- Hey. - Hey.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Where were you last week?
- Uh… - Ayelet, Ruti will be right here.
Her dad had a stroke.
- 64 years old. - Oh no, is he alright?
Who?
Ruti's father had a stroke.
Isn't Zvi here?
- How is he? - I have no idea.
He's in an induced coma.
Wow, when did it happen?
They were at her sister Eti's place,
he was ranting and raving
'cause they're not talking to Ruti. He stormed out, went home alone,
warmed up some pasta… had a stroke.
Her mom found him, his face was covered with sauce.
His face was in the pasta.
Whose?
Ruti's dad. He had a stroke.
Why is this room so freezing?
I'm sure he'll be fine.
I'm worried about Ruti, she can't stop crying.
Like it wouldn't have happened if she was there 'coz she's a paramedic.
Well?
What?
What happened?
I don't know, they said he had a stroke.
With you?
Arnona, stop.
You've been there a week.
You didn't do anything?
Ruti, I'm sorry.
You told them?
It's no secret, it happens.
That hotel is a fortune.
- Why don't you do anything? - Arnona…
I can't have you urging me to have sex with a man.
You urged yourself.
You didn't have to come today.
You can miss one session.
- They don't want me there. - Forget them.
Go be with him. I'm sure he's counting on you.
Want us to start and you'll leave if you have to?
Okay.
Let's begin.
As you can see,
there are archetypes of lottery winners on the board.
You can choose whichever feels right.
Try to be honest with yourselves.
THE DREAMER
Like the voting poll.
THE EGOTIST THE TEACHER
THE LONER
THE ANXIOUS TYPE
THE GUILTY TYPE
Tut.
Tuti.
Let's go.
Arnona, can you relate to any of these?
Take altruistic.
I'm not altruistic.
- Wanting to give it all to the girls? - I don't know,
maybe I'll want to keep some for myself.
I have to think.
Now you don't want to give it all to them?
- She's allowed to change her mind. - Thank you very much.
- Adam, want to read? - Okay.
"The individualist will rely on himself."
"He can't trust the people around him,
even those who are closest."
"He'll keep secrets and isn't inclined to share or consult."
"He'll trust his instincts
over getting advice from an authority."
Can you relate to that?
No.
I…
don't think so.
Okay, are there people in your life whom you trust?
Yes, to a degree.
When we discussed the circles you mentioned your dad,
your brother. Do you trust them?
You don't trust this workshop either.
What's that got to do with it?
Do you trust in the workshop? Do you feel you belong here?
I couldn't even get an answer where you were last week.
Look… it's not a secret.
I was…
with my girlfriend.
Actually she's not my girlfriend.
This girl I'm dating.
Actually we're not dating, we never went anywhere.
I got a girl pregnant.
What?
And…
we're keeping it.
That's what I did last week.
See? I trust you.
Does this girl have a name?
Gali.
Did you tell her about the money?
Not yet.
You said we shouldn't yet, so…
I said not to tell your second circle.
Gali is first circle… you're having a child together.
How will she feel when she discovers you kept something so huge from her?
It's not a child, it's twins.
You're not going?
I'm worried about you.
Worry about yourself.
What's going on?
They didn't talk to me all week.
Not even Noga.
They called me.
Exactly.
They always call me.
They don't know I'm at a hotel.
Never mind.
You want me to come home?
Just go over to Shira, it's not that far,
- get this over with. - She doesn't love me.
- She never did. - That's not true.
It's not!
They both adore you.
You were busy, that's all.
- I was the treasurer. - Exactly.
Never mind that now.
I'll come home.
Stop it. You'll come home and what?
- Nothing. I see this is hard for you… - And what?
Pretend nothing happened? Sit outdoors and drink grapefruit juice?
You don't want to come home, Zvi,
you're just afraid to screw a man. There's a difference.
Buy Vaseline, do what you have to.
- Stop being a coward. - Vaseline, Arnona?
Do you even get what I'm going through?
Do you have any idea what this is to me?
Do you even care?
No, you only care about yourself.
You egotist.
No wonder the girls don't call you.
No wonder.
And I'm defending her…
Vaseline…
Alex?
Hey, come get your stuff
or I'm putting it in storage.
And don't send me pictures like that again.
It's not good for either of us.
Gali?
- Gul? - In the kitchen.
That shit took hours. Wow…
Do you draw flowers there?
- Did you notice? - Wow.
This place never looked so amazing.
Yeah, I wanted to surprise you.
And I have a surprise too.
Gali, I'm done.
- Oh, Snayit… - It was filthy, Gali.
Next week I'll do the windows.
400 this week.
