Undergrads (2022) - full transcript

- Good afternoon, Huxley State.

This is "Between the Beach",

your favorite college campus radio show

with the greatest host of
all of college radio, man,

I am your boy, CJ,

helping you kick off the weekend.

And as you know, I got my man Drew

helping me tag team the local music scene.

Talk to 'em, Drew.

- Top of the afternoon,
you beautiful listeners.

Today we got the freshest
music on the scene



from the hottest local
artists that nobody knows yet.

Hey, I'm about to sweat.

This stuff is piping hot.

- That's what I'm saying, man.

The music that we have lined up today

is gonna revolutionize the
way that you listen to music.

I'm talking about, if you
introduce Mozart to cave dwellers,

we got it.

It's hot.
- Play that shit, baby.

- All right, man, the track
that we got lined up today

is off of Van Ham's new
album, "Let's Get It".

- So you're done
with waiting tables, right?

- Yeah, that shit sucks.

- Yeah, so what are you gonna do now?



- I don't know, man.

It's the same shit over and
over again every single time.

And I'm just, I'm sick of it.

- Dude, talk to Jim.

- At Bogeys?
- Yeah.

He'll let you bartend.

- Need a bartender's license for that?

- I don't fucking know.

You do that, you're
making over 13 an hour.

You like the place you work.

I don't know.

'Cause you're not listening to me.

I've been telling you technical college.

Those dudes make bank, and
it's two years in and out.

- But I wanna find
something I actually like.

You know, like I, I don't
wanna blow all my money

on some shitty business degree

and then be miserable nine
to five every day of my life

at a computer typing away,
getting fucking carpal tunnel.

- Dude, you're already
miserable nine to five.

Just you might as well have money

if you're gonna be miserable, you know.

- But I'm not in debt though.

That's the difference.

That's big difference.
- You got a point.

You got a point.

I mean like look at me, right?

Is my passion fucking accounting?

No.

But it pays all right.

They say it pays all right.

- Do you know anything
about what accountants do?

- Fuck no.
- I don't think

they do anything.

I think it's a made-up job.

- I'd rather coach T-ball
than be a fucking accountant.

- I don't get it, everyone,

everyone's just signing
their life away at 22

and they don't even think
about it, and it just,

it doesn't, it doesn't make any sense.

- That's fucking facts.

- All right, man, thanks for the ride.

- Sure, tell Chloe I say what's up.

- Yeah, you wanna go to the bar tonight?

- Absolutely, it's been
way too fucking long.

- I know.

I'll, uh, I'll try to get the girls to go,

you know, head out.

- Cool.
- All right.

Peace dude.

- Hey, baby.

- Hi, how are you?

- Good.

- Burger in my mouth.

You want a salad?

- Oh, sure, thanks.
- Okay.

- Did you smoke?

- Uh, no Wyatt was smoking in his car.

- I can smell it on your face.

- That's 'cause Wyatt
was smoking in his car.

- Mm-hmm.

Like this one?

- Yeah, it's kinda small.

- It's New York, everything is small.

- Where is it?

- Uh, East Village.

It's like 15 minutes out on the subway.

Kind of wanted something I could walk to,

but everything over there is so expensive.

- Couldn't you live with like
another med school student?

- Yeah, I could.

Actually made a post
about it the other day.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

- Did you get any bites?

- Uh, some girl, Amy.

- Amy.
- Mm-hmm.

- She seem nice?

- She's a dancer.

- Dancing?
- Yeah.

- You like dancing.

- I do know how to dance.

- I've, you've danced-
- I know.

- Before at one point.

- All right, I should probably study

if we're gonna go out tonight.

- Okay.

- So sick and tired of these classes.

I can't wait until next year,
I can just do my own thing.

- Mm.

By the way, I've been thinking about this.

I know it's a few months away,

but I think that, um,
when you go out there,

I'll get a ticket, come out
with you, help you move in,

help you get settled.

Maybe stay there like a week or two.

- Yes, but, uh, my parents

are actually gonna help me move in.

My sister's driving up from Boston.

- Damn.
- So I'll probably spend most

of my time with them.

- That's okay.

- Okay.

- Well then maybe like, uh, September,

once you're all settled.

- Um, yeah, we can talk about it.

It's just kinda hard

'cause I don't really know what
my schedule's gonna be like.

- Yeah, that's fair.

Well, then we can, uh, you know,

we'll do like a switch every couple months

or something like that.

- Maybe.

- And because we love you guys so much,

we have another gift for y'all,

a VIP visitor flying in all
the way from L.A, Van Ham, man.

One of my closest high school friends.

The hottest artists coming outta L.A,

and he will be on the show tomorrow.

- That's right, he's gonna be here.

He is gonna be live.

He's gonna be doing a
song off of his new album,

so be sure to be there.

It's gonna be poppin'.

Van Ham has the vibes to
get us through finals week.

- And great vibes for the
final week of living large.

And if you're about to
graduate like me and Drew

that especially applies to you.

- If you're seeing straight,
you're not doing it right.

- So what's it gonna be?

This has been "Between the Beats"

and take a shot for me
and your boy, aight?

- Keep it sexy, y'all.

Peace.

- You know, I can't believe
we got like two more those.

- I know.

Can't do any more class, I'm done.

But also it's gonna be fucked up

not to have that buffer zone.

You know what I mean?

I really don't know what I wanna do.

- Yeah, for sure.

I feel you.

- We should, uh, go in on a weed farm.

- Make a weed farm.

I'm pretty sure we could have that on lock

like a marijuana prairie or something.

- I mean, I couldn't do an office job,

and my dad could maybe finance it.

- Tight, tight, smoke for free.

Heard you.

- Smoking for free is nice.

- Didn't you say you had a, a
plug or something like that?

- No, I mean, he's got the
gas, but he doesn't hook me up.

It's a business situation.

- What you mean?

- I didn't tell you about this?

- Uh-uh.

- I'm writing his essays for him

and if I get him a C or
better, I smoke for free.

- I can't write no papers.

That's, nah.

- Oh, no. I kinda write my opinions

and then just put a random source down.

- So this is, we went to
this organic vineyard.

- Sam, it's gorgeous.

- Near Pisa.

I know it looks like a painting.

The wine was like-
- I love it.

- The best wine
I've ever had obviously.

- Sam.
- Oh.

- Chlo.
- Sam.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- My god, how are you?

- Hi, congrats on-
- Miss you.

- Med school.
- Thank you.

I wanna hear everything about abroad.

- Oh, I mean, I'm not gonna
stop talking about so.

Um, can you guys help me
with my suitcases, please?

I'm really tired from the plane.

- You are so needy.

- I'm just-
- Oh, yes, it was.

- It was a very long flight.
- See, all right.

- What is in this thing?

- So that one has fragile stuff in it,

so please be very careful.

So I brought you guys a little
something from my travels.

- Oh.
- Vino.

- My house mom gave it
to me before I left.

Like she is complete angel.

I literally like her more than my grandma.

Whoops.
- Sounds serious.

- So Leila, what are we
doing for your birthday party?

- Oh, worst ending.

This semester has been atrocious.

- Yeah.
- Oh.

Yeah, you need to let your tits out

now you have like a six figure job.

- Speaking of going out,

the boys wanna go to the bar tonight?

- Wait the same bar?

- Oh my god.
- Yeah.

- What is this a fucking sitcom?

- Yes, but they're so excited to see you.

- They're not excited to see me.

- Drew is excited to see you.

- Drew's obsessed with me.

- Yeah, everyone knows that.

- But I'm actually off the market now.

- Wait, what?

Federico, that like sexy Italian tutor?

- Long distance.

- Wow.
- Isn't that crazy?

- Wild.
- I know.

