Columbus Day Page #6
- No.
Well, like, how come
you paid, huh? Huh?
You must like me.
Come on, what's not to like?
You think I do,
but I honestly don't.
You don't have to like me,
'cause I just spent your money.
You send him on--
I'm ready.
Have you told
anybody I'm on this?
What? What are you
talking about?
Hey, I've been
on the horn, John.
I know what's cooking out there,
and what's for dinner is you.
What are you talking about?
How Jimmy
got to Manny.
They intercepted his cell phone
and gunned him down, man.
Somebody's talking to Jimmy,
which means that
somebody is on to you.
How the f*** else
would they know
how to get to Manny's place?
My question for you is
that you took his case?
I don't know.
Ohhh, John, you'd better
start talking, brother.
You'd better start talking, or that's
the end of our romantic relationship.
Listen, man, I'm doing
this thing anonymous,
but if they know who you are,
then they can find me.
And I'm so f***ing sorry
about Manny, man,
but I'll be more sorry if I'm dead!
So my question for you is,
for the last time,
what's the motherfucking
loose end?
Leonard!
Leonard!
Leonard!
Leonard.
Leonard, I'm gonna
have to kill you.
I won't say anything.
I promise not to talk.
I'll make you talk.
There are rules, Leonard.
I'm going
to visit my son!
Here's Robbie.
Please, please.
Okay, so Jimmy's got Leonard--
we know that,
which means that he's getting
which means he's
probably gonna talk,
so why don't you
break it for me...
How much does he know?
Nothin', just me.
Ohh, man, Jimmy's gonna be
mad when he finds you...
but you're confident.
What you have up your sleeve?
I brought my costume to the party.
Right, well,
last time I checked,
the costume don't stop
no motherfucking bullets.
And even if you get
away with the money,
he's going to kill you.
- He's not gonna go that far.
He'll find you.
Florida isn't that far away, John.
I'll handle it.
Hey, John, do me a favor.
Um, when they kill you,
don't say my name,
please. Thanks.
What name? Who?
That's my boy.
Good luck.
Good luck.
T.G.& R., how may I
direct your call?
Alice, I love you.
Uh, Alice is on break.
Hello?
Alice...
I want us to get married again.
John... I'm flattered.
Listen, I'm putting
my life on the line.
I want you to be
straight with me, okay?
Just--just tell me the truth.
I don't think that I've got the
patience to do it with you.
Uh--are you still
I knew it!
Did you find somebody else?
That's none
of your business.
Well, whoever it is,
I bet you I'm better than him.
'Cause you know me.
You know what you're gettin'.
But with, uh, you know,
Computer Jim, who knows?
His name is Ralph.
- Oh, even better. Ralph.
So Ralph is exciting, Ralph is new.
Ooh, sex with Ralph!
We've barely kissed.
- Yeah, you see?
That's exactly my point.
So you cling
to these little fantasies
about what he might be
and who he might be
and how he might do it,
and then--
and then new love
drives you to find
those little
idiosyncrasies,
that only you can fix,
but after a year or 2
the newness wears off,
and there's still
so many broken pieces,
so much to figure out,
and then what've you got?
What?
You got me.
You got me!
Huh? But now it's 2 years later.
You're two years older,
else's broken edges,
then 2 more years with Dave
and 2 more years with Wayne.
And maybe--
what at the end?
Who's to say
you want to go on?
Maybe Ralph's edges
will be easier.
Yeah, maybe
they'll be worse.
Well, maybe I'll just find out.
Maybe... Ralph won't wanna play.
Maybe.
Or...
or you can have me, right now.
I'm standin' here.
I'm--I'm tellin' you
you got everything.
Is someone sayin'
that to you right now,
anywhere else--
you got everything?
You can't convince me.
A relationship, John,
is not a decision--
it's a process.
Listen, listen,
those little statements,
they sound nice,
but what about
your feelings, okay?
We're talking about
a middle-aged woman
who's got a computer date
named Ralph
that she doesn't
even wanna kiss.
Now, I know
you're unhappy.
Okay, I can make--
- That's--
I know you're lonely.
- That's not very nice.
I can take care of you.
Let me take care of you.
No.
Do you love me?
When you...
after I talk to you,
I feel good.
What? What is it?
I'm just so happy
you didn't say you love me,
'cause you didn't lie.
No, no, I--
I do love you
when I hear you laughing.
No, just save it--
save it--save it for later.
Later.
So--so you wanna...
wanna try?
Yeah. Yeah.
Uh, let's talk
more tonight.
I'm gonna
go home now.
No, don't--
don't go home. Come here.
Um, we'll go to
the airport together.
We'll go to Florida and
go visit our daughter.
But my job...
Nah, you don't need
that job.
Just come get me.
I'm in Echo Park.
There's a--a temple
across the street.
You know it?
Right now?
- Yeah.
You're serious.
- Yeah.
Meet me in the back.
Okay.
I'll be there.
I'll be there, too.
Mommy, no!
Do you want to put your
case on the bench?
I'll examine it for 15 seconds.
If I approve, I'll put
my bag on the bench,
and you'll have 15 seconds
to look at the money.
After that, I take
your case and go.
But if you deviate from
the plan, the deal is off,
and any kind of protection
my presence may
have afforded you
will evaporate.
You got one minute
to start.
No?
Are you Jimmy Espinosa?
You have 30 seconds.
How do I know you're
not a trigger man?
You're not dead.
It'll be my ass when I put
my case on the bench--
you look at it,
you like what you see,
and then shoot me.
Do I look like
a trigger man?
I don't know,
you look like a...
Well, pretty mean.
How many men
you got in the park?
I'll be going.
The hell you will.
Well, why won't I?
I got what you want.
Could take it.
Maybe, maybe not.
Gotta be worried
about a guy like this,
a guy who could
pull off a job
that you wouldn't even
think about attempting.
You gotta be careful.
Maybe he's got friends
you don't know about.
Maybe he's just lucky.
His partner--
gunned down today.
All is not pleasure in paradise.
Your time's up.
Jimmy, how's your mother?
Resting in peace.
Bet she is.
Give me my money.
You seem disappointed.
All there.
But you don't
feel changed.
You thought maybe, what,
a weight would be lifted,
sky would be brighter,
something?
You thought paper
would do that for you.
Maybe it will.
Or not.
He's got a gun!
Get down! He's got a gun.
Ow! Aah.
Hey! Hey, freeze!
Get out of the car.
Get out of the car!
John! You all right?
Come on.
You okay? No.
- I gotta go.
No.
- Hey.
Cover these guys.
No, no, no, no.
You wanna get shot?
Go. Go.
- It's okay.
Kid?
Kid, move.
Go. Go!
Hey, there's money
on the ground!
Oh, my God.
Let me go!
Let me go!
Easy! John is
gonna be fine.
He's gonna be fine.
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