18x04 - A Virtual Insanity

[bunniefuu]

[♪ "Virtual Insanity" playing]

[Frank]
You look like an as*h*le.

[Dennis] A lot of people are
gonna be wearing these hats
at the concert.

It might be you looking
like an as*h*le.

Concert? What concert?

I thought we were going
to a virtual reality thing.

Oh, no. You're getting confused
with "Virtual Insanity."

-What?
-Yeah, that's Jamiroquai's
top song,

and Mr. Jamiroquai is
the one who wears the hat.

They're a hat band.

Oh, no. Come on. They're not
a hat band, all right?

And the man's name
is not Jamiroquai.
That's the band's name, okay?

The man's name is Jay Kay.

And that's not just
a J and a K. That's, uh...
that's spelled J-A-Y K-A-Y.

And the band's name
actually is...
This is interesting.

It's a portmanteau.

It's a combination of, uh,
two things: Jam, as in
"jam session," and "Iroquois."

I'm lost.

We all are,
but Dennis is a super fan,
so he'll go on and on about it.

Well, let's hear the album.

-Well...
-Well, there's really
only the one song.

Well, hard disagree on
that there, pal. But yeah.

No, we can't really listen
to music

because, uh, this thing
doesn't have a CD player,

and we left our phones at home
as a nod to the '90s.

-So, we're kinda screwed here.
-[scoffs] Well, not me.

I never go anywhere
without my phone.

-Is that right?
-[Charlie] Is that right?
[chuckles]

-g*dd*mn it. What's this?
-[Dennis] Well, you know,

Frank, we had to take
your phone

and replace it with
a calculator
because you are addicted.

-Yeah.
-[chanting]
Concert, concert, concert.

-Don't go in there for a while.
-g*dd*mn it.

I forgot how annoying it is
to go to a concert
with you, Dee.

-You're way too drunk
way too soon.
-What? No.

Remember the Dave Matthews
concert where we tossed her
under the Astrovan?

-You guys--
-♪ She got stuffed
Under the van ♪

♪ Broken ribs ♪

-[Dee] Yeah, yeah.
-[chuckling]

Where are we by the way?
I don't recognize this area.

Yeah, I don't know. Um, I think
I got a little turned around

-because we
don't have GPS. So...
-[rattling]

What the hell is that?

Well, you know what?
We-We might be
running out of gas.

-The gas gauge might...
-What?

Yeah, well, I couldn't tell
if the gas gauge was working.

I think we might have
jacked up the electronics

when we ripped out the console.

You morons.

-[Charlie] Yeah.
-[Dennis] Okay,
we are fully out of gas.

-[Frank] sh*t.
-Yeah, we're, uh...

Seems kind of like
a rough area, isn't it?

Yeah, well, it's getting worse
and worse these days,
I'll tell you that.

Well, don't panic, everybody.
You know, it's fine, I think.

What's that?

That's one of those
driverless robot taxi cars
or whatever.

-There's nobody driving it?
-Mm-mmm.

[Mac] So a robocar driving
through a homeless encampment.

That seems like Judge Dredd .

Yeah, dude. You're right.
It is very dystopian for sure.

And if I could just, you know,

bring things back around
full circle, if you don't mind.

Uh, this is the exact future

that Jamiroquai was
trying to warn us about
almost 30 years ago.

-[Dee] Hmm.
-[Dennis] Mmm.

[♪ "Temptation Sensation"
playing]

Keep the curtains closed

because the first thing
those animals do is
go for your holes.

So you gotta stuff up because
that's how they get into you.

-You gotta... Yeah.
-Wait. Hang on. No. Frank.

-Frank, relax.
-Here. Stuff up. Stuff up.

-Nobody wants your holes.
-That's how they get
inside of you.

-They enter.
-They... [stammers]

Nobody wants to be inside you.

Don't panic. You still have
time to make the concert.

We just need somebody
to go out there
and get us some gas, right?

-Mac?
-Yeah.

Me? Why? Why me?

Well, I mean,
you're the only one
with a chained wallet.

[stammers] Oh, that was
for the mosh pit though.

Yeah, it'd be crazy
for those of us

who don't have chained wallets
to go out there.

-That'd be crazy.
-Plus, you're the enforcer.

-Aren't you always saying that?
-And that you know
the streets super well.

