"You did it, Kevin." "You worked kale into every single part of this meal." "Well, if anyone's to blame, it's kale's versatility." "Oh, can we stop talking about kale for a second, as a nation?" "I'm sorry, I didn't realise" "I had such strong beliefs about that topic." "Anyway, we were hoping for a little honeymoon advice." "We're thinking of Paris, or maybe someplace more exotic." "And just to clarify, when we say exotic, we mean cool and sexy, not someplace where you get a toilet seat parasite that lays eggs in your brain." "No, thank you." "We don't want that." "Paris, huh?" "France - lame." "Lame?" "Yeah, why go all that way when Paris, the Las Vegas resort and casino, is just five states away, huh?" "Yeah, you like authentic French food?" "How does a half-mile long all-you-can-eat buffet of it sound?" "Slightly less authentic." "Yeah." "Oh, hey, how about Fiji?" "Oh, so it's islands you want, huh?" "How about..." "Rhode Island!" "What?" "Well, I was going to say Hawaii." "Or Long Island." "Fire." "Coney." "Fantasy." "Come on, you guys, quit messing around." "Didn't you say Rio is beautiful if you ignore all the street children?" "Listen, Annie, sweetie - could you do me a favour?" "Could you get a chocolate bar from your dad's night stand?" "My diet need a fatty." "OK." "Hurry, it's an emergency." "Thank you." "Annie cannot leave the country." "Huh?" "She doesn't know it but she's an illegal alien." "She was born in Canada to a Canadian surrogate." "We wanted to have her here..." "But it was the '80s!" "Very difficult time for two gay men to have a child." "The '80s!" "So for the past 30 years, we've been secretly renewing her visa using a tenuous loophole which closed last year." "Thanks, Obama!" "Annie can never find out about this." "She would be devastated." "Wow, that's a lot to process after three kale-jitos." "But I should probably mention that Annie has this adorable habit of waiting a moment when she leaves the room, just to make sure that nobody's saying anything about her." "I'm Canadian?" "!" "How boot that, eh?" "No!" "Aw." "How could my dads have lied to me all these years?" "How could I not have known?" "Nobody panic." "Nobody decide to hit their parents." "In our defence, Annie, we were just trying to protect you." "I mean, it's hard enough growing up with two gay dads and a baby tail." "By the way, sweetie, you had a baby tail." "What?" "Monster!" "We feel really, really bad, Annie." "But we got to into this mess and we are going to get you out of it." "We signed you up for the next citizenship test, which is next week." "Next week?" "I can't do next week," "I've got so much wedding planning this week." "Well, you could take the next test, but it's in seven months." "Seven months?" "I can't spend another moment as a ridiculous Canadian." "I mean, no offence to Canada, but it's basically America's attic." "Kevin and I will help you study, and I'm sure you can find someone to help with the wedding." "You're looking at Jake." "You want an answer from Jake?" "This will be a good chance for you to get involved." "You've kind of being checked out of the old wedding planning process." "Checked out?" "What?" "I'm more checked in than Dunston, babe." "Let's be honest, you're more checked out than Jason Alexander while making Dunston Checks In, babe." "Guys, sometimes your references - who are they for?" "Really?" "OK, you know what?" "You want me on this thing?" "Hand me that baton and I will hold that baton and do what you do with a baton." "Yeah?" "Yes, I will do it." "OK." "Come on." "OK, let's give him the book." "Oh, God, here it is." "All right." "Oof!" "How many guys are you marrying?" "Nine?" "This is serious." "I don't want you to worry, because you are going to destroy the citizenship test, and I am going to destroy this wedding!" "I'm going to destroy this wedding." "Why?" "What do you mean?" "Because they're going to ask me a bunch of stuff, you know?" "Like what colour flowers, Mr Schuffman?" "Or what colour tablecloths, Mr Schuffman?" "Or what colour..." "I