Julia

# and I want you to take

your time and look it over #

# 'cause what you see

may not be #

# what you're gonna get #

# then she said... #

- Man:
Saturday!

- Saturday!

Saturday!

# before you ask some girl

for her hand now #

# keep your freedom as

long as you can... #

Alan, can I have another-

another?

# you'd better

shop around #

# shop around #

# there's something

that I want you to know #

# just as sure as

the wind's gonna blow... #

Come on, Johnny.

# women come

and women go #

# before you tell 'em

that you love 'em so #

# my mama told me... #

Whoo-hoo!

Gang way.

Hey, watch out, buddy.

Let go of my ass.

Phillip Gordon,

that's for you from me.

It's my treat

all the way. Julia.

- Oh, my beauty. Lover-

- Georgie. Georgie.

George, introduce me.

Oh, Julia, Phillip.

- Who's this gentleman?

- My name's Phillip.

He's my new boss-

this guy.

- Your boss? George's boss.

- My new boss.

- That's why I'm buying him a drink.

- Commiserations.

Are you married?

Uh, a little bit.

- A little bit.

- A little bit married.

You know what, sweetheart? I'm gonna

give your wife a little present here.

Don't smudge it.

Just leave it right like that

for her to find

in the morning.

Julia, what do you do

outside of-?

Phillip, I do everything.

I do a bit of everything.

She does everything.

Get off.

I like to make people's

dreams come true, Phillip.

- You know, I like to-

- Dreams come true?

Well, I kind of like to sell things to people-

You know, things they

really want.

Even things they didn't know they

wanted. You know what I'm saying?

I was in real estate

just recently.

Coincidence,

that's what I'm in.

- Really?

- Yeah, that's my boss.

- That's your business?

- It is, actually, yeah.

# sweet dreams

are made of this #

# who am I

to disagree? #

# I've traveled the world

and the seven seas #

# everybody's looking

for something #

# oohh-hh #

# hold your head up #

# keep your head up,

moving on #

# hold your

head up, moving on #

# keep your head up,

moving on #

# hold your

head up, moving on... #

Oh my God.

Phillip:
Now I know

you're good. She's the one.

I missed her. I don't

know what happened to her.

Where'd she go?

How are you doing?

# some of them want

to use you... #

# some of them want

to get used by you #

# some of them

want to abuse you #

# some of them want

to be abused... #

This is my car.

What?

I have to go.

Don't touch me.

Where's my purse?

Just tell him.

Just tell him.

I had some, um,

family problems.

Family problems?

You've got family problems?

I've got family

problems too.

I've got

lots of problems.

But you know what?

I still come to work

Every day on time.

Okay, look, Frank,

I'm gonna pull myself

together, right?

I mean, what are we

talking about here?

I got drunk once-

One or two drinks

at lunch.

But since I've been here

I have been really good.

I have been on time-

all my meetings- everything.

- Ask Mitch.

- Um, yeah.

That's not what

Doreen told me.

Doreen? Oh.

I hate Doreen.

And the way you talk to her-

you know what?

I'm sorry, but this is

going to end right here.

Frank.

I really wish this had turned

out better, but I'm sorry, Mitch.

No, you don't have to be sorry.

I'm the one who is-

I'm sorry. Julia's

sorry too. Right, Julia?

- Julia?

- This Doreen,

She's f***ing saving

her own f***ing

lazy fat ass,

fat-f***ing-ass b*tch.

F***ing fat-ass

f***ing b*tch.

Julia, Julia.

Julia.

Julia, can I have a moment

alone with Mitch, please?

Just give me a second outside.

Wait for me outside,

please.

- I'm sorry.

- It's okay. It's fine.

Did you take care

of your rent check?

- Yeah.

- Really?

Because I spoke

to your landlord

and he didn't

get a thing.

I put it in an envelope.

Maybe I forgot to mail it.

Oh, f***.

Is this about your money, Mitch? Because

I'm gonna pay you back every Penny.

How?

You just got fired.

Julia, I'm warning you- if you

do not stick to our arrangement...

- What?

- ... and go to the meetings...

- What happens?

- lose my number.

Woman:

I gave birth.

I was drunk

out of my head.

I didn't know

where I was

or with whom.

I know I wasn't

in a hospital

or a police station

or even a bedroom.

I just- whomp-

emptied out my guts,

got rid of her.

I didn't

take care of her

to such an extent

that when I saw her

start drinking,

I watched her

pick up the bottle

and I didn't do

a thing.

I saw it

as inevitable.

I gave her

her first drink.

I think I-

no,

I know

I wanted her

to suffer

as much as I had,

and even more.

Hi. We have

a new schedule.

There's gonna be some

construction work

and we're gonna do

some changes.

Can I offer you

some coffee?

No.

- Hi, Elena.

- Hi, Henry.

It's the new schedule.

There's gonna be some changes

because of the construction

around here.

Great.

I love the color.

Can I offer you

some coffee?

I don't

drink coffee.

Candy, Elena?

Okay.

No, this one. Thank you.

Thanks.

Hi.

You know,

the people here-

they're really nice

to each other.

You can feel

safe here.

And we can

help you.

I know you.

You live right across from me.

We're neighbors.

Well, I'm not really down

with the good-neighbor sh*t.

Oh.

I live alone also.

Well, not really alone.

I have a boy-

Tom.

He's eight years old.

Now he's

living with his grandfather.

How do you know

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