Tully Page #2
(SOFTLY):
Yeah.
Well, I should go,
before it gets
as cold and black as my womb.
(MARLO CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
You still got my number?
I have a old number.
Yeah, it's the same one.
I'm still on Bushwick.
You still live at the loft?
Yeah. You should
call me sometime.
- Yeah.
- Okay?
(SCOOTER ENGINE STARTS)
(SCOOTER DEPARTING)
Hey, are you guys excited
to see your cousins?
- Yeah.
- Is the dog gonna be out?
DREW:
Jonah, buddy.
That dog can't hurt you...
he's, like, two pounds.
What is that dog's name again?
Prosecco.
I wanna kill myself.
What?
No, Mommy's joking,
honey, like a clown.
Honk, honk.
(MARLO SIGHS)
DREW:
You all right?
JONAH:
Is that Uncle Craig's new car?
DREW:
Yeah, that's a G-Wagon.
- JONAH:
Can we get one?- Nope.
MARLO:
You wouldn't want one.They catch fire all the time.
DREW:
Mommy's joking again.
MARLO:
Yeah, that's whyit's all black like that.
- Probably caught fire already.
- SARAH:
You're lying.MARLO (HUSHED):
Don't get too close.
(PROSECCO BARKING)
Hey!
- Hey!
- Sarah, I'm gonna steal those boots
right off your feet...
they're so cute.
- DREW:
Hey, Elyse.- Hey.
Hi, guys.
We made an obstacle course
in the playroom if you want
to come check it out.
This is Shasta, our nanny.
- Hi.
- GIRL:
We've got karaoke.Yeah. We got a karaoke machine.
- Cool!
- All right.
Shasta's so awesome.
She has a master's degree
I feel like she should
be telling me what to do.
(MARLO CHUCKLES)
Marlo, you're glowing.
God, really? 'Cause I feel
like an abandoned trash barge.
Huh?
Oh. In the '80s,
there was this giant boat
filled with garbage
that just...
drifted up and down
the East Coast... for weeks.
They couldn't figure out
where to dump it,
so eventually, they just
docked the boat in Brooklyn,
burned all that trash.
(MELLOW JAZZ PLAYING)
(LAUGHS)
- I remember I could barely make it to the gym.
- CRAIG:
Yes!- Let me take this.
- Yes! The Moreaus have arrived.
- Drew, how are you, buddy?
- Craig. How's it going?
Great to see you. Marlo.
Yeah, I'm a personal
hug buffer now.
- Well, yeah, just what you've always wanted.
- Yeah.
It's actually kind of true.
ELYSE:
When is your due date again?
- Monday.
- CRAIG:
Jesus, don't have it here.ELYSE:
She could have it in the ofuro.
We just got
- Craig's boss gave it to us.
- MARLO:
Wow.My boss once gave me the flu.
So, what are we thinking,
it's a boy or a girl?
- What's happening here?
- ELYSE:
You know, I feel- like it's definitely a boy.
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