College Road Trip Page #2
Well, it all worked out.
We got great kids.
That's why I can sleep at night.
- Good night. All right.
- Good night, babe.
(GRUNTING)
Babe! The pig! Hey, baby! Look! Look!
There's nothing there. Go to sleep!
- That little Houdini... He was just...
- Do what you gotta do.
MELANIE:
Dad!(SCREAMING)
- MELANIE:
Mom!- Hold on!
Dad! Hurry up, please!
Mom, Dad! Hurry!
- I can't believe it!
- Mel!
(GASPING)
Melanie, what is it?
ANSWERING MACHINE:
Miss Porter, Judge Mahagian calling.
The Georgetown
admissions committee
is interviewing a select few students
from the waitlist.
You'll need to be in DC
this Monday at 4:00.
Congratulations,
and have a lovely trip.
(SCREAMING)
(WHOOPING)
(SQUEALING)
(WHOOPING)
(WHOOPING)
Little bro, what are you
so excited about?
I'm going to turn your room
into a science lab!
JAMES:
For all of you who don't know,we live near Chicago.
Georgetown is in Washington, DC.
That's 700 miles away from home.
ANIMATED FAN 1:
Georgetown!ANIMATED FAN 2:
Georgetown!- Happy dance!
- Happy dance!
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
(HUMMING)
(GRUNTING)
- I said, "Whoa!"
- Oh, my goodness! You guys!
No way. He said Monday.
That's in three days.
MELANIE:
You know what?- We should make a trip of it.
- Yeah.
Trip? What trip?
- Oh, Monday!
- What?
Baby, I got two open houses
this weekend.
(SNIGGERING)
Okay, no. But that's okay. That's okay.
You know why?
Because Katie and Nancy
are taking their own little trip!
Oh, my goodness. I could go with them.
They can drop me off.
It's only a couple hours from DC.
(SCREAMING)
Perfect. Problem solved.
I am so proud of you!
Thank you, Mommy, thank you!
(CAR HORN HONKS)
- Hey!
- Hey!
I'm going to Georgetown!
(SCREAMING)
Katie and Nancy.
All right, bye! Girls, be safe!
GIRLS:
(CHANTING)Georgetown, Georgetown!
- Come on, baby. Come on.
- Perfect?
Problem solved?
What happened to our big plan?
We agreed on Northwestern.
Did you even know
she applied to Georgetown?
- I helped her fill out the application.
- What? Whose side are you on?
Both of yours. And put down that bat.
Look, you can't be on both of our sides.
Baby, Georgetown is a great school!
We don't know anyone there.
How will she begin
to take care of herself?
Because you're an amazing father,
and you showed her right from wrong
and you taught her
how to think for herself and be strong.
She's ready for this because of you!
Nice try, Michelle,
but you and I both know
it's nothing nice out there.
I know this is hard for you, but she is
not a little girl anymore. Okay?
You gotta relax. I'll see you at dinner.
I'll show you relaxed.
Are you sure
you can't go out Saturday night?
My best friend from college
is gonna be in town,
and let me tell you this,
the Wizard is the party master.
Party master?
Man, wasn't college the best?
Total freedom to do whatever you want.
What?
I had my parents convinced
I was an oceanography major
for a whole year, just so they'd pay
Mexico?
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Oh, man, when I think back
to half the stuff I did in college,
there's no way
I'm letting my kid out of my sight
when she goes off to college.
Not a chance.
(BOTH SCREAMING)
(LAUGHING)
- Everything okay, Chief?
- I got everything under control.
JAMES:
I'm taking three days off.Sure hope he doesn't do
something crazy.
DONNY:
And we're done.
(GLASS BREAKING)
Oh my gracious.
(PHONE RINGING)
Hello.
DANIELLE:
Hey, Danielle here.
We're checking out the great
stuff in my life.
Pardon, Danielle?
I'm just asking.
Oh, my bad!
Call you back, Donny.
Bye.
GIRLS:
(SINGING)We're going on a road trip
A road trip, a road trip
(WHOOPING)
You guys, I think
we should start really early tomorrow,
because I cannot believe
we're actually going.
I can't believe
your dad's actually allowing you to go.
I've been working with him
for 17 years, all right?
And he knows,
you can be Chief at the station,
but you have to be Dad at home.
- That's right. You tell him exactly that.
- Thank you very much.
Oh!
Surprise!
Road trip, road trip! Yeah!
(HUMMING)
- Oh, no.
- Oh, no.
Mom, this is crazy!
Have you seen the thing
that we're driving in?
It's gonna be like
a thousand-mile ride-along.
No, no.
My life is a thousand-mile ride-along.
Why is he doing this to me?
Because he loves you
and he wants to spend time with you.
- This is cruelty.
- What would make it less painful?
You said she could stay
at the sorority house?
with Katie's sister at Pitt.
Baby, that's right
near your mama's house,
where you're planning on staying
tomorrow, anyway.
Look, this is daddy-daughter time,
Michelle.
I got a lot planned for us.
I shouldn't have to share.
Why are you taking this trip
anyway, James?
- I told you. To support Melanie.
- Well, good.
Because if this is one of your
crazy schemes to keep her at home,
that would be real bad, James.
I got it all under control.
- Are you going to DC?
- Yeah.
I need you to take a message
to the Secretary of Defense. It reads,
"Dear Sir,
I've created a species of superpigs
"to defend the country
from our enemies."
You're gonna have to
get that to him yourself,
and you may want to
housebreak your pig first.
Already done.
(TOILET FLUSHING)
(GRUNTING)
Animal Kingdom.
Gazelles are among nature's
most social and emotional creatures.
They look after each other
for any signs of danger.
The gazelle family stays together
for as long as they live.
How father loves
That's what I'm talking about.
If only humans
could embrace this wildlife lesson.
(SINGING) There's a double dutch bus
coming down the street
Moving pretty fast
so kind of shuffle your feet
Get on the bus and pay your fare
And tell the driver that you're going
(CHUCKLES)
I love you, Daddy!
Where does the time go?
Bye, Daddy! Bye!
(SIGHS)
Where's Trey?
He left an hour ago
for his science club.
It's an all-day field trip.
I'll pick him up after work.
For Christmas, that boy
gets a karate suit, and nothing else.
Look, you be good now, okay?
- I'm gonna miss you.
- You, too, baby. Be safe.
Baby, you call me, now,
if you have any problems.
I'll be fine.
I was talking to Melanie.
Time to go, Mel-bear.
They are gonna kill each other.
(INAUDIBLE)
(ABC PLAYING)
You went to school to learn, girl
Things you never knew before
Like I before E except after C
And why 2 plus 2 makes 4,
now, now, now
- Isn't this exciting?
- Yeah.
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