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The Unicorn (2018)
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MAN: Hey, wait. WOMAN: Huh? (CLATTERING CONTINUES) MAN: Hold on. It was right here. WOMAN: What are you looking for? MAN: It was right... WOMAN: Is it something private? MAN: No. WOMAN: Do you have, like, a sex toy you haven't told me about? (CHUCKLES) MAN: No. Okay, I got it. Hold on. I just wanna play something. (SOFT GUITAR MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO) I'm a little nervous, but... (EXHALES SHARPLY) Sorry, I'm sweating. (SIGHS) Okay. (CLEARS THROAT) (GUITAR MUSIC CONTINUES) Malory... Will you marry me? MAL: Oh, my God. (LAUGHS) Yeah. Okay. Sure, I'll marry you. - Yeah? - Yeah. Oh. No, we've been engaged for four years. It's not... It's not a big deal. - Thank you. - Cool. - What are you doing? - I'm re-proposing. Re-proposing is not a thing. If it was, they wouldn't do it with a fucking tooth. This is my actual tooth. This is my wisdom tooth. Oh, is that because marrying me would be the wisest thing you ever did? I was literally gonna say that exactly. I kinda read your mind. Just thought, like, we should get a fresh start, you know? Now instead of saying we've been engaged for four years, we can say that we just got engaged, and people will buy us drinks. You know what? Keep it in the car. - Okay. - Okay. (MAN SIGHS) All right. Let's do this. This is gonna be rough. It's gonna be like pulling teeth. Okay. I see what you did. You're an expert. - I know. Thank you. - It was a joke for you. - I just don't think you should mock me about it. - It was for you. (UPBEAT SONG PLAYING) Maybe I don't love you Quite as much as I believe I love you, baby But don't tell me 'Cause loving you Is a happy state of mind Maybe I don't need you Quite as much as I profess To need you, baby But don't leave me Needing you Is a happy state of mind And who's to say anyway That love is not a game we play Why's it always gotta be Considered a condition Of the heart? Mm-hmm Mm-hmm As long as I feel warm inside Wanted, filled, and satisfied Who am I To be denied this feelin' Be it love Or be it Just a happy state of mind Maybe it's just something I've imagined in the hours When I'm sleepin' But don't wake me 'Cause dreaming's A happy state of mind You've put me In a happy state of mind Loving you is A happy state of mind Having you is A happy state of... (SLOW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) (INAUDIBLE) MAN: Okay. It's party time. (SIGHS) Yeah. WOMAN: Hello, hello. - Oh, hey, Mom. - Hi, Edie. What took you so long? Was the traffic bad? No, not too bad. - Cal. - Hi. Aloha. - Mom, this place is nuts. - Oh. - Yeah, this place is great. I've got you all set up in the back bedroom. It's westerly facing. Oh, actually, Mom, uh, we got a hotel room. What? Well, Mom, this is good for you 'cause you and Dad can walk around naked and be gross like you are at home. You're such a prude. Party time! (LAUGHS) Everybody's asking for you. (BOTH GRUNTING) Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Mr. and Mrs., uh... Cal and Mal. (ALL CLAPPING) - Malor! (MAL CHUCKLES) - Hey. - Hey! - Ah, Cal. - Hi. - Big C. - Yeah. Big C and Malory Key. Oh, yeah. Taking good care of her? - Of course. - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. (CHUCKLES) (SPANKING) - Oh, Lou! Yeah. (GRUNTING) EDIE: Look at us. Weddings are fun. You should try one sometime. You wanna just go get us some champagne? CAL: Yeah. - Okay. - Yeah. EDIE: What? - What? LOU: Come on. EDIE AND MAL: What? - Oh, come on. - What, what? I mean, we're gonna set a date. Stop nagging me. This is not the time... Hey, Jeff, how are you? Good to see ya. You know why we couldn't have any pets when you were really young? - No, no. Edie, please. - Because you couldn't commit. - First you wanted a hermit crab. - Edie, this is not... But that was gross, and then you wanted a turtle, - then you wanted a gofer. - This is... I was being practical. - It... (STUTTERS) And you were. You were. I thought you had Asperger's. And maybe she did. We don't know... - Katie! Katie! - Oh, Katie. Hey, Katie! Wow! Yeah! MAN: Do you wanna tell them? You wanna tell them now? You know you wanna tell them. Well, we talked about not making it our day. - No, you've been talking about it, all right? EDIE: What you talking about? MAN: Come on. KATIE: I know, I'm sorry. EDIE: What? MAN: It is the right time. KATIE: Well, we found out... - What? It's a boy. (CHUCKLES) And... And... Drum roll, please. (IMITATING DRUM ROLL) - A girl. (GASPS) BOTH: Twins. - Oh! EDIE: Oh, my God. LOU: This is fantastic! Fantastic! (STUTTERING) EDIE: The perfect family. (ALL TALKING INDISTINCTLY) EDIE: Nothing could be better. - Nothing could be better. MAN: We're so excited. So excited. Okay, uh, while we're celebrating, um, Mal and I have a little surprise too. What? Uh... We just got engaged. Oh. To be married. So... Aah! Like, didn't we know that already? Yes, but we recently got re-engaged. Re-engaged? What the fuck is that? Yeah, re-engaged. We did it today. We re-prop... I re-proposed. What, sort of like a millennial thing? It's actually... Actually, it's really... It's really popular right now. - It is? - Um, so many viral videos. Like, shocked. Engaged women who're like, "I'm engaged again." So... I gave her... I gave her actually a ring with my tooth in it. Well, don't tell them everything. (CHUCKLES) - But, um, yeah... - That's kind of cheap, isn't it? It's actually... We just were... We were inspired by you guys. - That's right. That's right. - And what you do every year, so... Isn't that great news? Great news would be a wedding invitation. Engraved on stationery with a date that we stick to. (JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING) MAL: Yeah, we don't want people to think we're rushing into anything. CAL: Yeah. Right. We should have just, uh... a standard engagement period this time? - Probably, what? - It's 14 and a half months. I looked it up. - Oh. - Yeah. - Wow. - Mm-hmm. Okay, 14 and a half months from today, wedding day. Actually, that's mid-March, which puts us at St. Patrick's Day, and our friends would hate us. - Mm. - Remember when Peter and Elle got married on New Year's Eve? Yeah, well, I don't know what the fuck that was. - They were in love. - It was evil. Yeah. What about a fall wedding? We could do that. Like, October? What will the theme be? Skeletons? It could be cool. We can have, like, a spooky wedding. We don't have to worry about it now, okay? Tonight we celebrate. - Yes. Tonight we celebrate. (LAUGHS) (GLASS CLINKING) Hello, everyone. I would like to make a special announcement with my better half here. I wanna say, from the bottom of my hard-on... (LAUGHTER) Uh, just joking. From the bottom of my heart, - I wanna thank you all... - What time is it? Very, very much for being here at this time. - 9:00. - You know, I couldn't have gone through this whole 25 years without my beloved Edie right here. And... and without her being so patient. Because I am not perfect. And I got news for you all. She's not perfect, either. But together, we are perfection. - Yes. - Yeah, we are. - I love you, honey. - I love you. I love you tons. And, um... I just wanna thank all our dear friends for being here. - Yes, thank you for being here. - Thank you. Let's celebrate. And you gotta be here tomorrow for the wedding, all right? So just don't drink too much. Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! - I love you. - I love you. ALL: Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! (WHOOPING, CHEERING) I think we're gonna get a room. (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) Let me tell you, your parents have got it figured out. - Yeah, they're really in love. - No. - Passion. - Okay. You know it. Yeah. Write that down. (SCOFFS) I know their secret. Edie and Lou. They party so, so hard. (CHUCKLES) I mean, party party. You know? As in... Third party. You know? Threesomes. - What the fuck? - Three... Three ways. Three... Menage a trois. Your parents have threesomes? No, no, no. She's just drunk. (WOMAN LAUGHING) - I don't know. Drunk is truth. (MUSIC CONTINUES) The hard part Is living without love Who the hell is that woman? One, two, three Oh, my God. One, two, three CAL: Huh. It's easy Like taking candy From a baby MAL (WHISPERING): Just go. CAL: Yeah. KATIE: Malory? Where you guys going? Are you leaving? - Yeah. - No. - So lame. - Who's lame? It's not lame. It's just... We're tired. We had a long drive. Come on. The night is still young. We're still boogieing out there. (LAUGHS) Yeah. I mean, we're gonna have so much fun tomorrow if we get, like, good sleep tonight. Yeah, we just wanna be fresh for tomorrow. If you guys can't hang, you might as well drive Henry back to the retirement home. KATIE: Yeah. - Who's Henry? Henry? He's a good-luck charm. The guy who marries us every year. I think he's out over there by the pool. I'll go get him. Love you. Bye, Lou. You know, you guys used to be really fun. (ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO) Hey! Oh, Bob's got the bar open. Can I buy you guys a drink? - Oh, no. You know, we gotta... - One... One drink. Come on. - No. - We're... We gotta go back to the hotel, - and get some sleep. - Yeah. You know the old saying, "Youth is wasted on the young"? Did you ever hear that one? MAL AND CAL: Yeah. Yeah, well, let me tell you, you're wasting it. Get out and dance. Dance, dance, dance, dance. Dance the night away. Oh, hey, by the way, can you guys pick me up tomorrow? For the wedding. That would be so nice if you could do that. (EXHALES) Yeah... Yeah, I don't... - No... No... - You'd think for the money they'd have a van - to take you someplace. - Totally. Henry, we'll pick you up. It's cool. Yeah. - Of course. - Are you sure? BOTH: Yeah. - Thank you. That was so nice. I think we're getting close. You see the sign "Sunset Springs"? I'd like to get sprung, to tell you the truth. (SLOW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) (TV PLAYING INDISTINCTLY) (SIGHS) My parents are so weird. I like your parents. - They have fun. - Yeah. They're really fun. Apparently more fun than I ever knew. - Yeah, that was weird. - Mm. - Is that mine? - Oh. Yeah. I didn't bring pajamas, but I found this in your bag. No, the toothbrush. Yeah. Mine was dead. - Mm. - Sorry. Just, like, rinse it out really well, okay? Ew! I gotta do my butt next, though. (CHUCKLES) Baby got plaque. MAL: Mm. (CHUCKLES) My God. Can you move that food out of here? The smell of those fries combined with the thought of my parents having an orgy makes me wanna barf. MAL: Ugh! You know, the smell of that food makes me kind of wanna fuck a little. - No. - I smell like your teeth now. (KISSING) (KISSING) (WOMAN GIGGLING) We're, like, a fun couple, right? - Yeah. - We have fun. Yeah, we're fun. I mean, we're like... Maybe not as fun as all those old people who are still partying right now and doing coke, probably, but... we have our own brand of fun. Yeah, we don't need a party. Because the only reason to party is to go out and meet somebody who's awesome and your soulmate, and you already got that. Just me? - I have it? - And I'm still looking. But I get closer and closer every day. Cool. I'll try to change. Whatever. We're fine, right? Yeah, we're fine. - All right. - I'm not worried. I love you. I love you too. (MUMBLES) - Good night. Huh? I was gonna say good night too. Oh. Yeah. Jinx. - Good night. - Good night. Okay. (MAL SIGHS) (CAL SIGHS) (LULLABY MUSIC PLAYING) (MAL GRUNTS) Sorry. Did you set an alarm? - No, it's my sleep tracker. (MUSIC STOPS) It tells me when to turn in so I can get nine hours. And we were asleep before it went off. Yeah, then we win. - Sorry. Good night for real. - Good night. (CAL SIGHS) (PEOPLE SHOUTING, CHEERING DISTANTLY) (MAL GROANS) (CHEERING CONTINUES) - We should go out. - I was just thinking that. Like, we're on vacation. We need to "vacate." Exactly. We shouldn't be in here all night. There's a whole city of palms to see. I mean, who needs nine hours of sleep, anyway? - It's Friday night, like... - I don't need that. - No. - That's too much sleep, actually. Plus, we have, uh, an engagement to celebrate. Yeah. There's a bar across the street. We could go there, and like, be other people. We could just pretend we're Canadian. Just, like, do the Canadian accent 'cause it's super easy. - Uh-huh. - And it'll just, like, be really nice. Everyone will think we're Canadian. It'll be fun. That's perfect. I know exactly what you're talking "aboot." - How about this, though? - Perfect. You go there first, then I show up a little bit later and I pick you up? That's great. We're both Canadians. - Yeah, we're two strange Canadians... - Okay. Meeting in the desert. We have an instant connection. - We're both from the same place. - Yeah. Yeah, and no one else understands it. - Right. - Yeah, it's great. What are you gonna wear? I'll surprise you. Well, I'm gonna be hitting on you pretty hard, and, uh, I don't think... you are gonna be able to resist my charms. MAL: Mm. Oh, my God. Can you, like, do that in the bathroom? - I'm sorry... - You just looked me directly in the eye. (MUFFLED) All right, I'm sorry. No, but for reals, I'm gonna hit on you so fucking hard. (UPBEAT JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING) (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) - Here you go. - Thank you. Mm. Ugh! God. Not what you were expecting? Oh, yeah. No, these spicy cocktail things are too much. Can't have diarrhea in this dress. Well... it's a good thing you're only out... $18? Are you serious? This place is such a rip-off. Desert pricing. (GASPS) Oh, let's do shots. - Oh, no, that's okay. Someone's coming... - Yo! Hey, blondie. Another Sriracharita? Ew, no. Actually, I was just in the restroom, and someone did a real paint job in there. It... It's sick. Shit. Animals. Go for the bourbon. What? No. Fine. (HUMMING NONCHALANTLY) Fill 'em up. Fill 'em up. Don't stop. Okay. (WHISPERS) Hurry. Quick, quick, quick! Oh, shit. Mm. Maintenance is on it. Sorry. Yeah. Thank you. (CHUCKLES) - That was insane. - I know. Do criminals feel this amazing all the time? - Only until they get caught. (EXHALES) Wow! He had no idea. - He's such an idiot. (CHUCKLES) - That was fun. - Mm. You're fun. (ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) - Yes. - I mean, it is real crazy. - Really? - Yeah. - What year was it? - It was, like, in 1995. (IN CANADIAN ACCENT) Whoa, hey. Forgive me for nosing in there. Name's Ryerson. Can I get you a Labatt Blue or two? You don't have to do the Canadian thing, it's okay. - We're not doing the Canadian thing? - Just drop it. Okay. - Uh, you look very beautiful. - Thank you. - Yeah. - Cool. Um, you have to meet Jesse. This is my fiance, Cal. - Oh, hi. - Fiance? What about you and me? Okay. We have to get you caught up. Sit, sit, sit. (EXHALES) Okay. So, what were you saying? - Oh, I just... The car was so old... - Yeah. - Like, you just couldn't. - So many memories like that. I know. Oh, totally. I would drive everyone around. Do you guys want any beers or something? - Let's do it. Are you ready? - Okay. Oh, yeah. - Okay, you know the drill. - Yes. Watch this, Cal. Ew! What? - Here? That... - Oh, my God. The guys' too? That is disgusting. - Is there a problem? - Yeah. My friend right here was just in the men's, and he said that there's like a... a FEMA-level disaster in there. Right? Tell him what you saw. You just said there was, like, shit all over the floor and the walls and stuff. Like, in the sink. Uh, yeah. I thought it was, at first, a design thing, like, part of the tiles, but... - There's shit... everywhere. JESSE: Yeah, you know what? I'm giving you one star on Yelp. It's the cocaine. It turns people into confetti cannons. I'll get it cleaned up. - Thank you. - Thanks so much. - Okay, hurry. - Watch this. CAL: Malory, I think... (JESSE GASPS) - Oh, shit. Okay. Get out. - I'm so sorry. - All three of you. Get out. - She was getting a napkin. - You know what? - Move it along. Thank you so much. - No, fuck this place. Your drinks suck. Let's go to my place. I have booze. - I'll get us a car. BARTENDER: Bring the party elsewhere. - I... I'm so sorry. - Sir, I will pay for that. - I will call the cops. - Guys, come on. Come on. - Are we going? Who is she? - She's fun. JESSE: Come on. - We'll see. We'll see what happens. - I don't... BARTENDER: No, no. I'm keeping this. - Hey, come on. - I just bought that. Wait, wait, wait. (UKULELE MUSIC PLAYING) CAL: Okay. - Look at all this shit. - I know. There's gotta be, like, a henna tattoo kit somewhere. It's like Gandhi's dorm room. How old do you think she is? Looking at her place, she could be a thousand years old. Uh, we... We should leave. (WHISPERING) Let's leave. So, I didn't really have a chance to hide all my secrets. But, please, don't let that stop you from snooping. (BOTH CHUCKLE NERVOUSLY) Also, I'm breaking out the good stuff. BOTH: Oh. - In for a treat. CAL: Thank you. Thank you. No. Thank you. Both of you. It is... (SIGHS) It's so refreshing to meet kindred spirits and live... strangely. It totally is. - Cheers. - Yeah. Cheers. To living strangely. Okay. JESSE: Mm. Oh. Let me put something else on. MAL: Mm-hmm. (WHISTLING) CAL: Mm, it's got, um... a balsamic tinge to it. It's my favorite. It's great. Thank you. It'd be really