02x06 - Is It Just Me?

[bunniefuu]

[spiritual flute music playing]

[automated voice]

Call from Jason Reiss, agent.

Call from Jason Reiss, agent.

Call from Jason Reiss, agent.

[spiritual flute music resumes]

[automated voice]

Call from Jason Reiss, agent.

-[sighs]

-Call from Jason Reiss, agen--

Good morning, sir.

-Where are you?

-I’m at the beach.

-What?

-At the beach.

On a Wednesday?

Yeah, o-on a Wednesday.

I-I’m workin' out.

I’m doin' some meditating.

[laughs] That’s funny.

Hey, I got an audition for you

for this afternoon.

It’s a comedy.

Well, why so last minute?

It’s for Picking Daisy.

They weren’t too sure

about your history

with you and Izzy,

whether or not that would be an issue.

All right? And they’re also

a little reluctant

because you’re not known for comedy.

Hey, I-I pushed back hard

on this one, man.

I assured them

that you’re the professional here.

Any feelings you have towards her

are gonna be set aside.

What? I-I don’t have any feelings for her.

W-We broke up a long time ago.

Oh, yeah, yeah. That’s what I said.

But they’re struggling

to find their guy, aye.

And they ran it by Izzy,

and she gave the okay.

-She did?

-There’s no wiggle room on this one man.

So get your a*s home

and prepare. [exhales]

-Yeah, um, all right, thanks.

-[exhaling]

Jason? Jason?

[cell phone chimes]

[seagull squawks]

[splats]

Ugh!

[laughing] It’s your lucky day!

Your lucky day!

[heavy rock music playing]

[cell phone ringing]

Hello?

Hi. How are you?

I’m good. Yeah, uh, what’s up?

I was just calling

because I think I remember you saying

you were gonna go see

your parents today, right?

So I just wanted to pass along my hellos,

because I miss those guys.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, no, I-I totally will. Thanks.

Are you excited to see them?

Well, I mean,

I’m a little bit nervous.

It’s kinda weird, you know,

I haven’t seen them since rehab.

I feel like a little bit of a loser.

Kind of a shitty son

for not doin' this sooner.

Okay, calm down, princess.

That’s ridiculous.

I-I know that they’re excited to see you,

and they would definitely be proud of you.

Yeah, I guess.

I mean, their son

is a TikTok influencer now.

A Tik-- Sorry, a TikTok star.

All right, all right, relax.

No, but seriously,

I mean, take it from me.

You’re never gonna look back

and-- and wish you spent less time

with your parents, so

-Oh, sh*t!

-[car horn blares]

-What?

-f*ck' as*h*le!

Stay in your f*ck' lane!

Are you okay?

Uh, yeah, I'm-- I’m sorry. I’m sorry.

Some guy swerved into my lane.

Yeah, no, you--

You are totally right. I--

I’m really grateful

to still have them in my life.

-So that’s a good point.

-Can you please tell Jay

to say hello to his dad for me?

[laughs] Izzy said to say, um, hi.

Oh, I-I heard.

I heard. Thanks, Izzy.

I’ll, uh, I'll try to remember.

All right, well, you ladies have

a, um, a wonderful rest of your day.

Okay. Bye, Jay. Drive safe, please.

Will do. Thanks for the call.

[call beeps]

[bassy music playing]

[blows]

-Oh!

-Sorry. I’m sorry.

I-- That’s on me.

I should have said something.

No, it’s, uh, it's fine.

My co-workers prank me all the time,

so I’m generally scared.

[chuckles] Oh. Okay.

Uh, my name is Ocean.

Hi, Ocean. Can I do you--

What-- What can I please do you for?

Yeah, uh, this is gonna

sound really weird,

but I’m looking for Raelene.

I was here last night and we hit it off.

I finally built up the courage

to ask her out.

Raelene moved.

-Uh, sorry, I didn’t catch that.

