Dicks: The Musical (2023)

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Dicks: The Musical (2023)

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(SOMBER CHORAL MUSIC PLAYING)

MALE NARRATOR: New York City.

Population: 100.

A land full of CEOs,

VIPs and STIs.

And with that many people,

there's bound to be

a few great stories.

Like this one.

Our story begins

like all great stories,

with two straight men.

MAN: Oh, f*ck, I am good.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. (GRUNTS)

MALE NARRATOR:

This is Craig Tiddle.

(MAN WHOOPING WILDLY)

(MOANING)

MALE NARRATOR:

And this is Trevor Brock.

They're twins.

Identical twins.

f*ck you! They are.

And how do I know all of this?

Because I'm God.

That's right. God.

He/him. The greatest

storyteller of all time.

Check the sales of my book.

Number-one bestseller

in the world.

They're highly successful

alpha males.

Virile. Strong.

And oh-so-very manly.

(SQUEAKING)

f*ck yeah.

GOD: Wow, those twins

really have it all.

-(SLURPING)

-(SNORTING)

(SLURPING)

Oh! Good morning!

GOD: Or do they?

Craig and Trevor

don't know they're twins.

They were separated at birth

and have never met.

But that all changes today.

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

(SHATTERS)

Oh, Craig, I think

you dropped your mug.

Keep it, old lady.

I got a lot of mugs.

I got a lot of everything.

Wow, your life seems perfect.

Trust me, my smelly friend,

it is.

I got a mansion

in the Hamptons

I got a bungalow upstate

I got a penthouse

just for f*cking

And another

where I masturbate

Pow

The money just keeps

rolling in

The good times never stop

There's never been

a man like me

And I'll always be on top

Package for Trevor Brock.

f*ck this tiny thing.

I already got the biggest

package in town.

My cock is f*cking massive

It always leaves

the ladies sore

Seven inches long

Curves to the left

Then it goes

ten inches more

-Ooh!

-I got girls and cash

Cars and booze

I'm the cream

of the f*cking crop

There's never been

a man like me

And I'll always be on top

(MUSIC CONTINUES)

Thanks, doll.

Mm-mm.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Oop.

You have a good day.

Huh?

Whoa.

(WHISTLES)

(MOANING)

-You're welcome.

-You're welcome.

-BOTH: I'm the best

- (ALL CHEER)

So f*cking blessed

Sexy, smart

It's just not fair

I slay p*ssy everywhere

I get what I want

And what I got I flaunt

And though some people

find it strange

(SHOES SQUEAKING)

No one's gonna

make me change

-(ELECTRICAL CRACKLING)

-(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

BOTH: Oh, my God.

Sorry, you just... (CHUCKLES)

You really look like me.

I think you mean

that you look like me.

-Craig Tiddle.

-Trevor Brock.

-Whoa.

-Whoa. (CHUCKLES)

I think I got some lube

on you.

Hey, no worries.

I'll save that for later.

Say, where do you work?

GVPI. It's my first day at the

new corporate headquarters.

Hot damn! Me, too.

You must be from

the downtown office?

That I am. Take it you're

from the uptown branch?

-My reputation precedes me.

-Nope. Never heard of you.

Actually, I'm the one who's

never heard of you, so...

Well, you should've

heard of me,

because I'm

the number-one salesman

this company's got.

Hate to break it to you,

buddy,

but last time I checked,

I was number one.

Craig Tiddle's always on top.

You might be on top of

a sex offenders registry,

but I've always been

the best salesman.

f*ck you, pal.

I've had a record month.

While you were in bed

milking your morning wood,

I've been pounding

the pavement making sales.

If you think

I can't make sales

and jerk off at the same time,

you got another thing

coming because...

I always get

the things I want

There's no way I can flop

There's never been

a man like me

And I'll always be

I'll always be

I'll always be on top

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

(JINGLE PLAYS)

Global Vroomba Parts

No, we don't sell Vroombas

Just the parts

Like the gears

And the wheels

and those teeny tiny brushes

Listen to me,

you piece of sh*t.

The sooner you make me money,

the sooner you can afford

health insurance.

-Health care is a luxury.

-(GRUNTING)

(CRASHING)

This is... gorgeous.

Beautiful. A beautiful space.

Craig Tiddle,

Trevor Brock.

My two top salesmen.

Oh, um, actually,

I'm Trevor.

Yeah, and I'm Craig.

Oh, okay, well...

You two m*therf*ckers look

like y'all could be twins.

-Mm, I don't see it.

-CRAIG: I think we actually

-look very dissimilar.

-Yeah.

I guess it's just, uh, uh,

some sh*t that I

really don't care about.

I'm your new boss,

Gloria Masters.

Wow, a-a lady boss.

I guess it really is

the year that it is.

-I'm crazy about that.

-Yes, the year of the p*ssy.

Exactly. So, boss,

we were wondering,

which one of us

is top salesman

and which one is

a dumb little baby?

Well, I'm glad you asked.

As you can see right here,

I have installed a leaderboard

that tracks y'all's sales.

-Plug 'er in, fellas.

-(BEEPING)

(VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS)

(EMPLOYEES GASPING)

-Yes! Yes!

-Oh, no.

Trevor Brock, my prize pig.

But the rest

of you m*therf*ckers?

Get to work.

Hey, tough titty, Tiddle.

Hey, but chin up, maybe you

could be my assistant.

(WHISPERING) All my assistants

suck my d*ck.

-(GASPS)

-(LAUGHTER)

(VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS)

What in God's green hell?

(BANGS TABLE) Mark me down

for 2,000 wheels, 2,000 gears

and 3,000 of those

teeny tiny brushes.

That's a big sale.

Let this be a lesson to you.

Use people, like pawns

on a checkerboard.

(VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS)

(LAUGHTER)

-Son of a f*cking bitch.

-(GASPING)

That's right.

Back where I belong.

CRAIG: For now.

I'll admit, you're good.

It's gonna be fun

to crush you.

Right back at you.

-May the best man...

-Win.

Win. I was gonna say that.

Craig Tiddle's

f*cking awesome

Trevor Brock

is off the charts

They talk a lot

about their dicks

And they sell

f*cking Vroomba parts

You won't ever

take me down

I'll work until I drop

There's never been

a man like me

And I'll always be on top

15,000 gears

-Money, money, money

-Craig Tiddle

-Money, money, money

-Number one

20,000 wheels

-Money, money, money

-Trevor Brock

-Money, money, money

-Is getting it done

30,000 gears

Craig Tiddle

You're the best

40,000 wheels

Trevor Brock

Sign my chest

I love f*cking money!

Who's it gonna be?

Who's it gonna be?

Who's it gonna be?

Who's it gonna be?

Who's it gonna be?

(VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS)

BOTH:

100,000 teeny tiny brushes!

Look around

It's plain to see

There's never been

a man like me

'Cause I'm the f*cking

Top...

(PANTING)

-(HORNS HONKING)

-(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Whew.

Still at it, shrimp?

Work hard, stay hard.

Never been tied

for first before.

I'm used to being

the total top.

Oh, yeah, I'm gunning

for your ass, little boy.

-(SCOFFS)

-That's why I'm here late.

-Grinding.

-Same.

Definitely not because

I have nowhere to go

and no one to see.

Oh, I got a vast network

of meaningful relationships,

for sure,

but no time for those now.

I got to put in the hours so I

can stay ahead of you, Craig.

-Trevor.

-Huh?

You just called me Craig.

You're Craig. I'm Trevor.

(LAUGHING) God,

you're such an idiot, Trevor.

No, I'm Craig.

-You're Trevor, Trevor.

-Damn it, we look alike.

We do not. You have

long hair like a girl.

You have short hair

like a lesbian girl.

This haircut is

classic Trevor.

f*ck. Classic Cr...

f*ck you!

No, f*ck you.

-You don't get me.

