The Grand Page #4
I want to say hello to--
say hello to him...
even though-- even though
there's no milkman anymore.
There's a lot--
a lot going on with Fred.
"Takin' it
up the beanstalk."
Give me a large
and bring it up
the beanstalk.
I'm delivering it.
I'm bringing it to the giant.
"Takin' it up the beanstalk."
I know it can sound a little
like a bad sexual thing, but--
Okay, but lean back.
Lean back and then I'll--
I don't feel like
f***ing doing
Just lean back a little!
Jesus.
[sighs]
Just lean back a little.
[Lainie]
And I wish he'd, like,
move on to something...
besides fantasy football.
You know,
something more...real.
This is only gonna
take a second, so--
Great, because I really
gotta get home.
I hear ya. I hear ya.
Take two steps back.
There. Good, good.
[clears throat]
Okay.
[deep inhale]
[deep exhale]
Jesus.
They're called Lainie
and Larry Schwartzman.
They're the David
and Goliath of poker.
Brother and sister,
identical twins,
they're winning both halves
of the Long Island Tournament.
By winning this tournament,
you both qualify
for the grand championship
of poker.
You've been
eliminated by Lainie
two out of the past
four years.
Any comments on that?
[laughs]
[spray painting]
What's my style of play like?
Well, I think it's aggressive.
Ha! Aha! Aha! Aha! Aha! Aha!
I know that some people
consider it obnoxious,
but I consider that a strength.
For he's a jolly
good fellow
For he's a jolly
good fellow
I try to get people
off their game,
which is just
as much of a game
as reading people
and knowing the numbers.
What do you think
of that, Dumbbell?
[high-pitched voice]
That's the real dumbbell
over there to your left.
[normal voice]
Hey, now, Dumbbell,
I'm trying to be nice
to this idiot.
I like to consider myself
a predator at the tables.
So it would kind of make sense
if you study me,
you'll see a lot
of cat-like qualities.
Raaahhh!
[Dealer]
Raise.
And I can psyche
the sh*t out of people.
I don't need cards
to beat you.
I could literally
have no cards
If you think that's
not playing fairly
or that's not the way
a gentleman plays...
uh...
over that.
You are the worst
card dealer ever!
You should burn in hell!
Competition is healthy.
It's only competition
that breeds winners.
Idiot! A buffoon!
A lunatic!
It was very, very competitive
growing up in our family, yeah.
It was brutal.
My dad made us
compete for everything.
An incompetent,
insufferable a**hole!
You know, maybe you get
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