Original subtitles

- JULIETTE: Despite my efforts to show Alyssa

who Alex really is-- is this Alyssa?

I [bleep] your boyfriend in Nashville several,

several times--she decided to follow her heart

and not her head. Oh my God.

- He cheated, what, like a week ago?

And she just takes him back like the next day.

- JULIETTE: Some people just don't learn.

Like when Brandon was trying to gain

his ex-girlfriend's trust back.

- [speaking Italian]

Cheers.

- JULIETTE: And then our friends just had to pile

on the criticism.

- I think he jumped into a relationships after his heart

gets broken. - You're totally right.

- I don't really care, to be honest.

- JULIETTE: But it didn't really feel like Madisson was

in a position to judge anyone's relationship.

- MADISSON: I'm looking forward to you being done,

and then we settle down, maybe find a place to live.

- We need to have that talk, but I don't know

that right now's the time for that.

- ♪

- JULIETTE: I guess some relationships and even

friendships are just more layered than others.

Look at Chloe and her business partner, Alex.

- He's been pretty ghost. - I haven't heard from him.

- JULIETTE: Alex hasn't spoken to her since the gala

and it really started to take a toll on the Crescent Club.

- If Alex and I can't get along, Alex is gonna tell his dad,

"Get her out of there."

- JULIETTE: In fact, nobody has heard from Alex or Alyssa

in a long time.

Something was starting to feel off.

- Are you pregnant? - Yeah.

- JULIETTE: I'm just hoping whatever's going on

with those two has nothing to do with me.

- ♪♪

- ♪ I had a dream, or was it real? ♪

♪ We crossed the line and it was on ♪

♪ We crossed the line, it was on this time ♪

♪ Ahhh ♪

♪ I wanna cut through the clouds, break the ceiling ♪

♪ I wanna dance on the roof, you and me alone ♪

♪ I wanna cut to the feeling, oh yeah ♪

♪ I wanna cut to the feeling ♪

♪ I wanna cut to the feeling ♪♪

- ♪ Here comes the brand new ♪

♪

♪ Here's comes the brand new, yeah ♪

♪

- JULIETTE: Hey, Ashley.

- How are you? - Good, how's it going?

- ♪ It's coming ♪♪ - How you doing?

- JULIETTE: Remember Ashley from the Kings and Queens Gala?

- Thank you all for being here.

We really appreciate your support

for the Children's Cancer Center.

- JULIETTE: To remind you, Ashley is a huge fashion

entrepreneur in Siesta Key,

so it's really cool that she's stopping by to see me.

- Just been in Paris and finally got back.

You know, four or five shows a day, parties at night,

it's exhausting, but it's worth it.

- But fun!

- Yeah, Milan, London, then Paris, I don't do New York,

but you know, you get here and you feel like you're like,

"Oh, time just stops as soon as you get off the plane, right?"

- I would actually love to like learn more about that.

- You would love it, Juliette. - JULIETTE: Really?

I've been feeling a little unfulfilled at Blend.

And after all the drama with Alex,

I'm ready to take control of my life and maybe even pursue some

bigger dreams.

I would love to just--I don't know how to get my foot

in the water with that, but that's something--

- Well, hello, hi, nice to meet you. [laughs]

- I know. [laughs]

- Is this your style?

This is your-- - Um, yeah, yeah.

- ASHLEY: It's cute, it's very young...ish.

- JULIETTE: Yeah, very Florida.

- ASHLEY: So how do you like working here?

- Um, I--I do like working here.

Courtney has been really amazing in helping me, um, but--

- Are you bored?

- Yeah, it's slow.

- Well, I am looking for somebody to help me.

Basically, like a business assistant.

But I would hate to, you know, be running around town pouching

people from their current employment.

However, I could get over it.

Um... - [laughs]

- I actually want to get to know you a little bit better.

I've heard here and there things and--

- Good things?

- I've never heard anything bad, so stop by even.

I live right by here.

Come by, say hi, we'll have a drink, talk,

and I will pouch you from where you are. No.

So, call me, and I will see you around, okay?

- I will, I'll give you a call.

- Take care, love. Bye. - JULIETTE: Bye.

- ♪ You can get anything you want, you know what I'm saying ♪

♪ What's up, late-night ballin' ♪

♪ Counting out hundreds by the thousand ♪

♪ What's up, late-night ballin' ♪

♪ Counting out hundreds by the thousands ♪♪

- ♪

- What's going on, family? How you doing?

- Hey, what's up, Brandon?

- What's up, Dad? How you doing, you guys?

Thanks for joining me out here today.

- What are you wearing? - You like it?

- This is a very nice place.

