[Lively music playing]
- [donkey brays]
- Two dollars please, yes, two dollar, yes.
Okay.
[screaming]
[Alexis] Some steps in life can cause us
to stumble into unexpected places,
and we find ourselves accomplices
in the life of a complete stranger.
[lively music continues]
It can also lead us to walk down
a path much less travelled.
[vomiting]
We never stop to question those steps
life walks us through.
[lively music continues]
But sooner or later, we come to realize
that whether we're blind
or have perfect vision
some of the steps we take
have to be taken on our own.
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
Don't do anything you don't want to, okay?
[music stops]
[Azul sighs]
Actually, neither of us don't have
to do anything we don't want to.
I was literally going to say that,
but you beat me to it.
I know that our circumstances right now
- are... complicated. [chuckles]
- Horrendous. Horrendous, yeah.
To say the least.
But I'm kinda relieved to hear you say
that. I thought you were happy about it.
Um, well, I've been thinking
about it and uh...
- I just thought...
- It's a terrible idea, isn't it?
And I don't even mean just for us.
The way things are in the world?
I guess so.
Who wants to bring a child
into this totally f*cked up world?
[upbeat music playing]
No one.
Exactly.
Our water is polluted and contaminated.
There's the earthquakes, the air,
the drugs...
Yeah, drugs. The world's nuts.
And this country is getting worse
by the minute.
- And the shitty music today.
- Oh my god, yes!
What is it with
all the crappy music these days.
- Imagine if our kid liked it?
- How embarrassing would that be?
Seeing our kid singing along to that sh*t.
Speaking of sh*t, imagine all the diapers.
There'd be sh*t everywhere.
And you trying to sing the kid
a rap lullaby. "I can't sleep, Mommy."
"Mommy do some beatboxing."
♪ Hush little baby
Don't say a thing ♪
♪ Or k*ller gonna come
And he ain't gonna sing ♪
♪ Boom, boom, boom
You better watch out where you pee ♪
- ♪ Because your daddy can't see ♪
- ♪ Yeah, he blind ♪
Aw, come on, Maya,
don't make me give him away.
My heart can't deal with another loss.
We already talked about this, honey.
You're not losing your little Babooshi.
It's Kanooshie.
Whatever. Don't think of it as losing him.
think of it as letting him live with
friends who are actually having a baby.
He's gonna be fine, don't worry.
Huh? Famooshie will be fine, I promise.
Kanooshie.
Whatever, whatever. Yeah, he'll be fine.
- [knocking]
- [Maya] Knock knock! Hello!
[both laughing]
Hey! [chuckling]
How're you guys doing?
We brought you some yummy stuff.
Sausages and rice.
You're eating for three now!
And there's something else
we want to give you, right, Jimmy?
- Yeah.
- Good.
Go on. Come on. Jimmy.
- [clears throat] I brought this for you.
- [upbeat music playing]
You guys are gonna be parents.
Papa!
- [Alexis] Us? Parent? Not a chance.
- [Azul] No.
- Really?
- No way.
Can you imagine us as parents?
That poor kid
would be totally traumatized.
He'd probably take one look at us and say,
"No way. I'm going back in."
If he could see you, that is.
- [all stop laughing]
- [dog barking]
[all laughing]
Poor kid would have to deal
with a mother who cracks up
every time he has an accident.
"Look, Mommy, I broke my leg."
[Maya laughs]
"Wait, honey. Mommy has to stop laughing
before she can help you. h*! h*! h*!"
Well, at least our kid won't go around
robbing other kids in school.
Or accidentally
sh**ting himself in the leg.
[Alexis] What about his birthday?
His cellmates
will sing him "Happy Birthday"!
At least he'd hit the piñata
and not his friends' heads.
All right whoa, whoa, everyone
calm down. What's going on?
- Nothing special.
- [upbeat music stops]
Just four idiots fighting about
who would be the worst parents.
But the funny thing is, none of these
four idiots is gonna be a parent, right?
Last I heard, these two idiots weren't
going to be parents, isn't that right?
No, we're not.
And now you guys
aren't having a baby either?
No, we're not.
Well, as fun as this must be
for you four pathetic morons,
- some of us adults have to work.
- What adults?
The ones with a job.
Come on, I got you some work.
Hey, is this work just for moro...
I mean adults?
[Alexis] Why, what's it to you?
Well, I thought I could help,
you know, like to mend faces.
- Mend fences.
- Mend fences.
- Maybe help push start your car, whatever.
