Tag Page #11
that's easy...
I had an uncle
that went through chemo,
and afterwards,
he was terrible at games.
But I guess that makes sense. It
would be weird if he got better.
Then everybody
would be getting chemo.
(ALL CHUCKLE)
I love you guys.
Love, I love this game.
You know?
I don't know what it is.
It brings out the best in us.
Except today.
Today, I don't know.
I really f***ed up your wedding,
Jerry, and I am super sorry.
Jerry?
- Has he... Has he hung up?
- Jerry?
You didn't f*** up my wedding, Hoagie.
Come on.
- Right?
- No.
You might have ruined
a moment. But...
I screwed it up. You should've
been up there with me.
All you boys should've.
That's my fault.
you guys were
just much closer to each other
than to me. So...
What?
I mean, if it seems like
we were closer,
it's only because
we're physically closer
because you always ran away.
Successfully.
You know, I mean,
not for nothing,
you might actually be
the very best person
at this game on the planet.
He might be, right?
Yeah, you're really good
at tag.
Yes, but you've kinda
missed the point.
I mean, it's not about trying
to get away from each other.
It's actually about
having a reason to be
around each other. You know?
Yeah.
I mean, Ben Franklin said it best.
Am I right?
"We don't stop playing
'cause we grow old..."
ALL:
"We grow old becausewe stop playing."
I been wanting to say for a few years,
that quote is not Benjamin Franklin.
That is German anthropologist
Karl Groos.
Why are you ruining
the moment?
- I don't wanna know that.
- He's in the hospital.
- It felt like the right moment.
- It's not the right moment.
SABLE:
It is the right moment.CHILLI:
It isn't.So, Jerry...
It's 11:
55.Get in here,
and let me tag you.
You know, I've been
so attached, I suppose,
to my perfect record
all these years,
dominating you fools.
Maybe I should.
Maybe I shouldn't.
If you think about it,
Jerry is a tag virgin.
Or champion.
Just let us deflower you.
We'll be gentle.
I can't.
Come on.
I can't do it.
Then I'm not gonna tag anybody
and the game ends with me.
That's dark.
Or, just let me tag you.
All right, f*** it.
- It!
- Oh, my God!
Loser! Loser!
CHILLI:
You suck!Awesome.
- Yes!
- You officially suck.
Aw, you're so it!
Goddamn! All right!
I love you guys.
Love you too, man.
You know we got five minutes
left of May.
I ain't gonna be last it.
B*tches!
JERRY:
Look, Bob!Where are you gonna go, Bob?
No!
Verbal amendment?
That women should be playing.
- Amendment.
- Yeah, amendment.
Oh, you just made
a big mistake.
(CHILLI CHUCKLES)
- You're it, b*tch!
- You're it now!
- You're going down!
- You're too intense!
You're gonna suck
my tiny ginger balls.
Gross!
You're gross!
(SCREAMS)
Come on!
Sh*t! No.
- You're it.
- No, I can't get involved in the story.
We made an amendment!
Come on,
it's a little bit fun right?
You have about three minutes.
Sable! Come on.
Where are your ethics, buddy?
Come on. Just reach out.
- No!
- You got it.
Oh, sh*t, hang on a second.
CHILLI:
You okay?- You all right?
- Yeah.
ANNA:
You're it!Tag, brother!
You're it!
- CAMERAMAN:
I'm it?- You're it?
CAMERAMAN:
Now you're it.You got me. No way!
(LAUGHING)
- Not bad, huh? Pretty hot?
- Wow.
(GROWLS)
You're it!
(SCREAMS)
Yeah, baby.
CAMERAMAN:
Hey, f***er. You're it!
(BOTH LAUGHING)
You're it! Yeah!
You're it, baby!
Once, there was a kid who
Got into an accident
and couldn't come to school
But when he
finally came back
His hair turned
He said that it was from
when the cars
Had smashed him so hard
(HUMMING)
Once, there was
this girl who
Wouldn't go and change with
But when they finally
made her
They saw red marks
all over her body
She couldn't quite
explain it
They'd always just
been there
(HUMMING)
Yeah
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Both the girl and the boy
were glad
'Cause one kid
had it worse than that
(HUMMING)
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
- MAN:
You're it.- F***er!
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