That's more like for your stage presence.

- I'm trying to always walk around like I'm on stage,

you know? - You know me,

I'm not really feeling that.

- ♪

- I get it it's not really business casual,

but I've been doing studio last night, studio tonight.

- Mm-hmm. - Still working on that a lot.

I mean, actually as we're here today,

like I kinda wanted to speak to you guys if it were like--if it

were possible, this new album I'm working on,

I'm a little under budget.

- You mean you're underfinanced.

- Ye--e-yeah.

- But you're still living at home.

You're not paying rent.

You haven't had a car.

Right now you're depending on everybody

to give you a ride someplace.

- I've--I've walked to the studio.

- I am noticing the chain you're wearing.

Is that new? That's-- - It is, yeah.

- JEANNIE: That's nice. - 'Cause, um, yeah.

It's, uh, real diamonds, too.

- Uh, of course it is. - BRANDON: Yeah, no--

- Here you are looking for a loan,

and you're walking around with bling-bling.

- --I'm wishing I had a chain like that.

So here's what I'm saying.

If you're gonna ask us for money,

I need you to meet us at least halfway.

So if you need $10,000, where are you coming up with $5,000?

- I think what we should do next, alright,

have you come to the office.

Your brother works at the office,

so you can get to see what he's doing.

Okay, you get to see what I'm doing.

- JULIETTE: Brandon's dad is a really successful

investment advisor.

He has his own business and, yeah, he makes a lot of money.

And Brandon's parents have always wanted him to settle down

and join the business instead of pursuing his music dreams.

- Come to the office, we lay out a game plan on how you can

begin to learn and move ahead.

- JULIETTE: You know, basically sellout.

- I--I just--you know, I always thought by now

the music would have paid off.

I--I didn't--I just don't--I don't really don't--I mean

got--you know, I never saw my vision going

in the financial services way that yours is.

I--I don't see myself doing that.

- Things aren't free in life.

They won't continue to be free forever.

At some point, you just gotta step up.

- ♪

- ♪ Oooh, everybody needs to be us ♪

♪ Everybody needs to be us ♪

♪ But the truth is they never keep up, ooh ♪

♪ Now everybody wants to be us ♪♪

- AMANDA: You know what my favorite part about this house?

- CHLOE: What? - AMANDA: The hot tub.

- CHLOE: I know. - Oh, that feels so good.

- Is it cold? - No, it's good.

- Oh, I thought you were saying it was cold.

So what is going on with you and JJ?

You guys are always like at each other's throats.

- Well, yeah, we just see things very differently.

- You are a selfish person, so you do not need me in your life.

- No, I don't need it, I want it, JJ!

And that's what's [bleep] different.

- Then why are you even together?

- Because I love him.

- But you just like constantly fight nonstop.

- AMANDA: I know.

Honesty, it's one of those things where like--when you know

you're done, you will end it.

And like I just feel like I'm not there yet.

- Well, you're stubbornness and his immaturity,

it's just like a recipe for disaster.

Like literally.

- What's going on with you?

- Well, I've still been trying to reach out to Alex.

His dad wants me to like be a part of all these

like new and exciting things that he's doing.

But how am I gonna do that when Alex and I

haven't talked in weeks?

We have a business to run.

Like you can't just ignore me.

- JULIETTE: Pretty sure Alex is blaming Chloe

for his big secret getting out.

It's complicated.

Alex bribed Chloe with a Celine handbag to keep her mouth shut

about Alex and me sleeping together in Nashville.

But the secret came out anyway.

I [bleep] your boyfriend in Nashville

several, several times.

Oops.

Anyway, ever since then, Alex has been mad at Chloe,

which is a little weird since Chloe did

exactly what he asked her to do.

- Like I just don't get it.

I did what he wanted. - I know.

- I kept my mouth shut.

- Trust me, right now, his main priority is Alyssa.

- I just feel like there has to be like a reason

that he's not responding to me.

Like there has to be something going on.

- ♪

- ALYSSA: Alright, we have to tell you guys something.

- AMANDA: Hold on, what?

- ALYSSA: He gave me a baby for my birthday.

- No, you're not. - What?

- This is so awkward.

- Are you [bleep] kidding me?

- I'm cooking a bun in the oven. [laughs]

- Oh my God! We're pregnant!

- JJ: [laughs] Oh my God.

- AMANDA: Oh my God, that's why you're not drinking.

- ALYSSA: Yeah.

Promise not to tell anyone. - Of course.

- [crickets chirping]

- Why isn't he responding to me?

- ♪

- I don't know what to do.

