The Infidel Page #4
Yeah, all right, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
A-a-a-and secondly,
I'm perhaps five years younger
than you.
Yes, you're right.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Yes.
Is izzy shimshileewitz
in there?
Yes.
Can I go in, please?
Yeah, I-I-I'm afraid not.
No, you don't understand.
I'm his son...I think.
Do you have some sort
of syndrome?
No, no, no, no.
My real parents are jews.
I was adopted.
I've just found out my birth
name is shimshileewitz.
Really?
What, and you're definitely
isaac's son, are you?
Yes, yes.
Well, I mean, I must be.
Look, I'm sorry,
But as mr. Shimshileewitz's
rabbi,
I have to think
of his welfare first.
He's a really sick man now.
Well, then, you have
to let me in.
Look at you.
A muslim son?
He's an observant jew.
It would kill him
stone dead.
[ sighs ]
what do I do?
What do you know
about jews?
They've got big noses.
They like money.
Oh, they do.
Okay, so,
the answer is "nothing."
Look, what you need to do,
and quickly,
to be a jew.
And then...We'll think
about letting you in.
By the way,
when you thought I was your dad,
Like a shriveled old man,
Was it because of
the hairless thing,
Because that is genetic,
okay?
Right.
[ door opens ]
Dodi, you've come back
from the dead.
Can I come in, please?
[ "la bamba" plays ]
Two sugars.
Thank you.
Look...
I don't know your name.
Leonard --
leonard goldberg.
"lenny" to my very few friends.
Chaser?
No, I don't drink.
Right. Of course.
Me, I've recently developed
a taste for it.
Mm. So, uh...Jews.
Yeah?
Tell me about them.
[ laughs ]
okay.
Uh, well, let's see.
Where shall we start?
I know.
Let's start with me,
the archetype, the american jew,
As american as knish
and "seinfeld"
And slavish support
for israel.
You know,
like my fellow countrymen,
I didn't think
there were any other jews
In the whole f***ing world,
especially not britain --
Britain,
land of hope and pork.
A jew in britain --
I mean, that's just weird.
That's like an american driving
a hackney carriage,
with the knowledge.
What's the bloody world
coming to?
but no.
In london alone, you've got
Your hampstead
liberal intellectual jew.
You've got your peter
secular accountant jew.
You've got your hendon
orthodox lawyer jew,
And scum of kosher scum,
your essex jews,
Of which heritage
my recently ex-wife,
Who, by the way, in case you
were wondering, is the reason
Why I came to this f***ing
country in the first place
And why I know so much
about its...Jews.
Knish?
A doughy, kosher,
deep-fried dumpling.
And then you've got
your israeli jews --
You know, jews without angst,
without guilt,
Who really are not jews
at all,
[ laughing ] and then, of
course, your jews for jesus.
What in the f***
is that all about?
Hello?
Yeah, yeah, adam.
No, no, no, I'm gonna --
I'm gonna -- I'm gonna pick --
Wh-wh-what? Why?
Oh, christ, why?
Adam, you -- you --
you know what?
F*** off,
you little sh*t.
Right. Well, I-I guess
I've got to get --
That was my --
my useless, flaky son.
Supposed to go to a bar mitzvah
with him on Saturday.
Now -- now I got
nobody to go with.
It's just I hate going
to those things alone, you know,
in public, you know?
What, you? You?
Mm-hmm.
[ laughs ] go --
go to a bar mitzvah with you,
Osama bin liner,
ali bongo, captain muslim?
No, no, no. Come on.
I can -- I can blend in.
You know?
You call that a shrug?
It's a shrug.
That's not a shrug.
That's blending in.
Look,
you want to be a jew?
Palms up, shoulders,
then the sad doggy eyes.
[ moaning ]
hey
hey
hey
Oy.
Oy.
Hmm?
Oy.
Oy.
Oy.
Oy.
Oy.
Oy.
Oy.
Oy.
Doesn't it just make you
want to put
All your possessions
in a wooden cart
And pull them
sadly and slowly away
From your burning village?
hey
Oy!
Oy.
That's it.
Yes!
F***ing get in there!
Come on!
Great.
Now let's move on to "vey."
Saamiya:
Mahmud?[ door opens ]
I need to call rashid.
He's --
Hey, how you doing?
Ah, you look smart.
Thanks.
I'm going out later.
Okay.
Yeah, it's a work to-do.
It's, uh, sharif's 60th.
Nice.
Hey, you look --
What?
Fatter? Bigger?
More rounded? Fat? Fat?
No, you look great.
I was gonna say you look great.
[ laughs ]
Anyway, I came to tell you that
rashid's going on this rally
That al-masri's
speaking at.
Oh, sh*t.
I promised him I'd go.
I've got to --
Mahmud, we haven't
This...Terrifying shithead
Is gonna become
part of our family.
Ah.
[ scoffs ]
Saamiya, look --
he comes around, okay?
We meet him,
he gives his blessing,
And just we sort it out
for rashid and uzma.
That's it.
And besides,
this arshad guy -- come on.
How meshugga can he be?
Sorry?
How many, you know,
Sugars short of a very sweet cup
of tea...Can he be?
You know, mahmud,
I never thought I would end up
with a guy
and a pair of chadees,
Who teaches our 4-year-old
daughter extremist language,
And rather than get up
from the tv, urinates in a cup.
That only happened
the once.
Mm --
my "world's best mum" cup
That rashid gave me
when he was 10.
But none of that matters,
Because the only thing
that matters
Between a husband and a wife
is honesty.
And you've always promised
to be honest to me.
And I've always believed
that promise.
Should I?
Of course.
Of course.
[ electronic pop music plays ]
I saw you walking
with your new love
your mind as black
as a loaded gun
so was it the truth when
you said it was true love?
I thought
that I was the chosen one
[ singing indistinctly ]
Hey.
Dad, you made it.
Yeah,
I wouldn't miss this.
What time
is al-masri on?
Well, there's a rumor
going around
That he's been banned by the
organizers at the last minute,
Which some people
aren't too happy about.
[ scoffs ]
well, I can see that.
It's hot, though,
isn't it?
Yeah.
Whew.
Dad, what is that
on your head?
I've brought this
for one reason
And one reason alone!
[ crowd chanting
"burn it" ]
[ shouting indistinctly ]
Ow! Ow!
Lenny:
Okay, last run-throughHitler, "protocols
of the elders of zion,"
Hitler, the fact that you're
actually a muslim.
Oh, well, hey, well,
what about prayers?
There may be one or two,
but when in doubt, just do this.
[ mumbling ]
That's it?
Yeah.
Okay.
Have you memorized
some yiddish?
Yeah, but just a few.
Just sprinkle in a few words
during the conversation --
You know, "schlep,"
"kvetch," "traipse."
"traipse"? That's an english
word, isn't it?
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