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It is not our fault. You're not listening, Kenny.
This is your fault, please. Ronald Reagan knew about Oliver North.
Thank you. This is no one's fault. Greg just needed some time to himself.
Think about it. He spent his whole life pushing for other people's approval.
Ah, so it is their fault.
Of course, we try to instill some values in our son.
The corrupt values of a morally degenerate society is what I would say.
North is an American hero.
Okay,
super. I think we've heard from everyone, and I think that without
blame, we can understand why Greg needed some quiet time.
You're saying it's everybody's fault.
Fine. Including Edward and Kitty.
Abby. Larry.
Look, we all have our way of taking a vacation, right? Abby, you meditate.
and Edward, you go on your cruises. Larry, you also go away.
That's all Greg's doing. He's just gone someplace to recharge.
Well, that makes perfect sense.
Yes, I mean, I couldn't get through the year without my week at La Costa, the
spa. Then I'm sure that's exactly what Greg's doing. Except without all the
massages, because he's not comfortable having strangers touch him.
Gee, I wonder whose fault that is.
Here you go. Perhaps this will be more to your liking.
This is perfect.
You know, you're only on the second floor. The fall won't kill you.
I'm not here to kill myself. I told you I'm on a voyage of self -discovery.
I see.
Shall I call down to the pro shop and get you a tea time?
I thought maybe I'd swing by Pebble Beach, but then I realized that's the
Greg, you know, filling my time with golf and work so I don't deal with my
issues. Fear of failure, constant need of validation.
Good for you.
Thank you.
Anyway, I just didn't want to leave the clubs in the car.
You're staying here when you got a car you can sleep in?
I considered that, but this seemed more gritty, more like the kind of place
where desperate souls have struggled to find meaning in their lives.
Uh -huh.
That shower rod won't hold you weight.
I'm not here to kill myself.
I want to believe you.
Is there a phone?
Down the hall. But most people just pin a note to their shirt.
about commitment?
Let me tell you about commitment.
I'm the guy who cut off Hootie and the Blowfish just so we could become the
woman you wanted him to be.
Is there another phone around?
I'm almost done.
And who insisted I get the fancy deluxe boobies?
Not me.
I wanted to go to the Hawaiian Islands.
They're beautiful.
The islands.
you call me the moment you hear from him. You'll be my first call. Dama, I
to know where Gregory is. And that'll be the subject of my call. Good night.
You handled that very well.
Thank you. I think I finally figured out the trick to these family meetings.
Larry, you can come out now.
You know, I don't want to make a big thing out of this, but I don't think
right for you to send me out of the room for no reason.
It's called a timeout.
Larry's right, Abby. We shouldn't have done that.
Okay, well, I forgive you.
It's kind of embarrassing to be sent out of the room like that.
I understand.
Larry, would you take these to the kitchen and clean them?
Sure. Thank you.
How you doing?
I'm fine.
You came out of my body. I can feel your suffering.
I'm not suffering, Abby. I'm fine.
Whoops, sorry.
Come on, it's me you're talking to.
Honey, your soulmate disappeared. You don't know where he is.
You have to acknowledge how you feel about that.
No, Abby, really, I'm okay.
I got it.
Maybe I should go help Larry.
Larry has his work and you have yours.
This is a scary time, Dharma.
No, it's not, Abby. Really, Greg's a grown man. He'll be fine. He can take
of himself and when he's ready, he'll come back.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Got it.
Sorry.
What are you afraid of?
That I'm going to have to eat off banana leaves?
Dharma, if you name... your darkest fear, it no longer controls you.
Tell me what's the worst that can happen to Greg while he's gone.
He'll be lonely.
Dharma.
I don't know.
Then he'll reconsider his life.
She will be.
It's a good thing we were here.
Don't look at me.
Okay, you know what? You can take that song to Motown, because we heard it
before.
really well. You think?
Yes, you're a very special person and anyone would be happy to have you.
You're so nice.
Don't look at me, my mascara's running.
You look fine. You think so?
I don't have raccoon eyes.
It's perfect.
You look beautiful.
Do you know the last time Anthony told me I look beautiful?
It's probably been too long.
It was the day we tried out for the Yankees.
know who she is trina uh trina um honey i just i i wanted to call so that you
wouldn't worry about me you called just because you didn't want her to worry oh
honey whatever he did you take him back i didn't do anything oh well then why is
she crying mr innocent
I can handle your mother. What's she going to do, torture me?
Really?
Okay. I love you too, honey, and I'm very, very proud of you.
Okay. I'll talk to you then.
Bye.
He's fine.
See, we're getting all worked up over nothing.
Maybe you should call the police.
Open the door!
Okay, my boyfriend's gone crazy, so here's the plan.
I'm going to get into bed with you for like five minutes. He comes in, he sees
us, we're together, we're happy. He says, okay, he leaves.
Who's this?
This is my lover.
We're together now and we're very happy.
I told you not to come, and here you are.
Dama, this is very difficult for me.
