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Previously on Doc.

We had, um... a dalliance.

Is there something I should know about you two?

Did you just have another memory?

I'm managing. I'm fine.

I saw you, Jake. I saw how you looked at her

through her window.

Go home to your soon-to-be

non-ex-wife and kid, my brave squire.

- I'm serious, Amy. When it comes to feelings,

the piper has to get paid.

Thank you, Dr. Walker.

Nobody ever cared the way you do.

What are you doing?

Gordon!

Oh God. No!

I need an ambulance.

I'm at 658 Pineland Drive in Shingle Creek.

Yes. Yes! Hurry, please!

It's my son.

We've got to stop.

Mia's gonna be running through that door in 10 minutes.

Okay, well, let's stop in five.

Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!

- Ah! - Hi, honey!

- Good morning. - Can I borrow this?

- Yeah. - Did you sleep well?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

What did you dream about?

Come on, you gotta wake up, sleepy-head.

- I'm too tired. - Too tired? Yeah?

Yeah. Yeah?

Okay, maybe not too tired.

Ben wants me ASAP.

Well, Ben said it was a dalliance.

After my divorce.

- Oh, my God. I knew it. I knew something was there.

Something. But I don't think it was a dalliance.

And why is that?

Because I had a memory that we were arguing.

And you don't argue with a dalliance.

He's not telling the whole truth.

Okay. I know, I know. You're gonna throttle me.

Oh, I've been buckled in on this rollercoaster

for some time. Don't even need Dramamine.

Got here as soon as I could.

Well, nice hustle, but you missed your chance.

Dr. Fox got here sooner.

Oh, can I at least, you know, observe then?

Better you update today's patient roster.

Next time.

- Got Larsen today. Who'd you get?

- She's so easy. I got Maitra. Again.

See? You know you can't have a good time

with a bad attitude, De Silva.

You know what you gotta do?

You gotta manifest what you want in life.

Try it sometime.

Works wonders, I'm telling you.

- Just gimme some Demerol! Codeine, anything, please!

- Try to stay still. - It'll be okay, Adam.

- No, no, no! I'm dying! Please!

Good morning. I'm Dr. Hamda, this is Dr. Maitra.

Please!

Our son's in excruciating pain.

Can't you give him something?

This is withdrawal, Caroline.

They can't.

- Why don't we all talk outside? Keep monitoring his vitals.

- No, no, no, Doctor, please! Please come back.

It's okay, honey.

We understand your son's addicted to oxy?

Eleven years on and off.

Has he been to rehab?

- More times than we can count. Plus 12-step programs.

Even tried one of those boot camps,

but he bailed out of that after two weeks.

They were abusing him.

They were trying to teach him some discipline, better habits.

I know how painful it is to see him like this,

but there's not much we can do right now except wait

for the withdrawal to run its course.

- Then rehab again? Which we can't afford.

Your insurance should cover it,

depending on the plan.

We maxed out already.

We're into a second mortgage on the house.

They don't need our life story, Gordon.

Well, we're out of answers, and we don't need to hear

solutions that are out of our reach.

Hey.

You having second thoughts?

I don't think you really want this.

You paged for a cardio consult?

Yes. Uh... got an arrhythmia, secondary to sexual activity.

Must've been some activity.

Yeah, well, she's got underlying issues.

Mm-hmm.

Um, hypertension, diabetes, and arthritis.

But 74, still going strong.

So I slid her over and then I had her up like this,

and it was going...

We don't really need a play-by-play.

He's very pleased with himself.

And they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, huh?

I beg to differ, kid.

Okay, uh... we're gonna repeat cardiac enzymes,

and then we'll get an ultrasound of your heart

so we can take a closer look.

Dr. Barker, hook Tabby up to a Holter monitor,

so we can keep an eye on her rhythm, please.

Tabby, what's going on?

They came to get me on the seventh hole...

what's he doing here?

Uh, excuse me, Mister...

- Powell. Ira Powell. I'm her husband.

