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The Oath (2018)


[Keith]

Although, violent protests have been a consistent feature of the current state of the nation, today's intense wave seem to have been triggered by the government's announcement of something they are calling the Patriot's Oath, a state sponsored initiative to have Americans sign a loyalty waiver of sorts.

White House spokeswoman, Kerry Nance, elaborated on the program.

[Kerry]

People are frightened these days.

There are a lot of folks in this country who are actively engaging in activities that are counter to our values and are quite frankly dangerous...

[Sharon]

I'm gonna be honest, it's really intense down here.

We're gonna see if we can go in, take a closer look and talk to some people on the ground.

Sir?

[crowd chanting]

Just say "Oath"!

- [Sharon]

Don't touch me!

- [man]

Sharon!

[Sharon]

Ow!

Stop it!

Get off my hair!

[man]

Someone help her!

- [Sharon]

Help!

Ow!

- [glass shatters]

- [man]

Sharon!

- [crowd chanting]

[man]

Can someone get to Sharon?

[Sharon]

Somebody?

Help!

[sirens wailing]

[Kerry]

I want to know... that they see this country the way that I do.

The Oath provides us a White Pages of people we know we can count on.

- Yes, Alan.

- [Alan]

There will be a natural apprehension to something like this, so what do you say to the people who fear that if they don't sign this thing that this is a way of separating the people that are...

- [Kerry]

No, hold on.

- With the administration...

- Hold on, Alan.

Hold on.

- And that are against this...

This is America.

We cannot force people to say that they love their country.

Nothing happens if you don't sign.

But if you do sign, there are perks.

Like I laid out earlier, you are eligible for an EITC tax credit.

We want to reward those who trust and honor their country...

- Are they serious?

- This is crazy!

[Kerry]

And it's not like we have a day or a week or a month to do this.

The deadline for signing is the day after Thanksgiving.

Black Friday.

That is almost a year from now, that gives the public... ample time to give this fair consideration.

But I can tell you something, a lot of people will not need that time.

They support this country and they're not afraid to let people know it.

- Kai...

- [Kerry]

Next question.

- We can't sign this thing.

- Yeah, you're right!

- This is insane.

- Yeah, I mean...

what is happening to the country?

- This...

- [Kai]

Hmm.

This is unacceptable!

You know what...

if you think, I'm gonna let that little girl grow up in sh*t like this, you're wrong.

And you and I have a job to do.

We got to fight this.

This cannot happen.

I'm not gonna allow this to happen - in my daughter's country.

- Oh, you getting fired up, huh?

I am fired up!

I'm very upset about this sh*t.

Take your shirt off.

- You want my shirt off?

- Yeah, I want your shirt off.

- [Kai]

Mmm!

- It's not, you know...

- you looking beefy!

- Well, no.

It's not what it was ten years ago, but I hurt my lower back...

- Yeah...

- I have like half a pec there...

- Mmm!

Yes.

- I got one of these.

Ooh, that's what Mommy likes!

Flex them titties, boy!

You're gonna make me start breastfeeding.

I'm not gonna get fat though.

'Cause if I get fat, you're gonna leave me for Drake.

Drake wishes I would.

[man on TV]

These protesters I mean, they're whipping things up into a frenzy...

Everybody here just needs to calm down.

[woman on TV]

Don't tell me to be calm.

Mmm, take your pants off.

[woman on TV]

I'm starting to hear very troubling things about activists being threatened.

- [Chris]

I'm not done with you.

- [Kai]

Oh, yeah.

[woman on TV]

This is the beginning of a purge and it needs to be stopped before it goes any further.

[man on TV]

We got five days left to sign this thing.

I don't think we're gonna make it.

I mean, New Orleans is a disaster zone.

This is how Milwaukee started, everyone.

It is very similar...

[woman on TV]

'Cause the Citizens Protection Unit.

I don't know who they're protecting, but it's not the citizens.

And you know, I'm gonna say it, there's a real Gestapo-ey feeling to that.

[woman 2 on TV]

Here we go again.

New record for number of people called a n*zi!

[woman 1]

Well, I'm sorry, - but it's true!

- [man]

Okay, - enough with the n*zi's.

No...

- [woman 1]

You know it's true.

- [Hardy]

Can I have some bacon?

- [cellphone rings]

[Kai]

No bacon, baby.

Can I have peanut butter and jelly?

[Kai]

Uh, no.

You're having cereal for breakfast today.

If I eat my cereal can I have peanut butter and jelly?

- Sure.

- [Hardy whispers]

Yes.

[Hardy]

Dad, Mom said I can have peanut butter and jelly!

That is awesome.

- Kai, look at this.

- Hmm?

People were protesting the oath last night in New Orleans, CPU showed up, f-u-c-k-e-d everyone.

- Damn.

- Look at that.

Uh...

[scoffs]

It's happening!

We're gonna have Milwaukee again, I guarantee it.

That is a fact.

All right, well can we just...

- [Chris]

Right, right.

Sorry.

- [Kai]

Yeah, exactly.

Okay, uh, my folks get here at like 3:30...

- Mm-hmm.

- Are you ready for the as*ault?

I'll be fine.

Because I'm fine with them.

It's you that has the weird issues, will you be fine?

Yes, I will be fine, and I have to save room for my brother when gets here and says something so stupid I call him a f-u-c-k-i-n-g moron.

Okay, FYI...

Baby girl can spell now.

So...

Did you understand what I just said?

Yes, you just said a bad word.

I am s-o-r-r-y.

[Chris]

Okay that's good to know!

Oh God, I gotta go.

I gotta go.

I gotta go.

Hey, Hardy, kiss blow on three, two, one...

- I love you.

- I love you.

- I'll see you at like 5:30ish.

- Okay.

All right, call 911 if my parents act up.

[Hardy chuckles]

- Your Daddy crazy.

- Yeah.

[radio host]

Now, here's the deal.

Seventy-four percent of the country have already signed this thing.

- No way!

- [host]

And that's just a fact!

- And facts don't care...

- Bullshit!

About your feelings!

[woman on radio]

No, no.

That's not true.

- The real number is closer...

- That is such a lie.

To 40 percent, that is the real aggregate...

Exactly, thank you.

Thank you.

And that poll you referenced is an outlier!

[man over radio]

How is this stupid oath going to end up being what destroys our country?

[man 2]

This is like a banana republic, but it's worse.

- It's an old navy...

- [knock on door]

- What up?

- Hey brother.

Dude, are you following this New Orleans sh*t?

Yeah, it is f*cked up, man.

Do you mind if I sit?

Yeah, yeah, go ahead.

[sighs]

So, Chris, I'm signing it.

- What?

- Yeah.

I'm sorry.

What?

How is that possible, dude?

We were the guys!

We were the guys that led - the march around the building!

- I know.

- We're the two holdouts!

- I know.

Dude, we drove to Chicago for that rally!

Do you remember that fart?

The Lingerer?

I remember the fart.

I remember the Lingerer.

Remember the Vine we made about the fart?

[imitates fart]

"Ooh", remember that?

- [Dan chuckles]

- Come on, dude!

Chris, this whole thing is getting really scary.

- I know.

- Do you know...

Paige's cousin from Philly, her boyfriend?

[sighs]

His brother organized a rally... and the CPUs came to his house and they just took him.

- What?

- [Dan]

Yeah.

- Are you serious?

- [Dan]

Yes.

She hasn't talked to him in two days, f*cking lawyers haven't talked to him.

No one knows where he is, I don't know what's going on.

- Paige is freaking out.

- Is this verified?

Is it ver...

What do you mean, it's ver...

I'm telling you right now.

This is first hand.

Well, no...

[sighs]

It's not first hand.

[stutters]

It's like...

- third hand.

- I don't understand.

Well, it's not you...

Are you calling Paige...

Are you calling Paige's cousin a liar?

That'd be a f*cked up thing to do!

I'm not calling Paige's cousin a liar, but maybe Paige's cousin's, whatever, friend's boyfriend's brother is a liar.

I don't know, do you even know this person?

[Laughs]

Do I even...

Yes, I met at him at Paige's aunt's wedding!

Okay, we're really living in Paigeville it sounds like now, I just...

I feel like maybe you're compromising your values system based off of information you're getting from someone you don't know very well.

I think, you should maybe reconsider it.

This is a really difficult situation for all of us, okay?

And you're making this really hard for me.

Hey man...

I thought we were gonna do this together... but you got to do what's right for you.

I'm sorry.

So, are you still gonna hold out?

Yeah, I think so.

I mean... even if I wanted to sign, I don't think Kai would let me.

- You know.

- Good for you, man.

I'm living vicariously through you.

Stop it, come on, man.

It's all good.

All right.

- [Chris]

All right, man.

- All right.

[Dan]

Phew.

[sighs]

Happy Thanksgiving.

Happy Thanksgiving.

[sighs]

Fu...

[man]

I don't know what to say here.

Just, uh, you know, don't get hurt?

Don't get into any actual physical altercations with any family members.

Happy Thanksgiving.

- [Chris]

Hi!

- Oh, hey babe.

- What's up baby?

Hi.

- Hey.

How annoying are they being?

One to ten.

Uh, they are at a one.

But you are a level four.

- Four?

- Four.

I just got home!

- Well, hello!

- [Eleanor]

Hi!

[Eleanor]

There's your Daddy!

- Oh my goodness!

- Hi, baby.

- Hi, Mom!

- Oh, I miss you!

I miss you too.

[football commentary on TV]

- You look tired.

Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine, thanks.

Will you shave for Thanksgiving?

I will not.

What do you say, Dad?

How are you?

The toilet paper roll broke off the wall, I fixed it.

Good, good, good, good.

Um, can I show you my mosaic I made?

Um, I would love to see it.

It's good to see you guys.

Pop, can you turn it down a little bit?

It's kinda loud.

- Just turn it off, honey.

- No, no he can turn it on.

- Oh, he can turn it off.

- Fine, I'll turn it off.

- I don't need to see it.

- You don't have to turn it off.

You can turn it...

Okay.

Oh, no, you want to hit "satellite." [Chris]

No, it's...

Now it's in Spanish.

- That's sap.

- [Spanish commentary plays]

You're not gonna...

You wanna hit the...

No, no, no, I got it, I got it.

Just...

Okay, it's fine.

No, no, no.

It's fine.

It's good.

You can do whatever you want, whatever you wanna do, it's fine.

[Eleanor]

You press the lower button.

[Hank]

I got it.

And the volume's perfect here 'cause I can hear it all the way in the other room.

Wait, what did Jo say?

What happened?

She came out and said, "Surprise, and Jo said," Are you kidding me?

Are you hitting me?

Or kidding me?

Kidding me.

Jo is your funniest friend, I think.

[Hardy]

Can I watch Lab Rats?

