And Just Like That Season 3 Episode 5

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00:01The woman threw open her windows to let the city in.

00:05She could hear the horses coming and going with their carriages, each one bringing an exciting possibility.

00:15The unexpected cool breeze on this hot afternoon reminded her that each day need not be an echo of the one before.

00:23There are endless adventures to be taken if she simply dared to decide to take them.

00:30Putting one foot in front of the other, she stepped off the expected path and vowed to go wherever a day might take her.

01:00Something you call love but the best.

01:06You've been missing the way you shouldn't have been missing.

01:11And now someone else is getting all your best.

01:16These boots are made for walking, and that's just what they do.

01:22One of these days, these boots are gonna walk all over you.

01:32You ready, boots? Start walking.

01:36You are always walking in heels.

01:52I'm guilty.

01:54Click, click, click, click, click, click, click.

01:56Click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click.

01:58Have you no rugs? My God!

02:00Well, I just, I haven't been able to find the right ones yet.

02:04A work in progress.

02:07Hello, I'm Carrie, and you are...

02:12Wow, just furious.

02:14Duncan Reeves, I'm sorry for my tone.

02:16It's just that your predecessor never made any noise.

02:18She was bedridden.

02:19Yeah, it was lovely.

02:20Perhaps for you, not for her.

02:21No, what I meant was, she was quiet as a mouse.

02:24A bedridden mouse.

02:27Am I, um, correct in assuming that you're the new owner?

02:30Yes, you are correct, I am.

02:32I am, I moved in three months ago.

02:35But, um, in my defense, you know, I'm, I'm really, I'm just walking up here, you know?

02:43No, no, uh, no parties, no rollerblading, no bowling.

02:48Are you trying to be amusing?

02:50I'm not trying to be amusing, I think I am amusing.

02:52Oh, I see.

02:54Well, this is a very inauspicious beginning.

02:59Would you like to come in?

03:00No, I would not.

03:01Oh.

03:03Look, I understand, I'm not at my best.

03:05One can only hope.

03:07It's been days, and I'm desperately sleep deprived from the...

03:10Me of it all?

03:11I work all night long, so I must sleep during the day.

03:16It's crucial to my success.

03:18Could you at least remove your high heels?

03:23Okay.

03:25Now you've gone too far.

03:26I'll have the grain bowl.

03:29Thanks.

03:30The burrasa?

03:31Yes, thanks.

03:32Oh, the goat cheese salad.

03:33Should've got that.

03:34My downstairs neighbor hates me.

03:37My Airbnb neighbor blasts heavy metal all the time.

03:41What does that have to do with me?

03:43It's hardly like I'm headbanging up there.

03:45No, I'm just agreeing, neighbors are the worst.

03:47Continue.

03:48Where did this guy even come from?

03:49London.

03:50I told you about him during the sale.

03:52He comes to New York six months out of the year.

03:55See, Ma, I can't live with an insane man under me for half a year?

04:00Insane?

04:01Insane how?

04:03He asked me to take off my heels.

04:10Yeah, he gets it.

04:11To play devil's advocate, taking your shoes off at home is more sanitary.

04:18To play devil wears Prada advocate, I have rights.

04:22A woman's right to shoes.

04:24Well, clearly you can't live like that.

04:27But getting someone evicted in New York takes years.

04:31We might just have to kill him.

04:33Okay.

04:35And to be clear, this is not me, this is him.

04:37I have never ever had a problem with a neighbor, never.

04:40Not till this Duncan Reeves fella.

04:42Duncan Reeves?

04:43Duncan Reeves?

04:44He writes those massive biographies.

04:46Harry has been reading his Henry VIII for five years.

04:50Read it in a weekend.

04:51Loved it.

04:52Oh, my God.

04:53I didn't even make the connection till now.

04:55I was too distracted by the angry spit bubbles in the corner of his mouth.

04:59Okay.

05:00So, you're both writers.

05:02Now you have common ground.

05:03Crime scene averted.

05:04Good, because I don't know how to compost a body.

05:07Well, I don't know if we have common ground.

05:09He said he needs absolute quiet to write.

05:11Carrie, I've been waiting years for Duncan Reeves' next book.

