[Ashley] Previously on Extreme Sisters...
No.
I hate Ashley and Vee's relationship.
My mom don't want us to have a baby, Demetrius don't want us to have the baby.
Terrence even said he didn't want us to have the baby.
It literally is me and my sister against the world.
Who's actually going for the position?
[both] Both of us.
We would love to own our own restaurant one day.
-Then I am gonna get two for the price of one. -[both] Yes. Yes.
If I wanna have a real discussion about this,
everyone is gonna get up at 9:00 o'clock in the morning on Thursday.
Our family's been discussing opening up a restaurant.
But I feel like I'm the only one who's taking it serious.
Katherine, Nadia, this is what I'm talking about.
This is why I cannot work with you people.
[Hannah] But Mom, seriously.
Are you telling me I can't go to the birth? That's what you're telling me.
You will be at the birth, you just won't be in the room.
I'm just gonna pretend like I just, I didn't hear that.
I can choose to have the baby in a forest,
away from both of you if I want to, so just stop.
I am at the end of my rope right now.
And if John and Jessica can't get along,
neither of them will be at the birth.
♪ You slow it down I speed it up ♪
♪ Which way you wanna go ♪
♪ We going up in smoke ♪
All right.
Let's have one more look in the mirror.
-I know. -I can't.
-I knew it. You're gonna be late. -[both] Yes.
[Anna] Lucy, we're gonna be late already.
You all right?
-We're getting nervous. -Nervous.
Well, good luck, you're gonna crush it.
-Okay. -We'll see you soon.
-Bye. -Have a good day.
-Bye, sweetie. -[Ben] See you.
-[Anna] Today is the first day in an Italian restaurant. -In an Italian restaurant.
Working there for the first time.
[Lucy] Yeah, double door, push the door.
I'll have to touch it now.
This is out first job in four years.
We've kind of had, like, basically no sleep because we've been so nervous.
Being up all night, figuring out what to wear.
-This is our first day. -It's a pretty big deal.
-[Chef John] Hello. How you going? -[Anna] Hi.
[Lucy] I'm Lucy.
-[Anna] Hi, I'm Anna. -[Chef John speaking]
-[Lucy] Hey, how are you? -[Chef John speaking]
-[Lucy] Yes, in the kitchen. -Yes.
[Chef John speaking]
So we got a trial run.
[Anna] We're really excited to get some work experience.
-To learn behind the scenes. -May be new skills.
-We're willing to give anything to go. -To go.
Hello.
[Andrea] Every week we have a different special on the menu.
-[Anna] Yes. -[Lucy] Yes.
[Andrea] And for this week, we're gonna make gnocchi.
-[Lucy] Yeah. -[Andrea] They're not usually on the menu,
but sometimes we do that.
Do you ever do lasagna?
[Andrea] Uh, we do that sometimes, yeah. Yeah.
Lasagna is our signature dish.
I mean, Mum's taught us this lasagna recipe.
-We have kind of tweaked it up. -Tweaked it up.
-Like our way, it's Anna and Lucy's way. -Lucy's way.
-So, yeah... -And Anna.
We make a good-- Everyone raves on about it.
-And we would love to serve it at our own restaurant. -At our restaurant.
-Like, we would have trays and trays of lasagna. -Trays and trays of lasagna.
-Sweetie? -[Andrea] Yeah?
Do you have the same-- The same colored, um...
-Uh, tea towel. -[Anna] Tea towel.
-[Andrea] Uh, I can look for it. Yeah. -[both] Please.
[both] That would be great.
-And um, the same knife. -The same knife.
-[Andrea] Same knife? I don't think I have the same knife. -[both] Oh.
[Andrea] Is that similar enough?
Two different greens.
-Well, at least they're green. -Yeah.
-Can you try and get the same knives? -Same knives.
-[Andrea] All right, I got this knife as well. -Yes, okay.
That's fine. At least the look the same.
They didn't have, like, double of everything.
-So... -[both] We had to do what we had to do.
I mean, I don't know if we could kind of stop working because of that.
Do you wanna use that knife for like, two or three minutes and then swap it?
We'll do it together.
-[Andrea] You wanna swap the knives? -[Lucy] Yes.
-This one's going. -Let's swap the knife, go, go, go, go.
-You have that one. -[Lucy] Yeah.
-Oh, wait, this is going to be the same potato as you. -Yeah.
-[Lucy] Go, go, go. -We're better as a team.
-[both] Yeah. -[Chef John] Yeah.
-[Chef John] Well... -[both] Yeah.
Just about everything would be difficult for them, to do the same.
Everything's gonna slow them down, y'know.
-Six, seven, eight, nine, ten. -Eight, nine, ten.
