Carol moving in with Nathan has caused his stress level to go up significantly. He begins yawning incessantly at work which Ray tells him is a sign of stress or anxiety in dogs. When Nathan gets the chance to anchor the Saturday morning news, his yawning becomes a problem so Ray sends him to a therapist. Carol finds out Nathan is going to a therapist but can't understand why he would need a therapist when Nathan has his mother to talk to. Carol secretly books an appointment with Nathan's therapist so she can find out what's going on with him, but she gets upset when she learns that she is the source of all his stress.
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