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00:00Previously, on Please Like Me...
00:30Hello.
00:35Hello.
00:37Josh.
00:37Oh, hey, Dad.
00:39Thank you.
00:40Here he is, big man.
00:41Everybody's very dressed up.
00:44Yeah.
00:45Yeah, it was a pleasure to see you, too.
00:47Oh, my God, yeah, I have been doing squats, Dad.
00:49Thank you for noticing.
00:50How expensive is this place?
00:51Yeah, okay, I'm buying you, Mum, a nice dinner, okay?
00:54You're worried about Mum, I was worried about Mum,
00:56and I just thought it might be nice if I bought you guys dinner.
00:59Mm-hmm.
00:59Well, you could have told me to wear a nice shirt.
01:00Oh, to be modest, that's it.
01:01That is a beautiful shirt.
01:03Really?
01:04Mm-hmm.
01:05I'm not sure about it.
01:06Mm-hmm.
01:07Lock up your daughters, everyone, because Alan's here.
01:09Alan is here to do things with your daughters.
01:13Thank you.
01:13Sex things.
01:15Hey, Mum.
01:16Hey.
01:16Oh, wow.
01:17Hi.
01:18How are you, Rose?
01:19Oh, yes.
01:20Good.
01:21Can I take your coat?
01:22Oh, yes.
01:23I'm Josh's mum.
01:25Perfect.
01:26One, two, one, two, three, four.
01:29Ooh, yeah.
01:31I'll be fine, yeah.
01:34Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
01:35Oh, yeah, yeah.
01:37Oh, the good Lord knows it.
01:39Oh, the good Lord knows it.
01:42I left better behind.
01:44I'll be fine.
01:45Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:47I'll make my mama turn another blind.
01:49Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:52I left better behind.
01:54I'll be fine.
01:55Oh, yeah.
01:55Oh, yeah.
01:56Look at this gorgeous plate.
02:01There is literally 15 dishes coming.
02:03You didn't ask us what we wanted.
02:05It's a set menu.
02:06Oh, Josh, I've always wanted to eat 15 tiny little meals for dinner.
02:10Thank you.
02:10Josh, I'm on a diet.
02:12No, I'm on a diet.
02:16Our puffed pig's ear.
02:19Dad, you made me drink fruit juice every morning of my entire childhood, okay?
02:22You don't get to be on a diet this evening.
02:24It's too much, Josh.
02:26It's too much.
02:26Oh, bugger me.
02:32That's good.
02:33I'm sorry to interrupt.
02:34I don't understand I'll be taking care of the pairings this evening.
02:37I'll begin.
02:37We're off to South Gippsland.
02:40A little blend of Riesling.
02:41Thanks, Dan.
02:41A touch of Skin Contact Semi on.
02:44Cheers.
02:44Here we go.
02:45Cheers.
02:46Eye contact, eye contact.
02:47Okay.
02:47This is going to cost about 200 bucks a head.
02:50It costs the same whether you complain about it or not, okay?
02:52So let's just stop.
02:53Sorry.
02:56I'm just tired.
02:57Wait, what's going on?
02:58What's going on in your little head, little meaty?
02:59All I said was that Grace has been watching the iPad a lot lately and somehow May's twisted
03:05that to mean I think she's a bad mother.
03:07Well, Grace has been watching the iPad a lot.
03:09and then she said I had no idea and I said something stupid and stormed out.
03:14Well, what did you say?
03:14You have to...
03:15Don't skip that.
03:16I said Grace probably thinks Peppa Pig is her mind.
03:19Well, it wasn't funny.
03:21I disagree.
03:22I think it's a little funny.
03:23Now she's texting me.
03:25My compliments to the chef.
03:27Certainly pass those on.
03:28Just text her and tell you you're sorry, okay?
03:31And then let's move on.
03:32All right.
03:32Good.
03:34Feels better.
03:36So one of these nests are your golden apes.
03:39Maybe eaten shell and all.
03:41Beautiful cured goose ham with gorgeous flavours of lavender.
03:44And cherry blossom.
03:45Thanks, Dan.
03:46Thank you.
03:47Josh, are you meeting any new men?
03:49Oh, you're like this.
03:50I met a podiatrist.
03:51Hmm.
03:52There you go.
03:53And then he smoked meth.
03:54Oh, that's not good, Josh.
