Ingrid Goes West Page #6
"Have you tried these...
These new clothes are the best!"
"It's the best! It's the best!
It's the best!"
It's not the f***ing best.
It's f***ing exhausting.
You know what, I actually kind
of know what you mean.
When we were in Joshua tree,
she told me this secret,
and she told me
not to tell anyone.
But I walked in
on her telling Harley
the same, exact thing earlier.
What secret?
I mean, obviously,
don't tell her I'm telling you,
but, I guess,
she has a plan
to buy the house
next door to you guys,
and turn it into some
hotel slash store.
And she wants
to call it "desert door."
-Desert-- desert door?
-Yeah.
It's a reference to her favorite
book, you know, the deer park.
The deer park
is my favorite book.
Taylor's never even read it.
I miss the old Taylor.
Back when she first moved here.
She didn't know anybody.
She was like, this total
preppy, sorority chick.
Yeah.
I miss when it was
just the two of us.
I-- I'm sorry.
I don't mean to burden you.
-No, don't be sorry. It's okay.
-I'm just sh*t. I'm just...
It's not that I don't feel like,
i really...
Have anyone
that I can talk to...
-You know.
-Yeah.
Especially with f***ing
Nicky around.
Hey! Olga, come on in.
-Nose beer for the lady?
-I'm good.
Yoop, yoop, yoop, yoop, ugh!
-What's up?
-Nicky, where's my phone?
Huh, phone?
- Come on. I know you took it.
- Did you?
-You caught me!
--Give it back.
No, no.
Stay, stay, stay, stay, stay...
-Come on, just give it back.
-Don't...
Reach towards me.
Sit down.
You know, it's...
Really funny what you can
discover about someone
by just...
Oh, here.
Look, this is a...
A picture of you
in my sister's bathroom. Weird.
Here's a picture
of her medicine cabinet.
Here is a picture
of her sleeping.
There are a lot of those.
That's--
those are just a joke.
We were messing around.
Actually,
my favorite things
are the notes.
So you have...
Taylor's favorite brunch spot,
Taylor's favorite books,
Taylor's favorite movie posters.
-Why are you--
-sit the f*** down!
Sit the f*** down.
-What do you want?
-Me?
Nothing. No, I'm-- I'm just
looking out for my sister.
What do you want?
Look, I'm not
a psychopath or anything.
I just... want to be her friend.
Come on.
Your password to your phone
is my sister's birthday,
for f***'s sake.
That's like,
"single. White, female" sh*t.
Look, I just moved here.
I don't know anyone,
and Taylor's been so nice to me
telling me all
the best places to go...
-Okay? So please don't tell her.
-Sorry, all good. But this is...
It's just too good to let go.
I mean...
You're f***ed.
I'm gonna make a deal with you.
I'm not gonna give you
your phone back.
But I'm willing
to rent it out to you.
For a very small fee.
-How much?
-Five thousand a month.
Disco Dan told me about your mom
and the sack full of cash.
F***ing ridiculous.
I don't have that kind of money.
-Okay, Taylor!
-Don't do that, please don't.
-Just...
-Oh.
You're ready to make
a deal then?
Five thousand a month,
and I won't tell her
how much of a f***ing loser
you are.
I'll give you five thousand,
that's it.
You don't have any room
to negotiate. I own you.
Fine.
Good.
So tomorrow night,
we'll meet at the whole foods
parking lot.
Gives you twenty-four hours
to get the cash.
And don't worry
about deleting anything.
I already forwarded
all the good stuff to myself.
Oh! This is my favorite part
of the song.
- F***ing dainty flower.
- -Oh, my god
- what the hell's in that?
- -You look really cool
- with that piece of sh*t.
What are you,
a Barbie doll?
'Cause you got
f***ing ripped off.
I don't need to know how much
you paid for that sh*t.
-Ah!
-Excuse me.
Yeah.
I'll give one of you 200 bucks
if you punch me in the face.
-I'm serious.
-F*** off.
Oh, okay.
It's cool.
Yeah, that's fine.
If you pussies can't handle it,
that's fine. I'll find
someone else who can.
Dude, come on.
-Alright, f*** it. I will do it.
-What?
-I said I'll do it.
-Okay, great.
-Oh, yeah!
-Where's the money?
-You sure about this, right?
-Yeah.
As hard as you can.
Punch me.
Really hard, right in the face.
- F***ing--
-oh, shoot!
--Shut up!
- Oh, sh*t.
You got f***ed up.
Alright, I need to know what
happened. I mean, every detail.
When I got home,
and Nicky was there.
I swear to god.
He was sitting there
and he was waiting for me,
and he was f***ed up on...
Drugs or drug or something,
i don't know.
And I asked him
for my phone back
and he wouldn't give it
back to me.
And then he said
he wanted $50,000.
-Fifty thousand?
-Yes!
I told him that I didn't have
that kind of money,
but he said that...
He said you told him
about the money my mom gave me.
-Is that true?
I don't know.
We were drinking this shitty...
He kept asking me
f***ing question.
Damn! Why the f***
would you do that?
-I told you how dangerous he is.
-It doesn't sound like Nick.
Okay. Well,
you've known him for one day.
-So how would you know?
-I don't know...
I've seen him do dirt, we were
supposed to go to six flags.
Argh. F***.
We gotta call him.
-We gotta call him.
-No.
-What do you mean, "no"?
-Don't call him.
-We gotta call him.
-Don't call him.
He told me if I told anyone,
he would kill me.
-I don't give a sh*t.
-You don't know
what he's capable of.
-I don't give a f***, Ingrid!
Look at your face!
What am I supposed to do?
Shh. Look... shh.
We need to be smart
about this, okay?
I need you to be Batman.
I am Batman.
We won't kill
this dude, right?
No. No. We're just
We're going to take him
out to the desert
and you're gonna tell him
if he doesn't leave me alone,
-you're gonna f***ing kill him.
-What if he calls the police.
-No, no.
-If he calls the police...
-Nah, this sh*t just seems sca--
-hey!
Keep it together.
I thought you were Batman.
I am Batman.
Batman don't do sh*t like this.
I arrest people,
take them to arkham asylum,
they possibly get out
a few months later
and the cycle continues.
All right?
He deserves this.
You saw my bruise.
- He f***ed me up.
That's right.
He... he f***ing hit you.
Tupac said,
"it'll be days like this".
-All right, let's--
-wait.
Love you.
Don't move.
Did you guys
think this through?
To tell you the truth,
i don't think you did.
'Cause this should be
behind the back.
Just pointing it out.
Sad, but, um, don't worry.
I'm good. I'm gonna stay down.
You know what,
to kidnap me?
Ah, there's not many people
except maybe, um... Olga.
Olga, is that you?
Who you got helping ya?
Hello?
I never knew I get car sick.
Well, I never had
a bag on my head.
-Shut the f*** up.
-Gentle.
Oh, sh*t, really?
God, is this necessary?
Listen!
Leave Ingrid thorburn
-the f*** alone.
-Okay, come on.
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