- ♪

- Honestly, you need to take your butt to his house

and literally walk in the front door and be like,

"Listen, Mr. Kompothecras,

"we are business partners.

"You need to take me seriously, and we need to hash this out,

because we do work together."

- ♪

- Trust me. - I'll think about it.

- Don't think about it, do it.

Cheers to that. - CHLOE: Okay.

- Drink. When you drink, you have to do it.

- JULIETTE: Coming up--

- So, how long do we think it's gonna be to like

maybe move in together?

- Moving in?

- ♪

- You know, we talked about buying a house.

- In L.A.? - Yeah.

I don't know that I necessarily want to be in a new town

alone for seven months out of the year.

- I have something to tell you.

Alex and Alyssa, they're having a baby.

- ♪

- ♪ Bang, bang boom ♪

♪

♪ I don't need another man, I can make it on my own ♪

- [knocking at door]

- Hey. How are you? - Hi. How's it going?

- Come in.

- Your house is beautiful.

So after meeting with Ashley, I'm really interested in

learning more about working with her.

But I'm also so freaking intimidated right now.

You guys, this is officially the big leagues.

- ♪ Bang, bang boom ♪♪

- So what do you know about what I do?

- I mean, I know that you...go to Paris Fashion Week all the

time, and you're good at finding new designers, and that's--

- Right, I bring designers kind of in touch with buyers

in the US and kind of bring them to the right people.

It's a connection, you know, and finding these designers,

getting in touch with them, creating those--

- How do you typically find them?

- Research and also just traveling a lot.

- Yeah. - You do business everywhere.

You got New York, then it's Milan, London, and then Paris.

There's dinners, there's parties.

- I'm pretty good at partying.

- [laughs]

- I need a self-starter.

I've been disappointed greatly across the board

with a lot of people.

If you're ready to do more as an assistant,

if you go work with me, you're gonna have to live my life.

You're gonna be me in my emails, in my text messages, travel,

packing, three outfits a day.

I don't babysit.

It's everywhere, and it's all the time.

Figure out what I need before it's a problem.

I don't mince words.

I can get really intense just because I'm black and white,

get [bleep] done, let's go, keep it moving.

It's a fast-paced world.

Sorry, that was a lot, but I--it's really true.

- Yeah, I totally get it. - There's no time for crying.

Gotta keep it moving.

- JULIETTE: No, I understand that.

I'll sleep when I'm dead.

- Amen, sister.

- BOTH: [laughs]

- ASHLEY: [unintelligible].

I think you could help me a lot, Juliette.

You seem like somebody who can hold your own.

And that's really important, because I have to trust

that the person that's with me is gonna represent me

during Fashion Week.

After all the shows, there's dinners.

And you're sitting across from the, you know,

vice president of Dior.

- That's so exciting.

I've always been interested in fashion.

I love clothing, I love dressing to the nines.

It's just--all of it intrigues me.

- It's a lot of work for me and you.

But my vibe on you says that you will flourish.

So if you're interested, I'm--like I said,

my gut says yes, I'd like to offer you the job.

- I wanna get out.

I feel like--I mean, I've been here my whole life.

And I feel like I'm not growing, and I just--I feel stuck.

I wanna take a risk, and I feel like you can almost push me

a little bit to do that and--

- Honestly, I would love to, because I think that women

should do that for each other.

- ♪

- I--I--I accept. - ASHLEY: Yeah?

You're in? - I accept. Yeah, I'm in.

- This is great, I love it.

- Sounds so exciting, this whole world.

- What is the situation with Blend though?

- Uh...

- Are you gonna quit or what?

- ♪

- I--

- It is a lot of work. - Yeah.

- If you can do that on the side and not affect me and

the job that you're doing for me, then that's up to you.

- ♪

- I'm gonna figure that out.

- ♪ Just give it everything, because, baby, you got this ♪

♪ Anything ♪

♪ You can do anything you want to though ♪

♪ Just don't give up ♪

♪

- JEANNIE: If you're gonna be in Dad's office,

then you have to look a part.

- I don't even think I own a suit, to be honest.

- JEANNIE: You're not--you haven't needed to own a suit.

See, like feel that.

You're gonna be working with Dad,

and you need to be what Dad's all about.

Then your other stuff, you can take care on your time.

Okay? - Yeah.

- And you're looking at something like

the camel shoe here. You need--

- What, the penny loafers? - Yeah. Look at it closer.

It's just a classic, it's gonna last.

- This has got 70 years old written on it.

- Is that you? What do you think?

- I mean, like--

- This tie is actually right here would be perfect.

Very basic, very traditional.

- I'm here to talk to you about stocks.

- ♪

- I'm gonna go see what it looks like.

