House Hunting
[heart beating]
Let's go.
Wait, wait, wait.
Can we go, just the two of us?
Look, if this is gonna work,
you two need to get along.
She doesn't like me.
Well, it takes effort
from both sides.
She's had a hard time lately,
that's all I'm saying.
Come on, you know
I didn't mean anything by it.
Just come.
OK.
But you're gonna
make it up to me later.
OK, I will.
I mean with dinner...out.
Yeah, OK.
Look at how many of you
there are.
Oh, cool.
You think all the you's
are thinking the same thing?
Yeah, they're thinking,
"Get me out of this TV."
I can't believe
you're doing homework.
AP classes.
Um, you girls better clean up.
Emmy, get ready.
We're leaving in a half.
Is she going?
Yes, she's going.
Can't I just stay here?
We're leaving in a half.
She's so fake.
She seems nice.
Yeah, too nice.
Yeah, well, at least
she leaves you alone.
My step-mom always
wants to hang out,
even bribes me with
wine coolers.
It's pitiful.
This is actually a really good
price for 70 acres.
We foreclosed on this house
eight months ago.
It's only now just coming
on the market.
That's sad.
It's not so sad.
It had to go to somebody.
OK, peeps.
Lunch?
Lunch, for sure.
OK, I see how it is.
Ah, well, at least
we agreed on something.
Yes, we do...at last.
Well, what do we think?
Got anything else?
Jesus, man, you shouldn't
sneak up on people.
Sorry about that.
Not too keen on
the neighborhood, huh?
Not really.
Well, I don't blame you.
It's pre-fab crap around here.
You live around here?
Me? No, no, no, no.
Is that your son?
Yeah.
You know, you look like a man
who needs some space.
You know, a place you can
really stretch your legs.
What if I told you
I had just the place?
I should have figured you were
trying to sell something.
You a realtor?
No, no, this is my place.
The open house is today.
It's a real escape
from the world.
That's a deal for 70 acres.
What's the catch?
Oh, there's no strings attached.
You just have to really want it.
I'll hope to see you there.
Come on, Ollie.
So, Em, want to go
shopping tomorrow?
We could, um, go to a movie.
What else could we do?
I guess we could, um...
EMMY:
Who's that guy?Who?
Did you see that?
Careful! Sorry, sir.
Did you see that man?
What man?
Him?
-His face!
-Shh!
Great tour.
Yeah, we could do this today.
We'll give you a call.
There has been a lot
of interest in the place.
We'll give you a call.
Thank you.
Thank you.
It was great.
You should've gone inside,
and the price is perfect.
It's not right.
What's wrong with it? You didn't
even give it a chance.
It had a pool.
How long exactly do you
plan on staying with us?
Jesus, Don.
It's your fault
you're in that thing.
It's yuppy-ville around here,
drives me crazy.
Come on, let's take a look
at this place.
Where did you get that?
I want to go home!
It won't take long.
I'm telling you what I saw!
Oh, my God.
I saw him, too.
There was nothing wrong
with him,
except for the tacky hat.
Dad, why won't you
listen to me?
Please, Emmy,
I understand you don't want
to be here, OK, but really!
This has nothing to do with her!
Her?
Is that how I'm referred to now?
I'll refer to you
any way I like!
Both of you, stop it!
Now we're going to go
see this house,
and then we're going
to go home.
And I don't want to hear
any more about it
from either of you.
I don't want to hear a word!
That's him, that's the guy
from the restaurant.
CHARLIE:
Emmy!Come on.
Look at this place!
Huh?
CHARLIE:
Well, it looks likewe missed the open house.
EMMY:
Technicallyit's still an open house.
Hello?
Hello?
MAN ON RECORDING: Welcome
to lot number 6485.
Feel free to take a look
around.
Press the buttons
on the speakers
you see around the house
to hear about this great place!
I think you'll like
what you see.
People are so lazy nowadays.
Well, we can go in.
[car pulls into driveway]
CHARLIE:
Who's this?This is more like it.
CHARLIE:
Hi.I take it
you're not the realtor?
No.
We're the Hayses.
I'm Charlie Hays.
Don.
The door was wide open,
we just peeked in.
The number's on the sign,
we'll just get it.
I'm cold.
I'm gonna go sit in the car.
Bye.
He seems friendly.
He sees us as competition,
and well he should.
For what?
Oh, come on, this is pristine!
of nowhere.
That's my point.
The service out here sucks.
Dad!
-Is everybody OK?
-Yeah.
-Emmy?
-I'm fine.
You didn't hit her, did you?
No, he didn't hit her.
You didn't, did you?
No.
I don't think so.
SUSAN:
Hello?Oh, my God.
CHARLIE:
Hello?SUSAN:
Would you help me,please?
[girl grunting]
CHARLIE:
What's the matter?EMMY:
I thinkshe bit her tongue.
SUSAN:
Just keep her down.[girl becomes quiet]
[car pulls up]
[car door shuts]
Did you hit her?
No, she ran out of the woods
in front of the car, we swerved.
What's wrong with her mouth?
CHARLIE:
She bit her tongue.F***ing gross.
SUSAN:
She's in shock.DON:
How do you know?I'm a nurse.
She was running from someone.
Do you think this is
why the house is empty?
CHARLIE:
What...well, what do you mean?
Let's get out of here,
let's get her to the hospital.
[straining]
One, two, three.
Hey! Hey!
Don! What are you doing?
Could you turn the heat up,
please?
She's freezing.
Who do you think she is?
Maybe a runaway?
Who cares?
I just want her out of my car.
How can you say that?
Easy. There's something off.
Or am I the only one
to see that?
No, Don, for God's sakes.
You're not the only one
who sees that something's off.
OK, I'm sure there's a
reasonable explanation for this.
Sure there is.
Does any of this
seem reasonable to you?
LESLIE:
Hey!Why the hell
did you turn around?
I didn't.
JASON:
We must haveturned around, right?
I didn't turn around.
[girl grunting]
Keep her quiet!
It's OK, it's OK,
it's OK, it's OK.
[girl quiets]
EMMY:
Did you see that?JASON:
What the f***?It's OK.
What do you think?
Welcome to lot number 6485.
Feel free to take
a look around.
Press the buttons
on the speakers
you see around the house
to hear about this great place!
I think you'll like
what you see.
LESLIE:
Would you slow down!JASON:
Dad, relax!Yeah, take it easy, will you?
Don't tell me to take it easy!
CHARLIE:
What--DON:
Don't!Get out.
JASON:
What do you want?-Get out, Jason.
-Ow!
CHARLIE:
Get off her!DON:
Tell me what's going on!CHARLIE:
Get off her![all yelling]
Oh, my God!
Her tongue is gone!
This is f***ed up!
DON:
I'm sorry.[engine starts]
[engine stops]
SUSAN:
What's going on?[engine cranking]
We're out of gas.
I'm gonna take a walk
through the woods.
No, no, Don, please don't.
There's somebody out there.
Someone's bound to show up
in the morning.
What do you mean, stay here?
CHARLIE:
I saw a fireplaceand firewood inside.
No, uh-uh, no,
I don't want to do that.
That's a bad idea.
Flashlights?
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