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Hey, babe, you on your way?

No, honey. Unfortunately, I can't make
it tonight.

You can't make it? Why not?

It's just a little emergency I have to
take care of.

Is everything all right?

Yes. Well, I don't know.

For now, it's all right, but it's been a
hell of a day.

What's going on?

Well, sweetie, I don't want your head to
blow off.

Is it something to do with Laura?

Yes.

She had a breakdown today at work.

I had to call her parents and a
psychiatrist.

Why did you have to?

Because I'm the only one there that can
do it.

Well, maybe she needs to check into a
mental hospital for a while, Scott.

She's your ex, not your kid. And we talk
more about her problems than our own.

Please don't start this right now.

This isn't helpful.

Well, I don't see how we could have a
relationship while you're still beholden

to her.

We work at the same firm, Marilyn.

I've dated her for three years.

I know her family, for God's sake.

Please don't do this to me.

I've really had a hard day.

She's all doped up on sedatives right
now.

I'm just waiting for her parents to get
here.

You're at her apartment with her?

Scott, where's her boyfriend?

He's out of town.

Of course.

Okay, Scott, what can I say?

Well, you could say you're not going to
turn this into a huge fight later.

Wait, I think she's calling me. Laura,
I'll be right there, honey.

You better go.

She needs you.

I'll see you when I see you.

Look, baby, please don't sound like
that.

Excuse me.

Miss Taylor?

Johnny.

Johnny Daniels. I had you in seventh
grade.

Johnny! Yeah. Oh my gosh, hi!

Hey.

I noticed you might have to take a seat.

I don't mean.

Sorry. I noticed you over there and I
figured, you know, come right behind.

I'm sorry. It took me a minute to place
you.

There's so many kids and you all grow up
so fast.

Yeah, well, I mean, there's a lot of
kids to remember.

I just figured I might have made an
impression.

Actually, yes, you did.

Problem child, huh? Oh, no.

You were just going through quite a bit
at home, if I remember.

Yeah, you know, life with mom and dad
wasn't so good back then. But, yeah, I

remember you talking to me about it a
lot. And, you know, it made me feel like

you kind of cared what happened to me.
So, you know, I never forgot that.

Um, it was just my job as your teacher.

What are you working on there?

Teaching seventh graders Russian lit
now?

Oh, no, I don't teach seventh grade
anymore.

I'm at the community college now.

I teach comparative literature.

Nice. Okay, well, hey, I was thinking
about going back to school next semester

and probably taking some lit courses,
so... Hey, would you mind if...

If I got your email, maybe, and, like,
uh, could, and maybe you could show me

some pointers or show me the right
direction.

Um, sure.

Yeah, I guess that's okay.

Here

you go.

Okay,

well, um, Yeah.

It was a really good seeing you again.

You too. You've grown up well.

Yeah, I know. In the gym, not really.

Well, so do you.

I mean, yeah, you look good.

I'm going to turn it in.

I'm going to email you.

That's what I'm going to do.

I look forward to it.

Okay.

Yeah. Okay, well, I think you're good.

Open YouTube.

Bye.

Honey, I'm telling you, that's enough
with this bullshit with his ex

-girlfriend. I mean, who does he think
he's kidding? He must still be fucking

her. I don't think so.

I don't know.

It's just so crazy, I can't even begin
to analyze it. You shouldn't have to

analyze it. He should not be putting you
through it.

Hi, sir.

These middle -aged guys today are
unbelievable.

Well, how are things with you and your
little boy toys? Oh, come on, don't call

him that.

Bobby's a grown man.

Barely.

Barely counts, sister.

I'll tell you one thing.

At least he isn't old enough to have
some psychotic ex -girlfriend that he's

still attached to after five years.

I don't know, Tina.

I put so much time into my relationship
with Scott.

I'm turning 40 this year, and I'm
starting to realize this is it.

If I'm going to settle down, it better
be soon.

So you're going to be 40.

So what?

It doesn't mean you have to settle for
someone who's still having date nights

with his ex.

You know, I ran into an old student
yesterday.

I was his teacher when he was in seventh
grade.

Are we changing the subject?