- JEANNIE: I'll be right here. - BRANDON: All right.

- [door closes]

- What do you think?

- JEANNIE: Oh.

- It looks good? - Yes, it looks good.

A little off but, no, that's perfect, Brandon.

- It's like comfortable, it's nice,

but I don't know if I'm gonna wear it as much as like

you think I'm gonna wear it, you know?

- You're gonna get a lot of use out of it.

- ♪

- You look so nice.

- It's just like--it's hot.

Just think about throwing this on every day,

and it's just like I don't know.

It's not what I envision myself being.

Feel like I'm selling out, you know?

- ♪

- Brandon, I don't want you to look at this as though

it's some kind of punishment.

We just want you to have a little bit more of a balance.

Right now, I'm seeing 100% of your energy going into music.

But could you live off of the income that you're bringing in

with music right now? No.

Maybe tomorrow you'll be discovered and blow up,

but I want you to be prepared if it doesn't happen tomorrow.

- I just feel like this is the conversation everybody has

before they eventually end up giving up on their dreams.

- ♪

- JULIETTE: Coming up--

- Alex still is not talking to me.

He hasn't been here in almost a month.

Pretty much running this place completely on my own.

Like today is not the [bleep] day.

- ♪ Peer pressure, nothing gonna save me ♪

♪

♪ Peer pressure ♪

♪ Got me going crazy ♪

- Hi. - Hey.

- I'm Madisson. - Madisson, I'm Tony.

- JULIETTE: Madisson's been saying for a while now that she

wants to be an actress.

- I've been in acting classes.

An improve class and then a scene study class.

- JULIETTE: But she hasn't been able to pursue anything

since her stint in L.A. with Ish.

- [laughs]

- JULIETTE: Considering there's no real timeline to move back to

L.A., she's attempting to launch her career

right here in Siesta Key.

- I've only taken a few acting classes in L.A.

- Bring something to work? - I did.

I have this piece from "Romeo and Juliet."

- Good. It's a good piece. - Yeah.

- There's no funnier job than acting, right?

- Yeah, that's why I'm here, that's what I wanna do.

- Guys, if I didn't introduce you, Madisson.

- Hi, guys. - Madisson, John, everybody.

So let's get on our feet, guys.

Circle it up, warm up your voice.

Ahhh!

Uh, uh, uh, uh.

[unintelligible]

[loud sigh] - [sighs]

- Good, everybody feel expanded,

ready to do a little monologue work?

Who's up first?

Joe, let's go. - Right, me, me, me.

- ♪

- Do not think so.

You shall not find it so.

I will redeem all this on Percy's head!

And in the closing of some glorious day,

be bold to tell you that I am your son.

- TONY: Good, honor those intentions.

You feel moves-- - Yeah, I feel like--

- You wanna move three steps, move three steps.

Good, who's next up? - MADISSON: Me.

- TONY: Alright, Madisson.

- ♪

- Let's take it from the top. You ready?

- ♪

- Thou know'st the mask of night is on my face.

- TONY: Cut. Take your seat.

- ♪

- TONY: "Do you love me?

I need an answer, because I'm tired of games, right?"

If you had to tell it somebody.

Take it again.

- ♪

- Dost thou love me?

- TONY: Stop, stop, stop.

You need somebody to talk to. Joe, stand up.

Give this to Joe. - Okay.

- ♪

- Dost thou love me?

I know thou wilt say ay, and I will take thy word.

Yet, if thou swear'st, thou mayst prove false.

And not impute this yielding to light love,

which the dark night hath so discovered.

- [applause]

- TONY: Good stuff.

And on that note, good class.

- That was pretty good. - Thank you.

- ♪

♪ You understand, I got a plan for us ♪

♪ I bet you didn't know that I was dangerous ♪

♪

- You look busy.

- CHLOE: Do you need something? - Yeah, so the keg's low.

So, someone needs to change it.

- Yeah, you.

- No one ever showed me how to change the keg.

- CHLOE: My God.

Ashley, I'm just really stressed out, like have you not noticed?

I'm doing everything by myself, and now I have

to change a [bleep] cap.

- JULIETTE: The longer Alex goes without talking to Chloe,

the more she's falling apart.

- Can you just figure it out? - Alright.

It's your bar.

- [whispers] Bitch.

- JULIETTE: And to be honest,

she might be taking it out on Ashley.

She needs to confront Alex

before she completely loses her mind.

- ♪

- ASHLEY: Hi.

Dude, you're doing a shot with me like right now.

Dude, Chloe's--you need to talk to her.

- What? - She is...

legitimately crazy, and I'm over it.

