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Oh, yeah. Chicken is done.

Alright, what's goin' on
with the waffle count?

Mm, uh, nearly 40.

- Oh, nice, nice.
- We're movin'.

Oh, that looks so good, Edwin.

- Nadine...
- Hm?

- ...does it look professional?
- Yes.

I really need this
to work, mama.

Mm, mm!

- Yeah?
- Dad! What smells so amazing?

- Oh! Oh, hey, Paige.
- Hi.

Your dad made these
shrimp and grits balls.

They're divine.

I know you prefer
bland Swedish food,

- but come try.
- Okay, okay.

Good morning. Good
morning, baby girl.

You got the "morning" part
right. What's the occasion?

Why are you in my favorite apron

and you guys using every
single bowl in my house?

I'm catering your sister's open
house. Did you forget that?

- No, no, no. I remember.
- Few more gigs like that,

I'll have a down payment
on the food truck.

Yeah, and then you're just
gonna need a license to drive it

and a business permit,
an employer ID number,

- and a food...
- And a food service license. I know.

The shit ain't set
up for me to succeed.

I understand, but I got
my birth certificate.

- One step at a time, okay?
- Yeah, you are correct.

- You hungry?
- Yes.

Hey, Nadine put together
these little waffle bites

in case she's feelin'
more sweet than savory.

I'd say Paige feels more salty.

I'll just have a coffee.

Okay.

- Stop.
- What?

- Dad?
- Yeah, baby.

I thought we said no overnights.

She just got here, and
she saved the day, Paige.

How?

Did you know you're missing
lemon pepper and garlic salt?

Oh, well, yeah, that
makes her a hero.

Can you maybe warn me when
you're gonna have company

so that I don't come down
in my private clothes?

You wore those pants to
Target last week, girl.

I raised you better than that.

Oh, let's please not
unpack how you "raised" me.

- A-Also, these are Ivy Park.
- Paired with Birkenstocks.

I'm gonna go fold some laundry
'cause there's something about

being around the two of you
that makes me wanna put some

sharp creases in my jeans.

Hey! Comin' to it right
now. Comin' to it!

- What is this?
- It's not what you think.

Okay, it's an album
recorded by my kid's father,

and it's in my dad's room,
so what should I think?

Paige, rock-and-roll went south

after Chuck Berry and
Little Richard and them,

so there must be another reason

- why it's in my room...
- What the fu...

- Grandpa.
- Finn.

- You said you wouldn't tell.
- Y-Your mama came...

Wouldn't tell what?

- It doesn't matter.
- Jesus Christ.

- It doesn't matter.
- Aw, Dad, Dad, Dad.

We talked about this.

You and I are supposed to tell
each other the whole truth.

The boy is allowed to be curious
about his own father, Paige.

No. No, no, no. This
is a terrible idea.

You are opening up a
whole can of worms.

Can been open, Paige.

Been open since the
day the boy was born.

Paige, I gotta get ready.
I got food in the car.

It would really mean a lot to
me if you would just stop by

the open house
later to support me.

Y-Yeah. That... Yes, that's fine. Sure. I
already told Esti that I would be there.

- Oh, okay. Yeah, Esti. Okay.
- I just... I need you to promise me

that you are not going
to quit your day job

over whatever this food thing may
or may not pan out to be, okay?

I will be keeping that bird
very firmly in my hand, Paige.

- Okay.
- Anyway, I'm glad you're comin'.

I know how much you like to snoop
around other folks' floor plans.

What does that mean, Dad?

It means you're a sn...

- You're a snoop, girl.
- I'm not a snoop. It was right there.

Okay, yeah. Whose
room is this?

- Who pays the mortgage?
- Oh!

I wanna talk about triggers.

So, maybe there's no such
thing as a trigger warning

because, apparently,
a trigger can show up

in your kitchen uninvited
and unannounced,

and that is not
the right attitude.

Ah!

Triggers.

Triggers are almost never about
what's happening right now.

They are connected
to something old,

something that is
carried in the mind

but really held in the body,

and that is why they
can be so overwhelming,

like a riptide is
sucking you under and...

Triggers are like
metal detectors,

and when they go off, it means
that you have found a spot

where something deeply
personal is buried way down.

And so, the question you
need to ask yourself is:

am I willing to start digging?

No, I am not.

I'm so triggered.

- Mom?
- Hey.

Um... about my dad...
I've been thinking...

And you have questions, right?

Of course, you do, because
these are critical years

of individuating,

and so it's totally natural for you
to wanna know more about your dad.

It's primal, really.

So, I mean, whatever you wanna
ask me, you should ask me,

- like on Reddit but in real life.
- Mom. Can we talk a little slower?

Uh, yes, we can.

I'm sorry, sweetie.

What's he really like?

I mean, I kinda don't know
what he's like, but I also do.

