更美好的事(Better Things)第3季第11集台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

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[00:13]	Spirit.
[00:24]	Spirit.
[00:28]	Come on!
[00:29]	Off you go!
[00:33]	Spirit. Spirit.
[00:35]	All clear, girls!
[00:37]	– All gone. – We did it, Grams!
[00:39]	Thanks, Nana!
[00:46]	It is definitely active in here.
[00:48]	Active, like good, or…?
[00:49]	Is there something evil in the house?
[00:51]	Oh, no. Not evil. If there was evil here, I’d throw up.
[00:54]	– Oh, God. Please don’t do that. – No, I’m-I’m feeling kindness
[00:57]	and decency…
[00:58]	and love.
[01:01]	And a pig.
[01:03]	A pig?
[01:04]	I gained, like, ten pounds in college.
[01:06]	– Is-is that weird? – No, no, not… No.
[01:09]	No.
[01:10]	This has nothing to do with food or weight. Um,
[01:13]	has there been a pig in anyone’s life?
[01:16]	Actually, last week when I was getting my roots done,
[01:20]	one of the colorists at the salon had a baby pig.
[01:23]	Oh, my God, no fair!
[01:25]	Interesting.
[01:26]	Although, there is something piglike about a salon.
[01:30]	Well, you know, um,
[01:31]	snouts in the trough of privilege and…
[01:33]	the troughs are all the-the hair dryers,
[01:36]	and the… pig grunts are all the bits of gossips.
[01:39]	This one, wow.
[01:42]	– Yeah, I know. – She should be listened to.
[01:44]	Like I have a choice?
[01:46]	Clearly, you’re a sharp kid, Frankie.
[01:49]	Well, thank you.
[01:51]	But, you know, that sharpness… it can hurt people.
[01:54]	Oh, w… No, I-I know.
[01:57]	But I’m-I’m… not like that.
[01:59]	I’m-I’m pretty chill.
[02:04]	Look, all I’m saying is just… just bring it down a notch.
[02:07]	Especially with the people you love.
[02:10]	Like your mom.
[02:14]	Okay.
[02:15]	I’m getting another feeling.
[02:17]	Another animal. Not a pig.
[02:19]	Something smaller. A bird?
[02:21]	Or… or a mouse.
[02:23]	Mandy Patinkin!
[02:25]	My mouse… she died, and my momflushed her down the toilet.
[02:28]	Oh. Okay.
[02:29]	Well, Mandy Patinkin misses you.
[02:32]	A lot.
[02:33]	I can feel her here, right now.
[02:36]	She’s… she’s watching over you.
[02:39]	She’s your guardian angel.
[02:41]	Thank you, Mandy Patinkin.
[02:43]	I miss you.
[02:44]	Anyone home?
[02:47]	Oh.
[02:48]	Well. What’s going on here?
[02:52]	Is this…
[02:54]	Oh. Is this the gypsy you hired to read palms?
[02:58]	Why is he dressed normal?
[03:01]	Hello.
[03:03]	I’m Phyllis.
[03:04]	Toby D’Angelo.
[03:06]	Oh! Don’t ever grab
[03:09]	a lady’s hand like that.
[03:11]	I… I beg your pardon.
[03:13]	I’m-I’m so sorry.
[03:15]	Okay, um…
[03:16]	Allow me to be frank.
[03:18]	I have my own feelings about hexes and spells,
[03:22]	as far as men are concerned.
[03:23]	But I’m willing to be entertained.
[03:25]	Here’s my palm.
[03:27]	Oh. Uh, n-no.
[03:28]	I don’t-I don’t read palms.
[03:30]	– Uh… – And, “gypsy”…
[03:31]	It’s quite an archaic term.
[03:33]	And frankly, it’s offensive to mediums.
[03:36]	Phil.
[03:38]	We’re in the middle of something.
[03:39]	Yes. Go on.
[03:41]	I’ll just sit and watch.
[03:44]	Don’t you have somewhere you need to be?
[03:46]	No. Not at all.
[03:48]	I couldn’t help but notice thatthis house is filled with women.
[03:51]	Oh, yes. Flooding with estrogen.
[03:54]	Wall-to-wall vaginas.
[03:56]	It’s like a matriarchal dystopia.
[03:59]	Especially…
[04:01]	as it’s well-known that half the women
[04:03]	in my side of the family are witches.