I know, I just like, I
was just like, why not?

You know?
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- And he actually

asked me to move in with him.

- You're serious?

This isn't like a bit?

- No, like he literally did.

And like I might move
to Florence in the fall.

- Whoa.

- That's-
- I don't know.

- Wow.
- Maybe I'll like it though.

How about you and Jaimie, Chloe?

Have you talked about New York yet or?

- No.

Not yet.

- Hmm.

- What?

Okay, let's not make this about me.

Cheers.

- Yo, Drew, how's it look?

- Well, it's not the worst
thing I've ever seen you wear.

- I'll take it.

How's the show?

- It was good.

You know, it's always good with CJ.

- What's good?
- Yo, Wyatt.

Yo, can you grab me a beer?

- Yeah, I got you.
- Thank you.

Yeah, dude, CJ's really good.

- His energy is just like unmatched.

You know what I mean?

It's like if I-
- What's up?

- Thanks, man.

How was practice?

- In the middle of a sentence?
- Bullshit as usual.

- Rolling a J.
- You got a job yet?

- No, he has not.

- I got things lined up.

- Okay.

- Like what?

- Like things that are way more fun

than reading about Freud in psych class.

- Freud, oh yeah?
- Mm-hmm.

- Not really my speed.

I'm more of a Jung guy.

- Yeah, me too.

- You guys still wanna come up
to the cabin tomorrow night?

- Yeah, I gotta run it by Chloe.

- Didn't you say it was
just gonna be us three?

Isn't that what you said?
- No, I know, I know.

I'm just saying.
- You said it was only

gonna be me-
- I know.

- You and him.

- I know, I'm just saying
like, I'll run it by her.

- My dad just did some
renovations on the place.

- Shit.

Found about you smoking all that weird,

and he took your trust fund money.

- It's not trust fund, dude.

I think I've explained
this, it's a college fund.

- Oh, my gosh.
- A college fund.

- That has to be top three

most pretentious things you've ever said.

- It's a college-
- And that's saying a lot.

- I'm bad, I'm bad.
- College plus immediate

after college and a little after that.

- That's true.

- Girls coming to the bar tonight?

- Uh, yeah, they are.

- Is Sam back from Argentina?

- She is.

Italy.

Um, and she actually, apparently
she met some guy there.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Huh?

- Can't beat out those
Italians, huh, Drew?

- Dude, uh, why do you always insist

on bringing this up, okay?

- You know what they
say about the Italians?

- We're friends.
- Yeah.

- Our parents go-
- You don't, you don't have

to explain yourself.
- You wanna let me finish?

- Yeah.
- We're friends.

Our parents go to synagogue together.

It would be weird.
- Mm-hmm.

- That's why I don't want
to, as I've tried to explain.

- Don't forget
about summer camp though.

Tell us about summer camp.

- We were 14-years-old, you freak.

Why you always thinking
about 14-year-olds kissing?

It's weird.

It's been a minute since
we hit the bar, guys.

- Yeah, last time we went out,

last time we went, Carly was with us.

- Oh, shit true.

Dude, what is good with Carly?

You know what I'm saying?

- I haven't talked to
her in like two weeks

and honestly it's been super nice.

I've been feeling Zen as fuck.

You guys notice that?

- No.

- No.

- But genuinely what's happening?

Like, you know, is there
an end date on this?

Like I, I feel like last
time you guys split up,

you were back together
like two days later.

What's the deal?

- Me and Carly are on a short break.

I need some time, figure shit out,

play some ball, you know?

I don't know, we'll see what happens.

- Does play some ball
and figure out shit out

translate to just
getting with other girls?

- Drew, you shouldn't
seen me in a high school

after every game different girl.

That's how I'm trying to be again.

- Every game?

- Every game.

- That's just, that's just
not what happened at all.

I'm gonna be, I want that on the record,

that's just not at all what happened.

- I'm getting a little sick

of the same poon to be honest with you.

- Did you just say poon?

- You just said poon, it's not the 80's.

- Jaimie, you know what I'm saying?

- What?

- You've been with the
same girl since what?

Sophomore year of high school?

I know what you're
thinking about other girls.

- No, actually I'm not at all.

The one person I remember

from high school was Jess Spiegelman.

- Jess Spiegelman.
- Jess Spiegelman.

- What I remember about Jess Spiegelman

is that Jaimie was trying
to go to homecoming

with Jess Spiegelman,

and then I swooped in and took her.

- You know what she told me?

She only went to homecoming with you

because you had your driver's license.

Swear.
- No.

- She told me that.
- Jess Spiegelman,

she was trying to get with
me since like seventh grade.

In family consumer science
we were cooking eggs.

- You know, she's a stripper now.

- Yo guys-
- Jess Spiegelman?

- Exotic, exotic dancer.

- Yo guys.
- Sorry.

- Guys, guys.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I love
talking about high school, guys.

I love-

- Drew, shut up.

- You guys wanna hear
about my high school?

- No.
- Who invited this guy?

- I didn't invite him.
- Who invited Drew?

- I don't know, bro.

He said he was diddy
bobbing for animal crackers.

I said, what?

I was crying, y'all.

I don't even know, man.

Don't know.

- CJ.

- Yo, what's up, my boy?

- What's up, how are you?

- What's going on?
- Good to see you.

- What's up, Jaimie?
- Jim.

- Jaimie and the boys.

- How are you?

- Ain't seen you guys in a while.

- Hey, how you doing?
- Good.

How you doing?
- Let's get a tab going, yeah?

- What ya drinking?
- Yeah.

- Yeah, sure.

- Four lights.
- Four lights.

Can get you that.
- Sweet.

- Anything on this card?
- Put it on there.

- Anything on here?

- Uh, more, more money
than anything could buy.

- Dad's, that's why.

- That's right, I know
where to find his dad

if he don't pay.

- How you been?
- I've been good.

I've been good.

We've been a little
slow around here lately.

- Yeah, what's going on?

Why is it such a slow night?

- They opened up new pub down the street.

I don't know if you heard
about or not, that JC's,

I think they're stealing
some of my customers.

- Damn.
- They got a dance floor,

and a DJ, and the whole nine yards.

- Damn, they're all going over?

- I might have to send you
down there to scout things out.

- I'll do it, I'll pouch 'em.

- Yeah, man, bring 'em back here.

- I will.

Um, are y'all hiring?

- I don't know, I'd have to talk to Mike.

See what he says.

For you, looking for job?

- Yeah, well, you know, extra cash.

- Right, right.

It'd be good to see you
around here every day.

- I'd love to.

- All right, buddy, I'll talk to Mike.

Put in a good word for you.

- All right.

Appreciate it.
- All right, kiddo.

Good seeing you.

- All right.
- I'm fucking doing

here on the scene.
- Yeah, close really matters.

Oh.
- Wanna get some shots?

- Dude, Sam is looking-

- All right, let's go.

- Kinda nice right now.

- You can do my special bullseye.

Woo.

- Thanks.
- Oh, thanks, Jim.

- You're welcome.

- Hold on, wait.

I, um, wanna do a toast.

- Stop.
- No, I want to,

because I'm just so proud of you.

- Oh my god, are you crying?

- No.

No, I'm not.
- So I think-

- I'm not-
- I think you're crying.

- Crying, I'm just, I'm just proud of you,

and you worked really hard for this.

So cheers.

- Welcome home.

- Cheers.

Thanks.

- All right, rumor has
it there's a foreign man.

- Oh, yeah.

- Can't be real now.

- No, Drew, you're actually not allowed

to flirt with me anymore.

- Ooh.
- Sorry.

- Well, I wasn't like actually flirting.

- Oh no, I mean like I know

I'm like the only nice
Jewish girl around so like-

- All right, Sam.

