All language subtitles for The.Feeling.That.the.Time.for.Doing.Something.Has.Passed.2023.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.264 (SDH)

(bed rustling)

(bed rustling)

I love
how you never care if I come,

and you don't do
anything for me.

(bed rustling)

You go to sleep
right after you finished.

It's so disrespectful
and misogynist.

(bed rustling)

(Ann sighs)

(Ann sighs)

Do you think people can change?

(Allen sighs)

I don't know.

(bed rustling)

I like
how you don't care if I get off.

Because
it's like I don't even exist.

(bed rustling)

Can you not?

(utensils clinking)

- (clears throat)
- (utensils clinking)

Well... happy birthday.

It's not my birthday.

(utensils clinking)

Well, happy Memorial Day.

You know
I don't celebrate Memorial Day.

(utensils clinking)

(clicking)

Karl:
Does anyone have any questions?

Yes.

I was wondering

what is the five year plan
for the company?

Hmm.

Well, in some ways
I like the question,

but in some ways
I'm a little disappointed,

because I feel like
we've already covered it.

(sighs)

(muffled voices
in the background)

Tell me what you like.

I like when you
put your hands in my mouth.

I know that.

What else?

I like
when you tell me what to do.

What else?

I like things,

I just can't think of them
right at the moment.

Tell me what you like.

I don't know. Can you just
tell me what you want me to do?

I'm telling you
what to do right now,

and you're not doing it.

Any progress on determining
the fields for the database?

I'm still waiting to hear back.

(steady wheezing noise)

Hmm.

It's funny.

When this project is finished,

you will have made
your own job obsolete.

(steady wheezing noise)

(footsteps thumping)

(traffic noises outside)

Oh. (grunting)

(Allen grunting)

This is part
of being submissive.

You don't move
until I say you can move.

I want you to feel owned.

Do you understand me?

Yes.

Yes, what?

Yes, master.

(Allen sighs)

How old were you
when I first started seeing you?

Twenty-four.

And how old are you now?

(muffled voices
in the background)

Thirty-three.

(Allen breathes deeply)

You always ask this.

And you ask me
what college

I went to
every time also.

Where did you go?

Wesleyan.

(traffic noises outside)

(footsteps)

(bag thumping)

You missed the awards lunch.

You got an award
for being here for one year.

I've been here...

three and a half years.

(footsteps)

Simon: Congratulations.

(door squeaks)

(floorboards creak)

(keys clatter)

(footsteps thumping)

(door squeaking)

(door thumping)

- (cup clinking)
- (indistinct voices outside)

(footsteps thumping)

(packet squeaking)

(packet squeaking)

Hi, Mom.

I am just walking to the East
Village to meet a friend.

It's only 20 blocks from work.

It's only a mile.

No, I'm not out of breath.

No, it's not hot out anymore.

How are you?

Well, I wish you wouldn't
let yourself get that hungry.

Take snacks with you.

I never leave
without snacks in my bag.

No, I don't eat too many snacks.

(birds chirping)

(utensils clinking)

So, what's your salary?

Two hundred thousand?

(Allen munching)

Two hundred and fifty thousand.

Wow.

That's a lot.

You think that's a lot?

After alimony,

my kids' private school,
taxes, the rent on this place?

(sighs)

You sure you don't want chicken?

(traffic noises)

(fly buzzing)

Run to the wall.

Run back, suck my nipple.

(Allen breathing heavily)

Oh.

Run to the wall!

Run back, suck my nipple,

(Allen breathing heavily)

And run to the wall.

(shouting) Faster, faster,
faster!

Did you feel how
submissive you were being?

Yes.

I like being submissive
to you specifically.

(Allen sighs)

I need to show you this
wonderful pink lamp

that I found on the street.

- (indistinct chatter)
- I think it's good luck.

The light
comes through a gemstone,

and it casts a wonderful
warm glow on everything.

Woman: Oh, you mean a salt lamp?

Ann: Is that what this is?

- Then yes.
- Yeah, it's pretty common.

It's like...
a thing for lonely people.

- (muffled music)
- (indistinct chatter)

(muffled voices
in the background)

Mom and Dad don't seem
to like being grandparents.

Maybe that's why
they never even pressure me

to have kids anymore.

Sister: I think it's more

that they just gave up on you.

I mean...

it does seem...
unlikely at this point.

You never even
have relationships.

So...

(clears throat)

...that's probably why.

