Are you getting what you deserve? Call me! Joe Adler, the big gun.
- Hey, Cliff. - Hey.
I cannot believe that my wife slept with that guy.
I thought you said it wouldn't bother you.
Well, I guess I didn't think about it long enough.
It was so easy for him, too. I can't stand that.
Maybe I'm just lousy in the sack.
No, man. It's not your fault.
I told you, my man Brad just crushes ass, dude.
I'm sorry if, you know... I'm sorry.
That's all right. That's all right. Apparently you're right.
What is it with women? They say they don't care about looks,
they just want a guy who's smart and funny,
but they always just end up laughing
at whatever the good-looking, stupid guy says.
I know.
Guess what else? Little prick was at my house again today.
- For real? Why? - Why do you think?
Unreal. You hire a guy to do a job on one day,
and he comes back the next day, drops it in your wife again for free.
Yeah, well, I'm not letting him do it for free. I am paying him.
You are? How much?
The same, I guess. Why?
Well, I mean, should I contact Brad for my 20 bills
and invoice him, or should I go to you, or...
Don't even worry about that right now.
We can deal with the economics of it later.
You can just table that. That's not what's important.
What's important is that you should be going out right now
and calling Cindy, guilt-free. Conscience clear.
Yeah. I don't know about that. She's at that party.
- Look. You know what you need to do? - I don't need any more drugs.
Dude. I know I kid around a lot and I'm a little bit of a character,
but I'm serious right now. This is real advice.
Okay? So, I want you to listen to me.
You should try smoking a little pot.
- That's a drug. - It's not a drug. It's a flower.
It has healing properties. Stress is a killer.
Okay, I get paranoid when I smoke pot.
Not if you smoke a little, bro.
You know what you need to do?
You need to hang out with my boy Willie.
He's a great guy. He's the one who gave me that horse tranquilizer.
Dude, the Atlantians gave mankind the secret 10,000 years ago.
See, drugs don't give you a hangover, man. You know what I mean?
People are just now starting to use that shit. Embrace it.
That's how we're going to solve modern problems, man.
Wisdom of the ancients. Ask Willie, bro. He's a shaman.
Right on.
- All right, man. - No.
I'm really kind of a lightweight. If you've got a beer, or even some wine...
- It's not really my thing. - Bullshit.
Come on, Joel. Man, he thinks he gets paranoid.
- I do get paranoid. - Okay.
You familiar with the Graffix bong?
- You ever used one before? - No.
Okay. Put your thumb right here.
Hey! You put your right thumb here, on the carburetor.
Now, when I tell you to let go, I want you to let go and inhale hard.
Okay. Exhale!
- I'm going to let you guys do this. - Bullshit!
This doesn't work for me. Just give mine to Dean.
- Exhale hard! - I get paranoid, so I don't...
Exhale!
Put your lips on it. Yeah.
Go! Inhale! Go! Go! Harder!
Let go!
Inhale!
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah. It's Jesus. You see him?
Fuck.
I thought I heard somebody say something.
Jesus Christ.
Did you see the look on his face?
Man, you do get paranoid when you get stoned.
You do, dude.
Did you get paranoid when he jumped at you?
I told you guys.
Hey, dude, man. You should call that girl now.
Well, yeah, what time is it?
Time for you to call her and finally get laid, man. Come on!
- All right. - It's 12:30, man.
She's probably at home now.
What does she look like?
She's... She has dark hair. She's kind of pretty,
and, you know, working-class looking.
What do you mean by that?
That she's kind of slutty-looking?
Kind of. Yeah.
That's how I like them.
Kind of nasty. Yeah.
You guys have the same taste, man.
Yeah. Hope I don't wake her up.
Busy.
At least you know she's home, man.
I don't know what kind of person doesn't have call waiting.
I don't have call waiting.
I hate call waiting.
Every time I hear that clicking,
I put my fist right through someone's skull!
Are you joking? He's playing with you.
You do get paranoid when you are stoned, huh?
Seriously, though, I hate call waiting.
Okay, man.
You're too stoned. I'm gonna dial the number for you.
I'll tell you why you're getting a busy signal.
This is my number.
Enough. I don't know why you're trying to get me so paranoid.
You're gonna make me cry.
Hey.
Joel?
Hey. What are you doing here?
Joel, man, I'm not proud of you today.
Guys, seems like...
- you guys will have a lot to work out. - Hey, man.