05:16According to Goodreads, he has writer's block.

05:19Take your damn shoes off.

05:21Miranda, I don't care if William Shakespeare himself is renting under me.

05:27The heels do not come off.

05:30Should I buy my cranky downstairs neighbor a welcome gift?

05:34Yes, I think you should.

05:35I'm not surprised you said that.

05:37So, how are you feeling about where you and Aiden are now?

05:43Um, to be honest, it's kind of a relief to not be thinking about what I should be doing every day about it.

05:53It's out of my hands.

05:55Wow.

05:56That is so far past any ability that I would ever have.

06:01I'm just being more realistic, less romantic.

06:05But the romance is still there?

06:07Sure.

06:08Oh, yeah.

06:09It's just, uh, living under the reality.

06:12We love each other very much, but he can't be my everyday fellow right now.

06:18So I just have to give up the expectation of a big romantic music swell resolution.

06:24Hmm.

06:25It's so hard.

06:27You don't know what I would do without Harry every day.

06:30Waking up with him, going to bed with him.

06:33Well, happily, you don't have to.

06:39Motherfucker.

06:41Yeah.

06:42Yeah.

06:43Motherfucker.

07:13Oh.

07:18Oh, I'm loving our little after dinner walk.

07:20We should do this more often.

07:22Actually, there's kind of a reason I wanted to come on this walk with you.

07:26To get away from the kids?

07:28Me too.

07:29Well, it's not really about the kids.

07:30I-I-I need to talk to you about something.

07:33Um.

07:34Oh.

07:35Do you remember when I wet myself at the club?

07:40Mm-hmm.

07:41And then, you know, there was the trouble in the bedroom.

07:45Yeah?

07:46Well, you know, I decided to check it out, you know, just in case, and what do you know?

07:52I got prostate cancer.

07:53Oh, my God.

07:54Oh, my God.

07:55Oh, my God.

07:56Oh, my God.

07:57Keep it together.

07:58Keep it together, honey.

07:59Everything is gonna be fine.

08:00We caught it early.

08:01Oh.

08:02Oh, Harry.

08:03Hey.

08:04Hey.

08:05Hey.

08:06Hey.

08:07Listen.

08:08Prostate cancer has a 98% survival rate.

08:09Okay?

08:10Lots of men get it.

08:11Robert De Niro, uh, Warren Buffett, Nelson Mandela.

08:16But he died.

08:17At 95.

08:19Listen to me.

08:20I promise you, I am not gonna die for a very long time.

08:26Okay?

08:28Okay?

08:30You say, okay.

08:33Okay.

08:36Just want you to do me one favor.

08:39Hey, hey, hey.

08:40Don't tell anyone.

08:43Not the kids.

08:44Not our friends.

08:46I don't wanna be the cancer guy.

08:49I'm gonna quit my job so that I can take care of you.

08:54No.

08:55No, not okay.

08:56Not gonna happen.

08:57Cause then I'll be back to 100% and you'll be 100% out of a job.

09:00So, no.

09:01Okay?

09:04Say, okay.

09:13Sorry, I guess we should cancel the camping for this weekend.

09:21No way.

09:22I've been looking forward to it.

09:23No, it's gonna be glamping as usual.

09:28We are okay.

09:35My flight from Atlanta doesn't land till 4 on Friday,

09:39so you'll have to get the kids to Governor's Island and I'll meet you there.

09:42Hold up.

09:43Hold up.

09:44Meet who?

09:45Where?

09:46What?

09:47Governor?

09:48Governor's Island.

09:49We're going glamping with the Golden Bluffs this weekend.

09:50Since when?

09:51You never told me that.

09:52Yes, I did.

09:53I don't have to sleep on the ground, do I?

09:54No, Henry.

09:55It's glamping.

09:56There'll be big fluffy beds.

09:57I'd like to think that I would remember a word like glamping.

10:00Honey, you never told me that.

10:01I told you.

10:02But did you?

10:03Mommy told me as soon as she gets back from shooting her documentary,

10:06we're gonna make s'mores.

10:07Oh, wait, Lise.

10:08I'm supposed to do some regular guy around town press pics for my campaign this weekend.

