Joshy Page #7
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- Year:
- 2016
- 93 min
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electrical problem.
It's not much wrong.
Sorry, you're kind of
getting stuck
with the only guy
who doesn't really
enjoy the hot tub.
I hear you, man.
No, but I'll get
your balances just perfect
and you'll be
in this thing in about
an hour with your buddies.
I don't really like
getting in it myself.
You know, just because
of the amount of bacteria
that lives
in warm still water
and, you know, the way
that the kind of heat
breeds a cloud
of disease that just
hovers above it.
Yeah, well,
i guess hot tubs
aren't for everyone.
Yeah, i--
i can agree to that.
- Definitely not for me.
- It was really nice
to meet you.
Do you mind
if I sit here with you
while you work
or-- or would you
rather work alone?
Yeah, whatever
you'd like.
Eric:
Can I take
a picture of you?
Sure.
- So what happened?
- What?
- With, uh,
what's her name?
- Oh, Rachel.
Rachel. What'd she do?
How'd she die?
How'd she do it,
i mean?
Well, um,
she-- she was cooking dinner
for him on his birthday,
and he went down
to the gym
and when he came back,
she was dead.
Pull!
- That's so awful.
- Yeah, it's a bummer.
Her parents are kind of
giving him a hard time.
Why? They think
he did something?
I think it must be hard
to, like,
admit that your child
is sick like that
enough to do something, so...
Oh, god, I can't believe
that I said all that stuff,
- like...
- What stuff?
Just, like,
congratulations,
- and I called her
a f***ing b*tch.
- Oh, don't worry, dude.
Joshy is--
- he didn't even
register it.
- He's like...
- That's what I do,
though, you know?
That's what I do.
I start talking,
and I don't
stop talking.
- How'd she do it?
- Huh?
How'd she do it?
How'd she kill herself?
Oh, I don't know if
that's the best place to...
I gotta know.
I gotta know.
- Well, she...
- I'm just gonna be wondering
about it the whole day,
and I don't want that
to be in my mind.
She asphyxiated herself.
Oh, my god.
Are you kidding me?
What, with a bag?
I don't wanna get
into the details, man.
- I'm starting to feel...
- I gotta know.
- What, with a rope?
- A belt.
- One of his belts.
- Oh, my god, his belt.
Used his belt
to kill herself.
Oh, I'm feeling so weird
in my stomach right now.
- Yeah.
- I feel like I'm
just about to explode.
- My stomach.
- ...This'll be really hard.
- Oh, my stomach.
Greg:
There's no such thing
as time travel.
Everything is gonna
stay the way it is.
You can't
correct anything.
I can't go back
and make anything right.
They told me they were
a good idea to hire
because they're getting
something pretty to look at,
and they'd make us
look cooler than anybody else.
My father
went in a hot tub
and started feeling
something strange
in his leg
and a few days later,
it had grown to a boil
the size of
a ping-pong ball.
And my uncle
just rolled it
with a rolling pin
and when it popped,
pus hit the ceiling.
Wow, a disgusting story.
You should have never
put their pictures
online, Ari!
My marriage is over!
Greg, Greg, Greg.
Adam:
It was 10 yearsof being together,
and her main argument
was that she felt
like she'd missed out
on her 20s.
Not entirely,
but in a way that was scary
as she started entering
into her 30s
and just, I guess,
wondered what else
was out there.
Imagine the fun
when you meet
somebody like you
who is fully able
to commit.
- Yeah.
- You'll have something
that you never had
with this other woman,
no disrespect to
what you guys had.
No, you can disrespect her
all you want now.
For now, the question
is just where do I go?
Repairman:
You're gonna be just fine.
...look amazing.
- Amazing, like,
all the time?
- Yeah.
- Yes.
- Jodi.
- Hey, happy birthday,
right?
- Hi.
- Yes, it's my birthday.
- Hey, Jodi.
Hey, thank you.
- Happy birthday to everyone.
- This is Jen and Ali.
- Happy birthday.
- Happy birthday.
- Hi. Oh, okay.
- Hey.
- To my happy birthday.
- Happy birthday.
- Adam!
- This is Ari.
- Jen.
- Hi.
- Hey, how's it going?
- Hi, Adam.
- Happy birthday.
- Thank you.
- This is Jen and Ali.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- Jen.
Adam.
- Can I talk to you
for a second?
- Sure.
Awesome.
- Am I in trouble?
- No.
- Do you want me to sit here?
- Uh, sure, yeah. Why?
Great.
I've been wanting to
apply for this position
for a long time.
I'm-- I'm Adam.
Did-- did Jodi mention me
at all to one of you?
No?
Because we had
a nice little
conversation last night
where she mentioned
that she had a friend
who she felt, like,
might sort of be
the kind of person
who would be interested
in talking to a guy like me.
I'm wondering
if it's you.
Or if it is you?
Guys, we gotta
rally here, okay?
- Energy is low.
- I'm good.
- You're good.
- You're the only one
that's f***ing good
right now, Joshua.
- Yeah.
- But this guy,
comatose Carl,
come on, man.
We gotta get some
drinks in us, all right?
Happy birthday.
- Can I open this?
- Yeah, sure.
Is this a cd mix?
Yes, it is a cd mix.
Does this mean
you have a time machine
back to 1998?
No, I just--
my computer's really old,
so it does have
the capabilities
of burning cds.
You should be more impressed
that I actually found a...
- A cd?
- A blank cd, yeah.
Oh, thank you so much.
- Just my size.
- And that is from
my private collection.
That's a big fatty.
Thank you so much.
It actually is
the loveliest
birthday present
that I ever
could have asked for.
It's very nice.
Looking at the history
of ancient aliens,
you have to imagine
that every visit from them
- kicked off
a major new phase
- oh.
In human advancement.
You know,
and there's examples of it
basically
at every huge leap
that we've taken
as a civilization.
The most notable example,
i guess, that I could reference
- is something like
the pyramids.
- Yeah.
I get it.
You're preaching
to the choir.
There's
just clearly no way
that normal
ancient Egyptians
could have conceived of...
There's no way
that humans
with human hands
can build
f***ing pyramids.
It's crazy.
- I'm gonna go.
- Not only have they
lasted longer
than everything else
that was built around them,
just they're simply not
what anything would have
looked like at the time.
And here's the thing that's
going to blow your mind...
- You like that?
- Yeah, it's nice.
I usually button
in another direction, but...
Shh.
- Are we...
- Shh.
- Almost due
for another one?
- Shh.
We should have gone
to the vineyard.
That's all I asked.
It's, like, people think
i just come up
with these things
arbitrarily,
like, "let's go
to a vineyard." No.
I do the research, okay?
If we'd gone
to the vineyard,
we wouldn't have
eaten mushrooms,
you wouldn't have
lost your f***ing mind.
It's just, like,
people don't listen to me.
All I'm
trying to do is
create a fun,
dynamic weekend.
I did--
i did wanna, um,
tell you
something, though.
Okay.
I didn't get a chance
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