03:57That's bloody serious, Josh.
03:58It's not funny.
04:00Yeah.
04:00And then you must be clever, don't you think?
04:02To be that successful and hold down a meth addiction.
04:04I mean, it's impressive.
04:05Please tell me you didn't do it.
04:08It's just an intervention.
04:10I didn't organize my own intervention.
04:12It looks destroying rural communities.
04:19Did you or not?
04:20I did.
04:20Of course I didn't.
04:21No, sure.
04:22Could everyone just behave?
04:24Please.
04:25Just had to make sure.
04:27I'm sorry.
04:28Tasty.
04:30It's delicious.
04:35I don't like you on these apps.
04:38Why?
04:38You used to internet, Dave.
04:39What's the difference?
04:41Mmm.
04:41Aged beef is good.
04:42Oh, that's not the same thing.
04:43Don't you think that I don't know it's not the same thing, Josh?
04:46Well, it depends on the app.
04:47You know, on Tinder, you get a selection of people's photos.
04:50And if you swipe right, it means that you like them.
04:53And if they also swipe right, Tinder introduces you.
04:55Yes.
04:56Correct.
04:57Oh, it does sound convenient.
04:58Well, yeah, but then you run the risk of having a bed this by the time.
05:02I must be very vulnerable putting yourself out there like that, though.
05:05What choice do I have?
05:07Why am I needing people?
05:08There's no people.
05:09You get rejected a lot.
05:10Yeah, you learn to focus on the people that like you instead of the people that don't like you.
05:14It's fine.
05:14I don't like the idea of you walking around with all that rejection in your pocket.
05:18It's just really not like that.
05:19I bet the first thing you do every day when you wake up is to check your phone to see the time.
05:23And then you get curious about those apps and bam, before you know it, you've been rejected before you even get out of bed.
05:30Sometimes I get accepted.
05:31And everyone making snap judgments based on your photo.
05:34Like, you know, you're a sweet guy, Josh.
05:39Like, you know, how do you put that across in a photo?
05:42Right, because I'd say the most alluring thing about you is your sense of humor.
05:45Thanks, Dan.
05:47I don't want to encourage you, but I have a really lovely photo of you.
05:52Oh, God.
05:54Oh, yeah.
05:55Yeah, that is nice.
05:57That's good.
05:58Yeah.
05:58I'll send you a picture message.
06:00Oh, thanks, Mum.
06:06What are these?
06:07It's fish eggs.
06:09Do you miss Arnold?
06:12Um, sometimes I think I miss him, but then I think maybe I just miss having someone around to feel the space and make noise.
06:17Like a wind chime.
06:19Yeah.
06:19And this?
06:20I need you.
06:24So, do you still talk to each other?
06:26Sometimes he messages me that he misses John.
06:28That's probably code for you.
06:33Porridge of sunflower seeds and winter walnuts in rich with lamb's udder that's been ageing for 13 months.
06:38And just a touch of mackerel essence.
06:41Oh, yeah.
06:42Thank you.
06:43Alan, how's work?
06:44Oh, it's busy, yeah.
06:47A lot more bullshit involved lately.
06:48Good.
06:50Dad, I think I have a confession to make.
06:52Yeah.
06:53I don't think I know what you do.
06:56Very funny.
06:59What do you actually do?
07:01How do my son and my ex-wife not know what my job is?
07:04I feel like maybe you told me when I was 13 and I didn't really understand it.
07:07And then as I got older, it got too embarrassing slash, you know, scary to ask you again.
07:12I'm a managerial consultant, Josh.
07:16Nah.
07:17Yeah.
07:17It goes right over my head.
07:18I was so sure that I had something to do with real estate.
07:21Well, I invest in real estate, but it isn't my job.
07:24Funny hobby.
07:28So, next door we have a little seraph from McLaren Bay.
07:31Some beautiful black fruits, mustard, black pepper, and some baking spices.
07:36Absolutely stunning with the very happy duck that's coming next.
07:39Thank you, Dad.
07:40Thanks, Dad.
07:44What are black fruits?
07:45Black fruits are like, they mean like blackberries or like black currants, just dark berries.
07:50And how do they get them into the wine?
07:52They don't, they don't put fruit into the wine.
07:55They don't put the berries in the wine, Rose.
07:58Have you been thinking all night that they've been putting tropical fruit in the wine?