Wow.

Uh, well, your dad,

he is charming and charismatic

and also, like,
fun and carefree.

- So you're saying I took after you?
- Tragically, yes.

But, honey, there's
still hope for you

because you might get some of your
granddad's swag passed onto you

'cause it's somewhere
in my genetics.

Is there a reason he
doesn't come see me?

You know, his band tours,
like, 300 days a year.

Yeah, and he doesn't
visit the other 65.

- I mean.
- Yeah, I c... I can't explain that, Finn.

- 'Kay, maybe I'll just ask him.
- Oh, wow. Okay, that's interesting.

Um, so, it is one approach,
and we can talk about it,

but let's just talk about it maybe when
I'm not on my way out the door, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay! Okay, okay!

Welcome. There is a sign-in
sheet on the table right there.

- Thank you.
- Oh, and I have a neo-soul small bite

for your enjoyment, take that.

- Thank you.
- There you go.

It's like the Erykah
Badu of light bites.

So, what are we thinking? Is
the bedroom suite not dreamy?

It's the heated floors
in the bathroom for me.

There's nothin' like stepping down
onto warm tile in the middle of winter.

I was just talking about that.

Now if I'm you all, I'm
moving very quickly.

This place is goin' in
multiples, you best believe.

- I'm calling our agent.
- Okay.

Oh, please, uh, take a
Sammie before you go.

- Thank you.
- And for all your catering needs,

please take a card.

It has my, uh, QR code, which
my grandson made for me.

- Oh, sweet. Thank you.
- Thank you.

- You guys enjoy.
- Thank you so much.

- Bye.
- Bye-bye now.

That was good.

- Dude, promise me I'll never have to do...
- Huh? What?

...another open house without you
and your awesome waffle sammies.

Okay, gimme
somethin'. Come on.

Uhh!

You said you're gonna
take better care of me.

- Mm-hm.
- So, you know Nadine's a walking,

talking trigger machine,
but what are you gonna do?

- I don't need trouble.
- I don't know. Ignore her?

Wait, does that work?

- No. Fight her.
- Uh, try again.

Listen to everything you
say that we need the most?

- Bingo!
- Oh!

Oh, God. Incoming.

Paige, hi!

- Hi! Wow!
- Hi!

Oh, you're checking out my
dad's new business venture.

Yeah. You know, I like to
show up for my clients.

Right. Or check up on them?

Just a little. I love how he's
literally cooking up bigger plans.

Ah, I see what you did there.

Your dad's showin' out.
The man's food slaps.

- Mm-hm.
- Yep. Except now, thanks to him,

I gotta talk Ava
outta this house.

Mm, it's literally
perfect. Ooh, I'm moist.

Slow down, babe.

I think you've had one too
many bourbon-glazed shrimp.

- Okay? Let's get you home.
- Bye, Paige.

- See you, Paige.
- See you, Ava. Bye, Mal.

Bye, guys.

Beep, beep, beep, beep.

Beeeeep!

I don't understand why Paige keeps
doubting this part of who I am.

Yeah, Paige is just an "I'll
believe it when I see it" type.

Oh yeah. Give her time. It's
only been three or four decades.

Let her cook.

Ooh, that looks good.
And I will take one of...

- No, you will not.
- Hey, hey, hey! Leave some for the guests!

- Come on!
- You know what?

You guys ate all the food.

- Uh-uh.
- Forget it! Forget it!

- I'll be standing by.
- Forget it. Nuh-uh.

Paige! Oh, my God!
So glad you made it!

- Baby girl.
- Uh, your dad's grits balls

have sold this house
five times already.

- Grits balls?
- Oh, they're very persuasive.

- Well, you like the balls.
- Seriously though,

your dad is the best
hype man of all time.

Okay, okay. Come on
now, come on now.

Okay, well, Lil Jon is the best
hype man of actual all time,

but I don't know Lil Jon.

I couldn't afford
him even if I did.

You might not be able to
afford me after a while.

Ah!

Esti, can I talk to
you for a minute?

Okay, and then, I come
around the corner,

and there she is in my
favorite vintage apron.

- The one you got at Ragstock?
- Yes!

And now she's trying to be all
buddy-buddy with my sister?

- Me?
- Yes, you.

I can't even get my feet underneath
me 'cause everywhere I turn,

there's Nadine and her
stupid fucking long legs.

She does have outstanding legs.

- Stop liking her!
- Ow! O-Okay, okay!

- What do you want me to do?
- I don't know.

Be mean to her, at
least when I'm around.

I'm kidding. You know I'm
totally kidding, right?

Who are you kidding? You
are totally not kidding.

I also saw Mal and his
gorgeous girlfriend.

I should sue her for
breaking my face, right?

- Isn't she a lawyer?
- Oh, yeah. So that plan's a bust.

