Selling the OC (2022) s02e04 Episode Script

1
[bright, up-tempo pop music playing]
Yeah, I'm feelin' good today ♪
All the sweet emotion
I just can't erase ♪
Now I'm kinda floating
Like it's outer space ♪
Yeah, you know I'm catching good vibes ♪
I'm doin' it right ♪
Yeah, yeah ♪
Good today ♪
All the sweet emotion
I just can't erase ♪
[man chuckles]
Hello!
-How are you? Good to see you.
-Good to see you.
-You look beautiful.
-So do you.
-So springy.
-Feels like a garden vibe here.
-Like
-It is so beautiful.
Yeah, this is one of my favorite spots.
It's pretty. During the holidays,
they'll have Christmas trees everywhere.
Christmas lights.
It's like a magical place.
I am obsessed with Christmas. Like,
I just took down my tree in February.
No shame, I love that.
Yeah, our, like, lifestyle, in terms of
where we're from, seems very similar.
I love that you're from Nashville.
I can't tell you
what a breath of fresh air it is
to have someone else, potentially,
in the office that's Southern.
Girl, same. I come from
a very conservative, Christian background.
But you know, like
We're the same kind of family
that also like We have fun.
We love cocktails and we love Jesus.
That's how I was raised. Raised in church,
went to Christian school.
Another Southern girl.
I'm sure she's got her head on right.
I'm sure she's like has similar values.
That's why you and I hit it off like that.
-Ladies, sorry to interrupt.
-You're fine.
-Can I get you something to drink?
-Uh, are you getting a little beverage?
-I love water. I'm gonna stick to water.
-Water. Water's good.
-I'll do water and Tito's soda with lime.
-Tito's soda.
-Thanks.
-Be right back.
I mean, we come with
all these sayings in the South.
We say "honey,"
we say "y'all," we say "bless your heart."
And you know what?
I'm 100 times more likely to like somebody
if they call me honey or sweetheart.
Apparently, it rubs some people
in the office the wrong way.
How would that rub anyone the wrong way?
I'd have to understand their thinking, and
honestly, I don't even want to go there.
-Sorry to interrupt.
-Thank you.
-Tito's and soda.
-Thank you so much.
Okay, ladies, are we ready for food?
You go first.
-I'd love the grilled citrus salmon salad.
-Yes.
That's what I'm getting. Uh, go figure.
-Perfect. Okay.
-Same name, same taste.
-Do you like sweet potato fries?
-I love sweet potato fries.
-Can we get some of those? Awesome.
-Yes.
That's so funny.
I love that we have the same name.
-The land of the Alexandras.
-I mean, I don't mind.
How's it been, you and your personality,
with, like, other people at the office?
-That's a good question. Um
-Okay, ladies.
-Thank you.
-We have our sweet fries. You're welcome.
-Anything else I can get you?
-Salt and pepper would be awesome.
You got it.
It's no secret in the office
that Polly and I just don't get along.
-Oh. Okay.
-She and I will never be on the same page,
let alone be found in the same book.
She's definitely a strong personality.
So
Yeah. I didn't feel she was at all happy
about me joining the brokerage.
It's like, okay. If you're already gonna
act that way from day one, then like
you're gonna make it hard
for us to get along.
A lot of people think that Alexandra Rose
and I are attached at the hip,
or buddy-buddy, but that couldn't be
further from the truth.
We started working together
when I started at the brokerage.
I was hesitant there because I don't feel
she and I are on the same page
with, like, our values
and, like, worldview.
-Okay.
-We're navigating some things right now.
Interesting.
I know Rose, in her mind,
thinks we're frolicking through fields
and sending each other Hello Kitty cards,
but we're, in reality, not.
We're not close friends.
I'm trying to keep things professional.
And that's it.
I think that 90% of you being successful
is how you sell yourself to someone.
-It's relationship driven. Exactly.
-Yeah.
Yeah. Well, I'm-I'm completely available
to you. Like
I would love for you
to be out here, like
Please.
It'd be nice to work with somebody that
I also have a close relationship with.
Cheers to two Southern girls
taking over OC.
Oh my gosh, I love it.
Twisted games ♪
It's a twisted game ♪
[dramatic music plays, then fades]
[funky pop music playing]
When it come to my frequency
I'm on top ♪
Good energy can never be stopped ♪
Everything I run, I already got ♪
Manifest the money like it's my job ♪
Open your mind and cut yourself loose ♪
Let the vibration make your feet move ♪
Elevate yourself ♪
-[Jason] This is nice.
