The Right Kind of Wrong Page #5
as she falls out of love with you.
You know the worst part?
Colette.
She read it all, too.
Oh!
His wife has written the book...
Your hushed tone?
I'd bring it down a few decibels.
And, yes, I'm him.
Yes, I make snap judgments.
Yes, I walked from a publishing deal.
Yes, one very humid day
after way too much sangria,
I sh*t myself in Paris!
What?
Hey, man.
Heads up!
What are you doing?
Same as you:
staring atmy daughter's huge house.
She won't return my calls.
Hey, you know, somewhere
in my back seat I think I have
a $300 bottle of scotch.
I told Colette I thought what you did
at the wedding was romantic.
And that's why she's not talking to me.
I'm afraid I've made her fear
the romantic, unlikely dreamers.
With your crazy grand gestures.
to avoid completely.
- I'm glad you weighed in.
- No, I shouldn't have.
Yeah.
What you did was obnoxious,
selfish, superficial as hell.
But it took balls.
And I was high at a very dull party.
What do you have against Danny?
It's not what
I have against him. No.
My point was:
wait.You don't know a person's character
until the chips are down.
And I'm pretty sure
the chips have never
really been down for Danny.
And what the hell kind of a name
for a camp is 'Awesome Times'?
- Awesome Times.
- A little on point, perhaps?
Well, if I were 20 years younger,
and not in a committed
polyamorous relationship
with some people in Anchorage,
I'd f*** ya.
mother of anyone I've loved
has ever said.
And you're really giving up on my daughter?
Just because she read
a bestseller your ex wrote?
You would understand if someone wrote one
about everything wrong with you.
And it was funny.
And well-observed.
My ex-husband, the
a**hole who broke my heart...
no, eviscerated my heart...
when he was in the field
reporting on some African dictator,
he would focus on proving just one
of the dictator's claims wrong.
Because if you can disprove
one thing a person in power says,
people will question
everything else they say.
Just a thought.
I'm gonna do that.
You have a crippling fear of heights.
You can't even watch my wife do it.
That's the point, my little
friend. Transcend that.
I will blow Julie's book, blog...
It's a multiplatform
phenomenon, is what it is.
Oh, I'm sorry.
That's a publishing term.
I will prove it wrong.
For Colette. And for me.
I just have to condition
myself to altitude.
Aha! Ha!
Oh...
I think this is totally gonna work.
The idea behind hang gliding is simple.
A shift of the centre of gravity
to one side, that wing drops
and a turn that way.
For the landing, push out. That
stalls the kite and you're down.
...racing through
my veins
Like daisy sunshine
I hear you calling
Back where I belong
This right kind of wrong
'Cause I've been sleep
Sleepwalking
Through my mistakes
And now I'm falling
I've been sleep
Sleepwalking
And then you came
Without a warning...
You're just gonna do a quick run.
I have to be at the gallery by four.
Garnet's sneaking out of a
fundraiser for Danny Hart's camp
to look at a painting I'm stalled on.
Well! Isn't that
nice of him.
The fundraiser's a big deal, so it is nice of him.
Let's go! I gotta go.
- Let's do this!
- Okay.
- Are you good? Are you good?
- Yeah, we're good. - Easy.
Are we gonna run now?
- Hey, how are ya?
- Fine.
- Heads up.
- Whoa!
Paint, draw, glue stuff, I don't care.
This is not a class.
What are you painting?
I call it Knight Fight.
You must have been a real dork in school?
You have no idea.
Kids...
My manipulative mother,
who thinks I won't be able to
ignore her in front
of you... who is wrong.
You're disturbing them.
Now that's manipulative.
That's how you do it.
Okay. Let's,
let's make stuff, guys.
I was... I was out of line
at your wedding and I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
And I miss you.
And I gave birth to you, so you owe me.
You drive all night?
Yeah.
Okay. Let's
put it behind us.
Yeah.
Oh! Let's have
an awesome time!
Was that facetious?
Of course not. Pff!
You know, you can back out, dude.
- We'll never judge you for it.
- No.
I have to do this.
- Where's this fundraiser?
- Oh, it's at the Hart Ranch. - Good to go.
No. Don't you even
think it. Leo!
Leo! No, Leo! No!
No, no, no, no. No!
Don't, Leo! Stop!
No, no! No, no, no!
Can I borrow these?
Holy sh*t! Danny?
It's the dishwasher!
Holy sh*t!
Jesus Christ!
Isn't he afraid of heights?
Oh!
Oh!
Oh...
Oh, my God.
Hey.
The only good thing about
this place is the Jell-O.
And the Percodan.
I'll get you some more.
- Percodan?
- Jell-O.
You want a bite?
I'm good.
Sorry I broke the Troys.
Jesus.
Look at you.
Why the hell did you do it?
To show you that one thing
Julie said isn't true:
that I could get over my fear of heights.
A fear which is very much back, by the way.
You know, I...
I hate that you read
don't seem wrong to me.
I don't think you were wrong
to walk from a publishing deal
because you didn't
agree with their changes.
God, I wish I could be
that sure of myself.
Why do you steal newspapers?
Your ex would say that it's a...
a product of futile
antiestablishment urges.
Me, flailing at corporate America.
But their coffee is so expensive.
And the way they double-cup?
It's so wasteful.
So every day I steal a dollar.
My little 'f*** you' to the man.
But this isn't gonna end
how you want it to.
Goodbye, Leo.
Writing, and the pursuit of a woman,
like any impossible dream,
are not about immediate results.
They're about telling the truth,
no matter how absurd or embarrassing,
or what injuries you sustain.
And hoping like hell she'll hear you.
He'she's awful.
Does he do that thing where
he just talks and talks...
Hey, Debrugan!
Sometimes a prick is a prick
and it needs to be said.
At a brunch? In front of
an entire restaurant?
Not everything is an
opportunity to take a stand.
What is one? For you?
I mean, between all the back slapping
and the 'hey man', who'd have the time?
Sorry I don't occupy the
from which to cast my pious judgments.
Better known as a dish pit.
Whatwhat the hell
does this have to do with him?
Because it's what you're thinking.
We need to talk.
Your pal in there, Mandeep,
my firm did the paperwork for this place
when they wanted a guest worker
visa to bring in a cook.
Okay. What I've done has
nothing to do with him.
It's so sad.
These poor bastards.
They get told by these
recruiting agencies to come,
work an entry-level job
and get a work permit.
But it's all bullshit.
And you can be damn sure
they're not gonna get one
if they're too scared
to contact immigration
Two years ago.
If you ever say another
single word to my wife,
your friend and his kids are
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