I don't want to be a 4th wheel.
Thanks for having me. It's been cool.
See you guys later.
Kind of nasty?
Shit.
My God. Joel, are you all right? What happened?
I'm fine. I'm fine. Just got my ass kicked. Just back to sleep.
- But... - Honey, just...
By who? What happened?
Some guy at Sidelines, just... Night-night.
My God, you should go to the hospital so you can get checked out, maybe.
No, no, I just want to go to sleep right now.
- Are you sure you're okay? - Honey, just don't worry about it, okay?
People get their asses kicked every day. Not a big deal. Back to bed.
- Can I get you some ice? - I'm set.
Hi, Joel. Brian wants to see you. My God.
What happened to your face?
Car door. Slammed it.
Hey, did you talk to Step yet?
Not returning my calls.
Oh, shit. We got trouble. He did talk to a lawyer.
Joe Adler, that personal-injury lawyer you see on all the bus-stop bench ads.
He's got that freak-show hairdo. I mean, you got to see this guy.
He is a human turd.
Shit. What happened to you?
I fell down some stairs. Joe Adler?
Yeah. I mean, this could be a real problem.
We could be really screwed here.
And we got to hire a couple of new people because Cindy's quitting.
And did you know she's been going out with Step?
What?
Can you believe that?
- Step? - Yeah.
- Our Step? - I know. Weird.
And they didn't even meet here.
They met, like, at some grocery store or something, totally random.
You know, how a jimmy-john little dingle berry like him
ends up with a girl like Cindy is beyond me.
And if it's okay with you, I'd like to go ahead and fire Hector.
Fire Hector? Why?
Well, you know, what's-her-face's purse and dinkus' wallet.
It's got to be him. Who else could it be?
No. Do not fire Hector.
- Why not? - Just... Just trust me on this.
Okay. If you say so.
Jenny, I don't feel very well. I'm gonna go home early.
Shit.
What the...
What the hell are you doing on my street again?
Dude, you weren't supposed to be here for another 4 hours.
What... What happened to your face?
Same thing that's...
Your face is going to look like my face if I ever...
Actually, your face is going to look worse than mine if...
Listen, if I ever catch you anywhere near my house or my wife again,
at the very least, you will be arrested.
For what? Suzie let me in.
Listen, man, I know she's your wife and shit and whatever.
You might as well know, I think we're in love.
In love? Are you stupid.
Stupid Brad. Stupid, dumb, dumb Brad.
You think that she is in love with you? You don't even know her, okay?
You're nothing but a little piece of ass. That's it.
I don't think so, dude.
You don't think so, dude? Did you ever think
that she doesn't even know that I paid you to have sex with her?
Did you ever think about that?
Did that ever skitter across your little tiny brain?
How about I go home and I tell her right now
that you did it all for money? What about that, ding-ding?
Shut up. You wouldn't do that.
- Really? Watch this, slut. - No!
- Here I go. - No, wait! Please!
Don't! Man!
Listen, man, me and your wife got something really special going on.
Please don't mess it up for me.
Don't mess it up? You're talking about my wife!
My house! My pool! Stupid ass.
No, wait! Come on! You can't do this to me!
Yes, I can!
Hi. You're home early.
So, how was that new pool cleaner?
What do you mean?
What do you think I mean?
Did he do a good job cleaning the pool?
Well, I...
Did he get all the leaves? 'Cause it doesn't look really clean.
I'm looking right at it, and it looks pretty goddamn filthy.
Yeah, yeah. It doesn't look like he did a good job.
I think he did a horrible job,
and I don't think we're going to be using him anymore.
- Okay. - Okay?
Are you sure you're feeling okay, Joel? Can I take you to the doctor?
Nope!
- Do you want some aspirin? - No, thank you!
How about some raisins?
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- Hey, Step. - Joel! Come on in.
Great.
This is my half-brother, Phil.
- Well, let's go out back. - All right.
Hey, hey! Close the door.
Sorry.
So, you're dating Cindy?
Yes, sir. She's my girlfriend.
We might even get married after all this lawsuit settlement stuff gets settled.
Step, you might want to be careful with her.
What do you mean? Does she got an STD?
I just... Step, I'm not sure how to put this,
but, you know, you have got a lot of money
coming your way from the settlement. You might want to be careful with her.
Joel, I know Cindy has got her problems, but she means well.
She's the best thing that's ever happened to me.