good on a salad. With a salad. CAL: With a salad, it would be good. Nice. MAL: Just paired. Yum-yum. Is this a, um... (STUTTERS) Is this a geode? No, amethyst point. (SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) - It's actually one of my tools. - For what? - Ever since I was a little girl, I've just had this thing. I know how to mix energies. And I can sense matching vibrations. MAL: Oh! - I'm an energy alchemist. - Right. - Oh. Now, I could tell instantly with you. We are vibrating at the exact same frequency. Can you feel that? I can. Yeah, it's crazy. I mean, I wouldn't have, like, put it in those words, you know. I don't really even know what they mean. (STUTTERS) Yeah. No. For sure, it feels like I've known you for so... Totally. But you need balance, right? I mean, too much of one type, the scale tips. BOTH: Right. - Cal. (SIGHS) You are bringing this... massively strong masculine current into this space. It is working for me. Uh, I'm glad you picked up on that. And I didn't want it to be overpowering necessarily, but I wanted it to vibrate. You know, to be honest, I kind of thought I was gonna be a third wheel. (CHUCKLES) I mean, with all your... sensual energy. Oh, ours? Oh, come on. It is practically oozing out of the two of you. It is... It's intoxicating. People have said. You know, we ooze. We always say we're cruisin' for an oozin'. Are you serious? Yes, it is like, bam! It's, like, exploding. (CAL AND MAL CHUCKLE NERVOUSLY) Okay. (JESSE SIGHS) (SIGHS) Okay. (SIGHS) This is great. Okay, close your eyes. Breathe. Okay. Visualize the energy. What color do you see? Amber. That's great. - Mm. - Yeah. Amber is the color of your energy. (JESSE MAKING BUZZING SOUNDS) (MAL AND CAL CHUCKLE NERVOUSLY) CAL: Whoa. (BREATHES DEEPLY) And feel as the energy radiates through your whole body. Through every hair. Every toe. (SOFTLY) And every cell. (CAL AND MAL MOAN) Our blood is now pumping in a perfect circle. - Triangle. - Okay. Shh! - Sorry. - Shut up. Beats out of my heart, into Mal's arm. Beats down through her chest. - Around into her shoulders. (MOANS) Making its way down into her delicate fingertips. And working its way into Cal. - Oh! (CHUCKLES) (BREATHES DEEPLY) There it is. Wow. - You guys, that was fucking nuts. I... (BOTH LAUGH NERVOUSLY) - I feel so connected to you guys. MAL: Oh, my God. Me too. - That was good. (JESSE LAUGHS) - Wow. - Yeah. I'm, like, covered in chills. That was really powerful. MAL: It was crazy. CAL: Yeah. Um, do you mind if I just... pop out for a second? - Yeah, down the hall. - Okay. I will probably go with her too. - Okay. - Yeah. - Just conserve water, you know. - Yes. Aww. I love that. (DOOR CLOSING) (SLOW FOLK MUSIC PLAYING) - What is going on? - I don't know. I mean, is she, like, into us? I think so. Maybe. - I mean, she's hot, right? - Yeah, totally. - I know. - I mean, you are way hotter. No, she's hotter. It's fine. But are we reading it right? - I mean, are we... - Are you into her? I... I think you are into her. Why... Why are you saying that? Because you did the shoulder roll thing. When she touched your shoulders, you rolled your shoulders back, and you basically had an orgasm. I didn't roll my shoulders back. I don't do anything with my shoulders. You do roll your shoulders back, and you did it out there on the couch. Okay. Well, I didn't mean to. I mean... She was looking right at your eyes when she said we were intoxicating. Obviously she's gonna be into me, Mal. - Shut up. - Are we intoxicating? I mean, I think we might be. Does she, like, want us? I think she might want us. Is everybody having a threesome except for us? Okay. We're not doing this. - No. - We're not. We're not doing this. (STUTTERS) I don't even... - I don't even wanna do... - Me neither. I don't need to do that. She's so weird. - She's so... - And I don't... I just love you. - I love you. - I love you. - Good. - We're good. Okay. We're not gonna do it. - I know. I know. - Okay. But we're not ourselves tonight. Really? Are you, really? I could be cool with this if you are cool with it. I... I think I'm cool with it. I'm totally cool with it, and I will just be the water boy if that's what it takes. - What? - Like, if you guys are having a great time, I'll just go in the corner, and I'll drink water, and I'll jerk off, and I'll change the music, or whatever. Just, like... try to include me. Thanks, Cal. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Okay. - Good. 'Cause I wanna have fun. - You are gonna have a great time. - I want you to have fun too. - I will have fun just watching. - Okay. - Just watching and cranking it. - Okay. - Great. Okay. - Okay. - Let's do it. - Wait, wait. - What are you doing? - Just cleaning up. You're washing your balls? Yeah. What... You're washing your balls in her sink? I can't do it in her kitchen. That's where she brushes her teeth. Why are you cleaning it at all? Because it's the desert and we've been in a car for, like, four hours. Okay, but you've never washed your balls for me. That is, like, the most offensive thing you've ever said to me, because I have never washed my balls more for anybody else in my entire life than you. - Aww. - Yeah. (FAINT MUSIC PLAYING) Okay. Just hurry up. (POP MUSIC PLAYING) Wait, wait. Don't fall in love with her, okay? - What? - She's, like, young and hot. And she probably has perfect nipples, and... Just don't. I don't care about her nipples. I am not gonna fall in love with her. But you... You can't fall in love with her either. What? You still think I'm secretly gay? I think everybody's 10% gay, and you dated a chick in college. I went to Oberlin. You're supposed to date a chick at Oberlin. It's what it is. Look. - It's gonna be great. We'll have a good time. Okay? - Okay. And if you don't like something, just say stop. Or why don't you think a safe word or something? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. - Okay. - If you don't like something, just say, "Wait, my car." - What... What? - Like, "Wait, my car. - "I'm gonna get a ticket like..." Oh, street cleaning. - Oh, yeah. That's good. - Say, "Street cleaning." - Okay, we're gonna have fun. It's gonna be great. - It's gonna be so fun. - Okay. Great. I love you. - I love you too. - I love you. - Okay. - Okay. - Okay. (SQUEALING) - Aah! - Calm down, calm down. - Okay. - Be cool. Okay. Hello? Hi. Hey, yeah, just go sit down, take your jackets off, make yourself comfortable. - Okay. - I'll be out in a minute. - Great. - Okay. (GROOVY MUSIC PLAYING) (INAUDIBLE) (WHISPERING) Is she naked? I think so. (GROOVY MUSIC PLAYING LOUDLY) Konnichiwa. - Hi. - Hey. (JESSE SIGHS DEEPLY) - Wow. - Where'd your clothes go? Oh, yeah. Just took them off. Had to let my skin breathe a little. - Yeah. - Badass. Yes. I'm not making you uncomfortable, am I? BOTH: No. - No? - No. BOTH: No. - No. - Ugh, no. BOTH: No. Oh, God, there's so much space between us right now. Get in here. - That's better. - Yeah. What are you two into? - Um... - I've been getting into baking my own pretzels recently. It's super easy. - Yeah, we made a pizza one. - Oh, yeah. Okay. I'm not asking for a dating profile. I mean, what is it like to be a fly on the wall on a romantic night between Mal and Cal? - Uh... - Oh, my God. Our society is so weird about sex. We don't even talk about it. No, we're not weird about it. - No, we talk about it all the time. - All the time. Like, always. We're just always talking about it. Yeah, our friends say, "Can you talk about anything else? Sports? "Politics? Anything." 