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[ Dee]
Aw, goddamn.

[Woman ]
And how is the psoriasis coming?

Has it gotten any better?

Oh! It's not good, Doc.
It's not good.

I'm scaling up like a goddamn
boa constrictor over here.

Skin conditions can be
manifestations of deeper issues.

Well, you're not a skin doctor,
so let's drop it already, okay?

I got beef with you.
Excuse me?

I am mad at you!

Remember that cooperative dinner
you had me have with my friends...

so we could try and resolve
some of our issues?

- Well, it blew up in my face.
- What happened?

Uh, screaming and tears
and physical threats.

Uh, Frank pulled out his gun.
Somebody dropped the “N” bomb.

I don't remember where that
came from, but it was messy.

No, I mean why
did it all fall apart?

Oh. No one
was assigned the dishes.

And that all happened
over the dishes?

Yes. And frankly, I haven't seen any
results since I've been coming to you,

so as far as I'm concerned, you're in
the hot seat until you resolve this.

- Resolve this-
- Who's going to do the dishes.

And also, this is
a great opportunity...

for you to see how insane
my asshole friends are.

- You brought them here?
- Of course I brought them here.

What, are you gonna come to my house?
Hey, assholes, get in here.

Did you guys sort it out?
Did you sort it out already?

- How long were we gonna sit out there for?
- [ Frank ] Listen, lady.

I'll tell you one thing.

I ain't doing
these goddamn dishes.

[ Frank]
Therapy is stupid.

I don't trust a shrink.
They screw with your head.

Frank, it's the only way to settle the
argument and find out who is the winner.

Okay, um- Let me first
just say that...

arguments do not have winners.

Yeah, actually, this argument
is more about determining...

who the loser will be, because
most of us will be winners.

Yeah. Yeah, and it's
not gonna be me, okay?

I'm not doing those dishes,
because I had the hardest job.

Setting the table?
Are you dumb?

I hosted.
It was wall-to-wall details.

I was on edge the whole time.

It's gonna be you or Frank or
Charlie, 'cause Dennis and I cooked.

The food was mush. The food was divine.
It was pheasant.

I never did the dishes before,
and I'm not starting now.

I bank-rolled.
Case closed.

Well, I had the hardest job
ofanyone.

I traveled all the way to this exotic
merchant in search of this rare fowl-

What the hell
are you talking about, Charlie?

You went to the corner gourmet grocery
store and you bought pheasant.

Okay. This is all, you know,
a little bit unorthodox,

but it is clearly about
much more than just the dishes.

Yeah, there's always levels.
Huh.

Well, yeah. I mean, we're complex people.
[ Chattering ]

Our rivers run deep,
and-

I believe I can help you
with this.

Let me stop you right there,
actually, Doc-I can help you.

You see, I have a background
in academic psych myself,

from an Ivy League college,
no less, not this,

uh, La Salle.

- Itsounds like a pasta dish.
- [ Chattering, Laughing ]

It does. It does.
But let's not be mean, Frank.

Some people don't have
the same access that we do.

Now, use me as a resource.

Think of me as a colleague.

I was thinking we could start
with a few one-on-ones,

you know, move on
to a couple mix-'em-ups,

you know, and then end
with a big group dealio.

I'm going first, please?
Can I go first?

Uh, Mac, I'll be the one
to determine who goes first.

And it is you.

Ah! Yes!

[Whooshing ]

[ Panting ]

You seem very on edge.

Yeah, you're goddamn right I'm on edge.
I hosted the shit out of that party.

And that's just not setting
the table, okay?

I made a playlist.
Ithoughtofcoolshfi to talk about.

I provided security.
I kept everybody safe!

Safe!

[ Ragged Breathing ] You
know, sometimes I feel like-

I feel like
they don't even understand me,

and we're not even
that good of friends.

Aaah! Bullshit!

That's bullshit! We're, like, the best
friends in the whole goddamn world.

Goddamn them for making me
think otherwise.

