Landline Page #7
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and I was talking to Nate there.
And then--
- No!
Oh, my f***ing God.
- Please, please, please.
Let me finish.
- Did you f*** him?
- I'm not putting
my words together.
- Did you f*** him?
You f***ed him!
- [crying]
- I knew it.
I f***ing knew it,
and I didn't say anything
because I'm a f***ing chump!
- No, no, no, no, no.
I am the chump.
- I can't believe you.
- Ben? Ben, please.
Please, please!
Ben!
- You drop your box, Raisin Man.
- F*** you!
[disco music playing]
- Never was
a disco man myself.
- Neither was my husband.
The coke was great.
- [laughs]
Yeah, so I hear.
Divorced? Widowed?
- Uh, what if I'm neither?
So how long
you been divorced?
- I'm not.
- Looking for a third?
- You're not his type.
- You're a real pisser.
- [laughs]
- I'm Mitch.
- Let's dance, Mitch.
- Who knows how to disco
like it's 1975?
[disco music plays]
- Dim all the lights,
sweet darling
'Cause tonight
It's all the way
Hey, baby,
Turn up the old Victrola
- [sniffs]
What did I just do?
- Badelia be crazy.
- I just didn't want
to be Dad.
- You're not Dad.
- You should've seen
his face.
He's never going
to talk to me again.
- Yes, he will.
I mean it.
It will be okay.
Um, can you just wait here?
I have to pick up
something for a friend.
I'll be back
in, like, a second.
- No, thank you.
[door slams]
Who do you know
who lives here?
- Um, don't worry
about it.
- Ugh, Ali, no,
I hate that, okay.
And also this has been
a horrible, long night.
Can we please just go home?
- Yeah, just wait
right there, okay?
- [sighs]
Is this dripping?
- Bag and a bag?
- Uh, yeah. Two?
- Two and two.
- What? Wait, he's taking
my money.
- He'll be right back,
freshie.
- Is this your friend?
What did--
- Just be quiet, okay?
- Why?
Is this a drug deal?
Are you buying drugs?
- Shut the f*** up, trash bag.
- Uh, take a better look,
cool guy.
I'm a California Raisin.
- Dana! Can you just--
can you be cool, please?
- No, I can't be cool.
I've had the worst night,
and I don't know why
to this gross place.
No offense.
Let's just go.
[glass shatters]
Ooh! Oh my God!
Is that a needle?
- Just calm down, okay?
- I don't want to calm down.
- It's for a friend.
It's not even for me.
And this is not, like,
It's--it's a holiday.
- The holiday is Halloween,
which is not typically
a heroin holiday
on most people's calendars.
You're so smart.
Why would you do this?
You know that people do it
one time, they get addicted--
- I did it once.
I'm fine.
Jesus F***ing Christ, Dana,
not everything
is so black and white.
Like, you can--you can f*** Nate
and still love Ben, right?
- Oh, sh*t!
- Okay. You need
to just step out.
You're not
in this conversation.
[sighs]
[footsteps on stairs]
- So, Mini Trash,
want your sh*t or not?
- Not.
[muted yelling]
- Five-o! Five-o!
- What is that?
- I don't know.
- Yo, run, raisins, run!
- Go, go, Ali!
Go, go, go, go, go.
- Hold on, ladies
- Are you kidding?
I just said no.
- And I'm sure Nancy Reagan
would be real proud.
But you're trespassing.
Come on.
- All alone
All alone
[Alan laughs]
- Like a near-sighted dog
with a bone
Aw, but it's better
- Hey. Lenny's on HBO.
- Yakking on the phone
I gave her everything
- Remember I took you
to see him on our first date?
Then we went to night court
to watch hookers
and pimps get arraigned.
[laughs]
What's...
What's gotten into you, huh?
Hi.
[kissing]
[heavy breathing]
[exhales]
[moans]
[cries out]
Oh. Oh!
- Ah, oh.
[sighs]
- Oh.
- I'll be rich
- [gasps]
- But so all alone
[applause]
Alan?
- What?
- Which one of us
fucks better?
- What are--what are you
talking about?
- Just--just stop, okay.
- Really, Patty,
I don't know what you're--
- Stop.
Stop lying.
I know about Carla.
I read all the stupid...
f***ing sh*t that you wrote.
- Are you serious?
It's a play.
It's--it's for the play.
f***ing computer at your head.
- Patty, I--
- Just stay,
stay where you are.
What was your plan?
Were you ever
going to tell me or...
Why her and not me?
- Because she knows
I'm alive, okay?
- She knows you're alive?
Really?
When was the last time
you or anybody in this house
ever even looked at me?
- You think I'm a failure.
You said it
right in front of Ali.
- I did what?
- You don't even
like me anymore.
- Look, I married you, okay.
Can we just assume
that I like you?
- I don't have to assume
with her.
She tells me!
- Really? She tells you what?
That you're so great
and that she loves you.
- Yeah, for who I am
and some other person
I had...
I had no idea...
that this was
going to be anything, Patty.
I don't want
to lose you.
And the girls.
- You broke the rules.
[phone rings]
[sighs]
[phone rings]
[indistinct chatter]
[door unlocking]
[door squeaks]
- [sighs]
[laughs quietly]
[door buzzes]
[door slams open]
[soft music]
- Hey.
[patting]
We're home.
We'll all talk
in the morning.
I'm gonna find a spot.
- Okay.
Okay.
- Mom?
[sighs]
Mom?
Oh my God, Mom.
We're okay.
I'm so sorry. We're fine.
We're fine.
Mom, we're totally fine.
- [sniffs]
Your father f***ed up.
[laughs]
- We know.
- You do?
- We haven't known
for very long.
And we also weren't sure.
- Yeah, but I should've
told you.
- No, no, no.
You have nothing
to apologize for.
I've known
[sighs]
- [coughs]
Oh.
[hacking cough]
No.
[sizzles]
[coughing]
[hacking cough]
- Come here.
I love you guys so much.
Even when you make me crazy.
You're the best thing
that ever happened to me.
You know it doesn't
always wind up like this.
Right, it doesn't
have to end up like this.
- This isn't so bad.
[knocking]
- Saw it in her eyes
- I don't want to see you.
- Oh, it wasn't what
she said
She came together
like a dream
[door unlocking]
That I didn't know I had
From the sleeping life
I lead
- Hi.
- You think you're being cute.
But you're being
a f***ing a**hole.
[phones ringing]
- I can't recognize
The one in front of me
Oh, the truth
is I don't mind
And then it finally
came along
Turn around
and then he's there
Oh, the lovers I've...
[crashing]
- [laughs]
- I want to know you
I want to show you
- I love you.
- I love you.
Thank you.
- Um, I made you this tape.
- Oh. What a loser.
- I called it.
I knew you'd get back together.
- Yeah, you know everything.
- Yeah. Bye.
- Bye!
- Want to get high
and watch "Zelig"?
- Not really.
- What's up?
- What do you mean?
- You're not saying anything.
- Neither are you.
- My mom wanted me
to invite you
to my grandma's
80th birthday party.
[laughs]
- Oh.
- They call you
my girlfriend.
Is that okay?
- I like you.
Like, like a lot.
Um, just seems like
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