All Good Things Page #2

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What's that?

- She's never gonna

be one of us.

- No, I know.

Isn't that great?

Don't forget

your racquet.

( mumbling )

...A million miles away.

It's just like picking off

another part of your forehead.

I'll burn you.

Just you.

The rest of you,

you're fine,

but that part,

- Forget it.

- David?

You're talking to yourself.

( knife whirring )

( slurps )

Woman:

David, I hope you

brought an appetite!

The ham looks delicious, mom.

...You squeeze one time

and you get ketchup and mustard,

- I call it kepustard.

- ( laughing )

Kepustard!

- We put the...

- Katie, your brother's

going to be a millionaire.

- Woman:
Pass that ham down.

- David,

What does your family

usually do for the holidays?

We're going-- ahem.

We're going skiing.

Oh, skiing!

I'm gonna teach david

how to ski.

I'd be scared too.

- You look terrific.

- Thank you.

- Doesn't she look terrific?

- Man:
She's a beautiful girl.

( guests chatting )

The marks family.

Marks.

Are you kidding?

They own half

of times square.

Can we please

not talk about

this now?

Which half of times square?

What are you talking about?

- I'm just saying.

- He's taking her to paris.

- That's what she said.

- Hey!

Whatever happened

to my trip to paris?

You'd be

lucky to get a trip

to paris, new jersey.

Katie:

Mom's making coffee.

- What?

- Why are you hiding?

I'm not.

Is it awful?

Awful?

Is it awful?

No, it's not awful

at all.

It's just different,

that's all.

It's just

very different.

You know, everybody

talks to each other

And there's a ham

with pineapples on it

With little cherries

in the middle.

- Cherries,

I like those cherries.

- Yeah, I like them too.

It's just really different.

Will you marry me?

What?

Was that a yes?

- Thank you.

- This was nice.

Yeah.

We just wanted to do it,

to make it official.

It's $39.50 each.

That includes

a generous tip.

Oh.

( chuckles )

I'm sorry.

Yeah.

Thanks, mom.

- You're welcome, sweetheart.

- Thank you.

You're welcome.

Sanford:

So the guy's not selling

And his kids are starving.

And he's sitting on the world's

Most valuable butcher shop.

But my dad wouldn't give up.

He used to say

"there's always a way

to convince a holdout."

You know?

I came around.

Sooner or later

everybody does.

- ( door opens )

- oh, david.

- Look who's here.

- Oh, speak of the devil.

Your grandfather

didn't come hat in hand

To ask me

to join the firm.

It was understood.

I understood it.

Your brother

understands it

and you do too.

We're happy here, okay?

- I'm subsidizing that.

- Yeah, only until

we get settled.

Settled?

You think she's happy here?

- Isn't she?

- You think she had

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