08:02No, okay, so what it is, right, so there just shouldn't be much else in wine other than grapes.
08:07Okay, the reason why wine's interesting is because, like, the same variety of grape grow
08:12in a different soil or different weather would always taste different, right?
08:14So they're just words that they use to try and describe this particular flavor profile.
08:18It's sort of why wine is so, like, romanticized, why it can be so expensive,
08:21because you can never replicate what's happening in that bottle.
08:24That's a once-off, just that one here.
08:26That makes sense?
08:27Oh, I can smell the berries.
08:30Yeah, I can.
08:31Mm.
08:32And spices and pepper and...
08:34Should we be able to smell oak in there, too?
08:35They do put the oak in.
08:37That's interesting, isn't it?
08:38No, I don't smell any oak.
08:39There's no oak.
08:42There's definitely, there's just definitely oak.
08:45Dan?
08:45Oh, God.
08:46Good.
08:47Um, is there oak in this?
08:49No, no, this one's made entirely in steel,
08:51but it does get a really nice sense of structure from the terroir of McLarendale.
08:55Is that a no?
08:56No, no oak in this one.
08:58Thank you, Dan.
08:59Zero oak.
09:00All right.
09:01It's time to steal.
09:02All right, all right.
09:05Don't embarrass me in front of Dan.
09:07I'm working on something here.
09:10Oh, yeah.
09:17Ooh.
09:19Hey, do you remember the bird's nest?
09:22Oh.
09:25What's going on?
09:26Oh, on a honeymoon on the island, there were these, there were all these holes where the
09:31birds would lay their eggs.
09:33They should have warned us in the brochure.
09:36You don't.
09:37Look, every time we tried to go for a walk, your poor dad would just strip in one of the
09:41holes.
09:41So furious, you didn't imagine.
09:46Fucking Martin birds.
09:48And then he's at the reception.
09:49Someone should fill in those bloody holes.
09:51Well, they should have filled them in.
09:52It was Elvin's safety hazard.
09:53It was Elvin's safety hazard.
09:56It should have been in the brochure.
09:57I feel like every time you guys talk about the best parts of your relationship is always
10:02before I was born.
10:03Oh, yeah.
10:05Absolutely.
10:05No doubt about that.
10:06Josh was definitely the worst part of the relationship.
10:08Oh, my God.
10:09No way.
10:10Josh wasn't the worst part.
10:14The affairs were the worst part.
10:16Oh, wow.
10:16What?
10:18I don't know.
10:19It's fine.
10:19I'm just saying the reason we broke up with the affairs, other than that, he's all right.
10:24I think there were a number of reasons for the separation.
10:26Oh, yeah.
10:27He had reasons.
10:27Oh, it was a nightmare.
10:29But, you know, the affairs, I couldn't look past them.
10:33But you're not too bad.
10:36Have you seen his emu impression?
10:38Yeah.
10:39Yeah, we've all seen the emu impression.
10:40Oh, he's on your now.
10:42Oh, no.
10:43Great.
10:46Alan, sit down.
10:56Sorry, Dad.
10:56Sorry, you.
10:59Sorry.
11:02Actually, I'm surprised you weren't bullied at school.
11:05Jesus fucking Christ.
11:07Of course I was bullied at school.
11:08What are you talking about?
11:09No, you weren't.
11:11How did you not know this?
11:13Well, you never told us.
11:14Did he tell you?
11:15Well, I had a feeling.
11:16I didn't need to tell you.
11:17You saw me in school musicals.
11:19Just because you're in school musicals doesn't mean anything.
11:21It means I was bullied.
11:22I did worry when you went to school in red tights.
11:24Yeah, why would you let me do that?
11:26I told you not to dress as a fairy.
11:28I was Cupid, obviously.
11:30Okay?
11:30I mean, I had heart-shaped arrows.
11:32Then what were we supposed to do?
11:34Anything.
11:35Not driving me to school in red tights seems easy enough.
11:38What was it so often, love, is the ritual theatre, the purple hair, the cheerleading, the performing arts prefect, the Bacordian.
11:46All right.
11:47You had those full body bathers.
11:49Anyway, we were all bullied at school a bit, weren't we?
11:51Were we?
11:52Were you?
11:52Oh, yeah.
11:53You weren't like people, did you?
