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If you want to
be successful with women,

you have to overcome fear.

Fear of rejection, fear of embarrassment,

fear of inadequacy, whatever.

You can't be afraid.

As a rule, if I look back,

and she looks back too.

Hi.

Hi.

- I'm Aaron.

The intro is important.

Pleasure to meet you.

But follow-up is everything.

A lot of guys wait two
or three days to call.

I think that's stupid.

Women want to feel wanted.

I call them that day.

Hey sweetheart, it's Aaron.

We met earlier today.

I take 'em to my
favourite spot right away.

Never the movies.

You want their attention on you,

not some jackass movie star.

Good conversation is important

but making them laugh
is even more important.

But to close the deal,
you gotta make it sexy.

And I know all about making it sexy.

I work in advertising, which
is all about seduction.

You have to seduce people to want to buy

what you're selling.

And I'm good at what I do.

Very good at what I do.

I find most women give
it up on the first date.

Of course, they always
give the disclaimer.

- I never did it this
fast with anybody before.

- That means she always gives it up fast.

I just go along with it.

I feel so honoured.

The worst part is afterwards

when you just want 'em to go home.

Hey, sweetheart.

Let's get you home, okay?

Don't want you driving home too late.

That was amazing, you're amazing.

The legs behind the head
thing was mind-blowing.

I mean, sorry I just have to get up early.

I've got a presentation.

These are really cute.

So are you.

Call me, make sure you get home okay.

Okay.

And no, I don't hate women.

I love women.

I just don't fall in love with women.

I live a very blessed life.

I'm in my mid-30s, I got a great job,

no wife, and no kids.

And I damn sure don't
feel like I'm missing out

on the wife and kids thing.

Don't get me wrong,

I don't have anything
against that lifestyle,

it's just not for me.

- 9231.

- Got it.

Talk to you soon.

- Talk to you soon.

- But I'm getting ahead of myself.

I'm on my way to meet Kayla

and I'm trying to figure
out how to tell her.

As many times as I've done this,

you'd think it'd be easy.

But Kayla's different.

I really like her.

I met Kayla walking down the street too.

Well I didn't actually meet her,

but that's the first time I saw her.

And when I saw her again, I
knew I had to make a move.

Hi, I'm Aaron.

Of course, I didn't wait to call.

I probably called Kayla faster

than I've ever called anybody.

Hey Kayla, how you doing?

It's Aaron.

We met about 35 minutes ago.

We went to the spot
for dinner and all that

but it was different.

Kayla was easier to talk to

than anybody I've ever gone out with.

I mean, I genuinely had a good time.

Shit, she was making me laugh.

Of course I put the sexy on her.

But she put even more sexy on me.

I was sure Kayla would give
it up on our first night.

After all, most women do, right?

Instead, we ended up laughing
and talking all night.

Even though she didn't give it up,

I let her crash for the entire night.

What the fuck was wrong with me?

I even let her stay for breakfast.

Next thing I knew, we were hanging out.

And I have to be honest,

I hadn't had this much
fun since I was a kid.

But she still didn't give it up.

I couldn't believe I was
just letting it happen.

The more I got to know Kayla,
the more I got to like her.

- Yes.
- She had a lot

of good qualities.

She had a great job at an accounting firm,

she had her own place,
she was single, no kids.

She wasn't crazy.

She worked out, she didn't
smoke but she liked to drink.

She listened to jazz and reggae.

She watched sports.

She didn't go to church
but she believed in God.

She liked dirty jokes
and most importantly,

she was really smart.

- Checkmate.

Really, really smart.

Trust me when I tell you,

when she finally gave it
up, it was worth the wait.

It was weird.

Even when I wasn't with her,
I was thinking about her.

What the fuck was wrong with me?

That was when I realised
the time had come.

Hey.

How was your day?

- It was okay.

How was yours?

- Fantastic.

Even better now that I saw you, cutie pie.

So, you all ready for tonight?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I've got everything
delegated and planned out.

It should be a good time.

- I bet.

- Kayla, there's something I
wanted to talk to you about.

- Yeah, there's something
I need to tell you too.

- You first.

- Okay.

Well, I don't really
know how to say this so,

I guess I'll just say it.

I got a job offer in Chicago.

It's with the same company,

doing the same job for
the same amount of money.

I put in for a transfer
a couple of months back

because, I don't know, I
guess I just wanted a change.

That was before I met you.

I don't have to take the job.

I just basically wanted to run it by you

to see what you thought
before I made a decision.

Trust me, I'm not trying
to put any pressure

or cables on you.

Just want to know what you thought.

So, what do you think?

- I think you should take it.

- Hell yeah!

I mean Chicago's a great city.

I mean, maybe a change is
just what you need right now.

If I had a chance to move to Chicago,

I'd do it in a heartbeat, hell yeah.

- Thanks for being so supportive.

Is this, what did you want to tell me?

- Oh you know, it was nothing.

I forgot it already.

But I am so stoked to hear about Chicago.

I mean, you are so lucky.

Maybe I could even come
visit you sometime.

- Hell yeah.

Sorry to cut this short, I
better go and give my notice.

You guys have fun tonight.

- Congrats again, gorgeous.

- Thanks.

You know what Aaron?

I was really hoping that when I told you

that I was thinking about leaving,

that you would say to me that
you would slit your wrist

with a butter knife or
drown yourself in a puddle

or throw yourself in front of
a speeding yellow school bus.

I guess I was wrong.

You're a really great guy, Aaron.

You need to stop being so afraid.

For some strange reason,

I have an urge to go after her.

But it's getting late
and I gotta pick up Sean.

- Oh, oh!

One second, asshole!

And quit honking the goddamn
horn in front of my house.

- Well you knew I was coming,
motherfucker, hurry up!

Sean and I have always
had a great relationship.

We've been best friends
since the fourth grade.

When I used to get shaken down

for my milk money by Biff Bartowski.

Sean used to get shaken down by Biff too,

so we decided to join forces

and get shaken down together.

Even then, we made a great team.

Finally when our balls
got a little bigger,

we beat the shit out of Biff Bartowski.

We've been best buds ever since,

all through elementary
school, high school,

college roommates, joined
at the fuckin' hip.

