Let's Kill Ward's Wife Page #3
the time in the world to plan it out.
All right. A...
that's just a trial separation.
We're just trying to work things out.
Okay. Sure, sure.
What's B?
Nobody loves you.
Hey, there he is.
Hi, Bruce. How are ya?
Good. How are you?
Good. How was golf?
Oh, I didn't make it today.
It's father's day, so I'm gonna
spend it with my family.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
My kids called me earlier.
They're in Arizona, right?
Very good. Scottsdale.
With their mother.
Hey, I was thinking, next time
you guys go hit the links,
maybe I could dust off my clubs
and, uh, play a round with you?
I'll let you know. All righty.
You know, I got a badge.
I flash that thing,
we're gonna get
a hell of a discount.
Okay. All right.
I will see you later.
Good times, man. I know.
It's okay to have
a life, you know.
I mean, have something
outside of your family.
That balance is important.
I know. I just wish...
I wish Stacy had
something else to focus on
other than just Ramone.
Like a hobby or a friend.
Just something.
Please. She's a dick.
Yes, I know. I know she is.
I'll need backup.
Okay. Great idea.
Hey!
Oh, my god. You look great.
Who picked this place?
The parking sucks!
Really? I found
a spot right away.
Huh? It doesn't seem that full.
Yeah, well, it was full for me,
and he hates elevators,
and the stairs
smell like piss, and...
Where's Larry?
Your kid.
Charlie.
I-I thought you said you didn't
want us to bring the kids.
Yeah, like a girls' lunch.
Should we go home now? No.
- No!
- Yes.
And just know, it does
I know everybody says that,
but it's true.
And when they start to talk,
it's so cute.
Yeah, but when they start to
talk, they don't shut up, right?
I... I know for me,
once Charlie started
sleeping in his own room,
things got a little better.
Oh, Ramone doesn't sleep
in his own room.
No, the only place he can
fall asleep is here, on me.
Yeah, but then you put him in his
bed after he's asleep, right?
Yeah, so he can wake up
and cry? No.
You're not afraid you're gonna roll
over on him in his sleep or something?
Some days I wish I would.
I'm kidding.
God.
No. Years ago, I trained myself
to be a back sleeper, you know?
'Cause ward's a spooner, and...
I can't even stand the
thought of him touching me.
I miss spooning.
I'm sorry you guys
It's just hard for me to be with
someone who has no direction
or no passion.
We don't connect, and...
whatever.
It's tough. On me, on lily.
I know how you feel.
I mean, it's different.
We connect. We just...
We don't, um,
have that spark, you know?
What's that smell?
Do we smell that?
Mm. I think it's, uh...
Yeah, it's not me who took
the big dump in his pants,
it's Ramone.
Yeah.
He doesn't mind a dirty diaper.
Unless you do?
What's up? Hey.
So I've been looking into it.
Into what?
What's up, ken? What's up, Ron?
What we were talking about
with ward's wife.
Uh, I don't know. You know.
No, I don't know. If I knew,
I would've said,
"oh, yeah, right. I know."
What the f*** you talking about?
About killing her.
Hey, Ashley. Hi, Ronnie.
Do you have a f***ing wire loose?
We were kidding.
I'm just saying that... that, uh,
the conversation inspired me.
That kind of sh*t
fascinates me, you know?
The mind of a serial killer.
Bro, she's an a**hole, right?
Yeah.
Yeah. And when people are a**holes,
we talk about wanting them dead,
but we don't actually
want them f***ing dead.
What the f*** is wrong with you?
Hey, Tina. Hi, Ron.
Do you know everyone here?
Is that...
How do you think
I make a living?
I'm at work right now, bro.
Not yet.
That's how it starts.
I do a couple push-ups,
I sit here in a beater.
They're like, "oh, hey, hi.
You're a trainer?
Oh, my god, I'm so fat.
Next thing you know, they're
paying me two hundo an hour
while they bench press.
And there's something wrong
with me?
Hey, man, I'm a pervert. I'm not talking
about trying to f***ing kill somebody.
Oh, sh*t.
It's not like I'd do it.
It just...
it's just interesting to think
about how you'd get away with it.
That's all.
I could love you
you could love me
don't forget my dreams
dreams
hi, daddy.
Hello. Hello.
Can you believe it? Like,
it's been a year. It's crazy.
I know. It's crazy, right?
It's like he was born last week.
Time flies when you're
not stuck at home
every day for the baby.
Yeah, but... but it's fun.
Sure. We have fun
Right? We have fun.
What's wrong with you?
Are you sick?
No, I'm fine.
You make my baby sick, and...
I'm not sick.
It's cake time, ward.
Wrap it up.
It's cake time, guys, so...
Dude, what the hell? What?
She's crazy. She's just
worried about the baby,
that's all.
Howdy, neighbor.
Hey, Bruce, how's it going?
Good. Thank you for coming.
Thank you for having me. Yeah.
I'm sorry. Tom.
Good to see you, man.
Hey, guys. How are you? Ronnie.
You met Geena, right? Yes, yes.
Good to see you.
You too. Ward keeps threatening
to take me golfing with you guys.
Next time you go out,
you gotta let me know.
Yeah. We'll do that.
I play from the tips.
Okay.
Oh.
Yeah, yeah. Cake time.
Stop it. It's half a Benadryl.
He'll be fine.
I understand that. I've done it before.
He'll be fine.
I just don't think
it's really...
Tom?
- Hello?
- Is this tom?
Speaking. Hey.
Hey.
You don't know who this is.
No, I'm sorry. I don't.
Well, we had
a really nice meal together
in your magazine.
Yeah, of course. Um...
It's work.
Robin? Robin peters?
Am I interrupting something?
No, you're not interrupting anything.
Hi. How are you?
A little out of
my comfort zone, actually.
I was waiting
for you to call me,
and when the call never came...
Uh, well, I-I, uh...
I thought that we had
a really nice time together.
We did have a nice time.
Yeah, I enjoyed it.
You enjoyed it?
Did you think
about it afterwards?
Of course. Yeah. I mean, uh...
I thought that we made
a real connection.
Yeah. I felt it.
Uh, the connection.
Well, I think we should
see each other again.
I'd like that...
to see you again, yeah.
Maybe for a more
in-depth interview?
Definitely. Something deeper.
This is my cell.
Call me on Tuesday.
Okay. I will.
I'll... I'll call you Tuesday.
Good-bye, tom. Good-bye.
You got a hot date, tom?
You scared the sh*t out of me.
Oh! I'm sorry. What'd you say?
A hot date. Tuesday, was it?
I don't know
what you're talking about.
I wouldn't blame you.
would make it, you know.
She's too, uh,
boring and desperate.
Not that those
are bad qualities, but...
Okay. Time out. That was work.
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