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Friends with Money Page #6
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- 2006
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And some are trickier.
And sometimes you do
the wrong thing...
...before you know
Want some?
These are cute.
Like what?
Oh, I don't know.
Okay, say you're taking a test,
and you don't know the answer.
So you look at the guy's paper sitting
next to you, and you copy his answer.
-That's bad, right?
-Right. You should not do that.
you're thinking to yourself:
"Well, this doesn't hurt anybody,
what difference does it make?"
Well, it does make a difference
because those little things add up.
So, Wyatt,
what you should understand--
There are a lot of injustices,
a lot of things aren't fair.
When people make it worse
...like taking your parking space...
in line at a store...
...and then they're just
making the world an uglier place.
I figured out why Christine
Because she wants someone else to
have as bad a marriage as she does.
And then she just gets mad
because she thinks Jane's in denial.
You know,
I have no idea what you just said.
Don't you think we have enough?
A couple more.
Well, they won't know
what hit them.
Yeah, well, isn't that the point?
Hey, lookit.
-Lookit.
-Hey, stop-- Don't go through her stuff.
Well, she leaves it right here.
Well, it's her house. Where else
is she supposed to put it?
I don't know. Hidden somewhere.
Isn't she scared you're gonna find it?
I didn't. You did.
Yeah.
I got you a Christmas present.
Hey.
You-- You missed a spot over there.
Get it.
Back here.
Yeah, back here.
Faster. Faster.
-Okay, turn it off.
-What?
Put the vacuum down.
You're done with that now.
Dust-- Dust-- Dust the trellis.
And don't-- Don't miss any spots.
It's delicate. It's very delicate.
Yeah. Yeah.
-Yes.
-Yes, what?
Yes, Mr. Mike.
Yeah. Get the lower bits.
-Don't be sloppy. They're delicate--
-All right, you know what?
I thought this maid's thing
was about sex.
-It will be.
-When?
I'll be right back.
Well, what the f*** did you think?
just see through it?
Excuse me. You guys have to stop,
okay? You have to stop working.
Guys, you have to stop, okay?
You have--
Everybody, the job's over, all right?
No more work. Please.
Go home. You guys can go--
Anyone? No work. You can
all go home. You understand?
-No work?
-No work. Exactly. No work.
-You can all go home, okay? Adis.
-Go home?
Hey, hey.
Hey, what the hell are you doing?
We have completely ruined our street.
Do you know what we've done?
Guys, go back to work, please.
-Yes.
-No. No, you have to stop. Please.
No, David. Listen.
I just came from Marla's house.
We've completely ruined her view
and everybody else's.
Our house is so f***ing huge
no one can see the sky anymore.
Are you serious?
You didn't know? Right.
Know what? That we were doing
something really, really gross?
-No, I didn't.
-What planet are you on?
Everybody in the neighborhood
is doing this.
Marla's trying to make you feel guilty.
You're the one that wanted the view.
How the f*** else would you see
the ocean from the bedroom?
Hi, Christine.
This is Melanie Charney.
You know that maid
you recommended?
I'm sure this isn't the case, I wanted
to know how well you know her...
...because, I don't know,
this is silly...
...but I'm missing
a $75 jar of face cream.
And I just can't imagine
where it went.
I mean, what kind of person
would steal someone's face cream?
Will you give me a call
when you can?
We're more than halfway through.
We're not stopping now.
-You don't care about others.
-You knew.
You just didn't want
to pay attention.
-I didn't know!
-You notice what you want.
Sh*t!
I'm going out for a while.
"You all right?
Did you burn yourself?"
What are you talking about?
Nothing. I just burned
the f*** out of my hand...
...and I politely asked myself
if I was all right.
It's something you seem
to be incapable of doing.
-What?
-I just burned my hand.
-Did you notice?
-I don't-- I don't know. Yes, I guess so.
Does it ever occur to you to say,
"Are you all right?"
-You are all right.
-But does it ever occur to you to ask?
If you're all right,
which you clearly are...
...then what the f***
is the difference?
If you want me to know you're all right,
why don't you tell me?
Okay. So say I scrape
the f*** out of my arm.
And I yell:
And you don't say anything.
I should say,
"Don't worry, honey, I'm all right."
Yes. What's wrong with that?
So I'll speak to you soon.
I had a good time.
to dinner or something.
I can't. I can't. I wish I could.
I already have a plan for dinner.
I'm sorry.
Thanks for my present.
We-- We almost forgot.
My cut.
You really want this money?
I helped.
You're a f***.
You just will. People do.
But how? I can't even imagine.
Does one of us move out?
-Him or me?
-Him.
I can't believe I'm talking about this.
I'm sorry, Aaron,
you can have your wife back.
I just-- I should go anyway.
Just take your time.
Hi, my name is Olivia...
...and I am the lady
that cleans your house.
And I'm calling to say...
...that I'm not going to be able
to come to work anymore.
Actually, I got another job.
I'm.... So I'm very sorry.
Hey, it's Marty.
Leave a message after the beep.
All right.
Hi, this is Olivia.
I'm the lady that cleans your house...
...and I'm calling to say
that I'm not gonna be able to--
Hey.
Oh, hi. You're there.
-Yeah.
-I'm calling to tell you...
...that I'm not gonna be able
to do it anymore.
Well, how come?
Be-- Well....
Because I just....
-Well, actually, I got a job.
-What is it?
In cosmetics.
Yeah.
Hey, what do you do?
I am presently not employed
at the moment.
Well, what did you do?
A little bit of everything.
A lot of nothing.
Do you wanna go out sometime?
Sure.
Good.
-Pretty good, huh?
-That's very nice.
-Very pretty.
-God.
Is this too dressy
for homeless people?
ALS, ALS.
Why do I keep forgetting that?
Oh, wow, this is soft.
When did you start working
with this fabric?
-It gets little holes in it, though.
-Really?
I'm kind of afraid to move.
It looks cuter
when it gets little holes.
Jesus, not when you're paying
800 bucks for it.
Well, you're not paying for it.
-I didn't mean anything by that.
-It's okay.
I know it's overpriced,
but it has to be.
-I'm paying for mine.
-Shut up.
-I will.
-Just shut up.
-Why shouldn't I?
-Because it's a gift.
-Thank you.
-You're welcome.
-All right.
-Thank you.
I don't know about that.
-I know.
-This?
Take it off.
Take it off, take it off.
Oh, thank you so much.
l-- It's just a little runny.
Oh, sorry. I'll make it again.
You should not apologize.
He should be apologizing.
You should've order them
over-medium, honey.
No, then they come back dry.
Always. Especially here.
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