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Season 5, Episode 13 — My Five Stages

#1
Lately, Elliot and her booty call, Keith, loved playing games.

#2
Lately, Elliot and her booty call, Keith, loved playing games.

#3
Tonight was "The Orchard Owner and the Mexican Apple Thief."

#4
Tonight was "The Orchard Owner and the Mexican Apple Thief."

#5
Confess, Manuel! Confess that you stole these apples.

#6
I was at the dance with the other pickers.

#7
Liar!

#8
Liar!

#9
Frankly, the whole thing disgusted me.

#10
Frankly, the whole thing disgusted me.

#11
You saw him do it, didn't you, Paco?

#12
Mostly because they never let me speak.

#13
Mostly because they never let me speak.

#14
He hid them in his pantalones.

#15
He hid them in his pantalones.

#16
He loves these apples.

#17
He makes apples pie and apples juice with them.

#18
He makes apples pie and apples juice with them.

#19
You can't talk. Lost your tongue in that cider press accident.

#20
You can't talk. Lost your tongue in that cider press accident.

#21
Now, back to the pickers' bunkhouse!

#22
I hate the pickers' bunkhouse.

#23
And I hate Keith. Which begs the question:

#24
And I hate Keith. Which begs the question:

#25
Why do I insist on being a part of their foreplay?

#26
Why do I insist on being a part of their foreplay?

#27
I needed a distraction because last week,

#28
I needed a distraction because last week,

#29
we all thought Mrs Wilk was going home.

#30
But she got an infection, and despite our best efforts,

#31
But she got an infection, and despite our best efforts,

#32
she was now gonna die.

#33
To make her happy, we decided to take her to the beach.

#34
To make her happy, we decided to take her to the beach.

#35
I'm gonna miss the feel of sand between my toes.

#36
I'm gonna miss the feel of sand between my toes.

#37
Still, she was sick, so we couldn't go far.

#38
Still, she was sick, so we couldn't go far.

#39
Want me to bury you?

#40
Want me to bury you?

#41
Shut up and move the sunbrella, will you? I'm freckling.

#42
Shut up and move the sunbrella, will you? I'm freckling.

#43
I thought we had more sand.

#44
Now what?

#45
OK, people, it's time for the $50,000 cash call.

#46
Today's lucky listener, Ted Buckland!

#47
Today's lucky listener, Ted Buckland!

#48
What?

#49
Would you love a virgin daiquiri?

#50
Would you love a virgin daiquiri?

#51
It's a normal daiquiri. I just let him give it to you.

#52
It's a normal daiquiri. I just let him give it to you.

#53
- Thanks. - Hilarious.

#54
Cheers.

#55
Cheers.

#56
I've never really been afraid of death.

#57
I've never really been afraid of death.

#58
I used it as a motivator.

#59
When you know there's an end, it forces you to live.

#60
When you know there's an end, it forces you to live.

#61
It forced me in the eighth grade to ask Peter Bucherelli

#62
It forced me in the eighth grade to ask Peter Bucherelli

#63
to take me to the sock hop.

#64
It made me dare to travel the world. It made me who I am.

#65
It made me dare to travel the world. It made me who I am.

#66
Still, now that I'm actually staring it in the eye, I...

#67
Still, now that I'm actually staring it in the eye, I...

#68
Why am I so scared?

#69
Sometimes, life sucks.

#70
For everyone.

#71
Sorry, Teddy! Apparently you don't need the money!

#72
No!

#73
No!

#74
Why?

#75
(Theme song)

#76
(Theme song)

#77
Mrs Wilk decided to call the hospital grief counsellor.

#78
Mrs Wilk decided to call the hospital grief counsellor.

#79
He had a certain frankness about death.

#80
Which one of you is gonna kick it? I want to guess.

#81
Which one of you is gonna kick it? I want to guess.

#82
I'm thinking it's either you or you.

#83
I'm thinking it's either you or you.

#84
You 'cause you're hooked up to machines.

#85
Or you... you have that look of someone who dies young.

#86
Or you... you have that look of someone who dies young.

#87
I'm kidding.

#88
You'll live forever. Or not. What do I know? I'm not psychic.

#89
You'll live forever. Or not. What do I know? I'm not psychic.

#90
We did not like him.

#91
- I think he's funny. - She's delirious.

#92
- I think he's funny. - She's delirious.

