Entourage: The only time Ari looked like he might cry

Here is a recap of what happened on last night's Entourage episode.

- Ashley does not trust Eric. When E gets a phone call early in the morning, she asks him tons of questions, wonders why he spoke cryptically and even checks his phone once he gets out of bed. The guys say E needs to earn her trust back, but it seems like this is a little more than her just not trusting him. She is being too clingy, even showing up at the office later in the episode and questioning why he wasn't at work when he wasn't there.
- One of Ari's enemies, Adam, who is also a mega-agent, wants to get back at Ari for stealing Zac Effron as a client so Adam calls and offers Lloyd a job as an agent and even promises triple the pay. Lloyd tells Ari about the offer and asks Ari about their deal that would eventually lead to Lloyd becoming an agent. Ari freaks that Lloyd is questioning his word and Ari sends Lloyd on a bunch of errands. While driving Ari's car, Lloyd is hit from behind by another car and, in a fight with Ari, essentially quits. We later see Ari visibly upset when a new assistant is sent down from HR.
- The bodyguards are pushing the guys' patience - they are using the bathroom, eating their food, talking loudly and waking them up early in the morning, etc. When the security boss comes by the house to deal with the problem, he brings with him information about the guy whose ID they found in the sofa. Apparently he has a criminal history, so to be safe he is being followed. At some point in the day, the follow loses the guy and for safety reasons Vince is ordered to stay at the house. Drama finds out where the apparent stalker works and is a regular at the store. So Drama takes matters into his own hands and tries to scare the guy into leaving Vince alone. Meanwhile, there are girls following Turtle around campus who giggle every time he walks by. We find out that as a sorority prank a bunch of girls broke into the house and stole Turtle's underwear. Vince does not have a stalker; the ID was in the couch because the man used to work at the used furniture store where the guys bought the sofa.