Knocked Up · 2007 — 第 5 / 12 章 · 2'34" · B2

Caught at the Fantasy Draft, Explained:ask you to ask me

Someone walks in on a fantasy baseball draft and asks what it is. The room calls it a draft and says they agreed to no wives. The fight is the cover story in "So you think I'm seeing a band, I do my fantasy draft, and it's win-win": one side wants friends, the other hears family left out.

あらすじ

People are picking players in a fantasy baseball draft when someone asks what this is. Someone says the name Debbie, and the reply is that it is their draft and that they said no wives. The argument moves on to a false band outing, Spider-Man 3 alone, and "I don't wanna have to ask you to ask me," then a refusal to have that person at the house.

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on the clockwhole outfieldfantasydon't let the door hit you

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このシーンの表現

ask you to ask me

do not make me beg the invite

A next-week movie is offered as a fix, and the reply rejects any plan that still has to be prompted.

I don't want to ask you to ask me to dinner when you already know I like that place.

このシーンの他の表現

  • on the clock

    your turn, the timer is running

  • whole outfield

    all your outfielders got drafted

  • fantasy

    fantasy; with baseball, a made-up draft

  • don't let the door hit you

    a crude shove out the door

  • win-win

    he thinks both sides gain

このシーンのメモ一覧

56 行のセリフに 29 件のメモ

表現 · B2on the clock

your turn, the timer is running

A pick is already gone, and the next person is told the draft timer is still on them.

Too bad I got him three rounds ago. You're still on the clock.
発音got him

In got him, let the t be a light tap and don't split the words.

Too bad I got him three rounds ago. You're still on the clock.
発音You gotta

Keep gotta as one piece instead of restoring a separate to.

- Oh, shit! - You gotta do something.
スラング · B1shit

oh no — A blurted reaction to trouble; skip it in formal company.

- Oh, shit! - You gotta do something.
表現 · B2take someone's whole outfield

all your outfielders got drafted

After Matsui is named, someone complains the outfield is gone and gets a Sorry, Charlie, meaning tough luck rather than a real apology.

- You just took my whole outfield. - Sorry, Charlie.
スラング · B2What the fuck

what the hell is this — Shock plus anger; don't use it with elders or at work.

What the fuck is this?
表現 · B1fantasy baseball draft

a make-believe player draft

It's our fantasy baseball draft.
表現 · B1tell someone all about something

already told you the whole story

I told you all about this.
スラング · C1hit you in the vagina

a body-part insult on exit — A joke at someone's body; don't recycle it.

Hey, Pete, don't let the door hit you in the vagina on the way out!
発音should have

Have in should have stays light and is not the verb own.

I should have told you.
表現 · A2lie about something

what else was hidden

- What else have you been lying about? - Nothing...
表現 · B1upset someone

leave you hurt or angry

It's just that I know you've been mad 'cause I've been working so much, and I didn't want to upset you.
表現 · A2get mad

become angry

I wouldn't be mad. I don't get mad.
表現 · B1not X or anything

not an affair or anything like it

It's a fantasy baseball draft. I'm not cheating or anything.
文法 · B2you wanting to be with your friends

gerund phrase: You wanting packs the preference into the thing this names.

This is you wanting to be with your friends more than your family.
表現 · B1make something up

invent a cover story

Look, the reason I make that up is because if I told you what I was really doing, you would just get mad.
文法 · B2if I told you what I was really doing, you would just get mad

hypothetical if: If marks what was hidden; would is the anger they expected.

Look, the reason I make that up is because if I told you what I was really doing, you would just get mad.
表現 · B2win-win

he thinks both sides gain

The band story is admitted as cover for the draft, then sold as something both people gain from.

So you think I'm seeing a band, I do my fantasy draft, and it's win-win.
文法 · B1when you said you went to see a band

when clause: When pins the question to the night a band was the cover story.

Well, what'd you do last Wednesday night when you said you went to see a band?
表現 · A2ask someone to go

invite me along

Why do you want to go by yourself? Why didn't you ask me to go?
表現 · B1get away

step away from all of it not a trip; a break from what's in front of you

Because I needed to get away, you know.
表現 · B1time to myself

uninterrupted time alone

With work and you and the kids, sometimes I just need some time to myself.
表現 · B1not that big of a deal

it is not so serious

After the solo movie and the plea for time alone, the night gets waved off as too small to hurt.

