Gilbert Page #2
Still feels weird.
My kids.
Still feels odd to say it.
'Cause it doesn't
seem real to me.
- Oh, I'm Dara and I'm
married to Gilbert.
I'm Dara and I'm Gilbert's wife.
- This is the first
I've heard of it.
- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah, okay.
(laughing)
- He never had a
girlfriend by the way.
He never had a relationship.
Then he ends up with a
beautiful girl with two kids?
There's hope for everyone.
- Oh, come in.
- Oh, yeah.
- Nice to meet you.
I'm the mother.
(light music)
- Okay so this picture is a
family picture from this year.
Max, Dara, Gilbert, and me.
- Max Gottfried.
- Say nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
- And this picture was
from two years ago.
- [Neil] Who's that?
- It's the same people there.
(laughing)
It's the same people
in this picture.
I already told you.
- He does, he tells
jokes to people.
- And he sells books and movies.
- Yeah.
- That what he does?
- And there's toys of him
- Um...
(laughing)
- Not really.
- Not really, not really.
(laughing)
- Daddy.
Want some candy, you
want the gummies Lily?
- I don't have gummies.
Love you.
- [Max] Quick Lily, love
you Daddy, love you Daddy!
- Bye bye, bye, bye!
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Quite often I look at my life
as a Twilight Zone episode
like those episodes
where a guy wakes up
and he's in this totally
different world,
totally different life.
I wake up and I go what
hanging here and what's
this weird apartment
where the furniture matches?
And they go why,
you're married sir.
What so me and some
woman live here?
Yes, you a woman
and two children
that are your children sir.
(laughs)
I don't think I could
have imagined it
and I wish I can
enjoy things fully,
but I feel like I
still haven't woken up
and said oh, this is my life.
(phone ringing)
Let me just see
if this is Dara's.
(beeping)
Hello, hello?
- [Gilbert] Eventually,
Neil's here.
- Uh yeah it means f*** you.
- Okay.
(beeps)
(laughing)
- When I first met Gilbert--
- I did nothing but clean.
- There was nothing
dirty in his act.
He would not say one
dirty word in his act.
For a long time.
It wasn't until The
Aristocrats, right?
- Maybe.
- You were like adamant
about staying clean.
- Yeah.
- You were the
complete opposite.
- I was like Art Linkletter
they used to compare me to.
- No 'cause you used
to say that you thought
that it was easy to work dirty.
- Yeah.
Yeah like f*** and sh*t c*nt
and blowj*b and dick and p*ssy.
- You never used to say that.
When we first started dating--
- P*ssy.
- You were adamant about
having a clean act.
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