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That's right, I'm not gonna bid--
-Hey Mr. Taylor. -Hey!
Don't you have your own home to go to, boy?
-Dad! -Food's way better here.
Yeah? Well, I hope you left some for me.
I tried, but you know, fat Anna over here.
-Hey! -Wow, wait a minute. What are you five?!
-No. -Honey, your dinner's in the microwave.
Mmm, you guys have a party, huh?
[groans softly]
Anna, did they put you up to this again?
What, no, I swear,
I only gave them each one glass of wine.
[laughs] Yeah, so you could drink the rest.
Hey, we're celebrating your promotion, daddy.
-Without me. -Yeah.
I didn't finish mine. Here you can have the rest.
Yeah, I hope not 'cause you still need to go
move your car out of the driveway
so mom can get to work tomorrow, all right?
No, Sasha parked it there.
[yawns] Man, I am so beat.
-So I'm just gonna.. -Yeah, right.
You jerk!
Fine, I'll move it.
I'll do it.
Hey. I got it. Listen.
You guys just help your mother clean up
before she actually breaks something, okay?
-Oh, come on! -Put yourself to use.
Be productive. I'll be right back.
- Bye, daddy! - Bye.
Hey.
Hey, hey, you don't have to do that, no.
What was that?
Dad?
Dad!
[sobs] No!
[crying] Dad.
[crash]
What the hell?
[laughs] I swear, that ottoman came out of nowhere.
Sasha...
Ooh, fancy a midnight match?
We were just at this epic white knights party at Hosies.
Sorry, we didn't mean to wake you up.
We tried not to, but clearly Sasha had
too many White Russians that just washed away her senses.
[laughs] Whatever.
You love my White Russian breath.
Be more careful next time.
Okay.
Oh, Matty, I really want a grilled cheese.
Okay. Sorry, Anna.
Don't worry about her.
She's just cranky old lady. [laughs]
-Ooh. -No, come on!
-Thank you. -No!
[sighs]
Sorry again about last night, Anna.
-It's fine. -Sasha: You should have come with us.
Yeah, why didn't you?
Yeah, and you should have come with me to see Mom.
But thanks for making me go alone again.
You know I can't stand to see her like that, Anna.
Okay, like what?
I'm not trying to intrude.
it's just she never talks about it.
Yeah, it's just ever since dad died,
mom doesn't want to leave the house.
So I have to go get her groceries, get her medication.
She's being diagnosed as an agoraphobe.
Which is just some lame psycho-babble
for being a reclusive mess.
She just lives off daddy's life insurance,
waiting to join him.
I can't take it, Anna.
You think I like taking care of her?
Or you, for that matter.
Hey, I don't need to be taken care of.
[laughs]
-Matt: Well, Anna... -Pick it up.
from now on, I'll be here to help you,
because she obviously needs the assistance.
Oh, whatever, Matty. I take care of you, too.
Remember back in high school? Back then, you were just boring.
Now look at you. Fun.
I wasn't boring.
I was just--I was, um--
I was a wallflower.
Google translated--boring.
Don't listen to her, Matty. I think you're just fine.
She's just jealous she had to cheat her way
through senior year.
Ooh.
I mean... [inhales sharply]
she doesmake a mean bowl of cereal though, so...
I know, right?
That should have been in my online dating profile.
You had me at "Lucky Charms."
Mmm.
Mmm.
- You had me at "Lucky Charms." - [laughs]
Do I need to be excused?
-Mnh-mnh. -Come on, don't be jealous.
No, I'm fine.
You just need some hugs and kisses
back in your life, too, Anna.
Thank you, I'm fine.
Oh, come on, you haven't dated anyone since Nate.
You really need to "hashtag fix your life already."
I'm good.
Just maybe Sasha has a point, though.
College is meant to be the best years of your life.
You can't spend it all studying.
Just saying.
Time to set up a Swipe profile.
Swipe? No, no way.
All the guys on that are just looking to hook up.
Think I'll swipe "no" to getting an STD, thank you.
Hey! No STDs here.
If she doesn't want to do it, don't make her do it.
Yeah, but if it wasn't for Swipe,
you and I would have never reconnected.
Mm, well, in that case, if you want a super-sweet,
super-handsome computer science geek,
then you should download Swipe.
[Sasha laughs]
Look, I am really happy for you guys.
I am so glad you reconnected and everything,
but maybe if you had have spent less time Swiping
and more time studying, you wouldn't be on
the six-year plan right now.
Ouch.
What are you doing?
Helping you out.
That's my phone. Put it down.
Profile pic.
Oh, that hot photo of you at Six Flags.
Just gotta crop Nate out of there.
- Sasha! -User name, Anna Banana.
-Stop it, Sasha, I'm not kidding. - User name, Anna Banana.
Interests. Criminal law.
-Give me my phone. -Travel.
Give me my phone. Get her!
And home-made lasagna!
-Desired age-range. -No!
20-30.
-Sash! -Okay, fine.
21-31.
No! Sash!
And we're set!
-No. -Here we go.
Ken, 25, NSA fun.
NSA?
No strings attached.
Ew, swipe down. Bye, Ken.
You see, this is what I am talking about.
Now would you please just give me my damn phone?!
Todd, 23, "wine and cheese if you please."
Aw, he sounds honest. Swipe up.
What? No! No! No!
I cannot believe you just did this.
Sasha: Oh, come on, you big baby, it's fun.