-[whistles] Moved.

-She moved?

-Mm.

Where’d she move to?

To "Ayavader."

But if you want to see the city,

I get off at nine.

-[chuckles]

-[Ocean] Okay, sure, why not?

-[Izzy] Yeah?

-[Ocean] Yeah, I’m down.

-[turns video off]

-Awesome.

Picking Daisy.

Jeff encourages her

to hire him as her trainer.

"Telling a trainer

he’s got a gut takes ba*ls."

What the f*ck?

"I get it, Magic Mike." Oh, g*dd*mn it.

Allow me to woo you over GIFs.

Telling a trainer he’s got a gut

takes ba*ls.

Takes ba*ls. Takes ba*ls. Takes ba*ls.

[groans] Nope.

-[Jason over phone] What?

-I-I’m havin' a hard time

with this material, man.

Like, I-I-- do I really wanna get stuck

playin' this moron for five seasons?

Look, Seth, th-these kind of roles

have been golden

for a lot of actors, okay?

Look at Joey from Friends. Look at Kramer.

Look at, uh, Johnny Drama

from Entourage, come on.

Yeah, but that--

that’s like a best-case scenario.

There’s, like, a lot of downside here.

What if it doesn’t pan out perfectly?

[laughs] What downside?

A steady f*cking paycheck?

I don’t know, like a f*cking catchphrase

or something.

Besides, my career ambitions

don’t really align

with Kramer’s or Drama’s.

Well, whether they align perfectly or not,

it’s up to you, right?

The performer.

You know they’re gonna try

to get me to go shirtless

every other episode.

Hey bud, you wanna break into comedy,

take your shirt off and walk in there

like you own the place!

You’ve gotta start somewhere.

What am I saying? It’s a series regular!

Now, get the f*ck in there, pretty boy!

You got hair on your chest?

-What?

-Do you have hair on your chest?

Courage is not the issue here, man.

I mean actual hair.

-Yeah.

-Shave it off.

[upbeat music plays]

[sighs]

[Izzy] I think I would still

go accent over that.

Frenchie was great

until he wouldn’t shut the f*ck up,

if you know what I mean.

It got very intense very quickly.

[in French accent] "Oh, baby. How is that?

You like that, baby?"

-Oh.

-"My beautiful--"

[in normal voice] Like,

I’m not your f*ck' baby, man.

No. Did we go on a bit of a tear?

-Yes.

-Yes.

Did we need to go on a little tear?

-Yes.

-Yes. Also yes. But now?

-Out of our systems.

-Yes, exactly.

-You’re working.

-I’m working in a hot second.

I-- I found a couple places

that might be good for me to move in.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-You’re auditioning again already.

-Certainly am.

I’m trying to, you know, regain control.

And I think that’s all you can do, is try.

Ladies, ladies, thank you so much

for coming today.

I have the best thing for you.

The compost.

It is so fresh today, huh? Here you go.

Oh, we-- we thought

that we would maybe do

some of the, like, mulching.

-Mulch?

-We were--

'Cause we were here

last weekend, remember?

And we did the--

the compost stickers last week.

-Yes. The mulch.

-So, we'll-- We-- Yeah.

-You want to do the mulch?

-Yeah. Get into the much.

The-- The mulch is done for the day.

But the compost

is your best friend today.

Huh? I will take these.

Ladies, have fun most of all.

Thank you so much.

-Oh!

-[groans]

Oh, dude, I’m gonna have to dip.

-Excuse me?

-Yeah, I gotta dip.

I’m gonna go help Seth

with his Picking Daisy tape.

-Now?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

'Cause his tape’s today, so he’s gotta--

He’s gotta-- He’s gotta get this sorted.

Hey, how about we just complete

this task together

as originally planned,

and then I drop you at Seth’s.

Lyft is three minutes away.

Love you.

-What? What?

-Bye. Have fun. Thank you.

I don’t have keys,

so I’ll give you a call.