can't even think of a third example, because I don't understand any of this stuff." "Look, first things first - you've got to break it down into its parts, OK?" "Like you're butchering a pig." "A big, whole, fat, dead pig is intimidating, but a pork chop?" "Is delicious." "Exactly." "OK." "So let's cut this little piggy up." "First we want to identify the top priorities." "What's this cheque?" "OK, this cheque for the venue deposit says it's due... yesterday." "OK, so, now, that's something I would call a top priority." "I'm going to call them right now." "She gave you this thing days ago." "What have you been doing?" "Well, you know, the Bulls and Bears and beers and bowls." "And this thing is so big!" "You know, I have tiny hands." "What?" "Hi." "Hello." "Hi, this is Jake Schuffman." "I'm calling about our deposit." "Yeah, there's been a slight..." "OK." "Great." "Awesome, thanks a lot." "Totally, big time." "You lost the venue, didn't you?" "Totally, big time." "# Hamilton, Madison and Jay" "# Are three fun names to say" "# The Federalist papers they wrote" "# While looking at a boat. #" "The boat feels a little off-topic." "Is it even historically accurate?" "No, sweetie, and some of us were saying that yesterday." "And others of us were saying instead of poking holes, maybe you can pitch some of your own damn ideas." "All right." "Um..." "# To keep the country afloat. #" "OK, where was that guy last night?" "!" "Guys, I don't feel like this is helping." "All right, you know what?" "Let's move on to the flash cards, OK?" "How many amendments in the Constitution?" "Oooh..." "That's a tough one." "Five..." "Nngh." "Fou..." "Nngh." "Tw..." "Two...?" "Tw..eeen..." "Twen... ..ty..." "Twenty..." "Sev... ven." "27!" "Yes!" "Another home run, sweetheart." "You see, you're a natural." "A brilliant natural genius." "No, no, I'm not." "Why is this test so hard?" "I mean, I nailed the SATs." "Kevin, we should tell her." "What's to tell?" "Annie, sweetie... you know how you took the SATs on time?" "Most people don't get a week." "Well, I thought I got a week because I was special." "You are special." "And that is exactly the language we used to get you excused from the test." "Really?" "!" "Mm-hm." "This is the problem." "I am a coddled Canadian weirdo." "No!" "Dads, I feel like all your helping is hurting, and I should probably study without you." "Bad idea." "But you're right." "I'm sorry." "You should go, Kevin." "We need to do this on our own." "No, scooch on out the door." "I just feel so terrible at having deceived Annie for all these years." "Yeah, I get it." "Well, if you're looking for a place to release all that pent-up paternal energy," "I know a big boy who needs a daddy right about now." "Oh, Jake, you are so bad at asking for help." "But no, I am sorry, my helping days are behind me." "I lost our wedding venue." "Dramatic gasp is right." "But here's the good news " "I got the name of the woman who took it." "Now all we have to do is convince her to give it back." "But I'm tired, Jake." "Kevin, word is, this woman is a real bridezilla, and the only way to beat a bridezilla is with an even bigger bridezilla." "That's not a comment on your weight, because you look fantastic." "Are you asking me to come out of retirement for one last job?" "Yes." "What's with the voice?" "I've got a little green tea spit bubble." "Oh." "It's been caught." "I'm good." "I'm good." "Honestly, I don't think I'm going to be a good study partner, Annie." "I don't know much about civics." "Oh, that's OK." "I was more just looking for discipline." "I mean, you know my dads can be a little too encouraging." "So you asked me here for some tough love?" "Exactly." "Well, makes sense." "I mean, the Kevins ruined you." "They told you how perfect you were your whole life, you believed it, and then reality bitch slapped you in your perfect little face." "I mean, that..." "That seems a hint unfair." "Oh, I'm sorry, sweetie." "No, I'm just " "I was trying to be tough on you." "Oh!" "Oh, sorry." "I didn't know that we'd