Gerontophilia Page #3
Where are you guys headed?
-We haven't really decided.
-Are you staying in Ontario?
-Yeah.
-Maybe I can help you.
When I was a kid, my family and I
used to go rent a cottage
around here. It's really pretty,
there are a lot of lakes.
-Are there a lot of people...
-Would you mind paying for this
dear boy, I left my wallet
in the car and don't forget
I'll have cigarettes.
Any brand.
One of the few advantages
of being old:
invisibility.-You're crazy.
Am I?
-We have to start planning for the future.
Money isn't going
to hold out forever.
Sun block?
-Who knows, we might end up
in Palm Springs.
-I already told you,
I like your wrinkles.
I'm going to keep this.
If people only knew
how you treat me.
What did he want?
-That boy?
He saw the map and he wanted
to know if l needed directions.
So, we're here and we're
trying to get to... Here.
To be honest, I'm not sure
I'm up for such a long trip
so soon after Coup de Coeur.
the vinegar out of me.
-What are you saying?
-What I'm saying is perhaps
we should rest for a few days
before pressing on.
You haven't been telling
anyone about us, have you?
-Don't be silly,
-What about your son?
-I wouldn't worry about my son.
He paid for the home,
but he hasn't been
in touch for many years.
He hasn't introduced me
to my own grandchildren.
the idea of having an old queen
like me for a father.
It always embarrassed him.
What were you talking
to that guy about?
-What guy?
-At the dinner.
You seemed to be talking a lot.
-I already told you, directions.
-And why were you laughing?
-I suppose I made a joke,
you know how I am.
-It must have been pretty
funny then I guess.
-What are you harping on this?
Don't tell me you're jealous.
Jealous of an old
sack of bones like me?
-Because I asked you to be careful
about what you say
to people. Learn to keep your mouth
shut in public and I don't
have to be this way.
to see the day...
-I'm going for a walk.
Are you coming?
You look very nice tonight.
-I'll have you know I was quite
Two gin and tonics, please.
-I need to see some ID, love.
Oh dear, I may have left
my wallet back in my room.
-Are you serious?
-He's 81.
-Not my rule. Everybody
has to have ID.
-Here it is.
Looks like you drinking
for free tonight.
-What do you mean?
-It's his birthday.
He's 82 years young.
-Let me see that.
Why didn't you tell me?
-I don't know, I already feel
like enough of a fossil.
I've never been one much
for celebrating birthdays.
-What about you?
-I love birthdays.
-No, man I need to see
your ID.
-Oh sorry.
I must have left it in
the car. I'll be right back.
Gin and tonic,
love, happy birthday.
I heard it's your birthday.
Cheers.
How old are you anyway?
This is my seat.
Can you hold
this for me, please?
F***ing hell!
-That's enough!
That was supposed to be for you.
-I gathered that.
Happy birthday, Melvin.
That time of year thou
mayst in me behold,
When yellow leaves, or none,
or few, do hang upon those
the cold, bare ruined
choirs, where late
In me thou seest the
twilight of such day,
the west, which by and by
black night doth take
away, death's second self,
that seals up all in rest.
You know, I have been thinking
about you said before and
it's not just about the sex.
with you.
I know it sounds crazy, but...
That's how I feel.
Did you hear what I said?
Melvin?
Melvin?
Melvin!
Melvin...
That was a nice service.
-5 people, including
the organist.
-Yeah,that was sad.
It's nice that his son came.
him in front of the casket.
-I love Marie.
-You know, if those two get
together, that kind of makes
Melvin my grandfather.
I mean retroactively.
So you're okay?
-I guess so.
Oh, I forgot.
Revolutionary...
-I got you one too.
-What?
-Okay.
No... Desiree.
I love it.
-It's perfect.
I'll text you, okay?
-Okay.
Bye.
-Bye.
Hi!
I'm Lake.
-Hi young man!
-Are you here everyday?
-Most week days.
-Maybe I'll see you around.
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