-He knows the streets.
-You guys say that.

I've definitely heard you
say it, but sure, if you want.

-All right. I'll do it.
-Go leave with your...

No, no. Wait. Don't go.

Hang on to your teeth
because that's what they do.

They pull your teeth
and use it for currency.

They take my teeth?
Why would they take my teeth?

[Frank] They trade teeth
for currency.

Where are you
getting that from?

I thought you were
talking about the Mad Max

dystopian world
with the oil and the cars.

-Oh, oh, oh.
-I see what's going on.

-He's mixing up
his dystopian futures.
-Yeah.

When you talked about
the driverless car...

Mad Max is after the
computer wars when the humans
are fighting over water.

-Wait. What?
-[Mac] Yeah.

-I thought it was in the past.
-No, it's in the future.

The computers have had
the big AI fight.
The Terminator ...

And the fight over water,
that's Waterworld .

No, that's when
there's too much water.

Which one was
the m*dget strapped to the tank
and he was playing the guitar?

We're getting our Mad Maxes
all mixed up.

We're getting
all of these dystopian futures
mixed up, and it's just...

It's too much to unravel.
We're gonna miss
the concert, all right?

And I don't wanna miss
the concert, okay?
So, how about this?

Go out there, get us some gas,

and we'll circle back
to this conversation because
I do think it's important.

Yeah, dude.
Just go get gas, please?

I'll get the gas
'cause I'm the enforcer.
I know the streets.

You're the enforcer. You know
the streets. Otherwise,
we're gonna be here all night.

I'm actually gonna roll too
'cause I need
some more supplies.

-I gotta beef up
this jungle juice.
-All right. Go.

-You really don't, Dee.
-Boosh.

-Oh, you b*tch.
-Oh, she got your hat.

Yeah, that's all right.
I brought a spare. [chuckles]

This city has
really turned to sh*t, huh?

Really,
it's an excessive amount
of homeless people, right?

This is just weird, right?

It's the fentanyl, Dee.
It's the g*dd*mn fentanyl.

Oh, whatever happened
to crackheads though?

-'Cause crackheads were fun.
-They were industrious,
you know?

They would sell you a bike.
They would tell you a joke.

-They would work for
their crack.
-They were hard workers.

They'd offer to suck d*ck
for it. You know what I mean?

-They wouldn't expect anything.
-"I'll suck yo' d*ck!"

That was funny
and this is just sad.

Oh, please.
A pile of filth right in the...
where I was trying to walk.

-sh*t.
-I'm walking here.
You know what I mean?

I-I gotta be honest with you.

I put too much energy drink
inside of my juice, and I think
my buzz is wearing off.

We gotta find a liquor store.

No. Dee, we need to find
a gas station, all right?

Go ask somebody.

[stammers] No, I'm not talking
to these people. They're crazy.

You ask somebody.
You're the one
who knows the streets.

Fine, p*ssy.

There's nothing
to be afraid of, all right?
These people are harmless.

Sir. Hi, sir. Excuse me.

Um, we're looking for
a gas station. Could you point
us in the right direction?

-Yeah, let me
help you. [chuckles]
-[chuckles]

You're gonna go down
to the, uh, purple tent.

You make a left
at the bug zapper.

-You-You hear that?
-Yeah, yeah.

You're gonna go past
the rat lot, and then you
make a right at the barrels.

-You can't miss it.
Okay? [chuckles]
-[chuckling] Okay.

-All right. You see?
-Yeah.

-What? What?
-Oh.

-My chain technology failed me!
-Uh...

your chain seems fine.

Looks like
your pants technology's
what failed you.

[yelps] That's a person.
That's not a pile,
that's a person.

-Go. That's a person.
We gotta go.
-Okay.

Like, the floor's moving around
and stuff,

like furniture's,
like, moving towards him.

He's, like, "Whoa."
It's really, really cool.

And then he launches into
like a...

♪ Well, that's what
They said yesterday ♪

♪ There's nothing left to do
But pray ♪

♪ I think I need to find
A new religion ♪

Now let's stop there.
Let's examine that last couplet

because I think when
he's talking about religion,
he's not talking about--

-I wanna blow my brains out.
-Well, yeah,
it's a lot to take in.

Yeah, but also, aren't you
singing the wrong song?

I thought it went like...

