Got no job
Sometimes I just sit down and sob
Wondering if anything will go right
Or will you dance with me tonight
When the sun departs
I feel a hole down in my heart
Put on some shoes
Come down here and listen to the blues
Wondering if anything will go right
Or will you dance with me tonight
I'm looking at you
You're looking at me
We're the only two off the dance floor
Do you see what I see?
Two broken lives
Working in harmony
Might make for a decent time
So get up and dance with me
It was a great show.
You should be very pleased.
How much money did we make?
I don't talk business in front of
a non-client. You know that.
Actually, I'm thinking
about signing with you.
Well, well, thank you, Sophie.
That's... That's terrific.
In that case, I don't think it's right to
talk about one client's business affairs...
...in front of another client.
I'm discreet that way.
You don't know how much money
we made, do you?
I have a ballpark figure.
Is it enough for a nice dinner?
Dinner. I'm supposed to go
to Rhonda's for dinner. I'm late.
Oh, God, help.
You know, she wouldn't yell at me
if you came.
Oh, very well.
I can't go.
I'm losing my mind.
You've got me frazzled.
- There you go. You're gonna love these.
- Thank you. That's plenty. Honestly.
Trust me, you're gonna want
even more than that. Say when.
When, when, when. Thank you.
Thank you. That's plenty. Thank you.
- One more. Trust me.
- No.
Listen, now, I don't wanna be
presumptuous...
...but I'm about to open
a new Weight-Not in Boca...
...and I was wondering
if maybe you'd like to perform.
Sounds wonderful. I performed
at a fat farm once. They loved me.
I threw out treats from the stage.
They went crazy.
It was like a dietetic Altamont.
That's funny.
- Honey, no cell phones at the table.
- Could be Jessie about the meeting.
If we break the rules, what'll the kids
think? Don't. Sorry, Alex. Very rude.
Weirdo, is there a way
we could go to the Cora show?
- That would be so cool.
- We could work that out.
I believe we can.
I believe we've become close friends.
Don't bug him with stuff like that.
Sorry, sorry, sorry. Apologies.
I know the rules. Turn it off.
Oh, no, honey. You go right ahead.
You're a guest.
You sure? You want me
to call Jessie back while I'm...?
I'll be very quick.
Chris, yes? Say that again.
Cora's people what?
What? Is it about the song?
Really?
- What does he say?
- It's Sophie.
Really?
Okay. Okay, got it.
Cora is back in town tomorrow...
...and wants to meet us at her studio
to work on the song.
And she wants to know
if we like wheatgrass.
- Sounds ominous.
- Are you worried?
- Well, I don't... You know, yeah.
- Lf you're not worried, I'm not worried.
You've got your worried eyes.
You look like a little worried doggy.
Sophie, bring those dishes in here, hon.
Okay, honey. You lead, I'll follow.
- There you go. There you go.
- What?
Nothing. Just looking.
What? What? What, what, what?
- Well, look. As your older sister...
- Seven years older.
Now, that's just uncalled for.
Why do you do that?
It just... It hurts, you know?
Look. I like Alex, you know.
I mean, he's Alex Fletcher. So hot.
And he ate my mashed potatoes.
Yes. It was a magical evening.
But look, hon, you don't fall a lot.
And I've seen the way you look at him,
so if you are falling for him...
...just please, please make sure
he's passionate about you.
Well, you know, I mean, I'm not falling.
We're just working together, you know?
And besides, the one time we slept
together, it's been totally professional.
- You did not.
- I did.
You slept with Alex Fletcher?
Oh, my God.
Don't worry about it, all right?
Besides, you know,
how do you know who's passionate?
You know, I think you...
I think you just see it in their eyes.
And you feel it in their touch.
In Gary's case, it was when he said to
his mother, "I'm marrying her anyway."
God, I hate her.
I don't know. I think it's