Oh, also, Finn, all of a sudden, has
all these questions about his dad.

I'm triggered as fuck. Somehow,
he got his hands on the album.

Oh, that, that was me.

- How could you?
- No, oh, yeah, yeah, I probably should've

- told you. I...
- Yes! How could you?

You know how I
feel about Johnny.

I guess. It... But it-it... Vaguely,
okay? It's not like we ever talk about it.

Yes, because there's
nothing to talk about.

- He's totally not present.
- Which is why I got the record, okay?

If I had a dad I never see
who dedicated something to me,

I'd be all over that,
like a little piece of me.

But this isn't you! This is
Finn, my kid, who is anxious!

Okay, this is, uh, too much
Selling Sunset drama for me,

and unlike those girls, I
actually have to sell this house.

Okay.

Beep, beep, beep...

No, no, no, no. Okay, okay, can
you... Y... J... Turn that off.

Trick, you need to phone a
friend, a friend named Murphy.

- No.
- Mm.

Oh, really?

Go on.

- Nadine...
- Hm?

...I would like to invite you
to family therapy with us.

I'm-I'm sorry, what?

Yeah, I'm sure my
dad has told you

that we're seeing someone
and we're learning a lot.

- Whether we want to or not.
- This week, our therapist

recommended that we include you,

so for whatever reason,
I'm going along with it.

But it's family therapy, so.

Okay. She's inviting
you, take the win.

'Cause I am ready to start
digging, even if it's my own grave.

- Oh!
- Excuse me.

Wh...

No... No.

- So, Mom?
- Mm-hm.

- I've been texting my dad...
- What?

...and, um... he's not going
on the road until January.

I wanna go see him.

He said I can visit
him, like, next week...

Visit? Bu... No. Uh, Finn, your
dad should not be making promises

about trips without
talking to me.

But you don't have
to do anything.

I'm old enough to go by myself.

Honey, you haven't even gotten behind
the wheel of a car since the accident.

Now you wanna get on
a plane by yourself?

Mom, this is different.

Finn, I... I'm sorry, it's a no.

I smell tension. Anyone
else smell tension?

Tension.

Hello!

Enchanté.

You must be Nadine, the,
uh, non-legal stepmother

who triggers the fuck
outta Paige, huh?

Hm, is that what she told you?

- Eh.
- Interesting.

Right this way, please.

You ready for this?

Question is, are you?

Paige, you okay?

Um, my heart is
beating really fast,

and, um, I just... I-I-I
d... I don't feel safe.

Okay, well, at the risk
of sounding shrinky...

Nadine, why, why do you
think Paige feels unsafe?

I don't know.

You'd think she owns
stock in childhood trauma.

Oh, well, thanks to you,
I do own some shares.

Do Finn and I really
need to be here for this?

'Cause I can take him down
the street for a burger,

- you know?
- We can bring you back some food.

- No eating in my office.
- Paige, I want to help you

work through your shit.

- Oh, thank you.
- Okay?

But it takes a special kind of love
to raise a child who's not your own.

- A special kind of love?
- Good, Paige. Don't hold back now.

Your body's telling you something.
What are you feeling right now?

Take a deep breath,
identify the feeling...

and then unleash, alright?

We're gonna really have to wrestle
through some emotions today.

Let's do it, Murph!

Live from my office
in St. Louis Park,

it's the Alexander
Family Therapy Smackdown!

Let's get ready to valid a a ate

our feelings.

Round one! Ladies,
take your corners.

Nadine, the Bi-polar
Babe versus Ragey Paigey.

Okay, so first, start
with the flying dropkick.

- What?
- And then go for her knees.

- Okay.
- 'Cause she's got great legs,

- but bad knees.
- I know.

- Bad knees! Woo!
- Woo! Let's go!

- Okay! Yeah! Woo!
- Yeah!

A special kind of love?!

You left me at a
truck stop in Arizona!

I thought you were
sleeping in the back seat,

and I came right back!

Ooh!

Two hours is not "right back"!

In your face, Nadine!

Because of you, I had to work
shitty office jobs for 10 years!

I'm sorry! You could've
been turning tricks instead!

- You know what?
- I'm so sorry, Nadine...

- You gonna jump in or what?
- Trust the process. This is good.

- Tell me something that you did for me...
- What?

...other than put a
roof over my head.

Oh, how 'bout put
you through college?

Oh, no, no. I had work-study.

Oh, work-study. That
didn't pay for shit.

I took you to get
your ears pierced.

Yes, after you made me watch you
get your belly button pierced!

I should've spanked you then!

You only ever do anything for me when
there is something in it for you!

What kinda kid wants a mom who
just always puts herself first?

That's a great question.

- Bingo.
- Oh.

- That's exactly what you do to me.
- Come on.

