Cry Now
1
- Smile now, cry later.
That's what people say when
things have gone wrong.
I don't believe in pretending.
I'll smile when I find
what I'm looking for.
- Uh, uh, uh, uh.
- So what you do you do, Victor?
- Vincent.
- Vincent Esquivel, right?
- I'm a messenger.
- Oh, is that God calling?
- It's my cousin.
So, is it Lucy like Lucia,
or Lucy like Lucille?
- More like Lucifer.
I'm going to go get our stuff.
- She's funny.
- That's Celestina.
It's Luzy, with a Z.
- So kind of like Lucy
and kind of like Luz,
like the light that will shine my path.
Oh sh*t!
They're looking for you!
So what do you make of it?
- You designed this.
Why make something so sad?
- The only cure for the
blues is to sing them.
Who's that?
- Sorry, it's um,
it's my boyfriend.
It was good meeting you, Vincent.
- It was inspiring.
Wait!
How can I find you?
- I'm a tattoo artist.
- Hey fool, what's up with those sounds?
- I could hear that paisa
noise from down the street!
I bet you were rain dancing.
- Those who dance are considered insane.
- By those who can't hear the music!
- Hey.
Who's that?
- Uh, a potential client.
- I like that.
Always on the hustle.
return on my investment, huh?
- Hey Pete, Luzy's shop
opened a month ago.
They don't even have a sign yet, okay?
So like Calmate!
- Put your seat belt on.
Bits and pieces fill our minds
of freedom and escape
From the world and its chains
Shifting shapes and twisting...
- Hey, I was on my home and just
came by to drop off your key.
Now that we're not together anymore
it doesn't feel right to hold onto it.
- Thanks.
- Sure.
I was going to take my art books back,
but um,
you can have them.
They're yours.
- Thank you.
- Sure.
- Would you like something to drink?
- Yeah.
- Um, what would you like?
- I'll let you choose.
- Coffee or tea?
- Uh,
coffee.
- You tasted a little salty last night.
- Erik and I were on a mission.
- A bit smoky too.
Did you start smoking?
- I had a couple with Erik last night.
- Careful not to make it a habit.
It's bad for your health.
- Mhm.
- Mhm.
Mister E, um, I'm
leaving, I'm running late.
- Ok.
- I'm going to do laundry tonight.
I'm going to take your
dirty clothes and wash them.
- No, no you don't have to bother!
- Oh, it's no bother.
- No, really!
You don't have to.
F***.
- Hiya, all the computers
are down out here.
- Just a second.
Right, okay,
got it, thanks.
- Can I hop on real
quick to make a search?
- Only if you deliver these
court filings to San Pedro.
Do it quick like.
They gotta be there real soon.
- Yeah, sure.
- Okay, You've got five minutes.
- So what's up with you?
- What'd you think of
that guy last night?
- Who, Victor?
- Vincent.
- Aaaah.
I don't know, what'd you
think about that guy?
- Well I can't think much.
- Sometimes you just gotta feel it.
- But I've got Pete.
I've got 20k to pay off for this shop.
- You owe Pete 20k?
Damn girl, that's a lot of tattoos.
- You're telling me.
I see you got another
- Ay, Cabrona, you left me sore!
Aah.
- I feel like he's looking for me.
- Well, let him find you.
- Copy.
- Listen, I have
another pickup in Long Beach.
I need you downtown ASAP.
- I'm on it.
- What you gonna do?
- She's freestyling it now.
- Aw, check you out.
- Not too shabby, huh?
- Eh, it's alright.
- Whatever!
- So what are you girls up to tonight?
- I don't know, what's
up, what's happening?
- No plans.
- Doghouse Lords.
Redwood Grill.
- Woah.
- Should be a good time.
- Wanna go?
- Let's do it.
- Let's do it!
- I'll see you over there.
- This one?
- No, that one.
- This one, yo sister
Is your finger crooked
or are you pointing in
the wrong direction?
Which one, This one?
Alright, here you go.
Be cool Johnny.
- Thank you, see you around.
- What's up, Johnny?
It's been a minute,
where've you been hiding?
- In the
dark corners of the city,
looking for soul.
Check it out, Johnny.
- Firme.
I'll add this to the collection, man.
Another classic.
- Thanks for the props.
And I got some stickers for you.
- Yo man, word is out.
The pigs are heated because
you blasted the joint
next to their pen!
- Haha, let them squeal!
Hey Johnny, I'm here
because I need a fix.
- You know I'll find your
soundtrack and your theme song.
Here's the Los Lobos album
I was telling you about.
- Nice.
- And a few soul classics.
You know, for inspiration.
Take them all.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Hey Johnny, speaking of soul.
- Brown-eyed woman?
- Cumbia, rock and roll,
bright light, red roses.
Good god, Johnny.
- Gotta love LA, man.
- I have a feeling she's around.
- Orale.
- What's going on tonight?
- Check it out.
- Buenas noches.
Welcome to the Redwood
Bar, my name's Javier,
we're the Doghouse Lords.
She got a
- Mister Esquivel.
- Luzy,
Luzy,
Luzy.
- Three times!
- You remember Celestina?
So Vincent, do you shoot pool?
- Yeah, I'm alright.
- Good.
Vincent, these are my compadres.
Compas, Vincent.
- Mucho gusto.
- Hey what's up.
- How's it going.
- I let her win.
Hey guys, let them go next
and help me get the next round, yeah?
- Alrighty.
- Okay.
- Wanna Rack 'em?
- Let's do it.
- Been here before?
- First time.
- Me too.
- Whoops.
- You caught me.
Good game.
- It's not over yet.
- If you miss that shot,
then the rest of your
shots were just luck.
Are you lucky or are you skilled?
Besides, um, I think we could use a break.
Look out guys, I'm coming for you.
I'll be back.
- Thank you.
- To emergency room stitches!
Nice.
- Thanks, I got next.
- Nice, good.
- I'm Sofia.
- Hey.
- My kids gave Vincent his name.
- Excuse me.
- Mr. E.
- Mr. E.?
- You know, Mr. E.
It's easier for kids to
say than Mr. Esquivel.
- You have children?
- I'm a teacher.
I own a daycare.
- Are you his wife?
- Uh,
no.
- Well, Sofia.
It seems to me that you two
have some affairs to settle.
And I have nothing to do with that.
I'm going back outside
to enjoy my evening.
- Officers going
to gentleman's club tonight.
- Uh, I can't.
Have to play the boyfriend
tonight, but I'm on for tomorrow.
- What's up, Pete?
- You know, just taking a
break from busting chumps.
- Oh look out.
- Ah take it easy.
Where's Luzy?
- She'll be back.
- Alright, homies, who's got next?
- You do.
- Alright, rack em up.
Let's do this.
- Hey, let's all go watch the band, huh?
- I was about to play Vinny here.
- Oh.
Well, we could stay here and play,
or we could go rock and roll.
- Hey, enough said.
Sorry, Vinny.
I'll school you later, huh?
- Hey, bar's
closing in ten minutes, guys.
- Life is gonna come at you in a big way.
And when it does, you have
to be able to contain it
so it doesn't spill over and go to waste.
Oh, ah.
- Ah.
- Good morning my darlings.
- Sofia?
- Good morning my darlings.
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