All language subtitles for Offspring s02e05 The Way You Are.eng

Wish I'd never heard of sperm donors.

I wish there was some magical way

to get Mick's genes
into a tadpole that can swim.

What about Mick's brother?

- Sorry, who are you?
- Andrew.

- You're Mick's brother?
- Yeah.

Your family hates me, hey?

Scared I'm gonna steal
your little brother away.

- No-one hates you.
- I'm here to stay.

You two obviously have a thing.
It's fine, it's none of my business.

You know, in your first 24 hours
you've undermined me,

questioned my professionalism,
called me insecure

and rebuffed any attempt
for me to be nice to you.

I'm not sure about him -
in the doctor department.

I'm just not sure
he's got the goods.

Talk about a doctor
self-destructing.

I can do this,

I separate my personal feeling from
my professional duty all the time.

Oh!

Was it a one-off mistake

or a warning sign he'll never cut it
as an obstetrician?

He may just need a frank review
and some good, pragmatic support.

It could also be that I lack the essential
qualities that an obstetrician needs.

Don't make it any worse
for yourself.

All students make mistakes.

But the real problem
is this is a student

you also happen
to be having sex with.

- What are you doing here?
- You must really care what I think.

No. I don't.

Can... can you stop looking at me,
please?

Did you see his face?

You can't put your feelings
for your boyfriend

ahead of your patients' wellbeing.

What are your feelings for me?

Oh, um... I'm... I'm trying to...

You knew right from the start you should
never have got involved with a student.

Yep. That was pretty dumb.

What does your brother like?

Italian guys.

To eat.

Well, does he have a boyfriend now?

How should I know?

It's been years since I knew
what was going on in his life.

We should probably find out.

I mean, if we're asking him
for sperm.

Plus, I have to make a booking.

Hey, are we sure about this?

Well, it's... it's poetic.

I mean, it's two estranged brothers
who need each other to have a baby.

What I'm saying is...

with an anonymous donor
we get the sperm

without the estranged brothers part.

Yeah, but with an anonymous donor,
that's like...

getting a dog from a pound.

But with Andrew, it's like... getting
a pedigree puppy from a breeder

because we know
the genetic line is good.

We know who
the bitch and the sire were.

Well, I got Rocket from the pound

and he's the best thing
that ever walked on four legs.

I think we should go to the pub.

We'll just have the...

the home ground advantage.

I don't want you to get disappointed
if he says no. OK?

OK.

We might have some sperm.

We might.

Hey, Andrew. It's Billie.
So did I wake you?

OK. Um, for tonight, um, am I booking
for three people or for four?

OK. So just to confirm that there's
no special boyfriend or...

So you know where the pub is?
Oh, yum.

So we'll say 7:30? OK.

OK. Great. Bye.

- I'm selling the house.
- What?

I thought it was time for a change.

But this is our home.

This is what breakfast was about.

Good for you, Mum. If that's
what you wanna do, that's great.

I can't believe you'd abuse pancakes
like this.

You're not the only one
who wants to travel, my dear.

I went to South America
with $300 in my bank account.

You don't have to sell the house
to travel.

Well, I don't have a mother
to put $300 in my bank account.

It was $200 to get back
to see my dying father,

85% of which I've already repaid.

We should list it
as soon as possible,

see what interest we can get.

Well... I've actually
already listed it.

Oh.
What?

How long have you
been planning this?

I cannot believe you never told us.

Tammy and I wanted
to raise our kids here.

Oh...
What?

What is so ridiculous about that?

Nothing.

What, Billie wants to have kids
so no-one else can?

It's not the kids
I have a problem with.

I knew it! You all hate her.

We don't hate her... do we, Billie?

Well, I don't hate her.

We just want you to be sure
about her before you...

- The Proudman women strike again.
- Oh, Jimmy.

Jim?

- Thanks for the guilt cakes.
- Oh, Jimmy.

Can you believe them? I mean, you've
lived with her and you like her.

Yeah.

Every time they do it.

- Every single time.
- That's not true.

It is true.

The history of hostility

between the Proudman women
and Jimmy's girlfriends

is deeply ingrained.

First was Tina, when Jimmy was 13.

She was sweet
but had a vague sheep-like smell

and often took a five-second pause
before answering a question.

Then, at 15, was Christine.

She would have been
quite well received

if she wasn't second-year university.

Fast-forward through
a colourful decade of women

until we get to the compulsive liar
with a police record

before arriving, finally, at Tammy.