You got 400?
Uh… yes.
Ben? Ben?
- Aya! Aya! - Hello?
- Shira. - Hey, Mom.
- How are you? - Fine.
I'm in the area,
I thought I'd come see you.
Hold on. Aya, be careful.
- Sorry, Mom, we're out of town. - Uh-huh.
What are you doing in town?
Nothing special.
- Okay, I'm sorry I missed you. - Right.
Are you still upset about…
that thing with the phone?
- No, it's all good. - You know how I am with kids.
I love them, but…
Mom, she's crying,
- I have to be with her. - Of course.
Bye.
FOR SALE SHIRA MALCHIN - HASHARON REALTOR
Do you need help?
- Do you need help? - Yes. Thank you.
- It should go around. - Yes.
Can I have a drag?
No one smokes around here…
- Wow, that's strong. - It's medicinal.
- Are you ill? - No, it grows in our kibbutz.
You have to go around.
- Can I see the house? - Of course.
Let it go, I'll take care of it later.
- Come. - I'll help you.
I'm Arnona.
It's standard. And I closed off a balcony.
How's the neighborhood?
A neighborhood.
It's quiet.
Both my daughters live here.
Well,
then you must know.
- Would you like something to drink? - Why are you selling?
My wife… last year.
I thought a change of scenery would do me good.
- Why do you want to move? - What?
Why do you want to move?
Because I won a few million.
And my husband came out of the closet.
I live in a small place, so I was thinking…
moving will do me good.
You don't look like someone who won.
What does someone who won look like?
Happy.
How much did you win?
I won.
So you want to be closer to your daughters?
They can't stand me.
I thought that maybe,
if I moved closer… I don't know… I didn't think…
Sugar?
One.
I prefer alcohol if you have any.
I'll check if there's anything left.
Wanna screw?
Do I what?
Wanna screw?
I'm sorry…
it's been over a year.
Two for me.
Wait, hold on.
Where's the bathroom?
I'm in here.
Cheers.
Watch your head.
Hey.
I brought sushi.
I'm not hungry, thanks.
You've been here since ten.
Did you eat?
Enjoy your meal. Enjoy.
Eti, in front of Dad?
He doesn't care.
He can't hear anyway.
I brought spicy mayo.
Wow, spicy mayo for me?
Amazing, Ruti. Wow.
- Okay, I got it. - You hear that, Dad?
Ruti remembered I love spicy mayo. What a sister.
So don't eat it.
What else is in here?
Wow. Ginger, chopsticks.
- Napkins? Amazing! - Cut it out.
I'm giving you 400,000, that's not enough?
What do I have to do?
Jump off the roof? What will make you happy?
That you understand my life's in the pits because of you.
- Me? - Then who?
Tell me, who?
Who did I drop out of school for, Ruti?
No…
I have to give you money because I couldn't fry schnitzel for myself?
I was five years old.
All my friends enlisted.
I was home watching The Wizard of Oz.
Okay, Eti, bummer for you,
but we've grown up since then.
You grew up.
You! You grew up, you studied.
You work as a paramedic.
Now you won and this is what you choose to do?
It's not only what I choose, Eti. There's Amir too, I'm marrying him.
- At a venue I got you! - Whoa!
What a pain!
It's all you, okay?
You take care, sacrifice…
- The venue really is something. - Excuse me?
Is there a waiting list for a venue with cockroaches? You got it for me?
Even if you die I won't be at your wedding.
Great.
Don't you have anything to say?
Dad?
MOM - CELL
- Mom. - Luli, hi.
- I'm at the dentist. - What?
I need an urgent tooth extraction, I have an infection, I'm in pain,
luckily she agreed to see me on a Friday,
she has little kids.
Honey, it's major surgery.
Can you give the receptionist your credit card number?
- She needs the payment means. - What?
- How much is it? - 2,200.
- She said installments is fine. - Mom…
I didn't get paid for the workshop yet.
My tooth's crumbling, I found pieces on my tongue.
It's either this or the ER.
- Alright. - Ayelet?
Yes, alright, tell her I'm bringing cash.
I'll be right there.
I'll pick you up in a cab so you're not alone after the extraction.
Bye.
She's confused.
What?
I didn't hear you.
Surprising.
Do you know where the restroom is?
Oh, I'm sorry.
It's taken.
It's not my bag, pal.
What bag?
I don't screw for money.
No, neither do I.
Maybe my friend can go down on you.
- He does that sometimes. - No, I don't…
No. Thank you.
Wow.
I told you he'd like it.
I'm so full, it was delicious
and Dad…
Gali hates onions
and she made the pasta with…
some nine onions inside
because I told her you love onions.
