Big Trouble Page #3
Well, did the other shooter
take care of it?
Hold on a second.
- Not right now, okay?
It's cool, man.
Hello?!
Yeah, I'm here.
We want this job finished
as soon as possible.
You got that right.
I'll tell you who did it.
It's probably
some goddamn kids.
'Cause these goddamn kids
today -
they all got goddamn guns,
and they're all sniffing glue!
Any additional insights,
mr. Herk?
Any information can
help us to protect you.
I seriously doubt that you or any other
member of the police force in this town
could protect their own d*cks
with both hands.
Thank you
for that observation.
I'm not gonna
arrest you, Matt,
unless mrs. Herk
wants to press charges.
Hey - kids.
I want to press charges!
Cuff him!
my hands are kind of full
right now,
what with holding my dick
and all.
This "Killer" thing's
really stupid, matt.
Yes, ma'am.
Good - now you
and your shithead kid
can get the hell out of here
and never come back.
Thanks for everything.
I'll walk you out.
Go get the Geo,
will you, matt?
You have a Geo?
A metro, the LDl coupe,
or the hatchback?
my biological father
sells them in Tulsa.
If the salesman tried to pitch you on
free undercoating, it's total bullshit.
They fall apart
before they rust.
60% of the parts are made from
recycled plastic soda bottles.
It's true.
Listen, I'm sorry
my husband's such an idiot.
He's probably really upset
because someone shot his TV.
No, he's an idiot.
Do you think someone's
trying to kill him?
God, I hope so.
What does a guy like Arthur
do for a living?
He's an executive
at Penultra Corporation.
I did
an article on them once.
They built the jail downtown
where the plumbing doesn't work.
I called it
"Crapital Punishment. "
Eliot Arnold
from The Herald?
I used to read your column.
You were so funny.
What happened?
I lost my sense of humor
in the divorce.
How does a guy like Arthur
end up
with someone like you?
I married him
when Jenny was little.
my first husband
left us kind of early,
and we had to move to this
crappy little apartment.
And I met Arthur.
He was different then.
I keep looking up divorce
lawyers in the phone book,
but then I think about
that horrible apartment.
It's unavailable.
I live there.
Can I borrow this?
I'm totally into
The Seminal Fluids.
Arthur threw mine out
at the carwash.
He doesn't think it's music
unless somebody's
playing an accordion.
I'll drive.
I say we blame
the whole evening
on rap music and too much
violence on television.
You could yell at me if it'd
make you feel more dad-like.
I don't want
to yell at you.
Why don't we talk?
You and I -
let's just talk.
Come on.
Okay. mom wanted me
to remind you
that the alimony check
is due monday.
See?
That wasn't so hard.
Look, Matt -
Dad, I messed up tonight.
Everybody messes up.
You know that
better than anybody.
So all I'm saying is
I don't think I need
any fatherly advice from you
about how to live my life
when you're not doing
such a hot job living yours.
Hey, we're talking.
Okay.
Now it's my turn.
Up yours,
you little shithead.
Your turn.
Puggy.
I bring you some lunch.
Listen... I love you.
You see?
You see the difference?
You ask a guy
what he wants -
tits or an ugly fish -
see what he tells you.
- Probably...
- Tits! I gotta boogie.
Hey, she should
be leaning over
for maximum exposure.
maximum exposure...
Anna; Maximum exposure?
That's advertising
terminology.
Oh, I see.
T o what do I owe
this pleasure?
Uh, did you happen to lose
a pair of reading glasses
last night?
I don't wear glasses.
Oh, well, then, I guess I
made the trip for nothing.
Nonsense. I'll need them one day
- not right this minute.
Well, things change.
I'll need them.
Um, hey, could I offer you
some coffee?
That would be wonderful.
It's more of a dare
than an offer, actually.
Did the police
find anything?
Well,
after meeting Arthur,
they figure
I'm the primary suspect.
So...
How do you, uh...
like it?
Oh, light and... sweet.
I forgot my jacket.
Got room for a third?
No harm in asking.
I hope
I didn't hurt you.
No, no, that's -
Didn't know I was, um -
well, we should go.
Let's - let's, uh...
Yeah.
It's probably a good idea.
You should go.
Eliot:
Later that day,Arthur Herk stopped by to have
a friendly chat with his boss.
morning, douche bag.
Arthur?
Jesus. What happened
to your hair?
It's a wig, you moron.
Don't act stupid.
I know you know
what's going on.
Those dickwads upstairs
are trying to have me whacked!
Hey, hey, first of all, those
decisions are made way over my head.
And secondly, you stole money
from them, Arthur!
What do you expect them
to do?!
Look, b*tch, you take that express
elevator upstairs to the top floor,
and you tell those sugar-cane-sucking
scumbags to lay off,
or I'm gonna blow the lid
on this whole operation!
You're putting me
in a very awkward position.
No, no, no.
No, no, no. No. No.
An awkward position
is what you're going to be in
when the FBl is shining a
proctoscope up your big, fat ass!
I have evidence,
and I'll use it!
Eliot:
He didn't have evidence,
but he knew
where he could get some.
And that made Arthur Herk
a very dangerous man.
Arthur may not have been
a genius,
but he did know that the bullet
that went through Xena's head
was meant for his.
Penultra Construction had arranged
for the hit when they discovered
Arthur had been skimming money
from the company.
Up until yesterday, Arthur Herk
had been their bagman.
Gentlemen...
we have a problem.
Can I get personal?
Oh, now you're asking?
Your daughter
really likes you.
Yeah. We have
a pretty good relationship.
The divorce, Arthur
- she doesn't throw any of that in your face?
Oh, I told Jenny a long time
ago that I wasn't perfect.
She tried
to accept my mistakes,
and I try to accept hers.
Sounds simple.
Well, I mean,
it wasn't that simple
when she came home with a
scorpion tattooed on her butt.
matt hates me.
He basically thinks
I'm a loser.
He called me a loser,
so I called him a shithead.
If we had bad teeth, we
could go on "Jerry Springer. "
So, what you're telling me
is that her mom beat you up?
Well, she's
in pretty good shape, man.
I mean, she could snap you
like a toothpick.
Hey.
Hi.
You -
don't stare at my b*obs.
So, did they give you points
for the kill?
No, they said
it didn't count.
Well, I know this won't end
till it ends,
so I'd like to get this
over with.
You can squirt me tonight
over at Bayside.
I'll be outside The Gap
at around 8:
00, okay?Okay.
And you - don't look
at my ass when I walk away.
I can't make
that promise.
"You can squirt me tonight
down at Bayside. "
You're gonna remember that line
when you're an old dude, dude.
- You looking at her ass?
- Yeah.
There's some things
I'd like to know.
For instance, who's the guy
running around with the rifle?
And who in the hell is the guy
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