Most of all, we were in to girls.

Lots and lots and lots

and lots of girls.

Sean and I always worked as a team.

Sean's an engineer.

Although his job isn't
quite as sexy as mine,

he's good at what he does.

Very good at what he does.

Sean and I vowed to
never ever settle down.

Unfortunately, the other fellas
were dropping like flies.

I swear, every month I got another invite

for another guy's wedding.

It was like getting their obituary.

And after our friends were married,

they were never the same.

It was like they were suffering

from post-traumatic stress disorder.

Sean and I were gonna live the fun life.

We don't love them hos!

Forever.

Until one night,

Sean met Irene.

Sean took Irene to
dinner, kept her laughing,

blah, blah, blah.

But the idiot forgot his
wallet and cellphone.

Turns out, Irene only
had seven bucks herself.

To make a long story short,
Irene washed and Sean dried.

I'll say this about Irene,

she must have really liked Sean

because she went out with him again.

And again and again and again.

Sean had fallen in love.

I'm not a hater but I'd be lying if I said

that I wasn't a little disappointed.

What?

Now come the bad times.

About six months ago, oh god,
I don't even want to say it,

Sean proposed to Irene.

Of course she said yes.

Believe me I tried to
talk some sense into him

but Sean being Sean,
wasn't trying to hear it.

And now his dumb ass is
getting married, tomorrow.

- Motherfucker.

- Gross.

Gross.

I've been trying to talk Sean
out of this marriage madness

since he first proposed.

I've tried everything.

You gonna come up for
oxygen any time soon?

No?

Okay.

Tonight is my last chance
to save my best friend

from eternal damnation.

We miss you.

Bye, babe.

Desperate circumstances

call for desperate measures.

- I can't fucking stand her.

She's driving me crazy

over not having enough goddamn
chairs for the reception.

Goddamn fucking chairs.

- Well it looks like you
have a lot to look forward to

getting married there, buddy.

So is lover boy ready for tonight?

Huh, huh?

- Without a fuckin' doubt.

- Yeah, bullshit.

- Oh you'll see.

Tonight, old Sean is back.

I just hope you're stepping up your game.

- Oh don't worry about me, Kemosabe.

You just let me do what I do.

- Floyd's.

Get the fuck outta here.

- You get the fuck outta here.

We met Floyd in college.

Floyd has always been just like he is now.

Straight-laced, God-fearing,
organised, responsible,

nervous and uptight.

If you really want to understand Floyd,

we have to first talk about his wife, Joy.

Floyd met Joy right out of college.

If you ask me, she basically
strong-armed Floyd to marry her

'cause she knew Floyd
would be a good partner.

She and Floyd made a lot
of dough doing real estate,

even though Floyd does all the work

and Joy does all the credit.

Joy really cracks the whip on Floyd too.

We've seen her grab him by the collar

and shake him like she was his mama.

The company is in her name, the house,

the cars, the bank account.

She even, I shouldn't laugh
because it's pretty bad.

She even gives Floyd an allowance.

Poor Floyd.

Luckily Joy's out of town for the weekend.

It took me forever to convince Floyd

to let me host the bachelor
party at his place.

It had to be somewhere special.

Floyd!

Floyd!

I promised Floyd it would just be Sean

and his six groomsmen.

I mean, come on.

How out of control could it possible get?

Yeah!

- Floyd.

- Yeah.

- I'm shutting it down, Aaron.

We're already off to a very bad start.

A very, very, very, very bad start.

- Okay Floyd, take a deep
breath and calm the fuck down.

- We agreed no drugs!

What are you talking about?

- Your convict cousin,

he's brought drugs into my house

and he's preparing to do them as we speak!

- I'm sure it's just weed, Floyd.

- Yeah in fact, maybe
you should smoke some,

it would .

- Stay cool, I'll take care of it.

- No I can't stay cool!

Ah, perfect.

Who's here?

Harold is.

- Harold!

How you doin' Harold?

Harold is another buddy from college.

Harold's got a wife, two kids,

and a big job at a bank.

Overall he's a great guy.

But Harold has a serious problem.

Porno flicks, cyber sex,
porn magazines, strip clubs.

You name it, Harold's into it.

Harold's one of those guys
who doesn't mind spending.

And he never wants to go home.

I mean he never, ever,
ever, ever wants to go home.

And if you went home with
Harold, and saw his wife,

you might understand.

I don't like to call people ugly,

but Harold's wife is fucking hideous.

And God forgive me for saying this,

even the kids are ugly.

I can honestly say that tonight's event

means more to Harold than anybody.

And he's not even the one getting married.

Maybe you could
come socialise, huh?

- Hey guys.

- This is bullshit!

That chick I met on
Christian Mingle, lesbian.

And I spent all my goddamn money
on all this goddamn liquor.

Fuckin' in debt 'cause
of that monkey suit.

This is bullshit, man.

This is bullshit!

Stanley is Sean's
older and only brother.

I call Stanley the ultimate pessimist

because he has to be the
most negative motherfucker

to ever walk to planet.

He sees the negative side of everything,

especially when it comes to Sean.

- Freeze!

Oh, shit!

Just the motherfucker I want to see.

What's up man?

You read to tie the knot tomorrow, cousin?

- Hey man, you're looking good.

Slick shirt, cousin.

- That's the ugliest fuckin'
shirt I've ever seen.

- You deal with that.

Thank you, Stanley.

According to Sean,

Stanley's only been remotely
happy one time in his life.

Supposedly this is a true fuckin' story.

Stanley had just gotten married.

He thought his wife was
the most wonderful woman

on the entire goddamned planet.

Stanley was actually in love.

But that night, a demon
killed Stanley's wife

and took over her body.

From that point on,
Stanley lived with a demon.

The demon eventually divorced Stanley

and took everything.

He's got three kids the
demon won't let him see

but he pays child support for.

He's got a bullshit job

where he's overworked and underpaid.

He's in debt.

The IRS is on his ass.

He's got high blood pressure.

I could go on, but it's all bad.

Sean wanted his big
brother to be his best man

but I don't think Stanley
felt too honoured.

- I can't afford this.

