Goldstone Page #4
'cause one day you might wake up
and find yourself lonely
and old and poor,
with nothin' to keep
you company but the flies
'cause you left
the door half open.
Now, here we are
being civilized
to one another,
but you and I both know
things are gonna
change sooner or later.
Don't get me wrong.
I like you, Jay.
Just don't take it personal
when things turn
from ripe to rotten.
'Cause that's how life is, Jay.
Drive carefully.
They bitin'?
Not like they used to.
Nah, it's a shame.
No, I trust you.
[laughs]
You shouldn't, ya know.
You know that black cop's
been talkin' to Maria?
Yeah, I know.
What he say?
Nothin' much.
It was more
the way he said it.
He's trying to get
something out of you.
Well, you won't have
What you gonna
do about Maria?
What do you
want me to do?
Keep her mouth shut.
You're doin'
the right thing.
The past is the past.
It's time for your people
to move on.
Tommy?
Are we right?
[gunshot]
What do you want?
The passport.
I just wanna know
where you found it.
I don't want any trouble.
If you just show me
where you found the passport,
I'll leave you alone,
I promise.
Up there.
I was scratching around
and come across it by accident.
You find anything else up there?
Just rubbish. Fool's gold.
Seen some f***in' bikies
'round here, shootin'.
Shootin' what?
[stammers] At wild dogs.
Anything that f***in'
moves or doesn't move.
They even f***in' shot up
me f***in' mail box. Twice.
Where'd they come from?
Where do you
think they come from?
F***in' Furnace f***in' Creek.
[insects chirping]
[vehicle approaching]
[car door opens, closes]
[no audible dialogue]
[tires screeching]
[tires screeching]
Mrs. Lao?
Yes?
That's a lot of noodles
you've got there.
Can I help you?
Yeah, I was hoping I could
ask you a few questions.
Sorry, I'm very busy.
Yeah, no worries.
Won't take long.
Did you ever have a girl out
there by the name of Zhang Mei?
I can't remember.
You sure?
What do you want?
The truth.
What's really
going on out there?
What's always
been going on.
Tommy.
Tommy.
You all right?
[sighs] What do you
wanna do, Tommy?
Make it shine again.
I wanna make a statement.
How long's this
been goin' on?
You gotta sign the papers,
film people...
Tommy, how much?
The man, he wants some money
if you don't sign the paper...
Tommy, what happened
with old Jimmy?
I grab him
and I put the rope around him,
took him,
and I lift him up.
All right.
[indistinct dialogue]
[phone rings]
Hey, Josh.
I want to see the girls.
They're not here.
What do you mean
they're not here?
Bring the f***in' girls out.
What are you
doin' here, Josh?
Where are they?
What's wrong with you?
You know the rules.
When's the next plane?
Mayor's not going
[man shouting]
[man shouting]
[shredder whirring]
You okay there, Maureen?
[gasps] Josh,
you gave me a fright.
You working on a Sunday?
Yeah, just... [sniffs]
tying up a few loose ends.
What can I do for you, Josh?
Well, Maureen,
I'll just get right to it.
I know you're involved
in old Jimmy's death.
You realize
what you're sayin', Josh?
Cut the bullshit, Maureen.
Your hands are all over it
and I can prove it.
Just like I can prove
you've been on the take
with Furnace Creek.
Josh, I'm just an old woman
who likes to bake pies.
I've got 12 sponsor kids,
for Christ's sake.
Whoever's got the girls,
I wanna meet 'em.
And I wanna meet 'em now.
Which girls?
Don't f*** with me, Maureen.
Josh, I don't know
what's gotten into you.
You're not yourself.
I need you to set it up.
How much do you
think your life's worth?
There's billions
of dollars out there.
How do you think that
compares with an old blackfella
or a lone Asian girl?
A prostitute,
for Christ's sake.
But I guess that's
just your style, isn't it?
his time with working girls.
Not a good look for a young cop
who wants to step up
in the world, is it?
they may not be
as dipped as some,
but they're not squeaky
clean either, are they, Josh?
You set it up,
or I'll get the f***in'
Feds up here tomorrow.
I'll need some bait.
Tell 'em I want in.
Do you really
want in, Josh?
Your own big slice
of the pie?
Make the call.
Or I will.
[man] Josh.
What's goin' on?
You tell me
what's goin' on.
One sec.
[no audible dialogue]
[Jay panting]
Can you do something
for us, mate?
Yeah, what's that, mate?
Just grab that
shovel over there.
Make yourself useful.
Don't.
Let's go.
[Jay panting]
[panting]
[man] You wanna get close,
this is how you do it.
Make it nice
and f***in' big.
Nothin' personal, Joshy.
Just business.
[man whistles]
Hands on your head.
[grunting]
Ah!
[grunting]
Ahh!
[gunshots]
[engine starts]
[orchestral music]
Are you sure you wanna do this?
[c*cks gun]
[man shouts]
[grunting]
[automatic gunfire]
[man grunts]
Ahh!
[groans]
Where are they?
Who?
The girls.
The laundry.
[airplane approaching]
[engine starts]
[gunshot]
Get on the ground!
Get on the ground now!
On the ground!
On the f***in' ground!
[plane approaching]
[grunting]
[wheezing]
Mayor's left town
without a trace.
No sign of her yet.
But you're free to go.
The Feds have
taken over everything.
It's all gone down
to the city with the girls.
I'm just waiting
to see what happens.
End up seeing any of them
wild dogs gettin' around?
I seen somethin' out there,
but I'm not sure what it was.
But I do know it
was no bad thing.
You know, growin' up
out here in the bush,
I wouldn't
change it for anything.
And I mean anything.
But sometimes I can't help
but get this feelin' that...
I coulda been...
or I shoulda been...
somethin' more than...
what I turned out.
I tell myself not to listen.
It's just this...
small piece inside...
that's cryin' out to be me.
I'm gonna put in for a transfer.
Somewhere by the ocean.
Need to clean a bit
of this dust out of me, Jay.
What about you?
You headin' home?
I guess.
[orchestral music]
[orchestral music]
[Jimmy singing
in foreign language]
[orchestral music]
[orchestral music]
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