When I woke up this morning
Tears were rollin' down my face
When I woke up this morning, Lord
Tears were rollin' down my face
I dreamed the man that I loved
Has another lover in my place
You forgot you said you loved me
Swore you'd never cause me pain
Yes, you forgot you said you loved me
Swore you'd never cause me pain
Why you forgettin', baby?
Remember my name
Well, look who's here.
Curry, you're fifteen minutes late.
Well, I got fifteen minutes of problems, Ok?
- Hey, whats going on? - The problem is you're late, smart ass.
Morning, Neil. Morning, Jeff.
- Coffee.
- Coffee black, right? - I wanna one of those beef potato burritos.
No, I think you'd much rather have yogourt.
Much better for you. Here you go, Jeff.
Here you go.
Hey, I hate to break up this coffee klatch, but we got work to do.
Now, if you don't want to work, you keep this up, smart ass.
You and funny man follow me out to lot number nine. Now come on, let's move.
Hello?
Hello? Is anyone there?
Hello?
If you tried and failed at trying.
Hear you played a losing game.
Yes, you tried and failed at trying.
Hear you played a losing game.
Ah, if you need a friend to call on, yes.
Remember my name.
This way, ladies. Oh, I know they're going to look wonderful on you.
Let's see, this is thirteen.
Yes, can I help you, miss? Anything you want?
Just looking.
I want it to fit right.
You look wonderful.
Yeah. Does it fit right?
Well, I think maybe you can pull it in your waist a little bit and show your...
My husband likes me in loose-fitting clothes.
In that case we have this wonderful kimono here. Look at the beautiful colours.
That would look great with it, and at night you can put up your hair. Doesn't that look great?
- That's just lovely. - I'll take it.
Wonderful. Will this be cash or charge?
Where did you get your shoes?
- Oh, downstairs. - It'll be cash.
Ok, fine.
And wrap it up as a present, Ok?
When's Matt coming home?
Well, he's on the road a lot.
Hi. You the man around here?
My name's Emily and I just moved into 20,
and I'm going to have to have a couple of lamps for my place. Ok?
So, you got a name?
Yeah, Pike.
Well, Mr. Pike, I love music too.
It's not Mr. Pike, just Pike.
Will you please get out of my place?
Nice place. You sure have a lot of stuff.
Come on up some night
Thanks for the lamps, Pike.
you can blow your top cause everything's free
On the top floor the third door to the left
That's where you'll always find me
Stuff is there and the chicks fell in romp with glee
Don't worry bout a thing cause I'm layin' it on the line for protection
Tell them cats downtown they can let their conscience be
Come on up, bring your friends and we'll start that ball a rollin'
My castles rockin', run on by and see
I'm layin' it on ya!
You sit down Dad, it's Ok, I'll get it.
- Hello? - Honey who is it?
It's Neil.
Look uh.
I think I should stick around here and talk to Jeff. He's in pretty bad shape.
When do you think you'll be coming over?
Oh, in about an hour, an hour and a half.
It's something I just have to do, you know? I'll be there in less than two hours, Ok?
Ok, bye.
Is Neil coming over?
In a couple of hours.
A couple of hours?
Honey, is there anything wrong between you and Neil?
I didn't cry when you disappeared.
I was worried about you.
But I figured that you had to do your own... shit!
I was worried about you.
But I figured.
Good night.
So, how's Jeff?
Oh, he's Ok, you know. He's Ok.
- Neil? - Yeah?
Are things all right with us?
Have you ever noticed, every time you spend time with your folks that the first kind of questions...
Neil, I want to know if there are problems between us.
You haven't been happy in a while.
I got problems in my life shortcut, but not they're not you.
Hey, you want to go somewhere and grab a hamburger? Huh?
Evening ladies and gentleman.
The top story at this hour is the tremendous earthquake
that hit the city of Budapest, Hungary earlier today
Almost had it out with Frank's today. What a first-class jerk.
Hello?
Who is it?
Is that is that the yellow house on the corner?
Yes, that's right, who is this?
Is that number 555?
Yes, that's right who's this?
Who you talking to?
Honey, don't be polite with freaks.
