All of My Heart Page #3
MM.
WELL, I MEAN,
I, YOU KNOW--
YOUR B&B FANTASY,
WELL, I'M STILL PLANNING
[PASTRY CRUNCHES]
AH, MAN...
THOSE ARE GOOD.
I'M A CHEF.
AT TAKING A COMPLIMENT.
MM-KAY.
[INHALES SHARPLY]
AH! WHEW.
GOOD STUFF!
[SIGHS HEAVILY]
[MAN]:
HELLO?HARRY! HEY, HEY, HEY.
HOW'S IT GOING, BUDDY?
IT'S BRIAN.
UH... LOOK.
STOP CALLING ME.
OKAY, HARRY, LISTEN.
E-MAILS?
LOOK, BUDDY...
RIGHT NOW,
HOW CAN YOU SAY THA TO ME, HARRY?
YOU KNOW ME. RIGHT?
THAT'S COMPLETELY UNFAIR!
AND HIGH-FINANCE RELATE?
HARRY, PLEASE, JUST GIVE
ME--
[DIAL TONE BUZZING]
[SLAM, CRASH]
I, UH, TAKE I THAT WAS YOUR LEGENDARY
BOSS?
NO. THAT WASN'T.
THAT WAS, UH...
THAT WAS HARRY.
OBVIOUSLY, IT WAS
A FRIENDLY COMPETITION
THROUGHOUT OUR CAREERS,
AND I CAN'T GET A JOB. SO.
[MARKET BELL CLANGS]
OH.
OPENING:
AND I HAVEN' BEEN A PART OF IT.
I'M SORRY.
YEAH. UM... LISTEN.
THE HARDWOOD FLOORS.
SURE. WHY NOW?
I MEAN, LET'S BE HONEST.
THIS STUFF'S BECOMING
PRETTY IRRELEVANT ANYWAY.
THANK YOU.
NO PROBLEM.
[]
[PANTING]
OH, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO!
NO, NO, NO.
NO-NO-NO-NO-NO!
NO, NO, NO. HANG ON, NOW.
DON'T DO THAT. DON'T DO
THAT.
NO, NO. THAT'S MY--
OH, GABBY!
YOUR GOAT'S EATING
MY RESUMES! COME ON.
COME HERE, GABBY.
"GABBY"?
YEAH, THAT'S
WHAT I NAMED HER.
THAT'S...
SEE THIS?
-COME HERE, GABBY.
-OH, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO!
HEY, HEY, HEY!
YOU'VE HAD ENOUGH.
YOU'RE FULL.
-[LID SLAMS]
-COME ON, GIRL.
-YEAH, I DID.
YOU DIDN'T EVEN
I FEEL LIKE:
I DON'T EVEN KNOW
AHEM!
[PLUMBING RATTLING
AND SQUEAKING]
AS MY FUTURE.
MAYBE WE SHOULD, UH,
I DON'T KNOW, MAYBE WE
SHOULD CALL A PLUMBER?
THAT'S A GOOD IDEA.
[PLUMBER]:
MM-HMM...MM-HMM. [HE SIGHS]
MM-HMM...
[]
IS IT BAD?
YEP.
HOW BAD?
ABOUT $5,000.
OH...
WHAT?
NOPE.
PLUMBING,
ESPECIALLY PLUMBING I NEVER
WHAT ARE WE--
OH, I FORGOT.
WE CAN'T SELL
HALF THE HOUSE, RIGHT?
NOT MAIN STREET.
PLACE?
MY PLUMBING? I CALL A SUPER.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT?
NOPE.
OFTEN.
ARE YOU DONE?
[DISHES CLATTERING]
OH! WHAT--
WHAT IS THIS?
MY "SILVER LININGS" ARE
DROWNING:
CALM DOWN.
THE PLUMBING MYSELF.
I MEAN, I GO AN MBA FROM WHARTON.
