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Last season on lipstick jungle...

It all started with three best friends

in the big city.

Everyone that knows you knows that you're a great mother.

So you say.

Wendy, balancing a successful career

and a wild teen.

You can't pick and choose

when you want to be the good mother, okay?

It's really, really phony.

Victory, fashion designer in love with billionaire Joe.

When we are together,

it is not my world, it is our world.

Until he secretly bought her business.

I don't want the man that I'm dating owning me.

I am genuinely sorry for the lie.

And it got worse from there.

I want you back in my life.

Who is it?

And Nico, a magazine queen

who's falling for a younger man.

I'm Kirby Atwood. Nico Riley.

I can't stop looking at you.

No. I'm married.

What about you and Charles?

What is going to happen?

But Nico has suspicions of her own.

Excuse me, I'm so sorry to interrupt.

Megan is one of my most promising grad students.

You know, you are one lucky woman.

You know that, right?

And in an instant... It all changed.

Hello?

Rico! My husband had a heart attack!

I just want my marriage back.

I love you. I love you.

The new season of lipstick jungle starts now.

Hey, hey.

Hey.

How was your day? It was good. You?

Good. What smells so good?

Oh. Food that I didn't cook.

There's a message for you from feldman's office

confirming some more tests on Friday.

Yeah, yeah, more wires,

more clumsy goons shooting ink in my veins.

You wanna eat?

Yeah. Sounds good. You know what?

Got a little something for ya. For me?

Yeah, for you.

It was a little impulsive,

but I saw it, and I thought of you.

What are youdoing?

This light is too good to waste.

There's this little gallery on 11th street.

I've passed it a dozen times, never even noticed it.

But this one print really caught my eye.

Reminds me of that stieglitz you fell in love with.

Remember?

You don't like it?

No, no, no, I-I do. It's--it's-

it's, um, it's lovely.

Honey, it has to be a coincidence, okay?

Charles was drawn to that photo randomly.

Yes, he was unconsciously attracted to it

because it's your body, your shoulder, your breast.

There was no breast. Was there breast?

I can't have that photograph in my house.

I agree. Get rid of it.

How? I don't know.

I don't know. Give me a second.

I just got here, okay? I need a drink.

All right, you know what?

I'm gonna have to tell him the truth.

Why?

Weren't you the one way back when

that said that telling Charles would only hurt him?

She said that.

I was there.

At the time I thought

you were just being a selfish ho.

I've since changed my mind.

What people don't know can't hurt them.

Nico, be flattered that after all these years,

your husband still wants to nail you to the wall.

What's happening? Where are you going?

Wendy.

What the hell are you thinking? Mom?

Lady, what are you doing? I'm her mother.

Although, according to this,

I gave birth to you in the third grade?

Out. Girls.

Oh, jeez, someone is gonna spend

the rest of high school wearing lojack.

What if Charles has known about Kirby all along?

What?

But if he brought that photograph home

just to drive me insane?

Okay. I've seen that movie, and you're not in it.

Maybe this is some twisted way just to get me to confess.

Nico, stop--this is Charles we're talking about here.

He may be stubborn and oblivious

and really annoying to watch jeopardy! with,

but he's Charles.

He's not a monster.

This milk smells.

It's supposed to. It's organic.

You know I have to call their parents.

I'm not trying to humiliate you. Oh, really?

What do you call it

when you drag someone outside by their hair

and hurl them into a cab? An intervention

when you tell us that you're studying for a math test.

I told you. We finished early.

And you thought you'd reward yourself with a beer?

Please, let's not do this again, okay?

I get it. I'm in jail.

I'll clean the kitchen until I'm 50.

Taylor, put your shoes on.

This is not about jail. It's about trust.

We give you a lot of freedom, Maddie, and you blew it.

You gotta earn it back.

What does that even mean?

You're done with sleepovers. Forget the camping trip.

You need to be supervised.

I'm sorry, but that is what "You blew it" means.

Ugh!

Oh, yeah.

What are we gonna do?

Oh... Let's have a sip first.

We're in real trouble, Shane.

She has a fake I.D.

And a new taste for cocktails.

Well, we don't know she was going there for a drink.

Maybe it was just thrill of sneaking in.

You are not condoning this.

I'm not condoning. I'm waking up, darling.

Look, she's a teenager.

She now has two parents working long hours.

Well, what if I hadn't shown up, hmm?

