X/Y (2014) - full transcript

A look at the lives and interactions of a group of friends living in New York.

[Heavy breathing]

[Kissing sounds]

[Heavy breathing]

[Moaning]

Okay, I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm not done.

Finish. Finish.

What?

You're not into it.

Mark.

Yeah.

Do you want talk about

what happened tonight?

What?

You have nothing

you want to say?

No. I wanna check my emails

and I want to go to bed.

I gotta meet Todd

really early in the morning.

What was that, tonight?

What?

You yelling across

the restaurant?

I heard you say,

"Dicks, pussy,

licking, asshole,"

all in one sentence.

And so did everybody else.

Babe, there was nobody else

sitting near us in the

restaurant.

What is it that you

are trying to prove?

I don't have anything to prove.

It was a joke.

Well, I'm sorry, but I don't

like it when you act like that.

It is embarrassing to me.

You didn't have to

make it really awkward,

'cause everyone felt awkward.

Okay, you know what,

I'm gonna go to sleep.

Maybe we can talk about this

sometime tomorrow,

but, you know what, I...

I have to sleep.

Are you unhappy?

Are we seriously

gonna keep doing this?

I wanna know.

Babe, I'm happy.

I don't feel like

you're happy.

I'm happy.

Do I make you unhappy?

Honestly?

Do you really wanna know?

Yeah.

Yeah, sometimes

you make me unhappy.

I knew it.

What?

Do you wanna sleep on the couch,

or should I?

You're not sleeping

on the couch.

Then you go.

I'm not sleeping

on the couch either.

Fine.

What are you doing?

You're not gonna fucking sleep

on the couch!

Then you go.

No.

Well, I'm not sleeping

in bed with you.

I don't want to be near you.

Well, what do you want me to do?

You want me to leave?

Is that what you want me to do?

Sure!

You want me

to fucking leave?

If that's what you want.

Go.

Fine. I'll go.

What are you doing?

I'm looking at Facebook.

You want some tea?

Sure. Yeah,

that'd be great.

Mark.

What?

I don't know how to say this.

I slept with Jason.

You what?

I slept with Jason.

When?

When you were out of town.

Why, Sylvia?

I feel alone.

All the time.

What am I supposed

to do about it?

I don't know,

talk to me about it?

I try to talk to you. I try to

talk to you all the time.

You don't want to talk to me!

I tried. You don't even

want to listen to me.

[Kettle whistling]

[Car horn honking]

[Phone vibrating]

That gonna work for you?

Yeah, this is good.

Thank you.

I'm gonna head out in a bit and

get awake. You wanna join?

No, I'm fine. I gotta meet Todd

really early in the morning.

Well, dude, take the bed

while I'm gone. Seriously.

I'm gonna be gone

for a minute.

Don't worry, it's clean.

All right, well, there's plenty

of food and drink in the fridge.

Help yourself.

Thanks, Jake.

I really appreciate it.

No problem.

I'll see you in a bit.

[Alarm blaring]

Morning, dude.

Hey. Good morning.

[Shower running]

I love the new script.

It's a beautiful world

you've set up.

I mean, it needs some work,

but it's getting there.

I have some questions.

Okay, cool.

Now, you have one character

that's going to be played

by three different actors.

Yes.

Why?

Um... well, I mean,

it's about--

it's about growth.

It's about how he

evolves as a person.

It's about how he sees himself

as a different person,

in each different

stage of his life.

Okay. I don't think

it makes sense,

but you seem to think it's a

good idea, so I'm confused.

Yeah, I really think

it can work.

And the, um, cross-cutting

of the stories,

don't you think it would

be a lot easier

if it were told linearly?

A lot easier to follow,

you know, told in order?

Well, yeah, I think it would be

a lot easier to follow, yeah.

Um, but, I don't think

it would be very interesting.

I have a secret for you.

I showed it to Warner Brothers.

You showed it to

Warner Brothers?

I just wanted to

give them a taste.

It's not ready.

Why would you do that?

You said you weren't

going to do that.

I know, I know, but the

point is, they're excited.

They're really, really excited.

They love the idea.

They're looking for a high

concept sci-fi

for a summer release.

They think this could be huge.

They think this could

be the one.

Really? They really like it?

Yeah, but they

have some concerns.

Okay, what kind of concerns

are you talking about?

Big concerns?

Small concerns?

Well, they're concerned about

three actors playing one role

and the fucking cross-cutting

of the stories bullshit.

They also need you to end

with a big chase sequence.

