Unfinished Business Page #2

Tomorrow, we are going

on a business trip.

Let's go close this thing.

Go get them, Dan.

I feel good about this one.

You got a strong number set.

I appreciate that, Don.

You've been here

since the beginning.

After we close this, we're

gonna get an actual office.

Hey, Paul we need to talk.

I'm headed off to Portland.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to surprise you.

Everything all right?

I'm doing stuff.

That's cool.

Lookit, "doing stuff"

is natural.

Dad...

I used to "do stuff."

I used to "do stuff" three times a day.

And I still "do stuff."

Dad. I don't "do

stuff" as much as I used to...

because now I'm tired

from doing other stuff.

But there's no crime, here.

There's not gonna be a trial.

Nothing happened.

I don't even know

what we were talking about.

When I was your age...

we used to get these

magazines for my sisters...

that would be like

a lingerie or swimsuit...

No, that's not...

But now you go online, you

see a clown f*** an alpaca.

I don't watch that, Dad.

It's not a big deal.

It's just an easy thing.

I want you to get back

to doing it,

but you should do it

in the bathroom...

because you can't lock

this door.

And your sister could walk in

and it's no good.

So, just do it

somewhere else, okay?

Yeah.

Just keep a lid on it.

Like a gentleman does. A

gentleman celebrates his body.

You know that Walt Whitman

poem, "Song of Myself"?

We don't need to

talk about it anymore.

It's a song. Walt Whitman,

he celebrates his body.

You're celebrating your body.

So, I don't think

it's a big deal.

Okay.

I'm gonna be back tomorrow. I'm

just going up for the handshake.

And when I come home...

you are gonna come out of

this room for a little bit...

and me and you, just me and

you, we're gonna hang out.

Okay, you're hugging me.

I don't know what's

going on with your hands.

Get back to the computer.

Bye, Dad.

Bye.

Can we deal with the whole

private school thing today?

Do you mean,

like the pros and cons?

No, we did the pros and cons.

It was all pros.

I meant paying for it.

You know I'm leaving, right?

Portland, for the handshake.

I have 20 minutes to pack.

Yeah. Remember we were gonna

talk to Paul today, though...

about why he's been

so withdrawn.

Can we FaceTime that?

Can it be today?

Yeah. This is the big one.

When are you back?

Tomorrow, before dinner.

We just gotta go there and shake hands.

It's all done.

What do you got going today?

I was probably

going to go to work,

and then maybe

raise our children.

Sounds good.

Wait, eat!

I have to put these reports

in my power spread.

Men over 40 can suffer from fainting

spells if they skip meals...

and have high stress levels,

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