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(laugh)
And I'm the last idiot on Earth to find out.
- Well, the sad thing is that he is the last person.
And I'm sure there are some people
in Peoria who don't know yet.
- Oh, I feel much better now.
- Are you really ready to switch from acting?
- Surely.
- Are you okay?
- My husband is banished me to a man.
My mother and died and my father barely left home since.
I think I'm extraordinary remembering optimism.
- You have to make love.
(chuckles)
Yes.
- I just parted for a month.
- But how long has been since you had sex?
Year?
- 13 months and five days.
My birthday.
- Understand.
Well, I'll help you find someone who is very hot.
(chuckles)
Or at least straight and can be teased.
- Straight?
Is that the baseline now?
Straight.
(laugh)
Will you come to visit me when I move to Florida?
- Not possible.
(laugh)
- Oh.
Geez.
- [Woman On Floor] No drops everything.
- I get a little excited here.
(optimistic music)
♪ Return to bed
♪ And start again
♪ Today is bad
♪ I prefer lust
♪ Last night
♪ Weigh in my head
- Dad?
Do you still have that shirt?
- You know your mother give this to me.
Right before he dies.
- Yes, well, there's more tomato sauce from cotton.
- Let's eat.
- It's on the table.
Have you come out at all?
- Go to the supermarket yesterday.
- That's not what I mean, Dad.
- Do you and Kevin agree in terms of divorce?
- Not really.
- When did you start a new job?
- Two weeks.
- nervous?
- No.
Can I make a coffee pot?
- Sure.
No.
- What is this, Dad?
- That's your mother.
- You said you would go
spread them on jersey beach.
- He hates the TV show.
- Well, he doesn't need to watch again, right?
- Do you carry Kevin cookies?
- He still doesn't want to give me the recipe.
- Well, your mother gave it to him.
They are close.
- Yes, I have to do it At least get it in a divorce.
- You don't bake.
Mmm
Want one?
- Father, you need to waste ash.
- I will.
- Father, the scarf is still burning the chair is in the living room.
Florida.
He often talks about moving there one day.
- That's my idea, to avoid state taxes.
- Come with me.
- What?
- Drive to Florida with me.
I can use another driver, and you can use it
to get out of here for a while.
We can spread it ash on the beach.
- I can't.
- You can.
Think of it as a vacation, like before, you and me.
You can bring your video camera.
Mother always wants to see Savannah.
- I will not leave.
(running water)
- What about that man?
Who is in the corner in blue shirt?
He is rather cute.
- Stop, I'm not interested.
- Nonsense, you are only depressed, and you have to make love.
- Well, divorce is sad.
And I don't know what do about my father,
he won't come with me.
- What about that one there?
(breath)
Serious
Hm, hm?
- Okay, yes, he is rather cute.
- Have you talked to Kevin?
- Yes
We are having a good conversation ,
and then when I ask him
my mother's cake recipe, she really refused.
- That's how it starts.
That's why you need a good divorce lawyer.
- For cakes, Megan?
Any lawyer will laugh I get out of his office.
- Well, the first thing we do, let's kill all lawyers.
(laugh)
You know what you have to do, You have to call my friend, Sam.
This kind of thing on the gang.
Seriously.
(glasses clink)
- Has it been handled many divorces?
- Oh yes, at least 1100.
I will give you exact numbers.
Oh this,
case 1451.
- Wow.
- Yes
I have to get richer.
(chuckles)
Good,
Let's take a moment to meditate
as we ask divine guidance and peace
in our future efforts.
- Yes of course, peace and guidance.
(sitar music)
- Okay then.
Come tear the ball.
(chuckles)
- I want to save it as friendly as possible.
- Well, I got a phone call from his lawyer.
- And?
- And he said he didn't want prescribe it
unless you give some ash.
- Wow, bro.
Sorry.
- No problem.
(soft music)
(vibrate)
(giggling)
- [Answering Machine] Hey, Jennifer Giraldi,
please leave a message after the beep, thank you.
(beep)
- [Dad] Jenny, this is Father.
I will go to Florida with you.
Just tell me when you go.
- Father, are you ready?
(sighs)
I know.
There are no thieves who respect themselves
- Will steal TV from under the American flag.
Oh
- What's wrong?
- Must get your mother.
(soft music)
Hey.
- Oh no.
- [Car] Good morning, my dear.
We will arrive at your destination from 2475 Breezeway Blvd,
on St. Petersburg, Florida in 17 hours and 50 minutes.
- Thank you, Joe.
- [Joe] Sure, but that estimates only drive time,
and does not include time missing for important activities
like eating, sleeping or arguing
about your relationship with your mother.
- Is he always like this?
Can he see us?
- This is the one demo model Megan's client was developed.
I can't imagine going back to the simpler one.
- [Joe] My DAAD is currently .9575.
- DAAD, Destinations Achieved plus Attractive Detours
is expressed as the ratio for total travel.
One will be perfect, but Joe is very good.
