Party Down S02e02 Bd25 _top_

I know that guy.

(knitting a tiny sweater for a guinea pig she’s decided is dying) I once did a bat mitzvah for a girl named Piper. She told me my smile was “performative.” I cried in the walk-in freezer. Best lox I ever had.

(adjusting a foam cheese head) No, no, this is a gender-reveal-adjacent party. They’re not finding out the sex. They’re revealing the baby’s astrological sign-based life path . It’s a Leo with a Scorpio rising. So the appetizers are either spicy or passive-aggressive. party down s02e02 bd25

(grooming his hair in a sun visor mirror) Yo, is this the party for Piper and Pax? The lifestyle architects? Their TikTok bio says they’re “curating vulnerability.” I think that’s so deep. I curated vulnerability once. I got a UTI.

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Dad. You’re wearing a clip-on tie. And you have hummus on your ear.

Henry confronts Jett at the agave station. Best lox I ever had

(sits next to him) I once told my son I was a regional theater icon. He said, “You’re a waitress who yells.” Kids are truth grenades. Pull the pin, you die.