Better Living Through Chemistry Page #3
about weekend bike rides at all.
Come on, honey!
Let's take this hill!
F***ing misery.
Kara discovered road cycling was
perfect for shedding baby weight,
and Doug was on board.
He saw cycling as a chance for them
to do something as a young family,
and for a moment, it was fun.
For Kara, though, cycling turned
from hobby into profession,
inspiring her business at the
nearby Glen Rock Shopping Centre.
Come on! Grind it out! Cottage
cheese is for breakfast, not thighs!
And leading her to victory
at the Tour de Woodbury.
She's won five out of
the last six races.
It's become the cornerstone
of Kara's year.
And the bane of Doug's existence.
- And I said, "Armstrong?"
- That's right.
"More like headstrong."
Doug, you made it.
There you go, Dougie. You know
the drill. Last man pays.
We waited 45 minutes for you, Doug.
I just figured we'd
all eat together.
It's gonna be getting
dark now, okay?
- I want you to be careful.
- Okay.
Okay.
- Thanks, honey.
- Yep. See you at home.
Doug?
Oh, hey, Mrs...
Elizabeth.
Right.
Did you think about
going to medical school?
I did. I was, but then Kara
got pregnant, things changed.
We got married and this just
seemed like the logical choice,
especially with Kara's father
owning the pharmacy and all.
He's Bishop.
He's definitely Bishop.
- He's Bishop.
- Whoa.
And what about this?
The cycling thing.
You do that for the
cool clothes, or what?
Yeah, yeah. No, mostly I do it
because my wife expects me to.
Although I don't share her passion,
I do think that a good cardio
workout three times...
Doug, can I ask you something?
Go ahead.
Do you do everything your
wife tells you to do?
Excuse me.
Yeah? Oh, no, I'm still here. I've
been here for f***ing two hours.
You are... You are offensive.
You are... Oh, I...
Don't, no. No, just don't
f***ing come then!
Sorry about that.
I really shouldn't
be saying anything
because you look like you're
gonna be very good for business,
but the pills in
those orange bottles
people's problems, you know?
When you find that solution,
you let me know what it is, all right?
I can't tell you how
much I appreciate this.
Yes, you can.
- I appreciate it.
- See, I knew you could.
- I'm tipsy.
- Mmm-hmm.
- This has been really fun.
- Yeah.
- Hanging out with you and just talking.
- Yeah.
Seriously, Doug, I think this is the first
real conversation I've had in months.
Well, I am one of those
authentically nice guys, right?
And I'm a nice girl.
- Kindred spirits.
- Yeah.
- Hmm.
- Mmm.
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