Well as the resident nice Jewish boy

it's actually my duty to flirt with you.

- No, I know you like wanna get married.

You wanna have a nice old Jewish babies.

- Uh, I'm not literally like.

- No, he does, he does.

You wanna like name them
like Seth and Rebecca.

- So you think about this?

- I'll get drunk at their bar
mitzvah 'cause they're twins.

- No, I don't want that.

- You know, it would be a sweet life,

but unfortunately I, I met an Italian man

and, uh, he's Jewish.

- He's Jewish?
- No, wait.

Tell him how you met.
- I'm taken.

- No, it's such a long-

- Please.
- Story.

- I wanna hear it again.
- All right,

let's hear the story.

- So we have these Italian tutors, right?

Our first meeting we're
supposed to meet at this cafe,

and like I see this
gorgeous guy coming over.

It's Federico.
- Federico?

- Yeah.

Okay, so the first I couldn't tell

if he was flirting with me,

'cause like everyone's
really flirting over there.

- Well, okay, you were obviously flirting.

- Yeah, no, I mean, no shit,

I was flirting, but I couldn't tell.

And then, but by then end the lesson,

like I had agreed to
go to dinner with him.

- Wow.

- You say he is Jewish too?

- Yeah, I know.

And he's like visiting me
in, in a couple months.

- Okay.

- You sure he is coming?

- Yeah.

- Has he booked his flight?

- Fuck you, Wyatt.

- Has Frederick-
- Oh, my god.

- Booked his flight?

- No, no, actually he hasn't booked his.

- It's probably not real.

- What's the matter with you?

- All I'm saying is what if

he meets a pretty
Italian woman over there?

- Okay, why are you such a dick?

- Hey, it's, I'm just making me point.

I'm just.
- Oh, I knew you

wouldn't understand.

That's okay.

You, you asked if you hear this story.

- Sam.

- No, I'm gonna go now.

- No, it's okay.

They're just fucking with you.

- Oh.

- Guys, what the fuck?

She's excited.

- Look, Federico will
come, Federico will go.

- Okay.

- I can't believe I'm gonna
be gone in like three months.

- I know we've been talking
about it for so long

now it's actually happening.

- What are you gonna do when I'm gone?

- I don't know.

I asked Jim if they're
hiring, so maybe I'll do that.

Something new.

- Have you thought about
going back to school?

- Um, a little.

- And?

- Would it make you happy?

- Would it make me happy?

- Yeah.

- It's not about me.

I feel like it'd be good for you.

- Yeah.

Okay.

- I'm worried about you.

- Chloe, do
not say stuff like that.

- Okay.
- I hate it when you say.

- Okay, okay, great.

More, long distance has always
just been this idea for us,

now that it's actually happening,

I feel like you think it's gonna be easier

than it actually will be.

- No, I know, I know it's gonna be tough.

Obviously, it's gonna be hard.

- Calling each other every
day that's gonna suck.

- We don't have to call-
- It's gonna be horrible.

- Each other every day.

- And then what if we
start to hate each other?

- Are you, are you saying you
don't wanna do long distance?

I don't get what you're saying.

- No, that's not what I meant.

I mean, it's gonna be different for us.

- Yeah, I, I get that.

- Do you?

- Yeah.

- It's gonna suck being
far away from each other.

And,

so what if we aren't far
away from each other,

and I went to New York.

- What?

- Yeah, it would be fun.

Think about it, we could be in,

we could be a little New Yorkers together

and explore the city, and.

- Jaimie, what would you do?

Could you accept afford it?
- Don't, I could get a job

or I could get like a loan go to school.

- That's gonna be expensive.

- We'll figure it out.

- Can we talk about this in the morning?

- Well, you kind of
brought it up just now,

so I'd like to talk-

- Okay, I know.
- About it now.

- I'm sorry. I said anything.

Can we not talk about this tonight?

- Yeah, fine.

Yeah, we can talk about it later.

Great, tonight is your night,

so let's, let's celebrate
like we came here to do.

- Hey, Bella, right?

- Uh, hey, Drew.

Child psych.

- Do you mind if we join you?

- Yeah, of course.

Um, this is my roommate, Ivy.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Uh, this is Wyatt.

- Wyatt, nice to meet-
- Hey.

- You, ladies.

- Yeah, uh.

- Uh, what, what year are you guys?

- Freshman.

- Freshman.
- You?

- We're seniors, so we're almost done.

Cheers to that, right?

- Very cool.

- So are you a psych major too or?

- No, uh, architecture actually.

- Oh, wow, cool, cool.

So have you done this essay yet for class?

- Yeah, yeah, I finished
it like last week.

- Oh my god, why?

- It's due Monday.

- Oh, okay.

Uh, well maybe I could
run some topics by you.

You wanna get a drink?

- Yeah, sure.

- What did you say your
name once again, Eileen?

- Ivy.

- Ivy, that, that's a good name.

That's, I like that name.

- Thanks.

- That's cool.

Ivy.

I'm gonna go piss.

I'll, uh, see you around.

- Uh, I'm doing mine
on forms of discipline

in early childhood.

- Oh.

Okay, um, maybe I could
do mine on the like,

like what do you do if
your kids a psychopath.

- That has nothing to do
with child development.

- Okay, psychopaths have
to develop too.

What about, um, what do you do

if your kid walks in on you having sex?

- That sounds super specific.

- Yeah, I was 13.

I had to go to bar mitzvah lessons.

It was a Sunday and I just walked in,

and my dad was just like
railing my mom doggy,

like over a dresser.

Like, you know, I couldn't
look at them for weeks.

- Is that true?

- Yeah.

No, no, I'm fucking with you.

- Oh, okay.

- I would not be here.

I'd be scarred.

- Well, okay, you know what?

Write about that.

- You think I should write my essay

about my fake story about my
parents fucking doggy style?

- Yeah, I think it sounds super personal

and the TA would love to read it.

- That's probably a C minus-

- Yeah.
- Kinda situation.

Which good for me.
- Which rocks.

- Right?
- Yeah.

- What's going on here?

I'm heading up.

- Okay.

Okay, um, well, maybe we
could all go together and-

- I'm going to Carly's though so.

- Carly's?

- Yeah.

- I thought you were done with that.

- I am done with her.

I'm just going there to hook up with her.

0% chance getting back with her.

- Yeah, that's what you
said last time, dude.

- Yeah, but horny as shit.

Nothing's working out over there.

- Dude.
- That's the only option

I got, so can I get the keys?

- All right, fine here,

but just text me or something, okay?

All right.

So, um, do you do like any
extracurriculars or anything?

- Yes.
- No way.

- And she thought, oh, shit.

- What?

- Should I get it?

- Yeah, yeah, put it on speaker.

- Hello?

- Hey, baby, what's going on?

I'm, I'm outside, do you wanna let me in?

- What do you mean you're outside?

- I'm outside your place.

I, I was walking back from the bar.

Just really wanted to see you.

- Um, Wyatt, uh.

- Come on just for a second.

I just wanna talk to you.

- Um, yeah, okay, one sec.

- I've been thinking
the past couple weeks,

and I wanted to come here,
and be honest with you.

- Wyatt.

- I wanna be with you.

This break is done.

I don't wanna see other people.

And I know I said that and
I've said that before, but.

- Can we talk about this
when you're not drunk?

- We haven't talked in
two weeks, and I miss you.

I don't wanna talk now.

Just go to the bedroom.

- Why?

- Don't you miss me?
- Come on.

- It'll be different this time.

- Can I be honest with you?

- Yeah.

- Um, okay, I, I didn't
wanna say it like this,

but I guess this is happening,
so I'm just gonna say it.

I started seeing someone else.

- What?