#93
Mrs Wilk, I'm Dr Hedrick. It sounds cliched, but you're gonna go through

#94
Mrs Wilk, I'm Dr Hedrick. It sounds cliched, but you're gonna go through

#95
"The Five Stages of Grief," which are:

#96
"The Five Stages of Grief," which are:

#97
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally, acceptance.

#98
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally, acceptance.

#99
I assume you two have already entered into a conversation

#100
I assume you two have already entered into a conversation

#101
with Mrs Wilk about what dying is gonna be like.

#102
with Mrs Wilk about what dying is gonna be like.

#103
We were right before you came in.

#104
I'm sorry. Then please, continue.

#105
I'm sorry. Then please, continue.

#106
All right, we will. Newbie... go.

#107
All right, we will. Newbie... go.

#108
Oh, OK. Well, well, yeah...

#109
Oh, OK. Well, well, yeah...

#110
OK, death is like a journey.

#111
OK, death is like a journey.

#112
A journey in a boat.

#113
And then this giant light

#114
And then this giant light

#115
shines down on your "boat"

#116
shines down on your "boat"

#117
and carries you up to the heavens.

#118
and carries you up to the heavens.

#119
That was the ending to Cocoon.

#120
That was the ending to Cocoon.

#121
Take it away, Coxie.

#122
Keith, keep moving. No talking.

#123
Keith, keep moving. No talking.

#124
Hey, where's my wave, you little piece of meat?

#125
Hey, where's my wave, you little piece of meat?

#126
Elliot, the four of us should go out to dinner.

#127
Elliot, the four of us should go out to dinner.

#128
Why are you so obsessed about going out with other couples?

#129
Why are you so obsessed about going out with other couples?

#130
Didn't you learn your lesson last week with our neighbours?

#131
Didn't you learn your lesson last week with our neighbours?

#132
Squirrel chili. Who knew?

#133
Squirrel chili. Who knew?

#134
It's really good.

#135
- I wanna go home. - Eat your soup.

#136
- I wanna go home. - Eat your soup.

#137
No.

#138
They're not our neighbours. They live in woods behind our apartment.

#139
They're not our neighbours. They live in woods behind our apartment.

#140
We'd be having brunch with them Sunday

#141
We'd be having brunch with them Sunday

#142
if you could have choked down the tail.

#143
I don't know. Keith is a booty call.

#144
I don't know. Keith is a booty call.

#145
I make it a point not to see him before midnight.

#146
Oh, good, the piles are getting smaller.

#147
Oh, good, the piles are getting smaller.

#148
Good.

#149
Reminds me. Did you get that sand out of his office?

#150
Reminds me. Did you get that sand out of his office?

#151
Yes, I did, and it cut my commute in half.

#152
Yes, I did, and it cut my commute in half.

#153
Good morning, loyal subjects.

#154
Enjoy your day in Janitoria.

#155
Enjoy your day in Janitoria.

#156
Labour until you tire and then labour some more.

#157
Labour until you tire and then labour some more.

#158
Looks like rain.

#159
Looks like rain.

#160
That could be a problem.

#161
Sir, can I have Sunday afternoon off?

#162
Sir, can I have Sunday afternoon off?

#163
That depends. Is Baxter's dog run gonna hose itself down?

#164
That depends. Is Baxter's dog run gonna hose itself down?

#165
- No. - Actually, it is.

#166
I rigged the hose to a timer. But I need you to clean out my gutters.

#167
I rigged the hose to a timer. But I need you to clean out my gutters.

#168
But, sir, I'm doing a bike ride for charity!

#169
But, sir, I'm doing a bike ride for charity!

#170
Ted, the only thing I hate more than bikes are procedural cop shows.

#171
Ted, the only thing I hate more than bikes are procedural cop shows.

#172
We get it, the paedophile did it. Be at my house at 2.30.

#173
We get it, the paedophile did it. Be at my house at 2.30.

#174
Just once, I...

#175
Just once, I...

#176
Just once, I wish I could treat Kelso like he treats us.

#177
Just once, I wish I could treat Kelso like he treats us.

#178
With Kelso, you got no leverage.

#179
With Kelso, you got no leverage.

#180
Leverage.

#181
Leverage?

#182
Leverage?

#183
- Don't know what it means, do ya? - No.

#184
You spend most of your time fighting death,

#185
You spend most of your time fighting death,

#186
so it's understandable that you're made uncomfortable by this.

#187
Now, if you'd like, I'm willing to counsel both of you.

#188
I was tempted to take him up on that, but Dr Cox said something.

#189
I was tempted to take him up on that, but Dr Cox said something.

#190
Listen up. We don't need any of your head shrinking.

