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Clips from Good Trouble - Klompendansen (S03E03)

I am kidding

"I am kidding"

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of course.

"of course."

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You know, it's actually not funny.

"You know, it's actually not funny."

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Um, those people verbally attacked Mariana

"Um, those people verbally attacked Mariana"

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and yelled horrible things at her.

"and yelled horrible things at her."

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I'm sorry, when did this happen?

"I'm sorry, when did this happen?"

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It was nothing.

"It was nothing."

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Is everybody ready for snert?

"Is everybody ready for snert?"

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-Yes. -Yes.

"-Yes. -Yes."

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Stef: Snert, what is that?

"Stef: Snert, what is that?"

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Diane: It's Holland's version of pea soup.

"Diane: It's Holland's version of pea soup."

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It's more of a stew actually,

"It's more of a stew actually,"

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with pork and celery, onions and leeks.

"with pork and celery, onions and leeks."

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Jim: Mmm. Mmm.

"Jim: Mmm. Mmm."

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So, I'm transferring to UCLA.

"So, I'm transferring to UCLA."

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No.

"No."

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No?

"No?"

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No.

"No."

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-Can we talk about it? -No!

"-Can we talk about it? -No!"

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No, you are not transferring

"No, you are not transferring"

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from an Ivy League school to a state school.

"from an Ivy League school to a state school."

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Could we sidebar this conversation until later?

"Could we sidebar this conversation until later?"

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And why the hell UCLA?

"And why the hell UCLA?"

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They have a good film program.

"They have a good film program."

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-Film? -Really, now is not the time.

"-Film? -Really, now is not the time."

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This is Brandon and Eliza's going-away party.

"This is Brandon and Eliza's going-away party."

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Oh! And yours too, Stef!

"Oh! And yours too, Stef!"

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In honor of your adventure,

"In honor of your adventure,"

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we're having flan as one of our desserts.

"we're having flan as one of our desserts."

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Yeah, I'm not paying for my son to study film.

"Yeah, I'm not paying for my son to study film."

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Jim!

"Jim!"

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It's always about money.

"It's always about money."

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Oh, my!

"Oh, my!"

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Could we please just enjoy our snert?

"Could we please just enjoy our snert?"

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Snert is delicious, Diane.

"Snert is delicious, Diane."

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Thank you, Lena.

"Thank you, Lena."

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[traditional Dutch yodeling]

"[traditional Dutch yodeling]"

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"♪"

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Diane: So, we've been eating stamppot and bitterballen.

"Diane: So, we've been eating stamppot and bitterballen."

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Stamppot is potatoes mashed with vegetables,

"Stamppot is potatoes mashed with vegetables,"

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and bitterballen is fried meat balls.

"and bitterballen is fried meat balls."

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Well, the Dutch sure do love a hearty meal.

"Well, the Dutch sure do love a hearty meal."

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-Mmm. -Diane: I just love sampling new cuisines.

"-Mmm. -Diane: I just love sampling new cuisines."

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Jim and I are using this as an excuse

"Jim and I are using this as an excuse"

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to go to Europe for a month.

"to go to Europe for a month."

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First stop, Amsterdam,

"First stop, Amsterdam,"

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to see Eliza in the Concertgebouw, of course.

"to see Eliza in the Concertgebouw, of course."

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Jim's been working so hard this year.

"Jim's been working so hard this year."

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We're really looking forward to it.

"We're really looking forward to it."

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Yeah. So, uh, Stef,

"Yeah. So, uh, Stef,"

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when do you leave for Nicaragua?

"when do you leave for Nicaragua?"

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Uh, Venezuela.

"Uh, Venezuela."

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And, um, I leave in about 10 days.

"And, um, I leave in about 10 days."

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You're so brave venturing out all alone.

"You're so brave venturing out all alone."

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I can't even imagine.

"I can't even imagine."

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Well, I'm actually very excited

"Well, I'm actually very excited"

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to start this new chapter of my life.

"to start this new chapter of my life."

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Jim: You're not worried?

"Jim: You're not worried?"

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With, uh, you know, the economic disaster in Venezuela?

"With, uh, you know, the economic disaster in Venezuela?"

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I've heard it's very dangerous for foreign travelers,

"I've heard it's very dangerous for foreign travelers,"

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especially Americans.