Oh, there you go.

Please do not overfill, huh?

-Okay.

-Fun. Lots of fun.

-Thanks, mate!

-[Izzy] Love you!

[upbeat music plays]

Hey, Ricky.

Richard?

d*ck? d*ck Davis.

Dad!

Jer! Hey!

-Hey.

-How are you, buddy?

-It only took five, six times?

-That’s all right. That’s all right.

-How’s work goin'?

-Oh, God.

You know, it’s backlogged.

The materials are six months behind,

and when they-- when they finally show up,

the dimensions are off.

-Ah. Ah.

-It’s just ridiculous, but yeah.

Hey-- Hey, you know,

the offer’s always on the table.

If things are ever slow,

or you just wanna come up here

and hang with your old man,

get you on the crew, put you to work.

Get those hands dirty, huh?

-Some fresh air?

-Yeah.

Busy boys are happy boys, right?

I’m a little busy right now,

just, like, movin' into my place

and stuff.

-Yeah.

-But maybe in the next-- next few months.

But, um, I’ll definitely--

definitely let you know.

We could do that.

-Okay, great.

-Yeah.

-Um, how’s the, um--

-[sighs]

-How’s the-- comin' along?

Well, I’m not doing it anymore,

which is-- Yeah.

Good. Good.

I mean, it’s--

It’s still there a little bit.

It’s kind of like every time

I’m watchin' a movie or something,

and the characters are partying

or drinking or, you know,

I just think, "God, I could just

do that so easily."

Like, I just get f*cked up one last time,

and no one would ever know, you know?

-Yeah.

-I mean, it’s just a daydream.

Yeah. Gotta know your limits.

Yeah.

Oh, sh*t, I didn’t even--

Are you okay with me?

-Oh, yeah, yeah. Go ahead. Yeah.

-All right.

I was gonna ask, um,

do you ever have trouble with anger issues

or anything like that?

-Why? What’s goin' on?

-Since I got sober,

I-I don’t know where it’s comin' from,

but the smallest things

will just break me.

-Really?

-Like, I don’t know

why it’s happening,

so I just was wondering if, I don’t know--

You definitely didn’t get it from me.

But, God, that takes me back.

I remember when you were a kid

playing basketball at the Y.

[laughs]

Jesus, every time you threw up a brick,

you would lose your sh*t.

Oh, my God, you had smoke

comin' out of your ears.

You know, the rest of the team

would fall back on defense.

You’d strut down to half court

and be like--

Hmm! Hmm!

I remember thinkin',

"That boy’s gonna be an actor."

He’s a drama queen.

I turned to your mom and said,

"There you go, honey.

You got the daughter you always wanted."

[both laugh]

What about that time

you sharted in Cub Scouts?

[laughs]

[Seth] I’m gonna leave you my card.

I don’t expect you to call me,

but I do expect a GIF.

Oh, so we’re on GIF terms already.

If you won’t say yes to me now,

allow me to woo you over GIFs.

The sweetest.

[sighs] So?

Yeah. It’s, um

[splutters]

-Um

-So

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-Yeah, it’s good.

-Okay, nice, yeah.

I’m trying to, um, keep it kinda subtle

and make sure that there’s layers

to the character, you know?

Are you--

Are you kinda gettin' any of that?

Yeah. Or, with this one,

you can not intellectualize it too much.

It’s not gonna be, like,

falling into any sort of a trap?

-No.

-Because I feel like

a lot of, you know, sitcom acting,

it’s just like the guy’s

like a one-note dummy.

He’s just this moron,

and it’s one-dimensional.

-I don’t wanna do that. Right?

-Sure.

So I was exactly the same as you

before starting this,

and I also thought that sitcom acting

was not real acting.

But, but, if you watch

the legends of sitcom acting,

they are acting their t*ts off.

They buy in at this emotional level,

and they really push it to an extreme.