10:13Me eating a hot dog.

10:15Me on the subway.

10:16You glamping.

10:17Hot dogs and subway will be there on Monday.

10:20Okay, so my car is out front.

10:22No need to pack.

10:23The kids stuff is ready to go.

10:25And just checking, you did hear me say no need to pack.

10:28Yeah, yeah.

10:29I heard all of that.

10:30What I didn't hear was glamping.

10:32I told you.

10:34But did you?

10:37Mama loves you.

10:41Love you.

10:42Love you, Mom.

10:43Love you back.

10:44Be good.

10:45You just quit your job, Miss Patel?

10:47My company was sold out from under me after 20 years of building it.

10:52How on earth did that happen?

10:54Well, honestly, Linda, I'm still reeling.

10:57I trusted my business partner and he sold his shares to a bigger company

11:02and thought he could just trade me like some sports player or a wife.

11:06So, I decided to go out on my own, invest in myself.

11:12Admirable.

11:13And I'm a good investment.

11:15I was that company.

11:16I did all the work.

11:17And the man with slightly more power got all the credit.

11:21You feel me, Linda?

11:24I will have to run this by my supervisor.

11:26He's gone for the day, if you feel me.

11:30Oh, I feel you.

11:32So, Linda, I found a chic, surprisingly affordable office in Tribeca.

11:38And I just need a small business loan to secure the space.

11:41It's going to be a tough sell with no guaranteed income, though.

11:46You also have a lot of overhead, expensive clothes, dinners.

11:50I mean, do you really need a driver?

11:52I do.

11:53My job is all about appearances.

11:56When a prospective client sees me get out of my Mercedes and walk into a building, it says, baller.

12:03It says, she knows.

12:05So, woman to woman, Linda.

12:08I hope you can help.

12:10As I said, I'll run it by my supervisor.

12:14He's just awful.

12:17Aren't they all?

12:19Let's move on.

12:34Let's do this.

12:36I feel my assistant.

12:41Let's go.

12:47welcome wagon I beg your pardon oh that's um something that we say here in America when

12:55someone joins the neighborhood so welcome this is for you it's totally unnecessary but um I must get

13:07the kettle then come in oh you did say come in yes I don't want to be accused of breaking and

13:15entering and walking in heels right can I make you a tea thank you no I won't um I won't stay

13:24I will point out there's a lovely tin of Earl Grey tea in the basket it's from tea time around the

13:31corner in fact all of the items in the basket are um sourced locally from the area I did all

13:39you're exploring for you that's very kind of you but I don't explore I come here just to write

13:45what you're a writer well that's so funny I'm I'm a writer I'm sure we might you know write

13:53very differently I'm one of those writers who sleeps at night and walks in her apartment

13:59well nothing not even a smile I don't come here to smile either

14:06I sense a little smile under there then you must write fiction

14:13ah actually I have something for you look um I was aware how I must have come across to you

14:27unrealistic rabbit uh even a touch mad oh your words not mine

14:33well I can't imagine what I feel certain that these will help our situation

14:42well I appreciate the thought but I'm I'm allergic allergic to what to whatever this is

15:08and to be perfectly honest I'm not even sure I can walk without heels but I promise I will soon

15:18have a thick rug and I will do my best not to disturb you

15:26oh and um what is the archaeological dig that appears to be happening outside in the garden

15:35starting at 7am every morning I'm replanting the garden and when it's done I hope it's a space

15:41we can both enjoy I enjoyed the old one it was a rat superhighway but please enjoy the welcome

15:48basket and your no smiles I was just attempting to make this awkward situation better this is New York

15:54city there's noise

15:56sorry are you okay you seem very distracted oh no no I'm fine I'm fine don't worry about me

16:17mom so we've been thinking rock do you want to take the lead yes we are united front we don't want

16:26to go glamping you're going glamping okay I'm out I thought you were vegan now oh shit I keep on

16:34forgetting well I can't go I have plans with Diego you have plans with your father this weekend and he

16:41is really looking forward to it daddy will be fine you don't know that daddy will be fine it's just

16:48stupid glamping I'll ask him you will not ask him you will not put anything negative on this fun fun