"especially Americans."

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What if you get kidnapped for ransom?

"What if you get kidnapped for ransom?"

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Jim! Don't scare her.

"Jim! Don't scare her."

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Well, maybe she should be scared.

"Well, maybe she should be scared."

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Stef: Well, I-- I appreciate your concern, Jim, I do.

"Stef: Well, I-- I appreciate your concern, Jim, I do."

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But the whole point in going is the country is in crisis.

"But the whole point in going is the country is in crisis."

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You know, there's a million kids

"You know, there's a million kids"

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whose parents were forced to migrate out of the country

"whose parents were forced to migrate out of the country"

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to find jobs and leave them behind.

"to find jobs and leave them behind."

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You know, that is what happens with socialism.

"You know, that is what happens with socialism."

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Of course, so-called progressives

"Of course, so-called progressives"

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want to bring that failure here to America.

"want to bring that failure here to America."

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You mean, like Social Security and Medicare?

"You mean, like Social Security and Medicare?"

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Diane: No politics at the table, dear.

"Diane: No politics at the table, dear."

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Hey, no, no, no. I'm only stating facts--

"Hey, no, no, no. I'm only stating facts--"

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Please, Dad. Not now.

"Please, Dad. Not now."

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Why not? You're a proud Republican.

"Why not? You're a proud Republican."

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Oh, I'm actually an Independent now.

"Oh, I'm actually an Independent now."

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Huh!

"Huh!"

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So, Lena,

"So, Lena,"

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what are you working on in Sacramento?

"what are you working on in Sacramento?"

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Housing and homelessness

"Housing and homelessness"

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are the big issues statewide right now.

"are the big issues statewide right now."

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Jim: What about this proposed wealth and exit tax bill

"Jim: What about this proposed wealth and exit tax bill"

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I'm hearing about?

"I'm hearing about?"

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Diane: Jim!

"Diane: Jim!"

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Lena: Well, that's for people

"Lena: Well, that's for people"

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who earn 30 million or more.

"who earn 30 million or more."

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The idea is that they amassed most of that wealth

"The idea is that they amassed most of that wealth"

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while in California.

"while in California."

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Jim: Well, it is unconstitutional.

"Jim: Well, it is unconstitutional."

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You know, you're a prisoner of California

"You know, you're a prisoner of California"

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if you, uh, even after you move out.

"if you, uh, even after you move out."

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Lena: Well, with so many people amassing wealth in the state,

"Lena: Well, with so many people amassing wealth in the state,"

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it's shrinking by billions.

"it's shrinking by billions."

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It's like a hit and run.

"It's like a hit and run."

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Jim: You know, it's also like the "Hotel California."

"Jim: You know, it's also like the "Hotel California.""

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You can check out any time you like

"You can check out any time you like"

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and you can even leave,

"and you can even leave,"

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but you'll never stop paying taxes.

"but you'll never stop paying taxes."

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So, it's no wonder that people and businesses

"So, it's no wonder that people and businesses"

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are leaving in droves when

"are leaving in droves when"

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they're, you know,

"they're, you know,"

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trying to raise our personal taxes

"trying to raise our personal taxes"

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and income taxes

"and income taxes"

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to 16.8%, you know?

"to 16.8%, you know?"

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Not to mention the sales tax.

"Not to mention the sales tax."

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Diane: I think you've made your point.

"Diane: I think you've made your point."

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Could we please put our phones down

"Could we please put our phones down"

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and enjoy the conversation?

"and enjoy the conversation?"

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Carter: What's to enjoy?

"Carter: What's to enjoy?"

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See? Change the subject.

"See? Change the subject."

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Okay, okay.

"Okay, okay."

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Uh...

"Uh..."

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So, uh, Callie,

"So, uh, Callie,"

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why the switch to criminal law?

"why the switch to criminal law?"

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Jude: Wasn't it because of that homeless guy

"Jude: Wasn't it because of that homeless guy"

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that walked into your apartment?

"that walked into your apartment?"

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I'm sorry, a homeless guy went into the Coterie?

"I'm sorry, a homeless guy went into the Coterie?"

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No, um, it was Jamie's apartment.

"No, um, it was Jamie's apartment."

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