This party is costing me an arm

and three fuckin' legs man.

I always feel
kinda sorry for Stanley.

It has to be shitty going through life

always seeing and expecting
the bad in everything.

- I'm probably gonna get cancer.

In my cock.

- Hey man, I've been waiting on you.

The man of honour gets first puff.

Huh?

Yeah, boy.

Jesse is
Sean's favourite cousin.

I guess you could say that Jesse

is a little on the other side of the law.

Jesse's done some bad things.

♪ I go hard, I go home,
I go hard, I go home ♪

Some really bad things.

And he's been locked up
more than a few times.

But despite his rap sheet,
Jesse has a heart of gold.

Fortunately, Jesse was
released just in time

to be a groomsman in the wedding.

Hey man, did you take care of that?

- Oh yeah man, for sure.

Butterfly's bringing her girls.

Butterfly is Jesse's wife.

And she's just as tough as Jesse.

Butterfly's done some bad things.

♪ I go hard, I go home,
I go hard, I go home ♪

Some really bad things.

But whenever Jesse gets locked up,

Butterfly writes him letters,
keeps money on his books,

and visits him.

Even I have to admit,

Jesse and Butterfly are
perfect for each other.

One of Butterfly's many
hustles is managing strippers.

According to Jesse, she's
got real quality product.

Fuckin' A.

- Yeah man, she's got
a batch of 'em coming.

But listen, Butterfly don't take no shit

when it comes to clients
messin' with her girls.

- Don't worry about it man, listen.

We are all respectable men, it's all good.

- All right.

You bet.

Let's have a good night then.

- Wait a minute!

Aaron, what is he doing?

What is he doing?
- Floyd, listen.

Hey, listen.

Nobody is going to jail, okay?

- But we agreed no drugs!

- It's just marijuana.

Besides, it's medicinal.

It's fine.

- But I--

- Listen, I'm gonna go get that.

You just sit down right here.

Relax and inhale.

Yeah, there you go.

Don't forget to lock the door!

- No!

- I was really hoping Miles could make it.

It's been a minute since we've seen him.

We're all so damn proud of him.

We get excited whenever
we get a chance to see.

Gus?

- The one and only.

Gus wasn't invited.

- Now surely you assholes know

that a party ain't a party
without the Gus

- Hey, you never know what
to expect from ol' Gus.

Guess that's what makes me
such an outstanding person.

Whoo!

Yes!

It reminds me of that game
against Mount Vernon High.

You remember that game, right?

Sean and I know
Gus from high school.

Most people don't like Gus.

To be honest, I'm not too
crazy about him myself.

- And I smashed that puck

right through that goalie's five-hole.

Gus has a lot
of unlikeable qualities.

For instance, he's always
talking about himself.

Always trying to be the
centre of attention.

- You know, I'm just the type of person

whose light is so bright,

it's kinda hard to be around
me, you know what I mean?

I'm the type of person who
women just find themselves.

And always using
big words out of context.

- Because my style, it's
irrevocable, you know?

It's ubiquitous to my
atmospheric surroundings.

But before you
pass judgement on Gus,

you have to understand
what helped mould him

into the asshole he is today.

Although this might be hard to believe,

Gus used to be the shit.

When we were in high school,

Gus was the number one hockey player.

Everybody thought he was
gonna go pro, especially Gus,

but his fucked-up attitude
fucked up everything.

Now, 20 years later,

he's still trying to convince everybody

how great he still is.

- Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho!

Look who's in the motherfucking hittee!

Hey, hey!

I don't know him.

He's not one of the groomsmen.

Why is he in my house?

- I'm Gus.

Surely you've heard Aaron
and Sean tell stories

about my glory days in high school, hello?

I was the shit, no?

- Never heard of you, Gus.

Now, would you please get out of my house?

- Gus, this was sort of an
invite-only kinda thing.

- Oh, no, no, that's cool.

I invited myself, yeah.

Will somebody please tell this guy

that a party ain't a
party without the Gus

Hello, hello!

I'm here to see my boy Sean
bitin' the poison apple!

- Gus, if you don't leave,

I'll be forced to call the police.

Man, fuck the police!

I ain't afraid of no popos!

My heart don't pump no Kool-Aid!

Besides, cops wanted me.

They were begging me to join their ranks.

They were begging me to join,

but then I realised I'm too
law-abiding to be a cop.

Follow me on that one.

- Okay, okay, that's it!

Last warning!

It's gonna get ugly if
you don't get the heck

out of my house!
- Floyd, Floyd.

Floyd, Floyd, Floyd, calm down.

Can you cut Gus a break, all right?

- Okay, sorry.

Aaron promised it would be eight
people total, including me.

Eight people total.

- I hear you and we're sorry.

Look, I will admit, Gus is an asshole.

But I would feel like a bigger asshole

if I asked him to leave

after he came all this
way to celebrate with me.

Do you know what I'm saying?

So can you just do me this solid, please?

We'll try.

Our best.

- Okay.

Good.

You look sharp, by the way.

- Very GQ.

Yes.

Can I borrow that tie sometime?

- Of course!

- All right.

- It's all good.

To be honest, I really wasn't worried.

You guys aren't crazy.

So how's life been treatin' you, Sean?

- Life's pretty--

- That is so great, man.

My life is just fantastic.

Things are so good with me.

They're just so good, you know?

I mean, they just keep
getting better and better.

I mean, my team is doing great.

Then again, how could they not be

with such a great and
pulchritudinous leader,

you know what I mean?

Hey, so how's the missus, huh?

Or should I say soon to be missus?

- Irene, she's--

- Oh, man, my wife Mary Lou,

she's hanging in there.

Once in a while, she gets a little mouthy,

nothing that a quick backhand
or a right hook can't solve.

You know what I mean?

Hey, word to the wise about marriage.

You better establish your dominance

coming right out the freaking
gate because if you do not,

you will live the rest of your days

as a henpecked, yellow-belly eunuch.

Believe me.

I know.

- Wow.

Yeah.

- Wow, that's crazy.

Speaking of which--

- Hey, hey, hey, do you remember that game

that I won for us against
Schroeder High in our junior year?

I just pulled that article
out yesterday and read it.