- Yes.

- [cellphone rings]

But only one episode.

And not an extra-long one!

[sighs]

Jesus Christ.

- What's wrong?

- It's New Orleans.

That sh*t's blowing up tonight, it's bad.

- People are going to die.

- Christopher, we said - we weren't gonna do that.

- Mom, it's not politics.

It's...

it's... current events, you know, it's the news.

It's happening now.

I was very clear in my e-mail that we're not talking politics!

It's going to ruin the entire weekend, you're destroying Thanksgiving.

Explain it to him, Hank.

I'm not getting involved.

[Eleanor]

Hank...

There is nothing to be involved in...

I put my phone away, I'm not gonna ruin Thanksgiving.

- I promise.

I promise.

- [Hank]

Attaboy.

All right?

- Rest assured.

- [Eleanor]

Thank you.

What else?

What's new with Mom and Dad, what's going on with you guys?

Same old!

- Did you hear about Nancy Adams?

- No.

- Stroke.

Dead.

- [Hank]

Hmm.

Oh, no.

- Wow.

- [Eleanor]

Yeah.

- What a mess.

- Yeah, it's sad.

What neighborhood is this?

Um, Mid-Town.

[indistinct conversation on radio]

I don't recognize it, I don't think I've never been here before.

It's basically our neighborhood.

- We're just two blocks that way.

- [tires screech]

What is this guy doing?

Man, come on.

Dude, move.

- [Chris]

Whoa, whoa.

- [tires screeching]

- [car honking]

- [Chris]

Jesus.

- [man]

What's your problem?

- No, no, no.

- I'm pinned in here.

- What's he doing?

- I don't know, Mom.

- What's that guy doing?

[man]

What the f*ck are you stopping for?

- Get out the car!

- [Eleanor gasps]

- [woman]

Leave me alone!

- [Eleanor gasps]

- Oh, my God.

- Okay, okay.

Oh, my God.

Back out, get out of here!

I'm gonna say something to this guy.

I got it.

- [Eleanor]

Christopher!

- Hey, man!

That's enough!

[Eleanor]

Stop it, Christopher, don't!

Oh, my God, what's that guy doing?

[Chris]

I don't know, I don't know.

- [Eleanor]

He's got a Kn*fe!

- Oh, my God.

- I know, I know, no, no, no, no!

- [Eleanor]

Close it, close it!

- No!

Stop, stop!

- Close the window.

- [car honks]

- Hardy, it's okay.

- Get out of here!

Get out...

- I can't get out of here, Mom!

- I can't!

- Get out of here!

Don't do that!

[Eleanor]

Oh, he's coming over.

Oh, my God, what's he doing?

- Stop!

Stop it!

- Stop it!

Get out of here!

[Eleanor]

Drive away!

Drive away!

f*ck you, f*gg*t!

Oh, my God.

[Eleanor]

Let him go away, let him go away.

- Get the f*ck out of my country.

- [Eleanor]

God.

He's leaving.

Hardy, you okay?

Are you okay, baby?

[Eleanor]

Get out of here, move.

- I still...

I can't, Mom.

I'm...

- Well just back out, I don't know how, just do something!

There's a car behind me, Mom!

I'm trying to handle it!

Where do these go?

The fennel.

Uh, fennel goes in the fridge.

Cheese will go in the fridge.

Um, radishes can stay out.

- Shallots are dry.

Garlic...

- Shallots are dry.

- [Kai clears throat]

- Hey.

[Kai]

Hardy said you were yelling at a man in the car?

Yeah, yeah.

- There was this road rage thing.

- What?

I didn't have it!

This other guy had it.

I didn't have road rage.

You know, this guy came up and he pulled out a Kn*fe and started slashing tires and I just...

you know, I yelled at him to stop.

Okay.

Well, in the future, let's not yell at crazy people when Hardy's in the car.

What if he would've rolled up on you?

You weren't even there.

And I handled it beautifully.

I kept my cool.

- So... thanks.

- [doorbell rings]

Oh, is that Patrick?

Hank!

Patrick's here!

[Hank]

I'm up!

I'm up!

- [doorbell rings]

- [Kai]

We cool?

- [doorbell rings]

- [exhales]

- Hey!

- Yo, yo!

- What's up, man, how are you?

- What's up.

- Hi!

- Hi Katie, good to see you.

Happy Thanksgiving.

What?

What is that?

Abbie.

Not Katie.

[Pat]

Abbie.

Ugh!

I am so sorry.

I am so sorry.

Come on, man!

We've been together for like a year!

No, I know, I know, I just thought...

Katie was the old one.

Don't say the old one.

Don't even mention the old one.

- Just help me out, man!

- I'm sorry.

Make yourself at home, Abbie!

- So, the...

- Uh...

Go ahead.

Sorry.

I was gonna say, the place looks good.

- Thanks, man.

- Is this room new?

[Kai scoffs]

The living room?

No.

- No.

- Pat, why'd you get in so late?

- Was your flight delayed?

- Ugh!

There were all these f*cking protestors at the airport, - so it took forever.

- Yeah.

The good job guys, piss off everyone.

- [Abbie]

Yeah.

- [Pat]

Idiots.

[Abbie]

Totally.

Hey, this coffee is great, but I think, I'm ready to move onto the beer portion of the day.

- [Hank]

I'll join you.

- Yeah!

You having one?

No, no, no, it's really early.

But I will go get them for you.

Sure, I'll take one.

- Okay.

- Thank you.

- So, Abbie, how's work?

- Oh, um...

I was hurt, Eleanor.

I'm on worker's comp.

Oh no!

What happened?

Um, well, what happened was, I was leaving my office and a co-worker decided to hit me with her car.

- Oh, my God!

- Thank you.

Yeah, I broke my clavicle and two bones in my right foot.

Yeah, thank you so much, Lydia Wong.

[Pat scoffs]

What?

Okay, well...

- I'm sorry?

- Well, that's not...

[scoffs]

- That's not appropriate.

- [Abbie]

I'm sorry?

- That's not appropriate.

- [Pat]

What?

- Chris?

- No, you said her last name in a way that implied that Asian women are bad drivers.

That is not the case.

And that is offensive, I'm sorry.

I absolutely did not say her name in a way that implied that.

There was an emphasis on that Wong.

- [Abbie]

There was no emphasis.

- [Pat]

Hey, hey, and by the way, - some of them are bad drivers.

- Bad drivers.

Percentage-wise, who do you think gets in more car accidents in this country, white men or Asian women?

- [chuckles]

Asian women?

- No, Dad.

No.

White men.

I wouldn't have said it if it was Asians.

Statistically speaking, Asians, safest drivers of any race.

- That's a fact.

- Okay.

- Okay, Chris.

Okay.

- How do you know that?

- Why do you know that?

- Yeah.

'Cause I read an article about it.

Okay, was that article published by Asians?

[Eleanor and Hank laugh]

Anyways, I'm so sorry that happened to you, Abbie.

Thank you, Kai.

But it was actually kinda fun, I have to say.

Because I couldn't really move, so, I did a lot - watching TV...

- Mm-hmm.

Kind of catching up on TV, and reading and... mixing it up with people online.

- [Eleanor]

Mixing it up?

- Mm-hmm.

- [Abbie]

Yeah.

- I like that!

- [Abbie]

Yeah.

- [Eleanor]

I do.

What do you mean by that?

Who are you mixing it up with?

Oh, haters, primarily.

And losers, also.

- Haters and losers?

- [Abbie]

Mm-hmm.

Oh, babe, babe.

We have to get Hardy because we have to Facetime my parents before they leave.

- Oh.

- Okay, come on.

- Okay.

- Come on.

[Chris]

What is she talking about?

What the f*ck is that sh*t?

- Man, you needed a break.

- Yeah, I need a break.

- Kai, Kai, Kai.

- Okay.

You needed a break.

Let me tell you something, right now.

My brother, I love him.

[Laughs]

What an assh*le.

And his girlfriend...

[laughs]

She sucks.

- I did call her Katie.

Yes!

- No you didn't.

- You've met her before!

- I know.

One time at Uncle Lou's funeral!

I was grieving!

Okay, well, we know she's not great...

- Yeah.

- And we know that, so, let's just be cool with it and deal with it, okay?

Okay.

I'm telling you right now, if these m*therf*ckers bring up the Oath, I'm gonna lose my mind.

Okay?

I'm sure they're all about it.

And if they go there, I.

Will.

Drop.

Some.

sh*t.

No.

You.

Won't.

You wanna know why?

Because I will drop some sh*t on you.

And I don't even know what the f*ck that means!

Can we just chill?

Huh?

Look.

Let's try to avoid that conversation for the next three days, okay?

- No... no oath convo.

- Okay.

Let's leave the oath in the streets...

- Yep.

Yep.

- And let's enjoy the holiday.

- Okay.

[Sighs]

- All right?

God, that I don't believe in... give me the strength to get through the next three days, please.

Amen.

Hallelujah to that.

Okay, let's Facetime your parents.

Oh no, I just said that to get you out of the room.

- That was a ruse?

- Yes, that was a ruse.

- You're the greatest.

[Kisses]

- Mm.

I don't know.

Okay, let's go.

[Chris]

Hello!

[country rock music plays]

[Hank]

Jackson could do it all.

He's got all the tools.

- [Chris]

There you go.

- And Grinnel.

- He's got a sick arm.

- [Chris]

Hey.

Oh, yeah, I bet he'll wind up in Tampa.

Oh, for sure.

He's a big m*therf*cker.

- Whoa.

- Easy, easy on the language.

Yeah, man.

Can we try not swearing for like a second?

- Just one second, please?

- Sorry.

Sorry.

Sir, your apps are on the way, can I get anyone another drink?

I'll do another SoCo and Coke.

[waitress]

Anyone else?

I think we're good.

[Abbie giggles]

What's so funny?

What do you got going on over there?

[snorts]

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I just...

I posted this article to Facebook and this guy just called me a dumb bitch, - so, I am f*cking with him.

- Let's watch the swears, Ka...

[slurps]

Were you just about to call me Katie?

No.

I said, Let's watch the swears, K?

Like, okay.

- No, you didn't.

- What do I do here?

- What do I do here, man?

- Get my name right!

- It's really not that hard.

- Hey, hey, hey!

- It's sort of base respect.

- Hey!

Remember, we had a talk?

Just...

Both of you need to chill.

[indistinct chatter]

- [thud]

- [Chris]

Whoa.

[old man]

g*dd*mn, plain bullshit, you hear me!

[manager]

Excuse me, sir, what's the problem?

These punks are talking bullshit against our country.

[man]

We can say whatever we want.

[old man]

No, you can't say whatever you want!

Hardy, I'm gonna say some names from Hogwarts, and I want you to tell me what house they're from.

