Dorfman Page #6
YOU'VE BEEN RUNNING AROUND
ALL WEEK LIKE A MASHUGANA.
-EAT.
-OH, BUT I HAVE NO APPETITE.
HAPPY NOW?
SINGING IN THE RAIN.
-AH, WHAT'S UP?
-GOT MOLLY'S SHOWER TODAY.
OH, YEAH.
DAMN, LEEANN WILL BE THERE.
IN SAN DIEGO HELPING HER MOTHER
WITH HER NEW TOOKUS?
-UH...
(PHONE RINGS)
WHO KEEPS CALLING YOU?
-UH...
-SOLICITOR.
-FOR WHAT?
-FOR, UH...
JEWS FOR JESUS.
DON'T PICK UP.
-IS LEEANN HERE?
-YES, SOMEWHERE. FOCUS ON ME.
OK. SO YOU HAVE
TO MEET MY BRIDES MAIDS,
WHO ARE, LIKE, MY BEST FRIENDS.
EXCEPT FOR NATALIE
WHO IS LIKE A TOTAL B*TCH.
OH, UM, HEY, CARLIE, NATALIE.
THIS IS DEB.
-HEY, HOW ARE YOU?
-HI.
OH, GOD.
THERE'S MY FUTURE MONSTER
IN LAW. SHE'S SUCH A PIG.
MOM, HI.
DEB.
HEY.
SO, ANY UPDATE
ON MY SOON-TO-BE EX-HUSBAND?
NO, I'M SORRY, LEEANN.
-LET'S GO DO SOMETHING.
-RELAX.
RELAX.
I WANT TO GO FOR A WALK.
LATER. SIT.
ENJOY THE VIEW.
I CAN'T.
I'M MARRIED.
LOOK UP.
HEY, POP, YOU NEVER--
LOOKED AT THE PRETTY GIRLS?
ALL THE TIME BEFORE YOUR MOTHER.
HOW COULD YOU NOT LOOK
OR IMAGINE?
-WE'RE MEN, RIGHT?
-RIGHT.
BUT WE'RE ALSO GOOD MEN.
WE MAY LOOK,
-POP, I, UH...
-YEAH?
AH, I'M GONNA GO FOR A WALK.
CAREFUL OUT THERE.
THE PICKLE FORKS.
AND NOT MONOGRAMMED.
WELL DONE.
SO IS DRESSING WEIRD
PART OF SEX ADDICT THERAPY?
NO, I'M JUST INTO WEIRD NOW.
SO, LIKE,
HOW MANY GUYS QUALIFIES YOU
TO BE A SEX ADDICT?
COULD WE NEVER TALK ABOUT THIS,
LIKE, EVER AGAIN, PLEASE?
ALL RIGHT.
THIS PLACE IS PRETTY AWESOME,
HUH?
MAYBE I'LL MOVE TO THIS SIDE OF
THE HILL AFTER THE DIVORCE.
LEEANN, PLEASE DON'T GO THERE.
WHY NOT? HE'S THERE.
WHERE IS HE, DEB?
WHERE IS HE? I MEAN,
I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE HE IS.
I DON'T EVEN KNOW IF HE'S OK.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO.
WHAT DO I DO?
IT'S OK.
PULL YOURSELF TOGETHER.
-OK.
-I PROMISE.
THANK YOU.
(SIGHS)
(RINGING)
OH, DANIEL, COME ON.
WHERE ARE YOU?
(PHONE RINGING)
DAN:
MAY I ANSWER MY PHONE,MASTER?
(WHIP CRACKS)
VRONKA:
NO SPEAK.DOGS ONLY BARK.
(DANIEL BARKS)
(DOOR OPENS)
DEB:
POP, I'M BACK.WE HAVE COMPANY.
LEEANN, HOW WAS SAN DIEGO?
UH-OH. I BLEW THE SECRET.
WELL, PERSONALLY, I ALWAYS
THOUGHT YOUR MOTHER HAD
DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.
LONG WALK. WHAT TIME'S
COOKIE'S OPENING TONIGHT?
WE SHOULD GO MAYBE AROUND 8:00.
TO FINISH UP HERE.
SO YOU HANG WITH ELMER AND POP,
AND I'LL FIND DAN. OK?
(DOOR CLOSES)
YOU HAVE A FRIEND.
WE SURE DIDN' START OUT THAT WAY.
RELATIONSHIPS CHANGE.
-SWEETHEART, WHAT'S WRONG?
-NOTHING. NOTHING.
-WHERE'S THE BATHROOM?
-IT'S JUST BACK THERE.
(DAN BARKS)
OH, GOOD LORD.
UH...
IS DANIEL HERE?
HE BAD DOG.
OH, GOD.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
DANIEL, GET YOUR BUT BACK TO THE LOFT.
I'M NOT...EW.
GOD, LEEANN IS IN JAY'S LOF RIGHT NOW.
-WHAT?
-YEAH.
JESUS, HOW COULD YOU
DO THIS TO ME?
HOW COULD I DO THIS TO YOU?
STOP IT! STOP IT! OK!
I KNOW! I KNOW! I KNOW!
I SUCK! OK. BUT YOU CANNOT TELL
LEEANN ABOUT THIS.
GOD, DAN. I AM DONE.
I AM DONE. I AM SO DONE
DEALING WITH YOUR CRAP.
PLEASE, I BEG YOU!
OK. YOU KNOW I LOVE LEEANN.
IT'S PRETTY SIMPLE, DAN.
YOU HAVE A CHOICE.
YOU CAN BE MARRIED
OR YOU CAN BE SINGLE.