All right, hate to interrupt this, ladies,
but I think I'm gonna bow out before this turns into a--
-Bye, babe. -See ya.
Bye, Anna.
Bye.
What are you doing?
Goodbye, Swipe.
Wait, don't delete it.
Sash, this is just not my thing.
Because studying is your thing. I get it.
But that's not an excuse to completely neglect
your personal life.
Law school is not gonna get any better
and when you start practicing, it's probably gonna get worse.
You will always have too much work to do,
so stop using it as an excuse.
[sighs] You're right.
Okay. Okay, a few dates.
Of mychoosing. Happy?
Mm-hmm.
Good, now, I have to get out here
before I'm late for class.
-[phone chimes] -I know that sound.
You have a new crush on Swipe.
See? It's fun.
Don't you want to click on "crush" to find out who?
About as much as you want to get ready
-for your Art History class. -Fine. Fine.
Happy Swiping, sis.
[scoffs]
[phone vibrates]
Anna, right?
I'm--I'm Todd. We're a match.
On Swipe. We're a match on Swipe.
-Oh, Todd. Todd. -[laughs]
Sorry, just searching for your profile.
-Yeah. [laughs] -Sorry, I'm--
-No, yeah. -I didn't know Swipe just threw you
-into the lion's den like this. -Yeah, they do. Rawr.
Todd. Wine and cheese connoisseur?
Yes. Anna, right?
23, fan of Italian food and Inkatrail.
Inkatrail?
Sasha.
Sasha?
Never mind, sorry. I'm new to all of this.
Really? I'm your first match?
I'm, uh-- I'm very flattered by that.
Anyway, you'll totally get used to it.
It's super easy.
You're on your way to Murphy's Criminal Law class, right?
How did you know?
-I'm in that class, too. -You are?
Yeah, do you want to walk together?
Um...
-sure, yeah. -Cool, great.
No, it's so crazy, I was Swiping this morning,
and I was like, oh my, God, that's the, like,
really beautiful girl from my Criminal Law class.
So next class, I'll be getting you guys started
on the newest module in which we address
the issue of Mens Rea,
mental state of a suspected criminal.
Please read the comment section on your essays
where improvement is needed.
Feel free to see me if you have any questions.
Have a good one.
Hey, Anna.
So let's go on that date this week.
Uh, yeah, I'll have to see if I have time, but--
Great, I'll Swipe-message you.
Professor.
Your Code of Ethics essay was impressive.
Very insightful. Really nice work, Anna.
Thank you. I'll see you Tuesday.
[phone vibrates]
Nate?
[phone vibrates]
[phone vibrates]
Guess it could be Nate.
It's kind of strange he doesn't have a name
on his profile, though.
Why do you care if he has Swipe anyway?
-You're the one who dumped him. -No, I don't care.
It's just I find it weird that he doesn't have a real profile.
Maybe he's embarrassed to have Swipe, you know,
just checking things out, trying to keep it anonymous.
Well, if it isNate, it's pretty creepy.
You know, they really should have a better grip
on what your profile requires.
This woman in Phoenix got assaulted
after some guy on Swipe just showed up at her doorstep.
Mm, some crush.
She must be bad at picking men, that's for sure.
And wine and cheese guy? He just ran up to me at school.
He's in one of my classes. He is a little weird.
Okay, so you had a bad pick.
Sometimes you gotta kiss some frogs before...
Please! You Swiped him, not me, remember?
Fine. Fine.
Let's Swipe someone you do like, okay?
Come on, break it out.
Nope. Nope.
Hello, Pete.
"Good guy looking for a nice girl,
no games, no expectations."
Swipe. Mm-hmm.
[phone vibrates]
And a smiley face.
Aw, he gives me a smiley face.
Message him. Ask him out.
No. No, I don't think so.
[scoffs] Prude.
Is that Jake Hart from high school?
Yeah, looks like him.
If someone twice his size ate him for lunch.
[laughs]
Swipe up, let's see.
- [phone chimes] - He's already messaged you?
What does it say?
"Yo, gorgeous. Any plans tonight?"
What? He wants to go out now?
That's not gonna happen.
Swipe doesn't work if you don't actually meet the guy.
Yeah, but I have to study tonight.
No. I need to study.
Don't I?
[groans]
Well, I guess...
What are you gonna wear?
Let's go pick out an outfit.
You need to study! [laughs]
Hey, Jake?
Hey, if it isn't "straight-As" Anna Taylor.
Wow.
Wow, you look gorgeous.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Yeah, uh, you want to sit down? You want a beer?
Uh, yeah.
A white wine, thank you.
-Can I see your ID please? -Yeah.
Yeah, I bet you didn't recognize me, right?
Yeah, I put on 34 lbs. of pure muscle since high school.
-Oh. -You want to feel?
-Um. -Yeah, go ahead.
Okay. Ooh.
Yeah, it's hard, right?
I mean, you look great.
Thanks. So what have you been doing?
I'm just finishing up Norton. I'm about to start law school.
You know I almost went there?
Did you? I didn't know that. I really like it.
Yeah, it's nice.
I have to-- I have to confess something.
I've had a massive crush on you since high school.
I didn't know that.
Yeah.
I mean, you were like the unobtainable good girl,
and I always thought you were better than me
until you Swiped me.
Oh, I never thought I was better than anyone,
but I was dating Nate Copeland.
Oh, yeah, that actor.