- Come on, let's just go.
[Alexis] Hang on. Jimmy,
pass me my cane, would you?
- You went too far.
- Well, you guys started it.
- Do I laugh like that?
- It's kinda close.
- Take this.
- Just saying.
- I don't laugh like that.
- I'm just saying you have a funny laugh.
So, what's this job?
An airline pilot. What do you think it is?
I'm relaunching my buddy's
stalled stand up career.
We've got a private party.
We're behind on the rent for our place
as well as the Disca Club.
We have to take any job we can get.
- Why aren't we calling Bea again?
- Because we don't need her, all right?
I'm your manager and I'm the one
that gets you gigs, got it?
- Yeah, at private parties.
- Whatever we can get.
Uh, so what's this about you
not being a dad anymore?
I decided on that a long time ago.
Well, Azul and I decided on that.
At least I think we did.
- You definitely made the right choice.
- [upbeat music playing]
You're not ready to be a father,
and I'm not ready to be an uncle.
At least not now,
with everything we've got going on.
I'm not ready to lose my best friend.
You weren't going to lose him.
He wasn't dying,
he was just having a baby.
Well, not anymore.
No, not anymore.
Yeah, I know.
And neither am I.
You would've made a great dad.
You gotta step up here, bro.
Azul is gonna need your support
with this decision.
So, who's party's this?
Uh, a fan, I guess.
Apparently they found us on our website.
[upbeat music stops]
[buzzer rings]
Uh... Hey there.
Is there an adult here we could talk to?
An adult?
[children screaming and laughing]
So you're not a clown?
- Egg Eyes isn't a clown name?
- [Alexis] It's my stand-up name.
- I thought stand-up comedians were clowns!
- Ah, you see?
I told you. Good to know I wasn't the only
one who didn't know the difference.
And on your website it did say,
"Laugh out loud family friendly."
- [Charly] No it doesn't.
- Yes. Yes it does, here.
You even have a picture
of kids watching your show.
It says, "Fun for the whole Disca family."
Those aren't kids, that's a little person.
And he's got a mustache.
Our club caters to people
with disabilities.
- [upbeat music playing]
- My wife's gonna have my a*s.
All right, look,
hang on a second, all right. Come here.
I know this isn't exactly the dream gig.
But we're here now.
- You expect me to be a clown now?
- No, no, no.
Just do your thing,
and tell jokes like usual.
Exactly. Be a clown.
So you'll do it? But just alter it a bit.
Improvise, you're great at that.
[inhaling deeply]
[Charly] Okay, come kids, settle down now.
The show's about to start!
- Bad clown! Bad clown!
- No! He's not a clown. Don't hit him!
He's going to put on a show
for you! Sit down!
- Hey!
- Hey, look, I got his sword.
Charge! Get her!
- Give me my cane!
Somebody give me my cane! Stupid kids!
Look at this. See?
[Alexis] I wish I could,
but I really can't.
[girl] Hm.
[children chattering]
Oh, it's a dog.
- You can see.
- [moody music playing]
You just see with your hands, that's all.
[boy] Ready or not, here I come!
[Alexis gasps]
- Momma!
- [Alexis] Don't worry, everything's fine.
[woman] It's okay, sweetie. I told you
something like this would happen?
Only a complete idiot would leave a child
alone with a blind guy. It's so dangerous!
How ya doin'? Here, I got your cane back.
There you go.
You finished playing? We can leave now?
- Yeah, yeah, just... Uh...
- [upbeat music playing]
Why is there a kid hiding
behind your back?
Huh?
Oh, hey.
Maybe he wants to come with us.
You wanna come with us?
No way, not a chance. Come on, let's go.
- We're leaving.
- Sorry.
Seriously guys, did you actually think
I was going to kidnap that kid?
[music stops]
Good to know that I'm not the only
one who's dangerous to those kids.
That's a relief.
No, no, come on,
you're not a danger to anyone, dude.
It's those kids. Those f*cking monsters
are the real danger.
And that goes for you too, by the way.
What did I do?
You let that kid sneak up behind you.
What do you mean, 'let him'?
He snuck up behind me.
Did you think I was gonna take him home?
Hey wait! Come on.
Bro! Bro! Promise me
you'll think about what I said.
I'm talking to you, bro!
Turn back! You just passed the entrance!
I can find the door by myself.
Hey! Hey, kid!
Aren't you my neighbor's boyfriend?
Come over here. I'm Mrs. Chelo,
her downstairs neighbor, come here.
