Other People
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- 2016
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It's okay. Look how calm...
We love you so much.
Oh, she's gone. She's gone.
We love you, baby.
We love you so much.
I love you.
I love you.
I love...
Joanne hello,
you've reached the Mulcahey...
Residence. We aren't able to
we'll call you back.
Cathy
hi, Joanne. It's Cathy Colombo.
From Bemidji state?
I heard from Kay and Rick
you were sick.
I'm so sorry, I didn't know
that, honey.
I'd love to hear how
you're doing...
Whenever you're up for it, okay?
And, uh... hold on one sec,
Joanne.
Um, yes. I'd like two bean and
cheese burritos, please?
And a small Pepsi.
We don't serve Pepsi, ma'am
we only have coke.
No, no, I always...
Only coke, ma'am.
Cathy
oh, sh*t! Sorry.
I thought it was taco bell.
Am I on Eucalyptis?
Del taco employee
this is Del taco.
I'm all turned around.
We only have coke.
Okay, no, no, no, yeah,
I hear you.
Yeah, okay, coke's fine, then,
thank you.
Del taco employee
okay, that all?
Yeah, thank you.
$3.11 at the first window.
Cathy I am so
sorry about that, Joanne.
Uh, where was I?
Oh, right, how sick you are...
F***.
There's our New York City boy!
That's right. Hi, grandma.
They gotcha workin' this party?
It's good to work. Good for ya!
You know, I'm glad that you're
movin' home for a bit.
Your mom's gonna need a lotta
help. She does not deserve this.
You know, Rebeccah and Alex
helped set up, too!
We did it all...
You were "writing."
Are you drinking?
You're like 15-years-old.
I'm 17.
Alex, didn't help at all.
You were gone picking up friends
for like five hours.
Please tell me, not Paige.
I haven't talked to Paige since,
like, middle school.
Oh, hey there, is this where
I can get some chips?
Oh!
Oh, hi, my name's Fletcher, just
live here in the neighborhood.
Hi, Fletcher.
Hoping to get some chips.
Oh, my god.
That's funny.
Isn't that great?
99 cents at the gas station.
99 cents.
Isn't that something?
David! David, what do you hear
about your show?
Uh, it didn't get picked up...
So they don't pick it up,
you know, it's over.
Yeah, but ya never know, maybe
That's not really how it works.
Ya know, we turned on SNL
the other week...
Lookin' for ya on there!
Uh, why? I don't work there.
Well, it's only a matter of time
before we see ya on there!
Well, I'm a writer, so I'd never
actually be like, on the show...
Sure you're gonna get a lot
of material tonight.
Won't he, grandpa?
I'll give you some material.
Whaddya need?
David!
You just need these.
This is a sketch.
David?
Okay, I gotta show you this.
Remember that wand that I bought
on the Internet?
The one that can heal people?
Yes, and can you believe
at only $400?
I mean, that's crazy.
Everyone at your church
bought one?
Yeah, well, my pastor sells them
on his website.
And, uh, anyway, I looked it up,
and it doesn't cure cancer.
Well...
Yeah, so it just works on, if
you like, throw your back out...
Or something, but boy,
is it amazing.
Thanks for researching that,
that's good to know.
How you doin', Sacramento?
Here it comes...
first song to Joanne...
But she's still upstairs
gettin' ready apparently.
So get your butt down here,
Joanne!
Jo-anny! Come on down!
Hey, Joanne!
Well, we got our New York City
boy in the house tonight.
You're not too good for us now,
are you?
No.
Okay.
with a lil' appetizer.
I'm almost ready, I'm so sorry!
No, no rush.
Taking me forever.
Sit down for one minute.
How's it going down there?
Patti brought her wand.
She did? Of course, she did!
Hm...
She says it doesn't work
on cancer, though.
Darn!
Don't bite.
Isn't this dress pretty?
It is, I feel like it's too
subtle... maybe?
Yeah, you think so?
Something more, maybe?
Do you know that I got this
dress for this '70s party...
That your dad dragged me to.
Did I ever tell you about
that party?
No.
Well, it was for people at his
school, so you get the idea.
It's like, you know,
you think he's bad...
These people are the worst.
So your dad makes this big deal,
like we have to get our 70's co-
like he was very excited
about this party.
So I get this dress,
which is beautiful.
We go to the party,
we walk in...
And literally no one is dressed
up in 70's costumes...
Except for me and your father,
can you imagine?
Oh, my god.
It was so embarrassing.
Why was I not there?
No one, David!
God as my witness.
I don't know.
These people... they had
like one little...
"groovy", and then they were...
They didn't even play
70's music...
They were playing like
Phil Collins music.
Ugh.
I'm so sorry, that sucks!
I know, but it's so funny
in retrospect.
So has everyone already
left yet?
Actually you missed
the whole year.
It's probably not a terrible
idea.
Should we go down?
And join?
You don't have to move back,
you know that, right?
I know.
I just want to tell you.
I know.
Don't bite, David, stop,
come on.
Paul hey, this is Paul.
I'm not here right now, so
leave a message after the beep.
Hey, it's me.
Just calling
to say that I landed.
And um...
Which I guess I don't need
to do that... any more.
Anyway. Yeah, mom's fine.
Or... you know, fake fine, um...
We're just all doing
new year's stuff.
Sorta feels like this little
play that we're all putting on.
Boo!
Agh! F***!
Uh, hey, you holding up?
Yeah.
You want company?
No, thank you.
Got any new year's resolutions?
I dunno.
All right, I love you, bud.
10... 9... 8... 7...
6... 5... 4... 3...
2...1...
Okay.
Are you okay?
I'm so sorry, I missed a little.
That's okay.
Yeah, I'm okay, I'm okay.
Thank you, thank you, honey.
So, how's Paul doing?
This is a long time for you
to be away from him.
He understands. He's fine.
Oh, good.
Well, listen, I really wanna
pay for your rent...
For the next few months...
Just so it's one less thing
for you guys to worry about.
Dad's not gonna like that.
Well, I don't care
if he likes it.
Well, thank you.
Of course.
Have you used that gym
membership that he got you?
Might be nice for you
to have somewhere to go...
If you want to get outta
the house at night.
I will, yeah.
Okay, good.
Work on my fitness.
Yeah... can you see it?
Hm?
Can you see it?
No, looks normal.
Ah, hooray.
Hey! David?
David? Mulcahey?
Oh... hey!
Hey! I thought that was you.
Hey, how's it goin?
Good, good.
Just baggin...
Oh... wow.
Yeah.
That's cool.
Yeah, it's good to see you!
Yeah, I saw on Facebook,
you're a writer now, right?
Yeah.
Cool, cool, me, too.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Like novels and Sci-Fi
fantasy sh*t.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, it's fun.
Well, cool.
Yeah, what are you writing?
Uh, I was working on this pilot
for TV for like a year.
Okay.
But... Then it didn't get
picked up, so...
Now I'm just writing
for "Saturday night live".
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