And while the final film sort of cuts the scene off, the full scene, which you're about to see, continues into this emotional game of manipulation by Diane.

It takes place the morning after Chloe stuck downstairs to Google the name of the medication.

Try Guoxin.

The next morning, Diane tries to not only play try got sent off, but also sort of like wind back the emotional graces of her daughter.

It contains some A plus acting some a plus emotional manipulation and a ton of references and Easter eggs.

So all my favorite movies, out of everything we shot this is still my favorite, and I hope you enjoy.

Oh, all right, that's way too long.

How do you suppose?

No, no, no, no, no.

I am looking at the agreement right now, and nowhere does it say that you can keep a customer in the dark for that long.

Well, even if I No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Please do not put me on hold.

I had to wait for 20 minutes just to talk to you.

Is this how you treat everyone who calls its customers?

Sir?

Yes, I am still here.

So there's nothing.

You can do that and you'll let me know.

Yeah.

Fine.

Goodbye.

Yeah.

How long will it be down for?

Oh, I don't know.

Tomorrow, next week.

Window they gave was still the end of the month.

How did you know that was about the Internet?

I use the computer last night.

Mhm.

Well, you were asleep.

What were you looking up when my printer keeps dying?

I was trying to fix the module board, but it might just need a better nozzle.

Does it?

I don't know.

There was an Internet.

Yeah, it was on your search history.

It's just heart medication, honey.

A couple of days ago, you said you saw a pill bottle with my name on it.

And I told you you were wrong.

You weren't wrong.

I printed a new label and stuck it over the other.

Why?

It used to be every class needed me.

Ah, few times a year.

Spanish.

I'd sub at least twice a month.

But it's changed.

Ah, lot.

And I don't know why didn't you notice that yesterday?

was the first time I got called in this semester.

I know that this is the worst thing a mother could do.

Tell their child about their financial problems and then expect them not to worry.

But I am only doing it because your trust in me is it steak right now.

And I care way more about that than some stupid money problem that will go away.

Your medication is on my insurance and because I don't have to mark paralyzed since birth as a pre existing condition, I pay 1/10 of the price and rush to the front door every day before four to make sure you never see those stamps on the mail.

If Dad were alive, he would have taken care of both of us.

But it's just me now.

And all I care about is giving you everything you need.

I'm so sorry I lied to you.

It will never happen.

Yeah, Okay.

Really.

This feels good.

I should shower before we start.

Oh, so we're skipping workouts now, huh?