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Good Shabbat.
Good Shabbat. Good Shabbat. Good Shabbat. Good Shabbat. Good Shabbat.
Shabbat. Good Shabbat. Good Shabbat. Good Shabbat.
Good Shabbat.
Sorry. What am I doing with it?
Oh, thank you, m 'lady.
This room is really strict about the seating range. You'll get used to it.
Time is up.
Oh, yeah. I like you being at Shabbat. It's my favorite time of the week.
I don't think it's crazy you have dinner with your family every Friday.
Some people would say this is a lot.
Well, family is important to me. No, well, family is important to me, too.
We all share a Costco card.
You win.
No phones at the table. Oh, sorry.
Sorry. Morgan was just texting my mom happy birthday on our group chat. Group
chat? On your mother's birthday? A text?
That's it?
Well, it's Lynn's birthday.
Mother waits a whole day for the phone to ring. Day's almost over. Six o
Do you both hate your mother?
No. Oh, I would kill to just be left alone on my birthday. I didn't know. I
didn't call her.
Miscommunication. Her birthday is the 8th. Morgan thinks it's the 6th. We've
told her a zillion times. It just doesn't stick. Okay. Huh.
Her 8th is the 6th. Correct.
And her birthday is today. The 8th. Thank God I didn't miss it. Okay.
Okay.
Uh, what's the plan?
What are we doing?
Um,
I will call her.
Oh. Hmm.
Badest story ever told.
Can I have a pickle, please? You don't do anything together?
Nothing? Not even a cake or a candle?
I mean, a restaurant reservation.
Please, a balloon bouquet or an edible arrangement.
I mean, don't you have any family traditions?
Yes, we have family traditions.
We just don't do them.
Well,
when I was little, my mom used to get takeout for a birthday breakfast and
get donuts instead of a cake.
Oh, I'm sorry. That sounds hard.
No, that sounds good. Donuts are great. Okay, so let's do that.
Oh, I don't think my family's really that type. Come on. You're joining my
family for our traditions.
I want to be part of that stuff with your family, too.
Please, listen.
It'll be really fun.
I'll plan the whole thing. Text at 6 o 'clock. It's okay, Dad.
Today's not our mom's birthday. Still.
We have 48 hours. Yay.
Oh, yay.
Wait, so why are you making Mom celebrate her birthday with us? Is she
No, she's fine. I just think it would be nice to circle back to family
traditions. It's important to Mom.
Yeah, right. We both know Mom would rather do her little rituals with Goldie
where they, like, eat chocolate and mushrooms and cry outside. Okay, fine.
means a lot to Noah, okay? It was his idea, and family traditions are weirdly
important to him.
Okay, so you want to impress Noah by doing something we haven't done in 20
years. Of course you don't get it. Okay, I am in a mature adult partnership.
Noah and I are figuring out how to be a we, and it's like a silent negotiation.
Ew.
Hi. Hey.
I'm working on my toast for Lynn tomorrow. How long is yours going to be,
because it's weird if mine's longer?
Um, no, we don't do toasts.
Toasts are for people who have nice things to say about each other.
Got it. Okay. Hey, here.
Can't just drink coffee all day.
Babe.
Tracking my water intake?
God, that's so sweet.
Morgan, did you hear that?
Yeah. Don't you have, like, a job to go to or something?
Yeah, things are just a little bit slow right now.
People are interested in working with Big Noah.
Knocking on my door a little bit less.
Personally, I think he peaked at his first sermon. Oh, my gosh. He actually
the cover of Jewish Journal, which, like, you don't know. You don't even
how hard that is to get. Oh, God, Jesus. I thought you had, like, the day off or
something. I didn't realize this would turn into such an awkward conversation.
Okay,
can we just talk about how all of a sudden you're a babe girl?
You guys, do anything deep, okay? I've never heard her call anyone babe before.
Okay, can we talk about something else?
Um, do you have anything to share, Morgan?
Nope, I guess we'll have to pivot to audience questions.
A guy ghosted me after I waited three months to have sex with him.
What do I do?
First of all, willpower.
Um, mind if I throw mine two cents in?
I thought you didn't want anything to do with the podcast.
Well, I don't want any stuff about me on it. But, you know, I don't mind
offering a little advice on one question.