I won't say we're completely
blameless in the whole thing.

But it doesn't help

that Jimmy's type seem to be
sociopathic manipulators

with bizarre criminal urges.

I know she's not perfect,

but this is the woman I wanna spend
the rest of my life with.

Imagine if you and Fraser
get married...

I do.

And all the family can say
is how stupid it is.

How you'll be 50
when he's in the prime of his life.

Well, I won't be saying any of that.

Because he may not be perfect but
if you feel that way about Fraser

then none of the other shit matters.

Have a good day.

What way do you feel
about Fraser?

No! That's beside the point.
Right now you're his supervisor.

How would you handle this situation
if he was any other student?

Talk through the incident,
find out the causes of the freeze.

You OK?

Yes. I'm good.

Good. How are you?

You've been in there for ages.

No.

You were there when I drove in

and I was searching for a car space
for almost 10 minutes.

I was finishing a... radio program...

on piracy.

Just finished.

How's Fraser?

Uh... I tried calling him last night,
three times,

like I would any student.

Do you want me to take care of it?
No.

It's my responsibility.
OK.

Alright. Good. See you in there.

He'll be expecting this.
He'll be expecting the conversation.

He knows that...

Shit, the ball. I need a dress.

No, you're only thinking
about the ball to distract yourself.

Are you always such a tight-arse?

This is so exciting,

I haven't felt this excited
since I spoke to Bon Jovi

at a bagel shop in South Yarra
in 1995.

What about?

Well, I was so beside myself
all I could say was, "Hi."

No. What were you excited about?

Nina?

Oh! It's just a ball.

It's OK, Kim.

This might just be a ball to you,

but to us, with babies,
this is THE night.

OK? The one night
where we get to cut loose.

OK?
Yep.

Is Fraser here yet? Fraser? Dr King?

- Hi, Nina.
- He's in at 10:00.

- How is he?
- He's fine as far as I can tell.

- Are these my charts?
- Oh, no. No, no, no.

- They're the books for tonight.
- Books?

- Bets. Odds.
- How'd you go?

Dr Clegg doing the spin-around dance
is at 3 to 1.

You and Renee having a massive brawl
is paying four, no offence.

Oh, none taken. Safe as houses.

And Cherie passing out in the
ladies' room is paying 20 bucks.

I've never done that.

That's why it's paying so much
if you do. Pay attention.

Look, do we have any charts
with patients on them?

So you are coming tonight,
right, Dr Reid?

Well, I don't want to miss out

on all the drama and debauchery
you're talking about tomorrow.

Do I?

What does that mean?

Is that a smirk? Does he mean me?

What are the odds
Patrick has got a blonde girlfriend?

Mmm. I'll take 2.50,
an even 3 for brunette

and outside 10 for single.

- I'll put 10 bucks on blonde.
- Gimme 20.

Do we still have patients in the
hospital or shall I go to the beach?

- Nina, can I have a word?
- Mm.

The thing is... it was
an incredibly acute PPH.

I'm not sure how I would have reacted
when I first started out.

Yes. He is only a first-year.

But then again, a defining
requirement of any good surgeon

is the ability
to cope under pressure.

Like you and I, for example.

Socially we're abysmal failures

but give us an ectopic pregnancy
or a cord prolapse and we thrive.

We make confident, timely decisions.

- Tha... thank you.
- Not at all.

Mmm.

The bottom line is

we need to determine
if Dr King has what it takes.

But, as always, if he has
your confidence, he has mine too.

D'you reckon wearing Birkenstocks is
a negative indication of character?

I don't know.

- Who are we talking about?
- Mick's brother.

He's wearing Birkenstocks
in a lot of these photos.

What are you doing?

I friended him. Now I'm trawling
through his personal information.

Isn't that a bit rude?

No, it's just going through people's
possessions without legal recourse.

Mmm.

Dad, you do realise,
as Jimmy's father,

he might actually go through
with this wedding?

Why wouldn't he?

Because the girl that he wants
to marry is annoying and wrong

and she's... she's draining the life
out of him.

Ohh... I like Tammy.

You would.

You haven't said any of this
to Jimmy, have you?

- Billie?
- What?

Have you spoken to Fraser yet?

N-no.

No. I haven't. He's not at work yet.

Is the ball this ridiculous
every year?

They keep asking weird questions
about whether I'm bringing a date.

