Uncle John Page #4
I'll bet.
Yeah, he was going on and on
about how Dutch came over a week
or so ago and started to get
all high and mighty on him.
You mind if I tend to something
over here for a minute?
No, no, no, go right ahead.
Yeah, I guess Dutch
and him almost came to blows.
- No kidding.
- Yeah.
Dutch came over and tried
to apologize and then asked him
to repent or something.
Got real intense, I guess.
didn't stop his bullying,
though.
What was it he did for you?
He just, you know, helped out.
It was a favor to Dede, mostly.
Oh, right.
Right.
They were an item there
for a while, weren't they?
Right before her accident.
Yeah, that was a tough time.
Terrible thing.
Mm, ugh. Excuse me.
What, you're kidding me... you've never
seen "trains, planes & automobiles"?
- No.
- "Uncle buck"?
- Nope.
- Oh.
You are missing
some amazing, freeze frame,
like, John candy smiles.
Like... that kind of thing.
I don't do him very well.
My mom used to love that guy.
- She doesn't anymore?
- Nah.
Why not?
Well, she passed away.
- Oh, my god, I'm so sorry.
- No, no, no, that's okay.
She... well,
it was a really long time ago.
Well, how old were you?
Uh, I was 11.
Actu... no, I was 10.
She was in an accident.
So your dad raised you, then?
He was supposed to.
I, uh, my...
At the time of the accident,
I was staying
at my uncle's house,
and my dad said that he was
gonna come and get me.
And then he just never
really showed, which is...
Um, but they weren't together
at the time, and...
It's okay, I guess he split
tow... split town or something.
But I didn't really want
him to come get me, anyway.
Sorry.
That got really personal.
No, no.
I'm fine, thank you.
Happy.
Well, I mean, I just wanted to
take you out and cheer you up.
No, it was nothing.
Maybe, I don't know...
I don't think... I don't think
Dex likes me very much.
What do you think?
I mean, he's always
claiming something's wrong,
but I don't know.
Everything seems fine to me,
and even when things are going
Does he do that a lot?
Man, I've never met a person
who's so in love with drama.
And his ideas are terrible.
I mean, they're really awful.
He's hairless.
- What?
- You never noticed that before?
Yeah, uh, apparently, uh,
his wife told Teddy
the whole thing
at last year's Christmas party.
Had one too many nogs
or something.
Anyway, yeah, so,
he'll stand like in the middle
of the bathroom,
and I'm sure stark naked
like the Da Vinci guy.
And then she takes a razor
and shaves him from the neck
to the toe.
Oh, that's disgusting.
It's a nice image if you picture
which I'd like
you to do right now.
- Yeah? You got it?
- No, I...
- So, anyway, that...
That's not leaving anytime soon.
Well, anyway, that's the bozo
that you're all worked up about,
so maybe picture that next time
he's giving you the business.
Just picture him
sliding around on his own pubes
in the middle of the bathroom...
Sorry.
That's gross, I know.
So, why'd you end up
moving here?
Uh... I... I had to get
out of New York.
- Run out of town?
- Yes, it's dangerous.
Um, no, I was in a... I was
in a relationship with a guy,
and it didn't work out
and it was a bad breakup.
And... I'm young, right?
I'm fun.
I don't want to be anything too
serious or now, anyway, so...
He was older, too.
Ah, how much older?
Like, salt and pepper older.
Ooh, I love it.
And I worked with him, too.
That was the biggest mistake.
- Everything good?
- Yeah.
Setting an alarm clock
or something?
No, I'm sorry.
That's cool, thanks.
Just busting your chops.
- Busting my chops?
- Mm-hmm.
All right.
Focus.
Um... you know any jokes?
Hmm, no.
Oh, come on.
You don't know any jokes?
- Nope.
- No, like, a joke?
- Okay, here's one for you.
- Okay.
So, I went to the doctor
recently.
He said, "Ben,
you have to stop masturbating."
And I said, "why?"
And he said, "because I'm trying
to examine you."
So, that's kind of gross.
I didn't make that one up.
I shouldn't be...
I should tell you.
But you can just picture me...
Well, don't.
- Wow.
- I don't have any clean jokes.
Just dirty ones?
- Just dirty ones.
- Wow.
I actually recently
got over a breakup myself.
I mean, you know,
about six months ago, but...
So it wasn't that recent, but it
was a really long relationship.
- How long are we talking about?
- About five years.
- That's long.
- That's a long time.
- That's a long one.
- Yeah, and she was awful to me.
- It was a bad breakup?
- It was a bad breakup.
- Yeah.
- Excuse me, ooh.
- You okay?
- Good beer, yeah.
All right, well...
- Well, how about now?
- Now?
- Yeah.
- Like, am I dating?
- Yeah.
- Mm, kind of.
Well, I mean...
No.
And do you want to?
Well, I mean, you know,
I wouldn't be adverse to it.
Okay, what are you looking for?
Like, you know,
chicks with d*cks.
No, no.
Ladies wearing, like, rare furs.
You know, drunk chicks.
Drunk chicks?
Well, we're in a bar, so...
I'm just kidding.
Yeah, it shouldn't be hard.
No, I'm kidding.
Like her?
Her, the, uh...
One in the neon Aztec tee?
Yeah.
I'm just saying,
Ben, if you want,
I can probably
get you laid tonight.
Hmm... no, I'm good.
- You're good?
- Mm-hmm.
You don't want
to get laid tonight?
Well, you know, I'm...
I'm really tired.
You done?
- Almost.
- Finish her up.
Thanks.
Okay.
Welcome to my humble adobe.
- Thank you.
- Yeah.
You want something to drink?
Sure, that'd be good.
- Wine?
- Yeah, why not?
You don't have to open
a new bottle or anything.
No, it's cool.
like, a month ago,
so we are all good.
All right.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
- Got it?
- Yeah.
- Here we go.
- All righty.
- Whoa.
- Well, you got to follow it.
Chase the snake, man.
Yes. Bob when I weave.
Yeah.
It's a test.
What was the test?
Just to see what you're made of.
You got to be quick
on your feet.
Yeah.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
You usually do...
I don't know how.
Just drink it.
I feel like we're
at a square dance.
Yeah.
It's a hoedown.
It's a hoedown.
It's a hoedown.
- But you have to curtsy first.
- All right.
Curtsy.
- Whoa.
- That was a trick.
Oh
I gotcha.
Yeah, do you like my apartment?
Yeah, it's nice.
- It's got nice stuff.
- Thanks.
It's all, like, found items.
- Oh.
- Stuff I found.
Like, I don't like to buy
anything 'cause I don't want to,
like, contribute to,
like, you know,
just like sweat shops and stuff.
Yeah.
Well, this old dog
learned a new trick.
Our next couple
is from sunny Tempe, Arizona.
He also likes to keep his eye
on the prize.
Uh, dude, you okay?
Okay.
Morning, Vivian.
Hi, John.
You doing okay?
- I'm fine.
- Good.
That a way.
Fellas, what's going
on this fine day?
- Hiya, John.
- John.
Yeah,
Danny's out of jail already.
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