| Joni Allgood |
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Each of my moms had a kid, you know, with...with your...with your sperm. |
| Paul Hatfield |
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Like in both of them? |
| Joni Allgood |
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Yeah. |
| Paul Hatfield |
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Like in two? |
| Joni Allgood |
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Uh-huh. Like in gay. |
| Paul Hatfield |
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Oh! Right. Right. Right on. Right on. Yeah, cool. I...I love lesbians. |
| Joni Allgood |
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I just don't want you to have big expectations. |
| Laser Allgood |
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Will you quit saying that? I have no expectations, all right? |
| Joni Allgood |
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Okay. I'm just saying. He might be weird. I mean, he donated sperm. That's weird. |
| Laser Allgood |
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Well, you know, if he hadn't, we wouldn't be here, so respect. |
| Laser Allgood |
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Hug her. That's what she's there for. |
| Jules Allgood |
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Well, sweetie, you know, human sexuality is complicated. And sometimes desire can be, you know, counter-intuitive. You know, for example, because a woman's sexual responsiveness is internalized, sometimes it's exciting for us to see responsiveness externalized, like with a... Like with a penis. |
| Laser Allgood |
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Wouldn't you guys just rather watch girls doing it, though? |
| Jules Allgood |
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Well, you would think that. But usually in these movies, they hire two straight women to pretend,and the inauthenticity is just unbearable. |
| Paul Hatfield |
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I'm not saying that, you know,I think that higher learning uniformly blows. You know, I think college is great for some people. Joni, I'm sure you're going to love it. But just... I'm a doer. That's how I learn. Which is probably why I'm in the food services industry. |
| Jules Allgood |
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Sometimes Nic can be a little critical 'cause she's a perfectionist. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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Joni knows that this is something I'd just never allow. |
| Joni Allgood |
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Mom, I'm 18 years old. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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Yeah? |
| Joni Allgood |
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I won't even be living here in, like a month. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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Yeah, well, you're living here now. |
| Joni Allgood |
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Yeah? Well, why don't you get a jump on it and pretend that I'm not. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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Listen, when you've been a parent for 18 years, you come and talk to me, okay? |
| Paul Hatfield |
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I'm just making an observation. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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Yeah? Well, I need your observation like I need a dick in my ass! |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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I mean, look, I'm sorry,but, you know, I feel like I'm carrying the whole load here. |
| Jules Allgood |
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Yeah, ' cause that's the way you like it. That's the way you keep control. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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What are you talking about? |
| Jules Allgood |
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Come on, you hated it when I worked. You wanted me at home taking care of the kids. You wanted a wife. |
| Paul Hatfield |
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Yeah, I think you're being hard on yourself.You, I mean, things just get messed up sometimes. |
| Jules Allgood |
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No, no, that wasn't messy. That was fucked up. I am so fucked up. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
Are you straight now? |
| Jules Allgood |
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No. It has nothing to do with that! I just felt so far away from you lately. |
| Joni Allgood |
|
You're a shitty person! |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
Your back hurts? |
| Joni Allgood |
|
Yeah. It's super achy. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
Well, you should take some Advil. |
| Joni Allgood |
|
What do you want from me? I did everything you wanted! I got all A's! I got into every school I applied! Now you can show everyone what a perfect lesbian family you have! |
| Jules Allgood |
|
Don't talk to your mom like that! |
| Joni Allgood |
|
You're really gonna to tell me how to act? Now? |
| Jules Allgood |
|
You know what? I am still your mother, and you... |
| Joni Allgood |
|
Don't touch me! I am sick of both of you. |
| Laser Allgood |
|
Are you seriously about to cry? |
| Jules Allgood |
|
I wish you were gay. You'd be much more sensitive. |
| Paul Hatfield |
|
I know that I don't have much credibility right now, but I really, really care about you. And I wanna know that I'm gonna be able to see you again someday. I mean, I... Do you think that could ever happen? |
| Joni Allgood |
|
I don't know. I just wish that you could've been... |
| Paul Hatfield |
|
What? |
| Joni Allgood |
|
Better. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
Let me tell you something, man, this is not your family. This is my family. |
| Paul Hatfield |
|
I know that, Nic. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
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No, you don't know and you know why? Because you're a fucking interloper. If you want a family so much, you go out and make your own. |
| Jules Allgood |
|
I need to say something.It's no big secret that your mom and I are in hell right now, and... Bottom line is, marriage is hard. It's really fucking hard. Just two people slogging through the shit, year after year, getting older, changing. It's a fucking marathon, okay? So, sometimes, you know, you're together so long that you just... You stop seeing the other person. You just see weird projections of your own junk. Instead of talking to each other, you go off the rails and act grubby and make stupid choices which is what I did. And I feel sick about it because I love you guys, and I love your mom, and that's the truth. Sometimes you hurt the ones you love the most. I don't know why. You know, if I read more Russian novel, then...Anyway...I just wanted to say how sorry I am for what I did. I hope you will forgive me eventually. Thank you. |
| Joni Allgood |
|
Where'd you guys go? |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
We had to move the car. |
| Joni Allgood |
|
I thought you left. |
| Jules Allgood |
|
We wouldn't leave without saying goodbye. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
Give us some credit. |
| Laser Allgood |
|
I don't think you guys should break up. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
No? Why's that? |
| Laser Allgood |
|
I think you're too old. |
| Dr. Nic Allgood |
|
Thanks, Laser |
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