The Brass Teapot Page #3
- Hey, Trudy.
- You look great.
- Oh, god.
Hi, mom. How are you?
We are just so excited
that you both could join us...
Mostly.
Thank you so much, sis.
- Yummy. - So, John, are you
still with the same company?
Actually, no. I'm not. We switched to
private investing.
Looks like you're doin' all right.
- And you, joe?
- Still non-profits.
Right now I'm working on a huge campaign
for the stock island tree snails.
- Tree snails.
- Yup.
Delicious with butter.
We have a lot of snails and
flower fairies in our garden.
Yes, we do.
Oh, yeah?
Do you like magic?
- Yeah.
- John.
If no one
is going to ask--
How have you gotten so far on the
paycheck of a pesky goddamn telemarketer?
We actually made it big on an investment, mom.
- What investment?
- Oatmeal futures. Sexy sh*t.
If he's pimping you out, I want you
to come home with me right now.
Yeah, why aren't you out
You little... Slut.
I tell you what. Let's just have
a pleasant dinner...
Minus the language please.
I'm a white pimp in the suburbs.
That's how we talk. Legit.
I want answers!
Actually,
We're selling Alice's eggs to sterile mothers.
It's beneficial for everybody.
Cage free, farm fresh.
But are they organic?
Eggs.
So, Alice,
Have you and John put any thought
into having a b-a-b-y?
Mmm.
Why is that funny?
Because that's what you're
supposed to do next, right?
Have a baby?
Well, of course.
Why would I want an organism growing
exponentially inside of my body...
And then ripping its way out
of my tight, sweet, fresh,
Young, undamaged v-a-g-i-n-a?
Alice, you are the only one in our
family who hasn't reproduced.
Having a child--
It's like the essence of your soul
is reflected back at you.
It is like god holding up a mirror
to your soul...
Saying "shazam" and enjoy.
Maybe I should've just gotten knocked up
in senior year like you.
Well, summer after senior year.
Mmm.
Oh, yeah. That's right.
I'd forgotten.
Have you tried the 12-bean salad?
Mmm.
Time to meet the sidewalk!
Come on.
Come on!
Baby, we are officially out of debt.
Well, isn't that good news?
Wow, so that means we'll be at a million before christmas.
What's the rush?
Oh.
Don't we want a few of
life's necessities? Mmm.
Some of the things we've gone without?
Mm-hmm. Such as?
I want lots of new clothes.
Vodka.
I want my own vodka label.
Premium sh*t.
Okay.
Who the hell is that?
Coming!
Coming!
Shabbat shalom.
I'm sorry, guys.
We're not religious.
Oh, my god! Baby!
Baby, no!
Oh, baby, no.
Oh, baby!
Hey!
- Where is the teapot?
- Teapot?
Ow!
- Ow! - The one you had
on the television.
It's a precious family heirloom.
Our grandmother risked her life to
save that teapot during the holocaust.
-I bought it from the old lady. She
gave me a really good deal. -Impossible.
It was the last thing she talked
about before she passed.
She said her teapot was missing.
She died?
Aah!
Where is it?
We sold it!
We sold the teapot.
So where's the cash?
We want the money!
Stop it!
Please stop. It's just five grand,
and you can keep the change.
- Where did all this come from?
- From my bra.
- It's the rainy day fund.
- Is there more?
No, no. Look.
Oh.
One bad deed for another, huh?
Oh, baby. Are you okay?
I'm so, so, so sorry.
Is anything broken?
Ow.
We have to find out what the
hell this thing is. Okay.
Ce30, period, 415g, period.
Wait. Wait.
magical objects and potions.
It's the biggest book
I've ever seen in my entire life.
The legend of the brass teapot.
Wow.
The legend of the brass teapot
first appeared in folklore...
Around the time of christ's crucifixion.
That's what the scholar at the roadshow said,
That it was probably
It also says...
That the teapot possesses extraordinary
and inexplicable powers.
- Well, that's one way of putting it.
- Right?
It's like it just goes on
forever and ever and ever.
Oh, my god.
Oh, here, here.
I have one.
Oh, whoopsie.
- Shh.
- Shh!
There's no one else here.
This book just goes on and on and on.
and religions. Let me see.
"Bhardwaj warned that those associated
with ownership of the teapot...
Were in for unsavory consequences,
Including--"
No! Somebody
ripped out the page.
- What? - Why would somebody
rip out the page?
No! What do you think
"unsavory consequences" mean?
I don't know. But it's a
really old book, you know?
And we're probably not gonna learn
that much more from it right now.
I think we should go have fun.
I think we should go spend our money.
Can you look at my face for a second?
Two hasidic jewish men came and beat
the sh*t out of me in my own house...
When I was wearing a silk, pink robe.
Don't gimme that face right now.
You ever have sex in a library?
What?
Go f*** a headphone
We got a time bomb we got
a time bomb we got a time bomb
Na, na, na, na
Time bomb tickin' time bomb tickin'
Got a time bomb tickin', go
Riding on an elevator
cold just like an alligator
Now my baby's out of date
Fighting and lightning and tightening
Above the buckles
on an atom bomb's time bomb
Tickin', tick tick tick
Canape?
Oh, no, thank you.
Guys? Canape?
No, I'm allergic.
Hi, neighbor!
Hi.
You look gorgeous.
When you said the place next to ours,
I thought you meant up the street,
not this place!
How did this happen?
Uh-- um--
Alice, hey. Hey.
Hi. Hi. You look amazing.
Hey.
Thank you. You must have gotten
your dream job.
Dreams are for people
who are sleeping, not doers.
You could still dream, I guess.
You like the sound of that?
Yeah.
Sounds nice, doesn't it?
Sounds like they're really here.
This is my, uh, favorite part of the house.
Exclusive invite only.
Try this on for size, huh?
Really?
To hard work.
Ew. Ooh.
It's a work in progress.
Well, I have to go and show
Payton something upstairs.
- Okay.
- Come on. Let's go.
Okay.
Yeah. See you around.
Hello.
Hi, I'm sorry.
Were we being too loud?
Dr. Li Ling.
What is the theosophist society?
We have interest in antiquities.
Specifically teapots.
I have come from China,
John. May I enter?
We can talk right here.
Are you alone?
Yes.
I'm sorry. Can you just give us one
moment just to talk amongst ourselves?
Thank you.
We should probably listen to what he has to say.
Interest in teapots?
Seriously?
If he takes it, the party will end.
Hi. Dr. Ling, I wish you would have
called us sooner.
We donated the teapot to a museum.
Tax write-off.
- We must talk.
- We don't have it.
You are in grave danger.
You must listen to me before it is too late.
Leave us alone and get off of our property!
You buy girl scout
cookies once--
The best.
They were the best.
We were so close and then--
we used to come here with marcy and dan.
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