They had us down by 11.

I mean the entire team
had given up, but not me.

No, no, no, no.

I knew if I wanted that win,

I had to take over like a real man.

That's when I sliced that
big overgrown bitch Whittaker

right across his face and made
him bleed out of his chin.

He was crying, bleeding all over the eyes.

Do you remember that?

I think that's Miles.

You don't remember that game?

I slashed him right across
his fuckin' face, remember?

I was the fuckin' hero, remember that?

- Make sure you lock the door!

Oh, yeah, there he is!

How you doin'?

- Good to see you, man.

Miles went to high school with us too.

Later this year, he'll be
retiring from a very successful

professional hockey career.

He's pretty fuckin' rich and famous.

But despite his success,

Miles is probably the humblest
and nicest guy I know.

All right, how's the fam?

- Oh, the girl's too informed, man.

You gotta give 'em mind, man.

They miss Uncle Aaron.
- Yeah, you know

I would love to.

I would love to, man.

- Yeah, everyone's out back.

Oh!

Shit!

What's up, man?

Good, man, good seeing you.

Good to see you.

I don't know if
any of the other fellas

have ever noticed how
much Gus hates Miles.

I don't even think Miles knows it.

Gus's grudge goes all the
way back to high school

when Gus was number one
and Miles was number two.

I guess I can understand why
Gus would be a little envious.

Miles is a star hockey player.

Gus is a high school hockey coach.

Miles married a model.

Gus's wife is nice.

Miles is a millionaire.

Gus is broke.

Hey, Miles.

Everybody loves Miles.

Everybody hates Gus.

- Good to see you.

- You, too.

- Hey, there he is.

Hey, brother.

- Oh!

Hey, yeah.

- Good to see you, Gus.

- Mmm.

- Oh, man, it's been too long.

How's life treatin' ya?

- Oh, man, everything's perfect with me.

It mean it just couldn't be any better.

Got the fuckin' world by the ass!

- Nice.

Oh, shit!

I've been meaning to tell you.

I saw that game,

your last game that you
played against the Ducks.

Your game seemed a little off, you know?

Like maybe you couldn't get
around the ice like you used to.

Isn't that a shame when
players play longer

than they should, you know?

I mean a guy needs to know when
his time has come and gone.

You know what I mean?

You know what I mean, don't you?

- Yeah, I feel you.

- Yeah, cheers.

There's supposed to be
some bitches coming, man.

I'll see you in there.

- Nothing.

Nothing.

- Nothing.

- You were about to
call Irene, weren't you?

- No, no.

- Give me your phone.

- No.

- Give me your fuckin' phone!

Get the fuck outside!

- All right, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm going.

- Sean's got it bad.

Worse than I thought.

Although it's kinda weird
not getting any calls

or texts from Kayla.

We used to randomly send
each other funny texts

and pics throughout the day.

And sometimes we just hung out,

not even talking or laughing.

Just silence.

Even when I was sick,

like the time I thought
I had the bubonic plague,

Kayla still came around,

took care of me and made me laugh.

What the fuck am I doing?

Hey, Stanley, is Uncle Ulysses coming?

Do I look like a goddamn party planner?

Fuck!

Tom Cruise-looking motherfucker!

Uncle Ulysses is Sean and Stanley's uncle.

Actually, he's their great-uncle.

Uncle Ulysses is a real interesting dude.

He's sort of a Renaissance man.

He's travelled the world.

He's met, hung out and
gotten drunk with everybody.

Presidents, kings, movie
stars, gangsters, you name it.

He's been a soldier, a medicine man,

a fortune teller, a mercenary,

a migrant fruit-picker, a pearl diver,

and who know what else.

He never got married or had any kids.

Most importantly,

it's been said that he's
nailed over 3,000 women.

I believe it.

Uncle Ulysses is most famous
for being a party animal.

He's known worldwide as
being the Yoda of drinking.

On countless occasions,

he's drank Sean and I under the table.

Literally.

Another thing about Uncle Ulysses,

he walks everywhere.

Whether it's 20 blocks
or 20 miles, he walks.

And he carries that goddamn
suitcase everywhere he goes.

Although I've inquired many, many times,

nobody knows what's inside
his goddamn suitcase.

Like I said, Uncle Ulysses
is a real interesting dude.

Aloha!

Hello, U!

I told you to lock the front door.

- I did.

How you doin'?

Well, well.

Hello, U!

Good to see you, man.

Oh!

Let's party!

Oh!

- Be careful.

- Guys, what is this,
like a gay circle jerk?

I came to see some titties and ass!

- Tonight's collective
toast is to a young man

who's committed to the
most wonderful commitment

an individual can commit to.

Sean, I wish you love, life and liberty.

All right!

- Sean, I love you, you're my best friend,

but it's not too late to back out.

For you.

Oh!

- Pussy!

- Hey, Miles, I wanna say congrats, cuz.

Irene's good people, man.

Hope y'all have a gang of
little motherfuckers, man.

This is to you.

- There we go.

- So long, sucker!

Whoo!

- Hey, man, pass that shit, man!

- Come on, pass!

- Pass, pass, come on!

- Fuck.

- Congratulations, Sean.

I just wanna wish you and
your new wife all the best.

Please take it easy on my house.

Oh, no, no.

- I've been looking forward
to this a long time.

That's some shit.

- Congratulations to Sean.

We go way back, my man.

Contrary to what these jokers

are trying to make you believe,

marriage, it's a beautiful thing.

Just always keep it real with each other.

Cheers, my man.

God damn.

- Here.

- Suck my dick.

- I wanted all of you to
be a part of my big day

for a reason.

Each of you helped mould
me into the man I am today.

- Yes, I did!

- Good and bad.

I appreciate every one of you guys.

I fuckin' love you, assholes.

Drink!

Drink!

Drink, drink,
drink, drink, drink, drink!

Drink, drink, drink, drink, drink, drink!

- Drink!

Yeah!

- Here!

Keep it full.

- Yeah!

Yeah!

Now we got a party.

- It's all over the floor.

So when shall we
be expecting these strippers?

- Don't worry.

We have plenty of live
entertainment coming shortly.