16:56thing that he wants to do this is a positive positive event you don't understand she's still going for it

17:03I split Diego's weekends with his boyfriend and if I'm not there Eric gets both nights and that puts

17:10me at a disadvantage Lily you are spending the weekend with your family end of story I am sure

17:17that you can make up this time with your polyamorous polysexual boyfriend some other weekend

17:25can you believe this is parenting now no sure I cannot I miss cheese so much then eat some so he

17:37hands me this sad thin little package and I open it and inside full-on pink nursing home slippers

17:46what no fucking way I know I mean come on do I really look no not you the owner of my Airbnb just

17:54texted that there's nothing he can do about the music because he isn't even supposed to be Airbnb

17:59what the fuck are you always reading texts when we're talking just when we're on the phone

18:07okay just come stay with me till you find a place I should have offered earlier but honestly I forget

18:15about the extra rooms I I still identify as a studio apartment owner thanks but you like your space

18:23even if you do have too much of it I insist okay then what I should have said is I like my space

18:31my realtor is so lame hey do you think you could ask Seema if she could help me find a place super

18:40quick oh oh I don't know I don't know you know she deals with all these really big properties with

18:47these huge commissions and you know you're looking for a two-bedroom she's unemployed okay then what

18:53I should have said is I don't want to mix friends and business it's too risky got it I have to deal

19:00with us bye

19:01hey if you slide another note under my door I will fucking cut you to pieces

19:24I really appreciate this of course come in I mean it's New York I've seen naked but naked with a

19:35meat cleaver that's fresh now I'm so glad you're here it's gonna be fun it's gonna be like um like

19:42when we shared that place in the 90s on bank street oh yeah oh maybe don't the suitcase is so hard oh

19:51sorry it's okay it's okay any better on the home front oh well no shots fired but the war is far

19:58from over oh you finally got some couches oh could you take your shoes off seriously you're still

20:08wearing yours yeah but I know how to walk and I'm just a fact oh damn he heard you shots fired

20:16sorry you notice how you can barely hear me

20:21hello delivery from first dibs oh um well I'm not expecting anything

20:33uh eight Gramercy Park West yeah from an Aiden Shaw

20:37oh my god oh my god

20:46it isn't Duncan Reeves

20:49Miranda look it's the table someone bought before I could

20:53oh my god that someone was Aiden he must have he must have bought it after I told him how much I

21:00love it oh that's very romantic well it is it really is I've seen a lot of romantic shit oh there he is

21:10hi hi they're gonna be very quiet hi big fan could I get you to sign Winston Churchill what hey look at that book come from

21:23do you mind Mr. Reeves

21:25not at all

21:27oh I'm Miranda

21:28guys don't forget the booties

21:31oh no no the booties um won't be necessary

21:33she has no rugs

21:35thank you so much

21:38so what do you think if I cut in the Atlanta neighborhood footage of right here after the mother's letter

21:42god I'm gonna be late

21:44what is the hold up

21:45why can't they just open the damn door

21:47at least the door stayed on the whole flight

21:49that's a win these days

21:50I'll laugh at that on Monday

21:52oh thank god

21:54yeah don't worry okay don't get it

21:56okay you go ahead

21:57oh yeah thank you

21:58you're yeah you're in a rush

21:59okay okay okay sorry a lot of leg there

22:02sorry it's just that my bag is back there

22:04um can someone use the space above my seat thank you

22:07okay people let her through family emergency here come on

22:10thank you

22:11she has to go glamping

22:12not helping

22:13I know it doesn't seem urgent but it is

22:15she's a wife

22:16mother of three

22:17she's doing it all

22:18you're crazy

22:19I am

22:20I'll see you on Monday Marion

22:22okay

22:23sorry excuse me sorry

22:24oh god

22:25that's a man's name too

22:26alright

22:27that's a man's name too

22:30Chalamet

22:32the native Lenape tribe referred to governor's island as nut island because of its rich collection of chestnut hickory and oak trees

