Burn Country Page #5
You got some... you got
some shoes to fill, my friend.
I can fill some shoes, man.
I'll bet you can.
So, the idea is what?
You head into town,
do a little recon,
pin the likely criminals,
and then you just hide out
and wait for them
to do something nefarious?
Something like recon.
In this work, it's...
It's all about finding
the source of things, yes.
No sh*t?
What's a dude from
Afghanistan doing out here
in the this godforsaken
part of the country?
Journalism.
Afghan-style.
Oh-ho!
Ho! Well, you got
in the right car, brother.
Right car.
Whoa!
Oh!
Stop it. Hey, stop.
Hey, man! What are you...
Come on, man. Drive.
Got the leg.
That's a goddamn tickle monster.
It has to be something dynamic.
Present tense,
as Gabe liked to say.
the bigger thing.
Like a crime in progress.
Exactly.
The moment after
something terrible has happened
is very strange, you know.
There has been a...
A break in the life,
a hole in the world.
Does that make sense?
I can say it like this?
Oh, yeah, man. Makes sense.
A hole in the world.
Yeah.
Sometimes you can see
inside of this hole.
Sometimes you can't.
All right, I got it.
How about you hide out in the...
In the apple orchard
behind the Snapple plant,
wait for the cops to drag out
and beat the crap out of him.
You write that sh*t up tight!
Tight!
This really happened?
Oh, yeah.
Happened to a f***ing friend
of mine from high school.
Just made a little speed
till they showed up one night
at his kitchen table,
jacked his sh*t,
brought him out there,
worked him over into the fujis.
Good, man.
That's good.
Uh... what else you got?
Well, there's
the Sokurov brothers
out in the Guerneville hills.
The cops think
they're a bunch of freaks
that are into
biodynamic gardening
but truth be told,
them's the dirtiest
f***ing family
since them Gotti dudes.
Except they're skinny
as little girls,
and they shoot their own meat.
Hey, hey, hey.
You got to quote that
"not for attribution," man.
"'Skinny as little girls, ' said
some unidentified local craftsman."
You said this is all about
getting to the source
of things, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, downtown
ain't the place to start.
Here we go.
Ah.
Uh, who lives here again?
Oh, just old friends of a sort.
And what does this
have to do with anything?
Oh, you know, man.
You got to...
You're the blotter dude.
You got to meet the locals.
You know, get lay of the
land, all that, right?
Plus, bro, she is going
to love you, man.
She's going to love you,
all right?
Just give me 10 minutes here
and we're done, all right?
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