Gringo Page #4
- Right.
Someone should put him
out of his misery.
Seriously.
No, I mean literally.
him out of his f***ing misery.
Angel.
You can go.
I will see you maana.
Okay.
But when they married
each other, she was a fatty.
She was, like,
50 pounds heavier than she is today.
I was like,
"Don't do it!"
Fat people are so funny.
- Gracias.
- You wanna come to my room tonight?
Yeah, I'm really tired.
- Hey, buddy.
- What did I miss?
and maybe hit the sauna,
after I punch out
a little CrossFit.
Then I'll see you guys
in the morning.
You sure?
Do you...
You know,
I'm gonna crash, too.
It's gonna be
an early flight, so...
- That's it then.
- Good night.
What is your problem?
You just f***ing left me.
Right.
Someone should
put him out of his misery.
No, I mean literally.
him out of his f***ing misery.
Well,
when the sale goes through,
that's the last you're gonna
see of Harold Soyinka.
He is on the 86 list.
Maybe they're gonna
give him severance,
but I just think they're gonna
f***ing clean house.
His wife
must be a real winner.
Actually, she is.
But when they married
each other, she was a fatty.
She was, like,
50 pounds heavier than she is today.
Okay.
Richard is supposed
to be my friend.
- It's unbelievable!
- Just unbelievable!
You have
every right to be upset.
I swear...
I know I'm not supposed to
touch the mini-bar,
but I'm going to do it!
You know,
I don't even care anymore!
I'm doing it!
I'm having the Merlot!
I feel horrible.
I should've told you
to your face.
What should you have
told me to my face?
- The e-mail.
- What e-mail?
Just go ahead
with what you were saying.
No, no, no.
What should you have told me?
You know the invisible
gorilla experiment, Harold?
gorillas all of a sudden?
There's this video, right?
And you have to count
how many times
pass this ball back and forth.
walks in the middle
of the group.
The experiment
is whether or not
you're so focused
on the ball
that you miss the gorilla.
You would've been part
Missed what?
I'm having an affair.
I'm leaving you.
That's what the e-mail says.
You didn't notice the gorilla.
So,
the affair is the gorilla?
Yes.
What is the ball?
Is our marriage the ball?
I don't know what the ball is.
I'm not supposed to be
looking for gorillas, Bonnie.
I'm supposed to be
watching the ball.
That's my job.
Sorry!
Why am I always getting
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