The Good View: Weekly Boost Page #5

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but it never ceases

to surprise me, how

stupid a woman becomes

when she sees a big dick.

Just like that, pow,

no more Graciela,

and I'm running the

coke from Mexico.

You think the

wetbacks give a f***

who's running the sh*t?

They don't, trust me, as

long as you're consistent.

You ever been in love?

- What?

- You ever been in love?

- Sure I have.

- Tell me about it.

- First time was Sarah Madson.

She was a couple of

years older than me.

She lived up the street.

When I was 16, we hooked up.

Spent the summer together.

Used to pick her up in my truck,

and we'd sleep under

that stars at this lake

near my home town.

- Was she beautiful?

- Yea.

- So that's it?

Just Sarah?

- And my girl Sherry.

- Sherry?

- Yea, my girl Shereen.

- Tell me about her.

- She's different.

She's special.

I can't figure it out.

She never asks me for much.

She maintains this, distance.

I tell her I love

her all the time

'cause honestly I do, but.

- But what?

- I don't know, nothing

man, it's hard to explain.

What do you care anyway?

- All my life, I've

spent avoiding love.

I've had a few meaningful

relationships, but

when it comes to women,

friends, family, in

our line of work,

it's best to keep it lean.

Loved ones become...

Like blind spots.

I have a daughter, Jimmy.

Sierra.

She's seven.

Never loved her

mother, but, the moment

I laid eyes on my little girl,

my world flipped.

Except for Tommy,

I kept her a secret

from my entire organization.

The only reason I'm telling you,

is that she's the one

who's dying, not me.

And I need your help

to save her life.

- This whole thing's

about a little girl?

A little girl, and

a blood disease.

It's ironic really.

All the energy I expended

trying to keep her a secret,

and now, apparently,

it's the very same thing

that's brought us

to this unfortunate

and somewhat

impossible situation.

- Why should I believe you?

- You said it

yourself, look at me.

I'm as healthy as a horse.

Now I'm going to

level with you Jimmy.

Because we're running

f***ing short on time,

and we could chat

here all night.

Even if the kidney is intact,

she still has only a

70% chance of it taking.

I'm not going to

sit here and make up

some elaborate lie about how

if you help me, I

will let you go.

You f***ed me, Jimmy.

And I know you didn't mean it,

but you did it anyway.

And now you have

to pay the price.

So, this is going to go down

one of either two ways.

One, you're going

to tell me where

the kidney is, and

when I have it,

Tommy here, is going

to put a bullet

through your heart.

Or, you don't tell

me where it is,

and I have one of my

less civilized guys

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