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I'm pretty sure you're wrong about that.
Hello, hello.
What do we have here?
Hey, babes, how's it going?
We're going to a party. How would you lucky ladies like to be our date?
The blonde person?
Don't you think she was a little too old for us to... Dude, 40 -year -olds are
just teens with decades of experience.
Alright, what if they had said yes?
They'd be pretty disappointed when they find out we didn't actually have party
to go to.
Well...
Make a wish.
Maybe it'll come true.
Why don't you go downstairs and help entertain the guests?
He's on the Fulbright Fellowship Board.
And we've been pals forever.
Boy, I could tell you some stories.
Anyway, he's a good guy to know. I could give him a call if you'd like.
Yeah, that'd be great.
Mark, if you need anything at all, don't hesitate to call me.
Actually, I was wondering.
Yo, did you see Millie's new bikini?
Yeah.
I'm going to go see if your mom needs help.
Okay, thanks again, Randy. You have to leave.
Hi, I work with my mom at the aquarium.
Cool, man. Anyway, listen, here's the plan. Saturday night, get your mom out
the house. We've made your dad's liquor cabinet. By the way, Melanie, whichever
friend is the lowest standard. I don't know if those bottles are any good
anymore. They haven't been touched in like ten years. Dude, scotch doesn't go
bad. It ain't like milk.
of little Gino's. It is Rutelli's from now on.
What do you think of your present?
Hello.
Earth to Mark.
Sorry, Mom. I'm writing a really intriguing line of code right now, but I
great birthday.
You know, there's a church social this weekend.
I think there'll be a lot of nice girls there.
Maybe we should go check it out?
Hope you had fun.
I am safe and sound.
Yeah, that's all you got?
My dad wasn't much of a drinker.
How do you make an old -fashioned drink? Not with peppermint schnapps and
amaretto. Okay.
I've got an idea.
Get some ice cream.
Ice cream?
Yeah. Get some ice cream.
I got mint chocolate chip.
Your drinks, my ladies.
These are really popular in France right now.
He watches those kinds of videos on his computer.
Hours. He clears the search history, but I know.
You snoop through his laptop?
Mark's a good kid. I mean, he's going through some big changes in his life.
of heavy stuff.
And I just think that he's at that age where he needs some space.
That's soft.
Yeah, they're down.
Maybe he could use a male role model.
Do you know what, Randy? I couldn't agree more. You do?
Mm -hmm.
This is great because... I made a phone call, and I totally took care of it.
Called who?
Who the hell is that?
I don't know.
Mom's actually not here right now. Oh, I'm here to see you, my boy. But I
understand you're heading off to college in the fall.
Princeton. That's right.
But this really isn't a good time. Your mother asked me to stop by and see if I
could offer some wisdom or advice about the changes you're making.
Oh, you have company.
Yeah, just a few friends.
Oh, perfect.
Because I've brought Bible trivia.
I'm glad someone did.
Okay.
Excuse me, can you help me?
What is GPM?
I'm sorry, do you work here?
No, but I think I can help you.
GPM is your flow rate, gallons per minute.
This has an eco flow. It's a 1 .5 GPM.
It'll save you money, but there's no... There's no oomph.
Exactly.
My mom had the massage right now.
It's got a strong pulsating spree.
She swears by it.
Is your mother single?
Yeah.
Then this will do just fine.
Hey.
What's your name?
What? Susan.
I'm Carissa Kensington, and you are?
Mark. Mark Griffin.
Well, thank you for your assistance inside, Mark.
No problem.
I'm just terrible at this handyman stuff.
I'll probably put it in and it'll still leak.
Well, they make them pretty intuitive nowadays. You might have to seal the
with plumber's tape. Well, actually, I was hoping you could do me a really big
favor and install it for me.
Would you mind?
And it's just up the hill.
Well, I'm supposed to go back and help my mom.
Okay, if you're done.
Princeton. Wow.
