Google Man Page #2

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INT. ADAM BROSIUS CAR

Adam drives towards his home. He starts to sob uncontrollably. He parks his car to the side of the road and continues to cry.

INT. ADAM BROSIUS’ HOME - MORNING

Beep! Beep! Beep! The menacing ring of Adam Brosius” alarm clock startles him awake.

He firmly touches the clock to stop the alarm and curses as he greets the morning. The time is 4:00 A.M.

ADAM:

F***! Another f***in’ day in paradise!

Adam yawns and stretches and spots some clothes laying on the floor of his messy bedroom. He puts on a black t-shirt with the words “underrated” on it.

He puts on some red gym shorts, white socks, and worn out sneakers. He puts on a cap to mask his messy hair.

Adam heads upstairs. He spots the pamphlet of the funeral service of his recently deceased father, DANIEL BROSIUS.

He shuts his eyes tightly and fights back the tears as he is eating a spoon full of cold cereal.

INT. ADAM BROSIUS CAR - MORNING

Adam is in his Honda Accord. He looks in his rearview mirror and notices a car following very close. He rolls his eyes and sarcastically nods.

The vehicle follows him all the way to the lot of his work location, WALMART DISTRIBUTION CENTER 7026 (large warehouse, with shipping docks with dozens of trucks.)

EXT. WALMART DC PARKING LOT

Adam exits his car and heads towards the entrance of his workplace. A crowd of mixed races of people, both male and female walk towards the entrance.

Most associates are rough looking. Many are tattooed and wreaking of cigarette smoke as they toss the butts on the asphalt before entering.

INT. WALMART DC 7026 GRANTSVILLE, UTAH

Adam enters the sliding doors and shows his name badge to the clerk. He shuffles along and enters another pair of sliding doors.

He gets into one of several lines that are ready to clock in for work. He hears idle chatting from several associates.

WALMART EMPLOYEE 1

Yeah, I f***ed her. Took her home. It was great, but I hate that she wanted to talk afterwards. Women just don’t get that talkin’ bout her life isn’t what I want.

Several people laugh, both men and women. Adam rolls his eyes and keeps looking at the time clock waiting for the time to clock in.

The time turns to 5:00 A.M. Employees begin clocking in. Adam shakes his head as he waits behind as people in front of him are still chatting. He loses patience.

ADAM:

Are you going to clock in? I don’t want to wait all damn day!

WALMART EMPLOYEE 1

(sarcastically)

Yes, sir! Right away sir!

Others laugh again. Adam looks like a fool, but they clock in.

MOMENTS LATER:

Adam works as an order filler. He is in a module with rows of freight and a conveyor belt to receive the freight.

Adam works briskly as he puts labels on various freight in a module. The work is very monotonous.

He stops briefly and wipes the sweat off his brow. He continues with a serious look on his face.

Adam looks at his watch and it is 2:00 P.M. A voice on the intercom comes on. Adam repeats it sarcastically.

VOICE ON INTERCOM AND ADAM

Attention Walmart associates. It is now break time. Please stop what you are doing and report to break. Before departing, please turn off all conveyors and power equipment.

INT. WALMART BREAKROOM

Adam sits by himself as he drinks a soda. He looks at the other associates all talking amongst each other.

Adam notices an ATTRACTIVE GIRL (20’S) talking amongst some guys. She is really trying to impress the guy Adam spoke with earlier.

ATTRACTIVE GIRL:

(smiling)

Why do girls find you so irresistible?

WALMART EMPLOYEE 1

I can’t help it. It’s my curse. They just won’t leave me alone.

The people at that table all laugh and the attractive girl rubs his arm with her hand.

Adam shakes his head and then emits a very depressing and sullen expression.

Nobody notices Adam. This makes him even more depressed.

He then looks around and most everyone is on their phone googling information.

Adam then recalls the brief conversation from the young adults from Denny’s Restaurant.

YOUNG ADULT 2 (V.O.)

Yeah it would be cool if we didn’t have to look on our phone and google it every time we want to know information on something. It would be bitchin’ if the answers came to use just by thinking about it.

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