Solo quiero caminar (I Only Want to Walk) Page #2
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Can you please eat with me, mom?
In a minute.
All day in the kitchen and she
can't even have breakfast with me.
Enjoy.
Remember the Koreans.
And take my nephew,
he might learn something.
Now what?
I'm going with you.
Cayuco, charge this for me.
You wanted to speak to me?
Yes.
I wanted to ask
for 2 days leave.
My son is ill,
I don't know what's wrong.
Very well, 2 days.
- I hope he gets better.
- Thank you.
As soon as Aurora gets here,
you'll rest, I promise.
Goodbye, sweetheart.
Goodbye.
Turk.
- Turk!
- Yes?
- Take her to her hotel.
- Yes.
Listen, Gloria,
don't get angry, I know
you've thought it all out,
but why don't we do it
all at once?
We can't,
there's lots of them.
We can't take them all on.
Before we strike
we have to deci...
What's that word?
It's what the Romans did.
- Decimate them.
- That's it.
Decimate them.
This is for the car.
- Hey, gorgeous!
- You're hot stuff!
- Afternoon.
- Hello.
This is for Roberto,
a friend of mine here.
Be careful.
Yes.
Don't be angry with me.
I know I promised you,
but they'll look after my son.
They're my comrades.
Gloria Duque sent me.
- It was nice, wasn't it?
- Yeah.
What about
the film you mentioned?
Yeah, it's here.
I'll give it to you.
"The Wild Bunch".
It's a neat title.
You know what, Coyuco?
Talk to the a**holes
at the airport.
- Again?
- Yeah, again.
I need a list of all the passengers
arriving on all flights from Spain.
When you see
an Aurora Rodrguez, tell me.
"Male Models". Tell me, dear,
what can I do for you?
I'm Aurora.
Send me one at 7:00.
The teacher put me in
for the essay competition.
- Really? What did you write?
- Nothing.
What do you mean?
You have to be prepared, Juan.
And if you're going to bullfight,
stand up straight.
Like that.
The money's on the table.
He asked if you're the one
they call Babyface.
Yes, that's what they call me.
Mr. Hoan says that
he admires your work
and that you don't seem a f*ggot
like your companions.
Tell him he doesn't seem as big
a f*ggot as they say out there.
Nor do his sons.
I brought him a gift.
Thank you, Turk.
He says thank you,
he likes it very much.
He asks if it's French.
Yes, I believe it is.
He thinks that
when French women talk
they seem to be naked.
What do you think?
He's quite right.
It's a pity they're so far away.
He wants you to tell your partners
he approves of the deal,
but he wants
to see the money first.
It's done.
We're being robbed.
Who by?
Your wife's pal.
Those Spanish b*tches have
given me nothing but problems.
Fetch her.
- I've finished.
- Let's hear it.
"A very rich man
lived in a big house.
One stormy night, they found
the man dead in the library.
He'd been poisoned.
Inspector Fernndez investigated.
The poison had been
injected into his neck.
No laboratory could say
what kind of poison it was.
His son,
disappointed with the police,
wanted to solve the mystery.
He decided to spend the night
in the library
and sit in the same chair
where his father was found dead.
The next day,
a servant found him dead.
Poisoned.
Then, the younger daughter,
Paloma,
decided to continue
with the investigation."
- What do you think?
- It's very good,
but who poisoned them?
I don't know,
but I'll think of something.
Put your hand on the table.
If you want, you can leave.
No, I'll stay.
Take it easy.
Let's move.
What is this?
What in hell is this?
Is that how you iron?
Iron them again,
they have to look like new.
They're Orientals,
they like things to be perfect.
Orientals, gentlemen.
Remember that, Orientals.
Perfectionists,
not like you bastards.
GRAND FANCY:
DRESS PARTY:
Cayuco, how do you think they look?
Well,
they look interesting.
They're too much.
I wouldn't worry,
after all, they're just women.
These ones are Spanish.
I think that if things get rough
these are worse than action men.
Angels are coming to earth.
OUT OF ORDER:
Hello.
Yeah.
Hey, what's up?
Nothing, I'm here.
What a hangover.
Yeah, she's a friend
of my cousin's old lady.
Sure, man. So long.
Do you know who I am?
I can imagine.
Are you alone?
Yes.
Give me all the information you can
about Aurora Rodrguez.
When she come in, goes out,
who calls her... Everything.
Yes, sir.
Don't be nervous.
Send one to the Viceroy Hotel.
Room 114.
Ask for Aurora Rodrguez.
Make it soon.
A guy is going to come
asking for her.
Give him this
and tell him to go home.
Yes, sir.
What do I owe you?
Nothing.
Nothing?
Nice bit of work, huh?
Wait...
Call Gabriel.
Call Gabriel!
I told you to be punctual.
Were you playing
with the cape?
No.
Say goodbye to your Aunt Ana.
I'm embarrassed.
You're embarrassed?
You weren't when she gave you
pocket money.
- It's not the same.
- "It's not the same."
Go on.
Say goodbye to her.
Goodbye, Aunt Ana.
Here.
Remember to give them
to your Aunt Aurora.
And wait until I get there.
Look,
we've got it.
Are you sure?
She arrived yesterday.
Ana talked about her.
A bit odd, right?
She's a looker.
A bit old for me,
but she's not bad.
We have to get back
that hard disk.
I've got everything there.
Transactions, dates, contacts,
everything.
If we don't get it back,
it'll be the longest suicide note
in f***ing history.
- Why did they do it?
- Come on.
What?
- Revenge.
- For what?
- You killed one of them.
- I didn't, it was an accident.
- Sure.
- It was an accident.
I don't think it's for revenge.
They're old.
Right?
They're whores, if you pay them
and f*** them well, you're OK.
Not with these ones.
They're blood sisters.
Blood sisters?
Give me a break.
Are we still at f***ing school?
If only we were.
If only we were.
- Hello, love.
- Hello, Aunt Aurora.
What's up, Cayuco?
Why the long face?
I'm worried.
She's one of those women
who turn boys into men
and men into boys.
So be careful.
You can be such a sucker.
- What's she like in bed?
- She's still young.
And she won't have time to learn.
F***!
So she wasn't what you wanted.
None of them is.
Except your wife.
Yeah, so they say.
What did she say?
- Go f*** yourself.
- She said that?
I thought she said:
"David, my love, you f***
so well, you're the best."
"You've got such a big dick."
"Here, look at this film
while I rob you."
Don't talk crap!
They're here.
A spider.
- A spider?
- Yeah, a spider.
The father travels a lot,
he's very rich,
and on a trip to the Amazon
he brought back a baby
poisonous spider in his boot.
- The baby grew and then Paloma...
- A spider.
That's terrific.
But not an ordinary spider,
a mutant one, like "Spiderman".
That's why they couldn't
identify the poison.
They'll sh*t themselves.
I'm bound to win.
If you do, you have
The spider was my idea,
remember that.
I have to go.
Finish writing it,
and don't move
till your mother comes.
Give me the keys.
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