So we wander to a bar to drink pisco sours and set the world to rights instead.
In the film, Mark Schultz's relationship with du Pont sours, and du Pont summons Schultz's brother – fellow wrestler Dave Mark Ruffaloo) – to live on the Foxcatcher estate, too.
"The relationship sours," she says, "and one person wants to use the embryos and the other partner does not want to use them".
It gives the liquor a mildly minty taste and is hugely popular – by early evening, the whizz of blenders churning out pisco sours is competing with the clatter of guests.
Endlessly, over scotches and pisco sours, we tossed about our conjectures for the future, those with US passports rightly forecasting the worst for Chile's "socialist experiment".
As the economy sours, Americans will probably become less tolerant of those who compete for their jobs.
Rolling away the barrel In search of a job Tweets and sours David and Goliath Europe's worrying gerontocracy ReprintsWhen the unemployment numbers burst through the 3m mark at the end of 2008, a senior trade unionist said that 4m would provoke a social revolution.
But the assets they are snapping up will become far less valuable if the global economy sours.
Simpler, slimmer institutions may be easier to police, but they are more liable to go under when the environment sours.
If the economy sours, expect more emergency QE.As for Mr Carney's letter: he has little to apologise for.
Leverage is an elixir that makes profits soar when times are good, but magnifies losses when the economy sours.