-Now, she's gonna do it ten times. -One, two, three,
-four, five, six, seven... -Five, six, seven...
To work in a kitchen, I guess you need to be very quick and organized.
And they fact that they were doing all together,
it was, I'm not saying annoying at first,
but, uh...
Yeah, you don't see that kind of stuff often in the kitchen.
[both] Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
-Oh, my God. I'm sweating. Are you sweating? -Yeah, it's really hot. Yeah.
This really does slow us down, by counting, knowing we're doing everything identical.
That's how we function, that's how we work.
We're really worried. Like, we might actually get fired on the spot.
-Come on, let's do it together. -Yeah, let's do it together.
♪ You make the difference In a world ♪
♪ In a world gone cold ♪
♪ Tell me, we will never Take this road... ♪
-[cell phone ringing] -[Jessica] Hey.
-[Christina speaking over phone] -Yes, I'm on my way.
-[Christina speaking over phone] -Oh, he did?
Okay, cool.
♪ In this open road ♪
How's he feeling?
[Christina speaking over phone]
-Really? All right, Christina, -[Christina speaking over phone]
trust me, I'm coming here with nothing but peace and love.
Is John thinking I'm gonna come out with guns ablazing or what?
[Christina speaking over phone]
It's been two weeks since the double date,
when John informed me that I'm not welcome at the birth of my nephew.
Y'know, um, I haven't seen him since.
We haven't spoke, we haven't seen each other.
I know Christina wants both, John and I at the birth.
So, she has asked for John and I to meet up.
And to have a conversation and y'know, try to put our differences aside.
[exhales] Well, I'm here.
[Christina over phone] Call me when it's done, okay. I'm gonna go.
- [Christina over phone] I'm gonna go relax. - Okay.
-[Christina over phone] All right. -[Jessica] Bye.
I want a conversation with John, because I want my sister happy.
I want her to not feel like there's a tension between us.
But that's gonna take John and I.
It's not just me.
[Jessica exhaling]
Hey.
-See anything out there? -[Jessica] Just some birds.
I'm just taking in the beauty and like, blessing this area with love.
-Mmm-hmm. Yeah. -[Jessica] And good energy.
-Right? That's what we're coming with right? -[John chuckles]
-Peace and love, right? -Hi.
I really want to mend things with Jessica because Christina wanted us to be good,
so that everything was good for the birth and nothing--
No bad energy was going around during the birth and in life.
So today, I'm really hoping that Jess and I can work out our issues.
Because, if we don't, neither of us are gonna be at the birth.
And I wanna be at the birth for my first child.
I guess I'll start off with good vibes.
Um...
-I really wanted to apologize for dinner the other day. -[Jessica] Mmm-hmm.
I was completely out of line when I said that you can't be in the room for the birth.
Um...
I'm worried that I'm gonna feel uncomfortable in this situation,
that is my first time having a baby.
And I want everything to be perfect.
I-- It's my first baby, my son.
And I would-- I just envisioned it, before I met Christina.
And I know you're gonna talk about aunt stuff,
but like, I don't want dad things taken away from me either.
I wanna feel comfortable.
Like, I wanna feel like I'm allowed to be the next person
to hold the baby after Christina.
-I wanna feel like-- -I would never do that.
I know, but I'm scared.
Are you threatened by my relationship with my sister?
-Are you threatened by-- -No, I just know you didn't want us to be together.
You were outspoken about it.
-Very, very strongly about it. -John, I want my sister happy.
-I want her loved. -[John] Okay.
[Jessica] I think that you do a lot for my sister.
I see that.
But, I love to be an aunt. It's like, the best feeling in the world.
You act like I'm not gonna let you be around him.
-I said-- -John, you told me I can't come to the birth,
I can't come to the ultrasound, I can't come around.
-That makes me feel-- -Because those aren't aunt moments.
Those aren't aunt moments.
Those are parent moments. They're dad moments.
Aunt moments are like, when we ask you to watch him or you come to his football game.
-Those are aunt moments. -Those are definitions of aunt moments to you.
-[John] I'm an uncle. This isn't-- -So? Are you a twin?
This isn't the twin thing, This is not the same thing. This is not the twin thing.
I'm an uncle, it's the same as you being an aunt.
I'm an uncle of seven nieces and nephews,
that I have personal relationships with each one them.
And I have individual moments with them.
I don't go and take moments away from their parents.
[Jessica] My sister and I are very close. Our dynamic is not like your sisters.
You sit there and think that you know what a twin dynamic is.
And you know what an aunt dynamic is.
-I don't want to talk about twin dynamics right now. -[Jessica] Yeah, why?
-We're talking about the baby. -Oh, that's right cause you're controlling
everything that we're gonna talk about right now, John.
It sounds to me like you're threatened
by our dynamic and our relationship.
