Greenberg
(BlRDS CHlRPlNG)
(ROCK MUSlC PLAYlNG)
(TURN SlGNAL CLlCKlNG)
Are you going to
let me in?
Thank you.
Shoot, l left the ticket
in the car, l think.
lt's okay.
lt's under
"Phillip Greenberg."
lt's just one?
(STAMMERlNG)
lt's two shirts
and a pair of pants.
Do you mind if
it is all ones?
No problem.
Okay, sorry.
KlDS:
Florence.Hi, guys.
Let me put
this stuff down.
Hi, Mahler.
Florence!
l know.
We're going to Vietnam.
l know.
But we will come back, right?
We're not going
to live there?
No, that's why
it's a vacation.
Are you going
to go with us?
No, remember?
l have to stay here.
Why?
Because l do.
Why?
Because the vacation
so Mahler and l
have to stay in LA.
Mahler isn't coming?
l want Mahler to come.
Did you get
the neck pillow?
Yes. They didn't have
those chocolate-covered
rice balls.
Did you try Trader Joe's?
Yeah, and Bristol Farms.
Were you able to find
the liquid decongestant?
Shoot! Sorry. l'm sorry.
lt's okay, Florence.
lt's fine.
No, no, no.
And can you tell the gardener
to check the sensor
on the sprinklers?
l'll tell Carlos.
There's a package
l need you to mail
to my father.
CAROL:
What else?PHlLLlP:
l don't needthis many T-shirts.
CAROL:
Did you tell herabout your brother?
My brother will
be staying here.
He might call
you with things,
questions or
an errand or two.
That's not a problem.
He's coming in
from New York.
He just got out
of the hospital.
ls he sick?
Not that kind of hospital.
He had a nervous breakdown.
Carol, come on.
lt's relevant.
He's fine.
Don't pack this skirt.
He really is fine now.
l mean,
he's delicate,
but. . .
We're hiring him to do
some work around the house.
He's a carpenter.
He's gonna make
Mahler a dog house.
He says he's going to.
That'll look nice.
We hope.
Have a great trip,
you guys.
Okay.
And l'll call you if
there's anything else,
which l'm sure there is.
lt's no problem.
l want you
to come with us.
And you'll confirm
the car service and
flight info for tonight?
Yes, and l'll put
the cars in the garage.
Okay, and we can
call or e-mail.
l'm sure there's
e-mail in Vietnam.
l think there's
e-mail everywhere.
l forgot to
write you a check.
What do we owe you now?
lt's three weeks. . .
Oh, Florence,
you have to speak up.
l'm out of checks.
l want Mahler to come.
l know, l know,
but it's fine.
l'll give you
cash in the meantime.
No, no. Don't worry
about it. lt's really. . .
lt's better this way.
Because then l don't
spend it all at once.
Are you sure?
l'll leave it for you
in the kitchen drawer
before we go.
l'll let my brother know.
Okay.
Okay.
Bye.
Okay.
l'll see you soon.
lt's okay.
Let's say goodbye.
Bye.
Bye, Florence.
Bye.
(OVER PHONE)
Florence, itis Gina.
l'm here. lt's packed.
Don't park on Alvarado,
park on Montana.
Don't wander away.
Okay.
Let's make a point
of sticking together.
Okay.
Can l borrow 40
bucks until tomorrow?
Yeah.
(PEOPLE CHATTERlNG)
(lNAUDlBLE)
(LAUGHlNG)
l was thinking
this morning that l've been
out of college now
for as long as l was in,
get up in the morning.
Florence,
it's time to go home now.
l'm gonna stay.
l don't know. . .
l just got out of
a long relationship.
This isn't a relationship.
Right, l know.
Okay.
(TURN SlGNAL CLlCKlNG)
Are you going to
let me in?
No. Okay.
(PHONE RlNGlNG)
Hello?
Hi, this is
Roger Greenberg.
l'm Phillip's brother.
Oh, hey.
ls this Florence?
Sorry.
l'm quitting e-mail.
Okay. Hi.
There are people in the pool.
That's Marlon and Peggy.
Okay.
Your brother and Carol
let Marlon and Peggy
use the pool.
Mmm-hmm.
There's more than two.
They don't come in the house.
Okay, thanks.
Your brother
left a check for me.
ls it okay if l come by?
Yeah, l'll be here.
(PEOPLE LAUGHlNG OUTSlDE)
ROGER:
"DearAmerican Airlines,
"l'm not much in
the habit of writing
letters of complaint.
"l think l could
have lived, and did,
"with the distance
between your rows.
"But my issue is not
with the lack of leg room,
"it is instead
with the quality of the
buttons on the seats.
"When l depress
my recliner button,
"l expect the chair
to recline.
"At the very least,
to move.
"This was not the case
with Seat 26C on
Flight 41 from JFK..."
(DOOR OPENlNG)
Hi, l'm Florence.
l hope that this
isn't a bad time.
My check.
No, l guess it's fine.
Okay.
Do you want a treat?
Come here. Come here.
(LAUGHlNG)
His tongue's so scratchy.
Good dog.
(SONG STARTS PLAYlNG)
Remember how they used
to play this on the radio
every time it rained?
l'm not sure.
And if there was a fire,
they'd play Burn Baby Burn.
Or, what was it called?
Disco lnferno.
l don't think l know it.
lt's funny.
Before your time,
l guess.
You have to see
past the kitsch.
l can see past it.
Cool.
Phillip said if
you need anything,
l can go pick you up
groceries or things.
l'm okay.
You sure?
lt's not a problem.
Well, l guess l
could use some things.
Sure.
Make a list.
l'll be right back.
(FLORENCE URlNATlNG)
(TOlLET FLUSHlNG)
l'm gonna take
him on a W-A-L-K.
Oh, no. No, l got it.
Okay, cool.
Bye.
(DlALlNG)
(PHONE RlNGlNG)
(ON ANSWERlNG MACHlNE)
This is lvan. Leave a message
after the tone.
lvan, it's Greenberg.
How you doing, man?
ROGER:
l'm in LA.l'm here, actually.
ln from New York City.
So, give me a call.
l'm staying at my
brother's house.
He's in Vietnam.
l think he's
opening a hotel there
or something.
Give me a call, man.
lt'd be great to see you.
(AlRPLANE PASSlNG)
"Dear Mayor Bloomberg,
"l write as
a concerned citizen
that has finally had enough
"of the abominable
traffic noise that has
engulfed the city.
"lf you placed
a police officer
"at strategically
chosen corners of Manhattan,
the needed employment
of crime fighters,
"less crime and trafficking,
and a lower contingent
of horn-honkers.
"lf you're into green. . ."
And who isn't?
". . .it'll make for
a significant reduction
in noise pollution.
"lf they can do it in LA,
a car culture if
ever there was one,
"l'm confident we can do it
here in Manhattan."
lt's true.
Yeah. ln LA,
they understand the horn
is for emergencies only.
ln New York,
it's a constant.
Yeah.
l don't know.
l don't really recognize
New York anymore, you know?
"You might be
interested to know
"that in the relatively
recently acquired
state of Hawaii,
"there's a law on the books
that prohibits the honking
of horns entirely.
"Yours in hopes
of green sound,
Roger Greenberg."
When did you get in?
Only Monday.
You're the first
person l called.
No, l didn't mean. . .
No, l know.
l was just saying.
Right.
How long you staying for?
About six weeks.
Can you imagine
going to Vietnam?
What, to fight?
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