Joe Page #6
Yeah.
What?
Don't seem to be talking-
doing a whole lot
of talking right now.
Kinda look like
you in bad shape.
Who the hell you think you are? You
ain't my daddy, you motherf***er!
Look at me! You seen what I did
to that motherf***er on the bridge?
I'll beat your ass!
Son of a b*tch!
I'm about through
messing with you!
I been out looking
for f***ing money!
I been out looking
for a f***ing job
to feed your worthless
f***ing face!
Yeah. You stupid, little piece of sh*t.
Yeah.
I know you got money
hid around here, boy.
You know what?
I'm gonna come back.
I'm gonna get it.
I'm gonna find it
and I'm gonna get it.
Hey, wake it up,
wake it up.
Earl, please, give me
a goddamn cigarette, man.
Please.
I'm begging you.
You're on your way
out of here anyway, man.
All right.
- I called your bondsman for you.
- Thanks, buddy.
How come he's getting out of here?
Aw, knock it off, Cokie!
Knock it off!
Oh, man, thank you
so much, buddy.
Thank you, buddy.
- What do they got me charged with?
Sh*t, a heap. DUl,
assaulting an officer, resisting
arrest. You want some more sh*t?
Oh, oh- you know
where they took my truck?
There's a kid
who wants my truck.
Wasn't here last night. We
can sure find out, though.
You were, 32 when you went
to the pen the first time.
What are you now,
48, 49?
- 48.
- Getting old, Joe.
Be a lot harder on you
every time from here on out.
But who am I to tell you
how to live your life?
Yeah.
That's a good one.
Come on, man. Come on, get it together.
Sh*t, man.
You kidding me?
Yeah, I'd like to get
a number on a-
like, a dog rescue,
or-
You don't have a number
on a dog rescue?
Well, I'm reporting
a lost dog.
Yeah. It's an
American bulldog.
Brown and white.
Female.
90 pounds.
What are you
doing here?
Um...
Mr. Coleman
told me
you got into a little
trouble with some cops.
That all
you heard?
They said you got put
up at that jail too.
You don't still want
my truck, do you?
Yes, sir.
You do?
They said you got put up
at the big jail one time.
- Coleman told you that?
- Yeah.
Yeah, I have.
I did 29 months
in the penitentiary
for assault
on a police officer.
They pulled me over behind
a shopping center uptown.
This one officer-
some pretty-boy type guy-
had some issue with me.
He thought I had something to
do with one of the girls he knew.
I didn't know what the
hell he was talking about.
Then they
tried to shoot me
after I beat the sh*t
out of all three of them.
Or one did.
Deputy went for his gun
and I grabbed it.
And...
well, he was fixing to
kill me. He told me he was.
All he did was blow
his kneecap off.
Jackass.
My dog
run off last night.
You want to go
look for her?
Sure.
You want me
to drive the truck?
You gotta start
sometime.
Don't look at
them. Don't wave to them,
'cause they know you're guilty
of something when you wave.
A cop can mess you up
if he wants to.
Yeah, I made
the mistakes,
but they're the ones that
won't ever let me live it down.
Hey, can I buy one
of them beers off you?
Oh, I don't know.
Uh...
you can drink
one of these beers,
but you cannot
buy one from me.
Friends don't ever need
to buy things from me.
There you go.
Nice and cold.
Keep your eyes
peeled.
For the cops
or the dog?
Both.
"Cops or the dog. "
You hear that?
That's the sound that
gets the hookers excited
'cause they know
you got cash.
They hear that...
# You can stay
just as long as you like... #
You want to learn
how to make a cool face?
All right, anatomy
of a cool face.
Make a face of pain.
Now smile.
No, smile
on top of the pain.
Hold the pain.
Smile through it.
You ain't drunk,
are you?
Sh*t,
I better drive.
You know what, Gary?
You got it made.
Just think about
all the beautiful girls
you're gonna f***.
Now, I used to know a girl
who lived around here.
Sh*t.
Where's my dog?
I raised that dog
from a pup.
- Dog!
- There's a lot of construction here
'cause they're building
that Hindu temple.
Gonna have lots
of "Bombanese" kids.
Little red dots
in the center of their head...
like a laser beam.
- Hey!
- You better work on that cool face.
You gotta stand like
you on land, all right?
Now you make
the pain face, right?
You got a lot
on your mind.
Now smile.
Yeah, it's like...
"I got a lot on my mind,
but I can do it.
I can get through it. "
Yeah, there you go.
Yeah, that's cool!
# Well, I'll be ready
in the morning, baby #
# Mmm, don't you
worry a bit #
# I got a dry place here,
yes, indeed #
# And you can
have it all... #
The dog weighs a hundred pounds.
Has long ears,
with a docked tail.
What was that?
Yes, ma'am, I meant to
but I did a halfway job on my dog.
- A halfway job?
- Halfway, ma'am.
- Well, halfway how?
- Halfway.
Hello.
- Hello, hello.
So, I'm missing my dog,
and the dog is-
No, uh-uh. That stuff
will make you crazy.
Well, I'm a pretty
long way from crazy.
But my dog's about 100
pounds, brown and white.
- Looks like a cow.
- Looks like a cow?
- Right.
- You have a dog that looks like a cow?
Well, it's not
that big a deal.
A lot of dogs look like
cows. But here's the thing.
If you happen
to see my dog,
no matter what time,
you call.
- Day or night. All right?
- Okay.
Have we already
drove past that place
where you last
saw your dog?
- No. Why?
- I think the dog will be there.
No, the dog
run off.
If I was a dog, that's
where a dog would be.
That's where
I would go.
- You be careful with him, okay?
- All right.
- Be careful driving, baby.
Call me.
- Okay.
- All right.
# Look at me, amazed
# Like you got yourself
a soft touch #
# A good deal
to keep a man #
# Yes, you do.
I'll be damned.
No, wait.
Wait, don't.
Huh?
Aw...
- The dog likes you.
- She has a lot of scars.
Yeah.
But all the others...
all the others is dead.
Thanks for helping me
find my dog.
Yes, sir,
no problem.
You work hard.
You got
a good heart.
Anybody
messes with you,
you let me know.
I'll f*** 'em up!
Right.
Hey...
Take it.
You're gonna
need it.
- No.
- To get girls.
Huh? See?
There you go.
Okay.
That's it. You got it.
- Thank you.
- It ain't anything. Go on.
I'm gonna take this one
to the opera.
To the opera,
yeah.
F***.
Aw, sh*t.
I don't have a lighter.
...the numbers from yesterday.
We had a high of 92,
officially.
That's two degrees above the
average of 90 for the day.
68 was our low.
...temperatures
are concerned.
You got a light?
- Yeah.
- Hop in.
Your boy's
a good worker.
That's the hardest f***ing
work I ever done in my life.
Is it?
- Yeah. You paying my boy?
- What?
- Are you paying my boy?
- Hell, yeah.
I ain't seen
he got paid none.
Probably saves it
'cause he's smart.
Buying this GMC
off of me.
Doing what?
- Nothing.
- Yeah.
He ain't so smart.
He don't know nothing.
Hell,
neither do you.
I'm gonna
shoot you straight.
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