Break Point Page #4
do all the things
he wanted to do?
You want my advice?
Be a better brother.
All right, I'm gonna
get out of here.
This place f***ing bores me.
Love you, dad.
Love you.
Hey.
How long have you
been waiting out here?
Well,
I didn't want to wake you, so...
What do you want?
You were right.
Okay, I know this is...
I know this is my last
shot to prove anything,
and I want to do it right.
Look, I think It's great that you're
wearing a sh*t without any stains on it,
but just 'cause
you brush your hair...
I also cleaned my apartment.
What does that have
to do with anything?
It's like a... symbol or...
I don't know, a**hole.
Just listen. If you come back,
give this another shot,
then you run the show.
All right? You...
You make the rules.
You're the coach.
Okay?
Hey, If I don't
take this seriously,
If you think at any point I'm f***ing
around too much or whatever,
you can just... you can bail
and tell me to f*** off,
and that's that.
Just give me one more shot.
Come on.
No drinking?
Right. No drinking.
No partying, no smoking,
no drugs of any kind, no junk
food, none of that sh*t.
I promise.
I won't even smile.
Yeah?
All right.
Yeah? Let's do it.
All right. You
remember the routine?
Yep.
You know what, actually?
I feel... I feel healthier.
Yeah. Yeah.
You probably lost
six pounds alone
not eating the food that
drops on your shirt anymore.
You shut up, and you shut up.
Okay.
Ooh, um, can you actually
drop me off back at the school?
I want to work on my forehand.
What? No, no, no. We're...
We'll practice tomorrow. Dude,
It's not gonna do any good.
You have an awful,
awful forehand.
- Right?
- No. You got a good forehand.
Bye-bye. Bye, now, Barry.
See you later. See you later.
Maybe because
you're being a b*tch.
Out of my way! Seriously?
You told me Barry wasn't here.
What the f***?
Are you lying to me now?
Who are these guys that
are dropping him off?
What the hell are you thinking?
Get back inside,
for crying out loud.
How come you didn't hug me?
What, no hug? What'd you do?
What'd you tell him?
Get inside. You get inside.
Hey.
Hey. Wh...
You didn't realize I was coming.
No, but, um...
Jimmy said you asked me to come.
No. But, I mean,
you know, I...
It's great. Yeah?
Yeah, totally.
No, this is great.
How's, um, hair guy?
Gary? Gary. Gary.
It's going really well, I think.
Cool. How'd you guys meet?
Um...
This dating web site.
I do the on-line thing
too, so...
Really? Gosh.
Well, It's too bad you
didn't find me before Gary,
'cause that would've been interesting.
That would've been.
Hey, slugger.
- Hey, dad.
- R-really?
What? Dad, really? You
call Darren "slugger" too?
I thought that was our thing.
I don't remember ever actually
calling you "slugger."
You don't? If anyone's
the slugger, It's me.
Jimmy, you lied to get me here.
Everyone knows you're
boning the wrong guy.
Jimmy... what? Do you think
she's boning the right guy?
You've met him. Be honest.
Jim...
Jim... I'm just...
Sorry to make
this uncomfortable for you.
Shut up! Fine.
What's going on at the clinic?
It's good. Busy.
Yeah, we were packed.
What did we have?
Eight dogs, seven cats
and a ferret today.
Actually, we had
seven dogs and eight cats.
Pretty sure it was
eight dogs and seven cats,
and I definitely remember the ferret,
although as soon as I started saying that,
I was thinking, "was
the ferret yesterday?"
Yeah, I think it was.
I can't do...
Guys, I'm gonna cut you off, because
otherwise I'll kill myself.
Dad still thinks
he's in new Jack city.
It's an emergency.
Kind of. It's Mrs. Dolcort.
Her pomeranian,
she's in really bad shape.
Yeah, but, you know,
we're all here.
Why don't I take this? No, look.
It's Mrs. Dolcort.
She'll throw a fit If
It's not me in person.
But If you go, how are we gonna solve
the "seven dog, eight dog" mystery?
Okay.
It's gonna keep me up.
Let's do this again soon, okay?
It's great to see
you two together.
Bye, dad. Bye, Jack.
See ya, pop.
I call him "pop." It's a thing.
So, are you guys
gonna hit it tonight?
Really? We're ready to order.
He's a pretty big guy, so I'm assuming
he's got some junk in the trunk.
As in "elephant trunk."
Do you know what I'm saying?
My penis is feeding
your mouth right now?
Elephant trunk. You know what I'm saying?
Elephant trunk.
You're good at this.
Yeah, thank you.
I stopped you again.
I'm here with the Bryan
brothers, Bob and Mike,
undeniably the greatest
doubles team of all time.
Gentlemen, of all
the tournaments you've won,
do any stand out in particular?
Definitely winning
the Alerian open.
You guys share not only the trophies
but a lot of other parts of your life.
Is it true that you once
shared a bank account?
We've shared everything.
We lived together for forever.
We went to high school,
went to college together.
We turned pro on the same date.
We got our braces
on and off on the same day.
So, yeah, It's wild
how close we are,
but It's what makes
our partnership so strong.
In the film pacific rim, there are
things called jaegers, giant robots,
and they have to be piloted
by a tandem team,
one taking the left hand,
I think you guys would
make great jaeger pilots.
What do you think?
Would you ever consider
doing that?
I think we'd be a good
two-headed monster.
Come in.
You text me "code red" and
then don't pick up your phone.
What's going on?
I have to ask you something.
Okay. What?
How long have you been
a substitute teacher?
What?
Off and on for seven years.
Why? What's going on?
Seven years? Wow.
That's cool.
And you're... what?
You're, like, a democrat?
I'm a registered independent.
What the f*** is going on, Jimmy?
What? You're my partner,
and I don't even know,
you know, what your
favorite food is.
You know? What's
your favorite food?
My God.
This is your
"code red" emergency?
Okay. Let's put our cards
on the table, dude.
Okay? We're not close.
Yeah. Okay. And we...
We need to be in tune
with each other,
to know what each other's
thinking on the court,
If we want to have
a chance in hell.
I mean, do you know why the Bryan brothers
are the number one team in the world?
They f***ing love each other.
I mean, like, really a lot.
They're in tune.
They're in sync.
We need to be in sync. The pre-quallies
are right around the corner,
and If we want to win there, we have
to learn sh*t about each other.
That is our plight.
That's what we have to do.
So suck it up, b*tch.
So, what kind of music
are you into these days?
Yeah, they're good.
See? I knew you
better than I thought.
Unsealed on a porch
a letter said
it said,
I wanna leave it ag...
hey, do you like coldplay? I feel like
you like coldplay. No, not really.
You ever shave your pubes?
I do, once in a while.
Psychologically, it makes
me feel more aerodynamic.
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