Well...
-Yeah, theater guy? -Yeah.
Well, I'm glad you guys broke up.
[phone vibrating]
I have to take this, excuse me.
Hello.
Hi.
Oh, thanks.
There she is. I missed you, gorgeous.
Ah, well, I'm sorry, but you're gonna miss me more.
I have to go.
What are you talking about? You just got here.
You haven't even taken a sip of your wine yet.
[sighs]
Wow, that is awful.
Um, that was my mom on the phone.
I have to get back, talk to her about some email.
-An email? -Or something.
But this was great.
Maybe we can do it again sometime?
Take care.
[mutters softly]
Hey, how'd it go with Jake?
Don't ask.
Was she on a date?
Mm-hmm. I guess it didn't go so well.
[vibrates]
Hey.
She's awake.
So tell me what happened with Jake.
He is the same big dumb beefcake he was in school
only bigger and is it possible he could be dumber?
[chuckles]
-[groans] -Are you all right?
Yeah, just light-headed.
It hit me last night.
I felt all groggy, and then I just passed out hard.
How much did you have to drink?
Only half a glass.
Probably just cheap wine.
Or maybe Jake roofied you.
[giggles] I wasn't serious.
No, it's just I did get up to take a call from mom.
I'm glad I didn't finish the whole glass.
Anna Banana?
You are paranoid. Okay?
I'm sure it was just the cheap booze.
Here, eat something. You'll feel better.
[doorbell rings]
Hey, gorgeous.
-Ugh. -Jake.
How do you know where I live?
Oh, you forgot this at the bar last night.
-Hey, Sasha. -Hey.
-How are you? -Not too bad.
We were just wondering whether or not you tried
to roofie Anna last night, that's all.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Wait, didyou try and roofie her?
What?! No. No way.
No, I mean, you think that I would do that?
But you just hesitated like you weren't sure.
Okay, you guys are freakin' crazy
if that's what you're trying to accuse me of.
Jake, no one's accusing you of anything.
Ugh, nowthey did. Bye, Jake.
Sasha, what if it wasjust the booze?
Then he's gonna have to think harder next time
he invites a classy lady to some dumpy dive bar again.
Come on, it's nice out. Let's go for a run.
[both laugh]
So did you ever get a message from the maybe-Nate?
Yeah, it was another stalker.
What do you mean?
It said we were meant to be together.
[grunts] Creeper.
I did get a nice one from Pete, though.
Aw, what did it say?
Here.
Aw, that's cute.
Yeah, he wants to go out tomorrow night.
I'm not sure if I'm ready.
What? Of course you are.
Okay, so you had one bad experience.
Move on.
Do you know how many bad dates I had to go on
before I reconnected with Matt?
The freak took me to the store to buy condoms
-on my first date? -That's still kind of funny.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Laugh it up.
Pick yourself up and get back out there.
Don't let one rotten apple ruin it.
Pete does seem kind of normal.
It was honestly the same for me.
My business partner's wife sat over my shoulder
and made me create my Swipe profile one night
while we're having drinks.
She said I needed a girlfriend
so we could go on double dates, so I caved.
I get it.
She was probably sick of being the only girl.
Hey, I'm sick of being the third wheel.
Oh, yeah, I get that, too.
It's the same with my sister and her boyfriend.
-They're a lot to swallow. -Hmm.
Well, maybe we can go on a double date with them sometime
if I don't scare you off tonight.
I'm not scared.
Yet.
[both laugh]
What's life like as an architect?
Uh, it's--it's great now.
My buddy Max and I used to work for this big firm
that really exploited us,
so we both quit and started our own company.
It's actually one year ago today that we went on our own.
In fact, I-- I cancelled this dinner
with the team tonight to hang out with you.
Really?
Y-you shouldn't have done that.
I wanted to.
I'm glad I did.
Yeah, me too.
So, tell me more about those law school plans of yours.
Well, I'm gonna UCLA in the fall
for their accelerated law-degree program.
-I want to be out in two years. -Wow, that seems fast.
-A girl's got to get a job. -I guess so.
[laughs] It should be okay. just got to stay focused.
I don't doubt it.
Your parents must be very proud.
Yeah, um...
my dad past away five years ago.
But you're right. He would have been proud.
He was an attorney himself.
I'm sorry for your loss.
How about some dessert?
They have a killer crรจme brรปlรฉe here.
Ooh, that sounds good. [laughs]
yeah, my friend from work recommended it.
Glad you like it.
Anna, hey.
Nate. Hi. How--what are you--
I worked late. I was grabbing some takeout.
-Hi. -Hey.
Oh, Pete, this is Nate. Nate, this is Pete.
So... how's it going? Long time no see.
Yeah. Really long time.
I'm--I'm good.
-You still in school? -Mm-hmm.
How's Sasha?
Yeah, she's good, happy. She's dating Matt Crawely.
I don't know if you remember.
Yeah, yeah. Matt is--odd paring.
I thought so, but you know what? It works.
And this is...
My friend.
I'm sorry.
Uh, you look really great.
It was nice to see you.
Nice to meet you, man.
Old flame, huh?
Theold flame.
Thought I smelled smoke.
No.
Okay, fine. You always do that.
-Anna: Hey. -Don't fucking touch that.
Don't.
Hey.
So, how was it?
Do I hear wedding bells?
Are you in love?
Will you calm down? It was her first date.
Sasha: But seriously, how was it?