Walk over to the dresser,

bend over
and spread your butt cheeks.

Now, that is vulnerable.

(soothing music)

You know,
Charles and I nearly thought

we didn't have a connection
after our first date.

But it was because
we were wearing sunglasses,

and didn't see
each other's eyes.

How did you realize
that had been a problem?

Well, when we
took the sunglasses off,

it was better.

(soothing music continues)

Who's cock
was in your mouth last?

Yours.

You don't wanna
see other people?

I'm pretty busy.

(wind blowing)

Mother: That's a strong current.

Father: It's a tide.

Mother: It's going in.

Father: It's going out.

(wind blowing)

Here's all your homework
from middle school.

And what are you doing with it?

I want you to take it.

I don't want it.

I've been keeping it for you.

It's taking up space.

You want me to throw it out?

(car passing by outside)

(paper rustling)

I don't know.

Can I get back to you?

It might have something useful.

Okay.

I love you so much.

I love you too.

(sighs)

You say that so perfunctorily.

She says it
like she's holding her nose.

Well,
maybe I could say it better

if I knew you weren't
always looking to complain

about how I say it.

(sighs)

Allen: Thank God.

Now, I don't have to
listen to you talk anymore.

(gate squeaks)

(phone clicking)

(notification beeping)

(steady wheezing noise)

If you're not on Spotify...

you're behind the times.

You're behind.

You gotta keep up.

People can become obsolete.

And that's worth repeating.

People... can become obsolete.

I was wondering
if maybe sometime

you could have me not even
talk when I come over here.

I kind of did do that once,

but... it made you sad.

Yeah, but I thought
you really meant it.

Allan: I did really mean it.

(both chuckle quietly)

I like hearing
about what's going on with you,

but sometimes it's a lot.

You really like to talk.

At the end of the day sometimes
it's just nice to relax.

(Allen grunting passionately)

(Allen grunting passionately)

(Allen breathing heavily)

You did a good job.

Now, say goodnight.

Say... goodnight.

I don't wanna say goodnight.

I was about to go to sleep,

but then I got up and I
did all of this for you.

Now I'm wide awake and
you don't even wanna talk.

I'm not an internet window.

You can't just open and close
the browser when you want.

Well, that's good you're
able to say all this.

Saying how you feel
in the moment

is the mark of
a good submissive.

(paper rustling)

You know,
if you keep your head down,

you could stay here
for a really long time.

Ann: Okay.

I'll miss working with you.

Woman:
I'll miss working with you too.

Although... (chuckles)

...you never
made yourself obsolete

like you promised
when I hired you.

(rustling)

Well, the candles were nice.

There was only one candle.

(passionate grunting)

Thank you...

for forgiving me
for mansplaining about LA.

(sighs)

(smacks)

I lead an amazing life.

Every morning I wake up
and I'm grateful

I get to compose music,
you know?

I just, I...

I really love what I do.

That's nice.

It is. Yeah.

It's amazing.

Eight.

More please, master.

Nine.

More please, master.

Ten.

You're supposed to say,
"More please master."

Oh, I'm sorry.

I thought we've only been
going up to ten each time.

Sometimes I compose
scores for films.

Oh, cool.

What kind of films?

So far mostly children's films.

It is cool.

Are there any film scores
you particularly like?

Um...

Well, there is one
that's by far my favorite.

Maybe the most beautiful
song I've ever heard,

but it's embarrassing.

What is it?

It's from the movie
In the Act of Wishing for Love.

(footsteps)

- Thomas: In the act... of...
- (typing)

Thomas:
...of... wishing... for love.

Ann: Let's not listen to it now.

(soothing music)

(soothing music continues)

(soothing music continues)

(soothing music continues)

So, I'm getting back together
with my ex- girlfriend.

And she's unfortunately not open

to me having other submissives.

I really enjoyed
our time together, Ann.

Okay.

No problem.

(glass clink)

- (key rattles)
- (door squeaking)

Thanks
for letting me crash here.

Sure.

Just don't read my diary.

Oh, I... I didn't know
it was your diary.

Just so you know,
I have my shirt up

and I'm putting on rash cream.

Sister:
You can do whatever you want.

I feel weird being here.

Like my whole family, my kids,
Magnolia.

Everyone's over there
and I've exiled myself.

And you have nothing on your
walls and it's really strange.

Well, maybe you just
needed a sleepover

with your little sister.

No.