That's my only concern for my sister, she doesn't want her boyfriend to hate me.
-[Jessica] And she doesn't want me to hate her-- -Husband.
[Jessica] Okay, husband, sorry.
You think you deserve all these moments. And you haven't earned it yet.
[Jessica] Haven't earned what?
-[Jessica] What is there to-- -You haven't earned my respect.
-You also gotta earn mine. -I don't.
-[Jessica] You don't? -Because I don't--
I don't have to like you to be married to Christina.
Do you think that my sister's been married before?
Do you think she's had boyfriends before? Where are they?
-I'm still here. You're a boyfriend, John. -And I will be too.
-I'm her husband. -I'm family member that's not gonna go anywhere.
Not a boyfriend, I'm her husband.
-[Jessica] Okay. -I have a ring on.
-How am I supposed to have... -We don't.
...a normal conversation right now?
We don't because we don't have to have conversations.
I don't wanna be friends with you.
I don't wanna have a relationship with you.
[sniffles]
-It doesn't matter what I think about you. -It does matter.
-[John] No, it doesn't. -It does matter, John.
-Yes, it does. It matters for my sister. -Cause I'm never--
I want peace and love and to be able to--
Saying you want peace and love doesn't fix all the [bleep] you put me through.
-And Christina. -We put each other through.
Y'all put me through too, John. Here's the thing.
-What? You're a narcissist. -[Jessica] All the things that I've done--
The fact that you think that you don't do [bleep] to people, is mind boggling.
You just can't handle when people call you out for being a narcissist.
John.
The person that needs to call me a narcissist
is a therapist, that's licensed.
-Not some 23 year old, punk ass bitch. -Yeah, that's great, I'm 26.
Okay.
When I made that statement about your age and it won't work,
-I'm still sticking to that statement. -That's fine.
-[Jessica] It ain't gonna work. It ain't gonna work. -You're immature.
[Jessica] I'm telling you right now.
You're immature. You're a narcissist
-See you at the birth. -[John] That's fine.
I'm gonna grab the baby right when it comes out.
[bleep] That's immature.
Dude, [bleep] that, [bleep] that.
[Jessica speaking]
Do you think that she has enough eggs?
We'll see today.
-We'll know today. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -Really?
I don't think I'll be able to handle
hearing a doctor to give me bad news again.
I really feel like that would be a slap in the face.
-[bell dings] -[Rosa] We have customer here.
Working in the kitchen was really difficult.
So now, we're moving to front of house.
We think we'll do great as long as no one tries to separate us.
[Deb] Can't you carry one each?
-[both] Yeah, we'll try. -[Deb] Oh, beautiful.
I don't know whether I've made a full on mistake.
♪ All I wanna say Is I don't wanna be alone ♪
♪ Tired of all the yeses Turning into noes ♪
♪ The struggle has been real Looking for some hope ♪
♪ I'm feeling so lost Where do I go? ♪
So today, we're going to my very first appointment with the doctor to see
if we can move forward with the surrogacy.
I'm nervous.
I'm nervous as hell.
[sighs] Oh, boy.
My biggest fear is not having any eggs,
or producing enough eggs.
When they removed my uterus, they left my ovaries.
But, it's hard for me to believe that I'm producing eggs
cause I don't have a menstrual cycle.
I don't have anything that's making me feel like my ovaries are working.
If she give us bad news, or you bad news,
then that's gonna make it even--
I don't want you to go back to that place.
-You knew how depressed I was. -Mmm-hmm.
I don't think I'll be able to handle
hearing a doctor to give me bad news again.
I really feel like that would be a slap in the face. So I don't want to hear...
...I can't use my eggs or I don't have any eggs.
Because then, it's gonna leave me like, "What's next?"
I don't wanna hear that.
'Cause I honestly feel like I'm gonna be in a place
where I probably won't be able to come back from.
-[woman] Hello, how's it going? -Hi.
-Good. How are you? -Good.
[woman] Sign in here for me, please.
And you can have a seat. You'll be called back shortly.
-All right. Thank you. -Thank you.
[sighs] Oh, boy.
[Vee] You nervous? I'm more nervous.
[Vee sighs]
-[Vee] Oh, my God. -Ashley and Vee?
You can come on back, Dr. Winkler is ready for you.
-[Vee] Okay. -Okay.
-Hi. -[Dr. Nurit] So nice to meet you.
-Look at you, you look so nice. -Thank you.
My name is Dr. Nurit Winkler.
I'm a reproductive endocrinologist.
Been practicing fertility for many, many years.
-So, you're a young 35. -Yes.
[Dr. Nurit] And a couple of general questions.
Any medical problem other than the fertility?
No, all I had was just the hysterectomy.