- Follow my voice. That's it, keep coming.
- [whimsical music playing]
Yeah, more, more, more, more, more, more.
Yeah, yeah, that's it, that's it.
Straight ahead.
There you go.
Now watch out for the trap door.
- [Alexis] sh*t.
- [Mrs. Chelo] I'm just kidding.
Keep coming, that's it.
Come on, come on, come on, come on.
[whimsical music stops]
After he tried to kidnap that kid, Jimmy
actually asked if he could have ours.
I didn't have the heart to tell him that
we decided not to go through with it.
[Azul chuckles]
Right.
So about this baby
that we don't want to have,
- I'll take care of everything.
- [distant hammering]
I'll find you the best clinic around.
I'll make an appointment,
and we'll be done with it.
Wow. That's... that's really quick.
It's a quick decision.
Yeah. I don't want you to have to worry
about anything. I'll take care of it.
- We're in this together.
- [hammering continues]
- I was thinking that...
- [creaking]
The hell? [sputtering]
They're... They're renovating upstairs and...
and f*cking hell.
Yeah. What were you saying?
Yeah, what I was saying is
that I'd like to, I don't know,
- maybe think this through a bit.
- [creaking]
Huh?
- We're trying to have a conversation here!
- Oh, God!
What a f*cking nightmare.
Come on, let's... get out of here.
- [Azul groans]
- [Alexis screams]
- As I was saying, it's a big decision...
- [construction noise]
and... and maybe we should
take time to think about it...
I can't hear a word you're saying!
I'm saying it's a big decision
and maybe we should take some time...
- What?!
- Oh my God.
Nothing!
Look don't worry about it.
I'll take care of it, okay?
I've got this.
Just leave everything to me.
[whimsical music playing]
[whispering] f*ck my life.
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Azul.
- [music stops]
My therapy took a bit longer. I discovered
some major childhood trauma and...
- It was a real breakthrough.
- No, no. No worries. It's all good.
I'm finally getting in touch
with my feelings.
Really. Well, it's great
that your therapy's paying off.
I wish Alexis would get therapy sometimes.
Alexis?
Yeah, my boyfriend.
He can be... a bit insensitive sometimes.
I've always believed that all men
should make it a point to go to therapy.
Hm.
I didn't actually know
that you had a boyfriend, Azul.
- Oh, no?
- No.
Is that going to be a problem or...
A problem? [chuckling]
- No. No, no, no.
- [upbeat music playing]
No, god, no. No problem at all.
- Okay, good.
- No, that's good, actually,
good, good, really good.
- Thanks.
- Sure.
- Thank you.
- How's my rap goddess doing?
- Awesome!
- That's great!
I brought something to show you.
That's great. I can't wait to see what
you got. I have ideas too. Come on.
- Should we? All right.
- Yeah, yeah. Yeah, let's get to work.
This is my studio. Like it?
- It's awesome.
- Right?
- Yeah...
- How long have you two been together?
[upbeat music stops]
[Alexis] It's all taken care of.
I made an appointment at a great clinic.
It even has three Michelin stars.
Fast and friendly, and their service
is completely guaranteed
or your money back.
Anyway, I made the appointment,
so we can rest easy now, right?
[sighs]
It's almost behind us.
Azul?
[sighs]
- What do you think you're doing?
- What?
[contemplative music playing]
You really think
that by making an appointment
that the problem has been solved?
Seriously?
What are you saying?
You thought you could take it
upon yourself to make this decision
without even asking me what I want,
- how I feel?
- I thought it would be better if...
You don't even know
if I want to go to a clinic.
- Yeah, but Charly told me I should...
- [groans] what does Charly even know?
Charly told me you shouldn't
go through this alone, that's all.
That it was important and that I should
support you and not leave you alone.
You thought supporting me meant
making all the decisions without me?
You have no idea what I want, not a clue.
Tell me then.
I don't even know yet but, um,
I can tell you for sure what I don't want,
and that's you putting a whole lot
of pressure on me to decide.
- What do I do then?
- Just be here for me.
[contemplative music stops]
Okay.
I'm here.
What I really want right now
is for you... to go away.
- Just take off all alone?
- [contemplative music playing]
You made that appointment by yourself,
I think you're capable
of getting into a taxi.
- Azul, uh...
- [contemplative music stops]
[sighs] I was just thinking...
How do I even say this?
I think I rushed things and...
- [Yuyo] Son?
- I should never have decided...
