Meet Monica Velour Page #2
Um, well, can you
come up here and get it?
I don't have a lot of time.
I don't know, it's not like
I can drive it to Indiana.
I'm just like putty
Putty in your hands
With a wave of your hand
Putty putty
I'm your slave to go man
And I'll go on this way...
Hey, I see you, you little creep.
- What?
- Were you gonna stand here all night
- looking at my daughter, huh?
- Dad!
- Well?
- What? No, sir.
- I just came to see your daughter.
- Tell it to the police, punk.
- Oooh!
- Hey, come back here!
Come back here!
We are not done. Where are you going?
- Hey, I've got to talk to you.
- Leave me alone.
Hey.
The cops was just here.
What for?
They told me somebody
who was driving the Weenie Wiz
some high school girl's window tonight.
- It wasn't me.
- Of course it was you.
What do you think, I'm some kind
of a half-assed retard?
Okay. Well, I'm sorry.
I won't do it again.
I told them I didn't know
I said it must have been
somebody else's blue truck
with a 20-foot hot dog on top.
For some reason they had
trouble believing that.
Now they think I'm Lester
the molester for Christ's sake.
Do you realize what you're doing to me?
It's time you grew up, God damn it.
Go back to school
or get some kind of a job.
Find yourself a girlfriend.
Hanging around that rathole room
and all that goddamn junk.
What should I do?
Sit around getting drunk all day?
You know, sometime you and that
smart mouth are gonna turn around
and you're gonna find me croaked.
Not the way you put it away.
You're preserved
like some mutant two-headed sheep
or Einstein's brain.
You through, smartass?
Never wanted to have this
conversation to begin with.
You've got a head like a rock.
Just like your mother.
I hear you in there, you little hoodlum.
Go to bed.
Okay okay. I'm sorry.
Pinhook. Pinhook.
Pinhook.
Loogootee.
Pinhook.
Yay.
Getting closer all the time, buddy.
- Hello?
- It's Tobe.
We talked before
about the truck I'm selling.
- The giant doggy?
- Are you still interested?
I'm pretty far.
No no, it's cool.
- My lucky day.
- $5000, right?
- That's right.
- I'll take the bus back.
- There's a bus station, right?
- Hey, where's the rest of your hat?
- Of course.
- Great. See you soon.
I'm leaving, Pop Pop.
aren't big enough for you?
I'm going to Indiana to sell the truck
and then I don't know what I'll do.
You're leaving just because
I yelled at you?
Later, Kenny.
Hey hey. Well, do you need anything?
Get cash.
Even if you've got to walk the guy
to the bank, get cash.
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