[ Laughing 1

[ Sighs, Whimpers ]

Are you okay?

Huh? Oh, yeah. Yeah.

I was just thinking of something that
Charlie said that was really funny.

- Mac, let me ask you a question.
- Yeah.

Do you often feel strong emotion
felt in quick succession?

Oh, yeah.
And not just my emotions.

I've had a slight fluctuation
with my weight recently.

I see. And how much weight
are we talking about?

I gained and lost 6O pounds
in three months.

Wow. That's almost impossible.

VVell, first of all, through God, all
things are possible, so jot that down.

And yeah. Yeah.
I had a difficult time there.

I had to buy all new clothes,

and... people used to cross the
street when I would walk by.

They'd be like, “VVhoa, look at
that monster coming towards us,

you know, barreling towards us.”

Mac, you're not that guy
anymore.

Don't you think I know that?

And I'm starting to think that I'll
never become that monster again.

Oh, so you preferred
being scary to people?

Yeah. Lady, I was
as big as a skyscraper,

and now I'm as tiny
as a postage stamp.

Oh. I get it. Cute.

You leave this pen here
and people are supposed

to think, “VVait, that
looks like a dick.”

Mac, have you ever heard of
the term “body dysm0rphia”?

Is that what I have? Is that
what's making me so thin?

No. Body dysmorphia is when you see
a distorted version of yourself...

that no one perceives but you.

Oh, but Dennis perceives it too,

because he's been giving me
size pills to make me bigger.

Dennis is, like, my best buddy.

Well, oftentimes, drugs don't
address the root of the problem.

Talking through the issues
may be the best way...

for you to address your mood
swings and body issues.

Talking about it?

Talking about it!

No, that's good.
That's good.

So if we talk about it, then you think
that I'll get most bigger from talking.

Oh, that's really good.

You know, thank you. Thank you for this.
That's not what I meant.

V\/hen I first walked in here, I was like,
“There's no way this is gonna work,”

'cause I just do not get
the whole woman doctor thing,

but then, when you started
talking about God,

I realized that you're
one of the smart ones.

All right, let's do it.
Let's talk about it.

Let's talk about God,
and let's talk about...

how you're gonna
make me more bigger.

Will you put the pen down?

Hey-o! Time's up! Get out, slim.

Let's go. That door is
supposed to be locked.

Yeah, I taped the knob. I knew I'd
be popping in and out quite a bit.

Let's go.
Ticktock, ticktock.

Time's up. Ticktock, tiny man.
Okay.

Okay, let's not get bogged down.
You know, just time for headlines.

Okay. These guys
need structure, Doc.

That'll become clear to you.
You just don't see it yet.

Now, you are gonna want to
strap in for this next one.

[ Groans ]

[ Therapist ]
Charlie?

Um-
[Thuds ]

Why don't you share with me
how you feel the dinner went.

[ Shouts ]

Fine. I'll do the dishes!

You're just gonna
make me do 'em anyway!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Why do you assume I'm gonna
make you do the dishes?

'Cause it's Charlie work, and
I'm gonna get stuck with it,

so I'll just do the dishes.
Goddamn it!

Charlie work-What's Charlie work?
Fill me in.

Oh, right. You don't
even know what Cha-

Right. Okay.

Well, Charlie work is,
like, you know,

like, basement stuff, cleaning
urinals, uh, blood stuff,

your basic slimes, your sludges.

Anything dead, or decay,
you know, I'm on it.

- I'm dealing with it.
- And you dislike it?

VVell, no. I mean, at
its core, I love it.

You know, I love the dark.
I love slippery things.

I love being naked,
uh, in the sewer.

Bleach smells good, uh,
tastes good.

You know, but it's just, like, I
don't like being told what to-

[ Groans ]

I'm sorry.
I didn't get that last part.

I don't like being told what to do.
Everyone's always telling me what to do.

Got it, got it.
Kick me around.