- [man]

f*ck off old man.

- [man 2]

Settle down.

- [Chris]

Hey, hey, hey!

- [old man]

You f*ck off!

- f*ck the Oath, they say!

- [manager]

Sir, please...

She's in Ravenclaw.

- [Kai]

Yes, she is.

- You f*ck off right now.

You f*ck off, do you hear me?

Goddammit!

You should feel grateful that you live in this country!

You should feel grateful that you live in the United States of America!

f*ck off.

f*ck you all!

Don't you put your g*dd*mn hands on me.

[woman shouting]

[Eleanor]

You touched all the food.

All right, well...

[sighs]

- My hands are clean.

- You're all family.

- Have some celery, baby.

- Germs don't really...

The CPU, or Citizen's Protection Unit, that grew out of a division of Homeland Security, has been accused of being responsible for the disappearances of several dozen activists, including actor Seth Rogen.

Jesus Christ.

They took Seth Rogen.

He's gone.

- Straight up took him.

- Are you serious?

Yeah.

And, and @philorange.

Gone.

- No one knows where he is.

- I don't even know who that is.

@philorange, he organized that big Oath Rally in Chicago - that I went with f*cking Dan.

- [Kai grunts]

Dude, the government is straight up taking people and k*lling them!

- [Kai yawns]

- Hey...

Hmm?

It's gonna be scary the next couple days...

we just gotta remember who we are... and we gotta remember that we're not gonna let them change who we are.

Mm-hmm.

- I love you.

- Love you, too.

I'm gonna watch the news for a little bit more, okay?

- Okay.

- [Keith]

You have no idea, if they were taken by this government, you're saying that our government spent the time and resources...

Of course, they're gonna trot out this fuckin idiot - to defend it.

Sorry.

- Shh.

[doorbell rings]

- Hello, hello!

- Daddy keeps making poop.

- What?

- I think he has the flu.

- No, no!

- Hi.

- Dude, don't touch me.

- [Chris]

And just...

I was not a popular person on the plane.

[Clears throat]

- It was a rough eight hours.

- I'm so sorry.

- [chuckles]

- Um, I could use a drink, - I'll be honest.

- Yep.

- I love the additions!

- Thank you.

And I love the new sconces!

- Thank you!

- I made these by hand.

- I...

I smithed them.

- I...

You did not.

- I did.

- I know you did not.

- You cannot build anything.

- I...

I can't build anything.

I am not a real man.

No, but you can cook, baby, so, you are a real man.

- I can cook, this is true.

- He can cook.

Speaking of masculine and cool, where is Pat?

I don't know.

I think he's in the shower with his girlfriend or something?

I don't know.

I don't know, guys.

How many fights have the two of you got into?

- Like half of one?

Hmm.

- Uh, I counted three.

If you're including arguments, three.

- Listen...

- Ow!

sh*t.

[Laughs]

[Chris]

I know, I know.

- What up, sis?

- Oh, my God!

[Laughs]

Please put pants on!

Please put pants on.

Sorry, I wanted to see my sister first!

- Hi Abbie, how are you?

- Good.

- Good.

- Thanks.

[Alice exhales]

I'm so excited to see everybody!

[Pat]

Is that the hottest the shower gets, by the way?

- [crickets chirp]

- [Chris]

Thank you.

- All right, pizza!

Pizza!

Pizza!

- [door closes]

Muah!

Okay, Zootopia in 30 seconds!

[Chris]

Whoa, whoa.

Heyo.

- These are heavy, man.

- Nice.

I got a one, I got a due, a three.

Do you have one that's just pineapple?

That's for Abbie.

I got half of one that's just pineapple and she can have the whole thing.

Hey, does Clark want some?

No, I gave him a saltine earlier and his anus exploded.

- Jesus!

- It was like fireworks.

- [cellphone rings]

- You guys would've love it, it was super patriotic.

That's disgusting.

[Pat]

Hey, have you tried our water?

- For what?

- [Pat]

Just, like, for him to drink to flush everything out.

Yeah.

It was the first thing we tried.

- Turn on the news.

- It's a good idea, babe.

- What?

- Turn on the news.

Right now.

- Right there, turn it on.

- [Alice]

What?

[Jason on TV]

The optics are stunning.

Gus Alverson, eight-term congressman and head of the Congressional Black Caucus...

- being taken away...

- [Chris]

Holy sh*t.

In handcuffs.

Truly shocking.

[Chris]

Unbelievable.

- What'd he do?

- Nothing, Mom!

- He didn't do anything.

- He didn't do nothing.

He lit a copy of the Oath on fire in front of some constituents.

That's not nothing, last time I checked.

That is so not illegal.

You can do whatever you want, you can take the American flag and could shove it up your assh*le.

- Oh, God!

- Christopher, please.

It's not illegal, Mom.

Why...

And who are you getting this information from?

- @fatasspatriot.

- Okay, yeah.

Well, he's a good source @fatasspatriot.

In the rich tradition of Rather and Murrow, and @fatasspatriot?

- Hey, hey!

Chill out, man!

- That's f*cking ridiculous!

First of all, he's verified.

He's a verified f*cking idiot!

Second of all, Alverson's a show boater.

Okay, we all know that.

He just wants... he wants the attention...

- He wants...

- f*ck that sh*t, dog!

- [Eleanor]

Christopher, enough.

- No, no, f*ck that.

The guy is a civil rights icon.

They're arresting opposition leaders, Pat.

It's not the way it's supposed to work in this country!

Then they shouldn't be violently protesting!

Okay?

And for the record, maybe more politicians should be in handcuffs.

They're all crooks.

What a hot take.

"Urgh, you should lock 'em all up!" - Hey, no...

- Are you guys in here fighting - right now?

TV, off.

- Can I get a plate, please?

Turn on some music.

Alice, I got pineapple, I heard - that's what you like, Abbie.

- Yes, thank you, Kai.

- I'm good, I'm good, I'm done.

- Knock it off.

Stop it.

[Alice]

But, did you get one - without gluten?

- [Kai]

Come again?

- I was looking...

- Say what?

Did you get one without gluten?

Beautiful.

[Alice laughs]

Thank you.

Beautiful.

[Kai]

All right, I'm gonna take this to the kids.

[Alice]

You guys, it tastes just like the real thing!

Does anyone want wine?

I'll get some.

I think you have a fever.

- [knock on door]

- Come in.

How you feeling, Clark?

Empty.

Sorry about the smell.

It's okay, we're gonna move.

I'd love to sleep somewhere else tonight, - do you have another room?

- No, this is it.

This is all I got.

Alice, can I go talk to you outside about that thing?

- [Alice]

Yes.

- [Clark]

No.

- Yes.

- Yes.

- You guys...

It's not fair.

- Do you want some of that?

Okay, let me know if you need anything.

- [kisses]

I love you.

- Go, go, go.

It's happening.

- It's happening.

It's happening.

- Let's go.

- [lighter flicks]

- [dog barking]

Wow.

[Giggles]

- f*cking cool guy.

- Yeah, you are.

But let a pro...

let a pro do it.

- Show me how it's done, sis.

- Okay.

Don't laugh!

Are you okay, after that monster hit?

Don't laugh!

Seriously, when is the last time you got high?

I'm curious.

Oh.

Okay.

Clark and I went to see Pearl Jam.

- And...

- Already cool.

- Thank you.

- Mm-hmm.

And he thought we should get a pot brownie...

Mm-hmm.

And we did, and I fell asleep in the second song.

- [both chuckle]

- Yeah!

[Alice]

But you know what was great?

- [Alice]

Their first song.

- I bet it was great.

[Alice]

Ah, such a good first song.

[sighs]

It's good to see Mom.

I mean, I need someone in my life whose job it is - to tell me who's d*ed recently.

- [snickers]

Yep.

Yep.

Yeah.

- I need that person.

I know.

- She's the obituary.

Oh boy.

Oh, actually, she has two jobs.

Her other job is to say, [imitates Eleanor]

You and your brother gotta stop fighting "and I'm g*dd*mn serious!" - Okay.

- "Stop it!

- Well, with that, she's right.

- I know, - I know!

- Enough of that, seriously.

I know that you don't agree with him, and we are right.

- Yes!

We are right!

- We are right.

- And he is wrong.

- He's wrong.

- But you just don't go there.

- Okay, okay.

- Okay?

- I won't go there.

Can I say one thing about...

her and I'll let it go after that?

- Okay.

- Like, for real, she sucks.

She's... she's like a bad person.

And it's just like, his world view is already f*cked up and she's making it worse.

It's gasoline on a fire, I don't like what I'm seeing, and I think it sucks.

I bet those two signed the Oath like that.

f*cking bullshit.

Alice...

- No!

No!

- Don't be mad.

- You signed it?

- I signed it.

- [scoffs]

What?

- I didn't want to!

Clark was freaked out, his company was just putting a lot of pressure.

So, we came to the conclusion that the thing to do... was to sign it, uh, and then just keep fighting the good fight, but on the D.L.

- Sorry.

- Mm-mm.

Are you mad?

Because I'm gonna be mad at you if you're mad at me.

No, no, no.

I'm not!

I'm not mad, I'm not mad.

I'm just a little...

I don't know, a little surprised.

But listen, hey, hey, hello, you and Clark have your life and your family, and gotta do what is right for you.

And I'm not gonna sit here and be like, You're wrong!

So...

- Alice signed.

- She did?

Yeah.

You okay with that?

I don't know.

No.

I'm just sad for her, I guess.

I don't know.

[Scoffs]

Well she's gotta do what she thinks is right for her family.

Yeah, I know, she made a huge mistake and now she has to live with it, so...

You want to watch the news?

Nah.

[sighs]

And that...

We're in a very good place.

Na, na, na, na.

Okay.

Here we go.

And I would say we got about 90 minutes left on that turkey, Ma.

- How are we doing over here?

- Good.

The nuts are done, the appetizers are fine.

How do you want me to cut these carrots?

Fine dice please.

All right, hello!

Whoa!

- How are we doing over here?

- We're almost done!

Okay, so listen, five minute warning and then you are in charge of setting the kids' table.

- I'm in charge!

- Always!

The burning I can handle, it's just the flaking that drives me crazy.

Do you have a cream for that?

[Chris]

I got some nuts for you guys.

- Some herbs and stuff.

- It's crusty...

Just keep having that gross conversation.

Wash your hands before you eat those!

Hey, slow down, Asher!

Okay, what have we got right here?

Hotsie-totsie.

Oh, yeah.

[Eleanor]

Is this dice fine enough?

Let me see what you have.

May I?

Can I jump in here and just show you what I was thinking?

- Just give me a ba-ba-ba-ba...

- Oh, yeah.

You should do a cooking show, sweetie.

I would love to!

I would actually love to do that.