And I'd like to know what happened to my wife.

Bernie and I were having some strenuous physical activity

and it got the better of me.

I feel so much better.

- You shouldn't. Not yet. Check his pupils.

They're constricted.

Opioid intoxication?

- But how can that be? When you treated him for that?

Oxygen.

Resp rate's dropping.

He's gotta be on something besides oxy.

- What do you mean? Why?

What the EMTs gave him would've handled oxy.

Plus codeine, morphine, heroin...

What did you take? Adam?

Adam! Crash cart, please.

- What's happening? - He's ODing again.

Four milligrams naloxone.

Why are those machines beeping?

He's about to go into respiratory failure.

Oh, my God!

Adam!

What are you doing to me?

I should be happy that I'm not pregnant. Or at least relieved.

It would've messed up my whole life, right?

Your life. My life.

Your life?

Yeah, we're supposed to have our kids at the same time!

So we can trade babysitting nights

and be the baddest bitches at Mommy and Me.

I've got it all planned,

so you and Michael are just gonna have to wait

until I find the right guy.

You better get on that.

That's why I'm saying we need to go out tonight.

Go to the club and dance our asses off

as we get righteously wasted.

Which, oh, we can do, since you're not pregnant!

Walter?

Look at you!

I can run and jump too.

But I thought I'd start small. Didn't want to freak you out.

I am so proud of you!

And you must be really happy to be getting back to your friends.

Actually, I'm not going back to my group home.

You're not?

There's a family that wants to adopt me!

Once you say I'm cleared, I can go home with them.

Forever.

Wow.

That's amazing, Walter.

Walter Babbit's prospective parents. The Sullivans?

What do we know about them?

And hello to you too, Dr. Walker.

You're the one always whining you don't have enough time,

so I'm cutting to the chase.

They've been vetted, and they seem pretty great.

- I'll be the judge of that. - What's that supposed to mean?

- I wanna meet them. Vet them myself.

That's not your job.

This is a medically complex adoption.

Yeah, and Dr. Costa already cleared him.

For the results of his surgery.

My sign-off is required for the management

of his neurological symptoms, which makes it my job.

A month ago, you were riding my ass to get this kid a family.

And you told me you were too busy to find him one,

so forgive me if I'm a little skeptical of "pretty great."

Walter is special, Cliff.

I need to talk to these people myself.

So they're a throuple?

- Ah, no. Apparently that's uh...

that's only if they guys are together too.

Graham says if they're both just with her,

it's called a "polyamorous V."

A what?

Don't ask me. Just seems like

there's a lot more going on at these retirement homes

than just karaoke and bingo night.

Speaking of which, we should run a full panel for STDs.

They could explain the change in her clinical picture.

Yeah. Yeah. And I guess I better go talk to Don Juan.

- Uh, circle back in 20? - Yeah. Yeah, good.

No, I... I feel fine, Doc.

Everything's still working the way it should,

which I can't say for Ira.

That's great to hear.

But one of the things that may have caused

Tabitha's heart condition is a sexually transmitted disease.

And since a lot of STDs can be asymptomatic,

we wanna test both of you, just to be sure.

Now, besides Tabby, do you have any other sexual partners?

Yeah.

Okay. Just, uh... one, or?

Well, you gotta understand, uh...

things are different after you retire.

Different?

Well, being old ain't the way it used to be.

People feel pretty good.

You're over your hang-ups, you got free time,

your kids are grown.

The women live longer.

So if you're a guy whose plumbing is still

in decent shape, well, you...

Oh, no, I know what you're thinking.

It's all on the level.

Everyone knows we're supplying a service.

Really.

And with Tabby, I... I awaken some things.

Okay, Mr. Meyers, we're gonna go ahead and put you down

for multiple sexual partners.

Okay.

And Dr. Barker will swab your urethra now.

Ur... with what?

Gonorrhea?

The bacteria got into your bloodstream

and it infected this valve.

Which weakened your heart, and that's why you're having

the palpitations.