I'm, like, probably the weirdest
guy in the universe, you know.

Probably even weirder
than someone from Saturn.

Why do you think you're weird?

I don't know.
I'm just... weird, I guess.

What did-what did Dee tell you?
I'm not at liberty to discuss-

I mean, would it be weird
if you survived an abortion?

Would it be weird
if you shared a bed...

with a man who may
or may not be your father?

Again, I can't talk about-You
know what would be weird?

If you eat cat food to go to sleep, and
have such a fascination with cats...

that you glue cat hair
on the back of your neck?

That's new information
that I haven't-

So, you know, like, is it bad?

No. No.

Being comfortable in your own
skin is never a bad thing.

Oh, my God. Right.

So if I got more skin
or something,

then I could, like,
never do a bad thing in my life,

and maybe I never have done a bad
thing 'cause I have a lot of skin.

That's not what I'm saying.

What I'm saying is, given your
nontraditional life choices,

you are surprisingly
well-adjusted.

Uh-huh.
Yeah, I'm well-adjusted,

you know, because of
my lack of traditions,

and I'll adjust
to that, and-

I feel like
you're mirroring my words,

but you're not exactly
understanding them.

You're saying, like, do the things you do.
Go even further with them.

You know, maybe get a ton of oat
hair, glue it all over your body.

You know, walk around like a cat man
in the night through the alleyways.

You know,
and stop hiding the pigeon.

- The pigeon?
- This one.

Let him be who he wants.
Let him-Let him fly away.

Go!

[ Long, Slow Exhale ]

He's dead, I think.

So you've had a dead pigeon
in yourjacket this whole time?

He was alive
at one point, you know.

[ Chuckles ]
I'm not crazy.

It's just, I think I might have
hugged him a little too hard,

just kind of smothered him
a bit, but, um-

Hey, we'll make an adjustment,

uh, to it, and we'll make
a tradition out of it.

F chomping I

Okay.
[ Clears Throat]

Let's talk about-I ain't
talking about nothing.

This skull is Fort Knox.

Why don't you trust therapists?

I opened up to a therapist
just once.

I was a kid.

I got into a fight.

The doctor asked me
question after question.

Got me so scrambled up.

Next thing you know, I was shanghaied
upstate to a nitwit school.

You know
what a nitwit school is?

I assume you mean a school
for the mentally disabled.

Yeah.

Not just for nuts in the head.

Bodies too.

Backthen,
science was real crude.

They stuck us all together.

My roommate was a frog kid.

You ever see a frog kid?

Frog kid?
Yeah.

The place was windowless.

There was a guard every 10 feet.

All the rooms had drains in the
floors so they could hose us down.

How terrible.

Got my first kiss there.

Frank?

[ Sobs ]

It was terrible.

But not her.

She was an angel.

Always smiling.

That's because she had no lips.

But her mouth
was still very much in play.

Let's talk about the dishes.
Oh!

She died two weeks later.

She thought she was a spaceman
with a plastic bag for a helmet.

Oh!

Aaah!

Oh, you unzipped me.

It's all coming back.

It's all coming back.
I hate you.

It's all coming back,
you understand?

I don't like it! I don't
like to think aboutfll

[ Groans ]

[Stammering ]

With a plastic bag for a helmet.

Oh! Oh!
Oh, you unzipped me.

[Groaning ]

This is me saluting you.
I'm a big fan of your work.

How quickly you rattled their
cages, broke them all down.

It's not about breaking.
It's about helping them.

Hmm.

It's interesting, our thing,
isn't it?

To be in someone's mind,
to have complete control.

It's like the thrill of being
near the executionefs switch,

knowing that at any moment,
you could throw it,

but knowing you never will.

But you could.

Never isn't the right word,
because I could, and I might.

I probably will.

Will you sit down, please?

Yeah, sure. Sorry.
Did I make you nervous?

Not my intention.

Well-
[ Exhales]

So, who would you like
to discuss first?

