The Blackout Page #2
[sighs]
Too late.
[in disgust]
[doorbell rings]
We've got company.
[humming]
What did he piss about?
He does play rhythm guitar.
I hate my life.
Jenny.
[doorbell rings again]
One two, cha cha cha...
Are you guys expecting
company?
Just few of our closest friends,
friend.
Really?
Really.
You invited them.
Oh dude, I invited some people.
people.
Wonderful.
Guys,
this just supposed to be
a dinner party.
Yeah, well uh,
we had dinner, so,
let's party.
Right!
[loud, rock music starts]
Get out of the way.
[music continues]
[screaming]
Key's in the kitchen.
You...Ah! I'm so glad you made
it.
I'll find you in a little while.
[greeting]
Get drunk.
[rock music continues]
Chas.
What?
I though We had a
understanding.
amongst friends?
Friends?
I f***ing hate you.
[laughs]
Jenny?
[loud noise descends]
[exhales]
That's it.
Movie's over.
Most of that was news to me.
Did we sign our contract last
night?
I have no f***ing idea.
Do you remember anything else?
I remember the Titans.
[empty bottle smashes]
[bottle smashes on the ground]
Toss?
Get the f*** over here.
[guitar notes]
Greatest,
party,
ever?
[laughs]
[guitar notes]
[bottle rolling]
Ahhh...
Dude, f***.
So we're f***ed,
and I'm going to jail.
Look at the bright side...
Did anyone ever die in Tommy
Lee's pool?
Yes.
-Exactly.
Ultimate street credit.
[laughs]
You can't buy that kind of...
What the f*** are you doing?
No no no,
we're not going to jail.
We're going on tour.
What the f***, man?
-Look,
we've got a team of corporate
lawyers to deal with this sh*t
now while we're on the road,
banging groupies two at a time.
sitting around
with his thumb up his ass while
I've got a guy
ironically named Tiny up mine.
Give it...
[cellphone got tossed in the
pool]
Re-f***ing-lax bro.
We're somebody else's problem
now.
Are we, Toss?
Because we don't even know
if Reuben came over here last
night with the contracts.
[exhales heavily]
We can call Spencer.
Absolutely not.
Not after what he tried to pull
last night.
That much I remember clearly.
descends]
Woo...
-Are you kidding me right now?
Hey.
Getting mad ain't gonna help.
But getting f***ed up will?
You know what?
Because as usual,
his sobriety will come in handy.
-Ha!
Sobriety.
He's taken 12 steps at least a
dozen times.
[pounding on the door]
[whisper]
Whit a second, Toss.
[doors open]
Boys.
Your house is on fire.
[doors shut]
That was real smooth.
What did you expect me to do?
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