#191
Listen up. We don't need any of your head shrinking.

#192
"We!" He said, "we!"

#193
"We!" He said, "we!"

#194
After all these years, he's finally made us a team.

#195
After all these years, he's finally made us a team.

#196
Yeah, Hedrick. If it was up to us, we never would've even called you.

#197
Yeah, Hedrick. If it was up to us, we never would've even called you.

#198
We can handle death just fine.

#199
We can handle death just fine.

#200
We might even be going into private practice.

#201
- What? - Easy.

#202
- What? - Easy.

#203
Now is not the time to discuss the Dorian-Cox Clinic,

#204
Now is not the time to discuss the Dorian-Cox Clinic,

#205
much less the relocation to Jacksonville.

#206
Clearly, I'm pushing some buttons here.

#207
Clearly, I'm pushing some buttons here.

#208
You couldn't push my buttons if you tried. In fact, I have no buttons.

#209
You couldn't push my buttons if you tried. In fact, I have no buttons.

#210
Please think of me as buttonless, all smooth, like GI Joe's nether regions.

#211
Please think of me as buttonless, all smooth, like GI Joe's nether regions.

#212
This image is brought to you by my son, Jack,

#213
This image is brought to you by my son, Jack,

#214
who has been yanking pants off toy soldiers and leaving them

#215
who has been yanking pants off toy soldiers and leaving them

#216
in provocative positions on my nightstand.

#217
It is disturbing enough so that leaving the house,

#218
It is disturbing enough so that leaving the house,

#219
I'm cranky and less able to suffer fools,

#220
I'm cranky and less able to suffer fools,

#221
which brings me back to you: The fool.

#222
I'm done suffering you, so go now.

#223
I'm done suffering you, so go now.

#224
Go, before you can write a book entitled Help!

#225
Go, before you can write a book entitled Help!

#226
A Large Doctor is Beating My Ass: The Lester Hedrick Story.

#227
A Large Doctor is Beating My Ass: The Lester Hedrick Story.

#228
That was a mouthful.

#229
That was a mouthful.

#230
If you need to talk, just give me a call.

#231
If you need to talk, just give me a call.

#232
He seems strangely impervious to my threats. That annoys me.

#233
He seems strangely impervious to my threats. That annoys me.

#234
Whenever you're in the mood,

#235
you call Keith and he comes over and gives you 20-something nasty?

#236
you call Keith and he comes over and gives you 20-something nasty?

#237
Watch me.

#238
Got the machine.

#239
We're going to your place. My room smells like apple vinegar.

#240
We're going to your place. My room smells like apple vinegar.

#241
Put clean sheets on the futon and turn pictures of your parents down,

#242
Put clean sheets on the futon and turn pictures of your parents down,

#243
except for that one of your dad in the Navy. It helps me.

#244
except for that one of your dad in the Navy. It helps me.

#245
except for that one of your dad in the Navy. It helps me.

#246
How does he put up with that?

#247
Would you get my scarf from the car?

#248
Would you get my scarf from the car?

#249
I am making a point here. No man should...

#250
I am making a point here. No man should...

#251
Turk, less point-making, more scarf-getting.

#252
- What's up? You need a ride? - Keep moving, C-Bear.

#253
- What's up? You need a ride? - Keep moving, C-Bear.

#254
I was hunting for bigger game.

#255
I was hunting for bigger game.

#256
I thought you went home already.

#257
Oh, I tried to, Perry, but I'm having some scooter trouble.

#258
Oh, I tried to, Perry, but I'm having some scooter trouble.

#259
Come on, I'll give you a ride. Let's go.

#260
Come on, I'll give you a ride. Let's go.

#261
Can you believe the huevos on that Hedrick?

#262
Can you believe the huevos on that Hedrick?

#263
Holy cow. It's like we've never had a patient die on us before.

#264
Holy cow. It's like we've never had a patient die on us before.

#265
I gotta put this bag in the trunk.

#266
I gotta put this bag in the trunk.

#267
I was in the Porsche. I had never made it into the Porsche.

#268
I was in the Porsche. I had never made it into the Porsche.

#269
It smelled like German heaven.

#270
It smelled like German heaven.

#271
I wasn't gonna blow this.

#272
I had to be careful about every little...

#273
I had to be careful about every little...

#274
Hey, a root beer.

#275
Don't open that soda.

#276
Don't open that soda.

#277
It has been rolling on the floor. It'll explode.

#278
It has been rolling on the floor. It'll explode.

#279
You're not familiar with the John Dorian three-tap method.