22:43wow

22:44stop quoting wikipedia Henry

22:46mommy says it's not a primary source

22:48there's a spot here somewhere and you can ride go-karts

22:51that is just so native Lenape

22:53I'm here

22:54I'm here

22:55I'm here

22:56I'm here

22:57hey

22:58this place is amazing

22:59who's ready for glamping

23:02woohoo

23:04hi

23:05it's about time you're supposed to be an hour ago

23:08well four hours ago I was in Atlanta so it's kind of a modern miracle that I even made it give it up for mom

23:13yay mom

23:14yay

23:15woohoo

23:16so how are the goldenblads enjoying our weekend getaway

23:19it's more of a hostage situation

23:20Lily stop

23:21Lily stop right now

23:23ah

23:24psst

23:25got it

23:26jesus will you look at the size of that thing

23:28it's like a new breed of mosquito

23:30is anyone else getting bit

23:31nope

23:32I'm not

23:33not me

23:34what? it's like my third one

23:35did someone give the bastards my blood type and a map to my head

23:39well

23:40now that mommy's here who wants more

23:42not this mosquito he is full

23:44s'mores s'mores s'mores

23:46baby are you okay

23:47it's just like they're coming for me

23:49aww

23:50aww

23:51alright we've got

23:53marshmallows we've got graham crackers

23:55uh let's get the fire going and uh mom we'll get the chocolate for the s'mores

23:59yep okay

24:00where's the chocolate

24:02what do you mean where's the chocolate?

24:04you're supposed to bring it

24:05what are you talking about?

24:07no I told you I forgot to bring chocolate for the s'more

24:10you never told me to bring the chocolate

24:11okay Lisa when we were on the phone before you got on the plane I told you

24:16but did you though?

24:17Lisa

24:18I told you

24:19honey I've just been roaming around Atlanta airport for hours

24:23with hundreds of places to buy chocolate if you had just told me

24:27I

24:28okay what is the big deal? there's chocolate in the gift shop okay? it is chocolate not cancer!

24:35I'm sorry

24:42I'm sorry

24:44I'm sorry

24:45maybe I don't know

24:46okay

24:47hey

25:13Hey, Samantha says that Duncan Reeves is known to be fun.

25:25Well, he's like 6'5", so that's her kind of fun.

25:29Do you have a minute?

25:31Sure.

25:36You look nice.

25:37Thanks.

25:38So, it's my first sleepover at Joy's, and I'm wearing this jumpsuit so I won't be walk-of-shaming it tomorrow morning in sexy clothes.

25:46But is this outfit, too? I don't care.

25:49No, no.

25:51No.

25:52Hmm. Wait a minute.

25:54What?

25:56Uh, no, no, no, no.

26:00Yep, here it is.

26:02Oh, my God, so pretty.

26:04But I don't want to take anything designery.

26:07What?

26:07Remember when I lost your...

26:09Oh, my Sonia Rick Yale domino bag?

26:11Yeah.

26:11No, I forgot all about that.

26:13Now, here, take it. Take it, really.

26:15I got it at a tag sale on the street.

26:17It's nothing.

26:17Sure?

26:18Yes.

26:22It's perfect.

26:30Don't let me forget this.

26:32Long story.

26:34Oh, I look forward to hearing this golf song.

26:36Oh, hold on.

26:46Let me remove the foyeres from the picture.

26:48Come on, Sappho.

26:49Come on, Socrates.

26:51Should I help?

26:52No, it's better not to touch them.

26:54Italian greyhounds are notoriously litigious.

26:57Oh, really?

26:58You look very right in here.

27:05Do I?

27:13Oh.

27:17Excuse me.

27:18No, unacceptable.

27:31I'm so sorry.

27:32They're not usually this fussy.

27:34It's just I rarely invite people to sleep over.

27:37Oh.

27:38You don't?

27:39No, and you can take that as the compliment I intended it to be.

27:48Why didn't I get cats?

27:50Oh.

28:06Shoot.

28:07Please.

28:07I'm trying to sleep.

28:13Come here.

28:14We've talked about this, right?

28:17Good night.

28:22Miranda?

28:22Oh, Jesus.

28:24God, I thought you were at Joy's.

28:27Her dogs wouldn't stop whining, so.

28:30Okay.

28:31Good night.

28:31Oh!

28:32You okay?

