Alice Green: I think I could love you again if you could, for once, say 'I don't know.'
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Alice Green: I think I could love you again if you could, for once, say 'I don't know.'
Alice Green: That is a sad little ensemble!
Alice Green: I drink a quart a day. It's vodka so you couldn't smell it.
Alice Green: No Michael, we're supposed to try to be real. And when you feel alone, you are not together, and that is real.
Alice Green: I think I could love you again if you could, for once, say 'I don't know.'
Alice Green: That is a sad little ensemble!
Alice Green: I drink a quart a day. It's vodka so you couldn't smell it.
Alice Green: No Michael, we're supposed to try to be real. And when you feel alone, you are not together, and that is real.
Michael Green: My wife is an alcoholic. Best person I ever met. She has 600 different smiles. They can light up your life. They can make you laugh out loud, just like that. They can even make you cry, just like that. That's just with her smiles. You'd have to see her with her kids. You'd have to see how they look at her, when she's not looking. To think of all the things she lives through, and I couldn't help her. Alice Green: Maybe helping wasn't your job. Michael Green: Well, it wasn't. See I love her. And I tried everything, except really listening, really listening, and that's how I left her alone. I was so ashamed of that, and I couldn't even tell her. Maybe if I tell her she'd love me anyway. Alice Green: Or more. She would have loved you even more. I think you should tell all this stuff to your wife.
Michael Green: Come on, let's be real. You're clean. You stay hopeless and confused. Keep polishing those skills. And I'll take the heat. 'Cause I got some needs of my own. When I touch my wife, I like it better if her skin doesn't crawl. Michael Green: . My wife hurts. I need to be able to say 'What's wrong, honey? Something I can do? And I love you. So fuck me.'
Michael Green: I was thinking... about this weekend. I call Ed and trade him for the Mexico route. - I spoke to Amy. Alice Green: Michael, don't you think this is just a little bit inappropriate? Michael Green: What? Alice Green: I mean maybe I should learn to live in reality before I start trying to escape from it again. I mean, Rachel was in my group. She - She's 46. She taught Russian history at Berkeley. She has two kids. Her family has money... and she was living under a bench in Golden Gate park for three years... before her sister found her there. Do you think that can't happen to me? Ask me how much I want a drink right now. Michael Green: How come we haven't talked about this? Alice Green: How come we haven't talked about a lot of things?
