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Come on. Quick, tell me. Which way? You turn here. - Where? Come on! - Here! - Are you sure? - Here! I'm doing it. All right, let me see this. - We're okay? - Then you turn like this. - See? Turn like this. - Okay. On the third day, they sight the great gray gorilla. And what they do with the gorilla is they take it... the guy goes up the tree, like he always does... knocks the gorilla off the tree, and he falls down. He's yelling to the hunter, "Shoot the dog!" Sit down, will you? - But did you get it? - Get what? The joke. Remember when I told you about the dog? - Yeah, I got it, honey. - You did not. I'll explain it. The first time, the gorilla falls down... the dog grabs it and swings it around till it's dead. The dog grabs the gorilla and swings what? The gorilla around till it's dead. The dog grabs the gorilla and swings it around till it's dead. I got it. - The joke is where the dog grabs it. - Where? On the nuts. That's the punch line. "The dog grabs the gorilla by the nuts," is the punch line? No, that's the part of the story you have to know to get the punch line. You know what nuts are? - Balls. - Right. We'll go on from there. Come on, Tommy. Let me drive the car, will you? Let me just tell you the punch line. When the gorilla falls off the tree... See what I mean by falling off the tree? When the gorilla falls off the tree... the hunter's yelling, "Shoot the dog!" Because he got grabbed in the nuts and swung around till he was dead. Ain't that funny? - That the gorilla... - Tommy, it's enough. The gorilla fell down, and the dog grabbed him by the nuts. Are you going to tell me this story again? No, I'm going to tell it to you until you understand it. - I understand it! Now shut up! - Then what's the joke? - I don't know. - All right, then I'll tell it to you again. I think Tucson might be a nice place for us to stay... till I make some more money. I mean, we're here. Why not? How much money did we save in Phoenix? $90. We weren't even there very long, and I had to buy all those darn dresses. Did you sleep with him? - Well, did you? - Of course not. I hardly knew him. Then how come you came home late all those nights? Because we were talking. We had coffee and we were talking... This isn't right. I'm not gonna discuss my sex life with you. Then I'm not gonna tell you about mine. You drive a hard bargain. "City of Tucson. "Winter home of the Cleveland Indians." So far, I hate it. I wish we could find a cheap motel. Why doesn't somebody put out a sign: "Cheap Motel"? - It's not fancy, but we like it. - Yes, it's home to us. Christ, you'd think it had a bed. I suspect it's under here someplace. It is. The bed. Okay, I'm off to get rich. - I'll see you later. - Thanks for the warning. God, he's a card. Good luck. Tell them you know Kay Starr! Okay, you can relax, kid. I got a job. Where? - Mel and Ruby's café. - They got an electric piano there? They don't have a piano. How are you going to sing? I'm not. I'm waiting on tables. What? I'm a waitress, that's what. Is it a nice place, anyway? Hell, yes. Mel and Ruby's café? Are you kidding? It doesn't sound so bad. There's just Mel there. Ruby's been dead for 14 years. The place killed her. It'll probably kill me, too. They gave me the address where I can go to buy my waitress uniform. Oh, God. A waitress. Maybe I could do something. Get a job. Thank you. It won't be so bad. It's right next door. I can walk to work. We'll always have food to eat. I'll earn enough money to get us to Monterey. I forgot to tell you. I saw a place up the street where you can take guitar lessons. Here, honey, eggs firm, right there. Here you go, Gene, toast coming up. Hi, honey. How are you? Here's your eggs. Flo, ready on the bacon! Where's that order of bacon? I swear that man moves like dead lice were falling off him. I mean, Grandma was slow, but she was old. Mel, what you doing back there, pulling on your pudding? Or are you giving it a whack with a hammer? I heard the only way you can get it up is to slam it in a door. I don't want to get too close to you, honey. It will get you all bothered up early in the morning. I could lay under you, eat fried chicken... and do a crossword puzzle at the same time. That's how much you bother me. Do you need anything else at this table? The tea, sure. Did you decide what you want for breakfast? First, I want a big smile. - Do you want eggs? - Yeah, ham and eggs. Ham and eggs. How do you want your eggs? Everybody, listen! We got us here a new girl, and her name is Alice. And today is her first day on the job. And Mel here says that she was a singer. How about them apples? And everybody can see she's got big tits on her. But hands off. Let the girl do her work. If there's going to be any grab-assing around here, grab mine. You look, but don't you touch. Steady, big