Frat Pack Page #5
- Year:
- 2016
- 95 min
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- [boy laughing]
- It's not funny.
[laughing continues]
It's not funny.
[Joey] Did you just lure
that man's child?
[Elliot] No, I didn't do
any luring at all.
Okay, I think the real question
is:
Are you a child molester?No, I didn't think we'd actually have
to clarify that bit. No, I am not.
- Is this a British thing?
- Yeah, I hear Brits are really into that.
[Fridge]
Yeah.
- I'm not down with that.
- [all laughing]
[Elliot] Ha, ha, ha, ha.
- That's not cool.
- Very funny. Very, very funny.
- Give me a K!
- [all] K!
You got your K,
you got your K!
Give me an A! A!
You got your A,
you got your A!
- Give me a double-P!
- Double-P!
You got your P,
you got your P!
Give me an A!
I don't know this song.
Give me an A!
You got your A.
[singing in Spanish]
[holds note]
[singing continues,
stops]
There's a gas station up the road,
if she could have just waited.
I can hear you.
When I have to go,
I have to go!
I heard Brad Schlonghauser's
gonna be at this party.
Oh, God, don't tell me that.
Why? This could be your chance
to get him back.
I don't want him back.
Him dumping me was the best
thing that could have happened.
He's like a juiced-up
Ken doll.
Can you turn the other way? You're
kind of giving me stage fright.
I seen it all before.
[whispers]
Lots of times.
- Sky?
- Can you hurry this up?
Thank you.
"Hey ladies, I'm Brad.
I've got a plastic stump instead
of a dick, like an action figure."
"Hey ladies, I'm Brad. I Instagram
myself daily at the gym,
doing squats."
[Amy] But he's so hot,
though.
I feel like we've been here
for an hour.
Okay, well, it takes me a long
time because you kept talking.
- Well, now it's my turn, so...
- Okay.
Look out for a girl.
[grunts]
You'll need to
find some tissue.
I have a feeling this isn't
- [farts]
- Sky?
Oh, my f***ing God.
[Shu] Sky?
Oh, my... Oh, my God.
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Oh, my God, that's deadly!
[Joey] Yo, stop the car!
Yo, back up. Back up.
[Sean] Oh, come on, Joey, no.
[bell jingles]
It's just frat letters
on my chest... KOK.
- [door closes]
- [bell jingles]
Like a true frat star
for the party.
Yeah, but it's not just for the
party, it's your life, man.
It's permanent.
Yeah, we're frat brothers
for life, so...
I'm cool with permanent.
You little lambs
got an appointment?
"Little lambs"?
Not that you need one. I ain't
done a tattoo in over a month.
[chuckles]
Yo, I've changed my mind.
- Thank God, let's go.
- No.
I don't want the frat letters.
I want those.
Oh, no, no, no. See, those are in
memory of people who have passed away.
Sorry for your loss.
Or people you've murdered.
- What?
- Right.
[whispers] Let's get
the f*** out of here.
I wanna rock that sh*t.
- Joe, I love you.
- Homo.
You're my brother, but you gotta
trust me when I tell you,
you don't want that
tattooed on your face.
I want it in memory of Mom.
Oh, well...
[needle buzzing]
[meows]
Damn dog.
He's shitting all over the house.
It's everywhere.
Oh, God.
- [sneezes]
- Oh, dear God.
[buzzing continues]
- [man] You got a name?
- Joey.
AKA Young Joseph.
They call me Dirty.
You know how I got my name?
Well, it wouldn't take a
rocket scientist, right?
No, why?
Now, it all started when I was
just, like, a little gator.
You know, I'd run around fixing
what needed to be fixing...
[chuckles] and beating on
whatever needed to be beat on.
And my auntie was breastfeeding
my baby sister.
And I come in from the yard
all covered in mud and blood.
Now, my momma said,
"Boy, your hands are..."
- Dirty?
- "Delicate."
So she tells me to use my hands
to clean the dead vermin
out of the drain.
So, I reach my hands
right down in there
and use my nails
to scrape off the goo and guts.
And my daddy says,
- "Boy, you sure are..."
- Dirty.
"Detailed."
Years later,
when I got my own trailer,
and the refrigerator's
full of mice
and the john's full of flies
and there's roaches
all over the bed,
everybody kept saying,
"Boy, your trailer sure is..."
Well, I mean, I think the
word should be "dirty,"
but I'm guessing
it was something else.
"Designer."
[laughs]
And I laugh. I laugh, like a...
[laughs and coughs]
[laughing nervously]
Grown man being called designer?
Well, that sure is funny.
Um... So, maybe we should
just end on that high note.
- Maybe we should.
- Yeah.
No, no, no, guys. Before we go,
Why do they call you "Dirty"?
My twin brother. He's an
unhygienic piece of sh*t.
confused and the name stuck.
Mistaken identity. I hate when
that sh*t happens, you know?
[Joey laughs crazily]
So, how much does this cost?
- Two hundred dollars.
- F*** that. I can't afford that.
- Excuse me?
- Okay, how about a hundred?
Hey, how about 300?
How about payment
in the form of a pet cat?
F*** you and your cat.
[Elliot] How much would the work
you've already done cost us?
Fifty dollars.
- Yeah?
- [Elliot] That was worth it.
I dig it. That's cool.
Oh, wow, place looks good, Shu.
Nice work.
You're welcome. Give it up.
[Shu] Are you still
bringing your bedsheets?
Do you know how dirty
the hotel ones are?
Hell, yeah.
I saw a documentary.
They found 6,000 traces of sh*t just
on the light switch of the hotel.
And, like, ten million
traces of, like, jizz
all over the TV screen, like...
[imitates spraying]
- [yelps]
- Oh.
Let's play truth or dare
tonight.
- Oh, my God.
- What are we, five years old?
I don't play that game anymore.
That's how I ended up in county.
As in, county jail?
What? I didn't know
you went to jail.
Think they'd let me work at school
if they knew I served time?
I stole someone's identity.
We're all good.
[nervous chuckle]
[grunts, exhales]
Amy, bedmates.
For sure.
Don't drop the soap.
[Elliot] Oh, for f***'s sake.
[Fridge] I don't know, it's got
pretty good reviews online.
[Sean] Yeah, from serial killers
and rapists?
No, I got it. I got it.
- Just come on.
- I got it.
- Come on.
- No, I got it. I got it.
Dude.
- Thanks, guys.
- No problem.
[bell rings]
[television, indistinct]
- [Joey] Are you open?
- [sighs]
Of course we're open, man.
[speaks foreign
language] Sixty years.
And I'm the best around here,
do you know?
I watch all day...
[speaking
foreign language]
How you doing?
- Me?
- Are you talking to me?
[speaking
foreign language]
He has to call you this.
He has to call you this.
[speaking
foreign language]
What do you mean by that,
Mr. Sosa?
[speaking
foreign language]
- Is that British?
- No, that's definitely not British.
- How do you know?
- That's not British.
- How do you know?
- Don't worry.
I studied languages
in high school.
I'll take care of this.
[clears throat]
Um... Achtung.
We want a room.
No, f*** that.
I'm not sharing a room.
- [Elliot] Why?
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