Sins of Our Youth Page #2
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with that sh*t.
We all did this.
- Sh*t.
- Wait, how did he get here?
- Why?
- Because, if someone
dropped him off like his mom
or something then they
would had know he...
Sh*t!
He rode his bike here.
- Do we have any herb?
- Yeah.
- When did you
f***ers start smoking?
- A couple weeks ago?
- Yeah, well.
That sh*t will kill you.
- Chill dude.
It's just pot, I think we got
- Fine, whatever.
Let's just stay focused, please.
I say we...
We drive all night and
bury him somewhere far.
- We can't do that.
I mean, they always
find the body.
- Sh*t's strong.
- Nah dude, it's just swag.
It's weak, it means it's weak.
- Oh.
I feel like such a Johnson.
- What the hell are you doing?
- It's hot, I need some air.
That's much better.
- Are you insane?
- What?
- Suppose someone walks by
talking about a body,
some suspicion, dumb ass?
- We live in the
middle of nowhere.
Who do you think is gonna hear?
- I'm talking precautions.
- Precautions?
It's a little late for
that, don't you think?
- David.
I think we should
hear Tyler out.
- Like I have a choice.
- What I'm trying to say is
we have to get rid of him.
- No, we can't do that.
- Why not?
- Because they
always find the body.
- What the hell
is he talking about?
- TV, bro.
Don't you ever
watch that cop sh*t?
Like, they always find the body,
they got the radar
and technology sh*t...
- Is that his phone?
Sh*t!
Oh, sh*t.
- Who was that?
- Dude, it was his mom.
Don't those things have
like trackers or something?
- No, idiot.
I'm gonna go take a piss.
- It's hot, I'm
opening that window.
- Dude.
Tyler just said not to.
- Is he the boss of us or
am I missing something?
- Stop being such
a f***ing problem.
- Am I being a problem?
- He means we just need
to chill right now, okay?
- Chill?
Are you on his side?
- I'm not on anybody's
side, we just need to chill.
- You want a crack at this?
Carlo?
Scott?
- Drive Carlo home.
- Right now?
- It's two in the morning.
We have school in five hours.
- Oh, sh*t.
- We just need to
get through tomorrow
and we'll take care of
the rest on the weekend.
- That's a good idea.
- Someone cover his
body up with something, please.
- You do it.
- Carlo.
That's better.
- When'd you become
such a douche?
- You cool to drive?
- Yeah, come on.
- David.
Wake up.
I made breakfast.
Audrey riding with
us this morning?
- Yes.
Act normal.
- Wait, shouldn't we
be going to the police?
- No, we'll talk
about it tonight.
- Come on, this is insane.
- I said we'll talk
about it tonight.
Coming!
Don't forget to tell
Audrey happy birthday.
- You're unreal.
- You forget to eat dinner
last night or something?
- Since when was it
cool to talk about
a girl's eating habits?
- Eating habits?
- Yeah.
- Just chill with
the drama, okay?
I'm still waking up.
- I'll see you in homeroom.
- Where are you going?
- What?
- I'll show you
when I have them.
I told you to meet me
after school off campus.
- I gotta work.
- You got a job?
- Even I could salt fries.
- That's good.
- You proud?
- Sure.
- Say it.
Tell me you're
finally proud of me.
- Can I see the flyers?
- Maybe.
- Fine, I'm proud.
- Thanks, babe.
- So...
- Oh.
My boy Anthony hooked
us up with those.
So thank him when you see him.
- Thanks.
- Wait.
- Yeah?
No, you can't, no.
Okay, stop.
I got it.
- Got what?
- Tomorrow, I got the
place after it closes.
Handing out the flyers today.
- Roller Skate Rave.
- You think it's
stupid, don't you?
- Look.
Don't freak out.
- You think it's stupid,
it's okay you could say it.
- No, I don't.
I think it's cool.
- Really?
- For sure.
It's just that I don't think
I'm gonna be able to make it.
- It's my birthday.
- I know, I know,
and I'm gonna try.
I will, I just don't...
- You're such an a**hole.
- Don't freak out, please.
I told you I'm busy.
- I'm not freaking out.
- Didn't you just eat breakfast?
- What'd I miss?
- Nothing, we have a sub.
Mrs. Holland didn't
leave any work so
she put the TV on.
- It's
completely unnecessary, Stacy.
- But why oppose this?
- They're talking about guns?
- Yeah.
- Awesome.
- Always have been,
have a gun myself.
What I think we
really need to do
is to have a conversation
about our culture of violence
in this country.
Does it begin and end with guns?
I don't think so.
You see, owning a gun does
not mean you use that gun
to commit a violent crime.
In fact, many statistics
show that most people
who own a gun do not
commit a violent crime.
- Are you okay?
- Yeah, I just wish they'd
change this damn channel.
- Some would argue
that mass shootings...
- Now let me stop
you right there.
I think we need to focus
on identifying, diagnosing,
and ultimately finding help
for people with mental illness.
- So what you're saying is
that we should be able to
legally obtain any
and all firearms
no matter what the size?
- That's exactly
what I'm saying.
Guns don't kill people,
people kill people.
Have defended their house
successfully against a break in.
- Where do you
think you're going?
- What the hell?
- I can't believe
you're not coming.
- I told you I can't.
- Just cause Rich helped
me with the flyers?
- What?
- Isn't that why
you're really upset?
- When did you see Rich?
- Who cares?
- He's your ex, why do you
have to see him so much?
- At least he can make my party.
- Whatever.
- What are you doing?
- Inviting more
people to the party.
- It's overkill already.
You got your cousin to DJ,
everybody's gonna
come regardless.
- I know, but still.
- I'm surprised you
want a big thing anyway.
- What do you mean?
- I'm just saying, how
many girls are lucky
to have a guy like Tyler?
He probably doesn't want
to come to your party
cause he wanted to do
something more romantic.
- And
you're speaking from experience?
Please girl.
- You really think?
- Yeah, and no offense but...
If you keep acting like
you're not interested,
he could lose interest.
- Oh my God.
- I just wanted one
last time to party
before life gets busy, you know?
- He's still not answering.
Should I try again?
- Leave Scott alone.
- It's already suspicious.
We're already suspicious.
Why have we waited this long?
- One more hour isn't
gonna mean sh*t.
- What exactly are
we gonna say to them again?
- The truth.
We're gonna tell them
exactly how it happened.
- Right.
- You do realize they're gonna
figure it out anyway, right?
- I guess.
- And when they do, any
credibility we have is lost.
Which is why we're going
tonight, get what I mean?
- Yeah, yeah man.
- He's still not calling.
- He'll be here.
- Or not.
What if he panicked
and skipped town?
Or turned himself in,
that could make it worse
for all of us.
- He was acting
a little strange today.
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