The Truth About Lies Page #5
look after things while I'm gone.
Well, you were talking
about your design company
that you used to own.
I mean, maybe he could help you out.
I'm sorry. You said what?
Oh, right, earlier. Yeah, we were talk...
I was telling Rachel about, um,
my, uh, uh, design company.
I ran a company, and sold it years ago.
Really? I find this fascinating.
- I'm fascinated.
- What kinda work did you guys do?
Uh, i-it was the same kinda thing.
Design, branding, uh,
interactive campaigning.
- Yeah.
- Wow! That's great.
We don't-we don't have
to talk shop, by the way,
if you don't want to because...
I don't mind. I don't mind.
Fantastic. This Paris
thing, it just popped up,
and I've been worried that I wasn't
gonna find someone to cover for me.
Is that something that
you'd be interested in, or...
Um, I'm certainly not on the cutting edge,
like I used to be, um,
see what the kids are up to.
Look, I don't wanna
monopolize the conversation.
No, no, it's fine. It's...
Uh, but why don't you come by on Monday,
and we can-we can, uh, talk there?
Uh, great, yeah. Let's do it, Monday.
Great.
Great.
Great.
Great.
- Hey.
- Oh, thank you.
Yeah.
put my spiritual quest on hold,
in order to help out your husband.
Yeah, I'm sorry. I
shouldn't have said anything.
- I don't know why I did.
- It's fine. I'm kidding.
It's totally fine. I probably
deserve it for earlier.
Yeah.
Do you need help here?
There's a lotta dishes.
No, no, I got it. I'm good. Thank you.
You know, I can't believe
it's taken so long,
but they're finally bringing competitive
dish curling into the Olympics.
- You should look into it.
- Oh, you should see me carry garbage.
Oh, please, garbage is one
of my greatest weaknesses.
- Oh, really?
- Yes.
You must have to go to
the gym to do all this.
- It takes endurance.
- No, just yoga sometimes.
- Yoga? Oh, cool, cool.
- Yeah.
I'm-I'm totally into yoga.
- Really?
- Yeah, I love it.
What kind?
What kind? Oh, well, of
course, there's multiple kinds.
I, uh, I love it...
Uh, you know, the... It's weight.
Weight yoga?
- Yeah.
- Oh, okay.
Uh, for weight loss?
Uh, well, no, I mean, it's-it's yoga,
but it's weight-it's weight lifting.
It's mostly for men,
so you might not have...
your muscles more stiff...
- right?
- Yes, no, it...
- Yes, exact... You're right.
- Yeah.
You're absolutely right.
You get stiff, and then
you need to do more yoga.
- It's sort of a capitalist approach to the whole thing.
- Okay.
You just keep-keep going to class.
Well, you should-you should try Rama yoga.
The teachers are-are really great.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- That's where you go?
- Yeah.
The Monday night class is awesome.
Monday nights?
That's when I have, um,
my Gangnam yoga class,
but maybe I can move somethin' around.
- There's no weights, though.
- No weights?
- More traditional.
- More traditional?
- If you can handle it.
- More-more like yoga, you're saying.
- More like yoga. Actual yoga, yeah.
- More like real... Yeah, yeah.
Okay, yeah, maybe I'll check it out.
It sounds like fun.
So, you now run a successful company?
- Uh-huh.
- What the hell is that?
I'm projecting a successful image.
Thank you very much.
All right, I appreciate the effort.
Not necessarily experimenting
on my family, but...
Oh, come on. Have a-have a little faith.
I won't ruin the company.
It's only a couple weeks.
shirk responsibility.
And, by the way, I-I think you owe me,
having tricked me into going
there in the first place.
That's fair. That's true.
Seems like you had a blast.
It's just too bad you spent
all the time talking to Rachel.
Yeah, I was having a much
better time talking to, uh,
auntie what's-her-face
and uncle scoliosis.
Scoliosis, yeah. Nicest guy.
- Oh!
- Jesus, mom!
- God.
- Don't be so dramatic.
I didn't even know you could still do that,
whatever that is.
Well, we're not dead yet.
Yeah, too bad!
I can still hear you!
Uh, excuse me.
I'm looking for Eric Stone's office.
Thank you.
There's nothing I can
do to make this better.
I got it fair and square, all right?
Yeah, well, if he'd wanted to offer more,
then he should've offered more.
If you have a real issue with it, y...
No, I didn't say, "See me in court."
We're do-we're done
with this conversation.
Yeah, bye, Mom.
Um, okay.
Uh, basically...
things are running pretty smoothly here.
I just-I don't-I don't
need my team tempted
- while I'm gone.
- Yeah.
Don't get me wrong.
They're-they're hard workers.
- I just want it to stay that way.
- Yeah.
It's pretty simple. I'm
looking for a babysitter.
Oh, yeah. No-no-no,
I-I know the drill.
You know, been there. Paid for that.
Yeah.
that you guys are pretty close?
Oh, yeah, ver-very close.
He had some nice things to say about you.
Yeah? Hey, well, if
they're nice, they're true.
So, why'd you sell your company, Gilby?
The question.
Uh, good-good question.
Um, seriously, it, uh, it was time.
Yeah, okay, good. So, look, I'm
always looking for good people.
Especially people I'm told I can trust.
Oh, well, absolutely.
Why don't we give this
a shot, see how it goes.
Yeah, you got it, boss, yeah.
All right, let me
introduce you to the team.
Brad's an a**hole, but
the rest are pretty good.
Guys, everyone, listen
up. This is Gilby Smalls.
He's gonna be overseeing
things for me while I'm gone.
I thought you said that I was
gonna look after the group.
Well, Brad, you really
need to focus on your work.
And don't interrupt when
I'm talking to the group.
You guys won't even know I'm here.
Just don't make any mistakes.
Gilby used to run his own media company,
so don't be afraid to
ask him anything, really.
Uh, what was the name of that company?
Imagine, Inc.
Imagine, Inc. is not a media company.
Brad.
Imagining, Inc.
Imagining.
Imagining, uh, Design, to be exact.
Technically, The Imagining Design Company.
Yeah, the old IDC, she was somethin'.
Great. So, even though
I'm not here, I'm here.
All right?
Let me show you the game room.
Come on.
Game? Game?
We have a game room?
Is this yoga?
Hi. Shh.
Hi.
Hey.
Take off your shoes.
Oh, my God. Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry.
Hi.
- Oh.
- First time?
No, I've yoga'd before.
I was yoga'ing yesterday.
Okay.
Well, um, here you go.
- I don't need a belt.
- It's okay.
Go ahead.
Try to use this disruption
in your meditation.
Watch your thoughts and
see what comes up for you.
Very nice.
Remember to breathe.
Beautiful job.
Nice.
Hey, hey-hey-hey,
don't force it.
- It's not a competition.
- Yeah.
Why don't you just rest in Child's Pose?
No, thank you. I... Thank you.
I appreciate it, but I can do this.
Well, at least use the wall for support.
I got it, okay?
Child's Pose.
I got it.
Oh, God, are you okay?
Ow!
I got it.
I got it.
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