02x04 - switzerland

[bunniefuu]

What's going on, man?

- What's good? Uh

- How you?

- What is that?

- Sorry. I just

I'm just gonna say we did it.

Oh, and don't forget

to bring your djembe.

[LAUGHING] Just kidding.

[KEVIN] I thought you guys

covered all expenses.

Where'd you read that?

I didn't.

Money.

- You want a job?

- [DREW] The money

ain't what it used to be.

You need to stay in line.

See, this is why I can't go to school.

I need to make my own money.

I need to take care of myself.

Whatever you paid Zayna

to show up to your hearing,

you gon' give her that same amount

to get her to go to school.

I-I don't think I can.

- Right?

- Yeah.

S-Sorry. Yeah, I I can't do

other things, but I can do that.

Hi. Uh, I'm Dan, and, uh, I'm an addict.

My boss wanted to call the cops

on this guy. I wanted

to stop it. I also kind of didn't.

But now I just feel worse than ever.

[JAMAICAN ACCENT]

How many time me have to tell?

Listen, me want three

three-speed tricycle.

Oh, so you want three tricycles

that go Wait. Say it again.

You deaf, or you not understand English?

Me say me want

three three-speed tricycle.

Yo, Kareem?

- Hmm?

- Do we have?

- Uh, can you tell him?

- Listen and listen good.

Me say me want

three three-speed tricycle.

- Oh, you want 33 tricycles?

- Waste of time.

[MUSIC PLAYING FAINTLY]

What kind of fraud bike shop this?

- Fraud?

- Fraud?

Uh, her loss anyway.

- [DOOR OPENS]

- [BELL JINGLES]

[DOOR CLOSES]

You get that text from, uh,

White Keith? He messaged the thread.

Nah, I muted it after you started it.

Barry died. From middle school.

Oh, sh*t. That's cra You okay?

Yeah. Are you okay?

Yeah. What happened?

I don't know. I-I tried calling Keith,

but I guess his phone died like Barry.

- Crazy.

- First kiss.

- What?

- The first kiss I ever saw.

He kissed Jamie in the back of the bus.

Why'd you say it like that?

I don't know. I was just remembering it.

Is there a funeral?

There's a wake today, four o'clock.

Um, it's on the thread.

Damn. I don't have a black suit, man.

I wonder if I can wear another color.

Yeah, sure. I bet Barry liked colors.

Yeah, maybe.

I'll see you over there.

All right. Yeah, I'll be there.

All right, Kareem.

All right. Later, Couch King.

Come on, son.

Put this book away.

Nobody wants to buy a bike

from a guy who's looking

at d*ck pic scribbles.

Uh, I'm sorry, man. It's STD

Awareness Week at school.

Ah. Wish they had one

of those when I was a kid.

- Oh, yeah?

- I'm telling you, man.

Could've saved me a lot of bumps.

Yikes. Look, I have to be normal, okay?

- Mm-hmm.

- I just got reinstated

part-time, and so,

I have an auditor coming

to watch me teach in a couple weeks,

so I have to really try here.

I believe in you, son, and I'm sure

you'll be teaching

them sexual disease classes

for years to come.

- Thank you.

- But until then

here's this weekend's shift.

Oh, um, would you mind

changing the shift

that has me and Kev working together?

- Saturday afternoon?

- Yeah.

That is the busiest time

for a bike shop.

You've never worked on a Saturday.

Oh, I need my weekends.

And plus, I thought

you and Kev was getting along.

I just seen you talking.

No, I know, but I think

we get along better

when we give each other some space.

You know? Like, being roommates

didn't work, but more distance,

you know, like, ten seconds

here, 20 seconds there,

that feels like

a good friendship we can handle.

I understand what you're saying, son.

Yeah? Are you gonna change the schedule?

- Of course not.

- Okay.

[R&B MUSIC PLAYING]

Hmm. The urethra.

[RONALD REAGAN] You and I

have a rendezvous with destiny.

We'll preserve for our children

this, the last best hope of man

on Earth, or we'll sentence them

to take the last step into

a thousand years of darkness.

And then they gon' say, "Oh,

the lead is still up for grabs."

[SCOFFS] But you know there's only two,

maybe three of us that could

play lead, and Krystal

[CHUCKLES] is not one of them.

Mm-hmm.

You sure you're good, bro?

