Blue Valentine Page #2
Come on, you can do it!
Come on, sweetie pie.
Yay, that was great.
That was great.
All right, you ready to go inside?
So what's with him,
you two fighting again?
We'll talk about it later.
Why isn't Daddy
gonna come in?
I don't know.
- Mr. Benatti, good to meet you.
- Have a seat.
What kind of job are you applying for?
- Driver? Helper? Packer?
- Whatever, one that pays.
- Do you have any experience at all?
- Sure.
Where have you worked?
I mean, you know,
I've helped people move before.
You mean, what are my jobs?
But you've never worked
for a moving company?
No.
OK, so that would be "no experience. "
Where are you from?
- Florida.
- And how long have you been here?
- Like two years.
- And where are you living?
- I live in Brooklyn.
- Can you get here every day?
- Yeah, I'll get here.
- I need you here by 7:00am.
I'll get here.
- Ready?
- Yeah.
- Hold it. There you go.
- All right, Marshall.
- Good job!
- You're a man amongst men. No homo!
Sit up, son! Sit up, sit up!
Don't worry about it. You ain't
a professional yet, that's all.
How do you meet girls?
I just walk up,
talk to them.
Whatever comes in my mind
at that moment.
- He honks the horn.
- I gets out of the truck.
I get out the truck and talk to 'em.
Or he screams out,
like, "chocolate thunder. "
See, I don't know. I feel like
men are more romantic than women.
When we get married,
we marry, like, one girl.
'Cause we 're resistant the whole way,
until we meet one girl and we think,
"I'd be an idiot if I didn't marry
this girl, she's so great.
to a place, they just kinda pick,
pick the best option or something.
I know girls that get married, they're
like, "Oh, he's got a good job. "
I mean, they spend their whole life
looking for Prince Charming,
and then they... then they marry,
they marry the guy
that's got a good job
Take your share and go home,
OK? Let's call it a good night.
Thanks, Jamie.
Lemme tell you something.
When I get old, I'm gonna look good.
When you get old,
you're gonna look like him.
What do you mean "when" you get old?
It's gonna be a long time,
another 50 years.
Damn, it look like
World War llI in this motherf***er.
OK, look, box everything in
the kitchen, bag everything upstairs.
Let's get this truck loaded,
up to Pennsylvania and back by tonight.
- This is a small, small room here.
- Here we go.
How's all the stuff gonna fit in here?
it's probably not gonna,
so strip the furniture.
OK, I'll bring you boxes,
you start unpacking, placing.
Flatten all the cartons,
we'll get 'em outta here.
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