The Other Woman
1
Where you going? Come here.
Wait, wait, wait.
Sorry. You're right.
We barely know each other.
Maybe we should
have a drink and talk.
Actually...
...my zipper just got
caught on my necklace.
But if you want to talk,
we can. Sure.
Okay, great.
Or we can talk after.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Come on!
No!
Let me tag along for a drink.
You said I'd like it.
It's too soon.
Once you meet my dad
and I meet your friends,
they become a part of this...
...and I just want to stay in
It's been eight weeks.
You keeping track?
Happy Anniversary.
I saw it and...
...I thought of you.
Open it.
Good morning.
Why do I schedule
breakfast meetings?
For the bacon, I think.
But you need to
lay off that until
your cholesterol's down.
Why not turkey?
Screw turkey.
I like pig.
Well, I heard
a story on the news...
...about a guy who ate an
undercooked pork chop and...
...got a worm that made his
Uh-huh.
And to relieve the pressure, they
had to cutout a chunk of his skull.
Oh, wow.
Like a triangle of his skull, they
cut it right out of his head...
...and they implanted it
in his groin...
...so it wouldn't die.
Otherwise,
his brain would have...
...his head
would have exploded.
Mmm-hmm.
The skull was
holding his brain...
...which was swelling, and his
head would have just exploded.
Just think of that
next time you eat pig bacon.
I will.
Here you go.
Thanks, sweetie.
Thunder!
He needs training.
I'm taking him to
obedience school today.
Oh! And we need a check
for the painter, too.
That reminds me, I need
you to sign these, honey.
What are they?
Oh, just some stuff
for the accountant.
I don't even understand this.
I can't even read these anymore.
I already read it for us.
You just have to sign.
No, I really
don't understand this.
I feel like I need
to go to brain camp.
Like, a brain camp.
Where they give you
exercises for your brain?
When people have lazy eyes...
...they get
their eyes worked out
so they don't
have to wear glasses.
Mmm-hmm.
They should have
that for your brain.
Like a brain camp.
You could go lay on
a beach and get tan
and drink gingko balboa all day.
You come back and
you're super smart.
It's gingko biloba.
Balboa was Rocky.
Right. See? See? That's why
I need to go to brain camp.
Any messages?
I don't think so. I've kind
of been in the zone here.
You weren't going
to mention these?
Why? They're the
first things you see.
Micromacks? I thought Dave Cohen
was handling this merger.
No. The client said
he was too emotional.
They wanted a ruthless
law robot, so...
I got Micromacks.
Get Dave on the phone. I need
all pertinent materials...
...and a set of
dates for deposition.
Why do you work so hard?
is that you don't have to.
You don't see me worrying
about my job, do you?
Unfortunately, no.
That's because I have a Stan, okay?
He works.
I come here because it's
like a hobby that pays well.
Oh, by the way,
your dad called...
...to confirm that you and he were
still on for drinks with "Mark."
Who's Mark?
The guy I'm seeing.
Obviously, but which one?
The only one.
There's one guy?
And you're calling him Mark?
So, Model Man Boy
and Dr. Not So Smart...?
Gone.
The Hot Rabbi?
And the Hot Rabbi's Cousin?
Cut them loose.
You cleared the roster.
I cleared the bench.
Wow.
You haven't dated
just one guy in a long time.
It's not a big deal.
It's very new.
No jinxies. I get it. It's good
that Mark doesn't have a nickname.
You haven't rejected him.
He's not a donor kidney.
Not the organ I was thinking of.
Hello?
Hi. Red or white?
Red or white what?
Wine.
Did you forget?
Forget what?
Dinner with Phil.
You told me that was next week.
I said next week
last week so it's this week.
I got to work tonight.
Again? This is
The guys want to do dinner. So
I'll stay in the city tonight.
Why don't I meet you
after your meeting?
I'll drive in to meet you in
the city after your meeting!
No, you don't want to do that.
I don't mind!
We'll have so much fun!
We'll go to that hot chocolate
place in the morning.
Screw it.
I'm coming home.
Really? Aw!
Really.
Family comes first. I'll
see you when I get back.
I'll make a steak and salad...
Sh*t!
Wow, look at you!
How are you?
Not too great.
Oh, what's wrong?
The housekeeper called.
A pipe burst in the bathroom...
I have to go handle it.
Oh, no! You're going
to Connecticut now?
I got to. There's two feet
of water in my basement.
I can go with you.
That'd be fun.
No, you go see your dad.
I'll see if he can
meet tomorrow night.
I won't be back tomorrow night.
And what about meeting my dad?
I'm sorry, baby.
I have to take a raincheck.
Yeah, okay.
Don't be mad.
I'm not being anything.
What do you want me to do?
Go to Connecticut.
Really?
Yeah, really.
Okay.
Call me when you're
done being pissed.
That might be a while.
Hi, hon.
Here, you want this?
I'm switching to vodka.
Ugh!
Who orders gin?
Uh, I couldn't read the menu because
I left my glasses at Nina's.
Want to know who Nina is?
Not really.
Indian girl.
Beautiful.
Soft skin.
We met at Trader Joe's.
She told me about
this naan bread.
When did you start eating naan?
She's 24, a dance major. I eat
anything she tells me to.
Ew!
Where's your guy?
No! How come?
he went back to Connecticut.
And where in the story
does he act like a jerk?
It's how he handled it.
You're being paranoid.
And when I get this feeling,
I'm usually always right.
Oh, please! Every relationship
I've ever had, something felt off.
That's probably why you're
wrapping up divorce number five
with one of my sorority sisters.
You really like this guy, huh?
So forget all this bullshit
and go surprise him.
It's not bullshit.
It is.
Put on something sexy, get
your ass out to Connecticut...
...and fix that
young man's plumbing.
Don't worry, you look good.
He'll love it.
Who?
Whoever.
Here you go.
Thanks for the ride.
Need me to wait?
Nah, I think I got it.
Hi.
Hi.
I'm looking for Mark.
Oh. What's this about?
I'm Carly. You must
be his housekeeper.
No, I'm his wife, Kate.
Is this some kind of
stripper-gram or something?
Oh.
No. No. I have
the wrong address.
I'm looking for
a different Mark.
Mark Kink.
Mark King?
No! No, no.
He's a short guy? Bald?
Lives a couple of
streets over on Clark.
There is no Clark Street.
Anyway...
Ooh! Ah! Ah!
Oh, my God!
Sh*t.
Um. I'll send you
a check for your urn.
Can't forget this.
What happened?
It must be big. You were crazy
about him two days ago.
It can't be the sex... you were a lot
nicer and your hair was more shiny.
He has a wife, okay?
He's married.
You don't think
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