Yeah, I just got mad sh*t to do.

I got to take this to the post office,

then I got to get some groceries,

do some laundry stuff.

Yeah, this living on your own, bro

I mean, 'cause it's okay

if you're not okay.

I mean, if my uncle got picked

up, I don't know what I would

I'm fine. It's whatever.

Yo, tell me more about this play.

Uh, we got rehearsals later on today,

but I don't know.

We're still trying to figure it out.

[SIGHS]

Girl, are you even listening to me?

'Cause I can take

my Black a*s somewhere else.

They try to give the lead to anybody,

but anybody can't play the lead.

Krystal is trash, but

she's still getting a chance,

and you have rehearsals later on today.

[CLICKS TONGUE]

A'ight. Point proven. My fault.

What you didn't say was

what the play was.

Some bullshit called

Alyssastrata. [CHUCKLES]

"Go straight to the matha." [CHUCKLES]

Talking about, "It's a comedy

for the frustrated."

Like, n*gga,

I know this play ain't helped

nobody frustrations.

[CHUCKLES] Please.

You know, they got tape and bubble wrap

and all of that at school, right?

It's whatever. I'm-a just

I'm-a just take it to the post office.

I mean, I'm just saying,

tape is tape wherever you get it from.

[MUSIC PLAYING FAINTLY]

Okay, Zay, it's cool if you want

to talk about Drew.

I don't.

n*gg*s get locked up every day.

You right, but I just think

you should articulate your

Amaya. What the f*ck?!

I'm so sorry. Um, I'm so sorry.

Yo, my Uber outside, so I'm-a just go.

"E Sa Ma Miliki" by

Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Hey.

Did I miss something?

Uh, yeah. They gave us an assignment.

We have to take a picture that conveys

contrast, juxtaposition or

[BRITISH ACCENT] an oxymoron.

- They said it like that?

- No.

I just like doing

a British accent sometimes.

[CHUCKLES SOFTLY] All right.

You're not good at it.

Um, thank you.

Uh, wh-what was your name?

[WITHOUT ACCENT] Arsema. You?

- Kevin.

- And why were you late, Kevin?

Oh, man, I was coming from work.

I got caught up on the train.

- I hate when that happens.

- Hey, so,

what are you gonna do

for the, uh, for the assignment?

I'm gonna take a picture

of a white person at a protest.

- Shouldn't be too hard.

- Yeah.

Don't take my idea, though.

- I'm serious.

- It's not original.

[MUSIC PLAYING FAINTLY]

Yeah, shouldn't be too hard.

I'll just

I hope you're not taking that

to the post office.

- Yeah. Why?

- Don't nothing work over there.

So you mean nobody's working?

Nah, they're working,

but don't nothing work.

Like, if you want to change your

address, they don't got the forms.

If you want to ship internationally,

they can't do it.

The people behind the counter

can't even spell "Kose-oko."

- You mean "Kosciuszko."

- "Kaske-cuckoo."

"Kase-who-sue." It don't matter.

I can't say it.

They can't spell it.

They don't even got tape.

- Seriously? How you even know?

- 'Cause I used

to work there. I just quit.

f*ck.

[DAN] Dementia.

Strange lumps.

Paralysis?

Pus?

Worst of all, the devil's rashes.

[GIRL] Oh, that's nasty.

These are all things that can result

from syphilis.

Aye, yo, Teach, what about crusty hands?

Like, if somebody got reptile-type skin

and always wear the same shoes

every day. Is that a symptom?

[AMAYA] Oh, Greg.

[DAN] Oh, you're talking

about Greg? No, no, no.

- [LAUGHTER]

- Okay. Yeah. You can't

accuse each other of having STDs, okay?

And you can't critique their sneakers.

- My bad.

- [WHISPERS] It's okay, Greg.

You got to have sex to get that, right?

You actually don't have to have sex

to get syphilis, okay?

But I'm gonna cover

all that today, kids. Okay.

Transmission rates.

- So, you ever get an "S-titty"?

- No, I've never

Well, why do you say it

like that? S-T-D.

- "S-titty."

- I've never gotten an "S-titty."

Okay? Not once.

- That's a "yes," folks. [LAUGHS]

- No. I haven't, okay?

But I know a lot about

sexually transmitted diseases

that could help all of you.

All right. Now,

15% of people still die from syphilis,

- but it is treatable, okay?