I DON'T THOSE SKILLS
ARE ACTUALLY APPLICABLE
IN THIS SITUATION.
DO YOU HAVE:
A BETTER IDEA?
STORE.
WELL, HOW ARE YOU GONNA GE THERE? I NEED MY CAR
TOMORROW.
WELL, HOW ABOU THAT OLD PICK-UP TRUCK?
THAT DOESN'T EVEN RUN.
I'VE BEEN MEANING
HALF THAT TRUCK, RIGHT?
TRUCK.
[STARTER SPUTTERING]
COME ON.
PLEASE!
[GABBY BLEATS]
[STARTER SPUTTERING]
[RUMBLING TO LIFE,
ENGINE CHUGS]
YES! WHOO-HOO!
ATTAGIRL! OKAY. READY?
LET'S GO. LET'S GO.
ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT.
NO! NO-NO-NO-NO.
COME ON.
[HISSING]
[BRIAN ROARS]:
NO-O-O!
[GABBY BLEATS]
[]
I'M SORRY I'M LATE.
KITCHEN,
BECAUSE THIS IS:
I CAN'T GET ENOUGH
OF THOSE CRO-SANTS.
GIVE ME A COUPLE
FOR THE ROAD.
[]
UH-HUH.
UH-HUH.
[DARKLY]:
UH-HUH.WELL, YOU'RE GONNA NEED
THE WHOLE:
ENCHILADA.
COME ON, MAN, I CAN
WELL, I'D SETTLE
FOR YOUR WATCH.
[SCOFFS] YEAH.
THIS IS, LIKE, UNBELIEVABLE.
DONE.
RIGHT ON.
HOW DO I LOOK?
COOL.
[]
[]
THAT THING LOOKS
AS WORN-OUT AS ME.
YEAH. I, UH...
[CHUCKLES]
[BELL DINGS]
OH, HO. [CHUCKLES]
NOPE.
THE GENERAL STORE?
YEP.
OKAY, THIS WHOLE
MONOSYLLABIC RESPONSE THING
PERHAPS YOU COULD
SAY A LITTLE MORE.
A LITTLE LESS.
FAIR ENOUGH.
WHAT CAN:
WELL, I'M PLANNING ON
YOU'LL HAVE TO
REPLACE SOME PIPES.
I DON'T KNOW A WRENCH
FROM MY ELBOW.
A WRENCH DOESN'T BEND.
[GATE BANGS SHUT]
ANYWAY, TOMMY,
THANK YOU.
ANY TIME.
APPRECIATE IT.
[DOOR OPENS, SHUTS]
[TRUCK FIRES UP]
THAT'S HOW
[TRUCK RUMBLES AWAY]
[EXHAUST BACKFIRING]
[BRIAN GRUNTING]
THERE ARE REGULATIONS
WHEN YOU OPEN:
A B&B, YOU KNOW.
A FUNCTIONING KITCHEN
SELL:
THE DYSFUNCTIONAL KITCHEN.
WHAT?
OH! OH-OH-- OH!
HERE, TAKE THIS.
BE BACK ON?
[GRUNTS AND GASPS]
UH... YOU KNOW.
I DON'T KNOW,
SOMETIME NEXT YEAR?
[]
WHEW.
AH-HAH!
GO ON...
I DARE YOU--
[INHALES SHARPLY]
HMM...
[PIPES RATTLING LOUDLY]
HOW ABOUT THAT?
YOUR PLUMBING:
IS SO...
MUSICAL.
FIGURED:
[DING]
I FINALLY GO THE BRAIDED FLEX LINE
STOP.
A CITY BOY:
WHO SPEAKS PLUMBING?
WELL, IT'S "PLUMB OR
PERISH,"
RIGHT?
BESIDES, I GOT TO GE THIS HOUSE FIXED UP, MAN.
AND JENNY,
B&B
WHICH IS FINE,
BUT I MEAN, I GOT TO
QUICK.
YOU KNOW, LISTEN.
WE AGREED:
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