fella. It gets easier. All right. Now, do you want toast? - Yeah. - And coffee? - Thank you. - A big smile. - What did you want? - Some toast. You just took away my plate. Here, take this one. These people are... Vera. Excuse me. I can't find the tea bags. Could you show me where they are? I looked all over down here, and I don't see them anywhere. What the hell's going on out there? I'm sorry. I was looking for the tea bags. Alice, they're right down there in a can across from the coffee, a little round can. - I see. Yeah, thank you. - Okay. You all right? You know, I can tell that you're new to this kind of work. But you catch on real quick. Most of them... Honey, most of them are out that door by 10:30 in the morning, crying. Thanks a lot. I might blow my brains out. You don't like me very much, do you? Not very much, no. Honey, that's okay. I've been dumped on by kings in my time. I don't doubt it. Flo, I really don't need anybody making speeches for me... so I'd appreciate it if you'd just leave me out of your jokes, okay? - Jokes? What jokes? - The little routine you do for the fellas. Just leave me out of it. I sure would hate to have breakfast with you every morning of my life. You don't have to worry. There's not much danger of that. God, I hate that place. I said I would hate it, I was right. I hate it. But I earned $17 in tips today. Not bad. Mel said I'll do better in a week or so. How long do you think we'll have to stay in this hellhole? Quit it, Mom. You better stop. No, Tommy. No more. That's it, no more. Honey, I was only kidding. Don't do it. You'll get it all over everything. Tom, I'm warning you, don't do it. If you do, you'll be sorry. You'll be very sorry because I'll drench you. I will. I'll pour it all on your head. I quit! No more! Okay, that's enough. No, no more! Don't! Come on, cut it out. That's enough now. - You sure? - Yes, I'm sure. Stop. Look at this mess. This is terrible. What have we done? You! - Bye. - Bye. Weird. Very weird. He's even weird for Tucson, and Tucson is the weird capital of the world. I didn't know that. - What's your name? - Tom. Mine's Audrey. It's really not. It's Doris, but I like Audrey better. Weird. You want to get high on Ripple? - What? - You want to get high on Ripple? No, I can't. - What about your folks? - My dad split two years ago. Mom turns tricks at the Ramada Inn from 3:00 p.m. On. What if she came home? She wouldn't even notice. I could have a troop of bare-assed Eagle Scouts... in for the afternoon and she wouldn't blink an eye. - Why? Is your mom a hard-nose? - No, she's a singer. - Or a waitress, I guess. - A singing waitress. Weird. So you want Ripple or not? No, not today. Maybe Wednesday. - I'll see you then. - Right. Bye-bye. What about Friday? No, I can't. I'm sorry. Thank you. New Year's Eve? I'm pretty sure I'm not gonna be here for New Year's Eve. What am I doing wrong? It's not that. It's the beard. I'll cut it off. - No, I like your beard. - You do? You want some more coffee? Tommy, what are you doing? Come on, honey, cut it out. Why don't you go play with your girlfriend Audrey, or something? She's got the curse. In that case, why don't you go to that last table... sit down, shut up, and don't move? - Don't even twitch. - Mom, I'm bored. B-O-R-E-D. Bored! I lost my place. - You want to read something good? - What is it? The Bride Screamed Murder. You can color it if you want to. We're going to have to stop meeting like this. - Good night, ladies. - Good night, Al. - You have a good night tonight. - You, too. Do you drive a motorcycle? - No, my father picks me up. - I see. - Did you want to meet him? - I'd like to. - I just came to escort you home. - Thank you, sir. - Alice, this is my daddy, Duke. - Charmed, I'm sure. How do you do? Very nice. Neat motorcycle. Weird. Daddy Duke? I can't open this. - Where did you put the butter last night? - I never laid a finger on it. The hell you didn't. You can kiss me where the sun don't shine. I'll kiss you anywhere you want. Where the hell's the butter? Why don't you give yourself a jack job in a paper sack... and get off my back? Hi. Come on in, there. You ready for some eggs and grits? I'll get the hash browns and the coffee on, sugar. Got it all ready. Hi. Come outside. I got something to show you. Wow, is this yours? Neat horse. Mom, he's got a fantastic horse out there that I can ride. Can I go? No, I don't think so. Mom, I'm going just crazy in here. Just crazy! - Read a book. - Mom! All right, go on. But don't be gone long. Come back early. - Will you come on? - That's very tricky. - I got no shame. - Let's go. - He's got a hutch where he raises rabbits. - I'll bet. - But horses are the main thing. - I've seen horses. I rode this chestnut one that was named Ribbon. And hold on! He makes his own ice cream! He asked us out there Sunday. Farmer John's gonna have to get along