♪ I wanna get high, so high ♪

♪ Hits from the bong ♪

No, Charlie.
That's Cypress Hill.
And that's two different songs.

No, it's not. That's Jumanji,
and it goes like...

♪ Insane in the membrane ♪

-[both] ♪ Insane in the brain ♪
-♪ It's Jumanji ♪

Hold on. No, that's
a third Cypress Hill song
that you're singing,

and then you're talking about
a board game?
Okay, it's Jamiroquai.

Guys, Jesus. This is crazy.

I need both of you to expand
your Jamiroquai knowledge.

Otherwise, you're gonna be
at the concert, you're gonna be
listening to the music,

but you're not gonna be
really hearing the music.

g*dd*mn it.
If I could just play the song,

if I could just play it,
I swear to God, you'd really
get it, you know what I mean?

I have a CD. I just...
We don't even have a CD player.

Dude, I bet there's, like,
an old music player
in this tent city somewhere.

You know, all these people
are on old technology, man.

I bet they could play that.

Hey. Yeah. You know what?

There's a certain
flea market quality
to it out there, you know?

Except with more drugs
and violence.

If you go out there, it's gonna
draw attention to us.

And if those c*ck catch
a scent, we're finished.

Look, Frank, man,
these are people, dude.

Yeah, don't refer to them
as c*ck.

That's appalling,
you know what I mean?

These are people that
we look through and ignore,

unless we need to buy drugs
or CD players.

Yeah. They are probably covered
in c*ck.

Well, if you hear two g*nshots,
then you know
they got into my holes.

So then just burn the RV.
Just fire it up.

If they're in your holes, dude,
you're not getting
the shot off.

That's a good point.
If they've advanced that far,
you're not--

-Yeah, you're done for.
-You're done for. But, yes.

We'll burn it down
if they're in your holes.

We got you covered, okay?

[♪ jovial music plays]

[Mac] Oh, thank God.

Hello? Hello, sir.

Sir, hi, hi, hi. [chuckles]

Uh, our RV broke down,

and, um, oh, as you can see,
my chain wallet was ripped away
by a homeless man,

and I-I-I don't,
unfortunately, have any funds,

but I'm wondering
if we-we can, uh...

I see you pointing
at the sign, but I...

Oh, I get...
No, I-I think there's
a bit of a misunderstanding.

Sorry. No, no,
we're not homeless.

I don't think
he's gonna help us.

I think this guy thinks
we're homeless, Dee.

I think we gotta come up with
a completely different
solution.

You know what?
I've got an idea.

Come with me.

Okay, give me the bottle.

No, no, you can't.
You're gonna dump it out.

Of course I'm gonna dump it.
I'm gonna fill it
with gasoline.

You're gonna regret
not having jungle boobs
in the parking lot.

Jungle boobs? Jungle boobs?
You are useless.

Give me the hat.

Yeah, this is working.

-What? What is that?
-Dee, what is that?

Is that
a homeless person's bottle?

Did I pick up
the wrong one back there?

Oh, my God.
Are you drinking street juice?

[coughing] Oh, God. [groans]

Oh, my God.
You're gonna get hepatitis.
That's disgusting.

Uh-oh. Starting to fold.

What? Fold?

-Oh, my God.
Is that the fentanyl?
-[driver] Hey!

-[Dee] Folding.
-You took fentanyl.

Unfold and run, Dee.
Unfold and run.

I'm sorry. It's okay.
We're not homeless.

-Get the hell away from
my truck!
-Unfold. Unfold and run, Dee!

There's nothing weird
about this!

God, look at
all these homeless people, man.

Population is booming.

Yeah. Where are
they coming from, dude?

Glad it's not nighttime.
I'd be scared as sh*t.

Yeah. And you know,
I feel bad too, you know.

We're, like,
driving to a jazz show
in a spare home... [chuckles]

...and these people have,
like, no homes, you know.

Right, yeah.
I see the irony in that.

It's-It's a shame,
but, you know,
nothing to be done. Uh-uh.

Well, nothing you can do
about it,

-but, you know...
-Yeah. [sighs]

Have you noticed there's
quite a few people around here
that are, like, folded?

-[Charlie] Yeah,
they're like... I know.
-Look at this guy right here.

What is that?
Like, how do they not tip over?

Good question.
Yeah, it's actually
quite impressive, isn't it?