28:33Oh, yeah.

28:34Good night.

28:35Good night.

28:36Good night.

28:37Good night.

28:38Good night.

28:39Good night.

28:40Good night.

28:41Good night.

28:42Good night.

28:43Good night.

28:44Good night.

28:49Oh.

28:51You're wearing clothes.

28:53What was that?

28:55You've seen me naked before.

28:56Oh, I know.

28:57It was just so unexpected.

28:58The only thing missing was a meat cleaver.

29:00Ha-ha.

29:04Um.

29:06Is that my last yogurt?

29:08Um.

29:09You don't eat yogurt.

29:11Yes, I do.

29:12Since when?

29:14Since I'm 50?

29:17Whose yogurt did you think it was?

29:20I don't know.

29:21Like, a house yogurt.

29:23A house yogurt?

29:24Okay, come on.

29:26I just woke up.

29:27I'll get you more.

29:28It's just a yogurt.

29:32And the last banana?

29:34You eat bananas now, too?

29:36All you used to have for breakfast was a cigarette.

29:39Oh, man.

29:40That sounds so good.

29:40Why are we stopping?

29:41I didn't mean anything.

29:44Why is he so mad?

29:45He's just a neighbor.

29:46Come on.

29:46Hey.

29:48Why is Adam just sitting there?

29:51Oh.

29:52Duncan yelled at him.

29:53I watched from the window.

29:55While opening the last yogurt?

29:57Yeah.

29:58It was a whole thing.

29:59Oh, damn it.

30:01I put down all these ugly runners for him.

30:04It was a rush charge.

30:06Isn't that enough?

30:07Good morning, fellas.

30:13Please resume working.

30:15What's his problem?

30:18You want the rest of the banana?

30:20Oh, sadly I do.

30:29Hello?

30:30Zip up the tent behind you.

30:31All the way, all the way.

30:39Okay.

30:40The three of you have been inside here all day long.

30:43Let's all go for a walk along the pier.

30:45I'm not going out there.

30:47They're just going to come for me again.

30:49Shh.

30:51Damn it.

30:52I think one might have gotten inside.

30:55Hey, Dad looks like Kenny from South Park.

30:58Oh, my God.

30:59They killed Daddy.

31:01Hey, that is enough of that.

31:03Everybody put your phones down.

31:04This is supposed to be quality family time.

31:07It is too valuable for everyone to be on devices.

31:10Babe, Mets are up by two.

31:13If Dad doesn't even want to glamp, why do I have to be here?

31:17You know what, Lily?

31:18You don't.

31:20So why don't you just go?

31:21You can be with your boyfriend and his boyfriend.

31:23But don't come crying to me when you can't get this Saturday back.

31:30Oh, okay.

31:31I won't.

31:33Mom, why are you being so dramatic?

31:35Babe, chill.

31:39Everything is okay.

31:40But everything's not okay!

31:46I'm just going to go get some air.

31:48Take a walk by myself.

31:50Okay.

31:51Just zip up the tent behind you.

31:53Yes, honey.

31:55Love ya.

31:56Uh-huh.

32:00This croque monsieur is divine.

32:02Okay.

32:03Better than the one I had at the pier.

32:06Oh, gosh, you look so cute!

32:10You take a picture.

32:11Get over there with them.

32:13This is not regular guys.

32:15Well, this isn't for the citizens of New York.

32:17It's for us.

32:20Squeeze in.

32:21Everyone say croque monsieur.

32:25Croque monsieur!

32:28Let me see.

32:29Let me see.

32:33That's a good way.

32:35Let me see that, baby.

32:40Who's this guy?

32:40That's my editor.

32:42That's Marion.

32:44This is your editor?

32:45Yes.

32:47Okay.

32:49You said you were going to hire a guy for the job, but you didn't tell me he looked like that.

32:52Look like what?

32:54Like Michael B. Handsome.

32:56Talk about getting your chocolate in Atlanta.

32:58Don't be ridiculous.

32:59You know, he's a brilliant editor.

33:01Is he brilliantly married?

33:03I don't know anything about his personal life.

33:06It's work.

33:07Give me my phone.

33:09You got it.