without me, I'll tell you that. - I want to go. - No. - Yes! - No! Shit! Don't run over us. Hold him in. You're doing good, honey. Took me six years to get this place. We've got fescue or winter pasture, you know. Right before you get to that bare stuff. And that's alfalfa, or it will be in two months. I see. - Gee, it's just... - It's nice, isn't it? Yeah, it really is. Tommy, don't use your fingernails. She'll kick that bucket over. Okay. Very funny. That's wonderful, darling. How would you like the holy hell kicked out of you? Tommy, watch the fingernails. Christ, she's got tits the size of cucumbers. What do you expect? I just don't know where he gets that language. I really don't. Think real hard. It'll come to you, lady. Maybe he picks it up at school. Cooking utensils? Right. Hey, you going to come help us with this? No. I can't sing that kind of music. - You can try it. - No... Come on, let's try again. For somebody who says he can only boil water... you got a lot of fancy equipment out there. What? - In the kitchen, that stuff. - My wife got those things. - I didn't know you were married. - I'm not. I was married... but we split up about two years ago. She divorced me, took the kids, and split. - I'm sorry I asked. - No, it's okay, it's just... she wanted this, I wanted that. She said, "I'm leaving." I held the door for her. Come on, a person could go crazy waiting in here. A person could also get his face slapped, too, you know? - I bet I could. - That's right, you could. - Can you get him? - Yeah. I hardly recognize him with his mouth closed. Isn't that the truth? He's a good kid. - Good night. - Good night. - I had a real good time. - Me, too. Steve, you better watch it. You're going to draw back a bloody stub. I changed the price on the combination here. Listen, tell Alice her roast beef is ready. Where is Alice? She's out there in the john, trying to get her knees unwelded. Why don't you lay off her? She's all right. I like her. She doesn't like me. Go, go on. Here, honey, I'm sorry. Mel gave me the order at the same time. - I had to bring you a salad... - Flo, how about some service over here? - Flo, ready on the BLT! - Right! Flo, where's Vera? We got three orders piled over here! Flo, where the hell's Vera? What's the matter? You didn't get your milk? You're absolutely right. I'm going to get you... Where the hell is Vera? - I can't get this thing open. - Okay. Can't you hear me? Where the hell's Vera? She went to shit, and the hogs ate her! What the hell is going on here? All I asked you is where the hell Vera is. Come on. Look, I'm really sorry. You know, Flo's got personal problems. It's an accident. It happens. All right, honey. I'm sorry. Really. That's the worst thing I've ever heard in my life. You know, you have a worse mouth than my kid. - You mean, you like it? - Like it? I hate it. Did you make that up? No. I heard it all my life. I heard it first from my dad. - You're kidding me. - No, he's got some terrific sayings. He lives out on a farm. He always says his name's P.P. He always says, "Don't call me P.P. 'cause I'm all urine." He makes up poems like, "Alice, Alice, got no malice" No more. I'm glad you like that one. Come on, the customers are waiting. What's the matter? Yeah. Laugh, laugh. My business is falling apart, and you're laughing. On the way back to the motel, I saw the "Waitress Wanted" sign. I said, "Why not?" So I took this job. Let me give you a hint. - Honey, unbutton that top button. - Really? If you bend over, you get more tips when you're working. - You're kidding me... - I'm not kidding. I got $50 last week. - Really? - Yeah. - Like that? - Yeah. Honey, forget what I said. You do that, and I'm never going to get a tip again. You're so funny. Boy. You really need someone to talk to, don't you? You know, I bet you sure get Ionesome, don't you? Yep. I miss my friend Bea. What time is it now, about 2:30? Exactly. How did you know that? I can feel it. Bea is now watching All My Children. There's this character on the show named Jeff... and she's just madly in love with him. You want me to fix you up with somebody? I know lots of guys who'd fall down over you. Their brains would fall out, and they'd froth at the mouth. That sounds attractive. Thanks a lot, but I don't think so. Besides, I kind of got my eye on Daddy Duke. Honey, if you change your mind, just let me know. I sure will. Isn't that sun wonderful? - Is today the Ripple day? - No, not today. - You want to steal something? - Steal what? - I don't know. What do you need? - Nothing, really. What do you want? Nothing, except some guitar strings, but they're real expensive. - Where are they, at Chicago music store? - Yeah. Let's go, darling. Come on. Are you all right? - My knee. - What happened? There's a slick spot on your floor. I hope this doesn't ruin my tryout for cheerleader. I'm so