The Safety of Objects Page #4
COME ON.
COME ON.
Sally:
COME ON.Sally:
COME ON.[GASPS]
HA HA HA.
HA HA.
HA HA.
GET HER.
HA HA HA.
HEE HEE HEE.
HI, RANDY.
HEY, RANDY.
HEY.
THAT'S NOT COOL, MAN.
THAT'S NOT COOL, MAN.
RANDY.
SORRY ABOUT THAT.
TO THE KIDS.
NO, NO. I WASN'T--
YOU KNOW WHAT?
BECAUSE, UH, I DON'T KNOW,
NO, I'M OK.
IT'S EARLY, SO IT'S
OH, ALL RIGHT.
YOU KNOW, JUST HOLLER,
AND I'LL...GIVE YOU SOME.
OK.
OH. REALLY?
'CAUSE YOU'RE...
A GOOD-LOOKING GUY.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.
[WATCH BEEPS]
YOU KNOW THE--
THE NORDIC TRACK.
AND--AND
YEAH?
YEAH.
I'LL LET YOU
OK. ALL RIGHT.
THANKS FOR:
THE OFFER, THOUGH.
THANKS FOR:
THE OFFER, THOUGH.
WITH EXTRA VITAMINS
IN THE REFRIGERATOR. HAVE SOME.
IN THE REFRIGERATOR. HAVE SOME.
ON A DIET.
I WAS. I AM.
THAT GRAPEFRUIT THING
THAT GRAPEFRUIT THING
WHEN I COME BACK,
SO, UH, YOU'RE REALLY
I AM.
WELL, WHO'S GONNA
WELL, WHO'S GONNA
YOU ARE, HOWARD.
YOU AND JULIE.
WHAT AM I SUPPOSED
TO DO?
FIND SOMEONE, HOWARD.
CALL THE AGENCY.
GET A NURSE IN.
TO TOUCH HIM.
ESTHER, DON'T.
DON'T WHAT?
[WATER DRIPPING]
FOR 3 WEEKS.
I'M NOT GOING TO CHANGE MY MIND.
IT'S IMPORTANT THAT I DO THIS.
ON YOUR SON.
HOW DO I THINK:
ESTHER...
[SIGHS]
[SIGHS]
?? HE'S GETTING
MARRIED TODAY-- ??
MOM, COME ON.
STOP IT.
THIS IS IMPORTANT.
AND GET READY.
AND I WANT YOU:
NOT PLAY CLOTHES. OK?
NOW, NOW, NOW!
COME ON, RAYANNE.
5 MINUTES, OK?
AND, SALLY,
THE, UH, SALAD BOWL
TO YOUR MOM,
I WOULD APPRECIATE IT.
I WOULD APPRECIATE IT.
THERE'S NO REASON
AND START LOOKING
FOR ANOTHER JOB.
OPPORTUNITY TO CHANGE MY LIFE.
AND THIS TIME,
[DISHWASHER BUZZING]
[DISHWASHER BUZZING]
Susan:
CHOPPITY, CHOP,EVERYONE!
Susan:
CHOPPITY, CHOP,EVERYONE!
Radio:
STARTING TODAY,15 CRAZY ROCK-N-ROLLERS
SO, MRS. GOLD,
HOW YOU FEELING?
YEAH. I GUESS SO.
70, 80-PLUS HOURS
MY ANSWER.
'CAUSE IT'S
MY F***ING CAR.
NO ONE ELSE:
IS COMPLAINING.
LEARN A LITTLE SOMETHING
HEY, MRS. GOLD.
HEY, TINA.
OK, YOU GUYS.
ORDER WHATEVER:
YOU WANT.
I LOVE:
COMING HERE,
'CAUSE YOU CAN GE WHATEVER YOU WANT,
IT FOR YOU.
IT FOR YOU.
SUSAN?
JILL. HI.
HI.
HOW ARE YOU?
GOOD.
YOU, TOO.