Step, I don't want to tell you what to do,
but I just want you to think about this, you know.
If you go beyond the settlement, you continue with the lawsuit,
you could bankrupt that company.
And people are going to lose their jobs,
a lot of people are gonna be pissed off at you, so...
No, I ain't worried about that.
I can kick anybody's ass at that whole company.
Yeah.
Well, I'm gonna kick somebody's ass if you don't close that screen door!
Brad, we can't. I'm sorry.
- We have to stop doing this. - Why?
Because it's not right, and I feel horrible,
and you have to start cleaning the pool.
But I've never felt this way about anyone before,
and I've been with a lot of chicks.
Okay, look, Brad. I love my husband. I really do.
And this was a mistake. I'm sorry. I don't know what got into me.
I was bored and frustrated, and I was not feeling particularly pretty.
But we just... We have to stop this.
This has made me realize I really want to make my marriage work.
I'm sorry.
This doesn't mean that we can't still see each other, though, right?
Yes, that's... That's exactly what it means.
Why?
Because of everything that I just said.
Do you need me to say it again?
Can I see you tomorrow?
- No. - Can I see you Thursday?
- No. - Can I see you Friday?
Okay. You know what? You have to go. Come on.
- I'll call you tomorrow. - Okay. Okay. Just... Okay.
We'll talk about it later.
Oh, my God. What a moron.
Hey. Are you ready?
The meeting with Step's lawyer, or lawyers.
- It's today, remember? Now. - Shit.
I should fire all 3 of you
because you laughed at me when I bought those bus-bench ads.
But this Step guy? He's the Holy Grail.
You see, if both his balls had been knocked clean off,
he'd be a good case, but not a great case.
A man with no balls is no man at all.
And a jury will never feel they can walk in the shoes
of a ball-less, neutered, he-she freak.
But Step? He's got one ball, barely.
To a jury he's still a man, and that manhood is hanging on by a thread.
I'm telling you, this guy is a Powerball jackpot.
The fucking...
Hello. I'm Joe Adler.
- Hi, Joe. Brian. This is Joel. - Nice to see you.
- How are you? - Hi.
You see those guys up there?
I heard those are the guys from General Mills.
Look, if they're gonna sell this place and cash out and leave me with no job,
then I should get some of that cash, man.
I mean, it's only fair.
I've been working here for, like, 2 years.
It's bullshit, man. I work my ass off.
Remember, Hector, I was telling you how hard I worked my ass off?
I've been working here 14 years. We can get jobs at GemCo like that.
And at GemCo, all the employees are owners.
It even says so on the nametags.
But the thing is, I don't want to work at GemCo.
GemCo sucks, man.
They make you do calisthenics. Yeah.
That's right. We could work at Southwest Airlines.
But I don't want to work at Southwest, either.
They make you do the limbo.
That is messed up.
Yeah, I would be the laughingstock of the grindcore community.
If we quit, this place couldn't run.
They wouldn't be able to sell this place for anything.
Well, that's why what we should do is, is we should all go on strike,
demand stock in the company before it sells.
If General Mills knew that we were on strike,
they would not buy this place until that strike was over.
See, that way, Joel and Brian would have to give us stock.
Yeah. We should do it. We should strike.
That's what I've been saying this whole time.
We've gone through everything,
and the only way we would even consider a settlement
would be to the tune of the number you see on the bottom of Page 18.
Does everyone have this?
What?
We don't have this kind of money, not even close.
Not in cash, you don't. Of course not.
But if you were to sell off your assets, the property lease, the equipment...
Are you... Are you shitting me? This would bankrupt us.
This is what I've been trying to tell you about, Joel.
If you think that I'm just going to give up
this entire company that I've built from the ground up...
How about what my client gave up?
His testicles! How about that?
In fact, I'll make a deal with you.
We will drop this case right now
if you come over here and put your testicles right here
and let me slam this door like this!
Go ahead. We can settle this right now.
Call it even. I will drop this case right now
if you let me slam your balls in this door,
because that's what happened to my client!
Yep. Those are definitely the guys from General Mills.
Now, you see that? That is a negotiation going on right there.
That is definitely what that looks like to me.
What are we going to do? I got car payments.
They're going to take away my Geo. They've done it before.
We got to act fast. They could be about to close the deal.
Yeah, and leave us out in the cold.
Are we going to lose our jobs?
We very well could, Hector.