Rivalling the Calcutta quake of 1737 which killed nearly half a million people.
Smart guy, he doesn't like TV.
Neil.
It was a woman.
The ancient city of Budapest, Hungary, was the scene this evening
of what could possibly be the most violent earthquake in recorded history.
Tremors measuring as high as 8.6 on the Richter scale
Here you go.
Just coffee and juice, Ok. You don't have to eat the toast.
Thanks. I'm not real hungry or anything. I'm on a diet.
You know, you're going to be late to work.
Ok.
Hey, I got an idea.
Let's go out to dinner tonight, just you and me.
That little Mexican place, six courses, a buck seventy-five.
Mom's picking me up, we're going to spend the day together. Why don't you call me there later on.
Ok, don't say I didn't ask you.
Asshole!
Hey baby, what's life without an asshole, huh?
After you, sweetheart.
Hi.
What in the hell is it doing on 11 when it's always.
It belongs on 11.
Oh, shit.
Can I smoke in here?
Yeah.
Want a smoke?
No.
Do you know a Mr. Nudd?
Yeah.
Do you know where he is?
Back there.
Ok.
Seventy-nine? Shhh.
I can get them across the street for fifty-nine.
Oh, but I like this.
Can I help you?
I'm looking for Mr. Nudd.
Mr. Nudd's not in.
- Cop says he's here. - Well, he's busy.
I have an appointment. Is this the way?
That's the way but he's busy.
Well, he's expecting me.
Look, I'm the assistant manager, can I help you?
See you after Christmas, after the first of the year.
Mr. Nudd?
Someone to see you.
- I'm Emily. - Hello, Emily.
Just going to be a minute.
- You on your break Rita? - Yes.
Have a seat, have a seat.
Did Shirley tell you that I didn't really need anybody?
Your mother promised me that you'd have a job for me.
She promised.
Well, I want you to know that I don't really need anybody here,
but I'll give you a job anyway.
Now, I have a speech that make to all of Shirley's friends.
You have a great mother.
Yeah, I know but I have a speech anyway.
I take you people on, no questions or discrimination.
You work for me and we start even.
If I find shortages, cash or merchandise, and I don't know who it is, I fire you.
That's my policy and that's the last I'll mention it.
Shirley said they taught you how to work a cash register.
I can do cash and credit cards.
Then that's where you start.
Best to learn about anything is to know how much it costs, right?
- How is she? - Who?
My mother.
Oh, she's great. She has her own shower now and no work details.
No work details? She's not working?
Rita.
Rita, this is Emily. I just hired her.
Well put her on checkout for a week, see how she does. Tell Harry to work in the back.
That's no problem. I'm getting pretty tired of this.
You're a friend of Shirley's, aren't you?
Shirley's got a lot of friends.
Somehow, they all seem to wind up here.
You know, the last one of Shirley's friends didn't last too long.
Ok, let's go, Harry. Mr. Nudd wants you in the back for a week.
This ones taking over your job.
- Hello. - Hello.
Well, I'm glad there's a little class up front.
Ok. Thank you, Harry. This is a cash register.
This is cash.
Keep track of all your accidents.
- Accidents? - We don't smoke up front.
Yeah, like that one you got on.
Oo, I bet you took this job for the guys, didn't you?
Well, you know, the guys who come in here don't like girls in uniform.
We don't smoke up front.
Be polite and get out of my way.
Get out of my way.
Maybe I should tell Mr. Nudd that you're a trouble maker.
Did I forget my pen? Here, look, we're probably not...
- Can you get me a butt can? - Harry?
Ow, fuck! Shit.
Here you go.
Thanks for the ride, girl.
Wanna come in for a while?
Neil and I might get the Ok for our cabin tonight.
Oh, no thanks. Oh, your favourite.
Did you steal these?
I told you, this is not stealing.
With the salary we make it's called getting even. See you, baby.
Gotcha, thanks.
What's wrong, Barbara?
I want to see you.
What happened?
When are you coming home?
It's going to be kind of late tonight, honey, some guys hate their families, you know.
Yeah. Maybe I'll drive out?
Ok.
What the hell is going on?
Hey, Bar? Bar? Barbara? What's the matter.
