The Safety of Objects Page #6
FOR RAYANNE, BRUCE?
YOU KNOW SHE'S
GOT SCHOOL NOW.
SCHOOL YOU DON' WANT TO PAY FOR,
AS AN EXCUSE.
I MEAN...
PLEASE?
PLEASE?
ANNETTE, SHE DOESN' EVEN LIKE ME.
ANNETTE, SHE DOESN' EVEN LIKE ME.
YOU NEVER EVEN:
TRY, BRUCE.
YOU CAN'T HAVE SAM.
NO WAY.
WHY DON'T WE
LET HER DECIDE?
AROUND HERE.
GO AHEAD. GO ON.
ASK HER.
SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
SAM!
SH*T.
SAM!
MY OWN KID'S
LIKE I'M A...
FRICKIN' MONSTER!
LIKE I'M A...
FRICKIN' MONSTER!
I DON'T BELIEVE THAT.
THAT'S ANNETTE!
THAT THERE...
THAT THERE...
SHE DELIBERATELY RAN.
Catherine:
I KNOW.SHE'S CONFUSED.
Sally:
SAM!Randy:
I'M SORRY.
I DIDN'T MEAN
TO SCARE YOU.
FOR YOU, TOO, JOHNNY.
IT'S LIKE...
"HEY, YOU," BUT NICER.
GO WHERE?
I DON'T THINK SO.
SHE JUST SAID:
SOMETHING ABOUT...
OR SOMETHING.
WHAT ABOUT RAYANNE?
UH...
YEAH, I KNOW,
ALONE WITH RAYANNE.
YEAH, I KNOW,
ALONE WITH RAYANNE.
WHAT'S WRONG.
YEAH...
SO...
SO...
TELL YOU WHAT.
I'M GONNA GO GE SOMETHING TO EAT.
THAT WAY SHE:
GETS A BREAK.
SHE COULD PROBABLY
USE ONE, RIGHT?
SHE COULD PROBABLY
USE ONE, RIGHT?
COME ON.
COME ON.
COME ON.
COME ON.
THIS CONTEST THA YOU'RE NOT EVEN IN
IS GIVING YOU:
IS GIVING YOU:
OUT OF THIS.
ALL I'VE BEEN DOING
AROUND HERE:
IS RUINING THINGS.
DON'T TURN THIS
AROUND ON ME, JIM.
AND THIS IS GONNA HELP YOU FEEL
USEFUL AND FULFILLED?
AND THIS IS GONNA HELP YOU FEEL
USEFUL AND FULFILLED?
TO UNDERSTAND?
TO UNDERSTAND?
GREAT.
WHY YOU'RE ABANDONING THEM.
I'M NO ABANDONING ANYONE.
SUE, COME ON.
DON'T.
DON'T.
HEY...
DID I TELL YOU WHA I GOT FOR YOU TODAY?
A DISHWASHER TO REPLACE
WHILE--WHILE...
THAT'S PRETTY COOL,
RIGHT?
THAT'S PRETTY COOL,
RIGHT?
NO FLU SEASON A THE TRAIN'S THIS YEAR.
NO FLU SEASON A THE TRAIN'S THIS YEAR.
THAT'S GREAT.
THAT'S GREAT.
TO THE STORE,
YOU ALL SET?
YOU GOT EVERYTHING YOU NEED?
I WON'T FORGET.
HMM? HERE.
AND YOUR SISTER.
I'LL BE BACK
I'LL BE BACK
[MAN LAUGHS BOISTEROUSLY]
[MAN LAUGHS BOISTEROUSLY]
SHE'S NOT HERE?
NO! WHERE--
WEREN'T THEY THERE?
NO. NO.
YOU SURE:
NO. I MEAN...
YEAH.
THEY WERE PULLING OU WHEN I GOT THERE.
THEY WERE PULLING OU WHEN I GOT THERE.
THEY CHANGED:
THEIR PLANS.
THEY LEFT TONIGHT.
FROM THE BEGINNING.
ANNETTE, I DON'T--
NO, I DON'T THINK
RAYANNE, NOT NOW.
HONEY, I'M SORRY.
I'M SORRY, SWEETIE.
HE CALLED.
WHEN?
I DON'T KNOW.
HERE.
COMING DOWN:
WITH SOMETHING.
COMING DOWN:
WITH SOMETHING.
SHE WASN'T HOME.
BEFORE, JOHNNY.
WELL, I'M NOT SICK.
BECAUSE SHE THOUGH YOU WERE SICK.
SECOND GUESS HER.
HERE.
HERE.
THERE YOU GO.
PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE.
THERE YOU GO.
PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE.
Bruce, on answering machine:
YOU KNOW, THIS IS IT, ANNETTE.
YOU KNOW...
YOU'VE ESCALATED THIS SITUATION
OUT OF YOUR SICK LITTLE WORLD,
EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS
FROM HERE ON OU IS A DIRECT RESUL OF YOUR ACTIONS
AND NOT MINE.
[HANGS UP]
[SIGHS]
WHAT THE HELL:
HAPPENS TO LOVE?
WHAT THE HELL:
HAPPENS TO LOVE?
COME ON, JOHNNY,
PLEASE. NOT AGAIN.
COME ON, JOHNNY,
PLEASE. NOT AGAIN.
THERE...
THERE YOU GO, BUDDY.
THERE YOU GO. SH*T.
SH*T.
NOBODY'S SUPPOSED
COME ON, BUDDY.
COME ON.
THERE YOU GO.
THERE YOU GO. HERE.
[VOMITING]
[VOMITING]
SEE THAT?
HERE, DRINK THIS.
IT'S EMERGEN-C.
IT'S A NATURAL STIMULANT.
ALL THE PROTEIN:
AND CARBOHYDRATES YOU NEED,
A LITTLE HUNGRY.
AND HERE'S A LADY VITAPAK...
THE SUPPLEMENTS YOU NEED
Esther, thinking:
THINGS HAVE GOTTEN
OUT OF HAND.
I DON'T KNOW HOW.
RIGHT, BUT...
MAYBE THAT'S
THE PROBLEM.
RIGHT OR WRONG.
THAT WOULD MAKE:
MORE SENSE.
NO PUNISHMENTS.
LIFE ISN'T A SERIES
OF RESULTS:
OF THINGS DONE:
RIGHT OR WRONG.
OF COURSE:
THERE'S RULES.
IF THERE WEREN'T,
NONE OF US:
COULD WIN.
WHO'D PLAY IF
THEY COULDN'T WIN?
HELLO?
LOOK WHERE YOU'RE A RIGHT NOW.
LOOK WHERE YOU'RE A RIGHT NOW.
ESTHER...
I SPY...
[THINKING]
A LIE.
[THINKING]
A LIE.
YES.
AND I FIGURED:
YOU WOULDN'T...
I'LL MAKE YOU
A BIG BREAKFAST.
I'LL MAKE YOU
A BIG BREAKFAST.
Woman:
YOU KNOWWHAT WE NEED?
MASSAGE GUYS:
ON OUR NECKS.
OUR HAIR.
OUR HAIR.
EXTENSION CORDS?
Jim:
THIS IS RIDICULOUS.
AN EXTENSION CORD.
JIM, I'M FINE.
YOU ARE NOW,
BUT BELIEVE ME,
SEIZES UP, IT'S ALL OVER.
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