Happy Christmas Page #2
Jenny.
Jenny, baby,
this isn't the place to sleep.
This is someone's bedroom.
We're gonna get you back
to your own bedroom, okay?
Okay, let's move it,
okay, Jenny?
Jenny, I need you to
get out of the bed.
So I'm gonna take you
out of the bed now.
That hurt.
Don't kick me.
I don't want to have to touch
you in these place... Ow!
These are coming
off here. This is...
You just opened your eyes like a
person who knew what you were doing.
Get up! Get up!
I beg of you to just get out of the bed.
This is embarrassing for me.
This is honestly
embarrassing for me.
Hello?
(CLEARS THROAT) What?
Is she okay?
Okay.
You can go back to sleep.
What? What?
Okay, will you just text
me the address and I'll...
I'm gonna jump in
the car right now.
I'll be over there
in just, in a sec.
Okay, no, no. I'm glad you called.
Okay, thanks.
Jenny?
I'm gonna need
you to just stand up
and then I can carry you
the rest of the way,
but will you please
just get up enough that...
I'm fine.
This is what I was dealing with
in the bedroom, by the way.
I'm fine. Don't!
I'm so...
All right, will you help me open the door,
please? The front door.
Yeah. I'm gonna be
back for my coat.
I have my car keys in my pocket.
I am so sorry.
So when we're outside...
I am so sorry
that I woke you up.
Are you apologizing to me?
Yes.
I'm glad you called me.
It's the right thing to do.
Don't apologize for that.
I'll just be back for my coat
in one second. I'm so sorry.
Okay. Will you, will you...
Before we get outside,
will you fish my keys out of my pocket?
Yeah, I'm sorry.
I was figuring out which...
Just hit the unlock button.
You're gonna have to help
me get her into the car.
Okay. All right, Jenny.
I'm gonna set you down
and we're gonna take a few steps
out of the front door, okay?
I'm fine.
Can you... I'm sorry.
Yeah, I got the door.
I got the door.
(JUDE EXCLAIMING)
KELLY:
Do you want some more?Do you want some cereal?
A little bit of cereal?
There. There's a whole
bunch of Cheerios.
Yum, yum.
(MOANING LOUDLY)
(CHUCKLES)
You're a crazy person.
You're eating
that like a maniac.
(MIMICS JUDE)
Hey.
Hey, sweetie.
Do you want some
eggs if I make some?
Yes, please.
Okay.
Here you go.
Here you go. Hold that.
(JUDE COOING)
Quack, quack, quack, quack,
quack, quack, quack, quack.
Hi.
Hi.
Hey.
Hi.
I'm Jenn.
Hey, Jenn.
I'm Jeff's sister, so, hi.
Hi. Nice to meet you.
I'm Kevin.
Is Kelly not here?
No.
Okay.
Yeah.
No, Kelly and Jeff left a little while ago.
It's nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
Are you just hanging out?
No, I was just
gonna take a shower.
Okay.
(JUDE SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
Yeah, a cow.
We're just playing with some animals.
Cool.
Nice to meet you!
Nice to meet you, too.
All right, you want
to do that again? Okay.
KEVIN:
Hey, we're gonna go tothe park if you want to come.
What?
We're gonna go to the park
if you want to come with us.
Um, yeah.
Yeah, I just need
to put shoes on.
Okay, we'll be out front.
(LAUGHING)
Oh, my God.
A happy boy.
How long are you in town for?
For a while, I think.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I don't actually know.
Okay.
He's obsessed with you.
We got a pretty
good thing going, yes.
That's my little guy.
My little friend.
A grape. A grape.
Jude, can I have a grape?
No.
No?
Can I have an apple?
Oh.
Hi.
KEVIN:
Hey!Is it good?
KELLY:
Thank you so much.KEVIN:
You are so welcome.Sorry to do that so
last minute. I really...
No worries. He pooped twice
and I just changed him.
Great. Thank you.
You're very welcome.
Thank you, yeah.
Do you want to feed it to me?
Jenny. I should get your number
so I can give you those DVDs.
Yeah! Thank you, Jude.
I'll just put it in your phone.
Okay. Here.
I don't know if he
should eat that now.
Great. I'll...
Yeah, see ya.
Call you when they're ready.
Okay.
All right.
Thank you, Kevin.
Thank you.
Yeah. You're welcome.
Have a good day.
I'm gonna eat all your apples.
I don't go out
with the intention of
getting hammered and coming...
It just...
It just happens?
I'm a... I...
You just find that that happens?
No, no, I'm just saying that did happen.
I don't know.
Empty stomach or whatever,
and I, you know...
Obviously it,
that got away from me and that's...
I'm an adult and
that's a weak excuse,
but it's not like I'm gonna
be going out and partying.
I know you have a baby in the house
and I can't be coming home...
I know.
It's not the greatest.
It makes me nervous that you're
gonna leave the door unlocked or,
you know, some...
Right.
Just some of it just makes
me a little nervous.
Right.
But, you know,
but also, are you okay?
Like what happened
with her boyfriend
and stuff like...
Nobody knows...
I don't know.
Well, I certainly don't know.
She's drinking a lot.
She didn't act
like it was some strange thing.
She's drinking a lot.
Is she drinking a lot today?
What do you mean?
Just last night she drank a lot?
No, last night, you...
Who does that on the first
night with their brother?
I don't know.
I mean, she's a lot younger than us.
I don't know.
Do you remember how you used to act?
That's not very nice.
No, I'm not accusing.
I'm asking you do you
remember how you used to act.
That wasn't an implication.
Yes, you've heard stories.
That was an implication. But I...
It was not, relax.
I had some semblance of propriety
or something, you know?
Oh, my God. Now you're
acting all victimized.
I wasn't saying anything.
Relax.
God, I'm not.
Anyway, all I'm saying is
if you could just have a talk to
her and just sort of cement it.
Okay. The next time
she does something like this,
I'll certainly
have a talk with her.
Well, why don't you just talk to
her now so there isn't a next time?
Oh, my God.
You are terrible.
She's just in the basement.
You mean "right now" right now?
It's like, 20 steps away.
Yeah, tonight,
just so it's not like,
"Hey, I'm the dick who has a problem
with it. Your brother's cool."
I mean, if Trevor was here,
I would have told him.
Jesus Christ. But he behaved like an angel,
so...
I'm go...
Fine, I'm going. Jesus.
Thank you.
Hey.
Hey.
How's everything going?
Good.
You done with those dishes?
Yeah. I'm...
Okay.
I love her.
I love your whole family.
I don't know if I feel
super comfortable anymore.
You don't feel like she can
successfully babysit Jude
for even minor times you would
like to leave the house?
She doesn't seem like
a responsible person.
She's not a responsible person.
Okay, so...
A lot of the reason why
it was a good idea for her
to come live here
was for you. Not me.
No, I know that.
She's gonna lighten your load.
But she proved
we can't trust her.
It's not like...
So what are you gonna do?
You're gonna have
that conversation
with her and tell her
you don't trust her...
I kind of did.
Give her a second chance.
Let her prove to us that
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