Blue Jay

Shit.

Oh, god.

Jim.

Hi Amanda.

Hi.

Oh my god.

How are you?

I am...

I am really good.

How are you?

Good.

How are you? Did I ask that already?

-You did, but I am happy to... -Okay.

Happy to tell you again.

You're good?

-Yeah. -Great.

So, you... Are you...

Are you living here now? Or you...

Oh, no, I'm...

I'm here to see my sister.

-Okay. -You remember?

-Yeah. -I'm sure... yeah.

-It's elissa. -Yeah.

Getting... cooking... Just some...

Grated ginger and capers and...

Ice cream.

I didn't brush my teeth.

That's why I'm licking my teeth a lot right now, I don't know.

So, anyway, I don't want to hold you...

Obviously if you have...

Yeah.

Cool.

Yeah. Okay.

-All right. -Yeah.

Fuck.

Here's your change.

This is my car. Yeah.

That's...

-Too weird. -Weird.

Hey, do you want to get a coffee?

Maybe?

Sure.

-Yes. -Great.

Yeah, good.

It's good.

Good, yeah.

I heard about your mom.

I was really sorry to hear it.

Oh yeah, thanks.

You know, she...

She was sick for a little bit, so it was, you know, we were prepared for it

-but thanks, you know. -Yeah.

But...

We've been clearing out her house a little bit

and I think would have fix it up and...

Maybe sell it, so...

Fix it up yourself?

Yeah. That's kind of what I do.

Work on houses and stuff.

-Wow. -Yeah.

You build them? You do all the...

I do... I mostly do the dry wall stuff.

Uncle John runs the business, so I got caught up with him, like...

You know, we did a bunch of work.

In New Orleans after Katrina and then...

It's boring as shit but...

It's not boring. It's not boring.

I didn't know that's what you were doing.

Yeah. It's good. It's steady and it's consistent.

And... yeah, it's cool. It's fun.

-What? -What?

I don't know. You seem...

Yeah, yeah.

No, it's good. It's like...

I end up in tuscon and it's great.

Really nice, warm climate and I dig it.

-It's too hot. -No, it's good.

It's better, you know, it's not like here.

So...

That's... that's what I've been doing.

-Wow. -Yeah.

Tuscon. Warm.

You know, my parents moved.

To Florida.

To be warm.

Yeah.

They may move back. They may have to move back.

Yeah. What's going on?

My sister's having a baby.

Wow.

Yeah. That's the grand parent pressure.

-Yeah. -You know.

You're not married, huh?

No. Married to the work.

Married to the dry wall?

Married to the work.

You know, I like it. You know, it's good.

It's really good for me. I think that's how I...

Yeah, it's good and...

I think it's bright for me. You know.

You okay?

Yeah.

Okay.

Trying to get through this coffee.

This coffee is terrible.

The blue Jay has gone down the hill.

Yeah.

What?

Tell me about your husband.

-Really? -Yeah.

Oh, god. I don't even know where to start.

I got really lucky.

He's a really... Incredibly supportive,

very nurturing, wonderful guy.

His name is Chris.

And when I met him, he had two small boys.

And so...

Boom! Insta... insta mom.

And his ex-wife was really wonderful to me.

Their whole childhood we had a week with them and a week off.

And so, you know,

one week, it's just the two of us. We can do whatever we want

whenever we want to and footloose and fancy free and then next week

it's little league and soccer games

and then studying for their sat's

and college tours and you know...

Yep.

What?

It's crazy.

It's crazy. Yeah.

It's just crazy. It's great.

Jim. What?

It's crazy. It's just crazy.

Would you stop it?

I am not doing anything.

You're doing something with your face.

I'm not doing anything.

My face leaks. I don't know.

But it's fine.

It's fine. It's fine.

-Good. -Anyway.

There's a pregnant woman waiting for her ice cream.

Oh, yes. God.

I'll walk you back to your car.

-Okay. -Yeah. Come on.

Park dental by the way, gone.

Yeah.

You had a couple of cavities filled there.

I think you had nine, was that the record?

Would have been more like 11.

Yeah.

That's what happens when you have love of jelly bean...

Jim.

There's no way.

Oh, come on!

No, that's not possible.

I think it's him.

No that's his grandson.

He was like a hundred in high school.

That's his hat,

-I'm telling you that's his hat. -Oh, my god!

Wayne travels with wayney man.

What?

Do you think he would remember?

I'm not sure he's alive.

I haven't seen him move yet.

No he's not going to remember.

That was our dorky thing that we did.

That was...

You want to put a wager on it?

I'll bet you $100, he doesn't remember.

A $100?

I'll bet you a $100.

-Hi wayney. -Hi wayney.

Hey.

What's up?

We were wanting to go traveling.

You're talking...

Yeah that's exactly what I'm talking about.

Okay.

Thanks wayney.

-Thank you, wayney. -Yeah.

Yeah.

I told you.

-Come on. You planted that. -I told you!

I did not, you owe me a $100.

I don't have $100.

Well you owe me a $100.

All right.

Mexico.

Yeah, hit me.

Hit it!

What you got?

-Japan. -Okay.

I got Brooklyn.

-Oh Germany. -Hey wayney!

Do you have any zima?

I believe they pulled it off the market.

What about gold schlagger?

We don't carry that anymore.