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Three old high school friends pass the time in a Michigan motel room dissecting the painful memories of their high school years.
Amy: People change. They end up having nothing to say to each other even if they were best friends years before.
Vince: What you think I'm a dick? Jon: Uh, no. But I do know that occasionally you have a tendency to act in a phallic fashion.
Vin: Do you have any idea how much those drugs cost? Amy: There'll be other drugs, Vincent. Vin: I know... but, I really liked those ones.
Jon: Since when are you all high and mighty? Vin: I'm not high and mighty. I'm too high to be high and mighty.
Jon: She's probably scared. Vin: Oh god, of *what*? I never threatened her! Jon: ...You sometimes present a threatening appearance. Vin: Dude... we have been going together for three years. Jon: So what? Vin: So... I mean, you'd think she would be used to it by now.
Jon: Thanks, Vince. Vince: [confused] What? Jon: Thanks. Vince: For what? Jon: For all your *honesty*.
Jon: You don't like my work? Vin: I like it like I like a shot of whiskey first thing in the morning: it's good for about 10 minutes and then I want my coffee.
Vin: She thinks I have violet tendencies. Jon: Oh, boy. Vin: Jon, I never touched her. Jon: I never said you did. Vin: well, she thinks I have, uh, "unresolved issues, which occasionally manifest themselves in potentially violet ways." Jon: [... ] Women these days have no reason to hang around potentially violet guys. It's not an attractive quality anymore. Too many guys out there with "resolved" violet tendencies. Vin: Oh, so I'm out of fashion?
Amy: I have a boyfriend. Vince: Who is he? Amy: He's the District Attorney. Vince: Oh, God. That is so typical. Amy: Typical. Why? Vince: It just is.
Jon: What's up man? Vince: Oh, nothin' much. Jon: You're not dressed. Vince: Lay off. Jon: Not that I don't like it... Vince: What? Jon: Nothing. Vince: So? Jon: So nothing. Vince: Okay. Jon: Okay.