Circle Page #5
Half the girls in L.A. have
fake b*obs.
Yeah, and I'm sure
it's great for business.
- I don't do porn!
- Who paid for them?!
Tell them. Go ahead.
Oh, it's okay, sweetheart.
Who paid for them?
- Was it your employer?
- No.
- No?
- I-I mean, he did,
but it's not like that.
He did? No?
Oh, now it's getting
really difficult to decide.
No, David is my boss,
but We're also...
I am not...
ah, aha!
You see, Stacy over here thought
oh, David's gonna love her.
I mean, he's gonna love her way
more than his own wife and kids.
I mean, who cares
if they're already a family?
It's never stopped you before,
has it?
What, are you gonna run off
with him?
You're gonna have a bunch
of kids on your own?
Settle down by the beach?
Is that what You're gonna do,
Stacy?
I think
we should take into account
if people have families,
children.
Why? How many kids do you have?
- I have seven.
- Of course you do.
- Yeah, I got 12.
- Yeah, I got 26.
Oh, now, now, come on,
seriously!
Shouldn't that be taken
into consideration?
Yeah. Yeah, we have a daughter.
Yeah.
Emily. She's 3.
We all got families.
Yeah, your kids
ain't gonna save you in here.
Hey, and I'm not asking
to be saved.
I'm just saying...
If you don't have children,
maybe you should volunteer.
I think that's reasonable.
Yeah, well, maybe some of us
want to have kids someday.
- Yeah, well, I still am a kid.
- Yeah, me, too.
And I think
that if you don't have children,
and step forward.
How old are you?
What, me?
35, but I have a kid.
- Just one child?
- Yeah, a daughter.
- You married?
- Yes.
What does your husband do?
I don't... uh...
You don't what?
Why the sudden interest in me?
Well, We're
all just being honest.
I just thought
I'd ask you a question.
Well, I'm not on trial,
so how about you tell us
about your life?
Easy... I'm 41.
Uh, I've got two boys,
an 18-month-old baby daughter.
Married to the same
amazing woman for 12 years.
Um... That's it. Your turn.
Sh*t.
Still waiting.
I raised
my four younger siblings
during my father's
heroin addiction
and my mother's
clinical depression,
then attended vassar
under a work-study scholarship
before serving in the
in Nepal,
and then returned to the U.S.,
where I've worked
for a non-profit ever since.
Okay, but you still haven't
answered my question.
What does your husband do?
I have a wife.
Oh!
So, You're a lesbian.
Yeah, so, what?
It doesn't make any difference.
That's not necessarily true.
Dude, so she's gay.
Big deal... what's the matter?
What, you think it's okay
for a child to be raised
with two gay moms?
It's not f***ing 1950, dude.
Yeah, seriously.
Mind your own business.
What, you think it's okay
to raise a baby girl
in that environment?
Two gay moms having sex
all over the place?
It's not as bad as two men,
but it's still wrong.
Maybe it's a good thing
that You're here.
You're gonna give
that little girl a chance
to have a normal life.
Whoa, whoa.
Come on, man.
Where are you going with this?
- I'm not homophobic or anything.
- Yeah, right.
Do you think that this is
someone worth dying for?
I know a lot of you
are religious.
This country was based
on family values.
This is a woman who has sinned.
Doesn't that mean something?
We've all sinned.
Yes, but some more than others.
I mean, maybe that's
the whole point of this thing.
Maybe if we figure out
that maybe
I mean, we have no idea
I mean, maybe that's the answer.
So aliens want me to die
because I'm gay?
Look, nothing personal.
I'm just trying
to get this to stop.
You think I'm the only one?
Cowards.
My son's gay.
And There's not
a damn thing wrong with him.
- What if he had a point?
- Just drop it already.
No, no,
not about the gay stuff.
I mean,
what if one of us dies...
the one they want.
This all ends.
Jesus, we just keep going
in circles.
Why Would they single
one of us out?
We have a problem.
What?
Well, this guy said
that one of us might make it
out of here alive, right? Yeah.
Yeah, because we Can't vote
for ourselves.
Right.
Well, I'd like to know
what's gonna happen
when There's
only two people left.
What do you mean?
If There's
only two people left,
you can only vote
for the other person.
- Sh*t, they Would tie.
- And they Would both die.
No, no, no. Not necessarily.
One person doesn't have to vote.
Wait, what?
- A sacrifice.
- Yes.
What does that mean?
It means that if it comes down
to one of us and one of them,
we don't vote.
Somebody Would have to sacrifice
themselves to save the other.
Yeah, right.
And who Would do that?
I Would.
Sure you Would.
I Would. Wouldn't you?
I really don't know
what I Would do.
Let's hope it doesn't
come down to you, then.
In here, the truth
gets you killed.
In here,
everything gets you killed.
We should pick someone
we can trust.
We Can't trust anyone in here.
I think we know that by now.
Well, somebody's gonna
have to do it.
We should decide.
We don't have
to decide anything.
Whoever's left in the end
will make that decision.
What if it comes down
to the two of them?
Well, then,
they'll have to decide.
Or we can decide for them.
You should have never
married that a**hole.
I know.
Together.
What happened?
- They tied.
- How romantic.
I thought if no one voted,
I-I-it chose randomly.
Not in a tie, I guess.
See? They both Can't live.
That means
one of them has to go.
They're not going anywhere.
One of them has to die.
You guys want them to decide?
A little kid?
That's too much responsibility
for a child.
Yeah, he's right.
We need to be the ones to do it.
Do what?
He wants us
to kill one of them.
I'm just saying
we do what needs to be done.
Bullshit! You're just trying
to save your own f***ing ass.
It doesn't save me
any more than it saves you,
but it guarantees that one of us
will make it out of here alive.
Otherwise, we will all die.
Listen, this is a trick,
all right?
Once he gets one of them
out of the way,
he'll just go after the other.
Don't fall for his bullshit.
If we had to choose
one of them,
who Would it be?
What do you do?
- What?
- Oh, come on, man.
Hey, it's a fair question.
What do you mean,
like, for work?
Yeah. Of course it'd be the guy
in the sweater vest to start
this class bullshit, right?
Hey, hey, hey!
We're trying to decide
who deserves to live, right?
Oh, and, uh, career choice is
the way to do that.
I'm just saying
that some people contribute
more to society than others.
Who cares what she does?
She's pregnant.
That's what matters.
Well, there are plenty
of babies.
I mean, people have
lots of babies.
The world has enough single moms
on welfare.
She might be unemployed.
So, what?
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