[04:05]	Phil.
[04:06]	Okay. All right.
[04:09]	Not a word. God forbid.
[04:11]	Even though, uh,
[04:13]	this house is filled with feminine… energy,
[04:16]	I’m feeling a masculine presence.
[04:19]	His energy is everywhere.
[04:21]	Oh, please. You don’t have to bea psychic for that.
[04:25]	What you’re sensing, Mr. D’Angelo,
[04:28]	is the deadbeat father, Sam’s ex-husband.
[04:33]	So your dad…
[04:35]	is not really in the picture?
[04:37]	No, not at all.
[04:39]	You girls mind if I give you some advice?
[04:41]	Something… I wish I would have known when I was young.
[04:46]	If you have a toxic person in your life,
[04:48]	you need to move past him, or her,
[04:51]	and protect yourselves.
[04:53]	How do you move past a dad?
[04:56]	– It’s my dad. – Don’t think of him that way.
[04:59]	Think of him as a friend,
[05:01]	someone who let you down.
[05:04]	What do you do with a friend like that?
[05:08]	You move on.
[05:12]	But the man I’m sensing is not your dad.
[05:15]	Someone older. Someone you love.
[05:18]	Older? Who?
[05:20]	I’m seeing a big collar, beard,
[05:22]	bushy eyebrows, a large laugh.
[05:25]	Someone who’s been gone quite a while.
[05:28]	Grandpa!
[05:30]	It’s Grandpa. It has to be.
[05:31]	Wow.
[05:35]	Hmm.
[05:44]	Sorry.
[05:48]	So, how long have you been doing this?
[05:50]	Since I was about 15.
[05:56]	– And you call it a gift? – A gift, yeah.
[06:10]	Hi!
[06:11]	There’s my babies.
[06:14]	He’s a good boy. He’s a good boy.
[06:34]	On the stairs. In plain sight.
[06:37]	In a house with a 14-year-old
[06:40]	and an 11-year-old.
[06:41]	Seriously. Guys, this is still hot.
[06:45]	Mom!
[06:47]	You can’t scold us. We’re not kids anymore.
[06:52]	Go away!
[06:54]	Wow.
[06:56]	She’s still here.
[06:59]	Oh, my God, that’s… Oh…
[07:03]	Jesus, Mom.
[07:05]	Stop.
[07:06]	Can’t you see we’re talking?
[07:08]	No, Max.
[07:10]	You stop!
[07:12]	Okay.
[07:13]	Okay.
[07:15]	And, you, John-O,
[07:17]	I helped you come outto your parents, remember that?
[07:21]	And Amir…
[07:23]	Amir, you ask me for money every time I see you,
[07:27]	and I give it to you, and I can’t help but notice
[07:30]	that you’re wearing $300 Yeezys.
[07:33]	And you?
[07:35]	I don’t even know who the hell you are.
[07:38]	And, Paisley, honey, come here.
[07:43]	I practically raised you,
[07:45]	and do you know how many parent wars and boyfriend wars
[07:48]	and morning-after pills that I have walked you through?
[07:51]	And you treat me this way?
[07:56]	Yes.
[07:57]	Yeesh.
[07:59]	I’m too high for this.
[08:00]	I’m sorry, Sam.
[08:02]	Um…
[08:04]	look, I… I’m really sorry.
[08:06]	I-I don’t know you, and you seem nice.
[08:09]	And… I just came over with Paisley.
[08:12]	A-And, you know, Max was being nice.
[08:14]	And you all seem… nice.
[08:16]	You… I…
[08:18]	Uh, I’ll stop. Yeah.
[08:21]	I’m sorry, Sam.
[08:23]	It was my pipe.
[08:24]	I totally admit it. My bad.
[08:26]	Not anymore. It’s mine now.
[08:31]	Clean this up, move out.
[08:35]	Don’t bring this shit to my house.
[08:37]	Come on!
[08:41]	I’m so sorry.
[08:43]	– I’ll get you another pipe. – It’s cool, Max.
[08:45]	I got plenty of those pipes at home, so we’re good.
[08:47]	No. I’m sorry, guys.
[08:52]	Diaper, lose the gum.
[08:53]	The doctor said I have anxiety,
[08:55]	and if I don’t chew gum, I could die.
[08:57]	Okay, well, that’s nonsense.
[08:59]	Well, I-I have a note.