- Why do I need to talk to her--

- Because, Jared, I'm literally gonna lose my [bleep].

- And you're saying you're gonna lose it, but--

- Okay, so to your friend.

- ♪

- Thanks.

- Yeah.

- ♪

- 'Sup, Chloe?

- Ashley, someone's at the window!

[sighs] Jesus.

- ♪

- Come on, Chloe.

- ♪

- Yeah, I clearly get it, you guys don't get along,

but you don't have to like be so rude to her all the time.

- I didn't hire her to like [bleep] drink with you

and sit at the bar.

She doesn't take care of the rest--

- I'm a high-paying customer.

- Jared, I'm just so stressed out.

Like Alex still is not talking to me.

He hasn't been here in almost a month,

pretty much running this place completely on my own.

Like today is not the [bleep] day, seriously.

- I got it.

- Just stay out of it, honestly.

- Alright.

Well, good luck with your paperwork.

It looks fun.

- Mm-hmm, go take more shots with my bartender.

- JARED: I will.

- ♪

- JULIETTE: Coming up--

- You chose a bag over me.

- It's not my fault that he cheated on you, Alyssa.

- ♪

- ♪ When I'm with you, it's like we're in a primal week ♪

♪ Don't try to forgoing, you'll go up and leave ♪

- MADISSON: Hi. - ISH: Hi, how's it going?

- MADISSON: Good, I'm out shopping right now.

- ISH: Oh, good.

- Do you have a second to FaceTime?

I wanna see your face.

- ISH: I always have a second to FaceTime.

- JULIETTE: Madisson and Ish have been having a little bit

of a tough time with the long-distance thing.

- ISH: We're just busy.

Like it's nonstop, I really don't have days off.

- I'm looking forward to you being done,

and then we can kind of settle down.

- I've gotta go. - Okay, I love you.

- JULIETTE: She's been feeling really lonely,

and I can't help but wonder how she's going to feel when they

move to L.A., where she has no friends and nmi.

- ISH: What's new, what's going on?

- I had my first acting class.

- How'd it go? - MADISSON: It was so good.

It was like really, really, really good.

- That's good, I'm glad it's something

you can sink your teeth into.

- MADISSON: Yeah, I like it.

I don't know, it's still intimidating.

- Yeah, but it's why you take these classes so that you get

over all of those fears and, you know, become natural.

- Yeah, and there's this one kid, Joe,

who's really nice and like ofd to like

run lines with me sometime.

- I can help you with it if you want.

Like coffee or--I actually know a lot about Ibsen.

- Oh yeah? - Yeah, it'd be really fun.

- That would be amazing. I would love that.

I love him.

I don't really know any actors.

- ♪

- Well, maybe Chloe can run lines with you.

- JULIETTE: Jealous much, Ish?

- Okay?

- ♪

- ISH: Okay, well, hey, I've gotta get out--I've gotta go.

I'm getting messages from these guys, so--

- ♪

- I feel like we never get to do this.

You're always so busy.

- ISH: I'm just really dealing with the show.

There's a lot of stuff going on.

I'll call you later when I'm done.

- Okay, I miss you.

- ISH: Alright, bye.

- ♪ You know this is pointless ♪

♪ And even though this is hopeless ♪

♪ I just wanna waste my time ♪

♪ And I just wanna ♪

♪ You say I love you with an accent ♪

♪ Then I pretend like nothing happened ♪

♪ Waste ♪

- BRANDON: What's going on, Jarred?

How you doing, man?

- JARRED: It's good to see you, bro.

- Good to be here, my man, you ?

- So, head on back, and I'll see you when you come out.

Take caruddy. - BRANDON: Later.

- All the information, including the health information

on the backside-- - Hello?

- TONY: Hey, how you doing, Brandon?

- What's going on, Dad? How you guys doing?

- Have a seat right there, Brandon.

Let me finish up with Brad.

- I didn't mean to interrupt you guys.

I'll just sit right here. - --I think I'm gonna

do is compare these numbers to last year, and then all that

so we can see where we can

improve conversion ratio and-- - Exactle're doing good.

- BRAD: Next year will be even better than this year.

- Exactly, 2020's gonna be great.

We'll see ya, Brad. - BRAD: See ya.

- TONY: All right, Brandon, so how's your day?

- My day's going good.

You know, I--first day here. - Hey, Trae.

- Oh yeah, no worries.

- TONY: Hey, can you bring in the new employee paperwork so I

can have Brandon go through it?

But also, can you give him a tour? All right.

All right, pretty sharp as always.

- Thanks for having me here, man.

- All right, man. I'm excited to have you here.

We're gonna do really well.

- Ready to learn, you know? - You look good, man.

