[beatboxing]
[sigh]
- I'm sorry, mom.
I'm sorry.
[beatboxing]
[snoring]
- Hi!
- Jesus.
- I prefer goddess, but you're in the right vein.
You, my bear, are going to work today.
[groans]
- We're winners in this family
and your kids are relying on your brilliant brain.
Plus, you can't afford to get fired.
I know this because you still owe me rent.
- Oh, fuck.
I'm so sorry.
I've been
- Sick.
I know, it's completely fine.
- I'm getting up.
- Good.
[phone vibrating]
Hey, papa, what's going on?
- [Roger] She sent the divorce papers already.
- That was fucking fast.
- [Roger] Do you think she wants to marry him?
Do you think that's why?
- She does not want to marry him, he's an idiot.
- [Roger] She said she's in love with him.
I, I, I thought she just needed to get it out of her system,
but I'd, I'd take her back, Elle.
I don't care?
- Dad, are you at the cottage?
- [Roger] Just, yeah.
- Okay, I'll talk to her.
Okay?
- [Roger] Honey, you can't.
- Can and I will.
I'll talk to her.
I'll call you later.
Okay?
I love you.
- I don't...
[sad music]
[Molly speaks in French]
[tables and chairs moving]
- Miss. Phillips?
- Yes?
- I'm happy you're back.
- Thanks, Sarah.
Um, that cold going around was, was really bad.
- I am too, you know.
- What?
- I am too.
- H-h-have you been able to talk to anyone else?
D-d-do you feel supported by the adults in your life?
- You're jokes, Miss Phillips.
Hit me up in the Dm's if you ever need to chat.
- That's not appropriate.
- See you tomorrow.
- I'll see you tomorrow.
[upbeat music]
[laughs]
- Ellie.
You're here before 10AM.
Good for you.
- Yeah, thanks.
- So there's a...
- Meeting in the conference room at 10.
I read the calendar.
- Amazing.
You're really.
On the new client acquisition, well done.
- In no world.
- Maybe just a little brush.
[sighs]
- Oh, what the fuck?
- Thank you all for being here.
Especially you, Hunter.
You're such a good support.
- Stop it.
- No, you are.
- Oh!
- Okay, so time is money, people.
Whatever that is.
[music]
- "Everyone is smarter than one of us is smart."
The corporate genius, Bruce Talbot.
[music]
Today, we're gonna develop
communication and management skills using truth serum.
[record scratch]
Just Kidding. It's role play.
Which is almost the same thing.
[laughing]
So, let's win
together!
Cut.
[clapping]
Oh, uh, Guds from I.T. helped me.
I'll talk to him later.
- Wow.
- So, I am hoping
to bring these exercises
to the rest of the team if this is successful.
You're my guinea pigs.
- I-Can I just say that we all have room to grow.
And exemplary work.
Wow.
- Aw, this one is called "Winners, losers."
The goal is to reframe negative situations
into learning experiences as a team.
- Great.
So, I'm a lone wolf, Patty.
- I-I love that.
And I just think that, um
I would love to make our new winter ale
and name it after you.
And it's just gonna be called
Liquid sex.
- Oh, my god.
- And your face is gonna be on it.
Like how sensational would that be?
[mumbles]
- That's so good, thank you.
- Great, so I hate that idea.
I'm gonna go do some actual work.
As a winner I have...
[gagging noises]
- Oh, my god.
- Lunch, anyone.
- Oh.
- Oof.
- She didn't make it.
[door closing]
[ serious music]
[deep breath]
[computer call ringing]
[computer answer]
- Wow, you weren't the one I was expecting.
- I know.
I've just
- You've been busy.
- No, not even a little bit.
I just didn't know if you'd want me to call, and...
- 'Course I do.
We're still friends, aren't we?
- Good.
I want to tell you something.
Um, I've been telling people about us.
My parents.
- Oh.
Wow.
- You have no idea.
Um, a kid came out to me at school, I think.
And I just feel stupid for making it so complicated.
- Well, I'm glad you feel good about it now.
[chuckles]
- I wanna see you.
[sigh]
- What are you doing?
- What?
- Molly, I wanna be there for ya.
I do, but this, this fucking back and forth thing.
You can't just.
You know you can't just.
- I'm trying. Like this is all new for me.
And I just, I.
- I can't do this again.
- Oh.
Uh, yeah.
[speaks in French]
Sorry, uh, the kids need help, after school study.
- Molly, I'm sorry.
[computer lid slams]
[sad music]
[sighs]
[door knock] - Knock, knock.
How's the tummy?
- It's fine.
Um, like, we, we really need to talk.
- That is just what I was thinking, my love.
Shall we get a glass of wine?
- Oh, uh, yeah.
Yes.
Okay.
- It's just...
I know how difficult it's been having to play guessing games
and
- Yeah, and you're filing for divorce already.
- You spoke to your father?
- Yeah, my father.
My father.
It's my dad, Roger.
You're partner for 30 years.
- Honey.
- He's a mess, by the way.
- Let's get that glass of wine, okay.
We'll talk.
I don't want to do this here.
Okay, sweetheart?
- Okay.
Great.
[jazz music]
[rock music]
[sighs]
- God take me.
Champagne, pink.