Wow. Okay, that's

some real shit.

Look, if you want to do a movie

for an audience of five hipsters

in Williamsburg,

you go right ahead.

I'm not in the business of

making crap, okay?

You have a great idea.

We can make something epic here.

[Phone honking]

Do not fuck it up

with this "I went to film school

so I have to make art" bullshit.

Fuck, I have five more

meetings today,

and then I gotta catch

a 10:00 flight.

Tiffany's ovulating

and I gotta get the juice in her

before her eggs dry up.

She's got it down to a science,

it's like a five-hour window.

It's fucking...

it's fucking a chore.

Listen, I'm back in a week.

You think you can get

those changes by then?

Yeah, I think I can do that.

YOGA INSTRUCTOR:

Stretch your fingertips towards

your big and second toe.

Push the right hip more forward.

Tuck in the chin.

With your eyes only, look up

towards your right thumbnail.

Grow a little bit.

You got a little bit more.

Stretch up. Reach up.

There it is. This is how

you become stronger.

Lift up, stretch up,

and hold it here. Hold it here.

Charge your body forward.

We all have windows

of opportunity.

No hesitation. Only awareness.

Stretch your finger

just more forward.

Kick your foot back, as you kick

the toes all the way up.

Bellies engaged tight.

Start to bring your body down.

Your chest down,

all from the lower spine.

Tessa!

My little pony's coming!

[Dog barking]

Shut up, dogs!

Here.

Hey.

Jesus.

Oh, there she is.

Come give me a kiss.

Nothing makes me sick, baby.

I can't deal with this right

now. Just put her on the couch.

Okay, let's do this.

No.

Come on.

Dude, you wanna get some water

and a trashcan or something?

Guy's name is [Unclear]. He's

gonna take good care of you.

All right. All right.

Let's go, come on.

Grab my neck. Grab my neck.

Come on.

Oh-- Ahh!

[Laughing]

Oh, my god.

Tessa!

You're drunk.

Okay.

No, you're a mess.

I just wanna make you happy.

Okay-- no.

I'm not in the mood.

Shh...

Stop. Seriously.

You're a mess.

I don't like being with you

when you're like this.

[Laughing]

Ahh... I actually

don't need you. You can go.

You're a fucking drunk. Just get

your shit together, Stacy.

Let's get you up.

It's okay.

[Snoring]

Hey...

No, I had, like,

two interviews last week,

and one of them

went really well.

He really liked my portfolio.

He was just like,

"You have a lot of cool style."

And... I don't know...

Yeah, I'm doing,

like, a lot of yoga,

been working on my,

like, meditation,

and I'm feeling really good,

and I'm feeling positive,

like it's totally gonna happen.

I'm fine!

I have a budget. Really.

All right, well, how's Dad?

Can I talk with him?

Okay, no, I get it.

Hi.

Hi.

What can I get you?

Uh...

What do you suggest?

Uh, well, the Flores

is very good,

but my favourite is

the Kogomini from Kenya.

Kogomini!

Kogomini.

Sounds fancy.

It's got a really nice

floral undertones.

Uh, it's sweet with,

uh, hints of syrup,

and it goes down smooth

and finishes strong

with a trace of chocolate.

Wow. That sounds delicious.

I'll have two, please.

Okay, good choice.

It'll be $18.

Wow.

Shit. They better be good.

Thanks.

There's your change.

Hey!

Hey.

Hi.

Can I get you

anything else?

Do you have any brown sugar?

Yeah, it's right over there.

Oh, yeah.

Next to the white sugar.

That's right.

Uh, anything else?

Uh, yeah... This...

is for you.

Do you want me to throw it out?

No. Um, inside--

there's something inside if

you're interested.

No, no, not right now.

Not now!

Oh! Jen.

Yeah.

Okay, bye!

Bye...

Hey!

You left this.

Oh! Thank you!

You're welcome.

I'm sorry. I'm such an ass.

I saw you and I was like,

"Eh, why not? What the fuck?"

You know? Um, but I don't do

this on a regular,

or, like, at all.

That's okay.

So you can tear it up,

you can throw it away,

you can clean up coffee

with it, um, whatever.

Okay.

Okay. I think I'm gonna go now.

Um, should I give you, like,

a reward or something?

No, I mean, like, I hardly found

it, so don't worry about it.

Okay, well, thank you.

All right.

Oh, my gosh,

I'm so sorry.

Hi.

I'm late.

I got caught up at work.

