3 Nights in the Desert Page #5
Listen, I'm happy.
Are you happy?
Huh?
Are you happy?
I'm happy.
Happy, happy, happy.
I'm not happy, but
I want you to say
that I'm completely
happy with my life.
I'm completely
happy with my life.
I'm completely
happy with my life.
All right, rock wall.
Hi, rock wall.
I'm completely
happy with my life.
How are you today?
Are you happy with your life?
That's not going to cut it, man.
I'm completely
happy with my life.
Better now?
No?
This is f***ing ridiculous.
You think I don't love Julie.
Are you telling me
you never had a doubt?
What do you know about choices?
What do you know about
marriage or commitment
to anything that's
actually attainable?
What about you, man?
I mean, you could train
yourself to want anything.
A golden f***ing cube.
That was a joke.
You know what wasn't a joke?
What happened last night.
OK, I screwed up.
I'm disgusting.
I... and that's something I
got to work out within myself.
Barry, I'm judging you, man.
Do you know why I didn't
invite you to my wedding?
It wasn't because I was
afraid you'd make a scene
or steal Julie, no.
I was afraid you'd
say she's boring
because you're so judgmental.
Or you'd say, she's nice.
Or you wouldn't say
anything at all.
Because you're so
f***ing judgmental.
Barry.
I saw the world through
your eyes for way too long.
And I made a choice.
I wanted something
different for my life.
Man, I get it, you know.
It's biological, I think.
You know, you're... certain point
you're supposed to stop hanging
out with friends.
Yeah, you're supposed
to become a functioning
member of society.
You're supposed to churn
numbers and ride the
train and cash in.
Yeah, baby!
I get it.
You have no place to go, do you?
I'm completely happy
with you not in my life.
Yeah.
You're an a**hole.
Yeah, I'm a f***ing a**hole.
Anna?
The world
needs f***ing a**holes!
Anna, wait.
Anna.
Anna.
Wait, Anna!
Travis?
Travis?
Let me see.
Oh, I'm good.
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
I'm good.
It was just what I dreamed.
A cave.
I wanted you to hurt.
I wanted you to
hurt like I've hurt.
This is what I wanted.
No.
It is.
No.
It is.
I made it up, OK?
I made up the whole cave thing.
I thought it'd be
cool and mysterious.
I thought it
would... I thought it
would make us miss each other.
Yeah.
I don't care about the cave.
I don't care.
This is what's real.
Anna.
When you were in the
hospital recovering,
those were the best moments
of our relationship.
You looked at me
like you needed me.
I need to tell you something.
Both of you.
I tried writing,
calling, you were
gonna move half way
across the country,
and uh... I was losing it.
Yeah, I was hopped up on pills.
And yeah, it was dark.
But I saw that tree.
I saw it.
It was telling me to hit it.
Hit it and I'd be redeemed.
We'd- we'd all be redeemed.
It was music.
I was listening.
I went for it.
I went for the shiny
f***ing marble.
I went into it.
I'm sorry.
Back in the day, I thought
I was a Jaguar doing 100
down the freeway.
And you, you were a beat up
where you were heading.
But I had the feeling that
when you got there, you'd stay.
And now?
Sh*t.
You got somewhere.
Man, you could trade
it for a whole fleet.
You should see my bills.
You're good.
You went back to school
and put in the time.
And now you're set
to reap the rewards.
Maybe in my next life I'll
come back as a hardworking Jew.
There are some people that
might find that offensive.
Yeah.
I'm just glad you found
what's right for you.
You remember the
way back, right?
It's just one road.
You want to know why I
never went in that cave?
I was afraid to find
out what I needed.
Thought you made it up.
Yeah.
When
Travis said he'd hitch a ride
and pick up the
truck in a few days.
I knew that look.
He was deep back in it.
I kept thinking about the cave.
Maybe we did get what
we needed that weekend.
We finally let go.
Travis used to say
it's all a song.
We never did find that bridge.
Maybe one day we will.
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