But I need your help. I can't tell you where Greg is. I promised him. All
I don't need to know.
Okay, I know what you're doing.
You tell me you don't need to know, and then I don't tell you, and then you...
What are you doing?
Yeah, I'll share a little family secret with you.
Is this about why you're not allowed at Neiman Marcus?
No. No, because I heard you roughed up one of those perfume squirt girls.
No, it is about Edward.
When Edward was a very little boy, the only time that he spent with his father
was a fishing trip that they took once a year.
And when his father died, Edward took those fishing poles, he put them away,
he said, I am never going fishing again.
That's so sad.
But...
When Gregory was four years old, he found those fishing poles.
And he took them and he said to his father, Daddy, I want to go fishing.
And they went. No, no, not that year. Because Edward was being audited.
But the next year and every year thereafter, my little boy took his daddy
fishing.
Until now.
Because Greg's gone.
Exactly. And you won't tell us where he is, so... I feel
terrible.
Edward has put the fishing poles away. They put them away!
So I think you know what you have to do.
Yes.
I have to take Edward fishing!
Oh, for heaven's sake, forget the damn fishing. Where is Gregory?
Great spot!
What better way to go on a voyage of self -discovery than to get a real
man's job? You know, a kind of Henry Rowe Steinbeck thing.
Squint the shoe!
At first I was going for a Hemingway old man in the sea fishing boat experience,
but I get a little queasy on hope and water.
I'm good in a pool.
Anyway, here's my resume.
Resume?
Probably some special skills, job history and education is on the other
I know what you're thinking. You're thinking I'm overqualified.
Well, not unless they taught you how to clean squid at Harvard.
Well, no, not per se, but I did have an economics professor who made you feel
like you were cleaning squid, if you know what I mean.
Not important.
What is important is that I'm here, I'm able -bodied, and I'm willing to start
at the bottom.
That's good.
Because as you can see here, all of... Our executive positions are taken.
Are you sure this is going to work? It worked for bears.
Too bad Greg can't be here. Yeah.
To tell you the truth, I'm kind of proud of him.
Taking some time to figure out what he's doing with his life.
Man, he's really got to have a certain kind of wife to do that.
Thank you.
Freshie? Yes, Pete?
Hey, you know what, Edward? I got to tell you something. In
I have known you.
I had no idea you were so much fun.
Hey, I put the F -U in fun, little lady.
How come you're not like this at home?
You're not supposed to be like this at home. That's what fishing trips are for.
Eddie, Eddie, Eddie.
You shouldn't confine your bliss to one weekend a year.
No, no, no. It's not just one weekend. When Kitty takes her spa week at La
Costa, I run around the house by...
She tends to take that week off.
Swim or shoot!
Okay, Harvard, when you're done here, I want you up in processing.
Up? Is that like a promotion?
It's a whole new tax bracket.
Is he kidding, or is it really a promotion?
Not important.
It's about the work.
He did say huh.
I empty the thingy. Thanks.
Most people don't. Most people are animals.
You used to be a lawyer, right?
Yeah, but that was the old Greg, the false Greg. Now I'm just being the best
darn squid skinner I can be. I got promoted today, I think. Good for you.
Can I tell you something? I requested a non -smoking room.
Oh, sorry.
I grew up in Puerto Rico.
So then I moved to New York.
Same thing.
Then I came out here. I meet Anthony.
You saw him. He's a dreamboat.
But I'm still not happy.
So I go to the doctor. Snip, snip, snip. There I am. I'm beautiful.
I got a tight little tummy, but that's not from the operation. That's from the
Tybone.
And your point is? I'm still not happy.
I hear what you're saying.
I changed locations.
I changed jobs. But I'm still the same guy. A journey of self -discovery is not
external. It's internal.
Whatever.
My question is, I cut off my TV for Anthony and now he doesn't want me. So
sue him? Because he got a ton of money from a fake car accident.
I don't know. Do you have any evidence?
Come on, Papi.
Save them in a jar like tonsils.
I can start right here. Or you can start right here.
What if I start here?
Oh, then I would start right here. Hold on.
Wait a minute, I don't understand. Why did you go fishing with my father?
Because he was sad that you weren't here for your annual fishing trip. What
annual fishing trip?
Every year, you, your dad...
Darma, we've lived together for two years. You ever seen me go fishing with
father?
Who are you calling? I got up in the middle of the night, drove five hours
to drink beer and throw up all over your dad's Mercedes. Kitty?
Hi, Darma.
You know, I was thinking, and you're right.
You're his mother, and you deserve to know where he is. Do you have a pen?
Open the door, dear.
Who are you?
It's none of your business.
It so happens that Greg is a very good friend of mine, so I'm making him my
business.
I am his mother.
Oh, I heard about you.
Let me ask you a question, Mommy.
Can a woman wear white to a wedding if she wasn't a virgin when she still had a
penis?
Shane has gone away.
Do -da, do -da.
Drink martinis naked.
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