I don't know. Somebody ripped up my garden.
I found these here and now my car wont start.
Wait a minute.
You know I took that course last year in auto mechanics.
Let me see. I think it's your coil wire.
Try to start it up now, baby.
You ever get this thing where you just want to kill somebody.
Neil.
Come here, let me show you something.
- Hi, Jeff. - Babs.
Dig these.
Oh, Neil.
Oh, Neil, it's gorgeous.
Are we going to have the little stained-glass window here?
And is this the patio?
Oh, it's just gorgeous, Neil.
It's beautiful.
Really, it's terrific.
Hey, let's go somewhere and really groove over these things.
I'll follow you.
I love you.
You shouldn't let me drink so much.
You're not drunk.
Let's get this door fixed, Honeybunch.
I'll fix it tomorrow.
They're laying brick tomorrow, I don't have to be at work till noon.
Gallons.
You're not my idea of drunken.
Hey, come here.
Come here!
Get back in the house, Barbara.
Who was it?
What do you mean, who was it? I don't know who it was.
You know we don't have any tape or garbage bags or anything.
Why didn't you tell me about the garden earlier?
Should we call the police?
I don't want to deal with the police.
I don't want anybody to get hurt.
Nobody's getting hurt, Barbara.
What did you do?
Come on.
Nobody's getting hurt, Ok?
I'm worried now, but I wont be worried long
Hi, can I come in?
I'm going to work.
I'll only stay a few minutes, Ok?
Hey, Pike,
That mirror's really great.
It's exactly what I wanted.
Oh. So, you've got a girl, hmmm.
I don't bother you. I expect the same.
I don't want to bother you. Just wanna be friendly and talk.
I don't talk to nobody. I listen.
Whats the matter, you scared of women?
Look, what do you want from me?
I want a set of clean sheets.
And I want drapes for my windows.
Want, want, want.
I want my house livable.
You have to make it livable yourself.
Oh, listen to that.
Isn't that just typical of a stone cop.
You bulls are all the same. I know what you want. You want me to beg for favours. Ok, I'll beg.
Look.
Clean sheets.
Gimme clean sheets.
Drapes.
Clean sheets.
Drapes for my windows.
Gimme drapes.
Don't you dare kiss me!
Hold me.
Takes a woman to take a man out of himself.
But to do that, she's got to be better than him.
What are you looking for? What are you looking for?
Harry?
- Do you want me to have a handkerchief? - Yeah.
No, not necessarily.
I don't like your attitude, Harry.
Forgot the dish-washing liquid.
Oh, she told you, it's Rita's fault.
You know, I could call in sick today.
No, you don't have to. Teresa's going to come by and see me later.
Really? Will she stay?
I don't know but it doesnt matter, I'll be Ok.
Really, don't worry about me.
How's it going, sweetheart? I missed you punching out.
Is that your wheels?
Yeah, this is them.
You gonna give me a ride?
Sure, hop on.
Ok.
- Hey, Emily, I want to give you a little advice. - You smell nice.
Oh, thank you, that's my private stash.
Feel nice too.
That's cause I'm such a nice guy.
Look I been around here long enough to know what I'm talking about all right?
- If I were you... - Can I have a hit?
Look, if I were you, I wouldn't trust Rita as far as I could throw her, all right?
How come?
Because she keeps spreading these stories about you.
Good stories or bad stories?
Well, some shit about you being in jail.
It was garbage, right?
I know, it's cool if you were.
Fuck me, Rita said that?
Yeah, Rita said it the other day. How long were you in for?
Well, Rita's lying. I've never been in jail.
That's what I figured. She's got some problems.
It's horse shit.
Let's hit it.
- Hang on tight, all right? - All right.
Hey, Emily!
Some other time, Harry.
Hi.
Rita in there?
Yeah. Getting ready for a meeting.
Old Nudd asked me to give her a message.
You remember me, don't you?
You scared me.
Does that turn you on?
Maybe.
Wait! What the hell?
I was never in prison.
That was somebody else.
Snitch!
Well, yeah, you were down sixteen dollars yesterday but I didn't say anything.
Don't you ever spread lies about me again.
Bye, bye.
