Girlfriend's Day Page #2
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2017
- 65 min
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They don't heal so fast.
I can't ply my trade.
And you can't write
with the other fingers?
You're gonna have to figure out
a way to pay me.
So?
You want me to blow you?
Hey, watch what you're saying.
There's children present.
I have to watch him for my damn sister
while she goes to school
and it's against the law
for me to take him to the track.
And I can't push him off the roof.
You're in a real pickle.
- Well, how about that.
- What?
I thought he'd be afraid of you.
Come here, 'Jito.
I want you to meet Uncle Ray.
[distant motorbike revs]
[child laughs]
[woman sobs]
Why is that woman crying?
Who can say?
Probably a love thing.
Do you love anybody?
Maybe.
You?
I love trucks.
Consider yourself lucky.
But they break down all the time.
That's what my uncle says.
Except he says they break down
all the damn time.
I suppose so.
[song playing on jukebox]
Hello, Nellies.
What's the scoop?
Nothin'.
[Warez]
Styvesan's looking for you.
[Cathy]
Told him you'd be here tonight.
How'd you know?
'Cause you're an alcoholic.
Okay.
Hey, Styvesan, how's tricks?
The same. Look, I got a business
proposition for you.
- You been writing?
- Yeah.
What have you been working on?
Notes mostly, you know.
Uh...
some thank-yous, "I'm sorries."
I'm... I'm branching out.
That's great. Listen, I got
Off the books. Romance-oriented.
Interested?
Maybe.
Yeah.
Yeah, sure. Please.
I need you to write a card.
Like the ones you used to write.
like "my love" or "my wife,"
I need you to use the word...
"girlfriend."
Listen, I... I can't promise
anything, you know.
There's good money here for you.
[sighs]
Here's an advance.
I'll pay you triple freelance rate.
Listen, I...
I know I said a lot of
I just want you to know
I was just being
Yeah.
Thanks.
Hey, I might need to get
into the office,
get some of my
old notes and such, okay?
Sure. After hours.
Make sure you use the back door,
the one with the broken lock.
- Ray.
- Yeah.
- This is hush-hush.
- Yeah.
So put the f***in' money away.
[soft chuckle]
[distant helicopter flies near]
[police siren wails]
[distant woman argues]
[car horns and alarms blaring]
[dogs barking]
You know, if you had it,
then you can get it back.
And I believe that.
Do you remember the first card
you ever wrote?
Eight years old.
It had macaroni on it.
Glued on the front.
Was it for your mom, or...?
Mother's Day.
Did it at school.
It had a heart on it, and, uh...
crayon color.
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