Clerks 2 Page #10
- Year:
- 2006
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I hate everyone, and everything
seems stupid to me...
...but you were always
the counterbalance to that...
the guy who was the yin
to my yang.
But now what the f*** am I gonna
do for the rest of my life?
I mean, sh*t, I really wish
you would've told me this
when I first met you
that one day,
you were gonna bail
on our friendship,
because if I had known
you were just gonna flake on me
a few decades later...
I wouldn't have even bothered
with your ass
in the first place.
Jesus, why don't you two
just f*** and get it
over with already?
(muttering):
Faggots.
Why can't you ever say
something useful for a change?
Well, what the f***
you waiting for?
That's your cue, man.
I got nothing.
Jesus f***ing Christ,
what good are you,
you mute f***?!
You know what?
That hurts.
Like, what do you ever add
to the f***ing proceedings?
You got, like, one answer
for everything:
"P*ssy, man."Oh, then, man, you must love
this f***in' guy,
'cause he's the biggest p*ssy
I ever met.
The dude who lives his life
according
to everyone else's standards.
"I got to go to Florida
and get married, 'cause that's
what's expected of me."
And the f***in' insane part is,
he ain't even that crazy
about the chick he's marrying
or Florida,
never mind the fact
that he's got
a perfectly good chick
right here in Jersey
who he's nuts about,
and even Anne f***in' Frank
could see she's nuts about him.
God knows why.
And she likes you
for who you are, man.
She ain't trying
to stuff you into a box
you'll never fit into.
Not to mention the fact
that she's carrying
your hideous f***ing CHUD
of a kid.
Jesus, if you had any sense
whatsoever,
you'd f***in' stop trying
to bray it up
with the rest of the sheep
and live your life
the way it makes sense for you,
you f***in' ass!
Oh, yeah?
And what's that?
You obviously have
such a great handle
on your life.
Tell me what you would do
if you were in my position...
or even what you'd do
in your own position?
Swing that judgmental pendulum
back the other way
and tell me how you'd solve
all your problems, a**hole.
What the f*** would the
if he were half the
master of his destiny
that I'm supposed to be?!
I'd buy the Quick Stop
and reopen it myself!
That's what I'd do.
That's what we should do.
Yeah, right.
Who-who are we, Lance Dowds?
Do you know
how much it would cost
to buy the Quick Stop?
Like, 50 grand, easy.
And neither one of us have
that type of money.
(sighs)
JAY:
We do.
That's right.
You guys would be willing
to lend us some of that money
so we can reopen the stores?
Sure, on two conditions.
One:
We can hang outin front of the store
anytime we want, and
you can't call the cops.
And two:
You have to blow each other,
and we get to watch.
Then you have
to go ass to mouth.
All right, just
the first condition.
Seriously?
Do I stutter?
Yeah, seriously.
What do you think?
(sighs)
I almost hate to say it, but...
it kind of makes sense.
Hey, maybe that's why we spent
so much time in that store,
why college
or anything else
never panned out for us.
You and me running
our own business
instead of working
for some other a**hole?
Could be
pretty f***in' sweet, right?
Yeah, it really could.
But I don't know, man.
I was this close
to starting a new life.
Jesus.
do this, aren't you?
(sighs)
Can you guys cover your ears
for a minute, please?
You're my best friend...
and I love you.
In a totally heterosexual way.
Yeah, right.
Please, man, don't leave me.
Thanks.
That'll be $5.79.
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I mean, you already taught me
how to dance at a wedding.
I mean... I-I know you
don't believe in romantic love.
# I am the kindest soul
with whom you're connected #
# I have the bravest heart #
# That you've ever seen #
Is that a yes?
What took you so long?
# ...I am sometimes #
# You see everything #
# You see every part #
# You see all my light #
"One ring to rule them all."
# You dig everything #
# There's not anything
# And you're still here #
# What I resist #
# Louder than #
# I know #
# What I resist #
# You love, no matter #
# How low #
# Or high I go... #
Come on!
# You see everything #
# You see every part #
# You see all my light #
# And you love my dark #
# You dig everything #
# There's not anything
# And you're still here #
# You see everything #
- # You see every part #
- # You're still here #
# You see all my light #
- # And you love my dark #
- # And you're still here #
# You dig everything #
# There's not anything
# And you're still here. #
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(song ends)
(traffic passing by)
("Goodbye Horses" playing)
Oh!
Thanks.
Okay.
Pack of cigarettes?
You know what?
What?
You're not even supposed
to be here today.
(chuckles)
(sighs):
Can you feel it?
Feel what?
Today is the first day
of the rest of our lives.
(light acoustic intro
playing)
# They say misery #
# And make misery #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Well, I know
just what you need #
# I might just have the thing #
# I know what you'd pay #
# To see #
# Put me out of my misery #
# I'd do it for you #
# Would you do it for me? #
# We will always be busy #
# Making misery #
# And make misery #
# We'll create the cure #
# We made the disease #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Well, I know
just what you need #
# I might just have the thing #
# I know what you'd pay #
# To feel #
# Put me out of my misery #
# All you suicide kings
and you drama queens #
# Making misery #
##
# Did you satisfy your greed? #
# Get what you need? #
# Was it only envy? #
# So empty #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Frustrated,
Incorporated #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Put me out of my misery #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# I'd do it for you,
would you do it for me? #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Making misery #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Put me out of my misery #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# I'd do it for you,
would you do it for me? #
# Frustrated, Incorporated #
# Put me out of my misery #
# Frustrated, Incorporated. #
(song ends)
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SEXY STUD:
Oh, sh*t, got to finish!
Hey!
(dramatic music stinger)
Snooge to the nooge!
(choking):
Oh, my God!
(grunts)
(whistling)
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