- Joe.
- [Joe] What, Dan?
(car dinging)
- Where is your map?
- I don't have one.
- How is that possible?
- I have Joe and I have a smart phone with a map application.
- I get my map.
(rock music)
If there is traffic, we can take the toll road
south there, right.
- [Joe] By the way, this morning's traffic
is expected to be clear.
This is good to get out, isn't that Dan?
- Say goodbye to Kevin this morning?
- I say goodbye to Kevin when I'm
catch him in bed with another man.
- [Joe] Ooo.
- I will miss the cake.
- Mother's cake.
- Speed up three miles per hour, you can take
South Parkway instead of toll roads.
We can ride the ferry 3:45.
- I prefer the Delaware Memorial Bridge.
- [Joe] Take the bridge.
That's a great metaphor.
- [And] I think,
- Dad, please.
I will stop in the next rest area,
and we can have lunch, okay?
- [Joe] The next area is 10.2 miles.
- I used to have a client directly from the exit five here.
There are restaurants nearby.
Can't we go there?
- Dad, I don't know.
- You will like it, the food is delicious.
(groaning)
- [Joe] My TITTE ratio is will accept this.
- TITTE?
- Travel time to eat.
This is one of the best metrics.
- Cross this road to the right path,
and make the next right.
(rock music)
- When was the last time when you were here?
- [Father] Looks like only yesterday.
- Joe, where are the closest restaurants?
- [Joe] Create the next legal turn.
And And, think about your tendency
is too complicated.
- When was the last time when you left
other than to the supermarket?
- I have never been social.
You know I like numbers more than people.
- Have you ever thought about joining a club?
Maybe trying online dating?
- Jennifer, stop.
I can keep myself alone.
- I know, I'm just worried about everything.
You are still young.
- Not really.
- Well, you're not old.
- Whatever.
Jen, I want to tell you something
about your mother's ashes.
They are not,
- What?
Oh shit, did they give you're wrong ashes?
- No, it's not like that , it's just
I give some of them.
- To Kevin, Dad?
- No.
Remember Mary Lou Williams?
He asks if he can some ashes, I say okay.
- What did he do with them?
- He sprinkles them on roses.
- That's
sweet.
- And they all die.
- [{Jennifer] Wanna drive for a while?
- [And] Maybe later.
It's a pity not to work with Kevin.
- Yes.
- Good people.
Your mother and I are always knowing she is homosexual.
- We say gay today, Dad.
- So it's like African-Americans, words.
- Mmhmm, mmhmm.
- Wedding night, your mother, he told me,
"Kevin, he is a good child. " But he will never do it for Jenny we are happy. "
- I got it.
Okay, father?
I'm the only person in the whole world = - Language, help. - Just hope to miss rush hour, there's no luck.
- We have to get it is in, like,
3:00 a.m. miss traffic in my opinion.
- [Joe] Yes, traffic on Beltway,
move slower than charge through Congress.
I will do my best avoid the bottleneck,
good, DC is known.
- Thank you, Joe.
(funky music)
(telephone ringing)
Oh, that's my phone, it's in it my wallet, can you take it?
- Said Tom McKennon, do you have to take it?
- [Jennifer] Slide, slide.
Slide.
- [Joe] Slide.
- Hey, Tom.
- [Tom] Jennifer, I just want to check in and make sure
You are heading here join us in sunny Florida.
- Speed south Route 95 when we talk.
- [Tom] You will be here for fundraising next week, right?
- Surely.
- Hoping to work with my new assistant director.
- Me too, Tom, Thank you for calling.
- [Tom] Goodbye for now.
- See you later.
Can you put it in my wallet?
- [Joe] Ah, welcome to Delaware.
- I still remember you fifth grade project.
You are very funny.
Cutting states from the map,
put it above coverage for your report.
- I should choose square states, like North Dakota.
- I never knew why you chose Delaware.
- [Joe] This is probably the right time to talk
Unresolved issues you have with this small country.
- All I really remember did you keep calling
to say he will go home immediately help me write it.
Buy him no.
- Yes, he.
- No, Dad, he doesn't.
- I'm sure he wants it.
- Not as much as he wants to sell his books.
- This is not easy bestselling author.
You can write the best books in the world, but
you still have to get people to buy it.
- It's easy to make it come
to one of my plays, I think, then, huh?
- [Joe] And how do you make it feel?
- I'm even jealous of from people
who must interview him.
- [Mother] Grace, you don't mind if I call you Grace, right?
Of course not, I'm Barbara.
- I know, baby, your editor told me.
- Not now, baby.
- You are my real hero.
Is it true you wrote a column
for the same weekly newspapers like me?
- For years, yes.
- Wow.
So where did you get the idea for A Cook's Tales,
combining short stories and cooking?
- Well, I often tell stories to my daughter
when I'm cooking, keeps him entertained.
Write it down, that's all looks like the next step.
- Hi, baby, what's your name?
