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play these guys.
So I don't
have any info.
Whatever.
Okay, let's see what
these guys are made of.
Joanie, down and out.
David, fake
and go long.
Break.
All right, let's go,
let's go.
You're covering me?
No, I didn't mean
anything sexist.
I just wanna confirm,
you're covering me?
You know, I bet I'm better at
this game than you are.
I don't think so.
Hike.
Oh!
What is that?
I think so.
Oh, your elbow's bleeding.
Oh, it's a little
"abrusion".
"Abrusion"?
Yeah, you know, it's like
a bruise and an abrasion.
It's a new word just released
by Webster's last week.
Didn't get the memo.
You will,
I'm on the committee.
You sound very bright.
Oh, yeah, I'm Mensa.
Graduated eighth
in my class.
Really?
Huh, I was seventh.
If you wanna
meet women,
Um... top...
top of the morning
to you, ma'am.
How are you today?
I'm good.
Can I help you?
My name's Joe.
And I was wondering,
uh...
I was wondering
if you'd like to
have lunch, talk a bit and...
Oh, how sweet.
How old are you, Joe?
Uh, I'm 79.
Well, I'm very
flattered, Joe.
But I'm sorry.
I don't
date older men.
Older men?
We might have
some fun for a while.
But sooner or later,
you would get sick,
and I'll be the one
that has to take care of you
and eventually decide
whether or not
to take you
off of life support.
Been there, done that.
I've earned my
inheritance already.
But now that's too much
pressure for me.
Now if you will excuse me,
I'm late for
a game of mah-jongg.
Bye-bye.
You're covering me?
Seventh in your class, huh?
Quick, what's
the capital of Zambia?
Lusaka.
Right.
Who's Bobby Brady's
first kiss with?
Millicent.
But very good question.
King of England, 1630.
- George V.
- Very impressive.
You don't even know the answers
to these questions.
I certainly do.
James II was king
in 1630.
Hike!
I'm open!
Go, Julie, go, go, go,
go, go, go!
Game over!
Blue team wins it.
Let's move.
All right, Blue!
Yeah, nice pass.
Nice.
Way to show
her who's boss.
She's a fast one,
isn't she?
Nice rack, too.
Intriguing.
- Overthrow me?
- With pleasure.
Oop.
My bad.
Here you go.
Thanks.
Thank you, come again.
Next time, huh?
I gotta go.
Thank you.
Oh, Rose.
Over here, honey.
That's my boyfriend.
I've gotta go.
A rose for Rose.
Oh!
Rose!
Let's go.
Hey, can we play
team three today?
Sorry, bro,
schedule's set.
This job gets better
Ingenious plan.
not showing up, did it?
She ain't here.
We're gonna kill them.
Hey.
Hey, I guess we're
playing you guys again.
I wonder how that
happened, man.
I don't know.
Too bad you guys are
missing that superstar girl
you had last week, huh?
- What was her name?
- Julie Larabee.
Julie Larabee,
that's right.
Hey, listen,
we need a sub next week.
Do any of you guys
have her number
or an address or something?
Sure, just get a hold of me
after the game, all right?
Good luck, buddy.
6:
00 in the morning?Every morning
like clockwork.
Thanks.
Excuse me, ma'am.
The tables are filling,
so do you mind if
How nice.
And how are you
this fine evening?
I'm nice.
And you?
Well, fantastic
now that I've
had the opportunity
to meet a lady as lovely
as yourself.
You are too nice.
I'm Maxine.
What's your name?
I'm Joe.
And I'm from Hyde Park,
originally.
Oh, that's nice.
My cousin Myrna
lives in Rogers Park.
Really?
It's very nice.
You know...
you are very
nice-looking.
Thank you.
I'm Maxine.
What's your name?
I told you.
It's Joe.
Where are you from, Joe?
Hyde Park.
Oh, that's nice.
My cousin Myrna
lives in Rogers Park.
Good morning, ma'am.
I'm sorry, dear.
I just can't
do it.
I'm... I'm just too old.
I know I promised you,
and I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Grandpa?
Grandpa?
Hey.
This is my home, you can't
just break in here, David.
Actually, I own the place,
so, technically,
it's my home.
And what did
you expect me to do
I can't do it, David.
I can't take it
anymore.
I'm done.
You're not done, okay?
You're just afraid of
getting hurt.
You're damn right
Getting hurt hurts.
I'd rather feel lonely
than to feel this way.
It's just not worth it.
No, it is worth it.
No, it's not,
not for me.
You just need to get more
in your element, okay?
Ditch that old brown suit
that I know
you're wearing,
go and shop for some
new clothes.
You know, get
a little more casual.
And then, find the right place
to look for the ladies.
Will you help me then,
David?
Please?
Look at you.
Grandpa, you the man.
You a player now.
You lookin' sick,
you lookin' dope.
Why the hell would you
dress me like a dope?
All right, so you see
anybody interesting?
What about her?
Isn't she a bit...
large for you?
Not the brunette,
the blond.
Oh, uh, I think
a little advanced
for you, Hef.
Why don't we try
and find someone
a bit more your
own age?
How about her?
Uh...
Another rose for Rose.
Hey!
You stole that rose.
You could go to
jail for that.
Well, that's a risk
I'm willing to take.
That mean you won't
accept it?
Well, I just worry about
what will happen to us
when the police come.
Well, we'll
fight 'em off
like Bonnie and Clyde.
Bonnie and Clyde?
That's a deal.
Oh, listen, I never got your
name when we first met.
It's Joe,
and I'm delighted to
meet you again.
Nice to meet you, too.
Well...
Please excuse me.
Have a beautiful day.
She's got a boyfriend.
I noticed.
Thought I was gonna have to
step in and break up
a fight for
a second there.
Whew!
All right, come on,
shake it off.
How about her?
Down and up.
And up.
Good, good, good.
Okay, um...
All right, listen.
The delt machine's
next on her circuit,
so get over there and do
just like we planned.
The wh... wh...
what machine?
Next to the rhomboid
machine.
What?
Just go, go over there.
All right, Edna,
that was awesome.
Oh, thanks.
You rock.
There's somebody
on the delt machine,
so I'm just gonna
grab another cup
and I'll meet you
at the bike, okay?
- Hey!
- So sorry.
I'm so sorry.
You're...
It's all right, I'll live.
I'm Joe.
Hey, Joe, I'm Edna.
How late?
Really late.
All right, what night
does she go?
Don't know.
Depends on when she runs
out of clothes, I suppose.
Very dirty clothes.
Bloodstains.
Call me.
Ugh.
You're embarrassing me,
David.
What the...
I want you to get out there
and sell me some cars.
Hey there.
What's this?
Uh, our laundry.
Carrie figured you might
as well be productive
while you're stalking
your woman at the Laundromat.
Oh, and, uh, make sure you
wash Carrie's stuff
on the delicate cycle.
Excuse me?
Excuse me?
Uh, hi there.
Um, I think your
wash is done.
Thanks, Julie.
Nice bra.
Excuse me?
Your bra, I like it.
It's very sexy.
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