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Well. Hi, Paisley. Hi. You have grown
up. I have, haven't I? Yes.
Is your dad here? Yeah. Can you get him,
please? Okay.
He's not in a good mood, though. Why not?
We don't know. Okay. How's my
mom? Uh, she's okay.
Did she have the baby? Your dad didn't
tell you? No. He doesn't tell us anything
these days. Oh, well,
you should let them tell you.
Hi, Brad. Here's my dad.
Why are you here? Well, I was hoping I
could speak with you kids. Why don't you
go outside and play in the backyard? I
know. I know. They want to talk in
private. Grown ups always want privacy.
How are you? What do you want?
Right. I've known the two of you a long
time, and I know this is none of my
business. Yeah, and you got that correct.
But Alex is very. And she won't take her
meds. Her blood pressure is very high.
She's running a fever. Okay. And I need
you to talk to her.
No. You could get her
to take her meds. I'm not interested,
doctor. Brad, I know you love
her. No, you don't. And I don't give a
damn if she takes her meds or not.
Brad, I know you're angry. Do you? Yes.
Is there something you could prescribe for
that? Well, I tried to give you the name
of a colleague of mine who's a therapist
who I thought maybe could be. No, she's
already been screwed by one therapist.
So you won't help her? No, there's nothing
I can do. Won't even call her.
I'm not interested, though.
You know, Brad, if she could have a
stroke, or worse yet, I've even died.
I mean, are you prepared to be a single
father of three children? I think
we both know that only two of those are
mine.
Are you ready for that? I don't give a
damn.
Okay. Okay. I tried. I tried
to speak with you, and she insists that I
not talk to her parents. I bet she
did. Why not?
Oh, she hasn't told you? I mean, aside
from being a parish about having an
affair. Oh, no, it's a lot more than that.
My father's a homophobic, racist bigot,
and we haven't taken our children to them
for years. He doesn't like me. He didn't
want me to marry her. I mean, he thinks
that I'm a russian communist.
I mean, he's such an idiot that he thinks
that England and Russia by the same
country.
Could you find it somewhere in your heart?
I'm sorry, doctor. I'm really tired and I
need to get some sleep.
And the only way that I can do that is to
drink myself to sleep. And before I do
that, I need to make sure that my kids,
these kids eat and do
their homework and bathe before they go to
bed. So if you wouldn't mind.
Okay. Okay.
Please, Steve. Okay.
I'm sorry.
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