Leave Page #2
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- Year:
- 2011
- 84 min
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rework it at the cabin
and when he's talking
to his kid on the phone,
have him scream out
for the kid.
I need him to work
as his ally, and, uh...
Call him James.
Call the kid James.
No, call him Jimmy.
That's more like a kid's name.
Jesus Christ.
What the hell's your problem?
This f***ing guy.
Go around me, a**hole.
Go around.
I said go around!
You wanna play games,
let's play games.
Try to work in that rest area.
Really creepy location.
It could be cool.
Guess I'll seat myself.
Excuse me, I don't mean
to interrupt your chores,
but could I get
a cup of coffee?
Thanks. Let me go wash up.
Hey, can I smoke in here?
Just wondering,
'cause it smells like smoke,
and I see you got the ashtrays
and the cigarette machines.
Do what you want.
I'm ready when you are.
I don't work here.
You brought me coffee.
You wanted one.
Anybody working?
Been here a while now,
and no one's even poked
their head out.
They're in back.
They're just playing cards.
They'll be out as soon
as their game is over.
It's usually quiet
this time of day.
You on some sort
of backpacking trip?
Not really.
I'll just stick
my head in the back.
Just let 'em know I'm here.
No, no, no. Don't do that.
Why not?
'Cause the owner,
he gets all pissy.
He's got a thing about
people going back there.
Hey, do you play Gin?
Where'd you say you were from?
Why?
I don't know.
Wonder where I know you from.
Think you know me?
Maybe.
Maybe you don't know me.
Maybe our paths have crossed.
I doubt it.
You play guitar.
Shorten your nails.
Classical?
Yeah, I used to.
Haven't played in a long time,
I keep the nails though.
I don't know why, but I do.
You any good?
I was.
Then you stop playing,
you go from Jimi Hendrix
My brother used to say that.
What?
That. Get the flu or some sh*t,
not play for a few days,
and he'd say
the exact same thing
about Rusty Chops.
Must be a musician thing.
- Must be.
- When did he die?
When did he die?
Well, he's dead, right?
Why would you say that?
I didn't. You did.
You said he used to say that.
So what? He could've quit.
Doesn't mean he's dead.
He younger or older?
He was older. Five years.
So he is dead.
Let me ask you something.
You got any brothers?
Yeah. One.
He dead?
Were you in the bathroom
at the rest stop down
Were you?
Me? Yeah. I stopped
there to take a leak.
And I saw...
I thought I saw you there.
You know. Your boots.
Underneath the stall.
You were looking
under the stall?
No.
No, I just saw them
under there.
The bizarre thing is I came out
and had a flyer on my window
for this place, and I show
up here, you're here.
Don't you think that's strange?
Why'd you stop me
from going back there?
- I didn't.
- Yeah, you did.
- You got all squirrely.
- I didn't.
You didn't want me
to go back there. Why not?
Because you shouldn't
go back there.
I come in here, you're
sweeping up by the register.
You got this strange
vibe going on.
Something behind this counter
you don't want me to see?
What're you telling me, pal?
What are you trying
to figure out?
What the f*** are you doing
behind my counter?
Jesus Christ!
No, no. Why would I do that?
'Cause you're a goddamn thief
come to take me off.
No, I'm not.
And who in the f*** said you
could pour your own coffee?
I didn't. He did.
I told him to stay out
from back there, Gus.
Is he with you?
He ain't with me,
but we were just
having some coffee
waiting for your
game to end, but,
he's all right.
He didn't steal nothing.
He just wants something to eat.
He can get his own.
He comes here a lot.
You can't. I don't know you.
Yeah, yeah. I understand.
Just I've been waiting
out here for a while now.
Was it a long time?
Sh*t, I'm sorry.
I was playing solitaire.
I fell asleep.
I'm here now.
or what?
Yeah, yeah. You got soup?
Chicken noodle.
Just like your mother made.
I'll get a soup and a coffee.
Another coffee.
Order of Sue's soup...
and coffee.
I'll get it.
- By yourself today, Gus?
- Yep.
You wanna get the soups,
I'll get the coffee?
You're a f***ing peach,
you know it?
Don't touch me.
Most people smoke out of habit,
with you it seems like
some kind of ritual.
What does your wife
think of your smoking?
I don't own a vehicle.
I mean,
we're in the middle
of the desert.
You gotta be walking distance.
I don't really have a place.
Where do you stay?
Here and there.
Here and there?
What's that mean?
Not having a place
isn't such a big deal.
Call me square,
is a pretty f***ing big deal.
I didn't say I was homeless.
I just said
I don't have a place.
All right. Whatever.
See, I made a vow with
myself a long time ago
to try to have as few
possessions as possible.
That some sort of
religious practice?
Sort of.
I found that the more
possessions you have,
the more you've
attached to things,
and the more you're attached,
the more you suffer, so.
Who'd want to suffer?
That what the whole shaved
head thing is about?
You some sort
of wandering monk?
No. Just my own thing.
Well, you can keep that
religious sh*t for yourself.
Catholic school beat it out
of me a long time ago.
It must be lonely.
What is?
Not having faith
in some mysterious unseen
hand behind things.
I find that comforting.
See, I don't need faith.
I have experience.
That's Joseph Campbell.
Go figure.
Wandering monk in the
middle of the desert
reads Joseph Campbell.
What're the odds of that?
Plagiarism's a dangerous
habit for a writer.
What makes you think
I'm a writer?
You talk about writing.
No, I never talked
about writing.
You have the computer.
So I got a f***ing computer?
I could be an accountant.
How would you know that?
I'm asking you,
how would you know that?
Who the f*** are you, man?
I know you from somewhere.
all this is just too weird.
- What is?
- All this.
Everything. Me getting a flyer
on my car, me coming here,
you sweeping up
and you don't work here?
- I come here a lot.
- Yeah, I know.
You told me. Now... now what?
You know I'm a writer?
I'm asking you.
How do you know this sh*t?
Are you f***ing stalking me?
Stalking you?
Yeah.
You came here. You found me.
Why the f*** would
I be looking for you?
I don't know. Why?
No.
I'll get something
to eat somewhere else.
I'm out of here.
Henry.
Did you say my f***ing name?
How do you know my name?
I'm going to ask you
one more time.
Who the f*** are you?
What is that?
Where'd you get that tattoo?
You know where I got it.
Henry, you were next to me.
I did it with a sewing pin.
We got the ink
from Tommy Douglass.
I don't know who
the f*** you are,
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