- Greg, you hear that, man?

You got some hope, man.

Greg has a lot of hope.

Greg has a lot of hope.

You're gonna live a long time,

Greg. A long, long time.

[KEYS DROP]

- [SIGHS] f*ck.

- [VENESTINE] They ain't gonna

pick themselves up.

Drew called to make sure

you're okay, to check on you.

- I'm fine.

- [SCOFFS] This is fine?

I'm just trying to make my money

and mail these orders out,

but this post office is

just a f*cking mess.

Zayna, if you're worried

about rent, don't.

Drew took care of it, and if it

continues, we'll figure it out.

We wouldn't be in this situation if

if Drew just minded his business.

- You are his business.

- No, I'm my business.

I'm just trying to take care of myself.

It's not my fault

that Drew got arrested.

Nobody said it was.

I know that's what people think.

Sweetie, look at me.

What folks think about you

has nothing to do with you.

Do what you have

to do today to feel better.

And I'll make oxtail for dinner.

How about that? Okay?

All right, bet.

Where you going?

To Popeyes, in case I don't

like how your oxtails taste.

Girl.

[SLOW, SOLEMN PIANO MUSIC]

[QUIET CHATTER]

So, if I just give a

presentation, they don't listen,

but if I make it a sex discussion,

then they'll just roast each other.

I mean, they are teenagers.

Maybe I bring in a guest speaker.

Who's had, like, the most sex?

Do we know any,

like, '60s rock stars?

Yeah, everybody has on black,

but me, man.

I look like I'm happy he died.

No, you're fine.

I look like I don't own an iron.

- You don't.

- Yeah.

But it doesn't even matter

what we're wearing.

You know, we're here.

That's what matters.

I don't want Barry's people

to start talking about me.

Would you want an open casket?

I don't care. I'm gonna be dead.

Yeah. Please keep mine closed.

I feel like Kareem might try to open it.

Maybe put on a padlock.

Dan? Kev?

sh*t. Theo?

Oh, Theo. What's going on, man?

Man, you two ain't changed not one bit.

Y'all both look so dry and awkward.

- Okay.

- Man,

why you wearing a Powerpuff Girls suit?

- It's a nice suit.

- This was all they had.

What color is that?

- Is that salmon?

- Yeah.

Yo, Barry's mom over here

crying. You wearing salmon.

It's a funeral, not a carnival,

bro. What you doing?

Man, the last time we saw you was, um

When I stole Dan's shoes

and threw 'em in the Hudson.

- Remember that, Dan?

- I do remember that.

Yeah. It's funny

how I didn't forget that.

My bad, man. I really tried

to get them to Jersey,

but not so much. Next time.

Next time, what?

- Yeah, I'll do it again.

- No.

We're not gonna try that again.

- So, what you been up to, man?

- Man, just, you know,

just trying to be healthy and all that.

You want a tomato?

- No.

- Yeah?

- No. Throw it to Jersey.

- Yo,

remember I used to do magic?

Yeah, I remember.

Guess what? I got better.

- Oh.

- Yeah.

Y'all want to see a trick?

I mean, we're stuck,

so I guess we have to, yeah.

Think of a card, any card.

Okay.

Now check your pocket.

Oh, like?

Your face was weird, man.

- Check deep.

- Yeah, it's-it's

it's just my phone.

There's nothing in here, man.

Well, Dan, check your pocket.

It's in one of your pockets.

I just think you're missing a step, man.

Shouldn't you have, like,

a deck of cards or something?

Yo, bro, y'all trying

to play me right now?

Like, I don't do this sh*t for real?

Come on, man. Stop playing with me.

My bad.

Still can't believe Barry's dead, man.

All the funny ones go so soon.

Remember when he pranked Mr. Phillpotts?

What'd he do?

He stole his credit cards,

and he bought porn online.

His wife was like,

"Aah! There's porn! Aah!"

And she got divorced.

[LAUGHING] Divorced, yo.

That sh*t was hilarious.

f*ck. Legend. Legend.

It's weird how funny pranks are

mostly just very mean things.

Anyway, I gotta get a picture

of me in this suit, man.

Nothing gets more likes

than a dead friend.

Kev, hold these veggies.

Dan, do me the honors, please.

- Oh, we're doing this now?

- Yeah, pictures, please.

- Thank you.

- Okay.

