Growing Up and Other Lies Page #4
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missed the appointment.
But it was not about just drinking
with my friends, okay, it wasn't.
We are trying to get
Jake to stay.
You know if he has
a good time today,
Really?
Yes.
And you know between
Billy and Gunderson,
he's our only viable
babysitting option.
Oh.
Okay. I can't
argue with that.
So listen...
At the appointment today...
Doctor Leponis and I discussed
the birth plan...
Yeah. You know, and who's gonna
be in there when
it all goes down and...
I decided that I want to keep
the participants to a minimum.
Fine. Yeah.
Okay, it'll be
just... Just us.
Cozy.
No, I...
I mean not you.
She said that it's actually
really common
for women to not want
their partners in there...
Are you kidding?
For that. I mean...
God! I don't want
you to see that.
You just decided this?
Well, Marcel, I...
You know that I've been really
stressed out about this. I'm scared.
I mean, what if you
don't want me after that?
You're not one who has to
have a baby coming out...
Of your vagina, okay?
Yes, I do realize that.
I understand how
children are born.
Look, how would
you feel, if I brought
a bunch of strangers
into the bathroom to watch you
do whatever it is you do
in there for 45 minutes.
That's not something
that you want people to see.
What are you talking about?
birth of our son remotely like
you bringing in strangers
to watch me take a dump?
Okay, I get that that's not
a great analogy, now, okay.
No, it's not a great
analogy at all.
It's not even a
mediocre analogy.
I don't, I don't even
understand. Am I...
Am I the one going
into the bathroom?
Am I bringing in the strangers?
No, you're the stranger.
I didn't mean it like that.
Yeah, you did.
Oh sh*t!
Okay, I
don't know who any of you are...
Inside voices, please.
Tasha? Is that right?
All right. Kuyken...
Kuykendall? Is that you?
Wait, what's your question?
I don't know what a function is.
What is a function?
How come you
don't know the answer?
Well, I...
Guys, can you?
Look, none of this
matters in the real world.
And I don't even teach here.
Is that lady
Mr. Reznowski's wife?
No, that is his fiancee,
but they love...
So his kid's gonna be a bastard?
Yes.
What are they arguing about?
Ah, good question.
You know, actually French playwright
Jean Anouilh put it best.
existential crisis, please.
He does not mean existential.
You know what,
you need to know this.
You really do. So write
his down if you have to.
Life is not gonna turn out
the way you planned it.
That's the bottom line.
Okay. And here's
another piece of advice.
Don't invest in anyone.
You probably meet a guy,
and he's gonna be great.
And you'll love him and you
give everything to him
and just when
you think it's perfect...
He's gonna take your heart,
he's gonna put it in a blender
Okay. Then he's gonna
pour it down the toilet
and if that wasn't bad enough,
you're gonna jump on into that
toilet after and try and grab it
and you're gonna come out the other
side covered in piss and sh*t
like Tim Robbins at the end
of Shawshank Redemption
and if you haven't
seen that movie,
then I cannot help you.
Okay? But here's
the good news.
Okay, because
at the end of all that,
the next thing you got
marked on your calendar
is a probably painful,
inevitable death.
So, all right, class dismissed.
Right, why don't
you figure this out...
Hey, Em.
Bye, guys.
Decisions. That's the
We're just having all
these arguments about...
You know what color
the baby's room should be.
Yellow or cream,
things like that.
- Yellow.
- And I find myself
talking all these hard lined positions
really just to argue, I mean...
I don't care what color
the actual baby's room is,
'cause in the end
it doesn't matter.
It should be yellow.
But I hear myself arguing
that one color
will literally lead
the child becoming president and the
other one's gonna make him a murderer.
Same thing.
Yeah, it's totally irrational,
all right, I mean...
Nobody actually remembers what
color their baby room was.
Yellow.
Really?
Yeah.
Explains a lot.
It was awesome.
What are we doing here?
Is this a planned stop?
I hate cathedrals!
Ugh!
And the answer is, back in 1895,
"Construction of the cathedral"
"was halted due
to a labor dispute"
"that resulted in..."
F*** it.
No.
Put myself to sleep with that.
I apologize...
What happened to labor dispute?
- Oh, who cares. F*** it.
- You know.
You know what, teaching
here is one of the...
One of the great achievements
of mine in New York.
Maybe the only
great achievement.
That's not true. That's
not true, come on.
It's true! No, honestly. I think
I did about the only thing.
No, that's not true.
None of your students
have amounted to anything. So...
Yeah. Doesn't really
count as an achievement.
Gunderson, come on...
Yeah, you know,
like, great achievements.
- No.
- I mean, that's it.
No, but... What about that
show you had in New Jersey?
Yeah...
That was awesome.
It was in New Jersey but still...
You had one in Staten...
You had a thing
in Staten Island.
I mean, if it's
Staten Island, Yeah.
It's something.
It's something.
Remember, you almost
sold a painting on the subway?
Oh, yeah!
No, no, no.
painting on the subway.
Oh. GUNDERSON:
But still, he liked it.
Yeah, I guess.
I mean, people who are
really excited...
That's true, I guess.
It's tough.
I don't know.
It's good.
This is actually...
Kind of makes me feel good.
I love this place.
Really, 'cause
these are garbage.
And your fridge is gonna
be filled with that.
Yeah, I hope.
How do you pretend to like that?
That's awful.
I don't have to pretend.
That's a beauty.
I mean, I... I
genuinely like this.
You're not understanding what this
kid did with space, negative space.
Uh... GUNDERSON:
Now, I understandwhy you like Jake's stuff.
Hey...
Is it about the money?
Does your dad need...
I mean...
Is that why you're leaving?
If it is, I'm more than happy...
I don't want your money.
I'm just saying,
I'll give you a little...
I'm not your charity case, okay?
Jacob.
I was wondering if you could
clear up something for me.
Weren't you planning on
breaking up with Emma
before you found out she was
carrying your demon seed?
I...
No, man, I... Really,
you weren't?
No, we were gonna have
a bit of a conversation
that, you know, could've
pre-empted... Good.
But...
And my son.
Right, yeah. But the fact...
But, I...
I don't... We were definitely
Not... Not for sure.
Hmm.
What's the latest?
Well, my partner at the firm
has actually set up
an appointment
with his urologist
friend for me today.
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