The pants may have to go down a little bit,

- BRANDON: [laughs] I butwanted to show the socks.od.

What's up, Trae? What's going on, bro?

How you doing, man?

Good to see you, absolutely, absolutely, man.

Let's go see what's new.

- We've got James in here in our file room.

Accounts receivable.

This is Lillian. You remember Lillian, right?

- BRANDON: Mm, mm. - TRAE: You on the phone, bro?

- BRANDON: Yeah, no, do you know when lunch is?

- TRAE: No, we eat lunch here, man.

- ♪

- All right,this is pretty typical.

That's just like a W9 form.

- My penmanship's not the best.

Left-handed, man.

Left coast, left-handed, you know?

- Can't do anything with my left hand.

- BRANDON: Address. I still live at home, so--

- ♪

- I've got some stuff for you to begin to read

and get caught up.

- I'm gonna go take care of some business

before I get out of here. - All right, good.

First thing to understand about this business

is client psychology.

This is a good book on trading.

This book right here's really good.

It's called "Storytelling for Financial Advisors."

This is a very extensive book on opti

- It's a big book.

- TONY: That's a more complicated subject.

You know what a fiduciary standard is?

- I actually don't know what a fiduciary standard no.

- Let's say I was a client.

And I asked you the question, "Why should I

give you my money?"

- I mean, I--

- I'm gonna stop you right there.

One of the key things that you need to be able to do

is look somebody in the eye.

It's a distrust or as somebody whest know

what they're doing. - Yeah.

- I got some work I gotta get done,

but this is the starting point.

- Awesome, I'll start here then. Absolutely.

- Okay, all right, all right. - Welcome aboard, yep.

- Yep.

- ♪

- All right, very good.

Yep, thanks.

- ♪

- ♪ Uh, I'll hug the world suffocate it with a pillow ♪

♪ Pat 'em on the head, make a boy feel little ♪

♪ Snuck out the side door, sly on my tiptoe ♪

♪ He said he's hard but he crumble like Nabisco ♪

- JULIETTE: Chloe's been super ressed out about running

the Crescent Club on her own.

But actually showing up to Alex's house--

- Hey, it's me. Chloe.

- JULIETTE: --that's brave, Chloe, even for you.

- Will you buzz me in? The code's not working.

- ♪ He says he wants a nice girl ♪

♪ I'm that -- up your life girl ♪

♪ I don't wanna be a nice girl ♪♪

- ♪

- CHLOE: Hello.

- ALYSSA: See you chose your Louis and not your Celine.

- CHLOE: I did.

- ♪

- ALYSSA: Probably a better choice.

- CHLOE: Celine doesn't match the outfit.

- ALYSSA: Why are you here?

- CHLOE: Because I wanted to talk to Alex about

what we're gonna do about Crescent Club and everything.

- ALYSSA: Are you serious?

You chose a bag over me.

A materialistic purse.

- It's not my fault that he cheated on you, Alyssa.

- ♪

- It's not that you knew and didn't tell me,

and we were supposedly friends--

- sk me not to tell you.

I was damned if I did, damned if I don't.

If I told you, he would hate me.

I don't feel like I owe you an apology, Alyssa.

- ♪

- ALYSSA: I could go on and on about this.

But, honestly, Chloe, I wouldn't still be ing here

if I didn't want to move past this.

Me and Alex have amazing things in our future--

the salon, law school.

Anr big thing.

- ♪

- You're literally freaking me out.

I don't know if I can handle any big news.

- ♪

- Stop, you're really gonna make me cry,

and I don't even know what it is.

- ♪

- Are you pregnant?

- ♪

- Mm-hmm.

- ♪

- Oh my God, Juliette's gonna have a [bleep] conniption.

Oh no.

- ♪

- ALYSSA: Yeah.

- ♪

- ALYSSA: Chloe, do not tell anyone.

- JULIETTE: Coming up--

- I'm gonna be drunk for the next week.

[crying]

- ♪ I'm free ♪

♪ The wind, I am thrown out hen the ♪

- So excited to eat pizza.

- Of course you are, Kelsey.

You've never not been excited for pizza.

- That's actually true.

Have you talked to Ish

- Yeah, it--it just sucks, because I wish I could...

talk to him more.

He's just super - His job is traveling.

And so once he's done with this one,

he's gonna probably get another job, and he's gonna have

to go somewhere else.

- Yeah, you know, we talked about moving in together,

buying a house, figuring out what that looks like for us.

- KELSEY: In L.A.?

- MADISSON: Yeah, it's what I signed up for.

I don't know that I necessarily want to be in a new town alone

for seven months, it's out of the year. for.