Baby, you all right? Get your ass movin', we're late.
Pike.
Could you get me a security lock for the front door?
You wanna keep people out or you want to stay in?
Well, I just don't want anyone to steal my stuff.
Now you don't want something.
Lot of these chicks keep crying murder
Me, I don't have to move my hand
Yes, let these chicks keep crying hard luck
Me, I don't have to move my hand
I got myself a little apartment
Dog and a cat and a working man
He'd never win no beauty contest
Goodness knows he don't dress fine
I said he'd never win no beauty contest
Goodness knows he don't dress fine
Gimme a beer, Ok?
Not allowed to sell them.
Ah, but he's healthy and ambitious
And he lays it on the line
I'm getting outta here.
I don't want no hepster lover
They've got larceny in their eyes
I don't want no hepster lover
Hey, Neil, check this out.
Say, I think I'm in love!
Too slick for that jive! Got a hand full of gimme
and a mouth full of much obliged
Ah but when people see us out together
They kind of laugh and turn away
Kind of sneer and turn away
Ah, but the joke is on them baby
Cause I'm eating three square meals everyday
All right, chicks, stop crying murder if you'd just adopt my plan
Yes, you glamour girls can stop crying inflation
If you'd just adopt my plan
Stop letting these hepsters jive you
Get yourself a working man
Dry martini, please.
Sure, at the bar.
Oh, I'm waiting for someone.
Right. At the bar.
Ok.
- This one here is real pretty also. - You like?
Sorry, not interested.
- Ladies. - Bye, Larry.
In the oven at 350, stick in the cloves.
Who are you?
What do you want?
You just get out of here right now.
I'm going to call the police.
So, you got a name?
My husband will be home any second.
Neil?
This for you?
Barbara.
How do you know my name?
- How do you know Neil? - How do you know my name?
How do you know, Neil?
Butterfly.
Pop the tomato, you spend twelve years cleaning up the mess.
Are you a good fuck?
Yes, you're a good fuck.
And a good cook.
Neil's wife.
Where do you know Neil from?
I met Neil in the back of a crowded car.
He must have been about 12 years old then.
How'd it go today?
I said how'd it go today.
Nothing happened.
what did you see today and what are people talking about?
Well, Arlene, today I saw faces.
Yet I saw violence on those faces.
Today, people are talking about themselves.
It's that time of year when a family likes to snuggle together before a cozy fire
and anticipate the holidays.
When a man likes to light up a good cigar
or open a beer before the next game.
The woman window shops for just the right scarf
to go under that winter coat that's been in mothballs all year.
I saw young lovers arguing, then making up.
And I saw a traffic officer warning, instead of ticketing.
It's that time of year when one needs to escape within himself
and forget the problems of the past and plan for the future.
You know, Arlene,
I think that may be the reason no one is talking about the Budapest earthquake...
They don't understand it
Gee, but it's hard to love someone
When that someone don't love you
I'm so disgusted Heartbroken too
I got the downhearted blues
Once I was crazy about a man
He mistreated me all the time
Next man I get got to promise to be mine, all mine
Lord he mistreated me
He drove me from his door
Dirty dog
Yes, he mistreated me
Oh, he drove me from his door
Ah but the good book says, you got to reap just what you sow
Guess who I saw tonight?
Neil.
And as soon as he saw me I ran.
And he followed me.
I ran to the beach...
...and I fell in the sand.
He held me.
You've been short every day since you started. 86 dollars in all.
Rita didn't tell me for three days, I almost fired her too, but you're through as of right now.
- I didn't steal any money - I didn't say stole it.
You're just short and I won't discuss it.
- Mr. Nudd, I want to speak to you alone - No.
Rita, get back to work.
Close the door Rita, will ya?
I don't want to hear any stories, Emily.
I get all the stories I need from my mother.
You people are lucky I have a soft spot in my own family.
I did not take any money and I did not make any mistakes.
Argue with the adding machine too, that's it.
It wasn't my fault.
I don't have to hear any of this. I warned you right in the beginning about all everything.
Mr. Nudd, you're going to have your money back in the cash register tomorrow night.
- That's not the point. - I promise.
The point is that I'm innocent and you're saying I'm guilty.
