Ferocious Page #4

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- Been cleaning?

- The gloves are none

of your business,

but I do love to clean

late at night. Helps me nod off.

Ah. Come on.

- Who called

when you answered the phone?

- Some guy. He said he was

your manager.

- What did you tell him'?

- Nothing, nothing.

I didn't tell him anything.

I didn't-- OK, that's not true.

I told him... uh, I said

that we were in trouble,

and then I said that you were

going to take care of it,

though. And then... Oh, sh*t:

sh*t I don't know.

won't remember what I saxd.

I'm sorry.

- AH fight. Come on.

You're next.

- Uh..

- Come on

Come on m

Sit down.

Come on.

You know, before the reno.

I would sometimes come

to the club

and I xvoulci throx-v a piece

of garbage on the floor...

...just to see hox-v many

of my staff would x-valk by

avithout picking it up.

You know?

Enc

- Yeah')

- You wanna see

somethmg Wm'?

- Yeah, hi. Uh, I'm looking

for a place.

It's a nightclub, I think.

Someone xvas giving me the address

and the call got dropped.

- [Sin do you have

a business name'?]

- No, I'm-I'm calling you

for the f***ing business name!

- [I'm sorry, sir,

I have to end the call--]

- What? No. no, come on!

Don't, dude- Fuckmg Tinytownl

F***'

(cell phone ringtone)

Leigh? Leigh, is that you'?

- [M r. Beck?]

- Uh, yeah, this is he.

- [Please hold

for Randall Mossbergj

- Oh, yeah, yes, absolutely,

absolutely, yeah.

(sighing and bed squeaking

in video)

- Always been my favourite,

no matter how many times

\ watch n. Eric.

You knew this girl, right'?

She used to work here,

d\dn't she')

- No, I...

- Oh. So. you've never seen her

before, tms one?

- No.

- I used to...

'watch this girl.

Her name was Adelle.

I would see her in this park

every day,

and during the course

of the summer,

I xvatched her turn

into an addict.

She just got skinnier

and skinnier,

more and more desperate

all the time.

Really sad

I gave her money

all the time,

and I would say,

Go buy some food.

Go buy some food".

You know?

But she didn't.

And then one day

she was lust gone.

But this one here.

This one here...

I mean... she's a completely different

specimen, wouldwt you say'?

She's-just so...

so full of life.

Wow.

Enc.

My, uh. my brother,

he wvas supposed

to call me tonight.

Have you seen mm?

- No, not tonight.

- OK, come on.

Slide your hands

along the top and move

to the first ring.

You can do n, you can do n.

Come on

You just fall straight down.

- Straight down.

- Straight doxvn, OK'?

- OK.

($16 yells.)

- Pretty good

for a first Mme, hey?

You must have done that

a thousand times--

stunts like that'?

Oh. God.

Are you OK?

- Hey! Randall!

How you doing, sir'?

Glad to hear your voice!

Yeah.

Yes! OW

Yes, thank you, sir!

Thank you, sir!

Uh, no. she is gonna be

ecstatic. She is gonna be...

No. ve've. we've, uh

we were uh. we were

antrcipatrng this eagerly.

Yes. yes, we WHI be there.

We x-vill be there. Absolutely.

You will not regret this, sir. I promise you.

I promise you. You will not regret this.

She is so focused

and so excited about this.

She is. .

No. thank you very much

All right. All right: bye.

YEAH!

(laughing loudly)

WOOOOI:

(honking)

(sighing in video)

- I love this part.

I mean... it's dirty.

(chuckling)

It's so real.

Right'?

I'm really enjoying this.

Enc. what's the problem')

- Uh, no problem.

No, nothing.

OK. l-lypothetically, 'what I told you something

that I knex-v you xveren't gonna like.

Hox-v x-vould you react'?

- Well, how do you know

how Fm gonna react

when you haven't told me yet?

- A hunch

That girL-that woman

on the TV that you showed me--

uh . what if I told you

that, uh...

I sax-v her here recently'?

- You saw her?

- Yeah.

- But you just told me

on the couch--

- I-l made a mistake. Sorry.

Also, your brother.

- My brother?

My brother's an asshme.

He's a pig, he's a sycophant.

Tell me something I don't Knox-v.

- Well, he's, I'm pretty sure,

I think...

...he's dead.

" What':

- OK, you see you. um...

earlier, when I finished

the interviex-vs,

I heard this noise upstairs,

so I came running upstairs,

and I saw him .. dead.

He was, uh... he was

already dead.

- He was dead?

Wow.

Wow.

- But I saw tuvo girls,

and I locked them up,

and, uh:
yeah, they're right outside,

and, uh, that's xvhen I called you.

- Yeah.

- It xvas the right thing to do.

- (Leigh in video): Come on.

Come on. Wake up, OK?

Come on, don't leave me. Come on, come on.

Oh, you like that'?

- Easy, easy, easy,

slowv, slow.

And nox-v I'm supposed to position

any dislodged organ,

and-- No, no, no, it's OK,

it's OK, because I took

the first aid course to get my babysitting certificate.

- Help me up.

- No! '(owe not supposed to move.

We're supposed to wan for help.

- Just help me up.

(sighing in pain)

- You're sure they're

in there, Eric'?

- Oh, yeah

(keypad beeping)

(metallic thump)

Sal, you gotta believe me.

There we re two.

- But my brother's still dead'?

You're sticking to that story, right?

- Sal, I'm not lying to you.

You gotta believe me-

- Hey. I saw her too.

(tires screeching)

- Excuse me!

Hi. Hi.

I'm lost. Can you help me out?

- Well, Buddhism x-vorked

for a friend of mine.

- Yeah, no:

actually lost.

I'm, uh:
looking for a nightclub.

- Which one'?

- That's just n.

I don't know.

- Nexvtows. Around the corner.

- The Cellar is still open, isn't it'?

- Oh! Shakers?

- What was that one'?

- Shakers

You go down thxs street,

Mung way. UH you get

to a T-mtersectxon.

And then, uh. you turn left.

- Great Shakers.

Thank you Um...

Thank-

- You can come back. sweetheart.

- I'm...

We'll talk about it.

- Nice ride.

- That's strange.

The blood that comes...

You know, I read once

where certain bodies can move on

their ouvn once they've expired.

And I thought that

that was bullshit.

Right. But my friend,

Ronnie Trip, and I,

we went to a funeral home and asked the

guy who was working there about it

Guy thought ave avers-

pulling a prank on him.

But when he figured out

we were serious,

he invited us back

to the back office.

We sat down.

he offered us coffee--

that coffee was horrible: but it

was the gesture that I admired.

And it turns out--

- I-l...

H. . \ moved mm.

- You what?

- I moved him.

- You moved him?

- Yeah, after I found him,

I, uh... I moved him.

- Close the door

- OK, Sal, listen to me.

The only reason

avhy I moved his body is because I didn't

want him in the same room x-vith those girls.

- Right. That's it?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's x-yhat happened, you Knox-y?

Like I told you, I... I...

- Eric. .

I-I x-vant you to do something

for me.

- Yeah, anything.

- I x-yant you to raise your hands

above your head

and widen your stance.

" What':

Uh. why exactly?

- Because I'm gonna

kick you in the balls.

- Come on, Sal.

- OK'?

Gotta let me do this or I'll do

something much worse, believe me. OK'?

Hands up, like a POW.

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