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Do you want your dungarees washed?
Will you shrink them?
Well, try not to.
Oh, no, I want you to shrink them. You see, Phil Rogers is going to be here at
my party, and he is so cute.
Why'd you bother inviting anybody else?
It's no fun to be with Phil unless everybody else can see it.
Billy, Billy, my lucky bowling shirt is nowhere to be seen.
The one with the happy face bowling ball on it?
Yeah, with the eyes and the smile.
Well, did you look in your closet?
I can't stand looking in my closet. It confuses me.
I need more money.
What for?
For more food.
See, Eric Johnson is going to be here, and he likes potato chips. Except Steve
Kremsky likes pink popcorn.
Krem is so cool.
This is so torture.
Tony, I ain't interested in what your annoying little friends like to eat. How
much money do you want?
Five dollars.
Five dollars. Hey, listen. Would you take a ten and cancel a party?
I'll tell you what.
It's too late to cancel the party.
But she'll take the ten and buy the things she needs and some onion dip
Wasn't that easy?
Yes.
I wanted to give you my bowling shirt here.
I found it in my closet. Why didn't you tell me it was there, huh?
If I can't rely on you around here, where am I?
What do you want me to do with this stuff?
Just separate it into whites and colors.
I know you're good at that.
It don't be fresh, huh?
What the hell do you call this?
What?
This here.
It's a... pot. Yeah, a pot.
How the hell did it get in here?
I don't know.
What do you mean you don't know?
You don't know. Whose is it, huh?
You mean this ain't mine?
This here is yours, Barbara Lee, ain't it?
Heinous!
I can't believe this.
I can't believe you bring that junk into my house.
I'm sorry. You're sorry?
What the hell is that, you're sorry?
That is a killer weed.
And one puff of that and you're dead. I mean to say the next thing you're going
to have straws up your nose sucking for the cocaine.
The next thing you're going to have a needle in your arm for the heroin there.
The next thing you're going to be a 50 -pound corpse pushing up daisies in the
cemetery.
Take it easy, Art. Don't tell me take it easy.
You know how I feel about drugs in the house.
You've been talking two or three times about finding a place of your own.
And I always talked you out of it.
Well, maybe I shouldn't have did that. Maybe I did the wrong thing.
Maybe that's what you ought to do.
Go find a place of your own.
Billy.
And maybe you ought to start looking today.
Today.
Signed a contract, Marina. You agreed to be surrogate mother to my child.
Don't be deceived by appearances, Zach.
They look not yours.
This child is Randall's.
He joined the same insemination bank you did.
I've been cheating on you.
How?
I switched test tubes.
Lord, I may throw up.
I got two twin bags of potato chips and three
bags of popcorn.
I was going to get some candy, but Alan Myers faced some breaking out.
She starts crying every time she sees chocolate. She is so sensitive.
That's swell, kid.
I thought you hated soap operas.
Yeah, I do.
Is something the matter?
Yeah, I don't want to talk about it.
As usual.
Is Billy home yet?
No, Billy ain't home.
I don't want to talk about Billy need.
Billy's leaving this house, that's what.
Why?
Because I told him to.
Why?
Because when people are doing things that I don't want them doing, I don't
a damn if they do them no more, but I ain't gonna let them be doing them in my
house. That's all.
So now you know, and case closed.
Case closed.
You never talk to me.
about?
It's about marijuana.
What about it?
Really? She was smoking it, bringing it into the house.
Yeah, I can see you was knocked over by that. Well, so was I, and that's why
she's leaving here.
Did you catch her smoking it?
I caught her with this stuff downstairs in the basement when she was doing the
laundry. She admitted it was hers.
Oh, no.
Oh, yes, yes.
Why don't you just go on now and get ready for your nice little party?
Now, listen, I want to tell you something.
How bad did you feel about this here?
I feel ten times worse.
Hi, Billy.
Hi.
I wanted to... All right, we'll talk down there.
Would you cover for me for a sec? Sure, thanks.
Sit here.
Billy, I wanted to tell him the truth.
I just couldn't.
It's okay.
I think for now...
We better not say any more about it.
Stephanie, he was really hurt.
He'd be much more hurt if he found out it was you.
You know, I don't know why people make such a big deal over pot.
I used to say that, too.
My friends and I, we used to sit around for hours getting loaded and laughing
and eating munchies.
Because it was fun.
Yeah.
Except for the 20 pounds I gained. I thought it was fun.
Then one night I didn't smoke.
And I just looked around at all the people who were.
Yeah?
I just didn't like what I saw.
What did they have, two heads?
Stephanie, you've heard all the reasons against it, and you're old enough to
make your own decision.
I'm not going to lecture you.
Pick up, dirty sandwich.
Come on, Billy.
Everybody I know is on something.
Not everybody, Steph.
Not me.
You see the creme over there?
What?