On a Sunday?

Yeah, we're slammed.

Got a lot to do.

Thank you!

Mani mani!

Jen, you don't have a job.

Why are you getting manis?

It was nothing.

It was cheap.

Did you pick this colour?

She suggested it.

Ugh, you don't like it.

No, it looks great.

I like it.

It makes me smile.

Good!

WOMAN:

Ready now?

Yeah, we're coming.

No waiting.

Now or no "scrubbu".

No scrubbu.

[Laughing]

Let's go.

JEN:

I had a vodka soda

and he had two more pilsners.

And then I had a cosmo,

and he had two more pilsners.

Are you listening to me?

Yeah.

Can you look at me?

Jen, I can hear you.

Hi.

Hi.

He sounds like a winner.

I really felt a connection.

What happened to... Don?

Doug? Don?

Doug? Oh, yeah, Doug.

What happened?

I stopped calling him.

He just wanted to do me,

like, all the time.

Oh, who says "do me"?

He wanted to do me.

To do me, like all-- like,

literally all the time.

And I was like, it's not

even that good, so.

I cut that cord.

Really? 'Cause I thought

you said you liked him.

Okay, well, maybe

he stopped calling me.

[Both laughing]

Oh, my god...

I'm so fat!

You're so ridiculous!

Johnny, he's just so cute.

He's just-- He's like tall, and

he's like not the kind of guy

that I would normally be into,

but you know,

maybe a change is good.

Maybe I need a change.

Maybe I need to just, like,

do something that's, like,

out of the ordinary.

Maybe then it will work,

you know?

Oh, my god,

I forgot to tell you,

I met, like, the cutest, cutest

guy at the coffee shop.

Like, you guys--

like, you talked to him?

Well, sort of.

What do you mean?

Well, I ordered coffee.

And then?

And then I asked for some sugar,

and then I, like,

slipped him my number

on a piece of paper,

the napkin.

On a napkin,

like you're in junior high?

Yeah! No, well, he thought

it was really cute,

'cause he gave me

his number too.

And there were all

these people on the train,

at 5:00 in the morning,

and I was like,

"Where is everybody going?"

To work.

To work?

Yeah.

I was like, "I need to be

amongst the working class."

Yeah, you do.

That's where I want to be.

You know? Like everybody was

together on the train,

they were heading somewhere.

Revelations.

Well...

You should start

looking for a job.

It's been like three weeks,

right?

Yeah. I need a moment. I just

need to get myself together.

Okay, I guess that's the

responsible thing to do.

Are you okay?

Are you mad at me?

Did I do something wrong?

Jen. No. It has nothing

to do with you.

I've just been having

a really rough week.

Do you want to talk about it?

So...

Mark and I are not speaking.

What?

He moved out.

What happened?

Well...

we weren't communicating,

and then last weekend I just

realized that he's a child,

and he doesn't

want to grow up, so...

I mean, I can't

live like that.

Okay, I need a lot

more details than that.

You can't just

drop that one on me.

Well, I confronted him

about being loud at the

restaurant last weekend.

You were there. You saw him.

He was being a complete asshole.

Oh, it was me who

made that thong joke.

I thought it was funny.

It wasn't funny.

I thought it was.

Okay, why would you

even say that, Jen?

What?

You're just

gonna take his side.

You don't even know

the rest of the story yet.

No, I'm not. It was a joke,

and I thought it was funny.

Well, I thought

it was embarrassing.

So that's why he left?

Because of a joke? You guys

couldn't figure that out?

No.

Well, yes, but he

was leaving before that.

I told him about Jason.

Oh, my god.

You didn't.

Yes, I did.

I just said I did.

He must've flipped.

No, he didn't. That's the point,

Jen. He doesn't talk.

He didn't want to

talk about it.

How am I supposed to live

with someone like that?

Mark is a good guy.

And he loves you.

I mean, he has every right

to be upset.

So, what, you think that

this is all just my fault?

He's got no responsibility?

Sylvia, you did fuck up.

It's more complicated

than that, Jen.

Relationships are complicated.

I think I know about

relationships.

Oh, really? 'Cause when was the

last time you were in one?

I haven't found a guy

that's good enough.

Okay, well, I don't think that's

the problem, but whatever.

Relationships take work.

That's not really something

you understand.

Okay, I wouldn't understand?

I'm not the one who just fucked

up my relationship of six years.

I may not know what it's like to

be in a long-term relationship,

but I do know that it

requires respect.

Respect?