[Chuckles]

[humming]

[sighs]

Where are you going?

I gotta go to the store and get Clark some NyQuil.

- He has to sleep.

- Oh, my God.

- And I have to sleep.

- Get some for yourself, too.

[Alice]

I'll be back.

Oh, sh*t.

Love you, Clark.

Hang in there, dog!

[Clark]

Yeah, man.

[water running]

[news announcer]

Large gatherings of protesters are now being reported in New Orleans, - Chicago, Oakland, and Miami.

- f*ck me.

[news reporter]

And despite multiple sources reporting it, we still are unable to confirm if there is a forthcoming national curfew to be mandated...

- Hi.

- Hi.

Turkey's in, everyone's good, I was gonna watch the news for ten minutes and then I'm done for the day.

- And then we'll turn the TV off?

- Off.

Off.

- Love you.

- Love you.

[Kai laughs and snorts]

All right, everyone.

Mange, as they say!

Oh, that's heavy.

Thank you.

[indistinct chatter]

These potatoes.

Sorry, I'm eating most of them!

- [Chris]

Good!

- What'd you put in these?

I put a little, um...

pecorino in them, kind of, brings out the umami.

What does that mean?

What does "umami" mean?

It's a fifth flavor.

It's kinda like savory, salty.

That's good to know.

Pass the syrah, please?

[Alice]

This is lovely.

Did I tell you that we saw Bill Engvall at the Phoenix Civic Center?

- No!

- No, how was he, Mom?

He was so funny and charming.

And his stories were really funny.

And clean.

Didn't curse once.

- [Eleanor]

Didn't have to.

- [Hank]

You don't have to.

Alice, did you watch Chris Rock on Late Night?

Yes, so good.

So good.

We watched it literally three times back to back.

Funniest guy in the world.

[Kai]

It was so funny.

Oh, my God.

- What was that?

- [Abbie]

Hmm?

- What was that?

- [Abbie]

What?

- Nothing, nothing.

- Yeah.

No, you just gave her like a little look, like...

Nothing, we're just not the biggest Chris Rock fans.

Yeah.

- He's r*cist.

- [Pat]

Mm-hmm.

- You think Chris Rock is r*cist?

- Yeah.

A little bit.

I'm sorry, that's the stupidest f*cking thing.

- I've ever heard in my life.

- Please, Christopher.

I'm sorry, it's just wrong, what she said.

It's wrong.

I'm sorry, how can it be wrong?

It's her opinion.

Yeah, and her opinion is wrong.

Chris Rock's not r*cist.

He's best friends with Adam Sandler.

That is a fact.

He's also friends with Jerry Seinfeld.

Also white.

David Spade?

Ever f*cking heard of him?

- Best friend.

Now that's a fact.

- You ask us what we...

- They play basketball together.

- Okay, whatever, man.

I don't know about their f*cking basketball schedule.

You just asked us what we were talking about and we told you.

You know, it's actually...

It's r*cist to think...

- Oh my God, babe.

- Chris Rock's r*cist.

All right, it's okay.

No, I got it.

So, if we don't agree with you, we're r*cist.

- Yeah.

Yes.

- [Pat]

Thank you.

You nailed it.

You nailed it exactly.

- [Pat]

Great.

- [Chris laughing]

Stop.

- Can we just enjoy our dinner?

- I just want to reiterate, these potatoes are so good!

I'm just gonna say it again!

- These potatoes are good.

- [Hank]

Everything is.

[sighs]

Sorry.

Sorry.

Oh, did I tell you about Simon Avona?

- No, what happened to Simon?

- His father.

Car crash.

Dead.

[Kai]

Mm.

That's terrible, Mom.

Sorry to hear that.

Well, Eleanor... these biscuits... amazing!

Every year they get better and better!

- [cellphone rings]

- You did such a great job.

[Eleanor]

Same recipe as last year!

In fact, everything I made this year, I made last year, except for the pumpkin cheesecake.

That is new.

I saw it on the Barefoot Contessa.

[Alice]

Oh, we love that show.

Sometimes, I call Clark Jeffrey.

[chuckles]

- Wait, who's Jeffrey?

- It's her husband.

Jesus Christ.

[Alice]

What is it?

- What's wrong?

- [Eleanor]

What is it?

They just opened fire on a crowd protesting the Oath.

- [sighs]

Oh dear.

- Jesus Christ.

Doz... dozens dead.

I'm gonna go turn on the news for a second...

Absolutely not!

I said that in my email.

We're not watching that...

And it's my house, Mom, thank you.

Can we just finish dinner first?

You don't think this is important?

I know this is important but let's finish eating.

[Pat]

Yeah.

Plus, we don't even know what really happened.

No, we do know what happened!

I just read it.

They m*rder*d dozens of people.

I just read it.

Well, I'm reading that they att*cked - a group of counter protestors.

- Oh, Jesus Christ, I can only imagine what source you're getting that bullshit from.

I'm not gonna f*cking debate with you here, okay?

- Come on, language...

- I'm not Bill Engvall, okay?

Do I look like Bill Engvall, dad?

Let's just chill out.

Let's eat the meal...

I don't want to eat!

I don't wanna eat!

I'm sorry!

There's f*cking innocent people being gunned down in the streets.

- It's affecting my appetite.

- [Kai]

Chris...

- They're not innocent!

- Yes.

They're breaking the law!

That is what happens when you break the law!

"The law?

What, do we live in f*cking Tombstone!" These are innocent people exercising the first amendment, and they have been gunned down in the f*cking streets...

- [Hank]

Chris!

- By Brownshirts!

[indistinct clamor]

- That's a little heavy.

- [Chris]

You support n*zi's.

You f*cking support n*zi's.

That's my favorite thing about liberals.

My favorite thing, as soon as they get triggered, - they call everyone a n*zi.

- Oh, shut the f*ck up, Katie!

[Pat]

Abbie.

Dude!

Her name is Abbie!

- I don't care what your name is.

- You're a d*ck!

- Her name is Abbie!

- [Chris]

You suck, and everything you f*cking say sucks.

And guess what?

You're perfect for this f*cking assh*le!

- [Kai]

Chris, stop it.

- Oh, I'm an assh*le?

f*ck you!

You treat people who don't agree with everything you say like they're f*cking morons.

And we're not!

And guess what?

Everything isn't horrible all the time!

First of all, it is horrible all the time, and second of all, I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you're a f*cking moron, and so are f*cking you.

- [Hank]

Language.

- [Kai]

Chris!

I bet you two m*therf*ckers signed that Oath in two seconds.

- Yeah, I did!

I did!

- We did!

- I knew it would come out!

- You just asked him!

Yeah, I know!

I know!

f*ck you, Pat.

- [Pat]

f*ck you!

- f*ck you!

- f*ck you!

f*ck you!

- f*ck you!

Seriously, seriously, hold on...

- Chris, stop it!

- No politics!

Mom, Mom, this isn't political.

I just wanna say real quick, - real quick, seriously, Pat...

- Mm-hmm.

f*ck you.

And Abbie, or Katie, or whatever the f*ck your name is, and f*ck anyone who signed that Oath, because they are stupid f*cking pigs and they should be hung like pigs!

What the f*ck?

- What the f*ck?

- Not you, Alice!

- And not Mom and Dad.

- Oh, thanks!

But also, also, like a little bit, - a little bit f*ck you, Alice!

- What?

Cause why'd you sign it?

Why'd you sign that sh*t?

We have a kid too, okay?

And we care about her, and we don't want her to grow up in a country where you have to comply with every f*cking stupid thing the government does!

- We have pride!

- We do, too, assh*le.

- [Chris scoffs emphatically]

- Get off your horse, bro.

No, I like my horse!

Kai and I have strong, American, patriotic horses.

You got a little show pony, it f*cking sucks balls.

Okay, we're clean.

Y'all are f*cking dirty.

- Chris, stop it!

- You're dirty!

- You're dirty.

- Just stop it!

Just shut the f*ck up!

I signed it.

Yeah, I signed it.

I f*cking signed it.

So, how about that?

[Pat and Abbie gasp]

What the f*ck are you talking about?

What do you mean you signed it?

What?

Why'd you lie to me?

[chuckles nervously]

Can we have this conversation in the other room?

No.

No, I want to talk about it right here, right now.

Chris, trust me.

Just talk in the other room.

Alice, thank you so much, I don't need your help running my house.

I don't need your help.

Thank you, though.

Thank you!

I want to know, right now, why my wife lied to me in front of everyone.

Tell everyone.

Why'd you lie to me?

Why?

- Why I lied to you?

- Why?

- Why I lied to you?

- Why did you lie to me?

f*ck you!

Why did I lie to you?

Really?

You wanna frame the question, just like that, for me?

Why I lied to you?

I'm gonna go check on the children.

[Kai]

Why I lied to you?

We both said we weren't gonna do it.

Why did you sign?

Because, Chris, my husband's running around here acting like he's the white Nelson Mandela and if anybody's not following his lead, then they're the enemy.

Now, I love my daughter, and I will do whatever it takes to protect her.

I don't give a f*ck about signing some stupid government sh*t!

All I care about is taking care of my daughter.

So, I signed it.

Yup, that's what I did.

I signed it.

Is that a problem?

Do you hate me now?

Huh?

Do I need your permission to protect my child?

We should've talked in the other room.

Mm-hmm!

Did everyone here sign?

- Shame on all of you.

- Now, that's it!

- That's it.

That's it.

- Yeah.

That is it!

You know what, I don't wanna eat with you people, so, I'm gonna take my food and my wine, and I'm gonna go sit in my car in the driveway.

And I'm gonna listen to some news, and I'm gonna read little articles on my phone, and eat my food, and you all can sit here at the table and stuff your big fat f*cking faces and talk about the people that are being brutally ex*cuted in the street by our police state.

I'll be in the driveway!

Happy Thanksgiving, m*therf*ckers!

Christopher!

[Chris]

And save me some goddamned pie!

[door closes]

[radio news anchor]

We have Connor Bregman at the northern barrier at City Park, where we can see literally hundreds of police and national guards to what it appears to be a coup of some sort.

Connor, where are you at this hour?

What's the feeling...

That was f*cked up last night.

I hated it.

You ruined all of Thanksgiving.

Now, I know I signed it.

And I didn't tell you.

And I wish it didn't go down like that.

But I am not gonna apologize to you, after you busted me out in front of your family like that.

Okay, I only did that because you betrayed me.

Betrayed you?

Betrayed you, Chris?

Really?

You have been obsessed with this.

I have agreed with almost everything that you'd say.

I agree with almost everything.

But it is getting kinda ridiculous.

I just...

I am just numb to the sh*t.

[imitating Chris]

The "breaking news." Oh my God, oh my God, did you see what happened?

Did you see?

Did you see what happened?

