People Places Things Page #4
You missed the girls'
French lesson.
- I thought it was on Tuesday.
Oh! -It is Tuesday, Will!
- It's Tuesday. Today is Tuesday.
-Right.
Well, I didn't realize
it was Tuesday.
- Are you f***in' kidding me?
- Okay.
- It's Tuesday, Will... -
- Yeah, I know. Okay.
- It's f***ing Tuesday!
Hey, that's why the kids have
picked up some bad language.
- Can you do this?
- I can do it. I can do this.
They're eating
vegetables right now.
Yes, they'll be at school
on time tomorrow.
All right, okay.
- Okay, see you, bye-bye.
- Bye.
Girls, you could have told me you
Merde!
Hey, that's a bad
word in France!
Look, ladies...
We're all on
the same team here.
I can use a little help.
Especially if you want to
spend more time with me, okay?
Okay.
Wake up, wake up, it's 6:00 AM.
- Are you crazy?
- I'm not crazy!
Come on!
I don't know if the animals
should be eating popcorn.
They can...
- What happened?
- Bomb threats.
A bomb threat?
How long do we have to wait?
School canceled.
It can't be canceled.
I have to teach today.
What?
Hey, it's, uh,
Will Henry, your teacher.
Can we talk for a second?
Okay. Come on.
What are you doing here?
I need someone
to look after my girls.
You want me
to babysit your kids?
I'm sorry, I don't have anyone
else to call on such short notice.
Charlie got all our friends
when we split.
Please. I'm desperate,
I've got a class in an hour.
Yeah, I know,
I'm in that class!
Well, I'll, uh, excuse
your absence.
Really? That's unbelievable.
Uh, I can pay you.
- Do they watch TV?
- They love TV!
Right, girls,
you like TV, right?
- Come on!
- Yeah, okay, fine...
- Whatever.
- Thank you so much.
Sure, what is this?
These are just
a couple of cellos.
- Couple of cellos? -Are they
supposed to play this right now?
No, you know, of course not.
Okay, girls, this is Kat.
- What's up?
- That means "hello."
C'mon, ya'll carryin'
your own cellos.
All right.
Memory pieces. Who wants
- Tom.
- Yeah.
Hi.
how I learned to masturbate.
I was 12.
So, one day, I walked into my
dad's office,
where he kept
all the dirty magazines.
And, uh, I found
some lotion and...
You have a lot of nerve,
do you know that?
Is this because I didn't call you, because
I thought you were dating someone.
- No! No! -I thought... I wasn't
sure if the chemistry...
What are you
even talking about?
This has nothing to do with us!
What's this to do with then?
This is about the fact that you asked
my daughter to skip your class
so that she could
baby-sit your kids.
I'm sorry, I was in a desperate
situation this morning.
But you didn't think to ask any
of your male students for help?
Are you kidding?
My male students are idiots.
Oh! So, the idiots get to
go to class
while the bright girl stays at
home and takes care of your kids?
What kind of message
does that send to Kat?
Or to your daughters,
for that matter?
- I'm sorry, I just didn't think...
- Yeah, guys never do.
Is she here?
She went out, after she
put your girls to bed.
- They're asleep? It's only seven o'clock.
- They were exhausted!
What are you doing to them?
I just wanted
more time with them.
Come inside.
Look, it's, it's none of my
business but...
It just seems to me like you and your ex
are a little loose about all of this.
I mean they're children.
You can't just pass them
back and forth like puppies.
Yeah, I know.
- Why not? Why not?
- They need structure.
- Stability. -They get
that most of the time.
Look, it's pretty simple. In this kind
of situation, a child just wants to know
where they're gonna
sleep at night.
You shouldn't change that
on a whim.
- Yeah. Our kids are so screwed.
- No.
Believe me, I've made just about
every mistake there is to make
and if it's any consolation... Kat
made it through intact, more or less.
Oh, Kat's a great kid.
Yeah, she is.
She does? Why?
She thinks you're
a great teacher.
- Not counting today, maybe.
- No, minus today.
Wow, that's...
That's really nice to hear.
I think she was a little disappointed
when we didn't hit it off.
Yeah.
Uh, well, uh, we should
get going.
What? You're not leaving!
Your girls are still sleeping.
Yeah, we can't stay here.
- Sure, you can.
- I don't know.
I do. And I'm not letting you
drag them back to Astoria
in the middle of the night!
What is that, a $40 cab ride?
I was going to take the subway.
Come on. I'm going to get you
some blankets for the couch.
I can probably find you
some pajamas in here too.
Oh, no, that's okay. I can
just sleep in, uh, my clothes.
I see you've been doing
some reading?
Oh, yeah, I...
Felt bad after our...
Whatever it was.
And I thought I should at least
see what you were talking about.
- So, what did you think?
- I think that you were right.
Comic books are an under-appreciated
part of American literature.
- Really?
- Yeah, I had no idea
what people were doing
in the form.
I mean there's some really complex,
emotionally-wrenching stuff
- going on there.
- What?
That's, that's amazing! I, I'm so
surprised to hear you say that.
Actually, I...
I need to thank you.
What for?
Well, I have a new appreciation for
what Kat wants to do with her life.
I can't believe
I was being so dismissive.
I really am turning
into my mother.
Wow. That's wonderful.
Not that you were turning into your
mother, I mean that you would...
- You know what I mean.
- No, yeah, I do, I get it.
Uh, so, uh...
You still seeing that guy, the one
you weren't sure if you liked?
Oh, no, no, no, I...
Broke it off after our dinner.
- Since dinner, yeah.
- Oh.
So...
- Oh, I have your blankets.
- Oh, thanks.
Holding these.
Got you the soft ones that I had so
you can be comfortable out there.
These are really nice blankets.
It's no problem.
Are you okay with me
standing this close?
Yeah, I like it actually.
- Is this okay here? -This is,
this is good, I like it here.
- We probably shouldn't be doing this.
- No, we probably...
- Okay, let's stop.
- Okay, let's stop.
No, let's not.
- You want to stop, say it.
- Stop.
- Gee, you smell so good.
- Yes...
Okay, listen, we have to be quiet.
I don't want to wake up the kids.
Yeah, okay,
I'm going to be so quiet.
Well, not too quiet,
I like to be affirmed.
Okay, I'll be whispering
affirmations at you.
Wait a minute.
- I have to tell you something.
- Something wrong?
No, I just...
I want to just say...
- No bullshit, okay?
- Oh, yeah... No.
I mean I, uh...
I'm a big girl and...
I don't need this to be anything
more than what it is, but just...
Don't bullshit me.
Do you understand,
I've been through enough.
Yeah, I understand.
- I've been hurt, too.
- I know.
I could tell the minute we met.
It's actually one of the first
That's funny. Do you know one of the
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