It was really nice.
He wants to go out again this weekend,
but he's not telling me where.
Ooh, a second secret Swipe date with Pete.
See, Swipe isn't so bad after all, is it?
Yeah, we ran into Nate tonight.
What?
You ran into Nate on your date with Pete?
Yeah, and if I had have just opened that stupid app,
I would have seen how close my nearest crush was I was.
I can't believe I didn't. I was just shocked.
Well, why do you care if you saw Nate or not?
I mean, I thought you were into Pete.
I want to know if it's him, and come on,
I haven't seen Nate in the longest time.
It was so weird.
If my app's off,
he can't tell where I am, can he?
Mm, no.
And I wouldn't worry about it. Who cares if it is Nate?
It's time for you to start focusing on that sexy architect.
Well, uh, I forgot.
I have to work early tomorrow. I gotta go.
- Fine. Bye. -Bye.
See ya.
-Bye. -Bye, Anna.
So? Did you kiss?
[phone chimes]
[phone chimes]
[phone chimes]
Sasha, don't sneak up on me like that.
Sorry. What are you doing?
-Someone is out there. -Who?
When I was in my room, it said my crush
was crossing paths with me.
Maybe it was a glitch. It can't always be accurate.
It's just a stupid app.
Think about how often maps take you to the wrong place.
Matty says these things are full of flaws.
Did it happen when you were using the app?
No, but if you're so freaked, why don't you just block him?
What?
What if it was Nate
and he just wanted to talk about tonight?
I don't want to block him out completely.
Come on. You need to get some sleep.
Hey, neighbor.
Neighbor?
Well, in criminal law class we are.
I was thinking about you last night.
Let's have lunch.
You know, I'm really busy.
So I'm just studying and eating at the same time.
You can't avoid me forever, Anna.
We're matched on Swipe. I owe you lunch.
-Plus I made your favorite. -My favorite?
Lasagna.
Todd, what are you doing?
You know we're not allowed alcohol on campus.
Calm down, it's okay. It's gonna be okay, I promise.
You know what?
I'm feeling weird in the stomach.
Maybe we can rain-check? What are you doing?
What does it look like I'm doing?
I don't have those feelings for you.
We should just be friends.
Well, if you didn't like me, then why did you Swipe me?
I mean, are you just a tease? Do you enjoy embarrassing me?
My sister Swiped you, Todd.
She was showing me how to use the app.
I'm sorry, I gotta go.
You're just a tease, Anna.
Evidence shows that law-abiding citizens
- respond to incentives. - [phone vibrates]
So what about criminals?
We know that criminals avoid knowingly committing crimes
in front of the police, which explains why the police
interrupt so few crimes in progress.
- So an admission could be deemed... - [phone vibrates]
to be the act which breached duty of care.
Evans states that the judge decides
whether there is duty of care between the defendant
and the victim, and it's a question
of the threat of bad consequences,
including retribution posed by the legal system,
protect life and property against predation.
Anna...
your thoughts on this as an assessment of deterrence?
I'm sorry, Professor.
I didn't hear the first part of the question.
All right, let's continue this next time.
Read chapter nine.
You never know, there might be a quiz.
See you then.
Everything okay?
I'm not really a fan of phones in class.
I know, I am so, so sorry, Professor.
I wasn't really thinking. I had a rough night last night.
No excuses. It won't happen again.
Anything you want to talk about?
Uh, no, no, it's fine. Thank you, though.
Why didn't you just tell me you hated sushi?
I could have gotten something else.
I didn't want to stop you from having it.
No, I could have gotten anything else, I'm not picky.
Sorry, I--I'm new to this whole dating thing.
It's been a while.
Since Nate?
Do you still have feelings for him?
Sorry, I shouldn't ask that.
No, it's fine. The answer's no.
We had a rough break-up. My dad had just died.
I pushed him away. It was messy.
Life's messy.
Don't beat yourself up too bad over it, okay?
Oh, damn.
Ah, work calls.
No worries, I've gotta drop off
some groceries to my mom anyway.
-Okay. -Then get something to eat.
[both laugh]
Where'd you park?
Right over there.
So have you seen that boy again, you know,
the one you went out with last week?
-Who? - Oh, Jake?
No. Mom, that was awful.
Has there been more than one?
Well, yeah, I'm dating a little.
I saw this guy Pete who I actually kind of like.
But I'm not rushing anything. We'll see what happens.
How about you? How are you doing?
Well, I made another quilt last week.
Yeah? You're getting good at that.
Have you called Dr. Fink?
Honey, I told you,
I don't need to see Dr. Fink anymore.
He's an idiot.
Mom, he's just trying to help you.
What he's trying to do is to get me to do things
outside of my comfort zone, so, no, thank you.
Okay.
Mom, it'd be great if you came to our place.
Sasha misses you.
[scoffs] Listen, if Sasha really missed me,
she would make a trip over to see me.
What can I say? She's stubborn.
Wonder where she gets that from.
[chuckles]
I can't believe he called you a tease.
What a little prick.
Yeah, do you want me to key his car?
No.
Please, I don't want anything to provoke him.
If anything, I want to draw attention away from me.
Hopefully by now, he's Swiping on somebody else.
Yeah, Anna doesn't have time for revenge.
She's too busy Swiping Pete.
Oh, yeah, he's home again?
He brought her sushi today.
But you hate sushi.
That's how much she likes this guy.
