♪ ("CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" THEME MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
♪ (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
♪ (SINGER VOCALIZING) ♪
- (AUDIENCE CHEERING, APPLAUDING) - (LAUGHS) I love you, America!
And you love me!
ANNOUNCER: From Hollywood, it's Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Tonight, Maria Sofia Estrada.
JIMMY KIMMEL: Well, Maria Sofia, it is a great pleasure
- to have you here. - (CHUCKLES)
If you haven't seen Young Larry, she steals the show.
- I mean, absolutely. - (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
(CHEERS, LAUGHS) That's right. Whoo!
- (LAUGHS) - You're a show stealer.
That's true. Yeah, I am. (GIGGLES)
And, obviously, confidence is not an issue with you.
- (LAUGHS) - So why do you think you got this part?
(CHUCKLES) I was the best, clearly.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING, APPLAUDING)
So, is there a lot of improv on the show?
Yes, there's a script,
but I make up most of my own lines,
put my own spin on the words, make it better.
- (AUDIENCE CHEERING) - ♪ (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
♪ (MUSIC ENDS) ♪
IRMA KOSTROSKI: ♪ I have A structured settlement ♪
♪ But I need cash now ♪
♪ Call J.G. Wentworth ♪
- ♪ 877-CASH-NOW ♪ - (FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
♪ I have some big annuities But I need cash now ♪
♪ Call J.G. Wentworth ♪
- ♪ 877-CASH-NOW ♪ - Could you just stop with that--
stop with that commercial?
- I don't wanna hear that. - ♪ (IMITATING OPERA SINGER) ♪
- Don't sing that in the house. - I wanna stop. I can't stop!
- Well, stop! - (FRIDGE OPENING)
Where's the oat milk?
Oh, right here.
Oh, Mr. "I'm never gonna stop drinking almond milk."
- Yeah. Oh. - IRMA: Because what did I tell you about almond milk?
- Yeah. No, good. - IRMA: Remember again?
- Yeah, bad. Yeah. - IRMA: What did we say?
- ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ - You know, the water that they use in
in this state for these almonds
and the methophexohexadine, they're killing the bees!
I'm sorry you're unhappy, Larry,
but as her sponsor,
I'm telling you, she simply cannot handle a breakup.
- How long are we talking? - Well, they say no changes
for the first 90 days in the program, but...
(SCOFFS) ...with Irma, I mean, minimum six months.
Six months?
I need you to promise me, Larry. Six months.
(SIGHS DEEPLY)
- CYRUS: Promise me, Larry. - IRMA: And the proliferation of root fungus--
- Yeah, oat milk. - ♪ (MUSIC FADES) ♪
That's it. That's the way to go.
Oh, if you go past the pharmacy on your way to the golf club,
this is for my hammer toe.
I'm not going to the golf club.
- No, but if you do. - No, but I'm not going.
But you will go before I do, so would you get me these?
I don't care if they're black, white, extra-large.
♪ Oh, I have A structured settlement ♪
♪ But I need cash now ♪
♪ Call J.G. Wentworth ♪
♪ 877-CASH-NOW ♪
- ♪ (IMITATING OPERA SINGER) ♪ - (DOOR CLOSING)
♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
(KEYS JINGLE)
(DOOR CLOSES)
(PHONE CHIMES)
- Siri, directions to Wolfsglen. - ♪ (MUSIC ENDS) ♪
SIRI: Directions to Great Wolf Lodge.
No, Siri, Wolfsglen Restaurant.
SIRI: One option I see,
Wood's Garden Supply on Benedict Canyon.
Siri! Wolfsglen Restaurant in Westwood.
SIRI: One option I see,
The Woolsey Restaurant in Burbank.
No! No, no, you're not listening!
I said Wolfsglen Restaurant in Westwood.
SIRI: A wolf's den is a habitat that provides wolves
- with protection from... - No, you stupid fucking idiot!
It's Wolfsglen Restaurant in Westwood!
SIRI: One option I see,
- Jay Wolf Clothing. - No! Ah, you fuck!
Wolfsglen Restaurant!
SIRI: Sorry, I didn't get that.
Oh, my God, you fucking moron! It's Wolfsglen, you cunt.
SIRI: Bundt cake is a cake that is baked in a Bundt pan.
Not Bundt! Gah! I said, "You cunt!"
- SIRI: Sorry, I didn't get that. - I called you a cunt!
SIRI: One option I see, Carson City, Nevada.
Oh, shut up!
SIRI: One option I see, wool glove.
Shut the fuck up!
- SIRI: Sorry, I didn't get that. - Oh, fuck you!
♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC PLAYS) ♪
Somebody is paying you to just show up
at a birthday party in Atlanta.
- Yeah. I mean, so stupid. - JEFF GREENE: Yeah, rich guy.
They're paying him a ton of money.
- Really? - Ridiculous.
Who is this guy? How does he even know who you are?
He's a wealthy businessman from Africa
who loves Young Larry.
Yeah, Maria Sofia's gonna be there, too.
Oh, well, now it makes sense. She's the draw.
By the way, Leon's going with us 'cause his Auntie Rae
lives in Atlanta.
- Remember her? Yeah? - I remember Auntie Rae.
Send her my regards.
So what are you gonna do, tell some jokes or something?
No, this is good. I'm glad you brought this up.
- I want this in the contract. - Sure!
Okay. I'm not gonna do any speeches.
I'm not gonna do any stand-up. I'm not gonna do any toasts.
I'll mingle, I'll shake hands, and I'll be cordial.
Do you even know how to be cordial?
(CHUCKLES) I think so. Do I?
I would guess you do.
I don't think I can, but I'll try.
Is the-- Are we getting any food here?
- This is unbelievable. - I know.
It's been half a fucking hour already.
I got soup and a sandwich.
- Can I give you-- - My God.
- Excuse me. - Yeah.
We've been sitting here for a half hour
waiting for our food.
I'm so sorry about that. Your server, Benny,
he's a little distracted.
His mother passed away a couple of days ago.
Few days ago and he comes into work?
- What's he coming in for? - If he's all upset,
then he should be home in mourning.
And you can't complain, obviously.
No, you can't go to the manager. It's a no-win situation.
Yeah, and you know what else? Now he gets a condolence tip.
- Yeah. You got no choice. - LARRY DAVID: Yeah.
Hey, let me ask you a question. What's going on here?
- What? - This is a-- This is new.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Uh, you decided to just dye your hair?
(LAUGHS) Wha... Yeah. What? You don't--
you don't know that it’s brown and it was gray last week?
- What are you doing that for? - I-- I like it.
Oh, yeah, you like it?
- I do. - You sure Lady Macbeth
didn't have anything to do with that?
You wish you had a wife that cared about you.
- You wish you had a wife. - I almost did a...
(CHUCKLES) I almost did a spit take.
Jeff, you made this choice by your own free will.
Is that right? You tell him. Tell him!
LARRY: Finally! There's our food.
- Oh, Benny. - Yeah.
PATRON: I heard about your mother.
- I'm so sorry. - Oh, gosh.
Thank you so much for saying that.
- What's he doing? (SIGHS) - This could take forever now.
I mean, you only get one mother. I'm devastated,
to be honest. I don't wanna-- Oh, thank you.
He's talking about his mother.
- BENNY: Thank you so much. - Yeah.
LARRY: This is unbelievable. And there's my soup!
It's sitting there, getting cold.
Hey! I ordered a tuna melt. That's fucked.
But it was the sepsis that ultimately killed her.
I am so fucking hungry.
- I'm starving, too. - Uh, sorry.
(SIGHS)
It's just a lot to process, you know?
I'm so sorry for your loss.
♪ (PLAYFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
(BOTH LAUGH)
(AIRPLANE WHIRRING)
LARRY: Did you tell Auntie Rae
that you're coming, or are you gonna surprise her?
Oh, no, no. She's not good with surprises.
You can't do that shit to old people, man.
I mean, I almost killed a uncle like that.
- Yeah. - This motherfucker was in the tub taking a fucking bath.
- Right? (LAUGHS) - He's like, "What the fuck?"
That was it. Motherfucker died like this.
Just like... You know what I mean?
Yeah, you can't surprise an old person.
No, you can't do that. Know what I mean?
I know what you mean. Why do you keep asking me if I know what you mean?
It wasn't that difficult. It's not science.
You made a very simple statement.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
- Yeah. - (PHONE RINGING)
Look at this. (CHUCKLES) Fucking you again.
Third or fourth time today.
Jeez! Another butt dial.
- (DIAL TONE RINGING) - Oh, man. I'm sorry.
It puts me in a bad spot.
Puts you in a-- Puts me in the worst spot.
Because I called a guy last week.
- Yeah. - I hadn't spoken to him
in 14 years, and so I got to pretend
- that I was calling him. - Right.
And the next thing you know, you're having dinner.
See, me, I carry my phone in my front pocket.
But sometimes, I dick dial people by mistake.
Oh, you make a dick dial?
One time, I ordered a pizza by mistake.
This motherfucker shows up, I said, "The fuck is this?"
"You ordered a pizza earlier." Wow, my fucking dick.
