Meanwhile, back in Graham and Patty's bedroom, Graham has discovered, and is watching, the Cherski's sex tape. SVO: "Gunther and Liz learned that no human desire is shameful." Patty comes in. "I found it," says Graham. Patty says, "Excuse me?" Patty sees what Graham is watching. "Who's your favorite couple," Graham teases. "Mine's Gunther and Liz." Patty pleads ignorance, and Graham teases more, and Patty asks why she'd get a tape like this, and Graham says, "Because our sex life has become routine and mechanical." Not knowing that this is a quote from the tape, Patty looks at Graham, hurt. "Do you really think that? That our sex life is mechanical?" Time for stupid marriage fight number eighty: "Why do you take me seriously when I'm not serious?" "How do I know what you're serious about these days?" "What's that supposed to mean?" "One minute you don't want to take the class, the next minute you're teaching it, and now you want to open a restaurant." "I don't want to open a restaurant." "Then why the pointed comment about the restaurants that succeed?" "Because it's a fact, some of them do. What? Well, you just don't believe that a restaurant that I cook for could possibly succeed, that's really the problem, isn't it?" Patty tries to defend herself, but he's kind of right. That is what she thinks. SVO starts to talk more about Shelley and Mitch while Graham and Patty storm off in opposite directions, and the camera settles on their empty and unrumpled bed. I guess they need the tape after all.