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Previously on In Treatment.

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- Where does he think you are?
- Maybe fucking Reeves.

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- Your boss?
- Mm-hm.

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Is he attracted to you? Reeves?

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Why wouldn't he be?
What do you think about me?

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I think you're flirting with me.

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- Where's the stain?
- What did you expect to feel when you saw it?

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- Nothing.
- No sadness?

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- Over a stain?
- No.

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Over the loss of your baby.

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- I'm glad I'm not pregnant any more.
- Really? Really? You're glad our baby died.

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Yes. I didn't want this baby
and fucking hell, I know why.

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This has been really great, Paul.

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Couple more of these and we can trade you in
for a good divorce attorney.

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Hello.

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You look surprised.

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- We do have a session, don't we?
- Yes, we do.

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So, Jake isn't coming today?

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I don't know.

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Got a light?

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Ah, here he is now.

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Good afternoon, Jake.

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Afternoon.

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Er, no, thank you.

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(Beeping)

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Will you excuse me for a moment?
I have to take this call. Thank you.

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Hello? Oh.

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Thank you for getting back to me.
I appreciate it.

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Actually, I'm with a patient at the moment
so I've got to make this short.

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You know, as far as I'm concerned
she can go home, yes. Yes.

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OK. I owe you one.

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Oh, is her mom there? Could I speak
to her for a second, please? Thank you.

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How are you?

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Please don't worry.

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We'll talk tomorrow, OK? Same time.

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Take care, bye.

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Sorry about that. I had to take that call.

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Do you usually take calls in a middle of a session?

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That's OK. Did something happen to a patient?

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A friend's daughter. She's OK now.

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- Did we lose a minute?
- I just want to understand.

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Er, it was an emergency, Amy.
And, er, I apologise.

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Actually, Amy has a point. A minute with you
isn't cheap. It's $200... 50 minutes...

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- That'd be...
- $4 a minute, Einstein.

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You know, I was thinking before you came in
that neither one of you is ever absent.

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No matter what happens the previous week,
you both come back.

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I just want to say that, erm,

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I think that's impressive, highly commendable.

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You saying we're predictable?

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- No, that's not what...
- But we are. We are.

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- We are so predictable.
- What does that mean?

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It means the opposite of unpredictable.

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Whatever is said or done,
everyone comes home at the end of the day, right?

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As long as the everyone is me.

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When I left last week I said I wouldn't go home.
But when I did in fact go home later,

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Lenny was alone. He was by himself.

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And so, Jake had left him and told him I'd be home
to give him dinner. What if I hadn't gone home?

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- I'm so sorry I changed my mind.
- Sorry you came home to your son?

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No, I'm sorry you were so sure
I would go home.

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- Why is that, Amy?
- He's taking me for granted. He left all night and didn't come back!

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So what happened?
What time did you get home?

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- The next morning.
- So, if Amy hadn't come home

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your son would've been alone all night?

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- She came back.
- See what my word is worth?

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I keep telling you a liar shouldn't expect their word
to be worth anything, sweetie.

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Oh, baby, you think I lie? I'm gonna start
some real lying to teach you a lesson.

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(Sighs)

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God, what happened?

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- With what?
- With us, I'm asking you, what happened?

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What happened? What happened was
we started coming here, that's what happened.

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Are you saying things have gotten worse betwenn you two
since you started therapy?

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Obviously, yeah.

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- Do you feel that way too, Amy?
- Maybe.

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I told you, Paul. Couple more sessions
and we're gonna get divorced.

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- When did you tell him?
- After you stormed out of here last week.

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Maybe your arguments
are becoming more frequent here

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but I don't think that means
you're headed for divorce core.

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Maybe you're allowing yourself to...

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to vent because you feel
that somebody's in charge, i.e. Me.

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You know, like kids who fight
only when mom's around.

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Kids? Now we're kids? Jesus.

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That sounds like him and his friends. That's
where he was the other night, by the way.

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So, you did know where he was
the other night?

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Of course, it's always Simon or Eliot.

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The one thinks he's an organic farmer,
doesn't do any work,

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and he'll probably be bankrupt
by the end of the year.

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The other is an aspiring songwriter like Jake.

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He's been writing songs for 20 years
but has nothing to show for it. It's all...

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- very unsuccessful.
- You see, Paul, to Amy anyone without a PhD

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or a Swiss bank account is "unsuccessful".

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A PhD? How about a GED?

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They're losers. They sit around
and get stoned and talk about their hard luck.

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She thinks anyone who smokes a joint
on the weekend is a junkie

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but apparently her drinking is just fine.

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- He gets uptight when I drink a little.
- A little? Really? Is that what that was? Oh.

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And I wasn't uptight, I was disgusted.

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The way you were...

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hanging on to Eric like... I don't know.

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You should've seen her, Paul.
She was walking around,

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giving toasts like she was
Marilyn Monroe or something.