And sometimes, I can hear my dick
dialing a number.
(IMITATES PHONE NUMBER PAD BEEPING)
- (LAUGHS) - LEON BLACK: Know what I mean?
I'm like, "What the fuck are you doing?"
(CHUCKLES) You know what I'm saying?
I do know what you're saying.
- Exactly, man. - Do you know what I mean?
- Know what I mean? - You know what I mean?
BOTH: Do you know what I mean?
- No, no. Do you know what I mean? - Oh, wow. Here she is.
- ♪ (BIG BAND MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ - LEON: Oh, boy. (CHUCKLES)
They call that shit DTM.
- Yeah. -"Doing too much."
MARIA SOFIA ESTRADA: Ooh! Hi.
LARRY: It's hard to watch, isn't it?
(LAUGHS, BLOWS KISSES)
Oh, well, look who's here.
- The princess has arrived. - Ah!
Cutting it kind of close, no?
Oh, the plane won't take off without me.
- What is this? - This is my emotional support dog, Pechuca.
- Wow. - Emotional support dog?
What a scam.
They shouldn't even let you on the plane
if you're that mentally unstable.
- It is not a scam. - This dog is overweight.
They're gonna charge you 200 dollars extra on the flight.
Dogs are like goldfish.
You can overfeed this motherfucker.
Can you not fat-shame my dog?
You can't insult a dog. They don't know.
- Yes, she does. - You need self-awareness
to understand someone's shaming you.
This dog is not gonna turn around and go,
"What the fuck you say?"
Look, watch this. Hey, fat fuck.
You a fat ass. You fucking fat.
You a short, fat ass dog.
Look at that. See? The dog don't know.
Come on, Pechuca. I don't wanna be late.
And, Pechuca, they got a meal on the flight.
Don't do it. Don't you eat nothing else.
See that?
- I bet he heard that part. - Yeah, you told him.
♪ (LIVELY MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER TV)
- (KNOCKING ON DOOR) - HOUSEKEEPER: Housekeeping.
- (DOOR LOCK CLICKS) - (MUMBLING) Oh, come in.
- ♪ (MUSIC ENDS) ♪ - (CHATTER OVER TV CONTINUES)
Hey. Good morning.
- (SIGHS) - There's a problem?
What's with the eye roll?
I come back.
LARRY: What do you mean? Wait a second.
I don't understand. Did I do something wrong?
This-- this is a typical room.
There's clothes strewn about.
Yes, I see there's underwear and socks.
- I come back. - What? What did I--
That's what people do when they're in a hotel. Yeah.
Socks, underwear on the floor. You don't care.
You're not-- you're not home.
I'm-- I'm completely bewildered by this whole thing.
I really don't understand. I mean, this was a typical room.
By the way, I'm very considerate of housekeeping.
You should know this.
I guarantee you there'll be a tip for you in this room.
- Guaranteed. - I come back.
I feel like somehow I've disappointed you.
- HOUSEKEEPER: I come back later. - What have I done?
I'm just staying... (LAUGHS) ...in a hotel.
Is this your first room you've ever cleaned?
This is what a hotel is.
- (DOOR CLOSES) - Oh, my God.
♪ (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
(PECHUCA BARKS)
MARIA SOFIA: Let's go, Pechuca.
- (CAR DOOR CLOSES) - (CHUCKLES)
(PECHUCA BARKS)
I love you. Come on, Pechuca. Come on, baby.
- (PECHUCA BARKS) - Oh.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
(DOOR OPENS)
- Oh, my goodness. You made it. - LARRY: (CHUCKLES) Ah! Hey!
RAE: It's so good to see you.
- Oh, Lord have mercy. - (LAUGHS)
- Look at you. (CHUCKLES) - I brought you a gift.
You know, you are as sweet in person as you are on camera.
Oh-- Oh, you got one, too. Okay. Thank you, baby.
Come on in, y'all. Come on in.
Oh, Larry, I gotta show you something.
Can you tell me who that is right there?
(LARRY AND AUNTIE RAY LAUGH)
- Oh, boy! - Come on, man.
- Look at you. Look at that. - (LAUGHS) Guess who that is.
- Look at that handsome lad. - (LAUGHS)
I had a 4.0 APA, "Ass-Point-Average."
- Leon. - LEON: In high school,
I was the valedictorian of tapping ass.
You know what, Larry? It is so good to see you.
I haven't seen you in such a-- You look fantastic...
- So do you. - ...by the way.
- I cannot believe-- - LARRY: I do, really?
- Yes, indeed. - What about me?
- What's that? - We got to get the vote out.
This a very important one, Larry.
- And in two days. - Oh, yeah, yeah. I heard about this.
