Whitewash Page #2
All righty.
Bastards.
[ Grunting ]
Aah!
Aah.
Donkey sh*t!
Come on!
It's too loud.
Good evening.
Hey!
Good evening, Officers.
Oh--
Paul Blackburn, you say?
Ooh.
What a name.
It rings familiar.
[ Wind howling ]
No, I wouldn't say I knew him well.
Uh, went out a few times, had some beers.
Um, well, I wouldn't consider
myself to be a close friend, no.
No, no. No.
How's that?
Oh. Yeah, he mentioned
somethin' about a wife.
He did.
What's that?
You say he had two young children?
[ Choked up ]
I wasn't aware of that.
How-- You know, uh,
how old they were?
Oh, he--
No, I get emotional whenever I'm thinking about,
you know, children and--
[ Gasping ]
I'll help out anyway I can.
Oh, man.
You're f***ed up.
You are f***ed up.
Beginning of the end.
Beginning of the end.
Jesus.
Talk too much.
Talk too much.
Ah, Paul. You f***er.
She drives nice.
- That's your house?
- Yeah, it is.
You wanna come in for a beer?
[ Sighs ]
Why are you doing this?
I don't know.
[ Bruce's voice ]
Life can turn on a dime.
One day,
you're married and happy,
and the next day, you're alone.
[ Panting ]
[ Groans ]
F***!
Sh*t.
Yeah. Mmm.
Mmm.
Yeah!
Oh.
Hmm.
Come on!
What's with all these f***in' branches?
[ Vehicle approaching ]
Sh*t.
[ Man ] Well--
[ Chattering ]
Go, go, go, go!
[ Chattering in French ]
Sh*t.
Hey.
Hey, hon.
What's for supper?
What's for supper, hon?
Well,
wh-what would you like?
Oh, I don't know.
Some pie.
I've got some pie.
You got a smart mouth.
You sure do have a nice, round bottom.
Like to give it a goin' over.
I'd like you to.
[ Rubbing ]
[ Exhales ]
[ Moans ]
[ Paul ]
She was a very talented woman.
This is really, really nice.
Mmm.
Yeah.
Yeah, she was really good at it.
How much would they sell for?
Mmm.
Probably $10 each.
Wholesale.
Ten bucks each?
Hmm. And how many boxes
like these do you have?
A shitload of 'em.
I don't even know.
Wow, Bruce, you should cash in.
You're sitting on a gold mine here, man.
Mmm.
You know what you do?
You should sell 'em online.
No middle man.
Well, I... sold my wife's computer
last year after she died, so--
Well, listen, I've been doing this for 15 years.
I-I-- I was the--
I was the top
I.T. consultant in town.
World Wide Web,
e-mails, 2.0.
I can do anything.
This is a niche market.
So you know what you do?
We set up a Web site.
I can do all the tech work.
And we just try it, man.
You and I.
I don't know. It's--
I don't know if I really want to sell them.
Well, that's okay.
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