It's not that big of a deal.
発音of a deal

Slide of a together and don't stop on the f.

It's not that big of a deal.
表現 · B2ask someone to ask someone

do not make me beg the invite

A next-week movie is offered as a fix, and the reply rejects any plan that still has to be prompted.

I don't wanna have to ask you to ask me.
表現 · B2come up with something on your own

think of it without a prompt

I want you to just come up with it on your own.
文法 · B2because you don't yell that you're not mean

embedded because: Because sits inside think that, so not yelling gets called kindness.

You just think because you don't yell that you're not mean, but this is mean.
発音this is mean

Put the weight on mean and keep this is light.

You just think because you don't yell that you're not mean, but this is mean.
表現 · B2keep one's sanity

stay sane a little longer

After being called mean, the lies and the solo night get explained as the only way to stay sane.

I'm doing it because I need to keep my sanity a little bit.

「Caught at the Fantasy Draft」を読み解く

What's really going on

The names and the clock make the draft sound like a game. Then the room gives itself away: "We said no wives." Asked what else was a lie, someone answers "Nothing," and a later line names the real grievance: "This is you wanting to be with your friends more than your family." The cover story is spelled out next: "So you think I'm seeing a band, I do my fantasy draft, and it's win-win." Wednesday, it turns out, was not a band either: "I went to the movies," alone, for Spider-Man 3. A smaller demand follows: "I don't wanna have to ask you to ask me." Not yelling gets called mean, and the reply is "I'm not being mean. I'm being honest." The last demand is to stay out of the house, and someone says she is coming back.

Theme

LiesA band outing covers the draft, and Wednesday's band was a movie seen alone.
Family conflictOne line calls the draft a choice of friends over family, and the house itself is put in play.

発音のポイント

  • got him — In got him, let the t be a light tap and don't split the words.
  • You gotta — Keep gotta as one piece instead of restoring a separate to.
  • should have — Have in should have stays light and is not the verb own.
  • of a deal — Slide of a together and don't stop on the f.
Hey, Pete, don't let the door hit you in the vagina on the way out!

A send-off aimed at Pete as he leaves the draft, stretching a stock exit line into a crude insult.

This is you wanting to be with your friends more than your family.

The hidden draft is taken as a preference for friends over family, not merely a hobby that got interrupted.

So you think I'm seeing a band, I do my fantasy draft, and it's win-win.

The lie is presented as neat: one person pictures a band, the draft still happens, and both sides are said to gain.

I don't wanna have to ask you to ask me.

Being invited only after you beg for the invitation does not count; the ask itself is the problem.

I want you to just come up with it on your own.

The wish is that the other person think of the outing alone, with no one pushing the idea.

You just think because you don't yell that you're not mean, but this is mean.

Silence is not accepted as innocence: the line says that skipping the yell still leaves the behavior mean.

このシーンについての質問

Why is the fantasy draft called worse than cheating?

One line says the draft is not cheating. The answer is "No, this is worse," and the reason given is "This is you wanting to be with your friends more than your family." The room had already said "We said no wives." These lines treat the hidden draft as choosing friends over family.

What happened to the story about seeing a band?

One line says, "So you think I'm seeing a band, I do my fantasy draft, and it's win-win." Asked about last Wednesday, when a band was the excuse, the reply is "I went to the movies," alone, "Spider-Man 3," "Because I needed to get away."

Why is the offer to see Spider-Man 3 next week turned down?

The reply is "I don't wanna go see it now," then "I don't wanna have to ask you to ask me," and "I want you to just come up with it on your own." A prompted invitation is what these lines refuse.

Does anyone admit to an affair in this scene?

No. The defense is "I'm not cheating or anything," about the fantasy baseball draft. The pushback is "No, this is worse," aimed at time with friends rather than family. These lines never name another partner.

Why does the fight reach staying out of the house?

It is the line that follows the charge "You just think because you don't yell that you're not mean, but this is mean," the reply "I'm not being mean. I'm being honest," and "I need to keep my sanity a little bit." The cutoff spoken here is "I don't want you at the house anymore."

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