Afternoon Delight Page #4
another kid, and then we-- or it
me, or--
-I like this color.
This room would look really
good in this color.
Do you ice skate?
-Oh, these?
Well, you know.
For a hot New York minute.
Got my--
My skate on.
-My mom always told me that I
good people if I want good
things to happen.
I'm 55 days sober, so good
people are really important.
-Oh my god.
McKenna, that's amazing.
Congratulations.
Wow.
-My mom's a witch.
The Wiccan kind of
witch, you know?
Sometimes I think I
might be one too.
Is that my bathroom?
D-d--
Do you need clean towels?
We have company.
-Go, go, go, go, go.
I'm listening.
-We have company.
-Who's here?
-Have you ever heard of the
Espresso Yourself truck?
-The coffee they make, Jeff,
is like you cannot believe.
You know when people just
make one thing right?
It's great.
-It's obsession worthy.
-OK.
-So, I started--
truck on Twitter.
-I don't hate Twitter, Jeff.
I'm not--
I lurk on Twitter.
-You're a lurker.
-Just not a Tweeter.
So, a few weeks ago, the truck
street from Sam's.
Wait, let me get you--
Let me get you some--
-Sam who?
-Uh, Hofbrau.
Sam's Hofbrau.
That was the strip bar, or like,
you know, topless place
or whatever that we went to.
Oh, you need cutlery.
Anyway--
who would've thunk it--
ran into McKenna.
-I don't know who McKenna is.
-Oh, she, um--
She's the dancer that--
She's the dancer that gave me
were there.
-You mean the stripper?
-OK, sure.
The stripper, is in
the maid's room.
-The stripper's in
the maid's room.
-Yeah.
-How did the stripper get
in the maid's room?
-I put her there.
So, I kept going back to the
Espresso Yourself truck, and
every time I would go there, I
kept running into McKenna.
So we just started talking.
Anyway, she was, like, between
apartments, her car was
getting towed.
She had nowhere to stay tonight,
and you know all the
work that I do for the homeless
at the J, and, you
know, I thought, here's--
OK, Here's actual homelessness
right in front of me.
-So you invited her to
stay here in our
house with our child?
-Just for like a-- two nights.
Like, one night maybe.
You won't even notice
she's here, Jeff.
JEFF (OFFSCREEN): (WHISPERING)
I don't wanna
meet her right now.
-Shut up.
Just a few days.
OK, we gotta keep quiet.
I love you.
-Morning.
-Uh, hey.
Hey.
-I remember you.
You guys were, like, the
cutest couple ever.
-Oh, thank you.
We work at it.
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