Karl: So, in addition to some
of your responsibilities

changing in this restructuring,

your job title
will also change.

Oh.

What will it change to?

I do like my current job title.

Karl: I don't know yet.

It will be whatever
HR hands down to me.

Ann: Well,
perhaps you could pass along

that it's important for me
to keep that.

Karl: It will be whatever
HR hands down to me.

We don't have any choice
in this.

Well I have the choice
to accept it or not accept it.

(footsteps)

(cars honking outside)

(camera clicking)

(soothing jazz music)

I like to use real, real things

from someone's life
to humiliate them.

There was this...

this woman and she was...

she was very proud

that she was partner
at this law firm.

So... I had her

bring me her law degree and...

I came on it.

That makes sense.

And you said you have costumes.

Yeah, whole closet full.

I have fuckdoll, fuck...

fuckbunny, fucktoy,

fuckclown, and fuckpig.

(soothing jazz music continues)

(soothing Christmas music)

What do you think your
friends at the Women's March

would say if they could see you
right now?

(muffled) Oh, um...

I don't know.

Today...

you are gonna be communicating
in a series of...

oinks.

(Ann chuckles)

One oink for no.

Two oinks...

for yes.

(soothing Christmas music
continues)

(oinks twice)

(shower running)

You said you wrote my name here.

I thought you just wrote Ann.

Elliot: Fuckpig is your name.

Karl: Your revised official
job title will be

Clinical Media
eLearning Specialist.

This is what HR came back with.

They granted your request
to put "Media"

in front of "eLearning."

However, they did not
approve the word, "And."

(distant upbeat music)

I don't know
if I would've left him

if it weren't for Elaine.

Although obviously his
satisfaction was there already.

Ann: Probably.

Sister: I just don't know
if I could live alone

after having a family, you know?

(sighs)

(distant upbeat music continues)

(rustling)

You know if I do
get back together with Craig,

I can still come over and
put your eczema cream on.

I... didn't know
you needed that.

(paper rustling)

(foreign dialogue
on the computer)

Dinner time?

- (steady wheezing noise)
- Yeah.

(foreign dialogue continues)

(traffic noises outside)

(upbeat music)

♪ I will survive
I will survive ♪

♪ Dancing, dancing

♪ We're dancing
in the streets ♪

♪ Dancing, dancing

(upbeat music continues)

(dramatic music)

This too will pass.

We absolutely
cannot use this system

until the changes in red

are implemented.

(dramatic music continues)

This is very troubling.

(dramatic continues)

You are gonna have
to learn how to make me come.

You need more training.

(dramatic music continues)

Yoga Teacher:
You are more than your work.

You're more
than your job titles.

You're more than your thoughts.

You're more than your bodies.

Karl: I recognize

that this merger
is difficult for you,

because you effectively
have begun working

for a new company.

The issue is not the transition.

The issue is that
you are micromanaging me,

as I mentioned in my email.

I might be back late tonight.

Mm, what are you doing?

Seeing a friend.

Someone you're dating?

It's more casual than that.

(sighs) I could never be
in something like that

that doesn't have a future.

I just want to see
how much more comfortable

your bed is than my bed.

You did a presentation?

I didn't know about this.

It's Ann, everyone.

We already talked to her.

- (indistinct chatter)
- (laughter)

2007 was a year of big change.

Are you gonna need
aftercare after every time?

I don't know.

Well, let me just rinse
this off first.

Facebook

expanded out
of the college campuses.

(indistinct)

Ann: I am sorry.

I want to be supportive.

It's just you're showing up

right when I'm about
to start work,

and it's all just a lot
right now.

The iPhone was invented.

Yeah, I'll... I'll go.
It's fine.

In theory, I like it.

But in practice,
I might need aftercare.

You take care of us,

we'll take care of you.

You want to emphasize
the claustrophobic feeling?

(dramatic music continues)

- (dramatic music continues)
- (bells ringing)

(dramatic music continues)
(bells ringing)

Elliot:
I can't hear those bells.

I want everyone on the BQE

to know
how much of a whore you are.

- (bells ringing)
- (dramatic music continues)

- (bells ringing)
- (dramatic music continues)

- (bells ringing)
- (dramatic music continues)

(Elliot sighs)

So...

what have you been
fantasizing about lately?

I don't know.

I've been tired lately.

(sighs)

I guess the fuckpig.

(beer sloshing)

Your place looks good.

It's the same.

(clears throat)

It is the same.