-[Alex] Oh my gosh.
Wow.
Jason has invited me to tour
this sensational property in Laguna.
I also know that he's trying
to get the listing
and Jason doesn't really get excited
about a lot of things,
so when he does,
you know it's something big.
Wow!
[female singer vocalizing
over upbeat pop music]
I got a feeling something's
Happening here ♪
-Welcome.
-Hi, guys.
-Chris. I'm the architect.
-Jason. Pleasure.
-I'm Frank.
-Chris, Alex.
Big fan of your work.
-This is breathtaking.
-Oh my gosh, guys, this is awesome.
[Frank] Thank you.
Each room was kind of styled
based off of different fashion designers.
-I love that.
-We have a Gucci room, a Chloé room.
-A Chanel room.
-Ah! I wanna see the Chanel room.
There's no better fit than me
to go with Jason to see this property.
It's a fashion house in Laguna.
I know the neighborhood.
And this property is not listed.
It's a pocket listing,
but if we could secure a buyer,
we would be double ending it.
We'd represent the seller and the buyer.
Which would be amazing.
Should we take a little tour? Yeah.
I been away dreamin'
About to take the lead ♪
Oh my God, it's gorgeous!
-Oh my God, this is amazing.
-Whales, dolphins.
Catalina's right out there.
Time to get what we want ♪
This is the Fendi theater.
-The infamous Fendi theater.
-Yes. Fendi sofa.
I wanna touch everything in this house.
Right? Just the detailing in the ceiling,
it's like fine cabinetry.
-Really, really well done.
-Everything is just impeccable.
-Here's the wine room.
-[Alex] Yes.
-It's all custom glasswork.
-Is there a code to get in?
-Yes.
-Oh yeah. [laughs]
I love it.
All this is a one-off, so everything's
made specifically for the house.
Okay, guys. See yourselves out.
-Come back and get me in an hour.
-Let's take a look at the kitchen.
Come on, that real good life ♪
Come on, that real good life ♪
Jason, it's your faucet.
I'm so obsessed with this brass faucet
right here.
I also know what it costs.
I'm gonna go with like 45k.
-That's pretty close.
-No!
This is like your Range Rover.
-You can have this kitchen sink
-I have a 2023 Range Rover.
Fine. In two years,
the Range Rover will be worth
Whatever, Jason.
This is paradise ♪
Oh yeah, this is paradise ♪
-We took the scenic route.
-Nice.
It really was scenic. Oh yeah.
Oh my! Are you kidding!
[gasps]
[funky, upbeat dance music playing]
-This is gorgeous.
-[Alex] Pink quartz, pink carpet.
Steel, venetian plaster,
brass, it never ends.
-They spent so much money on this place.
-I wanna live here. I wanna live here.
I don't wanna leave.
-[Frank] Check out this tub.
-[Alex] Guys.
-This is a cool feature here.
-This is the best feature of all.
-Wow. Look up! The ceiling's opening.
-Yes.
You can take a bath at night and see stars
or when it's raining it's pretty cool too.
-You can take a bath in the rain.
-[Jason] That's really cool.
Oh my God. Sold.
This is paradise ♪
[Jason] You did a great job.
I've been to homes, 100, 200 million.
I haven't seen finer finish work
and craftsmanship on any house.
I'd love to sell it.
Do you have any idea what they'd sell for?
I think where they're at now is
for $70 million, that would be double
what they have in it.
That'd be the price it would take.
That's near $9,000 a square foot.
That'd break the all-time price
per square foot record in Orange County.
-In all of Orange County.
-Yeah.
I keep gettin' better ♪
Gettin' better, gettin' better
Keep gettin' better ♪
Keep-keep-keep ♪
Every time they come around here
Gotta keep things clear ♪
Like bang, I keep gettin' ♪
-Oh my God, look at this view. Jesus!
-I love it. I know. It's crazy.
Seventy million, though. Oh my God.
I'm not saying it's impossible.
-Because the finishes are insane.
-I'd take it at 70.
This would take four years to do.
This is the one percent of buyers.
That's the demographic for this.
As long as we find someone that wants
to pay to not have to do the work.
So, update me on
that $60 million listing in OC.
Let me think. Um, you know, I'm way less
about the, "He said, she said."
