Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Honey, they're your friends.

- Put your feelings for him aside. - He's one of my oldest friends.

- Save me some mac and cheese? - Sure. See you.

Kirsten's right. I mean, you wouldn't get a divorce.

It could get ugly.

Dinner is served.

...I met Kirsten.

Do you have to...?

She's nice, and she's smart, for a fifth-grader.

If it's not, we'll make it fun. Life is what you make it.

And pay for it how? I mean, my dad's credit cards got shut off yesterday.

Well, some people have a natural talent.

I'm glad we are.

Yes, another one of those.

Jules, tell me. Did you have any idea about any of it?

- Okay, yes. That is better. - Wanna come?

You want me to sell my house?

I know. I've heard. He still has your prom photo up on our wall.

- You know what...? - I was thinking...

All right. Well, when you finish doing guy stuff...

- Like on a date? - Not a date, just...

I don't have turf, but if I did, this would be it. And Summer will be there.

- It was just sophomore year. - What Jimmy did was wrong.

I'll be right back with your drinks.

- What do they know about partying? - I couldn't agree more.

- People get shot. - That's what I'm saying.

Hurry up, I'm freezing.

I'll give you Richard's number when we get back. He's the best.

You're gonna lose your Series 7 license.

As long as I have?

...that's what I wanted to talk about. Last night was totally my fault.

Don't abandon him.

Dad. What are you doing, man?

- I'm sorry. - I just need to be alone right now.

It's your turn, Julie.

Yes. The ladies. I feel you.

- All right. - All right?