He's just sitting there.
He is so stoned.
I'm stopped. Great party.
Hey, kids, give me a break and a noise out of here, huh?
I mean, turn down the stereo. What do you say, huh? Do you hear me? Turn down
the stereo.
Hey, if I turn it down any lower, I can't feel the bass.
Man, you whoopers are terrible.
Oh, well, I can't help it, kid. The onion dip is doing it to everybody.
Excuse me. Oh, yeah, sure.
I want to stand in your way. All right.
Holy cow, look at this. Sandra and Gamara here.
Hey, kid.
Let me ask you something.
Now, you don't know nothing.
Honey, do you know what this here could lead to?
Uh -huh.
Well, you might be with a poor part.
Mr. Bunker, where's your bathroom?
The bathroom's upstairs.
Wait, wait, wait.
Now, you ain't going up there to meet some girl, are you?
Oh, no. Me and Eddie and Richie are going up there. All right, then go
How much longer?
God.
I don't understand it, you know. I don't understand why young kids need all this
music and food and girls and dancing to have a good time. There's so much more
to life than that.
I mean, look at you.
Nice, quiet young fella there. You're not running around like a jerk.
Why can't they all be like you?
Did you ever wonder how they put the M on the M &M?
Well,
I don't know. I would guess that they got little midges painted on there with
teeny weeny brushes.
That's so awesome, man.
Hey, Steph.
You look a little down.
I'm okay.
Candy and Kathy are in the backyard.
Come on out with me.
I know how I can cheer you up.
Okay.
But I'll tell you something that boggles my mind down to the present day. It's
the thermos.
Because you put hot coffee in the thermos, it stays hot.
And then again, you put cold beer in that thermos.
Stay cool.
Now, how does it know?
That's deep.
Lighten up, Steph. It's a party.
My uncle found my stuff.
Oh, that's nothing. My old man found my stuff once. It's no big deal.
What'd he do? He almost killed me. I just laughed at him. I mean, who really
cares? Yeah.
This is really bad.
My cousin took the blame for me. Boy, are you lucky.
Yeah, I tried to blame my sister, but it didn't work.
My father just kept hitting me and yelling, your sister's only three, your
sister's only three.
Here, Steph.
Uh -uh.
I thought you wanted some smoke.
No. Not now.
You gotta not tell it to three of you. There's no sense spraying my disordering
in the air. I know the smell of marijuana when I see it get the hell out
Party's over. I want this house cleared of all of you, dear. But I want
everybody's name before you leave, dear.
You, what is your name there?
Ringo Starr.
You're in big trouble there, Ringo.
I want everybody's name, I said.
What happened?
What happened?
I'll tell you what happened. I went upstairs for a perfectly normal and
reason. What do I find in the toilet up there but three dope dreams?
That's what happened.
You stop yelling at her. Oh, look at this one here coming down.
You. Don't be talking to me what to do.
I trusted you.
And you stabbed me right in the back.
Is that the truth?
Why didn't you tell me that?
I was scared.
Why didn't you say nothing?
Because I didn't want you to do exactly what you're doing now.
I made a mistake.
You're damn right you made a mistake, because now this here kid is in for it.
No, you're in for it.
If you don't calm down and have a long talk.
You don't tell me what to do.
You and me is going to have a long talk.
Sit down in that chair.
What the hell is going on around here?
Are you hooked on junk?
No. Then will you tell me what you're doing with this?
All the kids have it.
I don't give a damn about all the kids. You ain't all the kids.
Yes, I am.
No, you ain't.
You're my kid.
We had our long talk.
You go upstairs to your room.
Don't you know that if you got sick on that dead jump,
and anything bad was to happen to you,
I don't know what I'd do.
Does Billy still have to go?
Oh, listen,
Billy, that's a whole lot of kettle of worms there, you know.
But no, she don't have to go.
To tell you the truth, I wish she wouldn't go.
I really wish she wouldn't go.
He doesn't want you to go.
He said so.
Billy,
what will I do?
I mean, without you.
You'll be fine. I mean, we don't see that much of each other anyway.
Neither working or in my class or somewhere.
But at least I know you're here.
Look, I can call you twice a day.
And you can always come down to the restaurant for lunch.
But you won't be here, Billy.
Is that so much?
It is to me.
If I stay, if I stay, what
I need from you is good sense.
I mean, look at you. You're all grown up already. You have to stop thinking the
way your friends do.
Start thinking for yourself.
I did, tonight.
You want to help me unpack?
I don't hear no talking up there.
Just a minute.
Did you yell?
Yeah, I yelled, but I ain't mad.
I mean, I ain't mad at nobody.
If everything's back to normal, which I hope, I was wondering if anybody had
any ideas about a late pan? Pancake or two.
I'll tell you what.
You do the boxes and I'll do the pancakes.
Billy.
You are so...
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