It's what I do.
Okay, I don't know. I think a male perspective would be nice. Okay, great.
First of all, on behalf of all men, sorry, ghosting is never cool.
In the Talmud, Hillel offers us the golden rule. That which is hateful to
do not do to others. Now, we hear it all the time. Treat others how you want to
be treated.
But...
I think the reverse applies as well. How you treat others is how you treat
yourself. So, if he can't be honest with you, he's not honest with himself.
You don't want this guy.
Okay, Rabbi. That was a really good answer.
Yeah, I was just going to say, like, she might be bad in bed, but... Next
question.
Okay, on to the next.
Can I go out with a guy my good friend dated but was never official with? No.
No.
I'll take this one, Joanne.
Hopefully it ended amicably between them, but because it ended, yes, you
every right to pursue a relationship. I'm so sorry. I really, really disagree.
You can't ever date the ex of a friend under any circumstance, and I'm sure
Hillel would agree. Well, what about the rules of love?
Being territorial over someone it didn't work out with isn't cool, and they have
to take a chance if they think this might be their person.
Okay, next question. Where's the last crazy place you guys had sex?
Um...
We don't do that. What do you mean? You don't have sex? We have.
You know what I mean. Okay, fine. Lame. Give me one juicy thing about your
relationship. The freakiest thing you guys have ever done. We don't do
that the audience would find interesting.
Oh, wait. That's not true. Oh, okay. Tell me more, Rabbi.
Say more. Into the mic. Sorry. Into the mic. I'm sorry. Sorry.
Absolutely. Sorry about that. Let's get back to it.
So the thing about Morgan is that she doesn't understand privacy.
Based on the fact that all her passwords are 1234 and I have a folder full of
her nudes on my phone. What the fuck?
God, now I have to change all my passwords.
Don't smile.
It's not cute.
Hey, how much time do you think until Mary gets back?
42 minutes, you sick fuck. We are not going again.
No, I was just thinking like we can, you know.
Have some dessert. Watch something funny on TV. I love dessert. I love this
idea. What do we have?
You were... I was first.
No, I was clearly first.
Okay, we've got ice cream sandwiches.
Ice cream sandwich.
Thank you, babe.
Hello. Oh, God. Mom.
What? What are you doing here?
I thought we grabbed your key back.
Don't worry. I made a copy.
Could you excuse us for a moment, please?
Oh, you...
So great to see you, too.
That's quite an outfit.
Oh, it's my pleasure.
Very original.
Sweetheart.
You're both half naked.
I mean, it's like a spark has reignited in this marriage.
Yeah.
But it's not going to last.
It's not? Why? What do you know? What I know is that you need to make the most
of this moment.
Okay. I mean, I think I am.
Have another baby.
Oh, Mom.
No.
Mary's perfect for one hit wonders.
We're not going to have another baby. Mary's amazing, but there is only one of
her. And babies, babies are a blessing.
And we need more.
And I can't rely on Noah anymore.
Who knows how long it will take him to come to his senses.
I could be dead by then.
Oh, Mom.
What? I don't want you to die.
Don't worry.
I will always be with you.
I am going to need that key back.
No.
Hi, Dad.
Hey, sweetheart.
Don't get up or help with any of this stuff. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know your
arms were broken.
Good. Hey, Henry.
Hey, Mel. Great to see you. How are you?
I'm okay. I'm okay. Thank you for asking. They actually hired a new head
at my temple, and so it's been a big change, and I'm kind of... Hey, do you
to see a picture of the new guy I'm dating?
Oh, look there.
Cute, right?
Oh, yeah, he's very cute.
That's one of his chihuahuas. He's got three.
Three chihuahuas. Yeah. We had a fight last night, and he still hasn't texted
me. No, Dad, we are focusing on Mom today, right now, and for the whole rest
the day, okay?
All right.
I'm serious.
I'm serious, too. Morgan is bringing Thai food. What's next?
Decorations. Decorations. Okay. Oh! Happy birthday!
Happy birthday!
Yay!
Joanne, when do you think this will wrap up so I can tell Goldie?
I don't think asking when it will end is really in the spirit of the event, Mom.