Because of circumstantial evidence.
And because you're a bigot.
- Bigot my ass. I hired you in the first place, lady - Did your mother ever tell you how she did it?
- Please, put that down. - Did she ever tell you how she did it?
- Oh, it was very nasty. - Listen you don't know what I've been through.
You don't know what it's like to have a mother who killed your own father.
- Get out of here right now. - Get your hands off me!
And listen you're going to get your god damn money back here whether you like it or not!
Tomorrow night it's going to be right there! I don't give a shit whether you fire me or not.
Prick!
Stay through tomorrow.
But not at the register, in back with Harry.
Thank you, Mr. Nudd.
86 bucks in Nudd's office tomorrow morning, Rita.
Hey, Rita, what's happening?
I'm gonna kill that bitch!
Oh, bye, bye, sweetie, I'll see you tomorrow, don't forget.
How you doin'?
You gonna scare me again?
Look baby, I'm gonna do a hell of a lot more than.
Goddamn son of a bitch!
- Mr. Nudd? - Yeah?
Hi I'm Barbara Curry, I shop here all the time.
- Yeah, I know you, we've met. - Do you have a girl who works.
I just saw, I just saw something, I...
- Are you all right? - Yes, I'm fine. Could I make a phone call?
Meanwhile the grim task of searching for bodies continues.
Primarily in the fifth and eighth districts of the city.
The areas of densest population and tallest buildings.
Pacific News Overseas reports that the official death count now stands at 725,000.
I'm not sure it's her now. It was a long time ago. She was blonde then.
Why don't you call the cops, man?
When's the last time you called a cop?
Hey listen, if you need some heads busted let me know.
That's good. Thank you.
See you later, Neil!
Hey, let's...
- Hi, Pike. - Hi.
Thanks for the curtains.
Did you remember the security locks?
I like that.
California veneer.
That ought to keep them out.
Do you live here?
What's your name?
- Five seven... - That's her. - Blue dress.
- You're under arrest. - It was only a pencil.
Pencil? It takes more than a pencil to break a window, lady.
Break.
Pike!
Hey, Emily!
Bye.
Gone, just like that.
- This is a one-way mirror. I want you to take your time and see if... - Yeah, that's her.
Neil, that's her.
Are you sure, Mrs. Curry?
Yes. I'm positive.
Do you want to file charges?
Yes, I do.
All right, why don't you come outside with me then.
Mr. Curry?
- Come right over here, please. - Neil, who is she?
Look, Barbara, it turns out that this is someone I used know.
And I had no idea that she was in town and that is.
Bernice, I need a forms for a 415 booking.
That was changed to 419 last March.
Yeah, they're always changing something.
Ok, I want ten of those.
Look, I want to explain this whole thing to you, but it's just complicated.
and it's just stupid to get involved with the cops.
Neil, I'm having her put in prison!
I want you to know everything!
Mrs. Curry, I need you over here a minute.
Now what? I want ten of these? And this is the first one?
- Right, the second - Which one of these goes first?
Excuse-me... officer.
Bottom line, it goes like this:
I cant press charges against this woman unless I have a chance to talk to her by myself.
Could you, could you arrange that? Because that would be the best thing.
It just would...
Wait over there by that table.
Hi.
Ok, let's keep this short and sweet, Emily.
You cannot go around scaring the shit out of us, you understand that?
I can't have that, so just get that straight.
Ok?
Nobody's getting hurt.
I only hurt people by accident, remember?
Hey, Spidermonkey.
Look at your hair. It's grey.
Yeah.
And your face.
You've really been through it, huh?
Well, I guess you've been through it too, haven't you?
But you look pretty good. Yeah, you look good.
I didn't recognize you with dark hair.
But you look healthy and alive, it's great.
You look healthy and alive too.
Ok.
Spidermonkey, I wrote this speech.
- It's to you, do you want to hear it? - Well, let me tell you, I'm not really into speeches.
I've got my wife waiting outside and I'd like to take her home, so... not really.
Please?
Ok, look, you sit over here and I'll sit over here,
and we'll kind of observe the amenities of this institution.
Go ahead, what is it?
Ok.
