In Our Nature

You ready? - Are you ready?

Seat belts.

Okay. Oh, wait, there's just... I forgot. There's one...

All right, here we go.

Hey.

No, it's just for the weekend.

Well, you can tell her

I'm gonna fly down in two weeks, so...

Okay.

Okay, I'm thinking about it.

Is that your brother?

Hey, Doug.

He says, "Hi."

No, I've gotta go.

I love you. Bye.

Is everything all right?

No more phone calls. All right?

For the rest of the weekend, I'm all yours.

How's your mom?

She is...

You know, it's not good change.

So, I don't really know.

It feels so good to get out of the city.

I'm excited. I am too.

This whole thing's the driveway?

This is it?

Yeah. Why?

I just... I can't believe you've been,

withholding this from me, it's ridiculous.

I haven't been withholding anything.

What a mess.

I thought you said, it was a cabin.

It's just a house.

My parents, got it cheap, you know.

Stuff wasn't that expensive around here back then.

Hey, did you get the stuff we have to refrigerate?

By that you mean, the soy yogurt?

Yes, sir, though it's not exactly known for its spoiling properties.

I'm just gonna run to the bathroom real quick.

Shit, I forgot my birth control.

I know, I packed it in your bag for you.

Does your dad take care of this place by himself?

No, my mom used to do most of it, but...

Then my dad took the house, and now I think

he gets gardening help from local high school kids or whatever.

Come here.

Where are we going? - Just come here.

What?

They're supposed to be boobs?

Yeah. Yeah.

It's pretty weird.

Kids do weird things.

What do you think about our kids running around up here?

Hmm. What kids are those?

Oh, I forgot to tell you. I'm late this month.

Go again. No.

Again.

You go.

Oh, that's enough. That felt good, huh?

No, I can't do it anymore.

Ow! Ow!

I'm okay, it's all right.

What is that?

What?

Listen to that.

Bad people coming to do bad things.

Oh, my God!

Violent things.

What?

Fuck. What the fuck?

Who is it?

Fuck. Fuck! What the fuck!

What, who is it?

My dad.

Let's get this stuff upstairs.

I think he's with someone. - Who?

I don't know, it's your dad.

Can you help clean up? Get dressed.

Just don't freak out. - Get dressed.

Hey, all right. Shit.

Here, here, here.

Don't, don't freak out. It's gonna be fine.

It's not a big deal.

What was that?

Where's my...

Where's my underwear?

Hello.

Hi.

Seth.

Hey.

Didn't expect to see you here.

Yeah, uh...

It was sort of a last minute thing.

Just grabbed Martha's car and...

You know...

Hi. I'm Gil.

Andie.

Nice to meet you, finally.

Finally, right.

Hello.

Uh, this is my friend, Vicky.

Vicky, this is my son, Seth.

Hi. And Angie.

Andie.

I'm sorry. And Andie.

Nice to meet you.

Uh, I was just saying to Vicky that, uh,

your sister, would've called

so I was confused about the car.

Right, Martha offered us the car and...

We weren't really expecting to see you,

and there was that email about you being away on work...

All month.

We had a... I had a change of plans.

Well, we'll just get our stuff together

and get out of your hair then.

You're leaving?

Yeah. We really just came up for the day, anyway.

You sure?

Yeah, we were just about to get going.

Oh well, we don't wanna keep you.

What, you've got some gig to get back to in Brooklyn?

Yeah. Uh-huh.

Some... Something like that.

Okay.

Fucking mess in the bathroom. You see that?

Wet towels all over the floor.

You see outside?

He doesn't even clean up. He just throws shit

in the general direction of the trash can and leaves it there.

He didn't even know my name.

Oh, he's never been good with names.

You don't think it's weird that

my boyfriend who claims he loves me,

hasn't even told his dad that I exist?

That has nothing to do with you.

It's just like him to...

Do something like this, all the time.

I don't understand, why can't he be more like his sister?

She'd never do this.

You think we should ask him to stay?

What?

I don't want him to feel like he's being kicked out because of me.

What "kicked out?" He said he wanted to go back to the city.

You really think they drove two and a half hours,

just for the day?

Baby.

I know you had this weekend all planned.

Okay, and it's really sweet.

But, your dad's here.

And I've never met him.

And I think it's just weird to run away.

It'd be weirder to stay and hang out with him and that random woman.

How do you know that?

Did you see a hint of regret on his face

when I said we were leaving?

No, he wants us to go, so...

Hope I'm not interrupting anything?

No, not at all?

Well, I was just thinking that, uh...

If you really wanted to, maybe you could stay for dinner.

I mean you probably want to beat the traffic,

and it's, you know, not a bad idea.

Ah, but...

If you really wanted to,

Vicky is probably gonna start cooking pretty soon.

She's not exactly a, uh...

Well, let's just say the kitchen's not her forte.

Ah, but...

Um...

I think it sounds great.

We haven't eaten.

Yeah, it sounds great.

Okay, she'll be really happy to hear that.

So, in about an hour or so.

Oh, Mr. Sherwood?

Ah, Gil, please, I'm not that old.

Am I? - Gil.

I don't wanna be a buzz kill or anything

but I'm... I'm actually vegan.

Vegan?

Yeah.

Are you a vegan too?

No, I'm vegetarian.

He's a liar, he eats fish.

Okay, I'll let Vicky know.

Thanks.Thanks.

Ah, this all looks so good.

Thanks, it's nothing.

You know, I think there's some movies over there.

If you guys wanna watch something later.

TV doesn't work.

Paid $2,000 for that thing,

and it doesn't even turn on.

I have to get someone in to take a look at it.

Well, Seth might actually be able to fix it.

Are you good at that stuff?

No, I just had a little experience

from doing stuff in the studio.

I have all these photos on my computer,