It’s that disconnect

between what the audience

thinks they’re getting,

and then what they do get

which creates that comedy.

So it’s this-- it's this art form

and this, like,

push and pull,

if that makes sense?

No, it does. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,

that actually makes a lot of sense.

-Yeah?

-Uh-huh.

Yeah, I didn’t mean to,

sorry, put it down.

I wasn’t trying to-- It is acting.

No, I-I don’t think

you were putting it down at all.

-Okay.

-I just think it’s a little-known fact,

and I think I’m, like, seeing

major light bulbs go off right now.

In fact, we’re getting up.

We’re getting up.

We’re doing this standing.

Yeah, this is what we’re doing.

Mm-hmm. Um

-Yes. Good.

-Yeah.

Energy’s already flowing much better.

Okay.

-Good.

-That feels nice. Yeah.

And you don’t think that, you know,

because I’m not super jacked

or, like, ripped guy,

like, it’s okay?

You look great. Trust me.

-Okay.

-Okay.

Thanks. You look great too.

[percussive jazz playing]

[Andrea] Yeah, I think they had

quite a few people

drop out this weekend.

You know, Izzy just bailed,

so thank you for coming

and helping out the farm.

They need all the help they can get.

[laughs] Yeah, I can see that.

[Andrea] Stick them on the side there,

is what I’ve been doing.

All right.

Um, so how’s work going?

Uh, you know, it’s interesting.

-Mm.

-Yeah.

Tricia, your fill-in--

-My replacement.

-Uh, let’s say fill-in for now.

Okay.

She’s one of these method actors

that stays in character all day.

-Yikes.

-Our first lunch together,

she told me this horrific story

about how her father was an alcoholic

and fell asleep on the train tracks,

got run over by a locomotive,

really tragic.

Come to find out it was

her character’s backstory.

Her parents are actually well and fine.

Married happily,

living in Peoria, Illinois, so

-Wow.

-Yeah, she’s somethin' else.

She’ll warm up.

I’m sure you’ll love her eventually.

Yeah, I don’t--

I don’t think anybody’s

gonna compare to you.

That’s very nice.

How are you doin'?

-I’m doing good.

-You workin' on anything?

Working on up top.

-Oh, right.

-Yeah.

Well, actually, I got a--

I got an offer

to do one of those

fan conventions for Eternal,

but I turned it down. I don’t--

Oh, really? Those are a lot of fun.

-You think?

-Yeah.

I used to go with my old cast-mates

of my old show.

You know, they fly you out for free,

give you a bunch of money

-True. Yeah.

-put you up in a nice hotel.

Hang out with the fans. It’s--

Plus, it’s fun to get reunited

with your old cast, you know?

Yeah, I didn’t really

think of it like that.

-[Ebuka] Michael?

-Could be good.

Michael Niccoli? Oh, my goodness.

Oh, you gotta be k--

No way.

-Bring it in.

-[Michael] Hey!

-[both laugh]

-Oh, my God!

Come on!

Last time I saw you was in Accra.

-K-Kumasi’s Kids. Yes.

-Oh, my God!

Hey, I spent some time

over in Ghana for three months,

uh, helping rebuild schools and stuff.

-Mostly him.

-No!

-Oh?

-[Michael] God, man!

I can’t believe it!

Who is your friend? Who is this?

Oh, this is-- this is Andrea.

-Hi, I’m Andrea.

-Yes. Yes.

-We met before.

-Yeah, you are doing great work.

-Oh, thank you.

-[Ebuka] Oh, my goodness! Look at you!

[both laugh]

[Andrea] Okay, I’m just gonna--

[Ebuka laughing] Kumasi’s Kids.

[Jeremy] To answer your last question,

um, I don’t have

any chronic medical conditions.

Um, I mean, I have a bit of eczema.

Lotion usually clears that up.

Um, yeah, anyways, thank you for booking.

And, uh, yeah, appreciate it.

