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but, um, my rectum
tonight's activities whatsoever.
I know, I know.
Okay.
I know. It's just,
it's the whole area.
It's...
What?
It's bacteria...
Health safety?
Y- Y... Sure.
God.
Do you remember
the thing... the places
you put in your mouth
when we first got together?
I know.
Em...
Whatever. Em, come on.
I didn't...
I didn't mean anything by it.
I... Oh, c...
Don't be angry.
I want the biggest
goddamn one you got.
Yeah. Just... you-you put
five of them together
if you have to.
Well, money is
absolutely no object.
Okay.
Okay, is it gonna be
the-the biggest one
that you've ever made?
Well, check with your
co-workers. I'm totally serious.
I want this to be the biggest
one that any of them
have ever seen
going out the store.
That's right.
Wow, that is pricey.
No, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
That's cool.
Um...
Goddamn right I want
a note to go with it.
Yeah. Um...
Is that gonna cost extra?
Okay, good. Um...
Do you have a pen?
'Cause this-this
has to be exact.
Have a great day, baby.
I love you.
Why don't you let me
do the walks?
Our customers put faith
in us, all right?
They give us keys to their
houses and they trust us.
So what you saying?
I'm trustful.
You wouldn't be tempted to
snoop, just a little bit?
Just give me a blindfold
when I'm up in there.
Alicia, I'm sorry,
but I can't trust you.
See, why you gotta say
something like that?
Look at your personal life,
all right?
You disrespect Mickey
all the time. No.
It ain't disrespect unless it's
with somebody we both know.
You see, you haven't been
listening to me, girl.
Mm-hmm.
It's still cheating.
It's cheating when two people
are doing something
that they're not permitted
to do.
You know what?
It's easy for you.
You can do whatever you want.
What?
You don't even got kids
to worry about.
I'm married. All right?
I can't do whatever I want.
What's so funny?
Can I help you?
Yeah.
Where I can leave this?
Hey! Come on.
They're for me.
Alicia, give it.
Oh...
Come on.
What if..."
That's it?
Damn, girl!
Who this?
Can I have you
sign this, please?
Come on.
Come on.
Go on.
Good boy.
Hey, Brandon.
How you doing, jerky?
Listen, call me back.
Or don't, it's okay,
'cause I'm coming home.
And I wanted to know
how you were doing,
and if I could stay
with you, maybe.
Mom and Dad do not know
I'm coming to town,
so don't tell them, all right?
I don't want them to know,
I don't need them to.
Okay? So I'm going
to be there at about
2:
00 or 3:00 this afternoon.Call me, jerky!
What?
Is Brandon here?
Who's Brandon?
Who are you?
What, are you one of
Shannon's friends? I...
Don't even ask me
where Brandon is.
Is he in Damariscotta?
I don't know if he's
in the state of Maine.
You know, I don't know jack
about sh*t about Brandon
except that he's the hell
out of my house.
You're absolutely,
positively sure
you can't make an exception?
Yep.
Please?
Nope.
Oh, come on, you seem
like such a nice woman.
He's housebroken.
No.
He is just a tiny little quiet...
You see our sign?
"Absolutely no pets.
Period!"
That's right.
Why is there an exclamation
point if it says "period"?
Hi.
Do you allow... credit cards?
Thank you.
Okay, hold on.
Wait, wait, wait.
Okay.
What-what are you doing?
What do you mean?
Why are you doing that?
Mm.
'Cause I know you like it.
No.
You don't...
you don't like it? Okay.
Well, that's not
why you're doing it.
I d...
Huh?
Why are you doing
that right now?
'Cause I've...
I don't...
well, it's...
It's your birthday...
Ah-ha.
Yes.
Okay, you're weirding me out.
No, no, no.
Okay, okay, um...
When was the last time
you-you-you did...
you did that for me?
I don't know.
Um...
I guess it's been a while.
Yeah.
It's been a while.
It's been 365 days.
No.
Yeah.
No, it has, I-I swear,
I've... kept track.
It's been a whole year?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Ooh.
The last time that-that
you gave me head
was on my last birthday.
Okay? But if you think about
it, like, the first year
that we were, like, hanging
out or whatever, together...
you did it, I mean, probably
like a hundred times.
But, you know, ever since then,
like for the past couple years,
it's only been on my birthday.
Now, we-we've been together
off and on for, like,
three years. Right?
So that means that
if we stay together,
then I'll only get
a blow job once a year
until, you know,
who knows when?
See, that's why I don't want
you to do it right now.
Because if you give
me head right now,
that means I know
for a fact that
I won't get it again
until my next birthday.
But on the other hand,
if I don't let you
do it right now...
No, that's not what I meant.
I didn't mean "let you,"
I mean, like, if you choose
then that means I can go about
the rest of our relationship,
you know, with the...
the outside chance,
the-the hope against hope
that I could get a-a blow
job on any given night.
I mean, who knows
when it'll happen?
You know? And that's
exciting to me.
That's an exciting way to live.
with the minute possibility
that it could happen
at any moment
rather than the assurance
that-that it'll happen
just once a year.
Hmm.
What did you mean,
"if we stay together"?
I didn't say that.
Yeah, you did.
No. I...
I did?
Well, that's not the...
I'm... that's beside the point.
Becker...
Don't call me that.
So... you know, I-I...
I really tried
to make this special.
This is the first time
since we've been together
I have even been to your town,
much less to your apartment.
Well, you're the one who's
always wanted to come here.
Oh, why am I always doing this?
Beck, why are you crying?
I'm crying 'cause I love you.
Why would you cry
about something like that?
'Cause you don't love me.
You love... frogs.
Let me just do the walks
for one minute, please.
She doesn't want you to.
Come on, Nilo.
Cut it out.
What do I have to do, huh?
Stop.
Hmm?
Hi.
I'm, uh, I'm Emmie's husband.
I remember you.
You're the one who
bought this place, right?
I- Is she here?
No, papi, I haven't seen her.
Well, do you, uh,
do you know where she is?
Nope.
Or when she'll be back?
We don't know nothing.
F***in' sh*t.
Who's that for?
Brandon.
It's your mother.
Remember me?
Hi, Mom.
Grandma, it's Emmie!
Grandma? Hi.
Hi...
Oh, hey, sweetheart!
How are you?
I didn't know you
were coming home.
Who was that
that dropped you off?
What brings you home?
I saw a man in the car...?
I was just out for an evening
stroll, all by my lonesome.
I just saw you get
out of the car.
Graham with you?
Hi, Emmers.
Hi.
What
do you say we have a real drink?
I don't think we've ever
really had a beer together.
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