These are my theories." Nobody gives a f*ck, okay?

I am more concerned with raising our daughter than what's going on out here in these streets.

This other sh*t, don't mean nothing to me.

You mean something to me.

I just don't understand how, as a black woman...

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

We are not about to be out here re-litigating all of this sh*t in the driveway.

Now, you have 24 hours before your whole family leaves.

I suggest you get your ass out of this car and get in the house and apologize to them.

- Yeah, right.

- I'm not playing.

That's so not happening, just so you know that!

I will never apologize!

- Hey, what's up, Avery?

- Hey.

Everything okay?

Yup.

[news announcer]

With the president the...

- [Kai]

I'm sorry?

Come again.

- [Peter]

Ma'am, please?

- [Kai]

No...

- [Peter]

Don't get excited.

[Kai]

...no, you don't understand...

- because this is my house...

- [Peter]

Ma'am... and I didn't say you could come in it.

- [Peter]

Ma'am, calm down.

- Want me lower my voice?

You lower your voice all the way outside!

Whoa.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me, excuse me, what's going on?

- Can I help you?

- Are you Mr.

Powell?

- [Chris]

Yes.

- Christopher Powell?

- Yeah, sorry, who are you?

- I'm, uh...

I'm Peter Yeun.

This is Mason Berko.

We're with CPU.

That's, Citizen's Protection Unit, we're a division of Homeland Security.

I...

I...

I know what CPU is.

I...

How did you get in my house?

Your brother let us in.

[Pat]

I thought they were cops.

You're cops, right?

- CPU.

- CPU.

But...

- technically, we work for...

- No, you're not cops.

But I am the owner of this home and I would like you - to leave right now.

- Hold on a second.

I'm sorry.

I thought she was the owner of this house.

We're both the owners of this home.

Mm-hmm.

He put a ring on it.

Mr.

Powell, I want us out of your hair as much as you do.

- Believe me.

- No, I don't believe you.

I want you out of my hair more than you think I want you out of my hair.

Trust that.

- Wait, who are they?

- [Pat]

Cops.

- Not cops, CPU.

- CPU.

They're not...

they're not cops!

They're not cops!

Mr.

Powell, if we could just step in the other room, we could talk for a few minutes, we could let you get back to your family, who seem lovely, by the way.

Do you think that's something we could do?

Mom, the kids are in Hardy's room, they're watching.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, can you please go in there and make sure the door stays shut, please?

Thank you.

Can we please go in another room?

No.

- Can we sit down?

- No, we can't.

I wanna know why you're here and I wanna know right now.

We received a report that you were impeding a private citizen's choice to sign the Oath.

I'm sorry, did someone, like, report me or something?

I'm sorry, we can't divulge that information.

Okay, this is ridiculous.

This...

Impeding a citizen's right to...

to... to sign the Oath?

That's not a thing.

That's nothingness.

No, it's something.

Definitely something.

No.

It's not, it's not something.

It's not something.

I just read an article yesterday in Republica about it, okay.

They're arguing it up in courts right now.

So there's...

- Do you guys have a warrant?

- Mm?

- No, we don't.

- Uh, okay, bye-bye!

- Out!

You're out!

- Sir, back up, please.

- No, get out of my house.

- Sir, you don't need to be rude.

Ru...

This is America!

I can be rude!

f*ck you!

Mr. Powell, you're right, the legality of the situation is a little fluid and it's a bit of a grey area.

However...

we received a complaint and we are obligated to investigate.

This is f*cking insane right now.

I can't even...

Let's call Sheldon.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm calling my attorney, and I'm not saying sh*t until I talk to him.

Oh, also, real quick while we're in the other room, you two guys wait outside, please.

Thank you.

We'll wait right here.

You're in big trouble.

You're in big trouble!

Can I get you gentlemen tea or coffee?

- Abbie...

- What?

No.

[both exhale deeply]

What is happening?

I don't understand how this is happening.

I don't know, but we gotta figure it out, okay?

Where is Sheldon?

Where's Sheldon?

Okay, fine.

My phone is dead 'cause I had it on all night.

Okay, okay.

Use mine.

Use mine.

Yes, okay.

Thank you.

[phone ringing out]

[voice mail]

The mailbox is full and is not accepting...

- f*ck!

The voice mail's full.

- What?

- Okay...

- Okay.

Okay.

Hey, we can work this out.

We can figure this out.

- Gotta think, gotta think.

- I'm gonna say one thing quick.

f*cking Pat did this.

Pat called this in.

Come on, you don't know that and I don't believe that.

Okay, okay, then it was for sure his girlfriend.

I'm gonna tell you something, you know I'm a feminist.

- Yeah.

- I waited in line for two hours so Roxane Gay could sign her book to you.

- Yeah.

- She was brilliant!

- Yeah.

- Abbie's a little c**t.

No!

You're not using that word in this house.

Okay, we have talked about that.

You are not allowed to use that.

You can use p*ssy, trash p*ssy - but you cannot use that word.

- Abbie's a trash p*ssy!

Okay, that's fine.

She's a trash p*ssy.

If you say so, I agree with you.

Okay - But here's the thing.

I just wanna say I told you this was gonna happen one day!

One day, I said, they're gonna come to the home, - they're gonna come to the home.

- You were right.

- And get Gestapo!

- You were right, baby.

I think...

I think we have one option and one option only.

We don't say sh*t until we talk to Sheldon.

Okay?

Only option.

Okay, that is a good option.

That is a very good choice.

- But here's another choice..

- Mm-hmm.

- Another idea.

- Okay.

- Just a random thought...

- Okay.

I think it might work.

Just answer their questions and they'll probably just leave.

How about that?

They'll probably leave.

No.

No!

I'm not being interrogated in my own home without a warrant!

First of all, you're gonna stop saying your own home okay?

'Cause this is our home that we raise our child in, okay?

Now, I just wanna figure out a way to get these m*therf*ckers up outta here as quickly as possible.

- This is not n*zi Germany!

- You are so right.

Duh, duh Chris!

Hello?

Danke schn!

- Thanks for the information!

- Okay, all right.

I got it.

But what are you gonna say?

I'm gonna teach them about something called.

- The United States Constitution!

- [Kai]

Ugh...

All right.

[Chris]

Excuse me.

Great.

Did you speak with your attorney?

I did.

And he said because you don't have a warrant...

you have no right to be here.

We don't have to answer any of your questions, and you need to leave our home right now.

Well, then, that's that.

- Right.

I understand.

- Thank you.

[Mason]

I don't.

Huh?

I don't understand why you can't just answer some questions.

Okay, well, I'll tell you.

Because, um... in America, we have this thing called the Constitution and...

I know what the Constitution is, you condescending f*cking p*ssy.

Mason, stop.

I don't want to get written up again, okay?

[Mason]

See, I know guys like you.

You've never fought for this country a day in your life.

You haven't sacrificed anything and you're disrespectful to people like me...

people who are here to protect you.

But that's done.

Boys like you will soon learn that those days are over.

Mason, stop.

- [Alice]

Leave it.

Chris.

- Peter...

don't tell me what to do.

I just think the three of us should go for a ride.

I'm not going anywhere.

[clears throat]

Say that to me again.

[Peter]

Mason.

Get out of my house.

I think you're coming with me.

- f*ck off.

- [Pat]

Oh, boy.

Get out of here.

- [Pat]

Come on, guys.

- It's okay.

It's okay.

- [Peter]

Let's go, let's go.

- [Mason]

It's okay.

- [Alice]

Chris, enough.

- I would like...

- to apologize.

- [Abbie]

See, he's a good guy.

- [all]

Oh!

- [Peter]

Mason!

[Kai]

sh*t!

[indistinct chatter]

- Let her go!

Come on!

- [Peter]

Mason!

Stand back!

- [voices fading]

- [high-pitched ringing sound]

[Pat]

Let her go, man.

Let her go!

- [Pat]

What the f*ck?

- [Peter]

Mason, stand back.

- Stay back!

- What is that, man?

Get him under control!

- [Peter]

Mason...

- [Pat]

You guys gotta go!

[Chris grunts]

I'll break it!

- This is too much, man.

- Quiet!

- You guys went too far.

- Why didn't he just sign it?

- I'll break your f*cking arm.

- Please don't!

- Listen, I'll sign it!

I'll it!

- [Mason]

You f*cking will!

I will go online!

I'll sign the online one!

Are you ready?

I'm gonna break your f*cking arm.

- [Chris screaming]

- Mason, let him go!

- [thud]

- [all scream]

- Drop it!

- [Hank]

I'm sorry, I'm sorry!

Hands up!

Hands up!

[Mason]

Pete?

Pete?

Pete?

Don't!

- [Hank grunts]

- [all clamoring]

Hands behind your back, you're under arrest.

- Why did you do that?

- [choking]

- Why did you do that?

- [Alice]

Let go of my dad!

Shut the f*ck up!

Back up!

- [Pat]

Hey, hey, hey!

- [Alice]

Let go of my dad!

- Hey!

- [Alice screams]

[Kai]

Chris!

Chris!

What the f*ck?

Oh, my God!

Chris, what are you doing?

- [Chris]

I don't know.

Jesus.

- [Mason grunts]

- [Kai]

Chris...

- Chris, what'd you do, man?

- [Kai]

What the f*ck!

- I don't know.

- What is happening?

- [Pat]

What are you doing?

[Chris]

Calm down, I don't know, I don't know.

Get away!

Get away!

Watch out!

Stand back!

Everyone stand back.

Stay back!

[Mason]

f*ck!

f*ck!

[indistinct shrieking]

[Mason]

Give me my f*cking g*n.

- [Abbie]

Oh, God, oh, God...

- [Chris]

I can do it.

- Don't do it.

- Chris, what the f*ck!

[Chris]

Okay, everyone be cool.

- Give me the g*n.

- I'm not doing that, all right.

You take another step and I'll f*cking sh**t you, okay?

You don't know me.

You think you know me, but you don't know me.

I'm a bad f*ck.

Er, I'm a bad f*ck-er.

[Kai]

Chris...

- [Mason]

You're a dumb f*ck!

- No, I'm not!

I'm smart and I have a g*n!

[Chris]

Ooh, his head's all f*cked up.

- Kai, his head's all f*cked up.

- Why is it black?

Did I do that to his head?

Or was his head like that before?

- [Kai]

You did that sh*t!

- [Hank]

Put the g*n down.

Son...

- I'm not doing that, Dad.

- Put the g*n down.

- We can talk about this, baby.

- We will.

- We will talk about it.

You...

- Chris...

Put your hands up!

Put your hands up.

Sir...

- Put 'em up!

- They're up!

Okay, they were a little low when I said it!

- [Chris breathes heavily]

Pat...

- Yeah?

[Chris]

See if he's got handcuffs or something.