We need to do one of those walkouts. That's what we need to do.
All right. Who's in? We need a show of force. Come on! It's now or never!
Come on, people.
Let's go! Come on! Let's do this! Yeah!
- Let's go. - Let's do it.
I will gladly come down on that price if you go over there right now
and slam your testicles in that door...
I don't want to slam my testicles in the door. I want you to be reasonable.
- You won't even budge one penny? - Like I said, if you slam your...
I'll slam your balls in that door!
I'm sorry. Did you just threaten me?
- Why don't you give it a rest? - We need to cool off for just a minute.
We'll be right back.
I don't need this. I'm going home.
Yeah, what?
What?
What's up, Joel?
Basically, we were... We were thinking...
We were just thinking... Well, Rory had initially pointed out
that you guys are doing this deal with General Mills,
and we just think that... Well, we were considering the idea...
We think that maybe we should get a piece of it.
And, you know, so what we decided is...
What everybody has decided is that if we don't,
then what we're gonna do is, we're gonna...
Hang on. You want a piece? Right?
- Yeah. - Yeah, if we could.
How about the whole goddamn company?
- Sure. - You got it!
Everybody gets the whole place!
You guys run it, okay? Everybody's in charge.
As of now. In fact, you guys can pay for the new conveyor belt and the lawsuit.
You can go meet with Adler, okay?
He might slam your balls in the door, but at least you'll be the boss. Okay?
So, was that good, or...
I was going to say more, but you interrupted me, and I...
Our lunch buffet features all the food you love at a great...
Vandella will make the turn, he moves to second.
He's got himself a double. Big turn at second.
He throws on the brakes. He'll stay there.
Well, he just turned on that pitch. What can we say?
I think 4 innings is all Berot can handle,
and he hasn't handled the 4th inning. With 2 doubles...
Listen, Joel, I need to tell you something.
You've been really busy at the factory for the last couple years,
and ever since I started working at home,
it seems like, I don't know, maybe I just wasn't feeling...
as pretty as I used to feel, and I just... - You banged the pool cleaner.
- What? - Is that what you're trying to tell me?
You had sex with Brad.
- You knew? - Yeah, I knew. I hired him.
Yeah, I know you hired him, but how did you know that...
I didn't hire him to clean the pool. I hired him to have sex with you.
What?
Wait... Why?
I hired him to have an affair with you,
because I wanted to have an affair and not feel guilty,
but I was very, very drunk, and I was on some kind of a horse tranquilizer.
Brad was getting paid? You paid Brad this whole time?
All 15 times?
15?
- Yes. - Jesus Christ.
Has it even been 15 days?
Unbelievable. How can you even sit down?
Wait, you wanted to have an affair with another woman?
Yes, but I didn't.
Why didn't you just talk to me about it?
I was going to, but, you know,
Dean, you know, he gave me some pill.
God, you asshole.
- I'm the asshole? - Yes! I'm leaving.
Suzie, technically I didn't even do anything.
You could've just said, "No, thanks, just clean the pool. "
None of this would've happened if you hadn't hired him.
Hey, guys. Glad I caught you.
You guys hardly ever answer the door.
- Now's not a really good time. - I'm leaving.
When do you think would be a good time, you think?
I don't know. I don't know.
- See, the thing is... - How about tomorrow?
- You want to come by tomorrow? - Great.
- Okay? - What time?
I don't know. Just sometime tomorrow would be great.
Okay, great. So, if you could go and have that check, that would be great.
- It's 110. - Okay.
- That's 2 plates at $55 a plate. - Okay, okay.
- I'm going to close this. - Okay.
- Joel? - Hi.
Hey, what... How did you know that I was here?
I'm actually staying here, too. I thought I saw you, so...
Come in. Sorry.
Do you want something to drink? I have soda.
No, thanks.
Listen, I am so sorry about what happened with Willie.
He gets crazy. That's why I had to move out,
so, have a seat.
That's Mary's purse, right?
Right there. That's Mary's purse, right?
No, that's my bag. So, wait. How are things at work? How is everybody?
This is Mary's purse, and you stole it.
Am I right?
Joel, that's my bag. It probably just looks like hers.
You know, there's a lot of them out there.
I have never seen another one.
Or another teddy in a fucking tutu.
Now, what are you doing with Step?
You're the only reason that he's suing this company, right?
Do you have any idea how much work I put into building up that company?
