Coffee Town Page #9

Synopsis: Will (Glenn Howerton) is a 30-something website manager who uses local café, Coffee Town, as his office. When the owners of the shop discuss plans to convert Coffee Town into a bar, Will enlists the help of his two best friends Chad and Gino (Steve Little and Ben Schwartz) to save his freeloading existence. In order to thwart the plans of Coffee Town's owners, the trio stages a robbery to create the illusion of an unsafe neighborhood not suitable for the proposed venue. Also standing in their way is Sam (Josh Groban), a disgruntled barista with delusions of grandeur-he wants to be a rock star-and Will's heartache over unrequited love for Becca (Adrianne Palicki).
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Brad Copeland
Production: CollegeHumor
 
IMDB:
6.6
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
87 min
Website
295 Views


Batman.

Isn't that weird...that

Batman wears makeup?

You know, like, you go out

and you kick ass all night.

You come home, take off your

cowl,

and you're just a dude in

eyeshadow.

- This is a very interesting

conversation, Chad,

can we have it later?

- Okay, like, tomorrow?

- Yeah, tomorrow. We'll have

it tomorrow.

Where's my mask? C'mon.

- Ah, I only had one, dude.

- You were supposed to bring

the disguises.

- I made you this!

- That's a sock.

- It'll stretch.

- I'm not concerned about the

fit!

- This is not a fashion show,

mother f***er!

We are knockin' over a coffee

store!

- Alright alright, don't say

"knocking over"

or you make us sound like thugs.

- I wanna be a thug!

I didn't load up my iPhone

with Kanye just so I could go

jogging.

Oh crap, the one with

Rihanna's on.

- Oh, f***.

- That one is for jogging.

Okay, great. You know what?

I'm doing this by myself.

- No! We are in this

together.

Now put your sock on.

- It's a sock.

- It's just a sock.

- Really.... god.

Jesus Christ.

You didn't make me a mouth

hole?

- You're not gonna eat in it!

- Oh, you look like that

rabbit from "Life in Hell".

You know, the- the rabbit...

from the Simpsons guy.

- Will you just shut the f***

up!? Just shut the f*** up.

- I'm just sayin' who you

look like.

- Are you guys in

position yet?

- What the f*** is that?

- It's Gino, we only had

Spiderman walkie talkies

so he sounds like the Green

Goblin.

-So, we gotta talk to each

other like Green Goblin all

night?

- No. Just him.

- You guys sound like

Spiderman.

- Why aren't we just using

our cellphones?

- Why don't we just use our

cellphones?

- Hello?

- Yeah, this is way better.

Keep it on vibrate, though.

- Okay, fine.

- Why do you sound so weird?

- Chad didn't cut me out a

mouth hole.

- Why do you need a mouth

hole? You're not gonna eat in

it.

- Oh come- come on, what's

the deal?

- The street is clear.

You guys can go in.

- Copy that. Goin' in.

- Goin' in?

- Goin' in!

- Okay, wait. I'm gonna put

on the 8 Mile soundtrack.

- Don't put anything on,

Chad!

- Those are- what are you- oh

f***!

Those are my headphones!

- I need you listening! Now

go! you've got the rope, so

go.

- Okay. Go time.

Oh... What the hell?

God dammit... ugh!

- Why aren't you wearing...

This was on your foot!?

- It's clean!

- No it's not clean, Chad,

if it came off your foot.

Because it was on your foot!

- I barely walked anywhere

today.

- You wore it all day!?

Jesus Christ!

- Now this other sock is

worthless!

- I'm wearin' this.

-No.

- Come here you mother

f***er.

- You mother f***er!

- You mother f***er!

- Get back here!

- You a**hole!

- We shouldn't me fighting

amongst ourselves!

This is what they want! This

is what they want!

- Sorry.

- What the f*** are you

doing? Just go around!

- Dude!

It's just a bear.

- Sorry, okay.

- What?

- The cash register's open

and empty!

- What!?

- Holy sh*t!

- We gotta go, we gotta go!