sorry. Maybe you just stumbled. - Thank you very much, sir. - Good luck on your cheerleading. I'd rather take a whipping than mend fences. Maybe it would be easier to get an electric fence. Not really. They'd be out in about a week, anyway. They smell the apples over there and get wilder than a guinea. - What does? - The cows. - Don't ever try and understand a cow. - Okay. The only thing dumber than a cow is a chicken. Turkeys are worse. You know what a little turkey does when it rains? Put their head back and open up their mouths and drown. - They do not. - They do, too. My grandmother lost about 200 of them once in one rainstorm. Could I touch your beard? It's soft. - Your own brother taught you how to kiss? - I don't mean he demonstrated. He told me that the worst thing that can happen... is if a boy feels like he's put his lips in a bowl of wet oatmeal. At least he said "lips." So the most important thing to remember before you kiss... is to wipe your mouth real good and keep your lips together... so he doesn't kiss your teeth. We went to see The Postman Always Rings Twice. And there was this big close-up of... What's her name? Lana Turner and John Garfield, right? They're coming together. Big dramatic moment. At last, they're going to kiss. The music's playing. It's very dramatic. Just as they come together, they both open their mouths. I thought, "My God, don't they know how to kiss? What's wrong with them?" I turned and looked at my brother to see what he was going to say. He didn't move, he was just looking at screen. He didn't say anything for three weeks. Then all of a sudden one day, he says: "Well, Al, I've been thinking." - AI? - Yes, he always called me Al. "I think maybe you're supposed to part your lips a little bit when you kiss." God bless him. If not, I had my work cut out for me. So anyway, and then... we decided we wanted to go into show business from the movies. Why did you leave? I got married, and Donald wanted to live in his hometown. I wanted to go on singing. He said, "No wife of mine is going to sing in a saloon." I said, "Yes, master." I kind of liked that. - You liked it? - It was like, you know... my idea of a man: Strong and dominating. I'll show you our act. This is what we used to do. I figure, I don't know, the bubble dancer didn't show up. So they called my brother and I. My brother would enter and walk onstage, and I'd be behind him... making the same moves, so that you couldn't see me from the front. And then he'd get out and say, "Usually I do an act with my sister... "but she didn't show up today." And then I would... Then they would laugh again. - So we'd do it on the other side, right? - That's a hell of an act. That's what we did. That was my start in show business. - And then... - Tough act to follow. We never got paid for it. I found out years later... that people got paid for being in show business. When I was 19, I got a job in this really nice hotel in Monterey. I would play the piano and sing. I really liked it there. That's why I want to go back and pick up where I left off. - Which do you want? - What do you mean? Do you want to go home, or do you want to sing? I want to do both. Can't I have everything? - You think they're the same? - You mean, they're not? I don't know. That was a while ago. I have an idea, fella. I've been getting one myself. - An idea? - Yeah. What's yours? - I have to show it to you. - What? If you come with me into the other room, I'll show you my idea... if you'll show me yours. Shoot the dog! Didn't you get it? I'll tell it to you. In the beginning, the guy's saying: "What do you want me to do with the gun?" He doesn't tell him. Then the guy says, "Shoot the dog." He says, "Shoot the dog." Wait a minute. Do you see why he said shoot the dog? Hi, what are you two up to? - We're gonna go fishing by this... - By a spring-fed lake by Pittsville. - A spring-fed lake up by Pittsville. - We need four cheeseburgers to go. Okay, four cheeseburgers. You know what happened today? - This guy up the street got robbed... - Start the cheeseburgers. We're running late. Then come back and tell us all about it. - Will there be anything else, sir? - I guess not. - What's the matter? Hog got your tongue? - There goes the fishing trip. She's leaking oil. I got to take her to Charlie's. - Did you ask him? - Yes, he said he can't ruin his truck... so you can catch a fish. Got it? Sounds familiar. Cheer up. Tomorrow, you're 12 years old. You're fully grown. You can do whatever you want, go fishing, get married, or... When I count to three, draw. One, two, three! You missed me, sidewinder. Put in another quarter and try again. Hello there, you Ionesome polecat. You think you're such a good draw. - Try and outdraw me. - What's he doing? - When I count to three, draw. - He's your kid. I'm scared. One, two, three. Tommy, please don't do that. It stops