The Disappointments Room
1
If you want
to know who we are
We are gentlemen of Japan
On many a vase and jar
On many a screen and fan
attitude's queer and quaint
You're wrong if
you think it ain't
(CHUCKLES)
DAVID:
Hey, come on.Embrace living
in the country.
Driving on the open road,
singing Gilbert and Sullivan.
What's more
American than that?
First of all,
Gilbert and Sullivan
were English.
I knew that.
You knew that.
Want me to put on
something else?
Before the mighty troops
The troops of Titipu!
No. Not on your life.
Before the mighty troops
The troops of Titipu!
(WINDSHIELD WIPERS THUMPING)
(RAIN PATTERING)
DAVID:
Isn't this cool?We're actually using four-wheel drive.
Bet we're the only one of our
friends that can say that.
David, I'm wondering how the
trucks made it back here.
I'm sure they did.
Yeah, I gave them
directions.
But I also said we'd
be there to supervise.
I didn't know we were gonna be
stopping for strawberries...
I wanted to stop.
Peas...
I've never done the whole
roadside stand bit.
Spinach...
Thought it was important for Lucas.
And asparagus.
He should know
where food comes from.
David, food comes
from farms, not stands.
They both have farmers.
I think I see a light.
Where are we?
Hey, we're home, peanut.
LUCAS:
It's really dark.Where are all
the apartment buildings?
They don't have apartments
in the country, baby.
Babe? Dana.
It's a good move.
Believe me?
Yeah, I believe you.
New beginning.
New beginning.
(KISSES)
Ugh.
DAVID:
It doesn't get better than this, babe.(LUCAS LAUGHING)
All right.
(LUCAS GROANS)
LUCAS:
Oh.Sh*t.
DAVID:
Oh, my God,you kidding me?
Thought they were supposed to put
everything inside the right rooms.
DANA:
Well,obviously they didn't.
(BOTH GASP)
Hey, peanut, last one to find the
bathroom has to go wee in the woods!
I'm on your heels, I'm on your heels.
Here I come, here I come.
Please be careful!
(LUCAS LAUGHING)
DAVID:
Here he goes!Here he goes!
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
DAVID:
Hey.Hey.
Who puts mirrors
like this here?
Oh. Some guy
who's got a hot wife
and wants as many
of her as possible.
LUCAS:
Daddy!Can't find my toys!
(WATER DRIPPING)
(DANA EXHALES)
(BABY CRYING)
(BABY CONTINUES CRYING)
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
(WATER DRIPPING)
(WATER DRIPPING)
(WATER CONTINUES DRIPPING)
(GLASS TINKLING)
(RAIN PATTERING)
(THUNDER CRASHES)
Hey.
Hey.
This kitchen
has potential, huh?
Yes.
Oh, if you want coffee, you're gonna
have to find the coffeemaker first.
Found her.
F*** you.
Is that a threat?
Or a promise?
Uh, could be
a promising threat.
Or a threatening promise.
Where's the peanut?
He's upstairs,
waiting for his waffles.
Oh. And we have a leak
in the breakfast room.
LUCAS:
I don't know.I don't know.
We have to wait and see.
No, she's a nice mommy.
The nicest mommy
in the world.
DANA:
Lucas,who are you talking to?
Baby, I asked you
a question.
Who were you
talking to just now?
Lucas, turn around.
Oh, no! Lucas!
Oh, where did you
even find that thing?
He lives here.
This is his home.
Ugh. Well, I'm sure he'll be even
happier when we take him outside.
He said he'll protect me!
Baby, I'm sure he did.
(CAT MEOWS)
We've talked about this before, okay?
No pets.
Please, Mommy?
DAVID:
Hey,where'd that come from?
Hey, hey, hey.
Let me have a go
at that.
(GROANS)
Hey, you stink,
little guy.
Guess what? I just saw a mouse
downstairs and it was huge!
And he had his nose
in the waffle cupboard!
a good mouser, babe.
Yeah, he's a really
good mouser.
(MEOWING SOFTLY)
DAVID:
Hey. Hold still, you little rascal.Hey, how about Rascal?
Rascal's a good name.
Yeah, I think
it's a cool name.
Ooh.
(GIGGLING)
(DAVID MIMICS YOWLING)
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
(CAMERA CLICKING)
(CAMERA CONTINUES CLICKING)
(FROGS CROAKING)
(GROWLING)
DAVID:
Hey, Dana!What do you say
we drive into town,
get some groceries,
lay of the land?
DANA:
David,there's something out here.
We live in
the country now, babe,
all kinds of crazy
critters out there.
Like what?
Maybe it's a raccoon.
The occasional
zombie redneck.
Hey, Dana, come on.
I'm sure the locals
of the new lord
and lady of the manor.
Not bad, huh?
Not bad at all.
This is cool, huh?
LUCAS:
Where'sthe movie theater?
They don't have one, peanut,
but what they do have
is a 6-plex up the road in New Bern.
Afternoon.
Oh, afternoon.
You see that? Friendly.
Look at that. That's a
genuine barber shop. Huh?
Oh, friendly
neighborhood gun store.
And we'll go wild turkey shooting.
How about that?
Did you forget?
I'm a vegetarian.
I do not like
killing animals.
You don't? That's okay. We'll
shoot watermelons instead.
Hey! I've heard about this place.
Oh.
Yelp says that this place has the best
ice cream this side of the Mississippi.
No way! Really?
Yeah, better than the Ice
Cream Factory in Brooklyn.
(DOOR BELLS JINGLE)
WOMAN:
Afternoon!Hello.
Hey.
I bet I know
who you all are!
DAVID:
Oh, I bet you do!You all bought
the Blacker House.
Yeah, that's us.
(LAUGHING) Welcome!
Welcome! Welcome!
Oh, I'm so happy to see
We're happy to be a new face.
Hey, I'm David.
David.
This is my wife, Dana.
DANA:
Hi.How are you?
And this little
sugar addict over here
is our son, Lucas. Hey, get up.
(WOMAN LAUGHS)
Marti Morrison! And the
pleasure is all mine.
And hi, Lucas.
LUCAS:
Hi.MARTI:
What's yourfavorite ice cream?
Strawberry.
You are so in luck.
I just made some strawberry this morning.
Is that okay?
Yeah. That's fine.
Sure.
All right,
let's get scooping.
(LAUGHS)
You know, nobody has lived
in that old house
for quite some time.
I'm afraid that you all have
your work cut out for you.
Yup. Got a leaky roof
for starters.
Oh. Now, listen, if you need
some help with the big stuff,
I mean, I'm happy to recommend
some honest, hard-working people.
You know, actually we're...
Ben Philips, Jr.
Now, that's not to be confused
with Ben Philips, Sr., who drinks.
Enough said.
But Ben, Jr. now, he knows
his way around a hammer.
And he is not bad
to look at.
I said that out loud,
didn't I? That's awful.
Get behind me, Satan.
That's terrible.
You know, actually we were hoping
to do most of the work ourselves.
Oh, is that right? Well, are you
some kind of architect or...
Well, funnily enough...
Look at you!
Oh, I guess that you're a man who
knows his way around a hammer, too.
I do. I'm actually
the architect.
of the work on the house.
Is that right?
Yeah, that's right.
It's a big job.
Big job.
And what is it
that you do?
In between my naps,
playing Xbox.
Oh, huh?
We actually just
came in to say howdy,
pick up a few things
for the house.
Well, howdy.
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