- How about you?
- [ Laughing ]

That's good, but we don't
really have time forjokes,

so let's jump
right into it, shall we?

Now I've long maintained
psychological dossiers...

on every single one of those raving
lunatics in your waiting room right now.

The top one, and the thickest by
far, is Charlie's, of course.

But I'd rather start...
with Mac.

Hmm.
Start with a simple one.

Now, how did your session
with him go?

Dennis, as I think you know, I'm not
at liberty to discuss another patient.

Listen, why don't you
think of me more as a peer?

You know, in the academic sense,
of course.

In terms of age, you're decades
older than me. [ Chuckles ]

But why don't I start, okay?

Um, if you'll open up
your dossier there,

you'll see there on the
first page is something...

that you picked up on
almost immediately,

which is
his reverse body dysmorphia.

And this-

a well-placed pen can have quite
an effect on a man like him.

[ Chuckles ] This must have
given him quite the thrill.

I bet he tried to suck on this.

Did he?

Huh?

It's okay, Doc.
You can tell me.

He's always sucking on the pens
in our apartment.

I'm always having to hide them.

Well, I showed you mine.

Why are some of these pages
written in crayon?

My file on Dee was started
in the second grade.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Tell me about these...
“size pills” you're giving Mac.

Well, now, that's more like it.

So they're Mexican ephedra.

Calling them size pills
was an elegant solution.

The guy was gross.
It was disgusting.

He was fat as shit.
He smelled like shit.

He sounded like shit-his groans,
his snores, the sleep apnea.

It was gross.
He was repulsive, really.

So he has no appetite because
you're drugging him secretly.

Giving a man medicine
for his disease-

wherever did I get that idea?

What are you writing?

Writing? Oh, nothing.

Drawing.

Drawing conclusions.

And... drawing this.

Do you like it?

It's very generous.

Dee, I'm afraid I have a serious
issue to discuss with you.

Yeah.

I cannot help you if you are
lying in every session.

Lying?
[ Scoffs ]

Why would I be lying?
What are you talking about?

Why would you-
where are you getting this?

Were you or were you not-
Uh-huh.

The first choice for the
female lead in The Notebook?

Yes.

Yes, I was, and I had to,
unfortunately, pass...

because of
a scheduling conflict.

We went-
We went over this.

I graciously handed it to Rachel McAdams,
and she did a fine job with the film.

I'm secure enough to admit that.

I'm finding all this
hard to believe.

[ Boston Accent ] Oh, what do
you want to hear, Doc, huh?

That I had cigarettes
put out on me when I was a kid?

That this isn't
a surgery scar, huh?

That my father stabbed me?

Let me interrupt you for
a second, okay? Huh?

Because I think we have an example
happening right before our eyes.

You're speaking right now with
a Brooklyn accent and yet-

Boston.
It was a Boston accent.

The accent was clearly
from Brooklyn.

This isn't a surgery “scah.” No, you
didn't say “scah.” That's clearly Brook-

Yes, I did.
No. Okay.

The point is, Dee-It was
a really good Bo-Hmm?

I just met your father, and I think that
little bit was from Good I/V/Y/ Hunting.

Yeah, he's not my father. That's a whole
can of worms. I don't want to go into it.

But it was from Good I/V/Y/ Hunting.
How did you enjoy it?

I'd rather discuss
the father issue.

You know what? She really wasn't that
great, now that I think about it.

VVho? Rachel McAdams. Feel like
I could've done a betterjob.

Do you think that I-I would've done
a betterjob with that Ryan Gosling?

I've never seen you act.

Oh, really?

Uh-'Ya-dad.!

[ Laughing ]
I've been lying the whole time!

Oh!
Good. You admitted it.

Uh-uh. That was acting.

What I just-
Right there was acting.

I said I was lying, and that
wasn't even true. That was acting.

All right, SO-Uhh!

[ Laughing ]
You are-I am so-

I'm good. I am so-

How are you feeling
about all of what I'm doing?

