Fun Mom Dinner Page #4
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- Year:
- 2017
- 81 min
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- You know what, man? I got an idea.
Hey, come with me.
This way, please.
- Where are we going?
- Step right up", to the magic swing set.
Right in here, my man.
- It's all right, buddy.
- Bring him on in. May I?
- Sure. What are you doing?
- Don't question me. I got four of these.
That's what I thought.
- I have two.
- I got myself involved in the swing set.
Can I have that, please? Thank you.
I know.
Can I just give you one tip?
like a soft, fuzzy blanket,
instead of this piece-of-sh*t towel.
- Yeah, I forgot the blanket.
And that's your towel, by the way.
- Oh. Well, then we have disgusting towels.
All right, watch and learn.
Watch.
- What?
Whoa. Whoa.
That is f***ing incredible.
She's driving away
With the dim lights on
- Oh, hey, here's our car. I sprang for an
SUV, 'cause I'm a bad-ass b*tch like that.
- Yeah!
- You got us a car? Why?
- Uh, to get around?
- No, no, it's good, all right?
crime scene to cool out.
cars there to deflect.
And that's our little Katie right there,
'cause, whoo, yeah, you got our six!
- I don't even know what you're
talking about! What the f***'s a six?
- Oh, come on, that's military jargon, right?
- Okay.
- Yeah, six is back.
Katie, you got our six, girl.
- Yeah, I'm a crazy c*nt.
Wow.
- Guys, I got a bad feeling
about getting in these things.
they ride around all day,
and they pick up the last ride
and just snap like crazy.
- They do not.
- It happens all the time.
- Stop-
- Man, Jamie, you weren't messing around
when you said you get paranoid.
- I know. And the problem is,
I always had Theo with me when I got high.
He took care of me when I started
to get like this. He was like my person.
- I'm gonna be your person.
You don't have to worry.
I got you, girl.
- Thank you.
- It's okay.
- That was a fun night, you guys.
- Em, there's no f***ing way
- I mean, if I am staying out with you
gals, I need to get more supplies.
- Ooh, I better stay out here.
I'm done with that stuff.
- No, we're sticking together.
Like sister-wives.
Come on, don't worry about it.
It's like Crabtree & Evelyn, but with weed.
- All right.
- For fucksake, Wayne,
you know who I am.
Now please, just play nice.
I have brought friends with me.
- Oh, very nice.
Ladies, my name is Wayne.
I am your marijuana sommelier
for the evening.
Oh, and here's Brady.
- My ears are burning.
- He's my partner.
- Hey, Kate!
- Brady! How are you?
Hi, guys-
- Hey.
- Hey, look, anything you want, we've got
it. If we don't have it, we'll grow it.
If we can't grow it, we're gonna get it
from some factory in some Godforsaken land.
- You know what, you know what?
I think we should set them up with our
selection of stuff that's for mothers,
'cause, you know, we love the mothers.
- We love our mothers.
- Pfft.
- Sounds good.
- Let's begin with this one.
It's Ruth Bader Ganja.
- You guys fans of Supreme Court justices?
- Oh, yeah.
- Well, you might've heard
of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
It's now Ruth Bader Ganja.
- Ruth Bader Ganja.
We were playing around
with John Stevens for a while,
but we couldn't really think
of anything for that.
- But for you I think it's very good,
because it will get you...
supremely high.
- But at the same time, you'll still
be able to mediate family disputes,
or decide on what you
might be cooking or...
- It's also a really fun weed
when you need to concentrate.
You can build a castle out of Legos.
You can play
with Calico Critters all night.
- Shopkins, and you have
total concentration.
- We put just a pinch
of Adderall in there,
which gives you just that
extra dash of focus.
- What?
- Yeah. It'd be cool if you didn't say anything,
just because it's, you
know, it's very illegal.
- But maybe can we talk about edibles?
- Oh.
- Oh, absolutely. Which, by the way,
reminds me, do any of you have glaucoma?
If so, we are giving away
some free gummy worms.
- I have glaucoma.
- Oh, excellent!
- You have glaucoma?
- Oh, you're gonna love these...
- You do not have glaucoma!
- Oh, wait, you're kidding.
You don't have glaucoma.
No, I get it.
You guys are so our speed.
- Yeah.
- 'Cause you play around,
you can joke, you have a good...
- We do the same thing.
We joke around each other even at home.
- It's so crazy.
People don't even get our humour.
- And the wives are,
like:
"What the f***...- you guys talking about?"
- That's why we...
- Don't hang out with them much,
These are called Good Night Moons. You
know the children's book, Good Night Moon?
- Of course.
- Obviously. And then what mother doesn't?
- And we went ahead and added the S.
You know, Good Night Moons.
- Moons.
- This is delicious.
- Wayne.
Somebody's discovered our balls.
We make those here.
- Oh, I like it.
- It will f*** you up. It's really intense.
- You know how you have
that concentrated detergent.
"This one little thimbleful
for the whole washer?"
But, yeah,
because it's that concentrated.
- How much of your own products
do you get your little paws into?
- Oh, we don't smoke.
- I don't do it.
- Are you kidding me?
- No.
- My only addiction is Mad Men.
Oh, forget it.
- He loves it.
- Tom. Tom, you got to see this.
Kate's partying with the school moms.
It's on the bubble-bath chick's Instagram.
- You know, it really is embarrassing
that you follow her.
- Yeah. I know. And it's embarrassing
that she doesn't follow me back.
Okay, I gave Amelia a
five-minute warning.
Oh, oh, grab that
door, grab that door!
- What?
- Ah!
Uh... it locks when it's not supposed to.
That's my fault. I should've told you.
We are momentarily locked out.
- What do you mean,
momentarily locked out?
- Momentarily.
- We keep a spare down here
in one of those fake-dog-poop things.
Why don't we just do this?
Why don't we just let them
and me and you
will chill out here with Wyatt?
- Oh, yeah, well, actually, I was hoping
to get the kids home before Emily got back.
- Oh, well, Kate texted and said
they were gonna stay out later.
- What?
- Oh.
I think I'm supposed to tell you that.
Okay. Yeah, sure.
- Mm...
I haven't licked a ball in a decade.
It got you your divorce.
Do not tell me you still
blow your husbands.
- I never blew Theo. I mean,
maybe for like a minute on his birthday.
- And divorce.
- Sometimes it's just easier, you know,
like a quick one during
a commercial break of Kimmel.
Andrew's psyched and I don't have
to have him lying all over me.
I hear that, sister.
My preference is Antiques Roadshow.
There's no commercials,
but I just pop down there.
I'm back in time
for the Ming Dynasty office.
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