The Intern Page #9
This motherfreaker
is always in the ride
Jason! Open the door!
Open the f***ing door!
Whoa!
Whoa, okay! Okay!
Hold on! I'm not in!
I'm not in! I'm not in!
I'm in.
Cheers!
You are a crazy
son of a b*tch.
You know that, right?
I didn't, actually.
I'm sure my blood pressure
was through the roof.
But it was worth it.
Good times!
Guys, I can't.
enough for what you just did.
It was...
So above and beyond
and brave and loyal,
I am indebted to you forever.
-No, you're not.
-Well, you're very welcome.
You know.
Takes a team, but it's done.
All taken care of.
Okay.
I'm gonna have another.
Anybody else?
-I would love that.
-Yeah, let's do that.
But could I just get
a half this time?
I'll take his half.
We'll all have doubles.
No, no, no,
it's okay. I can drink.
It's a thing about me.
Now, what are
your names, again?
I never wanna not know you.
I'm Jason. I've worked
for you for, like, a year.
I've delivered things
to your home.
I met Matt a bunch of times.
I've tied your daughter's
shoe before.
I know who you are.
I'm just terrible with names.
It's all right. it's Jason.
You're new, right?
Yeah. I'm Davis. I started
work the same day as Ben.
We're pretty much besties,
and I'm his mentee.
Oh.
He gave me this tie,
for example.
It was his. it's vintage.
"Vintage"
I like it. I like men in ties.
-And you're Lewis.
-Yes.
Yeah, I could hear
a little bit over the phone.
You were very cool
under pressure.
Well, it was my first heist.
I tried to be chill.
Thanks for noticing.
Salud!
Mmm. VVhoo!
Boys, what can I say...
I'm sorry. I didn't
mean to call you "boys"
Nobody calls men
"men" anymore.
Have you noticed?
Women went from
"girls" to "women"
IVlen went from "men" to "boys"?
This is a problem
in the big picture.
-Do you know what I mean?
-Yeah.
I'm gonna have another.
Another? You sure about that?
Yep.
Okay. Here's
my theory about this.
We all grew up during
the "Take Your Daughter
to Work Day" thing, right?
IVlmm-hmm.
So we were always told
we could be anything,
do anything.
And I think guys got,
maybe not left behind,
but not quite as nurtured,
you know?
I mean, like,
we were the generation of,
"You go, girl."
We had Oprah.
And I wonder sometimes
how guys fit in, you know?
They still seem to be
trying to figure it out.
They're still dressing
like little boys.
They're still
playing video games.
Well, they've
gotten great. So...
-There you go.
-Love video games.
-Mmm.
-Oh, boy.
How, in one generation,
have men gone from guys like
Jack Nicholson
and Harrison Ford to...
Take Ben, here.
A dying breed. You know?
Look and learn, boys,
because if you ask me,
this is what cool is.
Thanks, Ace. You're not
gonna drink anymore, right?
Callin' me "Ace"?
That's just super cool, right?
- Definitely.
- Very cool.
Okay, I am officially
a little dizzy.
I apologize for the tirade.
I am gonna go.
But I am forever
in your debt, gentlemen.
Another word which is
never used anymore.
Let's bring it back, shall we?
Yes.
Ben, I'll be Ubering home.
-Thanks again.
- Whoa!
Okay.
I'm so sorry.
-Don't worry.
I'm fine now.
-Okay. It's okay, it's okay.
Oh, I haven't done that
since college.
Thank you.
Oh, man.
Very sorry
you had to see that.
-Humiliating.
-it's all good.
Feeling better?
Yeah.
Yeah, I forgot you gotta
eat before you drink.
I'm good now.
Thank you.
I'll be leaving in a minute.
the worst possible day
for you.
No, not at all.
You've had a stressful day.
How is it
that you always manage
to say the right thing,
do the right thing,
be the right thing?
It's uncanny.
- You get some rest.
- I will-
Thanks for everything.
Oh.
And, uh...
Sayonara
Absolutely.
Really so nice of you
to do this.
Most women would have
just rescheduled.
Oh, not to worry.
I understand.
-It was unexpected.
-Yeah.
-Thank you.
-Thank you.
You're welcome.
-Hi.
-Oh. Come on in.
-I'll go in after you.
-All right.
Benji, you brought
a date to a funeral.
Unreal.
We had plans. Who knew
this was gonna happen?
Well, how do you do?
I'm IVliles.
Hello. Fiona. I'm so
sorry for your loss.
Oh, thank you, dear.
Wowza !
I never went to
a Shiva before.
The laughter was wonderful.
I don't think
I've ever eaten more.
I'm not even sure how
I left with a box of cookies.
Well, you were a big hit.
Giving the widow that
back massage, winning move.
Oh, yeah. She needed it.
I definitely think
it's a good idea
to take all first dates
to a funeral. Yeah.
A real icebreaker,
don't ya think?
I know you're kidding,
but, honestly, who needs
the strain of the dinner date?
And the "Why aren't you
married?" conversation.
At our age, it's not even
possible to catch up.
Well, I can do me
in 10 seconds.
-You ready?
-Yep.
Widower, one son,
two grandkids.
Spent my life
manufacturing phone books,
which no longer
serve a purpose.
I'm currently working as
an intern, having a ball.
And the best news is,
I have a crush on
a girl I met at work.
I'm sorry you lost your wife.
Okay.
Divorced.
Three beautiful daughters.
One grandchild,
a boy, on the way.
I was sick a few years back.
I'm not anymore.
I'm an in-house
e-commerce masseuse.
Love my job.
And I finally meta man
I actually wanna
hang out with.
-Lucky me.
couGHING)
Morning.
Hey, buddy,
you don't look so great.
Yeah, I know.
But believe me,
I look better than I feel.
--Did you see
-the Yankees last night?
-They were on fire.
Oh, man.
Gotta get
somethin' in your stomach.
Honey, honey, honey.
Can you please take
one bite before school?
-Please? Just one bite?
-Hey.
Whats with the waterworks,
little one?
must tom her
that the sitter's
gonna have to take her
to IVIaddie's birthday party
because Matt's feeling sick.
But I don't wanna
go with the sitter.
Ben?
Can you take me?
Please?
Oh, honey?
I'm so sorry, but Ben's
gotta go to work today.
Jules. Come on. It will take
an hour. Let me take her.
I can't believe
we 're still going through this.
Please have a little trust.
But the park
where the party is...
Oh, sorry, Ben.
Actually, this is it.
--You're like a clone.
Oh, boy. This looks
like a nice party.
Yeah, it does.
So which one is Maddie?
The one in the pink.
Okay. The one in the pink.
You can go sit with
the other moms, okay?
Okay. You wanna give
Maddie her present?
Yeah.
Okay.
Have fun.
The other moms.
Freprino or something.
Yeah, I know. I don't
know any of them.
-Hi. I'm Ben.
-Hi. Jane.
-Jane.
-Emily.
Hi, Emily. I'm helping
Matt and Jules out today.
-Oh, are you Matt's dad?
-No,no.
I work for Jules.
Oh.
That's okay?
I've just heard she's,
you know, kinda tough.
Tough? Jules? Sure.
She's a total badass.
I guess that's now she became
an Internet sensation.
Must make you guys proud, huh?
One of your own
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