-You don't get me, either.

No one does.

(MELANCHOLY MUSIC PLAYING)

I'm in this struggle

all alone

I don't know what to do

I wish there was

someone who knew

What I am going through

This feeling

that I'm feeling

It feels so very bad

It's almost like

my life's a lie

And actually I'm sad

No one understands

what I've been through

No one knows

what it's like to be

A man

with my specific life

Saying these

specific words

The only one

who understands

Is me

Say, is this your family?

(LAUGHS) What? No. But I

definitely have a real family.

And they're rich and smart

and kind and real.

Oh, me, too. I got a birth

mommy and a birth daddy,

same as everybody else.

Growing up with just a mom

It left a gaping hole

My single dad

He did his best

But life

She took her toll

With Pops

I could have fished for fish

My fastball we'd perfect

With Mom

I could have learned to bake

Or show women respect

No one understands

what I've been through

No one knows

what it's like to be

A man

with my specific life

Saying these

specific words

The only one

who understands

Is me

If you think

I've had it easy

Then you're wrong

The road's been

f*cking hard

-And f*cking long

-(CRASHING)

Everything I ever got

I got all on my own

I rose up from the ashes

Of my single-parent home

'Cause I've always

been a fighter

Since the day

that I was born

On January 3rd, 1986

-At 5:08 a.m.

-At 5:07 a.m.

Wait, what the f*ck, dude?

Yeah, there are a lot of

similarities happening here.

-What is that?

-This?

Oh, the only thing I have

from the dad

I never knew is...

BOTH: Half of a locket.

This is the only thing

I have from my mom.

I've never understood mine.

It just says "our bo."

I think it must be

an ancient Indigenous saying.

Mine only says "toys."

Huh. But what if...?

(BOTH GASPING)

BOTH: "Our two boys."

Oh, my God. Does this mean...

Hold on, sorry,

you thought that said "toys"?

Yeah, T-W-O-Y-S, toys.

No, there's not a "W" in toys.

Damn it all to f*ck, Craig!

Who cares about

letters right now?

You only have a dad.

I only have a mom.

We were born on the same day,

almost down to the minute.

We must be brothers.

Not just brothers, Trevor.

Twins.

BOTH: Wow, we're twins.

We're f*cking identical twins.

No one understands

what I've been through

No one knows

what it's like to be

A man who thought

he was alone

But then found out

he had a twin

Who works at

the same f*cking job

What a big coincidence

The only one

who understands

Is we

Is we

Is we

(QUIET CHATTER)

Gears. Wheels.

Teeny tiny brush... Wow.

L, M, N, O...

P.

-Hey.

-Hey.

This is crazy, right?

-Totally crazy. I mean...

-(GLASS SHATTERS)

What are the odds of working

with your long-lost twin?

I don't know, one in four,

three in four?

-It's crazy.

-Crazy.

But wait.

I can't believe

Mom and Dad split us up.

Like, is that abuse?

Did they abuse us?

We definitely

experienced abuse-ment.

-Oh, my God.

-I mean, don't get me wrong.

My life is awesome.

No, no, no, no,

m-m-mine is awesome, too.

-I have an amazing job.

-Amazing job.

I'm always dating

some big-tit lady.

Stunning big-tit ladies.

I always get

the things I want.

Except for a real family.

Single-parent homes

are not real families.

That's true.

BOTH: Hmm.

What do we do?

You know, if Mom and Dad

got married again,

then we'd have a real family.

What if...

What if we tricked them

into getting back together?

Keep talking

until I understand.

We trick Mom and Dad

into thinking

they need to get

married again.

Oh, my God, yes.

I'll go talk to Dad now

and trick him

into getting back together

with Mom.

Well, uh, no offense,

-but you'd probably

f*ck it up.

-Oh.

I should be the one

to trick Dad.

But you've never met him.

Baby, I'm the number-one

salesman.

I could trick anybody.

Okay, hold up,

I'm the number-one salesman.

If anybody's gonna

trick a parent

they've never met,

it's gonna be me.

While you're tricking Dad,

I'll trick Mom.

And I'll do it better.

All right, then.

It's settled.

We're switching places to

trick the parent we never knew

into getting married again.

-Fine. Fine.

-Fine.

Which means

we're going to need...

BOTH: Disguises!

Wow, you look so good, King.

You, too, King.

I mean, obviously, I would've

preferred a lace front,

but sometimes a shake and go

can get the job done.

-Right.

-So, what's Mom like?

At the very least,

I hope she fulfills

every single expectation

I have of her.

-That's reasonable.

-Just, like, an awesome,

conventional, elegant mommy.

God, if she's, like,

a kooky old eccentric lady,

I don't know

what the f*ck I'll do.

Yeah, um, let's, uh, let's

change the subject entirely.

-Huh?

-Tell me about Dad.

Oh, our dad?

-Yeah, our dad.

-Um...

Is he a big, strong

macho guy like me?

I hope he's a big macho guy

like me!

Yeah, listen, I would

obviously love to talk

about that, but look,

oh, God, it's Mom's house.

So I got to go right now.

-Oh, God!

-(HORNS HONKING)

-(THUDDING, CRASHING)

-Okay, bye-bye.

Drive, you piece of sh*t!

(SIGHS) Okay, Craig,

you got this.

sh*t! f*ck! Damn! No!

You're Trevor now,

all right?

And Trevor is gonna knock

on the door.

(INHALES DEEPLY)

(MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING)

Hello?

Mom?

-(WHIRRING)

-Why, Trevor,

what a nice surprise.

Mom!

That's right, it's me.

-Good old Mom.

-Right.

And I'm... Trevor.

-Yes, you are.

-So...

Mom, you're

in a wheelchair now?

Well, Trevor, I've been in

this wheelchair since January.

Yes, and I haven't been here

since then, so...

January of 1979.

Cool, so I do know this.

Darling, what's the matter?

You're not acting yourself.

And what's with that hair?

I don't remember it being

this fake and shitty looking.

It's a wig. Dah!

I mean, um,

I'm growing it out for a wig.

Yeah, Locks for Love.

-Oh.

-I'm gonna give some bald,

barren women a second chance.

Well, I was just about

to have some tea.

Won't you join me?

Mom, it's really good

to see you.

Really actually good.

Well, it is really good

to see you, too, dear,

always, my darling boy.

My only darling boy.

The only boy I ever had.

-Sure, yeah.

-Yes.

The only boy that ever came

rocketing out of my vag*na.

Okay.

I would've probably

had another one

just like you, but I didn't.

-The more you...

-I had a vasectomy.

One second

after you was born,

-Wow.

-I had a vasectomy.

They snipped it. (HUMMING)

So, Mom...

It's been a minute,

what have you been up to?

(LAUGHING)

Oh, my gosh, Trevor!

Well, you know me.

I do.

And all the things

I get up to.

Any specifics about it,

though, would be appreciated.

Tell me it

as if I didn't know,

-even though of course I do.

-Ah, this morning,

Patricia and I watched a film

from the Criterion Collection.

-You know Patricia, of course.

-If you say so.

-(CHUCKLING)

-Mom, you seem so cultured.

Well, I'm glad you're

finally recognizing that.

Yeah, me, too, it's time

that someone fina...

Uh, that's sand.

Oh, my God.

I switched the tea

and the sand again.

-Again?

-(LAUGHING)

I'm going fast.

I make my own sand, you know.

-Do you?

-Yes, I do.

Out of what?

Out of sand.

-(LAUGHING)

-Here you go, darling.

-Thank you.

-Oh, my gosh,

wait a minute, not so fast.

That'll be your reward.

Before you go,

I need you to grab

something down for me, please?

-Yeah, f*cking sure. Um...

-Yes, yes.

It's that one right there.

-This one?

-Nope, that one.

-So this one?

-No, that one.

-Okay, then this one?

-No, darling, that one.

-Here?