Other than that, I was in complete good health.
What happened with the hysterectomy? You're so young.
-Um, I had over 17 fibroids. -Ah.
And they grew so rapidly, they had to do a complete hysterectomy.
-Ah. Yeah, they-- -So, I found out about that after I woke up.
-Were you prepared for that? Oh, my God. -[Ashley] No.
-[Ashley] Cause I was thinking it was just the fibroids. -[sighs]
Yeah, I was devastated.
[Dr. Nurit] I'm sorry.
I called my sister and I was just crying and crying and crying,
and then she volunteered to carry a baby for me.
Do you think that she has enough eggs?
We'll see today.
-We'll know today. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -Really?
Even if you don't have a lot of eggs...
...it'll be-- You okay?
Okay.
[sniffles]
At your age, you're still considered young.
And, y'know, I think that we should be okay.
But I know it's stressful.
[Vee] Okay.
-Okay. -Great, okay.
So, let me show you the room.
I can't enter something just being positive. I just can't.
Because I did, day of my surgery.
And I came back out empty.
-Ready? Perfect. -Yes.
-You okay? -Mmm-hmm.
-Sure? -Mmm-hmm.
Okay, so...
We expect to see somewhere between 12 to 15 eggs.
-Total, between the two ovaries, okay? -Mmm-hmm.
-So, this is your ovary on the left side. -[Ashley] Mmm-hmm.
[Dr. Nurit] Let's count them.
We have one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight,
nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, just on one side.
Okay?
[sniffles]
[Dr. Nurit] Okay, so we are, quantity-wise,
we are in a very good shape.
Okay? And we'll confirm it with blood work.
But listen, that's already a great place to be.
We'll have you get dressed and let's meet in my office. But very good news.
There's eggs.
Lots of them.
Today was the first time in a very long time that I've had happy tears.
Oh, my God. [chuckles]
I'm so happy.
I wasn't expecting that at all.
I feel like I'm a million steps closer to getting my baby.
[Dr. Nurit] So, very good news, actually.
-That's what I was hoping for. -I'm so happy.
-Oh, my goodness, I'm so happy. -[Dr. Nurit] Yeah.
So let's see, a couple of question to you.
-July, you're 42, plus a few months. -Mmm-hmm.
You look young, that's fine.
Any medical problems?
I have had a heart attack.
Oh, at a young age.
Yeah, it was a stress related one, though. It wasn't a major one.
But I do have a stent.
Eight years ago, I had a stress related heart attack.
Uh...
There were warning signs, but it wasn't like--
I thought it was just everyday,
y'know, I'm getting too hot, or, y'know, stuff like that. And...
[sighs] It was my body telling me to slow down.
And I wouldn't listen.
And, I had a heart attack on the way going to brunch, with my daughter.
[Dr. Nurit] Um, so...
Y'know, the heart attack is suddenly a concern.
I'm not saying it's not possible.
But we need to talk to your cardiologist
and make sure they feel comfortable with you carrying a pregnancy.
I recommend that you see a primary care physician,
get your physical exam and see what they have to say.
[Vee] Okay.
We would never allow somebody with a previous, y'know, any type of heart condition
to carry a pregnancy. It's too risky.
It's just in her case, why I didn't disclose like,
"Oh, there's no way we're going to do it"
because I don't know that I have the entire,
kind of the whole picture of her medical history.
Pregnancy does change things as far as the vascular system.
So your heart could be fine, but then, you stress it with pregnancy,
and then thing can change.
So, we want to definitely get their opinion.
-Of course. -And then, hopefully, hopefully we can do that.
[Ashley] Okay.
If the doctor says no, she can't do it, I think that me and her, both would be
very hurt and she's probably gonna feel like she let me down.
And I'll be crushed because...
I think I put all my eggs in one basket, as far as her being my surrogate.
[Dr. Nurit] Pregnancy is not easy on the body.
The first thing always, is to keep you safe.
-Yeah. -Yeah. 'Cause I want it, I want to...
[Vee] What is my cardiologist gonna say?
If he say no...
Oh, God, it is gonna kill her.
This is gonna kill me.
[sighs] Yeah.
I wasn't expecting that news.
I wanna work together.
Work together, what? With who?
With you.
I don't think I wanna work with you guys.
[Nadia] I don't think it's right that our family's
now trying to label us as degenerates,
because of one missed meeting with our mom.
[Jessica] I can't [bleep] breathe.
[Jessica sobbing]
[Jessica] I don't know what I'm supposed to tell my sister.
But I feel like I'm gonna be blamed.
I wanna tell her that we hugged, we got along.
That's what I wanna tell her, so bad.
[Jessica sobs]
Where are they?
-Nowhere to be found. -As always.
Nobody answering their cellphones.
