5 Dollars a day Page #2
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You think I'd kid around
about a tumor?
I do.
Come on.
Just say yes.
Just say yes.
All right.
All right.
You're the one.
All right.
You're pure,
pure flame.
I'll drive you.
Blood is thick.
All right.
All right.
Know what I'm saying?
You behave.
And these glue traps
are just plaln gross.
Hlgh technology arrlves
wlth the push-
Thing you do now
is try and forget it.
How, Pa?
How you gonna
forget somethlng llke that?
What I'm trylng to say Is,
now and then,
for no good reason
a man can figure out, life will just...
haul off
and knock hlm flat,
slam hlm agaln'
the ground so hard
It seems llke
all hls Insldes Is busted.
for something good
to take the place
of the bad.
As a generaI rule,
you can find it.
Think you packed enough?
CooI, no?
New regulations
at the airlines
say you got 60 days
to pick up unclaimed baggage.
After that...
# You belong to me #
This is the good stuff.
Louis Vuitton.
You're not
golng to be sorry.
I got this
And you don't have to dip
in your pocket for a thing,
zlp, zllch,
not a crouton.
This trip's on me,
ever last pillow chocolate.
That is good news.
Of course.
I got us set up
in five-star places.
Wait'll you see.
You're going
to be shocked and awed.
Let's go.
What zip code
did you park in?
Oh, here's our ride.
Are you shittin' me?
Free wheels and gas
for a year.
AII I have to do
No way.
No, no, no.
Why not?
No, I'm not
getting in there.
I'm not
getting in that.
Don't be a snob.
No.
You know what?
You are completely insane.
You're gone.
Going, going, gone.
Get in the car.
Don't-
don't put that there.
Put that over here.
No, don't put that on.
That stinks.
What about your Maggie?
Is it serious?
'Cause she's
answering your telephone.
It is.
Don't do what I did.
Don't let go
of something speciaI,
'cause, in my experience,
Okay.
Thanks for the advice.
She dumped you, right?
Yeah, I'm psychic.
Turn in here.
We need to make a stop.
What, you got to take a piss?
No, make a right.
I got a surprise.
Just make a right.
What kind of surprise?
We just got on the road.
I was feeling good.
Little trim, a spruce-up,
get back on the highway.
I don't need a little trim.
I promise you,
these women are good,
and it's not
going to cost a dime.
What the heck?
They don't have their license?
Big deaI.
They're about to be
very good at what they do.
Mm.
Yeah.
There you go.
Yeah, Nat is one
of our favorites.
He's up for anything.
Oh, yeah?
He let me put his hair
in a Mohawk last summer.
No.
I bet it was great
growing up with a dad like that.
Yeah.
You know, if it wasn't for Nat,
I wouldn't be here.
Tuition's reaI pricey.
What, he paid your tuition?
Not exactly.
But he knew
a guy whose wife
was having a hard time
getting knocked up,
so your dad thought of me,
if you know what I mean.
I'm afraid to ask.
He sold my eggs.
Got me enough
for a new car too.
Yep, Nat's the bomb.
Sherry, what have you done?
So much better.
You like it?
Yeah, yeah.
Tips.
Enjoy.
Thank you.
Okay.
Good?
They only do
one haircut here, huh?
I always knew you had big hair.
Women; they take care
of everything for me.
They're saints.
Flynn.
There's a good one.
What was that for?
It's for my wallet.
When's the last time
I had a picture of you?
My mug shot.
Does that thing
even work anyway?
Three box tops and $1.20
post and handling, of course.
Oh.
It's promotionaI.
Take a couple.
Hey, let me
ask you a question.
Yeah?
When was the last time
you actually paid for something?
You know how much
I'm out-of-pocket
in the last six months?
$900, and I've wanted for nothing.
Rent, food, sundries,
entertainment, even.
That works out
to under $5 a day.
Well, if you stopped eating,
you'd cut it down to three.
Do you know how many people
could do what I'm doing?
You may see
a curious old person,
but I see
a good-looking older guy
who's making the system
work for him.
I do quite well,
you know, in my modest way.
It's sort of monkish.
AII I need is my bowI.
I go from village to village,
tapping with my stick.
Who taught you
how to drive?
You're a terrible driver.
You're a lot like me.
Nat.
- Hey.
- Huh?
- You all right.
- Yeah.
Food.
Let's eat.
Who planned this route?
It's like an EKG.
It's worked out exactly.
We do a trip down memory lane,
plus there's an IHOP and a Chevron station
every 300 miles.
I get free gas.
It's the best
of all possible worlds.
Let's go.
Every day's my birthday,
'cause I got a guy
who does drivers licenses.
Watch.
Welcome to IHOP.
Thank you, darling.
Is Jones on the grill?
Oh, God, no. He died years ago.
No. Enough said.
May he rest in peace.
We'll have
a window booth.
Window booth.
You might not remember Jonesy.
WonderfuI Reuben sandwich.
Thank you.
What's the most
expensive dish you have?
Chicken combo.
It's $11.99.
He'll have two.
Yes.
Ma'am?
Mm-hmm.
Right here.
Oh.
Thank you.
Make a wish.
Nah-
Grab the bone.
I don't do that stuff.
Come on.
No, it's voodoo stuff.
Come on.
Grab the bone.
I'm not superstitious.
Grab the bone.
I wish I could run across
my own private beach
and jump in the ocean.
What about you?
You wanted a boat.
I used to want
a lot of things.
Altoona.
We had good times here.
Are you serious?
This was our turf.
Father and son.
You want to know
the last time I called you Dad?
It was right here in Altoona.
I said, "Thanks, Dad,"
guilty of grand larceny.
I took my eye off the ball.
Definitely, I did.
I was willing
to do the time.
You had a record.
You would've done
ten years.
And then you hired that clown
impersonating a lawyer.
And he guaranteed
I'd get off.
Everybody said he was tops.
Hey, look at me.
and 3 days at Rahway, Dad.
# Many happy returns of the day to you #
# Many happy returns
from IHOP #
That's all right.
Thank you.
Which one's
the birthday boy?
That's me.
Thank you.
Well, Happy Birthday.
All right, thanks.
Don't mention it.
Happy Birthday.
Can I pick them or what?
Wow.
Whose house is it?
Our new best friend.
His name's Nobody,
and su casa's our casa.
For-sale listings
in 2,700 counties.
I don't know why I was thinking
Let's go.
Oh, hey,
I'm not going in there.
Why not?
It's empty.
I'm an ex-con,
and it's illegaI.
Whoop.
Huh?
Let's check out
the bed sltuatlon.
I hope they got a firm rack.
These doggies are tired.
Sweet dreams.
I'm just going to go
sleep in the car.
Yeah, sleep in the car.
Hl, thls Is Maggle.
Please leave a message.
Hl, are you there?
I'm on the road...
with my father.
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