33:10About that selfie, is that the kind of work thing that typically happens between brilliant editors and directors?

33:22I took it to send to my second editor.

33:28Oh, so there's a second editor?

33:29Yes.

33:31So it's a threesome.

33:32Who's having a threesome?

33:33No one.

33:34Daddy's being silly.

33:36Daddy's being very silly.

33:38Mommy's being silly.

33:40Mommy's being silly out of town.

33:42No, Mommy's not being silly.

33:45Mommy is going for a walk.

33:51Oh, my God.

33:52I can see this watch already.

33:55Charlotte?

33:57There you are.

33:59Hey.

34:00What are you doing out here?

34:02Oh, I just needed some time away.

34:05I needed some time away, too.

34:09But I think I can do a lot better than just standing here.

34:12I mean...

34:13Doesn't this place have a smile?

34:18A woman will be sympathetic to another woman's financial situation, right?

34:24I mean, even if she works at a bank?

34:27I wouldn't count on that.

34:28A woman once turned me down for an apartment loan because I didn't have any assets.

34:33Well, she can kiss my assets.

34:34Oh, stay on the runner.

34:37Oh.

34:37Hi.

34:38Hi.

34:38I got Mexican.

34:39Oh, that's so nice.

34:40But we already...

34:41Actually, we just ate.

34:42Sema came back to see my new table.

34:46Oh, shit.

34:47Let me clean this all up.

34:50Linda said she'd have word about the loan for me today.

34:54It's 4.15.

34:54Why has she not contacted me?

34:56You're off the runner.

34:57I need a free-range place to pace and smoke.

35:03I'll be out back.

35:04Okay, but just smoke and pace.

35:06Quietly.

35:08I'm sorry.

35:09I didn't know you were going to show it off.

35:11The kitchen table is so small.

35:12Yeah.

35:12I hope this is okay.

35:14No, no.

35:14It's fine.

35:15Yeah, it's fine.

35:15We'll just, you know...

35:16Oh, shit!

35:18Oh, oh, oh, oh!

35:19Shit, shit, shit, shit, paper towel.

35:20Lift your...

35:20No, no, no.

35:21Lift your computer.

35:21Not the computer.

35:22The computer.

35:23Oh, crap.

35:25Oh, no!

35:25That's my research.

35:26Oh, no!

35:28Um...

35:29Here.

35:29Um...

35:29I can use this.

35:32Oh, no, no, no.

35:32That's my scarf.

35:33What are you doing?

35:34What are you doing?

35:34You said it was nothing.

35:35Nothing I have is nothing.

35:37I was trying to stop the dripping.

35:40Was this my last Mexican Coke?

35:43Well, I was having Mexicans, so...

35:52Smoking's bad for you.

35:54Oh, I know.

35:55I'm just under a lot of pressure right at this moment.

35:58Still not good.

35:59Not good ever.

36:00Okay, Jamie.

36:01Plant, please, buddy.

36:03My nephew has a lot of opinions and not shy about it.

36:07Well, he's right.

36:09And I'm right.

36:09We're both right.

36:11Captain, you're right.

36:12Oh.

36:13I thought you were all green and organic.

36:15Yeah.

36:16I'm not a freak about it.

36:18Quick.

36:19Before he looks up, I'm under a lot of pressure, too.

36:22I'll have you know.

36:23Yeah.

36:24There's a guy in the apartment below here.

36:26Mm-hmm.

36:27He keeps coming to the window, making mean faces at me.

36:35What are you nervous about?

36:37Is that any of your business?

36:38Not at all.

36:39That's why I'm curious.

36:41I'm waiting to hear about a bank loan, and I'm about to jump out of my skin.

36:45Have you ever tried yoga?

36:48You're asking a South Asian woman if she's ever tried yoga?

36:50Yeah.

36:51Well, I don't like the profiles.

36:55And I'm seeing this woman who teaches vinyasa.

36:58Oh.

36:59It might help.

37:00What?

37:01I could probably get you a discount, too.

37:04And what about me, Scream's discount?

37:07Nothing.

37:08Nothing at all.

37:11Oh, shit.

37:12What?

37:13Well, I think we're probably thinking the same thing.