11:55Nick Wasserman was constantly harassing me.
11:57How?
11:57He was always calling me stupid gnomes.
11:59What did he call you?
12:00Peaches.
12:01Peaches?
12:01Peaches?
12:02On the bus, across the Oval.
12:03Always peaches.
12:05I mean, that's not so bad, is it?
12:06Peaches?
12:07Delicious.
12:08Excuse me, my name is Alan.
12:09What did you call him?
12:10Just Nick?
12:11Yeah.
12:11Not big boy, sugar lips, nectarine, Nala.
12:15No.
12:16Did he do anything else to you apart from calling you peaches?
12:19Sometimes he'd turn up at my house unannounced.
12:21So your bully in school was a guy who gave you a delightful nickname
12:24and then sometimes wanted to hang out?
12:26I don't think that boy was a bully, Peaches.
12:29I think he was in love with you.
12:30Oh!
12:33Why are you so desperate to have been bullied?
12:35It's okay to have not been bullied.
12:37May bullies me.
12:38I may not have bullied.
12:40Okay, she's not.
12:40I just wanted to say that.
12:41I don't know why.
12:43Are you two all right?
12:44Hey, oh, we're working through it.
12:47No, it's good.
12:47It's good.
12:48But do you think you'll stay together?
12:49Yeah, yeah.
12:50Yes, you're staying together.
12:52No, you're staying together.
12:54Don't say that, Joshua.
12:55Sometimes it's best to know when things are over
12:57and if they were to separate,
12:59it's better to do it when Grace is young.
13:01Shut up.
13:02Oh, fuck.
13:18Fuck off.
13:20Oh, my God.
13:21That's fucking my head.
13:22That's like North Korea, but in a lychee.
13:25Like blood diamonds, you know?
13:27I'm going to list some other bad things now.
13:30Okay.
13:32Income inequality.
13:36Diabetes.
13:38Cats.
13:39Cat people.
13:41What about getting a pimple in your nostril?
13:44Murder.
13:45And speed cameras.
13:47Murdering lots of people.
13:48Or when orcas are in captivity.
13:52Vegans, but not all the vegans.
13:54Just quite a lot of them.
13:56I haven't got one.
13:59Oh, Josh.
14:01I had something I wanted to tell you,
14:02but I can't remember.
14:03Not done this in bad things.
14:05Hitler.
14:06Well, everyone.
14:07You can't beat Hitler.
14:08Oh, I remember.
14:10What?
14:11What is it?
14:12I just wanted to remind you that
14:13you're shit at sports.
14:15Brilliant.
14:16Honey.
14:20Josh, have you heard from Hannah?
14:21Yeah, we've been texting.
14:23How is she?
14:24She's getting bees.
14:26I suppose those bees are going to be
14:27easier to live with than me.
14:29I couldn't live with Hannah.
14:31Terrifying woman.
14:31Just text her, okay?
14:32She's got room in her social calendar for you.
14:35Oh, I'm too scared to see what she says.
14:38Do you want to send her a little video message?
14:40Hey, that could be cute.
14:42I know how to do a face swap.
14:47Hello, Hannah.
14:51Sorry.
14:53It's a smelly one.
14:56Okay.
14:57I'm ready.
14:59I'm already filming.
15:00Um, no, can we start again, Josh?
15:01No.
15:03No, Josh, I really want to start again.
15:04I'll edit that.
15:06No, what am I going to say?
15:09What do you want to say?
15:10I'm sorry for being shit.
15:12Well, then say that.
15:16I'm sorry for being shit.
15:18I hope you're well.
15:22Um, put some papaya on your eye.
15:26Brilliant.
15:26Good.
15:28Beautiful performance.
15:30You didn't edit that, did you?
15:32No.
15:32No.
15:33No.
15:33Have you found someone to rent Tom's room yet?
15:41Oh my God, they're so far from moving out, you know, they're not very good at doing things.
15:44You better bloody get onto it.
15:46Yes, it's just that Tom is still in it.
15:47Well, who do you think you're going to have move in?
15:49I don't know.
15:50Okay, well, just make sure that you interview them before you give them the room.
15:54I know, Dad.
15:55Girls are neat.
15:55Are they?
15:56No, they're not.
15:57Make sure they sign the lease and make sure they direct Deb at the rent.
16:01No excuses.