'Cause we just wanna talk about sex. - We just love it. - Great. BOTH: Yeah. - Paint a picture for me. Okay, um... Close your eyes. - Fun. (CHUCKLES) - Hmm. - Um... - It's super romantic. - Yeah? - Intensely romantic. (ENTHRALLING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) How so? I will cook a meal for my lover. - Yeah. - Oh. Some salted bread. I can just smell it in the house. Like, not just the food. It's also... - Sex. - Sex. CAL: And, um... - The pheromones, uh, of genetic... - Mm-hmm. DNA and mixing. And then, we touch. We touch each other. There's a lot of touching. - Rubbing. - Caressing. Skin on skin. (STUTTERS) And she'll pet me heavy... Heavily, and it's heavenly. I know. I like to take a candle and just drip the wax all over our nipples. Ooh! Yes, I love that. - Yeah. - Oh, perfect, 'cause we do the candle thing almost every... (MOANING) - night. Yeah, all the time. And then we'll, uh, wipe that off with a... hot rag. Or a towelette, moist. Very moist. - Yeah. - Moist. And we throw that away. - Oh, we recycle it. - We are... - earth-conscious. - Yeah. And then... JESSE: Then what? Don't hold back. Then he takes my... my bra off... - That's right. - With his teeth. That's like me knocking on the bra's door. And then... And then her panties... Um... Gone. They're gone. Bye-bye. Not gonna need those where we're going. He takes those off with his boner. (JESSE GASPS) Yes. Yes, I do. Really? How do you do that? A dick-gician never tells. It's very curved at the end, so... My little katana. (MOANING) Made me think of the katana with your kimono. - Mm-hmm. Konnichiwa. Yeah, and I get really turned on. Yeah, I get really wet. Yeah, and I'm wet too because she's... dripping. So wet like a Slip'N Slide. CAL: Mm-hmm. - And... We look at each other with really intense eye contact. And we know it's on. Oh... - Okay. - That's right. It is okay. Because in that moment, two have become one. (MAL GIGGLES) But also... three can become one. That's... sex math. (GASPS) Oh. What are you doing? Oh, do you wanna do me first? We can just do that. Yeah, I can just be the water boy. - What? - I'll just stand in the corner. - He'll just jerk off. - Yeah. Uh... Oh, my God. What the fuck? What? Are you two retarded? BOTH: What? - Who says "retarded"? - Nobody says that anymore. What did you think that this was? - Uh, we thought... (LAUGHS) Oh, my God. You thought I wanted to have a threesome with you two? That's so embarrassing. MAL: Um, yeah, you were touching us all night long. - You touched her all over here. - Yeah, my shoulders. No, honey, you were just feeling my energy. CAL: That's exactly what I'm talking about. - You were touching her in a sexual way. You put her... (MAL SCOFFS) mouth around your finger. - That turned me on. - See? We came back from the bathroom and you were naked. Yeah, so I could breathe. - Uh... - Do you not see how that's just a little misleading? Oh, what, are you two afraid of a little nudity? Boo! (MAL SQUEALS) - Oh. - God. (STAMMERS) Now you're just flashing us. We are receiving the right message. You don't know what you're sending out. - Wow. - What is it with your generation and nudity? Who cares? - Our generation? We're like... - What? - Five years older than you. - If that. - I get carded all the time. - All the time. You know what? I think that you two should leave. I can't even stand being in here right now. I'm moving. Go. Okay. Yeah, not a problem. You know what, because your living space is giving me an aroma migraine. - Yeah. - All this sandalwood in the air. You need to tone it down, missy. Yes, and you know, check out some 311 because they are chill as fuck. - And your blood flow is fucked, by the way. - Okay. Get out, freaks! - Oh, yeah. Yeah. - Yeah. - We'll get out. We're the freaks. - We're the freaks. Okay. - Here you go. - Mm-hmm. Oh, beads. How fucking surprising! We're freaks? She's a freak. Horny little freak. I will never say this again, but she was asking for it. (IMITATING JESSE) Seriously? A threesome? You guys? Is there something wrong with us? No, we could totally have a threesome if we wanted to. - Totally. - Totally. All right. So what are the rules? - No jealousy. - No, I don't have time for that. And whoever we pick, they're just there for our own enjoyment. They're for our pleasure. They're a fucktoy. They don't mean anything. - They don't mean anything. - No. - What else? - Uh, it has to be the right person. - Of course, we both have to agree. - Mm-hmm. - Kissing. - Mm-hmm. - Touching. - Yeah. - Hand stuff, of course. - Oh, fuck yeah. - Below the belt? - Yeah. Well, where do we draw the line? Where do you wanna draw the line? (WHISPERS) I don't think I wanna draw a line. Color outside the lines. All right. I'm in. - It's awesome. Surf's up. - Surf's up. We're gonna find our unicorn. Mm. Is here all right for you guys? - Uh, yeah. Yeah. - Yeah. Got another pick up. Just gotta make a pit stop. What is happening? We're surging. - You are so cheap. - I'm saving for us. (ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) Oh, my God, I can tell you're half-wasted already. How dare you not wait for me? You dick. (WHISPERS) What about her? GIRL: Shut up. - That was a test. GIRL: Shut the fuck up. MAL: Okay. - We gotta be on the same page. I'm sorry, it's my best friend. Wait for me before you guys get too crazy. Stop. Oh, did you pull out the dick lollipops yet? - I'm ready, dude. I'm fucking... - Hey, this, uh, GPS isn't showing. Is it like a hotel or like a... Like a bar or something? It's, like, up here on the left. You'll see it. It's like a really sick club. - Club. - Yeah, we gotta go club. - We gotta go to the club. - I told you to wait for me! I hate you. Hey, we're not from around here. Is it cool if we join you? (DANCE MUSIC PLAYING) GIRL: Hey, we're with Hailey's bachelorette. What is that, a postal code? "Nioct"? You guys... (ENUNCIATING) "Intensity." Fucking duh. Okay? Just come on. I'm late. Fucking duh. Oh, I get it. (DANCE MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING) MAL: I don't know if we're at the right place. I'm just enjoying the atmosphere. Oh, my God. Loosen up. - What do you mean? - It's too hot for you in here. All these hot guys with their little booty shorts. I feel perfectly comfortable. - Really? - I appreciate the body as a work of art. Male and female. Excellent body, but we're good. We don't have cash. No cash. Oh. You can't handle it. This is funny to you? MAL: What? - This funny to you? - No. - Then why are you sitting in the front row, laughing and not tipping? We don't have any cash. Well, then why are you here? It's a strip club. If you don't have any money, then you should leave. CAL AND MAL: What? All right. This isn't a joke. This is N10CT. People come here to embrace their sexuality, as adults. Not laugh at it like children. You know, I feel sorry for people like you. (SCOFFS) So limited. We just... (STAMMERS) I don't know. (YAWNS) Have a better night. Oh, my God. What was that? (DANCE MUSIC PLAYING) CAL: Hey, man. I'm really... No, I get it. You thought it'd be funny to come in here. - No. - You thought it'd be crazy. Some sort of crazy story to tell your friends about that you went to, uh, a male strip club. - It... - Look, man. No. I don't wanna hear it, okay? GIRL 1: You gotta stay hydrated. GIRL 2: Cheers, all! (CHEERING, WHOOPING) - It is nothing like that. - Oh, come on. You have no idea what it takes to run this place. I work my ass off. I paid for my house in cash. I have two pools. I have fucked so many women in this place. Wait, you're not gay? I am. But I fuck women. - I mean, I can be gay and fuck women. CAL: Yeah. I can be straight and fuck men. I don't... CAL: Totally. Of course. No. - I mean, it's whatever. We don't have any problem with your personal life. Thank you so much. Thanks for telling me. Thanks for coming in here, and letting me know that you have no problem with my lifestyle. - Oh, come on. Let's just go. He's an asshole. - No. No. I've had a gay experience. - What? - It was a boy. - Ew. - No. That's not a gay experience. No, I was a boy. We both... We both were boys. What are you talking about? - I've never told you this story before? - No. - You sure? - Yeah. I'm pretty sure. Oh. Well, now you gotta tell us. Um... Well, his... His name was Corey Crown. We... lived in the same neighborhood, and we would play Shinobi III, and rollerblade after school. One day we were at his house and we'd stolen his brother's Green Day CD, so we were just dancing around in his room, just having a great time, and I don't know how it started happening, but... our clothing started to come off. And then we were naked. Dancing around naked, and it was fun. And it was also scary, and felt wrong, but it didn't matter. And then I noticed that something was going on with his weiner. And that... something was going on with my weiner, too. What? We had boners. Okay. I mean, everything kind of gives you a boner at that age. Oh, there's a lot of cartoon shit out there that can get you hard. Anyway, so, we just kind of stood there, and stared at our little penises for a while, and then we just inched closer and closer together until we were face to face, and our little penises were eye to eye. And then what? And then we just touched them together for a bit. I mean, that's it. You docked penises? CAL: We didn't dock them, we touched them, and... - You just touched them together? - Touched them together. You kissed your boners together. I'm saying something very vulnerable here, and you're... No, no, it's amazing. I... I can't believe it. Anyway, then his brother busted in, and yelled at us, and took his CD back, and we never really talked about it ever again. And I think, just being here... brought that up, and I was laughing, because these guys are intimidating, and I was intimidated. So I laughed. So I'm sorry. Okay, okay. It's