Pushing Dead Page #4
- Year:
- 2016
- 110 min
- 61 Views
- Paula, stop it. Shh, stop.
Would you please stop?
That's clear.
I don't need a fork.
I don't, I don't even,
I don't even want this.
(sighs)
Oh Jesus,
could this coffee
be any weaker?
- Maybe some people
like it that way.
[DOOR CHIMES]
[MUSIC]
[DOOR CHIMES]
[HEARTBEAT]
(gasps, coughs)
- You okay?
[MUSIC]
That was a really
sharp shooting pain.
- Can I help?
- You know what? I gotta go.
I gotta go anyway.
and I told him that I would
meet him there,
and you know what,
it's fine.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's probably just gas.
Or something.
(sighs)
- This...?
- Um, Bob might stay
with us tonight.
- What? Why?
I'm sorry for running
out on you like this.
And I'm sorry for
being a sh*t head.
- I did, and I feel amazing.
Watch, watch this!
[DOOR CHIMES]
Ugh fu--
Ah...
Ah f***.
Ah f***, f***, f***, f***.
(sighs)
[MUSIC]
[80's MUSIC]
This is awful,
how do you watch this sh*t?
- Uh, huh, oh...
- What?
- (sighs)
- You got any smokes?
- Yeah, you know me, man.
I've got, I've got
all the smokes.
What k--, what kind do you want?
- How many kinds do you have?
- I have zero kinds, Bob,
(laughs)
but I'll go get you some,
is what I'm saying.
- I'm going to get you some.
Because I want you to
die happily.
- Okay, okay.
Why does it have to be dying?
Okay, camels. Okay, unfiltered.
Yeah.
You know, nobody said
anything about dying.
- Do you want anything else?
- No, don't bother,
that's all right.
- I'll see you in a minute.
- This is the worst
date I've ever had.
- [Bob] Ooh, you tell him, baby.
- [Man on TV] Well why don't you
have a little more fried dough?
- Can we watch something else?
- Mm-mm. This is the real deal.
These aren't actors.
- This is real life.
- Hey Karen.
Karen.
Karen. Karen.
Karen. Karen. Karen.
Karen.
Karen.
- This is depressing.
- Yeah, that's right.
- [Karen] I'm glad you
make yourself laugh.
- Just pedal and be quiet.
- You're an ass.
- [Bob] Mm-hm.
Tell him how you feel.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
- Oh.
Good morning, Moonshine.
- Good morning.
- That's disgusting.
You're an animal.
- Mm-hm.
- (sighs) I know what
you're gonna say.
But you don't have to go.
You can stay here as
long as you want.
- Ah, no.
I'll stay at the club until I
figure out what I'm gonna do.
- Did you call Dot?
- Dot, your wife.
Your wife, Dot.
Did you call her?
- To tell her that you love her
and that you want to come home.
- (sighs) Thanks for letting
me spend the night.
-All right.
-Okay.
- Anytime.
- (grunts)
Okay.
I, um...
I'll see you later at the club.
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