Fare
- Year:
- 2016
- 75 min
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Hey, airport?
Yeah. All right.
Sorry, I'm in a...
In a hurry
cool, no problem.
What...
What air- ... airline?
China air.
Okay.
I'm visiting here, my
first time in the city.
Oh, yeah?
This is...
What do you think?
It's a nice city, nice town.
I'll probably be
back in a month...
Okay.
Because I have, uh,
another meeting next month.
I'm in real estate.
You're in real estate?
Yeah.
But, you know,
residential market's pretty dry.
So...
Okay.
How about you?
Are you, uh, you
married, your family live here?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
My wife and I.
She's in real estate, too.
She does commercial real estate,
so a lot of this stuff that she
sells is those
buildings and lots for.
So...
Okay...
It keeps her busy.
She's killing it.
Nice.
She doesn't need to
drive cars, you know?
Yeah, it's gonna be great.
Yeah, Christine's
gonna meet us there.
Oh, my god.
I know.
Sounds like you got
a fun night ahead.
Nothing too crazy.
Just a night out with the girls?
A couple of friends, yeah.
Just keep the guys
away, looking like that.
My boyfriend won't be there.
I'm not too worried.
I'm sure he's a lucky man.
If you guys, you know, get
anything, you just
let me know, okay?
You can reserve a chauffeur
service on the app if you just,
uh, open the home screen...
Thanks.
Um, we'll be all set.
All right.
I'm just gonna get a, uh...
A number 8 combo.
Crunchy or soft?
Crunchy.
So, how much longer you got?
Uh, not too long.
Looks like eight minutes.
No, I mean you, your shift.
Oh, geez.
Long time.
All night.
I don't know, 5 A.M.
Oh, your night's
just beginning, then.
Mmm.
Tell me about it.
Enjoy it?
Yeah, it's fine.
Yeah.
Extra cash, flexible.
So, what's your day job, then?
Real estate.
Residential, mostly.
But market's dry, right now, so
this keeps me out of the house.
You need to get out
of the house, do you?
Sure, sometimes.
Like tonight?
Most nights, lately.
Oh, there it is.
The missus kicking you out, eh?
Yeah, it's a little more
complicated than that.
So, is she a mother?
No, we don't have kids.
She's in real estate, too.
So, you met her
on the job, then?
No, we met in school.
She pursued commercial real
market right now.
So, keeps her busy.
So, you don't need the cash?
Well, that's her
market, that ain't mine.
But she is your wife.
Don't you share your income?
The bills get paid.
Yet you're out here driving
strangers around all night?
Yeah, like I said,
out of the house.
Away from her is more like it.
Sorry, just making conversation.
She's not missing me.
And how do you know?
Sorry, man.
I, ah...
I don't want to get into it.
Love.
Love, love, love.
Don't that just f*** all, yeah?
Doesn't make any sense.
Who could possibly love?
You got me.
So, what comes first?
Desire?
Love?
Marriage?
Uh, I don't know.
It seems like the right order.
But that's the parody, ain't it?
The only righteous grounds for
marriage is first to be in love.
Do you believe that?
Uh, am I not supposed to?
Well, if so, then a marriage
which no longer renders such
excitement is no longer binding.
You're a romantic.
You're convinced that love is
irresistible and yet, somehow
inherently praiseworthy.
A steady diet of shite
poets will see to that.
And it's not just you,
it's the whole lot of you.
Now, wormwood once said it
was an incomparable recipe for
prolonged tragic adulteries
ending, if all went well, in
murders and suicides.
Failing that, it's
a useful marriage.
"Useful"?
Useful for whom?
Well, certainly not
for you, my friend.
I can guarantee you that.
I don't know wormwood.
I don't suppose you would.
I don't think I'd
like to, either.
No, you wouldn't, i
can guarantee it.
He was quoting his uncle,
and they're a couple of tricky
bastards.
I guess everyone's got to get in
their commentary on love, how?
Just pick the one
that suits you, eh?
Right.
The thing is, they all suck.
Some are better than others.
Yeah, like what?
Love is love, feelings aside.
What?
Love is love, feelings aside?
Are you a teacher or something?
Never even
finished secondary school.
Well, you're a smart guy.
Fellas like me, we say smart
things, it doesn't make a smart.
Or honest, for that matter.
Great.
You're full of sh*t, then.
Now, that's the
god's honest truth.
So is this:
The state of love asyou define it has f***-all to do
with your marriage
or your happiness.
As I define it?
How do I define it?
Like a romantic.
Well, I think...
I think I'm
actually done with it.
As a romantic would
be, no fight left.
There's nothing left
to fight, anymore.
Oh, you just don't
know what to fight.
So to fight for is
to fight against.
The other or the
self is the question.
Is our nature
competition or cooperation?
Are you ask- ...?
Is...?
I don't think I understand.
Is that worm- ...?
Is this wormwood again?
I know what he would say,
"one thing is not another thing.
Your good is your good and my
good is mine and what one gains,
another loses.
Even an inanimate object is
what it is by denying all other
objects into the
space which it occupies.
And if it chooses to expand, it
does so either thrusting other
objects out of the way
or by absorbing them.
The same is true of the self."
So to wormwood, "to be"
means to be in competition.
Now, his opponents on the
other hand, they strive for a
contradiction:
That a thing isone, but yet also many, that the
good of oneself can be
the good of another.
And this
impossibility, they call love.
Great.
Love is impossible.
Like I said, it
doesn't make sense.
Why are you wasting your
time then, reading wormwood?
Never said I read him.
Are you married?
Certainly not.
Jesus.
What the f*** am i
listening to you for?
Because I'm paying
you to drive me around.
I gotta tell you, man, i
don't even know what marriage is
supposed to mean, anymore.
I mean, what if it's
literally just a sheet of paper?
Well, you still have
plenty of paper in this world.
There's always a fresh
sheet when you need it.
Yeah.
Well, anyway, we're here.
That's you.
Hey, I really
appreciate the conversation.
Me too, Eric.
How did you know my name?
It's on the app.
Take it easy.
To fight for is
to fight against.
The other or the self?
There's still a long night
ahead for you, I'm afraid.
What?
Sorry?
Dude, that girl was
begging for it, man.
Like, the least you
can do is, you gotta...
You gotta humor her
a girl like that.
I'm not...
I'll have a conversation, you
know, maybe a couple of drinks.
But I'm not doing
anything crazy tonight.
It's way too soon.
F*** Madison, okay?
F*** her.
I told you she was gonna go
running back to Jordan as soon
as Miranda canned his ass.
The least you could do is hook
up with a beauty like that, man.
She was begging for it, man.
She didn't leave me for Jordan.
And even if she did, hooking up
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