I'm more about making it a successful
work environment for everybody,
but my client, Scot,
who was at Gio's party,
he said Rose came up to him
and said, "Why are you working with Hall?"
"How long have you known her?"
Like, come on.
It's a non-starter.
I don't understand that.
Yeah, we've all got enough
of our own shit going on.
Got enough on my shoulders.
Last thing I want to do
is have to be worried
that people in our own office
are trying to steal our clients.
So I don't know what it's gonna take.
I don't know what the solution is,
because we all have to work together,
we have to be somewhat cohesive
and have each other's best interests.
I mean, that's we're not children.
Well, I appreciate that you told me
because I haven't heard about this.
And if you want me to jump in,
I absolutely will.
I agree with everything you're saying.
That is a clear breach of ethics.
Change is comin' ♪
[dramatic music playing]
I'm feelin' it, I'm feelin' it ♪
Change is comin' ♪
[music fades]
Oh, show me what you've got ♪
Oh, show me what you've got ♪
Oh, oh ♪
I'm going to take a picture of you.
-You hungry?
-Yes.
-You're always hungry.
-Always want to eat.
-I'll show you every picture I took.
-Okay, let me see.
Okay. So that's the first one.
-You're a good photographer.
-The second one.
Hi.
-Hey.
-[Kayla laughs]
-How are you?
-Good, how are you?
Hi, I'm Kayla.
-This is Sean.
-We've met. You brought him to the office.
-Yeah. I met your son at the office, too.
-Yeah.
My gosh. I forget how small they are.
-Girl.
-Then you blink, and they're grown men.
Tell me about teenage life.
What do I need to expect?
Every time I get him from school,
there's always a new story. It's crazy.
Sounds like our office.
I know, right?
-Yeah.
-Hi, guys. How're we doing?
Hi. Good, how are you?
Can I get you something
other than waters?
-You want anything besides water?
-Just water.
I have, like, Coke or Sprite.
Just water please. Thanks.
Can I just have a Corona?
-Absolutely.
-Thank you.
He wants a Sprite.
Yeah, and I'll get a spicy margarita.
-Perfect. I'll get that going.
-Thank you.
-How are you guys?
-Good, how are you?
Good. Just working.
I've got, what, three listings right now.
Nice.
But having listings, you know,
it means nothing.
-You gotta close them.
-Until you sell it.
-But you will.
-Yeah.
-I got those drinks here for you.
-Thank you.
You guys ready to order some food?
-Yeah.
-For him, beach burger and fries.
-You want a burger?
-Yeah.
Can he have a burger? Like just plain?
-I'll get that going for you guys. Enjoy.
-Thank you.
I You know, I thought about it,
I don't really know much about your story.
-Yeah.
-Where did you grow up?
Do you know where San Bernardino is?
-I do.
-That way. You have a listing in Big Bear.
-Yes.
-Between there and LA.
Before I met Sean, my husband, I was
a single mom in my 20s, know what I mean?
And I-I relate to you on that level
because that's hard.
Like, I was trying to be a publicist.
I had to work evenings.
I was a server in restaurants.
My mom was watching
my daughter at night
so that I could make it
to where I am right now.
I was a single mom
when I met my husband, Sean,
and I'm so blessed
that he accepts Autumn as his own.
I didn't have plans on meeting a husband
or anything, I was working really hard.
It was a surprise
that he came into our lives
and I think we have a beautiful family.
My daughter's dad is, like, great.
They have an amazing relationship.
So I can only imagine what you were
going through without as much support.
We've been through a lot together, huh?
-Yeah. A little too much.
-Too much?
-Yeah.
-But hey, you know what?
It's made us very strong.
And the way that you've grown
and how you handle situations
You're a good kid.
Thank you.
-I'm proud of you.
-[Brandi] Yeah.
I know you're proud.
You have to be proud of your mom.
-Yeah.
-She's done some amazing things.
I'm proud of her
'cause she works so hard.
-[Brandi] She does.
-Like started from nothing.
-She's doing good now.
-[Brandi] Yeah.
[upbeat music playing]
And see, it was all for a reason.
Yeah. I mean,
I've had women in my life to help me,
but it was tough
because I can only teach him so much.
And men teach boys different things
that women can't.
-Obviously we made the best of it.
-Yeah. Clearly.
He turned out amazing.
It could have gone a different way.
-For sure.
-You know?
The stakes are so high for us
because we have faced a lot of adversity.
-Exactly.
-I wanna be an example.