Yes.

Oh, you mean like the

kind of respect you get

when you sleep with a guy

on the first date?

Don't talk to me

about respect, Jen.

Please, go.

Are you serious?

I'll take that.

No, it's fine.

I don't want

your money, okay?

Okay. Fine.

I'll talk to you later.

I'll call you,

or something. Bye.

It's Johnny, leave a message.

Hey, do you mind

if I smoke, please?

Cool, thanks.

[Knocking]

[Knocking]

Can I help you?

Uh, yeah, is Johnny here?

Who are you?

Who are you?

I'm his wife.

Oh... Oh.

Uh, can I help you?

No, I just thought that

I would stop by and say hi.

I was in the neighbourhood.

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Uh...

How do you two know each other?

We, uh, we went to college

with each other.

Yeah, we were

in school together.

Hamilton.

All right, you know what?

He's not my friend.

Actually, we met on OKCupid,

and we went out

on a date last night,

and I came up here

to get my bag.

I am so sorry.

He did not tell me

that he was married.

Can I just have my bag?

What?

What do you mean, what?

Go get her bag.

I'm so sorry.

Did you sleep with him?

Yeah. I did.

In my bed?

I didn't know it was your bed.

Do you have an STD?

No! No, I am clean.

I'm absolutely clean.

Good, because I have

a mild case of herpes,

and so does Johnny.

I hope you get it.

Excuse me.

Here.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

[Phone beeping]

♪ Jerry

♪ Tells me some things

I don't wanna know ♪

♪ And I can't see

♪ The light at the end

for us anymore ♪

♪ But I can't keep crying

♪ All of the time

♪ No, I can't keep crying

♪ All of the time

[Phone ringing]

Hello?

Is this Jen?

Yeah.

It's Phil,

from the coffee shop.

What do you want?

I got your text. Wow.

It sounds like

you've had a rough go.

I'm still interested.

Really?

Yeah.

Uh, you wanna

meet up and talk?

Mm, I can't. I'm busy.

I'm cleaning and stuff.

Okay. Um...

Maybe some other night.

Wait.

How about coffee?

Tomorrow morning?

Sounds great.

Kappa Cafe? How's 10:00?

Okay. I'll, uh--

I'll see you then.

Okay.

Okay. Bye.

Bye.

[Indistinct chattering]

What's your name again?

[Moaning]

What the fuck?

Wonderful. I'm loving it.

Hold that. Yep, absolute--

Oh, take a look

at her. Great.

Great. Doing well over there.

Beautiful.

And... perfect.

There we go.

And, yes, beautiful.

Straight, like that.

That's wonderful. I love it.

I love it. I love it.

[Phone vibrating]

Hey.

Hey.

I'm Claudia,

by the way. Sorry.

I know.

You know my name?

Yeah.

And here I just thought...

You're right.

Um, I never do this,

but...

do you want to go get

a cup of coffee?

There's a really cute place

around the corner.

I don't really

have the time.

Espresso?

[Laughing]

Yeah, sure.

Cool. Okay, one second.

Let me get my stuff.

[Whistling]

Oh...

Oh.

CLAUDIA:

I'm just doing this

to get through grad school.

I mean, I never thought

I'd make a career out of it,

but the pay's good

and it's little time commitment.

It's actually pretty ideal.

How about you?

It's a job.

Anything else

you'd rather be doing?

Yeah. Oh, I do a lot

of stuff.

I paint, I deejay.

I really want

to be a photographer.

Photographer?

That's cool.

Yeah, I'm really into

using Polaroids.

Do you have your camera?

Yeah.

How about it?

I'll give you my best shot.

No, that's okay.

Come on.

Really?

Yeah.

All right.

All right, you ready?

[Both laughing]

[Camera shutter clicking]

You see?

[Both laughing]

You're in grad school.

What are you studying?

Journalism.

I want to be like

Nicholas Kristof one day.

Oh, sure. He's amazing.

You know who he is?

Yeah, of course.

I don't know, I just--

I really love the news.

It's exciting.

It feels real.

That's because it is.

Oh, shit. Sorry.

I mean... I...

Of course it's real.

You know,

compared to what we do.

So, um...

do you have a girlfriend?

No.

Boyfriend?

No. My girlfriend and I

broke up a few months ago.

I'm sorry. That's rough.

How long were you two

together?

Five years.

You okay?

Me?

No.

Her? Yes.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, we broke up

and she started seeing someone

right away.

Wow.

Too much information?