#280
You're not familiar with the John Dorian three-tap method.

#281
Three taps and the foam goes bye-bye.

#282
Works every time.

#283
Works every time.

#284
The quickest way to my house is to take Elm.

#285
The quickest way to my house is to take Elm.

#286
Elliot, wait.

#287
Sorry, am I looking at your dad too much?

#288
Sorry, am I looking at your dad too much?

#289
His eyes penetrate my soul.

#290
His eyes penetrate my soul.

#291
No.

#292
No.

#293
I just want to tell you how beautiful you look right now.

#294
That is so sweet.

#295
That is so sweet.

#296
Tell you something I learned today.

#297
Wet sand plus dehumidifier equals cave-in.

#298
Wet sand plus dehumidifier equals cave-in.

#299
Is that Ted and a bunch of damn bikers?

#300
Is that Ted and a bunch of damn bikers?

#301
Why do you hate bikes so much, sir?

#302
Why do you hate bikes so much, sir?

#303
Son, Daddy's got to move on.

#304
Son, Daddy's got to move on.

#305
And I just want you to know

#306
And I just want you to know

#307
that since the car is in your mother's name,

#308
I wouldn't be able to leave the family forever

#309
I wouldn't be able to leave the family forever

#310
if it weren't for your bike.

#311
if it weren't for your bike.

#312
It's complicated.

#313
It's complicated.

#314
Get off the road!

#315
Get off the road!

#316
Not today, Bobby! Not today!

#317
Not today, Bobby! Not today!

#318
I see we're growling at other human beings now.

#319
I see we're growling at other human beings now.

#320
How're you feeling, Mrs Wilk?

#321
Oh, not great. I'm cold.

#322
Oh, not great. I'm cold.

#323
Oh, not great. I'm cold.

#324
She's been getting weaker.

#325
In a hospital, you spend most of your time just trying to hold on.

#326
In a hospital, you spend most of your time just trying to hold on.

#327
Whether it's to your perception of a relationship...

#328
Whether it's to your perception of a relationship...

#329
That was fun. I'm glad you got my message.

#330
I didn't get any message.

#331
I didn't get any message.

#332
Elliot, if he didn't get your message,

#333
Elliot, if he didn't get your message,

#334
that means he called you for sex and you went over and gave it to him.

#335
that means he called you for sex and you went over and gave it to him.

#336
You're his booty call now.

#337
... or trying to hold on to the handles on your custom bicycle.

#338
... or trying to hold on to the handles on your custom bicycle.

#339
Don't worry, Teddy. He'll turn.

#340
Don't worry, Teddy. He'll turn.

#341
Why'd you leave me, Daddy?!

#342
Why'd you leave me, Daddy?!

#343
Now we got leverage.

#344
Unfortunately, as a doctor,

#345
you see your fair share of people who can't hold on any longer.

#346
you see your fair share of people who can't hold on any longer.

#347
She's in multi-organ systems dysfunction.

#348
She's in multi-organ systems dysfunction.

#349
She's OK. She's ready.

#350
She's OK. She's ready.

#351
Mrs Wilk didn't have much time,

#352
so either Dr Cox or I had to notify her next of kin.

#353
so either Dr Cox or I had to notify her next of kin.

#354
As physicians, we knew how to decide who should do it.

#355
As physicians, we knew how to decide who should do it.

#356
First one to drop tells her.

#357
Pretty strong there, Newbie.

#358
I was not.

#359
But hopefully, the duct tape I used to connect my prosthetic arms was.

#360
But hopefully, the duct tape I used to connect my prosthetic arms was.

#361
Why are we doing this? I've seen people in her shape turn around.

#362
Why are we doing this? I've seen people in her shape turn around.

#363
She could turn it around.

#364
Denial.

#365
Denial.

#366
It's not uncommon for people close to the patient

#367
to also go through the five stages of grief.

#368
to also go through the five stages of grief.

#369
- It's not denial. She could rally. - Totally.

#370
- It's not denial. She could rally. - Totally.

#371
Oh, yeah. I mean, look at her. She should be in a vitamin commercial.

#372
Oh, yeah. I mean, look at her. She should be in a vitamin commercial.

#373
Would you like to be in a broken jaw commercial?

#374
God help me, I don't care if it does give me cancer,

#375
God help me, I don't care if it does give me cancer,

#376
I just love this fake sugar.

#377
I just love this fake sugar.

#378
If he keeps ignoring my threats, I'm gonna have to hit him.