I didn't cry when you disappeared.
Hold it! I had my reasons for moving away.
I had my reasons for getting married again.
I thought everything out and I came up with reasons.
- And, believe it or not, I understand how you feel, Emily - Hold me.
- Hold you? - Hold me.
- Hold me. Please. - No.
No.
Oh I get it, you don't want to hold a convict bitch, huh?
- Drugged and raped and dirty... - Hey, what do you want from me?
You cant tear out my soul because I've already done that myself.
Ok?
Ok.
Hold me.
Listen.
I didn't cry when you disappeared.
I was very worried about you.
But I figured that you had to do your own time.
And I understood that.
Do you really want to know what kept me alive during those 4,380 days?
Ghosts.
And one in particular. Yours.
You were with me all the time.
And when I looked at people, pretty soon came a time when I could only see the landscape behind.
But when I looked for you, you were there.
with your face and your eyes.
and your hands.
And you came to me.
and you talked me in that deep sexy voice of yours.
And you did wonderful things with me.
Things we used to be shy about.
You love me, Neil.
I'm the most important thing in your life, remember you told me that.
Remember?
Just one more thing, Neil.
I want you to know.
You're the very first person that's held me in 12 years.
I saved it for you.
Hold me.
Ok, we've finished now.
Listen.
I have enough money to keep us going till you get started again.
And there's enough room at my place for both of us.
My address is in your pocket.
So, I'll just wait for you to call.
I don't think we're going to be pressing those charges. You know what I mean?
My wife...
My other wife.
Hey, thank you. Thank you for your...
Ok, Shortpie, let's go!
Who is she, Neil?
I told you who she was.
- She's someone I used to - They said she was an ex-convict! Who is she?
I used to be married to her.
You liar!
When were you married to her?
It was a long time ago. It was New York City. It's got nothing to do with us.
- Why didn't you tell me this before, you liar? - God damn it, Barbara, will you come on?
- Emily? - Hi.
Why'd the cops take you away?
Just an accident.
Why don't mind your own fucking business?
Hey, hey, hey, look what I got for you.
I noticed you've been acting very strange dear
You've never treated me this way dear
Who the hell put that thing in here?
You say you've found somebody else
Emily!
I can help you, Emily.
Afraid you can't help.
Oh, I know how it is when you're in trouble with the cops.
I got some money saved, hundred and twenty, hundred and thirty dollars.
You can pay me back when things are right for you.
Look, I'll tell you what.
I'll put anything in your apartment you want.
Emily?
Ok.
Good.
- Why cant you just trust me? - I've trusted you all along!
- I know but have I ever let you down? - Neil, this woman is dangerous and you're protecting her.
That policeman said she was a murderer, why are you protecting her?
- She's not a murderer. There was any murder involved. - Then why did she go to prison?
It was an accident.
The girl went to prison because the whole thing looked like murder.
Well, I want to know why it looked like murder.
You want to know a hell of a lot, don't you?
When I was married to her, things didn't work out as well as they work out between you and me.
I was having an affair with the girl at the office that everybody else was having.
This girl got hit by the car.
- You know, you ask me to, to listen to this story... - It only get's worse.
- and I think you could do me the decency to listen to this story! - by her lying husband but I'm not hanging around to find out.
- You know, you're being stupid about this, Barba. - Just let go of me, dammit!
- You know, I happen to have sympathy for this girl. - Well, that's more than you feel for me!
You really think so?
I feel a love for you
Neil! Let go of me!
don't forget, baby,
what I'm trying to say
It's your time now
Aw, but it's going to be mine
some sweet day
And the cold winds do blow
proceeds set aside for those quake victims.
The Association urges Non-Hungarian restaurants to join in their cause.
Northridge.
A Cal State Northridge sociology professor has published a report
claiming that repression and not depression is primarily responsible for violent crimes,
and that there is a direct link between repression and chemical additives used in foods
Hey, Frankie?
This check looks a little thin to me.
- I docked you thirty bucks. - What for?
Fifteen for being late. And fifteen for being a smart ass.
Well, as I see that's fifteen you owe me.
As I see it, I don't owe you anything, pal.