- I'm Jennifer.
- [Grace] Do you want to be a writer like your mother, honey?
- No.
I want to be an actor.
- Jennifer, please wait with your father
while I'm done with this nice woman.
- I like that book.
- Thank you.
- Interesting.
Move aside, leave!
- [Jennifer] Dad?
- Jennifer, this is Sue.
He must pick him up children in preschool,
and close in 20 minutes.
Sue, it's me daughter, Jennifer.
He is divorced because
he just found out gay her husband.
- Daddy.
- Did you stop calling me that?
You know who I am.
- Nice to meet you both.
I really appreciate your help.
- Get in.
- Are there rooms?
- Sure.
- [Joe] Hello.
- I haven't finished adoption,
and if I leave it unattended,
- [Joe] That can endanger final approval.
Go to the next exit, and bear right at the fork in the road.
- He is good.
Thank you.
Sorry.
- [Joe] Goodbye.
- You are life savers.
- No problem, happy we can help.
- Well, it's not bad, like 10 minutes out of the way?
- [Joe] You know, it will happen only eight minutes
if you want to listen to me.
Do you have control problems, Dan?
- I never ate like this before,
but since I have I myself, I can't stop.
- [Joe] Maybe it's sex substitute.
- [Jennifer] Joe.
We might have to find a motel somewhere.
(country music)
- [Joe] Two miles ahead.
♪ Caving in
♪ There will never be a
- Jen?
I explode.
(chuckles)
- Okay, take this.
- [Daddy] What are you looking for?
- I got this more than a year ago,
and I only use it several times.
Now it's really like one of them our trip when I was a kid.
Take a look.
Okay, so you have yourself timer, which is phenomenal.
I don't think you the old one has it.
USB, red eyes, flash level, and if you go here,
see, something called zebra, I never knew
what that means, so do it.
And then, you can record it black and white, sepia.
(roaring machine)
- [Joe] In 20 meters turn left.
In 40 meters turn left.
- Joe, stop that, right needs me to reboot you?
- [Joe] Sorry, friends.
That won't happen again.
(telephone ringing)
- It's yours, do do you want me to get it?
- Yes
Slide.
- Hi Jenny.
- Hi woman.
- How is Route 95?
Have you met people make love yet?
- Megan stops.
I am with my father and he get you on the speaker phone.
- Hi Megan.
- Hi, Mr. G.
I am sure your father will agree with me
about you getting banged, right?
- Well, no, he's just
- Megan, I told you, I'm not ready for that.
- Uh-huh, you told me.
I really trust you.
- Okay, goodbye Megan.
- Goodbye.
- [Joe] What about you, Dan?
Are you ready to be banged?
(laugh)
- [Joe] Oh, I like this song.
- [Jennifer] What do you think?
- Surely.
I miss this.
- Really, Dad?
Why don't you tell them , and ask for the recipe,
and I will learn how to make a cake?
(rock music)
- What does America mean to you?
- History.
War.
All types of food are different.
- [And] Can I ask you what does America mean to you?
- Sorry, not today.
- [Joe] Ooo, there are fireworks.
Interesting.
Well, I don't think so.
- I like that the sign gives us a choice
between Atlanta, North Carolina, and Miami.
- correct?
Houston, Juarez, Machu Pichu.
- Hey Joe, is there something good alternative to Route 95?
Something that might be a a little more beautiful?
- [Joe] Interstate 40 East south corner towards the beach.
It ends in Wilmington, North Karolina,
and connect there to Route 17 South,
which is quite close Atlantic Ocean.
- Perfect.
♪ Feel right
♪ Just take sparks to light this fire.
♪ You're the only medicine that makes me high
♪ Can not be enough
♪ You choose me when I feel blue
♪ When I'm on the rock, You pull me
- Thank you once again, Dad, for repaying my student loan.
You can use money to retire.
- Happy something good comes from insurance settlement.
I'm still not understand your new job.
- I will be assistant director
from the theater area on St. Petersburg.
- I know it's your heart.
But what is that? Will you do it?
- I will help choose the drama.
Some new, some tours come out of New York.
Work for fundraising.
Increase the audience.
All kinds of things?
- Is that good?
- Yes, Dad.
This is very good.
- So, no more acting?
All the preparations, audition?
I don't think I did it understand why you didn't get it
MBA if you are tired of acting.
- I want to come in the theater from
different angles, Dad, okay?
And this job gives me the opportunity.
- When you were little,
I am always very proud, because I think you are like me.
- You never say that to me.
- Oh, of course I understand.
- No, you don't.
- Well, now I think you like your mother.
(chuckles)
- Yes, I don't think so.
- Yes I think so.
You like to be creative he, I don't.
(acoustic music)
- Can I ask something?
How can you and mother? Have you never had a baby after me?
- We tried, but it turned out that it wasn't as easy as we expected.
- Does he have a problem getting pregnant again?
- We have a baby before you.
Failed.
Men.