16:02Yes.
16:02Dad, I know all this.
16:03Why do you think I don't know all this, okay?
16:05I know.
16:06Yeah?
16:07Why do you always have to preempt my mistakes?
16:09Can't you just let me do the thing and if something goes wrong, then I'll deal with it?
16:12You're always getting annoyed at me before the potentially annoying thing happens.
16:15I just think you need to calm down a bit, Josh.
16:17It's just never ending.
16:18It's just always insufferable.
16:21Well, I have to preempt your mistakes because I'm the one who pays when it all goes tits up.
16:26Actually, just not true, okay?
16:28I haven't asked for your help lately.
16:29Sometimes you turn up and get cranky, but I haven't asked you for nothing.
16:32Well, I do because I'm the bloody landlord, but, jeez, forget it then.
16:37I'm sorry.
16:39No, Dad, you can't eat an artichoke and come a mild dessert like that.
16:42You have to be mindful.
16:43Just slow.
16:44Just stop it.
16:44Okay.
16:45Okay, stop.
16:46I just want to say a few things.
16:48Now, putting aside when you're a bit of a brat with your dad, you're a great person, Josh.
16:55No, you are.
16:56Now, I don't know if we just got lucky or if I owe your dad and Auntie Peg more credit than I ever gave them.
17:08It definitely wasn't my doing.
17:14You are a very special young man.
17:17And I just want to let you know how thankful I am for that.
17:24And that I'm very proud of you.
17:30Okay.
17:32That was a lot.
17:33Well, no, I don't care.
17:35That's what you get for treating us just this nicely.
17:38Okay, Dad, tell me everything you want to tell me about the house.
17:46Well, I was just going to say that when you find someone to move in, ask them if they have a partner.
17:51Otherwise, you'll be copying two for the price of one and they'll be paying half price.
17:55I'm going to the toilet.
17:56I have something to tell you.
18:05Oh, you've already said quite a lot.
18:07I'm still in love with your dad.
18:09No, you're not.
18:10Yes, I am.
18:10You are not.
18:11Yes, I am.
18:11You are not.
18:12I'm still in love with your father.
18:13Actually, you are not.
18:14I am.
18:15Why are you saying this?
18:16Because it's a thing you tell people.
18:18And I don't have that many people I can tell.
18:20Well, you aren't telling dads.
18:21Absolutely not.
18:23No.
18:24Mum, absolutely not.
18:27No, I won't.
18:28I won't.
18:29Stop looking so scared.
18:30I mean, how?
18:31He's a fully grown adult and he's completely befuddled that things happen.
18:34He's just shocked that things in life occur.
18:37Well, I'm not longing for him.
18:39I mean, I don't want anything to change.
18:41Well, it's just a nice feeling to feel love for someone and I don't feel it very often.
18:46And look, I actually remember why I loved him.
18:50and I feel it and you gave me wine and I am indulging in my love for your dad.
18:59It is a gross.
19:01Oh, it's no short.
19:03Sorry.
19:07God, they're flash bathrooms.
19:08They've got mirrors on every side of the cubicle.
19:11I felt like I was pissing into infinity.
19:16You're looking very slim, Rose.
19:18No, she's not.
19:19I'm sorry.
19:20Sorry, I mean, yeah, okay.
19:21You look good.
19:22He's just jealous of the compliment.
19:24Oh, you're looking slim too, Josh.
19:26Thanks, Dad.
19:27Hey, you should go see the toilets.
19:29No, I don't need to.
19:30Well, it doesn't matter.
19:31But, you know, because you have never seen anything like them, honestly.
19:33Go on.
19:33I don't need to go to the toilet.
19:35All right, all right.
19:36So, back when you were five or six, rainy day, your mum set you up on the kitchen bench and said, let's bake a cake.
19:45So, we began with a little flour and some butter, a touch of baking powder, beautiful flavours of vanilla, some star anise and pistachio, a little nutmeg, a touch of cinnamon.
19:58Oh, this is wild.
19:59Of course, some milk.
20:06And to finish, a few eggs.
20:08Thank you.
20:15Oh.
20:16Oh.
20:20Mmm.
20:21Mmm.
20:22Mmm.
20:23Mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm.
20:26Oh, mmm.
20:28Mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm.
20:32Yeah.
20:32It seems like your mum's in a really good place, doesn't it?