started already." "OK, great." "Great." "I'm glad you came to me now, because anyone can see that you are flailing within an inch of your damn life." "You and your whole strike four, me first, attendance trophies, special snowflake garbage generation." "You know what?" "I think I left my highlighter in the car, and I will be right back." "Sorry, but I'm not giving up my wedding date." "You and your fiance wouldn't even consider a swap?" "I don't have a fiance." "Oh, boyfriend?" "No." "Girlfriend?" "Uh-uh." "Cat?" "I wish." "Look, if you must know..." "I'm marrying myself." "OK, you got me." "I thought we were up against a real wedding." "So what's it going to take to move this princess party?" "See, and that is exactly the kind of small-minded thinking that drove me to create my own company, Fufu Flowers." "What is Fufu Flowers?" "It's a service for women to send themselves flowers because you don't need a man to appreciate a beautiful bouquet." "Fufu" " For Us, From Us." "So like Fubu?" "I've never heard of that." "Fubu" " For Us, By Us." "Doesn't ring a bell." "Fubu, Fufu - it's like one letter difference." "Guys, I'm not hearing it." "Really?" "Marrying myself is the perfect embodiment of the Fufu spirit." "Janine!" "What are you doing?" "No!" "Sorry, Molly." "What are we going to do?" "We can't lose this venue." "I mean, if she disappears, no-one's going to notice, right?" "I mean, she doesn't even have a cat." "No." "You catch more zillas with sugar." "Follow my lead." "Molly, I am loving this idea." "I can picture it now " "You standing there in a strapless dipped trumpet gown, soft curls, no veil, and no man." "I loved everything that you just said." "Can I be honest with you?" "You'd better be, sister." "Most of my friends and relatives think this is crazy." "What?" "!" "That's..." "That's crazy." "They're crazy jealous." "You know who else they said was crazy?" "Who?" "Albert Einstein." "Yes, they did say that about him, and he turned out to have a few very good ideas." "Mm-hm." "Now, I know you want to do all this on your own." "I get that." "But planning a wedding is work." "Yeah." "So why don't you let us help you?" "And in exchange, you can give us our venue back." "I mean, I have always had a fantasy that a stylish gay couple such as yourselves would give me the ultimate wedding makeover and then I'd turn them and they'd fight over me, but we don't have to do that last part." "Well, the only problem with that is that Jake and I aren't..." "Aren't backing down, because we love that idea." "Because we are a gay couple, and we love things as the gays do." "And I know my voice sounds like I'm lying, but that's only because as a child, my throat was in an accident." "I'm excited." "And I'm sorry to hear about your throat." "Come on." "You can do this." "Studying on your own will be great." "Whoo!" "Ooh, that's nice." "Yeah." "Take a second hit of that." "Oh, thank God." "Hi!" "Your dads told us you've had trouble finding study buddies." "We were supposed to pretend it was our idea to come help, but we knew you'd never believe that." "So then we were in a "car broke down" area, but that seemed far-fetched." "Long story short, we're here, and we're not telling you why." "Do you want help studying or not?" "Yes!" "That would be perfect." "Thank you." "My dads were, like, way too hot and Myrna was too cold," " but you guys will be just right." " Yay!" "It'll be like college." "Yes!" "Let's dig in." "Third edition, so that's nice." "Nice." "You can trust it." "Those guys!" "Hi, boys." "Hello!" "Is that Leno?" "Been a long time since I studied." "I kind of forgot how." "I'm ready to..." "So should we started drinking?" "Yes!" "That's how you do it." "Whoop, whoop!" "We need a break, just to warm into it." "Sweet!" "This is how I passed my psych 101 exam." "On my way to the ladies' room to go puke." "I failed psych." "Wow." "So how did the two of you meet?" "Oh, how did we meet?" "Um..." "At Gaylord's Indian restaurant." "Yeah, that's right." "When I met Jake he was morbidly obese, but I