- Oh, she's fancy, huh.
- Yeah, mom's paying, so.
- Behave.
- No, I'm fine, I'm fine.
I just, I, um.
I just.
I thought that.
You know what, never mind.
Uh, I just need a drink, and a minute.
- Okay.
- Is Jake around?
- He's changing a keg.
- Oh, okay.
- You're all kinds of everything, right now, eh.
[ rock music]
- And what a big day.
You finally get to know the wonderful Hunter.
- And he gets to know the wonderful me.
I could just eat Mr. Wonderful up.
- I did.
[laughing]
- Stop.
[laughing]
- MMM, so, um...
You were saying.
- Oh, yeah.
When my buddy and I, when we left the law firm.
We were both, like,
Ah, what do we do, what do we do.
And we're like,
we like beer.
I like beer, do you like beer?
And he's like, I like beer.
So, we're like, let's set out.
And we wanted to make like a real soul of the earth brewery.
Yeah?
And so that's exactly how frisky hops brewery was born.
- Oh, that sounds soul of the earth all right.
Salt of the earth even.
- [Hunter] Thanks.
- Yeah.
- [Patricia] He's amazing.
- MMM, and legal.
- Oh, don't be ridiculous.
Of course he is.
- Yeah, I'm over 18.
- I wouldn't.
I would never.
- Um, no, because he's a lawyer, mom, c'mon.
Just like dad.
- I didn't know your ex was a lawyer.
- Corporate law.
- Sorry, are we, we're calling him an ex husband already.
I mean, the bed's still warm.
[chuckling]
- Luke warm, right?
It's been two years.
[laughing]
- I am simply dying for a visit to the little girls room.
- I'll come with you.
- Join me, Elle?
- Oh, no.
I'm fine.
I have an iron bladder.
But I'm sure you're bursting, so.
- Okay.
- Enjoy the fully adult woman's room.
- Play nice
[chuckles]
[sigh]
- Oh my gosh.
- Hi.
- Oh my god.
Look at this.
Strawberry passion awareness.
[glasses clink]
- It's champagne.
- Oh, is it.
- Yeah.
I know you're into beer, but.
- Oh, mm-hmm.
Um, your mom tells me that you've been,
uh, really, like really busy.
Really working hard, and all that.
- I mean, yes, but not as hard as you,
you two have been working.
- Oh, c'mon.
- Managing two businesses and
you know, not to mention, affairs are hard work.
- Wait, what?
- Hmm?
- No, no, no, no.
No, No.
Not even.
I-I would never.
Okay.
I'm not having an affair at all.
I love your mother.
- Oh, at least one of you hasn't.
- Hasn't what?
- My dad's still in the guest bedroom, handsome.
[rock music]
♪ Oh, no let's go.
♪ Let's go
- Woops.
[rock music]
♪ I'm scared of television
♪ because the nightmares
♪ that I vision
♪ they're nightmares
♪ that I'm livin'
[glass slams on bar]
[text message bell]
[rock music]
♪ She took me to the fair
♪ I swear to god, I hate it there ♪
[sigh]
- Hi.
- Hey.
- I did everything she wanted me to.
I came out.
Called her.
She still doesn't want me back.
- You know what, though?
I'm still so proud of you.
And you know what?
You did the thing.
- Did you drink all of this?
- Just five of them.
Just, hey, hey, hey.
Are you okay?
- I'm just tryin'a be a good friend and be happy for her.
- But you're not just her friend though, you know?
- Not helping.
- Sorry.
- ♪Matchbreaker, matchbreaker, break me a match. ♪
♪ Find me a find,
♪ break me a bastard.
- Okay, you are cut off, buddy.
- What?
No.
Hey!
- Thank you very much.
- No, that's smart.
Scotch time.
[laughing]
- [Rosie] No.
- Yeah.
- [Rosie] No.
- We're celebrating.
- What?
- My mom and the child groom.
Kaboom.
- How?
- Don't even ask.
[laughing]
- I can't even wait to tell my dad.
He's gonna love it.
- You should,
you should call him.
- Oh, I did, he's up north, he's not answering.
- Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
- [Molly] Cottage. - [ Elle] Cocaine.
- [Molly] Cottage.
- Cottage.
Cottage.
Yeah, uh, well, I can't.
'Cause I have a, like, tons of work.
- You said the weekends are for self-care.
- Molly, I have...
- You were ready to do cocaine.
- It increases productivity.
- Don't make me beg.
- What?
- I will.
- Oh, please.
- It'll be humiliating for everyone involved.
- Molly.
- I have absolutely no pride left.
- Okay, okay, oh my god, oh my god, I'll go to the cottage.
Jesus, don't do that.
Rosie, more scotch now?
- [Rosie] No.
- Please?
- I have no drink.
- [Rosie] Enabler.
- Nothing to see here.
[laughing]
- She needs more bourbon.
- You!
- [Rosie] Get outta here.
[laughing]
[rock music]
♪ Too much time
♪ Lorry can't love
♪ There's too much on her mind
♪ [She's got]Too much time
♪ Oh, Lorry can't love
♪ There's too much on her mind
♪ [She's got]Too much time
♪ Lorry can't love
♪ There's too much on her mind
♪ [She's got] Too much time