Must have gotten good grades.
Uh, valedictorian.
Yeah, I got a full scholarship, actually. Oh, impressive.
All I ever did was party with my friends through high school. I knew what that
would get you.
Yeah, what?
An Arizona State degree and a very rich ex -husband.
Well it seems to be working now.
Let's run.
Even I'll take.
Stop.
Did you put up that towel rack for me yet?
I'm about to.
These are pretty.
Why are you so giddy today?
Am I?
No reason.
Just a good day, I guess.
Oh, I invited Wally over.
Hope you don't mind.
No, I don't. Liar, liar, liar.
It's true.
Three times I'm telling you it was incredible.
Fire! Oh, it finally happened.
I feel like a 5 ,000 pound weight was just lifted off me. Okay, so what's this
hot, rich, make -believe, nympho thing?
Carissa Kensington. Yep, it's totally a fake name. How old is she?
Like, 40?
40? You're the one that said that banging a 40 -year -old is like doing it
two 20 -year -olds.
Yeah, I know I said that, but what about Mellon?
I don't know, I'm with Carissa now. She's taking me out.
Watch out, three in a row.
Did you find it?
Yeah, it was in my pants.
Wow.
Don't you look nice.
Where are you off to tonight?
Going out on a date.
Huh. With that, um, Melanie girl?
No, with someone else.
you're going on a date with, then you can't use the car.
I don't need the car.
Nice car for a high school student.
Computer science for information management systems.
So, you want to be like one of those IT guys?
The nerd patrol that'll come and fix your laptop? More like a software
developer.
Interesting.
Can't believe they didn't card me.
Tell me more about this computer program.
Oh. Well, I've been working on this app for the past year.
My little man.
Made it for my mom for after I leave for college. It's a cross between a
lifestyle app and a personal assistant mother.
How do we set the universal remote control? Yeah, it's supposed to help
everyday tasks, probably.
Uh, for example, how much chlorine to put in the pool, or where do I find my
in the parking lot?
How do I install a shower massager?
Exactly.
I think it's a million dollar idea.
I love it. Really? I do.
I actually have a friend who works at Intel Digital Labs. Oh, IDL, yeah,
huge. I can see him being quite interested.
That'd be awesome.
Now, if I do this, I expect him to be big and intelligent.
I need to go powder my nose.
I'm great.
Run, kid.
Are you talking to me? Get out while you still can.
Trust me, she's bad. Yes.
I paid the check.
Committee? Yeah.
You know how to work a stick?
Sure. Good.
Settle in.
if you are all of 18 years old that I don't need to know who you were out with
until 12, 15 a .m., but I would appreciate a call that lets me know
Mark, I was worried to death.
Sorry.
I understand that you're almost out of the house and you need your space, but I
worry about you.
You haven't been acting like yourself lately.
I just want to make sure you haven't fallen in with the wrong crowd. Wrong
crowd? Seriously, nobody's doing drugs.
Marijuana's a drug. I'm not smoking pot.
Cocaine?
Is that why you're so happy and full of energy lately?
No, I gotta go.
Put your bowl in the sink, young man.
Um, I'm gonna pick up some chicken after work.
Will you be home for dinner?
No, probably not.
These suits are pretty expensive.
Don't worry.
You'll work it off.
Can you hear it ready by tomorrow?
Sure. I'll put a rush on it. Thanks, Jim.
Today I thought we'd hang by the pool.
I bought you these.
You probably won't be wearing them much.
This house is amazing.
What does your ex -husband do?
He used to be a broker.
What does he do now?
Warm food.
I'm sorry, whenever... It's okay.
I thought you were divorced.
No.
Trucking widow.
Five years now.
Sorry.
Okay.
Want to rub some lotion on my back?
Yeah.
This place is incredible.
What's in that shirt over there?
Oh, that's my torture chamber.
I'm kidding.
It's an outdoor sauna.
Did you not get my text? I thought we were skipping tonight.
