go?

Worked like a charm.

Ajax's nose never lies.

Top of his canine drug detecting class.

And according to Ajax, this dash is in
the utility closet to the right of the

washrooms. The code is 8008135.

Okay, Kelly's gonna be here soon.

She's got the fake stuff with her.

She'll be able to do a quick swap out.

Great. Okay.

What?

Boobies.

8008135 is boobies.

Boobies, right, yeah.

No, that's amazing for sure.

Oh, God.

Look, it's easier to stay as close to
the truth as possible. It's less room to

screw up. Just never use our real names.

Okay.

How about...

Knee job.

You don't call me that.

What's knee job?

Oh, in high school? He locked his V
-card to Heather Peterson's knee.

That's not what went down.

Back up. What happened with Heather
Peterson's knee?

Let's just say a romantic gesture,
typically done by the hand, Heather did

her knee. No, either she had serious
skills or knee job was good to go.

quite enough of that, right?

Nathan and I...

Big noise.

Yeah, I got it. Club promoters,
Montreal, having a rave.

Jake, we need Chris to buy our cover.
You need to take this seriously.

I'm serious.

Like, I don't want to wind up dead if
Chris finds out I double -crossed him.

Serious.

Looks like some distributors are already
here.

We better get going, big noise.

Damn, I don't have schedule.

Oh my God, why won't you pick up?

Atlas and the dealers are here early.

I really hope that you're on your way.
I'm going in.

Officer? Kelly, please.

All right.

Kelly.

230. Know the significance of that
number?

Police here are 230 % more likely to
pull a gun on an unarmed black person

a white person.

And then what? You're expected to just
go along your merry ways if nothing

happens.

Do you know how much it costs to fund
the police force annually?

About a billion dollars.

If we could take a tiny bit of that
money, put it back into community

we could have a sustainable crime
prevention model.

Cops need to be removed from schools.

And nurses and psychologists reinstated.
Yes.

But not all cops are bad apples.

There are good ones, like me, doing good
work.

But if the tree's rotten, even the good
apples will hold some of its poison.

Oh.

Please, Kelly.

I'm not picking on you as an individual.

You seem to care.

It's the institution you work for I have
issue with.

So back to you.

We appreciate your offer.

A walk -safe program with your
colleagues?

No thanks.

I hear you.

I really do.

That's my colleague texting.

Sorry, I gotta get to work.

You're okay, Kelly.

Honey?

How could you go out there tonight?

Put yourself in the line of fire for a
system that doesn't care about your

people.

Okay?

I'm doing the best I can, okay?

If this

wasn't a purple reindeer...

This would be amazing.

I know.

Do you know

who's who here?

Yeah, that's Tommy.

He owns the serpent room down on Queen.

He's unpredictable, but as a...

Solid clientele.

And over there with the short hair and
the jacket, that's Lil' Lish. She's

pretty cool, actually.

Hosts these retro video dance parties.

Where are you?

Listen. Will you switch out those drugs
now? Chris is handing out the real

stuff.

Yeah, well... Yeah, cool.

I'll try. Yeah.

Go down, let's see if it goes.

I said I'd be there soon.

That's where I can see them.

Yep.

Is there a problem, officer?

Yeah, that.

Cell phone used while driving.

My bad.

It won't happen again.

Look, I'm a cop.

Okay, let me see your badge.

Oh, shoot.

I'm UC right now, so it's with my
handlers.

My name's Kelly Duff, B4601. Call it in.

Anybody can spew out numbers.

Call it in.

I'm kind of in the middle of a play
here.

You hear that, McCleary? What? She's in
the middle of a play.

What do we got here?

Drugs.

That purple stuff we've been seeing on
campus.

Get out of the car.

Whoa, whoa. Get out of the car. All
right.

Look, I'm unarmed.

I'm just reaching to undo my seatbelt.

Okay?

Get out.

Walk towards me. All right.

Walk towards me. Okay.

Keep coming.

Keep coming.

Stop. You got her? Yeah, I got her.

Get easy.

Get on the ground.

Get out.

You have a gun?

