In an interview, CJP says that she and Matt will be performing at Local Grind, the coffee shop across the street that is "sort of like [their] Central Perk." If I ever compare something in my life to something on Friends, just kill me. I love the show; don't get me wrong. But that's just embarrassing. CJP says that all six of her roommates are going to attend. On penalty of death! CJP asks Theo if he wants to go out to dinner afterward with all of the roommates, in the same place where they had their first dinner together. Theo agrees. In an interview, Theo says that they all know about CJP's gig, and that they should all go. The camera zooms in on a note taped to the fish tank with the details on the show. Oddly, it says that there will be a guest appearance by Theo, but maybe that was a joke or something. Tonya reads the note. In an interview, Kyle says it was very clear that CJP wanted them all to attend, especially since it was their last night together.

Tonya and Chris get in the van and head to the gym. Meanwhile, CJP is getting ready for her show. Tonya says that she doesn't feel bad at all about going to work out and skipping CJP's show. Chris says he's going to call, and asks Tonya to dial the car phone. CJP arrives at Local Grind. Chris leaves a message for CJP saying that he and Tonya are headed to the gym, and they will try to make it to the show, but if not, they will see her afterward. He wishes her luck and hangs up. In an interview, Tonya is sporting that same creepy mullet hairstyle as she says that CJP never talked to her about going, and that CJP has "all the support in the world." Tonya concludes, "What more could you ask for?" She's really creeping me out in this interview because she has no expression on her face or inflection in her voice. And given how much Tonya has talked about how she has no support (except for Justin) (and Darren), I think she might be jealous that CJP is getting so much attention. I don't understand the whole "We have to do everything together" vibe, but I do think that going to the gym is a shitty excuse. Then again, I don't go to the gym. Stuck in traffic? Sure. Had to grab something to eat and there was a long line? Okay. I mean, at least make up a decent excuse.