Acting Good (2022) s01e08 Episode Script
Fresh Meat
1
It was early afternoon,
when retired nurse Rita
and her unemployed cousin
Mavis were having a visit.
(coughing)
Mavis had been anxious
all day about an email,
an email that would
change her life forever.
Any word yet?
Not yet.
Just strugglin'.
If I get this job,
I'll gotta move
my family to Island Lake.
And they got them
big uncles up there.
Lips: What happens next
is unexplainable.
- (phone chiming)
- (gasping)
Hold on.
Ho'leh!
I got the dang job, but they
want an answer right away.
Lips: Mavis started
to lose her mind,
and all Rita could offer was a
connection to another world
Well, pray on it.
the Spirit World.
Ehh.
What? That's all I got.
Lips: Soon after, the sign
they hoped for arrived
or so they thought.
(eagle screeching)
Mah! Did you hear that?
Ho'leh! That's an eagle!
- (eagle screeching)
- Ever deadly sign!
Say yes to the job!
- (phone whooshing)
- Chi Miigs!
Job's mine.
Lips:
That's when Mavis got jarr'd.
How hard was she jarr'd?
Pretty hard.
The bird she had seen
was not an eagle at all.
Ever sick, that's a vulture!
That's not a good sign at all!
(screeching)
See?
That's why you
don't use moon'ya tobacco.
Ho'leh!
What did the vulture mean
and what did it want?
Was it impersonating
an eagle or just flying by?
Or was it trying to warn Mavis
that the job would bring a
lifetime of big, muskeg uncles?
Coming up next,
we talk to the vulture.
Yes, I can love you baby
All night long
Rise and shine, Grouse Lake.
That was Slappy Brown
and the Knits,
and this is Laughingstick
in the Morning.
Beautiful day out there.
Saw Bruce the meat guy
unloading big slabs of meat
down at the North Store.
So, you better
get your hands on a ham
before they're all snatched up.
I've seen people rip through
a freezer full of hams
like bears in a dumpster.
Speaking of Bears
in a Dumpster,
here's their latest hit -
"Cryin' in the Nude."
(Country music
playing on radio)
(Paul yawning)
(grunting)
(laughing derisively)
Look who it is!
Eddie the Eagle himself!
What? They run outta coffee down
at the band office or what?
Yeah, sure. Let's go with that.
Oh. Good morning, Mom.
Ed was just
buying chips, right, Ed?
Yeah, sure.
Just buying Chips.
Ed
doesn't buy things.
Ed.
My Mom's house.
Rita (in his mind:) Ed was just
buying chips, right, Ed?
Morning-time.
Ed (in his mind:) Yeah, sure,
just buying chips.
No!
- I was gonna tell you.
- Paul: Someone crack a window!
I can't breathe!
- Maybe you should sit down.
- I'm getting dizzy!
I'm seeing
I'm calling the cops!
What? The police?
- (Paul groaning)
- I got priors, eh.
(body thudding)
I brought you some bannock.
I'm not even hungry.
Okay, I need to say something.
I've been seeing Ed,
but there's been others.
Other men?
What?!
This is the first
I've heard of this.
Sometimes, when I said
I was going to bingo,
it was actually a lie.
Okay, great! So, my mom's
a trickster, too.
Well, I didn't tell you because
I knew you'd take it bad.
I can handle stuff.
I'm not Baby Paul.
I'm Man Paul.
Would Baby Paul invite Ed
over for some bannock?
Or is that something
Man Paul would do?
Really? Give him a chance.
He's a really sweet man.
Sweet like a raisin.
(door opening, closing)
Ed, you want Man Paul,
fuckin' gonna get Man Paul.
You want a juice box?
Yes, Mama!
See the big man cry
See the big man cry
See the big man cry
As I walked out
on the street today
Hey, Brady.
The heck?
White boy just strugglin'.
(Muzak playing over P.A.)
Brady: Okay
Hey, everyone!
Come see Brady the sad loser.
He has nothing better to do
but cry at his old work.
Hurry!
Oh! oh! Now he's running away
like such a stupid baby!
Look at him!
Hurry!
Lips: Got a hot cup of
coffee and a hot cup of tea.
Lips, man
I've got work to do.
