Moving McAllister Page #5
decided to be invisible.
Yeah, well, if it makes you
feel any better, my father
actually was invisible.
He left when I was young,
and mom didn't really cope
with it well, so...
I went to live with my
uncle when I was thirteen.
I'm sorry.
It's all right,
don't be.
I turned out okay,
didn't I?
Oh, thanks.
What?
Uh, nothing.
Put your glasses on.
You're making me nervous.
My eyes are tired.
You know, I could
always drive.
Yeah, I don't think so.
After what happened last time,
we'd probably end up in Alaska.
I did mention the gas gauge
was broken, didn't I?
Yes.
Didn't I?
Yes, yes you did.
And I accept the consequences
for it.
Consequences?
My ass is on the line,
not yours!
Whoa, whoa.
Rick. Rick!
You ruined my life!
That was rude, wasn't it?
Okay. Okay. You know
what we're going to do?
We are going to pretend
this didn't happen
and that we're just taking
a little break, okay?
Okay.
And, I apologize.
[pig squeals]
Oh, you gotta be kidding.
# [Country music]
Save Dorothy!
I can't believe this
is happening to me.
You do realize I have to
be on a plane in 24 hours.
Can't you take
the bar another time?
I'll lose my job.
I was valedictorian.
Top of my class in law
school. Straight A's.
All the way through.
I can't mess up now.
Not even this once.
Do you really care
about this job that much?
It's everything
I've worked for.
It's everything
I've ever wanted.
Everything?
Yeah.
Okay, then.
Okay. If this job means
that much to you,
then I promise I will
do everything in my
power to get us there.
We're going to make it.
All right?
We're going to make it.
Just as soon as
someone comes along.
[truck horn]
Hey guys!
Orlie!
I told you.
Okay. Come on.
Thanks a lot.
You're good to go.
No, d-d-don't
wake him up.
Don't wake him up.
Sorry.
So, what's your
ex-boyfriend do?
He used to be
a fireman.
Well, that's
interesting.
Wow.
Well, there's not as
many fires as you think.
So, why are you
scared of girls?
I'm not.
You can't talk to them.
I'm talking to you.
Well, that's a
little different.
How?
Okay, let's practice.
Pretend I'm
this beautiful,
very beautiful woman.
And we're on a train,
and it's cold,
so I have to sit
very close to you.
Okay?
Okay.
Hello.
Hi, do you want
to go out with me?
[laughing]
Yeah, okay,
or you could just
introduce yourself first.
Okay.
Okay.
Hello.
Hi, I'm Rick.
Hello, Rick.
[with Russian accent]
What do you do?
I'm a law intern.
Yeah, okay,
when you meet someone,
you want to put
your best foot forward.
Okay? So, say...
Say you're taking
the bar exam in 20 hours,
and you have
this amazing job
lined up
with the best
law firm in Miami.
All right?
All right.
[with Russian accent]
So, Rick,
where do you live?
Miami, Florida, USA.
Oh! Oh, Miami,
I love Miami!
Oh, the beach,
the ocean, the sand...
oh, the water, oh...
[whimpering]
Are you okay?
I'm sorry.
[laughing]
Wow, yikes.
Skin walkers are coming.
I liked how you were
with my dad.
[Orlie snoring]
Yeah?
Well, actors have
a lot in common
with the mentally ill.
Well, I'm glad
you're here.
I think we're
gonna make it.
[Rick]
I gotta call Carl.
[Michelle]
Oh, good, because
I really need to tinkle.
[Orlie]
Don't force it.
...and all I see
around me are the stars,
I'm naked, and, uh,
I speak Portuguese
for some reason.
Why Portuguese?
[cell phone ringing]
Well, because it's
a beautiful language.
Hello?
Carl, it's Rick!
Who?
Rick.
Rick who?
Copy room Rick.
Hey, Rick.
Oh, I booked you
on the 7:
30 out of LAX.It's the last one
if you want to make the Bar.
Great, we'll still have
Hey, how's
the studying going?
Pretty good, pretty good.
Could we get
some more eel sauce?
Sure.
Thank you.
You want to go
get that right now?
Carl, you need to think
about the future.
In the immortal
words of He-Man,
"There is magic all around us,
if we stop to see it."
Or was that Lion-O
from the Thundercats?
Uh, I have to go, Rick.
I'm... I'm
entertaining someone.
Okay, come on,
let's go.
In a minute.
Dance with me.
What?
Dance with me.
Really? What about
the Bar exam?
What, did you forget?
Five minutes.
One dance.
Live a little.
I really don't care
what Uncle Max
would say right now.
Oh...Oh!
[laughing]
# This night belongs
to you and me #
# You can only
be what matters #
# Because you're
seeing all I need #
# Your kiss was
all that mattered #
# It would take the world
to bring me down #
# To bring me down #
[Woman]
That ain't yours!
[laughing]
That happens.
Hey, what's happening--
[pig grunting]
[Michelle]
You know, you're actually
a really good dancer.
Thank you.
[Orlie]
Skin walkers are coming.
Oh, my God.
Orlie!
Locke, don't open
the hatch!
Orlie,
are you okay?
Orlie.
Yeah, I'm okay.
[Michelle]
Rick, what are you doing?
Waiting for a semi
to come finish me off.
No, we can't
just give up.
The truck's gone!
Wow.
Yeah, but
so is Dorothy.
Well, at least
they didn't take
my stuff.
Y'all okay?
Lost my truck.
Left it
right here.
What do you drive?
A Paradise.
[laughing]
Paradise, I'm sorry--
I'm sorry for that.
Earl, who'd steal
a damn Paradise truck?
Oh...
Oh, you think
the Lady's got it?
Maybe.
Now, when you guys
see the Lady,
you've got
to be respectful.
Is she someone
important?
Yeah, if'n you want
to get your truck back.
So, she knows
where it is?
The Lady knows
everything.
Yup.
Lady knowed
everything.
You'll get
your truck back,
or...
It's that big door
over there.
Now, ya'll ask
for the Lady,
all right?
[Michelle]
Okay.
Well, get out!
Come on, now!
Thank you.
Get going.
All right, remember,
don't let the door hit you
where the good Lord split you.
[screaming happily]
There's no one here.
Me and my friends
want to see the Lady!
[Michelle]
No, no, just
wait a minute.
Hi.
We're here
to see the Lady.
Yeah.
[Rick]
I have a bad feeling
about this.
[Orlie]
Come on, show a little
backbone, will you?
[door creaks, slams]
[faint chattering]
# [piano, classical]
You.
Yeah?
What's the capital
of Kentucky?
[whispers]
Lexington.
Frankfort.
Louisville?
Frankfort.
Knowledge.
You know what
I'm saying?
Now, I really don't cotton
much to strangers
just dropping by
uninvited in my little
establishment here,
so, you'd better have
a very good reason.
Someone stole
our truck.
I don't see anybody
talking to you, skirt.
Yeah, but I--
Someone stole our truck.
Mmm, you think I took it.
No, I-- I mean,
never.
But supposin' I did,
I wonder what could
possibly be in it for me.
Oh, well...I've got,
like, 34 bucks in change.
And you can have him.
Or, you two boys
could work it off.
I've been
just itching...
to smell myself
some new blood.
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