#379
If he keeps ignoring my threats, I'm gonna have to hit him.

#380
The good news is, it looks like he has a soft face.

#381
The good news is, it looks like he has a soft face.

#382
- Are you done with my arms? - Coming to ya, Mr Johnson.

#383
- Are you done with my arms? - Coming to ya, Mr Johnson.

#384
So I was Keith's booty call. It'll blow over.

#385
So I was Keith's booty call. It'll blow over.

#386
That's not good enough, Elliot.

#387
By letting Keith get the upper hand, you've given Turk ideas. Look at him.

#388
By letting Keith get the upper hand, you've given Turk ideas. Look at him.

#389
Baby, I know you hate my cool walking stick,

#390
Baby, I know you hate my cool walking stick,

#391
but I got to be my own man.

#392
but I got to be my own man.

#393
It's catching on. Yeah.

#394
It's catching on. Yeah.

#395
OK, Teddy. I got this baby flowing now.

#396
OK, Teddy. I got this baby flowing now.

#397
I don't know if that's good.

#398
You should sue Kelso. You have a tort on your hands.

#399
You should sue Kelso. You have a tort on your hands.

#400
Tort?

#401
Civil case. From the French avoir tort.

#402
Civil case. From the French avoir tort.

#403
Did you go to law school?

#404
No. I was Ruth Bader Ginsburg's janitor for a while.

#405
No. I was Ruth Bader Ginsburg's janitor for a while.

#406
- Ruth Bader who? - Hey! There's my guy.

#407
- Ruth Bader who? - Hey! There's my guy.

#408
Listen, I came up to apologise for that little fender-bender out there.

#409
Listen, I came up to apologise for that little fender-bender out there.

#410
So would two floor seats

#411
So would two floor seats

#412
to the WNBA All-Star Game just make all this ago away?

#413
to the WNBA All-Star Game just make all this ago away?

#414
Absolutely!

#415
Absolutely!

#416
Ted is gonna be wanting more than that, I'm afraid.

#417
I am?

#418
I am?

#419
I am!

#420
Dr Cox and I decided to give Hedrick a piece of our mind.

#421
Dr Cox and I decided to give Hedrick a piece of our mind.

#422
Unfortunately, I had lost front-seat privileges.

#423
Unfortunately, I had lost front-seat privileges.

#424
Yep, you're right. Still a little sticky. Not yet ready for passengers.

#425
Yep, you're right. Still a little sticky. Not yet ready for passengers.

#426
All right, we're having this out right here, right now!

#427
All right, we're having this out right here, right now!

#428
Oh, for the love of God!

#429
What's this, some pansy "get in touch with my feelings

#430
What's this, some pansy "get in touch with my feelings

#431
because mommy didn't love me" group?

#432
because mommy didn't love me" group?

#433
Yeah, is that what it is?!

#434
Actually, this is a support group for the terminally ill.

#435
Actually, this is a support group for the terminally ill.

#436
We should probably go.

#437
We should probably go.

#438
No, no. Please, continue.

#439
Stop bugging us.

#440
I find your particular brand of psychobablry about as useful

#441
and about as effective as fairy dust.

#442
and about as effective as fairy dust.

#443
He's actually helped me quite a lot.

#444
He's actually helped me quite a lot.

#445
Good.

#446
- Dr Cox? - Yeah, Newbie, what do you got?

#447
- Dr Cox? - Yeah, Newbie, what do you got?

#448
That guy looks fantastic.

#449
That guy looks fantastic.

#450
What do you think he's dying of, a case of the handsomes?

#451
You know what? To hell with you, Hedrick!

#452
You know what? To hell with you, Hedrick!

#453
Group, can you tell me what stage of grief Dr Cox here is going through?

#454
Group, can you tell me what stage of grief Dr Cox here is going through?

#455
- Anger. - Anger, yes.

#456
- Anger. - Anger, yes.

#457
You don't want to see me angry!

#458
Nor do you want to see I angry.

#459
Nor do you want to see I angry.

#460
Better hope you don't make any mistakes.

#461
Better hope you don't make any mistakes.

#462
It's awful.

#463
It's awful.

#464
Carla's telling Elliot to ignore you so she can regain power.

#465
Carla's telling Elliot to ignore you so she can regain power.

#466
I don't really care.

#467
Well, you know, this isn't about you, Keith.

#468
This is about men everywhere who have been abused and bullied by women.

#469
This is about men everywhere who have been abused and bullied by women.

#470
It's about me.

#471
It's about me.

