Summer Rental Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1985
- 87 min
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Why not empty the U-Haul tomorrow?
No, I'm putting all my suffering into
one day. I don't mind unloading bags.
- I just don't want to do it for a living.
- It's still early.
I'll go to the grocery store. When you've
finished, take the kids swimming.
Swimming?
Gee, I forgot my bathing suit!
Guess I can't go in the water all summer.
Jack, nobody cares what you look like
in a bathing suit.
That's just it.
- I'll pick one up.
- I won't wear it.
- Not until I lose three or four pounds.
- I love the way you look in a bathing suit.
My mother was right. You're twisted.
- What are you looking at?
- Nothing, Dad.
Me neither.
- We want to go in.
- Good idea.
- You guys go for a swim.
- Aren't you coming?
No, I'll watch.
I don't want to get too wet my first day.
- All right. Can you hold these for me?
- Yeah, sure.
There you go.
This thing must be pretty good for $80.
How do you shut it off? Equaliser...
Loud, eh?
Hi. Jack Chester, I'm your neighbour.
And you're?
Having lunch.
Looks good.
Just enjoy. I don't want to bother you.
I'll join you later for Martinis.
Kidding.
Just watching my kids.
I'll be here.
Enjoy.
- Don't worry, it's dead.
- Bobby, I told you not to do that.
Dad, she told me to do it!
- Enough! Just get it out of here.
- Dad, you're kind of red.
Good.
I wanted to get a little colour, you know.
That's a good base.
That's a good base.
You got to do these things in stages.
- Let me put this on.
- Does it look that bad?
Your nose would show up on satellite.
Want me to drive?
I'm OK, as long as
I don't have to make many turns.
Where are we going? I'm starving.
- A place called the Yachthouse.
- It has fresh seafood.
- Let's talk lobster.
- Lobster!
- Would that be a three pounder?
- Three pounds, one quarter.
- Perfect.
- Yours is the next table.
Sorry. Excuse me. You're next.
I'm not next. I was just...
I'm next way down the line. I was just
checking out my dinner... Sorry.
Excuse me. Excuse me.
Pardon. Pardon. Sorry.
- Excuse me.
- How does it look?
- A while yet. I got mints and toothpicks.
- Can I take some home for Archie?
The same guy's in all the pictures.
Captain Al Pellet.
- He's won seven years straight.
- Guess he's good.
- Wow, they're big!
- Excuse me, sir, how much longer?
Yours should be the very next table.
- Great.
- I'm starving.
- So am I.
- It's been hours since we ate.
Excuse me, little lady.
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
- Mr Pellet! How were your winds today?
- Blowing.
- Did you have a nice sail?
- Fine.
There'll be five of us tonight.
Would you part the waves
and let my party through, please?
It's OK, it's OK!
Excuse me, weren't we next?
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