Bounce Page #4
That was half an hour ago.
You said you were just...
you were just passing by.
I was. I was passing by
half an hour ago,
I went to a meeting,
and I came here.
I swear to God,
if you say one more word,
I'm... I'm gonna
open this door.
All right. Whoa,
all right. Hold on.
All right.
You don't understand.
Everything's fne, OK?
Easy, easy, Fred. Fred!
Abby:
Get out!Fred! No, Fred!
Abby:
Buddy! Stop it!Buddy! Buddy, stop it!
I'm just lying here.
I'm not doing anything!
- Not you, the dog! Buddy!
- Buddy:
Dog?Abby:
Come on, Buddy!
Ow! My leg!
Abby:
Come on.Come on. All right.
Buddy:
You told methe dog's name was Fred?
Abby:
Sorry.God damn it.
My God!
calling him Fred.
What was I supposed
to do, you know?
You can't go around
telling a client
that they've got
a dog's name.
You all right?
Tch. No, I'm not.
Look at this.
The jacket,
the pants.
I didn't see
a license on the dog.
Does the dog
have a license?
Oh, my God, please.
You don't understand.
I cannot lose this job, OK?
If you cause trouble,
I... I...
Please, you've got
to let me take care of it.
Abby:
I got him abouta year ago for my boys.
They like him.
It's just, ahh...
It's a lot of work,
and... I don't know.
as a consolation prize
for their father.
He, um...
divorced me last year.
Well, we... we
divorced each other.
Oh.
I didn't do it
to bribe them, I swear.
I just thought that,
you know,
it would be
a good distraction.
[Sighs] It worked better
on Joey, because he's only 5.
Yeah. I was almost
married once myself.
Really? What happened?
Oh, I don't know.
Some couples are lucky,
some aren't.
Yeah.
We weren't so lucky.
Greg used to, uh...
write for this TV show
call The Midnighter.
Did... Do you ever watch that?
It's syndicated.
He wrote some episodes.
I mean... I mean, he still,
you know, writes episodes
'cause he's on staff.
Only took 2 puffs
of your last one.
That's 'cause I don't
really smoke. [Coughs]
Yeah. Well, last year,
you know?
Because my friend Donna,
she was trying to quit smoking,
and she found that the gum
was soothing to the nerves,
then I got hooked on the gum,
and then I got TMJ
from the chewing,
so this I just do to
get me off the gum.
I'm 10 days
off the gum.
Sounds like
a good plan.
Next week,
you'll be on heroin.
Woman:
Hey, mister.Hey, mister, it's ready.
See? An hour or less.
Look at that.
Um, listen, when you...
when you get the bill,
you know, for having
the pants rewoven,
I want you
to send it to me.
There's my number.
I'm serious, please.
Please. Not a discussion.
Thank you.
[Sighs]
Ohh.
Thanks.
Sure.
Come on, babe.
Well, it was nice
to meet you, Buddy.
[Sighs]
You, uh, you weren't
really interested
in seeing any property,
were you?
Copies. The sign's
still up there.
Then you launched
into your whole spiel,
and the dog, and I...
OK, OK. I know,
I'm... I'm sorry.
It was nice to meet you.
Yeah, you, too.
- Take care.
- Bye-bye.
[Dog Choking]
Ohh, for God's sake.
What the hell
did you eat?
[Siren]
TV:
The thingabout heroes...
Buddy:
Yeah, Judy.Tell Karen that the color
on the GMC animatic
is way, way too hot.
And before we test,
I want to go non-announced
on the V.O.
You know, get the guy
who did Southwest
for us last summer.
You... Listen to this.
TV:
In the tradition ofOK? Not that.
Come on, guys.
[Clicks OffTV]
Get it together.
Oh.
[Hums]
Abby:
Hey, Scott,I said lights out.
I mean it.
[Telephone Rings]
Hello.
Buddy:
Uh, hello,uh, is this AbbyJanello?
Uh, yes. This is...
This is her... she.
Uh, this is Buddy Amaral.
Oh.
You know, the guy
from the strip mall.
Mm-hmm. Of course.
Um, did... did you get
an estimate on the pants?
No. Don't worry
about the suit.
It's business, right?
Listen...
my frm, Tang-Weller, we're,
uh, we're relocating here.
We're trying to get out
of this building,
Buddy:
and our current realtorsand I thought, you know,
maybe you could help us out.
Me?
Uh, you know what?
I don't, uh...
Buddy:
We got about7,000 square feet here.
We need about
3 or 4 times as much.
To buy, not to lease.
Somewhere under 2.
Buddy:
Can you do that?
Million. 2 million.
Buddy:
Yeah.What do you think?
You know, why me?
You know?
I honestly don't have
the experience.
'Cause you're hungry.
You'll try harder,
you know?
I'm hungry
because I suck.
Abby:
OK? You know what?
Let me put you
in touch with Norma,
because she's really
the one that handles...
You know, I would rather
that, uh, you did it.
And could you come by the offce
around 10:
00 on Monday?And it'd be great
if you had 2 or 3 properties
to show us right then,
you know, in the same area.
Venice, Santa Monica,
Marina Del Rey.
And there's one property
in particular
that I'd like you
to show us on Abbott Kinney.
Buddy:
18385...Uh, hold on one sec.
18385 Abbott Kinney.
The seller is primed.
In fact, he doesn't even
have a broker, so...
Who knows? Maybe you can book
a double commission.
[Sighs] I can give it
a shot, you know, but, uh...
Buddy:
Great. I'll call youat your office tomorrow
and fax over the specifics...
what we're looking for,
that kind of thing.
You OKwith this?
Uh, yes. Yeah, sure.
It's fne.
Thank you.
Great. All right.
Good night.
[Beep]
[Sighs] He wants to
give me some business.
I'll bet.
Dionne:
Yeah, yeah,I know, I know.
Well,
when do you need it by?
Hi. I'm AbbyJanello.
I'm here to see
Buddy Amaral.
I'm early.
Should I just sit down?
Oh, sorry.
OK, well,
it's on its way.
Excuse me.
Abby?
Oh, hi.
Hey.
Gee, I hope you're not
getting too optimistic.
You're unpacking
already?
Oh, no. There...
Uh, there...
there was a problem
with this, uh,
the matte job.
I don't think
they were acid-free,
which is key for matting.
that your mattes are acid-free,
otherwise, you'll, uh...
you'll...
Have acid.
Exactly.
Well...
I read through the materials
that you faxed over
about your setup
and your business here,
and, uh... oh, I... I don't know
much about advertising,
if you don't count Bewitched.
Well, we got our share
but with our
drug-intervention program,
that's on the decline.
Joke.
Oh, that's very funny.
Did you fnd
any properties?
Yeah, I, uh... I have 3 besides
the one that you mentioned.
The owner gave you
the listing?
Yeah, but I had to promise him
that I'd get a higher price
to make up for the commission.
Um, there is an offer for 1.8,
but it... it seems fshy.
Yeah, look,
you know what?
When you bring it up
toJim,
just say you found it.
Who's Jim?
Jim's my partner.
Partner and boss, sort of.
Remember Larry Tate?
He doesn't always
like my ideas.
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