fine. Forget about it. I'm Tyson. - I'm Cal. - Mal. That's cute. - Shots? (THUMPING DANCE MUSIC PLAYING) Compared to you, I mean, I was a late bloomer. I... For me, my first time was in high school. MAL: Oh, my God. Tell this story. His name was Hugh Turner, and he was the captain of the boys' lacrosse team. Oh. And he sucked me off in Coach Clark's office one day after practice. - Well, it's a quicker story than yours. BOTH: Yes. It was one of the most... (SIGHS) erotic experiences of my life. I can still feel it right now. Wow. And that's when you knew that you were gay? Ugh! What? No. Why are you so bent on figuring out whether I'm gay or not, or when I found out I was gay. Gay, bi, poly... What's with these labels? Don't label me. And don't label yourselves. No, I dated a girl in college, actually, so... Really? So that's when you knew you were gay. (CHUCKLES) Right. - Did you guys have sex? No, I mean, we... We just made out. - A couple of times. - Mm. Okay. And how long did that go on for? I believe I went on, like, a few dates. - Oh, okay. - Yeah. Oh, I thought it was just one date. Yeah, it was a couple dates, but it was nothing. It wasn't a big deal. It was so dumb. Yeah, so you both have had a little... - A little... A little taste. MAL: Yeah. So, you don't even really, like, have to dance anymore? No, I don't. I mean, I love to dance, but... You know, I only do it on a special occasion. Hmm, well, tonight's a special occasion. TYSON: Hmm... - Is it? - Yeah. Mm, I guess it is. Cheers. (GROOVY DANCE MUSIC PLAYING) Yes. You know that, uh, the CD's Now That's What I Call Music? CAL: Uh-huh. CAL: That's from this? MAL: Is that what this is? No, but I'm just thinking, "Now that's what I call music." CAL: Wow. (MAL CHUCKLES) Hey, Tyson, I gotta say this place is so incredibly impressive. I mean, you have your own business, you get to do what you wanna do every night. I am jealous of you. You should be. It's incredible. - It's so awesome. - It's awesome. - I think it's amazing. - My life is better than anybody else's I know. There's literally no downside to what I do. It shows. - Cheers to that. - Cheers. Well, you're welcome here anytime. If you'd like to audition, you're more than welcome. MAL: Oh. (CHUCKLES) - Uh, nope, I can't do that. Stop it. Yes, you could. - No. - Yes, you could. Oh, yeah, if I had time to train, and all that, but, like, I... There's no way I could do - what you guys do. - Oh, yes, you could. - I mean, I would get better over time. - Yeah. What are you... What are you saying? You could, you couldn't? I don't think I could do it, but if I had... I think you could, but you're just afraid to. Aren't you? A little... apprehenxious. Do you know what that is? It's a little anxious and apprehensive. (BOTH LAUGH) - Oh. - Yeah, come here. It's easy. I'll teach you. - Get up, Cal. - Get up. MAL: Oh, my God. CAL: Okay. TYSON: Mmm... MAL: Yeah. - Come here. All right, just give me a little dance to start off with. (CHUCKLES) Stop that. Stop that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Shh. Hey. Stop. Hey. (SOFTLY) Come here. Come here. Shh. Start small. - Real small, real slow. - Real small? MAL: Ooh, yeah. Good. Sensual body of yours. Oh, you got a great body. Thank you. You are very... - He's very strong. (TYSON SCOFFS) Yeah. - Well, that's good. - All bodies are great. Just gotta learn how to appreciate them. - That's such a nice thing to say. - Yeah. Now, start to move that hip. - There you go. - Going around. Mm-hmm. Pretend like you got a hula hoop around that... Very slow. Very... Heavy, heavy hula hoops. It's filled with water. It's just... (MOANS) Just splashing that around. (MOANING) - Hula hoop so heavy. You can't let that touch the ground. Do it like he's doing it. - Like, really smooth. - I am trying. - Anybody can do it. (STAMMERS) It... You just gotta move your body in a way that you never have before. It is just like letting go. Yes. - You know? - Yes. Oh. Come on, Cal. Smooth. Smooth. You gotta believe that you're the sexiest man alive. - Fuck yeah. - And that wand between your legs? - Yeah? What about it? - Sexiest thing in the world. - Yeah? - And everybody wants it. Look at her with your cock. - Ooh. - Ooh, yeah. - Get over here. - Yeah. MAL: Ooh, yeah. - Go for it, Cal. - Yeah? - Yeah. - Okay. This is my fantasy. (ALL MOANING) TYSON: Now we're all dancing together, right? - Yeah. MAL: Ooh, give it to him. - Yeah. (MOANING) (BOTH MEN MOANING) (MAL CHUCKLING) TYSON: Feel good? That's fun? - Yeah. - Yeah? MAL: Yeah. - Now be a little naughty. - Oh. Oh. TYSON: Now you're tossing it around. (MAL WHOOPING) TYSON: Yeah. (ALL MOANING) (TYSON SPUTTERING) MAL AND CAL: Whoa! (SPUTTERING) (LAUGHS) Whee! TYSON: Yeah, just let go. CAL: Yeah. - Oh, my God. This is amazing. TYSON: It's so fun. - Oh, my God. Keep it going. Oh, just let go. My hands become your hands. (BREATHING HEAVILY) (ALL MOANING) TYSON: Oh, that's so... - Get in there. Yeah. - Yeah, you want me to be a naughty boy? - Tell me what you're gonna do. - Yeah? - Yeah. - Oh! - Yeah, what you wanna do? - Oh, you're going down. - Wanna be naughty? Be naughty. - You've just been playing around. - Ooh, you've been bad. (BOTH MOANING) - Ooh... Uh-oh. Ooh, suck that. - Yeah. - Suck that. Don't bite it. Suck that. There you go. There you go. (TYSON MOANING) TYSON: You playing around? You messing around? You gonna do this? - Huh? You want him to do this? - Yeah, I want him to. - Yeah, I want him to do this. - Whatever he wants to do. - Do whatever you want. Do it. - Do whatever you want. - I'm gonna do this. - That's good. - What do you want? - All right. You want me to... - Oh, yeah. - You just... You want me to put it in my mouth? - Oh, yeah. Yeah. - Yeah, I feel good. - Yeah, grab it. MAL: Wait, what... - I feel good. MAL: Oh, my... - Suck on it. Suck on it. - Okay. Stop, stop. - Whoa. - Stop, stop... What are you doing? (STUTTERS) I... I'm just doing what you told me to do. No, I only wanted you to do what you wanted. You said this was your fantasy. No, it's not my fantasy. I thought it was your fantasy. - Oh, no, I don't want to... - If you don't wanna do it, you don't have to do it. Great. We don't have to do it. But you were so into it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Ty... - No, I was just feeling... - No, don't be sorry. This is confusing. You guys are figuring it out. MAL: I'm sorry. - You're doing a great job. - It's fine. - I'm so sorry. - We led you on. TYSON: Look, this happens all the time. - It does? - Yeah. I'm sorry if we... I didn't even... - I thought that... - You said you were kinda gay, I thought... - This is a big part, and you became anxious. - I'm... I guess I'm not... I thought this was your big chance to suck a dick. - Hey. - I don't need... even need that chance. Yeah, I know. (STAMMERS) I'm glad we stopped before you did something you didn't wanna do. CAL: Thank you. TYSON: Look at that. MAL: Cool. TYSON: What do you say we get some drinks? - Yeah. Yeah. - Yeah, that'd be great. - That'd be great. - Man, I came twice. - What's that? MAL: What? TYSON: I get so fucking exhausted. (ALL LAUGHING) - Okay. - Okay, so you guys are completely committed to this? - Yeah... - Well... (STAMMERS) Yes, we are. - We do... Yeah, we're serious. - Yes. Yeah. Mm, you need a professional. - Like you? - No, I'm a dancer. You need a professional. (SCRIBBLING ON PAPER) - She's incredible. I've known her for years. And if you're looking for a threesome... this is your girl. (SCRIBBLING CONTINUES) - Is she a prostitute? (SCOFFS) No, not a 'tute. A top-notch escort. We're talking upper-echelon female companionship. Give her a call. She'll take care of you. (SLOW MUSIC PLAYING) (CAL SIGHS) Okay. - We're locked and loaded. - Mm-hmm. We can't turn back. - No. - Can't turn back. (INHALES DEEPLY) - Just gonna talk to her and figure it out. - Mm-hmm. - I will talk to her. It's just like calling and making an appointment for a haircut. "Hey, will you come suck my dick? Cool. Bye." And, lift off. Hi, you've reached April. Leave a message. - I can't do it. You have to do it. - What? No. - Yeah, talk. (ANSWERING MACHINE BEEPS) - Just... Hi, this is Mary. And I got your number from Tyson, so, um, if you wanna just give me a call, that would be great, baby. - What? (SHUDDERS) - That was great. - Why did I say "baby"? You said "baby," and that means you're cool and you're friendly. Feel like I'm some kinda old jazz musician. - Little bit, but... - "Yeah, baby." I wouldn't have said "baby," honestly. - But this is the... - "Put it on the snare." That's fine. It's done. - Great. - It's done. It's a waiting game. - Do you have any cash? - I got like 40 bucks. Well, it's not enough. How do you know? 