- We're gonna go to prison!

F***.

- Please stop holding my

hand.

Why aren't you answering

your phone?

- Aaaah!

- Aah! Aah! Aah!!

- Don't hit us! it's us!

Please Sam, Sam, Sam! It's

us! It's us! It's us.

- What are you- what are you

doing?

- What are you do--

You're robbing the store?

- So are you!

- No no no, we were just

pretending to rob the store.

- What!?

- It's complicated.

Look look look, let's just

split the cash.

- We're not taking any cash!

- He's taking cash!

- I have to, okay? Thanks to

dick-head here,

my band lost our gig.

- Oh pff.

- You think I could survive

on shitty Coffee Town tips

alone?

- Well, you would be able to

if you'd stop looking away

every single time somebody

tries to tip you!

- It's cuz it makes me feel

like a whore!

- Well then, get a different

job!

- I had another job. You made

me lose it!

- Oh psh, yeah right. You

think U2 would lose a gig

just because somebody danced

weird?

No. Because they're a good

band, Sam.

You wrote a f***in' song

about cappuccino foam.

- It's about Becca!

- How is that about Becca?

- She's the stirrer... and my

heart is the foam...

Whatever, man, you know what,

let's just get out of here.

Okay? I'll put the money

back.

- Hey!

- Oh no, he's gonna set off

the alarm.

- No no, Toby! No no!

- Run!

- Oh f*** f***!

What are you doing? What are

you doing!?

- F***!

Just use the front door, the

alarm's already going off!

Get the f***ing key!

- I don't know where it is!

Get it! Get it!

- Where's the f***ing key?

Where's the f***ing key!?

- It's a cargo jacket! I

don't know!

Alarm reported at

225 Boyer.

- Unit 69 responding.

84 responding. 57 en route.

Unit 33 on the way.

42 responding.

- F***ing Tuesdays!

-Okay, Toby, we're gonna move

the party somewhere else,

alright pal?

- Why is that alarm going

off?

- No time to talk about that,

we gotta go. Oh sh*t!

- On the ground!

Everybody on the ground!

Now put your right hand

behind your back!

Left hand, back!

- Do it! Do what he says!

- I am doing it, I am doing

it!

- Don't move!

- I don't wanna go to prison!

- Listen up.

I'm gonna ask you this

once...

What happened here?

- I'll admit... I'm one of

those guys who only prays

at football games and

craps tables.

But right then... I was

asking for any help I could

get.

And then the strangest

thing happened...

A savior appeared. And he had

Down syndrome.

- I wanted my chocolate milk!

They tried to stop me from

getting my chocolate milk!

- But like every silver

lining,

it only frames a cloud

full of lightning that kills

people.

- Okay guys, I see no reason

to file a report on this.

- No report?

- Nah. They're actually

trying to convert this place

into some kind of bistro

lounge.

Gotta admit, it would be

pretty sweet to have a place

to go grab a drink with the

guys after our shift.

- Yeah...

- Well, I'll swing by in the

morning and explain it all to

the manager.

Get this kid home safe.

And uh, get him some

chocolate milk.

- Retard.

- And something they don't

tell you when you get struck

by lightning...

you also sh*t your pants.

And that's life.

You lose.

The world evolves...

and you can't stop it.

You're just a passenger

like everybody else...

sitting on a rock,

spinning through space,

watching everything around

you change.

No matter how much you

wish it would stay the same.

- When you think about it...

being straight is gay.

- What did you say?

- I said, do you wanna play

chase?

- So you accept it.

Because there's no

karma...

No reason to be a good

person and play by the rules.

Hey, look guys. I opened the

door for you,

so really I should be ahead

of you in the line.

Just take what's yours and

f*** what people think.

Because no fictional force

is gonna punish you--

I guess this is the point

where you realize

I've been narrating this

from the dead.

And your friend acts like

he knew it all along.

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Brad Copeland

Brad Copeland is an American television writer, producer and film director, best known for his work on the Fox TV series Arrested Development. more…

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