No. Officer, you're making a mistake.

Shut your mouth.

Detective Kelly Duff.

I said shut it. Detective Kelly Duff. I
said shut it. B -4601.

Find anything?

Call it in.

Did you find a gun?

No, car's clean. I'm 44 Division.

B -4 -6 -0 -1. Maybe we should call it
in.

Go ahead.

I need to run a check on UC officer
badge B -4 -6 -0 -1.

What do you got?

She is who she says she is.

I'll get you up there. Get off me! Get
off me!

You know the job, right?

Can't be too careful. There's a lot of
dangerous people on the streets.

Yeah, I see that.

I'm sorry, Detective. I was just
following the evidence.

Oh, my God. Wait, what happened?

I got held up.

This is... Never mind me.

Whoa. What happened to you?

Nothing. My head. I mean, nothing. But I
got this. Good.

What's the room?

The drug should be somewhere in here.

Covered in boobies.

Get it?

Boob.

My man. Boom.

Smoke. Yes.

How are you? I just wanted to tell you.

Yeah. There's so many cool people in
this place.

Loads of cool people. Are you having
fun? I'm having fun. Who's the coolest?

Having a great time. All right. Great.
Yo, Chris.

Come meet Big Noise, the promoter that I
was telling you about.

That's right.

That's right. That's right. Let's go
see.

All clear.

Yeah, they say we want to sample the
product.

All right, makes sense. Let me go get
some, okay?

Yo, sneaker fish later. Oh, hey.

There you go.

Hey, look, I was looking for you. You
got a lot of business.

No, listen, we will. I got some people
in town from the bell problem, so I'm

going to go deal with that, and I'm
going to tell them. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

I'm going to click these on, hit the
ring.

You'll find me later, right? All right,
you got it. I got you.

I got you, I got you.

So which one of you was big and which
one of you was noise?

Package deal.

One unit.

And how do you all know each other
again?

Mutual acquaintance connected us.

Your boy Jake here would not shut up
about your new concoction.

Tell us more.

It's a proprietary blend.

It's clean.

I got it straight from the source, so no
lacing.

You can use a little, you can use a lot.

Simply toss it back.

But what the clubbers love, the clubbers
love this.

The Purple Rain Slammer.

You know, you really should try it
before you buy it.

Yeah, man.

I like the way you do business.

So how fast is it, uh, oh.

Yeah, that fast.

All right.

Takes a lot to impress my boy here. How
much can we get? How much do you need?

As much as you got.

Seriously. We got a huge rave coming up.

Because we can sell shots to everybody
who comes in. And if our clients are as

impressed as you say they will be, we
need more the next week.

Talk numbers to me.

You don't come to play.

Hey, I don't got any time for games
here, okay? I got bigger things on my

Well, you need to give the guy some room
to talk business.

I think Chris likes to talk mano a mano
to the money guy.

You should be munching on your shorts,
okay?

Because he was totally buying my dealer
act.

Whatever, knee job.

You know, Jake, one -on -one, you and I
were always really cool.

The minute anybody else was around, you
became a real asshole.

Well, that's because you never knew how
to take a joke.

Oh, I could take a joke.

It was the mocking and the name -calling
and telling everyone that my house

smelled because of my mom's cooking.

That same food that you would scarf down
and thank her for.

How do you think that made me feel?

Vengeful? Hey.

Stupid. I did not snitch on you.

Well, look, you still walked out of my
life without looking back.

Yeah. Well, I'm back now.

So you better get the hell used to it.

Figured we could use 2 ,000 units this
weekend.

It's a big order.

I'll have to speak to the prince about
that one.

See what they say.

Maybe a down payment could help.

Or I could talk to him myself.

A deposit is always appreciated.

Let me hook you up.

We could just do that. Like, maybe just
hold hands.

Yeah. While we skate.

Yeah, sure.

Well, it's a big noise. I'm having a big
bro party with Krish.

Yep.

I think Krish is going to totally leave
us to the source.

Kel, I've been up.

I don't want to meddle.

