See You In Valhalla Page #3
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- 2015
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really a doctor, Barry.
Yes, I am.
No, come on. You're like a
glorified social worker.
Actually, Bear Cub
is a very good doctor.
Oxy if it wasn't for him.
Thank you.
Oh, he nursed you
back to health?
So you're a nurse.
Except you have sex
with your patients.
You're a naughty nurse.
Son, play nice.
with Dr. Burwood.
Don't call him that.
Don't call him that.
That's my name.
Isn't this fun,
having the whole gang
back together?
Yeah,
so far apart.
You have something
to say, Barry?
No, Dad, I think he's just
observing your...
Your sudden and
spontaneous attempt
at fatherhood.
How am I doing?
You're doing great.
Eh, sudden,
spontaneous.
So, uh, Jo, are you
gonna see Johnny
while you're here?
Uh...
that's really random.
Why would I do that?
Wait a minute.
Who's Johnny?
Oh! "Johnny" Johnny.
Oh, good call,
Bear Cub.
Yeah, you guys
must have a lot
to catch up on.
Who's Johnny?
Thanks a lot,
Barry, really.
Are we...
Are we done here?
Oh, is Johnny the guy you
were gonna have a baby with?
Excuse me?
Well, my dad said you had an
abortion. Is that the guy?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Is this appropriate
dinner conversation?
Well, I don't keep secrets
from my daughter.
Secrets aren't something you
blurt out at dinner.
Well, it's already out, so it's
not technically a secret.
Johana did what she
had to do. She left.
It's nothing that the rest
of you didn't do.
Dad, I left
because I started a family,
my own family.
Okay?
No one abandoned you.
No, but you stopped
talking to me.
You stopped talking
to each other.
All I'm saying is we haven't
seen each other for years.
Let's just
try not to spoil it.
It is just amazing
how you can put yourself
on a pedestal like that,
the fact that you
have the gall
to point your finger
at any of us.
Dad, it was not our job
to support you.
You were the dad.
Where were you
when we lost Mom?
No, no.
It took the death
of our little brother,
who we hardly even knew,
till you realize
that you actually did
Yeah, yeah.
I'm just wondering
when you're gonna start
taking responsibility
for your own sh*t
instead of
blaming it
all on me.
I mean we did pretty much
raise ourselves, Dad.
Thank you.
Just saying.
Yeah.
Forget it.
Well, the food is,
um, fantastic.
It is!
Yeah.
Thank you
for the hospitality.
Thank you, Pete.
So, Ashley,
are there any cute
boys at school?
I guess.
But how 'bout
anyone special, you know?
Any hummingbirds coming
to feed at your nectar?
Please, Dad. Can you...
Can you rein this in?
It's natural.
Heh.
Is... Is this proper
dinner conversation?
Are you f***ing
kidding me?
Okay, as...
Really?
As a matter of fact,
I am a virgin,
if that's what
you guys are asking.
Good.
I'm waiting for marriage
so I don't have
to abort anyone.
Oh, wow.
- Wow.
- Okay, well, um,
Ashley, did you know that
your dad had you at 17
and was forced
to get married?
Yeah. I teach her not to make
the same mistakes I did.
Okay. Well, I'm... I'm in the
middle of a conversation
with your mistake right now, bu
t
according to her rights,
Jo can do whatever
the hell she wants.
Barry, where is
this going?
Honestly, Uncle Dr. Barry,
do you really think
you're the right candidate
to speak for the subject?
I mean, you people
can't even have kids.
What do you mean
me people?
Don't. Just don't.
I mean, once we've
allowed same-sex marriage,
who's to say you can't go out
there and marry your car
or, like, a dog
or something?
I think I would
have a hard time
consummating the relationship I
have with my car.
Yeah, but what if he did? Would
you slap a ring on him?
I'm not gonna have
a political conversation
with a narrow-minded
13-year-old
who's comparing people to autom
-
obiles and canines.
I'm 15.
Yeah.
So, when's the funeral?
Oh, stop it
right now.
I'm f***ing serious.
We're here
for your brother.
I really
don't give a f***
whether you
like each other
or me or not,
but only for one week,
I f***ing implore you to get
along with each other
for the sake
of your brother.
And then we can all go back to
our pathetic lives,
which I am
obviously to blame for.
Your dad's right.
This is wrong.
I feel like we should say a
prayer for Magnus.
Maxwell?
Magnus.
Whatever.
Please grab
your neighbor's hand.
Finally.
The energy in here
was so damp, man.
Nah, I'm okay.
Don.
We don't need him.
You don't need me either.
It's... Okay.
I don't think I can
do this either. Sorry.
All right.
Well, you all can watch.
You can keep your eyes
closed or open,
but please make sure to keep
your soul open.
Wow. Wow.
You know, aloha means
hello, goodbye,
but it also means love.
Will you
please relax?
No. I have anxiety.
Pacing helps me
calm myself.
What the hell would
you have anxiety for?
Because your whole family
hates each other.
I told you
we don't get along.
Yeah, but I thought
you were talking about,
like, the way a man
gets mad at his wife
for stepping
in front of the game
or... or fighting over
which channel to watch.
Pete,
you wanted to come.
Look, I never said that I
wanted to leave, okay?
I really like
being here with you.
I just sometimes
need to vent and pace
to get stuff out.
Okay.
And who's Johnny,
by the way?
He's just a boyfriend
from high school.
Well, then why did everything
escalate as soon as it
was broug ht up?
It escalated because
my brothers are d*cks.
Are you sure?
Yes.
Because if you need to, like,
go and see that Johnny guy
for any reason,
to, like, bury any hatchets
or, anything, you totally can.
I get it.
Why would I care?
Why would I do that?
There's no hatchet
to bury, you know.
I haven't talked to the guy in,
like, almost five years.
Yeah. But you're
here now, right?
Look, the guy
was a d*ckhead.
I dumped him,
and I left.
Do you guys want to go
grab some cocktails?
No.
Yes, please.
Can you give us
a minute?
Listen, Jo.
I like you, okay?
But I'm not down
for getting into this
if you have
any unfinished business.
That's all I'm saying.
You have nothing
to worry about, okay?
Okay.
I need a drink.
Don, you sure you don't
want to come with us?
No, I'm good.
Okay.
See you guys later.
Have fun.
Yep.
You know, you're
not better than us.
One brother is
a suicidal drug addict,
the other is
a therapist who bangs
his male patients,
and my sister
is a coward.
My daughter and I
live a normal and
comfortable life.
That's why I am better.
Ah, you sound like
the perfect big brother,
comfortable with putting
everybody else down.
And your comfortable life
with your wife
who doesn't support
her husband during
his time of grief.
Who says I'm grieving?
You do.
Look, why don't you
buy a few rounds
and say that
you paid for it?
Ah.
All right,
will you back off?
All right? I am trying
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