Oh, come on, I don't know how much I like him.
But, yeah, I do enjoy spending time with him.
Don't jinx it.
Fine, but I think this is a Swipe made in heaven.
We gotta meet this guy.
Not for a while. You'll scare him off.
[phone vibrates]
Ooh!
Maybe it's a sexy strip-tease from Pete.
Uh, who's dating this guy, you or her?
Hmm?
It's "watching u" again.
Watching you?
Yeah, some freak Anna thinks may be Nate.
He sent her a cryptic message, and then the other night,
she imagined he was outside her door.
Wait, seriously?
Oh, my God, he really washere.
I'm calling the cops.
Woman: Look, this kind of case is actually
a lot more common than you think.
There's a lot of trolls on Swipe, but unless he made
a direct threat or a trespass on your property,
there's not much we can do about it at this point.
But he didtrespass into our yard.
That video looked like it was taped from--
in the street, Miss Taylor.
Swipe will tell you how close your nearest crush is.
that night it said he was 50 feet away,
which means he probably was right outside my window.
50 feet could mean across the street.
Look, there's not enough evidence to get a warrant
to check Swipe's database.
Do you have any idea who this might be?
Yeah, we thought it was my ex-boyfriend,
Nate Copeland.
And this Nate Copeland would have a reason to harass you?
No.
He's just not like that.
I--I don't think it's him anymore.
Well, look, we'll have a patrol car
cruising your neighborhood for the next few nights,
but if anything else happens,
you can call me any hour, all right?
And I suggest you file a complaint with Swipe,
get this user banned.
Yeah. Thank you.
You're welcome. Okay, let's go.
Thank you.
I'm sorry I wasn't in the mood to do anything fun today.
Oh, don't apologize. I'm just worried about you.
You okay?
I'll be fine, thanks.
I can stay for a while, I mean, on the couch.
I know you can take care of yourself,
but if it would help deter this creep, I'd be happy to.
I'm sure Matt'll stick around
but if you wanted to sleep on the couch tonight,
it'd make me feel better.
You sure you're not just trying to find
a way to make out with me?
[laughs]
Anna, I can't believe you're letting him crash here.
What's the big deal?
You let Matt stay over all the time.
Did you ever stop and think "watching u" could be anyone?
What if it's your new crush, Pete?
No.
No, you can only have one Swipe profile per phone.
I'm already connected to Pete,
so there's no way he can be the one doing this.
Sasha, what are you doing?
Um, did you need something?
What's with the second phone, Pete?
Is this where you've been hiding your sick
stalker secret Swipe profile?
She for real with this?
Well, it is kind of weird
that you have a second phone in your bag.
Um, not when it's a company phone
used strictly for business calls.
Oh, really?
Prove it.
[sighs]
It won't even let me download apps.
Pete, wait.
I am so sorry.
Look, I get that you're going through
a tough time right now, but I'm not the bad guy here.
I know. I'm sorry.
It's just, well, we don't know each other that well,
and this whole thing, it has me so messed up.
If you don't feel comfortable trusting me, fine.
But if that's the case, I'm also not sure
we have anything to continue here.
[knock on door]
Yeah?
Hey.
[sighs]
Sasha feels pretty bad.
You know she has your best interests at heart.
Yeah... I know.
She can just be a little tactless sometimes.
Yeah, you're telling me.
This morning, I was putting on my shirt for work,
and she says, "Can I see that?"
So I hand it to her,
and she just throws it right in the trash.
[both chuckle]
Hey.
Are you gonna be all right, though?
I feel really bad that we accused him.
I should have known it wasn't him.
Yeah, I mean, I know you like this guy,
but you don't really know him.
Yeah, well, if it is him,
he's done a great job of convincing me otherwise.
I really want to believe he's a good guy.
Okay.
Well, do me a favor then and just--
just be careful, all right?
I will.
Thanks, Matt.
-Good night. -Good night.
[vibrates]
Mom really wants you to stop by, Sasha.
Well, tell her if she starts letting Dr. Fink come back,
I'll consider it.
I kind of know how Mom feels.
I didn't want to leave the house myself this morning.
Well, well, if it isn't the twisted Taylor sisters.
Oh, hey, I think I saw your roofie dealer over there.
That's not funny, Sasha.
Hey, I was hoping we could go out again sometime.
Come on, you're my favorite Swipe.
Uh, I'll think about it, Jake.
Well, I'm gonna keep asking you till you say yes.
Offer's still on the table.
Loser.
Is he for real?
-This way. -Okay.
What if it's Jake?
-Who, your stalker? -Yeah.
I guess it could be.
But I don't think Jake is smart enough to be cyber-stalking.
I feel like I can't trust any of the guys
in my life right now.
Well, besides Matt, of course.
How do we know for sure?
I mean, he has a Swipe account, right?
That's how the two of you reconnected.
Okay, nowyou sound crazy.
The only Swipe Matt has on his phone
is the one we used to find each other,
and we're still connected.
His photos are still there. It can't be Matt.
But he's a coder, right?
He knows about all of this stuff.
Does he have more than one phone?
Anna, Matt was with us when you got a message,
and in case you forgot, he's in love with me, remember?
-Hi. -Hi.
What?
Is it my bed-head or something?
- Hi. -Hey.
You can go to school without me.
I'll just have Matt take me.
Hi, baby.
- Come on. - Take me to school.
-Hey, Anna. -Go away, Todd.