YOU CAN'T HAVE BOTH.
OK. OK. OK.
WAIT, WAIT, WAIT.
WHAT'S IT GOING TO TAKE
FOR YOU TO KEEP THIS QUIET?
HUH? ANOTHER RAISE?
NO!
PARTNERSHIP?
RIGHT? EQUAL PARTNERS
AT THE AGENCY.
DORFMAN AND DORFMAN.
SO I DON'T TELL LEEANN
THAT YOU CHEATED ON HER
AND YOU'LL MAKE ME
YOUR EQUAL PARTNER?
WHAT DO YOU SAY? HUH? PARTNERS?
I SAY I QUIT.
YOU QUIT?
OH, YEAH. I QUIT. I QUIT.
DAN, I DON'T WAN TO BE YOUR PARTNER.
GOD, IT'S BAD ENOUGH
BUT I NEED YOU.
-DEB, YOU'RE MY ROCK!
-YOU'RE MY CHAIN, DAN!
TAKE A SHOWER.
TALK TO YOUR WIFE.
UNH!
(TEA KETTLE WHISTLES)
YOU SURE YOU DON'T WAN TO TALK ABOUT THIS?
MY AUNTIE USED TO MAKE HERSELF
A CUP OF TEA WHEN SHE WAS UPSET.
NOW YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN
LIFE'S BLISSFUL BLEND,
ENERGY CHARCO CHAI.
WHAT THE HELL IS YERBA MATE?
IN MY DAY WE HAD ONE TEA--
LIPTON'S.
BETWEEN OOLONG OOSHORT OOSHIT.
NO WONDER YOU PEOPLE
ALL NEED THERAPY.
DAN WON'T GO TO THERAPY WITH ME.
-HUH?
(DOOR OPENS)
DAN?
HEY. SO HE'S ON THE ROOF.
WHAT? IS HE GOING TO JUMP?
NO. NO. OH, GOD, NO.
HE'S GOING TO TALK.
JUST TAKE THE STAIRS
BY THE ELEVATOR.
OK.
WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE?
I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE
TO TALK TO YOUR SON ABOUT THAT.
DAN.
HEY.
FORGIVE ME. I--I FREAKED
AND I JUST NEED SOME SPACE.
DANIEL DOESN'T NEED THERAPY.
WHY SHOULD HE GO TO THERAPY?
'CAUSE HE'S PERFECT.
THAT'S WHY HE'S--
(SIGHS) NEVER MIND.
YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW.
AND YOU WOULDN'T KNOW.
THEY'RE MARRIED!
HOW BAD IS IT?
IT'S REALLY BAD. IT'S NO MY PLACE TO TELL YOU THOUGH.
-I QUIT THE AGENCY.
-WHAT?
YOU CAN'T QUIT! DANIEL WILL
ALWAYS TAKE CARE OF YOU.
I DON'T NEED ANYONE TAKING
CARE OF ME.
I SWEAR, BABE.
NOTHING HAPPENED.
I'VE JUST BEEN HERE
HATING MYSELF FOR CAUSING
YOU SUCH WORRY.
ARE YOU HAVING AN AFFAIR?
WHY WOULD I HAVE AN AFFAIR?
(SIGHS)
I WANT A BABY.
NO, POP. DON'T RESCUE DANIEL.
AND YOU.
WHAT DID HE DO?
WHAT'S SO TERRIBLE?
HE'S A GOOD MAN, A GREAT SON,
A HUSBAND, AND BROTHER.
AND YOU'RE NOT QUITTING
THAT JOB. YOU NEED HIM.
NO. HE NEEDS ME, POP.
AND YOU NEED ME.
AND IT'S FREAKING KILLING ME.
ARE YOU CRAZY? WE LOVE YOU.
I KNOW.
I KNOW. AND I'M SORRY.
I KNOW YOU WORRY ABOU MY SAFETY AND MY FUTURE.
YOU FEAR FOR ME,
WHAT THE HELL DOES THAT MEAN?
THAT FAT, UNPOPULAR LITTLE GIRL.
YOUR BRIGHT, SHINING STAR.
(DOOR OPENS)
EVERYTHING'S OK.
-LET ME GO FRESHEN UP.
-OK.
DANIEL, WHAT'S GOING ON?
YOU TOLD POP:
I CHEATED ON LEEANN?
-OK.
OK, POP. I PROMISE I'M GOING
OK BELIEVE ME.
I'M GOING
TO PAY FOR HURTING HER.
-YOU LIED?
LOOK. I'LL MAKE IT UP
TO BOTH OF YOU.
WHAT DO YOU WANT?
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING NEW
FOR YOUR CONDO?
(SIGHS) OH, GOD. STOP, DANIEL.
SO I'LL MEE YOU BACK IN BEVERLY HILLS?
-YEAH.
-BYE.
THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, GUYS.
OH. AND, DEB.
BRING MY STUFF WITH YOU. THANKS.
(DOOR OPENS CLOSES)
(SIGHS)
ELMER...
I DON'T LIKE THAT WALL.
-WANT A DRINK?
-NO.
FINE. I'LL DRINK FOR BOTH OF US.
-THAT'S FINE.
-IT'S FINE.
TOTALLY DERIVATIVE. (SCOFFS)
TOTALLY.
YOU'RE SO TOTALLY ORIGINAL.
THIS WORK IS BRILLIANT.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
ME--I...
WELL, I THINK THA THIS IS THE MOST TOTALLY
NOT DERIVATIVE WORK
I HAVE EVER SEEN
IN MY ENTIRE LIFE.
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