Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage (2024) s01e02 Episode Script
Some New York Nonsense
# #
Hey, Dad.
On my way to work.
Thought I'd stop and say hi.
Things are all good down here.
I'm sure they're good up there,
'cause, you know,
heaven and such.
Looked in on Mom
and Missy yesterday.
They're doing all right,
considering
your new address.
Oh, get this.
I had to ship a pack
of Underoos to Sheldon
'cause he couldn't find
the Batman kind in Pasadena.
What else?
CeeCee's amazing.
Starting to stand up.
Trying to walk.
Kind of looks like you
after a case of beer.
And Mandy, she's looking
for a job as a TV reporter,
which has been,
let's just say, a hoot.
Hey. How'd the interview go?
- It didn't.
- What's that mean?
It means I put on
control-top pantyhose
and I drove across town
just to find out they hired
some 22-year-old ditz.
Guy ditz or girl ditz?
What's a guy ditz?
I don't know. Gilligan?
Well, this one was a girl,
and she only got the job
because she's young and perky.
You're perky.
[scoffs]
I'm young, too.
Like I said, life is good.
I've got it all under control.
Yeah.
All under control.
# #
[coos]
- Morning.
- Morning.
Given any more thought to
carrying those new Korean tires?
Oh, I appreciate the idea,
but my dad fought in Korea.
Just feels wrong.
I'm pretty sure
these are the good Koreans.
Doesn't matter, I don't want
to piss off the blimp guys. Hey.
Quick question.
Did you lock up last night?
Yeah, why?
'Cause these were in the door
and all the lights were on.
Oh, shoot.
I am so sorry.
Was anything stolen?
Thankfully, no,
but you got to be more careful.
[sighs]
Of course.
I was just rushing
to pick up my sister
'cause my mom had a church thing
and Missy didn't want to go
to the church thing
'cause she had a friends thing
and they were fighting and,
as you can imagine,
it was a whole thing.
I get it, mistakes happen.
You don't have to be nice to me
just 'cause I'm your son-in-law.
I screwed up, let me have it.
I thought I was
letting you have it.
No, you're being nice.
Oh. I'm sorry.
Don't apologize.
I should be apologizing to you.
Well, you already did.
Yeah, but then you were nice
and ruined it.
J-Just open the store.
"Just open the store"
Dumbass.
Was that so hard?
So
I couldn't help
overhearing you and Georgie
arguing last night.
You were eavesdropping?
Eavesdropping is when
you want to listen.
Overhearing is when
you have no choice.
Couples fight.
It's not a big deal.
Have you ever heard
your father and I
raise our voices at one another?
No.
And do you know why?
'Cause you squashed
the life out of him?
Because we're both adults.
[groans]
You married a child, Amanda.
You cannot expect him
to understand
anything.
It's not Georgie's fault.
I'm just frustrated
trying to find a job.
You ever think
instead of the TV news,
you try the local paper?
[scoffs]
Look at this face.
I'm on-camera talent.
Mother, can I borrow your car?
Why?
I need to drive
to a music store in Houston
to get a 12AT7 dual-triode
vacuum tube for my amp.
I need my car.
Does it have to be today?
If I wait too long,
they might sell out.
No one's buying
weird vacuum tubes but you.
If you could only hear
how foolish you sound.
Here.
I can run my errands tomorrow.
[gasps]
Thank you.
You know, instead of worrying
about Georgie and me
[whispers]:
you should worry about him.
There's nothing wrong
with your brother.
- Mom
- Nothing!
# #
Hey.
Hey.
What you doing?
Shocks.
Cool.
You ever worry
you'll get crushed under here?
You got some place to be,
something to do?
Not really, no.
All right, well,
make yourself useful.
Sure, happy to.
Come here.
Okay.
Hold this.
What is it?
Transmission fluid recirculator.
Hmm. Got it.
Do not let go.
Why? What'll happen?
Bad things. Very bad things.
- Where you going?
- Be right back.
Okeydoke.
[exhales]
[strains]:
Hello?
Anybody?
Ruben!
Georgie. Your sister's
on the phone.
I'm gonna have to call her back.
What are you doing?
I'm holding the transmission
fluid recirculator.
The what?
Ruben said if I let it fall,
bad things will happen.
Missy, hang on a sec.
Son, there is no such thing
as a transmission fluid
recirculator.
Then what am I holding?