Shh! Didja hear?
Brady got fired.
I thought he was looking rough.
Didja know he took the
blame for smashing the TV?
Jo, you did that.
I know I did that!
Dammit, Brady.
He's doing this 'cause
he got a thing for me.
What? No.
I'm the cops,
I would know about that.
Well, Lips, maybe you're not
that great at being the cops.
Ouch.
Great.
So, now, I have to fix this.
Oh, yeah? If I'm not good
at being the cops,
then how come I know
your mom is snagging Ed?
Would a bad cop know that?
So, what brings you here
Grady?
Oh, I was doing, uh
- Please.
- Yeah, okay.
I was doing some bush pilot work
because I'm a bush pilot,
and uh
I saw this bright light in the
sky and then aliens.
- Huh.
- So, uh
Then, I woke up on a barge
that was heading straight
for Grouse Lake.
Barge? Okay.
Well, that is one crazy story.
Anyway, I'm not sure
how you could use me,
but, uh, I'd love a crack
at the manager's position.
Oh, wow. Um okay.
Well, listen, Brady--
oh, sorry.
I mean, Grady, I'm sorry,
but that position
has been filled.
Oh. Uh
That sucks.
Oh! But Bruce does
need an assistant.
Hey, Bruce!
Brucey boy,
come on over here!
- You're gonna love this guy.
- Bruce: Sure, Greggy boy!
- Oh!
- Bruce: Oh, watch out!
- (laughing)
- Come here!
Greg: Oh, you got me again!
(laughing)
Wait! Don't I know you?
No, no. Name's Grady.
Sweet suspenders, bro.
Oh, yeah.
Name's Bruce.
Welcome to the meat department.
Everyone loves Bruce.
If Bruce don't love you,
you got problems!
Greg: You heard him!
- Oh, watch out.
- Oh, oh, oh!
- Watch out!
- You got me again!
He sneaks up on me.
- Bruce: This guy
- (Greg laughing)
Ma!
Raisins in the bannock?
Since when?
It's the way Ed likes them.
Gimme yours, then.
Oh, here we go, Ed the mooch.
You know what Ed?
You're a lot like these old,
dried up raisins -
You make everything shitty.
(sniffing)
Still smells like raisins to me.
Did Ed tell you
that I'm going
into business with him
on his ecotourism idea?
I'm doing the merch!
Ed: "I'm bananas for
Ed's monkey zoo!"
(laughing)
Try it on, boy.
Why don't
you try it on?
Your mom went through the
trouble of making it.
Show some respect.
You
(chuckling)
can't tell me what to do.
That's enough!
Clearly you can't handle this.
Ma! No!
We're just playing around!
We're just bonding, that's all.
In fact, me and Ed are
gonna go and hang out,
really get to know one another.
Yeah, we're gonna
get real tight.
It's go time, Ed.
You want to take a swing?
Go ahead, boy.
Take a swing.
I've been waiting
to do this all day.
("Inuk"
by Northern Haze plays)
(grunting)
Whoa!
Whoa!
(grunting)
And stay away from your mom!
(groaning)
(gasping)
What?
(cackling)
Paul: No!
I have your favourite.
- What's that?
- Raisins.
(groaning)
You love raisins!
You're not my dad!
You love raisins!
- You're not my dad!
- (cackling)
You're not my dad!
I hate raisins!
You're not my dad!
You're not my dad! What?
What? Wha
(breathing heavily)
Oh! Oh!
You're fok'n
finished, raisin man.
Agnes: What's that, my boy?
Nothing, Mama.
(chuckling)
Nothing at all.
Ed: Keep it down in there
or I'll give you
something to cry about!
Leave me alone! Oh
I can't believe a sky person
visited you, man!
Yeah, it's-- yeah, it's a crazy
story, but it's true.
Yer hands down, the coolest
white guy I've ever worked with.
Oh, yeah? Uh
What about that old manager
who used to work here?
Brady?
I hate that guy. One time,
I tried to give him lice,
but they wouldn't take.
Oh, and another time,
I put live spiders in his desk.
(Regular voice:) That was you?!
(Gruff voice:) Oh, I mean,
I heard about that
in my logging camp.
I thought you were a bush pilot?