- Let's talk about this, Ok? - We're not talking about anything, you got that? We're through.
You get out of here, I don't want to see your face around here no more.
Hey, stay there.
Hey, let's go somewhere and grab a drink, what do you say?
Only if we go to a nice place.
Yeah? I don't know any nice places anymore.
But I would just like to sit down and have a drink with you.
I mean, you and I should be able to do that, don't you think?
Ok, let's go.
And I'm not going to apologize for the years, Emily.
I figure you'll square that in your own distinct way.
But I do think you and I ought to be able to
just sit down and have a drink together, huh?
- I have all the good parts underlined. - I just can't believe that.
If you want to borrow it, you're welcome.
Yes, I would like two double extra dry martinis.
At the bar.
Well, I'm waiting for someone.
You want a drink, at the bar. You want to eat, in the booth.
So, we'll eat.
All right, would you like a cocktail before dinner sir?
Yeah, two beers.
Two beers.
- Two beers, Mike. - Two beers coming up.
Want a smoke?
No, I gave up smoking.
- You quit smoking? - I quit smoking. I still bite my nails, but I quit smoking.
Wow. Let's see. Oh dear, yes.
- If you had someone to take care of you, you wouldn't bite your nails. - Two beers.
You forgot the two double dry martinis, extra dry.
Yes, ma'am.
What dry martinis?
You used to drink martinis, we used to drink martinis.
I used to do a lot of things.
Do you remember when we used to go Rockefeller Plaza.
And you used to order martinis extra extra dry?
Sure, I remember that.
And do you remember how we used to sit watch the funny man play his drumsticks on the sidewalk?
Yeah, I remember that too.
Do you?
- Do you remember the name of the place? - Two double dry martinis.
Max's.
Would you like to look at the menu, sir?
Yeah, show me the drink list.
List...
You want to start at the bottom of this thing and work up?
Two zombies.
Two zombies...
- So, to Max's - To Max's.
- Two zombies, Mike. - Two zombies, coming up.
- I don't know what you're trying to do but I... - I'm not trying to do anything.
It's doing it'self. Look.
See how it's doing itself?
- Come on, Emily. - See?
Just ground rules.
Would you like to order now, sir?
Yes.
Two...
Screwdrivers.
Double screwdrivers.
- Two double screwdrivers. - Listen, we're falling behind here.
Oh, blech! That is horrible!
They make a poor zombie here.
Stay with the martinis.
I gonna get rid of those two assholes.
How are you? You know what I mean by that?
- How are I? - Yeah, how are you living?
I'm really just the same as before.
- I smoke clove cigarettes. - Two double Manhattans.
and I still wear my wedding ring.
But hey. Hey!
What are you doing?
What am I doing?
Well, I'm just sitting here having a few drinks with my ex-wife.
fifty-five tax, two-fifty each, cover charge for the use of the booth, that comes to fifty dollars and thirty cents.
How you fixed for money?
Oo, boy, I got money.
Well, I'm really glad to hear that lady because I'm gonna need fifty dollars and thirty cents.
I bet I have more money than you.
You have more money than me?
Oh man, I have about ten thousand times more money than you. Let's see your money.
I'll make you a bet. If I have more money than you...
If you.
You get to pay the bill.
And I get to take you home.
Fair bet?
Here we have twenty, forty.
- Forty-five, and... - We got it.
And fifty-nine, I always carry on me.
- Let's see your money, Neil. - Is that it?
- Let's see your money. - No, I got a more.
I got a hundred in here.
Shit!
- I'd like to see some change out of this. - Hold it!
I got eighty-six bucks, twenty,
forty, sixty, eighty, eighty-five.
Eighty-six, count that up, so...
I win, you get to pay the bill, and...
You get to come home with me.
Here you go.
- So, you pay? - I pay.
And I get to come home with you.
- And I take you home. - So, as I see it...
I win.
Yeah, you sure do.
My friend left with this dog.
That dog can talk.
Had me a dog that can talk for years.
When you feel something... like that.
You don't push yourself.
Maybe optional for some, but it ain't optional to me.
I can't stand that stuff.
Some people...
I got a visit around here that carried 3000 at that time.
I don't want to go.