- I never told me that.
- And then he after a miscarriage.
(sighs)
He hates talking about it.
- Why?
- I think that makes it feel like a bad parent.
- Father,
I'm sorry that you might miss being a grandfather.
- Do you and Kevin talk about having children?
- When I was ready to try,
he is ready to go.
- You don't owe me grandchildren, Jenny.
- I know.
I know.
But I can adopt, like a single mother, maybe.
Within a few years.
- You can, indeed.
- [Joe] Recalculate.
- Where are we?
- [Joe] Recalculate.
- I don't know.
He has recalculated for 15 minutes.
- [Joe] Recalculate.
- Okay, yes, Joe, I know, but why?
Where are we?
- [Joe] Recal-recal-kal-cal-cal-calculating.
- Okay, friend, I guess we all can use rest.
- I can drive a few more hours.
We can continue to run if you want.
Your way, of course.
Reminds me of summer vacation when you were little.
- I always wonder when I will appear.
- That's not fair.
- That's the truth.
- [Young Jennifer] You said yesterday
he will be here tomorrow.
- [Flashback Dad] I know, baby.
- That's today.
- [Flashback Dad] You're too smart for me.
- [Young Jennifer] So, when did she come?
- [Flashback Dad] I don't know, baby.
(sand pounding)
- [And] It's not like that.
- Jenny.
Hi.
(laugh)
- Look, Daddy teaches I blow bubbles.
- Ah.
I bring that script with me.
- You know how to blow bubbles, mama?
- No, baby, Daddy tried to teach me, but I can't.
Just show what you are doing, huh?
- Listen, I love Mom, but work is the most important for him,
and always take precedence.
- He loves you so much.
- Writing always appears to come easily to Mother.
- Ten by Grace took her five years to write.
His books each take him several years each.
- I hate the sale go up after he dies.
- I know.
- I remember that column he used to write
for local weekly.
- Almost News.
- Yes, right, Almost News.
He writes it every week for 27 years.
- Why doesn't he stop once his books succeed?
- Loyalty.
Mark McGuiness, who is the editor, pays it
when no one wants even see the writing.
And,
- And?
- There are others occurring between them.
- How do I not know that?
Are you sure?
- You are still small.
I walk over them.
(sighs)
- I don't know.
Father, how can he?
Why?
- One million reasons.
There is no reason.
- But you don't go.
- No.
- How can you be so calm?
- It's been a long time.
- I'm sorry, Dad.
- Thank you.
(truck sounds and rings)
Do you know what will happen to be great now?
Latte with cinnamon and whipped cream.
- You think we will find something
like that on this road?
- [Joe] For lattes, rotate left zero point six miles.
- [Jennifer] I don't know.
- [And] Listen to Joe.
- [Joe] You approach your destination on the left.
- They enter.
A handsome, dark-skinned man, followed by a beautiful brunette.
High, sharp eyes.
Everything about him said
difficulty.
(laugh)
Sorry, I'm a writer.
I like to practice narrative skills.
- I am Dan.
Will we read anything you have written?
- Sorry, no, I'm not published yet.
- [Jennifer] Ah, alright.
- But don't stop I'm from trying.
- No, you have to keep trying.
My mother is a writer.
The first book is a collection of short stories
called Ten by Grace, but he didn't make it to
- Wow.
Are you the daughter of Grace Giraldi?
- me.
- Oh my God.
A Cook's Tales is my favorite book.
He is phenomenal.
See that?
I drove 75 miles to read in the bookstore to see it.
He passed too fast.
We all lost horribly a lot when we lost him.
- Thank you, Joe.
- Sorry.
Look, I'm very happy to meet you two.
Can I get something?
Coffee, desert?
- Thank you, yes, little coffee with milk for me, please.
- Of course.
- Can you get me a latte with whipped cream and cinnamon?
- You must think I'm a province, sir.
Indeed I can.
- Hey, Uncle Joe, cookies are ready
if you want to try it.
- Cakes?
- [Young] Red chocolate velvet chips.
- I'm in heaven.
(chuckles)
Can I buy the entire batch?
- Really?
- Not for nothing, buddy, but I've never seen it
anyone reacts to cookies in this way in this place.
But you are indeed accepted.
Give me a paper bag.
(rotating CD player)
(regional music)
♪ I remember when I was first home without you
♪ I remember how it felt
♪ That long before you taught me how to doubt you
♪ That's when I still believe
♪ But oh, losing innocence
♪ The debt that I owe you ♪ You teach me how to trust again
♪ And then it's not too wrong
♪ And I don't blame these circumstances
♪ To make us separate
♪ Because I'm pretty sure everything is back to you
♪ It's my responsibility
♪ To find a fun way
♪ And when you say you will help me, I agree
- [And] You are not coming
for other Mets games with me.
- We can check it Sinar Tampa Bay.
- They use the designated bat in the league.
- So?
- This is not real baseball.
(sighs)
- That's ridiculous.