I think that we should also consider Siesta Key.

- I think you guys will make it work.

- Yeah, I hope so.

I'm just feeling really down about it these days.

It's just not fun anymore.

- Well, you know what will be fun?

- What will be fun, Kelsey? - Girls' night!

Pizza, and, wine, and movies, all that good stuff.

- Honestly, I'm starving.

I could use some pizza.

- ♪

♪ Fight with me through the shadow ♪

♪ Like a life ♪

♪ Something to look for ♪

♪

- CHLOE: Hello? - Hi.

- Hi! - How's it going?

I like that sweater a lot. - Thank you.

- It's very cute. - [sighs]

- What are you up to today?

- Um...

I didn't want you to be upset, that's why I wanted

to tell you in person.

- ♪

- But I actually went over to Alex's parents' house today.

- Really?

[laughs] Oh no.

- Yeah.

- Oh my. [laughs]

- So, I went over e to talk about work.

Alyssa was actually there.

- ♪

- Like the first thing Alyssa said to me was like,

"Oh, you chose your Louis today and not your Celine."

- Oh, she's gonna get mad at you?

What about him?

He--he bought that for you. - I--yeah.

- ♪

- All right, continue.

- CHLOE: Yeah, so we like kinda hashed it like all out.

And she's like, "I have something to tell you."

And I was like, "Okay, what?"

- ♪

- Um...

- ♪

- What? Can you just--just spit it.

You look stressed.

- ♪

- CHLOE: Um...

- What? Are they getting married?

- ♪

- They're having a baby.

Mm-hmm.

♪

- You're serious?

- ♪

- Mm-hmm.

- [sobbing]

- ♪

- CHLOE: Are you okay?

- [sobbing]

- ♪

♪ Break my broken heart ♪

- I just wanna be alone right now.

Please. - Okay.

- ♪ Break my broken ♪

♪ Heart ♪♪

- JULIETTE: Coming up--

- You want a working man that puts a tie on,

go sits in a d - That's what everyone wants.

- ♪

- oh, I got a dollar in my pocket ♪

♪ I see you and I really wanna rock it ♪

♪ I'm tryna have some fun at the sideshow ♪

♪ 'Cause all that really matters is tonight, so ♪

♪ Ooh, I got a dollar ♪ - BRANDON: What's up, babe?

- Hey, you look so good. - Like it?

- Yeah, I love it. - Well--

- So handsome. Bellissimo.

- This is it. You like that? - Yes.

- First day on the job, you know?

Try to clean up a little bit.

- I got you a drink. It's the special.

Here, let's cheers to your first day.

- You're excited, huh? - Yeah. Cheers.

- Firsty day. Cheers. - How was it?

- Super long. Just like my dad gave me a bunch of textbooks.

The only book I brought was this one.

- CAMILLA: Let me see, let me see.

- "For Dummies."

- Well, let me quiz you. - Babe, I'm not like--

- Just one question. - I'm not there yet.

- One question. - I don't really know--

- You need a study buddy.

Like I feel like you need someone to be on your ass

about this, otherwise you're gonna like--

- Well, it's my first day, babe.

- Can I please just say something that--

what is going on with that bag?

- It's like a backpack I had from high school.

- You need a nice like leather work--like briefcase.

- It's what you want, you want a working man that wakes up

in the morning, puts a tie on, goes sits in a desk?

That's what you want? - That's what everyone wants.

- ♪

- That's, I mean, the man that I want to be with.

Someone like that, yeah.

- Not someone in the music industry?

- ♪

- I mean, you know, music you're great at it and whatnot.

But like it's not like--this is a real job, you know?

- Whoa.

- [speaking Italian]

- I don't know what you're saying, it sounds good though.

- What do you plan on doing once you start saving your money

with this job?

- Um, investing into an album and getting a Tesla.

- Are you serious?

- Yeah, I'm serious.

- CAMILLA: That's unrealistic. Well, okay.

- ♪

- So how long do you think it's gonna be 'til like you save

enough money for us to like maybe move in together?

- Moving in?

- ♪

- I mean, uh--that's like kind of fast.

Like move in together? Like I mean like that's--

- I mean, I get it, you're focusing on yourself,

but like after everything we've been through,

I thought you'd be-- - We need to slow down.

Like that's just--that's like a big step.

You don't really just like throw it out there the way

you did like-- - Well, I just did.

- I just really wasn't thinking about that right now.

I really don't--I sort of like--there's so much things

I need to do before that.

Um, I need a car.

- ♪

- All right, but, Brandon, I'm not saying tomorrow,

I'm just saying in general, like before or after you get your car

or whatever like-- - Whoa.

