Rampage Page #2
What do you mean? I took my
Bill, take the mask off.
I've got tons of cars in there,
and you're wasting
time on this van?
All right?
I already finished
Yeah, yeah. 3 cars?
Come on. Get in there.
Okay, the clock says work, work.
Okay, you should check
your clocks, though.
I don't think you should treat
your best worker like that, Jim.
Bill, just get in there and make
some money for us, okay?
How about a raise?
Yeah, Bill?
Why don't you f*** off?
Yeah, 9 bucks.
That's it, yeah. Right.
It's all prepped and ready.
The stresses from war
do not make a man do this.
What do you do when
the sun sets?
Gonne get down
when the sun sets.
Yeah!
Late.
Sorry, I'm late.
The funniest thing is that you
and this piece of sh*t--
only you would do a burn out
coming into a
sh*t hole like this.
Yeah, it's $300.
I know you've got to work for
Hey, I got you a present.
Why? What the f***, man?
Read up.
Listen, by the way, you've got
sent to my f***ing house, man.
Yes, these are
the last ones, man.
Yeah, but my dad
is getting pissed, okay?
And what the f*** is in this?
What did he say?
He was asking what it was.
What did you tell him?
To mind his own
f***ing business.
Good, good.
No one can know.
It's a surprise.
Piece of sh*t.
Watch your head.
F***. Yeah!
Let's go eat.
Do you really want
to f***ing eat
in this sh*t hole Chicken Den
piece of sh*t?
This is America, man.
This is what we eat, okay?
I love it.
Dude, Chicken Den?
Do you know what they do with
these animals?
It's all-American.
This is America, baby.
They sit in cages,
sitting in their sh*t all day.
You're such a f***ing prick.
How are you doing?
Welcome to Chicken Den.
How may I help you?
Give me...
Give me the 4-piece,
a 4-piece mixed meat.
Do you want the combo?
Combo.
F***.
A salad, a garden salad.
A 4-piece combo?
Hi, sorry.
A 4-piece combo, you said?
Yeah.
Yeah, okay.
You're just going to have salad?
Draw cartoon chickens
saying, "Eat me."
$10.70, please.
Yes, ma'am.
How is your day, love?
Perfect. How is yours?
Sunshine and rainbows.
A combo and a salad.
She seem a little bit pissed off?
Yeah.
Thank you.
High-five.
Don't leave me hanging.
This is a fresh, fresh salad.
I'll bet they went out and
picked it this morning.
That looks disgusting.
crawling all over it.
Dude, move this.
You're going to knock
it off the f***ing edge.
So tomorrow, 1:
00.Yeah. Tomorrow, 1:00.
Paintball, right?
No problems with work?
Dude, I've got to call in sick.
You haven't done that yet?
Well, dude, I have
to call it on the day.
I'm not going to
call today and say,
"Listen, tomorrow I'm not going
to be in, because I'm sick."
I talked to you about
this 2 weeks ago.
Yeah, I have to call in
tomorrow.
I said, you said--
Can I have the tray?
I took the day off work too.
We have to play.
Holy sh*t!
Crap!
Would you get me a napkin?
Like, she didn't even say
anything.
She didn't go, "I'm sorry."
No like, "I'm sorry."
Hi!
You brought napkins.
No, no. We'll probably need
like-- I don't know-- a mop.
Are you going to apologize?
I mean, you f***ing got
this sh*t all over us.
Look, I'm sorry.
I'm laughing because you got it
on him, and he's a prick.
Could you
get me more chicken,
because this is right
all over the place.
Yeah, I'll make that.
What's your problem?
I don't have a problem.
I'm sorry.
Is there something
wrong with you?
Look, I'll get
this replaced. That's fine.
She's upset with her life.
Jesus!
Can I get my money back?
Look, I'll get you more stuff,
but I'm not giving
you your money back.
I don't want more stuff.
I'm sorry I dumped stuff on you,
but I'll just have
it replaced, okay?
Lady!
It's okay.
Do you have a manager?
Hey, it's okay. It's all right.
Hold on. No, no, no.
Do you have a manager?
Don't worry about it. It's fine.
It will dry.
This is why I don't want to eat
in these f***ing places, man.
Look at this sh*t.
Dude, do you think that I like
having whatever-the-f*** this
kind of salad is,
this salad dressing,
extra ranch?
Is this quality service?
Hello? Hello?
Yeah, don't forget
the tray, right?
That's great. It's all clean.
Thank you.
Like, take this guy.
You see him walking
down the street?
Smile on his face.
He's got nice clothes on.
What's he doing? What do you
think he does?
I don't know. What's he do?
Maybe a banker.
He's delirious, though.
Maybe a travelling salesman?
He's delirious, why?
That guy helps to
wreck the economy.
He eats in Styrofoam
f***ing cups.
He's terrible, delirious.
That's not what the world needs.
What does the world need?
What kind of change?
Who is going to do it?
Dude, the problem is--
As one person,
what could you do?
--that this f***ing world grows
by like 70 million people a year.
That's the problem.
There's too many people.
And so our natural resources
are running out.
And no one, and no one--
look, we have trains.
We have-- we have cars,
tons of cars
that are just burning up gas and
making this place disgusting.
We've got a hole in the ozone.
Blah, blah, blah.
You have chicken that looks
like-- yeah, of course, man.
It's just disgusting.
That's all.
It's just absolutely
f***ing sick.
It makes me just sick.
But what are you supposed
to do, stop living?
There's 2 kinds of people--
leavers and takers.
And the leavers coexist.
We need people that coexist.
And the takers is the
society of the world.
The takers is the
people that f***ing--
that just, like, drive
Ferraris not caring.
Because people
have to make money.
No, people don't
have to make money.
People have to make money.
That's the thing. That's what
I'm talking about, man.
People don't have to.
That's the thing that society
drills in your head
over and over and over since
you've been f***ing 5-years-old
that you have to have
a big bank account.
You have to make a lot of money.
You have to have a fast car.
It makes life a lot easier,
doesn't it?
Dude, but what happens--
Would you want to be poor?
Do you want to be poor?
Do you want to have no money?
You keep going down this road.
Do you know where it's going?
So you just think just keep
going down the reckless path,
just f***ing-- pile straight
ahead, because there's no--
We're all just f***ed.
What's the point?
That's the most pessimistic
point of view
I've ever heard in my life.
You're a prodigy of the world,
my son, a prodigy of the world.
You're all talk, buddy.
You're all talk.
Snap.
All talk?
That's helping. I stood on my
feet all day today.
Not to change the subject,
but when is dinner?
No-- hi.
Hey, hey, hey.
Yeah?
No phone call?
Sorry.
Where have you been?
What are you guys doing?
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