Sisters Page #5
Okay, listen. My daughter
and I are moving to Orlando
and I really need a job.
Oh, no.
Okay, look. Just smile and shake
my hand like you gave me a job
and I will text you
a picture of my b*obs.
Real good ones. High and happy.
No? I misread your deal.
Smile and shake my hand.
Or I will text you a
picture of my b*obs,
and I know you don't wanna see them.
Awesome! Thank you, Vicky.
I will see you on Monday.
Boom! I got a job.
And look what I pulled out of your
wallet. "Success is desire in action."
Amazing! You're crushing it!
Whoo!
We need to cancel
dinner with Mom and Dad.
What if we lie to Mom and Dad
and then they die in their sleep?
Don't let them smell your guilt.
Girls.
Hey, Mom, we are doing
so much work over there
and I am telling the truth.
Well.
I was just, um, putting the
silverware in the drawers here.
Hey, we can't have dinner tonight.
Yeah, because we're in such packing
mode we don't wanna stop our groove.
Sounds good!
Oh.
No. We've...
Okay!
Bye. We're leaving!
Did we just cock block our parents'?
They were fresh off the sex griddle.
There was so much color in her face.
Hey, see you tonight! You know,
So I wanna stop by Sam and
Gray's house, real quick.
Oh, I haven't seen those
homos since high school!
I know.
They said that we could borrow those
cool chairs they had at their wedding.
Gays know how to throw a party.
Go to Costco, get a pan of hot wings.
Get some big, basic salamis.
Or just make a fuckload of potato salad.
With Tostitos Scoops.
It's like a spoon you can eat.
Obviously, it's the gay men
who have the great party ideas.
I wish being gay was a choice because I
always did like that shorts and boots look.
Yeah, I don't know.
For me, the deal breaker might
be the eating of the p*ssy.
Oh, really? Because for me it would just
be the f***ing unbearable amount of talking.
BYE, guys!
Hmm, what do you think, Brayla?
I know, like, three.
Oh, so you're trending. God bless.
You know, it's a lot of under teat
but I think I'm getting away with it.
Also it's, um, on backwards.
You think? Yeah.
How's it going in there?
I don't get this dress.
One of my apples keeps
rolling out of the bag.
But I like the story it
tells with the fringe.
You're gonna have to rock
a thong with this, though.
Oh, no, I don't wear thongs.
I have a very fussy taint.
You just have to build up
a callus. Right, Brayla?
I worry that she just wants the
sale. She's not telling us the truth.
No. Brayla has no pleasure
center in her brain.
Oh, here we go.
Haley! How-slash-where
are you?
You can trust me.
I am at a friend's house.
So I got Your text message
about moving in with Gram and
Gramps, and you know I love Orlando.
Yeah, you know what? I was
and it turns out that Gram and
Gramps are selling their house.
Oh...
Okay, I like that it
has a strong message,
but I am afraid that I'm
gonna zip my bush up in there.
We can still make Orlando happen.
I promise, I will find another way.
Don't be upset.
Okay, give it to me.
Hey, honey. It's Maura. Hey.
Listen, your morn forgot to
tell you the most important part,
which is that she got a job out
here at a very fancy nail salon.
Really? Yes.
Try something on.
So I think maybe you should come here
earlier next week, and surprise her.
Aunt Maura, I don't know. I don't know.
Haley, I know I said that I was
going to help you for a while,
but now you have to get
back with your mother.
I hate keeping secrets.
Especially from my sister.
Okay. But what should I do with Polenta?
The dog-sitters number
is on the counter.
Use my credit card, and
get a flight, and come here.
It's gonna work this
time, honey, I promise.
Okay, if you think so.
I love you. Love you, too.
Bye.
Haley's good. It's all fine.
Aw. That's awesome. Thanks.
These dresses are made for
Chinese tomboys, by the way.
I don't know about that one.
Really, because what about this part?
That's a Play-Doh Fun
Factory right there. Ooh.
And the eye goes right
to it. Yeah, look at that.
That is flesh, and dudes like that. They
don't care what thing it's coming out of.
This dress smells like pickles.
Better work.
It just feels like it's
maybe one or the other.
I think it's what
they call "either/and."
No, I don't. Well...
Right, Brayla? Brayla, where you from?
That looks amazing on you. Mmm-hmm.
We got to find another store,
they can't handle our heat here.
God. We need, like, a little less "Forever
21" and a little more "Suddenly 42."
Yeah. We are keeping it tight.
It is tight. This is very tight.
Here, give me a kiss.
- Wait. Where are we going?
- One last errand.
Get it, girl. What?
Oh, my God. Damn it. I knew
Ask him. "Desire needs action,"
or whatever the f*** that one said.
I don't have my good bra
on. I have beef jerky breath.
Okay. Okay.
Hi. Hi.
I'm, uh, Maura, from yonder there.
My sister and I
objectified you yesterday?
I remember you.
I'm James. Hi, James.
Do you go by Jimmy?
Usually James, sometimes James.
Well, just wanted to say
hello. And that's all I got, so.
Uh...
Would you borrow me your bathroom?
Number one only.
Of course, come in. You can do
whatever you want in there, really.
Wow.
I am actually just renovating it,
I'm gonna put it on the market.
Wow. You're doing a really
nice job. Oh, thank you.
It was my parents' house, but they
passed away within a year of each other.
Oh, my God. That's horrible.
Yeah. Yeah, it was really sad.
Are you gonna be okay?
I'm sorry. It's just
that's, like, my worst fear.
I'm sorry I told you. I'm sorry
you had to find out this way.
My legs just went numb.
I'll be okay.
Uh' do you still need the bathroom?
I think I'm too sad to go now.
Yeah, of course.
Okay.
Hey, who's this guy?
Oh, that's Mashed Potatoes.
I'm pretty mad at him right now.
Hey!
Would you like to flank me at a party
that I'm attending at
my own house tonight?
Him or me?
Oh, you. Yeah, yeah.
Ah, maybe. What time?
8230. 8245. 9200.
You know, it doesn't
matter. I'm pretty laid back.
Okay, okay. Let me just, uh,
check my calendar real quick.
You're lucky. I am free.
Well, that's a good news!
I'm not Italian. I don't
know why I said it like that.
No, I like Italians.
Okay. I'm half-Italian.
No, I'm not. That was a lie.
So, then I... There, yeah. Okay.
You will come to the party
and I cannot stop trailing off.
All right. But I will now.
I'm just gonna casually George
Jefferson my way out of here.
To you.
And just gonna ease on down the
road and re-run it to the car.
Okay, goodbye. Oh!
Bye!
Kate, let me in.
Oh, hello.
Hi. Why?
We were measuring for a pergola.
What, like Polish food? I'm
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