Yeah, you heard about this election?
Yeah, I read about that.
Yeah. Oh, Larry, I want you to help yourself
to some of my hors d'oeuvres. Listen, come on, baby.
We gon' serve your wine
- for lunch! Come on, now. - (LAUGHS) Oh, you're welcome.
LARRY: That does not look good at all.
It really looks inedible.
What? What are you doing?
Did you see-- (BLABBERS)
- (SCOFFS) You took my glasses. - Oh, I love it.
- Thank you, thank you. - What did you do?
- Why'd you take my glasses? - She wanted to try a new style.
I wanted to see what your glasses looked like on her.
You know, you could have asked me.
- You would have said no. - Are you serious?
You know, I can see well through 'em.
I think we might have the same prescription.
LARRY: Can I have my glasses back, please?
All right, fine. Here.
- What the hell? - What? What's wrong?
- What's wrong? - Yes.
They don't fit.
- Oh, my goodness. - You stretched them out.
- No, I didn't. - What'd you do?
I didn't do anything to 'em. They must've been like that
- when she gave 'em to me. - LARRY: No! They weren't like that.
Look at the size of her head. Are you kidding?
You can't just take a pair of glasses and try them on.
You have a big head.
- Dare I say, freakish? - No, I don't have a big head.
It's excessive. It's like a jack-o'-lantern.
You know what? You got a peanut head like Mr. Peanut.
- Look at this. Look at this. - I did not--
- I'll tell you what. - Look! Look!
- I see it! I see it! - They won't stay on my face.
- They won't stay on my-- - Fine!
Listen, I got a spare pair of glasses.
I will bring them to you
so you can wear them. I'll be right back.
- What is wrong with you? - These glasses are fragile.
She's got a giant fucking head. She ruined my glasses.
- What is the big deal? - The big deal is I'm in Atlanta.
I don't have a spare pair.
I got the party tonight.
There's no time and I can't wear these.
This motherfucker can't see for shit.
Hey! Man, what the fuck are you doing?
- (PECHUCA GROWLS) - Get your fat ass
off my jacket. You crazy?
Pechuca is not fat.
I told your pudgy ass before to stay off my shit.
Do not talk to Pechuca like that.
All right, all right, all right.
Cut out the foolishness. Here are the glasses.
Now, I'm gonna give them to you on loan.
But remember, you gotta give them back to me
before you leave Georgia.
- This is ridiculous. - Just try 'em on.
You can see through 'em, right?
Yeah, I can see.
Thank you. That's all I'm saying.
How do they look?
They look fucking ridiculous with a peanut fucking head.
♪ (PLEASANT CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
(ELEVATOR CHIMES)
LARRY: Oh, no!
- ♪ (MUSIC FADES) ♪ - Ah. Hey there.
- (GROANS) - Oh, Ligaya.
Is that how you pronounce it? Ligaya?
What a beautiful name. That is a really substantial,
beautiful foreign name. I like it a lot.
- Why you wear lady glasses? - LARRY: Oh, well, yeah,
somebody broke my glasses, essentially.
But, you know, speaking of glasses, by the way,
can I give you a hypothetical?
If a guest dropped glasses in the toilet,
who fishes the glasses out of the toilet?
Is that your department?
Or is it the guest who's never put his hands
in a toilet in his life?
Or the housekeeper who's very familiar with it
and is kind of desensitized, in a way, to the whole situation
and has gloves
and has the equipment and a plan?
What do you do?
It's a legitimate question.
I have job. I have work.
No, but what about the glasses?
Do you get the glasses out of the toilet?
You get 'em yourself!
What? Hey! They're not mine. I never said
they were my glasses. That was a hypothetical.
A hypothetical means it's possible
and maybe not possible.
It's just a question.
You know, you're quite a farbissiner.
♪ (TANGO MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
LEON: All right, look at this.
- LARRY: All right, here we go. - ♪ (CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING IN BACKGROUND) ♪
- (INDISTINCT CHATTER) - MICHAEL FOUCHAY: Oh, my words.
- Larry David. - LARRY: Oh.
- Maria Sofia. - (MARIA SOFIA CHEERS)
- Wow, guys. - LARRY: Hello.
- Hi. - Welcome!
It's so nice to meet you, Larry.
Nice to meet you.
What an honor to have you guys in my house.
- Your house? - Yes.
You're Michael Fouchay?
Yeah, Michael Fouchay. It's my birthday.
I thought you were African.
Yeah, I am. I'm South African. Born and raised in Joburg.
Ah! Uh, this is my friend, Leon, I was telling you about.
Leon Black.
