The Visit Page #2
(Nana, Pop Pop
talking, faint)
Look!
There's the clock
that she told us about.
(ticking)
Do you play sports?
I don't like sports.
He used to.
What do you do?
Why are your pants
so low?
I rap.
It's a form
of modern poetry.
If you give him a topic,
he'll extemporaneously
rhyme on the subject.
His stage nom de plume
is "T-Diamond Stylus."
Go ahead.
Nana, give him anything.
Is food okay?
I like food.
Yeah.
Of course.
How about...
pineapple
upside-down cake?
Yeah.
Sure. Why not?
Okay.
(chuckles)
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Got it.
Okay.
The girls, they like me
They think I'm sweet
like candy
One girl looked at me
like I was a Hershey... bar
Her name was Angie
And a few tall girls,
they just looked at me
blankly
So here's the thing
you gotta understand
about me
I got more rhymes
than a beehive has bees
So it didn't surprise,
confuse or make me say
"For heaven's sake"
When a Hawaiian girl
"You remind me of a pineapple
upside-down cake"
Ho!
POP POP:
Whoa!
(both laughing)
Yes, sir!
Yeah?
BECCA (whispering):
Mom's room.
POP POP:
It's not fancy.
I call the main bed.
BECCA:
No pre-calls!
No, no, no! I got here first!
No, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Rock-paper-scissors?
Okay.
TOGETHER:
Rock, paper, scissors!
Shoot!
Do it again.
Rock, paper, scissors.
Shoot.
(chuckles)
Have a nice rest
all the way over there.
(Tyler sighs)
You guys are good kids.
This is gonna be a great week.
By the way,
there's mold in the basement.
We don't want you guys
to get sick. Yeah.
I-I got, like, no bars!
None.
BECCA:
Just keep unpacking.
No, don't--
don't look at the camera.
There we go.
This is so beautiful--
Stop looking at the ca--
Just unpack
like you normally would.
But I'm not here, okay?
Just be-- be--
(chuckles)
Be natural.
Is this natural enough?
BECCA:
You're such an idiot.
BECCA:
These are the people
in Nana and Pop Pop's life.
You have to burn them
a little.
Not too much.
Just a skosh.
NANA:
Here, chick-chick-chick.
(chickens clucking)
(Nana talking, indistinct)
So where are they now?
Outside,
by the chicken coops.
How are they?
Don't answer that.
I don't care.
Are they being nice?
Have they said anything
nasty about me?
Don't answer that.
Ugh. This is like
a divorce settlement.
They get you for one week
every 15 years,
and we try to be civil.
Mom, we talked
about this.
We made a decision. You go.
Yeah. You should go. Okay?
You won't be so grumpy
when you get back.
Oh!
(laughs)
Jacques Cousteau over here
wants to go buy swimsuits.
We're headed for the dock
in a few hours!
Hey, Miguel.
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