It's, like, they gotta have
strong legs to-to-to
pull that off, you know?

Are the drugs only affecting
the top half?

It's a torso-based narcotic,
you know what I mean?

Still, it feels like somebody
should do something about this.

It's gotta be tough
on the spine long-term.

Yeah. You know what?
Go with me here. I got an idea.

Hang on. Check this out.

All right?
And I just go up a little.

[Dennis] You lift him up and...

-[Charlie] There we go.
-Hey!

Look at that, huh?

Yeah, not bad.

Not bad? Dude, come on, that's,
like, a million-dollar idea
right there.

-Look at that. Look at that.
-Well, yeah. [chuckles]

Who's gonna give you
the million dollars?

'Cause these people
don't have any money.

Uh, well, no. Yeah.
No, they don't, but you know
what you do in those plays?

You-You find an investor, like,
some kind of big-money guy

-who sees how to monetize
this thing.
-Government contract.

-That's where
the big money is at, right?
-Yes,

yeah, it's a social play,
right?

You go after
the federal dollars.

We got a real problem with
the folding. Let's take care of
this kind of a thing.

Hey, are you hearing music
coming from over there?

I am hearing that.
It's got to be playing
out of something, right?

-Should we check that out?
-Yeah, let's do it.

Dude, if you don't mind,
I'm just gonna grab this.

-[Dennis] Yeah, yeah.
-[grunts]

Just, you know, don't want
anyone to steal the prototype.

You know,
copyrights, trademarks
and that kind of thing.

-I just... You get
what I'm saying, right?
-I got you.

You know, you just gotta
copyright and all that stuff.

[♪ salsa music playing]

[in Spanish]

-Cricket?
-Hey!

[all cheering]

Hey! What's good?

[cheering continues]

-You mind turning that down
a little bit?
-Yeah, yeah.

-Turn that down
a little, Cricket.
-Yeah.

-Cricket. Cricket!
-Cricket.

-¡Ay!
-I noticed you
speaking Spanish earlier.

Is this
a Latino neighborhood? Or...

[clears throat]
I'm with the Puerto Ricans now.

-Oh! They, like,
own you or something?
-[Cricket] No, no, no, no.

-Don't ask. It's...
-Well, I mean, in a way.
But either way...

[laughs]
Hey, cool. That's cool.

Cricket, what's the story
with that CD player?

Is that up for grabs?
'Cause I'd like to barter
for that.

Yeah, we kind of need
one of those.

That's my most prized
possession.

[Charlie] He just said
he'd barter for it. So...

That's your most prized
possession?

[stammers] If you wanna haggle,
we can haggle

because I'm looking at
that hat,

and I'm thinking,
"That's a bang-up chamber pot."

I don't have indoor plumbing.
That hat's got structure.

You could throw a bag in there,
it's good to go.

I'll do it for the hat, maybe.

The hat's just not
on the table, that's not...

Yeah. Listen, you're
talking about taking a dump
in this guy's hat.

-Come on, dude.
-I'm sorry, dude.
I'm sorry he went there.

-Yeah.
-This is a Jay Kay hat.

-No hat. Hat's done.
-[Charlie] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay. Hat's-- Whoa! Whoa.

-Cricket!
-All right. I made a move.
That's on me.

-Leave him alone.
-Damn you to hell.

-I already lost one of these.
-You're not getting the hat.

-Okay. I'm backing off.
-Okay?

Just give me some foil
and we'll be done.
You can have the damn thing.

Are you talking about
just regular... [stammers]
...tinfoil?

-Is that code for something?
-The stuff you wrap food in?

-Or just tinfoil?
-Tinfoil's as good as gold
around here.

Come on, you gotta
understand the streets.
Tinfoil is king. And fentanyl.

Yeah, fentanyl is better.

If you have fentanyl,
I'll take the fentanyl
over everything

and you can have
this entire house.

-We have tinfoil. Yeah.
-Yeah. Let's get you
that tinfoil.

-I think we bought some
for the hot dogs.
-Yeah, we definitely do.

-Well, I'll take
the hot dogs too.
-[Charlie] Well...

Hey, grab the radio,
and we'll get the tinfoil.

Hey, let me talk to you.

Um, how do you feel about,
you know, like a custom-made,

standing device
that props you up
while you're folding,

courtesy of Uncle Sam?

