Funeral Kings
Damnit!
Sh*t, man, you've got to bring
up the book.
- What are you talking about?
- You've got to go man, I can't.
- Why not?
- I... can't.
Well sh*t man, neither can I.
How'd they find out?
You f***ing idiot!
What's the matter, Bobby?
Are they going
to tell my parents?
Dude, what's going on?
Nothing, take this!
Where are you going?
We're not going to hang?
I can't, alright?
What are we supposed to do?
I don't know, man.
I'm not your babysitter.
Just tell me what's going on!
- I can't!
- Why not?!
Because you're a little kid,
alright?
I'll see you tomorrow.
And she does this all the time?
Yeah, man.
The baby's got to eat.
So her tits are just
hanging out for anyone to see?
No, man.
Jesus Christ!
the baby just goes underneath.
Boy your dad did it right
this time.
I would give my left hand
to see your step mother's tits.
Come on, man!
What are you doing?
Mind your f***ing business,
Klienfeddler!
What are you doing?
Who has time
Sh*t!
There's a test?
Clear your desks.
Take out your number 2 pencils.
Dick.
Principal's office...
after the exam.
F***.
Mr. Thompson?
Can you send Andrew Gilmour down to
the office? He has to serve a funeral.
Be prepared to take the test
tomorrow, Andrew.
No problem!
What's going on, Bobby?
I've got to hide this
in your room!
You can't go in there.
My parents are going to wake up!
Sh*t.
When are you going
to be back to pick it up?!
I don't know.
Don't open it...
...and don't tell Charlie.
Sh*t.
Andy, what's going on?
Nothing, Charlie had to pick up
a text book.
Are you kidding me? No way,
you're like five-years-old.
Eat a dick, I'm fourteen!
Chill out, dude.
- Hey Rye!
- Hey what's going on?
Nothing.
Is Miss Nolan back yet?
I'm pretty sure she's out
for the next week.
- Awesome.
So you do the paper or what?
Hell no.
Good neither did I!
Don't be late for class.
Alright, we'll try.
See ya.
to that girl.
- Why are you still here, man?
- Uh, I've got money.
- Make it twenty-five.
- Twenty.
No.
Twenty-five.
Fine.
Here you go.
Just stuff it in your pocket.
I don't want some teacher seeing me
selling to a f***ing kindergartener.
F*** you, man!
See ya later, man.
Dude, where were you?
You've got to start
reading the obits, dude.
I knew this lady died
three days ago.
I just came right here.
What?
Bobby came over
to my house last night.
For what?
Where is he now?
Well look at you boys.
Don't you look handsome
in your albs.
All dressed up for the funeral!
Mrs. Edward is probably looking down from
heaven now, saying, "What handsome boys
are serving my funeral!"
She's a lucky lady!
Thanks, sister.
This is David.
He'll be taking over for Robert.
What happened to Bobby?
Bobby has not made
the best choices, boys,
and now he's suffering
because of them.
Keep your prayers with him.
Did sister say
Who's Bobby?
- The kid your filling in for.
For how long?
For like, forever.
No, he's coming back.
That's not what sister said.
How old are you?
- Thirteen.
- You smoke?
- Uh, no.
- You drink?
Should we be talking
on the altar?
Oh, Jesus...
Damnit!
What the hell happened
to Bobby?
I don't know. He called me at like
midnight, and dropped off this trunk.
It weighs like
a hundred pounds.
What's inside it?
- Where are you going?
- Uhhh.
We only have
a couple more hours in the day.
None of our teachers
expect us back.
Oh.
I don't really mind going back.
If you go back,
we have to go back.
You're not going
to get in trouble.
I don't know, man.
Anywhere but class.
Yeah, dude, just go to the
baseball field or something.
Oh, alright...
Yo!
Baseball field's that way,
chief.
Oh I know, I was just going to get
something quick from my locker.
Just f***ing come with us.
God damnit...
Why didn't he drop it off
at my place?
I don't know, man.
Maybe I'm more trustworthy.
Dude, I'm not even supposed
to be telling you this!
That's some bullshit!
What's inside?
There's a pad lock.
So, bust it off with a hammer.
My parents were downstairs!
I don't know, just wrap it in
a sock or something.
You're an idiot.
That wouldn't work.
Okay, how else
are you going to open it?
I figure we just pick the lock.
Yeah, that'll work.
And you'll be able to stuff
the movie in your pants.
No dude, that guy keeps
all the movies in the back.
It's just the cases
out on the shelves.
So go around back.
Are you f***ing nuts?
That dude'll kill me!
Bobby did that once,
and the guy
pulled a f***in gun on him.
That's not true.
Yeah it is, man.
You guys can borrow some money from
me so you don't have to steal it.
It's "R" dipshit.
Yeah, good luck.
How much money you got on you?
Are you serious?
Look, man, I'm turning seventeen in
a couple weeks. Just give me a break.
You look like
you just got out of diapers.
Come on, man... please?
You think I give a sh*t
about twenty bucks, kid?
Put it back
and get the f*** out!
What'd you expect?
Come on, dude, I look old.
How old do I look?
Uh, I don't know, 14?
Yeah, but how old could I be?
- Uh...
- 14! You look like you're 14!
I look older than you!
Where's he going?
Hey Cheng!
One all-you-can-eat buffet.
How's your brother doing?
He just get out of the hospital?
You from Iowa or Wisconsin
or something?
No, I'm from California.
No sh*t!
I've got an uncle in Cali.
He's an extra.
He's been in a ton of movies.
There was this one really funny show he
was in that he was telling me about
that he actually said
something in.
They only made one episode though,
so it never made it to TV,
but you know, it sounded
pretty cool.
It was probably a pilot.
Yeah... probably.
Yo! Let's just sneak the trunk out
while your parents are sleeping.
We can bring it to the fort and
bash off the lock with a rock.
No way, dude.
Why not?
My parents are light sleepers.
We'd wake them up.
Wait. Wait!
Don't be such a p*ssy.
You'll keep an eye out,
while I lug it out.
You can't carry it,
it's way too heavy.
F*** you, man.
I'm serious, we'd need
just to keep an eye out
for my folks.
What about Felix?
No, man. I'm not letting that kid
anywhere near my step-mom.
Especially while she's asleep.
So what night
are you guys doing this?
We'd do it tonight.
Oh.
You want to help?
- It's a school night.
- And...?
Uh, I can't
hang out on a school night.
Let me tell you something,
Davey.
If you want to make friends
in this town...
You can't be a p*ssy about
every-
What the f***?!
- What?
- You've got to be shitting me!
That f***in' bastard!
The kid who sold me the god
damn cigarettes.
- How much were they?
- 25 f***in' bucks.
Get more f***in' egg rolls!
What crawled up your ass?
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