Smother Page #6
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2008
- 92 min
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if you like to invest
a start-up money,
or cosign for a small
business loan.
We would be like partners.
What do you say, partner?
There's a lot of things
I would do for you, son,
but investing money in you
isn't one of them.
I've already got a lifelong credit
liability with your mother,
I'm not ready to take on
er protege.
I'm not doing this like this way.
Being a wife as a pilot.
Maybe Grandma could loan me some.
Oh that's right, that's where
your your generosity from.
I make practical decisions,
not popular ones.
Someday when you have a son,
you'll understand why.
Thank you for the pearl.
Okay, so Max, how can Escobar
capture Lieutenant Dawson
at the Mekong Delta?
Heavily-armed choppers?
It's been done.
Yeah... No...
Sounds tired to me.
Giant pest strip?
That's unrealistic.
OK. Wait a minute.
So what if...
and then what if shadow
ops ambush Dawson
OK.
While he's hatching eggs
in the rice paddy.
Breakthrough.
Breakthrough.
Ok.
We got that.
Please pass the astronaut ice cream.
Get it over here.
Alright, see you later soon.
OK?
OK:
Good luck.
Sorry, honey.
We should be quiet.
Hi.
Oh.
What's wrong?
I just talked with my dad.
He's not going to help me.
That's pretty bad news then.
Yeah, it's bad timing.
I get it.
If my wife wanted to
get pregnant and I didn't,
I'd be pretty uninterested
in sex, too.
What?!
That is ridiculous.
That news to me.
Because every time
we try do something lately
you've got an excuse.
Oh, like getting fired,
watching my parents
marriage collapse,
or realizing I'm going to work
for the rest of my life?
Those kinds of excuses?
You know what?
Let's do this, uh?
I'm gonna take a goal on you.
I know you.
I know when you don't
want to do something.
I've been very supportive
throughout all of this.
You're so supportive.
The only pregnancy question
you've asked in six months
is how big are
my b*obs going to get.
Yeah, because I'm
worried about your back.
I don't want you to strain it.
I'm sorry if I care about you.
You are a piece of work.
God damn it.
Oh! Oh! Mom!
Get Out of the car!
What?
What are you doing?
Your father's
at the bowling alley!
I should supposed be
in that parking lot!
What?
What are you doing?
This is out of rage.
OK.
Listen.
I'm your mother, right?
I'm not a sort of bright joke.
You think you could
just push me around?
I have the right.
Just go back to your room.
Let me go!
She was going to
a Pain Pals meeting!
OK. Listen to me.
My house, my rules.
Rule number one,
stop stealing my car.
What are you
That I'm right?
Listen to me and listen wide
in the first begining.
Because this is
You can think about leaving
this house tonight,
or I'm taking you straight
to a homeless shelter.
Oh, yeah.
I'm scared.
You know, I wish just once you
could see yourself like I do.
I'am thinking about
what happened last night,
and if I upset you,
I just want to apologize
for my actions.
You're supposed to
say you accept.
Fine, I accept.
Good.
Now let's go sell some carpet.
Alright.
Yeah. No. No. No. I know Sir.
I know what you said.
I'd lovely do that.
So, where did you go?
Hey, so where's your vest?
Dry tempered.
Excuse me.
It's dry-cleaned.
If I catch you without it again,
It's a write up, understand?
OK:
Now what's going on
with the Brisbane order?
I don't know,
my mom's handling it.
Where's your pay for...
Here!
I think she'd catch on quicker.
She's a slow starter.
Honey, She's sixty.
She's fired,
that's what she is.
What?!
She hasn't even
worked here a full week.
She's the worst Caucasian employee
We've ever had and
she's costing me money.
So, I'm canning her ass.
But she's the only one here
wearing her vest.
You're gonna fire
an employee in a vast?
The quick ones make it
and the slow ones don't.
Darwin said that and
I'm sticking to it.
Hi there.
Look, Donnie,
she loves
Excuse me.
It's all she's got.
Believe me when I tell you if you
fire her it's gonna destroy her.
You can't do it.
Actually,
you're her direct supervisor.
This falls under your domain.
That's a joke.
That's a sad joke?
No, I don't joke about
terminating someone's livelihood.
That I take very seriously.
Ok, you know.
I'm serious now about
firing my mom.
I'm not gonna do that.
Look.
Maybe I'm not making myself clear.
I'd like you to do this for me
or you're gone.
You need this job, right?
Do me proud.
Hi, Honey.
Donnie said you wanted
to talk to me?
Yeah, uh...
Do you wanna have a seat.
I was just reading
the employee manual.
It says we get a week's vacation
and five sick days after
twelve months service.
I've never had that
benefits before.
Uh... yeah, so, Mom,
I was talking to Donnie,
And he said he's been watching
you work the last few days
and he thinks
put to better use in another area.
Oh, really? You mean like greeter?
Well, maybe.
I think you'll be
a great greeter.
But I don't think that's
what he's talking about.
No. No.
He doesn't think I'm ready for
team leader yet, does he?
No, I think He feels
it would be the best
if you work at home
from now on.
I don't understand.
How am I going to do that when all
the carpet and customers are here?
I don't think he means working with
the carpet and customers anymore.
I don't understand.
What would I be doing?
You'd be... uh... you'd be...
Oh, I know.
I would be the telemarketer?
Fired, Mom.
You are fired.
OK.
I'd be fired.
I'm sorry... I tried to...
I told him how much...
Right... I...
I guess I wouldn't
need this anymore
OK. Here.
I'm fine, sweetie.
I'm perfectly fine.
It's not the end
in the whole life,
world everything.
You know, obviously,
someday when you and
I look back on this,
we're just gonna laugh, Right?
How'd it go?
Pop quiz.
How many square feet
are in this?
You're fired.
Do you hear me?!
The third time will
not be the charm for you!
Ha! Laugh's on you, Cooper!
That's stain resistant!
Mom! Wait a minute!
Cars!
Mom! Wait! Mom!
Mom!
I need your keys back, chappie.
I'm talking to you, ass.
Hey, So what are you in for?
I beat my boss senseless
with a foam scepter.
I'd prefer if you
sat over there.
Sure.
Do you know how much
carpet I had to buy
to talk him out of
pressing charges?
Three and fifty feet.
Do you have any idea
how much carpet that is?
Four and sixty-seven yards.
That's on top of bail.
on your marriage,
maybe you wouldn't have to be
so involved in my life.
How's that his responsibility,
he's not the one who left.
You don't know what
you're talking about.
No one knows how hard
I've worked on this marriage.
Then why am I
in the middle of mediating?
In case you hadn't noticed,
I've been the only one trying to
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