- No, Pat!

No, Pat!

No...

- Okay.

[Chris]

Abbie, shut up!

[Mason]

Touch me and I'll drop you.

You drop him, and I drop you.

Give me a reason.

I wanna drop you.

- Oh sh*t, baby.

- Try me.

I want you to.

I want you to.

I f*cking want you to.

We got a ziptie.

- Do you know how to use those?

- Yeah.

[Chris]

Tie him up.

- [Pat]

Move that other hand.

- Oh, my God, oh, my God.

[Chris]

All right, all right.

Kai, it's okay, it's okay, baby.

It's okay, baby.

It's okay.

- Baby.

- [Chris]

It's okay.

Kai, it's okay.

Here's what we're gonna do.

We're going into the TV room.

[Alice]

Jesus, what's that?

[Chris]

It's a Taser.

Where did you get that?

- I ordered it online.

- You never told me that.

I know, I'm sorry.

Can we talk about it later?

If he moves, tase him.

Mom, keys.

Grab...

grab those keys, please.

All right, listen, very important, you need to take all three of the kids three doors down to the Berman's house and make sure that they stay there.

You can show them movies, feed them whatever they want, make sure they're happy and safe.

But make sure they stay in the house, okay?

Thank you.

Can I take food from this house to that house?

Yes, of course.

Anything you need.

Okay, I can make twice baked potatoes, I can make a cream of turkey.

I need bread.

- Great, bring the milk too.

- Are they allowed sugar?

Yes, they can have literally whatever they want.

Just keep them safe.

Please keep them...

- Chris, I need to talk to you...

- [Alice]

Chris, come here.

- Wait, Chris, please, I just...

- Hold on, hold on...

What should I do?

His eyes are just like...

Are they like...

Or are they like...

No, it's like...

they're like...

I think that's okay, though.

- Really?

- All right, keep an eye on him.

- Chris...

- I wanna tell...

I should've hit him, instead of the Chinese fella.

Chi...

No!

- Asian-American!

- What?

Asian-American!

You don't know where his family is from.

They could be from Korea, they could be from f*cking Laos.

[Mason laughs]

What's so funny?

It's just how much trouble you're in.

Attempted m*rder, kidnapping.

You're done.

[chuckles]

You're all...

We didn't attempt to m*rder anyone.

And guess what?

Guess what?

You're in trouble, too.

Because you came in here without a warrant...

You assaulted two government agents.

I lightly shoved you, okay.

You busted my f*cking lip with your arm, and I got witnesses!

You mean accomplices, right?

That's what these people are.

And every second they don't untie me is just years I'm gonna add to their sentences.

So, what's the plan?

What are you gonna do?

My plan is none of your business.

Oh, you don't have a plan, do you?

- [Chris]

I have a plan!

- Chris, kitchen, now!

- No, you don't.

- Gonna talk in the kitchen.

- Now!

- I do have a plan and I'm not sharing it with your f*cking ass!

- Hmm.

- [Chris]

All right, Pat, if this guy moves one muscle, just tase him.

- [Chris]

Pat!

- Yeah, yeah.

Okay.

I got it.

And then if...

I don't want that.

- [stammers]

- [Kai]

Chris!

I'm gonna hold it.

I'm gonna hold it.

[Kai]

Jesus Christ!

Jesus Christ!

Oh boy.

Oh, my God, oh, my God.

- It's bad.

It's really bad.

- Chris.

Chris, it's really bad.

- It's really bad.

- You gotta call the cops now.

I'm not calling the cops.

If I untie that f*cking guy, he's gonna f*cking k*ll me!

He's a mad man.

He has to cool down.

He is not gonna cool down any time soon, okay.

I'm gonna go check on your mom, okay, and the kids.

You need to get Sheldon on the phone and tell him exactly what's happening right now.

- Okay, all right, fine.

- [Kai]

g*dd*mn it!

f*ck!

This is stupid.

[static]

- [Sheldon]

Hello?

- Sheldon?

Sheldon!

Sheldon, do you hear me?

- [Sheldon]

Chris?

- Yes!

Yes...

- [incoming call beeps]

- She...

Hold on Sheldon.

What is it, Mom?

[Eleanor]


Can the kids watch The BFG?

Fine!

They can watch whatever they want.

I don't care!

Sheldon, are you there?

Sheldon!

[Sheldon]

Chris, I'm at the base of Mt.

Kilimanjaro.

The reception is poor.

I can hear you, brother!

I can hear you.

Okay, Sheldon, I'm gonna speak quick, okay?

'Cause I got a big problem here.

Okay, these two guys came into my house and they're from CPU, and they assaulted me, and my dad freaked out and he hit one of them with a shovel, and the other one pulled out a g*n and I thought he was gonna k*ll my dad, so I hit him with a shovel, and now, you know, I tied him up, and I'm wondering...

I'm wondering, as my attorney, what you think I should do.

[Sheldon]

Chris, I'm sorry, did you say, Tied up?

Yes, yes.

I tied up...

I ziptied him.

His hands.

[Sheldon]

Okay.

You have to let them go.

Maybe I didn't explain it the right way.

[Sheldon]

I don't know what there is to explain.

You need to let them go right now.

[Sheldon]

Chris?

Chris, we're starting our ascent.

I have to hang up.

Good luck!

[Alice]

Hey!

Chris, come here, please!

- f*ck!

- [Mason]

He needs help!

[Mason]

Help him, look at him!

- Alice, help him!

Help him!

- I'm trying to!

I'm a tax consultant, okay!

Just...

Just breathe.

Uh, should I get water?

Should we make him drink water?

Pat, you can't force someone to drink.

Okay, what is it with you and water right now?

- Leave it alone with the water.

- Hey!

He needs to go to the hospital or he's gonna die.

[groans]

- [Chris]

Whoa...

- [Alice]

God.

I don't think so.

- You f*cking idiot.

- [Chris]

Hello, sir?

Sir.

Is there blood?

Sir?

[Alice]

There's not actually a lot of blood.

- Sir, hello?

- [Peter groans]

- Oh, there he is.

There he is.

- Hi.

Great, okay.

- Hi!

- I'm here.

I'm here.

Hi!

Hi!

- [Alice]

He's fine.

He's fine.

- [Chris]

He's fine now.

He's okay.

He's okay.

[Peter sighs]

Why is Mason tied to a chair?

[Mason]

Yeah, why am I tied up?

Psst.

He has amnesia.

No...

I remember you guys fighting...

and then I went down.

But I don't understand why he's tied to a chair, and why you have his g*n.

[whispers]

Paul, ah...

Tell me your name again?

- Peter Yuen.

- [Chris]

Peter Yuen.

We have a situation here that has escalated out of control.

[exhales]

What do we know?

We know that you and...

your friend over there came into my home without a warrant...

- and assaulted me.

- [Mason]

Oh, bullshit.

Okay?

And you got hit on the head and I'm...

really sorry about that.

But when you hit the ground, he freaked out and pulled out a g*n, and started choking my dad.

And...

and...

and things happened, and now here we are.

And what I would like to do, is weigh our options.

[Peter]

Okay.

- What are our options?

- Yeah, what are our options?

Uh, I don't know.

I don't...

I don't...

I don't know.

It happened so fast.

[Mason]

Peter, call this in, tell them they att*cked us.

- [Chris]

Peter...

- [Mason]

Peter...

- I can't let...

- [Mason]

Peter...

I can't let that happen, Peter.

I understand.

- [Mason]

Peter!

- Mason, I am handling this.

Okay, Mr.

Powell, let's talk.

Thank you.

And you called me Chris, by the way.

Mr.

Powell is my dad.

Yeah, the guy who hit you over the f*cking head.

- Shut up!

Shut up.

- It was self-defense.

[Peter]

I got it, Mason.

- Chris...

- Chris.

There were mistakes made.

Yes, on both sides.

And what I'd like to do is for us to leave...

[Chris]

Hmm.

- And to regroup...

- Mm-hmm.

And contact you some other time.

Or, or, hey, or... maybe we don't come back here again.

That's definitely another option.

- I like that.

- Peter!

- You're making a mistake here!

- Mason!

Chris, we brought this to you and we want this to end quickly and peacefully.

Peter, thank you.

Thank you for being so friggin'...

- reasonable.

- And you just have this great disposition, too.

Well, I got three kids, so, it's a lot of negotiating.

- I have two kids.

- Two?

Oh yeah?

Boy?

Girl?

- Two boys.

- Two boys, oh, you get it.

- [Peter]

You?

- I got one daughter.

What do you got?

What's on your ear there?

- What?

- What is it?

- Oh, wait, there he goes.

- [Mason]

Jesus Christ.

f*ck, what is that?

What is that, water?

Hello?

That's perilymph fluid, he's concussed.

Untie me right now and I'll take him to the hospital!

- Untie me!

Right now!

- We should go to the hospital.

[Mason]

Untie me now!

I gotta take him to the hospital.

- Ice, ice, ice.

Go get some ice.

- [Abbie]

What's perilymph fluid?

Yeah, ice is really gonna help his brain injury.

Listen, listen to me.

Now, if you untie me right now, I will not b*at the f*cking sh*t out of you!

Shut the f*ck up!

[Mason]

You don't want a guy dying in your home, do you?

That's not a good look for you.

It isn't.

Your only other option is to k*ll me, and you don't wanna do that, do you?

You don't.

You can't k*ll a man.

What's up?

- He keeps passing out.

- [Kai]

Okay, what do we do?

[Chris]

I don't know, I don't know what to do.

[Kai]

Chris, we need to call a doctor.

[Chris]

Kai, we can't do that yet.

- [Alice]

How's he doing?

- He keeps... he keeps fluttering in and out of consciousness.

He's all f*cked up.

- [Alice]

Peter...

- [Chris]

Oh, sh*t!

[Alice]

Look, look!

His eyes.

His eyes.

[Chris]

There, there I saw it.

They're open, right there.

- [Alice]

Peter...

Are you okay?

- He's up!

[Chris]

Hey...

Peter.

Peter, hey!

[Peter]

Sorry, I blacked out there for a second.

[Chris]

Oh, Peter.

Peter...

you keep scaring us here.

[gasps]

Oh, sh*t!

Baby!

[all scream]

- [Peter]

Mason...

- Don't move, don't move.

How do you have a Kn*fe?

How does he have a Kn*fe?

It's called frisking, you f*cking idiot.

How do you not frisk him?

You said tie him, you didn't say frisk him!

[Peter]

Mason...

Put it down, put the Kn*fe down!

- Put the Kn*fe down!

- You put the g*n down!

- You put the Kn*fe down!

- You put the g*n down!

- Put it down, put it down.

- [Mason]

Okay.

- Okay.

- Put it down.

[Chris]

On the count of three, you're gonna put the Kn*fe down.

