Freeway Page #5
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- Year:
- 1996
- 102 min
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someone to listen to 'em.
Yeah, but you probably get so sick
of hearin' them sad stories every day.
I don't.
I really love my work.
I couldn't imagine myself
doing anything else. Not ever.
Guess I wouldn't mind
talkin' to someone.
I just wouldn't know
where to begin.
Why don't you begin with your mother?
I mean, if you want to.
My mama's a whore.
Thanks, mister.
I mean, Bob.
There.
I can't believe
I'm tellin' you all this stuff.
My mama's in jail.
It looks like my stepfather's next
parole officer ain't even been born yet.
Vanessa, you really
don't have anyone, do you?
That's terrible.
Oh, that's just terrible.
My real dad was this
merchant marine out of Texas,
but he got stabbed to death
on one of them container ships...
by this man from Pakistan
before I was born.
You wanna see his picture
I got right here?
Absolutely.
That's my daddy.
- He looks very interesting.
- You think?
- Absolutely.
- I think so, too.
Your grandmother's gonna be very proud
when she finds out what
a wonderful granddaughter she's got.
But I have to be honest with you.
I think given
your present situation,
the way you should go right now.
Bob, sometimes them places are okay,
but most of the time,
them people are just in it for the check
that the state sends for your upkeep.
I take it you've had
some bad experiences.
The last one I was in, there was an old
man that everyone called "grandpa",
and he had this disease called
Wisenheimers, I think it was...
where your brain cells
run out into your pee.
- It's a form of senility.
- Here's your check, sir.
Thanks, Bob. That's the best
f***in' dinner I've had all month.
I wouldn't mind stretchin' my legs
before I got behind the wheel. You mind?
No. Sure.
I got all the time in the world.
Great.
So them foster parents,
the Moraleses...
you would've thought a check
from the state would've been enough.
But no, they figured on me
helpin' out with Grandpa, too.
- You had to provide care for this man?
- Get crucial.
This guy was pissin' his sheets
nearly every night.
Just bein' near him
made me want to puke my guts out.
So what happened
when you refused?
They just started treatin' me like I was
the biggest b*tch who'd ever been born.
Then this one night, just a couple weeks
after I'd been placed there,
I woke up to see Grandpa standin'
over me with his cane in one hand...
and his you-know-what
in the other.
My God.
What happened?
- I told him to get the hell out.
- I take it he didn't.
No. That's when he tried to
slip it under the covers with me,
and I just went crazy on him.
What do you mean,
you went crazy?
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