Remember, love is eternal.

-Hi.

-Hi.

Hi, Mom.

-Hey!

-Hey.

[speaking Spanish]

[in English] Oh, it’s so good to see you.

Let me see that face.

Now I recognize you.

What took you so long to come see me?

I don’t have an excuse.

I’m terrible. I’m sorry.

Well, you’re here now.

And look at you.

-You look great.

-Do I?

And it looks like

you’re eating the salads.

The-- The recipe that I sent you.

-Yeah, that’s really helpful.

-With the fajitas.

-My energy levels. Yeah--

-[woman] Excuse me.

We’re done, if you guys wanna play.

-Oh, yes, thank you.

-Have fun.

Mijo.

You’re playing with me. Come on!

-Right now?

-Yes, like old times.

I’m wearing my jean shorts, Mom.

That’s okay.

Yeah, but you know that I-- I chafe.

[speaking Spanish]

tighty whities that I sent you?

They’re too constricting, Mom.

I like boxers. You know that.

Tell me you’re wearing something.

I really want grandkids.

Don’t leave me without grandkids.

Okay, Mom, I won’t.

-I’m good. I’m supported.

-Okay, well, then now,

before they get the court. Come on.

All right, okay. All right.

-Your paddles are over here.

-All right.

What about--

But what about--

-Don’t they want to play?

-[Rosa] Mijo.

Don’t you know

You’re a star? ♪

Don’t you know

You’re a star? ♪

Don’t you know

You’re a star? ♪

Don’t you know

You’re a star? ♪

-Ah!

-Hey! [shouts in Spanish]

What is wrong with you?

-Are you kidding me?

-[Jeremy] Mom.

He is a TV star.

I have to protect him.

And he’s carrying

my future TV stars in there.

Do you get it?

Right where you aimed.

Right there!

-M-Mom.

-What is your problem? [shouts in Spanish]

-What?

-[Rosa] Jeremy Davis!

-Off the court!

-I’m sorry. Okay.

I’m gonna leave you my card.

I don’t expect a call,

but I do expect a GIF.

Oh, so we’re on GIF terms already.

If you won’t say yes to me now

allow me to woo you

over a GIF.

The sweetest.

[laughs]

-Yes! So much good stuff.

-Cool.

The beginning, all that new stuff

you’re finding

every time as well?

-Yeah.

-Let you run.

-Oh, I do feel like

-So good.

I’m a little more in my body.

-Hundred percent.

-Out of the head.

It’s really good. I’m super impressed.

Thank you. I mean, this is-- It’s all you.

-No, it’s really not.

-It is you.

Honestly, this is all you.

This doesn’t happen

without you here.

Seriously. And I-I feel like

we should maybe address

a little bit of the elephant in the room.

-Like

-What?

are you okay with this?

Am I here?

-Yes, you are.

-Mm-hmm.

-But

-But what?

Obviously you’re just

getting out of your engagement,

and we have our history.

So I just wanna make sure

that you’re comfortable

with all this.

I mean, I’m stepping into your world here.

That’s super gracious of you.

And I appreciate the thought.

But I think I’m actually pretty good.

I cried yesterday

because I saw an old man

eating a sandwich by himself.

But other than that,

I think I’m actually feeling

a lot of relief,

and I think that it was

the right thing to do,

and I feel-- feel good.

As far as you and I go,

we’d just be working together.

I mean, it’s not like

we’re gonna f*ck, right?

[both laugh]

It’s that face!

-What?

-It’s that face.

That’s what’s gonna book you this job.

-That-- What was I doing?

-That face.

It’s like, you want to smile,

but you’re also terrified.

Huh?

You’re amazing.

And you’re gonna do amazing today.

But this? This guy probably

needs to be swapped out.

Oh, sh*t. Yeah, that’s, um

I should change this before I go in there.

-Darker shirt, maybe.

-Okay, good call. All right.

