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I'm looking into flights for Miami.
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The funeral's on Saturday, and they're going
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to read the will later on.
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Oh, wait. Why do we have to go?
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Claudia divorced your brother.
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We should be there for Veronica.
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She's our goddaughter.
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She just lost her mom. And who knows where
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her dad is?
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Yeah, but
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why do I have to go down there?
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Angie, all your relatives treat me like dirt
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just because they have money.
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Look, I'm rich in other ways.
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Like hair and cholesterol, things like that.
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How about this?
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After the service, you can slip out and play
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golf at my cousin's country club.
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18 holes right on the ocean.
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All right, I'll go to Miami.
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Angie. But for my goddaughter.
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Because I promised the Lord.
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I'm just taking my clubs as a show of faith.
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There they are. Don't start.
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Not all my relatives look down on you.
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Hey, there's your aunt tipsy.
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Angie.
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Hi, aunt Lynnette.
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Rumor has it you divorced George.
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Congratulations. Ah, your still married.
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Ah, you're still drinking.
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Oh, look Angie different people.
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Oh. Angie.
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Oh.
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George, I haven't seen you in years.
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So tell me, kids, how was your bus ride from
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LA? Oh, it must have been hell, huh?
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We took a plane.
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Oh. Of course.
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Oh, it must have been exciting.
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So tell me, what have you been up to,
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George?
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Huh? I just got out on parole.
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My ankle brace is beeping right now.
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I'm not supposed to leave the yard.
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Someone was looking at Angie the wrong way.
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So I stabbed him and I licked the knife
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because that's how I roll fool.
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I got a strike. I'll burn it right now, I
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don't care. What are you doing?
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That's how they see me anyways. I'm just
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giving them what they want. I'll be at the
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bar, so just come on I'm in my own hell.
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I told you.
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I can't believe my own brother didn't show up
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to help Veronica through this.
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It's no surprise he's never been there for
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his daughter.
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I'll take a beer and two olives to stuff in
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my ear, so I don't have to listen to any
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more of these people.
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Yeah, my family's easier to deal with after a
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couple of drinks.
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A good bartender just listens.
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And a good uncle recognizes his goddaughter.
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Probably.
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Still waiting on that beer.
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Uncle George, it's me.
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Veronica.
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Veronica, look at you.
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You're all grown up. Last time I saw you, I
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had a ponytail and baby fat.
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So did you.
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Yeah, but I didn't have a full diaper.
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Look, you don't want to play this game.
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How are you? I'm okay.
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I'm a little hungover, though.
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My friends took me to this club last night
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to cheer me up. It had pyrotechnics and all
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these sirens. I wish I could go back there
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tonight, but it turns out it was just a
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regular club on fire.
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Veronica. Aunt Angie.
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I am so sorry.
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You know, you are more than welcome to come
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stay with us in LA.
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Oh, thank you, but I'm doing okay here.
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My mom told me that she's leaving me enough
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money so that I'll never have to worry.
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Lucky when my mom dies all I get is a bunch
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of old lady clothes and a gold tooth.
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It's not even hers! She won in a poker game.
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Sweetheart. We're starting your mother's
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video. Everyone gather around.
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It's time to hear Claudia's will.
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Veronica has really changed.
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Her mother just passed away, and all she's
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talking about is the money.
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It's like it didn't even affect her.
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Well, not everyone cries when people die,
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Angie. Some people cash in a gold tooth and
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throw a party.
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Hello, everyone.
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I'm Claudia.
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I know you're all dying to find out who gets
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my millions.
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So here it is.
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I'm leaving everything to my daughter,
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Veronica.
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Everything.
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Now. You're not getting it all right away.
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The money has been put into a trust, and the
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trustee I'm about to name will decide when
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you get it. The person I chose has worked
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hard his whole life and knows the value of
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money. Will, Vic Palmero, please step
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forward. Okay, now bend over and kiss George
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Lopez's ass because I pick him.
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In your face!
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You heard her, Vick.
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Kiss it!