Hero Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2002
- 107 min
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BERNIE:
Oh yeah? A hero, huh?
(a beat, then...)
Was he in the 'Nam, this guy Elliot?
JOEY:
"The Nomm"? What's that?
BERNIE:
It was this war. Viet Nam. Doesn't
matter.
JOEY:
Were you in it? In the war?
BERNIE:
You never saw that picture, huh?
JOEY:
What picture?
BERNIE:
Me in my uniform. Used to be on
the bookcase.
INT. MEN'S ROOM/FLUKY'S - TEN MINUTES LATER (DAY)
Deserted except for BERNIE and JOEY side by side at the urinals.
BERNIE glances at JOEY.
BERNIE:
Whatcha gotta do there, buddy, is
ya gotta get in close so ya don't
piss on yer shoes.
It don't matter now cause you're
wearin' them sneakers but the time's
gonna come when you're gonna be
wearin' good shoes, expensive ones,
and you don't wanna piss on them,
you wanna protect 'em. From piss,
from tough guys, from everything.
BERNIE:
What I don't like about public
restrooms is how you're always
standing in piss. It don't matter
to you, you got those sneakers but
I'm standing in piss in very
expensive shoes. It's a breakdown
in custodial services.
JOEY steals a glance at BERNIE, sees him "shake it off" and zip
up. JOEY does likewise.
JOEY:
Are you gonna take me somewhere next
weekend?
BERNIE:
I'm working on that. It's just I
got some business problems and...
whatsa matter?
JOEY is heading for one of the stalls. He reaches underneath
and pulls out a wallet.
JOEY:
Somebody lost a wallet.
BERNIE is extremely interested, takes the wallet JOEY holds out
and glances inside.
Cash. A couple of fifties.
INT. FLUKY'S - SECONDS LATER (DAY)
BERNIE and JOEY exit the Men's Room and head for the door to
the parking lot, BERNIE explaining...
BERNIE:
You give it to the manager, he
pockets the dough, throws the wallet
away. Most people who work in
supervisory positions... I'm not
saying all... are crooks.
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