Won't the antibiotics you're giving me fix the problem?

Well, they'll treat the infection.

But unfortunately, the damage is... is already done.

So what can you do?

Well, we can put you on cardioprotective medicine

and check your heart more frequently.

So as long as you refrain, um...

you know, further strenuous activity you should be fine.

You mean I can't have sex anymore?

There's gotta be another option.

There is a surgical procedure

that would replace the valve and restore full functionality.

- Surgery has risks. - Always.

No, she'll take the medication.

And you are never to be with that man again.

Do you hear me? I mean, it's enough.

No, it isn't. I will have the surgery, please.

You'd risk your life for a man who gave you the clap?

It's not about Bernie.

A life without sex

is not a life I'm interested in living anymore.

Just got Adam's blood results.

His ALT and AST are over 1000.

So now he's in liver failure?

Given the tension, I haven't told the parents yet,

but I had him moved to the ICU and ran another tox screen.

Still normal. And he won't admit to taking anything.

You all right?

Yeah, I think just too much coffee or something.

I'm looking for my brother, Adam Lee? He OD'd?

Dr. Maitra, I'm taking care of him.

Let me guess. My parents are blaming each other

for everything he's ever done wrong,

and you're almost as worried for them as you are for him?

If you're not yet, you will be. Trust.

Listen, Adam, we understand.

Maybe you're afraid to tell us what you took.

But we're not the police,

and your parents only want to help you.

I told you already.

I did a lot of drugs for a lot of years,

and obviously my body just gave out.

But I've been clean.

No drugs. I swear.

The Narcan wouldn't have worked at all

unless you were on something.

And the way you came into the house, come on.

I'm sorry, I needed the money.

You know I've been out of work,

and nobody's letting me crash on their couch for free anymore.

Oh, give us a break.

Just admit you fell off the wagon

and we can get on with this. You're wasting everyone's time.

Well, you didn't need to come down here, Kim,

if it was such an inconvenience.

Adam, tell the doctors what you've been taking.

For your own good. Please?

Just... this supplement.

It's not a drug, it's legal.

You can get it from the convenience store.

What is it?

- It's called kratom. - The energy drink?

- It's a stimulant. But if you take it enough,

it acts like a narcotic and it's cheaper than street drugs.

So you were using it to get high

and you managed to overdose on it?

I've been clean, but I was getting some urges.

I thought this was a way to deal, kind of wean a bit more.

Oh, my God. You don't wean after you're already clean.

That's called a relapse!

Unfortunately, your body is building up toxins faster than

you can process them, which is why you're now in liver failure.

What? When did this happen?

Maybe over the last 11 years?

Well, then you can give him a new liver, right?

From a living person?

It's way too soon to be talking about a transplant...

You want to give him your liver?

If I can save his life.

I'm not taking your liver, Mom.

- They do it all the time. It would just be a part.

- Do you hear yourself? - I don't want it, Mom.

- This is insanity! Don't you understand that?

Stop fighting! Please, just stop fighting over me.

Dad could've killed you, do you get that?

While you were trying to steal their silver for drugs!

Even if you don't care about your own life, Adam!

Oh, my God.

- I need suction. Get a large-bore IV on him.

- Airway's clear. - What's happening?

It's a massive blood vessel rupture in his stomach.

Type and cross and get surgery up here, stat.

Open the door, Bridezilla.

What's going on out there?

Everyone's at brunch.

Your mom won't shut up about how good the coffee

and pineapples are.

You okay?

Fine.

Except for the part where I just made the worst mistake

of my life.

You mean getting married?

Okay, a series of mistakes, actually.

Each individual one didn't seem like that big a deal

at the time, you know? Like...

like something I could live with,

but it turns out I don't wanna live with it.

I don't want a husband. And I don't want to have kids.

- Blake is great. And he loves you.

- Amy. - Yeah?

I'm into women.

Really?

Really.

I... knew you dabbled in college.

- No, that wasn't dabbling. It's what I want. Not this.

At least everyone else will have had a fabulous vacation.