[09:03]	Mm, I-I… I can’t find it.
[09:04]	You know what?
[09:06]	Never mind. Just keep it in your mouth.
[09:08]	Okay.
[09:14]	What are you doing here?
[09:15]	Oh, I’m… I’m chaperoning.
[09:17]	I came to chaperone.
[09:21]	Whatever, Samuel.
[09:23]	So transparent.
[09:33]	Frankie’s adjusting well.
[09:34]	Yeah, you think?
[09:36]	It’s a tricky age to skip.
[09:37]	Starting high school early.
[09:39]	How’s she handling the workload?
[09:40]	Uh, it’s pretty good, I guess.
[09:42]	I-I thought it was gonna tire her out, but…
[09:45]	The geniuses are always a pain in the ass.
[09:47]	That one sleeps out.
[09:50]	No texts, no calls.
[09:51]	I mean, when did that become okay?
[10:06]	Los Angeles, make some noise!
[10:10]	And then keep that round of applause
[10:13]	going for my DJ, DJ Teazz Yung.
[10:18]	Give it up! Give it up! Give it up!
[10:20]	Now look, y’all, we getting into it,
[10:22]	so I’m gonna get my butt offstage,
[10:24]	but I am hyped to introduce this next young person to the stage.
[10:27]	Give it up for Yoko Tamada!
[10:31]	Give it up! Give it up! Give it up!
[10:35]	I’m Yoko Tamada.
[10:37]	I’m from CB-Watts, and this is “To Be or Not to Be.”
[10:40]	I want to know
[10:42]	that my poems are proof of my progress.
[10:45]	To be sin.
[10:47]	Satan, biblical turmoil.
[10:50]	To be fine.
[10:52]	To be fine. Fine.
[10:56]	I’m not fine.
[10:57]	But I’m learning how to turn sins into poems.
[11:00]	To be the last word.
[11:03]	To be… psych.
[11:04]	I don’t end my poems that way.
[11:07]	That morning, I saw the stars float out of my dreams
[11:11]	and land in the chest.
[11:13]	I said,”This hand is made for someone,
[11:16]	and in yours it feels the best.”
[11:18]	The city smiled with us.
[11:20]	Car horns played a melodic parade.
[11:23]	We danced and we played
[11:24]	till a man twice my age, skin the same, dared to say,
[11:29]	“Oh!
[11:31]	“You got yourself a blackbitch?
[11:35]	“Damn, you deserve an Oscar!
[11:38]	I’m gonna give you an award.”
[11:45]	The next time I walked past him,
[11:47]	I couldn’t hold my partner’s hand.
[11:51]	I wanted to make sure I could flip him off
[11:53]	with bothhands this time.
[12:06]	Yo, we’re on in, like, 20.
[12:07]	Toboosi wants to run it again.
[12:09]	Just do it without me.
[12:17]	I’m sorry. I…
[12:18]	It’s fine.
[12:21]	You should go.
[12:23]	No, I’m good right here, thanks.
[12:30]	Sweet Moon, I thank thee for thy sunny beams.
[12:32]	I thank thee, Moon, for shining now so bright.
[12:34]	For, by thy gracious, golden, glittering gleams,
[12:37]	I trust to take of truest Thisby sight.
[12:39]	But stay, O spite!
[12:40]	But mark, poor knight.
[12:42]	What dreadful dole is here!
[12:44]	I thought… I thought we were doing Romeo and Juliet.
[12:45]	Oh, I’m so sorry. Geez.
[12:47]	Asian girls love hip-hop like a white man loves golf.
[12:50]	Asian girls love hip-hop
[12:52]	like white women love juice cleanses and spin classes.
[12:56]	Asian girls love hip-hop.
[12:59]	And it’s about time hip-hop started to love us back.
[13:08]	Sorry.
[13:10]	I think I’m feeling a little better.
[13:13]	Are you sure?
[13:14]	‘Cause I don’t care. We don’t have to do this.
[13:24]	Does my face look weird?
[13:27]	No weirder than it normally does.
[13:29]	Audience, make sure
[13:30]	you’re showing lots of love. Matter of fact,
[13:32]	can we do a little drumroll real quick on your thigh?
[13:34]	Coming up to the stage,
[13:36]	representing Hamilton High School,
[13:39]	y’all give it up for Bryce Banks!
[13:44]	Ebonics.
