Old Dogs Page #3
Aw, Dan!
I put their aunt in a halo for a month!
What am I supposed to do?
You're supposed to give them back!
They got 24 hours!
- They'll find another baby-sitter!
- I can't give them back!
They're my kids. It's not like puppies.
"Take them back."
- Let's break it down. It's two weeks.
- OK.
- Yeah.
- All right, let's see. We got, uh...
They sleep 10, 12 hours, right, a day?
- If you're lucky.
- You've got TV.
You've got bathroom time.
You give them a lot of timeouts.
You know what?
You're looking at about 90 minutes
of being a dad a day.
Ninety minutes?
It's a run-out-the-clock
situation, that's all.
- It's not sudden death.
- You'll be fine.
- Ha! We can do this.
- "We?" No, no.
You are on Planet Dan now, baby.
I'm down here on Earth,
just cheering you on.
You started this, remember? You're
the one who took me down to Florida.
"Mr. Feel-good" is gonna
teach me how to live.
I wasn't alone then,
I'm not gonna be alone now, OK?
So, tomorrow morning, 7:30, I want you
outside your apartment ready to go.
Because if I'm going to be
an old dad for two weeks,
you're going to be "Uncle Charlie."
Well, I don't want to
take care of the kids!
For both of them, I've packed
enough clothes for every occasion.
- That everything?
- Yeah.
I can't believe I'm doing this.
Me, too.
Here's the number for
- Poison control?
- Do you need a list of poisons?
No, I think most of them I know.
children. They're in safe hands.
- Have you ever been to a casino?
- No.
- Have you ever seen the movie Casino?
- No.
OK, there are only pay phones
in the common room,
so I will call you on your cell phone.
- OK.
- And no baby-sitters.
Please, Dan.
They've gone seven years without a dad.
Promise me you will not
leave them with strangers.
- No strangers. Check.
- Dan! Vicki!
The kids have never seen
Friday the 13th, part one or two!
- Oh, my God!
- He's kidding. He's a kidder.
He was scared of
The Wizard of Oz. He's kidding.
The monkeys got him nuts.
- Oh, and one more thing.
- I'm up for it.
Well, Emily has kind of concocted
this idea that you're a superhero.
Oh. Why?
Well, it was her way of
explaining where you were,
and it seemed harmless enough to me.
- What are my powers?
- You can stop bullets and you can fly.
- Bulletproof and flying.
- One... Two... Three!
- Ooh!
- Whoa!
- Oh, gosh, I gotta go.
- OK.
I'm going to miss them so much.
OK...
Promise me...
You will devote every ounce of
your being to taking care of them, Dan.
I promise.
- Promise me.
- I promise.
- So, you're not a superhero?
- Not at the present time.
Want to pick up the pace, Chachi?
We just got passed by a street sweeper.
How about putting it in drive, grandma?
There are babies on board!
Excuse me, kids.
Ooh... Who's up for
chocolate chip pancakes?
- Me! Me!
- No chocolate chips for breakfast.
- Why not?
- Kids crave limits. It's in the books.
Hey everybody, let's kick this off
with some really healthy choices.
How about the heartland granola?
That's like nature's broom!
That's kind of wonderful.
Hey! Whoa!
- Sorry.
- It's OK, Zach.
- Here you go.
- It's an accident.
That kind of thing happens.
You have nothing to worry about.
- Hi there. How are you?
- Hi.
- Good.
- Well, hello.
- What's your name?
- Rochelle.
Oh, Rochelle.
Well, I didn't know they could
afford to hire supermodels here.
Hey, Pops?
Isn't being a grandparent the best?
I'm not a grandparent.
My grandkids call me "Nub-Nub."
What do your grandkids call you?
Nub-Nub's good.
Attention, Pamela's diners.
We've just been informed we have two
new members to the grandparents' club.
Hey! Seniors, seniors, seniors!
Enjoy the grand buffet!
Seniors, seniors, seniors!
We hope you're here to stay!
Seniors, seniors, seniors!
We like to make a fuss!
Seniors, seniors, seniors,
every tenth meal is
On us!
- Seniors, seniors, seniors...
- I'll be right back.
Rochelle, Rochelle... I don't know
what happened back there.
Just a little too much
excitement for me.
Oh, no.
Oh, no, no.
This is just an accident.
Don't worry. It's nothing
to be embarrassed about.
- I'm not embarrassed.
- I'll get you something.
It's a glass of water, that's all.
One glass of water
gets my pump going, too.
Uh-huh. Uh...
Also, please tell them
we are very focused
on the golf game with Mr. Nishamura.
Write that on your resume?
"Oh, I pop bubble paper."
- We want to Xerox our butts.
Will you excuse me for one moment?
Get off there. I'm sorry, Dan.
- What are you, a frat boy?
- I got your phone.
- Timeout.
- Ah! Timeout.
- Give that back! Yes.
- Keep-away? Are we doing this?
Toss it to me, Emily!
Toss it to me!
Your Japanese is so terrific.
- You speak Japanese?
- Well, no.
But I don't have to speak Japanese
to see how beautiful
you are when you speak it.
Don't go out there! Don't go out there!
Come back this way.
- Yeah, I'm their favorite uncle.
- How old are they?
- How old do you think they are?
- Um...
- Seven?
- Seven! Yeah. You're good.
- Fraternal twins?
Oh, jeez. When you're around
kids as much as I am,
you got to develop a sense of humor.
- But it's rewarding, too.
- Hmm...
Do you like the beach,
"favorite uncle" Charlie?
Love!
Why don't you come
to Westport on Saturday.
I'm going to meet some friends
You can even bring
your niece and nephew.
Well, I just may do that,
"beautiful translator" Amanda.
Go camping,
learn how to ride a two-wheeler,
refinish a deck and surfing.
That's my Dad List.
That sounds great.
Pull up your hoods, OK?
- Put these on, all right?
- Why?
Technically, you're not supposed
to be here, let alone living here.
But we're going to have
a lot of fun. Let's go.
Dan?
Ooh! Betty. Hide! Go, go!
- Dan, is that you?
- Hey, Betty!
- Hi! You are looking good.
- You, too, baby.
What's all that racket?
I don't know. Maybe immigrants.
I'm not sure.
Raccoons, most likely.
No... Oh, my God, I see kids!
- No, these are my...
- I see kids!
Why don't you put them in a hotel?
They would love room service.
They'd also love a spa,
but we can't... Don't run! Careful!
- Don't touch that!
- Easy. Slow down! No running!
Watch out! A lot of expensive things...
- Are you out of your mind?
- Why?
Come on!
Listen. You're the one
that forced me into that place.
- I cajoled you, I cajoled you.
- Don't give me semantics.
Look, they're going upstairs now!
This is my crib, man!
This is where I get down.
This is where I sink the three points.
This isn't for kids, man.
Look, that pool out there,
that's got a 15-foot deep end.
Look at this place! I got
pointy-edged furniture. I got...
Those spears probably
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