UM, THIS IS
MY HUSBAND JIM.
HI.
AND EMILY, OUR YOUNGEST.
HI.
PLEASED:
TO MEET YOU.
ANOTHER "J"
NAME.
HA HA. WE SHOULD
STICK TOGETHER.
HA HA. WE SHOULD
STICK TOGETHER.
OH, I CAN'T GET OVER
WHAT A LITTLE LADY
YOU'VE BECOME.
Catherine:
AHH, YOU REALLYDO LOOK GOOD, SAMANTHA.
YOU LOOK ESPECIALLY
PRETTY TOO, PUMPKIN.
I'M NOT A PUMPKIN.
I'M A GIRL.
I'M NOT A PUMPKIN.
I'M A GIRL.
YOU KNOW WHA YOU WANT, SWEETIE?
NO.
NO.
HOW'S THE HOUSE?
[THINKING] WHAT'S
HAPPENED TO SUE?
MAYBE WE SHOULD:
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
AND JAKE--I, THE DOLL...
HERE YOU GO.
BET YOU THOUGH I WAS JUST HAPPY
TO SEE YOU, HUH.
TO SEE YOU, HUH.
SALLY GLENN'S
DAUGHTER.
SALLY GLENN'S
DAUGHTER.
SO, WHAT'S
WRONG?
IS IT CANCER?
PROSTATE?
YOU KNOW:
YOU KNOW,
BECAUSE...I'VE
GONE THROUGH IT.
WHAT? WITH JIM?
YES.
OH! NO.
THERE WAS A BOMB THREA AT THE LAW FIRM.
A BOMB THREAT?
IN THE CITY?
OH, MY GOD.
CAN YOU TALK:
ABOUT IT OR...
I CAN.
AND...SEE IF THERE'S
ANY NEW NEWS.
YOU GO.
GO ON.
LISTEN,
QUITE EXCITING.
Doll:
OOH, OOH,THAT SMARTS.
YOUR FACE AGAIN... ??
VODKA MARTINI, PLEASE?
SURE THING.
Annette:
LOOKINGFOR COURAGE?
HA. UH, YEAH, YEAH.
YES I AM.
STOP IT.
MOM!
GUYS,
CUT IT OUT.
SHE'S MINE.
NO.
MAKE ME.
UNH!
MOM.
[CRYING]
JAKE.
JILL,
EXCUSE ME.
JILL,
EXCUSE ME.
I DON'T MIND
TELLING YOU.
TO JCPENNEY.
TO JCPENNEY.
Doll:
JAKE,IS THAT YOU?
YEAH, YEAH, IT IS.
I CAN'T TELL.
Jim:
JIM?!
SUSAN.
I-I RAN
INTO OUR NEIGHBOR.
HI. HI.
WH--WHAT'S WR--
WH--WHAT'S WR--
OOH. YOU'D BETTER
GO SEE WHAT'S WRONG.
TO MY TABLE:
BEFORE SOMETHING
HA HA.
JIM, IT'S A LIFE
YOU'VE MADE.
DON'T ACT LIKE
IT'S NOT YOURS.
BYE.
BYE.
Jake, whispering:
Tani.
THE STRANGLING:
AND THE THROWING.
HAVE OFFERED HER
AND SOME WAFFLE:
OR SOMETHING.
I WASN'T THINKING STRAIGHT.
CHOMPING AWAY THERE.
INDEED, BUT YOU'RE SURE
AT YOUR SO-CALLED
SLEEPOVER?
NOT EVEN CLOSE.
YEAH.
OH, YOU'RE THE BES BOYFRIEND EVER!
GIVE ME SUGAR.
TANI, NO, I CAN'T.
PEOPLE ARE GONNA
THINK IT'S WEIRD.
I WANT SUGAR.
NOT RIGHT NOW.
SUGAR, SUGAR,
SUGAR, SUGAR.
LATER, WHEN WE GE HOME, OK? COME ON.
I BABY-SIT THAT KID.
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