- I am a traditionalist.
- They have been better than Mets for years.
Plus, we can check it out out Buccaneers.
- Football must be played in sad weather.
(click car)
- [Jennifer] Oh, damn it.
- [And] What?
- [Jennifer] Do you hear that knock?
- [And] Yes.
- [Jennifer] My mechanic told me that he had fixed it.
That's very annoying.
Dirt.
(Brake squealing)
- [Dan] Get out!
- Daddy, are you okay?
Do you hit your head?
- I'm fine.
That night.
When I get a call.
My worst fear.
I am always worried when he continues to tour the book.
I should be with him.
- Dad, you can't have done anything.
- He is in his car.
Alone.
(sighs)
- I can smell that thing don't drive anywhere today.
- [Jennifer] I know.
- Look, there is this crocodile.
- If you can give us all kinds of help,
we really appreciate that.
- I can get one of my people to pull it.
- Your friends?
- I run a car repair shop.
Only a few miles from here.
- That's great, huh.
What should I do with the key?
- Leave them under the chair.
I can drive you all a motel if you like.
Prices are not bad so far this year.
- Yes thank you, we appreciate that.
Oh, Dad.
Thank you very much.
I don't know how to reply to you.
- Contact me tomorrow.
Will Jackson's Garage?
I think it's yours.
- Oh, right.
That's my ex's name.
I started the place when I was still married.
- Thank you.
- Forgot your coffee.
- Ah, my goodness.
Thank you very much.
- Are you hungry?
- Hunger.
(soft music)
(chewing gum appears)
(clapping)
(groans)
I'm dying to take a shower, but I will have it
to wear the same dirty clothes.
I will try to get our bags.
- How do you do it?
- Not that far, Father, we really can walk.
- Maybe it's a cellphone number.
- I can see my car.
(telephone ringing)
I want my damn clothes.
Oh, dad, it's a bit loose.
Maybe I can copy it.
- I don't think is a good idea.
- I won't steal anything.
- I don't know, Jenny.
- Dad, I did this like a hundred times
in my apartment in New York.
- Stop there, or I will shoot.
What are you doing?
- I want clean clothes.
- Oh my God, son.
You can just walk next to and tap,
I will let you in
- Annie, I'm sorry, I don't know what your house is.
- Wash the car and dry it the cleanser is mine too.
If you think breaking into one of them.
- I told him is not a good idea.
- Do you run everything yourself?
- With my partner.
- Hi.
I am Darlene.
- Why don't you come drink sweet tea?
Then I will give you everything ride back to the motel.
- Oh, we don't want to get you out.
- What if I shoot vodka in sweet tea?
(chuckles)
- I know I smell, and I look like garbage, but
I feel much better now.
- Good.
- [Jennifer] Can I ask a question?
- Sure.
- Are you and Annie there is a problem here?
- Problems?
Not everyone?
- No, I mean, like lesbian couples.
- Ah.
- I know I'm medium very direct, so,
I would blame vodka.
- Good.
- Look, I'm not just being nosy.
My ex-husband who immediately grew up in the city
very similar to this one, and he finally came out of the closet.
- And end the marriage.
- Meet his father at a wedding.
- Yes, his family is not amused.
- I don't really think myself as gay.
I like Annie.
And people see what they want to see.
- What do you mean?
- We don't kiss or hold hands in public.
So, people can think what they want.
They hear we are damned on Sunday, and they are
like we are fine the rest of this week.
- What do I miss?
- Life.
Love.
Damn usual.
(chuckles)
(country music)
♪ One day I will make you mine
♪ One day we'll be fine
♪ And you will love me like you never loved before
♪ You will love me and I will never want more
♪ And I will never destroy your heart
♪ We will never fall apart
♪ And we don't need to hide hurt under our clothes
♪ We don't have to, because there's nothing we won't know
♪ They won't destroy us
♪ Everything will come
♪ Thins will come
♪ Everything will be fine
- Do you go running?
- I just finished.
Have you heard of the car?
- He said to call this afternoon.
Feels good, right?
- Sweet.
- I will see you again.
♪ We can even move into a small, small town
♪ And we can teach our children the good things we know
- What can I help, honey?
- Hi, can I help get an eggwhite omelet
with seven wheat bread and olive oil on the side?
- What do you want, baby?
- Scrambled eggs and toast.
- Coffee?
- Cafe Au lait?
- What?
- Coffee with milk.
- Good.
- Thank you.
(telephone ringing)
Oh
Megan.
- Hey
I only have a minute, but I want to give you a head.
- Uh-oh, what happened?
- Nothing bad.
Bob O'Connor sees your selfie and calls to get your number.
He left my company late last year,
and open an office in South Carolina.
- Woman, is there anyone every time you live in your company?
- I did it.
- Yes, that's because you make a pair with 30.
- Right.
Look, he has something for you because you are drunk
on my Christmas party two years ago.
- I don't.
- Oh, yes, Senorita.