They're placing bets on whether
you bring a blonde or a brunette.

What odds?

2.50 for blonde, 3 for brunette.

Uh, it's misguided,
I love brunettes.

Did... did you go to Martin
about Dr King?

Uh...

I, um...

he asked my opinion.

Well, he's my responsibility,
Patrick,

so if you have a problem with Fraser
then come...

Fra... Fraser.

- Sorry. Uh, I'll come back.
- No.

- No.
- That's OK. I can...

No. You wait, please.

I know that I, uh,
screwed up massively yesterday.

Um, I've thought it through

and I'm confident
that it will never happen again.

And I wanted to thank you both
for your support

and, well, basically for...
saving my arse

OK. Excuse me.

I have to go place a bet.

We're gonna have to sit down
and... and do a proper case review.

Yeah, look, Nina, um, I know
that you spend most of your life

looking after things
for everyone else.

But just... I want you to know

that I'm not gonna be another thing
that you have to sort out, OK?

Why... why didn't you return my calls
last night?

- Are you speaking as my supervisor?
- I don't know.

I mean, um, no.

No. I'm speaking as someone
that's concerned for your wellbeing.

I was worried about you.

I...I tried calling.
I mean, I dialled but...

What?

I didn't know
if you'd be on my side.

I didn't know if you'd be angry.
I didn't... I didn't know.

And I didn't want it to be strange.

Anyway, how about
I just get back to work?

So, a second chance.

Yeah.

- Don't sound too sure.
- Shut up.

Hey, has Billie said anything to you
about Tammy?

I don't think I'm gonna answer that

on the grounds
that it may incriminate me.

I knew it.

Look, if it makes you feel better,
I always defend Tammy

and I often tune out
when Billie is talking.

Cheers, mate.

At least you're never going to die
wondering what your sister thinks.

She's just... very protective of you.

Well, it's like there's times,
you know,

where I feel like
Billie and I are getting closer

and then, I don't know,
it's just shit.

I like her mate. Tammy.

If she makes you happy
that's all that matters.

And as your brother,
I reckon I should get a vote.

Thanks, mate.

No worries, mate.

It's gonna be amazing.

It's an entire photo room full
of costumes. Get drunk and dress up.

Ooh, sounds like fun.

I think I just agreed
to go to the ball with Martin Clegg.

You what?

I didn't really realise
what was going on.

Cherie, are you going to the ball
tonight?

Uh, yes.

Uh, would you like to share a lift?

Uh... share a car?

Yes. For the... purposes
of transport.

OK.

Excellent.

It was like I was in his... tractor
beam and there was no way out.

What am I gonna do?

- OK. We need a rescue signal.
- Like what?

Like... pretend to sneeze.

I can't pretend to sneeze.

Watch. Achoo!

OK.

It's really kind of hard.
I'll try again.

Achoo!

Look, I'll think of something.

Uh, Nina, Mrs Jayce is in room 305
with the unstable lie.

Achoo!

That was better.

She's due tomorrow
but was told to check in.

Hey. Did you speak with Fraser?

Um, yeah, I did.

And... how is everything?

Well, he's convinced
that it was a one-off.

We'll be doing a proper case review
so...

Right.

I'll see you.
See you.

Hi.
Hi.

This ball thing
is kind of a big deal, huh?

Yes. Certainly is.

Hey, um, I got my mum's car
for the night

if you... you know, you want to go
with me and sort of be my date.

It's not really like that.
You don't really take dates.

But OK. Yep. Do you want
to pick me up at 7:00?

Yeah.

But I've got exams tomorrow
so I have to be at home by 12:00.

Great. But does it have to be
your home?

You do realise you're not
actually supposed to be here.

Really?
Legally, but you know that.

Well, what if someone
pinches something?

That's what Phil Darabond's here for.

I just couldn't bear the thought

of not hearing the comments
that people made about the house.

Well, there's certainly
one or two memories.

Mmm.

Many of which include our son,

who seems to think that you said
his marriage was a bad idea.

Excuse me, excuse me,
it's not a gift shop.

Well, it is a bad idea.

Remember my mother
before we got married?

Mmm. How could I forget her?

Hated you.

- Hated you.
- What?

She loved me. Really?

She said you may be beautiful
but you had wolfs eyes

and that our marriage
was a colossal mistake.

- Wolfs eyes?
- Mmm.

Well, she was right about
our marriage, it was a disaster.

No, it wasn't.
Anyway, that's not the point.