- --time--I'm not giving you a timeline,

like I'm just asking is that something you think about?

- Moving in, is that realistic for you right now?

- No, but I'm just talking about it.

I'm just talking about, like you got a new job.

Don't you think about like-- - Well, yeah, but I mean--

- Your next move is gonna get a car.

Your next move is for your album.

After that, what's your next move?

Sit at your dad's house still or like move on with like someone

you love maybe?

- I mean, I don't like--really, I'm not think like--

you're thinking so far right now, like

I just started today with my dad.

You're talking about moving in together, like--

- Yeah, I just wanted to bring it up.

I thought it was something that you'd be happy about,

not be like, "Oh my God."

- They say most relationships end when you move in.

- But ours already ended over something else,

so I don't think anything else can top that.

- ♪

- ♪

♪ You could be honest with me, babe ♪

- ♪ Be honest with me, babe ♪

- ♪ I have to let you know I'm built that way ♪

- ♪ So give it to me straight ♪

- ♪ Just give it to me, baby ♪

♪ I'll handle it, you know I'm built that way ♪

♪

- Hello. - Hi.

- Hi. - Hello.

- We brought wine and pizza. - Wine and pizza!

- Just come sit like now.

- Like now? - CHLOE: Please.

- We can't open the wine yet?

- Trust me, you'll be drinking out of the bottle.

- MADISSON: Where's Juliette?

- CHLOE: Juliette's in her room.

Um...

I went over to Alex's today

and talked with Alyssa.

Um...Alyssa's pregnant.

- ♪

- Holy [bleep].

- ♪

- Juliette's not gonna be okay.

- Holy [bleep].

What'd Juliette say?

- Um...she's devastated.

I knew she's be upset, I didn't think she'd be this upset.

- KELSEY: This is literally it.

She's always had hope.

- She still had hope in her heart that her and Alex

would work out one day.

- No matter what he does, she'll...

- CHLOE: And she would take him back.

- [groans]

She's not gonna be okay for a long time.

This is gonna be so bad. [bleep].

- ♪

- I was praying they were gonna break up,

and look what happened, so who [bleep] knows.

- ♪

- JULIETTE: I always thought one day maybe we'd be friends again.

- ♪

- KELSEY: I'm so sorry.

- MADISSON: I love you.

- I'm gonna be drunk for the next week.

- ♪

- Well, that is not what I was expecting.

- Surprise.

- ♪

- I'm excited to be hearing all about it

for the next eight months.

It's just gonna be really hard going around town.

- KELSEY: I know.

- ♪

- They'd been together for like four months.

And they're having a child.

- ♪

- MADISSON: It's not like they planned it though.

- I guess.

When you're 15, it's a little different,

because you're stupid.

You're 25 and you get pregnant, you're planning it.

- ♪

- JULIETTE: That was definitely planned.

Like she probably literally stopped

taking her birth control

knew his dad had money, knew she didn't have a job,

knew she didn't have a house.

- ♪

- KELSEY: Strategic.

- ♪

- I mean, it's just like so hard.

- ♪

- ♪ Stone cold, stone cold ♪

♪ You see me standing, but I'm dying on the floor ♪

♪ Stone cold, stone cold ♪

- KELSEY: He's getting thrown into this

with a girl that he clearly doesn't truly love.

He truly loved her, he wouldn't have cheated on her like that.

- ♪

- Believe me, Alex is probably just gonna like be with

her for a couple more months and then [bleep] it up,

and they're gonna break up.

I think this is the one thing that's actually gonna be able to

like allow you to get past Alex.

You're young, you're gorgeous, you're smart.

You deserve a whole hell of a lot,

and you're gonna get it one day.

And I know right now today sucks, but you're gonna get it.

- ♪

- I just didn't wanna know.

- KELSEY: I know, but you're gonna find out eventually,

and it's better to hear it from your friends

then to hear it randomly.

- I feel like if I had done other things,

this literally wouldn't be happening.

If I just didn't--[crying]--if I didn't date Robby,

like--

he wins, he wins.

- You're gonna win.

You are gonna end up with an amazing guy,

and you will be settling down when you're ready.

- ♪ Don't wanna be stone cold ♪

♪

♪ I'm happy for you ♪

- ♪♪ - [crying]

- Alex was like, "I give it three to four years." - ♪

- It's really [bleep] up if you're trying [bleep]

Alyssa and Alex. - I'm not.

- ♪

- [crowd gasps]

- I'd be lying if I said sitting here didn't bring back

a lot of [bleep] feelings.

- I know things have been hard.

- I just didn't think this was gonna happen so fast.