You can do luxury real estate
no matter where you're from.
My first sale was $200,000 in Victorville.
I have $13 million in active listings now.
You came from a shelter
with a toddler and with a newborn
and-and now you're selling
multimillion-dollar houses? C'mon.
-Know what I mean? That wasn't expected.
-No, that was not planned either.
This gives us even more of a reason
to strive for our goals.
-Because I want to be that example.
-Yeah. Absolutely.
That representation for people
that it can be done.
-Exactly.
-The sky is the limit.
Yeah.
Oh, here we go again ♪
[echoing vocalizations]
[funky, up-tempo music playing]
-Here we go again, yeah ♪
-[engine revs]
Oh, here we go again ♪
Let's do it one more time, yeah ♪
-[Alex] Hello.
-[Gio] Look at that little puppy.
-Oh my gosh.
-What are you doing, torturing us?
-My God.
-He wanted to come to the office.
-That's how you get your clients.
-You're not wrong.
-No. Oh my God.
-[grunts]
-He lets you carry him like that?
-Look at his head sticking out.
This is like the funniest
-You're just a baby! Isn't he cute?
-Aw, look at those eyes.
-He's so good.
-He's so cute.
-He has literally helped me close deals.
-I-I don't doubt it.
-People warm up when they see a dog.
-I know.
Clients that'll be super cold,
then I'm like, "Meet my dog."
Then they're like [gasps] "Oh my gosh!"
-Oh, he's so cute.
-He is so cute.
Not fair. How can anyone
go up against that?
[whines softly]
Me and Jarvis actually saw
the property in Irvine Cove.
The one Chris Hemsworth rented
while he was filming Thor.
-Shit.
-[Kayla] Yeah.
-[Jarvis] It's a beautiful property.
-[Kayla] Right?
[Jarvis] I think the lot
is what's so special about it.
You feel, like, enclosed by nature,
like it's, like, in a jungle.
[Gio] How much does he want?
He said he wants to list it
for 18 million.
But, realistically,
I think it would go for 12.
-But I would be comfortable taking at 15.
-Oh, wow.
Take it at 15. Last thing you want is to
get an overpriced listing that just sits.
I learned that the hard way.
-We all have, Kayla. We all have.
-Yeah, so
Gio, how's your house coming along?
Your family home?
Nice of you to ask, Hall.
That's very sweet. Um
I had a buyer
that came through at your party.
Yeah, what did he think?
It's just not for him.
Nothing negative to say about it.
He's just like He wants something he
can put a little lipstick on and sell it.
-Sure.
-He's a developer. But we went to dinner.
And he was like,
"Rose came up to me in the garage."
He's like, "She asked me
why I'm working with you,
and how long I've known you."
-Oh shit.
-Are you serious?
-I know Rose can be very direct
-But there's a negative connotation.
-It was a loaded question.
-Yeah.
And that's the way he took it as well.
That's one of the few occasions
that would cause me to lose my shit.
I just want her to know I know.
Back the fuck off.
[tense music playing]
Well, let me add, I haven't been
completely sitting this one out but
You've worked with her
more than anybody, I think. Probably.
Yeah. No, I mean, it wouldn't surprise me.
-Yeah.
-Someone's client is like
your fucking spouse.
Like, you don't cross a line.
We'll see what she says.
I dunno.
She shouldn't even be looking
in the direction of my client.
Here I am thinking we can all respect
each other and be at an event,
have high net worth clients there.
Clearly I was wrong.
I mean, she needs to be be kenneled.
Okay, okay, okay.
-Hello.
-What was the other
-Hi! Love that color!
-Hiya, Rose.
-What was the other
-How are you?
-Good, how are you?
-Good.
[gentle acoustic instrumentals playing]
-[sighs]
-[Alex] Oh.
Okay, bye.
Working, working, hustling, hustling.
[Sean] You know it.
-Hall, I'm obsessed with your dog.
-Hm?
-I'm obsessed with the dog. So cute.
-He's so cute.
[Rose] He looks exactly like you.
[music cuts abruptly]
I've never had anybody say that.
[Rose]
They say owners do look like their dogs.
Yeah. But he's got green eyes.
I have brown eyes.
He's quieter than you.
[tense music playing]
Okay, whatever.
-I wanted to talk to you about something.
-Okay. About?
[tense music continues]
-Hi. More. No, more.
-So cute.
Everything okay?
