Refuge Page #2
I made pudding.
Shh.
Do you really think
if I used the front door?
It's a school night.
Whose crappy suburban?
Some guy who's renting
the living room.
- Cute?
- Old.
Hey.
- Hi.
- Hey.
Are you good?
Are you comfortable?
Yeah.
Yeah, this is great.
'Cause, you know...
my bed is a little bit
more comfortable, like...
Yeah, I was thinking
that maybe we shouldn't,
you know, anymore,
being that
we're roommates now.
Oh, yeah, okay.
Totally.
You know,
what do they say?
Like, "Don't eat
where you sh*t."
I think it's,
"Don't sh*t where you..."
Okay.
Okay, um... good night.
- Good night.
- Sleep well.
Don't eat where you sh*t.
F***ing idiot.
"My house is as cold
as the Atlantic Ocean.
"These people, my parents,
"Thy can't there be
some kind of magic potion
to the land of emotion?"
Oh, my god.
You are, like, amazing.
Thanks.
Now let's hear yours.
Come on.
Not after that.
No way.
Lucy.
"My mother told me
'Let's play hide and seek.
"You hide, I'll count to 10.'
"I hid under the sink.
"I counted to seven.
"I could not remember
what number came next,
It doesn't rhyme
or have any pentameter.
I know.
It sucks.
Hey, come on.
It doesn't suck.
You'll get the hang of it.
Thanks.
I better go.
No. Why?
Don't go.
My mom's gonna wake me up
for school in a few hours.
sometime.
There's no way my mom
would let me sleep here.
There's another one.
A suplex.
AJ on top of Jerry.
Going right back to it.
What's up?
This sh*t is funny.
Hey, man, you want a beer?
I don't drink.
No?
What, that bother you?
Can't stand a guy
who doesn't drink?
Not cool, huh?
No, I don't care.
Of course you don't.
Nobody does.
You're an outcast if you don't
do that stuff, you know.
High school,
I was like this... this outcast.
People like you
making me an outcast.
I can't move my neck.
I hated high school.
You're a horrible bike rider.
Do you have more of these?
That's my last one,
but...
Are you gonna go
to fifth period?
I can't do math today.
Want to go to the mall?
Five-finger discount.
And you try to tell
how you feel about it.
You find that, out of all
the words in the world,
there are only...
Hey! That's fine!
That's a very pretty speech.
Want me to get that?
I got it.
- Hello?
- Now I want to make a speech.
Gentlemen of the Academy
and...
What a loser.
Can't believe
she got caught shoplifting.
Save-mart?
Pathetic.
So you're a bum, huh?
Sort of.
Well, Amy doesn't need
any more bums.
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