The Oranges Page #2
If you think he's such a loser,
then don't come to the wedding!
Jesus, turn that thing down!
Down volume!
Down volume!
- Oh, God!
- Down volume!
You guys, it's getting late.
The party's over, OK?
Love you. 'Bye.
Amy, did you see Ethan?
Baby?
Ethan?
Ethan?
Uh, it's...
Gimme a sec.
Come on. I want to
get everybody out of here.
Hey, how's it going with
the, uh, couples counsellor?
I don't know.
She's so non-specific.
It's like talking to fog.
David and I know
where we stand with each other.
That's how we've lasted this long.
Somehow, it works.
Well, don't look at me.
I just pretend Terry's invisible.
- I sure do.
Nice new mini fridge.
I think it really
ties the room together.
- It's the Max 5950.
- It's the one you recommended.
From the patio series.
Good move.
Let's take a look
in the mini ice compartment.
Oh, boy.
It's really big, isn't it?
Now, this stuff is huge
in Europe.
And we've just landed
the American campaign.
- No kidding? Congrats.
- Thanks.
Russians like it for breakfast.
Before the devil
knows you're dead.
Boy, it's, um...
Well...
Really not very good, is it?
- It's not good at all. No.
- No.
What's up with these sheets?
You, um...
...spending a little extra time
out here?
Just a couple of nights a week.
Late-night TV.
You've gotta be
f***ing kidding me.
Oh, sh...
Nina? Wow!
- David. Hi.
- It's been so long.
I thought you weren't
coming back for Thanksgiving.
Yeah, well...
Um...
Are my parents here?
Locked out.
They're in the back.
Last day of barbecue season.
What's going on?
- You OK?
- David?
Paige wants to know what
you did with the tong thing.
Hi, Mom.
I'm back for Thanksgiving.
We turned it into a second den.
If your father's
in the first den
and I want some privacy,
I come here.
Honey, I have this really cool
self-inflating mattress.
It fits perfectly in the corner
and it is really comfy.
But, you know, we have your
old bed frame out there in the...
...in the garage -
I can set it up for you.
- Take me two... two se...
- No, that's fine.
I'll only be here a few days.
Why? Where are you
going to now?
I don't know.
I haven't figured it out yet.
Well, why don't you
stay here for a while?
I don't care -
it's not like we haven't
gotten used to you being gone.
Can you hold off
on the guilt trips
for just a little while,
please?
I'd never seen Nina
with her tail between her legs.
But I didn't
have time to gloat.
Back on our side of the street,
we had our own problems.
That's not what I'm saying.
- What about Christmas?
- Come on, Paige.
- I'm trying here.
- Oh. Now I'm not trying.
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