Glengarry Glen Ross Page #13
56.
ROMA (CONT'D)
I'll show you how to chew it." Your
pal closes, all that comes out of
your mouth is bile, how f***ed up
you are...
MOSS:
Who's my pal...? And what are you,
Ricky, huh, what are you, Bishop
Sheean? Who the f*** are you, Mr.
Slick...? What are you, friend to
the workingman? Big deal. F***
you, you got the memory a f***in'
fly. I never liked you.
ROMA:
What is this, your farewell speech?
MOSS:
I'm going home.
ROMA:
Your farewell to the troops?
MOSS:
I'm not going home. I'm going to
Wisconsin.
ROMA:
Have a good trip.
MOSS:
(simultaneously with "trip")
And f*** you. F*** the lot of you.
F*** you all.
Moss exits. Pause.
ROMA:
(to Levene)
You were saying?
(pause)
Come on. Come on, you got them in
the kitchen, you got the stats
spread out, you're in your shirt-
sleeves, you can smell it. Huh?
Snap out of it, you're eating her
crumb cake.
Pause.
LEVENE:
57.
ROMA:
How was it...?
LEVENE:
From the store.
ROMA:
F*** her...
LEVENE:
"What we have to do is admit to
ourself that we see that
opportunity...and take it.
(pause)
And that's it." And we sit there.
(pause)
I got the pen out...
ROMA:
"Always be closing..."
LEVENE:
That's what I'm saying. The old
ways. The old ways...convert the
motherf***er...sell him...sell
him... make him sign the check.
(pause)
The...Bruce, Harriet...the kitchen,
blah:
they got their money ingovernment bonds...I say f*** it,
we're going to go the whole route.
I plat it out eight units. Eighty-
two grand. I tell them. "This is
now. This is that thing that
you've been dreaming of, you're
going to find that suitcase on the
train, the guy comes in the door,
the bag that's full of money. This
is it, Harriett..."
ROMA:
(reflectively)
Harriett...
LEVENE:
Bruce..."I don't want to f***
around with you. I don't want to
go round this, and pussyfoot around
the thing, you have to look back on
this. I do, too. I came here to
do good for you and me. For both
of us. Why take an interim position?
(MORE)
58.
LEVENE (CONT'D)
The only arrangement I'll accept is
full investment. Period. The
whole eight units. I know that
you're saying 'be safe,' I know
what you're saying. I know if I
left you to yourselves, you'd say
'come back tomorrow,' and when I
walked out that door, you'd make a
cup of coffee...you'd sit down...and
you'd think 'let's be safe...' and
not to disappoint me you'd go one
unit or maybe two, because you'd
become scared because you'd met
possibility. But this won't do,
and that's not the subject..."
Listen to this, I actually said
this. "That's not the subject of
our evening together." Now I handed
them the pen. I held it in my hand.
I turned the contract, eight units
eighty-two grand. "Now I want you
to sign."
(pause)
I sat there. Five minutes. Then,
I sat there, Ricky, twenty-two
minutes by the kitchen clock.
(pause)
Twenty-two minutes by the kitchen
clock. Not a word, not a motion.
What am I thinking? "My arm's
getting tired?" No. I did it. I
did it. Like in the old says,
Ricky. Like I was taught... Like,
like, like I used to do...I did it.
ROMA:
Like you taught me...
LEVENE:
Bullshit, you're...No. That's
raw... well, if I did, then I'm
glad I did. I, well. I locked on
them. All on them, nothing on me.
All my thoughts are on them. I'm
holding the last thought that I
spoke:
"Now is the time."(pause)
They signed, Ricky. It was great.
It was f***ing great. It was like
they wilted all at once. No
gesture...nothing. Like together.
(MORE)
59.
LEVENE (CONT'D)
They, I swear to God, they both
kind of imperceptibly slumped. And
he reaches and takes the pen and
signs, he passes it to her, she
signs. It was so f***ing solemn.
I just let it sit. I nod like this.
I nod again. I grasp his hands. I
shake his hands. I grasp her hands.
I nod at her like this.
"Bruce...Harriet..." I'm beaming at
them. I'm nodding like this. I
point back in the living room, back
to the sideboard.
(pause)
I didn't f***ing know there was a
sideboard there!! He goes back, he
brings us a drink. Little shot
glasses. A pattern in 'em. And we
toast. In silence.
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