- Dad? Dad, what are you doing here?
- Yeah.
I was just passing by and...
Well, I'm here for a conference,
so I thought I'd pop in.
I can't believe
you're still using that excuse.
No, no.
This time it's actually true.
Pretty funny
that it's true this time? [chuckles]
I just thought I'd invite you to, uh,
spend some quality time with your dad.
You figured you'd invite your blind son
to your ophthalmology conference?
[Yuyo] Hmm... [sighs]
- I'd love that.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Let's go.
- Yeah, great.
- Come on.
Wait, I think I left my cane...
It's here. What do you need it for anyway?
- I need it to walk, Dad. I'm blind.
- Hold on to me and I'll guide you.
That's great, Dad,
but I still need my cane.
I'm weird that way, call me crazy.
Hey, wait, how about this.
I could go sing with you.
No.
- The hell?
- What... What's going on?
What's going on?
The old lady died, Mrs. Chelo.
[gasping] No!
So, is that her son over there?
No, she had no kids.
That guy's from the market.
Hm, he brought her food every Friday.
He actually found her.
Judging by the smell,
she died a few days ago.
- A few days ago?
- Mm.
She lived alone and didn't seem
to have any friends. [chuckles]
So how could anyone know?
- Can't do anything about it now.
- I saw her last Friday.
- Excuse me, people!
- Come here.
Can anyone here tell me
who was closest to the deceased?
Well, that girl there
lived upstairs from her.
Amparito, The Switch Knife?
- Maya?
- [upbeat music playing]
- No way. What are you doing here?
- How ya doing?
- I'm working, if you can believe that.
- Oh my God.
- Look at you all in blue.
- I know, right?
- Looks good on me.
- It does.
You know each other?
Uh, yeah, absolutely.
we were partners in crime, literally.
Awww.
See this chick? She might be tiny,
- but, man, was she ever scary?
- Mm.
[Maya] Especially with a blade,
hence the nickname "The Switch Knife."
Well, not anymore, now I'm just Amparito.
- Oh.
- Yeah, that's me now.
Although you can all
call me "ma'am" or "captain."
- Ay. Ay, ay. You got it, captain.
- Ahhh... You like that?
[both chuckling]
Yeah, I'm doing pretty good now.
- Yeah?
- Yeah, and I gotta tell you,
this makes stealing a lot easier.
- Ah.
- I'm not gonna lie, I like the uniform.
- Congratulations.
- [Amparito] Thanks.
So yeah, did either of you
know the dead lady?
- No. But my friend was her neighbor.
- No?
- Yep.
- Ahhh. I'm so sorry for your loss.
It's not like, we were close or anything.
She lived upstairs from me.
Do you happen to know
if she had any family?
No, I don't think so, that I know of.
[Amparito] No. That's too bad.
I guess we'll proceed
to take away the corpse now.
Or the cadaver, if you prefer.
Or maybe the previously living person.
- Right.
- Uh-huh.
Hey, look, if you want
to quick look around her place
- for stuff you might need, go ahead.
- [chuckles]
Nah, no, Amparito. Thanks,
but I'm not in that business anymore.
- Ah, well whatever, no problem.
- Great, thanks.
We'll just take Mrs. Chelito away,
and then and if no one claims her,
we'll put her in a common grave.
- You'd put her in a common grave? No.
- [contemplative music playing]
That's awful.
- [Amparito] Don't worry.
Seriously, you have no idea
how many old people die alone.
Hm. They keep each other company.
She'll be fine.
- They're together.
- [Maya] Yeah, they all live together now.
- You mean die together. Yes.
- Yeah, right.
- They died before. After they died.
- Before they got there.
- I better get going. Great to see you.
- Right. Yeah, Amparito.
- Great to see you too.
- Bye. [chuckling]
Amparito.
They're taking her away now.
- Oh, no, yeah, no, I don't wanna see this.
- Wait, shouldn't we just...
- [contemplative music stops]
- [Alexis chuckles]
[man chattering]
- Hey, Dad?
- Yeah.
Were you scared
when mom got pregnant with me?
Mmm, a bit.
No, no, actually a lot.
- Much more scared than I ever was. But...
- Yeah, I get it.
- You were sh1tting your pants.
- [chuckling]
More than you'll ever know.
- Did you always want to be a dad though?
- [chuckles]
Did you ever think
at some point that maybe
you didn't want kids.
Not for a second.
Not even when you showed up
two months early,
and we were not ready at all.
Not...
