James White Page #4
I just need to get her
into a room.
James, that's not possible.
She shouldn't be at the hospital.
Why?
That's no! how
hospice works.
If she needs help,
you call the hospice care.
What do you mean, hospice?
She's not in hospice.
Yes, she is, James.
Now they're
your main care provider.
James, if she 's admitted
to the hospital,
you'll lose hospice.
They've explained this to her.
What, when?
December.
Did she not tell you?
No, I was away.
Nobody told me.
Isn't somebody
supposed to tell me'?
I'm really sorry.
What's important how
is get her out of the hospital.
(James) Well, then if I
Can't keep her here
then what am I supposed to do?
Mom?
We have to go home.
[whispering]
Hi, Mom.
Hello, James.
Mom, do you remember
what year it is'?
It's 2013.
Thank God.
You remember?
No, I don't.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
Thank you.
Of course.
I'm just glad that you're back.
Can I borrow a pillow?
I'm right in the next room.
You want the lights on or off?
Off.
Okay.
(James) Hey, Genie. (Genie) Hey.
We can't have flowers in the house.
Why?
Her immune system
can't handle them.
I'll get rid of them.
Okay.
Um, is that for her'?
Yeah.
I can take it to her.
Oh, great.
Thanks.
You got to stop
talking like that.
Of course I will.
Okay'?
Hello.
Jesus Christ.
Why is everyone so sad'?
Mom, can you try eating a little
bit of this for me? Sure.
Ready to go? (Nick) Yeah.
(Nick) Okay, my lovely Gail.
So good to see you, Nick.
So good to see you too, babe.
You're not going to let him get
away with too much sh*t, right?
Definitely not.
Thank you for my flowers.
No problem.
We're so lucky to have you.
I'm lucky to have you, babe.
Get some rest, okay'?
Okay.
I'll see you later.
Bye.
Bye.
See you later.
Okay.
[inhales and exhales deeply]
Mom, stop it, okay'?
Okay. Okay.
Okay.
I'm here.
I know.
I know.
But I'm going now.
Okay.
Okay'?
All right.
So when are you moving back'?
I don't know. I got to take care
of some stuff back there first.
But I don't need you down there.
I need you here.
I need help.
Well, I'm here now.
You want to go home?
No. Let's go out.
Let's go to your friends.
Let's go to your friends.
Well, you have
your interview tomorrow.
You don't want me
to meet your friends?
to meet your friends.
Of course I do.
Okay, let's go.
[hip hop music]
Yo.
Yo.
These kids are like 16.
Is Jayne in high
school or something?
Yeah, Jayne's in high school.
Yo, I'm ready to go.
Give me 10 minutes. I'm onto something.
No, man.
Yo, 10 minutes, bro.
I'm about to sell this
dude a blunt for 50 bucks.
Ten minutes.
Who'?
The Asian boy.
Ten.
Dude, 10, we're done.
(Leland) He was going to
change the game lyrically.
Astound the masses, now he's
passing all the lasses.
Got his class
but not his glasses.
Only wanted him to make it bump
And lift you up
off your lazy asses.
So then he wrote one
just for the hell of it.
Just to prove a point, the
point that it was effortless,
but then it blew up,
rocket up to number one.
He thought it was hilarious,
just another, just for fun.
Homie warned me...
Jayne.
Don't be a b*tch, it's just for
fun, this sh*t'll never stick.
[Leland rapping]
'Sup?
Tired?
You okay?
Yeah.
Yeah?
Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. What's up, buddy?
You look anxious.
Excuse me? You look anxious.
Your hands fidget.
I came out, I felt
some weird, you know...
Oh, sorry, bro,
for getting that on you.
That's cool. What's
your name, my man?
I'm Leland.
Leland.
Stop talking, Leland.
You cool'?
Now I'm cool.
Yeah, we're cool.
Where you going?
To get my coat.
Hey. How long?
Where are we going to go'?
Home.
Let's go home.
I don't want to go.
It's cold.
I don't want to go home.
I don't want to go home.
(Nick)
Come on, man!
See? You're going to bust your ass, man.
Get down.
I don't want
to go home
[Don't Let the Sun Catch
You Crying" by Ray Charles]
What'?
(Jayne) No thing. What? What?
What's wrong?
Nothing.
Nothing.
No, it's fine.
We're cool.
We're having fun, right'?
Yeah.
No. You want to go?
You want to leave?
You want to leave?
You can go with Nick if you want
Tell me I'm wrong.
[slams door]
[glass shatters]
F***!
(Nick
Yo! )
You're acting crazy, man.
Hey, listen.
Hey, just relax.
You're walking fast, man.
You walking too fast, man.
You walking too f***ing fast, man!
Relax, man. Chill out.
Don't come at me like that, man!
Chill out.
You know what I'm saying?
Chill out.
Don't f***ing come at me
like that, man.
I'm right here.
I'm right here.
You need to relax!
You're scaring us!
You're scaring Jayne.
You need to relax!
Listen, she may die any day.
She is scared to death.
Hey.
Hey, come on.
Get off.
No, I'm here man.
Come on, just relax.
I need you to relax, man.
[Jayne gasps]
F***.
Are you okay'?
Yeah.
You see'?
You need to relax!
No, you see what I'm saying?
You're scaring her.
You're scaring her.
[grunting]
(James) Would you listen to me.
Listen to me!
Would you dispose
of a dead body for me'?
Would you dispose of a dead body?
Yes, I would. Would you?
Would you, for me'?
Dude, no question.
No question.
Would you for me'?
[knocking]
Would you?
Go answer that.
Go get it.
No question!
No question!
[chatter at door]
No need to fight me.
Dude, what am I supposed to do?
What am I supposed to do?
No one tells me anything!
She doesn't tell me anything!
What am I supposed to do'?
What am I supposed to do'?
Please calm down, man.
Please, bro.
(James)
Damn it.
Nick.
Yo, yo.
Wake up.
Sh*t.
What time is it'?
Sh*t.
Yo. Can you
help me, please?
Just get in the shower, come on.
No, man, I don't have time.
You got time to shower, man.
You smell like sh*t.
Gel in the shower.
Can you help me clean up'?
Can you please help me clean
up the room? Yes, yes!
I'm f***ing late
for my interview.
Yo, Nick, grab my shirt.
Here, wear mine. What's
wrong with mine?
Yours smells like alcohol.
Drenched in it.
Dude, can you get my other stuff?
I got to go, man.
I am late.
Yo, put your pants
on first. I got it.
Goddamn it.
Are you coming'?
Uh, no, I'm going to
stay and clean up. What?
I'm going to stay and clean up.
Alright.
I got to go.
My notebook?
Okay. Let's go.
(James)
How bad was it?
Pretty bad, man.
You scared us.
You should probably
get your sh*t together.
I should get my sh*t together?
Yes.
That's coming from the clown
who works at a resort?
Least I can dress
myself in the morning
and make it to meetings on time.
Who just paid for that room'?
I did because
your card declined.
Good f***, fam.
(Maggie)
James, hi,
I'm Maggie, Ben's assistant.
How you doing?
I'm sorry, it's going to be a
little while longer. It's cool.
He wanted to know
if you have the copy test'?
No, but can I just maybe
email it to him later?
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