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0:00 all I ever wanted to do is make you proud of me pop you're dead to me boy you're more dead to me and your dead mother I just thank the Lord you didn't live to see our son as a mermaid man you shut up
0:31 you and your mom are hell bellies this is a house of learnin doctors you're not a doctor you're a big fat curly-headed [ __ ] honey I'm so proud of you and I love you so much maybe as a pervert or deformed kid
1:04 or something maybe an elf or leprechaun [Music] sit down I know we're supposed to be nice with each other right now but I'm having a really hard time I'm struggling with it right now what am i doing because I want to rip your [ __ ] head off because you're so [ __ ] stupid this is scary these are our children you [ __ ] [ __ ] you gonna let your sentence talk to their grandfather like that I'm their
1:34 elder I sure as hell and chip I love the way they're talking to you cuz they're winners winners get to do what they want hell you're just a bag of bones one thing you ever done with your life is make a hot daughter that's it that's it it's right back you'll [ __ ] June your mother took my white boy and eyes went back I think you owe me after this many pretty goddamn good years of marriage a
2:01 solid reason I worked my ass off to make enough money to provide you with a good life and you owe me a reason that makes sense so let's hear it come on let's hear it let's queue it because when I watch you eat when I see you asleep when I look at you lately I just want to smash your face in [Music]
2:37 [Music]
Summary
- Intense conflict between family members, highlighting feelings of anger and betrayal.
- Characters express a desire for approval and pride from a parental figure.
- Insults are exchanged, showcasing a breakdown in communication and respect.
- The mention of children indicates that the conflict impacts the next generation.
- Themes of disappointment and unmet expectations are prevalent.
- The dialogue suggests a history of marital strife and personal grievances.
- Emotional volatility is evident, with characters oscillating between love and hostility.