- Yeah, um, I met him at, I,

I met him at the sorority
formal and I don't know,

I, I don't think it'll
be anything serious,

but I wanna keep seeing him.

- Why, who is this guy?

- I just said I met him
at the sorority formal.

- Is he fucking here right now?

- No, he's not
here right now, okay?

Can you just keep your voice down?

- Carly, what the fuck?

- Wyatt, I didn't ask
for any of this, okay?

I didn't ask for you to come here tonight.

I didn't ask to go on
a break, you wanted it.

You said, "That you wanted
to see other people."

- I didn't mean that though.

- What did you want me to do

just sit here and wait for you?

- Not go fuck other people.

Fuck!

- Wyatt.

You don't even like me.

- Yes, I do.

- No.

You're just sad and horny.

- What are you gonna
start dating this guy now?

- I don't know.

But at least he's nice to me.

It's time to see other people.

- You're making a mistake.

- Wyatt, come on.

- Just so you know.

Because look at me, all right?

And you know what, you disgust me.

- I disgust you?
- Yeah.

You disgust me, Carly.

I could have gone home
with someone tonight

instead I'm fucking here.

- Okay, well, why don't you go back

to the fucking bar then, Wyatt.

- You're never gonna meet
anybody like this again.

I walk out that door and I'm fucking gone.

Best thing you're ever gonna meet.

- Oh yeah?
- Gone.

- Get the fuck out.

- Fuck!

Fucking dammit.

- Hi, there, Officer Forster,

West St. Paul Police Department.

Reason for the stop today

is you took the turn onto Humbolt wide.

You got your license
proof insurance on you?

- Uh, yeah, let me,

let me grab it.

- And your proof of insurance.

- Oh.

I don't, I'm not, I'm not seeing it.

- All right, man.

You find that for me, and I'll
be right back with you, okay?

All right, buddy, I'm
gonna have you step out,

and I'm gonna make sure

you're okay to be driving, all right?

- I'm, I'm fine, I'm, I'm tired.

- Oh, I understand that.

I'm just, gotta make sure

you're okay to be driving, all right?

Go and step out.

Don't move your head.

- I'm not.

One,

two.

Fuck.

- Keep going, keep going,
keep going, keep going,

keep going, keep going,
keep going, keep going.

Okay.

All right, so the legal limit is .08,

and you just blew a .09.

So right now you are under arrest.

Turn around, put your
hands behind your back.

- It's barely even over.

- Turn around and put your
hands beyond your back.

I'll be right with you, okay?

- I had a good time last night.

- Oh, me too.

That was really fun.

Can I, um see you again?

- Yeah, I'm free tonight, tomorrow.

The next day, I'm free.

Um, the next day, I'm free.

- Um, I'm actually gonna go up

to my dad's cabin tonight
if you wanna come.

- Yeah.

Uh, could I bring my roommate?

- Roommate?
- Ivy.

You met her.

- Yeah, from the bar.

Yeah, for sure.

No one else, I had a party last time

my dad almost killed me, but never mind.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- I made you some breakfast.

- Thanks.

- Can I have a bite?

- Sure.

- You're so pretty.

- Thank you.

Um, I should probably get going soon.

I gotta help Sam decorate
for Leila's birthday today.

- Mm, okay.

Are you all going out today?

- Yeah, going clubbing tonight.

- Okay.

Um, the guys were gonna go
up to Drew's cabin tonight,

but we could stay back if you,

if you want us to celebrate with y'all.

- No, that's okay.

I'm pretty sure Leila wants it to be

just the girls tonight anyway so.

- Okay.

By the way, um, I don't know why

I didn't think of this before,

but I was thinking in the kitchen.

And when you go to New York,

we could get a studio apartment
and then split the rent.

And then we'd basically be paying the same

as what we're paying here.

- Jaimie, I really don't
wanna get into this right now.

- Okay.

- Where are you going?

Jaimie.

What, what's the problem?

I didn't think you were actually

being serious about yesterday.

- Why would I, why would I
not be serious about that?

That's not something you would
just say out of the blue.

What's going on?

What's, what's happening up here?

I, I don't know.

Do you think I'm holding
you back or something or-

- Why?
- What's going on?

- I have never said that before.

Moving to New York is a, a big decision.

I don't know if you're ready for that.

And I don't wanna be the
only reason why you would go.

- You don't know if I'm ready for that.

You, what does that, what does
that, what does that mean?

What does that mean?

- I don't know, I don't know.

I'm sorry.

- Okay, well, can we
still do long distance?

- I don't know if, no, I don't know.

- You don't know?
- I don't know.

- Or no, because I, I kind of need

to know the difference on there.

- I don't, I don't know
what you want me to say.

I don't know where this
is coming from and.

- Yes, I wanna do long distance

would be a great thing to say.

I would love it, I would love
it if you said that right now.

- That's not, I don't know yet.

I haven't had time to think about this.

- What do you mean you haven't had time?

We've been dating for like seven years.

- Yeah, I know, but I don't know

if I'm ready to move
somewhere with you yet.

I just, I, I need more, I need more time

to think about it and I don't.

- Yeah, no, take, take some more time.

- Jaimie, I'm,

I'm just like really overwhelmed,

and I don't know what you want me to say.

Fine.

I'm not doing this right now.

- Chloe, wait.

Chloe, hey, Chloe.

I'm sorry, but I, I can't do
this another three months.

I need an answer.

- I don't have an answer for you.

Have fun at the cabin.

- Copy that.

- Take a deep breath and blow.

Keep going, keep going, keep
going, keep going, keep going.

All right.

All right, man, zeros.

Let's get you outta here and go this way.

Out and to the left.

- Fuck.

- I'm promise bro, you're hilarious, bro.

- Oh, I can't, man.

I can't.
- I need to,

I need to come out to L.A. with you, man.

- I got a place in Echo Park,

you should, you should
come out and visit me, man.

- For sure.
- Be really nice.

- For sure.
- Just like old times, right?

- Just like old times, yes, sir.

Hey, uh, my guy Drew, this is the guy

I was telling you about.

This is the guy I was telling you about.

Guy I was doing the radio station-

- Yeah, work.
- For a minute, yeah.

- Work.
- This is my guy.

So when he come in here, I'm
gonna just introduce y'all.

He's a really cool chill cat.

- Nice.
- Hey, what's going on?

- Drew, Van, Van, Drew.

- Drew.
- Nice to meet you.

How you doing?
- Ditto.

I'm doing good, man.

I'm doing good.

- How was your flight?

- Oh, shit, it was fucking awesome.

- Really?
- Yeah.

I took an edible right before
I got on, so I was chilling.

- That's sick.

- All right, Joe, we wanna start at 12.

We got a few seconds.

If y'all wanna get y'all mics,

uh, get your headphones, put 'em on.

- Yeah, I can't wait.

- Three, two, one, welcome
back to "Between the Beats".

I am your host CJ, and I got my boy.

- Drew.

How are you guys doing?

- Yes, sir.

And we also got a very
special guest with us today.

Give it up for your boy Van Ham.

- Thanks for having me.

- I see you got your guitar and if you,

you look like you played
music, you play music?

- What'd you talking about this one?

- Oh, come on.

- This guy, this guy, this
guy with the jokes, man.

- You gotta play us
something off this new album

I've been hearing about.

- I mean I guess I could
play you something.

I've been cooking up a few things.

- Are you cooking up here
in the kitchen with that?

In the kitchen, dude.

- Yep, yep.

- Okay, you go crazy then, go crazy.

- Oh, yes, sir.

Yes, sir.

Uh, yeah, so I guess, uh, this next one

I'm gonna play is gonna be off the album

that's coming out this week.

Uh, for everyone listening
out there hope you like it.

