The King of Staten Island - Future Aspirations of Young Adults
Scott:
What's up, Todd?
Todd:
What's up, Scott?
Scott:
You going to college, too, someday?
Todd:
I'd like to, yeah. I'd go study law.
Scott:
Oh, yeah? That's awesome, man. That sounds really cool. Do you have any weed?
Todd:
I do.
Scott:
Could I have some?
Todd:
Definitely. I'll go grab it.
Scott: [''Todd walks off'']
Cool. Thanks, Todd. Fucking home run, Todd.
Joy:
It makes me sad to think of my little sister sitting in that sad little house, waiting for her son to be perfect.
Marjorie:
I'm not.
Joy:
Then you're wasting all of this. All of it's getting wasted. You're a mess.
Marjorie:
You're wasted.
Joy:
Mom would be so disappoin... Mom would be disappointed in you.
Marjorie:
You're the one who's always wasted.
Joy: [''Chuckles derisively'']
You're wasting. It's like leaving food on the table. Come on. Let me take you out.
Marjorie:
It's so hard to meet people. I'm totally open.
Joy:
No, it's... I mean, God... You're not open at all.
Marjorie:
It's really hard to meet people.
Joy:
You're a liar. You're not open. "Hard to meet people"?
Marjorie:
I'm in the E.R. All I see is, like...
Joy:
You meet... You meet a hundred people a night. People who were shot...
Marjorie:
Yeah, they're shot. They're- they're, uh, they're criminals.
Joy:
Stop limiting yourself.
Marjorie:
Who am I gonna meet?
Joy:
Stop limiting yourself.
Marjorie:
But I'm at the hospital.
Joy:
Yeah. They're not all criminals. You meet people at work. That's what it's...
Marjorie:
Some of them are victims.
Joy:
Doll...
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