Little Saigon Page #3
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cops to know where I really was.
And where were you?
I was home alone.
But if those cops thought
I couldn't back up my alibi
they could make my life a livin' hell.
You know I've been down that road before.
I was involved in a real
estate con once in Miami.
I lost my license.
I mean, I was innocent,
of course, you know,
but I lost it anyway.
It was just a real unjust thing.
That's what I like about you, Jack.
You're always one step ahead.
Yeah, that's what I like
about myself too, you know?
Can we, can we, ma'am?
Excuse me, can we get a little service?
Please, please.
Thank you.
You know, you got a good
head on your shoulders, Tuan.
Thanks, Jack.
I think it's time that maybe you took on
even greater responsibilities
at Jack Mackie Real Estate.
Really?
Man, that, that's great.
What do you have in mind for me?
Well, lately I've been
checking out obituaries
going to their funerals.
I pretend I knew the dead guy.
It's a great way to network.
I don't get it.
If the guy's already dead,
isn't it already too late to network?
No, no, no, no, on.
It's the best possible time.
See, chances are the guy's old lady
is thinkin' about sellin'
the big empty house
and movin' to some retirement community.
And who better to get the listing
than the dead guy's
old buddy, Jack Mackie?
(chuckles) That's like scary good.
Oh, yeah.
Has it paid off yet?
Sure, I got a listing this morning.
You got a listing the
same day as the funeral?
Sure.
Well, I mean I had to
do a little extra, uh,
shall we say, schmoozin'. (laughs)
- Brilliant.
- But, yeah, yeah.
[Woman] Drop your pants.
What?
Grief makes a person very horny.
It's a medical fact.
Now do you want that listing
or don't you?
You know at my real estate
office I advertise free donuts.
Well, somebody's gotta
pay for those damn donuts.
And now I think it's time
to start doing Vietnamese funerals.
I guess this is where I come in.
Bingo.
You still speak Vietnamese, right?
I mean I've heard you speak some of it.
Yeah, sure, well, conversational.
Yeah, what are you, like, what, half?
Yeah.
Yeah, but the half that
you are can speak it?
Sure.
Really?
Well, good, now order
us some food, will ya?
So now what do we do?
Well, we just follow the
procession, see where they go.
Hey, give me that guy's
background information again, will ya?
Dr. Quan Le, military doctor,
captain in the South Vietnamese Army.
Left Saigon when it fell in '75.
And how did he die?
He was murdered in his hair salon.
Oh, yeah, I heard about that guy.
It was in our building on the first floor,
that real expensive-lookin' salon.
That's why I never went in there.
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