I just wanted to talk to you
because my client Scot said
that you were asking him
why he was working with me
and how long has he known me,
and just made him uncomfortable.
-That's not true at all.
-That's not true?
-No. Not at all.
-Oh.
You didn't talk to him at Gio's party?
No, not at all.
I didn't say anything to him, but
-I do know him.
-Mm-hmm. Yeah.
-He's friends with some of my friends.
-Right.
And, um, that's that, but I
didn't even talk to him.
That is bizarre that if you know him
you wouldn't have said anything.
I haven't seen him in three years.
There shouldn't even be a conversation
with you and my client.
Like, you don't do that.
Stealing somebody's client is like
the worst offense I feel you can do
in real estate.
It made him uncomfortable, his words
It's a false accusation,
I never even talked to him at the party.
-So my client's lying?
-Mm-hmm.
-Okay.
-She's not being very defensive.
[Kayla] Not at all.
She's just so chill about it.
And Hall is known to lie.
-Rose is also known to be aggressive.
-They're both sharks in their own right.
And I wouldn't put it past Rose
to have approached Hall's client.
Even Jarvis said
she wouldn't be surprised.
And she knows Rose better than all of us.
-The fact that Jarvis said that
-So what does that say? Yeah.
I'm telling you that he does not have
a good reputation in Orange County.
Didn't want to tell you, but now I am
because of what I just heard,
because that's a straight-up lie.
I'd be careful with him as a client.
My client wouldn't lie about that.
It makes more sense that you
would ask him and say those things to him
than it would him lying.
This was shitty timing for this to happen
because I felt like
we were just getting to the budding
of what could have been a relationship,
and I'm not at the Oppenheim Group
to be dealing with shit like that.
[tense, gloomy instrumentals playing]
I honestly have no idea why
Hall's client would lie to her
and accuse me of saying something
that I never did. It's very shady.
You didn't say,
"Why aren't you returning my phone calls?"
-You should call him. I could.
-It doesn't matter.
I have his phone number.
-I could call him.
-I'd rather you didn't call my client.
This is really not a big deal.
-Well, it's a huge deal if you said it.
-It is a huge deal, but I didn't.
Well, at the end of the day,
I don't know if I can trust you.
-Good luck with his listing.
-Thank you. All right.
[dramatic, electronic beat playing]
I'll walk away
and ignore the petty bullshit drama
or whatever the office politics are,
but when it comes to my business,
I don't fuck around.
And people need to know there's a line
that cannot be crossed.
I got the fire in my belly ♪
I got the fire in my soul ♪
If you think you want it
Come and find me ♪
Here he comes
I'm ready to go ♪
[growls softly]
I'm going down fighting ♪
I'm going down proud ♪
[music fades]
[bright, cheery instrumentals playing]
All these lights turning
From red to green ♪
Timin' is everything ♪
And it feels so good to shine
Come get a light ♪
I ♪
I'm livin' my best life ♪
Livin' my, livin' my best life ♪
-So come and get it right ♪
-I ♪
I'm livin' my best life ♪
My best life ♪
-Felt good. That water feels good.
-Yeah.
That was fun.
[grunts]
-Beautiful day.
-So pretty.
We gotta get you out more.
You were surfing.
Get you here a few more times.
I was not surfing.
I was falling with style.
[Tyler laughs]
What's on the agenda for the week?
Trying to get more listings.
You're killing it. You just sold one
for seven million? Six and a half?
-Six, yeah.
-What do you mean? That's huge.
Yeah. Sold that six million. I got a 12.
-Yeah.
-So things are happening.
It's just like the surfers,
gotta be a local.
Gotta be a local or you're out of here.
Tyler Stanaland, single.
Do you think you you guys
made the right decision?
I know I made the right decision.
I know something good is coming,
but I just had to get through
-the hardship. Yeah.
-Good. At least you know that.
For me, right now, I'm getting older.
I'd love to find somebody
to have a family with.
Somebody that I can call my partner
and travel around the world with
and do all the things that you wanna do.
Like you and Lisa.
You guys you guys wanted your babies.
You both wanted to come to Orange County.
You guys choose each other
every single day, and that's why it works.
-It's not always easy.
-It's not easy.
I love my life. I love my kids and wife.
She's got baby fever, so she's been
taking her legs and leg-locking me.
-What do you mean?
-She works out legs all the time.
Then just locks them.
-She jiujitsus you into a pregnancy?
-Yeah.
That's exactly what she does.