#472
Now when they walk by, you call her a different name.

#473
Now when they walk by, you call her a different name.

#474
I won't do it.

#475
Here's how you get your power back: Ignore him.

#476
Here's how you get your power back: Ignore him.

#477
- For real? - Yep.

#478
Hey, how you doing, Claire?

#479
Hey, how you doing, Claire?

#480
Did you just call me Claire?

#481
Did you just call me Claire?

#482
No, I would never call you...

#483
- Oh, snap! - Elliot!

#484
- Oh, snap! - Elliot!

#485
- Didn't sound like me. - I know.

#486
They hear what they want to hear. They hear what they want to hear.

#487
I'll tell you what, I'd do anything if it meant she'd pull through this.

#488
I'll tell you what, I'd do anything if it meant she'd pull through this.

#489
Me too.

#490
Hey, that sounds like bargaining. That's the third stage.

#491
Hey, that sounds like bargaining. That's the third stage.

#492
By the way, I wasn't hiding there

#493
By the way, I wasn't hiding there

#494
so I could pop up and say that. I was plugging in my iPod.

#495
so I could pop up and say that. I was plugging in my iPod.

#496
Oh, hang on.

#497
We weren't the only ones at the bargaining stage.

#498
Now, let's talk, Ted.

#499
Now, let's talk, Ted.

#500
Just you and me. No lawyers.

#501
Just you and me. No lawyers.

#502
OK, I know how you can regain control of Keith.

#503
OK, I know how you can regain control of Keith.

#504
Don't bother. That booty call thing was fun,

#505
Don't bother. That booty call thing was fun,

#506
but I'm sick and tired of being a cold, emotionless bastard.

#507
but I'm sick and tired of being a cold, emotionless bastard.

#508
Don't ever get sick and tired of that. It is awesome being that.

#509
Don't ever get sick and tired of that. It is awesome being that.

#510
- We love it. - No!

#511
Yeah, it's too much, I know.

#512
Yeah, it's too much, I know.

#513
Well, you can always get another boy toy, right?

#514
Every time you look, you're gonna be reminded of no-strings-attached fun.

#515
Every time you look, you're gonna be reminded of no-strings-attached fun.

#516
Every time you look, you're gonna be reminded of no-strings-attached fun.

#517
That's not what I'll remember.

#518
I just wanted to tell you how beautiful you look right now.

#519
I just wanted to tell you how beautiful you look right now.

#520
That is so sweet.

#521
Oh, Elliot! You like him.

#522
That was the moment it got real for Elliot.

#523
That was the moment it got real for Elliot.

#524
And for Dr Cox and me.

#525
And for Dr Cox and me.

#526
Should be any minute now.

#527
We'd been there before when someone died, but this felt different.

#528
We'd been there before when someone died, but this felt different.

#529
We'd been there before when someone died, but this felt different.

#530
She's gone.

#531
She's gone.

#532
We were definitely in the depression stage.

#533
And bless Hedrick, he didn't say it.

#534
And bless Hedrick, he didn't say it.

#535
All he said was...

#536
She was lucky to have you two as doctors.

#537
She was lucky to have you two as doctors.

#538
Letting go is never easy.

#539
Whether it's letting go of leverage you had over your boss...

#540
Whether it's letting go of leverage you had over your boss...

#541
I'd like "maintenance" on my uni written out

#542
I'd like "maintenance" on my uni written out

#543
in tiny light bulbs. That way, when I'm on a break,

#544
I can turn it off like a taxi.

#545
I can turn it off like a taxi.

#546
Your friend settled. It's over.

#547
I got seven Sunday afternoons off a year. Yay!

#548
I got seven Sunday afternoons off a year. Yay!

#549
I got seven Sunday afternoons off a year. Yay!

#550
... or letting go of your old booty call and making him your boyfriend.

#551
... or letting go of your old booty call and making him your boyfriend.

#552
Wanna go for dinner tonight? I mean at seven, not midnight.

#553
Wanna go for dinner tonight? I mean at seven, not midnight.

#554
I'd love that.

#555
I'd love that.

#556
But there's nothing more difficult

#557
But there's nothing more difficult

#558
than letting go of someone you cared about.

#559
than letting go of someone you cared about.

#560
She was a great old gal.

#561
- She was. - Hey!

#562
- She was. - Hey!

#563
Acceptance!

#564
Damn bikes!

#565
Damn bikes!

#566
Boy, sometimes you've just got to love Kelso.

#567
Boy, sometimes you've just got to love Kelso.

#568
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#569
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