my heart. Put another quarter in and try again, Mom. - Can I put it in? - Go away. - You got a very spooky kid. - I know. I told you three times, it goes from D to A7. And I told you three times, A7 hurts my fingers. Try it this way. Two fingers. I got these 12-year-old hands. I can't do that. You can't do that if you don't try. Now try it. Let me put it this way: No. Come here, Tommy. You won't learn anything by quitting. Turn that thing off! Damn you! Screw you. Do you understand that? When will you understand that I hate that shit-kicking music of yours! Shit-kicking! Did you hit him? Did he hit you? Shit, yes, he hit me. - You hit him? - You're damn right I did, and he needed it. - That's what guys who hit kids always say. - For Christ's sake. I don't know what you expect from him. I expect him to do what I say when he's in my house. Why should he? All you do is criticize him. - I what? - I was hoping you'd be an example for him. Like you were? You're a hell of an example. I damn well try to be. That's why he's got the foulest mouth on any kid I've ever seen. - When does he ever hear me swear? - You spoil him rotten. That kid thinks he can do whatever he wants to do... whenever he wants and wherever he wants to do it. So do you. You're just as selfish as he is. You want what you want when you want it. I really don't think you understand kids at all. You do? What is that supposed to mean? - Forget it. - No, I won't forget it! How dare you tell me how to bring up my child! How dare you! Where are your children? I know exactly what I'm doing! Yeah, you do. That's why you can't make up your mind about your kid... your job, Monterey, or me. You're wrong. I just made it up. Aren't you going to open the door for me? Come on, Tommy, get in. What are you going to do, walk 10 miles? Get in, dope. - Now what? - What do you mean, now what? You said we'd be in Monterey by my birthday... we'd get there, and everything would be fine. - We'll get there. - Said the waitress in Tucson. What's wrong with being a waitress? I'm supporting you with it, aren't I? - For God's sake, we'll get there. - You never ask me what I want to do. - Sure I do. We're in this together. - When you say so. Who the hell do you think you are, buddy? I said we'll get there. If you can find a job, if it pays more than $50 a week... and if you don't get involved with another maniac. Who cares? I don't give a damn. If you open your mouth once more... I swear to God, I'm going to nail it shut. I'm warning you, Tommy. I mean it now. I'll stop the car and push you out, and you'll walk the last mile home. All right. Out. Get out. Go. Walk. My dad was a bastard, all right. He used to make me bend over while he whipped me with his belt. I still think about going up to him and saying: "All right, Harry, bend over. You're going to get the belt for that." Yeah, mine was a bastard, too. Or I guess so. I don't know. You going to be going to school in Tucson? No. My mom says we're going to Monterey. Monterey? You know, you're lucky to get out of Tucson. The school here is weird, let me tell you. Mr. Emmet, the science teacher, wears a hairnet. Scary. Really scary. Can I have some more wine? Tommy, are you in there? What did I do? Come on, honey, let's do something. I don't feel so wonderful. Put another quarter in and try again. Hello? Yes? Is he okay? Thank God. Sure. Thank you. The market's not going to press any charges, Mrs. Hyatt. - Thank God. - They had a nice long talk with Tommy. He's right over there. - What's he wearing? - He's got a sweatshirt on. He got a little sick. Here are his things. - He was sick? - Too much wine. I see. You're the singing waitress? - I'm Tommy's mother. - I'm Audrey. It's nice to meet you. It's nice to meet you, Audrey. Tell me, how did all this happen? It was just a big mistake. - Big mistake. - Whose? The store's. Doris, come on, let's go. I got to go. Ramada Rose is upset, so you tell Tommy I said goodbye. Yes, I will. Would you come on? So long, suckers! He's all yours. - Thank you. - You're welcome. You look like you've been embalmed. - What happened? - It's all right. Go back to sleep. What? - Yeah? - You're late for work. I know. I'm sorry, I overslept. I'll be right there. You okay? Isn't David coming in today? You want to talk about it? Alice, come here, honey. Come on. Come here. Come on, sugar, right now. Come on, honey. - Flo, the combinations are ready. - Mel! We're going right here and have us a little talk. Come on. Come on in here, Alice. Shut that door. Everything gets so screwed up. I know. I don't know. I just... I tried and... I don't know. I met David, and then... I spent all the money I had saved to get to Monterey... for Tommy's birthday present. You know, his cowboy outfit. I don't know. I got sidetracked, and then... Gosh, I was so... I was so scared of Donald, you know? I was always