37:25Well, I don't know what you're thinking, but I'm thinking you should stay forever.

37:32I'm thinking that, too.

37:34Jinx, you owe me a Mexican Coke.

37:36Obviously, it is no longer Bank Street in the 90s.

37:40Yeah, because we're 90.

37:43But you cannot go back into some freaky Airbnb situation again.

37:48What choice do I have?

37:50Seema.

37:51Miranda needs help finding an apartment.

37:53Well, Miranda, if you don't mind working virtually, I'm your gal.

37:58Because I just found out I did not get that bank loan for an office.

38:02No.

38:03So much for women helping women.

38:06Well, I'm a woman who needs a woman's help.

38:10Seema, help me find a place.

38:12Soon.

38:12Oh.

38:13Carrie likes her space.

38:15No, stay.

38:17I insist.

38:21I really needed this.

38:23I've just been wearing my shoulders as earrings.

38:29That overnighter to Atlanta was a lot.

38:34Can I tell you something?

38:37Sure.

38:37What is it?

38:39I have a work crush on my editor.

38:45It's okay to have a work crush, right?

38:48Yes.

38:49I mean, it's just a crush, right?

38:52It's not the end of the world.

38:53Everything okay?

38:58You've seen the one at Vista.

38:59Carol, I...

39:01I just have a mind on my mind.

39:05You want to talk about it?

39:15Okay.

39:15Oh, my gosh.

39:31This garden is going to be really amazing.

39:34Did you see the work I did?

39:35Jamie, I think you do all the work.

39:38He just stands there looking pretty.

39:40Nah.

39:40No, no.

39:41It's true.

39:42I'm very pretty.

39:43Oh, my God.

39:50There's so much smoke.

39:53Hello?

39:54Oh, my God.

39:57Oh, my God.

39:58Get the pot off the stove.

39:59What?

40:00Get the pot off the stove.

40:02Yes, yes, yes.

40:02Do it.

40:03Oh, shit.

40:04Oh, shit.

40:05Shit.

40:06I don't know how that happened.

40:08Um...

40:08Wow, you're noisy.

40:16Aren't you glad I'm wearing heels?

40:22Well, there goes my dinner.

40:27So, uh, word on the street in London is that you're a lot of fun.

40:34When's that going to start?

40:36Fun in London.

40:38All work here.

40:42That's the sole reason for New York.

40:43I know no one, really.

40:45I do nothing.

40:46In fact, this is a rare meal out.

40:49I routinely just make a stew, I dig in, and I write the bloody book for six months until I'm done.

40:55Wow, it's writing, not timing the gulag.

40:58Huh.

40:59Says you.

41:01I've been particularly out of sorts this trip, though, all thanks to a certain woman.

41:06I'm flattered.

41:07But we've just met.

41:09Margaret Thatcher.

41:11Oh.

41:11Yeah.

41:12She's my subject.

41:13It's the first time I've ever attempted a woman.

41:17I'm nervous, I suppose.

41:19Hmm.

41:19Will people accept a woman from me?

41:22What is it that you write?

41:27You said you're a writer, yes?

41:29Yes.

41:29I, uh, usually I write memoirs, essays, but actually, um, like you, I'm trying something new.

41:40Fiction.

41:42My first novel.

41:44Oh.

41:44On top of that, it's not set in present day, so I'm nervous as well.

41:55Well, I've never said that aloud before.

41:57Oh, dear God, that house is just going to be vibrating with anxiety.

42:02Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

42:04Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

42:05Oh, no.

42:18I hold my head up just enough to see the sky

42:38And when we go, we won't go slow

42:42We'll put up such a fight

42:44When the pain is through the dust and into air

42:49But all the children know

42:52The sureest pain will surely pass

42:55Strong and wise, and you are love

43:00And when the tide comes, you will float above

43:06And you will be one day exactly what you are

43:12Just keep your head in high

43:15Kiss your fist and touch the sky

43:18Too late to keep the world from dying

43:23It's not too late to spend the love you have

43:28It won't be

43:31When we are ready for crying

43:34It won't be

43:37I know that we'll be made in the world

43:40To be with you

43:41To be with you

43:46Oh, oh.

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