- I did. - Wow, another one?
One glass a day is fine, no?
Your mom did drugs, so wine…?
- Cheers. - Cheers.
The washing machine.
Um…
I have something to tell you.
- But not now. - Okay.
Adam, where are the dryer sheets?
Adam.
- Adam? - I'm coming, Dad.
Here.
You're in trouble, my friend.
- What? - She's a teenager.
What?
Does she work or just separate onion from…
Do you work?
She's a child, pal. Someone has to be straight with you.
Great, thanks.
Are you listening to me?
- I listened last time too. - When?
When you said I'll be an amazing dad, that I'll be wow.
Because you will be wow!
But what kind of mom will she be?
These are your kiddies, Adam.
They'll come. Nine months and they're here.
You know what a mom is.
Better than anyone.
You can still stop this.
Stop it?
She'll raise twins? She'll get up to them at night?
Change their diapers? Nurse them?
She'll film them on shmick-shmock.
I don't care if she nurses them or not.
- How will you support them? How? - We'll manage.
It's none of your business anyway.
And why am I answering you?
Why am I listening to you?
Why do you keep saying things then change your mind?
One, two… What's up with that?
Is it any wonder I don't trust anyone?
I mean… you're my dad, right?
So maybe for once you'll be accountable for what you say to me?
Maybe you'll be the adult here?
I'm telling you,
you looked for another one who will bail? Great, you found her.
Really.
- Can a sweater go in the dryer? - Do whatever you want.
- I'm doing another wash. - Great.
Is this your first time here?
In general…
I…
haven't…
Maybe you're better off online. On the apps.
I don't know…
Gimme your phone.
It'll take a second.
I'll do it for you.
What do you want your nickname to be?
- My friends call me Zvivush. - Uh-huh.
Um…
- Zvi? - Zvi.
About me, I'd like to write retired, likeable, kibbutznik.
This isn't "dear diary," no need for that.
- Then why do they ask? - Okay. Age…
You have to indicate that or people will think you're even older.
"Even"?
- How old are you? - 69.
What?
No, okay…
I'll write sixty…
five…
62…
59… 59…
What's that?
"Position."
Are you active or passive?
Do you want to fuck or be fucked?
I don't know.
Do I have to commit in advance?
I'll check off "vers."
But just so you know, whoever writes "vers"
is a passive liar.
I sent dozens of them back home to cuddle with their moms.
Okay, "gallery."
Do you have any pics without the grandchildren?
- Is this your wife? - Yes.
Forget it. Look at me.
Don't smile.
At all.
Sit up straight.
A bit more.
That's your straightest?
Three, four…
Well?
How is he, Tut?
City hall called, the hotel deal is off.
They lost the main investor.
As if that's not enough, that lady called from the venue,
if we don't pay by Sunday
- there's no venue. - Amir,
my dad's in a coma.
What wedding?
Who fucking cares about a wedding
when my dad's in a coma?
There won't be a wedding!
We have to think
how we come up with 60,000.
60,000?
The 2,200 was just for…
the urgent extraction.
There's a whole treatment plan.
Great. Go to the HMO.
They're butchers. That's why I'm in this situation.
Mom, how will we get 60,000?
Ben.
He helped us out enough.
He's in high-tech, it's not such a big deal for them.
We're not asking him for any more.
Hi, were you here?
I'm missing money and your boxes are open.
Don't come here without telling me.
And I changed the lock.
- Hey. - Hey.
Could you please lock the door?
Thank you.
What's this?
You don't drink fizzy drinks.
I went shopping, they're for you.
You want to watch something together?
No, I have to work.
You don't have to go.
We can both be here, can't we?
Sit. There's lots of room.
How's it going?
I feel at ease until slide three.
Does it help that I'm here?
I mean, in terms of your social anxiety?
Why not speak up at the workshop?
It could help.
You know these people. Practice on them.
Even one sentence, out loud.
So you hear yourself speaking in front of an audience.
What troubles you the most?
I have to shake their hands, look them in the eye,
convey confidence.
I usually stumble when I have to shake hands.
Okay, I'll help you.
Get up, what am I here for?
Alex, we'll do a simulation.
Get up.
Get up, Alex.
Nice to meet you,
I'm… Zivi Bazivi, the CEO…
of Butt.
I'd rather not do this.
Come on, shake my hand.
Touch can be pleasant, you know?
Have you ever felt pleasant touch?
Can I hug you?
Okay?
We'll start with one second.
How was that?
I don't know.
What did you feel?
Your hair got in my eye.
Let's try again, without hair.
Ten seconds.
- Are we done? - Yes.