- That's what I wanna hear!

Me fuckin', too!

Live entertainment?

- Yeah.
- Dirty.

- We had an agreement, Aaron.

Eight people total.

Strippers and, or live entertainment

makes way more than eight people!

I'm gonna have to shut it down, okay?

Okay, guys!

That's it!

- Wait!

Just shut the fuck up
for a second, all right?

You're ruining the goddamn plan!

Look!

Joy is far, far away from here.

Grow some fuckin' balls, will ya?

Just calm the fuck down.

Have a great time and enjoy yourself.

Can you do that?

Can you calm down?

All right, let's have a good time.

Can I borrow you for a second?

Now I wanted tonight to be special.

I mean really special, okay?

Don't ask me how I did this

'cause I'm never gonna tell you, but,

I was able to get
Epiphany to come tonight.

Epiphany?

To the average person,

the name Epiphany probably
doesn't mean that much.

But those who know know
that Epiphany is a stripper.

Actually, she used to be a stripper.

Now, she's a legend.

Epiphany only makes special appearances

at select bachelor parties.

Mostly she's hired to bang the groom

on his last night of freedom.

Word has it, after a guy
hooks up with Epiphany,

he's never the same.

Epiphany's unbelievably expensive.

But for Sean, she'll be worth every cent.

- I don't know what to say.

There's
something else about Sean

that I find amazing.

Sean has never cheated on Irene.

No bullshit.

Never!

That is fucking amazing to me.

I mean in my humble opinion,
cheating is inevitable.

How can you wake up to
the same face everyday

and not get tired of it?

Like I always say,

a guy could line up all
the women in the world

and take his time to
pick what he considers

to be the most beautiful one.

In three months, he'll be tired of her.

- Crap!

Everybody cheats.

You have to keep in mind

men and women see cheating differently.

The woman wants to know.

- I don't care if you fucked her!

Did you love her?

The guys wants to know.

- I don't care if you loved him.

Did you fuck him?

I've never really
had a girlfriend to cheat on.

But I have to admit,

after nailing the last few
girls since I met Kayla,

I did feel a little bad.

Hey, sexy, let's get you home.

Don't want you driving home too late.

Matter of fact, I felt so bad

I actually confessed it to Kayla.

I couldn't believe I
was snitching on myself.

I'd never done anything like that before.

It was like an out-of-body experience.

I expected her to scream, cuss,

scratch my eyes out and shank me.

But she didn't.

We just talked about it.

And she forgave me.

I mean, I know she wasn't
my girlfriend or anything,

and I shouldn't care, but she forgave me.

Wow.

You don't need to say anything.

You know what to do.

- Oh, fuck yeah!

Yeah!

Oh, shit!

♪ I smoke it good ♪

♪ That's why Cali got me ♪

♪ I show you hood ♪

♪ I up, I up ♪

♪ Black guy at black town ♪

- Good evening, gentlemen.

You all ready to have a good time tonight?

Yeah!

Can we go to it?

- All right, all right.

Here are the rules.

Number one, do not touch the girls.

Boo!

That's bullshit!

- They can touch you,
but you can't touch them.

I'm serious.

Number two, tip.

Performing tonight for
your visual pleasure

are the finest, the freakiest,

the most fascinating
bitches to ever work a pole!

- Please!

- Luscious!

- Yummy!

- Hello, gentlemen.

- Precious.

Chastity!

- Hey, hey, hey.

Delicious.

- Hello, hungry boys.

Dreamy.

- I'll make your dreams come true.

- Temptation.

Sin.

- Seduction.

- All right, girls, go do your thing.

♪ Make that ass bounce ♪

♪ Up and down like a basketball ♪

♪ Your booty's so round ♪

♪ Let's play ratchet ball ♪

- Shake that sweet brown shit, girl.

Mmm, I like what I see.

♪ Sit this here ♪

♪ Get nasty on that ass you got ♪

♪ Girl, you better not go past me ♪

♪ I play the sexophone ♪

♪ I don't mind if you get a little jazzy ♪

♪ Why you wanna throw in the sewer ♪

Dirty old man, you!

♪ I'ma sat that bitch like a turtle ♪

♪ Beat the um ♪

♪ Be the kid ♪

- Ooh! That one.

♪ She ride that horse I feel it too ♪

♪ She a kidnapper Amber alert ♪

♪ Amber alert, be quiet ♪

♪ That's a grown woman ♪

♪ She be in the gym ♪

- Get over here, girl!

Relax, beautiful.

- Don't touch.

- Come on, relax.

You and I got a nice rhythm going.

Hey, hey, if you're friendly,

there'll be a nice fat tip in it for you.

Baby, come on, big fat tip!

- Hey, girls.

Do you wanna come out?

The guy's your man.

Hello!

Oh, my!

If we must, we must.

Shit!

You girls seem like you may have done this

one or two times before.

Whoo-hoo!

I'm an Aztec god!

Cheez-alcoatl!

- Is it cool if later, I crawl
up inside you and take a nap?

- This is so fun to watch.

- Touch your toes, touch your toes.

Go ahead, bend over, touch your toes.

All right, girls.

Whoo-hoo!

♪ Right now my ass is focused on raven ♪

♪ Bitches be hatin' ♪

♪ Bitches be hatin' ♪

♪ Forget your money how ever you make it ♪

♪ Why don't you way to your town ♪

♪ Why make them stand there with 20s ♪

♪ Be better a thousand ♪

♪ Why won't these niggas just stand ♪

♪ Why do they say they
got kick and no need ♪

- Remember, you said there's
a big fat tip in it for me.

- Trust me, baby.

It is.

- Ow!

- Oh, hell no.

- Hey, asshole, I told you!

No touching!

What did I say?

- Come on!

What?

- Ladies, that's it.

Pack it up, show's over.

- No!

No!

Oh, come on!

- No!

No, no.

Please don't leave me!

What a fucking strip show!

Be respectful!

- You motherfuck!

- Hey!

Hey!

Control this animal!

- Fuck you!

Fuck you, what the hell are you doin'?

You fuckin' fucked it up!

- I can't believe you fags
are making such a big deal

about these stank-ass fuckin' hookers!

- Nice house.

