Jen: Yea, that is totally a New York kind of sandwich.

Brent: How long have you been here? What do you do?

Bette: I moved here about 9 months ago. My partner and I were having some major issues and I thought it was best to take off. I’m the director and curator for the Whitney museum. The Whitney had been recruiting me for years, but I never really considered leaving my family and friends in LA, but things just lined up just right and here I am. Now my partner and I have reconciled and the distance is tough. We have a 15 month old daughter and I really miss her.

Bette pulls out a photo of Angelica and passes it around.

Jen: Wow that must be really hard to be so far away from her, she’s adorable.

Bette: You know it is, but I wasn’t thinking we’d reconcile when I left so this is better than I dreamed. They’ll be in New York next weekend and I can’t wait. They were here a few times last year and I just got back from the holidays in California.

Janet: Oh, don’t feel so sorry for her. She was sunning on the beach while we were freezing our pale buns off her in the snow.

Bette: Yes, I did to the beach as often as possible. I lived in Southern California so long you get kind of spoiled.

Tom: Where is home?

Bette: Philadelphia.

Janet: See I knew that east coast swagger was there.

Brent: Eagles fan?

Bette: Not a big sports fan, but yes if they win the Superbowl I’d sport their gear, just like I rock a Phillies World Series t-shirt from time to time.

Tom: That’s it I’m stopping the car and dumping you here. I’m a Mets fan, it has been a painful two seasons, but man Philly rocked last season.

Brent: Well I’m a Yankees fan so seeing the Mets meltdown twice was kind of funny.

Tom: Well you I could drop you at the side of the road, you aren’t family yet. The only thing saving you is that would leave me solo with three women for the weekend; no way Jose.

They all laugh after Janet pops him in the back of the head.