The Five-Year Engagement Page #4
to go with a dill
if you want to make the
biggest mistake of your life.
Personally, I think the kosher dill
is way too briny for a Reuben.
You're going to want something nice
and cumin-y with a fresh kick.
I'd go with
a habanero Sriracha.
The cucumber's
naughty cousin.
Thanks, man.
I'm sort of a pickle
nerd around here.
So, really, all I'm
gonna be doing here
is just making
sandwiches, huh?
Yeah, but you're making the
most exquisite sandwiches
in town,
maybe the world.
Right.
Why don't you just f***ing
let her have the dill, man?
Why don't you just f***ing do something?
F*** off.
Hey.
I'm Tom.
I'm Margaret.
You're the new guy, right?
I am, yeah. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
Welcome to the team, dude.
TARQUIN:
I've pickledeverything, really.
I've pickled beets,
pickled peanut butter.
I pickled a sandwich.
I pickled batteries.
I pickled weed.
to be a huge waste of weed.
(CHUCKLING)
Next.
WINTON:
Hello, Katherine.This is for you.
Now, you can eat
that marshmallow now,
or if you wait 20 minutes, I'm
gonna give you two marshmallows.
Okay? I'll see you later.
This is an experiment I did
which shows that children can have
trouble with self-regulation.
As you know, if we don't get research
grants, we have no money to pay you.
And, as of now,
we don't have one.
So, we need ideas for some
studies that we can run,
and this is my main
area of interest, here.
Good. So I want to do the
marshmallow experiment with adults.
Well, adults will just wait
for the second marshmallow.
I actually don't even think
adults really like marshmallows.
Yeah, well, I'm not referring
specifically to the marshmallow.
What about this?
What if we were to
take our subjects, right,
and have them play
Have half of the subjects
drive the car normally.
Have the other half
drive while masturbating.
Why do all of your experiments
have to involve masturbation?
Why do none of your experiments
involve masturbation?
Um... What if we,
um, casually left a box of stale
donuts in the testing room?
And you inform the subjects
will be replaced
with new donuts
But then we watch and we see who
still goes for an old donut.
What would be interesting
is if we had a manipulation.
So, one group,
we could make them
feel temporarily
depressed or...
VANEETHA:
You knowwhat we should do?
We should do a screening
of The Notebook.
Yes.
I know it's stupid,
but that sh*t
makes me cry.
Yeah.
after watching The Notebook.
Okay, I got a good one.
How about we get a subject and
then put the subject to sleep,
and then cover him with
blood and chicken feathers
and then put a gun in his hand and
then scream inside of his ear.
(STUTTERING)
For what purpose?
I just want to
see what would happen.
VANEETHA:
Okay,I have an experiment.
grad students together,
and we have them come up with the
craziest, most insane experiment ideas
and then we just wait
and see how long it takes
for the new girl to realize that
they're totally screwing with her.
(WINTON CHUCKLING)
(LAUGHS)
You're so busted.
(LAUGHING) No!
(ALL LAUGHING)
VIOLET:
Oh, my God!I felt like I was listening
to all of you...
Because that masturbation
thing was, like...
That's not a joke,
that's real.
My masturbation
theories are real.
Yeah. (CHUCKLES)
VANEETHA:
No, he's obsessed with them.It's kind of a drag.
Okay, listen, I like
Violet's donut experiment.
I think it's elegant, it's simple,
and we all get to eat donuts.
VIOLET:
Great.WINTON:
Well done, Violet.Thank you.
WINTON:
Welcome aboard.Thanks.
(ALL LAUGHING)
Okay, listen.
That's enough shoptalk.
I love a love story.
How did you guys meet?
I'll take this one, if
that's all right. Okay.
Yeah.
It was two
New Year's Eves ago.
(POP MUSIC PLAYING)
TOM:
Violet was dressedas Princess Diana.
VIOLET:
Yep, Tom wasdressed as Super Bunny.
TOM:
Guilty as charged.But, then...
WINTON:
Gwyrth!Gwyrth! Down, Gwyrth!
Gwyrth! Gwyrth!
Down, boy, down. Gwyrth.
Come on, there we are.
Come on.
Good boy, good boy.
(WHIMPERING)
Gwyrth?
What a fascinating name.
It's actually pronounced
"Gwyrth." It's Welsh.
Gwyrf.
Gwyth.
With an "F"?
Gwyrth.
Gwyrth.
Ah! Like Gwyrth Paltrow.
No, no, "Gwyrth."
Gwyth.
WINTON:
No, it's "Gwyrth."Gwyr-yth.
NO. G-W-Y-R-T-H. "Gwyrth."
It means "miracle" in Welsh.
He was a rescue dog.
VIOLET:
Nice.To marriage!
To marriage.
Cheers, everyone.
Congratulations, both of you.
VIOLET:
Thank you, Winton.TOM:
And to Gwyneth.(CHUCKLING)
(FEIGNING LAUGHTER)
Okay, I got it.
I got it.
Gwi-an.
Ming, please.
Hey.
How you doing?
You okay? Great, awesome. Yeah, yeah.
This is cool.
Okay, cool. Five more minutes.
This is cool.
Okay.
Thank God for another
male faculty-spouse.
How could you tell?
I can smell it on you.
Hi, I'm Bill.
Hi, Tom.
It's a pleasure.
Nice to meet you.
What do you do, Tom?
I'm a chef, actually. But right
now, I work at Zingerman's.
Holy sh*t! I love that place.
Hmm.
Yeah. (CLEARS THROAT)
Yeah, it's fun.
So, what do you do
for a living?
I am a chef.
Have you seen
Ratatouille?
Uh, yeah.
Based on my life.
(CHUCKLING) It must
resonate with you, right?
Yeah, I mean, sure.
Absolutely.
You work at Zingerman?
TOM:
Yeah.Oh, I love that place.
Thanks.
Yeah, yeah, it's fun.
Can you give me
a free sandwich?
Sometime?
Have you seen that
movie Ratatouille?
You know, it's so funny.
Everyone keeps asking me that.
Yeah. It's a fantastic movie.
Yeah. Yeah.
How about you?
What do you do?
I take care of the kids,
run carpool, pack lunches.
It's fantastic, watching
the little ones grow up.
Sometimes I wonder where my penis went.
(CHUCKLES)
It's just a joke
I like to say.
(ALL CHEERING)
I got a lot of quality
time with your friends.
They really like
Ratatouille.
VIOLET:
Oh, did I ignoreyou at the party?
Come here. I love you.
I love you, too.
I'm sorry.
How are you?
Are you all right?
I know it's a lot.
It's an adjustment.
No, I'm fine.
I really am.
You know what? I had a
really good time tonight.
It was a fun party.
And I like all your friends.
Did you meet Bill?
Yeah.
Well, Bill is going
to take me hunting.
Oh, yeah?
Which I feel like is
something I'm made to do.
(LAUGHING)
So, yeah. Yeah.
That's good.
You promise me you'd tell me if you
weren't feeling all right, and...
Babe, you gotta stop asking me.
I really am fine.
Okay.
I am.
That snow looks nice.
It's fine.
Yeah, looks fine.
Do you want to roll around
with me in it and get weird?
You mean, like...
Yeah! No one's around.
Let's get into Michigan life.
Okay, it sounds great, it does.
There is one issue.
What?
It's very cold out.
So what?
super-small for a second.
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