'Cause Julia Roberts costs, like, $3,000 for a night. Like, the real Julia Roberts? In Pretty Woman. No, no. Prostitutes operate on a sliding scale. It's not low-income housing. In Pretty Woman, she says $3,000 because Richard Gere picks her up in, like, a sports car and takes her to a really nice hotel. But if you were to pick her up in a Honda Civic, and take her to some shit hotel, she would get a lot less money. - Well, okay, should we look more poor, or something? - Yeah. - Should we hide the laptop? - Definitely. You shouldn't have washed your balls. I know, I... I think we're losing focus here. No. Yeah, totally. Totally. Okay, I have 300 bucks in the car. It's for emergencies only. Why? It's in my bug-out bag. Oh, my God, like, your zombie bag? You told me you stopped doing that. I told you I stopped doing that because you kept making fun of me for doing that. Well, yeah, you wanted to hide a gun in the yard. And as far as you know, I still have not buried a gun in the yard. What I'm trying to say is, we have 340 bucks to work with. - That's good. (CELL PHONE RINGING) Oh. Shit. Fuck. Hello? APRIL: Hi, um, is this Mary? - No. - Yes. Oh. Yeah, sorry. Um... Yeah, Tyson gave us your number. "Us"? Um, how many of you are there? Just two. It's just my boyfriend and me. My fiance. - Yo. - That's him. He just said, "Yo." Um, we were just wondering if you wanted to party. Um, party. Uh, okay. Uh, well, I provide incall massage services. - Yes, that's a code. - Okay. Yeah, that's great. Okay, um, where are you at? Actually, um, I was wondering how much it costs. Well, it's $150 for a couple's massage, and after that, it's sort of a sliding scale. (WHISPERS) That's what I said. That's what I said! - That's what I said. - Okay, great. Great. Um... Yeah? - Yeah, let's do that. Okay. Um, well, text me your address, and I'll let you know when I'm on my way. Also, if there's a fucking bachelor party, or a fucking rubber fist or anything, I bounce. No, totally. We don't have a rubber fist. We're cool. (LAUGHS) I'm teasing. Sorry. Okay, I'll see you soon. (LAUGHS) - Totally... (STUTTERS) Okay, bye. (FAST DRUM MUSIC PLAYING) - Okay. - Oh, God. - She actually sounded pretty sweet. - Very sweet. I'm drinking. Wait, you're gonna get whiskey dick. Yeah, I need whiskey dick if I'm gonna perform. (EXHALES) - We gotta get this place set up. This place is, like, way too bright. - It is too bright. It's too bright. - We need candles. - Oh, wait. - We need some fucking candles. (CLATTERING) - We can't have candles. It's a hotel. - They don't let you. - What? They don't let you have candles in a hotel 'cause you'll burn it down. Okay, well, we gotta put, like, shirts on these things, or something. That's a fire hazard, too. No, these are LEDs. They give off very little heat and they last forever. - Just like your whiskey dick. - Yes. - Okay, great. Um... - This one, too. - You need to calm down. - What? Why don't you get the ice, and go get the cash, - and I'll make this, like, a sex palace? - Okay. - Okay. Okay. - Yeah, ice and cash. That's great. Oh, wait. What do you think? - These guys. - Um, um... I don't know. Fucking... - That looks so crazy. I don't know. Make it stop. - What? Like, crazy good? - No, bad. - What? - Off... On... - Stop. Off or on? - Off. - Off. Okay. Off it is. All right. Getting ice, getting money. I'll be back. - "Get it money"? - Getting money. - Oh, yeah. - Yeah. And get it, babe. (FAST DRUM MUSIC PLAYING) MAN: Ice, ice baby! (VOCALIZING) Cally-Cal! - Oh, shit. - Charlie. Uh, yeah. We're good. - Hey, hey, hey. - How's it going on, man? - Sit, sit, sit. - No, I can't. I gotta... - No, no, no. Sit, sit. Sit down. Sit down. - I really gotta run. I... (SIGHS) What's going on? - What the fuck are you doing here? - Shh! I snuck out. - I don't need your permission? - Okay. Dude, don't... Um, are you okay? Is everything okay? Everything's fine. - Okay. - No, it's not. But, hey, things happen. All right. It's, like, so late, man. Katie cheated on me. On you? Fucking crazy. (SHOUTING) On you? - Look at me. - What the fuck is wrong with her? - I'm a fucking beast of a man. She cheated on you? - Can't make no sense of that. - That's... - She's out of her goddamn mind. - She is, right? - What the fuck is that... - I cheated on her, though, first. But, you know, we were separated, so is that really cheating? (CHUCKLES) Come on. (DOOR OPENING) I should make us some drinks, huh? Think I'm gonna hide my purse. (DRAWER OPENING) - Or like... You never know. Oh. - Hi. - It's like our marriage was, um... What's that word for "fake"? - Uh, sham. - No, no. - Uh, phoney. Lie. - No, no, no. - It's fucking... The word. - Um... - Let's get it. - False. No, fuck it. Fake. - Our marriage was a fake. - No. Yeah. Well, where... I mean, you guys worked it out. You guys are back together. - You're good. - Yeah, yeah. When we found out Katie was pregnant, we decided that we were gonna work it out. So I decided to move back in. You found out she was pregnant while you were separated? Yes. I knew you were smart. - Oh, my God. - "Oh, my God" is right. - Well, that's... - Those two babies, inside of her, they might not be mine. Hopefully, like, one of them is. I mean, that's not how it works, but... - Maybe. - It could be yours, right? Yeah, we were still fucking. All right. That's good. But, I mean, it's hard not to think about the alternative, right? Yeah. What are you... What are you guys gonna do? What are you gonna do? I'm gonna continue to love my wife, because she means the world to me. And I decided that we are gonna raise those kids together no matter whose they are, and that's it. I think you're gonna be okay, Charlie. Okay? Oh, hey, Caleb, I love you, man. I love you too, bud. And one day, if you ever decide to marry my beautiful, incredible sister-in-law, we're gonna be family. We will. - We will be. - Brothers. Brothers. Wait, where is Malory? I... I have to go. - Where is she? - I'm so sorry. She's in the room. - Oh, my God. Go, go, go. - What are you gonna do? - I'ma sleep out here. Under the stars. - All right. - Go, go, go. Get back to what you were doing. - Hey, look, I got you a blanket. Got me a blanket. - Ooh, yeah. - Take care, buddy. - See you tomorrow. - Love you, Charlie. Love you too, man. Facade! What? That's the word we were trying to figure out. "Facade." Facade, yes. Yes, good word. Yeah, that's a very good word. Um, so, I don't really know if this is, like, the best idea. Did you clog the toilet? Cal, this is April. April, Cal. Mmm. Hi, April. I'm Mal. Cal. I am Cal. Caleb. "Cal" is fine. "Cal" is fine. Hi. - Hi, Cal. - Oh, yeah. Hi. (MOUTHING) I don't know. Drinks? MAL: And... - Yeah. Now we all know each other. (GIGGLES) CAL: Great. You got... That was really good timing. - That was very fast. (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) (APRIL AND MAL GIGGLING) Wait, why are you guys in town? Oh, my parents are renewing their vows. Oh, that's cute. Yeah, it's kind of torture though, but it's cute. Yeah, but you guys don't have to worry about that now. We're not cops. - What? - Uh... We're not cops. We hate cops. Malory really hates them. I mean, it's fine, I know all the cops in this town, anyway. - Yeah. - I grew up here. It's a pretty small town. I mean, a lot of the cops are old family friends. Oh, cool. I don't, like, hate cops. I mean... Just... I was texting at a stoplight once, and I got a ticket for $400, so... - I mean, I'm holding a grudge. CAL: Right. - Right. - Yeah. This is our first time. - I can tell. - Yeah. - It's cool. CAL: Cool. Cool, cool. Well... - Oh, my God. Same nail polish. - Oh, wow. Crazy. BOTH: Cheers. MAL: Cheers to that. - Cheers. Uh-huh. Malory and I will get our nails painted together. I'll just do, like, a clear coat. Sometimes he gets his toe painted gold. I do. (CHUCKLES) I do that. I just started getting my big toe painted for, like, good luck, and my little secret, or something. Mm-hmm. That's rad. So, where do you guys wanna do it? Do what? - The massage. - Oh. Um... - Wherever. - The bed? - Oh, yeah. Yeah. - Or wherever. Or, you know, the bed. - Right? - That seems to make sense to me. Who wants to go first? I do. Okay. APRIL: Cool. Okay. Leading off, Malory. How is that? (SLOW ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) APRIL: Do you like that? MAL: Mm-hmm. You like it soft? (MAL GIGGLES) Oh, your skin is perfection. MAL: This feels amazing. (MAL MOANS) (MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING) Come over here. Yeah. Don't be shy. APRIL: Here. (MAL GIGGLES) Sorry. You should do behind her knees. - It makes her go crazy. (MAL LAUGHS) Oh, my God. That's too much. That was so amazing. Thank you. And the sky is gray I've been for a walk On a winter's day I'd be safe and warm (UNZIPPING) If I was in LA Ooh, California dreaming On such a winter's day Yeah... - Ow. (CHUCKLES) Okay. (GIGGLES) What? She's a better kisser. - Oh, I didn't... I wasn't even ready. - I'm just kidding. (SOFT MUSIC PLAYING) (MAL MOANS) (MOANS SOFTLY) (MOANS) (MOANING CONTINUES) Are you okay? Yeah. Are you? - Yeah. - Okay, good. (MOANS SOFTLY) I'm gonna use... I'm gonna use the restroom. Mm-hmm. (MOANS, GIGGLES) MAL: Oh, God. (MOANS) (MOANS, GIGGLES) Hey. Do you want water? Mm-mmm. Oh, yeah. CAL: Fuck. Let's do this. