“We’ve All Been There” by Nicholas Clifford starts with Joan, who gets a flat tire and does not have mobile phone reception to call someone to help her, so she gets inside the car angrily. Matt is driving his truck along the road until he sees Joan’s car and stops. Jess, who is pregnant, starts her shift at the diner where she works. She tells Kat that something has come up and she needs to work extra hours or an advance on her pay. Kat refuses, telling Jess to quit if she is not satisfied with her job. Jess bursts out and almost offends Kat who tells Jess she should not expect any special treatment because she is pregnant. Jess shows Kat her eviction notice because she is behind with the rent. Kat tells Jess she cannot help her and does not want to take care of her problems.

"We've All Been There" af Nicholas Clifford starter med Joan, som får et fladt dæk og ikke har mobiltelefonmodtagelse til at ringe til nogen for at hjælpe hende, så hun stiger vredt ind i bilen. Matt kører sin lastbil langs vejen, indtil han ser Joans bil og stopper. Jess, som er gravid, starter sin vagt på spisestedet, hvor hun arbejder. Hun fortæller Kat, at der er sket noget, og hun skal arbejde ekstra timer eller et forskud på sin løn. Kat nægter og beder Jess om at sige op, hvis hun ikke er tilfreds med sit job. Jess bryder ud og fornærmer næsten Kat, som fortæller Jess, at hun ikke skal forvente nogen særlig behandling, fordi hun er gravid. Jess viser Kat sin fraflytningsmeddelelse, fordi hun er bagud med huslejen. Kat fortæller Jess, at hun ikke kan hjælpe hende og ikke ønsker at tage sig af sine problemer.