Changing Lanes Page #7
What's that tell you?
It tells me that you're really
angry, and that anger...
has gotten you into the one place
in the worId you shouIdn't be.
Come on.
Leave that bar.
Come on.
Leave the bar.
I'm sorry.
Can I have a Coke, please?
Come on in.
Look, you tell Roberta...
that I said one cookie
before lunch is okay.
Get better.
- Mr. Banek.
- Are you Mr. Finch?
- How are you?
- How are you doing?
- You look nervous.
- Yeah, a little bit.
Don't be.
Have a seat.
Who's your God?
- Now, or hall of fame?
- Whenever.
Well, I'd say it's the guy
who did the Volkswagen ad.
The one where the cop is giving the
speeding ticket to a guy in a Bug.
Classic.
Doyle Gipson.
Shouldn't have told you
he was in insurance.
Makes it too easy.
I tell my clients...
""Never tell anyone anything
a bout yourself.''
Yeah. Here's his
state insurance license.
And that gives me
which gives me everything.
- You don't f***ing know.
- I do know.
- It's the one with the little kids.
- The little kids, yeah.
He's sittin' around, you know.
I don't know what he is.
Like, an Indian kid?
Like, ""I'm Tiger Woods.''
""I'm Tiger Woods.''
You had a fender bender,
and the other guy's going postal.
- That's not the way to do things.
- I don't wanna kill any body, you know?
I've just...
never done this kind
of thing before.
What kind of thing is that?
I just want my file back, you know.
You'll get your file back.
How, exactly?
It's like the dog collar that
gives a little electric shock...
when the dog barks.
You don't kill the dog. You just
want the dog to settle down.
Now we're torturing an animal?
I mean--
We're all set.
May I?
Well, sure.
Call him up
and just be nice to him.
All right, do it.
- Are you guys in advertising?
- Yeah. You too?
No. But--
I hope you don't mind, but I was
intrigued by your conversation.
I just thought
you were in advertising.
I wanna give you my dream version
of a Tiger Woods commercial, okay?
- By all means.
- Go ahead.
There's this black guy
on a golf course.
And all these people are trying
to get him to caddy for them...
but he's not a caddy.
He's just a guy trying
to play a round of golf.
Then these guys give him
a five-dollar bill...
and tell him to go to the clubhouse
and get 'em cigarettes and beer.
So off he goes, home...
to his wife and little son...
who he teaches to pIay goIf.
We see all the other little boys
playing hopscotch...
on the putting green.
We see all the other kids
eating ice cream...
long balls in the rain...
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