I Melt with You Page #3
- Oh, my God.
Look at this.
- Oh, wow.
- This is the best I've felt all year,
- being here with you guys.
- Yes, indeed. Yes.
But I know it's because
I can't feel anything.
- Drugs.
- Maybe it's not.
Maybe it's... it's us,
being together.
- Don't just rule that out.
- That's why we do this.
That's right.
The question, Rich,
is that why we do this?
I love it.
I think it's fantastic.
I mean, I look forward to it.
I plan for it.
I need it.
I mean, it's like
Christmas for me.
Or if you're
a non-Christian,
it's like your birthday.
Yeah, or if you're
a Jehovah's Witness,
don't celebrate birthdays,
then it's like the day you get married.
You know, it's slightly
less subdued than I imagine
the typical Jehovah's Witness
wedding to be.
But at your wedding?
My wedding.
Oh, man.
We are marooned.
We are stuck, man.
Why don't you have
a woman, Rich?
I mean, I know
you have women...
but, like, the woman.
Why?
Why do I need the woman?
Why? Why?
You know, you know...
to tame you,
to train you.
I'm... I'm trained.
I'm house-trained, you know.
Untamed, maybe,
but I don't piss
on the carpets.
It's okay, man,
to let a girl love you.
Who... who wants this?
Hmm?
My mother?
She's...
You f*** lots of women.
Have you ever truly loved one?
I love 'em all.
Can't love 'em all
if you only love one.
If that's true,
that's interesting.
Yeah.
You want to know
what I think, Timothy?
When they really
get to see me...
they don't like what they see.
You make sure of that.
Maybe.
- Whoa ho!
- There they...
- Whoa ho!
- Hey!
- Whoa ho!
- Up here!
Hey, you guys!
Well played.
Porsches are known
for taking up sand dunes.
Not gonna work.
We've got your energy.
Oh, help is here!
- It's easy to...
- Here we go.
Lay down and hide
Where's a warrior
without his pride?
- We're gonna move real good
- Yeah, right
- Okay
It's dog eat dog eat dog eat dog eat
dog eat dog eat dog eat dog
Leapfrog the dog
and brush me, daddy-o
Makes me proud,
so proud of you
I see innocence
shining through
Makes me proud,
so proud of you.
Thinkin'
of blue thunder now
Singin' to myself
Thinkin' how fast
it moves...
Wow.
I was singin' something
Out on Route 128
- Thinkin' how blue it looks...
- A little artist.
Singin' out loud...
The SEC
and a government subpoena?
Jesus Christ.
A subpoena and...
- Need a drink?
- Yes.
Thank you.
Recognize anyone here?
Oh, jeez.
Who the f*** are those people?
I don't even
recognize that guy.
Do you ever get scared?
What are you asking me?
I guess I'm asking you if your life
turned out the way you thought it would.
Look, I just want to have
a good time, man, okay?
I just... all that...
that dreamy sh*t,
it's not... it's just...
it ain't for me, man.
- Not now, not now.
- Very hunter and gatherer of you.
Well, you've always been more
evolved than me, Tim... always.
But being part girl
will do that to you...
help you to develop
your sensitivity, you know?
I get it.
Look, I just...
Eyes closed, mouth open.
Dilaudid.
A morphine derivative.
I had a patient
who offered me money
for a prescription.
It changed the landscape
of my practice.
She had a lot of friends.
And this became your practice
rather than the one that you imagined
you would have.
and I can save lives."
Mother Earth is pregnant
for the third time,
for y'all have knocked her up.
I have tasted the maggots
in the mind of the universe.
I was not offended,
for I knew I had
to rise above it all,
or drown in my own sh*t...
- How you feeling, big fellow?
- F*** off!
- Oh, just...
- Great. This is great.
- Come on, the air, the birds.
- Oh, I love it. You kiddin'?
Are you kiddin'?
The best.
You okay, man?
Hey, man,
it's a brilliant idea,
coming out here.
- Yeah.
- Oh, yeah.
"I got an idea, let's go fishing.
Let's go fishing.
Argh argh!"
And the best news is,
we're gonna be here all day.
"It sounds fun!"
- F*** you guys!
- We're having a reunion.
Give me a pole!
Let's do it.
What you got for me?
No, wait.
I'll take his place.
Hey, Timmy, I think I got one!
Oh, sh*t.
So... this is
a reunion, huh?
We all went
to college together.
Jonathan and Richard have known
each other since grade school.
We meet every year somewhere.
That's nice.
It's... it's nice.
- It's good to catch up.
- Sure is.
I left school when I was 14.
The sea kept me moving,
so I never had any reunions,
except for with my wife
after long fishing trips.
She died 11 years ago.
Cancer.
So I spend most of my days
out here just drifting around,
I realize I was...
I was lucky
to have felt
something that looked
or smelled or...
resembled real love.
I tasted it,
and it made every day anointed.
Nothing mattered
when we were together.
And when we were apart...
I felt him.
I felt him
like my own breath.
Do you believe in heaven?
I wish I did.
All righty, boy,
all righty, boy.
- Are you still writing?
- Yeah.
Yeah, I write.
I write all the time, Ron.
I write on chalkboards.
and ask for more money.
And sometimes I write,
"Dear God,
when You get a chance,
can You tell me why I've got
nothing to write about?"
What does that
gibberish mean, man?
I'm a...
For now,
I'm a teacher of English.
How is Amanda?
I tell you, Rich, man,
sometimes I can't believe
that I chose so well.
I wake up with that warm body
next to mine,
and I just...
Yeah, you're a lucky man.
She doesn't push me
or question me, you know?
We respect what we both do,
and it's defined.
I know my role.
But I still don't know
why I've done the things
that I've done.
I'm in trouble, Rich.
I'm in deep,
over-my-head,
drowning, motherfucking...
trouble.
- You want me to go get the food?
- All right, yeah.
Sounds good, man.
Did you have
Yeah, well, is there
anyone else here
who might have my order?
- Just one.
- God damn, I bet you that's mine.
Would you like to pay now?
Oh, yeah, ahem, of course.
Would you like to go home
with my order?
I'm working.
And you should probably
work on your lines.
If I work on my lines,
would you consider my offer?
No.
Yeah.
She likes me.
She likes me.
Looks like you're
feeding an army there.
- Walk out with me.
- What?
I want you to take
that apron off,
throw it on the floor,
walk around the bar,
You're really high, aren't you?
You say that like you like it.
I'm gonna give you my number.
I'm in town for three days.
I got three friends.
We're harmless and fun.
Maybe you've got three friends,
you want to come over,
it's up to you.
But, hey, if you're planning
on throwing that away
and not calling me...
wait till I'm about
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