Qwerty Page #2
Definitely better than your
underwear. Wait!
Wait a minute! Goddammit,
I work here!
Where's the sneezing woman?
Come on guys! Come on.
This is ridiculous!
Come on! I work here nights!
Causing a scene like that
Freedom of speech, man.
Who's in charge here?
help you with, miss?
- I demand you release this man!
- [BOTH]:
Excuse me?I'm a paying customer. I bought
all kinds of crap here today...
- and this man...
- I saved her life.
- Mm-hmm. When I... when I was...
- B-because of all the... cologne!
- Perfume!
- Evil perfume b*tch!
- She sprayed me.
Right in her face!
- And I'm allergic
and I kept sneezing.
- Cologne and perfume
are the same thing!
- It was horrible!
- She could sue.
But this man, he was the
only one to help me.
- Miss, he tried to cause a riot
in men's underwear.
I should have him arrested.
- What!?
- $55 for underwear?
- No ass is worth that much!
- I agree.
- Go away, you're fired.
- Fired?
Fired. Now leave. Both of you.
I don't want either one of you
in my store again.
Oh. And, Marty.
- I don't normally do this.
- What're you gonna do?
- No, I mean I don't normally do
what I did back there.
I'm not about to do anything.
Oh.
Well, this is my stop.
This is where I... take the bus.
Okay. Okay.
Thanks again.
Sure. Yeah.
See you around.
Okay.
- Hey, you hungry?
- Yes!
- 'Cause I could eat.
- Sounds great.
I'm Zoe Rezillo.
I'm Marty Huckhound.
Nice to meet you,
Marty Huckhound.
said, "Screw you,"
you wouldn't let me?
No, too offensive.
Plus too many letters.
I don't have a car anyways.
People try stuff
all the time and
the obvious stuff,
but it's up to me
to catch the rest.
- Did you go to
college for that?
No, I was standing in line
once at the DMV
and this guy in front of me
was trying to get a dirty plate.
So, you um, ratted some guy out?
No. His plate said 4-K-U.
You know, fork you...
and I was complementing him and
then the supervisor came over
and handed me the job
on the spot.
Wow. That's impressive.
People used to make fun of me
for playing Scrabble
all the time.
What's the dirtiest,
filthiest thing
anybody has ever
wanted on a plate?
I have to write it out for you.
- Okay.
- Okay.
I don't get it.
Okay. Get rid of the space.
And then picture
how the 5's can look like S's.
Oh. Ass-orgy. That is filthy.
Oh. You wanna see
something cool?
Is it cooler than ass-orgy?
[LAUGHING]
I'll show you what
your name spells.
Okay. That's Marty Huckhound.
Dormant. Yuck. Huh.
Dormant yuck?
Okay. Wait. Hang on.
A mucky hord hunt.
A mucky thud horn.
Okay. Wait. No. Don't go away.
Got it.
Had mucky no hurt.
What the hell is that
supposed to mean?
I don't know, but Mucky is my
new name for you.
You're real smart, huh?
Only with words and letters
and stuff.
Nothing terribly useful.
No. I'm useless.
I can only curse
in one goddamn language.
But you do it so well.
Wow. This is kind of dangerous.
I love it here.
Especially in the winter when
it's covered in ice
and the
water is practically black.
It's dark and eerie,
but in a really beautiful way.
You know, if you slip and fall,
even in March,
you're pretty much dead.
you, they'll die too.
Every now and then though,
you hear these stories
about kids
who fall in for like
twenty minutes...
...and they end up living,
because their body temperature's
have lowered so much...
they're in like a zen
state or something.
Does that work on adults, too?
I don't think so.
I think they know too much.
I remember the first time I came
here when I was a teenager.
Yeah, I know that feeling.
Well, here's my car.
You don't have a
personalized plate.
Nah. I couldn't think of
anything good to say.
- I have to work tomorrow. So...
- Well, I got this bus...
[LAUGHS]
- Well you can give me your...
- I don't have a phone.
Well, I... I could
give you mine...
and you could use a pay phone.
- Yeah!
- Okay. Hold on. Here,
I'll write it down.
Okay.
- That's me. Zoe.
- Okay.
Ah, there's my
cell phone number.
And my cell doesn't have
reception at home.
So, just call this number
and that's my email.
Mmhmm.
Well, thanks for having
lunch with me.
Yea... Yeah. Sure. And...
thanks for the whole
getting me fired thing.
Yeah. Sure. Anytime.
Great.
So...
Call her, Marty.
Jesus wants you to.
Jesus also wants you to leave
your door unlocked tonight
so he and I can crash
at your place.
What're you guys doing
this weekend?
There's a concert on Saturday.
Wanna come?
[LAUGHTER]
You're so funny.
Well, then I went looking up at
the sky and then... Bam.
[LAUGHTER CONTINUES]
Just a little joke there, but...
[MURMURING]
- Oh. Hi.
- Hi!
Mucky.
- Hey there.
- What're you doing here?
Um. I'm horse sh*t on the phone.
Oh so you just decided to
come by my work?
Yeah... I'm not stalking
you or anything.
No. It's ok.
My grandma once told me that my
grandpa used to stalk her,
but back then it was
called courtship.
Yeah. O-okay.
So, how long have you been here?
Long enough to realize I don't
like your co-workers very much.
Yeah. I don't like
them much either.
- Like, that guy.
- That's Ken.
Ken's an a**hole.
It's hard to believe
there hasn't been
an office shooting, yet.
"Hi. I'm Ken."
"I like it when people
jerk on my tie."
"I like to sleep with my
friends' pregnant wives
when they're out of town."
"Suckle from their swelling
teets." [LAUGHS]
"I keep jars of STD's in my
fridge.
I have eighteen rare
strains of chlamydia."
"Hahahahaha."
That guy makes fun of
me all the time.
I kind of wish he'd just curl up
and die and go to hell.
[LAUGHTER]
Well,
I'm sorry you missed my lunch.
We could've sat out here
and looked at the clouds
or something.
I like to do that sometimes.
Oh man.
You're one of those people
who see stuff in clouds like...
kittens and bunnies and
president's heads and sh*t, huh?
One of those people? Mucky,
everyone sees stuff in clouds.
I don't.
Never?
No. Never.
Well, you should try sometime.
No.
Okay.
We should go to dinner
tomorrow night.
We should?
Yeah. Why don't you come over to
my place at seven?
And we'll eat.
At a restaurant... together.
Doesn't that sound nice?
Yeah. Nice.
Well...
...sh*t.
[DOORBELL]
Hi, Mucky.
Wow. You look really nice.
Thank you. You look...
Really, really nice.
Thank you.
I was gonna get you flowers,
but all the ones I could afford
looked like sh*t.
And then I remembered the
sneezing thing.
Yeah. Flowers are bad.
Balloons are great.
You're not allergic to latex,
are you?
No. I love it.
The balloon, I mean.
I have a coupon. So, you might
as well look at your menu.
I'm gonna get a goddam job soon,
you know?
I know.
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