That's the main thing.
How's it going, it's a beautiful evening isn't it?
Well, you know how it goes.
Nobody knows.
If you had any sense, you'd do it.
God, I do know.
I got to say this.
You and I...
really...
Really fucked each others lives up.
But I want to shake your hand anyway and say that it's okay.
Is that loud enough?
I just got to get you up there.
My cabin plans.
I'm going to build this cabin up in eagle rock.
Eagle Rock.
Oh, shit!
Do you know the best thing about eagles?
- You Ok? - Yeah.
- You gonna barf? - No.
You sure?
Yeah, but don't say that anyway.
Ok. You want some music?
I'll put on some music.
Remember?
Spidermonkey?
Spidermonkey.
You awake?
- You want some coffee? - No.
Honestly just get me some club soda and a cold towel.
I'll get you some coffee.
Go ahead, God.
Do it.
The love I have for you
Makes my blue days bright
Asleep or awake, dear
Your face I see
The sunshine of your smile
Is a guide for me
The love I have for you
Is within my heart
The love I have for you
No, it feels good, really.
is a thing set apart
You can search this big wide world
But my dear if you do
You'll never find a love like
the love I have for you
The love I have for you
Makes my burdens light
The love I have for you
Makes my blue days bright
Asleep or awake dear
Your face I see
The sunshine of your smile
Is a guide for me The love I have for you
Is within my heart
The love I have for you
Is a thing set apart
If you search this universe
My dear, if you do
You'll never find a love like
The love I have for you
Oh, Pike. Hi.
How'd you like the stuff I got you?
I love it.
I got you a work lamp too.
Hey, Emily...
Tonight's my night off.
Gotta work.
What are you doin' here?
- What? - I said, what are you doin' here?
What the fuck does it look like I'm doin' here?
She owes me a hundred and thirty dollars.
And you can put this fucking lamp up yourself!
That's over six hundred dollars so far. Hope she can pay for it.
Why, it looks wonderful on you.
Yes, I'll take it. And I'll take the sweater with it, and I'll wear it.
Fine. Oh, your husband is just going to adore it.
And I'd like to take this one.
Ok?
Now, how much does that all come to?
Well, let's see, with this last one it's, uh, six hundred and ninety-two dollars plus tax.
Will that be cash or charge?
- Oh, you take credit cards? - Yes.
Thank you, Mrs. Curry.
Would you like us to box this one too?
No, that one never fit right.
- Why are you changing all your locks? - It's none of your business.
Yeah, well, but, if you want to keep someone out of your house,
all you have to do is change the combinations on your locks.
Listen, I want a whole bunch of new locks in this house.
And if you cant do it, I'll get someone else to do it.
Hey, I can do it. Let me go get some shit out of my truck.
Jeez.
The bitches I work for every day.
One indiscriminate turning of the restless planet.
A planet perhaps that has become too tolerant of man's inhumanity,
man's disregard,
man's selfish and destructive attitude toward himself and nature.
When one thinks of one million innocent victims who died randomly in time,
one cant help but reflect on his own searches,
his own struggles,
his own randomness.
One million dead,
and certainly more when the final count is tallied.
But there will always be more deaths,
and it becomes us, the survivors, who must accept the responsibility of the future.
Who must move on with the strength and courage and goodwill of the fallen,
to live the better life.
To live out our potential as soulful human beings.
I think we can do it.
Take these keys. I want you to lock up my place, Pike.
Hey, who's that guy upstairs?
Hey Emily!
Yes, you can take every advantage of a fellow man that's down
You can take somebody's heartstrings, yes and drag it on the ground
You can high hat other people just because you're having luck
Even double cross your best friend and then try to pass the buck
Ah, but there's one thing that is certain, makes no difference where you go
Just before your final curtain, you got to reap just what you sow
You got to reap just what you sow
Yes, you got to reap just what you sow
The love I have for you
Makes my burdens light
The love I have for you
Makes my blue days bright
Asleep or awake dear
Your face I see
The sunshine of your smile
Is a guide for me The love I have for you
Is within my heart
The love I have for you
Is a thing set apart
If you search this universe
My dear if you do
You'll never find a love like
The love I have for you