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So, what's the hesitation, Alan?
What would be the downside of me redecorating your hotel?
I never said that.
I think you might be misinterpreting me. I think I'm interpreting him perfectly.
He wants me to take less of a profit margin than I'm willing to give. And I'm
betting that your target demographic would so appreciate those little extra
touches that don't come cheaply.
How am I doing, Alan?
Well, I think you're doing great.
But I've never questioned your business savvy.
It's really a question of dollars and cents at this point. I've got two bids
from designers who are less expensive, and they're in London.
It's just... I get it, I get it. I'm not any designer, but it's your choice.
I think my bid is fair for the look you're looking for to be the new It
Hotel in London.
You get what you pay for.
And I have to be honest, I have an opportunity to decorate the new Parker
in Paris.
They want something hipper, edgier.
I think that we probably can close a deal by this afternoon.
Tracy, will you draw the paperwork up, please?
Sure.
You know, you're very shrewd. I like that.
Call me when you look over the paperwork. You won't be sorry.
Can you recommend where I could get a Manny in Venice?
Sure. My girl's right around the corner. I'll take you there myself.
Great. We'll be in the LA office a few days if you have any questions.
Thank you.
I'm so glad we decided to eat in. I'm so sick of restaurant food.
It's cool.
Told you I love your cooking.
I know.
So, no date?
Night is young.
You? Same.
So, what's up? Are you getting back together with Annie or what?
Oh, God. Look, I love Annie. I love Annie. But she just needs more than I
can give.
Want to give.
Okay. So, I'm a great date and a lousy girlfriend. At least I know it.
Don't you want to fall in love again?
Yes, I want to fall in love again.
Minus all the pain and suffering and shoot yourself in the head kind of stuff
that seems to follow. It doesn't have to be that way. Apparently it does because
it happens to me all the time. Okay, you know what? You would be a great partner
if you just let someone in a little bit, you know?
All right, let's talk about you and your problems.
How was the audition?
Call back.
Call back. Going to New York in three days. Forget it. Happy, happy, happy.
Dance is great!
When do you find out? Tomorrow.
Oh, my gosh. Keep your fingers crossed.
And my toes.
Aw.
Mom used to say that.
I know. It's one of my favorite memories of hers. She could never just leave it
at fingers.
Yeah.
I like that about you.
I do. It's cool.
I just wish I had more time with her.
I wish you could have, too.
You know, sometimes it feels like yesterday, and others, it's like it was
a lifetime ago.
Date? Business.
That could take a very delightful turn, if I'm not wrong.
Oh.
The attorney that's putting together my hotel deal in London. I mean, I met her
once before, but this time it was different.
Are you telling me all that happened at the meeting this morning?
Shit, yeah.
Oh, my Jesus Christ. I need to take some notes here.
My Lord.
All right, all right.
Elephant in the room.
Sarah.
Sarah, yeah, she won't return my calls.
Send her emails, texts, tweets, you know.
I even sent her flowers.
How about that? Flowers.
Bitch. Yeah. I think I fucked it up.
I think you did.
Oh, yeah, so get this.
Come to my place this morning on the doorstep.
A box with all my shit in it.
No note.
Yeah. The old no note, you know?
Oh. Nada.
Seriously, suck ass.
Oh, cool.
Of course you did cheat.
Just saying.
Here's my theory.
If you don't make a commitment, then that can't happen.
But if you do make a commitment, then you have to keep your pants zipped.
It's relationship 101.
Wow. That's genius, Mom. Thanks.
You're welcome.
A little pot calling the kettle black, I think, though. I want you to find
someone special.
Find someone special. Okay.
Back down. I worry about you. I got it.
Wow. It's a good thing we're walking to the bar. Yeah, liquid courage, you know,
just in case I'm wrong about London Girl.
Because that would suck.
So much. Right?
Yeah.
And, um, about Sarah.
Yeah, it's not going to happen because Sarah's like a keeper type and that shit
you pull just isn't going to fly with a girl like that.
Yeah.
I know.
I got a delivery for you.
Don't tell me, my boots?
Um... Oh!
Oh, wow! Oh, my boots!
Wow!
Not what you expected?
They're fabulous!
Live and let live, I say.
Well, you might say I'm working on a dream.
Besides, my wife wants me to get in a lobby.
Yeah, women are like that.
Um, wow. Well, listen, I gotta get going.
Well, thanks for the delivery.
You're welcome.
You're going to look great.
Sarah was here last night.
Yeah, I really screwed that one up.
Just trying to let it go.
Maybe it was not meant to be.
It's a little hallmarking, my man.
It is.
I can work with it, though.
You know what you need to do?
You need to get out of town.
Yeah. Yeah.
If I don't get that commercial, I can't.
Maybe that's a good idea.
Oh, hey.
Can I get you anything?
Oh, you know, gray goose, a little dry with a twist.
Thank you.
What is the rat race?
Rats are winning.
Same shit.
Different day. Oh, honey, you need to have sex. It takes the edge off. Right,
Owen? Sex. All we want is sex.
Lawyer? Yeah, she's outside. She's on her way in.
New girlfriend?
No, it's just business.
Business, my ass.
Hi.
Hi.
You look great.
Owen. Oh, this is Tracy.
Tracy Owen. Nice to meet you.
Sometimes I look around at all the people rushing by and I feel
like just another face in the crowd.
Just when I start to wonder why I even try.
Just when I think it's too hard to stand out.
You see me, you see me.
You see me?
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