Meanwhile, Joyce catches Peggy also drinking and suggests they take it someplace else, but Peggy wonders what new surprise Joyce might be getting ready to spring on her. Joyce takes the opportunity to opine that men always want a woman to be "their girl," which explains why the Abe thing didn't work out. "Maybe it's biology. It's like men are this vegetable soup, and you can't put 'em on a plate or eat 'em off the counter, so women are the pot. They heat 'em up, they hold 'em; they contain 'em." Ah, so tortured metaphors are the surprise du jour. Joyce adds that she wouldn't have helped set Peggy up with Abe if she didn't think he was "very interesting soup," but while Peggy smiles, she still tells Joyce she'll take a rain check. Joyce asks if she's angry or lovesick, and Peggy admits she doesn't know. When Joyce is gone, Peggy takes one more sip and gets ready to leave herself...