-Darling?

Let's calm down, look at me.

-Do you see my finger?

-I do.

-This is called pointing.

-Yeah.

If you draw

a little dotted line

from the tip of my finger

and you go poop, boop, boop.

Yeah, boop, boop, boop,

boop, boop right to here.

-This is the one?

-No!

-Here?

-Let me, okay, let me...

I need to calm down.

Could you describe it?

Darling, I'm not

going to spoil you.

How about a single adjective

of-of any of these?

Not over there.

Look, this is like this.

-Here again.

-Not that one.

-Is it this one?

-Yeah!

Oh, m*therf*cker. g*dd*mn it.

I could think of words

you could've used.

Ooh, well,

that was quite an ordeal.

-Yeah, I'll say.

-Oh, my God.

No, no, no, no, please.

That's Jerome.

He's easily aroused.

Don't get him

anywhere near me.

You have sex with this?

Darling, of course.

Look at him,

how could I possibly resist?

-He? It's a he?

-He's a they.

Oh, God, well, I--

Now that I know that you

f*ck this little gay boot,

I'd love to put it somewhere.

I think you should put him

right down there

next to Patricia,

she can handle it.

This is Patricia,

who you saw the movie with?

Darling, of course.

You know Patricia.

And I would ask you

to unhand her!

Okay, Mommy, you know what?

I think maybe you need to get

out of the house a little bit.

Darling,

why would I leave the house?

I have everything

I need right here.

Yeah, sure.

I lead a charmed life, Trevor.

Don't you understand?

(GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING)

My life's been quite

the wild ride

Intrigue, thrills

Romance

I may have reached

my twilight years

But it's all still

song and dance

Seasons come

And seasons go

My years keep flying by

And now I sit here

in my house

until the day I die

Trevor,

I'm an independent woman.

I do what I want when I want

with whom I want.

-I am very confused.

-I'm afraid

you simply don't understand

what a gas it is

when you get to be my age.

I'm 93

No, 94

That can't be right. (GRUNTS)

Just wait, there's more

My back is broke

My tits, they sag

I have to pee into a bag

I have three toes

My eyes are coins

A mouse named Pip

lives in my loins

I smell like milk

Well, more like cheese

My nipples wink

I never sneeze

I cannot remember

the year I was born

I sculpt all my friends

out of clay

I've seen every movie

And most of them thrice

For breakfast

I only eat hay

Well, this has been fun,

but I got to be

anywhere but here.

(CRIES OUT)

I keep all my ice cubes

inside of my purse

I have a whole room

full of geese

I only read backwards

I never use spoons

My mother is also my niece

My organs are cotton

I cry melted butter

I have no reflection

I bathe in asbestos

The world is a riddle

I might be the devil

My p*ssy fell off

once in Greece, hey!

Who saw that coming?

-I did.

-(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Craig.

My favorite son.

My only son.

-What a surprise.

-Yeah.

I thought I'd swing by.

-Oh.

-(SIGHS)

-A hug.

-(INHALES)

-Well, this is new.

-(CHUCKLES)

Uh...

Don't forget to let go.

Otherwise,

we're just wrasslin'.

(BOTH LAUGH)

Wow.

Swanky digs, Dad.

-Oh, hush.

-No, I mean it.

This place is so nice

and clean and chic and...

God, I wish I'd grown up here.

What are talking about, Craig?

You did grow up here.

And I wish

I could grow up here again.

-Shame how time works.

-Yeah.

It really sucks.

Care for a mimosa?

Oh. (CHUCKLES)

Don't judge,

but I've already had one...

pitcher.

-(BOTH LAUGH)

-Come on.

Just kidding.

But I do drink every morning.

-Sure.

-Cheers.

Mmm.

Craig, I'm glad

you're here actually.

Same, Dad.

What do you want to do first?

Play catch in the yard?

Not talk about our feelings?

Funny you should mention

feelings.

-(GULPING)

-Uh...

(SIGHS)

Wow.

Okay.

I've been meaning

to tell you for some time.

There's no easy way

to say this, but...

-But...

-But what?

(SIGHS)

I'm gay.

(GASPS, HESITATES)

Wait, wait, uh,

this is something that I,

Craig, didn't know about

until just now?

That's correct.

Um, okay, great,

then I can freely say,

what the f*ck, Dad,

you're gay?

Well, I was hoping

for a little more enthusiasm,

but yes, Craig, I'm gay.

q*eer as a three-dollar bill

and just as thin.

-Well, let's not go c--

-Shh. Daddy's talking.

-Mm-hmm.

-Honestly,

the signs have been there

for ages.

I'm only now realizing it.

I am and have always been

a normal h*m* man

who does all the normal things

normal h*m* men do.

-Like what?

-Well, I'll tell you.

I wake up, drink my coffee

Have brunch around 11:00

Walk my bichon frise

Then nap till

half past 7:00

A night out

at the symphony

Such elegance, what poise

Or maybe

I'll just stay at home

With my two Sewer Boys

What?

The answer

is perfectly clear

It's a gay old life

being q*eer

I'm so sorry,

did you say "Sewer Boys"?

Oh, come on, Craig.

You know my Sewer Boys.

(RASPY GROWLING)

No!

No! No!

No! No! No!

HARRIS: Christ on a crutch,

Craig.

Are you all right?

You sounded like Maria Callas

on a rough matinee.

What the f*ck are

those things?

My Sewer Boys.

Pale little inbred creatures,

live underground.

Only communicate

in clicks and whistles.

(CLICKING AND WHISTLING)

I-I'm very confused.

You do seem a bit off, dear.

And what's with your hair?

I don't remember it being

this fake or shitty looking.

Oh, God, who cares

about wigs right now?

Those things are disgusting.

They're not disgusting,

they're gay culture.

Gay culture?

Well, they don't seem gay.

They seem dangerous.

Well, I appreciate

your concern, but...

There's nothing dangerous

about vacationing in Spain

That is

until you've thrown

Half of your savings

down the drain

But money should be spent

on things

Both lovely and refined

The Sewer Boys

drink blood for fun

And also read my mind

Don't get in a tizzy

My dear

It's a gay old life

Being q*eer

What do you mean,

they read your mind?

-(RASPY GROWLING)

-Uh-oh, someone's hungry.

-(GROANS)

-(HARRIS LAUGHING)

Oh, God.

(POPPING)

Ah.

They'll do anything

for a little deli meat.

TREVOR: No, I hate this.

What are you doing?

(BOTH GRUNTING EXCITEDLY)

-Oh.

-All right,

it's your turn.

Oh, there's got to be

a different way to feed them.

No!

All right, all right.

Hey, let's brainstorm

some ideas together, Papa.

Maybe a bowl.

Have you thought about

a f*cking bowl?

Nope, this is how

we've always done it.

Dinnertime with my Sewer Boys,

Backpack and Whisper.

Those are their names?

Watch your talons.

-(BELCHES)

-Talons.

-Want some ham?

-No, I don't want any ham!

I feel like I'm in

a f*cking nightmare!

Oh, I understand, son.

Coming out can be

just as hard on the family.

But it's a journey

we'll go on together.

I'm not talking about

coming out.

I'm talking about

the f*cking monsters.

(BOTH SCREECHING)

Oh, shh! Don't say that

in front of them.

You'll hurt their feelings.

Their feelings? They feel?

What are they?

Explain them to me!

(SIGHS)

Well, it's a long story.

Very well.

Oh, yeah. Get a hat.

Many decades ago

I was down in the sewer

-Why?

-Shh, Daddy's singing.

Rowing my boat through

the slime and manure

How did you get a boat

into the sewer?

You want to hear the story

or not?

Collecting adventures

and treasures galore

But I couldn't guess

what fate had in store

I rounded a bend

and what did I see?