You're in the game, baby. Come on.

Okay.

- Yeah?

- Yo, zoom in, zoom in. Zoom.

- [DAN STAMMERS]

- Zoom in.

- [DAN] No, it's zoom

- Horizontal.

This is for Barry ♪

This is for Barry,

yeah, yeah, now, now, yeah ♪

Get the Kaepernick knee.

- You got the turtleneck?

- [DAN] Yeah, I-I got it.

Barry's not in it, but

Barry's always in it.

He's in it in spirit.

Okay, I got you.

Wow. These are good, man.

Thank you.

You're not gonna go see the body?

The body? No. He know what it is.

Next time, buy a suit

that fits you. Happy Easter.

- Great seeing you.

- Yeah.

Guy was always a d*ck.

I didn't know

you could take pictures here.

You-you can't. You're not

supposed to pose at a wake.

Maybe you could take a candid,

I guess, but

This might be a good spot

to do my fellowship assignment.

I got to take a picture

that shows contrast.

Yeah, no.

Yeah, yeah, you're right.

I shouldn't even be thinking

about that, man.

It's disrespectful to Barry.

[DAN] Yeah.

It was kind of a d*ck move

of Barry, buying porn

with Mr. Phillpotts's credit card.

Yo, I know y'all were close, but, um,

this guy kind of sucked.

- We weren't close.

- Hmm?

I thought you guys were close.

You took the bus with him every day.

Yeah, 'cause he was going

in the same direction.

I never even talked to him.

Didn't you sit next to him in class?

It was assigned seating.

I barely knew sh*t about him.

I only came here 'cause

I thought you guys were friends.

I only came here 'cause

I thought y'all were friends.

All right, let's get

the f*ck up out of here.

- Yeah.

- This is, uh

- Nice to wear a blazer, though.

- Eh

- [PHONE WHOOSHES]

- Damn, man.

I got to turn this project in tomorrow.

- Hmm?

- [WOMAN CRYING LOUDLY]

Thank you for coming.

Oh, yeah, we're so sorry for your loss.

Thank you. [CRYING]

Hey, how did you know my son?

Oh, he was your son. Oh, um,

we went to middle school with Barry.

Um, he sat next to me in class.

He sat next to me on the bus.

- [CRIES]

- Barry sat near

so many of us through the years.

You must've been very good friends.

You're wearing

his favorite color. [CRIES]

Oh, yeah.

I-I thought he'd appreciate it.

[DAN] Um, can we get you some water?

Or, uh, someone brought

a veggie plate, if you like?

Yes, there-there is something

I would love.

- Oh, anything within reason.

- Would

Would you two mind

sitting with me for a minute?

I would love to hear stories

about my son.

Ooh.

Hmm.

[BREATHING SHARPLY]

I am greatly vexed on behalf

of all women.

You men have such poor opinions of us.

Well, perhaps you all deserve it.

- [SCOFFS]

- Okay, uh, let's hold here.

Um, Krystal, get in there.

[KRYSTAL CLEARS THROAT]

[AMAYA] Do you see my slow teardrop?

She didn't even let that

All right.

- Trust me, bro. Good luck.

- Mm. Mm-mm. Mm. Rude.

- "Rude." Girl.

- [KRYSTAL CLEARS THROAT]

Do you see this?

- [TRILLING]

- [MOUTHING]

If I love you, I'm going

to lose what's left of me!

This isn't love.

- It's a disease.

- [AMAYA] It's a disease.

[ZAYNA LAUGHS]

Shorty ain't got no range, bro.

Yeah, bro, I can act better than that.

Well, get on up there,

'cause clearly, Mx. Green's

- giving roles to anybody.

- Nah, fam.

I got way more important things to do.

Yo, you know the post office didn't have

- no tape?

- I told you.

Yo, come with me afterwards to get some?

- All right, bet. I got you.

- [OMARI] I'm going to do it

whether I have your blessing or not.

- [LAUGHTER]

- [AMAYA] The b*tch gonna

- trip on air. Like

- What are you still doing here?

I thought you were

just dropping something off.

- She's here to support a friend.

- [CHUCKLING]

Okay. Amaya, this is a closed rehearsal.

If they're not a part

of the play, they got to go.

Sorry, honey.

Fine by me. This play

not even believable anyway.

All these dusty-a*s costumes.