Oh.
-Again? -Always.
♪ Pedal to the metal With the chain to the gas ♪
Honestly, I'm so nervous right now because we're going to see our mom tonight.
And this is the first time we're seeing her since she barged into our house.
-[Hannah] Aidan! -Hi, ya, sis.
[Hannah gasps]
[Nadia] Aidan! Aren't you excited to see us?
Hey, Mom.
I am feeling bad about the situation with mom because I don't want her to be upset.
Family means a lot to me, so I just want us all to be on the same page.
Hi, Regina. [giggles]
Hello, mom. Hi, Regina.
[Katherine] Are you still mad at me?
-Do you care? -Yes, I do.
I don't think you do.
So, I'm still annoyed with the girls and their lack of responsibility
and all the immaturity and everything.
But, I still wanted them to come to dinner tonight,
so that we could may be, discuss it. Hash things out and get some things settled.
[Aidan] Do you want to split the buffalo... All three of us can split a buffalo--
I think we need to have a conversation about
the way you showed up at the house the other day.
Um, I don't have to have a conversation with anybody
about the way that I showed up.
I'm a mother. I can show up whenever I feel like it, number one.
-Okay. -And number two, I specifically said,
at dinner, that I was showing up Thursday at 9:00 o'clock.
Everybody in the whole family knew that I was coming.
Okay, so why didn't you at least give us ten minutes?
-You just came and yelled-- -Why do you need ten minutes?
I'm not working on anybody else's time. We're all supposed to be a team.
And it's not you at the top of the food chain.
[Katherine] And you're yelling at the rest of us.
There is no food chain at the moment because you have no job.
-Now we're back at this conversation where you guys-- -[Donna] I have a job.
-Okay, and so do I. I stream. I'm a gamer, okay? -What is that?
[Katherine] It's a job.
May be not one you like, but it's a job.
Exactly, Mom, you can't hate on our hustle.
So, then, if yous is so together, what's your plan for the future?
-[scoffs] -I wanna work together.
What do you mean, work together?
Work together, what? With who?
[Hannah] With you.
I don't think I wanna work with you guys.
I would be upset if we ruined our opportunity to work together.
[Donna] I really don't know if I want to.
At a real job, when you have to be at work at 9:00 o'clock,
when you don't show up at 9:00 o'clock enough times, you get fired.
Fired. This is why people always say, "Don't work with family."
Because, when people think they can slack off,
or not do the things that need to be done and it's gonna be okay.
You guys aren't the center of the universe.
You guys contribute nothing to this family. Nothing.
You guys have everything done for you
-and you can't do a damn thing for anybody else. -[Donna] Right.
Of course, we love our family.
I don't know why they think we're stuck in our own little world.
I don't think it's right that our family's now trying to label us as degenerates,
because of one missed meeting with our mom.
What is it that you want us to do?
[Regina speaking]
-What fundraiser? -First of all, no. I'm not having these three.
They suck at helping and they embarrass me too.
You guys are embarrassing to be around in general, no offence.
Oh, thanks.
-What did I do to you? -How can I bring them on board
and depend on them to get that done?
Talk to us about this fundraiser because I wanna know more about it.
His team has to rent those big, giant wrestling mats
every time we have a tournament. It's like $1,200.
So the coach is looking to buy their own.
And they're like, I think that they were like, $12,000.
Well, maybe we could give the fundraiser a go.
What do you have to cook or something? What do we do?
-[Donna] I do. -What does this entail?
It is going to be a pasta dinner.
Hmm.
[Donna speaking]
-Ah, well, this sounds like a lot of work. -It is a lot of work.
[Hannah] What are you expecting us to do?
-All the cooking, first of all. -[Katherine] Oh, God.
Where in the world do you expect all the food to come from?
[Aidan] You guys basically have to do what Mom says.
If this goes to [bleep] basically,
-then it's gonna get put on me and mom. -Exactly.
[Donna] You'd be embarrassing both of us.
Between the three of them, you would think that they could
pull something like this off, but it's hard to say.
Because we don't really try to depend on them too much.
And if you guys can't even help me, then what's the point, y'know?
I promise I will do whatever I need to do, I don't know about them.
I mean, just think about it. Think about this.
How embarrassing will it be if you open up a business with them,
if they can't even prove that they can do a fundraiser?
The business will fail, you'll end up in debt. [scoffs]
So maybe they should help with the fundraiser
and you can kind of see how things pan out.
Growing up with them being as wild as they were,
I just always kind of felt like, that it was my job
to make sure that nothing bad happened to them.
With the fundraiser, I just, I feel like, that,
it's an excellent opportunity for them to prove themselves.
And I-- I know that I'm hard on them, but I love them.
And I wanna see them succeed.