I have no idea.
Hey. Everything okay?
I need you to pick me up
at school.
I'm working.
Why can't Mom do it?
Because I don't want her
to know I got suspended.
Oh, Missy.
Hold on.
That wasn't very nice.
[snickers]
What'd you do?
It's not that big a deal.
Getting suspended's a big deal.
Are you coming or not?
I can't just drop everything,
I have a job.
Forget it, I'll hitch.
If I never see you again,
don't blame yourself.
I'm on my way.
Just in case.
What were you
thinking?
I was thinking I didn't want
to take the test.
So cut class,
don't pull a fire alarm.
Next time, I'll know better.
No next time.
And how do you think you're
gonna keep this from Mom?
Easy. I pretend to go
to school in the morning
and pretend to come home
in the afternoon.
The school's gonna
call the house.
No problem.
Hi, this is Mary Cooper,
Jesus loves you.
What'd she do?
Don't you worry,
I will pray the devil
right out of that rascal.
That's not gonna work.
It did last time
I got suspended.
Come on. You got a good head
on your shoulders,
why don't you try using it?
Listen to you.
You sound like Dad.
Well, you know, genetics.
[laughs softly]
What?
That's what the test was on.
Genetics.
What're you taking Tums for?
My stomach.
What's wrong with your stomach?
Nothing. Just ate something
ain't sitting right.
You should try smoking weed.
You're smoking pot now?
Why? You got some?
No.
You want some?
Well, here's an idea,
how about you take
some night classes,
brush up on your computer skills
and get a nice,
cushy office job?
Office job?
Why did I spend six years
getting a degree
in Communications?
I asked that question
for six years.
Well, I'm not giving up
on my dream.
No one's saying that.
I am.
Good news, got the vacuum tube.
Ooh, that's great, honey.
The, uh, owner of the store
was a roadie for Bob Seger.
He's got a cat
named Night Moves.
She had a lot of nipples.
That's a weird thing to say.
It was a weird thing to see.
You're still pretending
he's fine?
He is fine.
He just has a unique view
of the world.
- Right, Jim?
- "Unique"
is the word we agreed to use.
Hey, sorry I'm late.
Let me get you a bowl.
Oh, thanks.
Everything okay
with your sister?
Yeah, just some girl stuff.
I handled it.
Why is she calling you
about girl stuff?
Why wouldn't she?
I'm married to a girl,
I have a daughter,
I know you.
So, she's all right?
Oh, yeah, you know teenagers.
She should, she married one.
So, how was your day?
Any luck on the job front?
No, but I'm thinking about
expanding my search
to Houston, maybe Dallas.
Wait, so we're moving?
I don't know, maybe
if I can land a good job.
GEORGIE:
What about my job?
Don't I have a say in this?
Of course you do.
Good, 'cause Medford's my home.
This is where my family is.
What, so you're saying
you'll never leave?
No. I don't know.
This is just coming out
of left field.
I thought you'd be
more supportive
of Amanda's career.
This was your idea, wasn't it?
- No.
- You're always meddling.
- Mind your own business for once.
- Georgie, calm down!
I was calm
until I came home
and found out
we're moving.
That's not what's happening.
- You're damn right
that's not what's happening.
- All right, let's all
just take a deep breath.
I'm out of here.
Good, go!
[door slams]
[inhales]
[exhales]
Deep.
# #
Oh.
What the hell?
[siren wails in distance]
[indistinct chatter]
Excuse me, I think
I'm having a heart attack.
Good news.
Your heart is fine.
You sure? Didn't feel fine.
Most likely,
you had a panic attack.
Mm. That don't sound right.
Well, they can present
like a heart attack--
you know, chest pains,
shortness of breath.
Well, I did eat
a whole bottle of TUMS,
maybe it's Tum poisoning.
You under a lot of stress?
I guess. Nothing I can't handle.
Well, high levels of anxiety
can produce physical symptoms.
Anxiety?
Please, that's just
some New York nonsense.
Trust me,
even Texans can suffer from it.
Maybe them hippies in Austin.
Not here.
# #
Got to tell you,
I'm worried about Georgie.
What about me?
I'm the one who got yelled at.
I'm always worried about you.
You lying dog.
Look, I know the kid
lost his temper,
but that is not his nature.
Whose side are you on?
[scoffs]
There's no sides.
Of course there are.
