Terrifier Page #2
Can you hear me in there?
Oh god, it's gonna be a long
night.
(slow, ominous music)
(cranking)
(slow, ominous music)
Aww.
(slow, ominous music)
(Dawn giggling)
What are you doing?
Thanks.
(Dawn chuckling)
Okay, not for nothing,
but that's the nicest thing
a guy's done for you all night.
Seriously?
What the f***?
Here you go ladies.
Yes.
You two okay?
Oh, he's harmless.
You okay?
Don't worry, I'll take care of
him.
Enjoy your pizza.
(slow, ominous music)
What do you keep staring at?
That bag.
What do you think is in it?
I don't know, who cares?
Just eat your food.
You f***in' freak!
Get over here.
All night with you, you f***.
Enough.
(tense, dramatic music)
Get outta here.
(tense, dramatic music)
Take your sh*t, and don't come
back.
(tense, dramatic music)
Ramon, grab a mob and some
bleach.
Eh, you okay?
[Man] Yeah, I'm alright.
(slow, ominous music)
[Dawn] What do you think
that guy did in there?
[Tara] Who knows.
[Dawn] Probably jizzed
all over the place,
f***ing pervert.
[Tara] Stop.
What?
I'm telling you that guy
totally whacked off in there.
you.
You're f***in' sick.
You know that?
(dogs barking)
What?
- Look at your hand.
- Oh, Jesus Christ.
Look, at least he had the
courtesy to do
whatever he did in private.
I mean, he could have
whipped it out right there.
I really don't need the
visual.
[Dawn] Well are you okay to
drive?
Yeah, trust me, that
sobered me right the f*** up.
- Oh my god.
- What?
Your tire.
F*** me.
Has it been like this the whole
time?
something if I'd noticed
that your tire had exploded.
Why does this sh*t always
happen to me?
[Tara] Do you have a spare?
It's on the car.
Wow.
I'm starting to feel sick.
Just, give me your phone.
I'll call my sister.
(slow, ominous music)
Yo Steve, this is sick.
I better get overtime for this.
No joke, this is disgusting.
You got me cleanin' piss
and sh*t at one o'clock
in the morning.
Let the guy who handles
food take care of it,
real f***in' sanitary.
Steve, time and a half, or I'm
out.
You hear me?
(rock music)
(phone ringing)
Hello?
[Tara] Hi, it's me.
Tara?
Yeah, my phone died.
I'm calling from Dawn's.
Ah.
Your phone died.
Can you ever go out
every 30 seconds?
I think you're the only one in
America
who has that sort of restraint.
Yeah, that's probably right.
[Tara] Did I wake you?
No, I am studying for
my midterm tomorrow.
Oh, sh*t.
Why, what is it?
What is it, Tara?
Dawn and I are sort
She has a flat tire and no spare
and I was kind of hoping
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