The Truth About Lies Page #2
I'll have a technician look at it?
No, I-I-I don't need
someone to look at it.
I spent good money,
and I-I'm not satisfied.
I paid for a cell phone. Not a smell phone.
Okay, um, do you have your receipt?
- I bought it here.
- Okay, when was that?
What's with the third degree?
W... Are you calling-are
you calling me a liar?
No, this is standard procedure.
Do you harass all your customers,
or are you just picking
on me because I'm a woman?
I treat all my customers the same.
So, you admit it. You
harass all your customers.
Ha! I want the manager!
Okay, I'll get the manager
out to, uh, smell your phone.
- He's an expert on that.
- Thank you.
I'm actually very curious
to see what happens here.
You're breakin' up. No,
I said I can't hear you.
Sorry.
Whoa! Whoa!
- Ah! Are you blind?
- I-I'm sorry!
What the hell is wrong with you?
I'm... No-no, I'm really sorry.
I would pay for it, if I had a job!
I'm sorry. I-I...
Small fire. The jerk-off
left his lava lamp plugged in.
Whoa! You can't go in there, pal.
But I live here.
Just be a few minutes. The fire's out.
Oh, thank God. Was it bad?
No, I wouldn't worry. Very small.
Only one apartment affected.
What apartment do you live in?
Uh, 706.
- You smoke?
- No, that'll give you cancer.
Go on. One won't kill ya.
No, I'm-I'm okay. Thank you.
You wanna sit in the fire truck?
My kids love it.
Come on.
Oh, my God. What happened to you?
Gilby, what the hell did you do?
- Jesus, Sharon, can I come in?
- Now?
No, not now, but next Wednesday.
Does that work? Of course, now.
God, you stink like a thousand ashtrays.
Yeah, well, fire tends
to-to have that effect.
God, Sharon, you know,
I-I imagined you'd be a
little more sympathetic.
You know, something
like, "Oh, my God, Gilby!"
Or, "Are you all right?
I don't know. Throw your
arms around me or somethin'.
Uh, why do you keep bringing boxes?
You can't stay here.
What? What the hell are
you talking about, Sharon?
You're my girlfriend.
Well... I was.
What the hell does that mean?
Well, we broke up.
We... W-what? When?
I was gonna tell you tomorrow.
You were gonna tell me tom... Are...
Did you, like, bang your head or something?
A-are you-are
you-are you on your...
Is it your period?
Am I... Oh, wow.
Um, no, Gilby, I'm not on my period,
Already? I mean, isn't
that a little premature?
I thought we were breaking up tomorrow.
Well, he's on his way,
and so you need to leave.
I-I have nowhere to go.
I-I just lost my job,
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