SCStore clerk
You're leaving?
Debbie
Uh, yeah. Sorry, nothing fit.
SCStore clerk
Bummer. Well, could I tempt you with this new white-gold baby cuff? Just got it in this weekend.
Debbie
Cute, uh, maybe next week...
SCStore clerk
[To police officer entering store] Could you have taken any longer? That's her. She's stealing.
Debbie
What?!
SCStore clerk
I'm not stupid like your baby's name.
[Kevin and Svetlana are hosing down mats]
I think we're actually starting to get along kind of.
Yeah. He's working on something for bar, to help. It's a surprise.
Oh, sweet. You know, I still can't believe he's the same dude that locked you in a closet and put a flour sack over your head.
It was potato sack. It's like my 12-year-old self made up my adult life, and my adult self was like, "Oh, yeah? I see your offer, and I raise you 20." [She wets her white shirt sans bra with nipples appearing to Kevin's excitement]
Debbie
[Arrives] Hey. Is The Alibi hiring?
Debbie
Me. I need a job with child care.
Okay, A, you're underage. You can't even work in a bar. And, B, we don't have real employees. We got spouses and parents. And, C, I am at peak baby. Three, and I max out. See you inside.
Debbie
Fiona's gonna kick me out unless I can pull my weight.
Find husband. I have both husband and wife. I have someone to watch my son 24/7. I have job. I am kept woman. You want good life? Find someone to keep you.
Debbie
I don't need to be kept. I'm a strong woman.
Don't be strong woman. Strong women weather storms. You want to be the storm.
Debbie
How?
You find someone weak, stupid, and desperate. And you wear bras so your breasts levitate.
Debbie
All right! I got this thing together. I'm gonna take these guys to the movies where it's nice and cool. Hellraiser II is playing. Toddlers love classic slasher flicks from the 1980s. Just kidding. We're gonna go see Dory for the eight millionth time so I can stab my eyes out with a fork.
...
Kev, I don't think we should let Yvon keep feeding the babies.
That, and I don't like the way he looks at them.
How does he look at them?
Like he's trying to figure out how much they're worth.
That's insane. You know, you sound like an insane person. You know that, right?
Yeah. You do. [Yvon appears] What's up? What's going on? Thumbs up. What's up there? The sky? Speak Russian at least. You want me to go upstairs? Oh, you want me to go... Okay, fine. I'll go upstairs. I'll be right back. We are not doing Tinder. Tinder is for hookups. And we don't want hookup. We want someone old-fashioned, someone who wants to keep a woman. But for what?
Hey. Debs. Hi, Lip. Are you gonna have sex with my sister?
Debbie
We're about to leave. Franny's physical exam, to see if I'm an abusive mother.
You're not. It's just routine.
My sister really likes you. I'm glad you're her new boyfriend.
A lot of guys used to come around, but you're the only one now.
Debbie
What if they take Franny?
Listen to me, okay? No one's taking Franny. She is healthy. She has all her shits. You're not an addict. You've never been arrested, right? [Debbie scoffs] You gonna come home?
Debbie
Why should I? Nobody threatens to kick me out here. And I can tell DCFS that we have a home and source of income.
Debbie
Neil's great with kids. And his penis doesn't work, so sex won't get in the way.
Thought I heard you. Hey. Just give me a minute to get Neil dressed.
Debbie
Already done. We're going shopping later. You need anything? Okay. I'm not inviting Fiona. No cunts allowed.
Oh. Good to know. [Walking to bedroom taking off clothes] Hey, you coming to this dinner tonight?
It's in my apartment. Kind of have to. What's it for?
Fuck if I know, but Debbie insisted we be there.
So, she got into a fight with a homeless lady with a baby strapped to her chest?
Yeah, the more you get to know Debbie, the more you'll see it's really not that unusual.
You think her and my brother is a good idea?
Fuck no. How about you get my mind off it?
...
Oh, fucking hell. Oh. I didn't know if you'd be good at that.
That's how I come sometimes.
You never heard of female ejaculation?