Well, I... Hey, please, please come on in.
Mark.
You must be Tanya.
Hi. Hi.
This is for you. Thank you.
Who are you?
I'm Carissa.
Kensington?
This wine is really good, Carissa.
Oh, thank you.
It's my favorite Bordeaux.
Brilliant son you're creating.
Yeah?
No, I don't believe I have, have I, Mark? Well, it's supposed to be a
Yeah, well, we are quite good with secrets and surprises now, aren't we?
it's very inventive.
And who knows, if it takes off, he might be able to just skip college and start
his very own Fortune 500 and skip college.
My other Mark told you he has a full scholarship to Princeton.
Not exactly something you'd get.
No, I didn't mean to imply... Do you have any idea how hard it is to get to a
school like that? Mom, she wasn't saying... I'm speaking, young man.
The hours he has put into studying, his science fairs, volunteer work.
Would you really encourage him to just throw all of that away? No, I'm not
throwing it all away. That's an incredibly irresponsible thing for you
suggest. No one's suggesting anything, Mom.
Randy, can you help me out here a little? You really do have some nerve.
Who do you think you are? Look, I'm sorry if I offended you. You're damn
you offended me. And while we're at it, let me be very clear. I do not approve
of whatever this is. Mom, I can tell you right now. I'm speaking.
Miss Kensington, my son may look like a man to you, but I assure you, he is just
a boy.
Now, with all due respect, Mrs. Richards, you're very wrong.
He is very much a man.
A man who is more than capable of making his own decisions.
Don't you think it's about time you cut those apron strings?
Your audacity astounds me.
You may very well be the same age as me, but you are not his mother.
You don't get to suddenly show up and start making decisions and passing
judgment.
Though I don't know you, Miss Kensington, but it seems to me that you
a lonely middle -aged woman who is out to satisfy some sick sexual thrill, and
forbid you to drag my son into your perverse game.
Boy, that mother of yours is a real piece of work.
I'm sorry. She's just protecting me.
Mother sharks aren't that vicious, and they eat their young.
The nerve of a woman.
The galls suggest I'm too clingy. I'm the one letting him go clear across the
country to apologize.
Well, it's just really upsetting to know that when push comes to shove, you fail
to come to my defense.
I tried. She's just a boy's try.
Men do.
A real man sees what he wants, but he hates it.
He doesn't ask permission from his mommy.
You're right.
Do you even know who you are?
This is all I could find.
I'm here to try something new.
Isn't that what we've been doing?
Yeah, it's fine.
I'm talking about the insurance now.
I just spent it, okay? Oh yeah.
What position or what room?
I think we should take a breather. A breather?
Who needs a breather?
Just a couple of hours.
How about the beach?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, sex on the beach. That sounds cool.
My God, you are invisible.
Are you expecting someone?
No.
Why don't you jump in the shower and get dressed?
on my way to work.
I just think we got off on the wrong foot.
Are you here to apologize?
Well, I can't say I'm all right with you being my son, but I believe we both
have something in common. Is that so?
We're both widowed.
Mm -hmm.
I understand the loneliness and what you're going through.
You know what it feels like to lose someone you care about and love so much.
I do.
Sit the crap. You're here for Margaret?
You, uh, saved your little boy from me?
Mommy to the rescue?
Excuse me?
Hypothetic. Oh, Tanya, we're done here. Excuse me?
We are not done here. I want to see my son. Get him right now. I don't like
I don't like you one bit, Tanya.
You're a self -righteous, condescending bitch who's afraid of letting her son
grow up.
Because she's afraid of being alone. You have no idea what you're talking about,
don't I?
Mark is my son.
I'm his mother, don't you? Oh, please, spare me the sentinel family bond crap.
I came here to make amends.
Clearly, that wasn't a take.
Mark's not an idiot.
You know, in a couple of weeks, he's going to toss you aside and then you'll
all alone.
Possibly.
Or, more likely...