What if I hadn't been there?

What if she had hooked up with some guy?

Are we supposed to start talking about birth control?

Ooh. Well, if we do,

it's probably best you had that talk.

If I knew more about it, she wouldn't be here, would she?

I'll talk to her.

Maybe ellyn didn't understand. We ordered a messenger.

Yeah, well, just doing my part

to keep those pesky bicycles off the street.

Miss Ford...

Hi.

Hello.

What are you doing here?

I heard you had a package for me.

Thought I'd stop by,

see what you've been up to the last couple of months,

possibly lose a few fingers to frostbite.

Well, I'm headed out.

Roy, will you please give Mr. Bennett that envelope?

And this would be...

It would be some documents from my attorney.

They require your signature.

There's no surprises in there.

You said you'd sell my company

the day that it turns profit.

That just puts it in black and white.

Can we please talk about what this is really about?

Joe... When you called me that morning--

I have an appointment.

She's a sales rep for a wine importer.

We've known each other for years, never dated.

When you and I stopped seeing each other,

what started out as a...

You don't owe me an explanation. Routine wine tasting...

Ended up--it was a one night aberration.

Joe, please.

Why don't you save your pump and dump adventures

for your blog?

I missed you.

Miss Ford, Dahlia's here.

Well, he'll squeeze you in for a cut and blow.

He owes me. Now, shut up. Love you. Bye.

Hi! Hi.

Dahlia Morales, this is Joe Bennett.

Joe, Dahlia, my new publicist.

We know each other, don't we?

I-I don't think so.

I didn't realize that you were hiring.

Oh, it's all about repositioning myself,

branding my name.

My new business plan is in that envelope.

Plus, Dahlia's helping me find a new space for the store.

You dabble in real estate too?

Well, I'm no Joe Bennett, but, you know...

Dahlia.

Coming.

'Scuse me, please.

Thank you.

Pick it up, pick it up!

Hey.

What are you doing here?

I didn't know that you planned

on printing those photographs of me.

I only printed one.

Well, then you put it in the gallery.

Why didn't you tell me--

It wasn't exactly a plan, Nico.

The gallery owner loved that picture.

Actually, I figured that you of all people

would understand doing what you have to do to get ahead.

Well, at my expense. My husband bought it.

Well, at least one of us finds it funny.

Does he, uh... Does he know?

No. Look, maybe...

Why don't you call the gallery

and tell them that there was a mistake.

Maybe you can try to get it back from him.

I need you to figure this out--

You came down here for this?

Why didn't you just pick up the phone, Nico?

Well, I hoping that you'd be more open to it

if I came to you in person.

I wish you hadn't.

But I'll call the gallery, try and do whatever I can

to help keep your life nice and tidy, Mrs. Stern.

Thanks for stopping by.

That place was a locker.

I couldn't fit three dress racks in there.

Hey, hey, hey. This way, this way.

You know what, you get what you pay for, chica, okay?

And your budget's a little tight.

Yeah, but somehow I didn't think

I'd have to share space with a notary.

Did you float these places past Joe Bennett?

I mean, maybe we can expand our choices

if he gets involved.

He obviously wants to be. Why would you say that?

Honey, you had a billionaire

standing in your kitchen on a Tuesday morning,

and he wasn't there for the waffles.

Well, Dahlia, you don't know Joe Bennett.

Everyone knows Joe Bennett, okay?

He collects lamborghinis and vendettas.

And since you're still on his like it list-- Okay, listen.

We are not going to get him further involved.

I hired you to help me get free of him.

Got it?

Okay.

Taxi!

Taxi!

Nico?

Hi--hey!

What are you doing down here?

Well, I, um, I had a meeting.

So, you know-- Hi, I'm Nico.

I know. We know a lot of the same people.

I gotta get this. Excuse me.

We're supposed to be looking at some fabulous space down here.

I'll call you right back.

And this is what passes for fabulous these days.

Here we go.

I saw Kirby.

Wait. What?

Why do you ask my advice and then do the exact opposite?

Do you want to make a clean break?

Then you can't see him.

Right.

Please tell me that that is a rag.

Rags don't have tails.

Hold on. I'll get the lights.

You know that seeing him--

I was trying to get that photograph out of my house.

Well, stop.

Do you wanna save your marriage or not?

I do.

Then nic, you can't see this guy.

You got to put him out of your head.

And if you can't, you gotta see a shrink.

