Always Woodstock Page #3
He was one of those artistic types...
super needy and blah.
- Ugh.
- Who's Garret?
I don't know.
. Hey-
. Hey-
- Hi.
- Hi.
- I'm Ryan.
- This is Ryan.
It's nice to meet you.
Yeah, we have to go,
like, right now.
- Why? No, I'm having fun.
- Hi.
It's good to
see that you're alive.
- What's up?
- Not much.
- Hello, Ryan.
- Don't speak to us.
I'm gonna make an effort
to be nice.
Oh, you know what, Garret,
that you're here
because I wanted to introduce you
to my new man, Dylan.
- New man?
- What?
Dylan, Garret, Garret, Dylan.
It's... we can all just...
- Are you crazy?!
- What the hell, man?!
- Are you crazy?
- What are you doing?
I was lying, you animal.
- I was trying to make you...
- Why would you lie to me?
You should not lie to people.
Look what you made me do.
- You're an a**hole.
- Ow, Ryan, real mature.
- You need some ice.
- Oh, God.
What?
You know what?
I think you're right.
have some time apart.
I can't do this right now.
This is crazy.
I can't have this kind of press.
I'm punching people.
Yeah...
Look who's got it together.
I'm moving to Woodstock.
What?
This is the house I grew up in
and this whole time,
I forgot I had this option.
I mean, I haven't been there
in 20 years,
but I do technically
own this place.
- Is this about last night?
- No.
And what are you gonna
do there alone?
Write music...
and do crafts, which I love.
You're moving
to Woodstock by yourself
to a house you haven't seen
since you were four,
with no one there that you know
so you could write and do crafts.
Yes.
What?
- This is a horrible idea.
. Hey
Last night was supposed
of the house,
getting some fresh air
because you spent a whole week
on that damn couch,
and you looked like this tiny,
little Prozac commercial all curled up.
And we know this about you.
You run from things.
I am not running away
from anything.
I'm running to something.
And I have laundry.
So my dad called this morning,
asked me if I wanted to meet
Shelly again.
Said it's important.
He said it's mature.
He said that she means
everything to him...
and we wonder why I sleep
around so much?
We know this about him, okay?
He doesn't know how to protect
your feelings.
You just have to do it yourself.
You're gonna be fine.
Ooh, I'm gonna be...
mm, ooh, super fine.
Come here.
Let's pawn this b*tch
and get me a car.
Woodstock, New York,
is exactly one hour, 55 minutes
from the city.
You take
the George Washington Bridge
over the Palisades Parkway,
then west on route 23,
and you're there.
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