I am. I do both.
Yeah, log and fly.
You know
you look just like Brady.
Just fok'n with you!
I'd never say you look like
that loser Brady.
If he was here right now,
I'd probably punch him out
or give him lice.
(chuckling)
Yeah, lice is always funny.
Moochin' from
the canteen I see?
- Don't you have homework?
- Nah.
I was supposed to go grocery
shopping for my mom,
but I'm having trouble
reading her list,
and I was wondering maybe
if you could help me.
Bring it here, boy.
"Dear Agnes, my name is Ed,
and I'm
(chuckling)
"I'm a cheater, a mooch,
"I think monkeys are
sexually attractive."
You think this is gonna keep me
from seeing your Ma?
Okay, then.
"Don't tell anyone, for
I'm a huge monkey pervert.
"Signed, Ed."
Pfft.
This is not the first time I
heard this monkey pervert stuff.
Yer not my first step-son.
You're not my
step anything, bro.
Mom!
Listen to this!
Ed (on tape:) Dear Agnes,
my name is Ed, and I'm
(chuckling)
I'm a cheater, a mooch,
I think monkeys are
sexually attractive.
Don't tell anyone,
for I'm a huge monkey pervert.
(Ed laughing)
I'm just gonna come out with it.
I'm the one that broke the TV.
You broke the TV?
Okay. What happened?
Nothing major.
Just threw a can of food at
a skinny teen and missed.
That sounds major to me.
Brady lied to protect me.
He should never have been fired.
Actually, he was
fired for a series
of financial inconsist
Okay. Look, I like Brady.
Okay?
That's why I hired Grady.
Wait, who's Grady?
What the hell?
Brady, come over here.
This lady just called me Brady!
Hey Jo, get your eyes checked.
(chuckling)
It's Grady, actually.
If you see Brady,
let him know that he didn't have
to take the blame for the TV,
and I'm more than happy
to pay him back,
and he didn't have to
do that stuff for me.
Well, I don't know if
I'm gonna see Brady.
I mean,
I don't even know the guy.
But, uh I'm sure he'd say
that he'd do that for
anyone in the community.
I actually think you're right.
Okay.
Wow! Oh, yeah,
that's some beautiful work.
Hello, Ed.
Let's make--
Is that a sex sweater?
The hell!
You getting fussy, boy?
I think it's past your bedtime.
Man! Cover that shit up.
It's gross!
God
Fuckin' cancel culture.
Hurry up! Jeez!
And you're wiping that
chair when you're done!
God
All right, good.
Now, that you put your
little raisins away,
Ed, let's make a deal.
All this can be yours.
All you gotta do is
leave my mom alone
and mooch a ride
right on outta here.
What do you think, Ed?
Take it.
I know you want it, Ed.
Take it!
Take it
I can't do it.
I can't.
If you want to bribe me
to stay away from your mom, you
shoulda offered me a whole $20.
Cheap ass.
Ho'leh heck!
You two idiots!
Mom, Ed beats me!
Oh, shut it. This is why
I don't tell you nothing.
(Speaking Indigenous language)
All I'm worth to you
is twenty bucks?
I'm sick of mooches
and I'm sick of big babies!
Get out!
- But But
And leave the shirt, it's mine.
Ugh.
11 Lil' Fatties.
12. 12 Lil' Fatties.
- 13 Lil' Fatt--
- Greg?
Can I see you for a minute?
Sure.
Oh.
You let Brady go because of some
financial inconsistencies?
Yeah.
But
All:
We are the inconsistencies.
Shh.
Oh, we're doing a
Brady lets me put all type
of shit on layaway.
Started small at first - some
jimmy-hats and body spray.
Now, I'm putting
everything on layaway!
It's rez'd out. I got this
washing machine in my room
and I don't even got a hook up.
We don't have
a lay-away program.
That's good, Sterling.
That's good. Mavis
Chief and Council were too cheap
to let me race my
RC cars in the gym,
so Brady let me have night
races in the North Store.
Gave me all the
chips n' dip I wanted
- There it is.
- on credit.
And now, I owe
so much dip money.
I'm sure you do.
He wouldn't let me host
my muskrat fights, though.
Muskrat? I'm sorry.