[13:46]	Hooked on Phonics. Better to speak right
[13:48]	than be addicted to the chronic.
[13:50]	Yeah, the streets, we bonded.
[13:51]	Heavily influenced by Glock alarm clocks,
[13:53]	but you hear us speak and think we call Beverly home.
[13:56]	Home. Streets we grew up on flooded with demonic tongues.
[14:00]	Guns, usually shunned if you sound like me.
[14:02]	Black boy, but not.
[14:03]	Too wise to let my teeth fall and my tongue rot.
[14:05]	I remember snot-nosed me.
[14:06]	Too critical to speak the language.
[14:08]	Brain, rearranged, told me, “A’ight” wasn’t a word,
[14:10]	or “all right” sounded more my style.
[14:11]	Learned, earned that “A” in grammar,
[14:13]	but hammered the nail of life precisely in my coffin.
[14:15]	“No, you’re not black.
[14:17]	“You ain’t a nigga.
[14:18]	Listen to the way you be talking.”
[14:19]	Learning well too early
[14:21]	that my culture was defined by ignorance.
[14:22]	That if you didn’t punctuate sentences
[14:24]	with “nigga,” you wasn’t one.
[14:25]	But too weak to hold a gun, get scared, can’t fight.
[14:27]	Have no defense, just run.
[14:29]	I learned to speak in a way that would save me.
[14:32]	Go in, poet!
[14:33]	I use analogies and metaphors to guide me.
[14:35]	Anecdotes and white humor to shield me,
[14:37]	’cause one wrong conjunction, and that could be the end of me.
[14:39]	Yes, I open my mouth,
[14:40]	and words seem to flow out seamlessly.
[14:41]	But, really, it’s just a ruse.
[14:43]	The two tongues I use should be on pay-per-view.
[14:45]	The inner battle between culture and safety rages on.
[14:46]	If you look closely, you can see
[14:48]	political correctness throw the first punch.
[14:50]	Sometimes I wish for a moment
[14:52]	where I could speak the way I want to.
[14:54]	Where words don’t carry races on their backs like legacies.
[14:57]	A sentence that was just me.
[15:00]	Would that be a’ight?
[15:02]	Thank you.
[15:09]	Now, when I say “spoken,” y’all say “word.”
[15:11]	– Spoken! – Word!
[15:12]	– Spoken! – Word!
[15:21]	– Hi.	– Hi.
[15:24]	It’s something else, isn’t it?
[15:26]	Oh, yes.
[15:28]	You have a grandchild in the program?
[15:30]	– Yes. – Me, too.
[15:31]	Well, my daughter. Frankie.
[15:34]	Oh, here. Here you go.
[15:37]	– Thank you. – You’re welcome.
[15:39]	I think she wrote about her family.
[15:42]	Maybe I should make a break for it, huh?
[15:44]	Family is the most important.
[15:47]	Yeah. Mm-hmm.
[15:49]	What did your grandchild write about?
[15:52]	My surviving grandson will speak on the detention
[15:55]	and physical assaults endured by his mother
[15:58]	at the hands of the Communist Party of Vietnam
[16:02]	and their state-sanctioned violence
[16:06]	against political dissidents.
[16:08]	Wow.
[16:09]	Good one.
[16:12]	No.
[16:13]	No.
[16:33]	What’s good, everybody? If you’re feeling good, say “yeah.”
[16:36]	– Yeah! – If you’re feeling
[16:38]	really good and you don’t care who knows about it,
[16:40]	say “hell yeah.”
[16:41]	– Hell yeah! – Coming up next,
[16:43]	from Beccles Charter High School,
[16:45]	give it up for Darby Lincoln,
[16:47]	Toboosi Cucci, and Frankie Fox!
[16:55]	Give it up!
[16:59]	Yes!
[17:05]	Uh, hi.
[17:06]	We’re from Beccles Charter High,
[17:07]	and this is our original poem.
[17:14]	If you don’t go potty, the wolf will come and eat you.
[17:16]	Eat your spinach or you’ll never grow.
[17:18]	Don’t listen to those bullies. They’re just jealous of you.
[17:20]	Your father and I are splitting up,
[17:22]	but nothing is going to change.
[17:23]	It’s okay.
[17:24]	Everything happens for a reason.
[17:26]	These are the little lies we tell our little ones.
[17:29]	These harmless little lies
[17:31]	that make their little lives a little easier.