managed to see past all that fat." "Thank you." "I sensed some fatness." "Yeah." "Really?" "Mm-hm." "Now, what are your thoughts on centrepieces?" "Oh, you know," "Kev has some really interesting ideas on centreprises." "Centrepieces." "Centrep..." "See, look at this guy, he's already on fire!" "Go get 'em, Kev." "Um, well, you know, given the choices you've already made," "I feel like a simple bamboo basket would be both elegant, you know, and easy to take home after." "Great." "People love that." "Great!" "Yeah." "And Jake, what about these ganaches?" "What do you think?" "Siri, take a memo." "Business idea - centreprises." "Noted." "Sweetie?" "Sweetie, I feel like you're not paying attention." "Sweetie, this shouldn't be about me." "This is about Molly's galoshes." "Am I right, Molly?" "I thought it was." "Well, buttercup, remember on our fourth date when I told you to put down the muffin?" "I feel like we're having one of those muffin moments now." "Dr Bran told us we're not allowed to talk about our muffins any more, OK?" "So were not going to talk about our muffins." "Dr Bran..." "Dr Bran is our therapist, and he has prescribed Kevin here a tonne of mood stabilisers." "No, I don't have stabilisers." "I don't take any pills." "Like, constantly taking a lot of pills." "Guys." "GUYS!" "I feel like all of this bickering is kind of getting in the way of my day, and right now, I'm feeling less generous when it comes to the giving away of certain venues." "Would you excuse us one second?" "I think it's time for Kevin to take one of his pills." "See, this is why I'm marrying myself." "Because I don't need anyone to remind me to take my pills." "What are you doing?" "!" "What are you not doing?" "Is this how you act in your wedding meetings with Annie?" "No, of course not!" "Not that I go to any of them." "Or, I mean, I've gone to some." "No wonder she's so bummed about this wedding planning thing." "She's bummed?" "I always thought she wanted to make all the decisions." "No, Jake, she wants you to be a part of it." "She just doesn't want to nag." "Really?" "The good news is I have no problem nagging." "So if you want to save your wedding, you'd better start getting involved in this one, OK, honey bunch?" "Honey bunch?" "Molly's not even listening to us right now." "I am dedicated to this farce." "Oh." "Let's go, sweet cheeks." "Hey!" "Hello!" "Hey." "I heard you guys were in need of some study supplies." "And this is why I love you." "Did I just hear "I love you"?" "Girl, don't trip." "OK, guys, look." "You've been here all night and the only thing" "I've learned is the order to drink beer and liquor in." "Hey, if you need some help, I know someone who's in a citizenship study group." "Really?" "Of course!" "There's been a spicy Latina in our midst this whole time." "Hailey, who we talking about - tu madre, tu padre, tu abuela, un amigo, sacapuntas?" "My maid, Olga." "She's Ukrainian." "And sacapuntas means pencil sharpener." "Just FYI, everybody, new girl's got a lot of opinions." "Um... that one." "Thank you, Jake." "Of course." "Hello." "Oh, right!" "Yes!" "What are we doing?" "All right, Kev." "Wow." "There it is." "Beautiful, like a light." "There you go." "He's a keeper, honey." "Yes, he is." "I can't thank you two enough." "The venue's yours." "Really?" "Wow!" "Oh, my God." "Thanks!" "And you know, I can only hope that my wedding to Kevin will be as special as your to you." "I've got myself a very special girl." "Heeey, congratulations, Miss America!" "I'm so proud of you." "And you know what's awesome?" "While you have been becoming a citizen of what once was the greatest country in the world - still OK, you know" " I have learned the true spirit of weddinging... ing." "Weddinginging." "Anyway, from now on, we are going to plan our big day together." "Well, our big day's not going to happen, because I failed the test and now they want to deport me." "What?" "!" "I have to be a..." "What?" "Canadian, Jake!" "I have to be a Canadian." "Oh, baby." "It's so..." "What is