Break Night Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
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about jumping your parole?
Jesus, you're
predictable, Jimmy.
I thought that was one of
the things you liked about me.
Oh, yeah.
There you go
understanding women again.
Look, I'm just trying
to make a fresh start.
Yeah, so what?
Is that supposed to include me
just dropping everything
and going with you?
Oh, yeah, 'cause you built
yourself quite the life here.
It's marvelous.
I'm blown away.
I'm so proud of you.
[Louly] Go to hell.
Look, I had this cellmate.
He's got this car service
down in Veracruz, right?
We're driving high priced tricks
back and forth to Mexico City.
Says he's got a spot for me.
Keep reaching for
those stars, Jimmy.
I just gotta pay this debt
off and then we're gone.
What, another safe?
[Jimmy] No.
It's complicated.
I'm not going.
Pack your sh*t.
[Louly] You don't
get to do this, Jimmy.
- You're going.
- God damn it, Jimmy.
I'm not f***ing around.
You do not get
to f***ing do this!
[Jimmy] Do what?
You just leave for four years
and you think my
whole life just stops,
is that what you think?
What life, this f***ing sh*t?
[Louly] F*** you!
This is your f***ing life,
- this sh*t?
- F*** you!
It's gonna f***ing kill you,
- is what it's gonna do.
- What, oh, oh?
What the f*** do you care?
Look, just pack your
sh*t, you're going.
You never should've
come back, Jimmy.
Look.
You're all I got, okay?
I did my four years.
I am done, I am out.
Period, that's it.
Look, Jimmy, I'm tired
and I'm still wearing
last night's mascara.
[sighing]
[clothes rustling]
Your two minutes are up.
I'm gonna take a shower.
You can let yourself out.
I'm not going.
Leave, Jimmy.
[clattering]
Go!
Get the f*** out of here!
Leave me the f*** alone, okay?
[somber music]
[water splashing]
[metal clanging]
[kissing]
[upbeat music]
Very good.
But you know I'm still hungry.
Yeah?
So am I.
[Louly] You don't
have to do this.
[Cartoon] Winter's
coming, winter's coming.
I gotta do something.
What's this?
I've been working a
grave shift at a Food Barn
down in Belmont to keep
my head above water.
Life's a cabaret, ain't it?
There's gotta be more to
life than this, Jimmy.
That ship's sailed.
[Cartoon] A terrible
blizzard's coming.
[Cartoon] Ah, go on.
That guy don't know a shadow
from a hole in the ground.
Ship's sailed?
That's it?
You don't have a choice?
You are what you are.
The what don't change,
just the where and the how.
You get this bullshit
out of a f***ing
fortune cookie, Jimmy?
Or is this you just pretending
that you've read a book?
Jimmy Hill Senior.
I need some wheels.
[keys clanging]
It's the blue
Plymouth down front.
[keys clanging]
All right.
Pack up whatever you
wanna take with you.
We're gonna be gone
in a couple of days.
Unless you're dead.
Come on.
Tomorrow could come around
and we could find you dead
in some f***ing gutter
with a f***ing bullet
- in your head!
- Okay, enough!
You know what, just
forget it, Jimmy, okay?
Do what you gotta do.
I don't even care.
Is there something
you wanna tell me?
I made a deal,
- Louly.
- So what?
With who?
That piece of sh*t
that who got you out?
What, you don't think
he's gonna f*** you
Lou.
Jimmy.
We could leave here right now.
We could just go.
I made a deal, Louly.
You don't want me, Jimmy.
You think you do, but you don't.
Hey.
Hey.
Hey, listen to me.
You're all I got.
All right?
So we're gonna
make a fresh start.
[kissing]
[footsteps echoing]
[somber music]
[voices speaking on dispatch]
[heavy breathing]
[helicopter engine whirring]
[voices speaking on dispatch]
What'd I tell ya, Jack?
She's worth it, right?
Total pro.
Oh, yeah she's a real sport.
How long have you guys
been married, Ronnie?
[Ronnie] Three years.
Hm.
Doesn't seem like the
healthiest relationship
in the world, Ronnie.
You know what?
You and me, we had
a f***ing agreement.
I know, Jack.
It's serious, man.
Like right hand to God,
the last thing I
wanna do in the world
- was was come up short on you.
- Right hand to God.
Jesus Christ.
I'm your f***ing P.O.,
I'm not your priest.
Jack, man.
I set you up with a job.
400 bills a week, 150
for not bouncing your
ass back up to Chino.
And what do you do, lifetime
f*** up that you are?
[can crackling]
[slapping]
Hey.
Is he gonna pay for that?
Shut the hell up?
[speaking in foreign language]
Yeah, well, you managed
to get your ass fired,
which means not only
are you in violation
of the terms of your release,
I'm out 150 each week.
Best you can do
is let me throw a hump into
your f***ing wife to make good?
[phone buzzing]
I'm busy.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
Just listen.
My dance card's full, alright?
I got 22 habituals
the way it is.
No, no, no.
Don't f***ing send
it, god damn it.
Hey!
[phone beeping]
F***.
Jack.
You just gotta give me a
little more time, all right?
Two days.
Three days max.
get that itch, you know?
[cigarette sizzling]
and eyeball me all goddam day?
Sorry.
Get back in the goddamn room.
F*** you, Ronnie.
[Ronnie] Just go, god damn it.
Well, f*** you.
I'm f***ing hungry!
Get back in the
f***ing room, all right?
I'll get you some
Chick-fil-A later.
You better.
And don't forget my cigarettes.
[liquid sloshing]
[phone beeping]
Hey, man, you play ball?
Yeah.
Jefferson.
Corner?
Strong safety.
Put me both ways, too.
They lined me up at tight end.
I bet you were
fast as f***, huh?
4.6 40.
No joke.
Oh sh*t, 4.6?
Bet you wish you
hadn't smoked away
all that breakaway
speed when they got you
on that liquor store
hold-up last year, huh?
Yeah.
I guess so.
I was at Rochester, you
know, down South, CCL?
Champs two times
back to back, 89, 90.
Outside Linebacker.
Bang!
Yeah?
[phone buzzing]
Hey, man, why don't
you give me some privacy?
Yo, Jack, man.
This is my house.
Yeah, you're right.
You're right, Jack.
Take your time, man,
whatever you need.
Hey Lloyd, it's Jack Burbank.
Yeah, yeah.
No.
Shut the f*** up and listen.
Hey, hang on a second.
Whoa, whoa, where you going?
You said you
needed some privacy.
Outside.
I might go in for seconds.
Yeah.
Sure, Jack.
Like I said, man,
whatever you need.
Yeah, Lloyd.
You're not gonna believe
whose jacket I just
got assigned to me.
No, no, I'll give you a hint.
Last time you saw him
you wanted to put a bullet
in his f***ing head.
No.
No.
No.
Jesus Christ, how many guys
have you tried to
f***ing kill lately?
No, I'm talking
about Jimmy Hill.
[bouncy music]
[machine whirring]
Jesus.
You must've been staring
into that light too long.
[chuckling]
Son of a b*tch.
Four years.
When'd you get out?
Just this morning.
Jesus, you're on
the job already.
Can we talk inside?
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