:08:02
Joe, come talk to me.
:08:05
Have you noticed there's usually
too much cheese at these things?
:08:07
So, like, his mother
had canc--
:08:35
Thanks again.
:08:37
Really,
you were just fabulous.
:08:39
Buonasera.
:08:41
Jo, are you cold?
:08:43
Oh, not now.
:08:45
Jo, what are you --
Honey, those are gifts.
:08:47
Not gifts -- party favors.
:08:49
Gifts from our friends.
They're supposed to be helpful.
:08:52
"Grieving for Grownups"?
:08:53
Yes.
:08:54
Please.
:08:56
I'll show you helpful.
:08:57
D--
:09:01
Oh, good.
We're all here now.
:09:05
Let's dish, shall we?
:09:06
Oh.
:09:07
Joe, you go first.
:09:10
The Meyersons.
:09:11
Oh, my God.
:09:12
Didn't you just want
to smack 'em?
:09:14
Why can't people think
before they spew?
:09:17
And that matching, uh --
matching couple. The, uh --
:09:19
The Hillers.
:09:21
Oh, my God, those big dripping
looks of sympathy.
:09:23
"She was such an angel."
How would they know?
:09:25
They met her once
for two seconds,
:09:27
and she was being
a total brat that day.
:09:29
Oh, come on.
Funerals are awkward at best.
:09:32
"Awkward at best"?
:09:33
Put yourself
in their shoes.
:09:35
What are they
supposed to say?
:09:36
Nothing, thank you very much.
Not if it's cant and trite.
:09:39
Did you hear
that cliché parade?
:09:40
And they were all over
this poor guy.
:09:42
Well, it's a
first chance meeting.
:09:43
What -- put yourself
in their sh--
:09:45
Believe me, all our friends
are not such horror shows.
:09:47
Just put yourself
in their --
:09:49
I don't want to put myself
in their shoes, all right, Ben?!
:09:51
Why the hell should I?
:09:52
We are the ones that lost
the girl, for God's sake!
:09:54
Let them put themselves
in our goddamn shoes!