The Salton Sea Page #2
DANNY (cont'd)
Take it from me, he ain't got no
cold. He's a cook. Look in his
kitchen and you'll find a whole
grocery list of unsavory ingredients.
INT. KITCHEN - NIGHT
TRACK DOWN the kitchen counter on various containers.
DANNY (V.O.)
Drain cleaner, hydrochloric acid,
match heads for red phosphorus,
ether and of course the cold
medicine .. that's for Ephedrene,
soon to become Methedrene
CONTINUE TRACKING to a series of BURNERS, BEAKERS and TUBING
DANNY (cont'd)
This guy's a regular Julia Child.
Problem is, I'll be even Miss Julia
fucks up the bouillabaisse from time to time.
The freaky cook sees something he doesn't like. His eyes widen.
DANNY (cont'd)
Oh-oh.
EXT. TRAILER - NIGHT
As the structure explodes.
Thick blankets and tinfoil taped over the windows.
A huge container of empty beer cans, washed and neatly arranged.
Lines of crystal meth on a mirror as precisely arranged as Nails as the
Nuremberg rally.
A GROUP OF TWEAKERS in the middle of a binge.
Two skinny women, NANCY and Teresa bent over a drawer-full of neatly
folded socks on the living room floor. They stare at the drawer as if
they were pondering a Rembrandt.
NANCY:
It ain't right
TERESA:
You think?
NANCY:
Something's off.
TERESA:
We can do better.
They take the socks out and being rearranging them again.
Three guys squeezed onto a couch together: KUJO, JIMMY THE FINN and
CREEPER. Kujo is talking a blue-streak. He makes Dennis Leary took
mealy-mouthed.
Creeper and Jimmy stare straight ahead, clearly bugging.
KUJO:
So the alphabet, I mean look at it,
there's 26 letters. Why not 27 or 28
or 106? And the vowels: a, e, i, o, u.
What the hell is up with that?
CREEPER:
And sometimes y.
KUJO:
What I'm saying is that I love it!
It's great. I could go on all night about it.
And he does.
KUJO (cont'd)
Let's take every letter individually.
I mean, let's really break the
mother's down.
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