Almost Friends
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2016
- 101 min
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You can make this happen.
You're Charlie Brenner.
I think that's the problem.
You are Charlie Brenner.
And who is she?
Just another girl working at another
coffee shop making sh*t coffee.
Sh*t coffee.
Sh*t coffee. Sh*t coffee!
Can I help you?
Small coffee, please.
Cream or sugar?
Oh, that'd...
That'd be great. Both.
Dollar fifty.
Here. That's all right.
Hey! Forgot your keys.
Oh.
- Thanks.
- No problem.
Wait...
Don't I have to prove
they're mine?
What happens if I'm just saying
they're mine, but they're really not?
I mean, they are my keys.
I'm not a thief or anything.
I don't take other
people's keys, but I-i...
I'm just saying that you
never know these days.
Have a good day.
What... what's your name?
- Amber.
- Amber.
I'm Charlie.
Yeah, I don't mean to catch you
off guard or anything,
but I just wanted to tell you that
I see you in here all the time
when I come in
to get my coffees,
which are really good,
and I just...
Yeah, I think you're really...
You're really... something.
Something?
Something good.
No, obviously, i...
No, it's... I mean, you could
have said something worse.
That's what I was thinking.
I wanted it to be...
Yeah. Uh...
Have a good day.
Wait. These aren't
really my keys.
It's... thanks.
- Doctor.
- Doctor.
Smells good.
Mmm. Almost ready.
What?
Nothing.
Isn't that that card game?
You don't need the cards.
- Mom?
- Yes?
Have you ever wished
anyone was dead?
Dead?
No, honey, of course not.
- Why would you ask me that?
Oh, Charlie! Charlie!
I mean, really? Charlie!
- I love you, mom!
- Steven!
Honey, why would you even
ask me something like that?
'Cause I heard dad
say it the other day.
He overheard me
on a business call.
Yeah?
The kid's 10.
He knows I was joking.
Yeah, next he'll run through the
house with six hand grenades.
Well, he does, he does. God
forbid the boy follow his heart.
Nice, Ross. Really. Classy.
Oh, wow. Brilliant. Brilliant.
- Oh! It hit the table! No! No!
- Oh. Hot potato, am I right?
- No!
Charlie, are you depressed?
You're crazy, mom.
I'm fine.
Have you thought anymore about
finishing up that application?
That restaurant over on Vernon?
I know, I know. Mind my own business.
I'm annoying.
- What did he want?
- Who knows?
I hung up before
he could launch into a speech.
- Is he all right?
- I doubt it.
That's Heather.
- Oh, okay. I got it.
- You sure?
- Yeah. Have fun.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
Oh, please, please, please!
Oh! Oh! No, no, no!
- Oh, so nice, you guys.
- Hey.
- Hi.
Are you going to brook's
tomorrow night?
- Everyone's gonna be there.
- Oh, great.
Maybe I can explain to everyone
individually that I still live at home
when they're about to
run their own companies.
Oh, come on, Charlie.
They're still the same idiots
they always have been
and always will be, just fatter.
- What is on your face?
- No touching.
Okay, okay, sorry. Freak.
I was just getting a crumb off.
Come on, you should go tomorrow.
Ben's gonna be there.
Oh, is Ben my lover?
You say that as if he isn't.
Yeah, you can bring me. Duh.
Who else would you bring?
Hey. Did Brad call?
My phone died.
Uh, maybe. I haven't been
picking up the phone.
- Why not?
- 'Cause I'm testing myself
to see how long I can go
without modern appliances.
Like a caveman.
You're watching TV.
I am.
- Are you drunk?
- Yup!
Move please.
Thank you.
Yoo-hoo! I'm home!
How was your meet today?
After Brad finished the 100
meter I thought we were screwed
but then Adam Smith won the 200,
and Adam Bedilia came in second
at 110, so we were fine.
Adam Bedilia?
Yeah, he's short.
Kind of skinny, I guess.
Hmm. I thought that
was Adam small.
No, Adam small is small
but Adam Bedilia is short.
Okay.
I spilled a whole pot of tea at work today.
It was everywhere.
Are you okay? You didn't
burn yourself, right?
No, I'm fine. It was just
really embarrassing.
Oh, there's Adam green too,
come to think of it
but he's a freshman so it's
I'm pretty sure his dad's a booster
and bought him a spot on the team.
- Right.
- He's so slow.
- Hey, sorry we're late.
- Hey!
- Hey, how are you? Good?
- Good. How are you?
Good. What's up, my man?
- Hey.
- Hi.
- Hi!
- Hi. How are you?
Good.
How was your day?
Good! I got my
orientation stuff today.
Aw.
It's our last few
weeks together.
- I know.
But we'll still see
Yeah, I know. But do you
think we'll still be us?
- What do you mean?
- I don't know.
I've just been
thinking a lot lately
about how much
we're gonna change
and I just hope that my future
self still likes your future self.
Okay, well, don't think
about that stuff.
We still have some time.
Yeah, and then
the next thing you know
you're a grandmother
and you're dead.
I don't know. I was kind of hoping
there was something in between.
Well, there's always
track and field.
- Mm.
Just come out and ask her, man.
She just serves coffee.
- Terrible coffee.
- It's awful. The worst.
- Yech. She doesn't even deserve
to talk to me after serving
coffee that horrendous.
She deserves to die for it.
Oh, hi.
Hi.
Last time I was in here
you were mopping too.
Actually, I was sweeping.
That's right. Yeah, sweeping.
Yeah, you were sweeping,
come to think of it.
Hey, listen, I didn't mean to weird you
out or anything a couple of days ago.
It's fine.
You from... where are you...
where are you from?
- From here.
- Oh, yeah? Me too.
Oh, nice.
You in school, or...
Uh, well, I'm going to
college in the fall.
- Uh-huh.
- Yeah, I'm going to NYU.
That's a good one.
I've heard of that.
Uh, New York university.
Listen, I was just...
Okay, have a nice day!
So? She's coming
to the party, right?
Eh, whatever.
You know, she served me this latte
last week... it just was gross.
- Can we just get out of here?
- Yeah.
For here or to go?
To go.
What was that all about?
Just some guy.
You don't hide from
just some guy, so...
I have a boyfriend, so...
So it's not cheating just
to talk to the poor bastard.
Was I being mean?
I'm sorry, I'm just...
I don't know. I'm not really
good with stuff like that.
Stuff like what? Being nice?
Thank you, sir.
I hope you enjoy your beverage,
and have a wonderful day.
Yeah. Whatever.
You see? Nice.
- Okay. Listen. Stop.
- Baby.
- -Hey, can you get that?
Yeah!
How's it going, Jack?
It's going.
- Hey.
- Hi.
Be gentle. I'm queasy again.
Hey, do you mind if we go to
that new Italian place tonight?
for tomorrow.
Well, I thought we were going to
Amanda's sister's thing tonight.
No, I can't.
I have to run tomorrow.
I don't know. I was
excited about tonight.
Come on. Don't be selfish.
Hey, we're going to some party
if you wanna come with us.
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