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, yes. (MOANING CONTINUES) Oh, my God. (MOANING LOUDLY) Okay, I can't. What? (STUTTERS) I just... I can't do this. It's fine. We can take it slower. No, I don't think we can go slower now. MAL: Wait, what's wrong? - Are you okay? - It's... You just... You don't move like that when I do that. You don't... wiggle like that, or make those noises when I do that. - Do what? - When I... When you eat her out? Yes. Yeah, sure, when I eat you out. Yes, I do. You're great at it. I'm not that great. And then I was... I was kissing you, and... And you weren't even kissing me back. And I just thought, "You know what? "This is cool. I'm gonna be the water boy." So I was gonna go in the bathroom, and I was gonna fucking beat off, and it was gonna be a great time. And I couldn't do it, Malory. Okay? Because I can't be the water boy. Okay? I can't. I can't just sit here and watch you. Okay. We could just take it slow, or just not do it at all. Like, we don't have to do anything. Do you wanna be with her? - What? - Do you wanna be with her? Are you more attracted to her than me? No, we're doing this together. No, this... What's together about this? This isn't together. Yeah, 'cause you're standing up, yelling at us. - What are you doing? - Because I'm mad, Malory. Because I'm mad, and I'm... And I'm... turned on, and I'm confused, and... It's fine. Sometimes people feel left out. "Feel left out"? I just feel left out, like kickball? I think you just need to breathe. I am breathing. (BREATHES DEEPLY) That solves fucking everything. Doesn't that feel good? Just air. (BREATHES) Solves all the fucking problems, doesn't it? Okay, well, just calm down. We're done. Sorry, April. - Cal, we wanted to do this together. - Yeah. You know, this is so you. This is so not a surprise to me. You can't fucking handle it. You want shit in your life, and you don't actually go for it when it comes. Roll with the moment like it's happening. Do it. Like, we haven't even pulled the fucking trigger on getting married. This is not about that. So why are we doing this? What's wrong with our relationship? I don't know, but this isn't... healthy. Oh, so you wanna be, like, a normal, healthy couple like Katie and Charlie? (NASAL VOICE) "Oh, we're gonna have a baby, we're so excited! "We're gonna drive an SUV..." I just ran into Charlie before this happened. - And? - They're not... They're not doing that good. What the fuck do you want? We've been engaged for four fucking years. - That's so long. - Oh, right. Right. No one does that. Yeah, that's me. That's on me. Well, then who is it on? You? Me? Both of us? What are we doing? I don't know, okay? (HURRIED KNOCKING ON DOOR) CAL: Great. Great. - What, did you order a fourth? - Oh, God. (KNOCKING CONTINUES) Yeah, hold on. I think I'm gonna go. But you still owe me $150 for the massage. What? KATIE: Mal? - Oh, my God. What the hell? I've been trying to reach you. Charlie is missing. Charlie's fine. He's at the pool. Who are you? Hi. Um, I said it's $150. Uh, yeah. Mal, is that a hooker? She's a massage therapist. - Thank you. - Yeah. Mal. - Stop. - Seriously. You pick tonight to have another threesome. - Katie. CAL: Another? I thought you'd never done this before. (STAMMERS) What the fuck, Mal? This was supposed to be something that we did together for the first time. Cal, I... - Shit. - What else haven't you told me? You lied to me. I didn't lie to you, I just didn't tell you because I knew you'd get jealous. I'm not jealous, I'm just confused. It's been seven years, Mal. It should be easy. We should know. And I don't know. Well, if you don't know, then... don't you know? Where are you going? I don't know, okay? I'll get... Charlie. (DOOR CLOSES) I'm sorry. I didn't know. (SLOW ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) (TAPPING) KATIE AND MAL: Open the window. - What? - What? Oh, he's got his own button. - Open it. - Push it. - Yeah, I got it. - I could pull over. (VOMITING) Oh, shit. MAL: Oh. KATIE: Oh, God. CHARLIE: My eyes feel like lava. CAL: I can just hose that off. That'll come right off. MAL: Oh, I wanna vomit. You smell like you're sweating wild turkey, honey. Yeah, I had a bit of a long night. Well, get it together, because it's gonna be a longer day. LOU: Hey, there he is! CAL: How you doing? - Feeling better? - Oh, yeah. Little bit. Shower was amazing. (CHARLIE SIGHS) Want a drink? Oh, no. I'll probably never drink again. What, a wild Palm Springs evening, was it? (LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY) Don't ask, don't tell. (CLEARS THROAT) You know... as I look as you two guys sitting here, I just wanna say, from the bottom of my heart, that I am so pleased and proud that you're both a part of my family. Officially. Thank you, sir. And unofficially. EDIE: ...the two of you communicate, that's the key, to be able to go through every single thing as partners. You gotta be on the same page, understand each other. Where's Cal, by the way? Oh, I don't know. (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) LOU: It was like a nuclear bomb went off. It just... (IMITATES EXPLOSION) Fusion. Fission. Whatever. And those little girls, Katie and Mal, boy, you gotta know that those girls are precious to me. They got into my heart. They grabbed onto me and wouldn't let go. I never said this to any of your guys before, but I can't have my own kids. Don't have any fish in the sack. You know what I mean? And I don't know what happened last night, guys, I really don't need to know what happened, but I want you both to know that a man's ego is a powerful, powerful piece of shit. It can destroy a lot of things. It is a major-league buzzkill. I want you to learn how to accept, forgive, and move on. That's the key to happiness. EDIE: ...amazing... (LOU KNOCKING AT DOOR) - Hello? EDIE: No, no, no. - There you are. - No. (LOU CHUCKLES) EDIE: No, no, no. LOU: What do you mean, "No, no, no"? Let me look at that face. - No, no, no. LOU: Come on. No, it's bad luck to see the bride on the wedding day. - It is not bad luck, honey, come on. - It is bad luck. Besides, Henry's our good-luck charm. EDIE: Where is Henry? I haven't seen him yet. EDIE: Well, is he out there setting stuff up? LOU: I don't know. (MOUTHING) Fuck. - What do you mean you don't know? Where's Henry? (SIGHS) So what are we gonna do? We're gonna pick up Henry. Yeah, I know. I... Just... What are "we" gonna do? I don't know. I can ride back with my sister. Fine. (ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO) I really think that We could make it, girl I really think that We could make it, girl I really think that We could make it... MAL: Hey, we're here for Henry. Did no one call you? What? No. No one called us. (SIGHS) Darn. It's just that I'm not, uh, properly trained for this. What happened? (SIGHS) Um... Last night, Henry... in his sleep, um... Chris, Alex. - Bastards! - Oh! - He fucking died? - Oh, no! - No, no! - He's dead? No! How did he die? What happened? He was old. They just go. Oh, my God. He went peacefully in his sleep, though, (STAMMERING) is what they said. I'm very sorry for your loss. (MAL SNIFFLES) CAL: All right. - What are we gonna do? - I don't know. I don't know. - Oh, my... - Thank you. - Sorry. Sorry, again. CAL: Yeah. Hold, uh... Hold up. Which Henry was yours? MAL: Addleberg. Oh. No. That's... Okay. That's Henry Barnett. - What? - Fuck, man! - What the fuck? - Are you serious? MAL: Maybe you ask that question first. You gotta be careful with that. - That's not good. - I didn't... Sorry. MAL AND CAL: Yeah. - I did not mean to... It's all right. Where's our Henry? Room 318. - 318. Thank you. - Thank you. - Yeah. 318. - Oh, uh... I'm sorry. (STUTTERS) You can't just go up there. Uh, what's your name? Malory Carter. We're in kind of a rush, so if you could just... - Malory Carter? - Yeah. It's "Karter" with a "K"? No, with a "C." (STUTTERS) That's actually... That's not gonna be possible, 'cause your name's not on the list of approved family contacts. Can't you just please let us go up? It's... We're in such a hurry, and it's so important. It's protocol. I'm sorry, guys. It's been a pretty rough night. And we would like to just move on with our day. MAL: Please just help us out. No, I can't do that. MAL: Come on, come on. Nobody's picking up. CAL: They're doing wedding stuff. - Fuck! Can I get a drag of that? I'm not leaving here empty-handed. Well... Thanks. He said no. So, what are you gonna do? Can your parents just use their imagination? Can he marry them? Do you wanna go? See? Why does it fucking matter? It does. It fucking matters. 