Alfie Page #3
the word knock?
- What went down?
- What? Nothing happened.
- We had a few shots.
- Missus give me silent treatment.
Little she know, not hearing constant
blah, blah, blah is gift from heaven.
You keep it up. Keep it up,
mate, itll work.
Alfie, what happened?
Oh, f*** a duck, man. Look, I...
- I drank a lot last night.
- Drunk.
Well, I...
I really... I dont remember.
- Dude, you did something to her.
- No.
Oh, yeah, you did.
Because she shows up at my house,
at 4 in the morning,
saying that she wanted me back.
She even said
that if I needed more time,
that she understood completely.
How f***ing crazy.
Chalk one up for the blokes.
Thanks to me, Marlon won the game.
Which means hes off scot-free,
and so am I.
This is a bloody miracle.
Thats fantastic. Fantastic.
- Come on, what did you say to her?
- Look, look.
- Its all good.
- Come on, what did you say?
You know youre my best man, right?
Moral of the story:
No good deed goes unpunished.
New word for the day?
Resilience:
The ability to readily recover
after disappointment or loss.
Capacity to spring back.
Understand, its not
about replacing Julie.
l just wanna get back
to the simple life:
Women who mean nothing to me.
So lve struck up a friendship
with a nightclub hostess called Uta.
Hello, Uta.
Now, as a heat-seeking bachelor,
I have to live
by some very simple rules.
Alfie Elkins credo or philosophy,
which is probably best summed up
by the only advice
my father ever gave me.
He said, Son, whenever you
meet a beautiful woman...
...just remember, somewhere theres
a bloke whos sick of shagging her.
- Can I help you, man?
- G and T, please.
Explain to me what everyone sees
in that Eurotrash?
I think its incredibly unfair
that its acceptable for men
to be sexually experimental,
then with a woman,
if she wants to try something...
A kiss or a threesome.
You know, that theyd be judged.
And I think if you two were to kiss,
I would... I would just...
I would just see it
as a thing of beauty.
Rat Pack fantasy,
something feels a bit off.
And throwing myself
back into the old lifestyle
as ld hoped.
Sorry.
Im sorry.
Oh, my loves, I...
I dont know what happened.
This is so unlike me.
Yeah, you... You two just...
l used to think
there was nothing worse than death.
Then, from out of nowhere...
...the unthinkable.
Now I really dont get
what everyone sees in you.
It just keeps on happening
and happening.
Or more accurately, not happening
and not happening.
This never happens, Uta.
Honestly, never.
Honestly.
Not the word around town...
...peewee.
Mr Elkins? Miranda Kulp.
Miranda.
with a little bit of she thrown in.
So I understand youre experiencing
some erectile dysfunction.
I am experiencing a little... A little...
A little bit of... What you just said.
Not to worry.
Thats my area of expertise.
So have you been under any unusual
emotional stress lately, Mr Elkins?
Stress? Emotional? Me? No, never.
Well, unless you count
that recent chat I had with Julie.
I cant see you anymore, Alfie.
- Why? You angry?
- No, Im really not angry.
Just, you know,
we want different things.
And I cant have you traipsing
in and out of Maxs life.
Youve changed your hair,
havent you?
You have, havent you?
No, you have.
Youve changed your hairdo.
You cut it?
It looks gorgeous.
- Thanks.
- How come...?
How come you never had it like that
when we were together?
Well, I guess...
...you need these back.
Thank you.
Alfie?
You gonna be okay?
Yeah. No worries. Im always okay.
Alrighty, lets take a gander
at that penis of yours.
I see.
Well.
- It seems we have lift-off.
- It seems we do.
Wunderschn.
What a relief.
Well, I mean, if he can give me
a stiffy, I should have no problem
keeping it up for the target
demographic, shouldnt I?
to be anything physiologically wrong,
so, in short, we can be
fairly certain your problem
- was simply stress-related.
- Translation:
Julie-related.Like I always say, if they dont get you
one way, theyll get you another.
However,
- I did feel something a little kooky.
- Kooky?
There is nothing to get upset about,
Mr Elkins.
I thought I felt a lump...
...on your penis.
But with any luck, it will be nothing.
The words lump and penis
in the same sentence.
Theres something
you dont hear every day.
And so young Alfred
A penis biopsy.
I get my test results in three days...
Well, five.
Five counting the weekend.
Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord.
How am I gonna stop myself
going completely bonkers?
Ill be fine.
Ill be fine.
Im a young man.
Shift focus, Alfie. Shift...
Lets go, kids. Lets go.
Move along, children.
Look straight ahead.
Come on. Do not look at the man.
Look straight ahead.
In the meantime, perhaps Im safer
hobbling on home.
Alfie, dear, whats wrong?
You look like death warmed over.
No, Ive just... Ive got a bit of
Mrs Schnitman...
Hello, Mrs Liberman.
You two look lovely.
Where you going?
- Shopping. You need anything?
- Im fine.
Hello.
Can I talk to you for a minute?
Ladies, this is my friend Lonette.
Shes lovely. Good for you,
dating an African-American.
Yeah.
Hey. Hey, girl.I missed you.
Dont mind us. Were not here.
You kids keep talking.
- Very nice to meet you.
- See you, Mrs Liberman.
Shop till you drop, girls.
So how have you been?
Im pregnant.
lt seems to me
the problems you worry yourself
sick about never seem to materialize.
lts the ones that catch you
unexpectedly
on a Wednesday afternoon
that knock you sideways.
l offered to face the music
with her...
...but she wanted to go it alone.
We both knew that if the baby
was born with any white-boy features
it would mean the end
of Lonette and Marlon.
Not to mention your host
for this evening.
But standing in the cold,
Thinking thoughts like,
get a chance to know.
Your own.
Didnt take long.
Bloody hell, youre freezing.
How do you feel?
Empty.
That night in the bar, I thought
I was getting something for nothing.
Doesnt seem to have worked out
that way, does it?
Oh, man.
lf everything turns out okay,
maybe this little brush with mortality
is a sign.
l should think about making...
Making some changes.
Possibly.
- Next week.
- Excuse me.
Did I just...? Did you just look at me?
Did I just notice you turn away?
Look, if you know the results
to my tests, and theyre telling you...
- Mr Elkins.
- Please. Please.
Mr Elkins, for the millionth time,
sit down.
Mr Belson, I have a cancellation
on Tuesday at 11:30.
Im gonna be fine.
- I just feel it.
- Thank you. Goodbye.
Ill just be a minute. Or ten.
- Its all right. Take your time.
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