That Awkward Moment Page #5
looks like a snowman's nose.
Can you stop?
Second of all,
Mmm-hmm. I thought
you worked tonight?
She might come by the hospital.
No.
Mikey, I love your
thinking on this, man.
The work-date combination.
It's very impressive.
Yeah.
I'm just thinking on my toes.
He knows sh*t, man.
It's casual.
It's innovative.
I love your work, man.
I love that jacket.
Where are you going tonight?
I have a pretty big
night ahead of me.
I'm playing the incredibly wealthy Mr.
Von Ferrington.
That's so awesome!
You're role playing.
You're committing.
Exactly. What
are you doing?
I'm going to
meet up with Chelsea
and see what we can make happen.
Again?
Why is she always hooking
you up with girls?
Have you looked in the mirror?
Have you looked at me?
I'm the most attractive.
So it's the easiest.
Come on.
Yeah! That's why.
Guys, in high school, I was voted
most likely to have the best eyes.
That's just not true.
So...
Yeah, right.
You idiot.
Do you know that
Really? He used to
be the mayor of New York.
You've really chosen a wonderful
property to look at Mr. Von...
Ferrington.
Ferrington.
Von Ferrington.
Von Ferrington.
I mean, this is one of the
finest properties in the city.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Look at the parquet floors that
are all inlaid and original.
And this.
Let me show you this.
Unfettered access
to the private park
is, of course, one of the finest
things about living on Gramercy.
Unfettered?
Unfettered.
And now further, I'd like you to
take a look at this wrought iron.
Lattice wrought iron
which is the original.
Original?
And we have in here a beautiful,
beautiful, beautiful chandelier,
which is cut crystal.
You'll notice all of the
detail on the ceiling.
Now the Obasan rug is
original of the period.
And we have over there
Let's go.
Why?
Look at the detail
on this poster here.
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
I'll explain later.
Oh, here, the kitchen.
Quick! The old
woman's coming!
Hello?
Won't we get caught?
I don't think so.
Let's go.
Hello?
Mr. Ferrington?
Hello?
Whoa, whoa. Slow down. Slow down.
Just walk normal.
What do you mean walk...
You're walking like a criminal.
What? This is how I walk.
I'm not a criminal.
But I am.
We have to go. Let's go!
Hello?
Hello?
Okay. You said
we need to talk.
Nobody says, "We need to talk,"
unless it's
really bad news, right?
No, no, no.
And my grandmother
had ovarian cancer.
No, no, no. You're fine,
you're fine, you're fine!
The tests they ran indicated
nothing out of the ordinary.
I have all the symptoms.
Baby, you're fine.
You're fine. You're okay.
Come here'
What was that message then?
Come here. No, no.
Come here.
Okay. I am sorry.
I just wanted to talk.
Oh, my God.
You are such an idiot.
You are such an idiot.
Yes.
Just... Just...
Just come sit down. Okay?
Oh, God.
Breathe. Breathe.
Oh, God, I thought I was dying.
Yeah. You thought
you were dying.
That was me.
Where did we go wrong?
Like, what happened?
What happened to us?
What happened? I...
I mean, we got
married at 23 years old,
I just don't think at that
point you are ready for a life
without excitement
or spontaneity.
Spontaneity?
I mean, I'm spontaneous.
We didn't have sex
for almost six months.
You want spontaneous?
Hey.
Hi.
Are you sick or something?
No.
Those aren't going out clothes.
Well, who's going out?
Oh!
That was pretty badass.
Mmm-hmm.
I can get fired for that sh*t.
You know, when I was a kid, I
used to love going to parks.
And my grandfather
used to take me every Sunday.
But my ex hated parks.
He thought they were
like too public or something.
He sounds like a real dick.
What? My ex?
Your grandfather.
So what happened
between the two of you'?
Well, I graduated from school
and I moved to New York.
And he took a job in Chicago.
And it was sort of like a
focus-on-your-work-life-first sort of thing.
They call us
the selfish generation.
What about you?
Who's the one that got you?
How dare you assume that I have
any emotional
capacity whatsoever?
Get out of my park.
No.
Get out.
No.
It's okay.
You can come back.
Damn it!
I was so not gonna do that.
I was gonna hold out.
I was gonna make you wait,
like, 40 days or something.
I was gonna make you wait, too,
but then I realized,
"I'm a dude."
Hey, guys. It's Fred.
Jesus! Fred, you're like
Reverse Elvis, you know.
Fred, you entered the building.
I love Elvis.
"Thank you, very much."
What's up, Fred?
Well, Ellie from Simon just sent
over the Matterhorn book cover.
And she wants us to do it?
Specifically.
Specifically?
- Specifically.
- Whoo!
I'll get in on that.
Right.
Come on.
Thanks, Fred.
Yeah.
All right.
Gonna do it!
Wait, okay, so let me
get this straight.
You have sex with this girl.
We get a job out of it?
Certainly seems that way.
And to think this whole time, we
thought that poor girl was a hooker.
Well, yeah.
But in reality, the only
prostitute here is you.
No one came again.
Again? Why don't you
get better authors?
Oh, you know, I never even thought of that.
Yes, I've tried that.
I've been trying.
Well, come by my place
after for a drink.
PH come by after.
I don't understand why you won't tell me.
Just tell me where you did it.
I'm not telling you,
so stop asking.
Why? You know you're gonna tell me.
You tell me everything.
I do. But I'm not
telling you this right now.
Why?
'Cause I'm whupping your ass.
You get all precious with this
stuff and you throw down,
and slap me in the mouth.
Whenever you start losing,
you just get upset.
Dude, did you just take
another sh*t in there?
No, I'm not.
Every time.
Why do you care so much about
what I'm doing in there?
I wasn't taking a sh*t.
You're
so disgusting. Dude.
Why do you guys care so much
what I do in the bathroom?
And I wasn't taking a sh*t.
Every time.
Yes, you...
Have a little faith. What
are you guys talking about?
Mikey won't tell me where
he had sex last night.
Oh, Mikey, where did you
have sex last night?
Why do you care so much
about where I had sex?
'Cause we're your friends.
We wanna know.
Where'd you have sex, Mikey?
The hospital.
With the glasses girl?
Are you serious?
Oh, my God! You Grey's
Anatomy motherf***er!
Mikey, that is awesome.
Dude, your wife never would've
had sex in the hospital.
She's too uptight.
Not in a million years.
I'm f***ing proud of you.
Really am proud of you.
Whoa! What is that?
I don't know.
You order food'?
I mean, we're all here.
I didn't order food. Did
you order food'? No.
Hey.
So. It's Ellie.
What the f***'?
Are you serious' dude?
Jason, this is a den
of testosterone, man.
This is a pre-game.
This is my apartment.
That's a good point.
It's not a good point. First of all,
guys, I just took a sh*t in there.
I knew it.
It's every time.
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