Oh, no, I have. I just thought it was a myth, like unicorns or moderate Republicans.
That was really hot. Hey, does that happen a lot with guys?
Hey, why didn't you come like that before?
I hadn't let you go down on me. You have a lot of questions.
I just... I feel like Watson and Crick must have when they discovered DNA.
We should've been doing this from the beginning.
Not until I'm really comfortable with a guy.
Debbie
[To Ian and Carl] Dinner. [Debbie, Ian, Carl, Lip, Liam, Sierra and Neil all take their seats at the dining table] Eh... Sit next to me.
I'll get your soda, Lucas. Can you cut his potatoes?
Uh... yeah. [Takes cutlery to Lucas plate] Let me help you with that.
[To Debbie] Sierra thinks you're only with me for my money.
You don't think it's a good idea either!
Look, Debs, you don't need to do this to get the DCFS off your back...
Debbie
Shut up, Lip. What kind of choices do you think I have? You may see someone who's brain damaged, but I see someone who doesn't lie. Like all the other guys I've ever been with. He'll take care of me and will make sure my baby won't ever get taken away from me. What kind of choices do you think Neil has? Are you always gonna be there to look out for him? 'Cause I will. I'll cook for him, and I'll do his laundry, and I'll let him watch me masturbate. You think he's gonna find a better deal somewhere else? We're engaged. That's why I wanted all of you here.
Debbie
And Neil's a really great guy. He has a big apartment which is totally baby-proof. Would you guys like to come over and see it?
TTanya
No, I don't think that'll be necessary.
Debbie
That way if DCFS calls, you can say you saw where Franny's living and that she's in really good hands.
TTanya
Look, it's good that you're trying, Debbie, but I saw you punch a homeless lady.
Debbie
That was an accident.
TTanya
You accidentally punched a homeless lady?
Debbie
No, I accidentally lost my temper.
TTanya
Does that happen a lot?
Debbie
No, never. No. Please, you're her "abayla."
Debbie
Exactly. Come on. Please? Just come see where we live. Come see how happy we are.
Debbie
The homeless shelter's down the street, lady! [Throws sleeping bag at Monica on porch] Get up!
Debbie
Holy shit! Monica?!
Deb. My God. You're a woman.
Debbie
What are you doing here?
Well, I'm... I'm back. I'm looking for Frank.
Debbie
He isn't here.
No, I know. I saw him. He wouldn't talk to me. I was hoping that you kids could help me out.
Debbie
You should go.
Okay. Maybe a cup of coffee before I go? I mean, it's kind of cold out here.
Debbie
Look, Monica, my baby got stolen, and I have to go get her back.
Debbie
Yes.
My God! I'm a grandma! [Hugs Debbie deeply] Oh!
[Debbie and Monica come in front door]
Debbie
Yeah, like, 80 times. They're useless. DCFS too. They don't even seem to care that Franny got kidnapped.
Hey. What brings you back?
It... was time. So, you staying here?
Sleeping on the couch until I get over my two wives betraying me.
Debbie
Long story.
No luck this morning, Debs?
Debbie
No. I miss her so much. A part of my body's been chopped off.
That is exactly the way I felt the first time they took Fiona from me. I screamed my throat raw. Tore my hair out. And I was on acid, but... awful.
Debbie
I didn't neglect my baby because I was on drugs. I'm a good mom. I would never do half the shit that you did to us. What are you even doing here?
...
And so... [Grabs baseball bat off wall] We are getting your baby back.
Whoa, you sure you want to do that?
Nobody takes my fucking granddaughter.
...
[Walking to Delgado residence with bat and says to Debbie] All right, stand back, honey, 'cause it's gonna get rude. [To Delgados] Attention, residents! According to the bylaws of Public Act 94-704... [Smashes a window] The child is only granted custody to the grandparents [Smashes a flowerpot] only when the child's mother is deemed unfit by the court, [Smashes a window] which has not happened yet! Nor has the baby been... [Celia appears at door and she smashes a window] In any physical danger. Nor has the child's home been deemed hazardous by a social worker! [Smashes a microtreepot] So you have no legal right to keep Franny from her mom! [Smashes a flowerpot] So give us the fucking baby!