- I said I wanna see my dad.
- Well, it's better this way!

- Better for who?
- For you!

- Did you stop him from visiting?
- No! No, of course not,

but I, I couldn't
force him to step up.

So you let my dad drift away?

Because what?

Ya didn't wanna deal with him?

Hit him with the chair!

Are you crazy?

Is that what you need to hear from me?
That I, I fought for you to have a dad?

Mom, I was too little
to fight for myself.

Finn, it is so
hard to have a dad

who, one minute, he's
there and it is great,

but then, he's gone,
and it is terrible!

And now, the moment we've
all been waiting for,

the main event, Daddy
Destruction versus Ragey Paigey!

I tell you that woman triggers me.
Everywhere you go, there she is!

Nadine has been there for me.

When you will not or
you cannot support me!

Dad, you live in my house!

I literally support you!

Only after you remind me about
all the times I failed you.

You think that helps me?

I don't do that... all the time.

Often enough, baby.

Oh, yeah, oh, yeah.

Paige, you can't keep
livin' in the past.

All the time I done lost, I've
got to live in the right now!

- Okay.
- We all do!

Okay!

But does the "right now" have
to include so much Nadine?

Can I just cut in here
for a second? Wow.

I am proud of you, Edwin.
You're really doin' the work.

- Thank you, doc.
- You're welcome.

- Now, Paige?
- Yes.

Look, Nadine may be wildly
dysfunctional. She may be mis-attuned.

She may have had a
bi-polar episode or two.

- Or five.
- Or five,

but she's not causing
the big reaction.

Yes, there's big feelings
around her, but, him, your dad,

what makes you really mad
about your dad, specifically?

Dad.

Gimme what you got, baby girl.

I was so happy... when you
got out that first time.

Do you remember?

You finally came home, and
you took me out of foster care

because I was gonna come
live with you again...

and we were gonna go
shopping and... get a dog.

But then... there
was this woman,

and it was all Nadine
this and Nadine that,

and then you just
left me with her.

You left me with her.

So, when I see you two together,

I am right back in that moment
where everything was great,

and then, suddenly,
it all fell apart.

I am in that place where I
know that my daddy loves me...

but he just keeps
leaving me anyway.

So I stay mad at Nadine
because I can't get mad at you

because I am so afraid that if
I let you see how angry I am

that you will just
leave me again.

There it is... There it is.

Yes! Woo-hoo!

I won! I won!

Did you though, really?

That was awesome. I'm so
fucking good at this, aren't I?

Are sessions always like that?

Sometimes Murphy reads
from his book, you know?

But... yeah, yeah.

I don't know how you
do this every week.

- Nadine...
- Hm?

...I feel like we need to
take a step back, girl.

At least while I'm
livin' with Paige.

I don't think your grown daughter should
dictate what goes on in your life.

In a lotta ways, she
ain't grown, Nadine.

Paige is stuck at age eight
when I left her with you.

- Oh...
- Now you know her mama walked out

before she could
lace up her shoes.

- I know.
- Okay.

We don't know that
kinda pain, Nadine,

and if ever I'm gonna,
like, heal this family...

I gotta be a father first.

Father first?

- Yeah.
- It's kinda hot.

- I'm trying to do the right thing, Nadine.
- I know.

And right now, this feels...

It's for the best.

I gotta show up the way my
family need for me to show up.

Your dad loves card
games, like you...

and when you were four, he
taught you to play Go Fish,

and with your
little, tiny hands,

you could barely hold
onto all the cards.

And then he would
go off on the road,

and you would come and say,

"Mommy, please, I wanna go fishing.
Let's go fishing, let's go fish."

And you just always
seemed so sad.

I just... I don't want
that to keep happening.

You know what Murphy would say?

Oh, what would Murphy say?

Paige, darling Paige...

I wonder, is sad how
Finn has always felt...

or is that how you
have always felt?

- Oh!
- Asking for a friend.

Oh, the shade!

Murphy, where are your
weird, dangling suspenders?

I actually like the suspenders.

- No.
- Yeah, they're kinda cool.

Finn...

I cannot keep you from your dad.

So, if you really...

wanna see him, then
I will take you.

Really?

Yes.

♪ Now that we found love ♪

♪ What are we gonna do with it ♪

- ♪ Sweet love... ♪
- ♪ Now that we found love ♪

♪ What are we gonna do with it ♪

♪ Let's give it a chance ♪

♪ Let it control our destiny ♪

♪ We owe it to ourselves
to live happy eternally ♪

♪ Oh, love is what
we've been lookin' for ♪

♪ And love is what we've
been searchin' for ♪

♪ Now that I've got it
right here in my hands ♪

♪ Seems like I'm gonna
spread it all over the land ♪

♪ Now that we found love ♪

♪ What are we gonna
do with it... ♪

Woo-hoo!