With really good coffee and pineapples.

I am really glad I called you.

Good.

And, you know, you can still have kids.

I thought we were supposed to do that together.

- Go ahead without me. I am not interested.

You're aware that Walter's RA will need to be monitored

and treated for the rest of his life?

We know that kids with chronic medical issues

are less likely to be adopted. That's why we wanted to step up.

And Walter's amazing.

And what made you want to become adoptive parents?

Everyone said we'd love having an empty nest,

but it just feels empty.

Having children has been the greatest gift of our lives,

and we've got lots more love to give. So why not give it?

- Did you talk to the kids? - I did.

And you told them you might never speak to them again

because you wanna keep getting laid?

Ira...

Mr. Powell, if I thought this procedure carried

significant risks, I would never have suggested it as an option.

People die in surgery all the time, Dr. Larsen.

You get to be my age, you know all about that.

I hope it's worth it.

Kratom leaves contain alkaloids that bind

opioid pain receptors.

It says 7-hydroxymitragynine has the highest affinity.

The way the overdose hit him,

it must have been a concentration of that.

Doesn't explain the GI bleed.

Maybe it's not only kratom.

People online say it's cut with all kinds of things

for enhancement.

Tramadol. Phenethylamine. Herbal stimulants.

Even supercharged synthetic kratom.

Online? Like social media?

We're not putting Adam's life in the hands of internet trolls.

There's a lot of BS for sure.

But people post labels, talk about the best brands.

- This stuff is everywhere. I mean, if this is true,

we need to know which formulation he took.

They say it'll be hours.

I don't...

oh, the doctor's here. I gotta go. Okay, bye. Is there news?

Do you have any idea where he buys his kratom?

No. We just heard about it.

He mentioned a convenience store.

Maybe it's near where he's been living?

We don't know where he's been living.

My husband felt it would be best to sever communication.

- It's not Dad's fault, Mom. Why do you need to know?

Apparently, kratom is often cut with other substances.

If we could find the exact batch he bought,

we could address his liver issues.

I thought that's what the surgery was for.

That's to fix his internal bleeding.

But we still need to get to the source of his problems.

Do you have his phone?

If he uses it to buy things, we could look for a transaction.

There, that's the first bleeder in the duodenum.

I'll put pressure on it with the scope to stop the bleeding,

you feed in the clip catheter.

Good. Clip it.

- Got it. - Nice.

Sorry to interrupt. I need Adam's face. I'll explain later.

It is true that surgical risk increases with age.

Are you trying to talk me out of it?

Or course not.

You have the right to do what you want with your body.

But I want you to have all the information

so you can make an informed choice.

Ira and I waited until marriage,

which was a week after we graduated from high school.

We tried having sex, but I always thought

I just didn't like it very much.

So I focused on other things

like the kids or Ira's career.

He was on the road a lot,

and I never knew what he got up to there,

but I'm sure that's why he was okay with Bernie.

He knew he was the only man I'd ever been with,

and he felt guilty.

But now...

I just had my first orgasm three months ago.

And I just feel like my life is just beginning.

Pericardium's open.

Increase Tabitha's bypass flow.

That is what 74-year-old arteries sound like.

- That's a lot of calcification. - Rongeurs.

Those are for cutting bone.

All this calcium, that's basically what it is.

And there's our valve.

Thickened chamber. Friable tissue.

She already had a bad valve,

and the bacteria just ate holes into it.

So post-op antibiotics

and Lasix to reduce heart strain?

Correct.

Go ahead and tighten the stay suture.

You still here?

Well, Tabby'll be up in a couple hours.

I'd like to be there.

- I heard the surgery went well. - Yeah.

I'm gonna head home then.

Uh... are you with Mia tonight?

Yeah, yeah. Um...

I want to see her before she goes to bed.

I don't think you really want this.

I know what I want.

- Have a good night, Jake. - Night, Amy.

I can't believe I let her go through with this. And for what?

So she can keep making a fool of me?

