4th Man Out Page #7
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- 2015
- 86 min
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Seriously?
Remember, don't make
eye contact with anyone.
Never leave each other's sight.
No matter what.
Wait for us.
Can we get four buds?
Uh, actually, can you make
those vodka sodas?
We're in a gay bar.
Vodka sodas it is.
There's actually
some girls here.
We didn't come
all the way downtown
for you to be looking at girls.
Yeah, man. You better
phone numbers tonight,
and they better
be f***ing adorable.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
First time
in a... okay. Nice.
Act like you've
been there before, boys.
Uh, should we dance?
Um, no. I'm good.
Aw man, how are you going
to meet anybody
with your back
up against the bar?
Let's go.
I'll hold down. Make
sure no one roofies us.
So much for sticking together.
Come on, baby.
Bring your "a" game.
It's weird.
- Like?
- Relax.
Feel the groove, man.
There we go.
Yeah? Okay.
- You look hot.
- All right, thanks.
You look really, really good.
- Shake your dick, let's go.
- All right.
Show him how it's done, man.
Show him how it's done.
Whoa.
There you go.
Shot, please.
Wait for me, guys.
- Adam?
- Hi, what are you doing here?
- Hi.
- Are you-wait one second.
Um, Chris.
- Hey.
- What are you doing here?
I'm here with my brother
and his boyfriend.
And they' re really hitting
it off with your friend.
They sure are.
Look, the voicemail
that I left you...
- What?
- The voicemail I left the other night.
I'm sorry, I don't know what...
It's fine.
Let's just dance.
Okay.
So that's the last time
I order a hotdog in a gay bar.
So how was your guys'
fist time in a gay bar?
I was just dancing.
That is all.
Honestly, I thought
it'd be a lot gayer.
I'm kinda disappointed.
It was good.
It was really good.
It was good.
So how'd you two meet?
Actually we worked at the
same office for years.
I was already out to everyone
there, Steve wasn't.
So things developed
rather slowly.
Eight months of asking
to borrow his hole-puncher,
I thought he'd get the hint.
So there's just one thing
that I still can't wrap
my head around...
How dues a gay man let his
sister walk out in public
with a Fanny pack on?
What?
- A lot of testosterone.
- Nice.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Tracy.
I can do better, trust me.
Wait, what did you call me?
- Tracy.
- Who's Tracy?
Hmm?
Who isn't Tracy?
Okay, I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
Trainy, Tracy, Trainy.
Just doesn't...
It's so funny.
Trainy? You think that
my name is Trainy?
He's kidding.
He does... he does that.
Like calls
people "Trainy."
- Hey Trainy.
- He called me train for five years.
He called me Trainy
tranny when I came out.
- He's a train guy.
- Yeah.
Wait, so what is my name?
Could we have the check?
I love this part.
Yeah, me too.
That guy's as ugly as you.
Hey, shut up.
Tricia.
Maybe it's tricia.
Maybe.
Should I text her that?
No, it's like 4am.
Uh, yeah.
You're right.
Only bad things can happen.
You get any dudes'
numbers tonight?
- No.
- What?
I was too busy dancing
with you guys.
Oh my god.
We were totally
cockblocking you.
Yeah, it's okay.
I had a really fun time.
Yeah, me too.
Me too.
The f***, man?
I thought you were...
Oh man, I'm sorry.
- I should go.
- No man, don't go.
I'm sorry, I was...
I'm drunk.
I thought... you don't...
Uh, Chris?
What's happening?
Just give me a minute.
What's wrong with it?
Nothing's wrong with it.
Just stop talking,
- you're making it worse.
- I'm sorry.
I've just never been
with a man who...
A man who what?
I'm a little drunk.
Just...
Ahem...
Maybe if we put it
in your mouth...
No, it's not
your f***ing birthday.
Just suck on it.
- Why don't you have Adam suck it?
Jesus.
F*** you.
Wha...
I was just joking.
- Why are you so mad?
- I'm not mad.
Wait. He didn't,
did he?
No, he didn't.
Did Adam suck your cock?
No he didn't f***ing
suck my dick.
Jesus Christ.
- And you liked it, didn't you?
No, just stop talking about it.
How 'bout that?
Fine.
You have one new voice message.
First voice message.
Hey Chris, it's me.
I can't believe that happened.
I'm so f***ing sorry,
I'm an idiot.
I'm... I was drunk.
And I just...
I don't know what I thought
but can you just
call me back, please?
Message deleted.
Hey man, where the f*** are you?
We're playing
flag football at four.
Uh, yeah, I don't know, man.
What? What's going
on with you two?
He asked me the same thing?
Well, what'd you say?
I said, "yeah. Our undefeated
season is on the line."
Yeah. Yeah,
I'll totally...
Yeah, man.
Okay. See you then.
You made a career
of composure
she needs you to steer,
she's hungover
he needs you to hear
listen closer
it's time
to come down
mm
and all the things
you've accomplished
they cover the length
of your office
where I am the wall,
worn out worthless
I lean on the ground
Victor
you are not
who you said you were
you said you were
when we met
mm
winner
you are losing
your loved ones
oh, your loved ones
chip by chip,
bet by bet
- I'm really glad you called.
- Yeah.
What are you doing
for the fourth of July?
'Cause you should come over.
My wife makes the most
amazing potato salad.
some down to you
after the fireworks.
Oh... I don't know. I think
I'm gonna go to a party.
Okay, really? 'Cause you
don't sound so sure.
Yeah, it's just...
I usually go with Chris,
my ex-fiance.
But I don't know.
I don't think he wants me there.
Okay.
What, does he own you?
- He owns you?
- No.
Who cares what he thinks.
I do.
So you've still got it real bad
for this guy, don't you?
He must really know
how to get you off good.
No, man. Why? No. Not
everything's about sex.
Okay, then what's it about?
I miss him.
Does he know how you feel?
'Cause you gotta communicate.
Communication is the key to
any healthy relationship
oh really?
And how would you know?
How would I know? I've been
happily married for 17 years.
That's how I'd know.
What do you say
we go in the bathroom
and suck each other off?
It smells really good in here.
What did you guys
have for dinner?
Is that what you came over
at 10:
00 at nightto talk about?
I'm really sorry
if you're ashamed of me.
Is that what you think?
We're ashamed of you?
I'm not ashamed of you.
I'm pissed off.
You kept a whole part
of your life from us.
How long have you known?
I don't know, like...
- Like ten years.
- Ten years?
Oh my god.
I should've known.
A mother should
know these things.
I didn't even know.
I just...
I just knew
that I felt different.
And I didn't know
why b*obs were so cool.
You still could've told me.
I wanted to, but I just...
You always mentioned
girlfriends.
I thought you were shy.
I am.
I'm gay.
And I'm shy.
Well, I don't care.
I don't care
if you're the gayest,
shyest kid in all of America.
You're my son.
And I love you.
I love you too.
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