Or you could see a doctor

and save your marriage in one visit.

One shot, and you're back in business.

Oh, come on, ladies.

You can't be that far behind the curve.

Botox has moved south-- Way south.

They're shipping collagen down to the delta.

I could hit speed dial of seven women who you both know

who've had their g-spots plumped, okay?

Can we just talk about this lease?

Honey, whatever you're getting from that guy

you're not supposed to be getting it from,

you could be getting it from the guy you've got.

And I know what you're thinking--

How does increasing your pleasure

do wonders for him, right?

I'm thinking I don't know your name.

No, seriously.

Every guy has got to be the superhero.

He's gotta be Batman in that cave.

Moving on-- Are the utilities included?

No. Look.

I'll give you Dr. Galper's number.

Give him a call. It doesn't hurt.

Much.

I gotta go.

Um...

Yeah. Bye-bye.

Bye. Oh, hey, look.

Plan for some fun soon afterwards.

My girlfriend Katie said that she was so sensitive,

she had to jump off the e train--

All the vibrating and everything.

Uh, you know, I-I'll call you, okay?

Bye.

Yeah, bye.

Bye!

I love her!

Send these to legal

and tell Bill at viking that I'll call him back

when he's ready to offer me a sequel.

And take me off tonight's screening list.

Sal's gonna go instead. Sure you want me to go?

Absolutely. And I want you to read coverage

on the Grisham project.

Okay. Where are you gonna be?

I need to get outta here to do something.

I see. I get your job and Maddie gets a bodyguard.

Family first.

Your mother's on line two.

Oh, crap. Tell her I'm in a meeting.

I did. She said I should be replaced.

Hey, mom, what's up?

I'm going to want to test this

before you leave, please.

Mom. Mom? Where are you?

At the wharton. I just checked in.

But if they can't find another mattress,

I will be at the four seasons.

You're in the city. Why?

Dental issues.

Look, darling, I don't wanna keep you on the phone.

I just want to set a time to see the children.

Are you sure this is a king?

It looks a lot like a queen to me.

Well, if you're not happy there,

why don't you come and stay with us?

Oh, no, no, darling. Really, you know...

I'm much more comfortable at a hotel.

Theoretically.

Mom, seriously.

You are more than welcome to stay with us.

All right, fine.

Have your assistant send over the key.

Nico Reilly.

Hey, I got your message.

What's up?

What do you say we do something crazy this weekend?

What's crazy?

I got this invite to the Plaza,

and I was thinking

maybe we could do a romantic overnight.

You into it? Not really.

If we're still in town,

I'd just be thinking about all the work I'm not getting done.

Then we could leave town.

We'll talk about it when you get home.

Okay.

Dr. Galper's office.

How can I help you?

Yes, hi.

I was wondering if I could

set up a consultation.

What is this regarding?

Well, it's, uh...

It's the procedure that, uh...

That uses collagen.

I got it.

The doctor's booked until November.

Are you interested in purchasing a home kit?

It has an instructional video and a pamphlet.

Oh, no, no, I won't be doing that at home.

I'm not even sure I'll be doing it at all.

I just wanted to ask a few questions.

Your name, please?

Mrs. Charles stern.

I was referred by Dahlia Morales?

How long does this take?

15 minutes.

There's a numbing agent. You will feel a little prick.

Oh, um, excuse me.

Can you just hold on on moment? Hey.

Can you guys come to dinner tomorrow night?

Please say yes. My mother's in town,

and she's much better behaved when there's guests.

Mrs. Stern, there's been a cancellation

for 8:30 tomorrow.

Please say yes, please say yes, please say yes.

Yes. Yes, yes.

Okay, 7:30 my place.

Bring yourselves anybody armor.

Mrs. Stern. Yes, I'm still here.

Mrs. Stern, we ask that you arrive promptly.

I assume you know the location?

Oh, I think it's, uh, park and 73rd?

Not the office, ma'am. Your g-spot.

Doctor appreciates patients who do their homework.

We'll see you in the morning.

Now, what is this?

Well, it's self-watering.

You get must tastier tomatoes that way.

10,000 years we've been farming,

and somebody just came up with that, uh?

Anything for a buck, right?

Okay, ma, can we keep moving, please?

And please, can we not insult the vendors?

Believe me, she could do with a few more people

telling her the truth.

Tattoos don't age well on women.

Mom.