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It used to turn you on
that I could drink like one of the guys.

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You used to brag that I could drink any guy under
the table when we were out with your friends.

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You mean my friends you used to think
were such great guys? Those friends?

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That's what you said, right? Remember?

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You said it was refreshing that they weren't
these pretentious windbags.

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And they fucking worshipped you.

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You were so flattered.

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You worshipped me, too.

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You used to come home with tequila
and we'd get drunk and fuck like crazy.

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Why isn't it sexy any more? Tell me. What...

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- What happened?
- I don't know, but I know it's not sexy

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to drink and laugh at your own jokes,
like the other night.

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I know that's not sexy. That's embarrassing.

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I just want you to know that... whenever i hear
my phone ring and i hate that Godfather ringtone

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that you put in it, I feel embarrassed.

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Every time you show up at my work
dressed like that, I feel embarrassed.

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What's wrong with the way i dress?
 What are you talking about? I can work in these.

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Ah, yes, your work.

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It's interesting to me that the things
that drew you together in the first place

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are the things that seem to annoy you
about each other.

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You know, it's very interesting...
Oh, one more "It's interesting" Paul

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and I swear to God I'm gonna
fucking deck you, OK?

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- (Sighs)
- What's wrong with you?

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Well, what do you think happened
between the two of you?

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Nothing. Let's move on.

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All right, we'll move on. I'll watch my step.

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What are you scared of Paul ?, i wouldn't really gonna hit you.
Only if you say, "it's interesting".

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Well, what bugs you about that phrase?

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Just don't tell me that my life
is so interesting to you, OK?

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It's our life.

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- It's not People magazine.
- OK.

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Why isn't it interesting?
I think what's happening to us is very interesting.

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Really? You're interested, too.

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Remember the first time we met here?
You told me that your relationship began

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with great love.

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I mean, you both agreed on that.

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We haven't agreed on anything since.

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I haven't changed, that's for sure.

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She's changed. I don't know
what she wants from me now.

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I don't want anything from you.

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How do you think she's changed, Jake?

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Seems I'm not good enough for her any more,
not good enough for her to have a kid with.

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Oh, God, not that again, please.
Just... let it be.

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(Sighs)

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Amy, I remember you said
that when you saw Jake for the first time

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you thought he was... sexy as hell.

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I think those were your exact words.

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Yeah, we, erm...

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we went to this club with Nick's partner
and Jake was playing.

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He was, erm, up on the stage
singing She Belongs To Me.

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He was beautiful.

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And yet now, the clothes, the music,
the friends, they all seem to annoy you.

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And, Jake, you've referred to Amy as a snob.

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You've called her a princess.

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Maybe you've both been trying to force
your perspectives on each other all theese years

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and it's become a battle for control.

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And you've become so used to it, it's become part
of the dynamic of who you are as a couple.

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So why doesn't it work any more?

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Well, Amy... Amy has a strong need
to have a career.

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That seems to stress you out.
It seems to make you insecure

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and you become possessive, jealous.

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That, in turn, makes Amy, er, secretive.

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And she, she lies.

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I get the feeling that you're both tired
of this battle

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and that somewhere deep down inside,
you want it to stop but you're afraid.

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You're afraid to stop.

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But I do know one thing, there are casualties.

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Casualties? What are you
talking about? Who's a casualty?

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Lenny.

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So...

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you two got together while Amy
was still married, is that correct?

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Would you like to talk about that
a little bit, Jake?

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Ah after they came to see me play, er,

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she started taking guitar lessons from me.

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Hum she wanted to learn
a few classic songs, she said.

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- It was Nick's idea.
- Yeah. You know the rich,

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they love to tap into their creative side.

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And did your ex-husband, er,
take these lessons also?

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(Jake laughs)

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Er, no. Nick with a guitar? Are you kidding me?

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You love making fun of him.

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You loved it too come on. It used to crack you up
when I'd talk about how uptight he was.

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Do you mind me asking you,
how did your affair, er, how did it begin?

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Jake asked me to stay after the class.

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He insisted that I stay.

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- Two to tango.
- The studio was out by Gossamer Road

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and... he asked me to go
for a walk after the class.

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Hum there was a woman nearby
that rented horses.

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And we we went riding at sunset.
 It was very romantic.

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And we stopped along this river
and Jake said, "Get off your horse."

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I said, "Why?" He said, "Just get off, Amy."

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So I did, but he stayed on his horse
and I couldn't see him

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because the sun was sort of blinding me
and he said, "Take off your clothes."

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And it was so sexy, I c... I just...
I couldn't breathe. I was speechless.

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But I took them off.

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And he got off his horse
and he came over to me.

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I could feel his breath on my face

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and I could hear the horses
stamping their feet

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and I just... I couldn't help myself.
I just couldn't help myself.

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Ame, where do I know that from?

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- Do you like it?
- Mm-hm.

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- Patrick Thomas. One of your favourites.
- (Laughs) Oh, right.

