Gringo Page #5
Stop the car, Miles.
- I'm not stopping the car for a f***ing DEA agent.
- Stop the f***ing car, Miles!
Please.
Sunny.
You okay?
- Sunny!
- Oh, my God!
Are you all right? Sir?
Sir, can you hear me? Please?
Sunny, don't touch him!
Oh, God, he's...
Help me, Miles.
This is good. This is good.
Right, we're here.
- Mr. Rusk?
- What?
I was just wondering
about Harold.
What about him?
Well, he didn't sound
so good yesterday,
and he didn't call in today.
Is he okay?
Mia, a simple quiz.
The job of a receptionist
is to A, make calls,
or B, answer them?
- B?
- B, yeah.
Hey, is this everything?
All company policies...
...contracts, leases, travel
and insurance riders.
Okay, great. Hey,
great game the other night.
I'll be
in the conference room.
No more interruptions.
Yes, sir, Mr. Rusk, sir.
Keep that up, you'll
passive-aggressive yourself
straight to
the unemployment line,
then you'll have plenty of
A**hole.
- Hello.
- Rich, it's Mitch.
Mitch. Hey. Oh, thank God.
Tell me you found him.
I've tracked down dictators
in caves, Richard.
I can find a guy
in middle management.
Miles will be back soon
with your painkillers.
Those are gonna make you
feel a lot better.
Listen, you are very kind,
but, really,
I will be okay on my own.
I think you ought
to have someone
just keep an eye on you.
You're really beat up.
I'm Sunny, by the way.
I never met anyone
named Sunny before.
Well, I never met a Harold.
So we're even, Steven.
You know, if you Google
the name Harold,
it's the most common name
with the least amount
of famous people
associated with it.
Well, why don't you
go by Harry?
There are a lot
of famous Harrys,
like that magician
with the water tank.
- Houdini.
- Yeah.
And Harry S. Truman,
the president.
And lots of singers.
Harry Potter, obviously.
I love Harry Potter.
Harry.
- Harry Soyinka.
- Yeah, I like that.
Okay, it's official, I'm gonna
call you Harry from now on.
I 've got Jerry on line one.
- Hey, Jerry!
- Elaine!
when they got the news.
Guess they felt like they
danced with you all night, too.
Someone's gotta
go home alone, right?
Unless you're into threesomes.
Elaine, so anyway,
been going over
our departments.
A lot of redundancies.
Fire whoever you want.
Well, the problem
might be right at the top.
With me and Marty,
we're not gonna need both you and Richard.
Have you guys
talked about this?
Hey, Jer, how about
you and I get together
for a drink tonight?
Bat a few ideas around.
I don't know.
Well, well, yeah. Okay.
I'll have my secretary get you
all the information.
- That's great.
- Great.
Hey, Elaine...
Hello?
F***!
Relax, Richard.
It's under control.
This is a midnight run.
Let's just talk about
the money later, okay?
Richie, we'll talk about
the money now. All right?
You tend to have a faulty
memory where money's concerned.
None of
your business bullshit.
One million for the ransom,
200 grand for me and the Haiti kids.
A million dollars.
A million dollars
for Harold Soyinka.
This is like paying $1,000
for a Whopper Junior.
Yeah, well,
think of it as karma
- for banging his wife.
- Great, Mitch, just...
- A million!
- Just go do whatever you do.
All right.
He'll be on the next
plane to Chicago.
I know that whatever
happened to you
is none of my business, but
is there anybody
that you need to call?
No.
My wife just left me.
What about friends?
There's no one to call.
Well...
I like the way
you talk, Harry.
You have a really cool accent.
Are you Jamaican?
- No.
- Oh...
I'm Nigerian.
I don't know
much about Nigeria,
except once I got an e-mail
from a Nigerian prince
saying that he would give me a
ton of money if I helped him out.
You didn't send him
the money, did you?
'Cause you might have been
sending it to my uncle.
Your uncle does that?
Like try and steal
from people like that?
Yes, he's one of those people.
He tried to get
my father to join him,
but he would not.
Now, my uncle
has lots of houses, land,
sport cars and a yacht,
and my father is a poor man.
The world
is upside down, Sunny.
I don't think it pays
to be a good person.
I mean, look at you.
You seem to be a good person.
Do you have a sports car?
Do you have a yacht?
I don't need a sports car
or a yacht.
Well, I'm glad you didn't
help my uncle pay for his.
I think you're wrong, Harry.
I think the world
is just fine.
I think it's some of the
people in it who are wrong.
Trust me,
I have good instincts.
I make bad decisions,
but I have good instincts.
You'll see, things are gonna
start to get better for you.
Harry! What's going...
Wait!
Okay, okay, okay.
What? I don't understand!
In your face! In your head!
Chinga, your head!
Okay, okay, okay.
- Put it on!
- Put it on!
Harry!
Sunny?
So I couldn't get paracetamol,
but I did...
Shh.
Richard sent me. Let's go.
What about the ransom?
Why didn't they pay
the ransom?
Who gives a f***
about the ransom?
I'm gonna have you back in the
States in time for dinner.
- Sunny.
- Miles?
- Miles!
- Sunny?
Miles? Miles!
- Sunny!
- Miles, I'm in here!
- Thank God. You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine! Are you okay?
Yeah. What time is it?
What? I don't know.
Oh, no.
What?
Uh...
Oh, f***.
- I've gotta go. Um...
- What?
I'm really sorry, babe.
Go to our room, lock the door.
- Where are you going?
- I'll be back soon.
Beginner.
- Professional.
- Ah, s.
No.
Hmm?
Harold?
Harold!
Harold, come back here!
Harold!
Stop! Sh*t!
Sh*t!
Sorry!
Excuse me!
Hey!
Okay.
Ah!
The genius wakes.
So,
riddle me something, shithead.
Why does a man run away
from someone
who's saved his life? Hmm?
You don't know?
Right.
Harold, who are these two?
They are tourists
from the motel.
Really? You sure?
What about those two a**holes?
They run the motel.
They run the motel?
Mmm.
You weren't kidnapped,
were you?
You set this up yourself.
On the one hand,
I am surprised
you had the balls.
On the other,
this sh*t show can only be
the work of a f***ing amateur.
Why did you do it? Money?
Revenge 'cause
he was banging your wife?
You... You didn't know?
Oh, sh*t.
Try not to take it
too personally.
I thought he was my friend.
Remember the story about
five years ago,
a woman in Pennsylvania
kept a black bear as a pet.
And then one day,
it mauled her, you know?
She's shocked!
I mean, she thought
they were friends.
But it's a f***ing bear,
Harold.
We're gonna need
a couple new passports
after that incident
at the airport.
I'm gonna let you choose
your own name.
You're forging passports?
This is a magic box,
my friend.
I've been 25 different
people in my life,
and the 200 grand
I'm getting for your ass
is going right
into my little account
in the Grand Caymans.
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