Joshy Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 2016
- 93 min
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Yeah, that's my way
for letting me have
a seventh-grade style,
no frenching,
no touching sleepover.
Yeah, dude,
no worries.
Seventh-grade
sleepover style.
I'm sorry that I, like,
totally dingleberried
onto your night.
Are you kidding?
That was so fun.
You crashed here.
No big deal, dude.
- Yeah.
- Why is your hand
like that?
- Move your hand.
- Because I didn't
brush my teeth.
Well, I don't care.
Come on.
What time
do you think it is?
- Okay, yeah,
you should put...
Can-- can I use
your toothbrush?
Of course.
It's the white
and teal one.
It's not like
that Adam has.
- That guy has
a dorky toothbrush?
What a shocker.
Hello?
Come on in, guys.
- Boy:
I'm hungry.- Hello?
- You're hungry?
- Yeah.
Josh?
- - You think they're
still asleep?
- This is a mess.
- Oh, my god.
Hey, get him over here.
Come here, come here,
come here.
Man:
There is somebodyunder the coffee table.
You're right, buddy.
- Hey.
- Hey, I'm Eric.
Hey, I'm Aaron.
- Aaron, hi.
- Were you sleeping? Hey.
Are you okay?
You got...
- And who's this guy?
- ...A little--
that's my son.
Hello. Hi.
Nice to meet you.
- Hi, nice to meet you.
Are you--
did you get hurt?
- What?
- You just have a little...
Oh, no.
It's just allergy season.
There's like, a gun
sitting here, man.
Could you do me
a huge favor, man?
- Could we just kind of
get this area picked up?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Do you guys-- do you want
any of this before--
I'm joking.
- I'm all right.
- Little kids love this stuff.
- Okay.
- Aaron:
Where is Josh?Josh?
He's not
under the table.
That's the extent
of my knowledge.
I found everybody,
and I cleaned
the f***ing bleed--
no, just--
- sorry.
- Woman:
Ah, hey!- Cleaned up my nose.
- Woman:
How's it going?- Here they are.
- Thanks for coming.
- Nice to see you.
- Yeah, man.
- Good to see you.
- Good to see you, too.
- Yeah, thanks.
- What's up, dude?
- What's up, man?
- F***ing lumberjack?
Nice to see you, man.
Thanks for inviting us.
Sorry we just rolled up now.
Looks like we missed
a lot of the action, but...
- Hi. I'm Jodi.
- Oh, hi.
Hey, how's it going?
I'm Anita.
- Hi, Anita.
- Hi.
- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah. Nice to meet you, too.
How do you g--
how do you know these guys?
I just met Ari
in the bar last night.
In the parking lot,
actually.
Yeah, we all met.
Everybody met.
Oh, so you spent
the night?
- Yeah, yeah. I slept.
- We took her in.
With a lot of liquor
in my system.
- Wow! That sounds
like a fun time.
- Little orphan.
Little stray.
Um, you guys hungry?
Should we, uh, keep
You know, I'm good.
You know what, actually,
my friends probably
think I'm dead.
Truly, they probably think
i am like kidnapped
and chopped up,
- so I'm gonna go.
- Okay.
- But, please, do your
whole thing. I'm sorry.
- Oh, yeah.
- Great to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. Bye.
- Guys.
- See you, Jodi.
- Bye, Jodi.
- Do you want me
to drive you?
No, I'm fine.
I'm gonna walk it off.
- It'd be good.
- Are you sure?
- I think I should
drive you home.
- No. Why?
You're-- and now
you make me-- I'm...
- No, I'm not making any...
- I feel like I crashed
your weekend.
I'm, like, literally
not trying to stay.
- I'm gonna go.
- Okay.
- Okay. Cool life experience.
- Yeah.
- Bye.
- Over the course of the day...
- Here, you can wipe that
on here.
- Hey, Jude?
- What?
You wanna know
what your uncle Greg
does for a living?
- What?
- I make every candy
in the whole world.
No, he's not
your uncle Greg.
If you've tasted a candy,
i made it in my kitchen.
- Jude:
No.- Greg:
Yeah.How you doing, Josh?
Are you talking to anybody?
Are you seeing
a therapist?
Does tonie count,
our dealer from last night?
Yeah, that's perfect,
yeah.
Drown everything
in drugs and--
and that's just,
like, the best...
Oh, our Blackjack
dealer last night.
We went to a casino.
All I hear about is, like,
the bars you guys went to,
casino you went to.
Like, has anyone
brought this up?
Like, are you guys
discussing this at all?
Or are you just pretending
it didn't happen?
I totally hear you,
but to me,
it feels like
time and place.
I'm here to do
what Joshua wants,
and it seems to me
like Joshua got us together
to have a fun weekend
where we can just
f***ing cut loose
a little bit.
Great.
Let's all go get drunk.
Let's also
not pretend, uh,
that the reason
we're here
isn't something that was
super traumatic
for our buddy.
Even if he's
going through it quietly,
even more of a reason that
it's our responsibility
to bring it up
and talk about it.
Uh, thanks
for chatting out here.
Yeah, what's up, man?
You like running
interference in there?
- No.
- You're, like,
a party wing man
- who can't get serious?
- What?
- What's going on?
- No, I'm just here
to have a good time
because that's what
Joshua seems to want
to have this weekend.
Well, I think that
the good time happened.
- Oh, okay.
- And I happened to meet you
under a coffee table
- with a f***ing bloody nose.
- And I apologized about that.
Check off crazy party night.
You got it, man.
- Okay.
- Congratulations.
- Well, congratulations
for showing up
- 100% success.
- With the family.
- What does that mean?
It means this was,
like, a boy's weekend.
Where did it say
boy's weekend?
Where did it say
bring your wife
and four-year-old son?
Where'd it say not to?
I was on all the same
emails you were.
By the way, speaking
of my wife and kid,
I don't appreciate
bringing my four-year-old
into a room
that's, like, coated
in cocaine powder
and having to basically
pry a gun out of his hand
and move the bong
out of the way!
You think-- you think
i would have just, like--
if I knew your kid
were coming,
I would have
laid out drugs...
You offered him cocaine!
He is four years old!
- As a joke!
- Yeah, I suspect
that you would've...
My big mistake
is realizing
that your son had
the same f***ing lame
sense of humor as you
- oh, yeah, that's really funny.
- And couldn't get a joke.
Yeah, that's awesome, man.
What a cool guy.
- But maybe
if he wants to get---
- hey, nice to meet you, buddy.
- Nice to meet you too, man.
- You know what?
Go f***ing
do some more cocaine
and f*** yourself.
All right, bud.
Good hangs!
- Jude:
Where are we going?- All right, is he buckled up?
Yes.
- Eric:
There you go, baby.- Greg:
Yeah!- That's a capper.
- Ooh, ditty, ditty,
ditty, ditty.
I didn't mean to step
on your sh*t, Eric.
I just feel taking mushrooms
and chilling out is, like--
- I don't want to go anywhere.
- No. I totally get it.
And you know what?
Like, we did some
boozing last night,
and I think mushrooms
are the play.
- Hey.
- Hey, how are you, bud?
Thanks for, uh,
coming to fix this.
Oh, no problem.
It's just an
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