The Kid Page #7
Just waiting for it to kick in.
Prepare to disappear!
Disappeared?
Very powerful medicine
seems to be working.
I'm still here.
I'm not throwing your dismembered
enemies into the Dumpster.
I've got my limits.
Do you remember when I had you sign
those confidentiality papers
at the office?
- Yeah.
- And do you remember me telling you...
that if you ever said anything
happens in this company...
that I would not only sue you,
but I would bring you to financial ruin?
Snore.
Okay, then.
You can, uh...
You can see him?
Yes, I, um, can.
standing there?
Yes.
I'm pretty sure.
Okay.
This little boy is me at age eight.
And I want you
to make him disappear.
- He's you?
- Yeah.
- At age eight?
- Mm-hmm.
And you want me
to make him disappear?
Please.
- How was the therapist this morning?
- Do it, Janet!
- How am I supposed to make
a kid disappear?
- Hey, you are the assistant!
Figure it out, okay?
You yelled at me!
That is great. That... That helps.
I feel I'm thinking more clearly.
I-I feel I-I'm just more in touch
with my, my magic assistant powers.
Alakazam, alakazam.
Dalakazam kazoo.
Boom! Presto! Ha!
- Hi.
- Didn't work.
I should've worn
my magic bra and panties.
Get in the car.
- I'm really disappointed in you, Janet.
- Oh, fired, I hope.
- No. Forget about your bonus.
- Oh, boo hoo. What about my dental?
My boss appears
to have lost his mind.
Sure you wouldn't rather
stay here with me?
I'll be okay.
Waaah! Waaah!
Somebody call the "waaambulance"!
What are you
crying about anyway?
I just wanna go home.
Well, I'm trying
to get you home, okay?
- Am I in trouble?
- You're gonna be in trouble
if you wipe that snot...
on my calfskin seat...
Don't do it.
Just try and remember
where you live, okay?
- You should know that.
- Well, I don't know that.
We moved 12 times.
We move a dozen times?
- Yes. A dozen is 12. We moved 12 times.
- What happens?
What happens?
A big truck comes...
they put all your stuff inside,
and you move to another house.
- Twelve times.
- Look! There it is right there!
Remember it now?
- No.
- Look, that's where we
fell off the roof last year.
That's the bush we fell onto.
And that's where the really big possum
crawled under the house.
- Remember?
- Yeah, that was one of
life's big events...
when the possum
crawled under the house.
- How could I forget?
- You don't remember the possum?
It was, like, this big!
And it had
really long teeth.
He took our sneaker
in his mouth and ran off with it.
Hey, I don't remember
the possum, okay?
I hardly remember
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