That's all
a marriage is.
Warfare.
He's got a lot on his plate
and I feel for him.
You feel for him.
Yeah.
[sighs]
Well, at the risk
of being a broken record,
there's no way
this marriage lasts,
and I say,
the sooner it ends the better.
Oh, you don't know that.
Come on. Your dad hated me,
I'm still here.
My dad hated
your long hair.
Well
All I'm saying is the kid is
more on the ball than you think.
You know, he's been trying
to get me to sell Korean tires.
Korean tires?
They're actually pretty good.
So, why don't we sell them?
We just don't.
Jim
My Goodyear sales rep
promised me
a ride on the blimp.
# #
Missy, it's Mandy.
Hey.
MANDY: - Hey, is-is Georgie over there?
- No, why?
Oh, I just thought maybe
he stopped by. [chuckles]
Y'all have a fight?
No, don't be silly.
So, uh, what happened with you
at school today?
Don't change the subject.
What're you fighting about?
There's no fight, it's just
two adults seeing things
different.
And then arguing about it
till one runs away?
Yeah.
I ran away a lot as a kid.
He'll grow out of it.
Thanks.
So, what's going on
with this school thing?
Oh, that.
[scoffs]
Nothing.
Okay, well,
if you want to talk, I'm here.
Fine.
I've been falling behind
at school
and just been feeling--
Oh! Georgie's home, got to go.
[disconnect tone sounds]
- Hey.
- Hey, where were you?
Just driving around.
Till 11:00?
Sorry.
Georgie, what's going on?
I don't want you to worry.
You can't tell
somebody not to worry
and expect them
not to worry.
They're gonna worry.
Okay, fine.
After I left, I started
having some chest pains,
so I went to the hospital.
Oh, my God!
See? Now you're worried.
Well, of course
I'm worried!
It wasn't a heart attack.
Okay, then, what was it?
The doctor said
it's just anxiety.
A panic attack,
but what does he know?
You do have
a lot going on.
No, I don't.
[sighs]
Georgie.
I'm fine.
You just lost your dad.
You got a brand-new baby,
your sister's struggling,
an unemployed wife,
you got no money--
Okay, okay.
And my mom.
Put it that way,
it's a miracle
I'm still alive.
So maybe cut
yourself some slack.
Easier said than done.
Is there anything
I can do to help?
Doctor said for sure
your heart's okay?
Yeah.
Want to go find out?
# #
Morning.
Good morning.
Mrs. McAllister,
I owe you an apology,
I was out of line.
Let's just forget
it ever happened
and have a nice breakfast.
You told them, didn't you?
I just wanted everybody
to take it easy on you.
Well, that's what
families do, Georgie.
We support one another.
Wow, you suck at this.
Son, don't feel bad,
lots of guys struggle
with emotional stuff.
Ever happen to you?
Sure.
What do you do?
I find what's most helpful is
eating healthy and exercise.
Dad
You want the truth?
'Cause it's dark.
Well, thanks
for your concern,
but I'm fine.
Have a wonderful day!
Please stop.
I may not have been
completely honest
about having everything
under control.
Truth is, I'm flying
by the seat of my pants
and my pants are on fire.
I'm stressed out, all the time.
How'd you do it?
How'd you make it look so easy?
Fine, don't tell me.
Okay, I should go.
[sighs]
This was good.
Thanks for listening.
Hey, maybe you can ask
the big guy
to keep an eye on your daughter.
Send an angel,
get her in the Army, something.
Hurry.
# #
This is weird.
Just talk to him.
I really think
you'll feel better.
I think
I'll feel stupid.
Hey, I didn't tell Mom
about you getting suspended,
the least
you can do is tell Dad.
[exasperated sigh]
Fine.
Hey, Dad.
Look who I brought.
It's Missy,
in case you can only hear.
Have at it.
Not with you listening.
Oh. Right.
Hi, Dad.
There's some stuff
I should tell you.
For starters, I'm pregnant
and my math teacher is
the father.
GEORGIE:
What?!
I knew you were listening.
GEORGIE: Sorry.
[sighs]
I'm not pregnant,
I just got suspended.
Mom doesn't know, she thinks
I'm in school right now.
With you gone, Sheldon gone,
I'm alone a lot.
It's way easier to get away
with stuff
but it kind of sucks.
[exhales]
I really miss you.
[sniffles]
[crying]
Feel better?
