I don't know what to say.

It's horrible to me.

Sheena and Brock.

I have so much sympathy for Sheena in this scene, even though she's obviously willfully delusional about Brock.

But Erica comes in the room.

Erica is She and his mom.

And it's kind of a funny little poke at Brock.

She goes, I didn't ask you, Brock.

How was pickleball?

And he goes, I nailed it.

I was the best.

And she goes, was it worth leaving us for two hours in the morning to go practice?

And he goes, yeah, it was worth it.

Because he knows exactly what she's trying to say.

And he goes, me and it was worth it because he knows exactly what she's trying to say.

And he goes, me and Erica have tension.

And she keeps kind of saying over and over again, she was like, I was like,

Brock's leaving us first thing in the morning.

You know, what do we do here?

And Brock's like, you had the fort down. Don't be going, don't be going there. And he goes, it's a job. At one point under his breath, he says that. And then his confessional, again, he reiterates that this is an employee-employer relationship that he has with Sheena's mom. Yeah. Yeah, it's brutal. They obviously fucking hate each other. Like, she's holding his feet to the fire. And he's like, ha, I don't think you want to go there. I don't think you want to go there. And you're like, oh, God. Like, this is a nightmare. And so she offers to help them. She leaves with the baby. And she's like, you know, I didn't want my mom to have to work on her birthday. And he's like, well, that's how the hooky crumbles, sweetheart. You know, that's how it is when you have a job. And she's like, I hate when you guys fight it. It breaks my soul. I can't deal with it, which like, that would be so stressful for anyone. And then she's like, you know, she's like, I'm still doing hormones. Like, you see how small these babies are, her and Lala's baby, they're like little squids.

They're like fresh out the womb.

I'm like, it's kind of amazing that they're even doing this at all.

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