No. Not at all.

Sounds like you two

were pretty serious.

Yeah. I was really close

to proposing.

I was engaged once.

I had the dress

and everything.

And then a week before

the wedding, I called it off.

Really?

I mean,

he was devastated.

He's fine now.

Married, two kids.

So weird to think

that I might never find somebody

who will love me

as much as he did.

Are you open to it now?

Yeah. Definitely.

So, what was her name?

Uh...

I don't really want

to get into it.

Oh, sorry. Of course.

I'd better get going.

Yeah.

Thanks for the invite.

It was nice talking

with you.

You too.

[Car horns honking]

[Inaudible]

[Camera shutter clicking]

[Sighing]Did something stupid last night.

[Sniffling]

What happened?

I think I fucked some girl

in the club.

You think?

Yeah.

I guess I did.

I feel like shit.

I just fucked her

and then threw her on the floor.

You fucked her

and left her on the floor?

Yeah.

That's fucked up, dude.

[Laughing]

I really don't need you

to tell me that.

[Scoffing]

[Rock music playing]

[Sighing]

Did you talk with Silvia?

No.

Well, do you want to?

I don't know how

to get over something like that.

Well, just forgive her.

It's easier that way.

Seriously?

People make mistakes.

[Scoffing]

She fucked Jason.

It happens.

So what? Now you have

all the answers?

I'm not talking about me.

No, dude. Seriously.

You're still chasing

after a girl

that you couldn't even stand to

be with when you were together.

That's not true.

And you can't even stand to be

alone now.

I'm happy being alone.

Really? That's why you had to go

fuck some random girl in a club?

Dude, who are you? You're like

five different people.

Sounds like you're talking

about yourself, my friend.

Fuck you, man.

Fuck you.

I'm nothing like you.

Fuck you, dude.

[Bass music playing]

[Knocking at door]

Yeah?

Oh, shit, dude.

I'm sorry.

What do you want?

Uh, I just wanted an extra

pillow, if you have one.

Yeah.

Here you go.

Thank you.

[Exhaling]

Thanks.

Wow, dude.

That's really fucking good.

No, it's not. It's shit.

Can I touch it?

Can I touch it?

Yeah.

No, dude. No.

[Sighing]

[Waves crashing]

[Sighing]

I'm kind of freaking out.

I don't know what that was.

Don't worry about it.

I'm still in love

with Silvia.

I know.

You want to head back

to the city?

No. I think I'm going to stay

out here for a little bit

and watch the surf.

[Speaking indistinctly]

I'll see you later.

[Woman breathing heavily]

You good?

I'm good.

Do you have time

for a drink?

Yeah.

I just got

to make this call.

Okay.

I'll meet you at the bar.Yeah.

Double shot of tequila?

Yes.

You know me.

Per usue.

All right,

I'll see you in there.

[Sighing]

[Door opening and closing]

[Sighing]

I've been trying to fire her

for, like, years.

But you can't,

because she's older.

And that's not PC, I guess.

I don't know.

I mean, just do the work,

right?

Well, hey, I mean, you should

definitely do the work.

But you got to be

respectful to these people too.

Okay.

You know.

You can totally go

if you need to.

I'm just going to finish

my drink and then head home.

I'm cool.

No, I'm serious.

No, I just told my friends

I would meet up with them.

You want to come?

No, no, no.

No, I...

I got to get home.

I don't want

to leave you here alone.

No. I'm fine.

You can leave me alone.

I'm a big girl.

Are you sure?

Yes. Go.

See you.

See you.

[Sighing]

[Sighing]

SILVIA:

Sam, just--

Okay, but I don't have time.

I don't have time

to sit here

and text you the entire

instructions.

Just call me.

SAM, OVER PHONE:

Okay, sorry. I got confused.

Sorry. Should I send you

the one I think it is?

Just send it over

and I'll look at it,

and I'll send it back. Okay.

Okay, bye. I'm sorry.

[Phone ringing]

[Phone ringing]

Hello?

Hi, it's Sam.

I'm in the conference room.

Are you here? Fuck.

Shit.

Fuck.

[Sighing]

Given recent trends in the

Hong Kong real estate market

over the last eight quarters,

we expect our investments

to generate a return of 12%

over the next four quarters.

[Putting phone down]

Didn't we revise

these numbers

based on the updated

inflation assumptions?

Yeah, I--

I revised them.

Uh, what model

did you use?

Uh...

Where's the--

Where's the version I sent you?

I-- I didn't get it.