But thank you, honestly, so much.

Like, you’re really good at this.

Have you-- Have you ever thought

about directing an episode?

No. I haven’t.

-[Ebuka] Are you ready?

-[Michael] Okay.

You can do it. You’ve got it.

You’ve got it.

[yells]

[all yell]

[Ebuka laughs]

Yeah!

[Ebuka] Perfect work!

-Did you see that?

-I did.

That was amazing.

-I’m a natural.

-You’re a natural.

[laughs]

What, uh-- What have you been doing?

Oh, I just got off the phone with my reps.

You got me kind of jazzed about the idea

of that convention, so I just--

They’re on it.

-They’re all over it. Yeah.

-Oh. Already?

-Yeah.

-With the Eternal cast?

-Yeah. Yeah.

-Cool.

You kinda sold it to me,

so I just thought I’d jump on it.

I did, didn’t I?

-Yeah.

-Well, just, you know,

um, make sure that’s really

what you wanna do.

You know, make sure that’s, uh--

You know, check all your boxes.

Oh, for sure, for sure.

I mean, it’s not-- it's not in stone yet.

-Right.

-But I think you made it sound fun.

-Yeah. I did.

-Yeah.

Okay

Would-- Would you have dinner with me?

The two of us? My place?

I’ll cook a dinner for us.

What is this hesitation?

Why have you not said yes?

Um

Do you know

who you are standing next to?

Oh, come on.

I do. Yeah.

[Ebuka] This man right here is a legend.

If I were naked right now, no clothing,

he would give me everything off his back,

and his shoes too.

Listen to me. Listen.

There is a saying in Nigeria.

When a ripe fruit sees an honest man,

it drops.

Huh?

Look, let me, um

[laughs]

I like that saying.

Let me walk it back a little bit.

I don’t mean for it

to sound like a date.

I’m just tired of cooking for myself.

It’d be nice to cook

for someone else too.

And I miss you.

I miss you too.

So let’s do it.

I would love to. Thank you.

Wonderful chef.

[laughs]

Let’s do it.

[man] What are you thinkin'?

Eat sh*t!

[grunting and yelling]

[electronic music playing]

Well, this is nice, Mom.

Isn’t it? I love it.

I am so happy here.

Peaceful.

And busy.

My investment properties are doing great.

I’m also managing Andrea’s condo

in Palm Springs, as you know.

Yeah.

And that has appreciated like crazy.

-Has it?

-Oh, the market is nuts.

-It is, huh? Yeah.

-Yeah!

That’s awesome. That’s awesome.

She says hi, by the way.

She misses you guys.

Do you see her? I mean

Yeah. We talk.

I mean, things are much better now

than they-- they were.

But, um, we’re friends.

Friends?

Yeah. Friends.

-Aye, Jeremy.

-Right now, I’m just trying

to stay the course, you know?

Focus on the sobriety,

and hopefully that leads to good things.

Mijo, I’m glad you stopped drinking.

You were never a good drunk.

-Nope.

-No.

And neither was your father,

and you got that from him.

Okay. Fair enough.

Do you remember how competitive

you used to be,

and you had fire,

and you had all this drive?

I just want to see that fire.

The passion, the fire

that you got from your mamita.

Yeah.

Mijo, do you think

you’ll get that back?

You know, I don’t really think

it ever left, to be honest.

I think it’s still there.

I just, uh, need to find

a healthy way to channel it.

I’m really proud of you, Jeremy.

Thank you, Mom.

I appreciate that.

Now, let’s get the ladder

because I have decorations

and I have tool boxes

that I cannot lift,

and there’s a photo album

that I want you to see.

-Oh, okay, whoa. All right.

-Come on.

Real reason for my visit, revealed.

[Seth] Telling a trainer

he’s got a gut takes ba*ls.

[Amber] All right, I get it, Magic Mike.

If you won’t say yes to me now,

allow me to woo you over GIFs.