Two creatures so bloody

So foul, so carefree

They were taking a bath

in the corpse of a swine

And that's when I knew

They had to be mine

I tried to entice them

But they were too quick

Tried to rip out

my trachea

-Bite off my d*ck

-(GASPS)

With a club

I subdued them

And made to depart

And I stole

the two creatures

Who'd stolen my heart

(WHISPERS) Jesus.

(BOTH GROWLING)

My boy

There's no reason to jeer

It's a gay old life

Being

q*eer...

I bathe in bleach

There's skiing up in Aspen

-I play the horn

-And sailing of West Palm

One time I d*ed

The snow is fine as powder

-I suck on corn

-The waves are always calm

-I poison fruit

-But no matter where I am

-I kissed a chair

-There is no way

I can resist

the urge to climb

-I juggle for exercise

-Below the streets

-Never use alphabet

-And smell

-And a tornado's my friend

-That stinky mist

BOTH:

The answer is

Perfectly clear

It's a gay old life

HARRIS:

Being q*eer

I have no p*ssy

(MUSIC ENDS)

GOD: Those foolish boys.

What, oh, what will they do?

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Craig Tiddle's phone,

Craig Tiddle speaking. Ah!

Why didn't you tell me

Dad was a gay man

obsessed with Sewer Boys?

Because I was ashamed.

You don't know what it's like

to feed Boar's Head ham

to those slimy little demons

your whole life.

Why didn't you tell me

Mom's p*ssy fell off?

(GROANS) You weren't there.

It was really disturbing.

Well, I'm sure it was,

but not knowing really--

No, Craig. It was awful.

It crawled away like

a f*cking cockroach.

Mom was screaming at me,

"k*ll it! k*ll it!"

I raised my flip-flop

to deal the death blow,

and it stared me

straight in the eyes.

It had eyes now.

"Dream of this,"

the p*ssy said to me.

"Dream of this every night."

And I do, Craig.

I do.

Well, our parents

are f*cking freaks,

and there's nothing

we can do about it.

What do you mean?

I mean that I thought our plan

was going to be easy,

and it was not.

But I still want to be

brothers, no h*m*.

Want to be brothers,

no h*m*, too.

Well, then we have to do this.

But our parents

are completely incompatible.

Mom has no p*ssy.

Dad is a gay.

I want this to work, okay?

But it just feels...

impossible.

Anything's possible

if you force it to be.

-But--

-Shh.

(GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING)

When I was

picking colleges

My sights were set

on Brown

But my scores

were all so miserable

That they just

turned me down

So I went

and saw the chancellor

To make him think again

And when he still refused

I roofied him

And then he let me in

You can't give up

When people tell you no

You can't give up

If you want it, make it so

Life's a game of poker

And I only play to win

So if someone says

don't do a thing

Just do that thing again

Last year I found a condo

So high up in the sky

But the grandmother

who lived there

She wouldn't let me buy

So I framed her ass

for larceny

And now she rots in jail

Then I roofied a whole bar

And we all k*lled

-A humpback whale

- (PEOPLE LAUGHING)

You can't give up

When people tell you no

You can't give up

If you want it, make it so

Life's a game of Boggle

And I only play to win

So if someone says

don't do a thing

-Just do that thing

-And do that thing

Again

The losers are

all thinking

There's some secret

to success

And they also think

that "no" means "no"

But really

"No" means "yes"

"No" means "yes"

You can't give up

When people tell you no

You can't give up

If you want it, make it so

Life's a f*cking hand job

And I only play to win

So stroke my f*cking cock

Until I blast

all on your chin

Then take that cum

and lube me up

Until I come again

And if someone says

don't do a thing

Just do that thing

and do that thing

And do that thing

And do that thing...

Again

Do that thing again

(MUSIC ENDS)

Ah. Should I open

another bottle?

I know it's our second,

but we're not Baptists.

-(RATTLING)

-(SEWER BOYS GROWLING)

Are you sure

that thing's secure?

HARRIS: Hardly.

They've gotten out

so many times,

animal control

made me tag them.

Have you ever thought about

putting them down?

Good grief, I'd sooner

put down my wine.

Though I admit,

they're a handful.

I haven't had a vacation

in years,

and you know how

I love jet lag.

Let's talk about

what I want to talk about.

Like Mom, for example.

If she's real or whatever.

How did you two meet?

Oh! It's a funny story.

We met in a graveyard.

I was trying to find a kidney.

They sell like hotcakes

on the black market.

-You were graverobbing.

-Why, Trevor,

you know that was my job

before the w*r.

And after. (GASPS) Yahtzee.

We're doing a puzzle.

(GASPS) Puzzle.

(SIGHS)

There was your mother,

up to her neck

in freshly-tilled dirt.

When I called out to her,

she pulled a g*n on me.

Thought I was a cop.

Graverobbing was illegal

in those days.

It's still illegal.

Well, don't tell the police

or they'll make me return

half my wardrobe. (LAUGHS)

All this talk about Dad.

What is it, Father's Day?

You know, the more

you yammer on about Dad,

it makes me think

you miss him.

Like you want to

see him again.

-See your mother?

-Why not?

You said so yourself, you're

f*cking monster children...

Sewer Boys! Sewer Boys!

Whatever!

Your Sewer Boys take up

so much of your time.

When's the last time

you went out

and had a little fun?

A little daddy time?

The last time I went out...

I know the Nazis

were still a thing.

God, whatever happened

to them?

See, this is what I mean.

You should leave the house

now and then.

Hit the town,

look at a current globe,

see Dad.

I don't know about

seeing your mother,

but... you're right.

A little company

could be nice.

Well, how about

you and me go to dinner?

Tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m.?

Tomorrow night?

Let's just have drinks

here instead, eh?

Or, or...

we could go somewhere better.

The kind of place where

you could fall in love again.

A place like

La Chateaux.

The most romantic restaurant

in all of New York?

Odd place to go with your son.

Well, I already

made a reservation,

so enjoy your empty evening

full of nothing

but the silence

of your own thoughts.

And I loved that idea you had

about dinner at La Chateaux.

Wait a minute,

wasn't that your idea?

Yup, that's right, a dinner

that's definitely your idea,

and definitely with me.

Bye, Mommy.

Well, we'll see.

I mean, uh, it was lovely

of you to come over, though.

-I hope you'll come back...

-(DOOR SLAMS)

soon.

Come back soon.

(DOOR SLAMS)

(SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING)

The phone, it never rings

The door, it never knocks

I sit here

with my bric-a-brac

Oh, my tchotchkes

And my clocks

I don't think

it's a problem

That I hate to go outside

Though I worry

It'll take them weeks

To find my body

Once I've d*ed

I'm lonely

I'm lonely, I'm lonely

I'm lonely, I'm lonely

I'm lonely

So lonely

So f*cking lonely

all the time

I am a person

Who's lonely

My Sewer Boys

They bring me joy

They have

throughout the years

But I admit

They've scared away

My wife, my son

My peers

Could it be

I've hid behind

My sweet, delightful pets?

(BOTH GROWLING SADLY)

That they've mired me

In crippling debt

And been the cause

of my death threats

(BOTH WHIMPERING)

I'm lonely

I'm lonely, I'm lonely

I'm lonely

So lonely

So lonely and so all alone

I am a person

Was it wrong to throw away

The marriage that I had?

Was it wrong?

To split my children up

Is there a chance

that was bad?

That was bad

BOTH:

Am I wrong to live my life

The way I do now?

(BOTH GRUNTING)

-Should I try to change?

-Yes

-Some way

-Please

Somehow

Change

I have so much to share

Change

Does anybody care?

Please, God

If you're listening

Just trust me

I'm Christian now

Answer my

m*therf*cking prayer

(SNIFFS) Oh, not now. Not now.

