A Thousand Junkies Page #7
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- 2017
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you're a lying piece of sh*t. I wanna
see you stick the card into a machine.
Hey, a**hole, it's
my f***ing card. Okay?
It's my f***ing card,
it's my f***ing car,
[yells] it's my
f***ing everything!
What's happening?
You are such a f***ing
useless piece sh*t, man.
You can't go upstairs
and f***ing steal a CD
from your f***ing
pathetic girlfriend?
You are useless!
Seriously, dude, how much
is on the gas card?
- F*** the gas card.
- [starts engine]
[Tommy] Hey.
Candy. Over here.
[inaudible]
[door opens]
Hey. Come here.
[sniffles] Just come here.
[inaudible]
I can't come there,
you gotta come here.
- Come here.
- You know I can't come there. Come here.
[sighs]
Does Mom know I texted you?
Mm.
Where is she?
Upstairs.
Look, I need you
to do me a favor.
What?
I need you to go upstairs and get me a
hundred bucks out of the money jar.
You still have the money Uncle
Steven gave you for your birthday?
- Yeah.
- I need it.
For what?
- For books.
- What kind of books?
Books on love for one, okay?
I'm writing something about it.
I need it for research.
Can I order them
for you on Amazon?
No, I need it today.
I need to go to
I need you to get me
$100, sweetie, please.
I don't know.
I don't think so.
I can't give you
money for drugs.
It's not for drugs.
Why do you think it's for drugs?
It's not for drugs.
And first of all, you're not
giving me money, okay?
You're lending me money. I'm getting a...
Stop dancing!
Savanna, I can't right now,
with this. Please, just come...
No. Just come here
and talk to me.
What?
Why are you acting like this?
You're such a little brat.
[gasps] Wow.
What makes you think that I am
going to want to give you money
after the way you
talked to me right now?
Hey, what makes you think you can talk to
me like this when I'm your f***ing father?
If I tell you to go upstairs and get
me a hundred bucks 'cause I need it,
you go upstairs, you get me a
hundred bucks 'cause I need it.
You don't start f***ing telling me
sh*t and thinking you know stuff.
You're a kid, okay?
You don't know sh*t!
You understand?
You don't know sh*t!
What the f***
are you doing?
[sighs]
Stay away from her. You have to
leave, you have 30 seconds to leave.
- I need...
- The police in 30 seconds.
- I need a...
- Thirty seconds.
Why are you like this?
Karen, why are you like...
- Please.
- Why?
Why are you like this to me?
- I need...
- Tommy, leave.
- I need...
- Leave.
- Just...
- Get away from us.
- Listen, I need a hundred...
- No.
No.
Oh, f***.
[door closes]
I need a hundred bucks!
[instrumental music playing]
You can really rob Moshe?
Yeah. What the f***, man? What do
you think I've been telling you?
All right. Let's f***ing
do it, then.
Jesus, it's about
f***ing time. Thank you.
[starts engine]
[TJ] I can feel
the clothes on my skin.
[inhales deeply] All right,
man, he's coming.
He just went home
to change and get his piece.
He's not gonna want
half the dope, is he?
Was there any cash up there?
I don't know.
Do not give him half the dope.
[scoffs] He's not gonna
do it for nothing.
How do you know
this guy, bro?
Is this one of your
biker friends?
No. No. He's a solid dude.
We came up together. I've
been in battle with him, man.
I mean, sh*t, you know him.
He sold you those green
Valiums that one time.
Green Valiums?
At the tattoo parlor?
Yes, Christian.
The guy getting the tattoo of Pau
Gasol on the bottom of his foot?
He's f***ing insane.
[scoffs] We need insane.
We're gonna go jam a
motherf***er in his own home.
Can I not be here
for this?
[groaning]
[TJ] Awesome. [groans]
I don't if I'm gonna
p-puke or sh*t.
Oh, God, man.
I'm so f***ing
flipping the f***ing out.
I'm fine, man. It's all
in your f***ing head.
Oh, God. Yeah,
it's in my head, man.
It's in my f***ing head.
I think it's a sh*t.
[snorts]
Call this f***ing dude,
man. Call him.
He's f***ing coming, man.
Guys.
Guys, take me somewhere.
You don't want me shitting
in the car. Take me somewhere.
[Tommy] Oh, God.
- Seriously.
- [Tommy] Oh, God.
Guys, it's definitely a sh*t.
Take me somewhere.
Hold it.
F***.
[Tommy] These guys are closed?
[Blake] Yeah.
Yo, you're here for rigs?
Yeah.
Take me to Simi Valley right now,
I'll get you $200 and a gram.
- You want me to take you to Simi Valley?
- Yes.
Why?
For $200 and a gram.
Hey, man, can I sit there?
Who are you?
I get nauseous
in the back seat,
I don't wanna f***ing puke
in the dude's car.
What is this?
- What is going on?
- He says he'll give us $200 in a gram
if we take him to Simi Valley.
Really?
He says.
Okay.
Thanks, man, I appreciate it.
- No problem.
- I'm Blake.
I'm TJ.
[Tommy snorting]
[groans]
[coughs]
So this is how it works.
Christian knocks on the door and flashes
his badge like he's an undercover.
The a**hole, thinking that
he's busted, opens the door.
I come out of nowhere,
bull-rush his ass back inside,
stick the f***ing gun to his head.
That's horrible.
[Tommy] He looks like a cop?
[Blake] It doesn't even
matter, dude.
Every dealer's secretly
waiting to be busted,
so, all you have to do is flash
your badge and they open the door.
[TJ groans]
Hey, where does this
Moshe guy keep his gun?
This is a bad idea.
Where does he keep
his gun, man?
I don't think he has a gun.
I'm serious, man.
It's a bad f***ing idea.
[Blake] Does the dude
have a gun or not?
I don't wanna do this.
- You're not doing it.
- I'm part of it.
Shut up and just let me
handle this sh*t, all right?
TJ.
This isn't the time
to get wishy-washy.
I'm not wishy-washy.
You're totally f***ing wishy-washy.
You made the call.
Yes, and now
I'm changing my mind.
No, you can't do that.
This sh*t's on.
- I don't rob people, okay?
- I do!
Yeah, well, I don't!
I'm a writer.
You're a junkie.
So what? That means I have to go up
and f***ing pull guns on people?
I don't do that sh*t.
Yeah, but you're not doing it.
Oh, so you're okay
sending someone we know
to go up and rob somebody
at gun point?
Tommy, he's a f***ing drug dealer
and drug dealers get robbed.
Yeah, by people like you.
Listen, man, there's a
big sack of what we need
in that f***ing building,
and we're gonna go get it.
[mumbles]
Hey.
How sick are you right now?
Me, too.
[Blake] He's coming.
[tap running]
How are you doing, man?
How much suboxone
they got you on?
Not enough.
Man, you were really
screaming last night.
Sorry.
I'm feeling a lot of
f***ing pain.
Don't apologize. I banged
on the nurse's station.
I was like, "Do you hear him?
Go help him."
Thanks, man.
Your official name
is "Loud Guy."
Is it?
People f***ing hate me
in these places, man,
'cause I f***ing moan
like a motherf***er.
[sniffles]
And Tommy is my real name.
Tommy "Loud Guy."
[TJ] Tommy "Loud Guy",
they've got you mopping?
They're not supposed to make
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