Tony and Tom, meanwhile, having settled the matter of Marcie's E-bay business, were watching Andi and Paul get into a heated discussion regarding his divorce settlement with Heather. Andi bares her soul and pleads, "please Paul don't treat me as some hysterical woman with a mad crush on you. I've only stayed with Doug as a means to attend every one of your concerts all over the world. Paul, chuckling, said, "Let's see. I'll sing and you name the tune, OK?" He starts out with :

Every day she takes a morning bath as she wets her hair,
Wraps a towel around her, as she's heading for the bedroom chair,
It's just another day.

Slipping into stockings,
Stepping into shoes,
Dipping in the pocket of her raincoat.
Ah, it's just another day.

At the office where the papers grow she takes a break,
Drinks another coffee, and she finds it hard to stay awake,

It's just another day. Du du du du du
It's just another day. Du du du du du
lt's just another day.

Ay
so sad, so sad,
Sometimes she feels so sad.
Alone in her apartment she'd dwell,
Till the man of her dreams comes to break the spell.

Ah, stay, don't stand around
And he comes and he stays
But he leaves the next day,
So sad.
Sometimes she feels so sad.

Andi says "Moon over Manhattan?". Upon hearing this, Tom & Tony roar and proceed to drop their earring aids UP a notch higher as Paul says,

"I hate to burst your bubble, but there only one unresolved relationship I have yet to consummate. She has been my secret love since before I met Jane Asher. I would have traded it all in, risked everything, but the scandal of being with one so young (this is a reference to 1964), well, I couldn't risk it. But today is a different story. I hereby announce my intent spend the rest of my life with Suzanne. I look forward to many happy evenings on cruises, especially those karaoke nights harmonizing with John, Lawrence, Ken and Mark. Suzanne and I plan to