I give him your number.
Bye
- Wait, wait, what, Megan?
(telephone ringing)
Oh
Hello?
(vibrating toothbrush)
Do you want me to get you something to eat before I go out?
What's wrong?
- That voice, I thought.
- What?
- That's one of them devices that women use when.
(chuckles)
- Vibrator?
Daddy, I've brushed my teeth twice a day,
and that's what you think.
- Is there news on the car?
- Annie says that is ready tomorrow.
(groans)
I don't even want to think about how much it will cost.
- I can give you money if you need it.
- No, Dad, thank you.
Are you sure you are fine alone tonight?
- I'll just relax.
- Good.
(soft acoustic music)
- This place is pretty good for Italian food in the south.
I mean, it's not a little Italian, but it's okay.
- Difficult to damage spaghetti and meatballs.
- That's right.
- How does it finally in South Carolina?
- I grew up here.
- Oh sorry.
Wow, you don't sound south.
- Why, Miss Jennifer, I stated.
Is that more than what are you looking for?
- Yes.
- No, I was born in New York.
My father works in garment business,
and he was transferred here when I was eight years old.
- So, you go in two ways?
(chuckles)
- I think I'm just looking for a slower rhythm.
And this city is perfect.
- Yes
Me too.
Ready, for a slower speed, I mean.
Did Megan tell you I moved to Florida?
- Yes
He will enjoy our conversation.
- We have a conversation?
- You make it clear that you have a husband.
- Well,
we must have finished.
- Good, great.
I mean, I'm really sorry.
(chuckles)
- I'm m
suddenly not all are hungry.
(cracked curtains)
- I will lose my deposit.
(gasping)
(country music)
- Hi.
- Are you new in town?
I don't think I've seen you here before.
- No.
I mean, yes.
I am here with my daughter on the way to Florida.
Being here a few days.
- WELCOME.
I am Beth.
- Thank you, me Dan.
- Hope you enjoy Myrtle Beach.
- I like it very much.
- Will you dance?
- I don't know.
(laugh)
Rock and roll is more my style.
- Me too.
Maybe fun.
- Let's try it.
- Yes?
- Yes
♪ You are the medicine which makes me tall
♪ I can't get enough
♪ You choose me when I feel blue
(kissing)
(country music)
(soft acoustic music)
- Do you want to sit down?
- No.
♪ I'm looking for your love
♪ Following here
♪ Sort of this time last year
♪ I'm still looking for for your love
♪ Lovin 'you made me
♪ My best version
♪ Even more than your kiss
♪ I think that's what I miss
♪ So, I'm still looking for your love
♪ Even more than your kiss
♪ I think that's what I miss
♪ I'm still looking for you for your love
(groaning)
- Good morning.
- [Jennifer] Good morning.
- Is something wrong?
- There is nothing right.
My father doesn't return to me.
Morning.
(kissing)
(chuckles)
- If you give me a minute, I will take you to your motel.
(kiss)
- No problem.
Hi father.
(phone vibrates)
Dirt.
Yes, I will hold back.
- Jennifer.
- Bastard.
- Beth, it's me daughter, Jennifer.
- Oh, nice to meet you.
- Likewise.
- Beth and I met at the Casino and Hotel.
He tells me the way to the country prancing.
I have never done it very pleasant in a few years.
- [Jennifer] Sure.
- Your father is natural.
- Beth is a math teacher, Isn't that great?
- Like crazy?
- Beautiful.
- Sorry I didn't call, but we have fun,
I just lost all traces of time.
- Beth, nice to meet you, but do you mind
if I have time with my father, please help.
- Sure, yes.
(kiss)
Call me.
(mumbling)
- You are not my boss.
Does not look like you sitting all night worrying.
- Yes, at least I send you a text message.
You just returned home.
I'm sorry, Dad.
(clicking zips)
Do you hear me?
I say I'm sorry.
- I hear you.
- I thought you should have called, okay?
You will want the same from me, but
I shouldn't shout.
- You have disturbed I was about dating,
and I do, and now you have a match.
- Dad, it's not a date, it's not coming out,
it is a one night stand.
- If I see it again, it won't happen.
- I just hope you call.
- You too.
- I send you a text message.
- I don't understand.
- Because you left your cellphone is here.
- Do everyone in this world have
their cellphones on their faces all the time?
(drawer crackling)
- So?
How about Beth?
Hey, Joe.
Joe?
- [Joe] It's there performance rating.
- We know it's not your fault.
- We don't need to do it stop in Savannah.
- Yes we do, even if is only for a few hours.
Buckle, oh yeah.
Good work, Dad.
- [Joe] I hope you both use protection.
- [Jennifer] Joe.
- [Joe] You too, Dan.
Not just a pregnancy you have to worry about.
See the flyer in the drawer.
Sorry about the public service announcement.
(rock music)
- Spanish moss even creepier directly.
I mean, it's not scary in a bad way,
but unlike anything I never saw.
