Junction
- Year:
- 2008
- 90 min
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When I was a child I had
a series of nightmares
About a statue,
a plate of grapes.
The "Metal Lady",
as I came to call her,
Never did anything frightening
in those dreams,
She just stood there
on a shelf;
Quiet, watching me.
And I was terrified because,
in those moments,
I felt everything
that was to come.
One day
the dreams stopped
And I never saw
the Metal Lady again.
A day doesn't go by when she
doesn't enter my thoughts
In one way or another.
Not one day.
Okay.
I'll go.
Wait.
Donald.
So are you saying
Thomas won't pay now?
No, Albert,
just between you and me.
I won't visit him or anything.
Right.
Mm-hm.
Call him.
Right.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Call me back.
Hey, Tai.
How are things?
You know.
So...
Speak.
He won't pay?
No, I understand.
We're all friends.
Actor?
No wonder he's poor.
Right?
I gotta go, Albert.
No, we're cool.
Late.
So... I just wanted
to get another round
For the four of us.
Usual?
Yeah, that's good.
"Fun pack" for David.
Hundred fifty.
Here's the thing.
I... we... were kind of
hoping for a favor.
If you wanted a favor,
you should have sent Kari.
I know.
Where is she?
She... she has... herpes.
Herpes?
Yeah... huge... blisters.
When did she...?
Oh, after that, this was,
you know, recent,
This morning, like, she woke up
and just, blam, you know?
I wouldn't, I'm sure you're past
that window, no doubt.
Okay.
not a trade
And then we could get the money
to you...
This isn't Hurricane relief,
David.
That line never gets old to him.
No, I know this isn't,
I just thought...
And we've been
so good about...
Yeah, okay.
Come back when
you've got the money.
Right.
Sorry for bugging you.
Went to rehab together, David.
You don't need to apologize
to me.
In fact,
I'm wondering
When you're going to
come work for me.
I did ask you a few months ago.
You did.
Wouldn't have these problems.
I know that, and I
appreciate it, I do.
I just...
some more is all.
Phones.
Is it the "dead parents" thing?
No.
No, it's not that.
You can tell me.
I'm sensitive,
I can be sensitive.
No, it's,
I just need more time.
Herpes, huh?
Looks real painful.
You're not buying crank
downtown, are you, David?
No way, I like my car
just the way it is.
They're not like you and me.
I know, I don't.
Even the cops, they go down
there, are wild cards.
That cowboy act last month?
Gunned down
those bank robbers
Even the ones who were trying
to give up.
Can't trust anything down there.
Don't make that mistake.
I know and I won't.
I have no idea how she got it,
Tai.
Really.
Splat?
Spot.
Spot.
Maybe it was him.
Probably.
He's a jerk.
I don't even know why I still
hang out with him.
Loyalty's key, David.
Without loyalty,
you're a target.
Tell you what.
I have to run some errands.
But it's my Mom's birthday
today...
Oh, happy birthday.
She thanks you.
I want to get her a television.
A television?
A nice one.
I'm going to be here
until eleven
Then I'm out for the weekend.
See what you can do
and we'll talk.
A television, sure.
This is my cell for today.
When you have something, call.
I'm doing this because it's you.
Because we have history.
I know.
When you come back,
I'm going to want an answer
About the other thing, as well.
Call when you gots.
Thanks, Tai.
What are friends for?
I don't know.
Yeah.
Well?
He wants a television.
I knew we should have sent Kari.
Shut up.
Did he ask for me?
What do you think?
What did you tell him?
I told him you had herpes.
What?
Did you...
David, did you really say that?
I had to say something.
It's okay.
No it's not.
Herpes.
Did he ask about me?
No.
That's funny.
It's not funny.
It's kind of funny.
Shut up!
Stop hitting my car, Spot!
Kari, admit it, it's funny.
Maybe a little.
Kari!
See?
I don't care!
These are issues.
You don't make fun of issues.
Whose issues are they?
They're mine.
They should be yours, too.
I don't know why you're so mad,
Spot.
You're the one who sent her
into Tai's in the first place.
Mother Fff... ahhh!
Whoa!
You're so mad!
You're dead!
We need a television.
Who do we know who has
a real nice television?
Cee Cee's Video has good stuff.
I saw the commercial yesterday.
What are we doing here?
How do you know that?
I was driving past last week
on my way to see Amy
And I saw the Ryder
truck out front.
I thought you hadn't seen her
since the funeral.
How is Amy?
When I got there it was just her
lawyer with some paper work, so
I don't know how's she doing.
I like your sister.
Me too.
Yeah.
Why this place?
Because it's too soon for them
to have hooked up
An alarm system.
They're still dealing
with boxes, organizing.
Unpacking, all that stuff.
Smart.
I say we hit downtown.
We'd stick out
like sore thumbs down there.
Listen, we don't even know
they have a television.
Have you ever met someone who
didn't have a television?
Amish people don't have
television.
What?
You're so stupid.
They weren't Amish, Donald.
Nobody around here is Amish.
How do you even know Amish
people don't have television?
I saw it on television.
Oh, you saw it on television
that the Amish people
Don't have television?
Do you even know how much of
No.
Leave him alone.
She's right, quit it.
You.
Don't you even...
This will do.
Why are you making decisions
around here, anyway?
What, you think just 'cause you
have a car makes you boss?
Works for me.
Me too.
I'm not the boss.
That's right, you're not.
And I could have a car, too,
just so everyone knows.
You're not the only one who
could be driving people around.
I just think this is
the perfect choice.
- So do I.
- Me too.
Oh, well, if it's so perfect,
what's the plan to get in there?
- Stupid!
- Shhh.
It's daylight, man.
Nice yard.
Listen, we should wait
until it gets dark.
They'll be back by then.
Big for this neighborhood.
And Tai is heading out
for the weekend tonight.
So it's gotta be now.
You think they'll get a pool?
Donald.
Hope they don't have dogs.
Oh, right.
What's your plan now,
master thief?
I don't see any doggie toys.
No doggie door.
That's good.
What are you two talking about?
Nothing.
Woof.
Stupid.
Here we go.
You should break the little horn
while you're at it.
Well just pop the glass!
No.
Look, I hate to be the bearer
of bad news, David,
But when you're through wasting
all of our time,
I think we should
just get back...
Shut up.
I'm cool.
No alarms.
Everyone look around.
Quietly.
I need a car.
Nice.
What's wrong with you?
Nothing.
Where's Donald?
Don't care.
Take this to the car.
I'll find him.
Let's go.
Television.
We got a flat screen.
That one's junk.
Some people don't like
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