CCelia
I'm calling the cops!
TTanya
[Arrives with Franny in stroller] What the hell is going on?!
Debbie
Franny!
I'm getting my motherfucking granddaughter back! [Points bat at Tanya] Get back, bitch! Before I knock those cheap extensions right off your head! [Debbie takes stroller with Franny running with Monica] Go! Go! Go! Go! You're gonna fuckin' burn!
Debbie
Hey, baby.
Oh, your breath smells like Pop Tarts.
...
Debbie
If you are going to be staying here temporarily, we need to go over the rules.
Oh, Grandma's little cabbage patch.
Debbie
First thing's first, there will be no drugs or alcohol in this house. DCFS is going to make unannounced visits, so nobody handles Franny who is not sober.
Debbie
No exceptions. Curfew is 11 p.m. which is also bedtime. No sex in the apartment. Anybody who eats the groceries needs to chip in on the groceries.
You know, it seemed like just yesterday you were at the homeless shelter begging for my help. And now, you scammed your way into your own home. I won't say I'm not proud of your ingenuity, but you might want to ease back on the Stalin-style home care.
Debbie
It's not a scam, Frank. Neil and I are in love. And he's brain-injured, not deaf.
Aren't they cute? Neil reminds me of that pet hamster Debbie had as a kid. [Frank chuckles]
Debbie
The one you killed in the bathtub. You remember that, Frank?
Yeah... that... it was a total accident. I was told hamsters could swim.
Love is not supposed to be cute. Love is raw and destructive. Love is you almost stabbing me in the heart with an ice-pick when we were having an argument. That's the kind of passion you can't fake.
Debbie
Well, Neil and I don't need passion. Come on, Franny, let's go give Daddy a bath before Mommy has to go to work. [Wheels Neil away]
Bye, Franny. Bye, Deb. [Wraps arms around Frank] Our thrills don't have to end.
You goddamn right they don't. You and me, we are immortal.
So I want to show you my plan. I want to see your plan.
[Pouring out stolen goods on table] Oh. Motel orgy loot.
Frank, give Debbie a wallet. Or better yet, give her a ring. For their wedding.
Aww, that is so romantic. I lost mine years ago.
Debbie
You sold it for crack.
Let's see how this one looks on you, my love. I think it's a real diamond.
Wow. I wonder how much Raoul's gonna give us for it. We can't sell this.
Why not? It's the best of the bunch.
No. It fits like a glass slipper. That should never leave your finger. Monica Jean Darrgen...
But what about getting money for the kids?
Let's give the kids something more valuable than money. An example of real love.
And then we'll go back to work tomorrow?
Sure. Today we proclaim how we feel before God and the whole world.
Pretty sure the whole world doesn't care.
Debbie
Pretty sure God doesn't either.
Will you make me the happiest man in the world?
Uh, I only saw her for a second when they were putting her in the ambulance.
She shit herself? People shit themselves when they die. That's why they put diapers on psycho killers before they give 'em the lethal injection.
Debbie
I touched her when they put her in the ambulance. She was still warm.
Could have still been dead. Body only loses a couple degrees of heat an hour after you kick it.
Debbie
Really?
Lots of things in the body are still alive. Hair, the skin, the nails, all the bacteria in your guts. And you don't start to swell up for at least a couple of days, and then your eyes pop out, skin falls off, then you explode.
What? [Veronica motions eyes to senior woman across waiting room]
CDr. Caughey
Monica your mother?
Yeah. Um, Fiona. Philip and Debbie.
CDr. Caughey
Hi. Your mother came in unresponsive. We made every attempt to revive her but we were unsuccessful.
CDr. Caughey
No, uh, she died from a massive cerebral hemorrhage. A blood vessel in her brain burst.
[Wakes up] You smell bacon? [Goes to kitchen to see Carl] Hey, Carl. Oh, my God. Hi! [Hugs Carl] Wow!