- Ah, put it there, Leon. - Very good to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice house.
Yeah. No, thanks. Welcome.
How-- how-- Um, something's different.
Is it the-- Something looks different.
Somebody stretched out my glasses with her big head,
so I'm wearing hers.
These actually look better than the ones he usually wears.
(CHUCKLES) She's so quick, this one, hey? They actually do.
- They look very sort of arty. - (LAUGHS) Yeah, I know.
MICHAEL: You are so witty.
- You are so witty. - What is this?
You don't tell people you're from Africa
- if you're from South Africa. - If this motherfucker's African,
I'm fucking a...
What's the little boy in that fucking book
with the freckles on his face,
with the overalls and the fucking bare feet,
and he looked wet all the time?
- Huckleberry Finn. - Huckleberry fucking Finn.
- Yeah, Huckleberry Finn. - We are so excited.
There are so many people that wanna meet you.
- Really? Me? - Yes, absolutely.
Hey, where the fucking food at?
Outside is a-- there's an incredible buffet there.
Anything you want, please make yourself
- absolutely at home. - Whoo-hoo! Say less. (LAUGHS)
Cheers, my brother.
Ah, you just lost about half the buffet.
Oh, no. We've got plenty. We got plenty.
Listen, I especially want you to meet Brookie.
Uh... Ah, there she--
Ah, never mind. We'll grab her now.
She's just stepping out. You're gonna love her.
(CHUCKLES) You know, when people tell me
I'm going to love someone,
I'm kind of programmed not to like them.
So it's kind of a lose-lose for Brookie.
Uh, Brooke. Brooke.
- Who? - Just call her Brooke.
- Her-- her name's Brooke. - You just said Brookie.
Oh, only her really close friends call her Brookie.
So I can't call her Brookie?
No. No.
Can I introduce you to some of my guests?
- Oh, I would love that. - Mingle,
- do some photos... - Oh, I would
- so love that. Yes. - ...that'd be amazing.
- ♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ - (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Can you sign one for me next? My name's Allie.
- I think I'm your biggest fan. - Oh!
And the thing that really bothers me--
I wanna tell you something. You know how there's like,
green bags, clear bags
- in the grocery store. - Sure.
They put clear where they should put green.
- Green-- - They put clear in the green
- and the green in the clear. - GUEST: You understand?
Yeah, sure. The green in the clear...
- GUEST: Has this happened to you? - ...and... (MUMBLES)
Okay. (LAUGHS) Oh, shit!
So they put their two mascaras down.
Hannah walked off with hers.
Oh, Hannah walked off with hers. Oh! (CHUCKLES)
She did.
- Wow! - She did. (LAUGHS)
- She walked off! - (LAUGHS) Oh.
Mm, mm, mm!
Oh, shit. Goddamn birthday cake.
♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC CONTINUES) ♪
- ♪ (MUSIC PAUSES) ♪ - (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC RESUMES) ♪
- (HUMS) - Oh!
- (PHONE CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) - All right.
- Okay. - ♪ (MUSIC ENDS) ♪
- (INDISTINCT CHATTER) - Okay.
Have you noticed that when you take a picture,
you don't look nearly as good
as you do when you look in the mirror?
- Yeah. - Because the mirror
is how you see yourself.
And the photo is how you're seen.
Fuck, that's deep.
Let me ask you this question. You ever been to Africa?
No. I would love to go, though.
I wonder if a Black man going to Africa
is like a Jew going to Israel.
If you go to Israel to fuck, you know what I'm saying?
I'll tell you what. Let's plan a trip.
We'll hit the Congo...
- Oh, I like that. - ...you know?
And then, we'll go to Tel Aviv.
- I'll tap yours. You tap mine. - LARRY: I love that.
- That is a trip. - LEON: Know what?
I'm gonna go top this bitch off right here.
I'll see you in a minute, playboy. (CHUCKLES)
Well, hello there.
Hello!
Michael insisted that I meet you. I'm Brooke.
- Yes, hi. Larry. - Nice to meet you, Larry.
Well, it's nice to meet you, Brookie.
Uh, it's Brooke.
- Excuse me? - It's Brooke. My name is Brooke.
- Brooke. - Yeah.
Michael told me about the Brooke-Brookie thing.
Um.
(CHUCKLES) There's not a thing. My name is Brooke.
Michael calls you Brookie.
M-- my good friends call me Brookie.
People I just met call me Brooke.
How long does one need to know you
before Brooke becomes Brookie?
- Well-- - Brookie!
- Oh, my God, Carl! - Hi! Hello.
(LAUGHS) I thought I saw you across the room.
- Ah! Did you meet Larry? - Not yet. Hi, Larry.