You see, we are fated
to be together after all.

No.

You changed your username.

I didn't know it was you.

You can put those away
and get real ones.

What?

Put the plastic utensils
away and get real ones.

(bag rustling)

(Allen grunts)

I thought you were gonna
spend the night this time.

I can't sleep and I'm bored.

Allen: Well, do you
want to watch something?

My computer's over there.

No.

I think
I'd just sleep better at home.

Allen: Okay.

Sorry.

(Allan breathing heavily)

So, why are you going
to Israel for vacation?

You like seeing all those
Jews together in one place?

Well...

it appeals
to my Zionist impulses, I guess.

You're a Zionist?

Well, I don't agree with
everything Israel does, but...

yes.

You said you wanted
to know more about me.

Ann: Do you need me to leave?

Allen:
Not for a few more minutes.

Ann: Okay.

Let me know.

Allen: Thank you.

A whole vacation

and you just want to give me
a few hours to spend with you?

(birds chirping outside)

Ann:
Well, you were the one who said

I should use this vacation
to do work.

I thought you would
just do work in the mornings.

Father: Just because

I have
a wrong opinion about a plant,

doesn't mean
you have to yell at me, right?

Mother: Right.

(insects buzzing)

Mother: That's a male oak

and that is a female oak.

You know what these are?

It's a flower of the beech plum.

A beech plum
is a round purple fruit.

Ann: Yeah. Yeah.

I do know some things.

I was hoping
for some acknowledgement

before you shut me down.

What do you mean?

Who do you think taught you
all these things about plants?

I don't know.

I did.

(guitar tuning)

(upbeat music)

♪ When the union's
inspiration ♪

♪ Through the workers' blood
Shall run ♪

♪ There can be no power greater
Anywhere beneath the sun ♪

♪ But what force on Earth
Is weaker ♪

♪ Than the feeble
Strength of one ♪

♪ But the union
Makes us strong ♪

- ♪ Solidarity forever ♪
- ♪ Forever

- ♪ Solidarity forever
- ♪ Solidarity forever

- ♪ Solidarity forever
- ♪ Solidarity forever

- ♪ The union makes us strong
- ♪ The union makes us strong

♪ It is we
Who plowed the prairies ♪

♪ Built the cities
Where they trade ♪

♪ Dug the mines
And built the workshops ♪

♪ Endless miles
Of railroad laid ♪

♪ Now we stand outcast
and hungry ♪

♪ Midst the wonders
we have made the wonders ♪

- ♪ But the union
- ♪ But the union

- ♪ Makes us strong
- ♪ Makes us strong

- ♪ Solidarity forever
- ♪ Solidarity forever

- ♪ Solidarity forever
- ♪ Solidarity forever

- ♪ Solidarity forever
- ♪ Forever

- ♪ The union makes us strong
- ♪ The union makes us strong

♪ In our hands
Is placed a power ♪

♪ Greater
Than their hoarded gold ♪

♪ Greater
Than the might of atoms ♪

♪ Magnified a thousand fold

♪ We can--

What?

Ann: You said I'm not
spending time with you.

I'm spending time with you
right now.

How much time?

I'll watch you pick your teeth
as long as you want.

Ah.

I do ten times
between each tooth.

(birds chirping outside)

Do you want to take a banana
on the train tomorrow?

- Sure.
- So, put it in your bag.

I don't wanna pack it
in my bag overnight.

It will get too ripe.

I might forget
you're taking it and eat it.

Well, that's okay too.

(sighs)

How about a peach?

- Sure.
- So put that in your bag.

I don't wanna pack it yet.

It's the same problem
as with the banana.

(birds chirping)

(ice cream truck music)

I thought you said
you wanted to have a threesome.

No, I just said
I wanted to meet her.

You said
everyone would have a fun time.

No.

You said that

and I agreed.

And this is a fun time.

(computer humming)

- (microwave oven beeping)
- (microwave oven humming)

(microwave oven humming)

Mira: Okay,
so what are your interests?

I like dense foods
that sit heavily in the stomach.

Anything else?

Say, I don't like when people
get too upset about 9/11.

(Charles chuckles)

I don't think that's--

Hey, let her be herself.

(typing)

Usually I like to wait

and see
what someone else orders,

so I won't make the wrong choice
and be jealous.

That... seems like a hard
way to go through life.

You're the only one
that messaged me.

Where do you like hanging out?

Here.

(fly buzzing)

(computer humming)

It has such a good cast.