Mother definitely likes it.
So, Dad, this is Sherman Headquarters.
Green Meldrim Mansion.
The owner offers usage from home to Sherman.
Very beautiful.
We have time to walk a little more.
- Need a drink.
(telephone ringing)
Hot here.
- Mmhmm.
- Where is the bartender?
- What can I get?
- Whatever you have tap it will be very good, thank you.
why are you?
- It should bring you mother here when she is alive.
- Thank you.
- Hey Beautiful.
I get something better for you to do
rather than drinking with this old man.
Now, do you hear me?
I will drop you to Chinatown, woman.
(groaning)
What is that?
- You have that come for a long time, Jimmy.
- Let's go.
- Hey Beautiful.
Oh, I always want to do that
but I don't believe I really did it.
- Be careful, the next one is responsible for replying.
- He calls you an old man.
- Eh, I can bring it.
Have more water?
- [Jennifer] No, sorry, Dad, I forgot
to refill this morning.
- [And] Lemonade.
- [Jennifer] Oh, Dad.
- [And] Withdraw.
- Good morning.
Welcome to Gourmet Lemonade.
What can I get for you today?
- Aren't you a little old for running a lemonade stand?
- Well, sir, economy is in a continuous slump,
with limited increase in work,
so I thought I would do it start my own business.
I got inspiration for this amazing startup,
but with my student loan, I can use this all.
- How much for a small one?
- Well, these cups are all made from 100% recycled ingredients.
Lemon is organic, and I decorate every drink
with just a touch of from mint and basil.
- How much?
- Well, that's as small as $ 2.75, but only one more dollar,
You can get big ones.
- It's a bit expensive, but okay, I'll take the big one.
- Okay, good.
(hurrying lemonade)
Thank you.
(applause)
Kiss it.
Okay, here it is.
(close clicking)
Oh, I'm sorry, I only have close for small cups.
- Why don't you say that?
- Sorry.
- Tells you what.
I will take two small cups, and split
big into them, and then cover it up.
- Oh, I'm sorry, I can't actually do that.
- Why not?
- It will compromise my inventory control.
- But only you, what do these differences make?
- Sir, I have a big plan for this business.
I aim for an IPO within a few years.
Oh, I'm sorry, that's an accounting term,
You won't understand.
- I am an accountant.
Look, I will take a big sipping out from the big,
and pour the rest to small.
- I'm sorry, it's against the rules.
Actually, I can't do that.
- I hope you are audited.
Start the car!
- Wait, stop!
(groaning)
Thief! - That floor.
(glass pounding)
- Hey, hey!
- Half my age, he can't catch me.
Ha!
Want some?
That's good. - No.
You get that.
- We don't need to scatter your mother's ashes immediately.
- Oh no, we do the together, Dad.
- Do you want to drive straight past?
- [Jennifer] Come on just take our time.
(bluesy music)
♪ Beaten the way to the place
♪ Go to a one-way street from here
♪ What is missing can still be found again
♪ On this land where time stops
- I am very sorry this is very long.
- Use your time.
Where did you come from?
- Queen.
NYC.
We moved here because thought my parents
that this might be better a place to run a motel.
Less competition, huh?
That was my father, he spoke like that.
- Oh, if you need an accountant.
- Father, please, relax.
- Oh, what do you know? I really want to be?
Not an accountant.
I want to be a rapper.
- That's cool.
- I know.
My parents don't really think so.
You want to see,
good.
♪ Three, two one.
♪ Check that.
♪ My parents don't approve my career choices
♪ I'm good on the hood, but I'm actually here
♪ Jackson Heights is the place I am from, born and raised
♪ I am very proud of my roots, the women call my name
♪ Rajiv
♪ And what
- Good. - [Rajiv] Thank you.
- Do you want to rap professionally?
- Yes.
And I think that will happen decent career choices.
But I decided, on the contrary, became a good son
and stay here and help me parents run a business.
I see.
(spinning machine)
We understand.
This is your receipt.
- Great.
- And this is your key.
(cloudy)
- Damn, someone stole my car.
- I doubt that.
- What?
- No one stole your car, baby.
- Then where is that?
(grunt)
It is parked here.
- Here?
- Yes.
- We live there.
- Madam, this area belongs to to other motels.
Pasir Putih Room is there.
Your car might be coupled.
You can call this number.
- My mother is in the car.
- You left your mother in the car last night?
- No, no, no, the ashes.
- We scatter their in Florida.
- They are drinking coffee can be in the back seat.
- Forgive me for losing , friends.
Let me see what I can do.
Give this to men in towing,
and he will have cars ready for you.
- $ 25, seriously?
- Yes, we take credit cards, ma'am.
- You are sure the decimal points are not in the wrong place,
like $ 250, $ 2,500?
Thank you.
- Don't worry, ma'am.
- I think we will go to the end dock and do it there.
Good?
- Perfect.
Thank you for finding this.