And here we go.

- All right, my boy,
appreciate you for coming out.

- Oh yeah.

- Sir, yes, sir.
- Pleasures all mine.

- Hey.
- Pleasures all mine.

- So, so look, so I got this
girl named Leila, right?

And she invited me to this party

or this club downtown for her birthday.

- Oh, yeah?
- I tell you,

this girl is fire, my boy.

This girl is fire.

Listen, we was friends for a minute,

but I've been trying to like,

you know what I'm saying?

I've been trying to do what I do.

So what you want you
trying to pop by the club?

- Uh, I don't know.

Yeah, I don't really
have too much going on.

I was thinking about maybe
going and seeing my mom.

Haven't seen her like three
years or something like.

- I've been there.

I feel that, I feel that.

I be like that.
- Yeah.

But I'm down to go if, uh,
if we're gonna go dancing,

I'm gonna need some blow first so.

- I heard you.
- I'm just gonna

go hit the town and see what's up.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

- All right, just let me know.

- Yeah, it's been real, man.

- Let's go.

Yo, I was thinking maybe,
uh, you, me, and Wyatt

could do like a, a trip to
San Francisco this summer.

- Yeah, sure.

Why San Francisco?

- You know, post grad trip would be nice.

And Bella's an architecture major

and she was talking about
how like San Francisco

has super sexy architecture or whatever.

She's cool, man.

You'd like her, you know.

She, she does improv.

She's funny.

- Yeah, no, I've heard,

I've heard the sexy architecture thing.

Did you guys, did you make, make whoopee?

- Yeah.

- Sex?

- Yeah, it's been like eight months.

- Oh, that's specific.

Pretty long, I'm sorry.

Yo, Wyatt.

- Yo.

- Hey, what's up?

How's practice?

- Fucking shitty.

- How's Carly's though?

Can I come in?

- Yeah.

- Did you sleep there last night?

- Nah-ah.

- Then what'd you do?

Thought you said you didn't
wanna see her anymore.

- I'm not, I'm not.

I, I just wanna see what she was doing.

I'm not trying to date her again.

I wanted to hook up with her.

I'm not trying to date her.

She's seen another dude.

- Who?

- Wouldn't say.

Can you believe that?

What the fuck is it?

It's been two weeks like.

- Yeah.

It's whatever though, right?

- Yeah, yeah, it's whatever.

She can do whatever she wants.

But I couldn't stay there,

so I'm driving back, fucking
cop pops outta nowhere.

- Are you serious, Wyatt?

- Got a DUI.

- What's up?

What's going on?

- Wyatt got a DUI.

- Oh, shit, dude.

Damn.

- Did you give him the keys?

- I, he was fine, man.

I don't carry like a breathalyzer.

- It was fucking .09.

Like five more minutes,
I would've been fine.

- That's not how it works.

- So what's going on with the playoffs?

Can you play?

- Coach Chaz isn't gonna hear shit.

Only people who know about it

are us three and Mr. Copper so.

- All right.

- Please for the love of
God, do not tell Chloe.

- I won't tell Chloe.

- She tells Sam, whole
fucking school finds out.

- I won't tell her.

- So, uh, you guys still
good to go to the cabin?

Do, because of this
you wanna stay back or?

- Yeah, I wanna get outta here.

I'm trying to drink.

- All right, well, I'm sorry,

but also I'm not sorry because
that was really fucking dumb.

- What the fuck is his deal?

Yeah, but you remember
those girls from last night?

- Yeah.

- Bella stayed over.

- At least you had a good night.

- Yeah.

I was thinking maybe I could invite her

and that friend of hers to the cabin.

- Eileen.

- It's Ivy.

- Yeah, I don't care.

- All right, cool.

And obviously don't tell Jaimie

'cause you know how he
is with Chloe and stuff.

- I won't.

- Okay, cool.

And I'm sorry about DUI,
man, that's fucked up.

That's, .09.

- Right?
- They need to fucking mind

their own business.

- I'm literally going on a
drive, clear my head, and shit.

- That's what I'm saying.
- What?

- It's like they're driving too.

- Yeah.

- Hang in there.

- Been looking for financial
analyst jobs all day.

- Mm-hmm.
- They look so boring.

Like I should have thought about

what do I wanna do with a finance degree

before I spent four
fucking years studying it?

I don't like it.

- Do you know what you're
gonna do when you get to Italy?

- Oh yeah, I'm just gonna
teach Italian kids English.

- Oh.
- So cute, so fun.

They love English.

They all wanna learn English.

The brownies.

I can't.

- So, um, Jaimie told me he wanted

to move to New York with me yesterday.

- Oh my god.

Whoa.

Okay, what did you, what did you say?

- Um, I don't know.

He was pushing it really hard,

and we kind of got into a fight

because I wasn't sure
if that's what I wanted-

- Right.
- Or not.

- Of course.

What are you thinking now like?

- I think that it would be a huge mistake.

- Okay, yeah.

- Yeah.
- That's what we

were kinda thinking.
- Oh good to hear.

- But it's just, no, it's just like,

you need some alone time.

This next chapter should be
like very much about you.

- Yeah.
- And I don't know.

I just feel like even if you
guys are gonna end up together,

you need to make sure of that right now,

like by spending some time apart, right?

- Yeah, I, I don't know.

Are you like nervous at
all to move to Italy?

- No.

- Like not even a little bit?

- No.

But it, it's very different for us.

It's like we, I don't know, we just met.

Like we've been dating for two months.

It's really like exciting and stuff.

And I've been with a lot of other people,

so I know like okay, they weren't it.

Like he's just so much better than them.

He's who I wanna be with right now.

- Got it.

- Like you don't, you don't
necessarily know that.

Like you haven't really been

with a bunch of other people and.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- I mean, it would be nice
to be with other people.

- Yeah.
- I kind of wanna figure out

what it's like to live on my own for once.

- Like when you picture yourself

walking down the streets of New York,

are you picturing like Chloe and Jaimie

walking down the streets?

Are you like Chloe walking
down the streets alone?

- I mean, I would want it to be alone.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- It's like telling.

- Pretty.
- Like listen to that.

- I guess.

- Hello?

- Hi.
- Hello.

I love what you guys
have done with the place.

- Yeah.
- Thanks.

- Who's it for?

- I don't know.
- It's for our other friend.

- Oh, there's another
there's another Leila?

- Yeah.
- Mm-hmm.

- Happy birthday.

- You guys are too sweet.

You should not have done all this.

- Dammit.
- So these are weed brownies.

They might taste like-
- Weed?

- Shit.

- That's actually so cute.

- I love that.

- Try that on.
- Yeah, right.

- You gotta try that.

- Oh, girl.

- Right?
- Oh, my god.

That looks good.

So hot.

- You're like a sexy little snake.

- All right,
fellas, ready for this?

- Okay, oh, my god.
- Oh.

- Look at that bad boy.

- I'm impressed.
- Wow.

Yeah, no, it looks good.

- It does look good.

- I gotta show you guys,
we got a foosball table too.

- No way.
- Welcome to Walter Dale's.

- I got your bag.

- Let's go.

- No, it's two.

- I definitely fucking win though.

- No, take it outside.

No outside.

Cannot do that in here seriously.

My dad will kill me.

Can't do it.

- I'm telling you.

- Yeah, dude one time I smoked
in here, god it was ugly.

Just don't do it.
- Okay.

- All right.

- Girls coming?

- Yeah, they are.

- What?

- It's just Bella, Bella and Ivy.

Bella and Ivy, Bella and Ivy.

- Eileen.
- Yeah.

- Yeah, no.
- Bro, Ivy.

- Th girls from the bar.
- Her name is Ivy.

