Coffee Town Page #2
- Soy latte?
- Oh.
- Hey, I got that.
Yyeaah!
That is for you.
- Just go over there and talk
to her.
I'm sick of watching you
drool over her every day.
- I would love to talk to
her, Chad,
wearing work-out clothes.
You can't make a move on a
girl in work-out clothes
without comin' off like a
douche.
Hey there, I could not help
but notice your body being
displayed
and I was wondering...
if I could have sex with it.
Aaah!
- Alright... I'm givin' her a
brush-by.
Police privilege.
- Oh no, please don't do
that.
- Oh please, I will do that.
It's for you, okay?
Athletic wear is very
misleading.
You don't know what's firm
underneath that.
- I don't need to know.
- Yeah, well no I need to
know.
Excuse me.
- Oh... Thanks for all your
hard work.
- Just tryin' to keep you
safe.
- No, plea- please d- plea-
- So firm!
- Why are we friends with
him?
- He's got a good heart.
Is he parked in two
handicapped spots?
I should get back to the
office.
- Yep.
Me too.
I wouldn't say a coffee
shop is the perfect office...
but I'll admit, it means
something to me.
In a world that lets me
feel joy just long enough to
taste it
to cruelly yank it away,
So, I continue to go
there, even though my
apartment
is now mine, alone...
shared only by the
belongings
of my recently deceased
roommate,
Sometimes too much.
come and collect his things,
funeral...
...they preferred to avoid
me.
I just feel th-
...um...
C'mon.
Come on...
Come,
Coffee Town is the only
place I really feel
comfortable.
- Enjoy.
- Medium drip, lightly
sweetened, light soy.
- Name?
- Willllinton
Zegonda-Georgington Zybl-
Junior.
- Did I spell that right?
- You just drew a penis.
- Next in line?
squeeze people like me out
Tryin' to make every piss
cost a quarter.
But, as it doesn't specify
'quarter'
there's no reason I can't
Turn over. Oh yeah.
hundreds.
That is what I need!
Oh yeah!
- You here with a kid?
- Yeah... yes.
- Gary, why don't you, uh,
meet me down at the ball pit.
We've a pervert situation
here.
Gary, the pervert's on the
run. The pervert's on the run,
he's--
- move!
- Green tea for Molly.
Medium drip for... Penis
Drawing
- Hey.
- Hey!
- So, you didn't get in early
enough for the big table, huh?
- No, I did. It's just
technically for the disabled,
it up.
Lucky bastard... Right near
an outlet.
-So get this. Yesterday, my
boss says to me
that my teeth don't look like
any smoker he's ever seen...
Huh?
Hey... Are you listening?
- Yes, I'm listening.
It's weird that your boss was
looking at your teeth.
-Wait, no, he's not a homo.
He just thinks I'm full of
sh*t and he's tryin' to flush
me out.
- Technically, Chad, you are
full of sh*t.
- Yeah, I know.
sanctioned by the boss,
because he smokes, alright?
I'm not gonna miss out on
that.
So...
- Ooh...
- For real.
- You know, they say
starting smoking is one of
do.
- You know what the worst
part's gonna be?
- Cancer?
- Buying the things.
It's worse than buying
condoms, alright?
You can't turn a cigarette
inside-out and smoke it again.
- Wait, what?
- I r- I rinse it out!
- Chad, I'll give you
condoms.
- Ooooh boy.
- Yo.
- Hey, what's goin' on?
- I dunno.
- Check this out. Ah you're
gonna love this.
- What do we got?
- Oh, what do I got... what
don't I got? Boom!
- Oh!
- The evidence room is a
joke.
That, my friends, is an ivory
handle.
- Does that have... blood on
the blade?
- Probably.
- Because of that little
amount of blood? Chad...
- Forensics?
- You're an idiot.
- Let me show you, over here,
is where I'm thinkin' we can
put the taps.
- Hey, guys,
guys guys...
That's Morris Brown.
He owns this entire chain.
- Oh, wow!
- Droppin' by to get his ass
kissed, I like that.
is your best bet.
I mean, they might call it
Coffee Town, but I call it...
... Coffee Home.
- I don't... think they're
just here for a visit.
They're checkin' everything
out.
- Ah! And here's my coffee
wife,
hehe, right over here.
Not... not really,
I mean, I don't have sex with
her... or anything.
I mean not that... you don't
deserve it, but..
- Ugh.
- Alright...
uh, let me show you the
bathroom.
- It's awesome.
for remodel?
- Maybe...
rid of these chairs?
I'm sick of having all
beanbags.
- Told you you'd regret that.
- I do.
Biggest mistake of my life.
- Even bigger than that
haircut?
- Oh, hey, Sam, Sam, Sam,
c'mere... C'mon, dude,
c'mere.
Come here.
- Ah, well, see, they are...
converting one of the
locations to a bistro lounge.
Serve alcohol and stuff.
More of a social atmosphere
dick-heads can leech off
our resources
for six dollars a day.
- F***.
- I like the idea!
- What do you mean you like
the idea?
This is my office! I have to
work here!
- You don't have to work
here.
- Yes I do. This is the only
place within walking distance,
has free wireless, outdoor
seating...
... printing station...
- There's a printing station?
- Yeah, you get Nathan a
muffin
a muffin.
- This place is like my home!
- Calm down, there's a
million Coffee Towns.
How do you know they're gonna
pick this place?
- Because this is the best
one, Gino.
They're gonna see that.
- The one in Albertson's is
nice!
- You know, I don't think
they're gonna pick one
that's in a grocery store,
Chad.
- They probably won't.
- Yeah.
- Ah, dammit.
They're gonna turn my office
into a T.G.I. Fridays.
Oh god.
- Oh ho, that's not gonna
help your cause.
- Becca!
Beautiful Becca.
Nice to see you... as always!
Always great, uh...
checking her out.
- Uh, I can get that kinda
clientele here.
is the place for the bistro.
Cuz you got a--
- We got it, Chad.
- I'm just explaining...
- Yeah, a lot.
- Ah, what is that? Oh hey!
Wait a minute.
We have, uh... we meaning my
band Mr. and Mrs. Williams...
- Oh no.
- What is that?
- His demo CD.
- Aw, sh*t just got real, my
friend.
- It's what I do, I put my
heart into the... into the...
comes from.
- He's going in via the
artist's entrance. And do you
see this?
Do you see this right now?
He is pointing to the song
that she'll think is about
her.
This dude is good. That is a
veteran move.
- I'm not gonna say it's
about you,
and I'm not gonna say that it
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