"Yamaha"

Tracie and Mace are sitting in a treehouse. They're in their mid-twenties to early thirties. A breeze comes through and Tracie is shivering.

Tracie: It's "so cold I know you can't believe it."

Mace: Take my jacket. You know how it gets up here.

Tracie: Thanks.

Mace: You never told me. How'd it go?

Tracie: Not great. Bad, actually.

Mace: "Sometimes you gotta face the feelin'." Will it take time?

Tracie: To get over it? Maybe like one day of absolute moping, like "when you don't care if you get up again."

Mace: Better than a week or a couple of months.

Tracie: "There's a thousand things I will not understand."

Mace: Oh no. Like what?

Tracie: Said he listened to Joe Rogan… ironically.

Mace: No. That's… no one listens to Joe Rogan as a joke.

Tracie: I know. Also, I think he had someone there.

Mace: What?

Tracie: Like as a contingency plan. You know… If it didn't go a planned kind of way. Which it did not.

Mace: So gross. "How you're dealin'" with this is beyond me. 

Tracie: I mean "with the hell I put you through" listening to this story. That's how I'm dealin'.

Mace: Can I just come with you? "If I had my way I would be right there next to you" and just shut it all down.

Tracie: I think maybe you and I should just go hang.

Mace: You know we can't. Not in public.

Tracie: Why not?

Mace: There are "certain things in life you cannot change."

Tracie: And "certain things" we should.

Mace: "I hope you know I care."

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