Holy shit, it's Lieutenant Dan! Come here, man. [Hugs Carl] Oh, I gotta salute you now or something?
Where did you get all this stuff?
I stopped by the Aldi on the way from the train station.
Well, why didn't you just call me? I could have picked you up.
Look at those stripes and ribbons! [Hugs Carl and lifts him up] You're a general now? Hey, Cadet Corporal, get to kick some lazy freshman ass.
Everybody, is scrambled all right?
[Comes in side door with a box of doughnuts] Just the neighbors, bringing 10,000-calorie sugar bombs.
Yo, Carl! [Comes in side door and laughs] Look at you! The ghetto ninja warrior! Should I be afraid, your hands licensed to kill now? What's up?
Debbie
Carl! Hey, you're home. Hey. Neil, Carl's back.
Anybody up for going to the mortuary with me later, figure out what to do with Monica?
We can't just leave her there?
Uh, called in sick the last couple of days. I gotta work.
Yeah, I got something I have to do this morning, then I got my shift over at Patsy's.
I can come. With the Alibi gone, I've got nothing but time.
What happened to the Alibi?
Svetlana stole it from them.
Russian KGB sneaky Putin shit. I'm working at the Fairy Tail now.
I'm making "beau-coo" tips. Ancient queens love the impossible-to-get thing. Even more Benjamins to be had if I let the old dudes give me hand jobs.
Debbie
[Struggling to help Neil in the washroom] Little help here.
I mean, a hand's a hand, right?
Uh, I don't know. I prefer the hands yanking my Johnson to be soft, petite, and wearing nail polish.
Oh, there's plenty of that over at the Fairy Tail.
Why don't I just pick him up and you pull out his thing? Feel good to piss standing up again won't it, big man?
[Appears in family room] Monica's dead.
Debbie
I know, we were there.
[Sits on couch] What's with the outfit?
You're going through her stuff? What the hell is this? [Picks up key off coffee table]
Some key to an old apartment.
36 and Racine. That's that storage place. 36th and Racine. The shitty one that they stuck in the old Buick dealership.
Debbie
Monica had a storage unit?
Debbie
Why don't we just use the front door, Frank?
Too many cameras out there. There's only one camera over the gate here. The 2884 on the key must be the code to open the gate.
Debbie
What the hell is going on, Frank?
Your mother told me she had something valuable for you kids but that it might be dangerous to try to retrieve it.
Debbie
Well, how dangerous?
Debbie
On a scale of one to ten?
Said the DEA could be involved.
The Drug Enforcement Agency?
Debbie
16.
Too risky, the Feds could prosecute you as an adult. Carl?
Really? You seem younger. Liam, you know your numbers?
Debbie
You're gonna send Liam?
Oh, he won't do serious time if shit goes down. Come here. Looky here. You see that little black box? It's got numbers on it, just like on a telephone. Go punch in 2884. What're you looking at them for? Go. It's okay. Go, go, go.
[Frank, Debbie, Carl and Liam are sneaking along into the storage unit facility and come upon their unit door]
[Whispers] Get back. It may be booby-trapped.
Debbie
Jesus, was she living here?
If she was, she was living here with a dude.
Debbie
What?
[Picks up sewing box and opens it to reveal several bags of meth] Your inheritance.
Debbie
Hello, sir. May I have your ticket?
MMan
I lost it, but I've only been here a couple minutes.
Debbie
Lost ticket pays full price, sir. $24, please.
MMan
I'm not giving you $24.
Debbie
We take Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
MMan
I came in ten minutes ago, right there beside you. You didn't see me?
Debbie
No, sir.
Debbie
My job requires that I focus on the exiting vehicles. Have you tried retracing your steps, see if you can find where you may have lost your ticket?
MMan
I'm not retracing anything, bitch. Take the goddamn money.
Debbie
Please watch your language, sir.
MMan
My language? You want me to get out of this truck and fuck you up?
Debbie
No, sir. I don't. Because if you were to get out of your truck, I would have to tase you and then superglue your mouth and eyelids shut until the police arrive. Now, will that be cash or credit, sir?