Crave Page #3
When you stopped that tsunami?
When you stopped 9/11?
When you saved everyone?
This is nothing.
This is nothing.
This is nothing.
9-1-1 dispatch.
Unconfirmed report of armed
robbery in progress.
Suspect male, Hispanic,
grey-hooded sweatshirt,
vicinity of Griswold
and Michigan.
Griswold?
F***...
All right, all right!
Let's go, motherf***er!
Please, please, please, please...
Please?
What, this kind of please?
He said all
that stupid sh*t, not me, man.
Do it...
Do it...
Do it...
Unconfirmed armed assailant:
Hispanic, male, grey-hooded
sweatshirt.
Joe's Party Store, 1145 Griswold
and State Street.
Responding,
vicinity of Griswold and Michigan.
ETA five minutes.
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So, look, I--
I didn't come here to--
I don't want
to f*** you again.
Okay.
Rewind.
I don't-- I do want--
That's not why I'm here.
The reason that I--
All right, hold it.
I'm not here for that re--
that's not--
That's not the reason I'm--
I didn't come here
so that we--
I like this part.
Which part?
This part.
Yeah.
Yeah...
It's beautiful.
Heh, yeah, I bet you say that
to all the girls.
Could I ask you
a personal question?
Maybe.
How old are you?
Oh, wow.
You don't look it.
Or act it,
that's for sure.
Right.
That's funny.
How about you?
Jesus Christ!
Yeah, it's
kind of a gap, huh?
Uh, yeah.
Not that I mind,
you know,
but I'm old enough
to be your dad!
Thanks for
that image.
What?
Oh, come on!
I was kidding.
No, you were not.
And even if you are,
you're right.
No!
Virginia!
Wait, come on!
Hang on a sec.
Hang on!
Look, I-- Sometimes
I say stupid things, okay?
I'm an idiot!
Look, it's fine.
I-I have to be
somewhere anyway.
Hold on a second!
See you 'round.
No, wait!
Virginia!
What are you doing?
"I'm old enough
to be your dad?"
Right, because there are so many
13-year-old dads out there.
What is wrong with you?
Why can't you control yourself
around her?
Why?
Because when I'm with her
the world disappears.
When I hold her,
anything is possible.
When I'm inside her,
there is only us.
There is no more pain,
there is no more crime,
there is no more blood.
Well, well, well.
Yeah, what's goin' on
lately?
It's like the
Wild West around here!
Oh, yeah.
Crime scene two
is all I got.
What are you
talkin' about?
It starts at
crime scene one.
If you or your mother,
or your sister
or your secret lover,
Bruce, anyone,
ever gets accosted
by a bad guy,
and he tries to make you leave
and go somewhere else, run.
Kick.
Scream.
Whatever you got to do
to not go with him,
'cause that's crime
scene one.
What he's trying to do is to get
Crime scene two is usually
where it ends, and...
it usually ends badly.
There is rarely, if ever,
Feel me?
Oh, hey, Pete.
You didn't hear about
Uh, Thursday, a place
over near Griswold?
There was an armed robbery
at a party store.
And a homicide,
and some blown windows
at a coney
down the street.
I don't know. Why?
It's no big deal.
I was at the party store.
Some kid boosted my wallet
and cell phone.
You report it?
Nah.
It's okay.
I mean, you guys got
your hands full as it is.
Like I said,
it's no big deal.
All right.
a statement, so...
give Jimmy a call,
we'll set it up.
All right, will do.
Thanks, oss-i-fer.
You seem...
off.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Happy...
or some sh*t.
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Um, you wanna get
separate tables, or...?
No.
I'm sorry.
I've just got some stuff
to figure out.
No, of course.
You know what?
Let's slow things
way, way down.
You know, I thought that
by picking baby names,
so how about
Dillon and Paiden?
Yeah, that sarcasm was mildly
cute for a few minutes,
but it doesn't really
Okay, fine.
Anything you want. Go.
I'm just getting
I like you,
but I don't know
if I trust you.
Okay, and uh, well then,
get to know me.
I've been in
relationships before
where I didn't
trust my feelings,
and I can't
do that anymore.
Right.
Like the last winner
you were with.
No.
It's complicated.
Well, um...
I'm interested.
His mom's really sick.
She's been great to me.
And Ravi hurt his neck
on a rigging job last year.
He's just kind of
wallowing in that.
Is he? So he's--
he's not doin' much?
And then he got
hooked on Vicodin,
I mean, he's always
used drugs.
I used to be really bad
with that stuff too,
but I've slowed
way down.
In your old age?
Heh.
Yeah.
I just can't live like that
anymore, you know?
Actually, I, uh,
I hate to admit it,
but I can relate.
I kind of went through
a bout myself.
Yeah, I noticed
you don't drink.
It's good.
No, it's really good.
I got my work to focus on,
and now MateBucket.
Right.
But what do you do
for fun?
I-- I don't know.
You know what?
Mostly I get dressed up
and ask smart,
beautiful women
out on really
awkward dates.
And how's that
workin' out for you?
It's about 50/50.
Yeah.
Oh, that's a lie.
It's probably 90/10,
against.
Heh.
But, uh...
You know, you gotta give me
credit for trying.
I do.
I do.
Actually,
I got dressed up too.
Hmm.
F***.
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Mmm.
Mmm, that feels nice.
Now I know something else
about you.
Oh, yeah?
And what's that?
You smile in your sleep.
I do not.
Yeah.
I wish I had my camera.
Mmm,
I don't believe you.
Mmm.
But I'm smiling now,
that's for sure.
My God!
Don't you ever stop?
Not really, no.
But you're old!
You need your rest!
What time is it?
Oh sh*t!
Oh sh*t, I'm sorry!
Oh, good,
then I can get my sleep.
I'm so sorry!
I gotta
get outta here!
Goodnight, Aiden.
Goodnight?
What are you talking about?
It's almost 9?
Oh, sh*t!
Oh, hey, uh,
can I use your cell?
I lost mine.
Yeah, it's over
on the dresser.
Do you even know
how to use that thing?
Uh...
Uh-huh, yeah.
Yeah.
Uh, hi!
Uh, what's parking like
over there?
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Get the f*** away!
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Oh, sh*t.
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Oh, sh*t.
Ha, ha!
You've been
a bad, bad boy, huh?
You like f***in' little girls,
you piece of sh*t?
Huh?
What, your daughter not good
enough for ya?
Is she too old-school?
I'm sorry, what?
Say it again.
I'll f***in' do it.
I'll do it.
Give me a reason, Barry.
Oh, stop f***in' crying.
Stop f***in' whimpering,
you f***in' baby.
You want any wallet-sized?
It's gonna cost you extra.
Heh-heh, that's pretty good!
That's not bad.
"You wanna do wallet-sized?
That'll cost you extra."
Oh!
I was just wondering
if I could...
borrow...
Um, sh*t.
I'm sorry. Come in.
Yeah, I just wanted
to see where you live.
Well, I'm sorry the place
is a bit of a mess.
The maid's off sick.
Can I get you something?
No thanks, I'm fine.
Do you take these
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