- Okay.

- [Chris]

Right?

[both]

One, two...

[all screaming]

[indistinct clamor]

- [Chris]

He's gonna s*ab me!

- Baby!

[Kai]

No!

Oh, my God!

[all yelling together]

f*ck!

- [taser clicks]

- [grunts]

Pat, what the f*ck!

- sh*t!

It was an accident!

- [Chris]

What the f*ck!

[Chris]

Oh sh*t!

Oh, my God.

It's going in!

It's going in!

- [Abbie]

What the f*ck!

- [Mason groans]

It's in me!

Tase him!

- [Taser clicks]

- [Chris screams]

[Abbie]

Oh, my God, oh, my God...

- [Chris]

What the f*ck, Kai!

- [Pat]

Are you okay?

- I'm fine, he barely got me!

- Not you, her!

I f*cking know!

- You idiot!

- [Pat]

I didn't mean to!

You're so dumb and I'm just realizing it now!

[sobs]

f*cking assh*le.

You could have k*lled me!

That's usually the point of stabbing someone in the chest.

Hey, man, I don't know what happened to you in your life that you ended up this way, but it's people like you who have f*cked the world up.

If it wasn't for people like me, people like you would be slaves to people like me.

You can't even take care of your own family.

Look around.

Look what happened in your own home.

You're not built for this, brother.

Untie me.

Just end it now.

End it!

I know, I know, I know, I'm a huge p*ssy and you're gonna kick my ass and send me to jail.

- f*cking mother...

- I know, shut the f*ck up!

[Mason muffled]

f*ckin' piece of sh*t!

- How you doing?

- I'm not good.

Not really good at all.

- I'm so angry right now.

- Mm-hmm.

I got tased in my own house by my brother-in-law, who would've never been able to even tase me because my husband bought a Taser - without talking to me about it.

- I know.

So I'm really angry and I don't know where to direct this anger right now, and I need you to get your m*therf*cking hands off of me.

Happy, Abbie?

- Was this all part of your plan?

- Okay, here we go.

I knew you were gonna blame this on me.

Because you did it!

- It wasn't me!

- It wasn't her!

- I gotta ask one question.

- [Abbie]

What?

Did you call this in because of what I said about the Oath during Thanksgiving dinner?

Or was it cause I forgot your name?

- It wasn't me, assh*le!

- f*cking prick.

I'm gonna say this to you now, Abbie, with peace and love, and in no disrespect to your gender, but go f*ck yourself!

- Go f*ck yourself!

- Hey man, it wasn't her!

- Don't f*cking say that to her!

- You are a f*cking pig!

Hey!

[Slaps legs]

A serious question!

- How is this helpful right now?

- Alice!

- Enough!

No more fighting!

- [Alice]

Yeah.

No, I know!

I was telling them not to fight!

- [Chris]

Yeah, Abbie!

- f*ck off!

[Mason]

Untie me, or your life is over.

Do you understand?

All right, I want you to not make any more noise.

[Mason]

Oh, come on.

Don't do that now.

No, no, no, I'm not gonna do anything.

Don't worry about it.

[Mason]

Oh, come on.

I just need you to shut the f*ck up!

- [Mason]

f*ck you, f*ck you!

- f*ck you, f*ck you!

[Mason]

I'll f*cking k*ll you!

That's why I'm not untying you because you're f*cking crazy, dude!

- [muffled shouting]

- Chris... me, you, Alice.

Talk in the other room.

Right now.

I'm gonna go talk in the other room...

- Come on!!

- I'm coming, baby.

Alice, we should go before she gets madder.

Dad, keep an eye on Peter.

His ice pack keeps sliding down.

- Pat keep an eye on him.

- What?

And I'm f*cking watching you, Abbie!

- [Pat]

Stop it, leave her alone!

- [Abbie]

Everyone hates you!

[Abbie]

Hey, everyone hates you!

Hey, I wanna just one more time say, I'm...

I'm really sorry you got tased.

I do not want to discuss that right now, okay?

We need a plan.

We need to figure out what we're gonna do cause things can't get any more worse than they already are.

No, I think they can get worse.

- [Alice]

It can get worse!

- Where is Clark?

- What?

- Where's Clark?

He's passed out.

And I don't wanna bring him out here cause then he's just someone else in the room panicking except he's sh1tting everywhere.

- Don't bring him out.

- Yo.

I don't know if this it's because of the electricity in my body - but I am f*cking freaking out!

- Kai, baby, baby, I'm freaking out, too.

I am freaking out that I live in a country where this kinda sh*t happens.

I'm gonna tell you this right now, this is not the America that I know.

Hey, man, I do not wanna hear your take on the country's politics right now!

The f*ck you think you are?

Trevor Noah or something?

- I know, I'm not Trevor Noah.

- Thanks for the live OP-ed.

Okay, now is time for practical solutions.

Okay, what are we doing?

How is this gonna end?

Okay, okay, okay, fine, what if...

I haven't thought this through yet but what if...

[sighs]

what if Pat and I took my car and drove these two guys all the way up the 16 to the forest preserve and we drop them deep, deep into the woods and we'd leave them there?

And then they don't die, they survive, cause they're smart guys but they have time to think about what they've done.

Meanwhile, Pat and I come back here and you've packed a bag, right?

And then the three of us drive down to Texas, stay with your folks for a few months.

If the cops show up, I don't know, we can go to Mexico.

If we needed to?

Maybe we'd become Mexican Nationals.

I speak a little bit of Spanish.

I will learn more.

We will teach her Spanish.

- How the f*ck is that practical?

- That is so stupid.

And that plan did not include me at all!

- Okay, okay.

- What is f*cking wrong with you?

I'm sorry!

I don't know!

Here's what I know.

I know that if we let these guys go, I...

we, Dad, Pat, we're in big f*cking trouble.

People in our family will go to jail.

And really think about that.

Well, that's just something we gonna have to consider.

We just have to!

I'm gonna tell you guys this.

And I'm a little embarrassed.

I'm really scared of Mason.

Yeah, he's f*cking nuts, okay?

- He's a psychopath.

- But keep him tied up - and deal with Peter instead.

- Right.

Mm-hmm.

- Peter seems reasonable.

- Yeah, we can talk to Peter, we'll get him to call in, explain the whole situation, and then we can finally end this whole thing without anybody getting hurt.

- Or, more hurt.

- Okay, okay.

- Just...

- Okay, okay.

- Baby, calm down.

- Ow, okay.

Okay.

You're gonna be okay.

We're gonna be okay.

- We got this.

- Okay, and another thing, just let it go with Pat and Abbie.

I'm not saying another word to them.

It's not about them.

- [Alice]

Okay.

Yeah.

- It's about us.

And this moment.

- Yes.

- And doing what's right.

Right.

And we're just gonna talk to Peter.

- I'm gonna talk to Peter.

- [Alice]

Yeah.

- We will talk to Peter.

- Okay, and we stick together.

- Yes.

- [Alice]

Okay?

- Family.

- Yes.

- Let's do this.

- Let's do this.

- Let's go.

- Okay.

- [Mason murmurs]

- [Abbie]

We can't hear you.

- [Abbie]

Stop!

- Whoa!

Hey, hey!

What is that?

What did he just say?

I don't know.

What do you mean you don't know?

She means, she doesn't know!

We can't understand what he's saying!

Stop accusing us of canoodling with him!

Colluding is the word you're looking for.

I know, I meant to say colluding!

Stop!

Stop!

Stop!

[sighs]

How you doing, Peter?

How you feeling, buddy?

- I'm okay.

- Good, good.

We need this to end.

And I'm here right now asking you...

can we make that happen?

I think we can do this.

It's gonna be rough.

But if we stay calm...

and trust each other...

- we can work it out.

- Oh, God.

Thank you.

[Peter]

It's gonna be rough.

But if we stay calm, and trust each other...

we can work it out.

He really needs to see a doctor.

- Did he say it twice?

- You are so calm.

- Yeah, you're very...

- You're very calm.

Very, very Zen.

Not Zen.

g*dd*mn it.

No offense.

Oh, none taken.

But I do think...

I do think we're gonna have to untie Mason.

[Kai]

Mm-mm.

Mm-mm.

- Mm-mm.

- Listen, listen.

Hold on.

Everyone be calm.

Is there any way...

that if I untie him, you can guarantee me...

he won't b*at me up?

Mason...

will you promise not to att*ck Mr.

Powell?

- [Mason]

f*ck you.

- Okay.

See, that makes me think he will att*ck me.

Mason!

I need you to swear on my life...

that you will not att*ck Mr. Powell.

[muffled]

Peter, I swear on your life.

Untape his mouth.

- It's okay, do it.

- Oh, Pat.

Do it fast.

[Chris]

Oh!

Owie!

Owie!

Oh, my God.

Okay.

Cut me out of this sh*t.

Do it.

It took 20 minutes to put it all on.

- [Chris]

I don't care.

Do it.

- Okay, all right, all right.

No, Pat.

No!

Oh, my God!

- This is so dumb!

- [Chris hushes]

Everyone, everyone, everyone...

Baby, this isn't what we talked about!

[Chris hushes]

It's okay, Kai, Kai.

[Alice]

This is a really bad idea.

- He swore on Peter's life.

- [Kai]

Chris!

[Alice]

Let's not untie him yet.

- [Kai]

Not a good idea.

- Holy sh*t.

Holy sh*t.

It's going to be okay.

g*n.

- Not giving him the g*n.

- There's no negotiation...

- [Kai]

Mm-mm.

- With my g*n in your hand.

Peter, I'm not giving him the g*n.

[Peter grunts]

All right, let's... think this through.

What if you gave him the g*n, but you kept the b*ll*ts?

- That's actually a good idea.

- Smart.

- I'm gonna give him the g*n.

- No, don't give him the g*n.

- [Kai]

No, you should not.

- Calm down, calm down.

All right, - You ready?

Here we go.

Pat.

[Alice]

This is not what we talked about, Chris.

- [Chris]

Calm down.

- [Kai]

Baby, don't do it!

No!

Make sure you get the one in the chamber.

- I did.

- Do you know what that means?

- Yeah, I know what it means.

- Okay.

- [Kai]

Oh, Jesus.

- [Chris]

It's okay, guys.

I got the b*ll*ts, baby, it's fine.

It's okay.

[Chris]

Now everyone just be...

- [all screaming]

- [Peter]

Oh, God.

Mason stop!

- [Chris]

Oh, sh*t!

- [Peter]

Mason, stop.

[Peter]

Oh, God.

Mason, stop!

[g*nshots]

Oh, f*ck.

Oh, f*ck.

No!

I'm just...

[screams]

It's my house, bitch!

Told you!

- Is everyone okay?

- [Abbie sighs]

[Peter]

Um...

