5 Dollars a day Page #3
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a few days.
You were right.
It hurts me
to say this,
but the only person
who really knows me is him.
And that scares the hell out of me.
Anyway...
I don't know.
Maybe it's too late.
But even If you hate me,
I want you to know
who you're hatlng.
The thlng Is,
I'm not from Canada.
I was born In Secaucus,
New Jersey.
I don't have
any brothers or sisters.
I grew up
without a mother
because my father
drove her away.
I-
Promotlonal perlod ended.
To purchase addltlonal mlnutes,
press 7.
Hello?
Nat!
I got a gun!
Whoa.
Richie.
Don't call me Richie.
Flynny.
Always good
to see you.
Oh.
I slept
like a polar bear.
So good.
I need coffee.
There's a wonderfuI moteI
Comps on coffee
and Danlsh.
The 7-Eleven.
Or we could
buy a cup now.
We're doing
so good here.
Let's not blow it
on luxury items.
Come on.
Come on.
Perfect.
Take it easy.
Lovely.
And It Is just
the safest nelghborhood.
Hi.
Hello.
Can I help you?
Wish you could, darling.
The house is wonderfuI.
We like it.
The fact is,
my partner and I
are looking for something
a little more feng shui-ish.
The house Is wonderful,
though, Isn't It?
Vaulted celllngs.
Take it easy, honey.
It's the first place we've seen.
It's got everything.
Thank you.
Yikes.
We escaped.
Last time I drove
across country,
it took me four days.
Did I tell you that?
No.
A lifetime ago.
Four perfect days.
We wound up on a beach
in Mexico, freezing.
White sand,
clear blue water,
your mother looking up at me
like I was the one.
That's when I asked her
to marry me.
Then we did it,
twice, maybe three times.
Yeah, shake your head.
These are memories.
You'll see what it's like
when things stop happening on command.
Half mast.
I'm not even dead yet.
What are you saying,
you're impotent?
I'm saying, I can't get it up
most of the time.
Since when?
Since...
Uh, it's hard to say.
Couple of years,
maybe five.
Well, have you tried
taking those pills?
They're junk.
They don't work.
Where'd you buy them,
off a fruit truck?
What difference
does it make?
They don't work.
I don't work.
Clock's ticking.
One last frolic
is not going to stop that, is it?
Use this for the gas.
The Sweet'N Low people
will pick it up.
Be back in a flash.
Room service, please.
Room servlce.
How may I help you?
Yes, we'd like to order up some brunch,
my wife and I.
What room, please?
Room 120.
All rlght.
Thank you so much.
Please hold.
Yes, I'll wait.
Thank you.
Sir.
Could you leave the tray
outside the door?
My wife is under the weather,
and I'm trying
not to disturb her.
Thank you so much.
May I add the tip
to the check?
Sure.
There. That's for you.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, sir.
Please.
Thank you.
Hl, thls Is Maggle.
Please leave a message.
Hey, it's me.
Are you there?
Are you there?
Are you there? Are you there?
Okay, another confession.
Um, thls Is...
Thls Is a llttle trlcky.
I'm gonna-I'm gonna tell you
a story, okay?
Here we go.
My father
drove a beat-up Mustang
wlth 150,000 mlles on It,
about the tlme a sane person
buys a new car.
But not him.
He rents a new Mustang,
strips it, and swaps the parts
with his hunk of junk.
Then he returns the rentaI,
complains it's a lemon,
and gets his $69 back.
But guess what.
Thls tlme,
they nailed him.
And guess what else.
My name was on the lease.
Okay?
You can guess the rest.
All right.
I'm going to call you back.
I'm thinking
about those lobster dinners
we pinched from that place
up in Bar Harbor.
Could you forget the taste,
the flavor,
the freshness?
It was like the ocean.
Eat something.
You can't
live on coffee.
I'm tired.
You're depressed.
Anybody in your situation's
got to feeI like junk.
The trick is to take your mind
off getting dumped.
Every obstacle
is an opportunity.
Think about it this way.
You have a clean slate.
No girI.
No job.
No nothing
to hold you back.
How did you know
about my job?
You sent that letter
to the health department?
The whole thing
was beneath you.
You got me fired.
I did you a favor.
You want to spend the next
Huh?
Things are out there.
Hm?
Life is out there.
One day,
you're going to say thank you.
Thank you, Dad.
Oh, it was nothing.
What's wrong?
Come on, Flynn.
Don't be so serious, huh?
What are you dolng?
What am I doing?
I'm spending the night
in a room
that you're paying for.
And then tomorrow,
I'm on the first train,
bus, or pickup truck
the hell out of here.
Yeah.
Your mother and I got married
in a HoJo's.
They wanted $800
for the banquet room.
Back then,
good for me,
I was able to swing a deaI
with the night manager.
We had a tastefuI,
low-key ceremony in the lobby
for $50.
Who knew the difference?
Who could tell
the difference?
Flynn?
I'm going to go
have a drink...
Meet some people,
have some fun.
Hi. Bill and Betty Richmond.
Hi.
Hey.
Thank you.
Sounds like a shindig.
I wouldn't know, sir.
Good blazer.
I had one
almost like it.
Different buttons.
Brooks Brothers.
Sears.
Solid store.
Good return policy.
Is there something
I can help you with?
Ah, shooting the breeze.
I must say, that's some
serious hair you got there.
When's the last time
you cut it?
Nine years.
That's really something.
Actually, another 13 inches,
and I beat the county record.
Good for you.
Of course, Dory Jensen's got
the state sewn up at 5'2".
Oh, hair is important.
I'm a fan.
I've always had good hair.
It's nice we can share that.
From back east?
Brooklyn.
Queens.
Do you mind if I go inside
and have a cocktaiI?
I'm thirsty.
Sales of teeth-bleaching kits
brighten...
Up 2.8%
in the last quarter,
while psoriasis ointment
dried up substantially...
up 5.5%.
And finally,
in our laxative department,
back orders have loosened up.
Who is that?
You're kidding, right?
No.
That's the new CEO.
Wow, he's so boring.
Jesus.
I don't think
we've met.
Rick Carlson.
Sales rep of the year.
Of course.
Kudos, Rick.
You put us all to shame.
Thank you very much.
I didn't catch your name.
Richie Flynn.
What office
are you in, Flynn?
Topeka.
Oh, you work
with Tim Webber then?
T- Bird?
I like to think
he works with me.
You know, that bastard
hasn't even shown up yet.
Too cheap to buy a suit.
With the bonus
he got last year,
he got buy us all
brand-new suits
and maybe a little bit
of plastic surgery
for that wife of his.
Yeah, but she's
a nice person.
Nice ain't got
nothing to do with it.
Woof.
That's right.
This is the good stuff.
Thank the little woman for that.
She put this whole thing together.
But between you and me,
that's the only thing
she put together
in the last three weeks.
Honey?
Excuse me.
Say hello
to Rlchle Flynn.
He's in Webber's office.
My wlfe, Clalre.
WonderfuI. Thank you.
Congratulations.
Oh, yes.
Are these hybrid tea roses
in the centerpieces?
Well, yes.
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