The point is she had no right
deciding what's right for us.

Darcy, you old hound.

Good to see you up and about.

It's so good when a heart attack
ends with being alive,

not being dead.

Geraldine, you do realise that
technically you shouldn't be here.

Don't worry,
I'm not going to tell anyone.

Alright.

- Anyway, I must dash.
- Mm-hm.

Good luck.
Thank you.

- Talk to Jimmy later, eh?
- Mmm.

Have you had any discomfort?

Yeah. It feels like
she's doing somersaults.

Mmm.

Unfortunately she hasn't found
the exit sign just yet.

You can see her head there,
just pointing toward the head.

Now, the good news
is she'll be an amazing gymnast.

The bad news is she will have
a horrible sense of direction.

So is she alright?

Yeah. No,
she's gonna be absolutely fine.

We'll just do a caesarean
to get her out.

Um, no, we talked about this.
I can't have a caesarean.

Mrs Jayce has drug allergies.

Better not to do a caesarean.

Yeah. OK. Um... my apologies.

Um... of course.

There's that look - again.

Everything is fine, Mrs Jayce.

What we'll do is we'll wait for the
baby to get into a better position

and then we'll induce labour.

Um, I'll... I'll probably be back
later on

just to say hello
and see how you're doing, OK?

That wasn't even a crisis.
He froze in a consultation.

I guess now we know.

Oh. Hello, Tammy.

Hi, Darcy.

Um, sorry, Jimmy's out
digging holes with Mick.

But he should be back soon, though.

Oh, I'll leave you to it.

- I'll come back.
- No, no, no. Stay.

I'm not doing anything.

I mean, he tries hard

but Jimmy is just one of those
people who floats, he just drifts.

But he really actually wants
to build something, you know,

like a business or something.

Don't get me wrong,
I love his vagueness

but sometimes you really have
to nail something down, you know.

Hey, baby.

Ooh, sweaty. Yuck.

Hey, Dad.
Hey.

- Everything OK?
- Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. I was just in the area
and I thought I'd pop by.

Make sure you're OK, you know,
about the house.

Yeah. Yeah.
It's just a bit of a shock.

It's such a shame. I can't believe
she's getting rid of it.

Yeah.

I know you're a bit annoyed

with your mum and Billie's thoughts
on... on the house.

So, uh, I thought maybe
we should all just get together

and have a bit of a chat about it.

Nina?
Mmm?

You have to back me up. OK?

If Clegg asks, I'm having a drink
with you before the ball.

'Cause I said
I wasn't gonna have them with him

'cause I'm having them with you.

Yeah. What?

- Yes. Oh, good.
- Is everything OK?

Yeah. Just... hang on a minute.

What did you just say to Fraser?

I was seeing if I could help.

Then why did he leave?

Don't know. Curfew?

I said I'd handle things, Patrick.

Nina, you're not the only person
who works with Fraser.

You're also not the only person
who cares about what happens here.

Just back off. OK? Just don't speak
to Fraser. Don't go near him.

Do you think you may be
a little too emotionally involved?

Jimmy, I just want you to be sure.

- I am.
- Are you?

- Yes.
- Are you?

In spite of your doubts, Mum,
yes, I am sure.

I think... what your mother
is trying to say is...

You don't like Tammy.

Liking has got nothing
to do with it.

Jimmy...

she's wrong for you.

But you don't like her.

No. I don't.

And if you marry her,

you'll be making
the biggest mistake of your life.

And there it is. You've said it now.

You know what?

I'm not gonna force you
to endure Tammy's company anymore.

And I'm not gonna ask her to be
around people who don't like her.

Let's just cut it now
and save everyone the pain.

Jimmy?

I love this girl
and I'm marrying her.

That's exactly what I said
to my mother.

Honey? You ready?

Shit. Wear the... the shirt is good,
the stripes.

Hey.

If Andrew is thinking about it...

do you think... do you reckon
it's a good sign he's coming tonight?

I mean, he wouldn't come
if the answer was no, would he?

I mean, he wouldn't want
to disappoint us to our faces.

- Is that the sort of thing he'd do?
- I don't know, Billie.

Well, when you were kids,
was he the kind of kid that would...

You mean, what would my brother
have done

if, at the age of 15, I'd asked him
to donate his sperm to me?

Did he avoid confrontation
or was he more of a...

I do not know him well enough
to know what he's gonna say.

