Postal Page #2
Wrong.
[ keys clacking ]
What is
your biggest weakness?
Um, I'd say I work too hard.
Wrong.
How would you move a
mountain using only a spoon?
A spoon?
If you were in a box,
how would you think outside it?
Uh, it's --
well, if you're in a --
Wrong.
Last question --
What is
the difference between a duck?
And?
What the hell
is wrong with you people?!
A d-- a wh-- duck?
I don't --
I came here for a job, a job!
As far as I know, that job
has nothing to do with a
cocksucking, motherfucking duck!
[ keys clacking ]
Congratulations, pal.
You're
our leading candidate.
How does it feel?
[ keys clacking ]
It feels good.
No, no, no, no, no.
How's it feel?
How does it feel?
I mean, how does it feel
to put f***ing 15 heads
on that wall?
I'll tell you how it feels.
It feels f***ing great,
doesn't it?
F***ing great, like, unh,
unh, unh, unh, unh, unh...
So, I got it?
I got the job?
Oh, hell, no.
No, no, no.
This was just a like
a getting-to-know-you interview.
Oh, yeah, no, no, we have --
we have a couple of more -- 120.
Yeah, we have some, uh, more --
more candidates to talk to.
But hell of a start, though.
- Absolutely.
I'd like you to sing
[ up-tempo guitar music plays ]
# it's not a flag,
it's a company #
# a high-flying company #
# and it will cheerfully
work you to death #
# by the time you are old,
the pension is sold #
# and your cube
will be your casket #
# it's a company,
a high-flying company #
# now please get back to work #
We'll get back to you.
[ keys clacking ]
I hate this town.
[ Mark Polak's "Peace, Love,
and Harmony" plays ]
# ah, ah #
# ah, ah, ah, ah #
# follow the flower children #
# let them lead the way #
Brothers and sisters...
I am proud
to introduce to you the one.
Hold up your energies
for Uncle Dave!
Good group, good group.
Welcome to the Denomination
of Organic Monotheism.
I congratulate you all on taking
the first step to freedom
by completing
your training program.
Obviously, you've come
to the correct conclusion
that the American dream
is not a dream for you.
WOMAN:
That's right!In fact...
it is a nightmare...
yeah!
...a nightmare that soon
will be engulfed
in the all-encompassing flames
of God's damnation!
Yeah!
Pious people in the house,
say, "oh!"
- Oh!
- Oh! - Oh!
Who loves God?
We do!
- We do! - We do!
[ knock on door ]
RICHARD:
David?Huh?
Oh, yeah.
Initiation.
I love this part.
No, no, Richie, no, no,
this is...
this is just -- this
is just inner-sanctum stuff,
strictly ritualistic.
Uh, Uncle Dave, uh,
sorry to bother you,
but we've got some rather
important business.
[ grunts ]
The girls --
they need to go.
Oh!
Mm. Okay.
Children, it appears
has to, uh, commingle
our -- our energies.
Sweetie -- sweetie --
Let's go.
Come on, ladies, move.
[ pop! ]
DAVE:
There we go.WOMAN:
But I want more communion.- Wa-kah!
Oh, we'll do communion,
I promise.
It's my favorite meal
of the day.
RICHARD:
- That's nice.Now go.
- Oh, hello.
God bless it.
Ah, Richie, what the f*** is it?
What's the problem?
We're having something
[gasps]
of a cash-flow problem.
What the f***
you talking about, Richie?
Did you see all those recruits
out there today?
It's true.
Membership and donations
are at an all-time high,
and we got more tail running
around here than the --
than the Playboy Mansion,
but it's --
[ farts ]
Yeah? So?
Then what's the problem, Rich?
Well...
[ farts ]
...it's the IRS.
Yeah?
Well, what do they want?
Uh, it seems we haven't paid
So what, man?
I tried to explain,
of course,
that with our continued expectation
of the end of the world,
it's difficult
to justify contributing
to long-term programs like
Medicare or Social Security,
but, um...
[ farts ]
...apparently even
a selective tax payment
is not an option.
Oh, come on, Richie, you know
I don't like to micromanage.
What the f*** do we do
about this, all right?
Well...
- Huh?
What's your plan?
[ gagging ]
We pay them or, uh --
Ohh!
We pay them,
or everything is all over --
the weenie whacking,
the pantless parties,
the tacos, everything.
And you...
you go to jail.
So, how much do we owe?
Mm...
$1.3 million and 79 cents.
Oh, f***, Rich.
Oh, d-d-don't despair,
Uncle Dave.
When the government
slams the doors shut,
G-O-D always opens
a window.
Oh.
That's a beautifully
retarded sentiment, Richie.
Now, if you don't mind,
I'd like to be alone.
Well, if you need me,
I'm in the other room.
It seems
pretty unlikely, Rich.
Unfortunately, the supply of Krotchy
dolls can't meet the demand,
And parents and
children alike have been
lining up for weeks to
We'll be back in two minutes.
See you then.
# I prey on the innocent #
# tryin' to get a dollar
out of 15 cents #
Hey, yo, hi.
Come here.
Help me out with a few bucks.
Yeah, I -- I don't have
any money.
Come on.
Come on, I'm serious.
Come over here.
I need a few bucks to get a bus
to go see my kids.
I -- yo, I don't have --
sorry, I don't have any money.
- Hey, come here.
Come here.
I want to talk -- come here.
Get the f*** out of here.
I'm sick and tired
of people like you, you know?
You got a good job.
You got a big car.
You got everything,
and I got nothing.
Well, f*** you,
And f*** everybody
who even looks like you!
Get the f*** out of here!
I'll f***ing knock you out, pal.
# just to see how it feels #
GREG:
It's green.Look, you can make the light!
Hey!
[ horn honking ]
Oh.
You can make the light!
Come on, b*tch!
God damn.
She could have made
the f***ing light.
She forget her glass.
You say "glass"?
- Yes.
You say "glass," you
frankfurt-eating motherf***er?
I bought all these goddamn English CDs
For you
to say f***ing "glass"?
It's "glasses."
You f***ing foreigners
come over here,
and you f*** up
the language,
and this b*tch
is f***ing up the traffic!
Come down, Greg.
You f***ing calm down!
This flat-ass b*tch
comes over here,
she takes over
the convenience stores,
and they eat up
all our goddamn dogs!
Go and help her.
Come on.
WOMAN:
What's the holdup?!
You're right.
I'm trippin'.
I'll just get out of the car
and make sure she's doing okay.
She's an old lady.
[ sighs ]
I feel bad now.
[ woman shouts indistinctly ]
Hi.
The light is green.
The light is green.
You could have
went through the light.
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