Good evening, gentlemen.

I'm Detective Armstrong.

This is Detective Gonzalez.

Well, well, well,
if it ain't the popos!

Yeah, what can
we do for you, detectives?

- Looking for this scumbag
right here, Jesse Jameson.

You guys seen him?

- Yeah, he escaped from prison.

Our sources informed us

that he might be right here at
his cousin's bachelor party.

Is that true?

- That would be me, detectives,

but I haven't seen Jesse in ages.

Last I heard, he was still in prison.

- That's right, detectives.

We're all law-abiding citizens here.

We would never harbour
a fugitive from the law.

That's crazy.

- It's just a bachelor party.

- Bachelor party.

- All right.

If you see this motherfucker,
give us a call, right?

- Yes, sir.

Yes, sir, Detective Armstrong.

Absolutely.

- Let's go.

Come on.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Now wait a minute, gentlemen!

You sure you don't wanna
have a little cocktail?

Don't be silly.

They're detectives.

They don't have time for that.

They've got crooks to catch.

Besides, they can't drink.

They're detectives.

- Oh, shit!

Sorry, dog!

Hey, I like y'all.

Hey, anybody who said it
wasn't fun drinking with cops

are lying!

Y'all motherfuckers are crazy!

- We gotta go, man!

We gotta go.

We gotta.

Oh, my God!

- Okay, they're gone, Jesse!

You can come out now!

- You're dead, motherfucker!

- Get the gun!

Fucking gun!

Gus is a dead ball!

I got it!

I got it!

Get off!

Fuck!

That motherfucker almost got me busted!

- Hey, I saved your ass!

If it wasn't for me,

those cops would've left here suspicious!

- Gus, shut the fuck up!

Dude, you broke out of fuckin' prison?

- Yeah.

- God damn, Jesse!

Could've got us all
busted for hiding you out!

We didn't know we were hiding you out!

Fuck, man!

- You said you served your time, dude!

- I lied.

Look, man, I'm sorry.

I have 16 months left.

- Oh, God.

♪ I go hard, I go home ♪

♪ I go hard I home ♪

♪ I go hard I home ♪

- You're my favourite cousin, Sean.

You always been there for me.

I wasn't gonna miss your big day.

I did it 'cause I love
you, cuz, I swear to God.

- Jesus.

Fuck!

I'm so sorry.

- I had to shut his ass up.

We're having a great time.

Just wanna let you know.

And I'm really sorry about all of this.

Just so you know, before
I remove this gag,

everything is cool, so just be cool, okay?

Are the police still here?

Did anybody get shot?

Did they get in the
shootout with the cops?

Is anybody bleeding?

If they're bleeding, out of the house.

No blood in the house!

No!

Get me out of here!

- Dick don't even realise what
an altruistic move that was.

The goddamn hero of the hour.

- Hey, don't let the
bullshit get you down, Gus.

You had good intentions, bro.

That's all that matters.

Let's lighten the mood, keep
the party going for Sean.

Cheers.

- What makes you think I need you

to lighten my fuckin' mood?

I can lighten my own goddamn mood.

- Oh.

Oh, calm down, Gus.

I am calm, okay?

I was really calm until you came over here

like Florence fuckin' Nightingale
with your little toast.

I propose a toast.

Hey, everybody!

Hey, guys!

I'd like to propose a
toast, a toast to Miles!

Miles, the only guy I
know who's so perfect,

his shit don't stink!

Cheers!

- What makes you think

I got a problem with you, Mr. Perfect?

- I'm not perfect, Gus.

- Oh, I know that.

I've been watching your games.

You damn sure ain't perfect, okay?

If I'd gone professional by
now, I'd be better than ever

because I'd be using the
knowledge and the understanding

and the wisdom that I've
accumulated throughout the years

and combined that with
my God-given talent.

But you're not me.

You're number two!

You're still number two!

Remember that!

Whatever.

Whatever?

I'll show you whatever.

Let's take it to the ice!

- You heard me, Mr. Hockey Star.

I challenge you to a shootout.

First three points.

I got sticks, pucks.

What are you fuckin' laughin' at?

I got sticks, pucks and
everything in the car.

I'm so real with it I
even got a fuckin' goal!

Let's go!

What's the matter, Miles, you scared?

You're scared, huh?

Let's rock it!

Let's do this.

Watch close, chumps.

You're about to watch a master at work.

Oh, come on!

Do your thing, Miles!

Show us that thing!

Watch close, punks!

Ohh!

Come on, Miles, punk-ass bitch!

Nothing gets past!

Oh!

- That's why he's the motherfucking best!

Shut the fuck up!

I'm just warming up!

Ohh!

Biatch!

You scared?

Do you wanna get past?

Ohh!

Ah, shit!

Now watch the magic, bitches.

Ohh!

- It's good though.

Just follow through, brother.

Just follow through.

Shut up!

It's all part of my strategy, dumb-asses.

Watch this!

- Miles, Miles!

- Go ahead.

Here come the pain!

Ohh!

All right, I got this.

I'm just warmin' up here anyway.

Come on!

I'm a stenchy bitch.

Nothing gets past me.

Nothing!

This is what I do!

Ohh!

- Thataboy!

- Yeah!

Yeah!

Yeah!

Yeah!

We done?

- Oh, that's cool.

I just forgot to warm up.

If I was playing on ice with my skates,

I would've rocked it.

- Thank you.

Can I get a beer now?

Can we finally start drinking?

- I'll be right back.

Gotta go take a leak.

Ah, yeah.

♪ Sweet smell of victory ♪

So what's up?

You all right?

- I've been thinking about
what you've been saying.

And the truth is,

the idea of spending the rest
of my life with one woman

fuckin' terrifies me.

- You have no idea how
long I've been waiting

to hear you say this.

Look, Irene, she's a great girl, man.

But marriage, hey, this is...

Maybe you just need to
slow down a little bit.

- Yeah, the problem is,
bro, the wedding's tomorrow.

It's not like I can just call it off.

I'd go down as the biggest asshole

in the history of assholes.

- It's never too late.

It is never too late.

Sean, you and I have been best friends

since the fourth grade.