No, you jerk!
Hey, Dad.
On my way to work.
Thought I'd stop and say hi.
Things are all good down here.
I'm sure they're good up there,
'cause, you know,
heaven and such.
Looked in on Mom
and Missy yesterday.
They're doing all right,
considering
your new address.
Oh, get this.
I had to ship a pack
of Underoos to Sheldon
'cause he couldn't find
the Batman kind in Pasadena.
What else?
CeeCee's amazing.
Starting to stand up.
Trying to walk.
Kind of looks like you
after a case of beer.
And Mandy, she's looking
for a job as a TV reporter,
which has been,
let's just say, a hoot.
Hey. How'd the interview go?
- It didn't.
- What's that mean?
It means I put on
control-top pantyhose
and I drove across town
just to find out they hired
some 22-year-old ditz.
Guy ditz or girl ditz?
What's a guy ditz?
I don't know. Gilligan?
Well, this one was a girl,
and she only got the job
because she's young and perky.
You're perky.
[scoffs]
I'm young, too.
Like I said, life is good.
I've got it all under control.
Yeah.
All under control.
# #
[coos]
- Morning.
- Morning.
Given any more thought to
carrying those new Korean tires?
Oh, I appreciate the idea,
but my dad fought in Korea.
Just feels wrong.
I'm pretty sure
these are the good Koreans.
Doesn't matter, I don't want
to piss off the blimp guys. Hey.
Quick question.
Did you lock up last night?
Yeah, why?
'Cause these were in the door
and all the lights were on.
Oh, shoot.
I am so sorry.
Was anything stolen?
Thankfully, no,
but you got to be more careful.
[sighs]
Of course.
I was just rushing
to pick up my sister
'cause my mom had a church thing
and Missy didn't want to go
to the church thing
'cause she had a friends thing
and they were fighting and,
as you can imagine,
it was a whole thing.
I get it, mistakes happen.
You don't have to be nice to me
just 'cause I'm your son-in-law.
I screwed up, let me have it.
I thought I was
letting you have it.
No, you're being nice.
Oh. I'm sorry.
Don't apologize.
I should be apologizing to you.
Well, you already did.
Yeah, but then you were nice
and ruined it.
J-Just open the store.
"Just open the store"
Dumbass.
Was that so hard?
So
I couldn't help
overhearing you and Georgie
arguing last night.
You were eavesdropping?
Eavesdropping is when
you want to listen.
Overhearing is when
you have no choice.
Couples fight.
It's not a big deal.
Have you ever heard
your father and I
raise our voices at one another?
No.
And do you know why?
'Cause you squashed
the life out of him?
Because we're both adults.
[groans]
You married a child, Amanda.
You cannot expect him
to understand
anything.
It's not Georgie's fault.
I'm just frustrated
trying to find a job.
You ever think
instead of the TV news,
you try the local paper?
[scoffs]
Look at this face.
I'm on-camera talent.
Mother, can I borrow your car?
Why?
I need to drive
to a music store in Houston
to get a 12AT7 dual-triode
vacuum tube for my amp.
I need my car.
Does it have to be today?
If I wait too long,
they might sell out.
No one's buying
weird vacuum tubes but you.
If you could only hear
how foolish you sound.
Here.
I can run my errands tomorrow.
[gasps]
Thank you.
You know, instead of worrying
about Georgie and me
[whispers]:
you should worry about him.
There's nothing wrong
with your brother.
- Mom
- Nothing!
# #
Hey.
Hey.
What you doing?
Shocks.
Cool.
You ever worry
you'll get crushed under here?
You got some place to be,
something to do?
Not really, no.
All right, well,
make yourself useful.
Sure, happy to.
Come here.
Okay.
Hold this.
What is it?
Transmission fluid recirculator.
Hmm. Got it.
Do not let go.
Why? What'll happen?
Bad things. Very bad things.
- Where you going?
- Be right back.
Okeydoke.
[exhales]
[strains]:
Hello?
Anybody?
Ruben!
Georgie. Your sister's
on the phone.
I'm gonna have to call her back.
What are you doing?
I'm holding the transmission
fluid recirculator.
The what?
Ruben said if I let it fall,
bad things will happen.
Missy, hang on a sec.
Son, there is no such thing
as a transmission fluid
recirculator.
Then what am I holding?
I have no idea.