[♪ joyful music playing]

Creepers.

[Dennis] He's like this
and the floor was moving,
you know what I...

This is you guys, huh?
I didn't take you for RV folks.

[Charlie] Well,
we picked it up as a sort of,

you know, second home
that drives, but, yeah...

-Don't rub it in.
-Yeah.

Not to rub it in that
we have a second driving home.

No, no, no, no.
Hey, come on, please.

You know, I mean,
I like the tent, by the way.

You know, humans are meant
to sleep on the ground.

-It's how we evolved.
-Yeah, yeah.

My question is, like, how did
you evolve to become like this,
you know what I mean?

Because that's the weird thing,
is I don't know your backstory.

I feel like I've known you
forever, and yet I don't
know how you became...

I know, it's... No,
you just don't know homeless
people's backstories anymore.

You know,
were you always Puerto Rican?

Were you always homeless?
Like, how did you get this way?

Are you kidding me right now?

You are my backstory.

-Really?
-[Cricket] Yeah.

We factor into this
in some way.

Okay, you factor into this
in a great way.

I'm here because of you.
Do you not understand?

That's crazy. I'd like to hear
that story at some point.

-But why don't I grab
the tinfoil...
-You should know the story.

[stutters] Um...

Could I maybe use
your bathroom?

-Yeah. I... [stammers]
-Yeah.

-I mean, it's a no.
-It's a no, right?

Yeah, Cricket.
Because, you know,
it's an inside toilet and...

You're an outside guy.

-You chose to be
an outside person--
-I didn't choose.

-You gave up though.
-I never gave it up.

-[Charlie] Yes, you did.
-I got pushed out of society

-because of you two.
-Well, good.
There's your backstory.

-Well, I don't think
we factor into...
-No.

People like him always need
somebody to blame.

Are you on drugs right now?
Is that what's going on?

No, I'm not on drugs.
Let me just see
this thing, all right?

-Would you show me this thing?
-You wanna see this?

Yeah, prop me up. I wanna see

-what you've been
talking about.
-Hell yeah, dude. Check it out.

So imagine you're
in one of your fentanyl folds.

-Okay. Yep. All right. [grunts]
-Okay, there you go.

-How's that feel?
-You like that?

I think you've got
a million-dollar idea.

-Boom! Yeah.
That's what I was saying.
-[Cricket] I think it's...

-That is nice. Yeah.
-[Charlie] Not bad, right?

You could use this
for a couple of things

'cause I fold for
a lot of different reasons.

-[Charlie]
Let's get this over with.
-Yeah, we got a winner here.

-This is...
-Hey, Frank!

Die, you scum!

-[screams]
-[Frank] I'm gonna get you all.

-Die!
-[Charlie] What the hell?

Frank, stop sh**ting.

Hey, Frank, what are you doing?
It's us, man.

Oh, sh*t.
I thought you were creepers.

You shot Cricket, dude.

Oh! Cricks, my bad.

No. Hey, no, it's good.
It's good. I'm good.

You just nicked
the flap, that's all.
You know, we can survive.

Uh, tinfoil? I feel like
we were talking about
the tinfoil. Can I get it?

Yeah, it's in the drawer
under the sink.

-[Charlie] Yeah, yeah.
-Under the sink. [grunts]

I don't know what flap
he's talking about.

-What am I looking at here?
-Oh, dude, this?

Check it out,
fentanyl stand. [groans]

-That's a million-dollar idea.
-Thank you very much.

You have financial backing
or a government grant?

-[lock clicks]
-We're gonna whiteboard it

after we've figured out
the dystopian future,
Mad Max thing. What?

-Was that?
-Did-Did he just lock the door?

[Frank] There was a click.

Hey, Cricket.

Hey, don't lock the door,
buddy, okay? 'Cause you're
an outside person, right?

-That's an inside privilege.
-[♪ "Insane in the Brain"
playing]

-Son of a b*tch unhoused us!
-What's he doing in there?

-Is that the song?
-Yep.

No, it's not the...
That's Cypress Hill.

It's good.

It's awesome.

[♪ "Ants Marching" playing]

If we had a g*dd*mn cell phone,
none of this
would have happened.

[Charlie] Yeah.

Okay, man. Whatever.

Where's he going?

-He's pissed off.
-Yeah, well...

