Breaking the Girls
Which creates an ethical conundrum.
But remember, you are defending
his right to be a free citizen
not his right to kill.
Enough theorizing.
Let's look at a case that gets us
to start thinking practically.
Sara, why don't you tell us about
California vs. Chris Albanese?
Okay.
In the Albanese brothers case,
the judge, our own Professor Nolan
who's now serving a life sentence
for the brutal murder of his brother.
The defense plead
temporary insanity,
but the jury and judge
because there was evidence that he
had been planning the murder for years.
a serious opportunity here.
Yes, it was premeditated, but
it was committed in self-defense,
a very different sentence.
Thank you, Sara.
Alright. Let's start
by looking on page eight.
MacDonald vs. Chicago.
There's a precedent there.
Thanks kid, I'll see you Sunday.
Great job today.
Thank you.
See you, Dad.
You never miss your Sunday dinners, huh?
It's kinda adorable.
Hey,
don't go thinking I'm a softie.
Number of thwarts?
I will take you down.
Oh, it's on.
Don't care how many jobs you have, Sara,
I expect this one to be a priority.
One more, Tim?
I'm good, Sara. I've got
a lot of studying to do tonight.
Actually you know what?
I'll just take one more.
Alright.
So when am I gonna be able
to buy you a drink?
You know I can't drink on the job.
It never seems to be an after.
Hello.
Hey, wanna get naked?
Alright, you know what?
Sober up, go to the library.
Sorry about that.
Thanks for getting
rid off that douchebag.
It's one of my favorite
parts of the job.
What are you drinking?
It's on the house.
Jack and Coke.
Thanks.
I'm Alex, by the way.
I'm Sara.
Let me know if you
want another one of these.
Three Jack and Cokes?
Alex Layton?
Brooke Potter.
You and I met at the Reynolds
party in Brentwood.
Did we?
I really don't remember.
It's so funny we ran into you,
We're going to the same
art opening tonight.
Isn't Nina Layton your dad's wife?
Her work is amazing.
Yeah, it's okay.
$ 18.
Here you go.
Well, it was really nice
to see you again.
Excuse me...
Sara, I'm gonna need you to come in here
to review the register's receipts with me.
Hey, lady.
The lady is off work.
Need a ride somewhere?
I live in Carmine.
It's not that far.
Undergrad housing, huh?
That must be fun.
Yeah, if you're into
rose retarded frat boys.
Who says that I'm into boys?
Have a drink with me.
You know what? I've had a really
shitty day. I'm just gonna go home.
Oh, come on. I'll make it better.
Promise.
Are you sure you should
Probably not.
Why don't I drive you home?
That would be great.
You are a real peach,
you know that?
This is a nice house.
My decorator really crushed it,
don't you think?
Thanks.
Relax, it looks like you want to rip
the heads off of all your Barbie dolls.
a lot of fun right now.
Why are you so stressed out?
That stupid girl from the bar.
Which one?
That Brooke girl.
The one that was kissing your ass.
Uh, what a bore.
- Yeah well, she just got me fired.
- Well f*** her.
boyfriend I don't know,
maybe has a crush
on me or something.
Well, who wouldn't?
So, who is the guy?
Eric Nolan
First and last name, huh?
Guess you like him.
I don't know. I mean,
we haven't done anything.
It's just that Brooke is a psycho.
And she ratted me out to my boss
That I've been taking
money from the tip jar.
It's not like I was selling babies
to support my drug habit or anything
It's just taking
a few extra dollars.
That girl is not even cute.
She just acts cute.
True.
I know what you need.
This is for you, alright?
Okay, it's your turn.
Come here.
- Are you serious?
- Yeah.
Go for it.
Don't hit me.
- You feel better?
- Yeah.
- Okay good. We're going to a party.
- What party?
Don't worry. I've got a cute dress
you will look great in.
Appetizing, isn't it?
What do you think of this twisted
garbage? Oh, Nina, the artist.
I didn't see you there.
What a wonderful surprise.
Alex, why do you insist on
embarrassing yourself in public?
Wow, that dress,
it really screams, "F*** me. "
Having fun while David is away, huh?
This is my opening and my night.
Please don't make it about you.
- What was that all about?
- It's boring.
Yeah, she's my stepmother and yeah,
she's only five years older than us.
How did she meet your dad?
Oh, that's the kicker. Through me.
We used to date.
Really?
Thank you.
When I was interning at Vogue, Nina
was the photographer's assistant.
And I invited her up to my dad's
place for the weekend.
The only thing she packed was a
teeny-tiny little black bathing suit.
He took one look at her, and they
were engaged a few months later.
Gold digging b*tch.
Oh, look. It's Princess
Leia and her Jedi knight.
Let's go say hi.
- No.
- Oh, yes. Let's go.
- This is great.
- Yeah, sounds good.
I'm gonna get a drink.
- Hey, kittycats.
- Hi.
Sara, is this the guy you
were telling me about?
You've got great taste.
I'm not great with compliments,
but thanks.
I didn't know you were bar tending
the opening too, Sara.
I'm actually not
bar tending anymore.
- Why not?
- I think you know why not.
Well, it's been delightful,
but we gotta go get a drink. Bye.
I know Sara is really pretty, but
you don't have to flirt with her
right in front of me.
Give me a break. We're just friends.
Yeah, friends who've wanted to f***
each other for like three years.
Are you serious?
Don't talk to me.
C'mon.
We're leaving.
Oh, this is classy.
Have fun with her.
Are you okay?
Do you need some help with that?
Don't you have to look
after your girlfriend?
She left.
I'm sorry.
I'm really not.
Come on, let's get her up.
Let's go.
- She do this a lot?
- No, I just barely met her.
Well, don't worry. My friends gave me tons
of practice. I'm great with dead weight.
I'm up.
I just needed a little disco nap.
- I wanna party.
- You got her?
- Do you guys wanna party?
- Yes, let's...
- Eric likes to dance.
- I do, I like to dance.
Eric, you're hot.
- He's sexy, Sara. Good taste. Come here.
- No.
- You're sexy too.
- No.
Liquid courage.
You're sexy too.
How hot is she, Eric?
You're so hot.
Come on, just playing.
Eric won't mind.
Hey, let's go to the pool.
I wanna go swimming.
I'll keep all the lights out.
Just for you guys.
She's...
I'm going in.
You coming?
It's getting chilly in here. Maybe you
should go home to your girlfriend.
Yeah, maybe I should.
Morning.
You can just pour the
coffee all over me.
It's actually not coffee.
It's a hangover cure that I made.
Powder Ginger from your kitchen
and thyme from your front yard.
I didn't realize that I was
sleeping next to a hippie girl.
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