The Bachelors Page #5
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- 2017
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- What'd you say?
- I said I don't know.
- Why would you say that?
- 'Cause I don't, I guess.
You mad?
- Why would I me mad?
- I don't know.
Some people really
don't need a reason.
She say something to you?
- Maybe.
- You know,
whenever I talk to you
it kind of feels like
I'm on some dumb cop show
and you're like
the surly suspect
who doesn't want to
give up any information.
- She was just being really
nice and I was wondering
if you had said something
about what you saw.
- I promised I wouldn't.
- Yeah?
- Dinner time.
- I'm not hungry.
- You are
hungry and you're eating.
I'm not raising an anorexic.
- She said you are
hungry, you're eating,
and she's not
raising an anorexic.
- Yeah I heard her.
Mom Wes is here.
- So, he
eats doesn't he?
- Well this should
be interesting.
- Sorry for the complete
absence of flavor, Wes.
It was Lacy's
fathers turn to cook.
- Lacy, why don't you
tell your mother that
paying the mortgage,
credit cards, tuition,
every other bill that
comes in to this house,
it doesn't leave me much time
to cultivate my culinary skills.
- Why don't you
tell her yourself?
- So Wes, are your
parents still together?
getting a divorce but
on the advice of council
neither is willing to move out.
- My mom passed away last year.
- I'm sorry to hear that, Wes.
- I'm sorry too.
The difference is
I actually mean it.
- Tell me about the belt.
- That's a Jeanie thing.
She used to tease me because
my belt would kind of
drift over that way
as the day went on.
Said I should just
start out the day
with it where it
was gonna end up.
So one day I just
started out with it there
and made her laugh.
She said it was
only fitting because
I was a little off
center to begin with.
- She had a good sense of humor.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
So I find that grieving spouses
usually fall into
one of two groups.
One describes
their loved one as
someone who filled
a void in them.
The other describes
them as someone who
added a dimension to the
person they already were.
Which would you say
best describes you?
- It's both.
- Which would you say you favor?
- All of the above.
- Okay, fair enough.
I'm just looking for
something to help us move on.
- From what?
- From your wife, Bill.
The only way you're
going to feel better
is if we figure out someway
for you to let her go.
You recognize that don't you?
- Yes.
- Okay.
As for the Lexapro finding
the right medication
can sometimes be a trial
something called Cymbalta
see if that works
better for you.
- Fine.
- Bill?
- Hello.
- What a coincidence.
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