Everything Must Go Page #6

"I'll have a glass, right?" You know?

Just to toast.

We must have gone through

six or seven bottles.

And then it was just us,

in her room, you know,

keeping the party going.

So what happened?

In the morning, she was gone.

And then there were lawyers,

and investigations and interviews.

And, you know...

Did you do it?

Whatever they said you did?

I don't know. I don't know.

I should go.

Here, let me take your plate.

Let me walk you home.

It's fine. I can walk across the street.

Wait. Wait. Hold on.

Don't forget this. Fortune cookie.

Thanks.

Good night.

Hey.

Hey.

I like it. I like it.

Are you listening to me? Pour some wine.

- Come on, pour it.

- Come on, bring it.

- That's it.

- Put it in! Put it in!

- Put it in!

- Bark for me.

Come on, bark.

Yeah. Yeah, bark. Bark for me.

Oh, I like that. You're a dog, aren't you?

You're a great big dog. Nice puppy.

Take it out! Take it out! Take it out!

I want some more wine.

Keep barking, baby. Keep barking.

You're a nice puppy.

Yes, Nick?

I'm interested in that rotisserie over here.

- The rotisserie?

- Yeah, the rotisserie.

One second.

Nick.

Hey, that guy wants to buy the rotisserie

5 bucks.

What am I gonna cook with?

You got the Foreman.

Okay, tell him I'll sell it,

but that I'll only take $10, all right?

He's not gonna do it.

Well, tell him why he should buy it, right?

Focus on the benefits.

Go ahead.

If you have to take $7, that's okay.

He won't accept the $5.

But I'll let you know

the rotisserie is brand new.

He's only used it twice.

You can cook anything with it.

He wants $10, but I'll take $7.

- $7 is good.

- Thank you.

Good sale.

You got the gift.

Kenny, take a seat.

Look, you've been busting ass.

I just want you to know I appreciate it.

All right? You know what?

This company needs a shake-up.

We need a little less "me"

and a little more "we. "

Like this, not like this.

Don't do that. Do that.

Are you sure you're left-handed?

Yeah, I'm sure.

- Why don't you want to play football?

- My mom won't let me.

That's a shame, Kenny,

'cause you're a born left tackle.

Big, fast, smart.

How about soccer?

Black people don't play soccer.

Whole continents of black people

play soccer.

Pel. You heard of him?

Yeah, try not to be afraid of the ball.

You know what? Why don't you practice

a little bit on your own?

- How do I do that?

- Just throw it up in the air and catch it.

- Hey.

- Hey.

I found this. Used to be my mom's.

- Wow.

- I don't Know if it still works.

Let me see.

Oh, God, it's beautiful.

- Is there film in it?

- I don't know.

Smile.

- Yup.

- Yeah.

- Wow.

- Keep it.

- No, I couldn't take it. That's sweet, but...

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