The End of Love Page #3
- Sure.
- What are snake noises, daddy?
They go...
( hisses )
- Will you do it again?
- ( chuckles )
- ( hisses )
- ( laughs )
How long have you lived here?
Um, it's been about, uh...
- With isaac?
- Mm-hmm.
Well, isaac was, uh,
in his mom's tummy then.
Oh, okay.
- Yeah.
- You guys drove...
pregnant and, uh...
Are you and his mom--
are you still...
We're not together. No.
You're not together.
Yeah, yeah.
Um, just to make it
Figuring out a way
to make it work and...
You're doing good.
I'm all right.
Dad, why is this car so old?
( chuckles )
Why is there old--what?
Why is there old what?
- Why?
- It is old.
I've had it for a long time.
It's my friend, though.
Oh, here we are.
- Oh.
- Are we here at the mechanic?
- The tow place?
- Yeah. Great.
- Yeah.
- Thank you so much.
- Sure.
- I really, really,
really appreciate it.
- Here we are, buddy.
We are here.
- No, please, don't--
I didn't mind at all.
It's a break for me
from the chaos.
- Oh, he's so precious.
- Thank you.
Well, are your--
all your friends here?
Well, the tall guy
is not really a friend.
Do you have a phone?
Yeah, I do.
I, you know, I do.
Can--I was gonna ask you
if I could give it to you?
- Oh, that's good.
- No!
Yeah. Uh, let me--
let me give it to you.
Let's see where...
- Hello?
- Man:
What can I do for you?Uh, a friend
just drop me off here.
I'm pretty sure my car
was towed here.
- What kind of car?
- It's a black prius.
Yeah, we got it.
Okay.
It's $480.
Jesus f***ing christ.
- $480?
- Yes, sir.
Is there any way I can pay
a little less than that?
- There's no-
- no way.
( mumbling )
( buzzer )
Why did they tow it?
They towed it because--
I have no f***ing idea
why they towed it.
We parked in a place that no one
is supposed to park in.
Maybe they towed it.
- Yeah.
- Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Thanks, man.
Go f*** yourself.
They're pretty here.
We push, push,
Push, push, push, push.
No!
( grunting )
- Ooh.
- ( chuckles )
No, don't! Not this one.
Two tattoos.
I won't give you two tattoos.
There, that one's finished.
Do you like that one?
- Yeah.
- Okay. What would you like?
and garbage can.
Whoa, that's a lot.
Garbage truck, a trash pan
and a garbage can?
I don't think I can draw
that on your arm.
- Yes.
- Can you think
of something else?
No!
Okay.
Here is a garbage truck.
I make the wheels.
I make the front part.
That's not a garbage truck.
That's a pick-up truck.
Now, I'm gonna give you
a tattoo.
You're gonna give me a tattoo?
Well, I'm gonna do it
on your forehead.
On my forehead?
I don't want a tattoo
on my forehead.
How about my wrist?
Hmm.
- There's a airplane on you.
- You drew an airplane on me?
- Yeah.
- Wow.
( humming )
That's okay.
( chuckles )
I'm pregnant.
( knocks on door )
-Oh, hi.
- Hi.
- Hey. Hi. Hi, what's your name?
- Isabel:
Hi.- Welcome.
- My name is isabel.
- Isabel, I'm mark.
- Hi, nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
- Oh, my gosh.
- ( mumbles )
- lydia:
Hmm.- Perfect.
- Mushy broccoli.
- Melts in your mouth.
- Mm-hmm.
Let me draw
And you draw right here.
You know the table is good.
because you can draw right here.
I set up.
You wanna put some of these
down here
So you can move around here.
- Here.
- Mark:
Are you gonna have one?- Lydia:
Maybe.- Okay.
I'll have one
if you'll have one later.
- So I'll have orange juice now.
- Follower.
- Can I have some more?
- Yeah.
Isabel,
you look very lovely tonight.
You do, you look amazing,
isabel.
- You did good, girl.
- Thank you, mommy?
If I would have known, I would
have come more coordinated.
- Huh?
- ( chuckles ) yes.
Because the guys wearing like
this would have him in sweater.
- it's cranky time.
Do you want macaroni and cheese?
Do you like macaroni and cheese?
Isabel:
It's the only thingwe have, too.
No, we have this other stuff
that you're not gonna like.
So that's why I made macaroni
and cheese.
- Oh, macaroni and cheese.
- Same old story.
- Is that what you want?
- Oops.
- Mama.
- Lydia.
- Mama.
- Lydia.
- Mama.
- Lydia.
Thank you.
On a scale of 1 to 10,
How much do you love
being a parent?
- Um...
- Right now.
- Right now?
- ( chuckles )
- I'm just gonna keep
that to myself. Yeah.
- Okay.
This is like the best thing I've
- It makes it yummy.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- It's very yummy, isn't it?
- Do you feel better now
that you're eating?
- Mm-hmm.
- I feel bad.
What?
I said to mama
I don't feel good.
Hmm.
Looks cute.
- ( laughs )
- hey, what's so funny?
I don't know.
What's so funny, babel[ph], huh?
Thank you. Huh?
I'm just thinking
of he said mama. ( chuckles )
- Oh.
- It happens all the time.
Hey, I'm a mama.
Daddy is looking for a worm.
If daddy gets some worm,
I'm gonna win.
- Lydia:
Duck!- I knew you were
gonna get that?
- How?
- I do just tell in my mind.
- Do you want to play again?
- Sure, let's do it.
Do you want to play again?
Oh, yeah,
unless more a wine?
- Yeah.
- That's it.
Isabel:
That's fun.Did you guys have fun?
- It's a lot of fun. Thank you.
- Sure.
I want the worm.
- One more to go, chicken.
- I have the worm.
Hey! Hey, you? Yes, mark?
- Yeah.
- Mark, I was the one
who had the worm.
Thank you.
- Welcome.
- Now, you get to...
- An apple.
- Yummy apple.
- You need to get it
from the same.
- Yummy apple.
- ( mumbles )
- they're really gonna go along?
She's an angel.
I think--I was worried
of the age difference.
- House and ball?
- Ball. Ball.
- Oh!
- A house.
"you do just what the list
says," said mrs. Rogers.
And mrs. Rogers got into the car
with mr. Rogers
And they drove away.
Who's gonna have that pie?
I don't know.
I wanna eat it.
These are drawings.
( laughter )
- This is drawing.
- It is just a drawing.
- We're not drawing.
- He's so cute.
We're not drawings.
We're not drawings.
We're not drawings?
We're not?
- Mm.
- I thought we were.
- No.
- No?
No.
Oh, you taught me
something today.
Mark:
Once upon a time, there- And he was isaac the dreamer.
- ( yawns )
He made everybody's dreams
come true.
So one night,
he saw lydia sleeping
And lydia was dreaming about...
( chuckles )
Oh!
( laughs ) I hope isaac
is a deep sleeper.
( laughs )
I just don't like her
a hurricane.
( chuckles )
- Hi.
- Hi.
How are you doing?
I'm okay.
Where are you from?
I'm from sacramento.
Where are you from?
- Philadelphia.
- Oh.
Thanks for having me over.
Sure.
( sighs )
Sure.
- Did you just put that on
'cause you're nervous?
- Oh, not really.
Yeah.
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