I wouldn't want you to think I was teasing you.
I know. I'm sorry about all that.
I think my pride just got kind of crushed is all, all right?
It's not every day that a girl who looks like you
Swipes a guy like me.
Not ever, actually.
Yeah, I flipped out, too.
Sorry.
My life has been so weird lately.
What are you doing tonight?
Todd, I'm not interested in a date.
No, no, no. Not a date, I swear.
Just a screening of my film.
-You made a film? -Me and two other guys
from my environmental studies class,
we did a film on green building designs
in emerging economies,
and it would be awesome if you came.
And I swear-- I swear not as a date.
You can come by yourself. Leave that way, too.
Yeah, I kind of just made plans for 8:30.
Well, that's perfect because it starts at 6:00,
so you got plenty of time.
Um, it does sound kind of interesting.
Great, I'll see you at 6:00?
Uh--fine, I'll come watch it.
All right, see you there.
Okay, just tell me.
What'd you think? And you can be totally honest.
-It was good. -Really?
-Yeah, I'm impressed. -You're impressed?
-Mm-hmm. -She's impressed.
Can I-- can I walk you to your car?
You know what? I'm--I'm fine.
-You sure? -Yeah, yeah.
There's Professor Murphy. I need to talk to him anyway.
Okay, all right. I'll see you in class.
-Great, bye. -Bye.
Professor, do you mind walking me to my car?
I'd be happy to, Anna.
Thank you.
The whole thing has got me freaked out, to be honest.
Well, I can certainly understand why.
You might want to tell him your professor knows
some of the best criminal prosecutors in LA County.
-Maybe I should. -No, I mean that.
I'm always here for you, whatever you need.
Thanks, Professor.
Um...
Um...
well, my car is just there.
So I'll be fine from here.
Are you sure?
Yeah, thank you, though.
Okay, um...
see you in class tomorrow then.
-Good night. -Good night.
Pete, hey. Where are you?
Hey, sorry, I'm still at this client dinner.
Should be done in an hour.
We can meet for a glass of wine then.
Cool, yeah--
Are you okay?
Um... yeah, of course.
Uh, just give me a call when you're done.
Sure thing.
And, hey, Anna?
Yeah?
I'm sorry about the other night.
I think I'm the one that overreacted.
I know your sister's looking out for you.
Yeah, no, it's fine.
I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions.
No worries.
Look forward to seeing you later.
-I'll call you in a bit. -Bye.
Bye.
Sasha.
Hi, are you home?
Can you come and get me? Someone slashed my tire.
I don't know. Yeah.
Yeah, in the lower east parking lot.
Just hurry, okay?
[revving]
-Hey. -Sasha.
Whoa, what the hell are you doing with that?
There was a creepy car.
A creepy car? Did you get the license plate?
No, no. I was scared.
Okay, well, the important thing is that you're okay, all right?
Let's just go home.
We can deal with the tire thing tomorrow.
Come on.
Ugh!
[gagging]
[telephone line ringing]
Hi, it's Pete, I can't get to my phone right now,
but leave a message, and I will call you back
as soon as I can.
Hey, Pete, it's Anna. Just wondering where you are.
Uh, getting a little worried.
Call me when you get this.
[knock on door]
-Hey. -Hey.
Have you heard from him yet?
No. He's not answering his phone.
He probably just got caught up with some work stuff.
I'm sure he'll call, all right?
Holler if you need anything, okay?
Thanks.
Sasha: I can't believe the cops are actually questioning
whether this death is connected to your creepy Swipe stalker.
-It has to be. -They're not saying it wasn't.
Just that it's speculation.
And I speculate they're stupid. It's obvious.
It's Nate.
Don't answer it. Let him leave a message.
Mom? Hey, it's Sash.
Sasha, honey, what a surprise to hear from you.
-How are you? -Not good.
They guy Anna was seeing was killed last night.
Killed? Wh--how?
A robbery or something. The cops aren't totally sure.
Oh, my God, this is awful. Is Anna okay?
Not really, Mom.
Things are pretty messed up around here right now,
and I can't really do this alone.
Can you come?
Um...
[sighs] honey, I don't--
I--I just--
I don't think I can-- I can make it honey.
Can you please just bring her here?
I'll try. Thanks, Mom.
Oh, sweetie, come on.
Come on.
[whistling]
It's really good to see you, sweetie.
Thanks.
Are you still mad at me?
I'm not mad at you, Mom, I'm just--
I'm just tired of you using your fears
as an excuse not to live your life.
You know it hasn't been easy for me or Anna either.
Feels like we lost both of our parents that night.
I don't know, just kind of sucks.
Honey...
I'm trying.
[chuckles softly]
Trying?
You tell Dr. Fink to stop coming,
and you can't even leave the house when Anna needs you.
Try harder.
[sighs] I'm really worried about your sister.
She just doesn't look good.
Yeah, well, she hasn't been getting a lot of sleep lately.
There's been some weird things going on
-with a guy she met online. -What guy?
That's the problem. We don't know.
Yum. Food.
Yum. Thanks, babe.
So, how'd it go with your mom?
Mm, she apologized a bunch,
but I doubt anything's gonna change.
She's still a mess.
[laughs]
Did your sister hear from Nate again?
No.
What about "watching u"?
I don't think so.
She actually deleted Swipe from her phone.
It's about time.
Hey, Matt thought you might-- what are you doing with that?
