Poolhall Junkies Page #3
- Relax, you're not getting fired.
As a matter of fact,
I've decided to move you up...
and make you head of supplies.
That's a promotion, son.
- More money, nice bonuses.
- Thanks.
I figure, out of all the men here,
you're probably most qualified for that job.
Why do you say that?
You're the pool hustler, ain't you?
If I need a few truckloads of steel
to disappear off this site...
I know I can count on you
to make it happen, right?
You get taken care of, I get taken care of,
and everybody's happy.
And the heaviest thing
you ever have to lift around here...
is a clipboard.
Well?
I'm sorry, Bill.
I think you got the wrong guy.
- What?
- Tell Jack I said thanks, okay?
You don't do as I say...
then you and Jack will both
be looking for work somewhere else.
Then you can tell Jack I said we're even.
Johnny, you got a phone call.
Hey, Nick. What's up?
What?
Yeah, I want a game.
What I'm saying is that I bet you $200
I can drink both these pints of beer...
- before you drink those shots of Jack.
- Sounds good to me.
That is absolutely impossible.
- Then put up your money.
- No problem.
- Brett, can you spot me?
- Again? You already owe me $200.
I'll pay tomorrow.
No cheating. I know how you guys are.
You can't knock one of my glasses
off the table...
and tell me to lap it up to win my bet.
- Who the f*** do you think we are?
- I know, I just...
To be fair, you must at least
let me finish my first beer...
before you fire down both your shots.
And we can't touch the other's glasses.
- Deal.
- You're on.
- Fine.
- Sounds good to me.
Absolutely. Good luck.
$20, $30, $40... $65.
How much more do I need?
If Tang wins his game,
that should be just enough.
Since when was he satisfied
with just enough?
Tang's right.
Plus I'll need more money for fliers.
You can play Moose a quick game.
He's good for $100.
- Say, Moose!
- Don't mess with me.
I was watching TV with your wife today.
Stupid b*tch.
Took her two hours to watch 60 Minutes.
Look, I'm sorry. I made him... Oh, my God!
- Say, "1, 2, 3, go. "
- 1, 2, 3, go.
- That hand's quicker.
- What difference does- -
- Use your left hand- -
- Shut up.
You can't touch my glasses
and I can't touch yours.
It's incredible what's going on.
How about that?
That's it, Danny, get your money up.
Race to 5 for $100,
and I wanna see the money this time!
No more playing for owesies.
Good Lord, Moose!
Will you calm down, get a throat lozenge?
Let me get my cue, will you? Hey, Nick!
Hand me my cue, will you?
- Is that legal?
- Of course it's not legal.
I'll get your money.
- What's he doing here?
- Never mind your brother.
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