Everything went perfectly, Mr. Powell.

She should be waking up soon.

And her surgery had nothing to do with you.

I don't even recognize her anymore.

Were you ever really looking to begin with?

Surgery's over, honey.

They fixed your bleeding. You're okay now.

No, Mom. I'm not.

Well, you will be.

You'll come home with us and we'll figure it all out.

We're here for you.

And we're gonna get through this.

You've done it before. You can do it again.

Dad?

Your mother's been through enough. It's her call.

He still looks so pale.

That's the jaundice from the liver malfunction.

If we can find the batch he took,

we'll test it and hopefully that'll get us

the results we need.

I don't understand.

That stuff you were taking,

it's cut with all kinds of crap.

Which is what's doing this to you now.

They even had to send one of their own doctors

to hunt it down.

So I hear you're on some kind of

Nancy Drew assignment?

Dr. Hamda sent me.

What are you up to?

Well, today I swabbed a 76-year-old man's urethra.

And now I'm on diaper duty.

So this manifesting thing really works.

Yo, Kamal, dude, you take that bedpan duty in 626,

Viking tickets, yours, any game you want.

50-yard line. 50-yard line!

- 50-yard line! - Uh, no way!

Oh, valiant effort.

Gotta go.

Where can I find the kratom? I need this brand.

Yeah, right here.

Looks like we found the batch.

We'll have it tested, but it'll take until tomorrow morning

to get the results.

Dr. Walker's in with Adam now, evaluating him.

I know. And she's very good.

I don't think it matters how good she is.

That's the problem.

Listen...

if there's anything you want to unload...

I just...

never thought his life would turn out this way, you know?

I wanted so much more for him.

He was a really good kid,

had all this promise.

And we've tried everything.

Kicking him out, watching him like a hawk,

threatening, begging, cutting him off entirely.

I just don't have any reason to hope. No matter where I look.

You never know how anyone's life is gonna turn out.

I don't have some magic bullet answer for you.

But...

I lost a son.

So I do know this.

As long as his heart's beating, there's hope.

I saw the unit two floors up is for sale.

So? You hate this condo.

I don't hate it.

I just thought it was too different from your old house

with Michael. Too... clean.

But now I see the wisdom in that.

Because?

- Alice is leaving me. - What?

She wants kids.

And you haven't changed your mind.

At first I thought, I love her,

so maybe I should just say yes, make her happy.

No, you can't do that.

Well, it's a deal-breaker for her. Suddenly.

- Well, you're right, you know. About the kids.

You made the right decision.

Yeah, she's post-op.

I sent them in last night.

Please, right away.

I know what I want.

Your head is still on Rachel.

It's not happening. Ever.

- What's going on? - I'm having memories.

Of me and Jake.

From right before we got together,

he swore that he was never going back to Rachel.

So you're having second thoughts now.

I think I made a huge mistake.

You do run away from intimacy when you get scared,

so maybe, yeah?

I know how you feel about me and Michael,

but what if Jake is my person for this part of my life?

How do I go back to him now?

Maybe you say you're human

and you are entitled to change your mind about what you want.

I'm getting paged.

Hypoxia, hypotension, tachycardia.

She's in shock. - I'll intubate.

The surgery was supposed to fix her.

- It did. New valve looks textbook.

Then why is she in shock?

Strong ventricular contraction. Atrium's good.

She shouldn't be.

Okay, we need to get her pressure up.

Pushing 20 of dopamine.

You convinced her to do this.

- I understand... - Sure you do.

Are you gonna call our kids

and tell them their mom is dying?

Your wife is stable now. Okay?

Dr. Larsen and I, we just need some time to figure out

what's causing this.

You didn't deserve that. - We just have to fix her.

The kratom sample contained sucrose, citric acid,

sodium hypochlorite... - Bleach.

Trace amounts.

I'd be most concerned about the kava root.

The amounts I'm seeing could definitely magnify

the toxic effects on his liver.

How do they put a CYP inhibitor in this stuff

without listing it on the label?

