The Joneses Page #6
Straight back with the butt
out a little bit.
Butt out?
Very nice.
Okay.
Well, the hair. I'm just-
Okay, go ahead.
l-l got it.
Go.
What does icon mean?
Oh! Whoa!
[ Thunk ]
That's a no-no.
I spoke on your backswing.
- Where did you hear that?
Exactly what did she say?
She said something
about making icon status
or something like that.
Do you know
what that means?
No.
lt's the top tier
of the family cells.
l mean, we'll be bringing
high-end goods to market first.
Lifelmage is gonna be
looking for our input...
before proceeding
with any products.
You and me. Do you know
how long that l have been
working towards this?
Oh, my God.
Oh, wow. That's-
Oh. l'm sorry.
That's okay.
Geez. I should say
"icon" more often.
[ Jenn ]
I love boats.
I just wanna...
go away
with you forever.
We could sail
the Mediterranean.
You wouldn't believe
how beautiful it is.
Mmm.
l can imagine.
Where are the Bayners?
Are they... habitually late?
l have a confession
to make.
Um,
l don't think they're
gonna make it tonight.
Alex is actually
working late and-
Really?
Yeah.
- So it's just me and you?
- Yep.
l mean, l was
thinking that, uh,
and just say thank you...
for all your hard work
and your improvement and-
But l am okay if you want to-
No, no.
l appreciate that.
ls-ls this technically a date?
Well, you could say that.
l mean, we are out in public,
and people can see us.
So would it be inappropriate
if I were to reach over...
and tuck your hair
behind your ear like that?
Would that be something
that was acceptable
on a night like this?
l suppose
that would be okay.
And what about
if I told you...
that you look beautiful
this evening?
Would that be-
l-l-
Would that be-
No. I-I would be, um-
l'd be okay
with that tonight.
Okay.
And l might even...
go so far as
to tell you that...
when you want to,
you can be quite handsome...
and extremely charming.
- Well, l want to.
- Okay.
[ Hip-hop ]
[ All Chanting ]
[ Cheering ]
[ Boy ]
Something to drink!
- Nice. Hey, hey!
- Hey!
Another round?
Another round.
Oh, my goodness.
We are out of control.
This sh*t is good.
lt's delicious.
I told you.
l gotta pee.
You go pee.
You'll be all right.
Okay, l'll be back.
We'll save your place.
We'll save your spot.
Hey, you want one?
No, I'm good, man.
I don't drink.
You sure?
Yeah, yeah.
Thanks though.
ey, is that-
is that your TT outside?
lt is.
[ Exhales ] Man, I gotta
check that thing out, dude.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Open her up.
Let's go.
Go, go, go!
[ Revving Engine ]
Whoo!
Mick?
Are you serious?
[ Engine Starts ]
You ever get tired
of the imaginary stuff?
You want a real...
house and kids
and... husband?
I'll have that someday.
Yeah?
Sure.
When?
Well, I think when l'm-
when I'm ready.
As a matter of fact,
I am a lot like you.
How's that?
l think there's a life l was living
that I didn't want.
exactly what I want,
l think this substitute life is,
um, is not so bad.
l get it.
o icon.
lcon.
l just like saying it.
Icon. Icon.
lcon, icon, icon.
Does it have an effect
on you in any way?
Yeah! Whoo!
That's it. Open it up.
Here we go.
[ Laughs ]
What'd I tell you-
This thing's awesome!
Go, go, go.
Make this light.
Make this light.
My baby.
I could get used to this, man.
Absolutely.
Appreciate it.
Yeah, no problem.
That was great.
You're pretty cool, Mick.
hanks.
Yeah.
So, uh, anyone home?
- No, my parents
are out of town.
- Yeah.
What a night, man.
- What the hell, man?
- I'm sorry. I just thought-
Get the f*** away from me!
You son of a f***ing b*tch!
B*tch.
F***!
Listen, man. l didn't-
F*** you!
Shut the f*** up,
you f*ggot!
I thought you
were down for it.
F***ing-
Maybe we should
stay in tonight.
This doesn't make sense.
of our cards are unbalanced.
You did make the payments,
didn't you?
l'm sure it's just a mistake.
I'll straighten it out.
These cards
are my foundation, Larry.
I need them for the gala.
l've got stuff to pay for.
How am I supposed to do that?
The linens,
the bartenders, the gazebo.
All right. l'll take care of it.
Don't worry. Don't worry.
Don't worry?
Larry, you did not make
Why would you tell me
that I don't need to worry?
Seriously,
you gotta fix this today.
Do you understand me?
- Mr. Jones?
- Yes.
l'm Detective Gardner,
Third Precinct.
I'd like to have
a word with you.
Oh. Well, okay.
lt seems like
there was a party
near here last night...
where some alcohol
was being served to minors.
Now, some of the kids said
that your son Mick
brought the alcohol.
Oh, no, no. That's-
That's impossible.
ls everything all right?
You know a young lady
by the name of Naomi Madsen?
Yeah, she's a friend
of our son's.
She left the party drunk
and got in a car accident.
Oh, my God.
Oh, sh*t.
ls she okay?
She'll be all right.
Could have been worse.
Right now,
that alcohol came from.
ls your son home?
Uh, no. He left
about half an hour ago.
But l-l could try him
on his cell.
- [ Gardner ] Please.
- Thank you, honey.
ls that a cop?
Yes, it is.
What happened
to your face?
It's nothing.
What's going on out there?
We're trying
to save your ass.
So why don't you
just get upstairs
and stay out of sight?
What?
[ Gardner ]
From father to father,
I trust you're gonna
deal with your son
appropriately, right?
Ooh, l'm gonna deal
with him appropriately.
[ Chuckling ] Okay.
I just got his voice mail.
But, um, he's very good about
checking in, so I'm sure
we'll hear from him.
Just to let you know,
in some sort
of civil liability.
You may want
to be prepared.
Thank you for the tip.
Yeah.
Sir.
Appreciate that.
Yeah.
Nice meeting you.
Detective.
Thank you.
[ Car Door Opens ]
[ Door Closes ]
What are we supposed to do now?
as anything like this
ever happened before?
So what's going on?
Naomi Madsen's
in the hospital.
She got drunk and got
into an accident.
Is she okay?
lt sounds like
she's gonna be okay.
- l want all of that punch
out of here immediately.
- Don't worry. It's gone.
l can't believe
you gave it to minors.
- lt's my job. Who do you
think drinks that stuff?
- That's not the point.
Weren't you with her
at the party?
You must have seen
she couldn't drive.
Why didn't you take her home?
- l didn't know
she was that drunk.
- Some friend you are.
Shut up, Jenn.
I wasn't even there.
Then where were you?
I took a ride.
Oh, so you were
driving drunk as well.
- No. Tim drove.
- Who's Tim?
- Tim.
- Isn't that Naomi's brother?
So you both left her?
Why would you do
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