After a month of me screwing his brains out day and night, I'll be able to
convince him to do anything I want.
Including cutting you out of his life for good.
Okay.
Mark, I was thinking.
Maybe you should move in.
I've got this big house all to myself.
Well, it would get you out from under your mother's prying eyes.
I don't know if that's such a good idea.
Why not?
Don't you like it here? Yeah, yeah. It's just my mom still needs me.
What's the point? Summer's over in a month. Over? Yeah.
I'm going to have to move all my stuff to go to college.
I don't want to move it twice.
You know, I think we should skip the beach today.
I think you should go home.
What did I say?
No. Let's stay.
Let's go.
How many bedrooms? And more importantly, how many bedrooms have you got?
Just drive.
So what'd you do? Did you get all her high -fiver yogurt?
Did you Tiva over episodes of NCIS?
No.
Did you ask her to take out her dentures when she... All I did was imply that we
were having a summer fling. You don't tell that to a chick, especially one
only got so many good years. Well, she wanted me to move in with her. To the
pleasure dome? That's great.
leave the nest at some point, so it's a few weeks early.
I think she's in a great company.
I got it. We buy her flowers and butterscotch toffees from the five of
backstabbing, man -eating tramp.
Randy, I'm worried about my son.
I mean, he has no idea that he's under this vicious siren spell.
Siren? Yeah, is that a thing?
Daughters of the Greek god Achilles?
Mermaid -like creatures who seduce young sailors with song, making them crash
their ships in the rocket cliffs?
Uh -huh, that's right.
Anyway, I've got to find a way to snap Mark out of this tramp.
It's not my place. Oh, come on, Randy. Of course it's your place.
Clearly what I'm doing is not working, and you always tell me the truth.
So what should I do?
I think you should allow Mark to make his own mistakes.
He's a good kid, all thanks to you. You're a loving, caring mother, and he
the person he is because of you.
But, Tonya, you can't protect him from all the dangers of the world.
Sometimes you've got to let the baby get burned by the iron if he's ever going
to learn and get strong and, you know, grow up.
Really? That's your big advice?
What? How can you take that insane woman's side? No, I don't think I was...
is horrible advice.
What kind of an idiot lets a baby play with an iron?
The next thing you'll be telling me is I drove him to her. That it's my fault.
Unbelievable. I'm just thinking that if you wouldn't have made it so difficult
for Mark to be independent, he might have stayed closer to home.
Who knows?
You know, maybe he would have gotten together with that girl from the party.
Melanie? The girl in the bikini.
Well, anything's better than that woman.
I'm going to call and invite her over. No, Tanya, that's what I'm talking
You're going about this all wrong.
You're right.
I'm going to send her an e -mail from Mark's e -mail address.
What? No, that's even... Thanks for the advice.
Tanya!
Did you get my tag?
I did.
I'm really sorry. I didn't mean to say those things without telling you.
No.
I certainly don't want this to end.
It's been the best time of my life. I really, really like you.
A lot.
A whole lot.
I know you do.
So, can I come over tonight?
Gosh, do you think your mommy will let you? My mom has.
I thought you were mad about me going to prison.
Silly, of course I want you to go to college, Mark.
But only if that's what you want.
I fear you make all of your decisions based on what the queen decrees.
I know she's intrusive. That's a very nice way of putting it.
I'd use controlling or manipulative.
That's not exactly fair. My mom's supportive and not as domineering as you
her out to be.
Mark, downstairs!
What was that?
Uh, nothing.
Right now!
Is that your mother?
No, just hold on.
What? Uh, your really pretty friend Melanie's here to see you.
Hi.
Hey, sorry about that.
Hey, Carissa?
Maybe you can't come over.
But you're going to have to promise me. No, that's okay.
My mom needs me for something.
We can get together tomorrow?
Are you sure? I'm going to be up pretty late tonight.
Tomorrow's fine.
Gotta go.