- Um...

- Yeah.

- Oh, jeez.

- [yelps]

- [Alice chocking]

- Damn.

- [mouthing]

f*ck!

- [Kai]

Put pressure on it...

Chris, can I talk to you outside for a minute?

Christopher, I know I've...

never been as close with you as your mother has...

but I just...

You see...

I always did whatever it took...

to take care of my family...

to protect them.

And now you have to do the same thing.

You do whatever you need to do...

son.

[Pat]

Just shut up!

[grunts]

[Abbie yelps]

Again, there's not a lot of blood.

Guess I'm not much of a bleeder.

[chuckles]

How you doing, buddy?

It's weird.

Like, it doesn't hurt right now but...

if I do this...

[screams]

Oh, God!

- [Peter]

Oh, God!

- [Alice]

Okay, okay, yeah.

- [Chris hushes]

Okay.

- We have to get him to a doctor.

- [Alice]

Right away.

- We gotta go to a doctor.

[Pat]

What the f*ck are we gonna do with him?

m*therf*cker broke my f*cking nose!

Okay, fine.

Hey, Pat!

[Pat]

f*ck you.

- [Chris]

Pat, stop!

- [Pat]

f*ck you.

- [Chris]

Pat!

- Pat, he's tied up, okay.

Just stop it!

[breathes heavily]

- Ah.

- What's wrong?

What's wrong?

It's just this weird sensation.

- Okay, but where, exactly?

- [Chris]

Where?

Um, right above my knee.

Okay.

- [all scream]

- [Chris]

Oh, Jesus.

[Alice]

Oh, my God, that is so gross!

It's so gross!

I came to get some pie...

Holy f*cking sh*t!

Alice!

[Chris]

Holy sh*t!

Oh, God!

- Oh my...

- [Abbie screams]

Go, go, go, Mom, take her!

Go wash her!

Go wash her!

- Oh, f*ck!

- Chris, we gotta move.

- Like, right now.

- Okay, okay, okay.

I hope you had a nice Thanksgiving, 'cause it's gonna be your f*cking last.

Shut up.

Okay.

[Mason]

I mean, if not your last, probably your last together.

Maybe they'll keep the women together.

Yo man, that is enough, okay?

Knock it off.

It's funny, do you know who's gonna get r*ped the most in jail?

- Your dad.

- Hey, shut up!

- You shut the hell up.

- Relax, Dad.

You shut your g*dd*mn mouth!

Shut the f*ck up, you dirty m*therf*cker!

You shut the f*ck up, you f*cking c**t!

Hey!

m*therf*cker!

Don't you use that word in my house ever again!

You f*cking assh*le!

f*ck you!

[Chris]

You don't talk to my wife like that!

That's my wife.

I love her.

What the hell is going on now?

g*dd*mn it?

- [Chris]

Oh, Jesus!

- [Abbie]

f*cking sick.

[Mason]

Happy Thanksgiving!

[Kai]

This is it.

This is the moment.

No more talking.

It's over.

It's over.

I'm gonna k*ll him.

That is not what I meant.

We have to do this.

We have to do this.

Look at me.

Look at me.

- He will destroy us.

- [Kai weeps]

- If we don't do this, - [sobbing]

We have no chance at a life.

We have to do this.

- No, no, no.

- Yes, we do.

Yes, we do.

Can you stop crying and tell me what you're thinking, please?

[Kai]

I just...

I'm thinking, I never thought I would have to convince my husband not to k*ll anyone.

We have to, okay.

We have no choice.

We will go to prison.

And our little girl will be left alone - and abandoned.

- Chris...

you cannot m*rder that man!

What, are you gonna k*ll Peter, too?

And just bury them in the backyard?

Just gonna have dead bodies in my back yard?

No!

I will...

I will sh**t them here and I'll...

I'll move the bodies somewhere, I don't know!

Listen to what you just said.

Chris...

remember when you told me that we cannot let them change who we are.

Remember that bullshit?

It's that bullshit you told me?

We can do this.

We can get through this together.

We'll just release them and suffer whatever consequences we gotta suffer through.

But we can do it together.

And we'll be okay.

Okay?

We'll be...

we'll be okay.

- We'll just do it.

- I love you so much.

I love you, too.

That blood tastes nasty.

It's really nasty.

- But I still love you.

- I love you so f*cking much.

[Alice]

f*ck you!

f*ck you!

- f*cking monster!

- [Hank]

Alice!

- I don't know.

- [Alice]

You piece of sh*t!

- [Chris]

Whoa, what the f*ck?

- You stupid m*therf*cker!

- [Chris]

Alice, Alice...

- f*ck you!

You piece of sh*t!

- [Chris]

Hey.

No, no, no.

- f*ck you!

- [Chris]

What are you doing?

- f*ck you!

f*ck you!

- Jesus Christ.

- I've had it with this guy!

You can't say that sh*t!

- What happened?

What did he say?

- [Alice]

f*cking pig!

[Chris]

What did he say?

He said he's gonna go after the kids.

Did you say that about our kids?

Why would you say that about our kids?

Are you kidding me?

Look at my face!

Look at what you did to me!

If I get out of here alive, I'm coming after you and everyone you care for.

I promise.

That will be my mission in life and I'm telling you right now, so you're not confused...

when your life turns into total sh*t.

[Kai]

f*ck it.

[Pat]

Whoa, whoa.

[Eleanor]

Christopher, don't do that!

[Chris]

Everyone calm down.

- You won't do it.

- [Peter]

Chris...

Chris, put the g*n down, now.

[Eleanor]

Don't do it, Chris.

Why did you say that about the kids, man?

Because f*ck your kids.

Just do it, baby.

Do it.

Do it.

[Peter]

Chris...

put the g*n down, now.

- sh**t him, Chris.

- Just do it, baby!

k*ll him!

- [Mason]

Come on!

- You shouldn't have come here.

[Mason]

Grow some balls already!

- [Pat]

Do it.

- [Hank]

Do it, son.

- He can't do it.

Accept it.

- Mason, what are you doing?

Shut the f*ck up, Peter, you f*cking traitor!

You should not have come here, you should not have come to my house, dude.

You shouldn't have come here...

- [Kai]

Do it!

- [Peter]

Put the g*n down, now.

- [Alice]

f*cking do it.

- [Peter]

Put the g*n down now.

- [Kai]

Do it!

- Stop listening to him.

- I'm gonna do it.

- [Peter]

Mason, stop!

Come on already!

Do it!

[Screaming]

Close your eyes!

Close your f*cking eyes everyone!

[Clark]

Hey!

- Here it comes.

- Hey!

Stop!

Stop!

Turn the news on.

What the f*ck is going on in here?

- Dad, turn on the news.

- [Clark]

Who are these guys?

[Chris]

Hit guide.

- Hit guide!

- Yeah, yeah, I got it.

I got it.

[Chris]

All right, "guide".

[Jason]

Details are still trickling in, but we do have confirmation from the White House that the president has stepped down effective immediately...

We asked if there was going to be a farewell address or statement of some kind, and we were told no, not at this time.

We do know that the president and the First Lady are already currently traveling to their home in South Carolina.

As far as other specifics go, we don't have much, but we do know is that the president has stepped down, and that Vice President Hogan is now President Hogan.

Now we take you live to the White House where President Hogan addresses the country for the very first time.

My fellow Americans.

At approximately seven o'clock this evening...

the president informed me that he would be stepping down.

Effective immediately.

Now, he assured me that he would be addressing the nation in the coming days and I will let him discuss the reasons why for his departure.

But I assure you this...

as your acting president...

I will do everything I can to restore peace and calm to our nation.

Now, the former president and I...

agreed on many things in the past...

but over the last few months we began to diverge on issues that I felt fundamental to the health of our republic.

With that being said...

reserves and all National Guard will be withdrawing from all major cities as soon as possible.

I'm also suspending temporarily...

registration of the Patriot's Oath and all operations and investigations currently undertaken by the CPU.

Now is not the time for division...

we must come together.

So, I thank you...

and God bless you...

and God bless the United States of America.

[Jason]

A stunning development.

Certainly one that we knew was possible, but didn't see coming at this moment.

We are gonna be bringing in Keith Baiers on this historic night, and we're gonna hear from Glenn Baker and Amy Moses.

But right now we are going to go live to our very own Paul Bakeman, who is at the White House...

- [Kai]

Baby, what...

- [all screaming]

[Pat sighs]

How you feeling, Peter?

Hard to say.

'Cause I'm definitely in shock at the moment.

But...

- I actually don't feel a...

- [Chris]

Oh, easy on the bumps.

Tremendous amount of pain, no.

You got a good attitude, man.

[Chris]

Pat, you gotta watch those speed bumps, dude.

I mean, what do you want me to do?

Just, just...

Mason.

[exhales]

Mason, I'm gonna talk for a second.

And I don't need you to say anything, but I need you to hear me, okay?

I would give everything I have...

to erase what happened today...

but I can't.

And you and I, Mason...

we have different I...

different ideas of how this country should work.

Pat, you gotta watch the speed bumps.

I don't know what that means, Chris.

Like, watch them, how?

Just don't take them so fast, please.

I'm not taking them fast, I'm under five.

Can you pull around?

No, they take up the entire width of the road!

Mason...

I think we can go our separate ways...

and go back to our lives and never run into each other again.

What do you think about that, Mason?

Mason, can we do that?

Do I have to worry about this f*cking maniac coming after me and my family for the rest of my life?

I don't think so.

We shouldn't have been at your house in the first place.

- Yeah.

- [Peter]

He was suspended.

- What?

- [Peter]

A few months back, he hit a suspect so hard, he busted his ear drum.

He's got anger issues.

That's why he was thrown off the police force.

And fired from Steamfield Mall security.

Wait, Mason...

are you a f*cking mall security guard?

I thought he was like special forces.

I thought he was one of the guys that k*lled Bin Laden.

He's f*cking Paul Blart?

You need help.

Mason.

Get help.

Go see doctors!

f*ckin' Jesus Christ.

Peter, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry you got...

hit and I'm sorry you got sh*t.

And you know what, I'm sorry for everything.

[Peter]

I'll be okay.

Everyone will be okay.

I'm so cold.

Oh, I got the A/C on, sorry.

[Chris]

Pat turn it off, please?

[Chris]

Unlock the door.

[talking indistinctly]

Careful, careful, careful.

Pat, help him up.

[Chris]

Careful, careful.

Easy, easy, easy.

[Peter grunts]

- You good?

- [grunts]

[police siren blaring]

All right.

Can you put it back in?

Yeah...

[Mason]

Thank you.

You have a lovely family.

[Chris]

Thank you.

All right, let's go.

Do you wanna know who it was?

Nah.

[man speaking over radio]

[Peter grunts]
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