(MUSIC CRESCENDOS)

I'm lonely

I'm so lonely

So lonely

So lonely, I'm all alone

-I'm lonely

-I'm lonely

So very lonely

You know I'm lonely

I am a person

(BOTH SIGH)

-Who's

-Who's

Lonely

-Lonely

-Lonely

Lonely

-Lonely

-Lonely

Mom called me confirming

she's on for dinner tonight.

Oh, Dad has left me,

like, 14 voice mails.

-The plan is working, King.

-Hell yeah, King.

There's no way this can

possibly go wrong.

Uh... Oh, uh-uh.

Tiddle, Brock, what the hell

y'all two doing here?

We're keeping

your company afloat.

-You're welcome.

-CRAIG: I don't know

if estrogen

makes you forgetful,

but we're your

top two salesmen.

Uh, you're not

my two top salesmen.

Check the board.

(VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS)

(BABY CRYING)

Okay, so we missed a day

and we fell down

a slot or two. Big deal.

Bid deal? Y'all ain't been

here in two f*cking weeks.

-Two f*cking weeks?

-(MOCKING) Two f*cking weeks?

-'Cause we got that wig.

-That's it.

-That's where the time went.

-Yeah.

Y'all f*cked up.

So guess what?

Because y'all haven't been

making me no money,

y'all are dead to me.

-What?

-You haven't been selling

any f*cking wheels,

any f*cking gears,

and y'all damn sure

ain't been selling

no teeny tiny f*cking brushes.

Okay. I know we're not

supposed to say this anymore

because it's not

acceptable or whatever,

but you're being a bitch.

CRAIG: Yeah,

and I would say that

the way

you're acting right now

is actually very bitch-y.

Okay, well, I can show

y'all two b*tches a bitch.

They say boys'll be boys

Man, what a crock of sh*t

These men

They hold all the cards

It makes me want to spit

They always

f*cking sh*t up

They're always

making a mess

But I'mma tell you

the secret to my success

Men are all stupid

Weak little boys

They're not very smart

They just make lots of noise

They got their nose

up my ass

They want to be

teacher's pet

And so I keep them

on their toes

And make those

f*ckers sweat

-Girls

-Girls

Sit on your throne

and just act like a queen

And these boys will be

dying to kiss the ring

Train them to beg

like the dogs that they are

And you'll find

that it ain't no thing

To out-alpha the alpha

Mm-hmm

-Outfox the fox

-Ah, yeah

Outfox the fox

Outsmart all these dummies

Outsmart all these dummies

Out-f*ck all these cocks

Out-f*ck all these cocks

They'll cop a feel

or smack yo ass

And then they'll suck

their little thumbs

These boys all want

a kiss from mommy

They're all scummy

sacks of cum

So put your foot

right on they throat

If they are standing

in your way and just

Make those f*ckers pay

(WOMEN CHEERING)

Stackin' my dollars

Making my coin

Got drip

in the back of my truck

Bank vault apartment

Swimming in cash

Scrooge McFucking McDuck

I always stay stunnin'

My sh*t is brand-new

My tuna is ahi

My beef is Wagyu

Y'all are just servants

This is my palace

Built it brick by brick

So get in a line

Drop on your knees

And suck my f*cking d*ck

Then eat my ass

Lick my p*ssy

And find my clit

Just keep on f*cking

I'm not done

I'll tell you when to quit

Hell, yeah, I'm raw

Bitch, I'm the star

And yes, I'm real, boy

There's no HR

I'm the f*cking dom

Don't need a f*cking man

And by now

you know my plan

Out-alpha the alpha

Out-alpha the alpha

Out-screw the cock

Yeah, out-screw

these cocks

Outplay all these losers

Outplay all these losers

Out-juice all these nuts

Out-juice all these nuts

These baby boys

can't keep the pace

They're all

so f*cking slow

They love acting like

they run the place

But I'm the CEO

These men are

f*cking dinosaurs

-About to be destroyed

-(GRUNTS)

-And I'm the asteroid

-And I'm the asteroid

They've called me shrill

They've called me slut

They've called me ice queen

And what's more

They've called me crazy

Called me loud

They've called me bitch

and c**t and whore

-Imagine, if you will

-(VOCALIZING)

We m*rder*d all the males

A woman-driven world

Where equity prevails

Sadly

That's not how it is

But don't you get upset

I'll put those boys

right in their place

g*dd*mn, that makes me wet

-(VOCALIZING)

-(CHUCKLES)

Trevor, Craig, you're fired.

(CRASHING)

Out-alpha the alpha

Out-alpha the alpha

Outfox the fox

Outfox the fox, ah

Outsmart all these dummies

Outsmart all the dummies

Out-f*ck all these cocks

Out-f*ck all these cocks

Out-alpha the alpha

Out-alpha the alpha

Out-alpha the alpha

Out-alpha the alpha

-(VOCALIZING)

-Ah

-(MUSIC ENDS)

-(WOMAN WHOOPS)

Bitch, that was fun.

Okay, now, back to the story.

(PIANO PLAYING GENTLE MELODY)

(LOW CROWD CHATTER)

You know,

f*ck that f*cking job.

-Who needs that f*cking job?

-PATRON: Shh!

-Ugh.

-Rude.

-(GASPS) Oh! Look, look, look.

-Oh, oh.

(GRUNTS) Excuse me.

Excuse me, ma'am.

(CRASHING)

M-Ma'am?

(HARRIS SIGHING)

(WHEELCHAIR WHIRRING)

(CRASHING)

(SIGHS)

Ugh. Ugh.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

Well, this is ridiculous.

I don't see him anywhere.

I'm just going to go

right back ho...

-Evelyn?

-Harris?

BOTH: What are you doing here?

I'm having

a romantic dinner...

-...with Trevor.

-...with Craig.

(GASPS) Oh, my God.

The twins.

The twins must have

found one another,

switched places to meet

the parent they never knew

and then tricked us into

coming here and reuniting.

Those rascals.

Well, I'm flummoxed.

I'm dumbfounded.

Those were always

two of your best qualities.

-Oh, Harris.

-(BOTH CHUCKLE)

My God, Evelyn.

How long has it been?

260 years.

It's been 260 years

since we last saw one another?

Oh, I thought you meant since

the French and Indian w*r.

Oh, I have no idea how long

it's been since we...

split up.

Yes, well, at any rate,

it's been a long time.

Yes. Yes, it has.

-(SIGHS)

-(CLEARS THROAT)

Garcon?

-Garcon?

-Yes, madame?

Um, my apologies, but, uh,

we're actually going to have

to cancel our reservation.

Yes, there's been a mistake.

-Oh, ooh.

-Oh, oh.

Ah, but I hear that this wine

will be of particular interest

to you both.

It's a 1970 Domaine Leroy,

like you had

-on your honeymoon.

-Like we had on our honeymoon.

And it's in a bottle.

-Well, it is a very nice wine.

-(WINE POURING)

And it is free, after all.

-It's not. Enjoy.

-EVELYN: Mmm.

(HARRIS SIGHS)

A toast,

to our clever, stubborn boys.

They are the one thing

we got mostly right.

-Mostly.

-(BOTH LAUGHING)

And... dissolve.

-Mmm.

-God, I've missed this.

And I haven't even thought

about the Sewer Boys once.

Those f*cking things

are still alive? Ugh.

God, how old are they now?

They're younger, actually.

They operate outside

of linear time.

Sure. I'm familiar.

What went wrong

between us, Evelyn,

all those many moons ago?

Oh, what goes wrong

with any couple?

We were young and foolish.

-We drifted apart.

-Hmm.

And you did start f*cking men.

All the time, f*cking men.

There are always little clues

that a person might be gay.

Well, it hardly matters now,

since my p*ssy fell off.

Yes, it hardly matters now.

(SPUTTERS)

I'm sorry, what?

Delicious.

(GULPS)

Hmm. (GULPS)

Evelyn, is something

the matter?

(MUFFLED GRUNTING)

Oh, you're choking. Oh!

Yes.