- Jo: That's enough.
- Did she?
Dean?
So, Lil' Tony came
here with his mom
to get him a USB for his movies,
but Brady lied,
said they sold out
because he knows
I'm the movie man.
Dean,
that's not what we talked about.
That's not what we talked about.
No, I'm sure it's not. Listen.
I can't give Brady his job back
just because you all
put on a nice little play.
(chuckling)
A little play
A little
Yeah. The little play
was for Brady. But
the store's lease is up soon,
and if you want
the band office to renew it,
you'll give him his job back.
Well, I
It's gonna take a lot of calls,
and, uh, I'm gonna
have to call HR,
but I love HR, so
Okay, fine, fine.
Brady can have his job back.
- (cheering)
- Oh, you guys!
Oh! It's me! It's me!
It was me the whole time!
Oh!
The mysterious bush pilot
was me the whole time!
Oh, I'm getting that now!
It's the same guy!
Thank you so much,
everyone. Wow!
Bruce: What?!
Oh! Hey, Brucey boy,
come on over.
Whoa!
Wait. Wait.
You're Brady! This whole time?!
Oh
No!
(sighing)
Supper for Mom is almost done.
Ed: She's here!
Both: Surprise!
What?
What are you both doing here?
Well, Ed and I both realized
how slack we were being.
So, we thought
we would make it up to you
by cooking you
this deadly dinner.
That's nice,
but bad timing.
Oh!
Hope I'm not interrupting.
It's okay, Greg.
We'll go to your place.
I'll get my Bingo bag.
Paul: Mom?
Can we go back
to the way things were
before I knew a damn
thing about your love life?
Deal?
Deal.
(sighing) Well, Ed
we've been through a lot.
I think we've really grown,
and I just want to
say that I still
really hate your guts.
Right back at you, boy!
Don't touch me.
Bruce you tried
to give me lice.
You put live spiders in my desk.
I hate your guts.
But you're the best damn meat
guy I've ever seen.
So, if we're gonna
continue to work together,
we're gonna have to settle
things here, today,
like men.
It's tether-time!
Screw you, Brady.
("Inuk"
by Northern Haze plays)
It was early afternoon,
when retired nurse Rita
and her unemployed cousin
Mavis were having a visit.
(coughing)
Mavis had been anxious
all day about an email,
an email that would
change her life forever.
Any word yet?
Not yet.
Just strugglin'.
If I get this job,
I'll gotta move
my family to Island Lake.
And they got them
big uncles up there.
Lips: What happens next
is unexplainable.
- (phone chiming)
- (gasping)
Hold on.
Ho'leh!
I got the dang job, but they
want an answer right away.
Lips: Mavis started
to lose her mind,
and all Rita could offer was a
connection to another world
Well, pray on it.
the Spirit World.
Ehh.
What? That's all I got.
Lips: Soon after, the sign
they hoped for arrived
or so they thought.
(eagle screeching)
Mah! Did you hear that?
Ho'leh! That's an eagle!
- (eagle screeching)
- Ever deadly sign!
Say yes to the job!
- (phone whooshing)
- Chi Miigs!
Job's mine.
Lips:
That's when Mavis got jarr'd.
How hard was she jarr'd?
Pretty hard.
The bird she had seen
was not an eagle at all.
Ever sick, that's a vulture!
That's not a good sign at all!
(screeching)
See?
That's why you
don't use moon'ya tobacco.
Ho'leh!
What did the vulture mean
and what did it want?
Was it impersonating
an eagle or just flying by?
Or was it trying to warn Mavis
that the job would bring a
lifetime of big, muskeg uncles?
Coming up next,
we talk to the vulture.
Yes, I can love you baby
All night long
Rise and shine, Grouse Lake.
That was Slappy Brown
and the Knits,
and this is Laughingstick
in the Morning.
Beautiful day out there.
Saw Bruce the meat guy
unloading big slabs of meat
down at the North Store.
So, you better
get your hands on a ham
before they're all snatched up.
I've seen people rip through
a freezer full of hams
like bears in a dumpster.
Speaking of Bears
in a Dumpster,
here's their latest hit -
"Cryin' in the Nude."