that?" "Oh, that." "Yeah, no, that's just our friends and family here to celebrate your new-found citizenship." "Surprise." "Thank you all for coming." "Why do you two insist on having surprise parties?" "You're really being deported?" "How much time do you have?" "Just till Friday." "And I wasn't even on the radar until I failed this stupid test." "Did you know Ben Franklin wasn't a president?" "The man invented kites!" "Don't worry." "We're going to start one of those nationwide campaigns like they did for that Elian Gonzales boy." "They let him stay, though, right?" "I don't know." "Deportation?" "That is harsh." "Well, the Canadian Embassy prefers to call it a swift removal." "Such a polite people." "They are." "We are." "Oh, babe..." "You know what?" "Don't worry, everyone." "I think I know how to solve this." "Annie is going to become an American the American way - by taking a lazy short cut." "We're getting married tomorrow." "What?" "!" "Yes, we're getting married tomorrow." "That's crazy." "What?" "Wait, I don't have a dress, and what do we do about food and the guests?" "No, I could never pull that off." "No, you can't." "But you and I and everyone else here can." "Uh, I have a DMV appointment at four o'clock." "Argh, not now, Mom, I'm talking..." "I'm doing a thing." "So we would plan it together?" "Yes." "That's what I'm talking about, we'll plan it together." "And I know there's not a lot of time but it's going to be amazing." "But who are we even going to get to officiate on such short notice?" "Oh, hey, guys." "Listen," "I hate to be that condo board president three years running, but technically more than eight people is considered a party, and..." "Julie." "By any chance do you have an officiant's licence?" "Oh, God, no." "I do." "I'm also a licensed doula, a certified helicopter pilot and a platinum member of the NRA." "Marriage is not to be entered into lightly, or hurriedly, or haphazardly, or under the influence of any alcohol or drugs..." "We get it, we get it." "Move it along." "Are we sure?" "You know before, when it sounded like I said I love you?" "Well, I do." "Do what?" "It, what I said!" "I do "it" too!" "..symbolising to all the union these two now enter into..." "So you're the one who's marrying herself, right?" "Don't tell anyone this - I'm getting cold feet." "Wow." "Annie, do you take Jake to be your husband?" "I do." "Do you promise to..." "I do too." "I know it's not my turn, I'm just really excited right now." "OK, well, you jumped a couple of my lines, but..." "I now pronounce you..." "Chuck and Larry!" "Oh." "Good one, Julie." "No, I now pronounce you husband and wife." "You may kiss the bride." "For the first time ever, Mr and Mrs Schulman." "Schuffman!" "Schuffman." "Mr and Mrs Schuffman." "You know what?" "This isn't the wedding I planned, but it's the wedding I never knew I always wanted." "I love you, husband." "I love you, wife." "Hey, you know what my one regret is, though?" "That The Boyz couldn't be here." "Couldn't they?" "Would you please clear the dance floor for the bride and groom." "Did you do this?" "!" "You are about to be possessed by the sounds of The Boyz." "Hit it!" "Aw, yeah." "B to the O to the Y to the Z!" "Guys, guys." "# Annie, do this together real fast" "# Cos the feds are all over her ass" "# She's an immigrant, I'm talking illegal" "# Go back to where you came from, my country's already full. #" "Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa!" "Take it down a notch." "No more white people!" "# Take two to make a thing go right" "# Annie and Jake'll make it outta sight" "# It takes two to make a thing go right" "# It takes two to make it outta sight" "# It takes two to make a thing go right" "# It takes two to make it outta sight" "# It takes two to..." "# It, it, it takes two to make..." "# It takes two to make It takes two to make" "# It takes two to make" "# It, it, it takes two to make" "# It, it, it takes two to make" "# It, it, it takes two to make" "# It, it, it takes It, it takes two" "# It, it takes two to make... #"