It's a jiujitsu leg lock
sexual fucking thing.
Dude, I don't know.
Kinda sounds fun.
No, it's fucked up.
Because then you get babies out of it.
[chortles]
It's been really nice to have people
like you and Polly and Hall
to kind of rely on through this time.
Polly and Hall have been divorced,
so they know what I'm going through.
Because you guys give each other noseys.
It's good, man.
I don't know, it's been a lot.
But it is starting to feel good again.
It's exciting.
But it's been a lot of changes.
We should have faced it before ♪
Before it turned into war ♪
It isn't safe anymore ♪
No ♪
[dramatic, downtempo pop music playing]
Can't go back ♪
Look what we started ♪
Oh ♪
Oh ♪
Look what we started ♪
Oh ♪
Oh ♪
Look what we started ♪
[Rose] Jason thought it would be a good
idea for Jarvis and I to tour La Senda
because we might have buyers for it,
but I did hear from Kayla
that Jarvis didn't have my back
when Alex Hall was trying to make me
look bad in front of the whole office.
And a business partner, a friend,
would, you know, stick up for me.
I guess Jarvis is showing her true colors.
Wow. This is amazing.
[upbeat percussive music playing]
We got what you want ♪
We got what you want ♪
We got what you want
So come and get it ♪
Ain't nobody else can have it ♪
Baby, come and try to grab it ♪
[Rose] Feel like a princess
coming down the stairs.
[Jarvis] It's a masterpiece.
Be nice to sit down for a minute.
My feet hurt.
Yeah.
So what do you think about the house?
I love it. It's so gorgeous.
They spared no expense.
I think 70 million
is way too much, obviously.
I don't know if we would get
a buyer to come in.
I think that it's going to take a buyer
that is okay with all of the extra detail
and paying the cost for that.
-Yeah.
-You know?
[mellow, pensive music playing]
-So I know we haven't spoken.
-Mm-hmm.
And, you know, we obviously work together
and I think you and I both
can be professional.
I-I-I agree, but there's gonna be
that awkwardness
if we don't, you know, talk things out
that we need to talk out,
and hear each other out.
Because I want to work with someone
that I can trust to have my back
when it comes to business.
I don't ever want to feel like, you know,
you're going behind my back.
And I think there are some things that
you and I are gonna need to hash out.
You didn't stick up for me in the office
when Hall accused me of saying that crap.
I was disappointed.
I would never corner someone's client
in the garage.
I didn't agree with everything Hall said.
I wasn't having Hall's back,
but I could see you having a conversation
with a client that you also knew.
I would never, ever, ever lie to you
or ever cheat.
I'm not like that
because I know karma is a fucking bitch.
Especially in business
when it comes to money.
I know God is always watching.
For you to have the expectation
for me to have your back
to a point where you want me to say that
you didn't do what Hall's saying you did
You want me to say emphatically
that you didn't.
-I wasn't there.
-Just, "I don't think she'd do that."
For you to say that,
it requires you thinking of me
as someone who's, like,
a super close friend.
And I understand that, like,
that may be how you feel,
but there's a wedge between us
because of your negative comments
about Sergio,
the most important relationship
in my life.
Anything I say, just like with everyone,
people seem to take offense to it.
Maybe because
you're saying offensive things.
No, no, just people are like that.
I think you should consider
that other people don't think
the exact way that you do.
I think you're projecting
insecurity about Sergio onto me.
-No, I'm not.
-You are.
I have no insecurity with Sergio.
-I'm confident.
-Sounds like you're projecting.
-No. Not at all.
-Sounds like it.
You don't wanna be responsible
for things you've said.
I am. I am taking responsibility.
I did say you were gonna meet wealthy men.
You're acting as though it's my fault
because you're saying I'm sensitive.
I didn't mean anything.
I didn't even remember the conversation
until you brought it up.
Just saying things without thought
is not something to be proud of.
No, I could see. You know?
Can't talk about that much stuff
with you anymore.
I think this conversation is done.
Somewhere deep inside ♪
You flipped the switch ♪
You know you crossed the line ♪
[singer vocalizing
over dark industrial music]
Watch what you say, watch what you say ♪
'Cause I'll strike this match
And watch it burn ♪
[singer vocalizing]
Watch it burn ♪
Watch it burn ♪
Watch it burn ♪
Strike the match and watch it burn ♪
[twinkling, rumbling musical flourish]
[triumphant musical flourish]