- No.
- I told Chloe

it was gonna be just guys.

- Yeah, you told Chloe there

just 'cause that's what you believed

that it was just gonna be the guys.

- Right.
- And it's just gonna

be the guy as far as
Chloe's fucking concerned.

That's not a lie.
- Yeah.

- You thought it was the truth.

So it's the truth.

- I gotta get that.

- Dude.
- That better be a pizza.

Did we even order the pizza?

- You gotta just relax.

You take everything way too seriously.

- It feels weird, dude.

- Everything stresses you out.

Let's go.
- Yeah, dude.

- Hey.
- Good to see you.

- Sure is.
- Ivy.

- What's up?

Whoa.

- Hey, what's up?
- This is, uh.

- Hi.
- Bella.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Hi.
- We're hugging?

- Um, can I get you
guys something to drink?

- Yeah, what are
you guys drinking now?

- For you?
- Vodka.

- Vodka, awesome.

- Oh my god, we
are totally going canoeing.

- Okay, let's do it.

Oh, man.

- How old is this thing?

- Oh man, we don't, you know,

we don't like to pay attention to details.

- Yeah.

Are there holes in it?

- No, that's the important part.

- Oh my god.
- Up in there.

- Okay, I got in, I'm in.

Here you go.

- One sec.
- One hand vodka.

- I got some liquid
courage for our journey.

- One hand vodka one hand oar.

Get it?

- Oh, CJ and his friend are here.

Take my phone, I always lose it.

Here

Go get him.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Happy birthday.

- You did not need to do that, CJ.

- Yeah.
- Thank you.

- My boy, CJ, I mean Van.

This is my boy Van.
- Hey, okay.

- Yo, yo, yo.
- Okay, Sam and Chloe

are in the kitchen.

I'll show you, come on.

- How we feeling, how we feeling?

Chloe, Chloe, what's
up, what's up with you?

- Hi!
- Hey!

How you feeling?

- Hey.
- Good.

- Hi.

I'm Sam.

You're probably the rockstar
friend we keep hearing about.

- Yeah, yeah, something like that.

- What are these?

- CJ got me flowers.

- Stop.

- Stop this.

- So sweet.
- Oh, my god.

Okay, so we have drinks.

We have weed brownies, you guys want 'em?

- Hell, yeah, I'll take a brownie.

- All right.
- Hey, you like my dress?

- Yeah, I gonna wanna say something.

Do the little spin.

I like that, I like that.

- I, we got it at, uh Blue Jasmine.

You know that thrift store on 12?

- Yeah.
- We went there earlier.

It's where I got it.
- For real?

- Yeah.
- Cool.

I like that.
- Thank you.

- Yeah.

For sure, I like all of this.

- Here you go.

- Ooh.
- Thank you for wanting them.

It's really nice.

- What's this from?

- Is it so bad?

Is it horrible?

Please be honest.

You have to be honest, okay?

- No, no, it's, um, it's good.

- Thank you.

It's my aunt Paula's recipe,

but I put the weed in it, but
she's, um, she's dead now.

So it's actually like really sentimental.

I'm gonna set up boom cup.

- Um, anyway.

- Chloe right?

- Yeah, hi.

- Hey.
- Van, right?

- Mm-hmm.

- Okay, is that
short for anything?

- Donovan

- Okay.

So are you just visiting?

- Yeah, I'm in town.

CJ asked me to be on his
show and I was like, why not?

And I haven't been here in a long time.

- Oh, so you grew up here?

- Yeah.

Me and CJ, we went to school together.

- Very cool.

Uh, Sam, and Leila, and I

were on the same floor freshman year.

And then we met CJ through Drew and.

- Very cool, very cool.

- Um, amazing outfit by the way.

- Oh, why thank you.

- I've never seen anything like it before.

- Why thank you.

- I really like it.

- That's a good thing, right?

You gotta stand out somehow.

- Yeah, I would say so.

- It's not a one person game, so let's go.

- I'm drinking, bitch.

- Ready?
- No.

- I wanna have you drop it.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

- Yeah!
- Oh, my god.

- Yeah.
- Fucking fault.

- Hey, they're hustling us, Wyatt.

Come on.

- Oh, my god.

- Okay.

- Hey, here we go, buddy.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Here, you all right?

- I'm here.
- Got him?

- Um, hey, hey, buddy, buddy.

- Here.
- Buddy.

- She's helping you.
- There you go.

- The beer.
- Clean up squad.

- Okay, avoid.

Okay, it's fine.

- Really sorry.

- Shh, shh, it's okay.

- There you go.

Hey.
- My god.

- He's not.

There we go, there we go.

Little bit of a spill.

- Okay.
- Okay.

You got him?
- We're gonna go to bed.

- Okay.
- Fine.

Let's go to bed, okay?

- Okay.
- Walk.

- You need help?

- No, we're, we're good.

Goodnight, Jaimie.

- Goodnight.

- Okay, and sit up.
- I just almost-

- Sit up.
- Almost fell off the bed.

- Okay.

- All right, I'm gonna be okay.

Found it.
- Yeah, yeah, you're great.

Drink, drink this.

- Yeah.
- Yeah, it's great.

Okay, and that's enough.

Okay.

- Hey.

- Ah, I fucking hated that class, man.

- Which one?
- Promise you,

I never read the book.

- Who fucking did?

Who did?

- Okay.
- Man, fucking school.

- Yeah.
- Best thing I ever did-

- Of course you would.
- Was never go.

- Oh, shit.
- Good times.

- So you just like moved out to L.A?

- Yeah, I went out there

with like no money in a van,

work in some shitty diner for a few years,

making music and living in my car.

- Sometimes you just gotta travel.

- That's crazy.

- Yeah, yeah.

And then, uh, some big wig hits me up,

and I get signed, and
now I'm making music,

and making some cash, doing it, you know?

- Now you big time!

- Going big time!

- Yeah.
- You need to make

pictures of you for when you're famous.

You can post them.

- All right, all right,
all right, all right.

You know, we'll see
where this shit takes me.

Uh, but in the meantime
you guys want do one?

- No, thank you.

I don't do well on that.

- Birthday girl?

- Uh, I'll just watch,
but maybe, maybe later.

- All right, suit yourself.

Oh, oh, god.

- Wow, man.
- Yeah, I can't get over it.

I know, I mean god.

So CJ says that you're
going to med school.

- Mm-hmm, that's me.

- What kind of doctor you wanna be?

- I'm thinking pediatrician.

- You ever thought about being a surgeon?

- God no.

My, my dad does surgery and
that's just like very intense.

- Yeah, a lot of fucking school.

- Yeah.

- Mm-hmm.

You wanna do one?

- Okay.
- Yeah?

- Sure, yeah.
- Okay.

- So it's, um, really cool

about how you kind of
got up and just moved.

I feel like you'd be really scared.

- Yeah, you know I almost
gave up after a year,

and moved back home.

And working all of these
shitty fucking jobs,

and I didn't wanna work.

You know, I thought maybe I should have

just gone to school and got a degree.

- How important is school

if you're going into the arts though?

- But see that's the fucking thing, right?

- Yeah.
- You learn from the greats.

Find an influence.

And then if you have the
passion and the drive,

you just fucking do it.

- There you go.

- I mean, just like you, right?

- Yeah, I don't need school.

I just need passion, right?

- Yeah.
- I don't need school, do I?

- Oh my god, I didn't mean that.

- Mm-hmm.

- I mean you need all
the fucking training.

You need all the school.

- Yeah, definitely.

- There you go.

- Okay, don't look at me doing that.

- How can I not?

- Yeah, it's crazy.

- Ooh.

There we go, you good?

- Yeah.

No, I'm fine, I'm fine.

