Blockers Page #11
a little bit more special
than this, you know?
- Yeah.
- Like, not cheesy, but...
Like, if I was hard-pressed
right now,
I don't think I could remember
your last name.
- It's Aldrich.
- Aldrich.
I thought it was Ostrich.
I-I didn't realize
that you're a virgin.
- You know?
- Yeah.
Um, but, like,
I'd still be down to do it,
but maybe, like, you know,
when we get to know each other
a little more.
Like, maybe Monday
or something?
- Yeah.
- Not to, like, plan it and be weird, but, like...
No, no, I can look
at my schedule
- and see if it's... (chuckles)
- (laughing):
Okay.Pencil it in.
Um, yeah, that's cool.
- Okay, cool.
- Um, let's just relax.
We could do, like, some
light journaling or something.
Yeah, yeah, we could...
we could do that.
Or we could do,
like, other stuff.
Yeah? Like what?
Like...
not sex, but...
I'm still down for pleasure.
(Connor chuckles)
(exhales sharply)
You got this.
Hey, guys. What's up?
Anyone seen Sam?
Anyone seen Sam?
Chad!
F***.
Get out of the way.
(grunts) Jesus!
(both groaning)
What the f...?
You again?
- You!
- What the f***?
What's your beef with me, dude?
I don't know
who the f*** you are!
I'm Jake motherfucking Donahue.
That name means nothing to me.
Do you know what it's like
to be humiliated
in front of everyone you know
and have to seek redemption
for that?
Actually, yes, I do.
Kayla? Kayla?
Kayla? Get the hell away
from my daughter,
you little piece of sh*t!
- Dad, what the...?
- (Connor screams)
KAYLA:
Oh, my God!
You okay?
He didn't hurt you, did he?
What? No, he didn't hurt me.
Holy sh*t! Connor.
- CONNOR:
Ow.- Oh, my God, are you okay?
I'm actually totally fine.
Connor, I'm so sorry.
- Are you okay, though?
- Yeah, please...
Are you sure?
Dad, what the...
what are you doing here?
I've been following you around
all night.
Are you ser...? Oh, my God.
You've been following me?
- Are you crazy?
- You gave me no choice.
You're in over your head
with this kid.
I am not some pathetic
damsel in distress
that needs saving.
- I can handle myself.
- No, you can't.
- Yes, I can.
- No, you can't.
- Yes, I can.
- Kayla, you can't.
And that's why I'm here.
It's my job.
Oh.
Yeah, so you just don't think
I can make my own decisions
and handle myself.
That really f***ing sucks.
(sighs) Kayla...
Kayla, I'm just trying
God. Why is sex even bad?
(sighs)
I-I don't know.
I don't know. It's...
It's not... You know, it's...
I don't know.
I'm...
I'm just trying to be
the best dad I can be.
Well, you are.
You taught me everything.
You built me up.
Made me strong.
You made me into who I am.
Like, that's... (chuckles)
You did not have
to save me tonight, Dad.
You taught me how to do that
a long time ago.
And I love you for it.
Best coach ever. (chuckles)
Thank you. Thank you.
- (sniffling)
- Oh, Dad, come on.
Come on, toughen up.
It was just really nice
what you said.
(sniffs)
It's good. It's good.
I mean it.
Thanks. I feel like...
like Phil Jackson when he
was coaching the Bulls,
and... and then the...
and they were so good.
- (Kayla chuckles)
- (Mitchell sniffs)
- That's how I feel right now.
- Yeah.
AUSTIN:
I should have takenmy socks off first.
(both laughing)
Now, I'm just warning you,
I've practiced a few times,
- but this might not go that well.
- That doesn't look right.
- Yeah, all right.
- I think you need another one.
- I think we need another one, too.
- Wait, wait.
We have to do our dance.
- We have to. Like, yeah, yeah.
- What, now?
- Naked?
- No, get me one of those, um...
the hotel robes.
I want to feel fabulous.
(laughing):
Okay.
Coming right up, milady.
Your shadow running around
It's funny how things
never change
In this old town
So far
(chuckling)
From the stars...
AUSTIN:
We're gonna christenevery corner of this room.
And when we're done,
let's FaceTime my parents.
JULIE:
Okay, but right now,
I want you to stare
into my eyes.
- AUSTIN:
What?- JULIE:
Mm-hmm.I just want, like,
a real connection.
AUSTIN:
So you just want meto look straight into your eyes
for the next three minutes
and 37 seconds?
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Wish I was there
with you now
If the whole world
was watching
I'd still dance with you
Look at me.
Drive highways and byways
To be there with you
Over and over
the only truth
Everything comes back
to you
(electrical buzzing)
I saw that you moved on
with someone new
In the pub that we met
He's got his arms
around you
It's so hard
So hard
And I want to tell you
everything
The words I never got to say
the first time around
And I remember everything
From when we were
the children
Playing in this fairground
Wish I was there
with you now
'Cause if the whole world
was watching, I'd still...
(knocking)
- Dad?
- Where is he?
- What are you doing here?
- Chad?
Hey, Chad, you motherf***er.
Oh, my God, are you kidding me?
Did he make you do something
you don't want to do?
'Cause I don't care if he's
the f***ing coolest kid
in school.
I'm gonna shove his fedora
so far up his ass,
it'll be a hat.
No, Dad, we didn't do it.
All right? And even if we did,
it would be none
of your business.
It's just,
I was worried about you.
Well, that's a first.
I deserve that. (sighs)
Sam, I gotta tell you
something,
and I'm just gonna say it.
(Hunter groans)
(Hunter sighs)
Sam, I have realized
over the last few years...
...that I have made
a big mistake in my life.
What, like cheating on my mom?
Well, no. Marrying your mom.
But no, that...
that wasn't a mistake,
because then I wouldn't
have had you.
(stammers)
I've made lots of mistakes,
but th-the big mistake...
is that I let what happened
between your mom and I
get in the way
of our relationship.
I'm sorry.
And I hope that we
can start over and...
build up our relationship again
because...
you're my only kid.
And I'm your only dad.
Well, Frank is...
F*** Frank.
(chuckles)
Frank's fine.
Dad, can I tell you
something now?
Yes.
Yes, yes, yes, anything.
I'm a lesbian.
(quietly):
Give me your hand.
What does your mom think?
She doesn't know.
You told me
before you told your mom?
- Yeah.
- (crying):
That's big news.She doesn't know?
- You didn't tell Frank?
- No.
(Hunter sobbing)
(sighs, sniffs)
Okay. Over.
(crying):
Crying is over.
What do your girlfriends think?
No, I'm too nervous.
I can't tell them.
You're nervous
to tell Kayla and Julie?
It's just... I don't want
to lose my two best friends.
This is the stuff you tell
the people you care about.
You think they're not gonna
support you because you're gay?
They would support you
if you were a vampire.
They would support you more.
- With all the Twilight sh*t.
- (Sam laughs)
- Do we still like Twilight?
- Definitely not.
(laughing):
No, no.
Oh, God.
Thanks for showing up.
Really.
But you should probably leave
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