(BOTH GRUNTING)

Hmm?

-EVELYN: Oh. Harris?

-(HARRIS GROANS)

Yes?

You're still holding onto me.

-Oh, I'm sorry.

-Oh, no, no. It's fine.

-It's...

-Oh.

It's more than fine.

(BOTH MOANING)

What are we even doing?

I'm not sure.

(BOTH MOANING)

Aren't you gay?

I-I don't know.

It's like I'm...

I'm attracted

to both men and women.

Huh. Well, now I have

heard everything.

But, uh, also,

and correct me if I'm wrong,

but, uh, didn't you just

say that your...

(WHISPERS) ...p*ssy fell off?

Yes. Trevor had to k*ll it

with a flip-flop in Greece.

But what he doesn't know is,

I went back afterward,

scooped it up and put it

into a plastic bag,

and now I always

carry it with me

so that I feel like a woman.

Well, now

I've heard everything.

(EXHALES) Oh, my God.

Well, that was unexpected.

-Uh, oh. Oh, I'm sorry.

-Oh.

These are yours,

those are mine.

I'm so embarrassed. Yes.

-Yes.

-(BOTH GASP)

Oh, my God.

(GASPS, EXHALES)

So...

we can be together.

Why, yes. Yes, we can.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

I thought these feelings

All had d*ed

But now you're here

And now I find

I've missed you very much

(GASPING, LAUGHING QUIETLY)

I've missed your hair

Your eyes, your face

But now you're here

And now I yearn

For a tender lover's

Touch

-Wow.

-Wow.

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

(MOANS)

I feel the b*at, b*at, b*at

of your thumping heart

It's just my body

telling you

I'm ready to start

Well, let's do it now

because I'm ready to go

You know I like it rough

So don't you take it slow

Oh, oh, oh, oh

I'm desperate

for your d*ck

Desperate for your p*ssy

Hungry for your d*ck

Give me

Give me that p*ssy

I got the taste, taste

taste of you on my tongue

I want to get real wild

like when we were young

Well, let's do it now

because I'm ready to go

Roll over here, baby

'Cause I'm fixing to blow

Oh, oh, oh, oh

I'm desperate

for your snatch

I'm desperate

for your cock

(MUFFLED)

I want vag*na

I'm talking about penis

-(GRUNTS)

-(SCREAMS)

-(WHOOPS)

-(GRUNTING)

(GRUNTING)

HARRIS AND EVELYN:

I'm desperate

For your love

Desperate for your love

(MUSIC ENDS)

(CLATTERING)

And stay out.

Oh, I had a cape. Ugh.

We did it, we did it

We did it

Harris, we're being mugged.

-We're gonna die.

-HARRIS: No, no.

-No, darling.

-Huh? What?

It-it's our boys.

EVELYN: Oh, my God!

-It's so good to see you.

-Oh, yay.

To see you both together.

Now, why'd you switch places?

I guess we thought,

since you gave us up,

-maybe it meant you...

-Hated us.

-(GASPS)

-Hated you? No.

We hardly even knew you.

We drew straws at the hospital

and each took a kid.

I just can't get over it.

All of us, reunited.

It's just like we planned.

And now that you're

back in love again,

you're gonna get married!

-What?

-What?

Get married! And when you do,

do you think you'll change

your last names?

Oh! Should we change

our last names?

-No, wait.

-We can all live together.

Then every day

would be like Christmas.

-Yes.

-Unless we're Jewish,

then every day

would be like Easter.

Boys, boys, please, I mean,

Craig, I just met you.

-I'm Trevor.

-Exactly. And I'm gay.

Yeah, but you just had hot,

awesome sex with Mom,

so now maybe you're straight.

It's clear that we were both

just longing

for some physical touch.

We were f*cking horny.

Right, exactly,

but our marriage didn't work.

And I'm an independent woman.

I do not like

when people live with...

me.

And I-I feel like maybe I

haven't stressed this enough,

I do f*ck men.

Not as often as I'd like,

but whenever I get the chance.

EVELYN: Boys, listen now.

We love you, but...

we will never...

get married again.

This is stupid!

I hate you!

And I hate both of you!

We lost everything

-because of you.

-No.

Now we don't even have

a family?

We can still be a family,

even if your mother and I

aren't together.

No, not the kind we wanted.

You split us up

when we were babies.

I mean, that's f*cking psycho!

Boys, we didn't realize

that being lied to

your entire lives

would upset you this much.

But at least

we have each other now.

-No, no, no, no, no.

-No, no, no, no. No, Dad.

-EVELYN: Yay! Yay!

-No. No, Mommy.

-Yay. Yay.

-No, Mommy.

-No. No.

-Stop it. Stop it.

-Yay.

-No.

Come on, Craig.

-Trevor.

-Trevor.

-Let's go.

-(SCOFFS)

-Yeah.

-Ugh.

Don't. Don't leave like this.

Oh...

Which one is which?

TREVOR: We can still fix this.

We just need to get

Mom and Dad to...

No, Trevor, just-- No.

-You don't mean that.

-I do.

I-I mean no,

and no means no this time.

I'm done, okay?

This is done.

What are you saying?

I-I don't know

what I'm saying.

I've never felt

this way before.

Usually when I want something,

I get it.

In fact, it almost feels like

society and all its systems

were built so that a man

who looks like me can succeed.

And so, now to want something

and not get it,

it-it makes me feel... feel...

-Feel what, Craig? What?

-Feelings!

Bad ones! And I want to

make them go away!

-This is just like you.

-Excuse me?

To give up.

I bet you give up

on your boner

before it's even fully hard.

f*ck you. I have never

given up on a semi.

My doctors say

I am medically horny.

I never lost anything

until you showed up.

You ruined my life!

You ruined mine, okay?

I knew this wouldn't work!

It would still work if you

weren't a f*cking quitter.

We didn't quit. We failed!

-(TIRES SCREECHING)

-(LOUD CRASH)

Well, if that's how

you feel about it,

then I guess there's nothing

left to say.

I guess not.

Goodbye forever, Craig.

Goodbye to you, too.

For forever.

(MELANCHOLY MUSIC PLAYING)

Wait, you...

You've lived next to me

this entire time?

I guess so.

That's weird.

Yeah.

That is weird.

No one understands

what I've been through

No one knows

what it's like to be

I just lost

my brother twin

Who also was

my only friend

The only one

who understands

Is...

(BOTH SIGH)

(MELANCHOLY MUSIC CONTINUES)

Jesus, Craig.

You look like sh*t.

I'm fine. Can it.

Hey, that's my job.

Shut up.

No, you shut up.

You know what?

Actually, f*ck off.

Get the f*ck out of here!

(GROANS)

Oh, hey, hey.

Can I bum one of those?

Man, I already gave you

a whole pack.

Aren't you supposed to be

some sort of hung hotshot?

(SCOFFS) He was once.

But he got fired.

And I heard

that while his penis is large,

it's only slightly

above average.

No. That's not true.

It's very large!

Come back!

-Harris.

-Hmm?

I'm worried.

About us?

No, not about us.

We'll be friends,

and sometimes we'll f*ck.

Okay, yes, same page,

precisely.

I was talking about the boys.

Oh, them.

What are we going to do?

I don't know.

Should we drown them

in the bathtub

in the old-fashioned way?

(SIGHS)

GOD: They didn't drown them.

They kidnapped them.

(BOTH GASPING)

BOTH: Surprise!

Mom? Dad? What the f*ck?

-And where's my beard?

-Where's my beard?

Those beards

were f*cking awesome.

Yes.

-No, they were fake.

-And shitty looking.

HARRIS: Exactly.

Boys, we see now that

splitting you up at birth

was borderline abusive,

but parenting's hard.

Everyone makes mistakes,

right?

That's it?

That's why you kidnapped us?

Oh, can you even kidnap

an adult?

-Yes.

