Step Brothers Page #8
with a buddy of mine, Topher.
You guys remember Topher, right?
Driving around, he has this
brand-new Testarossa, right?
We hit this four-point buck. Dead.
Lying in the road.
Long story short,
we sue the state of Michigan.
I end up getting 125 G's. Okay?
You know what I spent that money on?
Sniper rifle to hunt deer.
Either way, the deers lose,
my friends.
Good riddance.
Eat all the damn flowers, anyway.
If you'll excuse me...
...I think I'm going to go into
the other room to check my hair.
- Excuse me.
- Sorry, everybody.
If you'll excuse
my space-cadet wife here.
Let's just say the meds
aren't helping.
I'm kidding. Kidding. But not at all.
I have to get some more gravy.
- Oh, Dale, it's right there.
- Oh, no.
Shush up, Nancy.
I have to get some more bread.
What did I do to deserve that?
What do any of us do
to deserve anything?
all these lazy goddamn liberals.
Get off me! Off!
Get back. Get back! Back!
- What do you want?
- Merry Christmas, darling.
- Merry Christmas.
- Oh, that was torture.
I couldn't eat another bite of turkey
without thinking of you inside of me.
Come on, let's try something illegal.
So, Tommy, what did you
get for Christmas?
Well, Santa brought me the Bowflex
and $ 1000 in fresh-minted $50 bills.
Wanna know what I got
for Christmas? A crushed soul.
- Alice, please.
- Sing along, Santa.
You know this song.
What is that noise?
It's... This is the ghost.
- Just try to be quiet. Okay.
- You're right. You're right.
- We've got to be discreet.
- All right.
No, no! Oh, hey.
Are you all still talking in here?
What are you doing?
Alice was moving a chair from the
living room into the dining room...
...for an extra chair
and her back went out.
And I just did the best thing,
which is get right on the muscles...
- Muscles.
...so they don't seize up.
Just add some heat to it.
Damn it, Dale, sit down.
It's just a real deep, tight muscle.
Hey, sweetie,
can you grab me a beer?
- I'll get you another Heineken.
- Yeah.
Merry Christmas.
And how about you, Tiffany,
what did you get for Christmas?
I got this Mikimoto pearl necklace.
But next year I'm gonna ask
Santa for breast implants...
...because I'm impatient
with my body.
Hey, Tiffany. Wanna know
what I got? A crushed soul.
You mentioned that earlier.
- So good.
- Oh, gosh!
It's gone into a real bad spasm,
so I put a yoga move on her.
- grant me this one,
because I was pretty wasted.
So I put my lips
around that breathalyzer...
...and I saw those numerals pop up:
Michael Murray's Christmas party.
I think that was the year.
And just driving...
I have to interrupt you. Robert, while
the children are in the living room...
...I think this would be a good time
to make our announcement.
- What's going on?
- It's over.
with my friend Jack Handle...
...and Nancy found a townhouse
in the city.
What is this? What's happening?
is that we are getting a divorce.
- Don't do this.
- No. No!
- I could've called this one.
- No.
- Yeah.
- Is it our fault?
- Is it because we were bad?
- No. No.
The main thing that
Robert and I talked about...
...is that we did not want you two
to blame yourselves.
- What can we do to fix it?
- Dale, honey, are you okay?
- Why are you calling him "honey"?
- I cannot stress this enough:
- It is not your fault.
- F*** it, I wanna f***ing know!
- Let's cut the sh*t.
- It is directly your fault.
- Robert.
You destroyed my boat.
You beat me up in your sleep...
...and worst of all, you made
Nancy and I resent each other.
- It is absolutely 150 percent your fault!
They're the world's biggest d*ckheads,
and they're living in your house.
- Shut up, Derek.
- I'm sorry, but that...
Please don't cry like that.
Please don't, Brennan.
- Mommy!
- Dale!
I told you that they would feel
completely to blame.
- Oh, let's grow up.
- I think I'm going to throw up.
- I think I'm gonna throw up...
- Don't throw up.
...all the nice dinner that I had.
- Come on.
- My God, he threw up. Oh, this is ugly.
- Hey, guys. Guys.
- This is not nice!
- All right, dipshits. Right here.
- Stop it, Derek.
- One, two, three...
- I don't want my picture taken now.
Good luck, and remember, I need you
out of this house by tomorrow.
No exceptions.
If there's anything you need,
anything that you boys need...
...you just give me a call. Okay?
It's all right.
Hey. Are you awake?
Yeah.
I can't believe we actually
have to move out of this house.
I know. I feel bad.
Hey, you know,
we don't have to whisper anymore.
Mom and Dad aren't here.
Yeah, but can we keep
doing it, though?
It helps me pretend that they are.
You must feel just terrible.
- I mean, I know I feel bad.
- Yeah.
But I can't imagine how you feel...
...after my dad looked
right at you and said...
...it's all your fault
that they broke up.
That's funny, because my mom said:
"If that curly-headed f*** Dale
wasn't here...
...everything would be perfect."
- You take that back.
- No way. It's your fault.
You know what your problem is?
You live in a fantasy land.
You refuse to get a job...
...and you don't know what it's like
to work for something.
You don't take responsibility for
your actions. This is all your fault!
Well, you're a mama's boy
who's too chicken to sing in public!
Yeah, that's right.
Run away, little boy,
because you know it's true.
Just avoid everything.
What are you doing?
- Dale broke up Mom and Dad
- Motherf***er!
Dale broke up Mom and Dad
Dale broke up Mom and Dad
- Dale broke up Mom and...
- Brennan!
Get up, Brennan,
I know you're faking. Get up!
Get up!
Brennan?
It's just like Cold Case Files.
It's just like Cold Case Files.
It's just like Cold Case Files.
People die every day.
Give him a proper burial
in an unmarked grave...
- Brennan! You're alive! Oh, my God.
- I know.
I'm alive.
- You were dead. I saw you die!
- I was faking.
I used ninja focus
to slow my heart rate down.
- What are you doing?
- I'm burying you.
- I'm alive. Brennan, I'm alive.
- You're waking the neighbors!
- Shut up!
- No. No.
- Now I'm gonna play your drum set.
- Help me.
Close your eyes.
Let the dirt just shower over you.
This is your fault.
Oh, I'm exhausted.
- Don't you touch my drums!
- Zombie!
Zombie! Zombie!
Get off me, zombie.
Get off.
I'm late for school.
I will kiss you right on the mouth,
Kenny Rogers.
- Just get off me.
- Hey.
I'd say you trying to bury me alive
pretty much did it.
You know what I just realized?
You've been the one
dragging me down.
Now I'm gonna go out and I'm gonna
get a job and an apartment...
...and then I'm gonna get Mom
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