That's why I help them.
If you guys are serious,
and you guys really wanna go into business together,
then, you guys can help with the fundraiser.
And if you guys can't pull it off,
then I can't proceed.
I've done fundraisers before.
But, I've never, um, had the girls help.
And I've never done something, uh, to this scale, something this big.
Either the fundraiser is going to be successful
and you guys are gonna do what needs to be done,
or I cannot involve myself in business with the three of you. I can't.
This means a lot to Aidan and I don't want him to be let down.
But Regina is right. This is a way for the girls
to prove themselves once and for all.
I promise I'll do whatever
-I need to do. -We seriously won't embarrass you.
[Nadia] No, we won't. We're gonna take this serious.
[Regina] Don't worry, kid. I'll be there.
Thanks, Regina, cause I know that she's the only one that's actually gonna show up
out of all the four of you guys, so...
It really hurts me to hear my family say that we don't care about them.
So if this fundraiser gives us an opportunity to show them
that we care about more things besides ourselves, I'm all in for it.
I need my sisters to pull their weight because I know I can't do this alone.
But my sisters have never been the responsible one out of us three,
it's always been me. And that's what worries me most.
Wait. Just wait, just wait, just wait.
-Go. -[both] One, two, three, four, five.
[Deb] Girls, you've been on this one table.
I've watched you spray it a million times.
[Anna and Lucy] Yeah.
I'm sure there's something out there for them,
but I'm not sure whether it's gonna be a restaurant.
[Rosa] So the first thing we do, is wipe the table.
-[Anna] Yes. -[Rosa] With the cloth.
[Rosa] One for you and one for you.
[Lucy] Do you have the same color tea towels, exactly the same?
[Rosa] Uh, you want same?
[Anna and Lucy] Yeah, same.
We want the same.
-[Anna] Yes, exactly, that's exactly the same. -That's the same.
[Anna and Lucy] That's exactly the same.
Today, we're training to see what position works well for us.
[Lucy] Working in the kitchen was really difficult.
You have to do a bit more, cause I did, um...
Well, I did a scoop, you just--
[Andrea] Uh, is not gonna be the same. So...
-[Anna and Lucy] Yeah. -[Lucy] Just, you do a scoop, I'll do a scoop.
[Andrea] We're gonna be here all day.
-Yeah. You're right. -Yeah, I hear that. Yeah.
[Andrea] What if one just does the job and the other one cuts.
It's gonna be much faster.
-No, I think we'd be faster this way. -No. Together.
[Andrea] Okay, I tried.
We think we've done a decent job,
but we don't know what the cooks are thinking.
May be they thought we're annoying, may be they thought we're weird.
Cause we need to do everything the same and be together at the same time.
So now, we're moving to front of house.
We think we'll do great as long as no one tries to separate us.
[Rosa] We open 8:00, you have 30 minute for cleaning table.
-Thirty minutes? Uh-oh. -[Rosa] Yes.
-We have to run. -[Lucy] We've got to really run, eh?
-[Anna] Pick up the pace. -[Lucy] Okay, um, look.
[Anna and Lucy] One, two, three, four, five, six.
[Anna] Let's swap now because we can touch both the tables.
[Lucy] Mmm-hmm.
[Lucy] Wait. Just wait, just wait, just wait.
[Anna and Lucy] One, two, three, four, five, six.
[Anna] That's all. Now we have to fix the chairs.
And then, let's just swap. Go.
-[Rosa] I told them they have to be more quick. -[Deb] Yeah.
-Just go over there and then we'll swap, come on. -Yes.
-Have we sprayed this side? Let's just spray it again. -Yes, yes.
-I can't remember what I'm doing -One, two--
-cause we're gonna have to work fast. We have to-- -[Lucy] One, two, go!
-Go. -[both] One, two, three, four, five.
[Rosa] I was thinking, if you do one table, let the other one do the other table.
-[Deb] Yes. -[Rosa] They say, "No, we do everything together."
-[Deb] I don't know how this is gonna work, honestly. -[Rosa] Yeah.
-I need to do it four times. -[Anna] One, two, three, four.
-[Deb] Hey, girls, you gotta keep moving. -[Lucy] Yeah.
[Deb] You've been on this one table. I've watched you spray it a million times.
-[both] Yeah. -[Anna] We're moving as fast as we can.
-[Deb] Very good. -[Lucy] We just a bit nervous.
[Anna] Gotta stop the counting, mate.
-[Lucy] Yeah. -[Deb] Yeah, well...
[Anna] We've got to stop the counting.
[Deb] That'll probably be a bonus.
I don't know whether I've made a full on mistake yet.
These girls have got beautiful souls.
But maybe, they should be looking in another area.