You got a bunch

of Black kids looking like

sl*ves from the future. [LAUGHS]

- Okay. What's in the box?

- Nothing.

It's not like I'm White Marcus

trying to blow up the damn school.

Give me the box.

[AMAYA] You know, Black people

don't really sh**t up

- schools like that, so

- [ZAYNA] Thank you.

What is this?

It's something that I sold,

and I was on my way

to go get supplies to mail it.

You made this?

Yeah.

Zayna, we have no one helping

with the costume design, so

- I can tell.

- I think you would be great at it.

How do you feel about taking the job?

- [SCOFFS] Purr.

- Okay.

But wait. Does it pay?

It does not pay,

but you will have to be passing

all of your classes.

- I think I can.

- [AMAYA SQUEALS QUIETLY]

Okay, have a seat.

And keep it down.

- Mm-hmm.

- This is art, theater.

[DAN] Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

He was the healthiest.

First kid I ever knew who put

tomatoes on a cheesesteak.

Oh.

What else?

- One time we got lost.

- Uh-huh.

- Off the 7 train in Queens.

- Oh. [SNIFFLES]

And Barry led us all the way home.

- [LAUGHS SOFTLY]

- When we got home,

he helped me teach my turtle to swim.

Oh.

- He had so many hidden talents.

- Uh-huh.

The one that shocked me

was rock climbing. I didn't

I didn't know he could do that.

- Mm-hmm.

- Really?

I always thought

he was scared of heights.

The rocks were very small.

- Oh. [SNIFFLES]

- Yeah. We would just do it

to build confidence and then,

you know, go in the house

and play video games.

We didn't allow video games

in the house.

Kevin's memory has been

very spotty since the accident.

What? Oh, what happened?

I don't remember, actually.

- Oh.

- You got to

We were in gym class

doing the rope climb,

and Kevin fell and hit his head.

I-I don't remember that.

- Spotty memory.

- [EXHALES]

[KEVIN] I do remember

Dan missing school,

like, twice a month.

I would get sick a lot.

- Mm.

- I got sick, too, but I never

- sh*t on myself.

- Oh, dear. Oh.

That's Come on, man. Okay.

All right, Kevin

once gave a girl a poem,

and then she switched schools.

Dan sh*t on himself so many times,

they started calling him "Diaper Dan."

[STAMMERING]

What does this have to do with my son?

You know what? Barry actually

gave him the nickname.

He started it.

Yeah, but-but he was nice

about all of that stuff.

The-the the rope fall, the sharing,

my sh1tting.

Oh. He was such a people person.

He was.

- Like, one time?

- Yeah.

We were gonna prank a teacher,

Kevin and I.

We were gonna steal his

credit card and ruin his life.

And Barry Ever the moral compass

Stood up and said,

- "Don't do that."

- [CRIES]

I'm so glad Barry has friends

like you two in his life.

You've really cheered me up

on a very difficult day.

- Oh. Our pleasure.

- Mm.

I-I would love it

if you could share a story

or two with the mourners, huh?

- Uh

- Today, or?

It-it-it It would mean so much

if you could talk to everyone.

They would love stories

about Barry's kindness.

You sure it shouldn't just be family?

You are family. You are family.

- [DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]

- What do we do?

b*tch crazy, bro. I'm about to get

the f*ck up out of here. I'm not

related to these white people.

- We can't just leave.

- All right,

then tell 'em one of those stories.

They're all made up.

- Yeah.

- We could bullshit one person,

but a whole group,

somebody's gonna know.

Okay, so let's leave.

Yeah. No, no, you're right.

We don't we don't know him enough.

I don't even know how he died.

- Oh, you didn't hear?

- No.

[CLICKS TONGUE] Bro, Theo was

just talking about it in there.

He, um [CLICKS TONGUE]

f*cked up, man.

He died of syphilis. Crazy, bro.

That sh*t is preventable, too.

Just swept him away.

Yeah?

- Mm-hmm.

- Hmm.

[DAN] I am

really sad about Barry's death.

What makes me sadder is that

his death was preventable.

15% of people infected die

from syphilis.

It has many names other than syphilis

"bad blood," "pox," "zipper cut."

But if I had my druthers, we'd

just call it "Barry's Disease."

What in the hell is he talking about?

He was our Lou Gehrig.

A brave, shining Yes. Barry's mom.