I'm Carl. We are tickled pink
- that you are here. - Thank you, Carl.
Nice-- nice to meet you.
I gotta get this out to Cynthia.
So, good to see you. I'll catch up
- with you in a minute. - Absolutely.
BROOKE: So nice to meet you, Larr.
- Okay. - Bye, Brookie.
BROOKE: Bye.
What was that?
Just saying bye to Brookie. (CHUCKLES)
So you call her Brookie?
- Yeah. - How long have you known her?
Well, we met a few months ago at a dinner party. (CHUCKLES)
And this is the second time you're seeing her?
Yeah, second time.
So you met once at a dinner party
and you've been calling her Brookie?
- Yeah. - Did you call her Brookie
at the dinner party?
Yeah. Yeah, I think so.
She didn't say, "Call me Brooke"?
No.
Are you aware of the Brooke-Brookie rule?
- No, I'm not aware of that. - LARRY: Because...
you seem to be in violation of the Brooke-Brookie rule.
- Please, educate me. - LARRY: Yeah.
How am I in violation of this rule?
Well, only her close friends can call her Brookie.
Is there anybody else from that party here?
Yeah. Brookie.
Mm-hmm. Anyone else?
Me. I'm Carl.
This is interesting. Very interesting.
- Is it? - LARRY: Yes.
I'm gonna get to the bottom of this.
- (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) - Here we go. That's great.
How's that? Should we do another one?
Larr! Larr, Larr. Get in here. Get in here.
- We're doing a group shot. - LARRY: I can't now.
- MICHAEL: We're doing a photo. - I can't. I can't do it now.
A group shot.
- Excuse me. Excuse me. - Yes?
I got to tell you, I'm a little confused
about the Brooke-Brookie rule.
Oh, there's not a rule.
- It's just-- - Oh, no, I beg to differ.
I think there is a rule.
Now, Carl,
who hardly knows you at all, calls you Brookie,
whereas I was given very strict instructions,
by you, to call you Brooke.
- Carl is a great guy. - No, no!
Carl is not a great guy. I just spoke to Carl.
I didn't find Carl to be a great guy at all.
If I had a Larr-Larry rule,
Carl wouldn't be calling me Larr.
- I can tell you that. - Oh, I'm so sorry.
Do you want me to call you Larr?
No, because I don't have a Larr-Larry rule.
I don't have a Brooke-Brookie Rule.
No, you do. You do have a Brooke-Brookie rule.
And it only applies to me.
Larry, my name is Brooke.
- Have a good night. - ♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC PLAYS) ♪
Yo, happy birthday.
Oh, thank you. Thank you, my brother.
Thank you so much.
Aw!
Really. Seriously. (SMOOCHES)
- (MARIA SOFIA LAUGHS) - Thank you so much.
Honestly, any time, you're welcome back.
- Any time. - All right. Okay. Okay.
- All right. Okay. - Larry, cheers. Thanks, bye.
All right, so...
All right.
We did it. Here we were. We showed up at the party.
We came out. Yep.
Yeah, interesting. Very interesting.
Yeah. It was... It was nice. Very good.
Now it's done. It's all done. Yeah.
- All right. Okay. - Okay.
- ♪ (LIVELY MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ - (SIGHS)
(SQUEALS) What's up, y'all? I'm in a nice hotel.
- (PECHUCA BARKS) - Pechuca, no wait! Pechuca.
- (PECHUCA BARKS) - Oh. Oh, my God. Hey!
Hey! (GASPS) Oh!
- (GROANS) - (PECHUCA BARKS)
Wha... What the hell?
- You're standing in the way. - LARRY: Oh, man!
Your dog slobbered all over me.
Don't scream around Pechuca, please.
- She's sensitive. - (LARRY GROANS)
Now, I got to go clean my pants.
Oh, well, good. They were basic anyways.
- Fucking dog. - ♪ (MUSIC CONTINUES) ♪
(GROANS SOFTLY)
♪ (MUSIC FADES) ♪
Oh, excuse me.
You know where the restaurant is for breakfast?
- Breakfast? Absolutely. - LARRY: Yeah.
It's gonna-- You know what?
Uh, it's probably easier if I walk with you.
I can just escort you myself.
That's not necessary. I can find it.
Just point me in the right direction.
Oh, it's my pleasure. It's not too far of a walk.
I'm happy to take you.
You don't have to do that. I'll-- I'll find it.
Oh, it's no trouble at all. I'll walk with you.
Okay.
All right. Right this way.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
What?
Are you serious?
She's the employee of the month?
She is. She's been here six years.
This is her last month.
