Peeples Page #5
Okay. You know what? You're a
therapist, wade. Talk to her.
I just... I'm not
technically a therapist.
peeing on their parents'...
Wade, talk to her.
When you are having
sex with someone,
is that person
of the same sex?
Yes.
Ding.
When was the last time you met
and wanted to have
sex with that person?
Let me think.
Maybe their cologne
Their nice
manly chest muscles.
Penis.
Never. Get to the part where
you tell her she's gay, wade.
Sexuality can be
very ambiguous.
Many times,
no one category can...
Dude, just tell her.
You're gay.
Ding.
Oh! Thank God. I was worried.
Oh.
What are you wearing?
My Lincoln prep uniform.
Like it?
I found it in the attic.
It's cute.
(Chuckles)
You could pretend
to be more excited.
(Sighs)
I'm sorry, baby.
What's wrong?
Nothing.
Just went for a walk.
I saw some things.
Then I was over at the house
talking to Meg and Gloria
about their "situation. "
What situation?
You know.
You never thought
they were...
Hmm hmm hmm.
Oh, no, no.
(Chuckles) No.
Honey, they've been besties
since rugby at Smith.
Rugby?
Yeah.
Uh...
Honey, hey.
Whoa. Okay. Honey, listen.
I know that we kind of got started
in a rough way today, right?
Mmm-hmm.
But I want to make an effort
to not go to bed angry
because you said that we're
never allowed to go to bed angry.
I'm not angry.
because I've been a really bad girl.
(Giggles)
Grace.
What? No.
What is it?
Don't I always tell
you how sexy you are?
All the time.
So why didn't you
tell me about those?
About my breasts?
What about them?
I know about them. I know
there was some work done.
You just mentioned nothing all
them nights I was... (Sputtering)
Honey, you thought
that these were...
That is incredible.
I've got to tell skip.
Why you gotta bring
grandpa into this?
That was how I met him,
because he was my surgeon.
Oh...
Okay.
You know what,
it's been a long day.
We're lying to your family
about living together.
We're not lying. Exactly.
We are. And you know what?
They're lying to each other.
What are you
talking about?
I'm saying I'm
the man in your life.
All right,
we shouldn't have to lie
to your family
about living together.
I ain't afraid
of judge peeples.
You are right.
And that is why I wanted
to get dressed up for you.
And I want to say that
I'm really glad you came.
And it's really perfect
having you here with my family.
Really?
Yeah.
I was wrong.
That means I've
been a bad girl.
principal Walker.
Mmm-hmm.
(Growls)
Yeah. I have been
a bad girl. Yeah.
You have been a real bad girl.
fat
d!
(Squeals)
(Giggling)
Who's your daddy, girl?
Who's your daddy?
Who's your daddy?
You are!
Who's your daddy?
You are!
Wade!
You're crazy!
Bad girl!
Not my baby, grace.
Gracie, Gracie, Gracie...
Mmm.
Have a good night?
Good. Yeah, it was good. You?
Mine was great.
I played at the lusty sea hag,
as I usually do, for 45 minutes,
then I came right home,
and I was out like a light.
Hmm.
Help yourself
to breakfast.
Simon:
Drawers on the floor, take one.(Rock music playing)
# I know, you know
oh girl, I know you wanna #
exciting news! The Montauk
Indians are gonna use my sage,
which is quite legendary,
for the sweat
lodge ceremony tonight.
That's great news!
The sweat lodge?
It's a ceremony
the Montauks offer
every year to
contribute to Moby dick day.
A time for men to test their
manhood. A battle of the wills.
Daphne:
Virgilgoes every year.
Can't nobody sweat
longer than my Virgil.
You're my champion.
I do always win.
(Chuckles)
Manhood rites of
passage are important.
Especially in
the post-industrial age
when power
dynamics can be confusing.
That's just a little something
I picked up in sociology class.
Very true, babe.
All right, now.
Right. Like
sometimes it's hard to tell
who's the teacher
and who's the student.
Right,
grace Lorraine peeples?
Do you know of somewhere
Yeah, Simon's room, first
door on the right upstairs.
Got to check my e-mail.
Yeah, sure.
Tell him we leave
for Nana's in 10.
Okay.
You want me to
smell your mushroom?
Mmm-hmm.
Good!
(Hip hop music playing)
# Girl, you're all talk
ever since we've been datin'
# wastin' my time,
doin' nothin' but waitin'
talk when we're conversatin'
# and read my lips,
no more anticipatin'
# yeah,
# Yeah,
# What's a brother gotta
# I know, you know
girl, I know you wanna
# got it goin' on from
your bottom to your top
# and when I get with it
i don't wanna talk shop
# so make it real clear
let me fly it non-stop
# I like the way you jiggle
in your tight tank top
# yeah,
# Girl,
# What's a brother gotta
# I know, you know
girl, I know you wanna... #
(sighs)
Huh.
Wow.
Hey, Gracie.
(Imitating Virgil) Guilty!
Daphne:
# come on
(funky music playing)
# Hey,
baby, wanna jump in my game?
# Odds are you'll
never be the same
# when I lay down
what you been missin'
# no man livin' got
a hope of resistin'
# don't need your soul
don't want your mind
# just make me feel it
when you bump and grind
# come on, come on, come on
# I know you're ready for some
# oh, yeah, baby
# I'm talkin' 'bout ooh ahh
# I'm gonna give you some
ooh ahh
# all over your body
tonight's the night
(music stops)
Wade:
# you're gonna feel my heat, boy# I got the moves to knock
you off your feet, boy #
enjoying yourself?
(Screams)
Oh, my God! You scared me.
I couldn't resist.
You like wearing
women's clothes?
No, no, no. I...
Mr. peeples...
Judge.
Judge peeples.
I'm sorry. I feel like we've
gotten off on the wrong foot here.
No offense, all right.
Didn't mean to offend anything
coming to your home.
I just...
The real reason I came here...
(Techno ringtone playing)
Excuse me.
Hello?
What?
Mmm-mmm. No, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no.
Hey, hey, hey!
Bro! What's up?
Bro, good to see you. Excuse
me! This is a round trip!
Stop, hey, hey, no.
You've gotta go.
Look,
last time I talked to you,
you were all
stressed out, okay.
I came here to make sure everything
got done. Did you propose?
Not yet.
But you need to leave.
What is wrong with you? Thank
God I'm here to help you.
When have you
ever helped me?
Third grade. You wanted to
make out with Monique Johnson.
technique. That's love.
All right. You need to
leave. Okay? If you could...
Hold on, hold on.
Damn! Look at that.
Oh, sh*t! It is on!
These scrubs are like catnip.
She's waving at me, idiot.
That's grace's sister.
Are you serious?
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