-CRAIG: Listen,

we didn't want

to be kidnapped, all right?

-We wanted you to apologize.

-Right.

We are apologizing.

We're sorry that

you're mad at us,

and we'd rather

that you not be.

You know what? We would love

to not be mad at you,

if you would just do

what we want and get married.

Oh, eat me. Not again.

-You two really are stubborn.

-(SEWER BOYS SCREECHING)

You two are stubborn.

Uh-oh, dinnertime.

-Why won't you change for us?

-Yes.

I don't even know

what there is to change.

This, Dad. Change this.

-Oh! Now you've upset them.

-(BOTH SCREECHING)

-Oh.

-Oh. Careful.

They don't like

sudden movements.

-Ugh.

-Oh!

-(TREVOR SCREAMING)

-Oh!

Oh, they're out. They're out.

Ew, ew, ew!

-(HARRIS YELLING)

-m*therf*cker!

-Shut up!

-(TOILET FLUSHING)

Backpack. Whisper.

Dear God, no!

Sewer Boys.

My Sewer Boys.

They've returned

to the slimy depths

from whence they came.

(SHUDDERING BREATH)

(PANTING)

They've gone down the pipes.

-Oh.

-HARRIS: Back into the sewers.

I have to go after them.

CRAIG: (WHISPERING)

Go after them?

But he's, like,

40 years old, I bet.

(SIGHS) What do we all

think of this cape?

-(SNICKERS)

-HARRIS: I know,

it's too drab. I'm gonna go

with the Valentino.

EVELYN: Are you sure

this is a good idea?

Sure as schadenfreude.

I'm going in.

A sometimes-gay man

all alone in the sewers?

Seems dangerous.

It is,

but those Sewer Boys,

they're my whole life.

(SIGHS)

Au revoir, my dear.

-(GRUNTS)

-EVELYN: Oh, oh.

-(HARRIS YELLS)

-(EVELYN SCREAMS)

-(LOUD CRASH, WATER SPLASHING)

-HARRIS: g*dd*mn it.

I just got these pants.

Come on, Mom,

let's get you home.

But Harris is all alone and...

Oh, f*ck him.

And what do you care?

Don't you have to go back

to shutting out

the entire world?

I'm 93

No, 94

That's not so bad

I do want

More

(CARRYING NOTE)

(SIGHS)

I'm coming, Harris!

-(LOUD CRASH, SPLASHING)

-What the f*ck?

Jesus Christ.

Ugh. We're not going

in there, right?

No f*cking way.

-I'm gonna go in.

-Okay, then me, too.

BOTH: Whee!

(LOUD CRASH, SPLASHING)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

I must run

To my boys

I must go

I must run to my boys

-(OTHERS SCREAMING)

-CRAIG: Dad!

My God, they came

Could it be that

I was wrong?

(GASPS)

Was I running

from my family all along?

Harris is so brave

The boys each found

their twin

These men have charged

back in my life

And changed it from within

Up is down

Left is right

And even underground

My world feels bright

I'm sorry we fought

Oh, my God, dude, me, too

My life's so much better

when I am with you

It's not what I wanted

And yet, could it be?

Do we have a family?

I must run

-Harris is so brave

-You're so f*cking awesome

-Dude, you're awesome, too

-My life's so much better

-When I am with you

-These men

-Have charged back

-They're here

-In my life

-I fear that I was wrong

I've been running

from my family all along

Do we have a family?

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

I can't believe

We are together

Underneath the city

Where it smells like piss

As a unit

We are so much better

I never thought

it would be like this

Also, it smells like piss

It smells like piss

We're all down here together

in the sewer

And it smells like

f*cking piss

(SEWER BOYS SCREAMING)

Backpack. Whisper.

MAN: Die, Sewer Boys, die.

Dear God!

-(MAN YELLING)

-HARRIS: No!

No! Oh...

MAN: Die, die, die!

-Oh! Oh, God.

-HARRIS: Oh!

Okay. All right,

all right, all right,

all right, all right.

(COOING)

Mama's gonna need you

to be brave, baby girl.

I know, I know,

but you got this.

All right.

(COOING)

(ROARING)

-(p*ssy GROWLING)

-Oh!

Ooh!

Oh, my God.

Eat my snatch,

you government piece of sh*t.

Are you all right? Oh...

Jesus, Mom,

your p*ssy saved the day.

Backpack. Whisper.

-Oh. (KISSES)

-(BOTH PURRING)

(SIGHS)

Wait a minute, are those...

their parents?

They're so fake

and shitty looking.

-(SIGHS)

-TREVOR: All right,

let's grab

the little abortions

and get the f*ck out of here.

(SIGHS)

No.

-Let them stay.

-CRAIG AND EVELYN: What?

But you love them.

I do,

but they deserve to be

with their family.

(CHITTERING)

And...

maybe when they're gone...

I'll finally have time

to be with mine.

ALL: Aw...

-Does he mean us?

-TREVOR: Yeah.

-I think he means us.

-Oh, good. Okay.

Goodbye, Backpack.

-Bye.

-Goodbye, Whisper.

SEWER BOY: Goodbye, Daddy.

Take care of yourselves.

Boys, I...

I'm-I'm so sorry.

I was wrong.

And I was wrong.

BOTH: We were wrong, too.

-Mm.

-Big hug?

-Oh, yeah.

-Big hug.

-(HARRIS LAUGHING)

-Family hug.

GOD: And so the twins

finally got the family

they never knew they wanted.

(SEWER FAMILY MUNCHING

AND SLURPING)

GOD: They even decided

to move in together,

to a little shitbox

on the Lower East Side.

(BOTH SIGH)

(GROANING)

No.

No, I don't want...

Whatever.

No, not me. I can't.

(GASPING)

(BOTH SIGH)

-Craig, what's wrong?

-Trevor, what's wrong?

I was having a nightmare.

-A nightmare I was gay.

-Me, too.

I was having a gay nightmare,

and I was gay in it.

Oh, come here. I got you.

-You're not gay.

-You're not gay either.

I've got you.

(SIGHS)

-(SIGHS)

-Oh.

-What is it?

-I don't know.

I guess I just thought that if

I got everything I ever wanted

-I'd somehow feel...

-Complete?

Yeah, but I guess

I still feel...

-Empty inside?

-Yeah.

It's like I just wish

there was...

Someone who has gone through

exactly what you've

gone through

and know exactly how you feel?

Oh, my God,

I do have that person.

-That person is...

-Me.

No. I was gonna say "you."

But, Trevor,

when you say "you,"

it means "me."

I...

I love you, Craig.

I love you, too, Trevor.

(GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING)

(SPITS)

(SPITS)

(BOTH MOANING)

(NESSUNO MI HA CAPITA

BY ASHLEY FAATOALIA PLAYING)

-(GRUNTING)

-Oh, yeah!

(GRUNTING)

(BOTH GRUNTING)

-(OBJECTS SHATTERING)

-Aw, f*ck!

Oh, yeah! Oh!

(NESSUNO MI HA CAPITA

CONTINUES)

-(SONG ENDS)

-(RHYTHMIC BANGING)

-(CRAIG AND TREVOR GRUNTING)

-What the f*ck?

(BOTH SIGH)

(BOTH LAUGHING)

-Oh, my God.

-Oh, wow.

-(LAUGHS)

-(MOANS)

-That was so hot.

-That was so hot.

And easy. Everything made

sense and was comfortable.

-Easy, easy.

-(SIGHS)

-a**l's easy.

-a**l is easy.

It takes no practice to learn.

I didn't douche.

Did you douche?

I didn't. No. I don't know

what douching is.

CRAIG: Yeah.

(TREVOR SIGHS)

CRAIG: So, then after cumming,

we laid there cuddling

all night.

-It was beautiful.

-I feel so lucky

to have found the only person

in the whole world

who is as smart, awesome,

big-dicked, and smart as me.