- Oh, no wonder. - (PHONE RINGING)
- Hello! - JEFF: Hey.
I got some bad news.
Michael Fouchay,
uh, doesn't want to pay you the appearance fee.
What are you talking about? Why?
I don't know. He's not returning my calls.
Not returning my emails.
- I don't know what to do. - Wow. What a nerve.
Flew me all the way out here, he's not paying me?
- That's bullshit! - Yeah, it is bullshit.
I'm gonna go to his office.
I have his card. I got the address.
I'm getting my money.
- You do that. - All right. Goodbye.
♪ (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
LARRY: Hey, good to see you again.
MICHAEL: A hundred and fifty mil?
If he puts in 100 mil, I'll match whatever Elon does.
I was gonna fly in his plane.
Now he says, I must take my own plane. I don't mind.
I'll take the plane. I just need to go...
Hang on a second. I need to-- I need to call you back.
Larry, can I help you?
I just found out you're not paying me.
Is that true?
Yeah, that is true.
(GASPS) Are you kidding?
Larry, I'm not paying you
'cause you're in violation of your contract.
Violation of the contract? What?
MICHAEL: You said you were gonna be cordial.
You weren't cordial.
I wasn't c-- You're saying to me,
okay, that I wasn't cordial? I most certainly was cordial.
Do you know what cordial means?
I spoke to-- Yes, I know exactly what it means.
It means to be polite, to be friendly,
and not to tell people what you really think of them
and what assholes they all were.
- Yes. That's cordial. - You were not cordial.
I get it. I get it. (SCOFFS)
This is about your dear friend, Brookie, right?
Is this Brookie? 'Cause I called her Brookie?
I called Brooke Brookie?
You know what? Carl called her Brookie.
Carl hardly knows her. He met her once.
I met her once.
What's Carl got that I don't got?
- No-- - Don't disrespect a woman
and call her Brookie if you don't know her that well.
It's just being polite. But anyway...
- Okay, Carl didn't know her. - I'll let it slide.
Larry, listen to me.
I don't wanna do this, this American way
where we all just yell at each other.
Do you wanna take a step back...
- I'm gonna take a step back. - ...and do this the African way?
I think we got off on the wrong foot.
I think there's a wound here and we need to try and heal it.
- Let's do it. - Have you heard of the TRC?
I don't know what that is.
- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa. - Oh, I've heard of that. Yes.
That was how we healed apartheid.
- I wanna do something similar with you. - Okay. All right.
Come in. Sit down.
- You know, I'll take a seat. - Have a seat.
- I'll sit down. - Thank you.
- I'll sit down. - Thank you, Larry. Welcome.
- All right. Okay. - Okay.
I'm gonna be Desmond Tutu
and then I'm gonna ask you questions.
- You're gonna be Tutu? - MICHAEL: Yeah,
because Tutu was the guy asking the questions.
But in this particular case, I was a victim.
You shouldn't be Tutu. I should be Tutu.
We can't both be Tutu.
- We can't have two Tutus. - No, you can't have two Tutus.
I'll be a different name, okay? My name's Frank.
No, no. You wanna be Tutu, be Tutu.
Okay. (INHALES DEEPLY) So...
Larry, thanks for coming in today.
Of course, Mr. Tutu.
Would you like to tell everyone present here today
if you believe
that you truly honored this contract
and deserve the payment?
I think I did to the best of my ability.
I faked cordiality and I feigned interest.
I'm gonna be honest, I'm disappointed.
I was expecting more from my childhood hero.
I've been expecting more from myself my whole life
and it's just not there.
Do you accept that it was a bad vibe, actually,
and kind of ruined my party and my--
I've ruined every party I've ever gone to
in my entire life.
- I have bad energy. - I just expected
that you'd be more grateful.
I really did the best
under the circumstances of a person
who hates people and yet had to be amongst them.
MICHAEL: I feel like you are being honest.
For someone to admit that they don't like people
and they have a bad vibe is not easy.
Yes. I don't like myself. I'm a person.
You know what we learned in the TRC, Larry?
Sometimes, the unlikeliest
of friendships can develop.
I feel like there is a connection.
Uh, no. There's... There's not.
You know what I'm gonna do for you, Larry?
I'm gonna step up here.
I'm gonna pay you the money.
Oh, my God. Seriously?
I'm gonna pay you the money.
- Michael Fouchay. - MICHAEL: Yes.
Michael Fouchay.
- There's a bit of warmth there. - LARRY: Yeah, you see it?
Can I ask you-- While I have you in this warm moment,
can I ask you something?
Would you mind signing this for my little guy?
Oh. Not at all. Of course.
- Happy to. - MICHAEL: Thank you.
