Becks Page #3
- Yeah.
- [Gene whistles]
- Yeah!
- [applause]
DAVE:
Come on! Come on!Yeah!
Listen up.
This is a tip jar.
Pass it around.
Put some money in it.
Let her pay for her drinks,
God forbid.
Thanks.
Damn, girl,
you can really sing now.
Thanks, dude.
Hey, was that guy who came in,
was that Mitch Cunningham?
Yes. He's cool now.
That a**hole, he outted me
at prom, remember?
He got on stage,
he took the DJ mic
and he told everyone
I was the vale-dyke-torian.
[laughs]
Oh, yeah!
I remember that now.
And I was trying so hard to
get in your panties all night.
What the f***
is wrong with me?
I don't know.
But his mom and my mom
are now friends.
This town is way too small.
Yeah, well,
people change, okay?
You understand this concept...
- of people changing.
- [laughs]
He's mellow now, man.
He put money into this place,
so be chill.
Figures.
Mitch the B*tch
is now Mitch the Rich.
Wow. If the singing
doesn't work
you can write, like,
really mean children's books.
Holy sh*t.
There's like 35 bucks here.
Okay, Rain Man.
I'm used to getting paid
in increments of jar.
It's a sad talent.
- Hey.
- Oh, hey.
the other day.
I found one of you
in your habit.
- What a trip.
- Remember this?
It's when we rented
that cottage in the Ozarks.
You kids sang
the entire way there.
It was so cute
for the first 20 minutes.
You and Dad look so young.
Let me see.
Oh, that was right after
we got married.
But we weren't so young.
We were 28.
Well, I'm 34.
What does that make me?
I don't remember Dad
ever looking this healthy.
Yeah.
Look at this.
[laughs]
Ah, I must've been,
I don't know, 22?
Now that was young.
Well, you were really pretty.
For a nun.
I was pretty, period.
Is that why you cheated on Jesus
with Dad?
Maybe.
You been drinking all night?
What? It's not like that.
It's just sometimes,
you know,
these things can be
hereditary.
Mom, I'm responsible.
Okay, when it comes to drinking,
at least.
Okay.
It's late.
Go to bed soon.
[door chime]
Nope.
Can I help you?
Oh, no, thanks.
I thought vintage would be more
my price range,
but I guess
it's still H&M for me.
Can't beat a $4 belt.
You know, I actually saw you
perform the other night
at Perfectos.
Oh, right. You were there
with Mitch the...
Mitch and I went
to high school together.
You went to Maplewood?
Yeah. Let me guess.
Villa?
Mary I.
Ah, way off.
World of difference.
I'm Elyse.
- Becks.
- Hi.
- It's nice to meet you.
- You too.
Becks is an interesting name.
Is it a stage name?
Uh, no,
it's short for Rebecca.
Mary Rebecca, actually.
My sister's name
is Mary Elizabeth,
in case you're wondering
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