The In-Laws Page #4
Fanny pack?
By the way, this fanny pack comes
from France.
Take a good look, boys.
I've been known to shoot tranq darts
from my knees.
Look at you.
You're just an old guy pretending
to be a little kid.
Knee brace.
The brace is for getting through
metal detectors.
Distracts them from the knife
in my shoe.
Steven!
Jean-Pierre.
Come on.
One little thing I almost forgot.
I've been known to travel
with some dangerous types...
...so he might think that you're
an arms dealer or a deadly assassin.
- So you just play along with it, okay?
- What?
Just play along at being a deadly...
Silent, but deadly.
We must hold our introduction.
Please, gentlemen, walk with me.
This man was caught stealing from me.
Were this one year ago,
But I have made some personal growth.
You notice it, right?
Jean-Pierre.
Well, I'm calmer now. I am more centered.
I spent some time with Deepak Chopra.
He wrote Molecules of Emotion and
Natural Healing for Anxiety and Depression.
I have learned how to forgive.
Run for your life!
- I know I need to do more work on myself.
- You're doing great, J.P.
I did not get your name.
Jerry.
- You don't know who this guy is?
- No.
The Fat Cobra.
Well, I am honored.
I hope we shall get
to know each other better.
Follow me.
Exactly who am I?
A legendary crime leader known only
as the Fat cobra.
Fat cobra?
So, what does that refer to?
A snake? Slithery? Venomous? What?
No, not exactly. It refers to...
Oh. Sh*t.
Your contact will meet the seller
in Chicago on Sunday.
- Then he'll give him Olga's location.
- It was Nova Scotia on Wednesday.
It's Chicago on Sunday.
What do you want from me?
I'm the middleman here.
One hundred and seventy
in cash and bearer bonds.
But I don't hand over cash
before seeing the merchandise.
J.P., who gave you the rocket launchers
last month on credit?
How long have we known each other?
Years.
All right, I trust you.
Besides, if you try to screw me...
...I will kill you
and everyone you've ever met.
That's great, huh? That's great...
Sh*t, that knee.
Wanna wait while I count the money...
...or take a walk?
- We'll wait here.
No! I would love nothing more than to
share a drink with the legendary Fat cobra.
Those mosquitoes are bad
this time of year.
So you're buying a submarine.
Well, that'll be nice.
Wonderful.
Now I can take anything anywhere.
Cocaine, nuclear devices.
Whatever you want, I will move it.
That's terrific.
We just got another Town car.
- Please make yourself comfortable.
- Okay.
We're gonna lay here together.
Thank you.
To Fat cobra...
...in the flesh.
So tell me...
...how many kills do you have?
- Kills?
- Six.
- Six only?
Since Christmas.
People think we are insane.
They don't know the joy of holding a man's
beating heart in the palm of your hand.
That's a good feeling.
- Let's take a walk.
- No, I walked too much today.
Besides, I have a little pain
here behind my ankle.
- Let me take a look at it.
- What do you mean?
I'm a foot person.
Just like me.
All right, tell me something here.
Yes!
You have plantar fasciitis
in the heel.
You should go soak that.
Did you say "soak"?
I didn't mean soak the whole body.
I'll grab a bathing suit.
Which would you like, American or French?
Soviet.
I'll be right back.
I'm going to kill you! Kill you!
That's great! Great, Jerry.
You're getting into character.
and see what he's smuggling...
...and where it's traveling,
so keep him looking the other way!
Did you hear what he's calling me?
Did you hear that? Fat cobra!
Listen...
...I have to talk to you.
Hey!
I can't go in with you,
but I'm happy to watch.
- Why?
- I have, like, a childhood problem.
A disease. Sort of rare.
I'm not waterproof.
My skin will let in water.
So I can't be in a situation where...
...I submerse myself.
So as a child, I couldn't do anything.
I couldn't even play with a hose.
- You know, the Slip 'N Slides?
- Yes.
I couldn't have that.
And even snow cones.
Anyway, if I got in there and
it happened, then I could really get sick.
What would happen is the water
goes all the way through the skin...
...because I got what they...
well, they call "wet bone."
I'm curious to know more
about wet bone.
Well, the money's all there, huh?
You okay?
You're looking a little dizzy.
I'm married.
- You're married?
- Yeah, I'm married.
Well, actually, we're separated.
Okay, I killed her.
Well, my wife is still
very much alive.
It's very nice to have a wife.
But as a man, there are certain things
I can only do with other men.
- Like golf?
- No, I'm not gay.
It's just occasionally I need the company
of a man.
Just because I'm big,
it doesn't mean I'm easy.
Wow!
I don't want to interrupt.
Just wanted to tell you the money's good...
...I talked to the supplier,
and he'll be there Sunday.
- Would you guys like me to go?
- No, we're done.
That was a good soak,
and I thank you very much.
The international operator.
Hurry, hurry, hurry!
Could you hold, please?
Excuse me!
Peyser is on line one.
He's crazed. Something about
Steve Tobias and the Fat cobra.
- Mr. Peyser?
- It's Dr. Peyser!
You are in trouble.
Where you calling from?
How can I be in trouble?
I didn't do anything.
Steve Tobias gave me
that fissile waste!
- Did you say Steve Tobias?
- Yes.
- He's one of you guys, right?
- Mr. Peyser, this is the FBI.
Tobias was with the CIA, but he was let go.
He's a rogue agent.
- What does that mean?
- He went bad.
He's mentally unstable and dangerous.
What's this about the Fat cobra?
Please, I'm innocent.
Why don't you come tonight. We'll be
in Chicago at 8:
00 at the Marriott Marquis.We're in the Eleanor Roosevelt
Function Room.
There's no Eleanor Roosevelt Function Room
at that hotel.
One of the Roosevelts!
- Who you talking to?
- Just an operator. Nobody.
Are you lying to me, Jer?
That will upset me.
You don't want to upset me.
No, no. No, I don't.
Good. So let's get going, huh?
Last one to the plane's gonna take
170 mil through customs.
Look, I'm used to dealing
with Dr. Peyser, okay?
- What do you have to do with this affair?
- Nothing. I'm the bride.
Congratulations. Now, what do you want
me to do with the spray of freesia?
Hey, buddy, I'll show you where you
can put the spray of freesia, okay?
Okay.
Gloria, what did you do with the
table-card seat-assignment thingies?
What thingies? I'm a little muzzy.
I think the devil's playing drums
in my head.
That better be my dad.
- "Streisand. Private."
- That would be me.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
Where are you?
Melissa's just really freaking out.
And her dad's not even here,
and he planned the whole thing.
No, he's right here. He's fine.
Listen, buddy, I wanna give you
the heads up on something.
We've changed the location
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