(Country music
playing on radio)
(Paul yawning)
(grunting)
(laughing derisively)
Look who it is!
Eddie the Eagle himself!
What? They run outta coffee down
at the band office or what?
Yeah, sure. Let's go with that.
Oh. Good morning, Mom.
Ed was just
buying chips, right, Ed?
Yeah, sure.
Just buying Chips.
Ed
doesn't buy things.
Ed.
My Mom's house.
Rita (in his mind:) Ed was just
buying chips, right, Ed?
Morning-time.
Ed (in his mind:) Yeah, sure,
just buying chips.
No!
- I was gonna tell you.
- Paul: Someone crack a window!
I can't breathe!
- Maybe you should sit down.
- I'm getting dizzy!
I'm seeing
I'm calling the cops!
What? The police?
- (Paul groaning)
- I got priors, eh.
(body thudding)
I brought you some bannock.
I'm not even hungry.
Okay, I need to say something.
I've been seeing Ed,
but there's been others.
Other men?
What?!
This is the first
I've heard of this.
Sometimes, when I said
I was going to bingo,
it was actually a lie.
Okay, great! So, my mom's
a trickster, too.
Well, I didn't tell you because
I knew you'd take it bad.
I can handle stuff.
I'm not Baby Paul.
I'm Man Paul.
Would Baby Paul invite Ed
over for some bannock?
Or is that something
Man Paul would do?
Really? Give him a chance.
He's a really sweet man.
Sweet like a raisin.
(door opening, closing)
Ed, you want Man Paul,
fuckin' gonna get Man Paul.
You want a juice box?
Yes, Mama!
See the big man cry
See the big man cry
See the big man cry
As I walked out
on the street today
Hey, Brady.
The heck?
White boy just strugglin'.
(Muzak playing over P.A.)
Brady: Okay
Hey, everyone!
Come see Brady the sad loser.
He has nothing better to do
but cry at his old work.
Hurry!
Oh! oh! Now he's running away
like such a stupid baby!
Look at him!
Hurry!
Lips: Got a hot cup of
coffee and a hot cup of tea.
Lips, man
I've got work to do.
Shh! Didja hear?
Brady got fired.
I thought he was looking rough.
Didja know he took the
blame for smashing the TV?
Jo, you did that.
I know I did that!
Dammit, Brady.
He's doing this 'cause
he got a thing for me.
What? No.
I'm the cops,
I would know about that.
Well, Lips, maybe you're not
that great at being the cops.
Ouch.
Great.
So, now, I have to fix this.
Oh, yeah? If I'm not good
at being the cops,
then how come I know
your mom is snagging Ed?
Would a bad cop know that?
So, what brings you here
Grady?
Oh, I was doing, uh
- Please.
- Yeah, okay.
I was doing some bush pilot work
because I'm a bush pilot,
and uh
I saw this bright light in the
sky and then aliens.
- Huh.
- So, uh
Then, I woke up on a barge
that was heading straight
for Grouse Lake.
Barge? Okay.
Well, that is one crazy story.
Anyway, I'm not sure
how you could use me,
but, uh, I'd love a crack
at the manager's position.
Oh, wow. Um okay.
Well, listen, Brady--
oh, sorry.
I mean, Grady, I'm sorry,
but that position
has been filled.
Oh. Uh
That sucks.
Oh! But Bruce does
need an assistant.
Hey, Bruce!
Brucey boy,
come on over here!
- You're gonna love this guy.
- Bruce: Sure, Greggy boy!
- Oh!
- Bruce: Oh, watch out!
- (laughing)
- Come here!
Greg: Oh, you got me again!
(laughing)
Wait! Don't I know you?
No, no. Name's Grady.
Sweet suspenders, bro.
Oh, yeah.
Name's Bruce.
Welcome to the meat department.
Everyone loves Bruce.
If Bruce don't love you,
you got problems!
Greg: You heard him!
- Oh, watch out.
- Oh, oh, oh!
- Watch out!
- You got me again!
He sneaks up on me.
- Bruce: This guy
- (Greg laughing)
Ma!
Raisins in the bannock?
Since when?
It's the way Ed likes them.
Gimme yours, then.
Oh, here we go, Ed the mooch.
You know what Ed?