[17:34]	These little white lies.
[17:37]	We need to talk about the way we talk to our kids.
[17:40]	Because there’s never been a worse time
[17:41]	to have a casual relationship with the truth.
[17:43]	And we know enough to ask for better,
[17:45]	because you raised us better.
[17:47]	When did parental control become a setting on your iPad?
[17:50]	You pass on to us your insecurities,
[17:52]	your prejudices, your morality.
[17:54]	Your weak ankles, your crooked teeth,
[17:56]	your fear of spiders, and your high cholesterol.
[17:59]	Why not your truth?
[18:00]	Why not say your truths?
[18:02]	Give us the benefit of your experience.
[18:04]	– While we’re still asking.	– While we’re still asking.
[18:06]	If you want to protect me from the world,
[18:08]	then prepare me for the world.
[18:09]	I wish I had known that everything was going to change,
[18:12]	that I would see my father only once a year,
[18:14]	that I would hear my mother sobbing in the bathroom,
[18:17]	trying to be strong for us.
[18:18]	I wish I had known that they weren’t jealous,
[18:21]	that they didn’t understand what I was,
[18:23]	that I didn’t understand what I was.
[18:25]	But it’s okay,
[18:26]	because everything happens for a reason, right?
[18:28]	Stop worrying about the medium.
[18:30]	And start caring about the message.
[18:31]	Because there’s never been an easy way
[18:33]	to tell a hard truth.
[18:57]	Wow.
[18:59]	Wow, you were incredible.
[19:01]	– You were so, so good up there. – Mom!
[19:03]	Oh, my God. You wrote that?
[19:06]	– Stop! Mom! – Wow!
[19:07]	I’m sorry. I’m so sorry.
[19:09]	– But I’m so, so proud of you. – Mom…
[19:11]	I can’t believe what you did up there.
[19:14]	Let’s go celebrate, okay?
[19:16]	– You want a Blooming Onion? – Yo! Franklin!
[19:18]	– Let’s go to Outback. – Coming!
[19:19]	Where are you going?
[19:21]	You’re not going back on the bus?
[19:23]	Frankie!
[19:32]	Serious?
[19:34]	Hmm.
[19:44]	Hello.
[19:46]	Hey.
[19:47]	Go on. Keep playing. It’s lovely.
[19:53]	Is that crack cocaine?
[19:55]	No, there’s no crack here.
[19:57]	Then what, marijuana?
[19:58]	Mm-hmm.
[20:00]	Don’t slouch, love.
[20:02]	No one will take you seriously.
[20:05]	A man who slouches is like a man who carries a purse…
[20:08]	You’ll get away with it, but everybody will judge you.
[20:12]	May I?
[20:13]	You want some of this?
[20:15]	They say it’s excellent for arthritis.
[20:17]	I want to see for myself.
[20:18]	Have you ever had it before?
[20:19]	I most certainly have not.
[20:21]	Do I look like some flower child to you?
[20:24]	All right, well,
[20:25]	just take small puffs, ’cause this kush got kick.
[20:27]	Mm-hmm.
[20:32]	There you go.
[20:34]	– Gran! – Hello, darling.
[20:36]	John-o, what the hell do you think you’re doing,
[20:38]	giving her that?
[20:39]	She asked me. What was I supposed to say, no?
[20:41]	– Yes! – Stop being such
[20:42]	a stick in the mud, Max.
[20:44]	Just stand there and keep an eye out for your mother.
[20:46]	Okay.
[20:48]	– Here you go. – It’s awfully good.
[20:55]	Nice.
[20:56]	Mmm!
[21:05]	Can I help you?
[21:07]	Postmates?
[21:08]	Oh. Oh.
[21:12]	Well, it’s not food.
[21:16]	Hemingway?
[21:18]	Nice.
[21:21]	Seriously?
[21:22]	You guys don’t card?
[21:24]	Uh, I don’t know.
[21:25]	Wow, you should know.
[21:28]	This is not cool!
[21:31]	It’s not your fault, but you should talk to your manager
[21:33]	or your supervisor or something.
[21:35]	Have a great night.
[21:37]	Have a nice night.
[21:43]	Hello?
[21:49]	You’re welcome!
[21:52]	So glad you could stop by!
[21:58]	You’ve been a great audience!
[22:04]	Oh, Jesus.
[22:06]	Good night, Detroit!

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