That was very delicious, Mrs. Richards.
It was my pleasure.
And thanks for inviting me, Mark.
So, Melanie, where will you be attending college? I've been accepted at
Columbia.
You two will be close together.
I have a really good idea.
You should rent a moving truck and drive across the country together.
Don't you think that would be kind of fun, Mark? Melanie, would you like some
dessert? Uh, yeah, sure.
Oh, I didn't make any.
But you guys should go get some ice cream.
You can take my car.
My treat.
It was lovely seeing you again, Melanie.
You too.
her Facebook privileges because she kept posting baby pictures on the wall.
Wow. I thought my mom was bad.
No, she means well. She just has no boundaries.
Yeah, sounds like she needs a hobby or a boyfriend.
Actually, there's this guy she works with, Randy. You met him at my birthday
party. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Really cool guy.
He used to be really good friends with my dad.
I like him, but the guy won't make a move to save his life.
The hypocrisy is pretty thick out here, huh?
Are you ever going to kiss me?
Um, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, I want to. I mean, it's just, uh, I've kind of been seeing
Do you have a girlfriend?
Not exactly.
just like this
Did you have fun?
Yeah. What did you guys do?
We went and had ice cream.
We're just friends.
Why?
It's complicated.
It's complicated.
All right.
Never ever see him again. Do you understand?
Never.
Just in case you forget.
Did you hear that?
You think maybe you'll call Melanie today?
I might.
But please don't meddle in this.
Okay, just once, let me do something on my own.
To be continued. To be continued.
You're here to tell me that, right?
Your plan worked.
Mark and Melanie hit it off last night.
That wasn't my plan. Well, you gave me the idea, so they're hitting it off, and
no more Carissa.
You know what, Tanya? I'm done playing your manipulative game.
Look, Mark is going to be out of the house soon, and he's moving on with his
life, and you know what?
So am I.
I don't know what you're talking about. I think you try to control everything in
your life. Ever since Hal's been gone, I've been there for you and Mark.
I'm trying to fill this hole in your life the best I can.
And you find a way to somehow push everyone who cares about you away.
You obviously don't know what you want.
Or maybe you do.
It's not me.
I really don't know where this is coming from.
I think you're just overreacting. Why don't you just...
Calm down and take the muffin. I don't want your damn muffin.
I'm tired.
It's been ten years.
Way too long.
It's my fault. I should have said something years ago. I'm sorry.
But I don't want to be your safety net anymore.
Throw me a soda, will you?
Yeah.
I don't get it.
I thought we had a good time. I don't know why she's not picking up. Because
it's a pig.
I'm not a pig. I'm into Melanie.
So, you're just going to dump the woman who stole your flower?
That's it? Dude, I already feel like a sleaze from making out with Melanie last
night. I need to break it off with Carissa. So, that's it?
You're done?
Yeah, completely.
Who's this big guy?
That's MC.
MC?
MC Hammer.
Ed.
Yeah, all the fish in the tank are named after recording artists.
Oh, wow.
That one there is the Great Berry White.
Fancy one shaking her tail. That's Shark Hero.
Don't lie.
And, oh, is the rain in sugar or chocolate?
Stain.
Very clever.
What's that?
Oh. This guy here? Yeah.
Is it Trident?
Neptune don't touch. They're very strong. It's the weapon of Poseidon and
Neptune. Okay. Pretty cool. Yeah.
Yeah.
So.
Tanya's office is down the hallway to the right.
Oh. Well,
actually, Randy, I was trying to hear something.
I mean, it's pretty obvious it's going to be up here.
Neither one of us is having our needs met, but Richard's family.
I don't like kids. I don't like having a drink.
Arthur.
Could you please leave?
What? Just, um, could you leave? Wait, are you kidding me? I'm... Yeah, I'm...
Don't, don't bother.
I'm Mark's friend, Walter.
It's very nice to meet you.
