More bitching and moaning. Kevin calls for more communication. Andre tells him "that's rich" (he actually doesn't say that, but I've always wanted someone to use that phrase) since they didn't even expect Kevin to show up for the meeting.

Cut to Becky with her superior, "I'm twenty-four and vastly more mature than any of you" schtick as she says, "I'm going to get smashed for this, but there is a difference between our ages and you [sic] guys' ages. Life changes at a certain point, and you get less tolerant of certain things, because there's so much more at stake in certain ways." Becky, maybe the next time you make lofty declarations about maturity and age, maybe you shouldn't wear Molly Ringwald's cast-offs from Pretty in Pink. Just a thought.

Julie -- yay, Julie! -- reads her the riot act and basically says that if their examples of maturity are what it means to be mature, she hopes she never becomes mature, and that there's a lot of self-centeredness in their maturity.

Julie's one-on-one. She points out that Becky's pathetic attempt at superiority would perhaps have some merit or validity to the discussion if it was the "younger folk" making all the noise, but it wasn't. Julie is forced to resort to inarticulate groans of disgust. A nation agrees.

Cut to Becky being a smarmy bitch and condescendingly telling Julie, "Don't take it personally, it's just that there's [sic] different ways of living, there is [sic] you can't deny it." Okay, way to try to distract attention from the fact that YOU threw in the idiotic and conceited non sequitur into the conversation. Oh, Becky, your stupidity would anger me, if you weren't just so pathetic.

Cut to Andre at the meeting, complaining about how he never gets his messages. And of course, it's Über-Responsible and Mature Becky who forgot to tell him about it.

Montage of everyone on the phone. I mean, one line for seven people? That's fucking inhumane.