Another Happy Day Page #4
do to get ready for the night.
Look there's...
There's a lot more
to that though.
Just f***ing with you.
You'll get a kick out
of the real story.
I'm just f***ing with you, man.
I'm not trying to...
Just sayin'.
Whatever it is you like
to do, do it.
You made a very
big mistake.
Who're you talking to?
Your father.
Oh, cool.
So, listen, I'm thinking
I'm going to go out
With Brandon later.
Lee, let me call you
back in a minute.
Nope. It's 10 P.M.
So?
What do you mean, so?
Well, I mean why
can't I go?
Because I said so.
Because Brandon
is five years older
And I don't like you
hanging out with him.
So what am I supposed to do?
Sit around and play
f***ing rummy cube
With your demented family?
You could spend some time
with your grandfather.
Oh, great. Yeah.
The guy's a f***ing zombie.
Don't be so mean, Elliot.
Oh, well, sorry, mom.
He watches Fox news
while he sleeps.
That's like the textbook
definition of zombie.
Have you been drinking?
No. Of course not.
Have you been doing
any drugs with Brandon?
No. I f***ing promise.
Don't lie to me, Elliot.
I'm not lying to you, mom.
Then why are you acting out?
I'm not acting out.
Elliot, I swear to god,
If you have relapsed,
You're going right back
to Silver Hill.
I can't take
any more chances.
I'm not! Mom!
Just stop being such
a f***ing b*tch!
Don't talk to me that way!
Then stop accusing me
of sh*t I didn't do!
Okay, just lower your voice.
Why do you gotta be
such a f***ing b*tch?
What the f***
is your problem?
Elliot, back away.
- Why? I'm not doing anything.
- Just back away now.
- I'm not doing anything.
- Elliot, please.
- I'm not doing anything.
- Just back away.
- You f***ing c*nt!
- No, no, no!
Jack be nimble, Jack be quick,
Jack go under the limbo stick.
Yo, bachelor party.
Sh*t's gonna be
off the ho-ok.
Oh, my bad, my bad.
Not cool.
Yo, where'd that
nigga Elliot go?
It's just so scary.
Doesn't it scare you?
Are you even aware of it
when it's happening?
Yeah, but it's like...
It's like this
switch gets flipped.
And something snaps
inside of me and I...
And...
Well, where does
it come from?
Because your reactions
to things are so extreme
It's just not normal.
It's like...
The moment I get here,
I'm forced to lie.
Lie about being
in f***ing Sweden
And, you know,
Trying to hide the fact
that I have f***ing issues.
So you can't...
you can't escape.
I know.
Like they only see you
in these stages.
These intermittent
stages of your life,
Which are usually embarrassing
Because growing up
f***ing sucks.
They just cling on to them
And bring them up
whenever you're around.
That's because
that's all they have.
They don't know you, Elliot.
So, it's just like, the only
thing that ties us together
Are these horrible, f***ing
moments of our lives.
I mean sh*t you wish had
never happened.
It's like everything
you're trying to avoid.
You don't want Alice
to come here
And deal with all the traumatic
sh*t of her childhood
And you're trying
to explain to them
That this could be really
f***ing detrimental
But they don't understand.
They never will.
So you drive yourself crazy,
Alice cuts herself
and I just...
Turn into f***ing
Glenn Beck.
So...
Are you gonna tell
dad about this?
Yeah, I have to.
It's exactly where
it's supposed to be.
I'm Lynn Hellman.
Uh, hi.
Foreman Fred.
May I help you with anything?
Well, not unless
you have a solution
On how to get a twelve foot
stake into the ground
Without damaging
the irrigation system.
Did you just wake up?
No.
You know, I was just thinking
that maybe the tent
Wasn't in the
right position.
That maybe if we move it
and if you face it this way...
We, Lynn, um, spent a lot of
time with Dylan and Heather
Going over all this.
I'm sure they would've
appreciated your input
About a month ago,
but irregardless,
I think that Fred and I've
got it covered, don't we?
We certainly do.
Of course, I have taken
orders from this little lady
For how many years?
- 15 years?
- Oh, jesus.
Am I getting old?
You, on the other hand,
you haven't aged a day.
Well, you know I'm not gonna
ever let you see me
Without my full
fluff and fold.
And a mighty fine
fluff and fold it is.
Oh, you.
You are a sweetheart.
You're gonna get me
in trouble with Paul.
I think this pollen
I'm just gonna go inside.
Go inside.
Well I'll make sure
and share your thoughts
With Heather and Dylan.
I know they'll
appreciate it.
Donna.
Donna!
Donna?
- Like that hat, Donna!
I can not the way she just
waltzed on to our property.
Somebody had to help
Heather with the wedding.
- Her mother has lupus.
- It's not lupus.
She says it's lupus.
It's chronic fatigue.
We all know what
that's about.
Whatever it is,
she can't help at all.
It's just so sad.
Poor Heather.
Paul's company put up
the entire tent for free.
Saved her family a fortune.
All that flirting is so
inappropriate.
And that... and that...
that tarzan outfit.
Lynn, you're wearing a robe.
- I just woke up.
- Oh.
I had a horrible
night's sleep.
Don't get defensive.
No one cares.
No one cares.
Do you think Alice,
like, might wanna kill herself?
No, of course not.
But, like, one day
do you think she'll...
No, Ben. No.
She's gonna be fine.
I guess.
No, totally.
All right?
I was wondering,
Do you think autistic
people know they're autistic?
I think it depends
on how severe it is,
But in most cases,
I imagine so.
Yeah, because,
I know I was diagnosed with,
like, mild Asperger's syndrome,
But I didn't think
I was autistic.
No, you're definitely not.
Why? Did someone say that?
Yeah.
Donna was talking about
it to Bonnie and grandma.
With you in the room?
Yeah, but they
were whispering.
They didn't know I could hear.
But I've got, like,
amazing hearing.
I mean, like, I could
hear sh*t below 20 Hertz.
I just don't understand
Why you have to redesign
the whole dress.
I'm just putting
sleeves on it, mom.
It's not that big a deal.
Maybe not to you.
What's that
supposed to mean?
All I'm saying is that
I think that Alice
Would like to fit in
with the rest of the party
Rather than standing out
like a sore thumb.
Okay, you know what?
This is not up for debate.
Now don't get all
huffy and puffy.
I'm not getting
all huffy and puffy.
Now, you're in a state.
Am I right?
Hello? Oh, hi, Paul.
Oh, it's fantastic.
We're all so
excited around here.
Yeah, right.
Joe, he's...
he's getting weaker.
Yeah, he keeps...
I once saw this PBS special with
all these great doo-wop singers.
Donna, please, shhh.
What? Oh, Paul?
She'll be on the phone
for at least 20 minutes.
- They do this every couple...
- I know that.
Yeah, that's Lynn.
I know. Oh, yeah.
That's right. Oooh, when?
I could just about
kill you right now.
In that case,
you'll have to pop inside.
I'll make you a cup of coffee.
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