- It's the Wild West. The FDA tried a crackdown,

lobbying groups fought it.

Did you get the results?

We need an ERCP to clear gallbladder sludge

and cholestyramine.

This should take effect in an hour or two,

and then he'll be out of the woods.

- Thank you. Thank you so much.

And thank you.

It's a good thing they still had some of that batch.

I was happy to do it, Mr. Lee.

We're looking for Adam Lee.

Why? What's going on here?

We understand there was a break-in at your home?

- No. Who told you that? - We got a call.

It was you?

What? No.

I wouldn't do that.

- Gordon? - No. It was me.

- What did you say to Adam? He called the cops.

He's turning himself in

for breaking into his parents' house.

Well, I certainly didn't tell him to do that.

The parents said his whole attitude shifted after you

finished with him.

I said to him what any trained addiction counselor would say.

That without accountability, there is no healing.

There's nothing we can do for him until he's ready

to help himself.

So now the kid is sending himself to jail.

Well, maybe that's what he thinks he needs to get clean.

And he's not a kid, Michael, he's 28 years old.

It's a stupid, impetuous decision,

because he feels bad about himself,

and guilty for his parents.

If an addict can even start to see the feelings

of other people, that's a step in the right direction.

These people are beside themselves.

So I'm not sure they're seeing him as an addict.

They might just be seeing him as their son.

Well, maybe they're part of the problem.

Well, I don't think you'd say that if you had kids.

Get out. Please.

Get out.

- Okay, so I talked to Matos. She agreed.

Heart looks good, so does Ben's valve.

Heart failure with a healthy heart.

- TSH is normal. It's not a thyroid storm.

I found four case studies.

Every patient has pulmonary edema.

But Tabby's lungs are clear.

I mean, look, she's 74;

maybe her body just couldn't handle the stress of surgery.

Or maybe it's her body's stress response.

What was her recent serum cortisol?

- Um... it was 23.1. It's a little low.

Sub-clinical adrenal insufficiency is possible.

She's an older woman with limited adrenal reserve.

Okay, so we fixed her heart, but she needs cortisol

to maintain tone for the new surge in blood volume.

Then we give her cortisol

until her blood vessels respond normally.

Esmolol to relax her heart so it doesn't overwhelm her system.

And phenylephrine to raise her BP.

- Yeah. Yeah, that could work.

And it doesn't matter if we don't press charges?

Mm-hmm.

He's on with the lawyer.

Sounds like there's nothing we can do.

It's gonna be okay. I swear.

I finally see what I have to do.

But you didn't even talk to us.

There was nothing to say, Dad.

And I didn't want you to be part of this decision.

You've had enough dealing with me.

So you lock yourself up?

How is that supposed to help anything?

There's this program at County for addiction.

They're really good about keeping the drugs out.

It'll be a year, maybe 18 months.

I'll be watched, I'll be clean.

I'll be paying the price instead of you.

We never said we were paying a price.

- But you were, Dad. You are. All of you.

- But that's family. We fight things together.

No, Mom. You can't fight this for me.

What I need from you more than anything

is for you to stop worrying about me

and try to live your lives.

You don't think we'll worry?

This is my only chance, Dad.

It's the only chance for the whole family.

We've tried everything else.

You know that.

Come on, Gina. You're being cagey. Where were you?

Ah... proposing.

To Wendy?

- Who the hell else would it be? - You never know with you.

Oh!

I thought she wanted kids.

Well, she decided she wants me more. Fetch!

We talked about it a lot before we ever got serious.

For the record, I always thought you'd be a great mom.

- I was a great mom. - Siblings don't count.

Hell yeah, they do.

My mom had three jobs after my dad passed.

I did it all by myself.

And now, I am very happy being an awesome auntie.

Plus my fur baby never wakes me up in the middle of the night.

Well, for all the joy, there's a lot of pain too.

Amy said the same thing in a much harsher way.

That may be the one thing we agree on.

- Can you talk? - Go ahead.