Well, you know, I firmly believe you have to spend your birthday in the
you want to manifest for the coming year. I need peace today. I don't want
fighting. I don't want any fighting.
No, there's no fighting. We're all here to celebrate you, Mom. Look at all the
stuff Noah brought.
And we got donuts.
And he bought a tiara, also these temporary tattoos that say Girl Power.
them on. It's very inspiring.
Girl Power. Girl Power.
Oh, my God. I always wanted a tramp stamp.
Today's the day. Girl Power. Let's do it.
Let's do it. Hi.
Hey.
This is Dr. Andy.
Who? What? Hi.
I am Morgan's boyfriend.
Oh.
But please just call me Andy. Drop the doctor. I don't need that. Hey, Andy.
I love your pants. Thank you. I'm so sorry. I'm confused.
Are you an escort or... Are you doing a prank? Oh, my gosh. Well, this is
Joanne. Yeah. Has to be. That's a Joanne response.
Yeah, I know, right?
You immediately just walled up. Anyway, I love it. I'm just so honored to meet
all of you all. I can't wait to get to know you.
I'm going to put this down right there, I bet. Thank you, baby.
What?
He's my boyfriend. I just told you.
Not bad.
I like him.
Thank you.
I think he's sexy. What's going on?
She is fucking nuts if she thinks she's in charge of me having a whole ass baby.
This Handmaid's Tale?
I never saw it past season one, but I don't think it gets any better for the
gal.
I don't know. I think I hate the idea.
When she first brought it up, I was like, absolutely not. Right?
Now that you seem to be like, oh, it's never going to happen, I don't really
know which way I'm leaning.
No, I mean, I just loved it when Mary was little and she'd have a little
tantrum and then she'd tire herself out and she'd fall asleep in my chest. I
loved that. Josh, we are five years away from being empty nesters.
We are so close. Think about the stuff we could do.
You could finally get your ear pierced. We could take dance class. We could try
new drugs.
We could live in, like, a cool neighborhood instead of, like, Wright
District neighborhood.
We could stay in bed.
All of Sunday, never get out of the bed. This is the stuff we never got to do
before we had Miri.
All right, rock and roll. I'll do all this stuff with you.
Really? Uh -huh.
Sash.
Except for the dancing. I'm too tall to dance.
Hey, who's that Tony guy Dad keeps talking about? I mean, I didn't even
and Pat broke up. Okay, I am not fucking talking about Pat. What is happening?
How do I not know that you have a boyfriend?
Who is he?
I mean... Where did he come from? How long has this been going on?
Well, I've known him for a little while, but this all is very new.
Okay, I saw you less than 24 hours ago, so... And since then, you've sent me
like a thousand text messages asking whether or not you have a mustache.
Okay, I was trying to be private while I figured out how I felt, okay? I do
understand privacy, Joanne. You call me about everything.
You call me before a date, after a date, half the time you call me when you're
on the date. So don't act like it's normal that you bring some random guy
who I've never even heard of to mom's birthday and say he's your boyfriend.
He's not random, all right?
You're not the only one who gets to have a mature adult partnership.
A mature adult partnership. Yeah. We're on the same planet.
You know what?
I'm gonna go help my boyfriend, Andy, set the table.
Oh, man, I'm telling you, it is... Just really hard dating at my age.
I wish I came out earlier.
This all wouldn't just feel so new to me. Trust me. Whenever you get out
it's always confusing.
We all feel like we're messing up all the time. You know?
I think you're doing a great job.
Really? I do. I absolutely do. I also think you need to give Tony a text.
I should text him?
Yeah, you should text him.
Become worthy of the relationship you want.
You're really good at this.
Traditionally, the tops text first.
I'm kidding. I'm not going to tell you what position I am.
I'm going to text you. Thank you. My pleasure. Thank you.
Hey. Hey.
Having fun? You know, Henry and I were bonding.
I think I said something that maybe landed with him. Great. Well, if you
letting him talk about himself, he'll become his favorite person.
Hey, can you go get to know Morgan's boyfriend?
You know.
And do not come back with just, he's from Ohio, I need details.
Girl power.
Girl power, thank you.
Oh, hey, Mom, will you help me find the fun plates in the sauna?
I love the fun plates, okay?
