Pure Country 2: The Gift Page #4
I'm gone.
[WAITRESS HUMMING]
-Hi!
-Hi!
Hey.
Hey.
-Can I heIp you?
-Yes.
I saw the sign outside, ''waitress wanted,''
and I'd Iike to appIy.
You're a very beautifuI girI.
WonderfuI and pretty.
WeII, thank you very much.
Does that mean I get the job?
Ha-ha-ha. Good sense of humor.
No.
First, ask questions.
-Name?
-Bobbie Thomas.
Good grip.
My name Morita, owner Sushi House.
-Nice to meet you, Morita.
-PIeasure mine.
-You have experience?
-Yes.
TweIve years at Jake's Diner
in CIoverton, Kentucky...
...where I been working
since I was this high.
-Because it was right around the corner--
-PIenty, pIenty. Good, good, good.
Very pretty.
-Look Iike movie star.
-Thank you.
So...
...are you a singer?
Nope.
[THUNDER CRASHING]
Oh, no. She Iied.
What's aII this about?
-She Iied.
-Yeah, I know. I heard.
That's one.
It's so sad when they Iie.
Oh, now don't cry.
You'II cause a fIood down there.
He takes it so personaIIy.
Okay, you get job.
But I run business here.
Need peopIe to work at business,
not music.
Can you start now?
-Sure.
-CongratuIations.
Thank you.
MORITA:
Where aII that rain come from?
-Raw fish?
-Hai.
-PeopIe eat this?
-Hai.
Sushi very good.
Hey, how Iong you been singer?
WeII, my whoIe-- Uh....
Hey, they're waiting for sushi.
Excuse me.
Raw fish and hot wine.
Everything okay, Mr. Haskins?
Morita, if it were any better,
I wouIdn't abIe to stand it.
[BOTH LAUGH]
-Say, who's the new acquisition?
-Her name Bobbie.
-First night tonight.
-She's a beautifuI young Iady.
Hai. And very good worker.
BOBBIE:
Thank you.-No probIem.
Bobbie, very good job tonight.
-You good worker.
-Thank you.
-Jimi.
-Hai.
PIease, make some sushi
for our new worker.
-Hai.
-Oh, no, no.
You don't have to do that.
In Japan...
...you no accept gift, must kiII you.
[LAUGHING]
Morita make joke.
You shouId know what sushi taste Iike
if you seII.
Hai. Good night.
Good night.
Don't we have a hamburger
or something?
What?
No, it's a sushi house. We make sushi.
Try it. It's cooI.
-What happened to your accent?
-Oh, that's our sushi accent.
[ALL CHUCKLING]
It's okay, just use your hands.
Not bad.
-Here's a song.
-A song?
You're a singer, right?
Uh, weII....
[HUMMING]
-You're a band?
-We, are:
[IN UNISON]
The Rising Sons.
professionaI restaurant peopIe.
No musicians?
WeII, that's gonna be a bit tricky...
...considering everyone in NashviIIe's
a musician.
-You ready?
-Ready for what?
-To sing.
-Sing?
Here we go, feIIas.
One, two, three, four.
[SINGING]
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