What do you mean

you didn't get it?

I sent it. Because that's all

you had to do,

was go in, take the outputs

and plug them into the deck.

You didn't learn how to open

your e-mail and copy and paste?

You need me to do that

for you too?

I'm sorry, Charles. We can't--

We can't continue

with this meeting.

Jason, would you

take this offline

and help the team fix it?

I got it.Thank you.

All right, folks.

Let's reconvene tomorrow.

Thank you.

[Sighing]

We can revisit the correct

outputs tomorrow.

Now, take the rest

of the day off.

No. No, it's fine.

I'll stick around and make sure

that they can do it right.

You've been working

really hard lately.

Give the team

clear marching orders.

Okay?

And take

the afternoon.

INSTRUCTOR:

Here we go.

Start to feel the rhythm.

Start pedalling

just a little bit faster

to the beat of the music.

Really grind it all the way

into the ground.

Give it ten seconds,

right here.

Come on, back row.

All you have to lose

is the fat on your ass!

Then maybe you'd be

on your way.

Go, go!

How do you feel?

[People cheering]

Keep going. Four...

three...

two...

Mmm.

Hey, sexy. You ready?

Um, hello to you too.

Don't you want

to get a drink first?

No, let's go.

I got to meet a client

in an hour.

No, have a drink.

BARTENDER:

Can I get you anything?

Two double shots

of tequila.

So, um...

does everyone in the office

hate me now?

You mean more

than they did before?

[Laughing]

That's very funny.

Hmm.

You're feisty today.

I like it.

[Breathing heavily]

Do you even like me?

I love fucking you.

No, that's not

what I meant.

What do you mean?

I mean, do you like me

as a person?

As a person?

Yeah.

You just said that everyone

in the office hates me.

[Panting]

You can be

a real bitch sometimes.

But the sex is great.

I like it, you like it.

That's what we agreed on,

right?

Yeah.

Is that a problem?

No.

[Breathing heavily]

Wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait.

Um, this isn't going

to work for me.

We can do it

on the sink.

Wait, okay.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

I don't--

I meant that I--

I don't want to do this.

Um...

I mean, I--

I can't do this.

I meant, just not today.

And, um...

probably not tomorrow.

Um...

I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry.

Thank you.

[Sighing]

[Cork popping]

[Water running]

[Sighing]

[Computer printer whirring]

Mark?

Hey.

Hi.

Aren't you supposed

to be at work?

I took the day off.

What are you doing here?

I just have to print

my script.

Um, I'm only going to be

a few more minutes.

No, no, no. Take--

Take your time.

Do you want

a glass of wine?

What?

Do you want

a glass of wine?

MARK:

No, I'm fine.

[Liquid pouring]

Did you finish

your script?

Yeah.

That's good.

Are you giving it to Todd?

Uh, no, I--

I fired him.

Oh.

Wow.

I met this new producer.

She's really interested

in the idea,

so I'm going

to submit it to her.

That's great.

Congratulations.

Are you happy with it?

Me? Happy?

Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, I'm--

I'm pretty happy with it.

It still needs some work,

but...

[Banging stapler]

Do you want to talk?

[Banging stapler]

Uh...

I mean, I didn't

come here to talk.

Okay.

Do you need any help, or...?

No, I'm good.

Okay.

Well, I'm going to go

lie down.

So you just

take your time.

[Sighing]

[Footsteps]

MARK:

I'm leaving.

I'll let you know next time

I'm coming by,

so this doesn't

happen again.

Okay.

Or you know what? Um...

maybe we can just agree

on a time

that I can come by

and get the rest of my stuff,

so I don't have to keep

coming back.

Mark...

I just want to say...

that I know

that I hurt you.

I didn't mean to,

but I know that I did.

And I'm really sorry.

I'm really sorry.

And I understand

if you...

[Sniffling]

...don't ever want

to see me again, or...

or talk to me.

That's not what I want.

Really?

Do you really

want to talk?

Yes.

What you did

was horrible...

and really

fucking hurtful.

I'm not sure if I'm going to be

able to forgive you right now.

Um...

But I will

take responsibility.

Because it takes two.

I recognize that.

And I played

my part as well.

I-- I can't always...

I can't always articulate

my feelings.

Um...

sometimes I don't know

what I want.

But that doesn't-- That doesn't

make me a bad guy.

So you're right.

I am unhappy.

But I really love you.

And I'm willing to try

and make this work if you are.

I am.

So...

So.

How do we start?