I just, uh, I felt for that father.

And I kept imagining what I'd do if it was one of my kids.

But none of that matters. I was out of line.

It's not the first time you've questioned

my professional judgment.

- I know. And I'm sorry. - It was a low blow.

But I get why you were invested.

And you're not completely wrong.

I definitely don't know what it feels like to have a child.

Dr. De Silva.

You did well on that case.

Well, I was hoping to make up for the mistakes I made day one.

You can't make up for them.

You just have to learn from them.

Which it seems like you did.

I was thinking maybe you'd like to co-author a paper with me.

About the impacts of kratom.

- Really? - Yeah, really. Why?

- I don't know, it's just... you're usually not so, uh...

Nice?

Don't get used to it.

But you worked hard, and you deserve a win.

So start gathering the data.

So, you're getting published and I'm getting pap smears?

Turns out, Bernie was sleeping with half that retirement home.

Sounds like you gotta

manifest yourself a better attitude, Barker.

You wanted to see me?

Yeah, there's a VATS lobectomy coming in.

I spoke to Dr. Flint. He says you can observe.

It would be a fantastic learning opportunity.

Great. Absolutely.

But I know you're over your hours.

Oh, I can clock out, watch from the gallery on my own time.

TJ?

This is the year.

If you wanna be what I think you wanna be,

if you wanna be what I think you could be,

you need to eat, sleep, and breathe surgery.

- I'm down for that. - I'm talking 16-hour days.

- Not a problem. - Every day.

Not a problem.

You got a girlfriend?

She's a doctor.

She'll understand.

It's fine. You stay and watch the surgery. I'm wiped.

Okay, get some rest.

Okay. Bye.

No fun being the surgical resident's girlfriend, huh?

God, how much cologne are you wearing?

- One spritz. What are you, pregnant?

Don't be an idiot.

- Mr. Powell, are you okay? Is it Tabby?

Oh, no, no. Tabby's great.

Yeah. But, uh...

we're splitting up.

Oh. I'm... I'm sorry.

No, I'm sorry.

For the way I talked to you.

It's just...

I guess I have a lot of changes to make

if I'm gonna get her back.

So I'm good to go, right, Doc?

- Yes, sir. All good. How'd things go with Tabby?

You know, if I'm honest,

I don't think she was ever really serious about me.

I was just a guy in the right place at the right time.

Yeah. Yeah, I've been there.

That's life, right?

All right, well...

if you're not gonna be monogamous,

just wrap it up from now on, okay?

- Thanks, Doc. - Yeah.

That's right. Seventh floor, with a view,

if it's available.

Um... and can you just transfer my deposit,

and then email me the paperwork?

Great. Yay.

I'm getting another unit in a different building

so that I don't have to run into either of them in the elevator.

Are you sure?

I have never been more sure of anything.

I love Ira.

We raised a family.

We've been together for 56 years.

That's not nothing.

But whatever time I have left, I...

I just wanna live it on my own terms.

Thanks.

Hey.

Hey. Uh...

You look happy.

Oh, I just, I was thinking about Tabitha and Ira.

74 years old, still figuring themselves out.

Maybe there's hope for the rest of us.

Amy, me and Rachel are back together.

When? What, uh, how long?

I know. I know. I should've...

I should've told you about it earlier.

That would've been considerate, yeah.

Are you... are you surprised?

'Cause I seem to recall you were the one who declared us over

and pushed me back to her.

It's not happening. Ever.

If you're lying, I'll have to kill you.

You said you were never going back to her.

And I said that I'd kill you

if you were lying.

- You remembered that? - Yeah, I remember.

Okay, I don't know. Maybe I was just lying to myself.

Yeah, so I was right all along.

Yeah, you usually are.

What is this?

I'm gonna need you to sit down.

And have some of this.

Gina, what is going on?

I want to have a child.

You're serious?

Now?

Yeah.

Because we've wasted so much time.

I know.

I'm sorry.

But I want to have a child.

Now. With you.

Are you okay?