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will break up,
and then I'll teach...
My God.
Ahl.
Shh, you're gonna wake up
my parents.
"You're a keeper."
Right.
And what does that imply?
That you're onna
rip a hook out of my mouth
and throw me back?
They're gonna let me live?
Here.
And Uncle Max is so subtle
with that whole,
"You're next," thing.
It's just like, these people
just have no lives, you know?
I mean, you don't want
to get married, right?
Are you asking?
No,
Then, no, I guess.
Abby, there's a jackal
in the room.
Abby, there's a jackal
in the room!
What?
There's a jackal, right there.
There's no jackal.
Come back to bed.
What's going on?
There, there.
Matthew?
There's a jackal.
That's-there's no jackal,
Matthew.
That's the hamper.
Go to bed, sweetie.
"There's a jackal in the room,"
right, son?
"Sweetheart, wake up.
There is no jackal.
Wake up."
I think they get it, Mom, yeah.
And he's in this, like,
little karate pose,
so sweet, in the corner.
And he didn't even take karate,
though.
Hey, Matt, you were no belt
in karate, I believe?
That's what it was.
- How are you at kung fu?
- Pretty good.
Dad, what are you doing?
How long has this sleepwalking
been going on?
No, Dad, you're gonna get
- Calm down.
- Hush, hush.
He doesn't care.
You know,
I work with some physicians
over at the hospital who
specialize in sleep disorders.
I could make a referral.
I don't think
it's that serious.
You know,
it's only happened once.
Probably just a fluke.
Well, it's something
to keep an eye on.
Abby, can I count on you
to tell me if it happens again?
Thank you.
This bacon is delicious, honey.
Really greasy.
Turn right on Horse Neck Road.
You need money?
No, Dad, I have a job.
Why is that funny?
Well, you need some goddamn
reality testin.
You need a car?
No, I don't really drive.
Right.
You could have this car.
We're giving it up.
I don't know.
What do you think, Abby?
Matt...
'lol N,
No, take it.
- Thanks.
- Mmmmm.
Are we okay?
Is something wrong?
Matt, I'm not saying
I need to get married right now
or anythin.
Just-the idea that I spend
all of my time with a person
who can't even imagine that
as a possibility is just weird.
I know what you mean.
What can I say?
She was right.
But at this point in my life,
I mean, I was figuring out
What am I gonna do
with my life,
and where do you buy cereal?
You know?
I mean, I never thought
of marriage as a goal.
Like, I never looked
at my parents' marriage
married more than 30 years
and thought, "I got to get me
some of that."
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