Watched it. Liked it. In terms of relatability, financially etc., no. I liked the older guy's (Carlton Davis) sense of humor. Some of it might have sounded kind of twisted, and…. well, guess it was, but it made sense to me. One of the moments that really struck me was when (yes, I'm cheating looking at imdb now trying to remember names…) I think it was Liz (with the little glasses)….standing by the stove, her BF or whatever was talking, something about limits of what or how many times or something before he'd be outta there. She just stood there listening, but the look on her face, God could I feel it. The ol', "hey, it's totally cool if you're bipolar, as long as, you know, I don't really have to deal with too much bipolar-y stuff." Too familiar, that. And she'd been talking about trying to hide it. Working so hard to do that in that kind of close context ….. exhausting. And, I don't know about anyone else, but I can only do it up to a point. All that shoving it down ends up going somewhere… and I can't help but think it makes it worse. Even though I do it. One does what one must.