Don Verdean Page #7
call with Poon-Yen tomorrow.
Who's Poon-Yen?
- Poon-Yen.
- That's what I said. Poon-Yen.
No, you said Poon-Yen,
it's Poon-Yen.
He's the Chinese
guy that's paying us
to find the Holy Grail.
Second item of business,
I want one night with Carol.
Absolutely not.
You offered to find me a wife, Don,
that was part of the deal.
Just one night with Carol.
Not lovemaking, just dancing, talking,
flirting, having fun.
Smelling each other's hair.
Absolutely not. Carol's her own woman.
I can't make her do anything.
You and I both know that she'll do
just about anything for the cause.
I need you to make this happen, Don.
Don't forget about what's at stake here.
I'll see you 9:
00 AM tomorrowfor the Skype call with Poon-Yen.
Make up a good story about
where we find this Grail.
Boaz.
Boaz.
- Hello?
- Carol, it's Don.
- Hi.
- Carol, I'm sure you've heard already,
but I-I just wanna tell you myself.
We're now being financed
by a wealthy Christian
fellow from China.
Oh, I know, it's all
over the Internet.
What did Tony say?
Well, he didn't take very kindly to it,
but, uh, we're still on the Lord's
errand and that's what matters.
Uh... uh, Carol, I had a great
conversation with Boaz today.
He was askin' me all
kinds of deep questions
about Christianity and
the search for truth.
interested in gettin' saved.
Really? Oh, that's wonderful.
I was wonderin' if you might be able
to spend some time with
him tomorrow night,
bear witness of your conversion story.
I think that might help him get to
the finish line a little quicker.
Oh, absolutely! It
would be my pleasure!
Thank you, Carol. Hallelujah.
I'll go ahead and let him know. I'm sure
he'll look forward to hearin' your story.
- Good night.
- Oh, good night.
Poon-Yen, hi.
We realize your time is precious,
so we're gonna get
straight to the business.
My business partner's
right here. Don Verdean.
Pleasure to meet ya, Poon-Yen.
Hello, Don. I'm a big fan of your work.
- I have all your DVD.
- Thank you.
Uh, Don is going to
brief you on what he knows
about the location of the Holy Grail.
Uh, many people believe the Grail is buried
on a booby-trapped
island off of Nova Scotia.
Even Franklin D. Roosevelt
blew a significant load of cash
tryin' to find it there, but the
Knights Templar were tricky fellows.
Oh, yes, those... those damn bastards.
the Kensington Runestone,
I believe I have a mountain of evidence
that places the Grail on an Indian
reservation in the American Southwest.
Oh, that's very interesting!
Which Indian reservation is it?
Of course, that information is confidential
until we've formally
entered into an agreement.
That's right. Don's right.
We're going to need a
substantial retainer fee
um, before we can begin. For our services.
Oh, uh, how much of my money do you want?
Um, a million dollars sound okay?
- A million dollars sounds okay.
- Sure... certainly be a start.
So, when can we go look for the Grail?
Well, give us a few days
to organize our game plan
- and we'll call you.
- Sound great!
Uh, so how will you be paying us?
We've got a few urgent matters
we need to take care of.
Oh, when I fly out for the
dig, I will bring you cash.
Is there any way that you could
Uh, maybe, I don't know, 10 grand to...
to hold us over till then?
I'm sorry. Can you say again?
I can't understand you say. What you say?
Oh, is there any way that you can wire us
the money straight away? Like,
Your accent are very
strong. Can you say again?
Is there any way you can wire us the money
straight away, maybe? Just to tide us over.
Perhaps, about 10 grand?
Hey, no problem. I'll just, uh...
send me your bank account number.
Okay, thank you. We'll
do that straight away.
Okay, fantastic. Uh, goodbye, gentlemen.
( SIGHS )
And that is what I'm talking about.
( GRUNTS ) Ooh, shalom!
Ah, good evening, Carol.
You're lookin' very nice.
Oh, Boaz.
I didn't know this was a formal event.
Just a little bit of light dancing
and maybe some cocktails for two.
I brought you an outfit.
Where we're going has a strict dress code.
Okay, I just need a minute.
Can I...
( SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE )
BOAZ:
Wow.You look great!
Come on, baby,
down to paradise
Tell some stories
over cheese and wine
I can see the sun goin'
down in your eyes...
So, Carol, I've been meaning
to ask you since I met you
what qualities are you
looking for in a mate?
Oh, um... ( CHUCKLES )
I'm sorry, Boaz,
I was under the impression you had
some questions about Jesus of Nazareth.
Oh, yeah.
What is it that you like about that guy?
( CHUCKLES ) Well, um...
he was kind, handsome,
merciful,
forgiving.
He's the perfect man.
So, I guess, that's what
I'm looking for in somebody.
Looks like your Lord and me
have a lot in common.
We grew up in the same neighborhood
and we walked the same streets
under the same sunshine.
E-excuse me?
We're both Jewish guys.
Shall we dance?
So, Carol, tell me
do you want children?
Your hips say that
you can handle many.
Oh, well, your hips do spread
- What?
- Oh, didn't Don tell you I have a son?
He's at the Wayne County
Correctional Facility.
Oh, he's in jail.
So I won't have to provide for him.
I don't want to provide for another's son.
Carol, wait!
Don promised me a night with you!
Don't go! He promised me!
Please!
I'm here with you
I'm here with you...
( MOTORHOME CLICKING, BACKFIRES )
DON:
Carol, what onEarth happened to you?
Are you all right?
Oh, well, I see my pimp has
finally decided to check up on me.
What are you talking about?
You know what I'm talkin' about!
One night with Boaz?! ( STOMPS FOOT )
I'm no Potiphar's wife! ( CRYING )
I am so sorry, Carol. I-I...
he just said he wanted
to get to know you better.
- Did he hurt you?
- You know, Don, I think it's time you find yourself
a new research assistant.
( MUSIC PLAYING, MAN
BOAZ:
You are a really great dancer.Aah!
Ow!
Ow!
Don!
Ooh!
We've got a major problem.
BOAZ:
I hate this guy, man. Thislab tech guy, I hate this guy.
- He's a "dootchbag".
- DON:
What'd he say?He says that the press
have been hounding him
and hounding him and unless
he sees some money today...
- he wants it in cash.
- Wait a minute.
- You haven't paid him yet?!
- I haven't paid him because...
- Oh!
- Poon-Yen hasn't paid me yet. Okay?
So don't blame me, Don. Don't put it on me.
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