Do you have any clue? Do you care?
I'm gonna go. I'm gonna take this.
If it really is your bag, you can call the police,
you can tell them that I stole it. All right?
On second thought, I'm gonna call them right now
and I'm gonna tell them that you stole it.
- Joel, please don't. - Why?
Joel, please don't call the police. I'm on probation,
and I will go to jail for a really long time.
Well, maybe you should have thought about that
before you started ripping off my employees.
Joel, please? Listen, I promise you
I will leave Step alone and he will drop the lawsuit.
How do I know that?
You can keep the bag.
If I don't leave Step alone, if he doesn't drop the lawsuit,
then you can turn me in.
Yeah, that... And Sylvia's wallet and Jim's watch?
You got those? Can I have those, too?
I guess that works. I mean, great.
I bet you weren't even into food flavoring, were you?
What is your deal? How do you end up like this?
Hey?
Hey? This is what I'm talking about.
This manipulation here with the tears. I'm not gonna fall for that.
Forget it.
You better not be faking it, okay, because I'm actually feeling bad.
Hello?
Are you faking it?
Well, I'm sorry. You know, I just... You know, I just...
I was just curious about how somebody ends up like this.
All right. Just...
Very sorry. Okay? Don't worry about it.
I just thought I'd just ask how a...
Cindy? Cindy?
Shit.
Who were you thinking of when we were making love last night?
Was it a good-looking stranger or a close friend of mine?
You didn't want to quit when we was into it last night
Joel hasn't been in all morning. Can you believe that?
If we come in late, we get in trouble.
And Hector didn't steal it. Cindy did.
Can you believe that?
Blaming Cindy just to protect Hector. Typical.
We really do need to go to the grocery store, Step.
You heard from Cindy lately?
It's been over 3 days since she borrowed your truck.
Maybe we ought to call the cops or something...
Look, she'll be back, all right? She wouldn't steal my truck.
Okay.
That's the last bottle of Pepsi.
Maybe I'll just call Domino's and have them deliver some Pepsi.
Still, if she didn't steal your truck
and she didn't get into an accident, what do you reckon...
Shut up about Cindy, already, before I kick your fat ass!
Domino's. Hello, Mr. Wilkinson.
Hello.
- Hey. - Hey, Brian.
Step's here to see you.
Is he? Great. Bring him in.
He's outside at the loading dock.
He wants to talk to you alone out there for some reason. You know?
Man to man.
I'm sick and tired of dealing with that Adler fellow.
Truth is, I just want my old life back. I just wanna get back to work.
You know? I'm a working man. That's what I do.
The problem is, if I bankrupt the company,
there won't be a job for me to go back to.
You don't have to bankrupt the company.
Well, if I drop the lawsuit, you'll sell the company,
and the new company, well, who'd want to hire somebody with one ball?
Well, you know, listen, I don't think they're actually allowed to ask,
so you're okay.
You know, I'm a working man, too, Step. You know?
I make extract. That's what I do. You know? Vanilla.
Cherry. Root beer. S'mores.
And a lot of people don't think that that's very cool,
but I think that it is pretty cool, so,
why would I want to sell this place?
I think that I just got distracted with Dean and the drugs
and the gigolos and...
You know, what I'm saying is that I'm thinking about maybe
not selling the company.
That is, if there isn't a lawsuit.
There is going to be that insurance money, Step,
so what do you think?
Yeah, that sounds fair to me.
But under one condition.
What's that?
You make me floor manager.
Hold the line!
Thank you.
Okay.
Everybody gather around! Listen up!
Okay. First of all, I want to say that I've decided not to sell the company.
All right?
And, secondly, I'm making Step here the new floor manager.
Anybody doesn't like that, I hear they're hiring over at GemCo.
Remember, though, at GemCo, the owner doesn't know your names.
You'll probably never even meet him.
He's, like, in some corporate office somewhere.
Here, you know, I'm just upstairs.
You can come up there and you can tell me if you got a problem, okay?
That's all. Okay?
Step, the floor is yours.
You're not selling?
I'm not selling.
You better start learning their names, Brian.
- You just go off to work and do... - Yeah.
Hey! You two get back to work! Quit your yapping.
Dejen de parlotear.
Hey, man.
Look, I know you probably want to kick my ass.
I just wanted to tell you that I'm not gonna see Suzie anymore,
so you don't have to worry.
She's really into you, dude.