Did you like that?
Did you think that was good?

Tell me I'm good.
Tell me it was good.

Tell me I'm good.
Tell me I'm good.

Tell me that was good.
Tell me I'm good.

Tell me I'm good.
Tell me I'm good.

Tell me I'm good. Tell me I'm good.
You're good.

Thank you.
Was it that hard?

[ Sighs ]

What is happening?

- [ Frank Groans ]
- Let it out.

Let it out, Frank. Dennis, there was
another twin in your mother's womb.

We were gonna call him Donnie.

You and Deandra devoured him
before he could be born.

- You gobbled him up.
- That can't possibly be true.

Donnie!
You would've been the good one.

It would've been Bruce's kid anyway, Frank.
Jesus Christ.

I can't take much more of this shit.
It's starting to irritate me.

Dennis, you should do some
quadra-lift thrusters with me.

Oh, better yet,
get up on my shoulders.

That's even better, because then
I need more weight on my back.

Mac, if you want to get big, take
a size pill. Take a size pill.

No, thank you.

What do you mean, no, thank you?

Good for you.

Yeah, I want to do this
the right way, Dennis.

The therapist implied that God
wanted me to have bovine hormones,

and I think she's
gonna get them for me.

Dennis, can I give you some advice?
Absolutely not.

Hey, do what you want to
do in life, you know,

and know that there's nothing wrong
with that. Oh, what I want to do?

Yeah.
Mmm. Well-

That's what I want to do. Oh,
well, I applaud you for that.

Absolutely, you know.
Oh, good.

And now know that, of course, I'll come
back at you with everything that I have.

What are you-
[ Grunts ]

[ Both Grunting, Groaning ]

Get him, Charlie.
Go ahead, get him.

Get him. Get him.
Get him. Get him.

Get him for Donnie.
Get him.

How's that? Huh?
You having a white Christmas?

You having a white Christmas,
you bitch?

This ends now, lady.
This ends now.

You got Frank all messed up. You
got Mac not taking his size pills.

You got Charlie
thinking that he's

well-adjusted, when he's
the craziest of all.

Stop calling me crazy! I'm not crazy.
You are crazy.

You're crazy, okay? You've been
eating pigeon all day and loving it.

You all ate pigeon.
[ Together ] What?

Yeah, I served you pigeon, okay?

I'm not gonna spend
my money on a pheasant...

when I can get
a perfectly good street bird.

All right, you ate pigeon.

[All Groan ]
Oh, my God!

Jesus Christ, Charlie.

Screw it. Go ahead.
Tell him I'm not crazy.

You know what? I don't care. I'm
gonna get my stomach pumped.

Lady, you gotta finish this,
okay?

Give us answers now.

Well, I think we've made
some great steps today.

- Dishes!
- What?

Dishes.

There is much more
at play here than just-

- Dishes!
- So you want me to just tell you who-

Dishes.
Dishes.

- You are a severely dysfunctional group.
- Dishes. Dishes.

- Dishes, dishes-
- I really think-

Dishes, dishes,

dishes, dishes,
dishes, dishes-

Okay, okay! Dee, dothe-
[ Bleeps ] dishes.

Boom!
[ Shouts ]

[Groaning ]

I feel like a weight
has been lifted.

You're good. You're a good therapist.
She is pretty good.

You goddamn, dirty-
Oh, I got an idea.

I'll do the dishes.
Okay?

Oh, there's the dishes.
Guys, like that?

Are you happy now?
Here's some dishes.

You screwed me, you bitch.

There's the dishes,
all really nice and clean.

Good idea.
Oh, Dee, do the dishes.

Here you go.
I got 'em. I got 'em.

Do you want to help?
No, you sit tight.

Please, have a beer, okay?
I'll do the dishes.

I got 'em. Please help
yourself to some dessert.

It's in the refrigerator.
You dirty bitch!

You like this, huh?
There's your dishes!

[ Voices Speaking Backwards]