All right, what are you... I mean, did Mark send you? Yeah, he confided to me
that you two were on the out, so I figured I'd come over and lend a
cry on, or, you know, any other services you might need.
He told you we were breaking up? Yeah, he's crazy.
I don't understand why you would trade in for the newer model when you have a
vintage classic at home, you know?
Aren't you charming?
Women just love to be referred to as vintage.
Why don't you go ahead and make yourself comfortable?
Um, so I guess I should just tell you about myself.
I come from strong Dutch and German stock.
I've been trying to call you all day. Yeah, I know. I'm not feeling well.
I've got to go. Do you want me to come by? I can bring you some soup. No, no,
no. It's okay.
I'm not sure.
I don't think that we should see each other anymore.
What? Why?
I'm sorry. I really have to go.
Hi,
sweetie. Hey, what's up? Great.
My friend from Intel Digital is coming over tonight.
You ready to pitch your app?
Tonight's not really a good night for me. Can we do it some other time? Mark,
asked to do me this favor.
This time is very valuable.
I know.
I'm sorry. See, this is exactly what I'm talking about.
You're never going to get anywhere in life unless you get over your childish
fears and go after what you want.
I'm going to pick you up at 8.
Do a sharp.
See you later, Ma.
Hey, Eddie, do you mind coming in here and chatting with me for a minute? I
can't. I'm in a rush.
Are you going to see Melanie?
Oh.
So where did you get those new... Never mind.
Have I been overstepping?
Ma, we can talk when I get back, but I won't be out that long.
or when to put oil in her car, when to buy her vitamins, when her favorite TV
shows are on. But the best part is the ad potential.
My little man will make suggestions to the user throughout the day.
So, hey, there's a new low -calorie yogurt at the supermarket.
You should pamper yourself today.
This spa has seaweed wraps.
And, well,
basically, that's my ad.
Very impressive presentation, Mark. Thank you. It's hard to believe you're
out of high school.
Million dollar idea, isn't it? It is. So, what do we do now?
Well, Montgomery Technologies just put out their version of your app last
You had a great idea, but they beat you to the punch, kid.
They've had years of market research and development.
By the time we got your app up and running, it would be obsolete.
Well, thank you for taking the time to meet with me. You've got top -notch
programming skills.
When you're ready to join the working world, I bet it'll be your first phone
call.
Carissa? Always a pleasure. Thank you so much for coming all the way out here,
Trevor.
Helen says you're playing tennis on Sunday. Maybe I'll see you at the club.
Okay, great. I know the way out. Drive safe.
I should be going, too.
Wait.
You're leaving?
I got us some nice champagne. I thought we would celebrate.
Celebrate what?
The fact that I just spent six months developing something that I could have
bought for $1 .99? He just offered you a job.
You're going to be working for one of the top software developers in the
Yeah, in four years.
I really don't understand why you're going to college to get a job that you
have today.
I don't know. I just need to go away and be my own man and experience life for
myself, you know?
You want to party and get laid? No, that's not what I was saying.
It's okay.
I get it.
You need to, uh, owe your wild oats.
A little fling.
It'll be one of your many adventures.
Yeah, I guess so.
Well, then let's toast to that.
Okay?
Grandma's champagne, please.
does open the pores and help to relax the muscles.
Don't you think?
Why are you doing this?
Oh, sweetheart, I'm not doing anything.
You're not the one doing it to me.
Don't you see that?
Stringing me along, making me believe that you want to be with me and really,
really be with me.
while just using me and waiting to leave me until you're done getting what you
came for?
Please let me go.
No.
I didn't know my husband was waiting for that tight -ass trainer.
He was old and wrinkly.
You should have said that.
I'm good.
This is all I am to you, right?
A little plaything.
A toy may help satisfy that teenage libido of yours.
Here's your most important life lesson, sweetheart.
Women are not trophies.
They're not to be traded like playing cards.
They're not levels of a video game.
Get off of me.
Stay still and don't leave me.