Um, Barry died of benign neoplasms,

not syphilis.

I know. Um, we all know.

He died of benign neoplasms, but

but he sure lived with syphilis.

So, uh, I'll miss Barry.

Thank you. Bye. All the best.

God bless. Keep it a hundred.

Those benign neoplasms

They'll get you.

[INHALES SHARPLY]

They will get you.

[THEO] Every single time.

You can have 'em

and not know you even got 'em.

[KRYSTAL] But they always need us,

but they are ungrateful.

Look at them, naively

wallowing in their own sin.

[OMARI] I'm not paying $20.

I already paid for the bottle.

[KRYSTAL] And he stole the bottle!

[AMAYA] Do what you want,

but I Lord cleet.

- I forgot my line. I'm sorry.

- [SIGHS] Oh, my God.

[MX. GREEN] Amaya. Amaya,

it's okay. Um, on the

"We can't abandon them" line,

sound more urgent.

W-What that mean? Like, say it faster?

- You could've just

- Well, you know, like,

- just really get

- [ZAYNA] I'm sorry, Mx. Green,

- but this ain't it.

- What?

- You don't like the line?

- No.

The whole play.

I'm sorry, but you got a bunch

of Black kids doing Greek mythology.

None of us have even been to Greece.

- I've been to Greece.

- Well, we got one here.

But like I was saying,

we're doing something

that none of us can even relate to.

Zayna, Lysistrata is

a very popular play.

It's less about the content,

more about the context.

But can't it be about both?

We should do something

about the African gods

Like Oshun and Yemaya.

- [AMAYA] O-shoon.

- [KRYSTAL] Yeah, yeah, Oshun.

- Hmm.

- Actually

yo, that's a b*mb-a*s idea.

Right, y'all?

- Mm-hmm.

- Yeah.

And it wouldn't even be

that hard to change.

All we got to do is get rid

of Lysistra-da-da-da

and replace her

with Yemaya.

Okay. And so what?

You think you're gonna get paid

now for doing all this?

- Well, am I?

- Absolutely not.

But I will let you

take the lead. Come on.

For real? A'ight. Bet. Omari boy, come.

You should enter from stage left.

What's stage left?

It's the opposite of the regular left.

- Got you.

- Pass me them crowns.

- Amaya.

- Hey, boss friend.

You gonna be Oshun,

'cause you look b*mb in yellow.

[LAUGHS] And, Krystal,

you are gonna play Yemaya.

Mm.

Nice. Any questions?

Are we African gods

or African-American gods?

- You both.

- Got you.

Tap into your ancestors.

Make it your own.

[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

Actually

let me get this.

But where you going with my crown?

Chill, bro.

- Oh. You got a bigger one.

- [CHUCKLES]

- Yeah, I like that.

- Goddess.

The way that they was looking at you

during that speech was crazy,

man. Like

Honestly, they were looking

at me the same way the kids do.

[MUSIC PLAYS ON RADIO]

So, what, you're not trippin'

over what I did?

No, no, no. Barry's cousin told me

they learned something,

even if it didn't apply.

Mm, mm. She didn't learn sh*t.

She was just trying to be nice.

Still, I appreciate that.

Yo, what you think of these photos, man?

[KEVIN] This sh*t my favorite.

[DAN] Yeah, that's contrast.

[KEVIN] She ready to k*ll you.

They didn't deserve my syphilis lecture.

Yeah.

[DAN CLEARS THROAT]

You straight?

Um, yeah.

There's something I should

probably tell you. Um

There was Drew

When Drew came back

a little while ago

Um, no, no. No, I'm sorry.

I'm not starting It's not about you.

I'm not starting a thing.

Um, but you know,

there's that whole mess

with Drew and Zayna,

and I did something I regret. Uh

This coming from that 12-step thing?

No, I mean, like, I did it

while I was on withdrawal,

and I talked about it in N.A., but,

like, I definitely feel guilty about it.

Bro, just focus on your sobriety.

You know what I mean? Like,

you can't change the past.

The future doesn't exist.

All we got is now.

You know, you're good.

- That's deep.

- Well, thanks.

I heard it on this podcast.

I've been dying to use it.

- Wait.

- Hmm.

What the f*ck?

[DAN] Ah. Look at that.

Is that your card?

- No.

- Huh. Well, it's a card.

I don't know how he did that sh*t.