Fred Won't Move Out Page #5
- Hey Bob!
- Hi Carol!
- How are you doing?
- How are you?
It's good to see you.
Nice to see you!
Did you guys have lunch yet?
Yeah. I've got
a special treat
I'm making, you might
want to sit down.
You know, Susan is resting
in the other room today
so can you come and do
We'll just pull my keyboard
into the room and...
Move it in.
- Lila, you'll help me, right?
- Yeah.
Okay.
Do you mind going to the
fridge and get me the...
like the nova, the cream
cheese, maybe some vegetables.
You know, we don't
have any left.
Sure, there is.
There was a lot left.
I'm going to make
Bob's Bagel.
No, I told you,
there's nothing.
What happened to
the Everything Bagel?
- Hi everybodyl
- Bob! '
- How are you?
- Good to see you!
Oh, you can just take
We'll be there
in a minute.
I got it.
Listen, Carol,
just because you happened
to be a psychotherapist
doesn't mean you see the dark
recesses of everybody's hearts
or their
stomachs either.
This has nothing to do with
me being a psychotherapist.
You asked if I had brought
three Everything Bagels.
I think you had a personal
interest in those.
That's exactly
my point,
if I wanted to
have all three
would I draw attention to
it like that in the car?
Yeah, I think you would.
I like Bob.
I want to give him
something special.
He has a personal
relationship with mom.
I'd like to
give him a gift.
Come on, he works for us.
He's in our employ.
He doesn't need
a gift basket
every time he comes
to our house.
I'm not giving
him a gift basket.
I'm giving him an
Everything Bagel.
He's an artist.
A wonderful,
wonderful artist!
Pretty soon he and I are
going to be working together.
Hava Nagila at a bar mitzvah
and I'll be committing the
And anyway, the two of you
would work horribly together.
What have you
got against Bob?
I'm Bob.
There can only be one Bob.
And speaking
ontologically,
there can only be
one everything.
Not three
everythings, not two.
There can only be one
everything in the end.
Now, there are
no everythings,
so why don't you go in
there and at least help him.
delighted to help that
wonderful artist.
What am I
going to do now?
You know Susan,
you are my
favorite student
and I promise you
we'll sing all of your
favorite songs today.
How are you
feeling, mom?
Ah, listen, Maestro,
could do to, you know, help?
You want to help?
Yes, I want to help.
Okay.
Well, I'm setting the
so why don't you help me
finish with these chairs?
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