I'm telling you what starts out on the shoulder

can easily end up on the ass.

We need peppers and eggplant.

Is all this going to be for one meal? Many, actually.

I'm gonna start leaving the office early

to have dinner with the kids.

At least until Shane finishes his project.

And who's going to be watching the studio

while you're home rolling your own sausage?

Maddie needs me right now, mom.

Darling, I'm telling you

that I had a title just like yours.

It may not have been a studio,

but a corporation is a corporation.

And you cannot be so cavalier.

There are dozens of younger people out there

who'd be thrilled to put in a 60-hour week.

Then let them.

Yeah, well, I'm telling you that in a business like yours

you gotta sleep with a rock in each hand.

Who eats cauliflower?

I do. You got an opinion about that too, mom?

No!

It makes you very gassy.

This is it. This is it.

I want it, I love it, I have to have it.

It is the right location.

No, it's-- It's perfect.

Where was this property yesterday?

Well, that's why we live here.

Your life can change overnight.

I don't want her to show this to anyone else.

I have to have this lease.

Vic, relax, okay? Breathe.

It's yours.

As long as you can deal with the owner.

Wh-why-why wouldn't I be able to deal with the owner?

Hello!

Why are you emailing Joe Bennett?

Does he own this building?

Well, technically, he owns the whole block.

Oh, god, I'm sorry.

I thought you knew that.

Hey.

Uh, listen, I don't think that, um,

we're gonna be able to do dinner tonight.

Oh, no. Why?

Oh, it's just not-- It's--I don't--

I'm sorry. It's not the right night.

What's going on with you? Come on, sit down.

Oh... Can't.

Come on, you can sit for a minute.

No, I can't. Sit.

Okay.

Oh! Ha.

Hmm.

Oh... No, you didn't.

What?

Victory told me about--

Please tell me

you did not go for that miracle shot!

So what if I did?

You've done some outrageous things.

I mean, you green lit a movie about a crime-solving chicken.

Are you in pain?

I don't know what I'm in.

All I know is that I can't sit through a two-hour dinner.

Nico, why would you do this?

What?

Why would you do this?

Because I can't be lying next to my husband

thinking about someone else anymore.

I'm trying to get back

to what Charles and I had when we first met.

This may not be the whole answer, Wendy,

but it's a start.

Wouldn't it be easier to tell him the truth?

Come on, honey.

You and Charles have been together a long time.

It's not like you haven't had your suspicions about him

and his fawning coeds.

Maybe he's got some sins of his own to confess.

If you both come clean, you can move on.

Come here.

No. Oh.

Did they actually teach you to scale a fish?

Yeah. And then next week is about building a shelter

from like twigs or something.

Ah! But I won't be going now

since I'm under house arrest.

Maddie, leave it alone.

Why is she cooking?

Don't worry. I made a reservation.

Just in case.

I know my way around a kitchen.

Well, not this one.

Oh, Wendy, don't be so sensitive.

Come on. Can't be the best at everything.

God, it's like watching a racehorse

pull a plow.

But it beats... Going to the glue factory.

Did you, um... Call the super about the ac?

It seems stuffy in that bathroom.

Yeah, I left a message.

You know, that's a great spot.

The photo. Over the vanity there.

Oh, um...

Yeah. Maybe.

Honey, just--whoa, whoa.

Take it easy, okay?

We've already, uh, done it once this week.

I'm not a kid.

Why does ice smell like onions?

Is this thing broken too?

Everything's falling apart in this place.

Charles, why are we playing this game?

What game?

Well, uh...

The picture that you bought for me,

it was, um...

It's a picture of me that was taken...

It was taken by someone that I met.

I met him last spring at a--

Yeah? Go on.

He's a kid.

He's a-- He's a photographer.

I don't know. I got caught up in it.

I--it just--Charles, it felt so good

to feel like someone was attracted to me and--

And you had an affair with this guy.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. Listen, it's over.

Wow.

Well, okay.

Thanks for the bedtime story.

Charles, you spendyour day

surrounded by beautiful young students

who send you gifts and shower you with attention.

Come on. Haven't you ever--

Slept with them? No. They're my students.

I was one of your students.

That's how we got together.

Yeah, well, I was single then.

I'm married now. To you.

Can I get in the shower first, please?

No, I've got a 9:00 with a music editor, so...

Oh...

Well, careful what you wish for, love.

I'm working now. It feels great.