trying to please him. I was so afraid not to please him. - You were scared of him? - God, yes. And now I'm without him. I mean, it's like I always felt that he was taking care of me... and now I just don't know what to do. Honey, it's nice to have somebody take care of you. But he didn't. I just felt like he did just because he was there. I don't know how to live without a man, that's what it is. I want to tell you something. My life ain't exactly a bed of petunias. I got me a daughter, cutest little thing you ever saw. She needs about $4,000 worth of dental work... else she's going to have buck teeth. What am I going to do? I ain't got any money. My old man... Honey, he ain't talked to me since the day Kennedy got shot. What, did he think you had something to do with it? Look at that face. Look at that body. Honey, the Lord blessed you with talent. You can sing. I don't know about that. You never heard me sing. You got to be good at it. You had a job. I used to be good when I was a kid. But I'm not good anymore. - My voice has a wiggle in it. - I won't bullshit you. You better get that wiggle out of your voice or take up something else. I'm so mad at David, I could just kill him. I really could. I could just kill him. - Sounds to me like you love him. - No. I do. Flo, what the hell is going on in there? - Mel, beat it. We'll be back in a minute. - Vera's going crazy in there! - Give us a minute. - I won't give you a minute... Open that door again, you'll run a 3-legged race to the undertaker. You don't know what's going on. You want to get through the day with just Vera? Don't do this to me. Will you please tell him... Yeah, I know, but it's my life. It's not some man's life that I'll help him out with. No, ma'am. I can't help it. That's the way I feel. What is it you want? If I knew that, I wouldn't be out here crying in the toilet, would I? - Alice, have you seen this? - Yeah. - I made it myself. - Did you? Did you ever notice what it's made out of? Safety pins. Honey, that's what holds me together. Now, the first thing you got to do is figure out what you want. Once you know that, you just jump in there with both feet... and let the devil take the hindmost. If David comes back, I'll give him a bust right in the mouth. Mel, this is wrong. It's supposed to have tomatoes with it. - It's got a tomato. - No, a side. Quick, please take my station. No. You want to end up in the toilet again? Please. - No, ma'am. - What do I say to him? Tell him if he wants to keep his shoes under your bed, he better straighten up. Okay, I'll tell him. Yes? What would you like? I'd like to see you again. I'd like you and Tommy to come out to the place. Or we could do whatever you want to do. I know it's got to be different. I think I understand you. I want to. I want to try. Please. Ready on the side of tomatoes. God damn it, Alice, I said please. Well, big deal! What the hell is that supposed to mean? Just because you have good manners... doesn't mean I suddenly turn into Dale Evans. - Did I ever say that? - You don't need to say it. I want you and Tommy with me. What the hell do you want? I sure as hell don't want to hear you two fighting for the next 10 years... I'll tell you that. That's between me and Tommy. What about you? I want to sing. I want to be a singer. I am a singer. Anything I do from now on has got to include that. How good are you? I'm as good as I am. That's how good I am. Sounds like one hell of a gamble to me. - Sure it's worth it? - Yes. Yes, I am. Definitely. Feels like fall today. What about Monterey? Is that part of it? - David, you just don't understand. - God damn it! Explain it. I was happy in Monterey, you dummy! You were a little girl in Monterey. You could be happy here. Sure. But I'm not gonna let anybody stop me this time. Who's stopping you? Pack your bags. I'll take you to Monterey. I don't give a damn about that ranch. All right. All right? - All right, can I have some more coffee? - All right. Mom, when we get to Monterey, will you let me write to Audrey? I think Audrey's a little mature for you. I don't think she's mature. I think she's nice. Mom, when are we going? School starts in two weeks. Yeah, I know. Look, honey... I know I promised I'd get you to Monterey before school starts. If I don't, Monterey isn't the only town in this country that's got a school. - I might get to go to school here? - Maybe. Great! You mean, you won't mind if we don't get to Monterey? It wasn't my idea. It was your idea. Thank God. I mean, if I'm going to be a singer, I can be a singer anywhere, right? You really love David, don't you? Yep, I do. I like him, too. I just hate his taste in music. You always said you could fight with somebody... and still like them. Now you're using your old noggin. Thanks, pal. My boy. Mom, I can't breathe. English |
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