-What's in here? What?
-Oh, sh*t. Look, it's Mac.

-Yo! Hey!
-Mac.

Oh, thank God, guys.

I couldn't find the RV
and the whole gasoline plan
went sideways.

Oh. Well, the RV
is in a bad situation, man,

'cause Cricket got in there
and he unhoused us.

-Yeah. You're wearing
a trash bag?
-Oh, yeah.

That chain technology,
it failed.
I had a bare-a*s situation.

-Yeah. Is Dee around,
by the way?
-Dee's on fentanyl.

Oh! You know what?
I got something for her.

-Check this out. Look.
-She's folded.

[Charlie] Hey, Dee,
you in there?

Hey, check this out, Dee.
Hold up.

And down.

There we go.

-[grunting] And then
I can raise her up.
-That's great, man.

Charlie, that's,
like, a million-dollar idea
right there.

That's what I'm saying, dude.
Yeah, it's a government play.

We're gonna go after
government dollars.

Yeah. It's a federal dollar
situation for sure, yeah.

You guys, I gotta say,
I'm looking around, and this is
kind of awesome in here.

These people
are having fun, dude.

It actually kind of
reminds me of the '90s.

I like the vibe.
This is kind of awesome.

It's like
a genuinely happy experience.

I think these people are
living better than we do. Yeah.

This might be exactly what
we've been searching for.

Yeah.

Is that a lady
playing the guitar
with a parakeet's head?

-Yeah.
-That is what that is.

Yeah, for sure.
She's using the beak
as a pick there, I think.

-[Dennis] Yeah.
-[Charlie] That's grim.

You know what? Actually,
that might be a pigeon's head
painted like a parakeet.

I don't know why
she didn't just want it to be--

-That's worse for some reason.
-That is a pigeon's head

because there's
a pigeon carcass
next to the thing.

-Why you suppose
she needed to paint it?
-That's f*cking grotesque.

I think she's on fentanyl
and doesn't realize
what's happening.

Speaking of what's happening,
uh, you're on fire.

-Oh, sh*t. Yeah.
-Your-Your-Your hat's on fire.

-Oh, sh*t!
-[Charlie] Stomp that out.

-The bug zapper got you.
-Wow.

Out of the way. Out of the way.
Out of the way.
I got a cell phone.

[scoffs] I had to trade in
a couple of teeth for it.

-[exclaims] Whoa! Oh, sh*t.
-It's all right.

I'll get the robot kind put in.
Come on, let's bounce.

Wait, wait, wait.
Not so fast there, Frank.
I mean, we got to think about

what Jay Kay
would have wanted us
to do in this situation.

-Who? Oh.
-Um, Jamiroquai.
Mr. Jamiroquai.

Okay, not his name. His name's
Jay Kay, but yes, okay?

[stammers] Jay Kay, he saw
all of this. He had the wisdom.

I mean, he saw a future
where people get
so distracted by technology

that they would lose
their humanity.

Dude, look at this, man.

We're in paradise right now.
It's happening right now.

This is real life.

Dude, this is what
Jay Kay would've wanted.

He would've wanted us
to stay here

instead of getting distracted
by our technology
and forgetting about humanity.

-[Charlie] Yeah.
-Right.

Or...

[♪ "Virtual Insanity" playing]

[all cheering]

I guess we can go to
the concert after all.

Technology saved the day.

Yeah. Well, except for
some of us, you know?

But, you know, hey, look,
it'd be virtually insane of us

not to go to the concert
at this point, right?
[chuckles]

[Charlie]
Dennis, pop the trunk.
Hang on, guys. [grunts]

It's just
a prototype, you know,
government contracts and all.

We gotta make sure
we're getting those.

[grunts]
Now, let's do this thing.

There's still time to catch
the concert. Let's roll, guys.

Let's roll. [laughs]

Yay!

♪ Futures made of
Virtual insanity, now ♪

♪ Always seem to be governed
By this love we have ♪

♪ For useless twisting
Of our new technology ♪

♪ Oh, now there is no sound
For we all live underground ♪

♪ And I'm thinkin'
What a mess we're in
Hard to know where to begin ♪

♪ If I could slip
The sickly ties
That earthly man has made ♪

♪ And now every mother
Can choose the color ♪

♪ Of her child
That's not nature's way ♪

[♪ song fades out]