Streets of Fire Page #2
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- 1984
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of his car.
A real punk, huh?
Yeah, he belongs in jail
with all the other
juvenile delinquents.
You sure I'm not gonna
be cramping your style
with any guy tonight, huh?
No, not tonight.
I bring one in now and then
but there's nothing steady.
I never seem to find
the right one.
Yeah, I ain't having much luck
in that department myself.
Look, Tom,
you were always
real close with Ellen.
She wasn't like all those
tramps you used to
run around with.
Reva,
it didn't work out, okay?
how to make it work with her.
She's been living with a guy
named Billy Fish.
Who's that?
He's done some rock joints
in The Battery.
Yeah, she was always
interested in going somewhere.
Tom.
She's not just your old girl.
Reva, what do you
want from me, huh?
You know what I want.
You want me to go rescue
an old girlfriend who's
shacked up with another guy?
Thanks a lot.
Tequila.
Hey, Tom! Tom Cody.
It's been a long time, pal.
How's your hammer hanging?
How's it going, Clyde?
Well, not so hot.
I got beat up trying to save
your old girl.
with those guys. You should
have been there, Tom.
It would have been like
the old days when we were in
school. We'd have kicked ass.
Hey, bartender,
you gonna shoot
the sh*t all night,
or do you wanna
get me another drink?
Hey, Tom,
would you get a load
of this little heinie?
She thinks she owns the place.
I'm just trying to
get myself a drink, pal.
Well, maybe you've already
had enough, babe.
Do I look like I'm kidding?
You know,
maybe you ought to
pay up as well.
You've been driving up
a tab here all night and we're
not real big on credit.
Are you trying to say
that I can't pay?
Yeah, let's see
the color of your money.
There. Happy?
Yeah. But now
I don't like your face.
You know, everywhere I go
there's always an a**hole.
Hey, you got any preferences?
I've always been
a tequila man.
Let's get out of here.
The name's McCoy.
I'm a soldier.
a year ago, ran out of wars.
Yeah, what's your spec?
Motor pool. Nothing fancy.
But if it's got wheels
I can drive it
and I can fix it.
That's funny,
I just got out
Been R and R ever since.
Yeah?
How'd you like the army?
but I didn't win no medal.
Hey!
Is that your car?
Yeah.
Nice.
Yeah, I know.
I just picked it up.
Hey, Cody? That's your name,
right, Cody?
Yeah.
You got a spare bed?
You want a quick tumble, huh?
Hey, you may have a rough time
with this one,
and I don't wanna hurt
your feelings, but...
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