Danny, where do you think you're going?
You are not going to Tommy's house
Tommy's mother serves her kids plastic food
And every time you come back from there
I can tell you've been eating it too
Well, it might as well be plastic
With all the preservatives in it
She might as well feed you styrofoam
With fake mayonnaise on top
Hell, that might even be healthier
You're coming with me and your father this afternoon
We've got family plans
No, it is not Auntie Jen's birthday
Auntie Jen's birthday party
Is next weekend
On her and Uncle Terry's boat
This weekend we're going to Cousin Jimmy's
For the barbecue
And the campfire sing-a-long
Why are you rolling your eyes?
You don't like spending time with your family?
You know they're all going to be dead one day
Then you'll wish
You'd gone to that laser tag tournament
At Grandma Jan's
You can't recreate those moments
When Uncle Lou is icing his groin
From where Grandma Jan hit him with her laser gun
By the way, you better not make any plans for the end of the month
We're going to Cousin Tony's wedding
And while we're all the way up in North Attleboro
I thought we'd stop by Great Aunt Marie's
So we can watch her play
In that bocce tournament
These moments are precious
They are delicate, fragile memories
That must be held in the hand
Like a tiny squirrel
Oh, you need to sign the card on the table
For Little Mikey's 16th birthday party
The theme is Circus
So I got you a clown costume
That kid always was a freak
Can't blame him with that whore of a mother
And my idiot of a brother
But you know what?
They're family
And that's what counts
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