The Way Way Back Page #6
Aren't you sick of yourself?
I'm sick of it!
I'm sick of who I am around you.
I'm sick of having to be this person.
I'm not this person.
I'm just messing
around with you.
No!
That's why this doesn't happen.
This is just a job now.
I wish this wasn't just a job.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to...
It's okay.
It's my fault.
The soup needs a little longer.
There's a 1:
30 and a 3:30.We could see one of those.
Let's stay in. Do something we
can all do together. As a family.
TRENT:
We can see a movieas a family.
We could grab Kip and Joan
and make an evening out of it.
I don't feel like hanging out
with Kip and Joan.
I feel like hanging
out with all of you.
Okay.
It says appropriate
for people four to eight.
So, we're good.
What color gingerbread character
do you want to be? Trent?
Surprise me.
I have to be yellow!
Oh, look, you can
take the shortcut there.
No. He can't do that.
Yes, he can.
He crosses the bridge.
This is so stupid.
No, you're at the shortcut.
So, take it.
Okay. Hold on,
hold on. Okay. Here we go.
"Shortcuts.
If your playing piece lands by exact count
"on the purple space
below Gumdrop Pass,
"then you can
take the shortcut."
"Exact count."
He picked a card
with a blue square
so he has to go
to the blue square.
I don't think it matters.
If it didn't matter,
they wouldn't put it in the directions.
We can fudge the rule.
If you're gonna play this way,
then, I'm just going like that.
All the way past Molasses
Swamp and I win.
No rules.
I win the game.
Fine. We'll play the way
you're supposed to play.
Duncan, move back to
your correct place.
Why don't we just
play by the rules?
And then everybody's
gonna be happy. Okay?
I already did.
Great.
Now, take my turn.
I'm going to set the table for lunch.
No. Wait.
You have to do it.
Duncan can move for me.
No. You're the one who wanted to play.
So play your turn.
(SCOFFS)
Purple.
(SLAMS)
It's two.
You have to move
two purple squares.
Sorry.
There.
And I've landed by exact count,
at the shortcut
so, I am going to take
See? You're way ahead now.
It's Candy Land, Trent.
It's your turn, Steph.
(CRYING)
It's f***ing Candy Land!
Hey.
What are you doing here?
It's your day off.
I figured it rained yesterday,
so I thought I could make it up.
Why are you?
Thought I'd open the place up.
See what all the fuss is about.
Your shirt's inside out.
Come on, how sexy
does authority look on me?
Yeah. You love it.
So you thought
you'd just open up?
What're you?
Some kind of wise guy?
I'm still your superior.
A cup of coffee in my hand.
Two minutes.
Okay.
We don't sell coffee.
Burn!
Yeah, we do.
Says you.
And by the way,
we put the chairs in rows.
I know that.
It's a ten-step process.
So,
this is where you run off to?
Hey.
What are you doing here?
I followed you earlier.
Then went and got my stuff.
What happened to
"let it be yours?"
I held out as long as I could.
It's on.
Wow.
It's way on.
Duncan.
Does your mom know
that you work here?
DUNCAN:
No.Nice.
OWEN:
Report to the AdministrativeOffices International.
Duncan, please report
to the Administrative
Offices International.
I have to have to
announce it over the PA
as my voice won't
carry that far.
My throat suffered major damage
during an intense make-out
session with Lewis' mom.
She has a forked tongue
and a touch of the herpes.
I don't have a mom.
I have two dads. In your face.
Hold on a second.
Please. Hurry up.
This is pressing, pressing. Urgent.
I can't tell you how pressing.
You can't fathom how pressing.
How's it going? What's up?
Did you need something?
No.
Who's that, big guy?
Just a girl.
(CHUCKLING)
You stallion, you.
I don't know.
She's older than me.
So what are you doing
over here talking to us
and not over there,
sealing the deal with that cougar?
Well, maybe, Roddy,
if you guys hadn't called me over here.
(BOTH EXCLAIMING)
Return to your lady friend.
Duncan, please return
to your lady friend.
Please let her know
that this conversation
In other news,
this is very awkward for you.
Water Wizz Waterpark.
It was built in the summer of '83.
the place to change.
So, on his deathbed, he says,
"I don't want this place
to be up to date or repaired.
"I don't even want it
brought up to code.
it needs to be destroyed."
Huh. I didn't get
that joke quite as fast.
Hey, Pop 'n Lock.
That you?
(INAUDIBLE)
Thanks a lot for
ditching me, b*tch.
I wasn't aware we had plans.
I wasn't aware that
you two had plans.
I'm sorry.
Look. I have got a ton of stuff
going on in my life right now.
So, it would have been nice
to have a friend.
Dinner's almost ready.
Bye.
See you.
No use in waiting.
Let's eat.
How's Chad, Steph?
We broke up.
Oh...
I'm sorry.
TRENT:
What do youwant me to say? Pam?
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. I'm sorry.
It got late. I didn't call
'cause I didn't want to wake you up.
PAM:
Just tell me.What?
(CRYING) If there's
something I should know.
I was with Kip on his boat all day.
We lost track of the time.
Don't make me feel crazy.
I've been through this before.
No. Just stop.
Stop it. Okay?
I'm right here.
Always have been.
We're in this together.
Remember?
Good morning.
I hope you're hungry.
I've already made too many pancakes.
Where was he?
He was with Kip.
But he's here now.
Good morning, buddy.
Hey, hey, hey.
We don't say good morning?
Welcome home.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
How about this spread, huh?
How did Joan find the time
to order take-out?
And if there's one thing that travels
really well, it's fried food.
I must get Joan's recipe
for Big Daddy's menu.
Touch.
Hey. Is everyone
having a good time?
I see you got your food.
Mm-hmm.
Pam, I don't know
what I was thinking.
I should have had
you cater the party.
Well, at least this way,
you'll have lots of leftovers.
(LAUGHING)
New look?
JOAN:
No, I just have...I always do this.
JOAN:
Mr. Ramsey,you have been avoiding me all night.
I'm not having it.
Not tonight.
TRENT:
Oh, no.JOAN:
Out on the dance floor.Come on. You know you want to.
Don't look so glum, everybody.
All right.
I'll be back.
KIP:
Joan foundherself a victim, huh?
Kip, I expect to be inviting
myself on your boat again.
And when should I
plan on doing that?
I would like nothing more than to
get you on my boat in a bikini.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
But the motor's out.
BETTY:
What?KIP:
Yeah, the motor's outand its' been out for a week.
And it's gonna be another week
until I get the parts.
BETTY:
Well,that doesn't fit my schedule.
Uh...
I'm just...
How much more do you need?
Do something, Mom!
You know what's happening.
He's sleeping with her.
Duncan.
Yeah, that's it!
Walk away!
It's easier!
It's right in front
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