Agenda: Payback Page #3
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2018
- 95 min
- 69 Views
What car?
We're done talking.
What the f***
are you talking about?
Pete, Pete!
How the f***
am I supposed to know
that you're an a**hole
to your wife?
Maybe you give her
a coat when she's cold!
Maybe you hold the door open!
But maybe you don't pull
her hair when you bang her!
God!
[spits]
They like that sh*t,
you f***ing p*ssy!
Steve, Steve.
There's somebody else
here to see you.
Please tell me
it's not my mom. Christ.
Taken enough sh*t for one day.
ANDREW:
You were always onefor a good joke, Steve.
And there was a time when
I would've laughed with you.
Holy sh*t, Andrew.
I ain't seen you since you
were the Democratic poster boy.
Yeah, well, we were both
a lot younger then.
Yeah.
You mind if we have
a moment alone?
We have some business
to discuss in private.
You don't have a stick of gum,
do you?
Cocksucker punched me in the
nose a couple times. Just...
F***in' tastes like blood,
you know?
ANDREW:
Yeah, I do.I can't...
I appreciate it.
So... what the f***
are you doing here?
I, uh...
Sure you want something
from me, right?
Do you remember
when we first met?
[chuckles]
Yeah, you f***ing weirdo.
The Italian restaurant.
I don't remember the name.
- Starts with a f***ing C.
- Carpaccios.
Nice beef with
The waitress with the legs all
the way up to her f***ing ass.
I remember.
I got my face
buried in that ass.
F***ing glorious.
What you told me that night?
I...
of things that night, buddy.
Half the conversations were
under the influence of vino.
Well, let me remind you.
You promised the ring
off your finger
that you could triple
my campaign money
in less than 72 hours.
Yeah, I remember
the conversation.
I remember distinctively
the conversation.
It was the Flomech deal.
Of course. I mean, it was
a f***ing rock solid deal.
Each and every one of us were on
the f***ing ground floor, yeah.
Then why did I end up
with an empty account
and no ring from your finger?
For the same f***ing reason
that I did.
could have foreseen
on charges
- for insider trading.
- But still...
If the deal presented itself
today, I'd recommend you do it.
Still, you promised me
that ring.
There is no ring!
You're right!
There is no ring.
- Then what?
- Then it looks like
I'm taking
the f***ing finger!
No! I can pay you!
Goddamn it!
Then continue.
F***, you gonna cut my finger?
You put in 100,000 with
a promise for three in return.
Fine! Goddamn it!
Plus interest.
Fine! What kind of interest
do you want?
That was a while back.
How about... 50?
Fine. 50 grand.
Done, fine.
F***!
Goddamn it!
Cut me loose.
We'll go right now
to Grand National.
You just... I'll...
There's nothing I can do
to help you.
You gotta let me go to the bank,
if you want the money, buddy.
F***'s sake, I just so happens
I don't travel around
with 350 f***ing grand cash
in my pocket.
Call your bank.
That's my f***ing...
Give me a phone.
Give me a phone.
I'll call 'em.
I don't have one.
What the f*** do you mean,
you don't have a phone?
I have one,
but it's not here with me.
- Why?
- It's at the office
because they are
f***ing traceable,
and I was never f***ing here,
you genius.
So what then, Andrew?
What...
Why don't you
just get to the point?
Tell me what the f***
you want.
What is it that you
f***ing want? Tell me.
You're clearly here
for a f***ing reason.
We politicians have
a bad rap nowadays.
We're accused
of talking too much.
We make no decisions
or the wrong ones.
We spend too much or we don't
develop enough programs.
We don't defend our country,
but we overspend
on the military,
and so forth and so on
and blah blah blah.
No, and I don't know what
the f*** you're talking about.
We are accused of having
no accountability.
What the f*** does that
have to do with anything?
No accountability?
It has to do with everything.
Sooner or later,
we will all be judged
on what we have or what we
have not done during our life.
Fine, I'll give you
you get me out now,
access to a f***ing bonus round!
- What the f***!
- You're a funny man.
[laughs]
That's funny!
- What the f*** do you want?
- I'll tell you the truth.
I don't give a sh*t
about the 100K I lost
- Then what?
- Acts and consequences.
What?
My opponent ran on
this bullshit platform
of cutting taxes
and lowering costs.
Oh, God, that's crazy.
Cutting taxes, lowering costs,
that sounds...
You fucks have elections
every four years anyway.
It's too f***ing late for that.
- God.
- No.
There was a bridge.
It was in bad disrepair.
Needed to be torn down
and rebuilt.
My opponent,
the new administration,
he decided to fix it,
just long enough for it
to last for another four years.
Well, it didn't.
It collapsed six months later,
just as a school bus full of
children were crossing it.
- 23 died!
- You can't blame...
mourning their dear angels!
a few tracks to land there.
If I only had that money,
I'd have won that election
and none of that
would've happened.
How the f***
do you make that leap?
Are you f***ing kidding me?
You can't pin that sh*t...
I didn't kill anyone!
No, you didn't kill those kids.
You didn't topple that bridge.
You didn't cut the budget,
you didn't lose the election,
but your actions
provoked all the above.
What do you want, Andrew?
What the f*** do you want?
Just tell me.
How much?
It's the money, right?
How much?
Just give me a number.
Stop the bullshit
and give me a f***ing number.
Have the f***ing balls
to give me a number!
What do you want?
I'll pay you! What?
Oh, you're gonna pay me?
With what?
Money you stole
from other people?
No, no.
Did I really just hear
a politician talk to me
about spending other
people's money?
- F*** you!
- No, f*** you.
- F*** you, motherf***er!
- F*** you!
I want what you
f***ing promised!
F*** you! Damn it!
- You f***ing cut me!
- You promised!
You motherfucking
piece of sh*t!
F*** you!
Goddamn it!
STEVE:
Goddamn it, you f***er![Steve grunting]
[grunting]
Shut up!
Jesus Christ.
Thank you for that,
Mr. Farrel.
It was cathartic.
[flicks lighter]
Nah, I quit
when I stopped drinking.
That's a good idea.
Hey.
And this.
Yeah...
MAN:
Where have you beenthe last couple of days?
STEVE:
It was paperwork.This is no f***ing good.
[voices echoing]
Is he here?
Yeah.
Your fee, as discussed.
You said 25.
How long have I got?
An hour enough?
More than enough.
STEVE:
Sonia.Sonia.
I knew it was you, sweetie.
I always recognize that voice.
Dark in here.
Much better.
Jesus Christ,
you look like sh*t.
I gotta admit, I'm not having
my best of days, baby.
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