The Safety of Objects Page #8
I KNOW IT'S STUPID.
IT'S SOMETHING
MY MOM DOES.
IT'S SOMETHING
MY MOM DOES.
OH!
OH, THAT'S
THE ANTISEPTIC.
JUST BREATHE:
THROUGH YOUR MOUTH.
OH, GOD.
YEAH. WHO DIDN'T?
YEAH, WELL, HE'S
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE
STILL INTERESTED.
YOU SLEPT WITH HIM, RIGHT?
NO. I NEVER DID.
I MEAN, WE WERE DRUNK.
HE PASSED OU BEFORE ANYTHING HAPPENED.
HE PASSED OU BEFORE ANYTHING HAPPENED.
HEY, DO YOU THINK
HE CAN HEAR US?
MOM THINKS SO.
HEY, PAUL.
IT'S TINA.
IT'S TINA.
HE'S WARM.
WELL, HE'S NOT DEAD.
WHERE DO THESE TUBES GO?
PRETTY MUCH ANYWHERE
THINGS NEED TO COME
IN OR OUT.
DOES THAT MEAN:
HE HAS ONE IN--IN HIS...
YOU KNOW?
Tina:
CAN I SEE IT?Julie:
YEAH. GO AHEAD.OH, MY GOD!
HE HASN' COMPLAINED.
WOW.
HIS IS BIGGER THAN--
BIGGER THAN ADAM'S.
STOP IT!
STOP!
STOP!
SORRY.
SORRY.
Tina:
I'M GOING TO WAI DOWNSTAIRS.YEAH. WE SHOULD
PROBABLY GO BACK.
YEAH. WE SHOULD
PROBABLY GO BACK.
Paul:
THAT WAS GOOD.I THOUGHT PEOPLE RESPONDED.
Randy:
YEAH.IT'S GETTING BETTER.
IT'S GETTING THERE.
HEY.
Randy:
OK THEN. I GUESSHAVE FUN YOU TWO.
COME HERE.
Bill:
ARE WE ROCKIN'YOUR TOWN ROCKS?
I KNOW YOU'RE ROCKIN' MINE.
NEXT UP,
INSANE REINDEER CLAN.
FUN? THAT'S Z-100.
FUN? THAT'S Z-100.
I PLAYED THAT LAST SONG FOR YOU.
YOU LIKE IT?
I DID.
IT WAS BEAUTIFUL.
IT WAS BEAUTIFUL.
Tina:
OH, MY GOD.LOOK AT THEM.
DON'T--DON'T--
DON'T MIND US.
YOU JUST KEEP DOING
WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING.
WHAT THE F***
ARE YOU GUYS DOING HERE?
IT'S A BAR, PAUL.
WE CAN SI WHEREVER THE F*** WE WANT.
WHO'S THIS?
ONE OF YOUR MOM'S FRIENDS?
THAT'S REALLY
F***ING FUNNY, KAREN.
I SHOULD GO.
YEAH. YOU SHOULD GO
GET SOME SLEEP.
IT'LL HELP WITH THOSE
WRINKLES THERE, HONEY.
STOP IT.
STOP IT.
UHH.
WHAT?
NO. STAY WITH
YOUR FRIENDS.
ARE YOU SURE?
YEAH. THEY DON' SCARE ME OFF.
I'LL SEE YOU
TOMORROW.
NO MATTER:
WHAT THEY SAY.
NO MATTER:
WHAT THEY SAY.
KAREN,
WHY DON'T YOU JUST GE THE F*** OUT OF HERE?
'CAUSE I REALLY DON' WANT TO SEE YOUR FACE
I HOPE WHEN I'M OLD
WITH A YOUNG:
CUTE GUY.
THAT'D ROCK.
SHUT UP, TINA.
SHUT UP, TINA.
SEE WHAT YOU GE FOR NOT GOING OUT WITH ME?
[MACHINE BEEPS]
WELL, IT'S
THE 50th HOUR, FOLKS.
AND WE HAVE 5 CONTESTANTS
AND THEY ARE GOING STRONG.
I DON'T KNOW
WHAT THEY'RE RUNNING ON,
BUT I CAN TELL YOU
THIS MUCH,
IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE ANYBODY
ANYTIME SOON.
[VOICES MURMURING]
IF ANYTHING ELSE BAD HAPPENS,
YOU'LL TELL THEM
IT WASN'T MY FAULT.
WHERE ARE:
YOU GOING?
I GOT TO GE OUT OF HERE.
DID YOU HEAR ME?
DID YOU HEAR ME?
JULIE,
DID YOU HEAR ME?
WHAT'S HAPPENING
TO YOU?
THIS THING?
THIS THING?
DO I GET TO KNOW
WHO THAT IS,
OR DOES IT MATTER?
IT MATTERS.
YOU'RE A GOOD KID.
LOVE YOU.
YOU'RE A GOOD KID.
LOVE YOU.
WHAT HAPPENS:
TO LOVE?
WHAT HAPPENS:
TO LOVE?
WHAT DOES HE THINK
WE WERE DOING?
JUST IGNORE HIM.
HE'S STUPID.
JUST IGNORE HIM.
HE'S STUPID.
SUSAN?
SUSAN?
I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU.
ACCEPT IT ALREADY.
EVERYONE ELSE HAS.
EVERYONE ELSE HAS.
Julie:
MOM?Randy:
PUT I IN THAT CASE, JOHNNY.CAN I HANG OU WITH PAUL AND HIS
FRIENDS TONIGHT?