No, I was just thinking about how
quickly the years go by.

He was just a kid the last time I saw
him.

He was one of those at -risk students
with no parental guidance.

His mother was a party girl, married
some loser.

Johnny was so smart and such a sweet
kid, but he was so lost.

So I kind of took on the role of second
mom, talking to him after class every

day,

Lunch money.

That sort of thing.

And now all these years later I run into
him and he's a grown man.

It's just a little sobering.

I mean, I never had kids when you and
all my other friends were doing it.

And if I had, I guess my son would be a
grown man now too.

I think that Scott is doing a number on
your emotions.

You need to dump him.

Take a guy who doesn't have so much
baggage.

Hey, babe.

Hi.

Hi,

Marilyn. How's it going?

Oh, it's going.

Listen, I better get out of here. I'm
going to hit rush hour traffic.

I'll see you soon.

Remember what I said.

You don't need his baggage.

Bye, guys.

What baggage?

Never mind, babe.

It's just girl talk.

She was always the only student in
school.

But I swear, sometimes she's even dumber
than I ever was.

Listen, there's nothing dumb about you,
baby.

All right?

I mean, you're with me, right?

That's pretty smart.

Who is it?

I don't know.

Maybe I should be with someone older who
has a lot of money, can pay all my

bills, and take me places.

You just don't need me to come over and
fuck you while he's at work, do you?

Baby, you just know me too well.

There's the zipper.

There's the zipper.

Do you see it? There you go.

There's the bow. There's the bow. Okay.

Fuck it.

Oh God.

Bye.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Oh, no.

Oh my...

Ugh.

I'm glad you actually came over tonight.

I'm starting to think you're avoiding
me.

Nah, baby, I'm just... I don't know.

I had a lot of stuff going on.

Trying to get my life together.

Get it going.

Ran into an old teacher today, though.
Earlier today.

Thinking about going back to school.

Back to school?

Like, to college?

Elementary school.

To college.

I don't know.

You know, seeing her today really just
brought back all the plans that I made,

you know, when I was younger before Mom
moved me out of the city and everything

started falling apart.

I don't know. Miss Taylor was just a
really big influence on my life back

you know.

And she cared about me, you know, about
my schoolwork and everything.

All the while, Mom was out partying or
doing whatever she was doing.

Wow.

I say to be connected.

What does she look like?

What does she look like?

Yeah, I mean, I'm just curious.

Like, is she some little old lady or
something?

Or is she, I don't know, like, younger?

Oh, I see what's going on here.

Somebody's jealous.

Huh?

Of your teacher?

Of course not.

I'm just curious.

Well, you know, she's older than I am,
obviously.

Doesn't really look it, but, you know,
short girl.

Good lady.

Well, cool.

Yeah, so she said she'd recommend some
books to me and some courses and, you

know, stuff like that.

Oh, so she's going to help you out
again?

That's pretty generous of her,
considering, like, you're not a student

Baby.

Come on.

Like I said, we were close back then,
alright?

Not like close, close.

Go to jail close.

She was like a mother figure, okay?

Yeah, but you're a grown man now. You
don't need a mother.

You need a girlfriend.

I do, I do.

I tell you, my girlfriend.

Right?

You need a grown man.

Clean.

I like these. Yeah? Yeah, they're cute.

Maybe I should leave.

No.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Oh, God, it feels so good.

Oh,

God.

Holy shit.

Oh my god.

This is fucking rough.

Thank you.

oh my god

I love you.

I feel excited.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

I love you.

Thank you.

See you next time.

Hi, Johnny!

Hey, um, it's alright.

Um, I hope it's okay to stop by anytime
after six, right? Yes, um, well,

I've got a few hours before I have to
meet someone for dinner, but it's fine.

Come in.

Okay.

Nabokov.

You know the guy who wrote that Lolita
story?

Yes. He was.

I happen to have that book right here.

Nabokov, you know, this is considered
one of the greatest American novels of

time, even though he was a Russian.

It's a story about a man that was in
love with underage girls.

But Nabokov was very inspired by
Dostoevsky.

I have not heard of this one.