Not even after I went blind?
No, Alexis.
Is there something you want to tell me?
- When did you stop being scared?
- Ah, you never stop being scared.
And you're never ready.
No one's ever ready for it.
[contemplative music playing]
But once I held you in my arms, Alexis,
I felt something stronger than fear,
much stronger.
And that's love.
[sighing]
Simply... I'm your dad,
and I love you, Alexis.
- Love you too, Dad.
- That's my boy.
[Yuyo breathing deeply]
I gotta get out of here, okay?
Uh... I got something to do.
- Where're you going? I can take you.
- No, no, no. I can do this, no worries.
[breathing deeply]
Listen up, Charly.
There are times when we all have
to fumble around in the dark.
- Well, me much more than you.
- [contemplative music continues]
But you will too.
And even though we might be scared,
we have to do it anyway.
This is one of those times.
I made a decision. We're going with Bea.
Together.
I need for us to do this together.
[contemplative music stops]
Ah, well,
here goes nothing.
I was happy to get your message.
Until I actually listened to it.
See how f*cking blind you can be too?
Let's just do this.
[upbeat music playing]
[Charly grunts]
No! There's no begging
in this building, I'm sorry.
We have an appointment with Bea Arjona.
Is it for the assistant position?
I'm afraid someone beat you to it.
I don't mean to offend you, but the other
guy seemed a lot more, uh... capable,
but go on up.
You never can tell.
[sucks in air] How the hell are we gonna
get up there? This floor is so slippery...
[gasps]...every step I take
feels like I'm f*cking breakdancing?
No, no, no, no, no! Uh...
Sorry, we just polished the floor.
You're going to scratch it up.
[elevator bell dings]
[lively music playing]
Yeah, the other guy
seemed to be a lot more qualified.
And he got here on a 4x4.
[music stops]
[office noises]
[Bea] Yeah, hide those two
in the warehouse.
It's totally crooked, hang it straight.
Yeah, okay, that looks better.
[sighs]
Move it! The client is on his way.
And hang the dwarf girl
next to the wheelchair lady.
I'd rather have my colon purged than
to look at your stupid face one more time.
- What did you do this time?
- I have no idea, I just got here.
Sorry. I was just talking to my ex.
- How are you?
- Awesome.
Sorry about all this confusion.
We're trying to make this space
a little more user-friendly.
- Glad you're here.
- Ah.
Make it easier for cripples
and the blind, and you're good.
We want to make it easier for cripples,
the blind, fat, ugly, all-inclusive.
Actually, we just acquired another one.
Another what?
Tecnandito!
- Have a seat guys.
- Thank you.
[Charly] Hm.
[Alexis] Okay.
These were designed by an artist
with schizophrenia
and manufactured by indigenous l*sbian
women from the Oaxaca region.
They're brand new.
They must look great.
Hideous, but we have to help these people.
[screaming] Tecnandito!
Hello, the Acapulco Department?
No... My ex again.
- No, not only will I be keeping it...
- These are comfy.
No, listen! I'm gonna go there and find
the biggest assholes around,
and have them trash the place...
In case you're wondering, I got the
assistant position. Too late, losers.
- Assistant?
- [Charly] Whoa.
His wheelchair is like
a Mercedes-Benz S Class!
Oh, don't worry, we have other business.
We're not here to take your job.
Finally. I see that you've met
our new shining star.
Star of what exactly?
A new anti-Fentanyl campaign?
Everybody's welcome here. Now, how about
I do my job and you do yours.
You heard her. Now, hurry up
and bring us some coffee, please, Mini-Me.
- Sorry.
- Careful, this isn't your car.
[Bea] And take this!
[whimsical music playing]
Yeah, hit the turbo, R2-D2.
Gentlemen, I think
we can do amazing things together.
What are your plans
for our blind friend here?
[whimsical music stops]
You've got something
few people have, Alexis.
And I lack something lots of people have.
And that's exactly
what can make you a star.
I want to catapult your career,
get you in front of microphones
that will carry your voice to thousands.
Okay, as long as you're remembering
he already has a manager.
I don't want to replace his manager.
We need you in this too, Charly.
But if it's both of us you want,
then what is it that you get out of it?
All right, I'm not going to lie.
I know very well
that I'm being opportunistic
and capitalizing on inclusion, I admit it.
But who isn't, am I right?
That's why you're here.
I need to hear your thoughts
and learn from you, and make sure
many people learn from you as well.
Great. [groaning]
Thanks for the lovely speech.
