Little Boxes Page #4
- Year:
- 2016
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a plate for your mama.
Clark:
Yeah.So, what goes on at Julie's?
- Nothing.
- Come on, Clark!
You can tell me.
Well, we watch stuff, grab ass.
Grab ass?
Did you just say, "grab ass"?
My bad.
"My bad"?
It's sort of over as a phrase,
you know, right?
- I mean, I'm just saying.
- I don't think it's over.
It's over, Clark.
I mean, it may not be
in these parts, but...
May I be excused?
Yes.
Oh, god. What time is it?
Hello?
Truck driver:
Mack burns?Oh, hey.
It's the truck.
They called before.
Why didn't you tell me?
Hello?
Truck driver:
There is no needto keep calling.
We are back on the road now.
Oh, but, it never tells me
where you are, man.
Not my problem, man.
I'm sorry, what?
Complaining to my supervisor
does not speed things up.
And it's also not polite.
Listen, bubba, this is
no longer about politeness.
You have everything we own
right now.
We just want to get
our sh*t back.
Is that too much to ask?
And now you curse.
I don't have to take this.
a**hole.
Do you want your stuff...
You want your jazz collection,
$800 Espresso machine?
Sh*t.
Now I'm not going to be
able to go back to sleep.
And I have a huge work day
tomorrow.
All you have to do is show up.
Oh, great.
While I'm writing crap
that you don't even care about
in a moldy,
moldy-ass house.
Okay, let's just try to sleep,
okay?
Yeah. My bad.
Hi!
You scared the sh*t out of me.
I brought you a welcome present.
Oh, wow.
That's nice of you.
It's actually my favorite
Tequila.
I've got Stilton and crackers.
That sound good?
Sounds great! Thanks!
You want to crack that open?
Yeah.
It's actually nice to hang out with
somebody other than my family.
You're telling me.
Hey, um...
I was wondering if maybe
you wanted to hang out
with, uh, these too?
What's that?
Around here,
we call them pharmies.
- They're not like methy or oxy...
- No, no.
- But just stuff you get from a doctor.
- No, no, no.
I'm too... I'm too old
to be doing all that.
Well, okay, yeah,
I hear ya, man.
But you know, small town living
sometimes it could use
a little boost.
Cheers!
Helena:
Oh, yeah.Gina:
What's... okay.Maya:
Yes, you, you, you, you.- Helena:
Thank you.- Do you guys always, uh,
- work this way?
- It breaks up the monotony.
Yeah. Here's to you.
Ah. Yes!
Sarita:
Yeah, these short-termcommittees are the worst!
Oh, and now she is torturing us
with three consecutive days
of crap,
like right before
the students arrive
I hope your family's okay
with all this.
Yeah, they're... They're great!
They're fine! Yeah.
If I had a dime for every tenure
turned divorce in this town.
Sarita:
Ah,you'd still be poor.
Yes, but I'd have some dimes.
I'd have some dimes in case
pay phones make a comeback.
Oh, man, I'm so glad I met you!
A fellow scribe?
Hey! To scribes!
If I don't get book number two
out soon,
I don't know but I'm gonna be
just a man with an agent.
- You have an agent?
- Mmm-hmm.
I thought I'd made it.
Until I found out I didn't.
But hey, thank god for advances.
Yeah.
What do you do?
Oh, um...
Erotic thrillers.
I e-publish.
They're very sexy.
But very high-class.
Erotic um...
I'm writing an ass chapter
right now, all about asses.
You're into it.
Hey, everybody!
This is my new buddy.
His name is mack.
He's from New York!
His wife is a professor!
He is a writer!
new book right here in Rome!
To Mike!
I'm humbled. Thank you.
And the thing about this guy is,
if you close your eyes, you can't
even tell he's black, you know?
I mean, in a good way.
He's just very impressive.
Come on.
- Clark:
Dad! I'm home!- Yeah, Clarky.
I'm cooking.
Mom's not home, right?
Mack:
No.Can I do a few games
on your phone?
Mack:
Yes, that's fine.Sorry, that's not the bit
where you do that.
Ooooh.
Hi!
Hi. This is like...
You okay?
Oh, yes.
pace yourself a little better.
I think I just didn't
really realize
that this job was like
a license to imbibe.
Oh, yeah.
You know, you have
No, no!
- Yeah, yeah.
- No, I don't.
It's li...
I have a friend in New York
who's like an actual
Broadway singer,
like professional,
and she is amazing!
She's like...
Mmm-hmm.
Agh! My New York friends
are so talented.
Well, hooray for them!
All right, heavy door.
- I'm...
- Heavy door.
I'm very sorry.
She got it.
She just grabbed it.
Watch your step.
I'll watch.
- You guys, good?
- We'll be right behind you.
Thank you. I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
- I've been there. No worries.
- It's okay!
I'm sorry,
you have to drive my car.
There's stuff in
the passenger seat.
I know. Just uh...
Just move it.
Oh, god, I have not
been like this for years!
You know what? It's fine.
But I have to tell you, getting
sloppy is embarrassing.
This is a very small town.
Okay, it's fine, it's fine.
- I'm sorry.
- Put your seatbelt on, please.
- I'm really sorry about that.
- Yes.
Mack!
Stop! What?
What is wrong with you?
Look what you did! Look!
Oh, god, what is that?
I told you.
It's mold!
But you forgot, because
you haven't been here.
I have been working! Okay.
You're drunk!
So are you!
Oh, god, oh, god.
It's just mold, Clarky.
- Everything's all right.
- Everything's not all right!
Go to your room, Clark.
Daddy just got angry.
He-he's all right.
Go to your room, Clark!
What did he do?
- Hi.
- What the hell happened?
It's over now.
Your dad got upset
because there was mold,
and we just had
But...
What is that?
Agh!
Wait, don't!
This is not how I want you
to understand women.
- Mom, give it back!
- No, I won't give it back.
- Yes!
- No!
Sh*t! You ruin everything.
Don't swear!
F***!
Are we going to say anything
to each other today?
I'm waiting for the mold guy.
What's happening
for your birthday tonight?
Nothing.
Did you call Vizey,
about William coming?
No.
Well, that's sad.
Well, I don't have a kitchen.
I'm going to Julie's.
Man:
Signed editions, 'causeI want to put those out.
Okay, I have to go,
bye. Hello!
Uh, yeah, hi. Um...
Do you have
any more of the, the Nigel?
Oh, no.
We're completely sold out.
So is big mart.
They went so fast!
Everything just...
My son is having a...
Really hard time.
And I would really love it,
it would be great
if I could get him uh...
- One of the Nigel's.
- The Nigel's.
No, I completely get it.
But we...
- We just don't have any.
- Can you look in the back?
I did a full inventory
right before I had my coffee.
I don't care
if you had your coffee,
okay? That's irrelevant.
Okay. I understand.
I'm sorry.
It's okay, it's okay. Um...
Look,
I heard that they have books
in Wenatchee,
so you might want to try there.
- Thank you. Okay.
- Good luck.
mobile.
Ohhh! So chilly.
Is this okay with Julie?
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