We're pulling them out? Yeah.
I think they're by the snowman.
Let me look.
Uh -huh.
I can't believe we're pulling them out this year.
No, what? Stop looking for the fun place. Mom, I don't care about the fun
okay? I don't know. Stop, stop. You told me you wanted the fun place.
Did you know about Dr. Andy? He's so annoying.
Like, is he even really a real doctor?
He's giving more life coach vibes.
Well, she might have mentioned it. I'm not sure.
You know, I can never keep up with your sister. One day she's converting. The
next day she's not converting. Mom, that was me.
Both my girls are wild cards. And you know, I'm not worried about Morgan's
I have strong intuition.
I like him.
You're wrong. Something's off. It feels weird. Otherwise, why would she have
kept this from me for even a second? We tell each other everything. It's like,
what if he's got her in some Ponzi scheme or a pyramid scheme?
Remember when she lost all her money to that guy who said he was going to
reinvent the hot dog for millennials and she kept saying, it's a hot dog for us.
Maybe he's just married. No, Morgan's told me about plenty of married men.
can't be it. Are you guys talking about me and Tony?
No, honey.
And here's some delicious rice.
Oh, baby, can you pour me some water so I don't get dehydrated?
Of course, princess.
Of course, come here.
I'm here.
Beautiful. So cute.
So how'd you two meet? What's your story? Give me every little detail.
Okay. Well.
You go. Okay. We met in therapy.
Group therapy.
Well, no, not group therapy.
But that's cool. Keep guessing.
The waiting room.
Nope.
Getting warmer, though. Yeah. All right. Let me think here.
The parking lot.
No, no, wait. The elevator from the parking lot. You met in the elevator.
Morgan's therapist.
Oh.
I wasn't warm at all.
I mean, he's not my therapist anymore.
No, of course.
Yeah,
we had our close -out session last week. Of course.
Really intense. He cried.
No, I didn't cry. I wept.
You did.
And you made... You did.
Like a Hallmark movie where two people pretend to be a couple for a big family
gathering. I love that movie.
Melissa Joan Hart. People say I look like her.
What?
I can see. Hello.
Oh, hi. Hey, guys.
Was just chatting with Morgan and Dr.
Andy. I knew it. He's not a real doctor. I couldn't imagine letting that guy
operate on me. He's probably a chiropractor. He's a therapist.
What? Yep. Yep. Yep. Dr.
Andy is Morgan's therapist.
I kissed my therapist once, but he said it was a trust exercise.
Your responses are alarming. I have to say, this is a very concerning
Thank you. Someone finally normal, thank you. Are couples therapists?
Yeah. Oh, my God.
Where is everybody?
Did anyone notice a brainwash -y energy?
I'd love to be brainwashed.
What the hell? Are you guys just... Sitting out here talking shit about me?
your therapist. How do you expect us to react?
I mean... Here we go again.
Oh, right. And you pick such perfect relationships too, Joanne, right? Look
Noah. You're a fucking loser, jobless, almost homeless, ripped your boyfriend.
You know what? Fuck you, bitch.
Oh, Tony texted me back. Thank you, Noah.
You know what?
Do not compare my relationship to your mental breakdown.
Right, yeah, because you're doing so great.
Pretending to care about some tradition that none of us want to be at because
you need to prove something to your boyfriend.
No, I don't. And I did tell you my therapist was in love with me many
I supposed to believe everything you say? According to you, you could have
Meghan Markle. I said I saw Prince Harry at a bar and there was a vibe, okay?
And there was a vibe.
You know, why do you think I waited to tell you I fell for Andy, okay? Because
knew that you would be judgmental about how we met.
Not that you've even noticed what's going on with me because you're too
up in your own relationship. You know what?
You'll suck.
Come on, we're going.
And by the way, this is the first man I've brought home since my divorce, and
none of you have even tried to get to know him. Well, I did.
Bullshit. I guess we're still adjusting to the very jarring fact that you two
are breaking the law by dating.
Andy knows all of my trauma and all of my baggage, and he accepts me for it.
by the way, you guys are where I got all my trauma and baggage, so...
Oh, this isn't the energy I want for the rest of my youth. Okay, I'm so done
with all of you. You know, none of you support me. Not one.