Appreciate that. That's amazing Thank you. Thanks.
- So this is to your son? - MICHAEL: Wow. Yes.
Yeah, that little kid that I was talking to.
- Yes, the little guy. Yeah. - Yeah. Uh, uh, Kramen.
What?
- (MUMBLES INDISTINCTLY) - Oh, my son.
- Yeah, your son. - Yeah, make it to my son.
- (MUMBLES) - Simon.
Simon! Yeah. Yeah, that's what I said. Yeah.
♪ (LIVELY MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
Housekeeping!
(SIGHS) Asshole!
You leave me tip in toilet.
LIGAYA: Whoo!
(GRUNTS, LAUGHS)
Hey!
- Whoo! - LARRY: What are you doing?
That's my stuff.
- You're a bad man. - Are you out of your mind?
- (LAUGHS) - Oh, my God. Stop it!
(LAUGHS)
Why are you doing this? What did I do?
You throw my tip in toilet, I toss your clothes.
LARRY: What are you talking about?
What? I didn't-- I didn't put money in the toilet.
- Whoo! (LAUGHS) - LARRY: You sick maniac.
You're insane.
I go out with a bang. (LAUGHS)
Michael, it was great to see you.
- We had a fantastic time. - ♪ (MUSIC FADES) ♪
Whenever the check arrives, it arrives.
Do me a favor.
Will you give my best to Simon? I love that kid.
Yes, I'd love to get on a Zoom
- with the lad. - (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
All right, we'll work it out then.
Okay. Okay. All right.
(SIGHS)
So you're getting paid?
- I will get paid, yes. - Me too.
LARRY: But man, does this guy have a nerve
- threatening not to pay me? - (DIAL TONE RINGING)
What? 'Cause I wasn't cordial?
And this Fouchay?
What a pain in the ass! He's still making requests.
I got to get on a Zoom with his son, Simon?
That kid's a potato.
His dad's gonna have to donate a building
to get that kid into college.
You know what the worst thing about this Fouchay is?
Trying to pass himself off as African.
This guy's not African, he's South African.
Hey, you're sitting on my phone.
Pechuca, come. Pechuca. (KISSES) Come, come, come.
- Come. Pechuca. - ♪ (PLAYFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
Hello?
Goodbye, Larry.
Goodbye.
(BUSY TONE BEEPING)
- (WHIMPERS) - ♪ (MUSIC ENDS) ♪
LARRY: Just keep going straight.
I think it's right on this block.
I thought we were going to the airport.
I just have to return Auntie Rae's glasses.
She's at some polling place voting.
There it is. It's up on the right.
♪ (WHIMSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
MARIA SOFIA: Aw, those people must be so hot.
LARRY: Oh, there she is. Stop the car.
- MARIA SOFIA: Auntie Rae. - How are you doing? (LAUGHS)
MARIA SOFIA: How are you?
I'm good. But why are--
- Look at you. - (LAUGHS) Hey.
RAE: What you doing here?
Well, we're on our way to the airport,
but I thought we should stop by and return these.
- Oh, you remembered. (LAUGHS) - I remembered. Are you kidding?
It was on my mind every minute.
Well, I hope it wasn't on your head.
I hope you didn't stretch these.
Well, I put them around my butt yesterday,
so they might be a little bigger.
(LAUGHS)
Oh, y'all. It's hot out here, Larry.
Boy, this is brutal here.
- RAE: Yes. - How long you been waiting?
Over two and a half hours.
- LARRY: What? - Yes.
- LARRY: That is just insane. - It's horrible.
Look what they put people through just to vote.
I'm melting out here, Larry.
You know what? I got some water in the car.
- Do you want it? Yeah. - I would love it.
- (PECHUCA GROWLS) - Quiet, chubby.
Here you go. I knew this would come in handy.
Oh. Yes. Yes, indeed.
Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.
- Thank you for this w-- - (POLICE SIREN WAILING)
- OFFICER: Sir! - (CAR DOORS CLOSING)
OFFICER: In the navy blazer. Put your hands in the air.
- Me? - Yeah, you.
You under arrest for violation of the Election Integrity Act.
What? What are you talking about?
It is illegal for anyone in the state of Georgia
to provide food or water
- to voters in line at the polls. - What? That's barbaric.
What kind of law-- Are you serious?
I'm dead serious. You're coming with me.
You can't do-- Oh, no, you're making a big mistake.
I'm sorry, baby. I forgot.
I'm not even from here!
I just came to make an appearance at a party.
And I didn't even get paid!
I was just being cordial. I was being cordial.
(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
♪ ("CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" THEME MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
♪ (THEME MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