- I spend an afternoon exploring
when I leave for an interview.
(Seagulls squaking)
He texted again, request the ashes.
- Can I help you?
- We only,
- We just scattered my wife's ashes, officer.
Why is there a problem?
- That is not permitted on public land
anywhere in starting from Florida.
- But they are biodegradable.
- That's the law.
Don't get me wrong, I'll give you
call if I catch you do that.
- Yes sir.
We will not sir.
- You are allowed scattering ash in the sea.
During the three of you nautical miles out.
- Okay thanks.
- Sorry for your loss.
- Well, that sucks.
- [Joe] We have arrived.
- [{Jennifer] Yep.
- Looks good.
Have the key?
Very pleasant.
- That's
grim.
(sighs)
- You can always buy new furniture.
(sighs)
- Thank you, dad.
I really appreciate you are schlepping
all the way here with me.
- Now I can get flying out of here.
- No, not you.
You will stay and help me spread the ashes.
(sighs)
(clicking on the phone)
- Show what you wear for this Florida fundraiser.
- What?
Do you really want to see?
Good.
(crackling key)
(groans)
Good.
I'm not entirely sure about this dress.
- You look perfect.
- Thank you, dad.
- Try this.
- This is a mother's scarf.
- Understand at flea markets.
(chuckles)
- Okay, Joe.
Just a short trip today, and with a little luck,
this will be our daily trip.
- [Joe] All St. My Petersburg map has been updated
to ensure the best route and detour.
I recommend keeping swimsuits
in the trunk of a car.
You never know when the beach opportunities might appear.
And you look great swimsuit, Jen.
- Joe?
Thank you for coming we are here safely.
You're great.
- [Joe] Oh, you're welcome.
And you know, And, I'm actually going to miss you.
- Jennifer, I'm so sorry to make you wait.
- Nice to meet you.
- You too.
- Dad, this is my new boss, Tom McKennon.
He is the director of the theater.
- And Giraldi, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
- A good theater.
- You know that was built in 1921.
(clapping and cheering)
More than one hundred productions since then.
(sighs)
- I've finished acting.
(sighs)
- Do you know someone who can rent us a boat
to take us out three nautical miles?
(spinning machine)
- So this is it?
- Think about it.
- Can I have Moments with him?
(soft music)
Wait.
I want to give some to Kevin.
- Are you sure?
- Yes
- Ready?
Rahmat,
I love you.
I really am.
I will see you around.
(sniffling)
- I hope we can spend it more time together, Mom.
I think we are more same as we know.
I love you.
(soft acoustic music)
- I have a need.
- Megan.
How do I like hotshot lawyers?
- [Megan] Hi, Mr. G, I'm fine.
How are Jen?
- He is fine.
A little nervous.
But the boss is a great guy.
And the weather is great.
- [Megan] I bought a plane ticket to visit it in January.
- You are a good friend.
- [Megan] He did it the same thing for me.
He does more than that.
Are you okay?
- Yes
I am not, but now I am.
- [Megan] I'm happy.
Be careful.
- You too.
- [Megan] Okay, see you later.
- You know that are usually older people
who moved here from Jersey.
- Yes
- Somewhat funny, your daughter moves here and not you.
- Looks like that.
Hey, just slowly.
Have you been there?
- My sister lives there.
- Good?
- Beautiful, right at the bay.
- What's funny?
- There are many women there.
You know, divorced most widows of them.
Not many men.
(rock music)
♪ I pulled out at Leavin 'time
♪ Uncertain which way to change.
- This is Special Police Officer Jimmy Beaver.
(laugh)
Jimmy Beaver to Beaver, Jr.
Enter, Beaver, Jr.
- [Director] Cut.
- I want malt chocolate and small fries, please.
Thank you.
I love him.
If they love you, they come back.
He will not return.
This man is the most attractive male I have ever seen.
I don't get anything, I don't get anything.
(laugh)
None '.
- [Director] Cut.
- Who wants a ticket?
Don't worry.
I'm not worried.
About anything
♪ At the end of the road
♪ Yes, go behind all my regrets
♪ No sure if detours
♪ Will make you want to go
♪ Maybe despair tracks can be the only way
♪ Go home
♪ I always follow the most traveled path
♪ Afraid to go alone
♪ But I'm tall in this matter feeling, hands behind the wheel
♪ And Fly through unknown
♪ tomorrow's sky is blue
♪ Around every angle, there is hope
♪ I can't wait to see what is waiting for me on the road
♪ At the end of the road
♪ A sunny day ahead
♪ At the end of the road
♪ Yes, go behind all my regrets
♪ No sure if detours
♪ Can take you where you want to go
♪ Maybe getting off track can be the only way home
♪ At the end of the road
♪ A sunny day ahead
♪ At the end of the road
♪ Yes, go behind all my regrets
♪ No sure if detours
♪ Will make you where do you want to go
♪ Maybe getting off track can be the only way home
♪ Maybe getting off track can be the only way back
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