Order Of Chaos Page #3

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John, Ms. Craig

wants to see you.

Sorry, guys,

duty calls.

Ass-kisser.

Charlotte got the PDF

and she needs to go over

some of the wording with you

before we send it off.

Yes, ma'am.

So how was

your mom's party?

Excuse me?

Your mom's party?

San Francisco?

Fine.

Thank you for asking.

John,

between us,

did you have that drink

with Mr. Carlson, Friday night?

I did.

Something's come

to my attention,

but I'm unable

to get any details.

I wanted to ask you what

your opinion is of Mr. Carlson.

I'm not quite sure

I understand.

Well, I'm not

speaking Greek here, am I?

I'm asking you what your

assessment is of Mr. Carlson.

What kind of person is he,

in your opinion?

Well, I think he is

a very interesting person.

I don't know what kind of

tax attorney he is but--

But?

But, well...

Why don't you quit

speaking Greek,

and look at my face

when I'm talking to you?

Thank you.

I haven't really had enough time

to get to know Rick,

but I can tell you

he's intelligent.

He reads people

very well.

Almost

annoyingly so.

Is there something specific

you had in mind?

What of

his temperament?

I'm not sure

I could say.

We've only had

a few conversations.

This stays

between me and you.

Absolutely.

Thank you.

I appreciate your candour.

That's all.

And John?

You're my first in line

for the Browning's bid.

Yes, ma'am.

Thank you.

You've got three weeks

for a new proposal.

Can I call you back?

What's happening,

man?

That's disgusting!

How does God turn coffee

into piss?

What?

Could you not stare

at me, please.

You're not a f*ggot,

are you?

What?

I don't care if you are,

I just think they're disgusting.

That's all.

Hey.

Why are you

so uptight?

Are you in

some kind of trouble?

Not that I can tell.

There isn't anyone in here

I should know about, is there?

Why do you ask?

Ms. Craig

was asking me about--

She was asking my assessment

of you and her tone was strange.

What is your assessment

of me, John?

I told her

you seem intelligent.

Listen, I got into a fight

when I was in college.

The powers that be decided

that they should put that

on my permanent record.

Now, I don't talk about it,

but it does come up

because I am in

the pseudo-business of law.

Why is that

such a big deal?

Because I was drunk

and started the fight.

Serious sh*t in Texas.

It's f***ed up.

You ever been

in a fight?

Never.

Never!

But I'll bet every day you

probably feel like you struggle

with everything,

don't you?

Yes, I do.

That feeling goes away the

second you start fighting back.

We're getting

a drink tonight.

Who?

Who? What are you,

a f***ing owl?

Me and you!

It's Monday.

John,

how old are you?

I have no idea

who you are, do I?

I was sent here

to destroy you.

Come on, man.

I'm a f***ing nerd.

Wrapped up in my arms

Ahh!

Breathing,

breathing down

Push it all around

My heartbeat

hits the wall

F***ing ass

in your face!

That's what

I'm talking about!

Easy, easy, easy

Easy, easy, easy

I touch myself

while you touch yourself

Now come on

Easy, easy, easy

Easy, easy, easy

Touch your skin,

baby

Come on

Oh, come on

Wrapped up

in my arms

Push and pull it down

Push it all around

My heartbeat

hits the wall

Teardrops

on your thighs

Tell the world that

it's easy

Easy, easy, easy

Easy, easy, easy

Go home.

Come on!

Let go

of my arm.

Come on!

Let go of my arm!

You're f***ing annoying me.

All right,

I'll see you later.

Hope there's not a body

in there.

How you doing?

Fine.

Listen, I don't know if this is

really any of my business,

but is John okay?

You kidding me?

In the three weeks

since you've moved here,

he's turned into

a drunk a**hole.

Yeah,

about that.

I don't think

it's such a good idea

if John goes out with me

and the boys after work anymore.

Excuse me?

Well, we all

blow off steam,

but with John,

I think he bottles up

all of his stress

and instead of

letting it go,

he just piles up more sh*t

on top to cope, you know?

It's just,

it's not healthy.

It's not.

Look, he's had problems.

Are you okay?

I'm worried.

Yeah?

The first thing I want to do

is kick his ass.

But he lets people

push him around

so I try to go easy

on him.

What's bothering him?

Well, you know that contract

he's putting together?

Yeah, the Browning

CEO bid, right?

It's a lot of money.

...bail-out...

...$147,000...

...parasite...

...parasite...

...parasite...

Show me your p*ssy.

John!

Good morning!

Hey, you want to go

to the beach?

What's up?

What's up?

Not much.

Not much.

It's kind of cold.

Yeah,

I've got blankets.

Hey, John, Jennifer.

These are my neighbours.

This is Kelly.

Hey.

Yeah, I seen you somewhere,

I think.

Yeah.

So what do you

guys think?

You want to go?

Yeah, no?

I should do

some work.

My proposal's due

tomorrow.

Suit yourself.

Um...all right.

Well, have fun.

What were you two

talking about?

I thought

you had to work.

I do have to work.

Look at me when you're

f***ing talking to me.

Considering what I'm bringing to

this relationship financially,

you either start treating me

with some respect

or get the f***

out of my life!

I'm tired of being

your little f***ing lapdog.

What?

Listen, I don't expect you

to understand this, okay?

But Rick and I

have a good friendship.

We give each other feedback

in some very serious areas.

That guy has some issues

he's dealing with.

When I see my fiance acting

like a little girl

in front of him,

it pleases me off

and it belittles

our relationship, okay?

So I'm just looking out

for you.

Now look,

don't forget

to walk the dog.

Come on in,

John.

Good morning.

Just give me

the final number.

It's a little

dramatic.

It's the future

of my law firm.

It's pretty dramatic

to me.

Yes, ma'am.

There may be

a few areas

where my interpretations

could be skewed

in one direction

or another.

Yeah, that's what

you didn't get, John,

and this is

what I was afraid of.

The number I'm looking at here

is $147,000

above the number I looked at

earlier this morning.

To you, that doesn't seem like

a lot of money,

but to the client, we're talking

about $147,000 less on taxes.

Means there's more money

to spend on tax attorneys.

I appreciate the work you did

on the proposal

but it's not

going to happen.

It's not

going to happen?

Because you didn't take

what you could get.

Because I'm not

a parasite?

Everything lives

off something, John.

I worked my ass off

on this proposal.

Hey, look at me.

I respect you.

All I'm asking is that

in the future,

you go one step further

than what you've been taught.

Take the rest of the day off

and think about it.

Learn from your friend

Rick Carlson.

He got the bid?

He wasn't even

asked to

and he put together the most

aggressive proposal I received.

Listen, 134 million dollars.

discrepancy.

Now, when you have

a free-market trade,

you've got

two opposing sides.

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