- Um, I'm gonna go call Federico.

- Okay, bye, Sam.

- Who the fuck is Federico?

- It's her, um, Italian boyfriend.

- Ooh.
- Like two months.

- Ah, ah.

- Yeah, she's planning on
moving out to Italy for him.

- Oh, yikes.

That never really works out.

- I mean, yeah,
but she's happy so.

- You're very pretty.

- Thank you.

- You wanna go and dance?

Come on, let's go dance.

I'm tired of fucking sitting around.

- Okay.
- Come on, come on.

Let's go.
- We're gonna go dance.

- I'm at the club.

FaceTime later?

- You was the baddest girl in school.

- Oh, shut up.

I know you did not even look my way twice.

- I did.

What are you talking about?

But you was dating that wrestler though.

- Who?

Who Phillip?
- Yes.

- Hey, I might head out soon.

- Wait, right now?

- Yeah, I'm sick.

I just got so tired.

- Okay.

- Where's Chloe?
- I think she's dancing.

- Can we find her?

- Yeah, yeah, let's go.

Okay, wait, please don't go.

I'll be right back.

- For sure.

- Chloe.

Chloe.

Hey.
- Hey.

- Uh, uh, we're gonna leave now.

- Okay, yeah.

- You leaving?

- Yeah, she has to.

- Okay.

- So you don't want me
to come with you guys?

- Yeah, no, just stay here.

Stay with CJ?

- Are you sure?
- Yeah, it's your birthday.

Come on, just text us
what you end up doing.

- Okay.
- Okay.

I'm gonna take her home.

Love you.

- Come on, Chlo.

- Where they going?

- I saw Van and Chloe making out.

They just made out on the dance floor.

- What?

- So you and Van was kinda crazy.

- It was nothing.

It was stupid.

- What happened did you,

did you just get like really fucked up?

Like 'cause I saw you did coke.

Or was he like coming onto you a lot?

Was he being like really pushy?

'Cause like that makes
sense sometimes like.

Just like wondering.

Do you think you're gonna tell Jaimie?

- Sam, stop.

- Okay.

- Where the fuck did you go?

I'm in there talking to Ivy by myself.

- Sorry.

Yeah, did you clean up the vomit?

- No, was I supposed to?

- Yes.
- Ivy's in there

calling her boyfriend or some shit.

I'm not gonna pick up his puke by myself.

- I'll do it in the morning.

I, uh,

I told Chloe I'd move to New
York with her and bogies.

- You did?
- Yeah.

She was talking about long distance

and she sounded scared of
it, and I don't blame her.

So I was like, let's just
cut out the middle man there.

Just go to New York.

- What the fuck are
you gonna do out there?

- Fuck if I know.

I don't even know I'm gonna afford it,

but maybe I shouldn't have said anything.

- Think about it like this, right,

you go out there, you wake up one morning,

Chloe's gone, right?

She's out of the picture.

And you're gonna wake up

in your little rat infested apartment.

You're gonna be surrounded
by Knicks's fans.

That's bleak as fuck.

- Yeah, I thought about
stuff like that too.

I don't wanna be in a tiny
ass apartment in debt.

I've always been scared some
shit like this would happen.

That she'd outgrow me
and not need me anymore.

You know, I used to go
over to her place a lot,

dinner with her parents and stuff.

And it always felt weird, you know?

It was, it was like, they're
evaluating me the whole time,

making sure I say the right
thing, doing the right things.

And, and with people like that,

they, they can't, they can't,

if you're not, if you don't
know what you're doing

or how you're doing it

or, or how you're gonna
pay for it or whatever,

they don't, they don't get it, you know?

But it didn't matter with Chloe.

It, it never mattered.

She was always like, do, do
whatever the fuck you wanna do

as long as you're happy.

And now, now it's like, I gotta feel like

I gotta talk to her the
same way I talk to her dad.

- She shouldn't be making you

feel fucking inadequate
like that, all right?

- If I'm gonna be holding
her back or something

I, I, I don't know.

- If she doesn't want
you to come out there,

that's her fucking problem.

- Should probably check on Drew.

- Bella's got him.

- Hey.

- Hey.
- Bella.

Hi.

Hi.

- Hi.

- Good morning.

- Yeah, that's awesome.

- Bye, bye.

- Jaimie.
- Yeah?

- Hey.

- Hey.

- Good morning.

How was CJ's?

- So fun.

- That's good.

- Is she awake?

- Uh, no, she's still sleeping.

- Have you talked to her yet?

- I tried to talk to her
in the car last night,

and she like really didn't
wanna talk about it.

And I was trying to be supportive,

and she like snapped at me.

- She was like fucked up.

- Hey.

- Hey.
- Hi.

- Morning, Chlo.

What's up?

- God, I'm so embarrassed.

Why the fuck did I do that?

- No.
- Shh.

It's definitely okay.

You just might have to do
some damage control today.

You know, like maybe you
should just like call Jaimie

and tell him, like, just
get that in the way.

- It's an in person
conversation and like no rush.

Take your time.

- It, I also just feel like

it doesn't have to be that big of a deal.

You know like you didn't have sex,

you just made out like-

- Right, Jesus Christ.

- I mean, you did
say that maybe you wanted

to break up with him.

Like this could be like a catalyst-

- You are stressing her out.
- Like a conversation.

Am I stressing you out?

I, I don't mean to.

I just, I think maybe it's
like, let's nip this in the bud,

you know and like, just tell him,

and like get it out of the.

- Let's just,

let's just like watch
a movie or something.

- Did I say something?

- Movie.

- I'm doing my job search.

- Hey.

- Hey.

Are you guys still at the cabin?

- No, we just got back.

Uh, how are you?

How, how was Leila's birthday?

How was the club?

- It was fun.

Um, how are you?

- I'm good, I'm good.

I think I'm just about
to make some fajitas,

and um, yeah, I miss you.

- I miss you too.

Look, I, I was just calling to say hi.

- Well, hi.

Is everything okay?

- Yeah, I just feel really
bad about yesterday.

- Yeah, it's, I think it's
best if we just forget it.

- What do you mean?

- I just don't want to stress you out

and, and I don't want you
have to worry about me.

So just ignore everything that
I said, 'cause you're right.

- You don't wanna come with me?

- No, I do.

I just, I don't know
how I'm gonna afford it,

and I don't know what I
do, and I hate cities so.

- I want you to come with me.

- What?

- Yeah, yeah, we can like get
an apartment like you said.

- Okay. I guess, I guess I'm just confused

because that's not what
you were saying before.

And, and I just, what, what changed?

- I, I told you I needed
to think about it,

and I took some time
and I thought about it.

- Okay.

- Can I come over tomorrow?

We can talk about it then.

- Yeah, yeah.

Well, what are you doing tonight?

- I'm going to dinner with my parents.

- Okay, yeah, well,
I'll, I'll just be here,

so just come by whenever.

- I love you.

- I love you too.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- What's going on, fellas?

- Hey, hello.

- I got Bella again.
- Hey, good to see you.

- Hey, Bella.
- Hi.

- Hi, Wyatt.
- What you, uh,

chefing up there?

- Little bit
of, uh, beef fajitas.

- Okay, is there
enough to go around.

- There's plenty, yeah.

You guys want some?
- Yeah.

- Would love.
- Yeah, that'd be great.

Thank you.
- I'm sorry again

about last night.

That was really embarrassing.

- No, it was, it was funny.

- I don't usually drink like that.

- Yeah.

- I promise, seriously.

- It's fine, it was cute.

- Thanks for taking care of me though.

- Of course.
- No, it was nice.

- Anytime.

- So are you seeing anyone else?

- I mean, I've like hooked up

with this guy on my floor a few times.

Nothing serious.

