Sue: [gasps] Oh, my God! Dad had a moustache?
Frankie: Oh, yeah. You can let that one float away. Hey, listen, thanks for the help. You know, I was hoping that instead of forcing you down here, you would choose to come, and you did.
Sue: Well, I think sometimes it's better if we just come to it on our own, you know? Instead of all the yelling.
Frankie: Yeah, I guess I have resorted to yelling a little. It's just that a lot of times things get so crazy and busy, and... and I just get frazzled.
Sue: Well, it seems like... and this is just what I've observed over the years... but, you know, you say that you're always busy and you don't have time and you don't like how crazy everything is, but maybe you do kind of like the drama 'cause all the craziness distracts you from feeling the feelings that you may not be entirely comfortable with.
Frankie: Oh. Well, I...
Sue: And I think if you just slowed down a little bit and took care of yourself, then things wouldn't have to build up and burst all at once. It's kind of like these old rusty pipes. If you just took care of things on a daily basis, then you wouldn't have to freak out when things feel like they're flooding down on you.
Frankie: Well, thank you. That's a lot to chew on.
Sue: Mom, are you crying?
Frankie: [voice breaking] Maybe. Don't say anything to your dad.