I guess that's why she married you and shit.
Whatever.
You're a really lucky guy, and I'm sorry if I messed shit up.
Why'd you have to get hung up on Suzie?
You could have any girl you want.
Yeah, but I want Suzie. I can't have her.
You had her 15 times.
Well, yeah.
But she doesn't love me, dude. It's just not the same.
- Anyway, I just wanted to tell you that. - All right. You told me.
All right. Later.
Hey, so, I was wondering, I quit my landscaping job,
and I don't really think I'm cut out for the whole gigolo thing.
You know? So, do you think you might have, like, an opening
or whatever at the extract plant?
I'm not going to give you a job. Okay?
Yeah. Sorry.
Or just come by the office and fill out an application.
I'll see what I can do, okay?
Cool. Thanks, man.
There he goes.
Johnny Horse-cock. Rolling.
You know, I'm starting to think this might have been a mistake.
- Really? - Maybe it was my fault, you know?
- Maybe it was your fault. - No, it's yours.
A lot of blame to go around here.
I think there are some people who just aren't meant to do drugs, Joel.
I think you're one of those people, man.
Hello?
Shit.
Why are you cleaning the pool yourself?
New guy didn't work out?
Yeah, no, didn't work out.
Boy, it's just hard to get good help, huh?
Yeah.
Hey. Did you get a chance to write that check?
Nathan, Joel and I are not going to that dinner. Okay?
Gee, I wish you would have told me that before I went and bought those tickets.
Joel never agreed to it, and neither did I.
Well, it sure sounded like you guys were coming.
I mean, Leslie was going to talk to you about it,
but you don't return our calls.
I mean, I already bought those tickets, and they're non-refundable.
I really wish you guys had been a little more clear with me.
Well, then, let me be clear with you now.
When we say things like, "I don't think so,"
or "I'm not sure,"
or we close the door in your face, that means, "No. "
Why can't you get that?
- Well, it... - Shut up! Okay.
Let me be even more clear with you, Nathan.
We don't like you.
Is that clear enough for you?
You're dull. You talk too much. You never listen.
You're always in our yard.
I don't know what the hell you're barbecuing over there,
but it stinks.
You lay out in your front yard and listen to your car radio!
You are the worst neighbor in the world.
We don't like you. Is that clear enough for you, Nathan? Is that clear?
Shut up!
Nathan?
Nathan? Nathan?
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- Hi. - Hi.
Are you okay?
I think I might have killed him, Joel.
The last thing he heard was me yelling at him to shut up.
Well, he did talk a lot.
Yeah. He was going on and on. I finally lost it.
I'm sure it wasn't your fault. Probably just a coincidence, you know.
I don't know. I just... I still feel really guilty about it.
I actually told Leslie I would go to that Rotary Club dinner tonight.
She said Nathan would have wanted it that way.
I said I'd go to that, too.
So, who was this woman that you wanted to have the affair with, anyway?
She was just some criminal drifter.
It wasn't that great.
You know, I thought that she was really into food flavoring and...
- Really? - Yeah, I should have known better.
Nobody's into food flavoring.
Well, I don't know. I mean, you guys sell a lot of that stuff.
People are into it.
You should know, by the way,
I hired Brad.
Yeah, I know. You told me that, remember? The whole...
No, sorry, not for the sex thing or the pool.
I mean that I hired him for the factory.
Why? He's a total moron.
Yeah, I know. This is going to sound kind of weird,
but I felt sorry for him.
Yeah. So did I.
Well, my car's over here, so,
I guess I'll see you at the Rotary Club?
Yeah, I'll see you there.
Suzie?
Should we maybe just take one car?
Yeah. We probably should.
Yeah.
I thought that was a surprisingly tasteful funeral.
Yes, it was. You know, when I was looking down on him, I thought,
"This might be the longest I've ever seen him with his mouth shut. "
Yeah. I didn't expect that many mourners.
There were a lot of people there.
Yeah.
You have been a friend of mine, rainy day woman
That woman of mine, she ain't happy
Till she finds something wrong and someone to blame
If it ain't one thing, it's another one on the way
Hey. You've reached Cindy.
I'm not here, so leave a message.
Where the hell is she?
How long does it take to get some goddamned cigarettes around here?
Here you are, sir.
What the fuck?
Rainy day woman
I've never seem to see you for the good times or the sunshine
You have been a friend of mine, rainy day woman
Woman