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- You remembered it by heart?
- I embellished a little.

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Shit, for a minute there
I thought that really happened.

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What really happened, Paul,

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was after one of the guitar lessons

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we went out for a drink, got drunk,
and fucked in her car.

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- That doesn't sound as romantic as...
- No, it was forbidden.

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It was messy. And it turned me on.

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Jake too. He felt like he was screwing Nick.
Remember he was screwing a very successful lawyer.

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- Bullshit.
- Don't say bullshit.

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You turned everything into a pissing contest
with him. He was rich and he was smart.

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An and boring, don't forget that.

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You said so yourself.
She punished him for boring her.

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Did it concern you at all
that Amy was... was married at the time?

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Let's go back for a second
cos, erm, I just gotta correct something.

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First of all, she made a pass at me.

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- I made a pass at you?
- Yeah.

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This whole stuff about I insisted you stay
at the lesson. What? I mean, nonsense.

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OK, it was an hour lesson.
Three hours into it and I'm thinking,

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"OK, this woman really wants to learn
this song or she's into me."

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OK, when you got here there was a...
you know, a distance between you.

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A kind of coldness. Then...

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I had to take that phone call,

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which was an emergency,

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and it seemed like you both...

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I don't know, ganged up on me.

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But do you think the same kind of thing
happened with Nick?

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That that's how your intimacy was created,
with a conspiracy between you?

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I know that Amy is trying to step out
of the house, so to speak,

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she's breaking up that conspiracy,

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so that makes you uptight
and the conflict between you... intensifies.

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- How will it end?
- You know, ironically,

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sometimes ending a conflict
isn't the best thing for the relationship

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because you get so used to fighting each other
that you might lose interest if the conflict ends.

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I think Jake lost interest a long time ago,
the moment he had me.

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I didn't lose interest.
You became interested in your boss.

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I am not interested in Ben.

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Now it's Ben? Mm.

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You are such a fucking liar.

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- Don't call me a liar.
- What do you want me to tell you baby? That's what you are.

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- Well, what are you? Hm?
- We keep coming back to the same thing.

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No, you're a quitter, OK? He's a winner.

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If you had a quarter of the strength
that Ben has, I'd be interested in you, too.

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Where are you fucking him?
You fucked him already?

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- Have you fucked Simon and Eliot?
Na You haven't fucked him already but you want to don't you?

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- Oh, God.
- You do. You just said you did.

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- I didn't. You're insane.
- No you did, you did!

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You just said if I had a quarter of the strength Ben
Reeves has, you'd be interested in me, too.

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You said too. That means
you're interested in Reeves.

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- "I didn't say that."
- You just, Paul... you just said...

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Amy i know it's really hard for you, babe,
but try not to fucking lie, ok?

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- Stop calling me a liar.
Well if you stop lying, i'll stop calling you that.

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- Tell him to stop or I'm leaving.
- You're a liar, what do you want me to tell you

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- You are a fucking liar!
- Goddamn it! Stop it !!

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- Amy!
- Violent and a liar.

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- (Number tones)
- "You're a quitter, OK? He's a winner.

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"If you had a quarter of the strength
that Ben has, I'd be interested in you, too."

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- (Number tones)
- "You're a quitter, OK? He's a winner.

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"If you had a quarter of the strength
that Ben has, I'd be interested in you, too.

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"You're a quitter, OK? He's a winner. If you
had a quarter of the strength that Ben has..."

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You psychopath.

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Don't count on me coming home tonight.

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I'm not coming back this time.

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She's out of control.

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I'm afraid she might hurt somebody,
me, Lenny, herself.

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She's like a... getaway driver
in a car without seat belts.

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A getaway driver without seat belts?
Where did that image come from?

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I don't know.

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I, er... It was in this dream I had.

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She's, er...

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She's driving my car downhill very fast

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and we're not wearing seat belts.

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She looks over at me and smiles

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but I can tell that she's really worried
about something.

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She tells me that she needs hand lotion.

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- It's crazy, but we're gonna go rob Kiehl's.
- What's Kiehl's?

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It's this cosmetics store
that makes the hand lotion that she likes.

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Anyway, in the dream, I forgot to buy it for her.

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And she had asked me a thousand times
not to forget and I fucking forgot.

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So now we're sitting in front of this place
and she wants me to break into it.

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Do you, er...

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- Do you think she loves me?
- What do you think?

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I don't know. Can you just
answer the question?

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- I think she loves you.
- Yeah?

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And I'm pretty sure that you love her too, Jake.

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Yeah, what makes you say that?

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(Sighs)

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Love is not the problem, Jake.

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Can I ask you something?
Have you ever recorded the fights

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that you've had with her before?

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- Yeah.
- You have?

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And why would you do that?

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I just want to understand
what's happening to us.

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Hm.

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Somehow I... I don't think
we'll be surprising you next week.

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Surprising me how?

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By showing up here together.

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