After Louie Page #4
- Bye, Sam.
- SAM:
Mm-hmm.So, uh, Sam here
grave digging again?
(GROWLS)
I know. Why don't you just
give him what he wants?
William isn't just Sam's,
you know?
I know.
Jules.
(QUIET SNORING)
SAM:
Hey, can you come over?
Don't use the buzzer.
Text me when you're near.
WILLIAM:
Chris, the guyfrom the coffee shop.
First cappuccino
I ever had.
Yeah, he was there.
And I would see
so many people that I knew,
(LAUGHING)
I could see him there.
God, I remember one time
at the Mine Shaft
I was strung up by Louie,
and he was whipping
the sh*t out of me,
and you were there, Sam.
And you looked
positively... heartbroken.
I later had to tell you
not to worry.
It was just for fun.
You were always
so sentimental, Sam.
Well, now Louie's
dead now, too.
(CELL PHONE BUZZES)
(DOOR CREAKS, CLOSES)
- Sorry, the M wasn't running.
- Shh! Quiet.
(PAPER RUSTLING)
Let's get this
out of the way first.
200?
No overnight, okay?
Sure.
And you have
to be quiet.
No screaming tonight.
I'll try.
Are you hungry?
I have this friend who's a straight guy.
He's married,
and he's always talking about how he
wants to have sex with other women.
- All men want to f***.
- Right.
- So do women.
- I wouldn't know.
So this guy is always
saying to me, like,
"Wow, you're so lucky, you can just
have sex with whoever you want,"
and I'm like, "So can you.
You know, just talk to your wife
about having an open relationship."
Right? I mean,
you're both adults.
You should be able to at least
talk about what you want,
about sex
and stuff, right?
- And?
- Yeah, and so he says
this, like,
super patronizing thing,
like, "Well, when you
really love someone,
and you start
a family with them,
then you don't want to see
them with anyone else."
Like I'm some disgusting,
promiscuous gay friend
who doesn't understand
how to really love someone.
Thank you.
Oh, can I have
some more coffee, please?
Like, I have a boyfriend,
right?
But I can have sex
with whoever I want to.
- You have a boyfriend?
- Didn't I tell you?
- No, you didn't.
- Oh.
Well, yeah.
But we're open,
so I do what I want.
- He doesn't care?
- No.
Who's that guy
on your couch?
Oh, that's just
an old friend.
He's my old teacher
from art school.
Cool.
How old are you?
I thought you didn't
want to know.
Now I do.
Almost 30.
- Really?
- Are you disappointed?
Damn, I didn't ask her
for ketchup.
How old are you?
Still old enough
to be your father.
Oh, good.
Excuse me, miss.
Can me and my daddy
have some ketchup?
So do you have a daddy thing
because your father died?
Hmm. Do you
like younger guys
because you're trying
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