And you look great.

Why don't you just get in the shower... No, no.

My mother is in the next room, okay?

She will hear.

Wow. We can always hum.

Honey, stop, stop. No, no.

Stop. Really, stop it.

Okay, look, stop.

Okay. Okay. Come on.

You get in first.

How many is he showing us?

Three. One's in greenpoint, but I think we can skip it.

Unless you wanna hang kielbasas in your window.

Listen, could we just clear the air here?

You hired me to brand you, to turn your name into gold, right?

We're gonna have to walk while we talk.

And that address which-- Dare not speak his name--

Is prime.

I can promote that location. I can get clients down there.

Dahlia--

And I understand, you and Joe, it's complicated.

I get it.

But since you're already in bed--business with that man,

who are you hurting by not taking that place?

Okay, I know that you're the best

I'm entrusting you with my future.

But let's be clear on who works for who, hmm?

Whom.

I am not renting a property owned by Joe Bennett, okay?

Case closed!

Hey!

You're still in love with that man, aren't ya?

Charles, what... What's going on?

No, ple--don't do this. Can you just--

Wasn't given a choice.

Feldman scheduled me for a double bypass at 7:00 A.M.

What?

Yep. Just got the breaking news.

Test results came back.

It's a second opinion, a third opinion,

and in my opinion, I'm screwed.

They want me to check in the hospital. I don't understand.

You've been feeling so great--

A lot can change in a day, huh?

Dr. Pavia to peds icu.

Hey, have you eaten anything today?

He's gonna be in surgery for a while,

so we can just go to the cafeteria and come back.

I'm not hungry.

Listen, Nico. Will you please listen to me?

You are not the reason

that Charles is on that operating table.

I broke his heart. I literally broke his heart.

Okay, so how 'bout flowers, huh?

We can fill up his room with these lilies.

Who's that?

Megan.

The student?

No, the groupie.

What's she doing here? How would she even know?

Look, Nico, this is really inappropriate.

Can I say something? No, please don't.

Dr. Sharpton, admitting.

Let me.

Hi, there.

I'm professor stern's wife. We've met before.

How did you know he was in surgery this morning?

He told me. Yesterday. Really?

Was it just a general announcement

to all of his students or just his favorites?

Look, I don't want to get into that here.

No, I'm sure you don't, but here we are.

Megan, you can skip the flowers.

I will send your regards.

I have more a right to be here than you.

Excuse me?

Charles made it pretty clear

who he wanted to see when he woke up.

Do you wanna see the text message?

I'm going to ask you very nicely to leave.

You can ask for a lot of things.

It doesn't mean you're gonna get it.

Sorry to break the news to you,

but your husband is no longer with you.

He's planning his future with me,

so you might as well just step aside

while you still have some dignity.

This is Nico and Charles.

Please leave a message at the tone.

Mrs. Stern, this is Dr. Feltman.

I'm at the hospital.

Would you please give me a call as soon as possible?

It's urgent.

You can just put that down there.

I'm gonna make room in the fridge.

How does this happen?

I mean, on the surgery channel,

somebody flatlines, you grab those paddles.

It happened in the recovery room,

not surgery.

That was such a sweet couple, too.

Oh, they were perfect for each other.

Excuse me. Mrs. Stern is in the next room.

Getting ready for the funeral.

Yeah. bendito, que buen hombre, eso senor.

I like this one better.

I don't know what to do with my hands.

What am I supposed to do with my hands?

Okay, well, you'll have tissues in this one

and you'll have your clutch in the other.

Can't.

Well, then you'll sit on them, sweetie.

No one's gonna be looking at your hands.

I can't go to this.

You kinda have to go to this.

Tell her she has to go to this.

You have to go to this. What's all this?

Don't ask.

Oh, why not ask? I am done with secrets.

My beloved husband of 17 years--

He was building a case for abandonment

so that I would have to pay alimony.

Never mind that he had knocked up one of his students

and he put her up in a love nest up on 109th street.

And you know what?

He was paying for her orthodontia.

We'll take that one.

And, uh, orthodontia?

Veneers.

And a retainer.

He left me for someone who sleeps in head gear.

So Charles was seeing Megan

before she met Kirby?

Before like three years before.

Oh, my god. Who was this guy?

Hey, that's mine. There's more!

Who--uh, what-- What are you doing in there?

Cleaning.

Well, Nico, maybe you shouldn't do this right now.