You're a lot like these old,
dried up raisins -
You make everything shitty.
(sniffing)
Still smells like raisins to me.
Did Ed tell you
that I'm going
into business with him
on his ecotourism idea?
I'm doing the merch!
Ed: "I'm bananas for
Ed's monkey zoo!"
(laughing)
Try it on, boy.
Why don't
you try it on?
Your mom went through the
trouble of making it.
Show some respect.
You
(chuckling)
can't tell me what to do.
That's enough!
Clearly you can't handle this.
Ma! No!
We're just playing around!
We're just bonding, that's all.
In fact, me and Ed are
gonna go and hang out,
really get to know one another.
Yeah, we're gonna
get real tight.
It's go time, Ed.
You want to take a swing?
Go ahead, boy.
Take a swing.
I've been waiting
to do this all day.
("Inuk"
by Northern Haze plays)
(grunting)
Whoa!
Whoa!
(grunting)
And stay away from your mom!
(groaning)
(gasping)
What?
(cackling)
Paul: No!
I have your favourite.
- What's that?
- Raisins.
(groaning)
You love raisins!
You're not my dad!
You love raisins!
- You're not my dad!
- (cackling)
You're not my dad!
I hate raisins!
You're not my dad!
You're not my dad! What?
What? Wha
(breathing heavily)
Oh! Oh!
You're fok'n
finished, raisin man.
Agnes: What's that, my boy?
Nothing, Mama.
(chuckling)
Nothing at all.
Ed: Keep it down in there
or I'll give you
something to cry about!
Leave me alone! Oh
I can't believe a sky person
visited you, man!
Yeah, it's-- yeah, it's a crazy
story, but it's true.
Yer hands down, the coolest
white guy I've ever worked with.
Oh, yeah? Uh
What about that old manager
who used to work here?
Brady?
I hate that guy. One time,
I tried to give him lice,
but they wouldn't take.
Oh, and another time,
I put live spiders in his desk.
(Regular voice:) That was you?!
(Gruff voice:) Oh, I mean,
I heard about that
in my logging camp.
I thought you were a bush pilot?
I am. I do both.
Yeah, log and fly.
You know
you look just like Brady.
Just fok'n with you!
I'd never say you look like
that loser Brady.
If he was here right now,
I'd probably punch him out
or give him lice.
(chuckling)
Yeah, lice is always funny.
Moochin' from
the canteen I see?
- Don't you have homework?
- Nah.
I was supposed to go grocery
shopping for my mom,
but I'm having trouble
reading her list,
and I was wondering maybe
if you could help me.
Bring it here, boy.
"Dear Agnes, my name is Ed,
and I'm
(chuckling)
"I'm a cheater, a mooch,
"I think monkeys are
sexually attractive."
You think this is gonna keep me
from seeing your Ma?
Okay, then.
"Don't tell anyone, for
I'm a huge monkey pervert.
"Signed, Ed."
Pfft.
This is not the first time I
heard this monkey pervert stuff.
Yer not my first step-son.
You're not my
step anything, bro.
Mom!
Listen to this!
Ed (on tape:) Dear Agnes,
my name is Ed, and I'm
(chuckling)
I'm a cheater, a mooch,
I think monkeys are
sexually attractive.
Don't tell anyone,
for I'm a huge monkey pervert.
(Ed laughing)
I'm just gonna come out with it.
I'm the one that broke the TV.
You broke the TV?
Okay. What happened?
Nothing major.
Just threw a can of food at
a skinny teen and missed.
That sounds major to me.
Brady lied to protect me.
He should never have been fired.
Actually, he was
fired for a series
of financial inconsist
Okay. Look, I like Brady.
Okay?
That's why I hired Grady.
Wait, who's Grady?
What the hell?
Brady, come over here.
This lady just called me Brady!
Hey Jo, get your eyes checked.
(chuckling)
It's Grady, actually.
If you see Brady,
let him know that he didn't have
to take the blame for the TV,
and I'm more than happy
to pay him back,
and he didn't have to
do that stuff for me.
Well, I don't know if
I'm gonna see Brady.
I mean,
I don't even know the guy.
But, uh I'm sure he'd say
that he'd do that for
anyone in the community.
I actually think you're right.
