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Woman: Chantal?!
Chantal?!
Man: Chantal?!
Chantal?!
Chantal?!
Chantal?!
Chantal?!
All: Chantal?!
Woman: Girl,
you standin' in shit.
Huh?
Nasty.
Don't wear them
on the train.
Make the whole MTA
smell like shit.
So, Kristine
runs up to us
with, like, shards of glass
literally still in her hair.
Mm-hmm.
And she's, like,
"Help me flip my car over!"
And I was like,
"No. Call the police."
You know, and, like,
I felt so bad for her,
but it was like,
"You can't bring us
into your mess," you know?
This is not enough
ketchup.
I'm gonna need
some more ketchup, sweetie.
Do you guys remember that girl
Chantal Witherbottom?
Mm.
Uh, no. Who is that?
I do feel like
I remember that name.
She was like --
She was like this girl --
You know, we went to college
with her.
She -- I'm just
trying to think of
a way
you would remember her.
Um...here, look.
Do you have ketchup?
Oh.
Dory: Remember?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Oh, she sucked.
Why'd she suck?
Because she had
nothing to offer.
She always, like,
brushing her hair in public.
Yeah.
It's, like,
brush it home, please.
Right.
She was always just,
like, around,
and she was, um --
I mean,
she was very jealous of me.
Do you?
Portia:
It was -- It was like --
No. I don't
recognize her, no.
It wasn't always that way.
Nice picture, though.
Because,
you guys remember?
Hey, big man!
It was, like, off the bat,
I was cast as a freshman
in all the plays.
And, you know, it was, like,
some people got it,
but her job
was to read lines with me.
Uh-huh.
So, she didn't
like that.
Well,
she's gone missing.
What do you mean
"gone missing"?
She's, like,
a missing person.
There's posters of her,
like, all over the city.
Dory,
what happened to her?
I mean, she's missing.
Well, where is she?
That's --
That's the question.
Why?
Portia,
no one at the table knows.
Oh, my God.
I feel like -- I feel like
I'm about to cry.
I know, right?
I mean, it's insane.
Dor...did I sleep with
that waiter a few years ago?
I don-- I don't know.
Because he's acting like
he doesn't remember me.
Drew: And we've been severely
under-ketchuped.
Excuse me. Hey.
It's just crazy 'cause we --
we were friends.
Friends?
You just described her as
"That girl,
Chantal Witherbottom."
Yeah, but...she was
really nice to me.
You know, I felt like
she had a really good heart.
Don't you think
it's so sad?
I think it's sad.
It's sad.
I hope she's okay.
Mm-hmm.
Drew: You got crap
in your teeth.
What?
Come here.
Let me dig it out.
Oh, no, it's okay.
Oh, come on.
No, I'm still eating.
Never mind, it's --
Excuse me. Yes.
You or your friend.
Woman: Chantal Witherbottom
was pursing an MFA in poetry
when she finally
achieved her goal
of self-publishing
her collection of poems.
And then she disappeared
under mysterious circumstances.
Drew: Babe.
Last seen at
her sister's bridal shower
at their family home
in Chappaqua, New York...
Babe.
...Witherbottom's sister
Elizabeth told officials...
Babe. Baby.
...she sent Chantal on
an errand to pick up cupcakes.
Yo.
But she never returned.
Babe!
Hi.
I need to eat now.
You know...
...I think I'm gonna do that
Leading Women to Lead thing.
That's something you think
I'd be good at, right?
[ Grunting,
breathing heavily ]
Do you want me to --
Aw! Shh. Shh.
Don't talk, baby.
Come on. Don't talk. Don't talk.
Don't talk.
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