Small Apartments Page #6
We should check on him.
Come here, boy.
Yeah. What?
I don't want this.
You got him?
Yeah. Hold on.
Mr. Allspice?
It's Burt Walnut.
Mr. Allspice?
Mr. Allspice?
Hey, Burt.
Mr. Allspice?
Mr. Allspice?
He's dead.
It looks like he decided to
take every pill in the apartment.
This one's for foot fungus.
Yeah, he was a sad guy.
He all right?
No. He's dead.
Hey, we got a lead on that
missing vehicle. We gotta go.
Where's the dog?
I stuck him in the other room.
Hey, you guys will call this in,
right? I'll stay here for the EMT.
Come on.
The f***ing dog
pissed on my shoe.
Like my name's Dirty Harry.
Yo, man.
Oh, sh*t, man!
All right.
You got it?
Be down in a minute.
Hey, Dan?
Yeah?
Let me ask you something.
Why do you put
so much effort into saving
a life that you
know is already over?
I mean,
why do you do that?
I mean, nothing's
over until it's over.
Yeah, but this was over.
This guy was dead.
Nah...
I mean, the way I see it...
It ain't over until I quit.
If I try everything I got and
nothing works, then all right.
Then it's over.
But...
You gotta try.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, I do.
All right, lock it up.
See ya.
Take it easy, Burt.
It's all bullshit.
It's all bullshit.
It's all bullshit.
That's not bullshit.
Walnut.
You were right.
About what?
We located Olivetti's Ford
truck and guess what?
We definitely have found our
perpetrators. Couple of real mooks.
Wait, hold on.
Same caliber as the slugs found
in the convenience store homicide.
The vehicle is registered
to Albert Olivetti.
Great.
Maybe now you can stand down
on that merkin angle, huh?
Check.
So these are the guys, Burt. We've
got 'em driving the landlord's truck,
and they used his weapon to commit
the convenience store homicide.
It's a slam dunk. I'll call
you back with the details.
You two fuckholes are in
a shitload of trouble.
Hello?
Hello, Mr. Allspice.
This is Franklin Franklin,
your neighbor.
Franklin. Hello, Franklin.
Wait.
You're not Mr. Allspice.
No, my name is Burt.
I'm a friend of Mr. Allspice.
A friend?
Allspice has a friend?
Yeah, I...
I came by to visit him.
He went out to get some chicken
fried rice for the two of us.
You know, for a change.
Can you relay
a message to him?
I would really appreciate it
if he would look after my dog.
Tell him my door is unlocked.
His food is on the...
Franklin, why don't you tell me
where you are, and I can
bring your dog to you?
His food is on the floor
and he eats twice a day.
Look, I know Mr. Allspice
really hates my alphorn,
but I don't think he has
anything against my dog...
Franklin, I would really like
to get some contact information.
I mean, what if something
happens to the dog?
You'd like to know,
wouldn't you?
Franklin?
Franklin?
Franklin?
I'm here.
I'm sorry to be
the one to bring you some
bad news, but your landlord,
Mr. Olivetti,
was murdered.
But, Franklin,
they caught the two
guys who killed him.
Two young punks
driving around in
Olivetti's truck.
They thought that they could get
away with it. Can you imagine that?
And from what I hear,
this Olivetti was a bad guy.
Some might say that
he had it coming to him.
Do you understand what
I'm saying to you, Franklin?
I'm hanging up now.
Franklin, no, Franklin. Wait,
I have one last question.
I'm here.
What's the dog's name?
Bernard.
His name is Bernard.
Enjoy the Alps.
Franklin,
what are we so scared of?
You only get one
shot at this life.
There are no do-overs.
Time wasted is time lost.
The past is a ghost,
the future a dream.
There is only right now.
We need to forgive
each other, Franklin.
Forgive and keep
moving forward,
because we're all so
ridiculously imperfect.
And we need to find
a place we call home.
A place where we know
we're loved and we feel safe.
I see it all so clearly now.
It doesn't matter if you
live in a small apartment
or some big mansion
on a hill.
It doesn't matter if you live
in a mental institution
or on some sunny
beach in St. Croix.
It's all in your mind.
Every moment of your life
is what you make it.
Pain,
love,
fear,
happiness.
You choose to
feel each of them.
So choose to be happy,
Franklin.
Choose to be happy.
Because happiness
is a state of mind.
Come on, Bernard.
All right, come on.
I got a dog.
Ahh!
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