Do something!

I am doing something. I'm drinking.

We have to get her there before the guests arrive, okay?

How do you spend your entire life with someone

and not even know who they really are?

Don't look at me. I don't even have a cat.

Guys, does either one of you need

a bottle of something that supposedly grows hair?

I'm good.

He was...

He was covering his bald spot for someone else

while I was sneaking into a doctor's office

up on park Avenue...

Hoping that some kind of treatment

would save our marriage.

I...

I can't do this.

It's okay.

I can't. You can, you can.

You can, you can, you can, you can.

Shh, shh, shh.

Hi. Thank you.

Hi. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you, thank you.

'Scuse me.

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

Oh...

Who is that?

That's Dr. G-spot.

He's the size of a g-spot.

Hey.

Hi.

I'm so sorry for your loss, Nico.

Is there anybody here from your family?

You're it.

Are you sure that you don't want us to come home with you?

You know, I just think

I need a little time by myself.

I'll be fine. I'll be fine.

I love you, aunt Nico. Oh, sweetie, you too.

Thank you. You know where to find us.

Okay, go, go, go. Go. Go, go, go.

Need a ride?

No, thanks.

Did I Miss something? I don't know. Did you?

I've never been to a funeral

that was such a chuckle fest.

Well, it's a long story, Joe.

Let's just say that some people

are not who you think they are.

You cannot just say something like that

and walk away--

People are not who you think they are.

Did you Google something about me

that I haven't googled yet?

Did you sign the contracts that I gave you?

It's with my legal team. It's only been a few days.

What's the hold up, Joe?

You bought and sold the San Diego padres in a day.

Chargers. What?

San Diego chargers. Football.

Oh, c--whatever!

Did you call Dahlia

and ask her to show me your property?

God, you just don't get it, do you?

You think that this is gonna bring me closer to you,

but you just keep pushing me further away.

I'm not interested in going backward.

Then why did you call me that day

and tell me you wanted me back in your life?

It was a weak, misguided moment.

Just because there was someone else in my bed.

Everything changed-- I understand--

I understand the rebound thing, Joe,

but some of us actually stop before we go there.

You moved on after what-- After five days?

Clearly, we were never in the same place.

We broke up.

That's a technicality.

What do you want from me?

A business relationship. Nothing more.

I am gonna take that lease

because it's the perfect location,

and it's gonna help me pay you off even faster.

And if I didn't take it,

I would still be letting you control me,

and I'm over that.

I'm just not gonna let it happen anymore.

Taxi!

How's Nico doing?

I just can't picture her

walking into that apartment all by herself.

She may not go back to the apartment right away.

She might go back to the office.

Why would she do that?

My guess-- She feels safe there.

You know, it's where she carved a life for herself.

Mom...

Don't underestimate the value of having your own territory.

Ma, can I ask you something?

Yes.

If a colleague walked into your office

and told you how to operate your department--

None of my colleagues ever would have done that.

Fine. Then how would you deal with an outsider

bombarding you with unsolicited advice?

I'm not an outsider, darling.

I'm your mother.

And I think I'm allowed to--

To only praise me

when my choices are the same as yours?

Isn't it possible you and I may not want the same things?

I was hoping you could learn from my mistakes.

I have.

Mom...

I love my job as much as you loved yours.

But it's not enough for me.

Everything can change when you're not paying attention.

And I don't wanna look back 20 years from now

and regret that I wasn't around when my daughter needed me.

So apparently I've not only made mistakes,

but you're keeping score.

I'm not blaming you, mom.

You did what you had to do.

I appreciate it.

But we're not the same person.

I want to do things differently.

You're right, honey.

This is your company.

Two people can't run it.

But don't be so sure I didn't want the same things as you.

But if I had done then

what you are trying to do now,

it would have been over for me.

As it is, I left too early.

What are you talking about?

I'm talking about the career I can't get back.

You didn't come into the city to see a dentist.

Nope.

I met with a headhunter...

Who thanked me for my interest...

And then suggested I go back to Connecticut

and open a yarn shop.

Mom--

I'm still in the real world, Wendy.

And running a yarn shop just isn't gonna cut it.

Where are you going, mom?

To the four seasons.

We can all have breakfast in the morning.

No mom, come on. Stay here.

Please. I want you to stay here.

No, no, no. Come on, you don't need me.

I didn't say need, mama.

I said want.

Taxi!

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