Yeah, Geena Davis.

Tom Hanks.

There's no crying in baseball.

There's no crying in baseball.

(both chuckle)

Yeah, and that wonderful song.

Well, what song?

Um... You know.

♪ Batter up

♪ Hear that call

♪ The time has come to play

(notification beeping)

(train rattling)

Well...

this is my stop.

(both giggling)

It was great hanging out
with you tonight.

Yes, definitely.

Thank you for introducing me
to the work of Wilson Everton.

(doors thumping)

- (notification beeping)
- (train rattling)

(clicking)

(clicking)

If I opened up
this pickled herring,

would you be interested
in sharing it with me?

Um...

You don't seem enthusiastic.

You should totally go ahead
and have the herring.

Yeah, but if you don't eat it
then it will be weird

that I have herring breath.

I could try it.

Is it a fishy fish?

I like lox.

- (cap snapping)
- Ooh. (laughs)

Do you want a La Croix?

Yeah.

That's perfect. I have two left.

One perk of where I live
is that my subway station house

is the only remaining
subway station house

with a street level entrance,

in all of New York City.

It used to be quite common,
but not anymore.

Oh, cool.

(both chuckle)

Sorry, I get excited
about subway history.

I shouldn't... bore you with it.

No, no.

I like a man who's proud
of his subway stop.

(chuckles)

What else
has your subway station got?

You're really friendly.

You're really friendly too.

Yeah.

But I feel like I'm friendly

in response
to your friendliness.

Are other people not friendly?

I don't know.

Chris: I'm probably friendly
cause I like you.

(Chris groans)

(Ann and Chris laughing)

(both breathing heavily)

I want to make you come.

Am I in the right ballpark?

Um...

Not even close?

I just haven't come before
from people touching me,

and I probably won't
with someone new.

- Oh.
- (both chuckle)

(characters speaking
in French)

(soothing music)

(singing in French)

(singing in French continues)

(singing in French continues)

(singing in French continues)

Chris: I really like
lying in bed with you.

I like lying in bed
with you too.

But maybe next time
we can make a real plan?

Chris: Isn't this a real plan?

I mean...

a plan where we
go outside of the house,

so I know we're
more than sex friends.

Chris: Wait...

what?

It would be nice to make a plan
outside of the house.

Chris: No, the other part.

Oh.

Well... I've mainly seen people
casually in the past,

and I'm looking for dating now.

Chris:
I don't see you as a sex friend,

but we can definitely
have plans outside of the house.

Jesus Christ Superstar,

Aida,

Phantom,

Evita,

Chicago,

Grease.

Wow,
sounds like you're a really big

Andrew Lloyd Webber fan.

Ann: Is that bad?

Oh, those are the irritating
show tunes I was mentioning.

I guess it's a specific taste.

Les Mis of course.

Chris: No, no.

Les Mis is the worst.

Ann: Les Mis is the best one.

I know all of the songs.

"Empty Chairs At Empty Tables,"

"In My Life/A Heartful Of Love,"

"Bring Him Home,"

"Valjean's Soliloquy."

♪ James and Lily
gone and dead ♪

♪ Harry left with no family ♪

♪ I blamed myself
How could I not ♪

♪ How could I feel guilt-free

♪ Betrayal
I smell it in the air, I do ♪

(sighs)

♪ That cowardly rat
Was so untrue ♪

♪ To save his life
He murdered his friends ♪

♪ Disloyal untrue

♪ The list never ends

♪ Harry

♪ This is all I ask of you

♪ To believe my story

♪ For it is true

♪ Now let me get that rat
That scurries on the floor ♪

♪ So, I can commit the murder

♪ That I was imprisoned

♪ For

(Chris breathing passionately)

Keep going.

Ann: What?

I said keep going.

Oh.

You didn't come?

- No.
- Ann: Oh.

Sorry.

I thought you did.

(Ann sneezes)

Bless you.

Ann: Sorry.

I really thought you came.

A lot came out.

(door squeaking)

(keys clinking)

(notification beeps)

Well we're speaking
to several other candidates,

but we will be in touch.

Thanks for coming in.

Oh, okay.

Well yeah,
it was nice to meet you guys.

Thanks. Yeah.

I guess
you didn't think he was good.

No, I thought he was great.

I just didn't want
to get his hopes up

in case we needed
to say no later.

I don't think
you have to worry about that.

