Almost Adults Page #8
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2016
- 90 min
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I assume she's losing her mind.
From what?
You moving to New York.
Oh, please.
I didn't even tell her.
You f***ing kidding me?
She didn't tell me she was gay,
so I'm not gonna
tell her I'm moving.
Yeah, that's not the same thing
at all, you know that right?
Well, why don't you
tell her then?
Okay, I'm just really tired
of being the GBF
that just literally helps
you two with your problems.
I have a life too, you know?
Did you know I can speak
three languages?
You do not.
Okay, correction, I could
if I learned them.
Put that on your resume.
I mean, what are you guys
even arguing about?
You have three minutes
to tell me,
because I have a date tonight.
What? It's 11:
00.Okay, grandma.
MacKenzie is just
so self-involved.
It's like she got a girlfriend
and completely forgot I existed.
This is coming from the girl
who had no idea
that her best friend was gay.
Okay, you know what?
She had a boyfriend.
And, sure, her fashion sense
isn't the greatest,
but she is color blind
and a lot of girls like hiking
and outdoorsy stuff
and have posters
Sh*t.
There we go.
- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Well, whatever.
I'm moving to New York,
and I'm not telling her.
That's that.
Okay, look, you're a big girl.
You can do whatever you want.
I'm just the really sexy gay man
who gives exceptional advice,
so you don't have to listen
to me or anything,
but you're going to regret this.
Just like you'll regret this
outfit you put on tonight.
MacKenzie bought me this shirt.
You two should be in each other's
lives until one of you dies.
And let's be real, it's most
likely going to be MacKenzie
from choking on some
sort of food.
talking while she's eating,
it's revolting.
What if she doesn't want me
in her life anymore?
I mean, she's gay now.
And I'm straight, so we just
don't have anything in common.
You're being so dramatic.
MacKenzie's always
been gay, babe.
So, guess what?
Nothing's changed.
Don't ruin this friendship over,
literally, like, nothing.
You do give really good advice.
my own morning talk show.
Oh, my god, I would totally
not watch that.
just so you know.
F*** this f***ing site.
Un-f***ing-believable.
What the f*** is this fuckery?
Oh, f***.
How did I not know
you were a lesbian?
Where the f*** are my keys?
Hey.
Hey.
Were you seriously going
No, I was literally on my way,
right now, to tell you.
Oh my god,
we are scarily similar.
New York, huh?
What are we gonna do?
I guess we'll just have
to have phone sex everyday
until you can visit me
on weekends?
Look, I wanna give you
this big, apologetic speech
about what a shitty
friend I was...
You don't have to.
I think we both said
things that we regret and...
We've both kind of been
shitty friends lately.
I'm sorry.
I really am.
I'm sorry, too.
In fact... I actually wrote
a song about it.
- What?
- Yeah.
I wrote this song when I heard
you were going away,
and I just thought, like,
"that's like the perfect way
to send her off."
So I'm just going to sing it
right now, okay?
- Oh.
- Okay.
Here we go,
I'm going to sing it.
What?
Oh, my god.
I'm obviously joking.
I can't even
go through with this.
- Okay, I was like "what the hell is
going on right now?" -Jesus Christ.
I was like, "I don't know how
I'm just going to pretend
that she prepared for me."
Okay.
I actually do have something
for you, though.
Oh, my god.
Is this beach time Ken?
In the flesh.
Literally in the flesh.
I could not find
his clothes anywhere.
You're gonna need something
to remind you of me in New York.
And this naked, plastic man...
Wait.
This is for you.
Is this ball gown Barbie?
I'm going to f***ing miss you,
you loser.
I can't find it anywhere.
Where is it?
Hmm?
What are you looking for?
The t-shirt. The god damned
t-shirt, babe.
Um, what does it look like?
I'll help you look.
It's pink and it says
"kindest regards" on it.
I don't get it.
It's an inside joke
with Cassie, never mind.
You're hiding things
from me now?
- You know that Cassie and I are
ex-lovers, right? -Mm-hmm.
- You jealous?
- Yeah.
No, no, honey, we have to be
there in like 20 minutes.
Yeah, that's not gonna stop me.
Wait, wait, what time is it?
- What?
- What time is it?
I don't know, 2:
25.Sh*t, we're late.
- Yeah.
- Okay, go faster.
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