I Do... Until I Don't Page #2
Don't order me around,
Richard.
Is she there,
the horse-training munter?
Name's pippa.
Oh, no, sorry.
The equestrian wrangler.
Don't answer that.
I want you to come home.
I miss you.
Well, I don't care!
I think you do.
No, I don't give a toss.
And neither do you.
How's the project going?
It's going very well,
actually.
Is it then?
Is that a lighter I hear?
You're not smoking?
No, I'm not smoking.
I can hear you
smoking.
It's not good for your face.
Currently I've got too many
couples to choose from.
Is that right?
Okay. Good for you, girl.
No, it's good. It's therapeutic.
Is it then?
All these strangers
reminding me
why you're so f***ing
predictable!
How's Richard?
actually.
1.4 is more
than reasonable. Period.
After all, comma,
won't it feel great
to finally get rid of
that
gator-infested property--
question mark.
Again, comma, so...
Sorry about
your bichon frise.
Exclamation point.
Must have been
a horrific sight.
Exclamation point.
Exclamation point.
Um, if you wou--
ah.
Hi.
Mmm-mmm-mmm,
mmm-mmm-mmm.
Is it too sexy?
Almost too sexy.
Harvey, am i
a gay man in the '60s
looking to bone?
-All right, fine.
-I mean, come on.
You know what?
be a goddamn pill.
I'd rather take one
than be one.
What?
What did you just say?
I said
I'd rather take one
than be one.
Why does everything gotta be
a quip, a little dig?
It's-- it's--
it's unpleasant.
I'll tell you that.
Mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm,
mmm-mmm-mmm.
Oh, my god, please.
Are you going to take
the helmet off for dinner?
I don't know.
Is it safe?
What?
I don't know if it's safe
to take it off.
Because I feel like--
we're in a fricking
restaurant, Harvey.
Danger zone here.
I might need it
for some sort of protection.
Well, just so you know,
you do look
mentally challenged.
Well, that's fine.
Because you know what?
It's the opposite of sexy.
Being married to you
is challenging
in so many ways--
mentally, emotionally,
physically--
that, to me,
it seems fitting
that I would look challenged,
sitting here with you.
-Mmm, I'm sure.
-Okay.
I am gonna
take a leak.
Order me
the French dip.
Hello.
I'm so sorry
to bother you.
Two French dips,
side, creamed spinach--
-no, I'm not a waitress.
-Okay, well, I'm broke.
-And I'm not interested
in what you're selling.
-I'm not soliciting anything.
Okay, well, I don't think
you think I'm a hooker,
unless you're an idiot
or a very hopeful lesbian.
Oh-- oh, god.
I didn't know
you were lesbians.
No, no, we're not lesbians,
nor hopefuls.
Well, actually, she is.
I'm not.
-Hi. I'm Vivian prudeck.
-Hello.
I'm in the area
making a documentary
for BBC films
about the concept
that marriage--
how much?
Should be a contract
that expires after seven years--
married 31.
How much?
Well,
But it's more the cachet
of participa--
20k, five percent.
3,000, two percent,
and that is more than generous.
Seventeen and three,
and I'll throw in
some domestic abuse.
Four and 2.5,
and that's my final offer,
with the domestic abuse.
Twelve and four,
and I'll give you
a trial separation
at some point mid-shoot.
-You're bluffing.
-Bluffing is for children.
Don't insult me.
I'll give you 10,000
and three percent
if you deliver
all of the above
and... Divorce papers.
You've been listening
to widespread panic radio.
say "yes" to
rightnowblinds.Com.
It's just
seamless and easy.
There it is.
What's wrong?
Our accountant says
we have to file.
For what?
Uh, for chapter 13.
So, uh--
but don't worry.
Lenny says
it's just to reorganize
so we don't have to
lose the house.
Lose the house?
What?
Yeah.
No, that's--
that's crazy.
I mean, i--
I didn't know
it was that bad.
Yeah, well...
Why didn't--
i-i-it is what it is.
My god!
I mean, Jesus!
Gosh, Noah!
God, I really think
that's unfair.
I wish you would
have told me. I--
well, don't panic.
I'm panicking.
I should panic.
I feel sick.
I feel really warm.
The bankruptcy is to protect us
Oh, my god!
It's just to reorganize.
We can't bring a child--
you're talking about
bringing a child into poverty?
Thank you.
No, thank you.
One thing at a time.
Okay.
My god, I feel so frivolous.
I got my hair done today.
You can get your hair done.
What was it, 30, 40 bucks?
No, it was, like, $120.
What?
Yeah!
What did they even do?
It looks the same.
It's low-lights.
It's a... whole thing.
It's like highlights.
You know highlights.
Sure.
So it's like that,
but it just...
that you don't really notice.
It's very subtle.
But there's a gleam.
Jesus.
Then-- then yes.
Okay?
Yes?
How about no hair treatments
that cost over a hundred bucks
and result in nothing?
Gleam? How does hair gleam?
Yeah, it was a bad call.
I just didn't realize...
Where we were.
Huh?
Mmm, o-okay.
Hi.
Is that foreplay?
'Cause I feel
like I missed
something crucial.
Well, you were
all ready before,
and so I was just--
just feel like
we need to connect,
so i--
yeah, well,
it just--
hi.
Hi. Um...
No, I mean,
i appreciate it.
I-i-i just didn't know
you were gonna--
i-I'm--
I'm-- I'm already--
i-i took care of myself.
I already did it.
What?
When?
Well, like,
just now.
I didn't hear anything.
How do you do that?
I didn't even
feel the bed shake.
When I do it myself,
it's really...
Silent and efficient.
Geez.
Well, where's
all the stuff?
I-i don't know.
You don't know?
I mean, it's on a shirt
or something down there.
Hey, um, Fanny and Zander
are in for tomorrow night,
by the way.
Why bring up my sister
when we're talking
about your penis?
Well, you're the one
not me.
What are you doing?
Watching gif's
on tumblr.
Good night.
Um, excuse me.
Uh, hi. Sir?
Yes?
How may I help you?
Yes, I was just--
I'm a really big fan
of Vivian prudeck's--
oh, excuse my bodyguard.
Hello.
Hi. Hi. Wow.
Sorry. I saw you speak,
and I just was really
interested in your project.
I see by your wedding band
that you're either
married or separated.
I am, yeah.
We are married.
It's coming up
seven years now.
Mel, get the release!
Yeah, I just--
and I don't mean
to be gauche, but, um,
how much does this
sort of thing pay, or...
What's your name,
my darling?
Oh, my goodness.
I'm so sorry, Vivian prudeck.
I'm Alice. Alice brewing.
If you'll allow me, Alice,
I'd like to ask you
a personal question.
Oh. Okay. Yeah.
Are you happy?
Sorry. My profession
sometimes encourages me
to overstep my mark.
That's quite all right.
I understand.
Happy? Yes.
We're very happy.
We went to college together.
I was a freshman.
And then took some time off.
We had great faith
in our love though, so we
did eventually get married.
That's fantastic.
Well, take care.
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