And as fate would have it,

the person most like me

is my identical twin. Crazy.

-Crazy.

-It's crazy.

-It's crazy.

-Crazy.

-Babe, look at me.

-Yeah?

-It's crazy.

-I'm sorry, I just...

I find this so moving.

Okay, if anyone has any reason

this couple should not be wed,

speak now or forever

hold your...

-(DOOR BANGS OPEN)

-(OVERLAPPING SHOUTING)

(SHOUTING ANGRILY)

WOMAN: This is not

what the Bible says.

What the f*ck?

You do the math.

This don't work.

Stop, stop, stop,

you f*cking assholes!

I command you.

-Why should we listen to you?

-OTHERS: Yeah!

Because I am God!

(ALL GASPING)

(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)

Now listen and listen good,

you self-righteous,

-judgmental flops.

-(GASPING)

Two twin brothers

marrying each other,

it sounds like an abomination,

and yet, it's not.

Because love in all its forms,

is a divine thing

given to you by me,

who, again, is God.

But, Father,

they're f*cking twins.

Is that Sister Tammy?

(SCOFFS) You shouldn't judge.

An apple a day

keeps the doctor away,

-but cum ain't apples.

-(MURMURING)

-Gross!

-Who is?

They are.

I don't do any

of that nasty stuff.

I only have procreative sex

with my wife.

-WOMAN: Yeah!

-Lights off, eyes closed,

just as you intended, my Lord.

Don't put that sh*t

on me, Steve.

f*cked up men, Yes, men,

took my words

and changed the meaning.

I mean, you sticking

your sloppy hard wiener

into your wife's wet hole?

That's disgusting, too.

Well, g*dd*mn,

if he ain't right about that.

When he explained it

like that,

-I got it.

-I never thought of it

-in that way.

-I mean, it makes sense.

Look at these twins.

They're vile. Misogynists.

(SCOFFS) Pigs. Perverts.

-Depraved little sex pests...

-Okay, we get it, God.

Yeah, relax, God.

But they love themselves,

in every sense of the word.

That's why

I brought them together,

to teach you

that all love is love.

Damn, this story

ended up good.

Oh, f*ck it, I'm putting

this one in the Bible.

(ALL CHEERING)

Oh, Harris.

We share a love

That can't be ignored

A love sent to us

From our holy f*cking Lord

This guy. (GIGGLES)

I have no p*ssy

And I'm straight and gay

BOTH:

People may judge us

But this is what we'll say

All love is love

Even when it's ugly

All love is love

Even when it's wrong

All love is love

Like a woman who fucks men

made out of sand

All love is gross

But all love is love

You are my brother

My family, my kin

We share a bond

That comes

from deep within

But our love has grown

Now it's ancient

and divine

We'll f*ck

each other's assholes

Till we can't tell yours

from mine

All love is love

Even when it's ugly

All love is love

Even when it's wrong

All love is love

Like a man who gets

a blow job from a horse

-Wow.

-All love is gross

But all love is love

-Oh!

-Oh!

I now pronounce

these twin brothers

legally married.

(ALL CHEERING)

(CHUCKLES)

That's got to be a first.

That's got to be a first.

God loves all of you

because God is all of you.

God is man and woman.

God is Black and white.

God is straight and gay.

What, hold on, what?

You're gay?

-GOD: Yeah, obviously...

-(ALL GASP)

...amongst other things,

but my point is that...

No, totally, we hear you.

God is gay.

All love is love

All love is love

God is a f*gg*t

And all love is love

That's not exactly my point.

All love is love

All love is love

God is a f*gg*t

and all love is love

All love is love

All love is love

God is a f*gg*t

and all love is love

Everybody!

(ALL SINGING)

Sing along!

Can't hear you.

TREVOR AND CRAIG:

You're a bigot!

-All love is love

-That's what I said.

-All love is love

-GOD: Even incest.

-All love is love

-GOD: Love a fruit.

All love is love

-Hallelujah!

-All love is love

-All love is love

-All love is love

All love is love

-All love is love

-Oh

-All love is love

-God is a f*gg*t

-All love is love

-Sing God is a f*gg*t

-All love is love

-Oh, God is a f*gg*t

-All love is love

-Yeah

All love is love

Yay, yeah!

(BOTH SINGING)

Check out

the New New Testament.

Coming this Christmas.

-(ALL CHEERING)

-And all love

Is love

(CARRYING NOTE)

(MUSIC ENDS)

The end.

(LAUGHING)

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

(GASPS)

-Surprise!

-Surprise!

Oh, I looked

right into camera.

(LAUGHING)

It doesn't really go in there.

(MAN SPEAKING)

-Spit it?

-MAN: Yeah.

(LAUGHTER)

Yes, we can.

(NATHAN LANE LAUGHING)

Uh, whatever. Y'all f*cked up.

(LAUGHING)

Kids, listen, we love you, but

we will never... get married.

(LAUGHING)

BOTH: Mom?

Let's go home

and discuss it, eh?

Let's go home

and get in the bed

and discuss it in my puss.

(LAUGHS)

CRAIG: ...if you do what

we want and get married.

-(GROANS)

-Oh, for f*ck's sake.

Eat me.

(LAUGHING)

Tiddles. Titties. Craig.

Trevor Brock.

My two top salesmen.

I feel like it says "Titties."

I keep forgetting.

(LAUGHTER)

(GASPS)

Of all the humiliations

I've had in show business,

and they are legion,

this may be the most

humiliating moment...

-(LAUGHTER)

-...I've ever had.

(MAN SPEAKING)

(COUGHS)

(JOSH SHARP SPEAKING)

-(AARON JACKSON SPEAKING)

-(LAUGHS)

MAN: Set.

My prize pig.

CRAIG: I wanna be a prize pig.

Hey, baby,

you could be a prize pig

in my bed when I f*ck you.

(LAUGHTER)

-Okay.

-(LAUGHTER)

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

I am the lady, the bitch,

the boss, rich...

Don't put a gender

on my title.

Yeah, and, lady,

I'm Craig, so...

Lady? Yes, um, well...

I forgot what the f*ck

I was supposed to say.

(LAUGHTER)

Oh, this time,

let's improvise.

-(LAUGHTER)

-Oh, God, no.

That's-that's bad.

'Cause then it's just

a lot of potty talk.

-Mom!

-Dad!

-Dad?

-Mommy!

MAN: Cut!

I hope he's a big macho guy

like me.

Um, yeah, listen, I would love

to talk about that, obviously,

but this is actually Mom's

house, so I got to go now.

Oh, God!

(LAUGHING)

Okay, bye-bye. (LAUGHS)

MAN: Yeah, that's good,

but I think

also maybe a little more

open-handed, if possible.

-Okay.

-MAN: Yeah, like that.

-That's good. Okay, good.

-Yeah. Oh, God.

-MAN: Thank you.

-Oh, God.

-Ugh. God...

-MAN: Oh, God.

Open-handed p*ssy.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

-(CRIES OUT)

-(LAUGHING)

-Hop on.

-(GRUNTS)

Yeah, get right under here,

-you'll feel much better.

-Okay.

EVELYN: Oh. Oh.

HARRIS: Oh!

(EVELYN SPEAKING)

Shh.

Shh.

-I loved a girl some...

-Shh. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

(UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUES)

Single-parent families

are not homes, that's true.

Single-parent homes

are not families, that's true.

Single-parent families are not

homes, that's true. f*ck!

(LAUGHING)

That's-that's my other

autobiography title.

-(LAUGHTER)

-"Fresh bag of ham."

No! No!

No! (COUGHS)

Surprise, I'm in this movie.

(LAUGHTER)

I do want

More...

(CLEARS THROAT) Sorry.

Oh, my God, I'm so sorry.

And cut.

(MUSIC CONTINUES)

It's a gay old life

-Being q*eer

-I have no p*ssy

(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)
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