The Pursuit of Happyness Page #6
and the Declaration
of Independence...
and the part about
our right to life,
liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
And I remember thinking:
How did he know...
to put the "pursuit"
part in there?
That maybe happiness
is something
that we can only pursue.
And maybe we can actually
never have it...
no matter what.
How did he know that?
Linda. Linda.
Hello?
Chris.
Who is this?
Jay Twistle.
Uh... Hey.
Dean Witter.
Yeah, of course. Uh...
Uh... how are you?
I'm fine. Listen, do you still
wanna come in and talk?
Yes, sir. Absolutely.
I'll tell you what.
Come on by day after tomorrow,
in the morning.
We're interviewing
for the internships.
You got a pen and paper?
Uh. Yes. Uh, yes, I do.
Um... Uh. Hold on one second.
All right.
Hello?
Chris?
Uh... Uh, go ahead. I have one.
Write this number down
so you can call
my secretary, Janice, and she
can give you all the specifics.
Yep.
Okay, 415.
415.
864.
864.
0256.
0256.
Yeah, extension 4796.
4796.
Right. Call her tomorrow.
Yes, sir. 415-864-0256.
Okay, buddy.
All right, yes.
Thank you very much.
We'll see you soon.
864-0256.
4796. Janice.
Chris.
Hey.
Did you, uh...? Have you seen,
uh, Linda and Christopher?
No. You catch
the game last night?
No, no.
You didn't see that, 118-1... One...
Excuse me, did, uh, Linda
and Christopher come in here?
No, I haven't see them.
119-120. Double overtime.
Moons hits a three-pointer,
17 seconds left.
Wayne, Wayne, Wayne.
Can't talk to you
What's your problem
with numbers?
8642.
And you owe me money.
Yeah.
You owe me $14.
I'm gonna get that to you.
I need my money.
I need my money.
Fourteen's a number.
Hey. Don't you ever take my son
away from me again.
Do you hear me?
Leave me alone!
Don't take my son away
from me again.
Do you understand
what I'm saying to you?
Don't you walk away from me
when I'm talking to you.
Do you hear me?
Do you wanna leave?
Yeah.
You wanna leave?
Yes, I want to leave!
Get the hell out
of here, then, Linda.
Get the hell out of here.
Christopher's staying with me.
You're the one that dragged
us down. You hear me?
You are so weak...
No. I am not happy anymore.
I'm just not happy!
Then go get happy, Linda!
Just go get happy.
But Christopher's
living with me!
Stop!
Did you hear what I said?!
Christopher's living with me!
Hey. Come... Come on.
Let's go.
How you doing, Mrs. Chu?
Hi.
Where's Mom?
Look, just get...
Get your stuff.
But she told me she was
coming to pick me up today.
Uh... Yeah, I know.
Um... I talked to
Mom earlier.
Everything is fine, okay?
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