Love, Wedding, Marriage Page #9
Rabbi Stevens' son.
And this is my daughter Shelby.
- Hi, Jeremiah,
Rabbi Stevens' son.
- Nice to meet you.
- Have a seat.
- Thank you.
- I think you may find you have
quite a few things in common.
- So you're Jewish.
Wait a minute.
My dad told me about you.
Aren't you
the wandering degenerate?
- And aren't you
the sponging sister?
- It's "slutty sponging sister,"
if you don't mind.
- No, actually,
I don't mind at all.
- [Laughing]
[Spirited piano music]
- I'm so sorry, Charlie.
- Before you start apologizing,
I have some things to say.
Okay?
you promised to love me
in sickness, in health,
and all that other stuff.
Remember?
Well, I have some amendments
to those vows.
Do you promise to fall in love
with me every day,
even when we fight?
- Yes.
- Will you swear
to have sex with me
sometimes twice a day
when the mood strikes?
- Oh, yes.
- And finally,
do you accept the fact
that I'll probably never, ever
in the next 50 years
remember to put a new
toilet roll on the dispenser?
- [Laughing]
I do.
- Let's go back.
Let's show these people
that we know how to make
a marriage work.
- No.
- No?
- A marriage isn't official
until it's been consummated.
- I knew there was a reason
why I married you.
[baby cooing]
Who's the most beautiful baby
in the whole wide world?
- Look at Mommy.
[Brassy jazz music]
- # How lucky can one guy be #
# I kissed her
and she kissed me #
# Like the fella once said #
# "Ain't that a kick
in the head" #
- Oh, and just so you know...
Ah!
- I'm a big boy.
Didn't use to be.
- Focus.
And action.
[Laughter]
- # My life
# I've sunshine enough
to spread #
# It's just like
the fella said #
- Are you wearing a yarmulke?
- Yeah, you like it?
I had to dig around
in the basement to find it.
I haven't worn one
since I was a kid.
- Nice.
Very... Jewish.
- Well, that's the look
I was going for.
- Physical contact
make you uncomfortable?
- No, I just don't hug
strangers,
most particularly,
men I don't know.
- He's more comfortable
sleeping with women
he's just met.
- It's "slutty sponging sister,"
if you don't mind.
- No, actually,
I don't mind at all.
- [Laughs]
Sorry.
- All right, cut.
- Did we get it?
- What the hell?
Oop.
- # If this is just
the beginning #
# My life
# She's telling me
we'll be wed #
# She's picked out
a king-size bed #
# I couldn't feel any better #
# Or I'd be sick #
# Tell me quick #
# Oh, ain't love a kick #
# Tell me quick #
# Ain't love a kick #
# In the head #
[music stops]
[Gentle violin picking]
[lively orchestral music]
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