Hey. Everything okay?
I need you to pick me up
at school.
I'm working.
Why can't Mom do it?
Because I don't want her
to know I got suspended.
Oh, Missy.
Hold on.
That wasn't very nice.
[snickers]
What'd you do?
It's not that big a deal.
Getting suspended's a big deal.
Are you coming or not?
I can't just drop everything,
I have a job.
Forget it, I'll hitch.
If I never see you again,
don't blame yourself.
I'm on my way.
Just in case.
What were you
thinking?
I was thinking I didn't want
to take the test.
So cut class,
don't pull a fire alarm.
Next time, I'll know better.
No next time.
And how do you think you're
gonna keep this from Mom?
Easy. I pretend to go
to school in the morning
and pretend to come home
in the afternoon.
The school's gonna
call the house.
No problem.
Hi, this is Mary Cooper,
Jesus loves you.
What'd she do?
Don't you worry,
I will pray the devil
right out of that rascal.
That's not gonna work.
It did last time
I got suspended.
Come on. You got a good head
on your shoulders,
why don't you try using it?
Listen to you.
You sound like Dad.
Well, you know, genetics.
[laughs softly]
What?
That's what the test was on.
Genetics.
What're you taking Tums for?
My stomach.
What's wrong with your stomach?
Nothing. Just ate something
ain't sitting right.
You should try smoking weed.
You're smoking pot now?
Why? You got some?
No.
You want some?
Well, here's an idea,
how about you take
some night classes,
brush up on your computer skills
and get a nice,
cushy office job?
Office job?
Why did I spend six years
getting a degree
in Communications?
I asked that question
for six years.
Well, I'm not giving up
on my dream.
No one's saying that.
I am.
Good news, got the vacuum tube.
Ooh, that's great, honey.
The, uh, owner of the store
was a roadie for Bob Seger.
He's got a cat
named Night Moves.
She had a lot of nipples.
That's a weird thing to say.
It was a weird thing to see.
You're still pretending
he's fine?
He is fine.
He just has a unique view
of the world.
- Right, Jim?
- "Unique"
is the word we agreed to use.
Hey, sorry I'm late.
Let me get you a bowl.
Oh, thanks.
Everything okay
with your sister?
Yeah, just some girl stuff.
I handled it.
Why is she calling you
about girl stuff?
Why wouldn't she?
I'm married to a girl,
I have a daughter,
I know you.
So, she's all right?
Oh, yeah, you know teenagers.
She should, she married one.
So, how was your day?
Any luck on the job front?
No, but I'm thinking about
expanding my search
to Houston, maybe Dallas.
Wait, so we're moving?
I don't know, maybe
if I can land a good job.
GEORGIE:
What about my job?
Don't I have a say in this?
Of course you do.
Good, 'cause Medford's my home.
This is where my family is.
What, so you're saying
you'll never leave?
No. I don't know.
This is just coming out
of left field.
I thought you'd be
more supportive
of Amanda's career.
This was your idea, wasn't it?
- No.
- You're always meddling.
- Mind your own business for once.
- Georgie, calm down!
I was calm
until I came home
and found out
we're moving.
That's not what's happening.
- You're damn right
that's not what's happening.
- All right, let's all
just take a deep breath.
I'm out of here.
Good, go!
[door slams]
[inhales]
[exhales]
Deep.
# #
Oh.
What the hell?
[siren wails in distance]
[indistinct chatter]
Excuse me, I think
I'm having a heart attack.
Good news.
Your heart is fine.
You sure? Didn't feel fine.
Most likely,
you had a panic attack.
Mm. That don't sound right.
Well, they can present
like a heart attack--
you know, chest pains,
shortness of breath.
Well, I did eat
a whole bottle of TUMS,
maybe it's Tum poisoning.
You under a lot of stress?
I guess. Nothing I can't handle.
Well, high levels of anxiety
can produce physical symptoms.
Anxiety?
Please, that's just
some New York nonsense.
Trust me,
even Texans can suffer from it.
Maybe them hippies in Austin.
Not here.
# #
Got to tell you,
I'm worried about Georgie.
What about me?
I'm the one who got yelled at.
I'm always worried about you.
You lying dog.
Look, I know the kid
lost his temper,
but that is not his nature.
Whose side are you on?
[scoffs]
There's no sides.
Of course there are.
That's all
a marriage is.
Warfare.
