The scene opens in a park in the middle of nowhere. It's the third night in a row that Harker has been out with his friends. He tells them that he's going to have sex with Harker's wife. Harker says that he brought his friends to meet him, and that he hopes they'll be able to have a good time. He's not sure if Harker is joking or not, but he does admit that he doesn't know what's up with the whole Harker-Harker thing. He also tells Harker not to ask him too many questions, because Harker isn't a professional, and Harker can't be trusted to keep a straight face. He asks Harker if he has anything to do with the "unhappy dismem" that's befalling Harker, and he says that it's all part of the "business" of Harker and his friends, which is why they're coming to Harker in the first place. They're not going to tell anyone that they've come for sex, Harker tells them, because that would be a gross violation of their privacy, and they'd have to