The Competition Page #4
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2018
- 103 min
- 111 Views
- Alejandro,
if you don't mind me asking,
what was a gentleman
who's you know, your age,
doing at a senior
ballroom dance class?
I understand your curiosity,
and I will tell you right now.
I work like a dog
in my shop.
He's a designer.
He makes men's suites.
- Has his own label.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- So, I was thinking to myself and I say,
"Alejandro,
you're such a great dancer,
and your heart
is only half full.
This is not the right way
to live the life.
You must live the life with the
heart full of love, always, right?"
So, I walked into the class,
and I was ready
with the shaking of my hulo,
and sharing the love
for the dance,
and there she was, like a
beautiful ball of sunshine,
burning my poor eyes.
Amore mio.
Act your age.
And what does that mean?
"Act my age?"
Am I supposed to be at home knitting
sweaters? Does Gena act her age?
Or what about you, Lauren?
You're 30 years old.
Aren't you supposed
to be married by now
and giving me grandbabies?
I don't see that happening.
I'm very busy,
all right?
Work is always crazy,
then there's my blog,
and now
this book thing...
Well, we can't all be
Pig Slayers, Lauren.
How long's that been going on,
anyway? And when's that going to stop?
- I'm sure it's just a phase.
- At some point the phase becomes a reality.
And the long-ago sanity
becomes a phase.
I mean, really,
none of us Walden women
are exactly traditionalists,
but you've taken this too far.
Mom, I'm sorry, but I just don't
understand where you're coming from.
I'm just standing up
for what I believe in.
You're not standing
for anything, you're running.
You're not letting anybody in.
Actually, she has met someone.
Really?
Yes! His name is
Calvin Chesney,
he is a lawyer at my firm,
and they like each other a lot.
Thank God for that!
- When can I meet him?
- Uh, well, you can't.
- Why not?
- Yeah, why not?
It would be so fun if you brought
Calvin around to meet the family.
I mean, you and Mom
could go on a double date.
Yes, yes.
You should always
believe in your life
with the heart full of love.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
You mentioned that.
I... In that vein,
Nice meeting you,
and Mom, it's always good to... see you.
- What is this?
- Is it me?
Not at all!
It's Gena's.
She loaned it to me for the day.
Thought you might like a ride.
Did she now?
Well, come on, get in,
let's drive this puppy!
- OK, but I'm driving back.
- Oh...
- Ready?
- Ready. Let's go.
And I... got your Queen.
- What? Oh, no!
- Yeah.
Damn.
Checkmate!
Yeah, you set me up there,
didn't you?
- Just a little.
- A little.
All right. You win.
Whoa! Sorry to interrupt.
That's just gross.
Then again,
kind of not sorry.
Why don't they find a room?
It's his house.
What a clown.
Yeah, ass clown.
- He's weird.
- Ah, he's harmless.
Why does he
live here, though?
I mean, you could afford
this place on your own.
You think?
Nah, I know I could.
Just... That's Jake,
you know,
he's always been there for me.
We've been friends since grade
school and then basketball,
I was point guard
and he was right wing,
all the way through law school
Quiz me before exams, take
me out for beers afterwards.
- Even if I always paid.
- I'm sure you did.
Yeah, just...
he's my best friend.
Seems natural
to have him around.
At least until
I find somebody else
How about you, huh?
Lone wolf.
You like living alone?
I'm not alone.
I have Ripley...
and two million followers.
That's right.
Gosh, where do they all sleep?
Ahh,
I keep them in the garage.
Yeah...
Oh, man.
I really like this.
Me and you.
Me too.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I should get to work.
I know...
people need their science.
Yes, they do.
Hey, so when
do we get started?
- With our competition?
- Yeah.
Now.
Right now?
Yep.
As of now it can happen
at any time
to anyone on your list.
You know, I still don't
think it's fair.
I mean, you know,
who all my friends are
and I have no idea
who you're challenging with.
Oh, you'll know.
See you soon.
How will I know?
Nice car.
[GenYou liked that, did you?
That's one of the perks
of becoming partner.
Yeah, about that.
I've been thinking,
I can't accept
the partnership position
if it has anything
to do with Lauren.
Really.
Yeah, I want to be partner,
and I sure did like
driving that car,
but I don't want you
suggesting me to the board
than I'm a great lawyer.
Let's just see
how things play out.
From what I can see, everything
OK, Gena, but so we're clear,
I'm not doing this anymore
to make partner.
I'm doing this
because I like Lauren.
Bye, Calvin.
How long have you
and Treasure been together?
I don't know, man,
about two years, I guess?
- You gonna get married?
- I don't know, man.
You know, work's been really
good and people been throwing
an ass ton of money at me
just to get into shape,
if we needed to.
No, I mean, you love her, right?
You want to marry her.
I, I don't know, man.
I mean, I guess
I'm gonna have to
if I want to keep her.
That's how it works, right?
Why are you
busting my balls, man?
Did Treasure
put you up to this?
No, no, no, I was
just curious, that's all.
You guys seem happy.
Don't be a douche.
And so it begins.
- Hi.
- Hello.
- Are you Garrett?
- I am. What can I do for you?
Well,
I'm looking for a trainer
and the lady at the front desk,
she referred me to you.
OK, so what kind of hours
are you looking for?
Oh, nothing here.
really expensive home equipment
and I have no idea
how to use it.
- Sounds dumb, huh?
Actually, no, not at all.
You know, most people don't get
the full benefit of their workout
because they don't know how
to use the equipment correctly.
Sometimes they hurt themselves
or they hurt other people.
- Really?
- That's a fact.
You know, why don't
I give you a free lesson?
Come over here
and show me how you bench.
Yeah...
All right, why don't you
go ahead, and tight back,
stick your chest up,
all right, good.
Grab the bar...
Now go ahead and lift up.
There you go,
down and back up.
Oh that's great.
Chest out, there ya go.
Tight back,
bring it up, good.
All right.
Chest out a little more.
Oh, that's great. Up. Perfect.
I can work with that.
That is great.
She wants you to go
to her place to show her
how to use gym equipment,
and you're buying that?
Seriously, Cal,
come on, man,
you know I'm a professional.
This is what I do
for a living, all right?
I help clients at their houses
all the time. It's what I do.
You need to get your damn mind
out of the gutter.
Douche.
Wow.
Oh hey, man.
Sign here.
Thanks.
Have a good day.
Garrett.
They're going to be
sending a gaggle of attorneys.
It's an important case,
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