Man About Town Page #2
masquerading as disclosure.
It's what you know about
yourself without my help.
Your postman knows
more about you than this.
I want more.
This week, I want secrets.
Things other people don't know.
Things you don't know... yet.
Because, you see,
the clues to who you are
It's like hidden gold under
a twenty-foot pile of horseshit.
Nobody wants to dig through it.
But guess what?
It's in there. The truth.
Waiting patiently under
all the horseshit
that is the build-up
So...
go in and get it, people.
Dig for the truth.
And people, please.
Spelling. It's important.
Get it right.
So...
I'll see you next week.
Hey, Dad.
Hey.
You're up.
This was your mother's favorite show.
I waited too long to marry.
I should have done it in my twenties.
I'm too set in my ways.
I've treated Nina
like a possession,
one of the things I've struggled for,
like my company,
my clients, my abdomen.
I work harder on my abdomen
than I do on my marriage.
You know why?
Because this will be
the David Lilly Agency, that's why.
Because every
single person we have here
would be devoted
to advancing your career.
Come on, David.
I talked to you last week.
You said you'd think about it.
You're unrepresented right now.
Yeah, Jack,
I thought it through,
and I'm gonna pass
and say thank you.
All right.
I understand that.
That's perfectly reasonable.
But will you
at least do me the honor
of passing to me in person
on the floor of
the Lakers game tonight?
Hold on a second, okay?
Hey, Brynn.
- Brynn.
- What?
You have play rehearsal tonight?
- Why? Who is that?
- It's Jack Giamoro.
He wants to know if I want
to go to the Lakers tonight.
Come on.
The hell he does.
He knows you left your agent.
He Just wants to sign you.
What's going on?
Tell him you have to
take care of the kids.
Listen, Jack, I'm sorry.
I cannot do it tonight.
Brynn is in this play,
and tonight she's got rehearsal,
so I'm stuck with the kids.
The kids.
- Game over.
- I understand that.
It's more important than any of this.
Good for you.
Listen, buddy, I would benefit
from spending some time with you.
What's he saying?
So, Just selfishly,
will you have lunch with me this week?
Okay, Jack.
Sounds great.
Thank you. Okay.
All right, I'll talk to you soon.
Take care of yourself.
All right.
Piece of sh*t.
Well, he trumped you with
that stuff with the kids.
By the way, the Laker game?
Jack, come on.
You sound like a fool saying that.
Every agency has got
Anyway, you've got a bigger problem
Phil Balow.
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