Phenomenon

Attila! Where are you, boy?

Did you get that rabbit?

Did ya? l bet you did.

My mighty hunter.

You vicious killer.

That's my dog.

That's my beast.

Come on. Gimme a kiss.

Wait a minute.

Wait a damn minute.

Attila!

And you call yourself security?

Don't change the subject.

Love child

Love child

Hey, George.

Born of poverty

You gonna just stand there,

or you gonna help me with these boxes?

Now whattaya

got me carryin', huh?

l got a deal on solar panels

and batteries.

Well, l told you l wasn't doing

any more improvements on the house.

l'm sellin' this place someday.

Yeah, right.

But l see you improved

the garden anyway.

Yeah, and that goddam rabbit

still got in there.

l told you. He went

under your fence, George.

- He did not.

- He did too.

Look, l put that fence a foot

and a half underneath the ground.

Well, it's a mystery, George.

Anyway, this solar outfit...

is gonna save you money,

and it's free.

So, happy birthday.

Thanks, Nate. Thank you.

Who's gonna

put it together? Huh?

Not me.

lt comes with a manual

in three different languages.

- Forget it.

- Look, if it's a car, l can fix it.

lt's in the garden,

l probably can grow it, but--

This is way out

of my neighbourhood.

Hey, you, uh,

you bringin' a date tonight?

No. You?

Well, l'm thinkin'

of askin' somebody.

When? Today?

You don't give 'em

much notice, do ya?

Well, you even

ask anybody? Huh?

Always ask Diana Ross,

but she never says yes to me.

- See ya.

- See ya later.

But you're never, ever

gonna return

To ease the fire

that within me burns

lt keeps me cryin', baby,

for you

Keeps me sighin', baby, for you

So won't you hurry

Come on, boy, see about me

- Come see about me

- Hey, Bill!

See about your baby

Come see about me

Hey, George. George!

l forgot to tell you, man.

Hold on. Hold on.

Doctor called.

Banes, will you

let me figure it out?

At 10-- At 10:
00. At 10:00.

He want you que vayas

a su ventana at 10:00.

- He wants you to look at his window.

- Oh, man!

How ya doin', Lace?

You look great.

Yeah. How are

the chairs sellin'?

l got one left.

l need four more.

Wow. lt's going a lot better

than l expected.

Yeah, well, you know,

people sit down a lot around here.

Yeah.

- Here, l can get these.

- No, l got it. Thanks.

Well--

l'll help ya.

Hey, uh, Lace-- There's a-- There's

a party tonight at the Elkhorn Bar.

Why do they call it that?

There's no elk around here.

Well, l don't know. They've just

always called it the Elkhorn.

Why? They got some poor

elk's horn hanging over the bar?

l don't think so.

Anyway, it's

my birthday today, and...

there's a party tonight

at the Elkhorn.

- l said that, didn't l?

- Yep.

George!

- Oh! l gotta look up here at 10:00.

- Why?

Well, that's Doc Brunder's office.

Have you met him yet?

- No. What does he want?

- l don't know.

So, uh, hey, uh, you think, you think,

you could come to the party tonight?

No, l don't like to leave

my kids home alone at night.

- Well, l, l know a good

baby-sitter. Tito's wife.

- l just live really far out.

- You know, it's just really--

- You know Tito. Tito! Tito!

Hey, George.

Hey, that's nice.

Oh, God.

- So, that's the doctor, huh?

- Yep, that's the doctor.

Crazy doc.

- Would you please come tonight?

- No, not tonight.

ls it me?

No, it's not you.

Well, then l'll keep askin'.

Man, l would love to get

my hands on your carburettor.

l bet you would.

- He say, ''She sock it to ya.''

- Yeah, get back to work, guys.

Ooh, ooh

Baby love, my baby love

l need ya

Oh, how l need ya

- Hey, Nate, Nate!

- All you do is treat me bad

lt's a scandal,

you and Diana Ross.

- l told the press.

- Oh, man!

- Yep.

- She'd be so happy on my farm.

- No stress.

- Oh, it's true.

-No media. No press. Just-- Just heaven.

-Nothin'.

Hey, you're not supposed

to be buyin' drinks tonight.

Yeah.

- Jimmy!

- Yo!

George doesn't buy drinks tonight.

lt's his birthday.

- Hey. For you.

- Hey, Doc. Hey, you made it.

- Hey, Doc!

- How's everybody?

- Hey, shh! Shh!

- Still breathing in and out?

- Doc, you gotta--

you gotta try that cake.

- Hey, you guys.

-Tito's wife made it. lt is macho bueno.

-As usual.

Come on. Open it, George.

Open it.

- Oh, Doc. Th-Thank you.

- Hey, Jimmy!

- You're welcome.

- Yeah.

You're learning the moves, George,

but you've never played...

against turmoil and confusion,

so here we go.

l wish we could go back

to checkers. Maybe l could win.

No, no, no, no, no. No, no.

You have potential, George.

l always said, ''George Malley has

something extra to offer this world.''

l said that the day l, uh,

circumcised you.

- He says that every birthday.

- lt was a bad joke, l know.

You know, you ruined my chance

of romance today...

with that obscene stunt

in the window.

- lt was an outrage.

lt was a disgrace.

- lt was a criminal act.

Okay, there was a beautiful girl

who walked right away from me.

lt was so embarrassing.

George, you talkin' about

the woman with the chairs?

Yeah.

Man, they are not

all that comfortable.

Well, l think they're perfect.

You gotta learn how to sit in 'em.

Ah, here you go.

On the house, everybody.

- All right.

- Jimmy. Jimmy.

There's no smoking section

in heaven.

Ah, don't start, Doc.

Don't start.

- George. George.

- Pass 'em out. Pass em' out.

- Hey, buddy.

- George.

We love ya, man.

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