Okay.
Wow! Oh, yeah,
that's some beautiful work.
Hello, Ed.
Let's make--
Is that a sex sweater?
The hell!
You getting fussy, boy?
I think it's past your bedtime.
Man! Cover that shit up.
It's gross!
God
Fuckin' cancel culture.
Hurry up! Jeez!
And you're wiping that
chair when you're done!
God
All right, good.
Now, that you put your
little raisins away,
Ed, let's make a deal.
All this can be yours.
All you gotta do is
leave my mom alone
and mooch a ride
right on outta here.
What do you think, Ed?
Take it.
I know you want it, Ed.
Take it!
Take it
I can't do it.
I can't.
If you want to bribe me
to stay away from your mom, you
shoulda offered me a whole $20.
Cheap ass.
Ho'leh heck!
You two idiots!
Mom, Ed beats me!
Oh, shut it. This is why
I don't tell you nothing.
(Speaking Indigenous language)
All I'm worth to you
is twenty bucks?
I'm sick of mooches
and I'm sick of big babies!
Get out!
- But But
And leave the shirt, it's mine.
Ugh.
11 Lil' Fatties.
12. 12 Lil' Fatties.
- 13 Lil' Fatt--
- Greg?
Can I see you for a minute?
Sure.
Oh.
You let Brady go because of some
financial inconsistencies?
Yeah.
But
All:
We are the inconsistencies.
Shh.
Oh, we're doing a
Brady lets me put all type
of shit on layaway.
Started small at first - some
jimmy-hats and body spray.
Now, I'm putting
everything on layaway!
It's rez'd out. I got this
washing machine in my room
and I don't even got a hook up.
We don't have
a lay-away program.
That's good, Sterling.
That's good. Mavis
Chief and Council were too cheap
to let me race my
RC cars in the gym,
so Brady let me have night
races in the North Store.
Gave me all the
chips n' dip I wanted
- There it is.
- on credit.
And now, I owe
so much dip money.
I'm sure you do.
He wouldn't let me host
my muskrat fights, though.
Muskrat? I'm sorry.
- Jo: That's enough.
- Did she?
Dean?
So, Lil' Tony came
here with his mom
to get him a USB for his movies,
but Brady lied,
said they sold out
because he knows
I'm the movie man.
Dean,
that's not what we talked about.
That's not what we talked about.
No, I'm sure it's not. Listen.
I can't give Brady his job back
just because you all
put on a nice little play.
(chuckling)
A little play
A little
Yeah. The little play
was for Brady. But
the store's lease is up soon,
and if you want
the band office to renew it,
you'll give him his job back.
Well, I
It's gonna take a lot of calls,
and, uh, I'm gonna
have to call HR,
but I love HR, so
Okay, fine, fine.
Brady can have his job back.
- (cheering)
- Oh, you guys!
Oh! It's me! It's me!
It was me the whole time!
Oh!
The mysterious bush pilot
was me the whole time!
Oh, I'm getting that now!
It's the same guy!
Thank you so much,
everyone. Wow!
Bruce: What?!
Oh! Hey, Brucey boy,
come on over.
Whoa!
Wait. Wait.
You're Brady! This whole time?!
Oh
No!
(sighing)
Supper for Mom is almost done.
Ed: She's here!
Both: Surprise!
What?
What are you both doing here?
Well, Ed and I both realized
how slack we were being.
So, we thought
we would make it up to you
by cooking you
this deadly dinner.
That's nice,
but bad timing.
Oh!
Hope I'm not interrupting.
It's okay, Greg.
We'll go to your place.
I'll get my Bingo bag.
Paul: Mom?
Can we go back
to the way things were
before I knew a damn
thing about your love life?
Deal?
Deal.
(sighing) Well, Ed
we've been through a lot.
I think we've really grown,
and I just want to
say that I still
really hate your guts.
Right back at you, boy!
Don't touch me.
Bruce you tried
to give me lice.
You put live spiders in my desk.
I hate your guts.
But you're the best damn meat
guy I've ever seen.
So, if we're gonna
continue to work together,
we're gonna have to settle
things here, today,
like men.
It's tether-time!
Screw you, Brady.
("Inuk"
by Northern Haze plays)