Ripped Page #4
I'm starving, man.
Nah, let's go by
Debbie's parents' house.
Maybe they still
live there.
And they'll feed us.
Hello?
Uh, hi Mrs. Sanchez?
Yes?
This is Harris.
Harris weber.
Who?
Uh, Debbie's boyfriend?
Her...
Old boyfriend, I guess?
Harris has been
dead for 30 years.
This isn't funny.
They really gonna
think this is funny.
Go away!
Leave!
I...
I know this probably
sounds crazy but...
Hi, Mrs. Sanchez.
It's uh...
I know this is probably
really weird for you right
now but...
Probably didn't
expect to see us after all
these years.
Yeah.
This can't be...
Debbie?
Where the hell
have you been!
Ow.
Agh...
You guys want me to
believe that you bought
some super pot from a
woman named Joe who was
screwing a CIA guy who was
growing pot in area 51
"where they keep the
aliens," on your way to a
concert that you never got
to because your Van fell
slept for 30 years, and
all of the sudden you woke
up one day and here you are.
Crazy sh*t, right?
Were you in prison?
You were in prison,
weren't you.
-Like in Bolivia or something.
-If only.
Hey, up here.
What happened to you guys?
What really happened
to you guys?
That is what
really happened.
Mhmm.
Do you have any idea how
serious your disappearance was?
There were news reports, there
Your parents hired
private detectives.
We had no idea where
you disappeared to.
Eventually, we just
thought you were dead.
Your parents held
funerals for you.
For closure.
-We had funerals?
-Yeah.
You're buried at the
cemetery on Madison street.
Was it a nice service?
Nice funeral.
Did people show up?
A few.
Was it sad?
Guys, is this
supposed to be funny?
Because it's not.
Look, we don't understand what
happened either, but we're
telling you what happened.
That doesn't mean
it's believable.
It just means that's
what the f*** happened.
I can't believe you
still live with your parents.
-It's my house now.
-No sh*t?
-That's right.
-Wow.
Hey, do you know where
Because I can't find them.
Wow.
You don't know, do you?
Your parents died
like ten years ago.
What the f***?
That's a bummer bro.
What about my parents?
Yours moved away.
Um, we have no idea
where they moved.
We never saw them again.
They, they moved to
the mountains.
My eyes are here, Reeves.
I see what you're saying.
There's some good
peaks out there.
This is crazy.
I don't know what
to say, I'm...
I'm just...
Look, I know this is a
little crazy, us just
showing up after
all these years.
Yeah.
Why don't we meet up again
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