The sweetest.

[Amber laughs]

That was so good.

-Yeah?

-That was great.

Sorry, I d-don’t have any adjustments.

Um, but there is one thing.

Can I get a photo of you shirtless?

Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Wait a second here.

And

Whoo!

Okay. In character.

-Did you shave?

-Yeah. We can--

If you want to let them know,

like a note, I just--

Yeah, that won’t be there

in a week.

Okay, great. One, two, flex.

-Um

-You know what?

Should I do a couple

of push-ups real quick?

-I was gonna say

-Yeah, get a little pump.

-Be right back.

-[laughs]

[indistinct chattering]

Is the creator gonna see it?

The creator’s gonna see it. And lift.

Yes! Yes!

[sighs]

Sorry, I

I stood up too fast.

Okay, take-- take your time.

Take a deep breath.

-[Seth] I’m okay.

-[casting director] Okay.

-Okay. We’re good. Yeah.

-Good? Okay.

Now, one, two, flex.

-Great. I think we got it.

-Cool.

[casting director] Thank you so much

for making our jobs easier.

-Yeah. Thank you.

-Oh, there you go.

See you guys again,

maybe with a little less clothing.

-[casting director] Oh!

-Should you be so lucky.

-Is that a promise?

-[all laugh]

[Seth] But thank you.

-Appreciate it.

-[casting director] Thank you.

[Seth] Thank you.

[upbeat jazz playing]

[cell phone chimes]

[laughs]

Hey, Seth.

Oh. Hey.

Hi.

I never do this,

but, uh, that was really fun,

and I think you’re great.

-Um

-Thank you.

And, uh, would you wanna hang out?

Sure. Yes. I mean, I would love to.

Do you want to hang out right now?

Well, I can’t now.

I have to go back in the session.

-Right.

-My sister is the, uh, casting director.

-Oh, okay.

-I’m just filling in,

so it’s not a conflict of interest

or anything like that,

and I-I-I know of your work,

but I’m not like a super fan.

This feels really creepy, doesn’t it?

-I’m so sorry.

-No, you’re fine.

Like, honestly, that was

one of my best reads ever.

Half of that was you, so

-Great.

-Thank you.

-Yeah. Should I put my info?

-Right. Yeah, yeah.

Um, here.

There you go.

Great.

So, was it the, uh, shirtless dancin'?

No, I just, um

I thought we had

a really great connection,

and I liked your personality.

Here you go.

Thank you, Amber.

Yes.

Amber is the color of your energy.

-Incubus.

-No, it’s actually 311.

-Right.

-Yeah.

That’s what I meant.

-I’m sure they tour a lot together.

-Right.

Yeah.

Um, I guess I’ll hear from you soon.

-Thank you.

-Yeah.

-Or, bye. Sorry.

-Bye.

-I’ll text you.

-Talk to you soon.

[uplifting music playing]

[Jeremy] Hey, um, it’s me.

Uh, Jeremy, it’s Jeremy.

Yeah, I just, um

I wanted to give you a call

because, uh, you were right again.

[laughs] So

-Hang on a second.

-thank you

for the words of encouragement.

I was like,

"What doctor walks like that?"

Yeah, I was thinkin'

maybe we could get together sometime

and just-- just catch up.

I'm-- I’m pretty wide open

these days, so

[Michael] This is actually--

No, this is actually

from the hills of Santa Clarita.

But-- But I’m just-- Look, I, uh

This is just-- This is all--

Hey, um, I know I’ve been

kind of all over the place.

It’s been a pretty shitty time.

But it really means the world

that you’ve been there for me.

I don’t take it for granted,

and, yeah.

Thank you.

[glasses clink]

[laughs]

Yeah, it would-- it would just be

really great to see you.

So, um, give me a shout. Give me a call.

Okay? I-I hope you have

a really great night.

Um, all right, bye, Andrea.

[uplifting music playing]