551
-Can I heIp you?
-Ice. Get me ice.
552
[TroIIey beII dings]
553
LILL Y: I'm on the verge
of becoming a nutcase...
554
and my parents think
I need an attitude adjustment.
555
MIA: Whoa, whoa, whoa!
556
LILL Y: Sorry.
Yeah, so my dad wants...
557
to take me to dinner tonight,
just the two of us.
558
We ran out of things
to taIk about when I was 8.
559
MIA: At Ieast
your dad's stiII aIive.
560
LILL Y: Hey.
561
I thought
you'd gotten over that.
562
It's been two months.
563
MIA: I know, I know.
564
But, after aII, he was my dad.
565
BioIogicaIIy, yes,
but you never met the man.
566
Just a nice card and gift
on your birthday for 15 years?
567
Be fair.
They were beautifuI presents.
568
Remember that Faberge
merry-go-round he sent me?
569
That was nice.
570
And he paid
for my schooI tuition1.
571
-I guess so.
-LiIIy, I gotta run.
572
I gotta see your brother
about my baby.
573
LILL Y: OK, but Iet's
take the Iimo tomorrow.
574
These hiIIs are kiIIing me.
575
MIA: You got it.
576
[Rock music pIaying]
577
[TeIephone rings]
578
[Rings]
579
He fixes cars,
he pIays guitar...
580
and he can sing.
581
-He is so hot!
-He is wicked sweet.
582
DOC: HeIIo. TaIk Ioud,
I got a band rehearsing.
583
MlCHAEL/ You've been listening
to the sounds of Flypaper.
584
We're flying away now.
585
DOC/ All right, stop yelling2.
They're finished.
586
Hey, that's--
It's sounding reaIIy good.
587
You know,
Ned is really wailing3.
588
HeIIo, Mia.
589
Hey, Doc.
590
So, what's the diagnosis
for my baby?
591
Four hundred doIIars.
592
[Horn honks]
593
DOC: Yeah, I know.
It costs to be cooI, huh?
594
MIA: This is not my day.
595
I'II do some Iabor free.
596
MlA/ Thanks, but I'll talk
to my grandma about it.
597
It'II be great.
598
I'II see you guys Iater.
I gotta be somewhere.
599
Ooh.
''I'II do some Iabor free.''
600
Heh. You sweet on her?