It's dad's.
Yeah, I know it's dad's, but what are you doing with it?
It's for protection.
For me, for us. I don't feel safe.
I know.
I get it.
Do you remember how to shoot it?
You know, the last time I went to a range
was with Dad five years ago.
Hopefully, I won't have to.
It's just for peace of mind.
Murphy: It's the notion ofMens Rea
that renders the accused guilty or not guilty.
It can be an act of violence, but without a guilty mind,
you do not have a guilty suspect.
In other words, did Mathers intend
to arouse fear or apprehension of the victim's safety?
Same applies to abduction and homicide.
You can establish a lot about a criminal
if you trace factors in their thought patterns
and behavioral processes.
I didn't get a chance to see who the email was from.
I just saw the name "watching u,"
and there was a photo of Pete hunched over the steering wheel.
Well, whoever this guy is, he's good.
He must have hacked into your email account
while you were on your way home and deleted
all traces of his messages to you.
But at least we know now that Pete
wasn't just attacked in some random robbery.
This is connected to your stalker.
I can't believe this is happening.
I'm gonna work on a warrant for Swipe
to cough up that user information.
Did you ever file a formal complaint with them?
No. No, I just deleted the app entirely from my phone.
All right, I'm also gonna need a list of any men
in your life that who you might suspect
in addition to that ex you mentioned.
Are you gonna question them all?
Yes, but anyone that's innocent
will understand this is procedure.
It's very important that you tell me anyone
that could be a suspect, even if it's gonna upset them.
Anna: Um..
okay, well, there's this guy Jake Hart.
He went to school with us. We reconnected on Swipe.
I had a drink with him at a bar the other night.
And we think he roofied her.
-Roofied? -We don't know that, Sasha.
I didn't finish my drink,
but something hit me hard when I came home.
And then there's that geek, Todd.
Yeah, Todd's in class with me.
I don't know his last name, though,
so I'd have to ask Professor Murphy.
Didn't you say you thought that professor
-had a thing for you, too? -I don't know.
I guess.
Uh, oh, God, this is all so crazy.
Is there anyone else?
Uh...
No. That's it, Detective.
Well, this a good start, but if anything else comes up,
give me call, okay?
Yeah.
Murphy: Three strikes was designed
to put habitual criminals away as quickly as possible
to protect the public.
Any felony is its trigger mechanism
for 25 years to life.
It is the last straw.
- So... - [phone vibrates]
Why wait for the big crime
that's almost certain to happen?
Only a small percentage of offenders convicted
under three strikes law are serving on a third strike.
Most are serving time on a second conviction,
which doubles the sentence, mandates consecutive sentences
on separate counts and requires offenders
to serve 80% of their time rather than 50%.
So in short, second strikers
are serving a lot of time.
This is very likely the reason why counties that wink...
You okay?
Not really. Hey, Nate texted earlier.
-He wanted to meet for coffee. -I hope you told him no.
Yeah, I told him I didn't think it was a good idea.
Hey, don't you have an 8:00 class?
Yeah.
Honestly, I just want to get the hell out of here.
-Is that okay? -Yeah, sure.
Hey, listen, why don't you just take my car?
Matt's coming by to drop off my portfolio.
I'll just have him come by and get me after class.
Murphy: Hey, Anna!
What the hell is going on?
What's with the cops showing up at my apartment this morning?
I'm not stalking you, you know what I mean?
Did you tell them I was harassing you or something?
They asked for a list of guys that I've been seeing recently.
I told them that we met recently on Swipe.
Please, don't take it personally.
How can I not? They showed up at my door.
It was actually really humiliating.
I don't want to do this right now.
Can we please? I'm not in the mood.
You think I'm in the mood to deal with the cops at 7:00 AM?
Look, you're not making a real good case
-for yourself right now, Todd. -I'm not trying to make...
I don't think these ladies really appreciate--
I'm gonna tell the cops that you guys are harassing me.
Dude, get lost.
As long as you understand.
-You okay? -Yeah.
You okay, Anna?
Yeah, yeah, thanks, Matt.
Yeah.
Hey, Matt, do you mind bringing Anna home?
Sure.
I gotta stop by the office and pick up a hard drive.
-That cool? -Yeah.
Great, well, I gotta run. I'm gonna be late for class.
Take care of my sis, and please make sure
all the windows and doors are locked at the house, okay?
Yeah.
Who's taking care of who now, huh?
[chuckles] All right, you got everything?
Everything.
-Parked over here. -Cool.
Gum?
Thanks.
I, uh, heard you deleted Swipe.
Probably for the best, though.
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So did you hear anything more from the police about Pete?
No.
You must have really liked him, huh?
Yeah, I did.
I--I mean, it's just so weird.
I was just with him.
It's unbelievable.
He's--he's was--
he was a good guy.
[phone vibrates]
[phone vibrates]
Gotta keep those off in class, Sasha.
Sorry.
Okay, I'll be back in a minute.
Yeah. Take your time.
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[door handle rattles, knock on window]
Can you unlock the door?
Anna?
Can you unlock the door, please?
Anna? Anna?
Sorry.
You okay?
Yeah, it's dark, and I'm scared.
I'm sorry, I should have, uh--
I should have been more sensitive just because
of everything that's been going on--
Whoa.
-Whoa. -[coughs]
I really did scare you.
It's fine, I'm fine.
-Sorry. -Yeah.
