I Heart Huckabees Page #2
And this is, uh, a museum.
And this is a disease.
And this is an orgasm.
And this is a hamburger.
- Everything is the same even if it's different.
- Exactly.
But our everyday mind forgets this.
We think everything is separate.
Limited. I'm over here.
You're over there. Which is true.
But it's not the whole truth
because we're all connected.
Because we... are connected.
- Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure.
- Okay?
- Yeah.
- All right, now, we need to learn...
how to see the blanket truth
all the time.
Right in the everyday stuff.
And that's what this is for.
- Why?
- Why what?
Why do I need to learn how to see the blanket
thing all the time in the everyday stuff?
You wouldn't want to miss out
on the big picture, would you?
- Uh-uh.
- That's partly why you're here, right?
And this is it. I'm talking
about it right now.
It will take a while
for you to get it, you know?
- But... it will help you.
- [ Zipper Unzipping ]
- How?
- When you get the blanket thing you can relax...
because everything you could ever want
or be, you already have and are.
- That sounds very good.
- All right, get in.
- You want me to get in?
- So, get in here?
- Yeah.
- What's going to happen to me in there?
- Oh, hey, you're gonna see.
You'll find out.
The purpose of this suit, Mr. Markovski,
is to help shut down...
your everyday perceptions
and give up your usual identity...
- that you think separates you from everything.
This room,
this street...
this town, this country,
this economy...
this history,
this planet.
Your body,
your senses,yourjob.
Everything that
you identify with.
Hey, man. How's it going?
You're an a**hole.
We will f***ing
destroy you, deary.
- Got Shaquille O'Neal. I like Shaq.
- [ Girl Squeals ]
Hey.
- Brad Stand.
- Hey, how are you?
So what's the Open Spaces
take on that?
Well, I think you guys
can definitely rebuild in areas...
that are already run-down
instead of tearing up new land.
- [ Albert's Voice ] New land. New land.
- We're open to that.
That's who we are at Open Spaces.
We can't throw that away.
We're not asking you to throw that away.
I'm not gonna bullshit you, right?
Part of this is we took a beating in the press
for all our growth.
Opening so many stores
in such a short time.
So if we work with you
and your Open Spaces Coalition...
is that gonna help
the Huckabees image?
Yes. Does it
help me? Yes.
Do I benefit from getting some great P.R.
for Huckabees when we need it? Absolutely.
But do I care about
saving the open spaces? Yes, I do.
[ Woman Moaning ]
Don't look at me.
What's wrong with you?
Beat it, you little p*ssy.
- What's wrong with you?
- P*ssy.
- You're an a**hole.
- [ Gasping ]
- How are you? Okay? You doing okay?
I thought you said that
Eventually, but you have to
practice at home. Okay?
You got a lot of layers
in there, don't you? Huh? All right?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
How am I supposed to practice at home?
I don't have one of these.
It doesn't matter.
What you can do-- It--
Just use an eye mask
or shut your eyes, okay?
Oh.
Oh.
Um, hi. What should
I be doing?
Whatever you normally do.
[ No Audible Dialogue
Or Sound Effects ]
[ Machine Beeps ]
[ Woman ] i wanted to thank you
for what you did with the oak tree.
i played in that tree when i was little.
i thought we had a chance...
- but they chopped it to pieces.
[ Woman's Voice ]
Hi. i have some questions...
about power lines over the playground
where my daughter goes to school.
Please call me.
i'm Marjorie at 96--
- Hey, we got to talk, man.
- Hey, what's going on? Where is everybody?
- Brad moved the meeting.
- He what?
- To Huckabees corporate.
- Listen. Okay. I want you to do this.
I want you to get me the national office
on the phone right now.
Call Orrin Spence and tell him
that Brad is trying to hijack my coalition.
- This should've gone
to the other chapter a week ago.
- i want those flyers...
- It's a free country. The poems work.
- Oh, you are pissing people off.
- Oh, no, i'm not.
- Yeah, you really are. You're pissing people--
- No, I'm not.
If my poems had gone out with the
Shania mailing, it'd be a different story.
You know what? You're not leading
this coalition anymore.
- I am the coalition. I wrote the charter.
- Uh-huh. Not for long.
- Tell him it's important.
- I'm not going to any meeting at Huckabees.
- I can't get 'em.
- Can you just keep trying? Just keep trying.
Orrin Spence. Brad cannot
do this to us, all right?
- How can she get you out of the charter, man?
- She can't!
This is my work situation, the one
I was telling you about. It's a little--
I'll describe it later
to you if we could just--
- Don't worry, Albert. We're gonna
knock that meeting on its ass.
- Copy these and get these out.
You're fighting suburban sprawl and this fellow,
Brad Stand, and you have had a falling out.
Remember, I told you
not to come by my work?
Oh, yes, I remember. Now, tell me,
did the coalition inspire the poetry?
- Or did the poetry inspire the coalition?
- This is looking weird.
- Can we schedule a time when you can come by?
- This thread of your--
This has nothing to do with my coincidence.
My coincidence has to do with an African man.
Viv.! Viv.! Mr. Corn is having a crisis.
You better talk to him. Mr. Corn, crisis.
- Tommy, what is it?
- I got a serious situation here.
- Tell me what's happening.
- She wants to talk about my work situation.
- I want to know about my coincidences.
- What's happening now?
This is what's happening now.
She's spying--
- I don't want to do the blanket right now.
Like this.
Wait a minute. Whoa.
What's going on?
I need facts, Bernard,
to piece together a theory.
No time for infinity?
Gotta piece together a theory?
- This isn't cool.
- What? What?
Listen, you go visit Mr. Corn.
His wife is leaving him.
i think i've got a really
hot lead, Bernard.
Albert, the universe is an infinite sphere
whose center is everywhere...
and whose circumference
is nowhere.
Well, how can the center
be everywhere if--
- She just dove into the back of Angela's car.
- You gotta keep using the method.
I gotta check on-- on, uh,
Mr. Corn right now, okay?
That method works.
Don't forget to use it, all right?
Mmm. Mmm! Mm.
[ Chattering ]
[ Man ]Jimbo, everything
on this lawn goes.
The microwave,
the coffee grinder.
Baby! Baby, come on.
Don't do this, please.
Hey, don't do this.
- You don't need anyone.
- That's not true. I need you guys.
If nothing matters,
how can I matter?
I don't know if nothingness matters
or somethingness matters.
and I want you to help me.
Somethingness, nothingness.
You know what?
I-I-I-- You figure it out.
Let go! Let go of me!
Okay, uh, hold on now.
Tell me what happened. Okay?
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