You know, this is funny. This is really
bringing back memories of you teaching

me.

Same old lectures, huh?

You know, you're my favorite teacher I
ever had.

And I hated when seventh grade was over
because I wouldn't get to see you

anymore.

Then, you know, once we moved out of
town, I thought that that was pretty

going to be it.

Yeah.

I remember noticing that you were
suddenly gone.

The principal told me your family moved
out of state.

Wait.

You asked about me?

Yeah, I did.

I was concerned when I didn't see you on
campus anymore.

I knew your mom had some issues.

And your stepdad.

Yeah.

Yeah, they were drug addicts.

You can say it.

Yeah, I hated Wyoming.

That's where we moved.

And as soon as I turned 18, I bought a
ticket back here because, I don't know,

didn't want to be without this place.
You know, this is home.

It's okay, Scott. It's no big deal.

Listen, you're dealing with their
problems all day yesterday, so obviously

have to get some work done today.

It's fine.

We'll talk tomorrow.

Okay, yeah.

You too.

Good night.

Well, It looks like I have more free
time tonight than I expected.

Oh, well, um, cool. You want to watch a
movie or something?

I mean, I was going to watch it when I
got home, but then it just spread out in

my car.

Watch a movie with my former student?

Why do you have to say some former?

Sure.

Why not?

Fuck him.

Okay, I'll be back.

Thank you.

I've never been there.

Well, I'm not going to say it because
she's damn good looking. I don't have

as much because I've been there.

And they're so fat.

No, I'm sorry, sir. I'm just trying to
make a conversation with this little

white little lady.

Beautiful girl, I believe, would be
harassed left and right, I'm sure.

Anyway, let's just talk about it a
little bit more. Thank you.

A different age of animals.

Oh, no, that fight we were chatting
about when we were talking about the

taxidermy.

They created that up.

No, seriously, that's a very good call.
I'm looking for a fashion design.

You're not getting any money out of it.

Marilyn, you up?

Turn on the lights.

It's not worse than spending the night
with you, baby.

Okay, so these books should help you get
started, and you'll be

all ready for next semester.

All right.

Cool.

Thanks.

Bye. Bye.

Have a good one, man.

Bye.

Who was that?

A student.

A former student.

He wants to go to college next year. I
was just giving him some books.

Your students don't usually come to your
house, sweetie.

No. He was a student I taught years ago
that I just ran into the other day.

He was a problem kid, and I was sort of
a mother figure to him back then.

Gone for a couple days.

Come back and find teenage boys hitting
on my girl.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah. I think I better start paying more
attention to the home front.

But the home front?

But we don't even live together.

Well, maybe it's time for that to
change.

Oh shit.

Dear Johnny, I'm

writing this because I want to let you
know that while it's been

wonderful to catch up with you and see
what a fine young man you've become,

not really appropriate to continue
seeing each other socially.

I wish you all the best, and I...

Johnny.

I was just about to send you an email.

Hey, can I just come in for a little
bit?

Well... I was just about to head out.
Just for a minute.

Can I

go

see the house or something?

No, Johnny.

I don't think that's a good idea.

Well, look, I've been trying to text
you. I've been trying to call you all

I know, I know. And I wrote an email I
was going to send today.

What did it say?

Yeah, that's kind of what I thought it
would say.

I'm sorry.

I just don't think this is a good idea.

I mean, you know, just because I'm a
young guy doesn't mean...

That I don't have real emotions, okay? I
do. I cared about you.

I'm trying to avoid anyone getting hurt.

Well, what about you?

I mean, how are you going to feel to say
you'll never see me again?

Oh. Well, then I guess it's a lot easier
for you to handle this than I thought.

It was nice seeing you again, Miss
Taylor.

Johnny, please.

You know how difficult this is for me.

You know, I was never really that
important to my mom, and I knew that.

But I thought maybe if I was your son,
that I would have

been a little more important to you.

Maybe I'm just wrong about that too,
right?

Maybe I'm just not that fucking
important.

Oh, yes.

Oh, my God. It's so good. Yeah?

Yeah. Oh, yes. Oh, my gosh.

Oh,

yes.

Oh, yes.