I mean, I mean, we went to a formal.

It was kind of fun.

I like danced on a table and stuff.

- Totally.

Okay.

Um, yeah, okay.

- I like you though.

- I like, I like you too.

I've been having fun.

- I mean, I'd like rather
hang out with you, you know?

- Yeah, cool.

No, um, I'd, I'd like
to hang out with you.

I've been having fun.

- Cool.

- Yeah.
- Cool.

- I'm not seeing anyone,
so no problems there.

- So Drew, huh?

I've never seen him that, uh,

that excited about a girl before.

It's kinda cool.

You all right, man?

- Yeah.

- Just been kind of quiet.

- Hello, no one is
available to take your call.

Please leave a message after the tone.

Please leave a message after the tone.

- Yo, Carly, will you just,

I was super fucked up the
other night, all right?

I didn't mean any of that shit.

Yo, Carly, can you please
pick up the fucking phone?

I, I've been trying to call you.

We should just talk, okay?

Just pick up the phone.

- You good?

- Yeah, I'm gonna head out.

- No, wait.

Where are you going?

- I need some air.

- Yeah, with the fucking keys.

What are you stupid?

You can't fucking drive, dude.

- I need to talk to her.

I've been calling her,

she's not answering it,
and she fucking blocked me.

- Then leave it alone.

Leave her alone, dude.

- I, I think I really fucked
up this time, all right?

She's never, she's never
cut me off like this before.

And she might be done with me.

I gotta go talk to her.

- I'm sorry, dude.

And I, it sucks.

I'm sorry, but you can't drive.

Okay, look at me.

Hey, you can't drive.

Can you talk to her in the morning?

- I'm just all mixed up.

My whole mind is just fucked.

- Oh dude, it's okay.

- I'm just not in a good mindset.

- I'll get you, can I get you some water?

No, you don't need anymore of that shit.

Let me get you some water.

Some more food.

Wyatt.

Wyatt.

- Where's he going?

- Where do you think he's going?

- Carly's.
- Yeah.

We gotta go get him, dude.

- Ah, come on, he's fine.

- No, we gotta go get him.

- He's fine.
- We can't let him

show up like that.
- He's fine.

Just let him do his thing.

- Did you drive?

- Yeah, yeah, I drove.

- Great, awesome.

- No, okay, just let it be.

- No, dude, he's drunk off his ass.

We can't just let him show
up to her house like that.

She lives like a couple
minutes away from campus.

Can you do that?

Can you drive us?

- Yeah.
- Great.

Drew, are we doing this or not?

- Fuck, all right, let's go.

- I think you're the worst
bowler I've ever met.

- That's totally untrue.

- Wyatt, what the fuck are you doing here?

- Who is this fucking guy?

- Grant, bro.

- Wyatt, you need to
leave right now, okay?

- Carly, what the fucks he doing here?

- I'm not fucking talking to you.

- Hey, fuck you, man.

- Please.
- I'm talking.

- Can we talk for a second?

- Just give me a second.

- Yeah, all right, I guess.

- Did you block me?

- Yeah.

- For that dude?

- Hey.

- Wyatt, I'm so serious right now,

if you don't leave

I'm gonna have to get a restraining order.

- You don't need to do that.

- Are you sure about that?

Why are you looking in my windows?

- Please, I've been fucked
up lately, all right?

I, I, I'll go to the therapist again.

I'll do whatever you need me to do.

- I need you to go.

- Hey, you heard her, man.

Just, just get outta here.

- No one is talking to your dumb ass.

- Fuck you!
- Come man.

- Man.
- Hey, guys.

- Don't fucking touch me!

Fuck you!
- Come on.

You guys, calm down.

Are you kidding right now?

Are you kidding?

- Wyatt.

Wyatt.

Hey, get the fuck off.

- What are you doing here?

- What are you doing?

- Fuck you.

- Get the fuck outta here, man.

Fucking psycho.

- Wyatt.

Wyatt.

- Wyatt, what the fuck?

- Fuck you!
- Wyatt,

are fucking kidding me?

- Fucking bitch.

- Are you kidding?

Grant, are you okay?

- He's fine.

- Come on, Wyatt, let's go.

- Fuck you, Wyatt!

Fuck you, Wyatt!
- Carly.

- Fuck you!
- Calm down.

- I never wanna see you again!

Get the fuck away from me!

- Hey, don't slam the door.

Are you okay?

- Mm-hmm.

- I'm so fucking sorry about him.

You shouldn't have
gotten dragged into that.

- No, it, it's fine, Drew.

- No, I don't know what's
fucking wrong with him.

I swear to God.

- Yeah.

- You wanna come in?

- Uh, no, I think I'm just
gonna head back to the dorms

if that's good.

- Uh, um, you don't wanna come?

- I probably shouldn't.

- I could come with you.

- I, Ivy's there.

- All right, um.

Yeah, true.

All right, goodnight.

- Okay.

- Goodnight.
- Yeah, goodnight.

Yeah.

- That fucking cocksucker.

See that fucking bum.

He fucking started it.

Dude, I wasn't trying to fight him.

My adrenaline's going,
I can't get a punch in,

'cause he's just pussyfooting around.

- You know Drew's gonna be pissed, right?

- At me?

For what?

Yo, Drew.
- What?

- You good?
- No.

What the hell?

What the fuck was that, man?

- What do you mean?

- You're fucking embarrassing seriously.

- I didn't ask you guys to come.

I told your ass not to come.

- She doesn't wanna see you, okay?

Can you get the message?

- Yeah, I fucking know that.

I can still talk to her.

Bella is gonna be fine.

- She didn't need to see that.

- She's not gonna ghost your ass.

Just explain in the morning.

It's gonna be fine.

- You wanna get some pizza?

- You, Wyatt, man,

you just need to calm
the fuck down sometimes.

- Pizza?

Drew, you can even choose
since your girlfriend's

probably gonna break up with you now.

- All right.

Fuck you guys.

- It'll be fine, bro.

- I fucking know.

- Yo, Bella asked how you were doing.

- I told you you were tweaking.

- All right.

Was told to deliver this pizza

to some guy who got his ass beat tonight.

Was that, uh?

- That man over there.

- Okay, great, good to know.

Oh.

Mm-hmm.

- What we got?

- Is that the?

- Take a slice.

- Pineapple?

- With pepperoni.

- Yo.

- Yo.

- Good morning.

- How you feeling?

- I'm good, um, yeah, I'm good.

How are you?

- That is just insanely disgusting.

Can you please clean your dishes?

- Eventually yes.

I'm waiting for.

Oh, god, can you put some pants on, man?

No one wants to see that.

Animal.

- Yo, no more cooking-

- It'll get done.
- Until, okay?

- Don't worry about it.
- Come on.

- Yeah.
- It's disgusting.

- Yeah, yeah.

- I'm gonna call Federico
if you don't mind.

- Wait, please can you introduce me?

- Think I should?

Okay.

- Ciao, buongiorno.

- Ciao, bella, buongiorno.

- Hi.

- Okay, Leila.

- Ladies and gentlemen, it is a sad day

for us here "Between the Beats",

when we sign off in a couple of minutes,

it's gonna be for the last time.

- Yeah, but before we do, do sign off,

you wanna introduce us to your friend

in that corner over here?

- Uh, hi, I'm, I'm Bella.

- Freshman class at 2024, 25?

- Yeah, 24.
- 24.

- Mm.
- 24, dang, Drew,

we can't keep counting.

We getting old, my boy.

- Look, it's been an honor

for us at, uh, "Between the Beats".

- Stay, well, stay happy.

Peace.

- How was the, the final?

- It was good.

- Good.

- I'm sorry.

- I can't do this anymore, Chloe.

This is.