Trucker Page #2
Shh. Shh. Shh.
[ Exhales ]
[ Both Laughing ]
[ Panting ]
- Diane?
- Yeah.
You're so pretty.
Thank you, I think.
Oh, idiot.
[ Chuckles ]
Yeah. Nice, sis.
I told you, Molly.
Shut up, Rick.
Hey.
[ Door Opens, Closes ]
[ Keys Jingling ]
[ Footsteps Approaching ]
- Diane! Hey!
- [ Grunts ]
What the hell
are you doing?
Who the hell are you?
You know who I am.
I'm Jenny Bell.
I've been calling you
and writing you.
Well, Jenny Bell,
I don't check my messages
all that often.
Diane, listen,
Len's got an infection.
All right?
And he's in the hospital
for a few days.
And I have to leave
tomorrow night to go
to my mother's funeral.
So you can see I have
somewhat of a dilemma.
Well, Len and I
have an agreement.
Yeah, well, it was Len's idea.
Don't you have
some neighbors or
some friends or something?
I guess not.
All right, Diane, listen,
you don't owe me anything,
all right?
But I can't work
and take care of Len...
and go to my dead mother's
send-off and watch your
f***ing kid right now.
Yeah, well, I'm
on the road all the time.
It's three weeks.
Three weeks?
Yeah.
Peter, come on
over here.
No. Mm-mmm.
Peter, come over here.
No, Jenny.
No.
Peter, come on.
Jenny.
F*** you.
Peter, come on.
Listen, we talked
about this.
Peter.
Peter, listen to me.
[ Grunts ]
Listen to me, all right?
It's just for a little while
until your dad's feeling better.
All right? Listen.
He loves you, and he needs you
to do this for him.
Can you do this for him?
All right?
Say "okay."
Come on.
Thanks a lot, Diane.
I'm gonna call you
in a few days, all right?
[ Door Opens, Closes ]
You're gonna
stand there all night?
Go on.
So you can crash
right there, all right?
I'm gonna get this whole
mix-up resolved tomorrow.
All right? I'm gonna
go see Leonard in L.A.
Runner will watch you.
He's my friend.
He'll probably be
pretty hungover though.
Yeah.
[ Foot Tapping ]
So I just got
the one-bedroom house.
Just a one-bedroom.
[ Exhales ]
Don't like to talk, huh?
I don't like
to talk to b*tches.
Fair enough.
Ooh.
You ever had
a breakfast
burrito before?
Not bad
for a dollar, twenty-nine.
Come here nearly
every day before work.
What do you do?
You ever heard of
a jack-of-all-trades?
Well, that's me.
Actually,
I'm more of a--
more of a six
of diamonds-of-all-trades.
You see those guys
right over there?
I work with them
sometimes.
Aren't they illegal immigrants?
Well, I guess
it depends on who you ask.
Yeah. Sure.
It's good. Take a big bite.
It's full of eggs.
You're gonna like it.
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