Oh, you don't like them that, do you? I
have four of them, but I have to get the

five of them. I said that this morning
he used to be on cloud nine, and now

you're on, like, cloud zero.

I don't even know if that's the thing.
Like, whatever the opposite to, like,

cloud nine is.

Nathan and I are getting married.

What? Are you serious? When did this...
Oh, my God. Why didn't you tell me?

Hell, this is amazing.

Can I be a bride to me? Because you
promised that I could be. Well, slow

okay? Just stop. I know. I'm just...
Okay, sorry.

You know what?

It's fine. Look, I got to talk to you
later.

All right. This is all I've got.

The prince says they're going to need a
few more days to get the rest done.

Great. Any chance we're going to get to
meet the prince? I mean, rubbing

shoulders with royalty sounds pretty
sweet to me.

Nah. Nobody connects with the prince
except for me. But I'll be in touch.

Peace out.

Bird in hand.

I don't know that he's going to give us
this Prince guy.

Patience, brother. He may not give him,
but we're going to get him.

Chase and Watt delivered the real Purple
Rain to the property unit to be bagged

and tagged.

And we bought up most of the fake Purple
Rain.

Wait, stop there.

Yeah, Chris sold some of it to this guy.

Tommy from the Serpent Room.

Mercurial, but a dollar dealer.

Chris would do whatever it takes to make
our order happen.

His eyes lit up with dollar signs.

He said the supplier was called The
Prince, and we got a promise to step up

production. In the meantime, Jake
remains our ear on the ground.

I also found this.

Chris's dash was in a hazardous waste
bag.

Check out the label.

Looks like something the lab would use,
right?

And Dr. Shummer did say the supplier
would be a chemistry whiz, so, you know,

maybe it's connected.

We'll try and trace this tomorrow.

Yeah, um...

Yeah, tomorrow I'll get it.

Hey, Kel.

Long day.

You know what? We probably both need
some sleep. So I'll just... I'm going to

get my stuff and then I'm going to go.

Sam.

I wasn't 100 % truthful with you
earlier.

At the rink?

Are you not getting married? Is that
the... No. No? It's not that.

Something happened.

Earlier today, and it was really bad.

Which is why I look late, but I can't...
I can't talk about it right now.

Not yet.

All right?

I just gotta... I just gotta think it
through.

Okay?

Okay.

I love you.

I love you.

Oh, wow.

I'm hungry till that melt hit me. It
smells amazing.

What are you doing here?

It's very late.

I'll give you ladies your space.

Girls, women.

Hey.

Let me know when you're ready to eat.
Okay.

Thank you, Steve.

Hey. Hello.

Hello.

I am here to celebrate.

I got a motion overturned, which is a
very big deal. You're the first person I

wanted to tell.

Shall I open it? Oh, and then, hold on,
I also got you that... How to speak. So

your man will shut the F up and listen.

Oh, okay. It's pretty good. It is a deep
dive into power dynamic. I think, um,

thank you, but, um, no thank you. I'm
good.

The family talked about this.

Well, actually, he talked about it, and
frankly, I found it, like, a little bit

woman -splaining, so... Damn.

Yeah, Ro, listen.

I know that you really care about your
friends, and you're super protective of,

like, me and Jen, and you always have
the answer, and normally you do, but

that Steve and I, like, we are really...
We're good.

Okay, I was trying to help you, because
as a friend, I think that's what... I

know, and sometimes you can.

Sometimes you can't.

So I guess I'm drinking this bad boy
alone?

Yeah, that's right, you are.

Because of you, I promised I was going
to have this very late dinner with

and afterwards he's going to be so eager
to prove that he cares about

interesting me and my interesting
feelings and, like, interesting work.

So you're going to down that one on your
own. I'm sorry.

I'm a terrible friend.

No, no, you're good. You're good.

Dinner next week. Yes, I would like
that.

You gonna lodge a formal complaint
against those assholes?

Of course I am.

But honestly, I don't know how much more
I can take, Nathan.

Nothing ever changes.

The system is...

How do I get anyone to listen?

I don't know.

I do know this.

If anybody can do it.

Kelly Dove can...