551
I like standing out.

552
What's Paul doing here?

553
Oh, he's chaperoning.

554
He called a couple
of hours ago and volunteered.

555
Really?
Why? What's wrong?

556
Well, the other day,

557
he could have cared less
about Julie and Zach dating,

558
and now, all of a sudden,
he shows up at the dance?

559
Maybe he's just trying
to be supportive.

560
Maybe.

561
Dr. Van De Kamp.

562
Hello, George.

563
My cardiologist
phoned in a prescription.

564
Oh, right, right.

565
I've got it here
somewhere.

566
So have you
seen Bree lately?

567
Yeah, I ran into her
last night

568
at the diner
on Maple Avenue.

569
We had a nice talk.

570
Mm.

571
That's all you did --
just talk?

572
We're just friends,
Dr. Van De Kamp -- nothing more.

573
That's good to hear.

574
You know, if you ever do
get a vibe from Bree

575
that she's interested
in more than just friendship,

576
I'd be careful
if I were you.

577
Excuse me?

578
I just want you to know

579
that she'd only be using you
to even the score with me.

580
Don't fall for it.

581
Bree would never
do anything like that.

582
She's a lady.

583
Exactly. A very beautiful,
classy lady.

584
Remember, they tend
to end up with doctors,

585
not pharmacists.

586
Bree is very beautiful

587
and very classy,

588
but she's not
very perceptive.

589
For instance, she thinks
you're a good person,

590
and it's now
very clear to me

591
you aren't.

592
I'd like
my prescription now, George.

593
I can't seem
to find it.

594
Guess I'll have to
have it delivered.

595
Thank you.

596
No.

597
Thank you.

598
[ kansas's "dust in the wind"
playing ]

599
Paul.

600
Did you notice?
They're playing a classic.