Ep 13. Queasy Rider

Peggy is thrilled when she gets her motorcycle, hoping to use it to strengthen her relationship with Hank, who is initially uninterested in learning to ride. However, Peggy’s excitement quickly fades when she realizes how much she dislikes riding alone, and she convinces Hank to buy his own motorcycle so they can enjoy the open road together.

Despite Peggy’s clumsy attempts to teach him, Hank proves to be a natural on his motorcycle and quickly becomes addicted to the thrill of the ride. Peggy, meanwhile, becomes increasingly nervous and paranoid whenever they’re on the road, convinced that they’re not safe around other drivers.

The couple’s road trip takes them to a biker rally, where Hank tries to fit in with the rough and tumble crowd by adopting a new, tougher persona. Peggy tries to do the same, with disastrous results.

As the day of the rally wears on, Peggy and Hank’s conflicting feelings about their newfound hobby come to a head. Peggy realizes that she can’t enjoy riding if she’s constantly scared and anxious, while Hank is eager to embrace the motorcycle lifestyle and all the excitement and danger that comes with it.

In the end, Peggy decides to sell her motorcycle, admitting that she’s just not cut out for it. Hank, however, isn’t deterred by Peggy’s decision and continues to revel in the freedom and excitement of life on two wheels.

Overall, the episode explores the theme of finding identity and purpose through hobbies and interests, as well as the challenges and compromises that can arise in a relationship when those interests clash.