Well, I've been thinking about this

and this is a turning point
for you and Andrew.

You want to glue my family
back together with sperm?

Well, yeah. In a way.

Yeah.

Look, what if he says no?
What's wrong?

I'm... all I'm saying
is not everybody does things

just because Billie Proudman
wants them to.

OK. Sorry. We'll just...

We'll forget the family stuff and
we'll go and we'll just... just go.

Shoes.

Oh, God, this is tight.

Hey, Neens.
Hi.

You look nice.
Thanks.

Do you like Tammy?
What?

Direct question. How to be
honest without being a bitch.

Uh, um...

Actually, I don't warm to her
that easily, Jimmy.

- I'm sorry.
- It's OK.

But like you said,

if... if you love her
then that's all that matters.

Enjoy the ball.

You're a bitch.

I need a drink.

You still haven't dealt with Fraser.

You should have sorted it at work.

Hasn't been an opportunity at work.

He'll be here soon.

I don't...
l don't know how to word it.

You say, "Fraser, you need to find
a speciality that doesn't involve

"decision-making
in critical situations.

"You're not cut out
to be an obstetrician."

- Well, I'm not doing it tonight.
- No. That's right.

'Cause tonight you're gonna pretend
that you haven't gone cold on him.

I haven't gone cold on him.

I haven't. I'm not like that.

I...I care for him.

But you don't want him anymore.

Maybe... maybe
if he's not my student,

maybe I can be his girlfriend.

Then what?

Let the relationship die a slow
death over a period of months?

Just because he froze at work...

Look, the fact that he froze at work
is just your excuse.

You knew right from the start

you should never have got involved
with a student.

You didn't want to overthink things
so you didn't think at all.

You've made a huge mistake
and you have hurt that young man.

- Uh, Nina.
- Mmm.

Oh, no. No, no, I'm... I'm...

Oh, no, it's not a... um, it's...

just a thank you.

Well, um,

to say that I hope that I become
half the doctor that you are...

and I hope that you are patient
enough to stick with me until I do.

Oh, that... that's just...
it's beautiful, thank you.

Come on. Let's go.

Hi.
Hi.

Andrew. Hi.
Hey, Mick.

- You look amazing.
- Oh, thank you.

I didn't really know what to wear,
you know. It's a sperm date.

Yeah, I just usually try
and keep to smart casual,

make sure I've got clean undies on.

So, is it good news?

Sorry. Sorry, I promised I wouldn't
say anything until main course.

I just can't get it out of my brain
and I know that there are questions

that, you know, we need to sort out

but in general, you know,
in principle, are you open to this?

Um, I do have some questions

and I think we should
have some wine first.

But, um, yes...

I am very much open to it.

Yes. I spent quite some time
researching ties.

And, uh, after much deliberation...

Mmm. It's very dignified.

Cherie?
Yes?

Um, don't you think that Kim turns
into another person at these things?

The joys of married life, hey?

Bet you're sorry
you don't have that.

- Don't.
- What?

- Don't do that either.
- What?

Make out like I am the problem.
I am your partner.

I am here with you at this event
and I would like your support.

Is that so much to ask?

- Can I still put money on that fight?
- It's called match-fixing.

- That's a nice bracelet, Nina.
- Oh, thank you.

I'm just... I'm gonna go
and freshen up.

You look lovely.

Oh, so do you.

Wild bunch.

It's Patrick.

Ka-ching! He's alone.
I just made 70 bucks.

OK.

That's one race finished. But there's
plenty still to go, people.

Why are you so concerned
if Patrick is alone?

Excuse me.

So Fraser's over there.

Does that mean I can't go
to that half of the ballroom?

- Or what distance should I keep?
- Piss off.

Nina. It's dancing time,
it's dancing time.

- No. I'm not dancing. No, Cherie.
- No, no, no.

Nina, this is the most important
thing I've ever asked of you.

No. No.

- Want to dance?
- I'm gonna go call the babysitter.

- Zara?
- OK.

Hi. Come on, have a seat.

Doctor.

No. I don't see the winery as a
failure. First, I was inexperienced.

Second, the grapes were blighted.

Third, I had no idea
what I was doing.

Actually, I had all the talent
of a one-armed trapeze artist

with an itchy arse.

But there, that's when I found out
what I was good at

which was selling the stuff.

Was that before or after
Dad got sick, Andrew?

Knew we'd get there.

- Just relax, Neens.
- I am relaxed.