NOT A CHANCE, CHUNKS.
RANDY'S THE ONE
WHO INVITED ME,
I CAN'T GO.
RANDY, WHAT'S UP, MAN?
SHE'S YOUR SISTER, MAN.
BE NICE.
I'M BRINGING MY BROTHER.
MOM, PLEASE. PLEASE.
WELL, LET'S
PUT IT THIS WAY.
IT'S 11:
30 AND YOURCURFEW IS MIDNIGHT, SO.
Paul:
DARN IT, CHUNKS.I'M SORRY.
BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME, HUH?
Bill:
20 SECONDSBEFORE THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
A NEW DAY.
A NEW DAY.
HEY, COME HERE.
PICK A HAND, ANY HAND.
PICK A HAND, ANY HAND.
THAT ONE.
ALL RIGHT.
OPEN YOUR HAND.
NOW, DON'T LOOK, THOUGH.
DON'T.
DON'T.
ALL RIGHT. GUESS.
OH, MAN.
IT FEELS WEIRD.
I SAID DON'T!
IT FEELS WEIRD.
I SAID DON'T!
I GUESS YOU CAN GO AHEAD
AND LOOK NOW.
AND LOOK NOW.
GET IT?
I WANT TO CALL:
MY MOM.
I ALREADY CALLED HER.
NO. BUT I NEED
TO TALK TO HER.
WELL, YOU CAN'T.
I DON'T HAVE A PHONE.
ISN'T THA ILLEGAL?
WHAT ARE YOU,
MISTER LAW AND ORDER?
JUST BECAUSE EVERYBODY'S GO A PHONE, FAX, COMPUTER,
DOESN'T MEAN
IT DOESN'T MEAN
YOU JUST STAR COLLECTING THINGS,
YOU START THINKING
YOU CARE ABOUT STUFF.
AND THEN,
WHEN THEY'RE GONE,
WHEN THEY BREAK:
OR SOMEONE STEALS THEM,
WELL, YOU FEEL LIKE A PAR OF YOU IS GONE, TOO.
WHEN YOU HAVE THINGS
IT FEELS:
LIKE YOU'VE DISAPPEARED.
IT FEELS:
LIKE YOU'VE DISAPPEARED.
FEEL LIKE THA EXCEPT WHEN YOU
LOSE A PERSON.
EXCEPT WHEN YOU:
LOSE A PERSON.
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
FINCH, PEABODY, SINGER.
Jim, on phone:
MARILYN, HI. IT'S JIM.
JIM, WHERE ARE YOU?
YOU HAVEN'T CALLED
MY HOUSE, HAVE YOU?
NO. WHAT DID YOU
TELL THEM?
THAT WE HAD A BOMB THREAT.
A BOMB THREAT?
YOU KNOW WHAT I'M DOING.
AT THAT FIRM:
AND THEY GIVE RYAN
A PARTNERSHIP AND ME A PLAQUE.
I'M NOT STUPID.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY'D
THINK I'D FALL FOR THAT.
YOU CAN'T DO THIS, JIM.
YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE
YOUR JOB.
I THOUGHT I ALREADY DID.
DON'T THEY KNOW
I WALKED OUT?
NO.
MARILYN, I WAS TRYING
TO MAKE A STATEMENT.
JIM, THESE PEOPLE DON' CARE ABOUT STATEMENTS.
ALL RIGHT? YOU QUIT,
THEY REPLACE YOU.
NO STATEMENT.
SO, WHAT ARE YOU
GOING TO DO?
IS THAT JIM?
HOW IS HE?
LET ME SPEAK TO HIM.
FINALLY, WE HAVE
ESTHER GOLD,
OUR 52-YEAR-OLD
PROFESSIONAL MOM.
SO, ESTHER,
WHAT DO YOU PLAN TO DO
WITH THIS MACHINE
IF YOU WIN?
WELL, FIRS OF ALL, BILL,
THERE'S A LOT MORE
TO BEING A MOM:
THAN YOU THINK.
OK. MY BAD.
BUT THE CAR.
WITH THAT?
I'M GOING TO GIVE I TO MY DAUGHTER JULIE.
WHOA!
I WANT YOU:
TO BE MY MOMMY.
I THINK.
WHERE IS:
THIS LUCKY DAUGHTER?
SHE'S RIGH OVER THERE. JULIE?
WOULD YOU MIND,
SWEETIE?
COME OVER HERE.
THANKS.
Bill:
HI.Julie:
HI.HOW DO YOU FEEL:
ABOUT YOUR MOM:
DOING SOMETHING:
LIKE THIS FOR YOU?
OH, IT'S GREAT.
IT'S GREAT THAT SHE'S
DOING THIS FOR ME.
IT'S UNBELIEVABLE.
HOW ON EARTH DO YOU GE SOMEBODY TO DO THIS?
WELL, I JUST ASKED HER.
I MEAN, IT'S ONLY, LIKE,
IT'S REALLY NO THAT BIG OF A DEAL.
AND I KNOW IT'S HARD,
BUT SHE KNOWS:
IT'S GOING TO MAKE UP
FOR A LOT.
FOR A LOT.
Bill:
OK.LISTENERS.
GUILT IS ALIVE AND WELL,
IT MAY EVEN WIN YOU
A BRAND NEW, SHINY Z-100 S.U.V.
IT MAY EVEN WIN YOU
A BRAND NEW, SHINY Z-100 S.U.V.
I WILL NOT REGRE THE THINGS THAT I DO.
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