'Cause it matters to my parents, so it matters to me, okay? And fuck that guy in there, playing games in his phone. He sucks. Fuck! He can't win today. I need a win. Hi, excuse me. Is there a restroom I can use? I have to pee. Yeah, there's one right over there. (VIDEO GAME BEEPING) (INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER) Where are you going? Uh, is there a restroom over here, by chance? There's just the restroom right here. You can wait here, if you need to. Sorry, Gabe? Gabe. Sorry. I just wanna let you know it's really, really gross in the bathroom. It's like... someone did a real paint job in there. It's... (RETCHING) It's always a mess 'cause the... 'cause of all the laxatives that everybody takes here. Can you clean it? Maintenance to lobby restroom. Oh, no. Can you clean it? Like, just... I can't... I can't do it 'cause I can't leave the desk. Okay, I'll see you in the car. Cal, wait. Come on. Cal. Okay. We're gonna bust Henry out of this place. MAL: That's a cute shirt. This is what they give you. It's... Everybody has them here. The color's, like, perfect. (CHUCKLES) Do you have a girlfriend? (GIGGLES SOFTLY) No, not now. Do you want one? I have someone who probably would like you a lot. If... Yeah, I would be... I mean... I would be interested. MAL: What color eyes do you have? (HISSING) Blue, right? Hey, man, is, uh, that supposed to be happening? (HISSING CONTINUES) (ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) - Aw, fuck! Fire! Damn it. Did you see who did it? There was a guy smoking there. - Did you get his hair, and... - White hair. - White hair? - Yeah. He went... Okay, search. We gotta... - Okay, go get him. And I'll meet you in the back. - Okay. (INDISTINCT) He got 50,000 watts (SIRENS WAILING) In a big acoustic tower (MAL WHOOPS) Security's so tight tonight Oh, they're ready For a tussle (MAL SCREAMS) Gotta keep your Backstage passes (LAUGHS) 'Cause your promoter Had the muscle And so it goes And so it goes... - Come on. - You know I can walk, right? But where it's goin' No one knows And so it goes and so it goes And so it goes And so it goes... (SIRENS WAILING) I'm here alone, man. Come over here. Ah, this is the worst day! (MAL AND CAL WHOOPING) (BOTH SCREAMING AND LAUGHING) That was crazy! - Crazy! - That was awesome! That was fantastic! Whoo! - I mean, Mal... No. - You were so awesome. That was awesome. You saw a window, and you went for it. - No, I mean, it was your... - How did you even find him? I just feel like we need to kidnap more people. - We just have to kidnap more people. - Anytime. - That was so cool. - Anytime. We didn't need the flares. - But... - I liked the flares. - I liked them. I liked the flares. - I liked the flares. I thought that was a good touch. ...no one knows And so it goes and so it goes And so it goes and so it goes But where it's goin' No one knows (ENGINE STOPS) (MUSIC STOPS) Hey, hey, you guys. One minute. One second. I wanna read... I wanna read the speech I'm gonna do at the ceremony later. Practice, okay? I gotta help them set up the chairs. Hey, Cal, hold on, hold on. I need two people. - Stay. It'll take a minute. - Okay. Okay. So, here we go. "Marriage. "It's foolish, idiotic, insane, even, "to believe there is one person out there "that we could ever possibly hope to track down, "and live a perfectly happy existence with." That's a little harsh. Uh, hold on. Hang in there. "Yet these two stand here before us and say, 'We commit to this insanity.' "These two have said, 'Rational thought is against us. "'Divorce rates are against us. "'You and I are both deeply flawed. "'But we will continue to challenge all the forces that jeopardize our union.' "Like sailors on the open sea, they have been through it all. "And still, they stand together to weather the next storm. "And the next one after that. "So, today, we celebrate the foolishness, recklessness, and complete lack of rationale "that has gone into making this couple so strong. "Today we celebrate love and all of its beautiful imperfections. "And of course, with the exchange of rings." Oh, wait. We got this. What about you? What is that? It's, um, from the smoke grenade. Okay. HENRY: Perfect. So, uh, Cal. Do you take Mal to be your lady love forever and ever-ish kind of thing? I do. All right. This ring is gross. And, Mal. Do you take Cal here to be your dude for everlasting-ness-ness? I do. It's a little big. It's a little... Yeah. But I can just get it resized. And inscribed. Well, okay. "And so today, by the power vested in me by the State of California, "I now pronounce you man and wife." Now kiss, you maniacs. Or not. I don't really care. You know what I mean, you know. You don't have to kiss. I mean, that's... (DOOR CLOSES) You are a much better kisser than me. - I know. (LAUGHS) I'm sorry. I'm sorry, too. So, did Henry secretly marry us? I think so. - He's good. - Mm-hmm. - Yeah. - Mm-hmm. He's, like, too good. Do you feel different? I feel good. - Good. - I feel really good. I don't feel different. Should I? No. It's probably because we're not technically married, like... We're only married in the eyes of Henry and the Lord. - Right. We need a marriage license. - Yes. Of course. We can just pick up the license tomorrow. Yeah. - Oh, they'll be closed on Sunday. - Oh, right. Monday? Monday's a little tough for me. I think Tuesday would be better. I just can't do Tuesday. I think I'll be working. Okay. Wednesday? - I can try for Wednesday. - I can't. - You can't do Wednesday? - No. - Oh, okay. - At all, actually. - Oh. - Wow, I can't even believe I suggested it. No, it's a bad day. I love you. I love you, too. (ROCK SONG PLAYING) One, two, three That's how elementary It's gonna be Come on Let's fall in love, it's easy Like taking candy from a baby A, B, C Falling in love with you Was easy for me And you can do it, too... What time is it? (SHUDDERS) Fucking bugs on my... (SHUDDERS) It's the biggest bug I've ever seen. Oh, my God. (INDISTINCT SCREAMING) Like a Slip'N Slide, just... - fly right in. (JESSE CHUCKLES) CAL: But before that we have candles. Oh, yes. (MUMBLES, SNORTS) - Okay. (ALL LAUGH) Coloring outside the lines, all right. (CLICKS TONGUE) I'm down with that. Surf's up. - Like we're kids again. - Yeah. - Just... - Kids who fuck. Kids who fuck. I like that. You guys are pretty cool. (MAL GIGGLING) BARTENDER: Sriracharita? - No. Actually, I was just in the restroom, and someone did a real paint job in there. There's, like, doo-doo, feces... (LAUGHING) There's, like, doo-doo, feces everywhere... I can't do it. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna do it. There's, like, doo-doo, feces everywhere. It's disgusting. BARTENDER: Shit. Animals. (SNICKERING) (MUFFLED LAUGHTER) - I did it. - Yeah. (ALL LAUGHING) I cannot believe I'm going out tonight. Like, I'm up to my ass in paperwork, you have no idea. I've got a deposition next week. Why did I go to law school? I could've just been a fucking Instagram model, you know? They don't come here to be made fun of. So it that's what you plan at doing, I suggest you leave. (MAL AND CAL LAUGH) MAL: Steam coming out of your ears. (ALL LAUGHING) CAL: Do you mean like a prostitute? No, not a 'tute. (MAL LAUGHS) - Like... CAL: You mean like a prostitute? (SCOFFS) No, not a 'tute. (MAL LAUGHS) Oh, my God. (ALL LAUGHING) CAL: Uh, like a prostitute? No, not a 'tute. - Top-notch escort. Upper-echelon female... (MAL LAUGHS) I did three months at Esselen, guys. And the one thing they taught me to do was breathe. So let's breathe. (INHALES DEEPLY) (AMBULANCE SIREN WAILING) (EXHALES) Let it out. (SIREN CONTINUES) And hope that person that's going to the hospital is gonna survive. But I'm wondering, I've only been with 39 men in my entire life. KATIE: Mom. MAL: Oh, that's kind of a lot. Oh, Leanne... Leanne Carlson. MAL: Why would you say "Oh" to that? (ALL LAUGHING) Sorry... I'm sorry. CAL: You know her? (STAMMERS) No, you... Okay, you're not on the approved family contact list, and that's actually one of the main lists that are... (ALL LAUGHING) (ALL LAUGHING) (SLOW ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) |
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