Cause I'm sure there's something out there for them,
but I'm not sure whether it's gonna be a restaurant.
[Rosa] Can you bring one tray too?
-No, no, no, no, no. No. -No.
We wanna do it together.
-[Rosa] So, one-- -[Anna] What did you say?
[Rosa] One sugar and salt and pepper.
[Anna] Sugar and salt and pepper. Touch it, mate.
-Help me. -Let's-- Come on.
-Salt and pepper, where's salt? -[Anna] See the salt, mate.
-[Rosa] Very quick, please. -[Anna] Come on.
-[Anna] Well, you know what? Grab the same. -[Lucy] You know what?
[Lucy] Where?
[Rosa] We don't have the same salt.
Salt and pepper there.
-Have you got everything? Pretend to touch them all. -Touch them all. Yeah.
-[bell dings] -[Rosa] We have customer here.
There's a lot of walking on the job, isn't there?
[Rosa] Yes, like a gym.
-[Lucy] So what does that mean when the bell rang? -[Anna] What does that mean?
[Deb] That you're ready to go.
[Rosa speaking]
-So can we carry it by ourselves? -[Rosa] Like this.
-Who is this for? -Yeah, who's this for?
[Rosa] For the table 16, over here.
-[Anna] Hello. -[Lucy] Hello, gentlemen.
-Who'll have the double espresso? -The double espresso Hello.
-[man] A double espresso? Yeah, wouldn't mind that. -Yes.
-Here you go. -Here you go.
-Hello, sorry. -[Deb] There we go.
I think it's confusing for customers, cause it's a little bit strange.
You've seen the table 16, my regulars.
And of course, one had put a cup down,
while the other one had to touch the cup. I could see his face go like...
Oh, my. Do you wanna just help me out?
I'll do it. I'll hold one, you hold one.
I think it's a lot faster than holding one tray.
[Deb] Can't you carry one each?
-[both] Yeah, we'll try. -[Deb] Oh, beautiful.
Come on, mate. Come on, come on.
-Just wait for me. -Cause it's the same thing.
[Deb] Rosa, one thing they can do together is carry out the takeaways.
-[Rosa chuckles] Yeah, yeah. -[Deb] Yeah?
-[Lucy] And here's your hot water, sir. -And hot water.
-Thank you. -Your hot water.
-Thank you very much. Are you sisters? -Here you go, sweetie.
-[Anna and Lucy] We're twins. -Twins.
-Twins? Ah. -Identical twins.
-We do everything together. -This is our first day today, so yeah...
[Rose speaking]
This is our first day and we don't know if we're doing good or not.
-[woman] Aw, you guys are doing awesome. -[Anna and Lucy] Thanks.
They don't need to talk a lot with the customer because sometimes we are busy.
We like, follow each other.
Like, whatever she's doing, I have to do, like, with the ice.
She had to put four cubes in there and I have to put four cubes in there.
-It has to be the same. -It has to be the same.
[man] Uh, there's five in here.
-What? -What?
[woman chuckles]
-No, there's not. Oh, my God. -May be there is.
-[man] Yeah, there is. -It is. He was right.
-I want you to come and sit down and join me, ladies. -[Lucy] Okay.
-Oh, okay. -Thank you.
Cause it has been a long day.
[Lucy] It's been so hot.
Very hot.
-[Lucy] We just have to fix each other up. Sorry, sweetie. -[Anna] Yeah. Sorry, sweetie.
So, how did you feel all up towards the day went, girls?
-In the beginning we were nervous and a bit overwhelmed. -Overwhelmed.
-But I think by the end of it, we got the hang of it. -Hang of it.
Yeah, and we just moved around a lot and got everything done.
And we listened to Rosa, she was a great teacher.
And how did you think we did?
Before lunch, I was thinking,
there is was no way in the world that I could think of giving you work.
But I think I nearly changed yous two.
One was carrying a water bottle and one was carrying a plate.
And then we swapped, we had to be quick.
It was in a second--
-I know, but-- -[Anna] I quickly had to touch her plate.
When you started the day, you wouldn't have done that.
-No. -No, no.
[Deb] So...
[Lucy] When we're busy, we forget
about these little things we have to do.
-But we made sure we touched everything the same. -Everything the same.
But at times, we did forget because we were too rushed off our feet.
-We accepted that. We did accept that. -We did accept that.
-[Anna] Plus-- -[Lucy] We're focusing on something else,
-[Lucy] ... than each other. - [Anna] Yeah.
You see potential in us then.
I do. It's more that you're gonna have to work on your own merits.
Next time when you're back, instead of you asking Rosa stuff,
I might have a little list made out for you, so that you can think on your own,
see when there's things needed doing or yes.
I just want to see if you can show your own initiative and work on your own.
They are going to get treated like anyone else.