He's got a lot on his plate
and I feel for him.
You feel for him.
Yeah.
[sighs]
Well, at the risk
of being a broken record,
there's no way
this marriage lasts,
and I say,
the sooner it ends the better.
Oh, you don't know that.
Come on. Your dad hated me,
I'm still here.
My dad hated
your long hair.
Well
All I'm saying is the kid is
more on the ball than you think.
You know, he's been trying
to get me to sell Korean tires.
Korean tires?
They're actually pretty good.
So, why don't we sell them?
We just don't.
Jim
My Goodyear sales rep
promised me
a ride on the blimp.
# #
Missy, it's Mandy.
Hey.
MANDY: - Hey, is-is Georgie over there?
- No, why?
Oh, I just thought maybe
he stopped by. [chuckles]
Y'all have a fight?
No, don't be silly.
So, uh, what happened with you
at school today?
Don't change the subject.
What're you fighting about?
There's no fight, it's just
two adults seeing things
different.
And then arguing about it
till one runs away?
Yeah.
I ran away a lot as a kid.
He'll grow out of it.
Thanks.
So, what's going on
with this school thing?
Oh, that.
[scoffs]
Nothing.
Okay, well,
if you want to talk, I'm here.
Fine.
I've been falling behind
at school
and just been feeling--
Oh! Georgie's home, got to go.
[disconnect tone sounds]
- Hey.
- Hey, where were you?
Just driving around.
Till 11:00?
Sorry.
Georgie, what's going on?
I don't want you to worry.
You can't tell
somebody not to worry
and expect them
not to worry.
They're gonna worry.
Okay, fine.
After I left, I started
having some chest pains,
so I went to the hospital.
Oh, my God!
See? Now you're worried.
Well, of course
I'm worried!
It wasn't a heart attack.
Okay, then, what was it?
The doctor said
it's just anxiety.
A panic attack,
but what does he know?
You do have
a lot going on.
No, I don't.
[sighs]
Georgie.
I'm fine.
You just lost your dad.
You got a brand-new baby,
your sister's struggling,
an unemployed wife,
you got no money--
Okay, okay.
And my mom.
Put it that way,
it's a miracle
I'm still alive.
So maybe cut
yourself some slack.
Easier said than done.
Is there anything
I can do to help?
Doctor said for sure
your heart's okay?
Yeah.
Want to go find out?
# #
Morning.
Good morning.
Mrs. McAllister,
I owe you an apology,
I was out of line.
Let's just forget
it ever happened
and have a nice breakfast.
You told them, didn't you?
I just wanted everybody
to take it easy on you.
Well, that's what
families do, Georgie.
We support one another.
Wow, you suck at this.
Son, don't feel bad,
lots of guys struggle
with emotional stuff.
Ever happen to you?
Sure.
What do you do?
I find what's most helpful is
eating healthy and exercise.
Dad
You want the truth?
'Cause it's dark.
Well, thanks
for your concern,
but I'm fine.
Have a wonderful day!
Please stop.
I may not have been
completely honest
about having everything
under control.
Truth is, I'm flying
by the seat of my pants
and my pants are on fire.
I'm stressed out, all the time.
How'd you do it?
How'd you make it look so easy?
Fine, don't tell me.
Okay, I should go.
[sighs]
This was good.
Thanks for listening.
Hey, maybe you can ask
the big guy
to keep an eye on your daughter.
Send an angel,
get her in the Army, something.
Hurry.
# #
This is weird.
Just talk to him.
I really think
you'll feel better.
I think
I'll feel stupid.
Hey, I didn't tell Mom
about you getting suspended,
the least
you can do is tell Dad.
[exasperated sigh]
Fine.
Hey, Dad.
Look who I brought.
It's Missy,
in case you can only hear.
Have at it.
Not with you listening.
Oh. Right.
Hi, Dad.
There's some stuff
I should tell you.
For starters, I'm pregnant
and my math teacher is
the father.
GEORGIE:
What?!
I knew you were listening.
GEORGIE: Sorry.
[sighs]
I'm not pregnant,
I just got suspended.
Mom doesn't know, she thinks
I'm in school right now.
With you gone, Sheldon gone,
I'm alone a lot.
It's way easier to get away
with stuff
but it kind of sucks.
[exhales]
I really miss you.
[sniffles]
[crying]
Feel better?
No, you jerk!