Greenberg Page #5
We were total freaks.
You never have
anything good to drink.
You know, that's like
the stupidest story
l've ever heard.
lt's just. . .
Bye.
What?
What is
the point of that story?
(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)
FLORENCE:
Lots of reallygreat, interesting people
have tried to
kill themselves.
GlNA:
He tried tokill himself?
l don't think so.
l'm just saying.
Come on,
he's an a**hole.
That's a defense.
He's not like us.
He's. . .
You can tell that
a lot of normal stuff
is really hard for him.
Like being nice?
l like him.
Should l call him?
No!
l don't like
how he treats you.
He acts like
you work for him.
Well, l work
for his brother.
l don't wanna be rude.
lf you keep
driving him places,
l'll stop speaking to you.
Okay.
We think it's
an autoimmune disorder.
Uh-huh.
This hospital,
it has more experience
with internal medicine.
l called,
and they're expecting you.
You can't do it here?
l mean, you know him now.
l know,
but he needs to get well.
Thank you.
Come on, Mahler.
l know the doctors there.
You'll be in good hands.
This is where we're going.
l got to pick Victor
up from school
in half an hour.
Can you ask Florence?
l'm trying
not to call her.
l'm just going to
hurt her feelings, man.
l'm trying not to do
that to people anymore.
And l don't want
to be asking anyone
for a ride anymore, ever.
l just turned 41 ,
l should be able to drive.
Why are you yelling at me?
What a pain in the ass.
Come on, come on.
Survival rate
is about 50-50,
but hopefully with
we'll be able to
get it under control
and keep him stable.
ROGER:
"DearHollywood Pet Taxi,
"you would think
a vehicle made expressly
"for the transportation
of animals
"would have a soft floor.
"You were given
very high marks
in the Yellow Pages.
"My next letter,
by the way.
"The fact that
the animals you transport
"have no way of
lodging a formal complaint,
"except for a well-deserved
bite of the hand
of the abuser,
"should make you
that much more caring.
"The sick ones,
like Mahler, can only look
pityingly into your eyes
"while you
ignore their pleas.
"l intend to copy the ASPCA.
"Sincerely, Roger Greenberg."
l always felt bad
about that night
after we played
the Viper Room,
and you were there
with your sister,
and l wanted to
go to that party
and you were tired
and l let you go home.
What night was that?
You were with your sister.
Yeah, l don't. . .
l don't remember that night.
l should have been
straight with you 'cause
l originally got into
music to meet girls,
and l think when we
and l was starting to
get some attention. . .
From girls, yeah.
No, l understand.
Yeah, but l wasn't
clear with you
and l want to apologize
for how l behaved,
'cause l kind
of just let it end,
and left town and
was uncommunicative.
Yeah.
And l feel like
l didn't even
give you a reason. . .
Yeah, but, you know,
l knew.
Well, l'm sorry.
lt's okay.
Like l said, l don't
even remember that night.
You had bought
a new mattress
that afternoon.
(CHUCKLES) Sounds plausible.
l mean, what was it, like,
Yeah,
you didn't like the Sealy,
you thought it was too mushy.
We used to make that
"The extra 'S'
for extra sex."
Okay. Okay.
(ROGER LAUGHlNG)
We could've gotten
married and had kids.
Yeah? Do you think?
l don't think we would've.
Really.
l don't know,
it was a big
relationship for me.
So, you're a carpenter now?
Yeah. l was always
good at making things,
so. . .
Oh, yeah?
Beth,
l made you that bed.
Don't you remember?
lt was why
we were going to buy
Yes, l do.
l do. l do remember that.
l'm sorry. Totally.
Go on.
l work out of
a studio in Bushwick
that l share with
a few other carpenters
and that's
been pretty good.
lt's political, though.
Um. . .
What else?
Recently,
l had this thing
where l
couldn't move my legs,
literally.
You know,
but it was psychological.
God. . .
Yeah, so that took
some time dealing with.
l think that
brings us up to date.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
l just. . .
l think l need to
just let go, you know?
l had a shrink
there who said,
"You only miss by 5%."
l'm not positive
what it means,
but in most things,
l had a shrink
once who told me,
"You're of value."
lt's stupid,
You look really pretty.
Thanks.
My dog is sick.
Oh, yeah?
My mom is sick.
Phillip's dog, really,
but l'm taking care of him.
He has
an autoimmune disorder.
Since he got sick,
l keep thinking
l have something.
Yeah.
l'm glad you're
feeling better.
l get horrible
anxiety sometimes, still.
Yeah, that l remember.
Do you want to
have dinner one night?
This week?
Or next.
l kind of meant. . .
Like, on a date.
Oh.
No. (LAUGHS)
l mean, you know,
that's just a terrible idea.
No. l mean, you know, no.
Hello.
Sh*t, they just. . .
They don't even. . .
She doesn't seem to. . .
She looks harried
even though no one's here.
l'm just going to
go get her.
l'm sure she'll be by.
Hi. Could you send our bill?
(PHONE RlNGlNG)
What is going on? Okay.
Water. Water.
Oh, God.
Hello.
(lN HlGH-PlTCHED VOlCE)
How is Lenny?
(lN DEEP VOlCE)
Lenny not so good.
(CHUCKLES)
Not too late to call,
l hope.
No.
Watching Just My Luck
with Lindsay Lohan
on Starz.
Mmm. How is it?
Kind of funny.
She's got charm.
All right.
So, l was thinking
we should maybe
Write some songs.
Aren't you going
back to New York?
Yeah, but...
lf we got something going
l could stay here, possibly.
l don't know if
l've really got time,
you know,
with the computer
work and Victor.
Uh-huh.
lsn't it funny, don't you
still think of yourself
as a guitar player
even though you
don't do it anymore?
No. No. No, l don't.
You know,
l've just hired this guy
called Ezra to help
with the company, so. . .
lt's just, you know,
l've got to
concentrate on that.
Okay.
l think l'm having
a party tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
A pool party. So, come.
Bring Victor.
Pool party? Cool.
After we hang up,
l'm going to
call some people.
Okay, man. Listen,
l'll see you tomorrow.
All right. Bye.
(POP SONG PLAYlNG)
MAN:
Do you want tosee a Bigfoot walk?
Very famous footage
of him doing this.
He doesn't wear no shoes.
Bigfoot.
And there's lots of
scientific evidence,
my friend.
Megan's husband
wants to know,
do you know what kind of tree
that skinny one with
No.
l mean, l wouldn't
even think to know
something like that.
Are you coming out?
Victor wants to
show you his dive.
ls it okay? ls it a dud?
l do this,
then l'm disappointed
that no one can come.
lt's fine.
We're having fun.
l need to put
together the chips
and guac and
Creamsicles l bought.
l got you iced tea
and lemonade,
but l didn't know
the right proportions,
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