$50K and a Call Girl: A Love Story Page #5
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- 2014
- 90 min
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with your marriage, that's all.
I'm saying,
that's all I'm saying!
No, that's terrible.
That's terrible!
That was good, though.
- Yeah.
- It was funny.
It is really deep and big.
- Let's go.
- Yeah.
Sweetie. Babe.
So, if you mess with Texas,
you get laid off
with one warning.
The second time
you mess with Texas,
obviously you get raped.
I'm booking a job
for when I get back.
You look really sweaty.
What are all these
people doing here?
Every night at sundown,
fly out
from underneath that bridge.
It's like, um, town tradition.
- Where are they going?
- Back to Transylvania.
F*** off.
May I ask you something?
- Mm-hmm.
- Are you scared?
- Of bats? No.
- No, a**hole.
Of dying.
You remember our rules.
Let's just forget the rules,
okay?
Really? 'Cause if
then we're gonna
forget all of them.
- Uh, okay.
- So yeah?
- Yes, fine.
- Okay.
Are you scared of dying?
No. Not really.
It's strange.
Scared about is not
leaving anything behind.
You know, no kids, no wife,
no legacy, things like that.
Yeah, but what about this?
Like, your family and friends
are gonna have something
to remember you by forever.
Not everybody gets that,
you know,
like a... a good memory
they're gonna know that...
...you were loved and that
you were happy and... at peace.
As far as not
leaving behind a wife.
That's not true, either.
If you'll marry me.
Come on.
From your "F*** It List."
"Fall in love, get married."
Lauren showed me. So...
Look, as sweet as this is,
I appreciate it,
you don't have to do this.
Were you really joking, though?
You know what?
No. I wasn't.
So?
out the window for a second.
Do you even like me?
Forget that I'm paying you,
do you Carly,
even really like me?
'Cause honestly,
I-I can't figure it out.
Yes.
I do.
And if you haven't
figured that out,
wrong with you
besides the tumor.
Listen, let's do this
the right way then.
Carly Sarah Stoops.
Will you marry me?
Yes.
Oh, my God, that's so weird.
And it fit
it fits perfect.
It's gorgeous.
No more rules?
No more rules.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
To an amazing night.
And a great engagement.
And thank you Seth
for paying for everything.
It's us.
It's both of us.
And Lauren.
Thank you so much.
And, uh, I want to just say...
I'm... not losing a brother, well
I guess I am.
Really?
I'm... I'm gaining a sister.
I'm gaining a sister.
I'm gaining a sister.
Is this, like, real?
Like,
this is-this is like, weird.
This is like, some weird, like,
alternate universe.
And I love you, too.
Who is she
always on the phone with?
I had to make a call-or,
I had to answer.
Who is calling,
was that your mommy?
Yes, it was my mommy.
Oh, sh*t!
Seth, get the f*** out of here!
What the f*** are you doing?!
- Oh, my God!
- Get the f*** out of here!
- I just want to...
...Dude!
Dude, get out, get out!
- Jesus... Christ!
- Is he gone?
He's gone.
Oh, rise and shine! Oh!
- Really?
- Oh! Come on.
...No!
Oh! Oh, you look so pretty.
Are you ready to hit the road?
Yeah.
You just-you can go like
that.
- You guys.
- I'm gonna need my pills.
You need your pills.
Is Carly alive?
Barely.
Did you-did you
f*** Carly to death?
Get the f*** out of here.
Okay, we got...
...Look what daddy got?
World Series.
Yeah, you seem like it.
Right now...
...You need to get
the f*** out of the room.
Whose broad stripes
and bright stars
Thru the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparts
we watched
Napoleon!
Were so
gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare
Sports! Sports! Sports!
Gave proof
through the night
That our flag
was still there
Oh, say does that
Lauren, are you having fun?
Not 2,500 dollars worth of fun.
But Ross is having fun.
O'er the land of the free
And the home
of the brave!
Oh, yeah! Oh, yeah!
Okay, I'm into America again.
How you feeling?
- Headaches.
Are you-are you
getting those a lot?
Some.
I'm just... I'm feeling
very tired and weak.
Truthfully, I just want
to lay down and f***ing die.
We have to finish
the movie, okay?
We will finish the movie.
I just want to do
everything you want to do.
I want you to finish your list.
We will.
Where's Lauren?
- She's asleep.
Everything all right
between you guys?
Yeah, things are good.
Let's go.
So we
backtracked 1,500 miles to Vegas.
So that Carly and Ross can
finally concentrate their
love according to the
traditions of our religion:
we worship Satan.
I've seen Ross
with a lot of girls before,
but I've never
really seen him in love.
I hardly recognized him.
Oh, my God.
- Right?
- You look
absolutely beautiful!
Boom.
Seriously?
Extrie, extrie,
read all about it!
I'm engaged to a b*tch!
Extrie, extrie.
What am I doing?
It's crazy.
You're getting married.
Right, I'm cra-do you
think I'm crazy?
For marrying Ross?
- No, you're doing your job.
I just... I don't know, it's not
really like that, anymore.
- Really?
- I'm so f***ed.
I'm so f***ed.
- You're falling for him?
Yeah.
- You don't want to?
- No, I don't want to!
Lauren, he's dying,
are you serious?
I know.
What are you going to do?
I guess I'll-I'll just
see him through it, right?
What am I supposed to do?
I love him!
I love the a**hole.
F***.
F***!
That looks awful.
It looks so bad.
What do you do?
I mean, is it...?
It literally,
if-it's like your fingers,
are like... they-they're all
broken, like they're rubber.
Like they don't
have any bones in them.
"HAZY DAYZ"...]
You're in rare form
today.
Oh, God, help me!
A, that smells!
Smells good!
B, don't judge me.
Stop it.
What?
Oh! Oh!
Amazing Grace
How sweet the sound
There you go.
Oh.
Oh.
her tender,
never leave her in Heartbreak
Hotel,
and always be her hunka-hunka
burning love?
I do.
There you go.
'Til death do you part, honey?
I do.
We do have something called
the pre-nupted rights here.
What is that?
It just takes a second.
Oh!
Whoa, whoa, hey!
Hey, hey, hey!
Lauren is awesome, she's an
awesome person.
I'm a piece of sh*t. I'm
serious.
I'm a piece of sh*t, dude!
She's awesome.
You're not a piece of sh*t.
I'm a piece of sh*t.
Lauren's f***ing
awesome.
You had too much to drink.
B*tch, but you're awesome.
Next stop, New Orleans.
Awesome.
That's gonna be my last stop.
What are you talking about?
Why?
You don't want me going along.
- Of course I do.
- No, you don't.
- Yeah, I do.
No.
an excuse for you to get out
of marrying me
and it's pathetic.
Is that what you think?
Look, you proposed to me,
and if you don't want
to get married, it's fine.
Do you want to get married?
I don't know if I do or not.
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