 just me and Grace tonight? No.
I know you're not getting along with her, so I spoke to Delia, and she said that you can come over and hang out with Addie.
Oh, Natalie, come on.
Will you just talk to me? 
Will you please go talk to her? (WHIMPERS) What you tried last night (GRUNTS SOFTLY) don't you ever try that again.
It's a thing now! And how would you know that? I don't! Where did you learn that thing you did last night? (CHUCKLES) (QUIETLY): I invented it.
(ESPRESSO MACHINE GURGLING, HISSING) Thank you for having me back.
I-I know I didn't talk a lot the last time I was here, but, uh, the truth is I only came because my friend said that I had anger issues.
And I was hoping that this might help.
Help you do what? Get rid of my anger.
Why would you want to get rid of your anger? You should be angry.
CAROLINE: Wade, your wife died.
 
When you're walking down the street and you see a happy couple holding hands, all smiles, you resent that.
Why do they get to be happy and your wife is gone? Well, I'm not saying that that's never crossed my mind, but those people deserve to be happy.
- (GROANS) - CYNTHIA: And so do you! - So do all of us.

The universe is unfair.
And married people insist on trying to make us feel better, like they understand what we're going through.
- And they can't.
- You know what? I am so tired of people saying, "I know how you feel.
" - No, you don't.
- (WOMEN AGREEING) No, you don't! You don't know how I feel! I know how you feel! - Yes, you do.
They go home to their spouses every night.
Screw happy people!  - Yes!  - You know what? - Screw 'em.
Screw happy people.
- CAROLINE: That's right! 
- (WOMEN AGREEING) Caroline, can I get some more of this delightful Oregon pinot? Oh, Wade, listen, I don't know about you, but when I'm pissed off, I don't drink wine.
I head straight for the bourbon.
(LAUGHS) Caroline, I know exactly how you feel.
- (WOMEN WHOOPING) - EMMA: Bourbon! WOMEN (CHANTING): Bourbon! Bourbon! Bourbon! Bourbon! Dad? Are you awake? Hello? Are you okay? Uh, just give me just-just a few more minutes.
We're gonna be late for my game.
(GRUNTING) - Dad! - (GRUNTS) We're good! We're good! We're gonna make it! We're gonna make it.
Come on! We're gonna make it.
(GROANS) - Crap.
- Where is your truck, Dad? I think I Uber'd home.
Dad! I can't believe you! We're gonna miss my game! Uh, no, you're not.
I'm gonna get an Uber to the field.
See? Look, uh, there's one that's only ten minutes away.
And it's an Uber Black, which means it costs $60.
We're gonna ride in style.
- The game is about to start! - The car is coming.
It's Well, now it says that it's 12 minutes away.
It just looks like it's going in the wrong direction.
Ah, ah, ah, ah! - It's spinning.
- (GROANS LOUDLY) (EXCITED CHATTER) - Uh - You got this, honey! Thank you.
Shoot, what is it? - Uh, offsides! - (GIRLS GROANING) - GIRL: No! - Offsides.
On the side! Sorry about that.
Wh-What is offsides? Come on, Forrest! You never paid attention at any of our games? Clearly, I have not.
- Work that side of the field.
- (HORN HONKING) - This one? This is my side? - That half.
Oh, Wade's here! (SIGHS) In style.
Natalie, sub in for Olivia.
- Which Olivia? - Any Olivia.
- Grab one.
- Hey, buddy, uh, you think you can finish the game just this once? - Yeah.
- What are the rules of soccer? Never mind.
Wade's got it.
I got it, I got - Come on, girls.
Uh, blue ball! It's out! Out.
- BEN: Run the break.
Red ball! Or orange.
Whatever your color is.
(WHISTLE BLOWING) - (GROANING) - (CROWD CHEERING) Yes! You won! All right.
Good game, girls.
Apparently, Lauren's mama brought a fro-yo truck! Nothing wrong with orange slices, people! Hey.
Guys, give me a nonjudgmental lift home? I don't think that's happening.
DELIA: Wade, (SIGHS) I thought you were going to the meeting, and, instead, you went out and you got plastered.
I sincerely hope that you guys will never understand.
(SIGHS) Look, when Jill died, I lost my best friend.
And we were supposed to have our whole lives together.
And-and it's never gonna be fair.
But what I learned in that group was I don't have an anger problem.
My problem was I was ashamed of my anger.
But you know what? I-I need my anger.
It's what makes me human.
 Oh, my God! That felt so good! Ha! That felt so good! - It did? - Yes, I I think I needed to get that out.
You know I love you guys, right? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, we're good, right? No hard feelings, right? Yeah, I love you! No, we love you.
- Okay! All right! All right! - Yeah.
(WHOOPS) Fro-yos! Come on! Come on.
Just give me a beep.
Give me one, give me one beep.
Um (GROANS) Hey, girls, um, listen, I know I'm not the only one that fate dealt a crappy hand to.
You guys got that, too.
So, if you're feeling mad, I want you to let it out.
I mean, I'm feeling pretty mad that you forgot where you parked your truck.
If you're feeling mad, just let it out.
You'll-you'll feel better.
I mean, I guess, when I see my friends with their moms, I feel kind of ripped off.
How do you think I feel? After Mom died, the three of us did everything together.

And, all of a sudden, you care what boys think and spend all of your time online with them.
What am I supposed to do?  Hey, hey, hey.
Is that what's been going on with you? 
And you're never gonna lose me.
In a couple years, you're gonna want to try.
But that is never gonna happen.
Does feel pretty good to let it out though, doesn't it? It does.
- Oh, hey, look.
- It's your truck.
Whoa, that's a long way.
- It's, like, 30 feet, Dad.
I Let's Uber.
- Less than 30 feet.
- (GROANS) Let's sell it.
This time, I am definitely paying.
Well, whatever keeps you from hulking out on us again, I'm good.
DELIA: Wade is not going to hulk out anymore, because he's happier and he's more self-aware now.
WADE: Yes, you did.
Forrest, thank you so much for filling in for me at soccer the other day.
I know that wasn't your idea of fun.
You're paying though.
- Right? - Uh, yeah, I'm paying.
I'm gonna get the seafood tower - and the steak and the other steak.
That's, uh Okay, sure.
- (CHUCKLES) Don't look now.
She's coming back for seconds.
She works here, Ben.
Oh, just five tonight, right? Uh, no, there are six.
And here comes my date right now.
I've decided I'm getting lobster.
Oh, you should get two.
You could just get one.
Do we want a bottle of wine? - We want two? - One bottle.
No, one bottle.
- What's your most expensive thing? - What-Whatever you want.
better known as d’Coque, is an indoor arena in Kirchberg.
its imposing mussel-shaped roof.
being capable of holding 8,300 people.
This roof is fantastic! Great piece of architecture indeed!