Forget Paris
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1:26:16
No, no. Stop the cab.
1:26:20
- Stop, please.
- Stop the cab.

1:26:21
Ellen, please, let's talk about this. Please.
1:26:25
- Please.
- Don't do this. We've been through it.

1:26:28
Let's go in the house and talk.
1:26:31
l must go.
1:26:32
You mean you want to go.
1:26:34
Look, are we happy?
1:26:36
Yeah. You know, sometimes...
1:26:38
We have ups and downs. Everybody does.
1:26:41
Mickey, are you happy?
1:26:45
For now it's better if we just...
1:26:47
- Separate?
- I’m not saying that.

1:26:49
You're not, but you're going to Paris
and I’m going in the house.

1:26:53
That's not staying together. Please.
1:26:55
- No. l just need to go for a while.
- Listen.

1:26:58
Stay until the season ends,
then we'll both go. We were great in Paris.

1:27:03
Forget Paris.
1:27:04
Forget it?
1:27:06
How do you forget the best week
in your life?

1:27:08
Maybe that's all we were,
just one great week.

1:27:12
Think so?
1:27:15
After four years?
1:27:18
You know what?
You're right, you should go.

1:27:20
Absolutely, go. Have a nice trip.
1:27:23
Take care of yourself.
1:27:28
Let's go, please.
1:27:35
That's it?
1:27:37
Yeah.
1:27:38
No. She turns around
and comes running back, right?

1:27:42
Nope. She got on that plane
and flew to Paris.

1:27:45
And he went after her.
1:27:47
No. He got on another plane
to do a game in Sacramento.

1:27:52
That's how it ends?
1:27:55
That was what? Four months ago.
1:27:58
Now Mickey's...
1:27:59
...alone in the house
he didn't want and he's...


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