The Comedian Page #3
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- 2016
- 120 min
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They take your phone in prison.
I read in Google News
you got arrested.
Like I'm nothing to you.
A lot of naked men.
Am I nothing to you?
I was preoccupied.
Is my family?
- Is that why...?
- Jackie.
Hello, Flo.
How nice to see you.
Nice to see you.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving to you.
We haven't seen you
for how long?
Uh, please.
Well, I was in prison.
Oh, no, long before that.
So nice to see you.
Nice to see you too.
Nice to see you.
How are the kids?
Kid.
We have one kid.
She's an adult now.
I forgot. Dementia.
Yeah. Yeah.
She's getting married.
Is she?
Mm-hm.
Brittany's getting married?
I thought she was a dyke.
Mm.
You say "lesbian," a**hole.
Sorry. You're right.
I meant "gay."
They can get married.
You don't have to come.
He doesn't have to come.
We sent you an invitation.
We heard nothing.
I was in prison. I told you.
Before that.
He doesn't have to come
if he's busy.
You don't have to come
if it's too much trouble.
It's not too much trouble.
If it's too much trouble,
don't come.
I don't need the aggravation
if it's trouble for you.
I don't want it
to become a thing.
It's not a thing.
If it's gonna be a thing,
don't bother.
I don't think it's a thing.
It's not a problem.
It's not a thing.
I would love to come.
I'll be there.
It's a week from Sunday.
A week from Sunday?
Yes.
I will be there.
So you wanna stay and have
Thanksgiving dinner?
Not really.
Oh.
I have an excuse though,
and I'll tell you what it is.
I'm working at the mission.
Double the hours off
my sentence for Thanksgiving.
God forbid you do it
because it's nice.
I need to speak to you
when you two are finished.
Not in this house.
Oh, she hates me.
No, she doesn't hate you.
She doesn't?
Yeah, I was f***ing with you.
You never show up
unless you need something.
That's it?
Yeah.
Sensitive b*tch.
of them long enough to meet me.
So how much you need?
I don't even remember.
I'm so exhausted.
Pop liked me better.
Daddy did not like you better.
No, he didn't.
No, he didn't.
Five thousand. No big deal.
You know you'll get it back.
"You'll get it back." Yeah,
I'll get it back.
Daddy loved you.
You know that.
He did.
My daughter idolizes
her famous uncle.
You better show up.
Thanks.
And bring a gift.
That's gonna be extra.
Go on.
Growing up, my family celebrated
all the Thanksgiving traditions.
My favorite was
my Uncle Moshit's
telling of
the Thanksgiving story.
Anyway. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.
Wow, did Duck Dynasty
get canceled?
Chris Rock, what the f***
are you doing here?
Hey, Chris, I was just telling
my Thanksgiving story.
Uncle Moshit told me that
before the first Thanksgiving
the pilgrims thought
that turkeys were sex objects.
They couldn't fly,
and "gobble-gobble"
was Puritan for "blowj*b."
So when the Indians arrived,
right after
the Macy's Day Parade
they brought turkeys
all trussed up.
They were with cranberry sauce
and gravy and potatoes
and the Pilgrims were like...
They were pissed.
They were like,
"What are they doing?
"They're eating
our f*** birds."
But you know, being Puritans,
they don't wanna be rude.
But you know what?
It turned out
that the turkeys
tasted even better
than going down on their wives!
Yeah!
Would you believe that?
That's the truth.
So, what do you think
the Puritans did?
the turkeys
and started f***ing
the Indians instead.
That's how we stole
their country
and made the turkey
our national bird.
Supervisor's office?
Uh, there. Yeah.
Up there?
Mm-hmm.
You really are a piece of sh*t,
you know that, George?
Oh, how is it my fault?
How is this my fault?
I didn't it throw at her.
I threw it at you,
and she stepped in the way.
That's on her.
That's not on me.
Who does that? She does.
Are you with her?
You're not with her.
You're not with her.
I follow you on Instagram,
you moron.
I see what you're doing.
F*** you, George.
Well, f*** you, then!
No, f*** you, George.
No. I am taking
the high road right now.
So are we gonna see
each other again,
or is this over for good?
F*** you.
Goddamn it.
Kevin, you got the keys?
What are you doing?
I'm sorry... I...
Why are you standing there,
listening to a private
conversation?
I wasn't listening.
It's a private conversation.
I wasn't listening. I was...
You can't eavesdrop
on a private conversation.
I wasn't.
They asked me to come up to
have you sign this for my hours.
You want the supervisor.
That's Bobbi.
She's at the store.
Okay.
And I'm allowed to be here.
Sorry.
I didn't say you weren't.
There's no cell service here
but don't say anything
to anyone. Okay?
I won't say a thing.
Believe me.
I will not say a thing.
I just don't wanna be
that guy George.
What do you know about George?
He's a piece of sh*t.
Yeah, he is a piece of sh*t.
You got that right.
Sounds like it.
I know you, right?
You're Jackie Burke.
I am.
My dad used to love
your TV show.
Always nice to meet a fan.
Yeah. Well,
we just had the one TV.
Ah!
What's your name?
Harmony Schiltz.
- Harmony Schiltz?
- Mm-hmm.
Were your parents
in a Nazi barbershop quartet?
Heh. Yeah.
It's always nice
to see women laugh.
Once you can make a woman laugh
then you can make her
do anything,
they say. I don't know
if that's true.
Is that what they say?
It's an old saying.
Like a very, very old saying?
Ooh.
Ladies and gentlemen,
we are now beginning the third set
with the terrific Art Blakey
and his Jazz Messengers
from the jazz corner
of the world.
Lee Morgan on trumpet,
Wayne Shorter
on the tenor saxophone
Bobby Timmons on the piano,
Jymie Merritt on the bass.
Soul Brothers on the scene now.
Soul Brothers on the scene now.
Gonna really do a cool one.
Gonna really do a cool one.
How about a nice hand,
everybody, together...
For the one and
only Art Blakey and his Jazz Messengers?
Hey, jailbird, what's up?
Hey, Jackie, how's your a**hole?
Can I get you something?
Like a hemorrhoidal donut?
Get Jackie a Chivas
on the rocks.
Buy him a drink,
but you won't book him?
Less risky.
Why?
Because he's out of control.
Too much baggage.
On my way up there,
I saw a group of cops,
six of them, on horses.
Can they do real cop stuff?
Because every time I see them,
they're like:
"Easy. Easy.
"Sure, I'll take a picture."
My parents are immigrants.
They're from Taiwan.
Um, they moved to Texas
when I was a baby.
And, um, I think immigration
is f***ing crazy.
Can you imagine moving
to a completely foreign country
just so your offspring
would have more opportunities?
Then your kid goes
into stand-up comedy.
I'm a Mexican with papers.
I was a teenage-pregnancy case.
That's how we do it
in my family.
We have our babies,
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