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Let's see, uh, I took a shower and, um, you were watching the news and you said the "the Grunions are running tonight," and I said "okay great, let's go."

2neu

So I'm putting the animals out we're getting the car to the garage and--

2neu

Do you remember the first year we came here? It's about four years ago right after we got married.

2neu

And I remember thinking this is it. finally, finally I'm as happy as I'm supposed to be.

3sad

Wait a minute, I've got it.

2neu

It was when we were driving passed that knickerbocker liquor locker and you would said, no you said "let's get some champagne" and I said "no time to wasting" or something like that. That's what it is, right?

2neu

I'd rather not remember some things. I'd rather not hope for some things.

3sad

Oh right sure, of course.

2neu

No.

3sad

You want me to go get some champagne?

2neu

No.

3sad

Do you want to take off our shoes?

2neu

What? Huh?

2neu

You want to get married again?

2neu

A new carpet, a poodle, a suicide pact, ice cream, a back rub, what? What? What the hell do you want?

0ang

I want something to turn out the way that it's supposed to.

0ang

You think nothing turns out how it's supposed to. You think I had some grand idea going that four years down the line. We would come to this beach and argue over fish? No.

0ang

No, no I'm just like you, I thought it was going to be all rosy cheeks and the bills would pay themselves and fish will always come and--

3sad

No. You know what you get? You know what you get? You get this.

3sad

This what? What is this? This isn't even anything.

0ang

Yeah, it is.

2neu

Oh, sure this is standing on the beach, this is waiting, fighting.

0ang

Right.

2neu

This isn't anything like I thought anything would be.

3sad

I know me neither.

3sad

This is just this. I mean it includes a lot and everything but it's--do you understand what I'm saying?

3sad

I'm doing the best I can.

3sad

I know that Augie, I really do.

3sad

I just can't help wishing that I was somebody, somewhere else.

3sad

Maybe if you were with somebody else too?

3sad

I didn't say that.

3sad

No, I know but--I know I don't make you happy.

3sad

Yeah?

3sad

You are the one who probably wishes he was with somebody else, someone who didn't take everything so seriously, someone who would enjoy yourself.

3sad

Look what we got here.

1hap

It's not champagne.

2neu

I guess we don't need glasses.

1hap

Are you cold, huh? Do you want to go home?

2neu

I'm beginning to think you might be right. I think this might be the spot after all.

1hap

Augie, I'm sorry.

3sad

Shh...

1hap

If we are really quiet, the fish might come.

1hap

Or not.

2neu

Or not.

2neu

So what's up? What's new?

2neu

Well Vegas was awesome.

1hap

Yeah. I heard.

2neu

And, um, I got married.

1hap

Yeah. In the old town part.

1hap

Who did you marry?

1hap

Um- Yes. It was very romantic.

1hap

It was at the slot machines.

1hap

Uhuh, uhuh. He won big and he-and he realized that the only thing that would make it better was me as his bride.

1hap

He turned to you and was like...

2neu

[LAUGHTER] That's really romantic.

1hap

Yeah. Well. You know, because he's leaving the next day.

1hap

Yeah.

2neu

But we're going to have a honeymoon cruise.

1hap

Does that mean that you're going to get citizenship, too, in- in England or whatever?

2neu

Oh. I hadn't even thought about that.

1hap

Yeah. But he'll have like a long visa. Can you go visit then for a long time?

2neu

Oh. Totally.

1hap

I guess I'll- I guess I'll have an internet husband.[LAUGHTER]

1hap

Like you need another one of those.[LAUGHTER]

1hap

Is that your phone?

1hap

Yeah, so [LAUGHTER] He's calling me now

1hap

He loves you.

1hap

He likes to keep tabs, you know.

1hap

How much did he win at the slot?

2neu

Uh, I think seven hundred and fifty dollars.

2neu

Penny slots. That's what he plays.

2neu

Yeah.

2neu

I'm a big fan of the Wheel of Fortune quarters. But it just costs so much. I don't know.

2neu

Yeah. We played Wheel of Fortune pennies. It's like a giant thing with like-

1hap

But the pennies always get you because you end up spending like, you know, fifty bucks.

2neu

Fifty bucks. Mmhmm.

2neu

like, wait, but it's just pennies. You're like, wait a minute I'm on to you.

2neu

Yeah.

2neu

Well so now we're married. We have cat children.

1hap

Awesome.

1hap

[LAUGHTER] Cat babies.

1hap

We renamed Brenda, Lumber Janet.

1hap

That's fair enough.

2neu

She needs a new name each state that we go into. [LAUGHTER]

1hap

Well maybe...maybe he just wanted to see her.

2neu

He's not going to marry her.

0ang

How do you know he's even thinking about it?

2neu

It's got that about it.

0ang

What is going on here, Joe?

0ang

She is not his girl. She knows she's not.

0ang

Then why is she still single? New York is full of men, why is she still single? Probably a hundred people told her she's foolish, but she waited.

0ang

How do you know why she waited?

2neu

Because she knows what I know, that's why. She's faithful as a rock. In my darkest moments, I think of her waiting and I know that I'm right.

0ang

Nobody in this house dares take away her faith, Joe. You know strangers might, but not his father, not his brother.

0ang

I want you to-- I want you to act like he is coming back, both of you. Don't think I haven't noticed you since Chris invited her here.

0ang

I won't stand for any nonsense.

0ang

Because if he's not coming back, I'll kill myself. Oh laugh, laugh all you like but why does this happen the very night he comes back. She goes to sleep in his room and his memorial breaks in pieces. Look at it, Joe, look.

0ang

Just believe with me, Joe. Only last week a man came back in Detroit missing longer than Larry. Believe with me. You, above all, have got to believe. Just believe.

0ang

What have I got to hide? What the hell is the matter with you, Kate?

0ang

And very much sillier.

1hap