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Hey, Walter, this is Tanya. Have you seen or talked to Mark? He didn't come
last night, and, well, I'm a bit worried. So if you could call me back
please.
Thanks.
Sure, you're right.
Hi,
Randy. Sorry to interrupt you, but, um... Have you spoken to Mark in the
hours? I have not.
Yeah, well, he's mad at me, too.
This is not like you to completely ignore my calls and texts.
If you talk to him, would you please tell him that his mother is very, very
worried?
35, Ms. Collins.
Mama.
Tonya Richards, I'm here to pick up my son.
Oh, hello, Tonya.
Did you bring muffins?
I'm in a bit of a rush, thank you.
Mark!
Mark!
Where's Mark?
Come on in.
Have a cocktail. I don't want to have a cocktail.
Please send my son out now. Well, Mark... He's a little hung up right now.
But, hey, do you mind if we talk?
Just until Mark's ready.
Can I get you a glass? No, thank you. Then water it down.
No, thank you.
Time, you have every reason to hate me.
And then?
But I am about to give you a very rare opportunity.
If you're selling cosmetics, I'll pay.
I prefer not to look like a whore.
We're about to find out how much you really love your son. I can save you the
time.
I love my son more than you can imagine.
No matter what he has done, unconditionally. I don't believe in
love. Not even a mother has a child with a selfish reason to have something love
her back.
What if that child that she gave birth to one day grows up and
rejects her?
And stops loving her?
Does Han of you ever want to see your son again?
You really must think I'm crazy. On the contrary.
I think I am.
Mark. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. Mark.
Our baby.
He's been in here almost a day.
I don't know how much more he can take.
Mark. Why are you doing this? He is a child, for God's sake.
Now, now, settle down.
I thought you cared about him. Oh, but I do.
That's why I'm going to give you a chance to see him.
There's one around him, Scott.
Mark's at death's door. Now, you could either put him out of his misery, or you
could use the bullet on yourself and...
Mark and I had something very special, Tonya. You went and screwed it all up.
Now I have to clean up this mess, and I won't be damned if I'm going to be the
one to take the blame for what you've done.
Your son tried to leave me, and I couldn't let that happen, Tonya. Do you
understand me? He left me no choice.
He did this!
I'm speaking.
What's it going to be?
Mark dies?
Or you die?
Seems to me that either way, I win and you lose.
What do you say we just put this whole mess behind us and get on with our
Well, I'm going to lose my life.
You really are the goddamn devil, aren't you?
I can sweat out your decision. I know it's a tough one.
Stay with me, honey.
I'm going to get you out of here.
I don't know how I'm going to get you out of here.
Okay.
Pick up, pick up. Come on, Tanya, pick up.
No, that's not.
It's so, so, so true.
And again, wow.
Baby, I just, I just got out.
Take the shit out of this bitch.
We've had some balls after all.
All right, that should be everything.
Thanks for your help, man.
Dude, it's still not too late. I could put in a good word at the community
college. I'll see you at Christmas.
Okay, bye.
Um, I could make you guys some sandwich?
Oh, we have fruit and chips and soda.
We'll be fine.
Okay, well, take care of him, huh? Oh, I don't try.
Go ahead and get in any trouble.
I just don't know what I'm going to do. to do without my little man.
Well, I'm sure you knew I don't pick up the slack.
I'll do my best. Thanks for everything, man. Yeah, you got it.
Okay, well, just keep it under 60 and call us as soon as you get over the
Arizona border.
Call me whenever you want.
Okay. Love you.
Bye.
You'll be okay.
Walter, would you like to pay for lunch? Oh, I can't. I'm going to the movies.
My girlfriend's picking me up. Your girlfriend?
Oh, look at you.
Oh, wait. There she is now.
Did you guys know that seniors get half off on matinees? It's awesome.
All right, baby.
It's right for you.
Don't fix.
you
Oui!
I don't know.
What's wrong?
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