Excuse Me for Living Page #3
DO I KNOW YOU?
- I'M LAURA, PROFESSOR.
WHEN SHALL WE:
MEET AGAIN?
IN THUNDER, LIGHTNING,
OR IN RAIN?
AT YOUR OFFICE:
WEDNESDAY AT NOON,
AND WE'LL HAVE LUNCH.
SPLENDID.
HALF THE COMPANY,
I WILL.
FOR 30 YEARS, AFTER ALL.
FOR ESTATE-PLANNING PURPOSES.
WHAT? THE GOLD-DIGGER.
FOR 30 YEARS.
SIT.
NINETY PERCENT.
- NINETY PERCENT?!
THAT'S PRACTICALLY
HIS ENTIRE...
( gasping )
PRACTICALLY HIS:
ENTIRE NET WORTH,
MS. DAVIDSON.
YOU ARE LUCKY WE'RE LEAVING HIM
HONEY BUNCH, YOU KNOW IT'S ONLY
OH, I WISH I COULD
BELIEVE YOU.
TO HER, TOO?
IF YOU HADN'T SPEN SO MUCH TIME A THE ART CENTER, I NEVER--
AND TELL YOUR CLIEN NEVER TO TALK TO MINE AGAIN
HIS... UNDERWEAR.
DANIEL, DANIEL,
DANIEL.
WHY DOES EVERYTHING
YOU AND MOM?
YOU GOT A BEAUTIFUL
VIEW HERE.
YOU KNOW THAT, DANIEL?
HAVE YOU LOOKED OUTSIDE TODAY?
IT'S GORGEOUS.
OVER ELAINE, NO DOUBT.
BOUNCING HER TITS IN VOLLEYBALL?
YOU'RE VERY
RUDE, DANIEL.
IN LIFE, EVERY POSSIBILITY.
EVERY POSSIBILITY?
IS IT TOO LATE TO BE A PENGUIN?
YOUR LIFE IS NO A SITCOM, BOYCHICK.
WHAT ARE YOU:
DOIN' HERE?
DANIEL IS:
MY SON, TOO.
ANYWAY, I'M NO SUPPOSED TO TALK TO YOU.
FINALLY GETTING A DIVORCE?
- YES.
- NO.
TO SHOW IT.
( stammers )
COUPLES HAVE PROBLEMS,
TO UNIVERSAL LIKE YOUR SISTER?
WE'LL MAKE YOU
A VICE-PRESIDENT OR SOMETHING.
AND THE PAY IS NO SO BAD, EITHER.
I MEAN, 100 GRAND A YEAR
AND DADDY PROVIDE
A HOLIDAY BONUS:
AND A NEW CAR:
YOU WATCH:
YOUR TONGUE.
YOUR FATHER'S COMPANY,
TOO UNDIGNIFIED FOR
YOU KNOW, HE DIDN'T HAVE
EVERYTHING UNDER GOD'S CREATION.
TO GROW UP.
DID WE RAISE, ANYWAY?
GLAD YOU CAME,
MOM AND DAD.
REALLY.
OH, DAN, BRING
AND COME AND MEE THE MEN, ALL RIGHT?
GOT A SPECIAL GUES THIS EVENING.
DANIEL TOPLER.
WOULD BE AGREEABLE
SOME MORE SESSIONS.
CERTAINLY. WHY NOT.
WITH A BUNCH OF:
OLD FOGIES?
MORTY MAVIS.
MORTY IS:
A BUSINESS CONSULTANT.
WELL, UH, FOR ME,
ALL KNOW--
THE INTRODUCTION,
ALL RIGHT?
DANIEL'S A MEDICAL STUDEN IN HIS FIRST YEAR A STONY BROOK,
AND I UNDERSTAND
HE'S CONSIDERING GERONTOLOGY
AS, WELL,
AS A SPECIALTY.
( men chuckling )
I FIGURED IF HE ME YOU OLD GUYS,
I COULD POSSIBLY
( laughter )
SO YOU'RE GONNA BE
WELL--
AND VERY SUCCESSFULLY, TOO,
I MIGHT ADD.
OH, I'M ROB VITRIOFF.
OF COURSE,
- I THINK--
AT HOME NOW WITH THE INTERNET.
DO YOU SEE WHAT I'M GETTIN' AT?
YOURSELF NOW.
GLENN HERE.
TRACY AUSPITZ.
HELPED DRAF THE U.S. CLEAN WATER AC BACK IN THE EARLY '70s.
- NO KIDDING.
IN CONGRESS.
THE VERRAZANO BRIDGE.
HARRY ROSENTHAL.
HARRY IS A FORMER
MUSICAL DIRECTOR OF
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA.
YEAH?
I'M DAVID, A P.R. MAN
WITH A COUPLE OF CLIENTS LEFT.
WELCOME, DANIEL.
I'M BARRY.
OF THIS GROUP.
ONLY 60. A BABY!
HE'S A FAMOUS
CLASSICAL SCHOLAR.
NOW THAT THAT'S
TAKEN CARE OF,
WHAT SHOULD WE:
BEGIN WITH FIRST, HUH?
LET'S HUDDLE ON
OUR MAIN NEMESIS,
OUR CHILDREN.
TALKING ABOUT MY CHILD CHUCKY.
HE'S SO INFANTILE.
CAROL ANYMORE.
GRANDDAD-GRANDDAUGHTER TIMES.
SHE WON'T SAY
HE'S GETTING DIVORCED,
AND HE'S STILL LIVING AT HOME.
SHE'S CAUGHT BETWEEN
HER PARENTS.
- YOU CAN'T HELP.
- NO.
I CAN'T HELP.
HE'S MY SON,
CAROL IS MY:
GRANDDAUGHTER,
AND I CAN'T HELP.
AT LEAST WE'RE LUCKY
I DON'T HAVE
ANY CHILDREN:
IF YOU'RE IN TROUBLE,
YOU CALL THEM.
YOU, JACK.
YOU I'LL CALL
IF I'M SICK,
NOT MY CHILDREN.
- YEAH.
- YES.
MY KIDS COULDN'T BELIEVE
THE ONLY ONES:
THERE'S YOUR SISTER
YOU COULD CALL:
IN OVER A YEAR.
( men chattering
and laughing )
( men continue
talking )
WELL, GENTLEMEN,
I AM.
YOUR FATHER, TOO?
YEP. SURE AM.
UM...
LAURA.
LAURA. ONE OF
MY FAVORITE MOVIES.
THE GORGEOUS STAR
WAS VERY NEARLY:
AS CAPTIVATING AS YOU.
UH, RIGHT.
I DON'T BELIEVE
WE'VE MET BEFORE.
WHO'S YOUR DAD?
IT'S...
HIM.
GEE, I'VE ALWAYS WANTED
TO MEET DR. BERNSTEIN'S SON.
NOW YOU HAVE.
WELL, HELLO, SWEETHEART.
DANIEL, I SEE YOU'VE ME MY DAUGHTER LAURA.
THANK YOU, DR. BERNSTEIN.
LISTEN, SWEETIE,
AND I'LL SEE YOU
TOMORROW, DANIEL.
T.T.F.N., DANIEL.
CAN'T CATCH A BREAK.
MISS DAVIDSON.
THOMAS?
AND HOW ARE:
YOUR GRANDCHILDREN?
THEY'RE JUST DANDY,
PROFESSOR.
YOU'RE LOOKIN' MIGHTY FINE.
- USUAL PLACE?
MORE SECRETS.
EVERYONE KNOWS:
I THOUGHT I WAS:
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