Car Dogs Page #4
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- Year:
- 2016
- 104 min
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Tell me where we actually
finished, Scott.
Not so good.
Yeah, evidently.
Here I am thinking that
my phone not ringing
and you not picking up yours
is a sign that you
had a handle on things.
I figured you had your own
little problem to deal with.
Someone please tell me
where we finished.
Where did we finish?
What?
11? Wha...
Shortly after you left,
the wheels kind of fell off.
You're telling me you can't
handle the store for three hours?
We made every deal
possible, all right,
probably some we shouldn't have.
W-wait. Wait. Barrett.
Is this the mother
from Christian's
two-car deal?
Yeah.
She, uh...
Bought the black limited?
Wait. Did I board it
as a black one?
I don't know, but if
this gross is right,
it better have been a black one.
No, no, no. No.
She... she bought
the white one.
Then why do you have it boarded
as a $1,000 loser, Scott?
Because those were
the numbers you gave me.
Bullshit! I told you
MSRP on the white one
and a grand back
of invoice on the black.
Why would I give her
the same deal
on the last white
something that we consistently
sell for sticker,
6,000 miles on it, Scott?
We live in Arizona, man!
I don't know.
She told me that you told her
it was the same price.
I'm sorry.
Which one is it, Scott?
Those were the numbers
I gave you,
or she told you I told her
they were the same price?
What's the number one rule
in the car business, Scott?
Buyers are liars.
Buyers are liars.
That's right.
F***.
Does my dad know?
Reynolds does.
Then he knows.
How long do you think I can
keep him off your back?
Speaking of Judas, where is he?
Where do you think?
In throwing you
under the bus as usual.
F***. It's morning, and
Look, I'm sorry.
We were down 12 cars,
and it was late. We were
having a shitty day.
Oh, and this deal
bettered it somehow?
What's going on with you, man?
These mistakes,
they're becoming habitual.
Look, I f***ed up, okay?
If you haven't
noticed lately, mark,
I'm a little stressed.
Right.
Yeah, because you're the only
one with f***ing problems.
Boyd.
Yes.
You make sure
those cars get reported.
Got it. Hey.
This is Scott.
Did... did I hear right?
These guys aren't
getting paid on Monday?
Don't ask, okay?
in this climate
is just brutal...
Yeah. I know.
Even for your old man.
I think you know that.
I'm on it.
Hey, do you want me
to start the meeting,
put on a training video?
I don't know, Scott. You
think you can handle that?
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