We'll talk and let you know.
- Let's go, Alexis.
- Mm, I'm not going to wait too long, guys.
- Have a great day.
- Alexis,
it's time to grow up, don't you think?
Don't let fear stop you from moving
forward. I'll be waiting for your answer.
Mm.
Come on!
Hello. Yes, this is Miami?
[silently chuckles]
No, no, you dumped me first, as*h*le.
[Charly] Call it what you want,
I think it's prostitution.
[Alexis] Why are you so hell-bent
on not working with Bea
that we can't do something
meaningful with her?
Because we've always done it on our own.
We've done if before,
and we'll do it again.
- I'm telling you, we don't need her.
- [man] That's what you think. [groans]
Look, I know we can do it alone,
but right now it just so happens
that we're in one hell of a mess.
It doesn't make sense to turn down the
only person who's throwing us a lifeline.
[Charly] Look, I'm sorry, all right?
But I just don't trust her.
- Bea is right.
- [Charly] About what?
It's time for us to grow up.
We can't keep doing this.
Take us back to her office.
- What?!
- Please, buddy.
I'm not asking you to trust her,
but trust me. I know what I'm doing.
I need you with me on this.
- [sighs]
- [contemplative music playing]
I just hope to god
that you're not wrong about this, dude.
[music stops]
- [man] Can I help you with that?
- Back off, all right?
- [sighs]
- We don't need to think it over. We're in.
- That's right, both of us!
- [whimsical music playing]
Excellent news, guys.
Come back tomorrow to sign your contract.
May the adventure begin.
- Paquito, take them away.
- Yeah?
[sighing]
[groans and sighs]
[whimsical music stops]
[Paquito groans and inhales]
If you can't afford
to buy a luxury wheelchair,
do me a favor
and take my advice if possible.
At least put rubber tips on your crutches.
We can do that.
Our lives are about to change,
Charly, just wait, I can feel it.
[sighs] Let's hope the gods
of the blind can hear you.
So how about we go for a beer
and smoke a doob to wind down?
Sorry, I can't, I have something to do.
You have something better to do
that have fun with your best friend?
Yeah, but it's also something
more important.
Oh, man, I know that stupid face.
I just have to speak to Azul.
So, you're gonna talk to her
about that thing, aren't you?
- Don't tell me you're thinking about...
- Her, yeah, I'm thinking about her,
because lately I've only been
thinking about myself.
You changed your mind, didn't you?
Bea is right.
We have to stop acting like scared,
little boys. We need to grow up, Charly.
Well, how about we start acting
like scared adults?
- No. Not anymore. Not anymore, Charly.
- [contemplative music playing]
Wait up.
I'm not going to let you go alone.
Azul?
[music fades]
[Azul] Hey.
- I just wanted to tell you...
- Wait, before you say anything... [sighs]
...I thought about it and made a decision.
I need you to listen to me.
That's why I'm here, to listen.
[inhaling]
Alexis, I've never had a family.
I've never even met my father,
and my mom died when I was really little.
Ever since I found out that I was
pregnant, well, I felt that... [inhaling]
I... I felt something I only ever did
when my mom was alive.
A love and a connection,
and I really like it.
And I really don't want to lose that.
Not again.
Yeah, I know that and I...
I don't want to grow old alone.
Or to die alone.
I want to have someone,
and this baby is going to be my family.
- [inhaling] But you're free to choose.
- [upbeat electronic music playing]
You can be part of this family
or you can walk away.
Whatever you choose,
I'm having this child.
- I want us to keep it.
- What?
I want to have this child with you.
Are you serious?
- I'm scared shitless, but I'm serious.
- [music swelling]
I don't want fear to decide things for me.
I have no idea
how we're gonna do this, but,
but I know I want to learn with you.
We're in this together, Azul.
[Azul] Hm.
- Yeah, we sure are.
- Just us.
- [Azul chuckles]
- [music stops]
- Ahhh!
- [Alexis] Maya, you're here?
- Just give me a kiss.
- Why are you here anyway?
This is so amazing!
♪ You guys are going
to be parents! ♪ [chuckling]
Way to go guys! Bring it in here.
["Nunca Voy a Olvidarte"
by Rubytates playing]
- I'm so happy for you guys!
- [Maya] This is amazing.
[all] He! He! He! He! He! He!
He! He! He! He! He! He!
["Nunca Voy a Olvidarte" continues]
["Nunca Voy a Olvidarte" fades]
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