I know our relationship started out in an unorthodox way.
It's not perfect, but we're really happy.
Okay. You can lay with me.
With your mom in her bed?
She's pretty locked into her movie.
Okay.
But no funny business.
So why is that?
Do you think I'm judgmental?
I mean, I think you're very passionate, and I think...
Sometimes you jump to extremes and commit really hard.
I never do that.
Give me one example when I did that. I mean, you call our sex life
on your podcast.
Oh, wow, you really had that loaded and ready to go?
Okay. You told me not to say anything personal about us, so that was me
it. I know. I know you're just trying to respect my request.
Well... Off the record, obviously.
I know we do some pretty interesting stuff. Oh, obviously. Just, you know,
everyone else know.
Can I give you some advice?
Are you my rabbi now? No, just your boyfriend.
I think you should support Morgan.
I can't.
I can't support her with an unethical therapist. I'm not saying to support the
relationship. I just think you should support her.
You know?
I mean, it makes a lot of sense why she was scared to tell you.
She really cares what you think.
Even though I know she swears she doesn't.
I guess that's true.
Damn.
You are really good at helping people.
Thank you.
I miss it.
I miss being needed by my community.
Sounds like you need a rabbi, rabbi.
I'm sorry you don't get to do the job you always dreamed of. No.
I still will.
I'm sorry I pushed you all to celebrate my way.
I think I've just been channeling my energies into the wrong places.
I did have fun with your family, though.
And I'll deny it, but... I really loved being the one to tell you all he's your
therapist.
No, rock love.
You're a gossip.
That's against Jewish rules. You told me that when we met.
Babe, you remember my first Judaism lesson.
I really love you.
I love you.
What a special moment for the three of us to share.
That's the energy I want to manifest.
Me too, Lynn.
Hi.
Oh, great. Thanks for ordering me one.
Andy suggested we talk, so I'll go first.
Why does this bother you so much? Because he's your therapist. Okay,
knows every single thing about me, and he still loves me. I want my, you know,
fairy tale, too.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay. I get it. I will try and do my best to give him a chance.
Thank you.
Today I'll be discussing Parshat Beshalach.
Now, after the Jews' departure from Egypt...
They had their freedom, but they had no food. They had no shelter.
They wandered through the wilderness without knowing what would happen next.
Rabbi Rockliff?
At my house?
Hey, what's all this? Have a seat.
Yeah, I was just in the pool. I was practicing for my stupa lesson.
The wife and I are getting certified.
Wow. Yeah. Okay, so you're enjoying it.
Retirement? Yeah, and you know, the part of your life you didn't plan for.
I'd say I'm asking for a friend, but I think we both know that's not true.
And that's the point of faith, right?
It doesn't exist in the plans we make.
It exists in the unknown.
Otherwise, tough decisions would be easy. There'd be no risk.
All right, now that's a cute baby.
Now, the moment after you take a leap of faith.
That's the scariest time.
You know what? Fuck it. Let's do it. What?
Let's have another baby.
Do you love that cute?
Because you can't go back.
You don't know if it'll work out.
I've been freaking the fuck out about not working.
Avoided it for years.
Turns out, I feel my most free when I'm in the water.
Never could have planned for that.
But if you don't risk.
you might not experience life.
You might never learn if that person is right for you or if you love to
swim.
Here's what I do know.
Over these last few days, I've been reminded that there are people who need
what I have to give.
This new guy is a great rabbi because we know what we're getting.
You are a great rabbi because you think outside the box. So trust yourself.
Figure it out.
Now, this congregation has begun its next chapter.
And it's not what I had planned.
So now I need to find my next chapter too.
It's been an honor. It's been a privilege getting to know you.
I love you all.
And I plan to see you many more times throughout the years.
It's time for me to wander through the wilderness.
Oh, my God.
This will be my final sermon at Temple High.
My dirty secret in an old coat pocket My dirty laundry underneath
your bed I had a dream I had you in my kitchen And
now you're in my head You're living in my head
I wasn't wild, but I could have been.
I like the way you answer all my questions.
Can I see you again?
Can I see you again?
If I want to.
If I have you on my mind.
If I'm patient.
If it's complicated, then it's complicated
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