Little Boxes Page #3
- Year:
- 2016
- 84 min
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Can't you read a book?
I don't have my books.
So then,
let's go to the library.
What?
Can you go see
what your son is reading?
- Intro to sexism.
- What?
He's reading some article called,
"the 2-bit slutty don't cut it."
Uh... I'm sorry. It's just...
It's more ridiculous
than anything else.
Just fix it, please!
Come in.
Mom want you to talk to me?
Yes.
But I'm just gonna sit
here for a minute.
Shh.
It's normal music, dad.
Okay.
It's mainstream.
I just want to add
to your collection.
- I don't have my collection.
- I know, I know.
When it gets here.
But listen to this.
Ah!
Do you want to learn how to make
saffron creme caramel from Somalia?
Your job's weird.
Yeah, I know. Listen to this.
Mack:
Mmm, got to love my man,butch Morris.
Oh, look at you!
Oh, it looks great!
Okay, picture time,
both of you, get together.
Okay. One, two.
Ooh! Ogie-sogie.
You're gonna have so much fun!
- Okay. I'll be in the car.
- Okay.
- All right. I'll see ya later.
- Bye.
- You smell that?
- What?
Smells like mold.
Babe, I don't think
we have mold.
Yeah. It's mold.
Okay, so let's call someone.
Gina...
- I love you.
- I love you.
Oh. Hi, Clark!
Dad, please take this.
Hey, Brittany! Um...
This is Clark.
- Is that Clark?
- Yeah.
Okay, then. Hi, girls.
Mack burns.
Hi, I'm Joan Reid.
I'm ambrosia's mother.
Clark is my son.
Mr. burns,
can Clark come with us?
We're gonna just get a book
and then eat.
Um... we'll drive him home,
please?
Okay, no need to beg, ambrosia.
Oh, I can drive everyone up.
I plan on staying anyway
to keep an eye on Clark.
Out of sight, of course.
Thank you.
That would be terrific.
- And it's a very safe place.
I assure you. -Okay.
- Yeah. All right, you good?
- Yeah.
I'll see you later.
Thank you, again.
You're welcome.
A new Megan episode approaches.
I frickin' hate Nigel fishponds.
What?
It's for children!
It is not! Clark,
you like it, right?
Nigel fishpond is feeling brilliant on
that foggy, soggy Yorkshire morning.
Nigel was in the garden
with his swan,
happily planting hyacinths.
I mean...
Let's get the hell out of here.
Please hold for a customer
service representative.
Oh, my god, oh, my god,
we got my brother.
Figures.
He is such a tool.
Welcome to the sidecar.
May I take your order, please.
Don't pretend like you
don't know us, Cooper.
You, ma'am.
Uh, double nachos, please.
- Am I next, Cooper?
- Yeah.
Oh, my god,
the world is so racist.
What?
Why did you wait
to take his order last?
Because he's black?
Just kidding, everybody!
Mack:
Hey, baby, how'd it go?
Gina:
It went fine.It ran a little later
than I thought.
Sorry, I missed dinner.
Mack:
It's no big deal. Foodin the fridge if you want.
Gina:
So there's just one sessiontoday, at noon, and then I'm done.
And I thought you might think
about your birthday dinner.
Because you know, you always
do such a great feast,
- and I can help you.
- Clark:
I'm out.Hey, um... I hear you didn't
get a book.
Yeah.
Do you want to walk into town with
dad and get one and hang out?
I don't want a book.
The gastro people have been
asking me for pages.
Hey, Clark! Glasses!
Bye, Clark!
"I'm out"? Have you ever
heard him say that before?
I don't know.
What's wrong with it?
Nothing...
Every time he's hit, let's say,
"yo, mommy!
You gots to stick it."
- Yo, mommy,
you gots to stick it.
Gina. Gina! Hang on.
The doctor ladies
would love to meet you.
Doctor ladies?
Yes! We are the fun ones!
- Oh, my!
- We have tenure,
so we do whatever we want.
The three of us make up the
faculty deep listening committee.
- So ridiculous!
- We loved your work.
Mmm-hmm, mmm-hmm.
Thank you, thank you.
Seriously, even though it's
like really new-York-centric,
it has this universally
authentic feel! It's great!
And the images did not reject
humor. They were funny.
Okay, show-offs. We get it.
No, I mean. Thank you so much.
That really means a lot.
What are you doing right now?
We are going to have
a liquid lunch.
- We usually get f'd up.
- Gina:
Right.I... gosh, I would love to,
but I gotta get back
to my kid. But...
No? No, no.
This is committee work,
I'm the chair, deep listening,
yes?
- Come on!
- Yes.
Please come! We'd really like
to hear more about your art.
- Sure, great. Okay.
- Helena:
Okay, wonderful!This is not happening.
Steve:
Hey, man.Hey, wow! This is so nice.
Well, I thought I'd just order
the book for you,
and then I saw your photo.
And I realized,
"oh, he actually wrote
the book!"
And then I did a little more
research and I saw that you
and your wife live here now,
which is really cool.
Thanks, but I didn't mean
for you to do this.
Oh, no! It's...
It's my pleasure.
Tom:
Hey!I'm... I'm Steve, by the way.
I'm mack burns.
I know.
Hey, we should do a reading!
- Hey, there!
- No, we... we...
What's going on, man?
You got a day off?
No, I'm... I'm writing.
Hey, buddy. Is that...
Is that you?
Yes, that's me.
You wrote a book?
A while ago.
Oh, man. Hey, look, look.
If you ever want to talk,
like process, inspiration
versus perspiration...
I'm... I'm a writer too.
I mean, I... I dabble.
I'm not... I don't have a...
But...
You know, sometime that would
be cool.
Uh...
If the opportunity
presented itself, then...
Hey, I see my wife.
So I'll, uh...
I'll see you guys later.
Oh, okay. All right. Uh...
- See ya around the hood!
- Yes!
You should invite her
to the reading!
Absolutely!
- Hi, you!
- Oh, hey! Hi!
I am just running into
everybody today!
Yeah, that's so funny! Um...
Well, these are my colleagues.
Uh... this is Sarita.
This is Helena. This is Maya.
This is my husband, mack!
- Oh! -Helena:
Oh, hello!Nice to meet you!
It's very nice to meet you all.
- Gina:
Oh.- Come join us!
- I thought you were working!
- I thought you were working.
Oh, I am. This is a, um...
This is like a work thing,
like the lunch-y situation.
- Oh, okay, cool.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Should we grab another chair?
- No. No, no, no.
- Yeah, do you wanna...
- No, no.
- I'm dealing with the house.
- Okay, are you sure?
Yeah, yeah, it looks like
y'all have a lot to discuss.
And give Gina some fine insight.
I've got some insight
for you too, mack.
- If you don't mind.
- Uh, sure.
Well, as the husband of a tenure
track assistant professor,
you should become accustomed
to your wife's marked absence.
- Marked?
- Distinct.
I know what it is.
I'm sorry. I know. I...
I didn't mean to imply
you didn't know what it meant.
Maya:
I thinkwhat she's trying to say
is that the first year
can be really intense.
- Okay. -We're gonna help
her get through it.
- Absolutely.
- I'm sure you will.
So you're sure
you won't join us?
- No, thank you.
- Okay.
- I'll let you work.
- Gotta do stuff at the house.
Helena:
Nice to meet you.Gina:
Okay.All:
Bye!Mack:
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