My Blind Brother Page #2
Nobody should go out with me.
Well, we don't have to go out.
We could just lie in
the boat and watch TV.
I can't.
How come?
soccer the baby elephants?
Yeah, it's not a joke.
This isn't where I'm
supposed to be this morning.
And I am going to
dedicate myself to that.
I'm going to do good
things for other people.
You could help me.
Why, what's wrong with you?
Everything.
I mean, my life is kind of sh*t.
All right, well thank you.
And, or, I'm sorry.
Uh, really nice to meet you.
You do want to go
on the... oh, my god.
Hello.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Get off.
Did I just hear somebody leave?
Did I?
Oh, what's going on, Billy?
Did Billy finally have some sex?
Huh?
Did he?
Tell me what's going
on, little Billy.
You're squashing me.
Oh my god, are you in love?
You're in love!
Who was she?
Some girl I met at the bar.
It doesn't matter.
I'm not going to see her again.
Why?
Was she gross?
She wouldn't give
me her phone number.
Oh, oh sh*t.
I'm sorry, man.
Well, it's probably not
the girl of your dreams
if she spent the night
on the first night.
You can do better, OK?
It's going to be OK.
Sh, little Billy,
it's going to be OK.
I thought after
your race thingy,
we go back to you
doing early mornings.
Yeah, well it turns out that
How come you get to choose?
Because I'm the manager
and I make the schedule.
Oh, it is so hard being
a white American man.
My heart, it bleeds for you.
Why aren't you getting in?
Because I'm not swimming.
Why not?
It's a swimming pool, nothing
bad's going to happen.
They have lifeguards.
Actually, they don't
life guards here.
But that's not the point.
The point is that I
don't want to do it.
So what if I get into
trouble when I'm out there,
I'll throw you
a life preserver.
Or you can get someone
else to row for you.
Or you could just not
do the swim at all.
I'll swim next to you, baby.
I'm not doing the swim.
Oh.
OK, never mind.
I thought it'd be fun.
Sorry, I'll just
be two minutes.
Oh, no.
It's OK.
You don't have to come.
What's that now?
I met a girl.
She wants to help me train.
Really?
That's great.
Who is she?
New volunteer at the center,
says she's desperate to help.
Desperate, wow, sexy.
How do I look?
Beautiful, baby.
Thanks, baby.
See you later.
Have fun.
I will.
OK, the way this is going to
work is you follow my pace.
You're basically my eyes.
You don't pull on my arm.
You don't suddenly
change direction.
You just guide.
Right, so I'm like
a very important dog.
That's right, you're
a very important dog.
Thank you.
- Ready?
- Yeah.
OK, let's go.
OK.
How's this?
It's too fast for you?
No, it's good.
OK, good, because it's getting
It is?
Oh.
Sorry.
Sorry.
OK, OK.
That's fine.
That's fine.
It's just all the
accolades and trophies
and all that stuff
just doesn't really
end up meaning all that
much at the end of the day.
I mean, I appreciate it.
And it's nice to
walk around and have
everyone know who
I am and stuff,
but it's not that
important to me.
You know?
Right.
I'm spreading the word
about taking care yourself.
I mean, I've been training
on and off for a few years
and so I'm in pretty good shape.
Yeah, you look it.
I just... I just like it.
Just seeing what a difference
it makes to all the kids
makes everything
worthwhile, you know?
Yeah, I think
that's really sweet.
Oh, Rob.
Sorry, did you not
want me to do that?
I'm... you were
touching my hand.
No, I... I know.
You had something
in your sleeve.
Right.
OK, that... it's not
embarrassing at all.
No, it isn't.
Sorry.
This is definitely my fault.
Well, it's not your fault.
Listen, if I was in
a different place,
you would be really
the kind of person
that I would be
lucky to go out with.
You really don't need
to say anything, Rose.
It's fine.
OK?
I get it.
I think that what you do,
all of your charity work
is really beautiful and amazing.
Seriously, I'm
actually sighted.
And I just do this
whole blind thing
because clearly it's this
total turn on for the girls.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
OK.
I'm sorry.
Don't apologize.
I enjoyed that very much.
Do you want to try it again
now that I'm prepared?
Yeah, sure.
Hi.
How was blindy?
Fine.
He kissed me.
He what?
How did that happen?
He kissed me and then I said,
I don't feel that way about you.
And then he just, like,
looked really sad.
Oh, sh*t.
Yeah, so I kissed him.
Because you didn't
want him to look so sad.
He's incredibly nice and he
does a lot of charity stuff.
You know he's not
going to die, right?
If you say, look, I
don't want to kiss you,
his head is not
going to explode.
You're not that important.
Yeah, I do know that.
But I'm also taking an
interesting new look
where I think this could
be really cool opportunity
for me to help somebody.
Uh huh, because to me that
sounds like a pity f***.
No.
If that's what it
is, we could get
some homeless guys up in here,
really take care of them.
Maybe Robbie is the
greatest guy ever
and I just don't know
it because I'm horrible.
So you're attracted to him?
No.
But Fred is dead because I
did not like his nipples.
That's why he's deceased.
Which makes me feel like
everything about me is wrong.
So I need to change and
therefore I'm not dumping him.
And that's that.
This is interesting.
So what are you going to say?
I'll say hello if she's
hot and hi if she's not.
OK, but seriously, if she's a
pig, you have to tell me, OK?
If she's a pig,
I'll shout, pig.
OK, great.
That's an excellent plan.
All right.
Did you dye your hair?
No.
Because it looks
kind of sun kissed.
Did you just say sun kissed?
Yeah, like the sun knelt down
and planted a sweet little kiss
on your melon.
Maybe it knelt down
and jizzed on my melon.
I'm pretty sure, in
that case, the term
would be that your
hair looks sun jizzed.
Is that the kind of relationship
you have with the sun?
No, no.
Learn something
new every day, huh?
Hello.
Billy, are you
going to say hello?
Or hi?
We actually have met before.
What? No way.
That's crazy.
How do you guys know each other?
Socially.
We know each other socially.
Nice to see you again, Rose.
Nice to see you again as well.
Well, this is awesome.
You know, Bill's my
right hand man so it's
essential you guys get along.
Hi.
Hi.
You look very pretty today.
Oh, thank you.
Oh, OK.
Yeah.
I'm sure you do.
I'm sure you do.
See you later, Bill.
Don't wait up.
You awake?
Yeah.
What happened to you?
You didn't say anything.
Is she's hot or is she a pig?
She's nice looking.
Just nice?
She's good looking.
You're not just saying that
so I'll go out with her?
No.
OK, sorry, go back to sleep.
Can you close the door?
Why are you asleep...
it's like 9:
00.I'm the devil.
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