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- 2016
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- I hope so.
- Well love is love.
But,
just need to give him
a little more time.
- More time, mom?
How much more time?
I mean,
I mean now I feel like I'm
living two different lives.
You know? Like.
I don't know like I'm
two different people.
- Well I don't want
you feeling like you
have to live that way anymore.
You know how your
father can be, he's,
slow to understand
he doesn't know much about.
- Yeah.
- But he does love you.
You know that.
- Mom.
- Well even if he
can't say it to you.
- Mom, the way he
treats me right now.
It makes me feel like
I need to live in this
dark shadow of
something I'm not.
- Oh, baby.
- You think that's love?
Remember how life
used to seem all
fun and innocent at that age?
- Well,
it's just how you look at
things as you grow older.
- Yeah.
- But don't you let
experience take away that
fun and innocence.
Right?
- Yeah.
- Keep those high hopes.
- Thanks mom.
Anytime, sweetie.
That's what I'm here for.
- Let's go you two, we
gotta get cleaned up
and get this little one to bed.
- Come on, dad.
Just tonight with
hunter and his friends.
I wanna have fun and dance too.
- Over my dead body
we stay up tonight
hanging with hunter
and his people.
- Did someone say barn dance?
- You've got to be kidding me.
Hi.
Oh is this real?
- Matt, why aren't you dancing?
- We're in it.
We're all in it.
- I'm Flo.
- You know,
you're the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Well.
I'll always be around.
Kid.
- You don't speak?
- Hey hookers.
Come on, let's go.
Let's take a selfie.
- Matt, where are you going?
- Claire!
Come back here.
- K, everybody say
cornfield, ready,
one, two, three.
- Cornfield!
- Did it take?
- Oh sh*t.
It's on recording.
- Oh it's on record.
- Is it on record again?
- Jenny,
lights out, time for bed.
- Okay, dad.
What's all that noise?
- It's nothing, dad.
You're no fun.
- I know.
Don't want you sneaking out.
You hear me?
- No, I won't.
- You better not.
Tuck, tuck, tuck.
Tuck, tuck, tuck.
- Goodnight, dad.
- Goodnight, honey bear.
- Daddy?
- What is it?
- You forgot to
check in my closet.
- Jenny?
This isn't funny, let me out.
- It wasn't me.
Dad?
Dad?
- Gotcha.
- Not funny.
Dad.
You didn't check
under my bed either.
- Really?
You didn't learn your lesson
just now from the closet?
There are no monsters
in your bedroom.
- Now you've got me
even more scared, dad.
Pretty please?
- Alright.
Lucky you're my favorite.
- Daddy what are you doing?
Daddy, please stop.
You aren't being funny, I'm
not falling for it this time.
Daddy?
Daddy?
- Wayne?
Wayne?
Come on, kids.
Is that one of you?
Because I said the house
is off limits tonight.
Come on, hunter,
you know better.
Ow.
Dammit!
Someone is in a whole
heap of trouble.
Wayne!
- Matt?
- I was wondering when we get
some alone time this weekend.
- Yeah I bet you see
infinity in my eyes.
- It's not your eyes
- Oh yeah?
Or shut the hell up
and f*** me already.
- Matt!
Matt!
Hey.
Gordon.
- Hey.
- Have you seen Matt?
- You know,
being here with you like this,
it's like,
back in the day
when we were kids.
It used to be so much fun.
- I know.
Suddenly there is something
serious to do like grow up.
- So,
is everything okay?
- Yes.
- Happy with Matt?
- Yes.
- I don't get it.
Why that douche bag?
- Gordon.
Thank you for always
having my back and
looking over me like
a big brother but,
I'm happy, I'm okay.
- I hate that.
- Hate what?
That I like him?
In his own childish way
I think he's a good guy.
- No, no, not that.
That,
you've never seen
me beyond this,
big brother thing.
- Cause Gordon,
you're my best friend.
You think best friends
make the best lovers?
- Where the f***'s Claire?
- You f***, you didn't
just do that to me.
- Do what?
We just f***ed, relax.
- I heard what you said.
Where's Claire?
- What you think
because we f***ed that
I'm yours for the weekend?
You know how this works.
- Well you don't have to
throw it in my face either.
- I'm out of here.
- You know,
Mr. Killian is screwing with us,
but we're gonna show
cow tipping's real.
- Yeah and I've read
online you can do that
sh*t in the middle of the night.
- Do you believe
everything you read online?
- Whatever.
Alright.
Here you go, baby.
- Oh, mm-mm.
- Just take it.
- No.
- Just a little bit.
- I'll pass.
- Okay.
You haven't had a drop to
drink this whole party.
- I know.
- And we're suppose
to be celebrating.
- Yeah well that's
because I have something
I need to tell you.
- Oh god, please.
No not another,
rock workout project, okay no.
- I'm pregnant.
- Whatchu talkin' bout' Willis?
- Rocky.
I'm having your baby.
- A baby?
- Yeah.
- My baby?
- No, Willis's baby.
- Who's Willis?
- Shut up and give
me those lips.
- Sh*t, yeah, a baby, uh huh.
I think were gonna
call it south west.
Everybody go oh, oh.
Let me hear you
cows go moo, moo.
Moo!
Moo, moo, moo, moo!
- Rocky!
- What?
- While you're hyping the cows,
I'm gonna be over
there tipping them.
- Oh-oh!
- Yes.
Drink that sh*t, bro.
Yes!
Down in one.
- Hey I like your shirt.
- Yeah?
Thanks.
Yeah it's actually made by a
gay designer from Michigan so.
Yes, f*** yeah.
Drink that sh*t.
Down in two!
Yes!
Yo what the f***
are you doing, bro?
- F*** you, man.
She was lost out looking
for your dumbass.
- You're pathetic.
You think a gamer
nerd like yourself
has a chance of getting
with a chick like this?
- A chick like this, what's
that suppose to mean?
There's nothing wrong
with Gordon, Matt.
- Please.
I've heard the stories.
You've been following her
around the past 12 years.
- Don't listen to him, Gordon.
- Shouldn't say that.
- Hey, hey, hey, guys, guys.
Stop, stop.
- Where were you anyhow?
- Me?
Where was I? I was
off looking for you.
Where were you? Off f***ing him?
- Bullshit!
What the hell is she
doing with this jacket?
- Oh my god, what
has gotten into you?
- What's gotten into me?
Maybe I should ask you that.
- You know, Jesus you are
so insecure and jealous.
She probably took it
when I wasn't looking.
- I'm sure this
glitter on your face
is your new look too?
I'm sure this jacket
isn't the only thing
that kept you warm tonight.
- No it was...
- oh you fell on your back,
you must feel right
at home, slut.
- Claire.
Claire, Claire wait.
- Stop.
- Claire?
How did you become so
good at f***ing things up?
- What? I didn't do anything.
She took my jacket.
- F*** you.
- Alright, let's
go, party is over.
Everyone out.
Let's go.
- Lenox, what the
f*** are you doing?
You alright?
- See I told
you cow tipping is real.
- Yeah for 25 freaking cows.
- Hey.
Well you could've stopped
at three like I told you.
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