-Okay, let's get you home. -Yeah.
[engine starts]
Okay.
-Thanks for the ride. -Sure.
Hey, Anna, um...
do you mind if I, um...
come inside and wait for your sister?
Um... you know,
I just need a moment alone.
I haven't really had...
any time alone since all this started, you know?
Yeah.
Sure.
No, I get it, I get it.
Bye.
Shit.
Matt: Anna?
Can I talk to you for a sec?
Wait, wait!
-I forgot my phone. -That's okay.
-Oh, thank you. -Yeah.
Hey, Sasha, you got a minute?
Uh, sure.
So if you want to be a part of the exhibit,
we would love to include you.
Wow, thank you.
I've never really been invited
to be part of something like that before.
You earned it. See you Tuesday.
Yeah, I'll see you then.
Hi, it's Anna, please leave a message.
- [beep] -Where are you? Call me.
Anna?
- Hello? -Detective Thompson?
It's Sasha Taylor, Anna's sister.
- Is everything okay? -Anna's missing.
- What do you mean missing? -It's Matt, Matt took her.
- What's going on? Matt? -Yes, my boyfriend.
He's the one that's been stalking her.
-He's the guy. - What?
I know it doesn't make any sense,
but Anna sent me a screenshot of a phone
that she found in his car,
and it has the Swipe profile on it,
The one for "watching u."
Oh, shit.
Matt?
Matt, where am I?
[muttering indistinctly]
No, no, no! This is so messed up!
Whatever you're doing...
it can be fixed.
Fixed?
I don't think so, Anna.
Matt, whatever you're--
Shut up! I need to think.
I need to think right now.
You had to get that stupid app!
That damn app for stupid guys!
[crying]
I'm sending officers over to Matt's apartment right now.
You just sit tight, don't go anywhere
and let me know if you hear anything.
-I will. -I'll call you later.
Yeah.
Mother: Hello, honey, is everything okay?
No, Mom, Anna's missing,
and it looks like Matt has something to do with it.
Matt? Your Matt?
Yeah. I just called the police.
Oh, my God, honey, this is terrible.
I know.
Mom, I'm so scared.
Why--why would Matt want to do anything to your sister?
I don't know, but he's the stalker, Mom.
He's the one who probably killed Pete.
Honey, are-- are you home right now?
Yeah.
I'm-- I'm gonna be right over, okay?
Thank you.
Um, I think that would be good.
I love you, Mom.
I love you too, sweetheart.
Pick up, damn it.
You've reached Detective Thompson.
Please leave a message. [beep]
This is Sasha again. I know where they are.
I used an app to locate their phone,
and it says the phone is located at...
2136 7th Ave downtown.
I'm on my way there.
I didn't mean to hurt anyone, Anna.
I don't want to hurt you, Anna.
You're such a good person.
So are you, Matt.
No. No, I'm not. [sniffles]
[sobs] I mean...
I've done so many bad things.
So many bad things.
But I know your heart, Matt.
Come on, this isn't you.
It's because I love you.
[phone rings]
Detective?
Wherever you are, I want you to pull over right now.
You hear me? Stop. Do not go to that location.
- I have police on the way. -I'm already here.
Miss Taylor, do not get out of your car.
This is very dangerous, okay?
I am sending officers there right now.
Okay, okay, but please hurry.
[Matt speaking indistinctly]
And this, this isn't even my fault.
If you had just waited in the car and waited for me,
we wouldn't even be here.
She fell for me.
Why couldn't you see me that way? Hmm?
She's my sister.
I can't feel for you like that.
Why'd you have to go snooping through my car?
I mean, you brought this upon yourself.
You did. You.
I didn't want to do any of this to you.
Please don't hurt me, Matt.
Please?
I'm begging you.
I never did anything to you.
That's the problem, Anna.
You never did anything to me.
No.
No, Matt.
Matt?
No!
Help me!
Somebody help! Help me!
No, Matt, don't! Help!
Help me!
Somebody please!
Shut up! Shut up!
Matt: It's not my fault.
[speaking indistinctly]
Anna: Please, Matt, don't do this.
That's all you had to do. That's all you had to do!
Anna: No!
This is not my fault.
[choking]
Get away from my sister, you psycho!
Now!
[sirens wailing]
No, no, no, this wasn't-- it's not--
I'm not--tell her, Anna!
Back away from her, Matt, I'm serious.
The police are on their way.
It's okay.
[siren wailing]
It's okay. It's okay.
Shh.
[sirens approaching]
[both grunting]
Get off!
[both whimpering]
Down! Get down!
[gunshots]
[sobbing] Oh, my God.
[laughter]
Okay, girls.
All right, we've lost one or two, so let me do it again.
For my girls. Happy birthday, my Anna!
-Happy birthday! -Hold on, baby, here we go.
Now, it's official. Make a wish.
Mom? What did dad like more?
Your vanilla cake or your lasagna?
I can't remember.
You know, I actually asked him that once,
and you know what he said?
He said, "Honey, that's like asking me
which one of my girls I love the most.
You cannot compare vanilla cake and lasagna.
It's the best of both worlds."
Dad.
So what did you wish for?
No, wait let me guess.
You wished that mom will join us next time
we are daring enough to try speed dating.
[scoffs]
I plead the Fifth.
Such a lawyer already.
God, Sasha.
[laughter]
Happy birthday.
Thank you.
-Ooh. -[laughter]
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