I think now they've seen what needs doing.
I need them to step it up, think for themselves, show a bit of initiative.
-Thank you so much. -Thank you so much for your time.
-No worries, ladies. -Thank you so much for your time.
All right.
-I mean, maybe we had to overlook these things. -Little things.
-I mean... -At least we're together on the job.
-Yeah. Accept that. -We've got to accept that.
Y'know, if we wanna make this work,
I don't know, may be we have to do something...
-Yeah, a little compromise. -Little compromise.
-Not big, just a little bit. -Just a little bit.
[Jessica] John.
I wanna work this out.
I came here because I wanted Jess and I to be good at the birth
and everything be fine.
But I honestly don't know if things can be fixed between Jessica and I.
♪ We got so lazy In the in between ♪
♪ We made a mess That we could never clean ♪
♪ And I just want an ending ♪
[Jessica] I feel defeated.
My point and my purpose here was to like, mend things.
[Jessica sobbing]
There's nowhere to go after someone tells you, "I don't wanna be your friend."
That's a dead end road.
That's pretty much saying, like, my sister, which is his wife,
"Who cares what she thinks? It doesn't matter. I don't wanna be your friend."
[Jessica sobbing]
I truly feel like, if he loved my sister,
he would try to be my friend.
Because he would know how much I would mean to her.
[Jessica] I can't [bleep] breathe.
[Jessica sobbing]
[sniffles]
[Jessica] I believe...
[sniffles]
...that the only person suffering, is my sister.
I don't know what I'm supposed to tell my sister.
But I feel like I'm gonna be blamed.
And I want to tell her that everything's good.
It's what I wanna tell her.
I wanna tell her that we hugged, we got along, everything's good.
That's what I wanna tell her, so bad.
I just want her to have a good birth. That's it.
[sniffles]
[sobs]
I came here because I wanted Jess and I to be good at the birth
and her to be there and Christina be happy.
And everything be fine and it just...
[sighs] Any time we talk, it just never seems to go that way.
I am worried that Christina would have neither of us in the room,
or at least not even me.
Um, but if that's what has to be done for her to give birth
healthy and happily, it's...
It's what has to be done.
But I honestly don't know if things can be fixed between Jessica and I.
[Jessica] John.
I wanna work this out.
What are we gonna do? How do we make it better?
[sniffles]
I'm gonna start by forgiving you.
And I'm sorry.
So what do we tell Christina? Like, what are we gonna--
Like, how are we gonna tell her about right now?
Like, what are we gonna tell her?
Tell her, um...
If it's okay with you, if it's what you think, tell her we're good.
-Yeah, that's what I want. -[John] We'll tell Christina we're good.
We'll say we're still working on it, but we wanna fix things.
But if you think we're good,
and I think we're good, that's what we tell her.
I don't know if we're truly healed from this.
This is a truce. We're doing this because we feel like we have to.
I mean, obviously I don't, we don't really feel like we're close at all.
So, we're gonna do what it takes just to make Christina happy.
That's what we need right now.
All right. I think that's a good plan.
-[John] I'll tell her it's good. -Mmm-hmm.
[Jessica] Christina will never know what happened here today.
How much John just hurt me.
I don't want her to know.
Cause I know she'll be hurt, so we're gonna put a band-aid on this.
Truce, we're good, high five, give me a hug.
[exhales] And we're gonna...
We're gonna show up for her birth, the way that she deserves.
[doctor] Breathe through your nose.
Anna, are you okay?
[Lucy] It's really hard watching someone you love go through pain.
But we needed to do this for one another.
[Lucy] It's all right. Uh-oh.
-[Ben] Hey. -[Anna sobbing]
Have we made a horrible mistake?
[Anna sobbing]
[woman] Where were you thinking of doing the wedding?
Derek was really excited about getting married here.
What if you did it at Dr. Downey's house?
I have to think about my husband too.
-He ain't your husband yet. -My fiance.
[scoffs]
[woman] I realize that I'm gonna have to stand up to my sister.
And that's not comfortable for me.
I wanna know how you're planning on asking him.
How do you even start this conversation?
Tonight, my new boyfriend, Josh, is coming over for a dinner date.
And I'm gonna ask him if he wants to have a baby with me.
-You know it'll be-- -How long have we known each other for?
-That doesn't matter. -Oh.
Do you want a baby?
[Ashley] I just got an email break down of the IVF treatment.
Girl, it's a lot of numbers.
-Twenty-eight thousand. -[Vee over phone] Whoo!
[Vee over phone] Jesus.
I, immediately knew then [bleep] this is gonna be a problem.
Sis, I put a lot on the line.
-Let's talk about something else. -[Vee] No.
You better put your [bleep] phone down and listen to me!