Okay, we've always had each other's backs,

and we have each other's backs right now.

If you don't wanna go through with this,

I'll pay for everything.

I will take the heat.

You don't even know what
you wanna do, do you?

Because you've lost perspective.

That is exactly why it is so important

that you have a taste
the good life tonight

to get your senses back.

- Yes!

- All right.

All right.

I love you!

- Pull it together, pull it
together, pull it together.

It's okay.

You're still number one.

You're still the Gus-man.

Oh!

- Hey, good game.

- Yeah, man, good game,
good game, great game.

- Hey, Gus.

- Yeah.

- Do you remember junior year,

the big game against Riverdale
High when I missed the goal

and we lost that game?

- Yeah.

- Do you remember what I
asked you after the game?

- No.

- Well, I asked you if you
thought I had what it takes.

Do you remember your answer?

- No.

- Well, you asked me if I
thought I had what it takes.

And I said yeah.

Then you said, well,

"Then it doesn't matter what
the hell anybody else thinks."

- Hell yeah, you did.

Gus.

I never forgot that, ever.

And I hope you didn't forget it either.

I mean, you're a coach.

A coach!

Just think about how much
Coach Modesto influenced us.

You're doing the same
thing for these kids.

That is a lot to be proud of, man.

- You're right.

Thank you.

- You bet.

- Thank you.

- I mean, let's grab a beer, man.

I wanna hear all about the team.

- All right.

- All right.

Basically, I got
a really good team, right?

But I mean the teams today,

they gotta be the laziest sons of bitches

who ever lived!

Yeah.

They really are.

Part of my plan was for Sean

to get fucked up tonight.

I wanted him to have the
kind of fun we used to have.

I don't want him to get too
drunk 'cause if he does,

he'll be so hungover,

he'll be happy to leave this life behind.

Plus I paid a mint for Epiphany,

and he's gonna enjoy it
if it fuckin' kills me.

- I ain't seen him this happy, man.

I just hope Irene ride like Butterfly.

I just have to
know when to take his MFD,

his motherfuckin' drink.

- I have to get me another MFD.

Not that I was checking,

but Kayla's social media page
said that she was leaving

for Chicago tomorrow
night to accept the job.

I guess it is what it is.

What?

What?

- I appreciate you being my best man, bro.

- I'm saying

I appreciate you.

- I gotta take a shit.

- I just wish we were closer.

- Between me and you,

it's been pretty tight since
my assistant coach left.

We're already losing.

Now we're the biggest losers in the state.

It's so fuckin' magnanimous.

And the principal just
told me the other day

if I don't turn this shit around now,

they're gonna fire my ass.

Coaching is my life.

If I lose that gig, I might
just lose my reason to live.

I know I act like everything's great,

but I'm really struggling, man.

- Bro, I feel you, man.

I'm struggling, too.

Come on, man.

I was just hating when
I said all that stuff

about you losing your skills.

You still got it, okay?

Be proud.

- I appreciate that.

It's the truth.

- But I know I can't keep
up with these young boys.

I'm not trying to, I just...

I don't know what the hell
I'm gonna do with myself

after I retire.

I don't have any hobbies.

I don't wanna be a sportscaster

or an actor or anything like that.

I mean, between you and me,

it's all got me a little depressed.

Actually, it's got me a lot depressed.

I'm seeing a therapist.

It's really hard keeping a positive face

for my wife and family, you know?

I don't know what I'm gonna do.

- God damn!

I guess shit really ain't
greener on the other side.

I mean, I'm just saying I'm sorry, bro.

Don't sweat it.

I'm sure you'll find it.

It's gotta be something
right under your nose.

I mean, you'll find something.

I wish I could have a real pro like you

to be my assistant coach.

That bitch-ass principal won't
talk about firing me then.

Plus I'd have somebody on my
team who understands the game

damn near as well as I do.

- I'll do it.

- Nah, I'm...

Are you serious?

- Serious as an ice fight, man.

Yeah, I'll do it.

- Hell yeah!

- Oh, man!

Let's go do some shots
or something, come on!

Let's go.

Yes!

- I'm cool.

- Good.

Then stay cool.

Here, come on, okay.

- Incoming!

Oh, you havin' a good time, Stan?

I want you to have a good time, Stan.

You know, you haven't smiled
since we were kids, Stan.

- Come on, stop with
that affectionate shit.

- Seriously.

What?

Brothers should be able to
share affection with each other.

- Yeah, save that shit for your bitch.

- I said save that shit for your bitch.

- Don't call Irene a bitch.

- Fuck you.

If I wanna call her a bitch,
I'll call her a bitch.

- You know, I am so
sick of your negativity.

Bitch.

You fuck!

Oh, oh!

- It's a fight!

- You two!

Hey, guys.

- Oh!

- Oh, look what you did!

- Whoa, whoa!

- Hey, guys, look what he did!

Shit!

Shit!

Shit!

Fuck!

- You two should be ashamed of yourselves.

You're brothers!

- I can't feel my left side.

- Sean started it!

It's his fault!

- And I'm sure you gave him
a very good damn reason.

You are one very unhappy and
bitter motherfucker, Stanley.

And that's something you have to work out!

But despite it all, your brother here

is one of the very last
creatures on this planet

who loves you.

He really does.

And I think it's high
time you recognised that.

- Fucking Ulysses!

- You must be Epiphany.

Yes, ma'am, I will send him right in.

Just wanna say also that it's an honour

to actually meet you in person.

Finally.

Heard a lot about you.

My friend, it's the moment of truth.

You're a grown-ass man.

I can't tell you what to do.

But here's your opportunity
to prove to yourself

some of the old Sean is still in you.

I'm proud of you.

- I can't.

What?

- I can't do it.

What are you talking about?

- I can't do it to Irene.

- Sean.

What do you mean you can't do it?

Dude, you said you were
gonna go all out tonight.

Come on!

Do you realise what you're
about to do to yourself?

Get your ass in there!

- Hey, hey, hey, hey!
- If you don't go

in that room--

If he don't wanna cheat on
Irene, he doesn't have to.

And none of you guys are
gonna make him feel guilty

about that decision.

Come on, bro.

I'll take you home.

