Annie asks what happened with PC. Matt says she left him after Hanukkah, moving out and getting her own apartment. Did she take that dog with her? Because otherwise, it's sitting in Matt's apartment starving right now, isn't it? Matt thinks that dropping out of school will solve their marriage problems, which he believes stem entirely from the fact that they have to compete against each other in school. Annie very graciously volunteers to "withhold judgment" of PC, then gives Matt some advice like, "if you want to be a doctor, then just learn to be a doctor," and "if you want to be married while you're learning to be a doctor, then make sure PC knows that." Annie has the simplest outlook on life ever. She tells him to go back to school tomorrow, "even if [she has] to hold [his] hand and go with [him] -- which [she] will be very happy to do." Then she runs out of the room, because this conversation is getting her down. RevCam tells Matt that Annie's not lying -- she really will hold his hand and walk him into med school. I don't think anyone doubted that. When it comes to Simon, however, and the chances of him even getting a car ride to his school, that I doubt. Eric tells Matt that they will love and support him, no matter what, and asks him if there's anything he can do. Then he warns him that dropping out of school might not help his marriage -- PC might feel guilty about being the reason Matt gave up on his dream of becoming a doctor. Then he asks Matt if he needs any financial assistance, and Matt says he does. RevCam tells him that he'll just have to get a loan from the bank like everyone else, because he likes his individual bottled waters and he won't give them up for no one. Or he tells Matt that he'll be fine, and they have a manly hug. That was a nice little scene, but wasn't it established just last episode that Matt was thinking of dropping out of school because he was questioning his destiny or whatever, and it had very little to do with PC? Way to be consistent, Brenda.