20:57Yeah, yeah, she seems good.
20:58Yeah.
20:58I don't think I've seen her this happy for years.
21:03She looks healthy, too.
21:05Yeah, very healthy.
21:06Josh, do you, do you think maybe you, you could say something nice to your mum?
21:11What do you mean?
21:11I talk to her to a 15-course meal, isn't that nice?
21:13Yeah, no, I know.
21:14Yeah, it's nice, but, but, you know, I just think it would really make her day and maybe keep her in this mood if you could just, you know, go out on a limb and say something from the heart.
21:23There are real towels in the bathroom.
21:29Real, not paper.
21:31I use two, just because.
21:33Hey.
21:38Can I get you anything else to tea or coffee?
21:40Oh, God, no.
21:41Ah, no, thank you, Ellie.
21:42I don't have any room left.
21:43No, me neither.
21:44Would you like me to organise the bill?
21:46Yeah, thank you.
21:46Um, Rose, Josh was just saying some really nice things about you while you were in the bathroom, weren't you, Josh?
21:58Yeah.
22:00Okay, so, mum, I've never said that really, that many genuine things about you, I guess, and that's because I tend to think nice things unsaid are usually the best things, but I can see by the face that you're making right now that you would much prefer it if they were not unsaid.
22:16So, um, just, um, thank you for keeping me alive.
22:24That would have been hard, right?
22:25That would have been a hard thing.
22:27Or, secondly, uh, you're a fun person.
22:31Yeah, I feel like maybe you don't know that, but, but, but, but the decisions you make, they're genuinely entertaining, especially when they're terrible, and that has always been the only prerequisite I have for a friend.
22:40Oh.
22:40Also, um, you're a good person, and I love you.
22:53When you're ready.
22:55Oh, dad.
22:57What are you doing?
22:58No, I'm paying.
23:00I, I, I just want to have a look.
23:01No.
23:02Yeah, no, no.
23:03Josh, you're being silly.
23:04No, no, no, please, please just give it to me.
23:06Being silly.
23:06Please just let me have it.
23:07Nine hundred dollars.
23:10What?
23:11Nine hundred dollars.
23:14Dad, I haven't bought you a Christmas present for, like, 25 years.
23:17I can't believe this, Josh.
23:18This is exactly what I was talking about before.
23:20Don't worry about it, because I'm paying.
23:22You can't afford that.
23:24Yes, I can.
23:26How?
23:26I'll put it on my credit card.
23:27Oh, get fucked.
23:28You don't have a credit card.
23:29I get points.
23:29Please.
23:30I'm paying.
23:32No, you are not.
23:33No, I already have.
23:34You let me.
23:35You let me.
23:35She can't afford this.
23:38Oh, this is the best nine hundred dollars I have ever spent in my whole life.
23:45Are you kidding?
23:46Thanks, Mum.
23:49Oh, boy, oh, boy.
23:51I've had too much to drink.
23:52I cannot drive home, so I'm probably going to get a parking ticket on top of everything else.
23:56Book me an Uber.
23:57How am I going to get home if you're on my Uber?
23:59Book two.
24:00How?
24:00Book two Ubers.
24:01Just get a taxi.
24:02No, get stuff.
24:03I don't want to get a taxi.
24:04Next time you send a video, get some skin out.
24:07I was waiting for a text to confirm my pizza.
24:09I'll be tomorrow.
24:10I bought me a car.
24:11I thought people your age preferred getting taxis.
24:14What the hell is that supposed to mean?
24:16Oh, I love you, darling.
24:18Hey, thanks, Mum.
24:19Oh, thank you for an incredible night.
24:22Take yourself.
24:23Oh.
24:23I love you, too, Alan.
24:28I am so glad I got a chance to clean up the mess for a change.
24:31It was not a mess.
24:32Yeah.
24:33Rose, do you need a lift home?
24:35Uh, no.
24:35No, I'm going to catch the last train.
24:38Bye.
24:38See you.
24:39She probably shouldn't kiss me like that.
24:51Yeah.
24:53Right?
24:53You're so young for a doctor.
25:08Do you like it when you touch your boobies?
25:10Don't miss the final weeks.
25:12We should absolutely stop this while we're ahead.
25:14Please like me.
25:16Next Wednesday, 9.30.
25:17We'll be right back.

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