Irene's waiting on you.

What the fuck is going on?

Are you serious?

Sorry.

Be a lot cooler
if you did!

- Hey, bro, hold on a second.

Look, man, look,

I'm sorry I yelled at you and grabbed you

but I'm sure you can understand
where it's coming from.

I'm just trying to protect you, man.

I'm doing this for your own good.

- Party sucks.

- Hello, Miss Epiphany.

It's an honour on behalf of everyone.

I would like to apologise for the delay.

And I wanted to let you
know that I will personally

pay any penalty

or inconvenience made.

- Look, Aaron.

I'm in love with Irene.

I wanna marry her.

I wanna spend the rest
of my life with her.

I know that sounds crazy to you,

but she makes me happy.

I hope you can find
that kind of love, too.

See you later, yeah?

- I'm gonna go home,
make love with my wife.

- Damn.

What'd I miss?

- I failed, Floyd.

Thought I could stop it, but I couldn't.

All this was for nothing.

For nothing?

I put my life on the line for nothing?

You're sitting over there
feeling sorry for yourself.

I'm over here, I'm
contemplating my own mortality.

Do you have any idea
what's gonna happen to me

when Joy comes home?

Do you?

- I'm over here mourning
the loss of a best friend.

You're over there spooked by a woman

who's a hundred miles
away from here, Floyd!

We have plenty of time to clean
this goddamn fuckin' shit!

Calm the fuck down!

God damn!

Fuck!

- Oh, no.

- Oh, hey, Joy.

We weren't expecting you home so soon.

It's good to see you!

And just so you know, none
of this was Floyd's idea.

This was all me.

I will pay for everything.

- Floyd!

Floyd!

Floyd!

- Calm the fuck down.

- You heard me.

I said calm the fuck down.

It's time I remind you I am
the man of this goddamn house!

Okay?

So you, you can go to your room,

you can unpack your shit, and you can wait

while I finish with my friend.

Then I'll come.

And we can have a sensible talk.

Do it now, Joy!

- Okay, Floyd.

But when you come talk to me, be ready.

To be honest,

I think Joy is gonna
literally beat Floyd to death.

But that's not important.

When Floyd stood up to Joy,
he faced his greatest fear.

And how many of us can say that?

Sure you don't want a lift?

- No, thanks, I'll make it.

So did your production last
night go the way you planned?

- No, Uncle Ulysses, I can't say it did.

- Well, son, every man
has to walk his own path.

- I don't think Sean really knows

what he's getting himself into.

I'm sure you know what
I'm talking about, right?

Seems like you and I are the
last soldiers still standing.

And thank God for guys
like you, Uncle Ulysses.

You're a real inspiration to me.

You never compromise.

You always live your
life on your own terms.

I mean, 2,500 women?

That sounds like a good life to me.

- Well, life is meant to be experienced.

I've done a lot of partying,

lot of women-chasing in my day.

- Yes, you have.

- But sometimes, at the end of the day

when I'm just sitting there with a drink,

I keep thinking about all the
good women I let get away.

Seems as though, no matter
how much partying I do

or fucking I do,

I just can't escape the truth of life.

I guess that's why I always
keep it here with me.

Matter of fact, I think
it's time I show it to you.

- Oh, no, Uncle Ulysses.

Look, I--

No, no!

- I don't need to see that.

I really don't--

- No, no, you need to see this.

- I don't need.

Holy shit.

Well, I
guess I should be going.

See you tonight at the wedding.

Irene, do you take Sean

to be your lawfully wedded husband,

to have and to hold,
to love and to cherish,

for richer, for poorer,

as long as you both shall live?

It's really happening.

And I'm standing here watching it happen.

Sean knows exactly what he's getting into,

but he still looks happy.

How can he be happy?

Suddenly, the faces of all the women

I've been with throughout the years

flashed before my eyes.

Damn.

I can't even remember most of their names.

I used to be happy with
a variety of women.

But now,

even that's getting boring.

I used to be so happy in the club.

Thought if I wasn't out
partying and meeting women,

I was missing something.

Now I realise

I ain't missing shit.

Besides, do I really wanna
be the old man in the club?

- You need to stop being so afraid.

What am I afraid of?

After all the theories and
legends about the suitcase,

it was empty.

Empty?

What the fuck?

What am I afraid of?

What am I afraid of?

What the fuck am I afraid of?

Sorry.

Sorry.

And, Sean, do you take Irene

to be your lawfully wedded wife,

to have and to hold,
to love and to cherish

for richer, for poorer,

as long as you both shall live?

I do.

Then by the
power vested in me by God

and the state of California,

I now pronounce you man and wife.

You may kiss your bride.

- Oh, shit.

- No worries. I'll tell Sean.

You better hurry.

- Fuck!

Fuck!

Kayla!

Oh, my God!

Are you okay?

What are you doing?

- Oh, you're still here!

I'm okay, I'm okay.

I just needed to tell you something.

If you leave, I will slit my
wrist with a butter knife.

I will drown myself in a puddle.

I will throw myself in front
of a speeding yellow school bus

full of bad-ass kids.

Just don't go.

- Aaron, I really
appreciate you coming here

and getting hit by a car and all.

I've had to do some thinking too.

Now I'm the one who's afraid.

I've got a few things to figure out.

Like you said, maybe,

maybe a change is just what I need.

Please don't think I won't miss you.

I love you.

- I love you, too, Aaron.

I really do.

Goodbye.

Well, I guess this
is how it all ends for me.

It's funny.

You never know how life will turn out.

Sean is officially a married man.

As crazy as it sounds, I've
never seen him so happy.

I can't help but wonder what
the other guys are up to.

I hope they're all out there
doing what makes them happy.

Or being with whoever makes them happy.

'Cause at the end of the day,

it's all about being happy.

Hell, I bet even Floyd and
Joy found their happiness.

But what about me?

I'm not totally sure,

but I think the empty suitcase means

life is empty without love.

At least I think that's what it means.

It's like I always say,

if you wanna be successful with women,

you have to overcome fear.

Fear of love, fear of commitment,

fear of yourself.

Whatever.

You can't be afraid.

Wanna know something?

I'm not afraid anymore.