(knocking)

(door squeaking)

- Hi.
- Hi.

I finally get to see
where you live.

I like it.

I was beginning to think
you weren't into this

because you kept
not inviting me over.

No, I'm definitely into this.

Well,
you also don't text me much.

You know, sometimes I wonder...

I always try
and respond to your texts

during my train commutes.

I could try and text more.

No, no, no, one of the things
I like about you

is how independent you are.

I just...
wanted to share how I feel.

I feel better now
that I've done it.

Oh.

Well...

I'm glad you shared it too.

Do you like that I have to
stay here as long as you want?

Chris: Hmm.

And I'm all on display for you?

Hold on.

I haven't drawn in a while. I...

I can't get
the shape of your arm.

(groans) You can't move.

(sighs)

This is not about
making a perfect drawing.

Chris: You didn't tell me that.

It's supposed to be foreplay,
like in the Titanic.

It'd still be nice to get
the proportions roughly correct.

I really like the faces
you make.

You make intense faces.

I'm probably just mirroring you.

I'm sure
I make some intense faces.

I mean, not that I've...

I mean, my faces
reflect what I feel too.

Chris: You know...

(crunching)

Chris: ...you could
see your old masters

if you needed to.

You want me to see masters?

Chris: Not really.

Then why are you
telling me to see them?

I'm not telling you to see them.

It's just--

You've had one type
of relationship your whole life.

I...

I would think you would miss it.

I think people can like

more than one type
of relationship.

Anyway,
you could be Master Chris.

(crunching)

I could be Master Chris.

I may be part-time Master Chris.

I just don't want you
to get bored of our relationship

down the road.

- Did you hear my update?
- Yeah.

I know that you're leaving.

I wanted to be the one
to tell you,

but... there was just always
other people around.

(munching)

It's 7:30 and it's already
getting dark out.

- Yeah.
- Hmm.

(mother sighs)

And tomorrow the sun
is going to set at 7:29.

Do you ever worry about
being alone when you're old?

I don't know.

Someone has to die first.

I mean more like...

being alone
in your fifties and sixties.

I guess
I haven't thought about that.

I feel like I would like
to find someone to be with.

I worry about being alone.

Oh.

Sorry.

Karl: Well...

in terms of the investigation
of the lost external drive,

I'm surprised
we haven't heard more

from the quality assurance
team.

I'm really sorry.

I'll do
whatever needs to be done.

Karl:
Well, let's not remind them.

We already reported it.

I'm on your side.

Oh.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

(birds chirping)

The bark is rough
because as the trees grow,

the bark expands too.

But... it can't keep up with
the pace of the tree,

so it breaks.

(tape snapping)

(tape snapping)

(soothing music)

♪ La la la la-la-la

♪ La la la

♪ La la la la-la-la

♪ La la la

♪ (vocalizing)

(soothing music continues)

(soothing music continues)

(audience clapping)

Thank you, thank you very much.

Thank you.

Good job, good job.

(zipper sound)

(cellphone clicking)

(cellphone beeping)

(shaker rattling)

(birds chirping)

My friend's show
is coming up September 15th.

If you're interested in joining.

Well, that sounds good.

Yeah,
I'll put it in my calendar.

I don't know if that's
planning ahead too much.

No.

I want to plan ahead.

(typing)

What are you doing?

I thought I'd wait here until
you're ready for a blowjob.

Wow.

Um...

Okay. Well...

Well, I'm ready now.

It would be exciting

if you made me wait for a while.

Chris: Oh, I see.

I can do that.

Yes.

You wait there.

I want your mouth available
to me to use

the second I feel like it.

That kind of thing?

Yeah, exactly.

The song you're writing
that always makes me anxious.

What is it about again?

The feeling

that the time in which
you could have done something

has passed.

- Right.
- (both giggle)

It reminds me
of how, when I was a kid,

I always used to hate thinking
about all the things

I'd have to do later in life
that seemed... impossible.

Chris: Hmm.

Get general anesthesia,

drive a car,

- have sex...
- (both chuckle)

- ...host a party.
- Oh.

But that would more be
the feeling

that you might have
to do something.

Ann: Oh.

Sorry.

(Ann and Chris laughing)

(utensils clanking)

(utensils clanking)

(utensils clanking)

So, is it overcooked?

Yes.

I'm sorry.

And there's so much of it.

(cellphone thuds)

(cellphone thuds)

You went to Oberlin, right?

I went to Wesleyan.