This, um... see, this is me relaxed.
I'm dancing.

Yeah, right. It's a party.

This is so unfair.

I'm up here dancing

when I should be having a deeply
honest conversation with Fraser.

What must this look like to him?

Ha! Did it!

- I just won 50 bucks.
- That is cheating.

What are you laughing at?

You doing crap dancing
was paying five.

For a minute I didn't think
we'd get there, but we got there.

- Can we go and talk?
- Yep. We can, yeah.

Ahh!

I'm kind of getting the vibe

that you're basically
not into me anymore, yeah?

- No. It's not... it's not...
- Really?

Because you've been giving me
the deep-freeze since we got here.

Well, I've just... I've been trying
to think... I'm just...

You can't even be honest with me,
can you?

I don't... I don't...

I don't think
we have a future together.

Wow.

OK. Right. Well, what happened?

What, I make another mistake at work
and now you don't like me?

No, I do, I like you. I do like you.

Really? I was your toy
that you got sick of.

Shh. No, I'm not. No.

- Oi, photo time.
- No.

- They don't like me, do they?
- Yes, they do.

Liar.

I don't care what they think.

Where are we going?

Memory lane.

Loser.

Oh, Peru? Muy bien.

Come inside.

Just us?

You and me against the world.

Just like that time
when we broke down in the mountains

with that driver we thought
was going to totally dismember us

and sell our organs

and we had to sleep
in that chicken coop.

I'd only known you for three days

but when you smiled at the idea
of sleeping in a chicken coop,

I knew I could be with you forever.

So how far away were you, Andrew?
How many k's?

400? 450?

- Maybe five, Mick?
- Five!

As many as that?
Oh, it's no wonder we never saw you.

Piss off.
I think I should get the bill.

Oh, no, no, no. You save your cash
for your next big venture.

You know, I'd find your resentment
a bit more interesting

if it wasn't such a load of shit.

Well, while you were off
having a grand old time,

I was stuck here, by myself,

wiping Dad's chin
as he coughed up his insides

for four... fucking years.

- Are you serious?
- You just walked away.

Well, I offered to pay for a nurse.

Oh, God forbid you'd get
your hands dirty, Andrew.

Mick! Shit.

Dad was...

You... you had your fishing trips

and your all-night guitar sessions
in the shed.

Dad hated me.

He didn't hate you.

- Wake up!
- You were his son.

I was his faggot son.

I don't think
this is going to work out.

Thanks for dinner, Billie.
I'm sorry.

Mick.

Fraser? You maybe had
a bit too much to drink.

I need a hat.
How about we get out of here?

No.
Come on.

- No. I'm fine.
- Look, you're not.

I am! OK?

Fraser, listen to me, listen to me.

You said, "Let's keep work and sex
separate." But they're not.

Shh. What I said was...

Yeah, but how are you going
to be my teacher in the morning

if you broke up with me now?

OK. Well, I thought perhaps
if you would concentrate...

No, I don't want to do...

- Come on, Nina, just say it.
- I don't want to.

Come on.

You don't think that I'm cut out
to be an obstetrician, do you?

No. I don't.

I don't think you have
what it takes.

I'm so sorry.

- Fraser.
- Hey, mate. Mate?

- Come on. Buddy?
- Just leave me alone, I said.

I had no idea that's how you felt.

You and me...

there's stuff to,
you know, sort out...

or not.

I mean, we could ignore it.

Ignoring it is an effective strategy.

The thing is this.

I love that woman...

and I want to have a baby with her.

But I can't do it without you.

What?

Never thought I'd hear
someone in our family say that word.

You love her.

Yeah. I do.

That's nice...

to love someone.

Yeah. OK.

Yeah.

You still like Italian guys?

- Italian guys?
- Yeah.

You used to like them.

I liked one Italian guy.

Yeah. But you liked him a lot.

Sure did.

- I'm right.
- OK.

You OK?

It's not his fault.

I should have known better.

It's no-one's fault.

I'll take you home.

No. I just... I want to sit here
for a minute.

I just want to watch him.

You probably can't comfort him
on this one.

I just want to sit with him
for a bit.

I'll see you at work.

- Where are you going?
- Moving out.

I'm sorry we've overstayed
our welcome.

No. Jimmy, I...
No. I don't want you to...

Where are you going?

Hey. You don't have to be upset.

Andrew said he'll do it.

Jimmy won't speak to me.

Oh!

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