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charming if I were British.
Cheerio. It worked.
No, it didn't.
God, I'm really bad at accents.
You are, you actually
are really bad at it.
I know this isn't where you
imagined yourself at this age.
You mean closing my
failing business, single?
I don't know, it
seems about right.
Did you hear about
Peter and Lana?
He filed for divorce.
You got me bad
news for my birthday?
You know I love
other people's bad news.
Speaking of, Paul and Jane,
while no longer Paul and Jane.
Wow, really?
You gonna hit that?
No.
- Why?
I think I'm gonna be celibate.
Oh. That'll last.
Uh, it will last.
I will be celibate.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
PAUL'S PICK
ZOE:
GRAND OPENING!
Hey. Nice sign.
A little on the nose.
I know.
This is great, congrats.
Thanks. - It's amazing.
- Thank you very much.
You know, all my life, I've
anticipated failure so much
it's kind of bizarre when
it's not actually happening.
Mmm.
Sounds nice, enjoy it.
Hey, I heard
about you and Jane.
And I'm really sorry.
"How you holdin' up?
Oddly well.
That's good to hear.
- Yeah, except for one thing.
What?
I keep trying to not
be in love with you.
And it does not
seem to be working.
Hmm, interesting turn
of events. - Mmm-hmm.
Let me just lay out
some ground rules.
There's gonna be no
sleeping together, no sex.
I'm so sorry.
- Okay, great, see you.
All right.
Come here.
Hey.
- Yeah?
I think I'm comin'
around on Tom Petty.
Okay, we can have sex.
Let's f***. - Oh, fantastic.
The table's very
small but it is full-service.
No, wait, I have an idea.
- No, wait, don't leave me.
No, I need to get this. - Don't
leave me. - Come on. - All right.
Promise, this is gonna be good.
One, two, three.
Good one. Got it.
Do this? - No, no.
- I've seen people do this.
Told you.
FAVORITE POSITION:
NEXT TO EACH OTHER
My most memorable
blowj*bs was with a celebrity.
Oh, I try not to brag
about that too much, uh...
But I met Rick Moranis
right after Honey,
I Shrunk the Kids
and, honey, did
I shrink his kids.
You know?
I'm sweating.
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