Taking Chances Page #2
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- 2009
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was that our future lies here...
Ah.
With your village.
Or your neighbor... the
village you call Sulfur Falls,
across the mountain.
The eagle is cautious.
Uh, we don't understand.
What don't you understand?
Bureau of Indian Affairs,
recognition of the Alguanqua Tribe,
Federal Indian
Gaming Commission license...
and a $20 million
equity agreement.
Our casino will save
your dying town.
So don't talk to us
of the standard deal.
The standard deal blows.
You have 24 hours
to make an honorable offer,
or we go across the mountain
to Sulfur Falls.
I have chosen my gift.
- What just happened here?
- Well, we got ambushed.
So you're telling me now we're in competition
with those hicks over in Sulfur Falls?
"F" that sh*t.
We weren't prepared.
We're gonna be.
I don't think he saw
an eagle in this area.
Yeah, I thought
they were into hawks.
This Indian sh*t...
that got really
"Indiany" in here.
He might have seen
an osprey.
They were talkin' about
a dream, you F-holes.
Oh, hey. Hello.
You work at Long John Silver's?
Uh, oh, no.
No. I work at
the Battlefield Museum.
I'm, uh...
I'm the manager there.
Slash,
you know, senior curator.
- Oh.
- Uh, what about you? What... What's your...
"ocupado"?
Oh, just freelance.
- Freelance what?
- Just freelance.
No, but, like, freelance...
Just freelance.
Just freelance.
Good old freelance.
That's cool.
I like your bike.
Oh. Yeah. L... I let my
dad borrow my car today.
I usually travel
on four wheels.
This is my dad's.
Oh, yeah?
- Mm-hmm. Maybe they
could carpool. -
- Right? It'd be environmental.
- That's all the rage these days.
Very green.
Did you, uh,
lose the keys, or you...
No.
No, because...
Did you try the other door?
Were you watching me?
No.
No, I was... I...
I was comin'... No.
I was just drivin'
down the hill. L...
All right. I mean, I
saw you for a while.
Yeah, just try that.
Maybe sometimes... Ah.
There you go.
You're clever.
Thanks.
Can you double me on that?
Um,
it's not technically a bike
built for two.
It's built for one.
Seat's a little warm.
That's all right.
Okay.
You okay?
Mm-hmm.
Go. Go.
What?
Keep goin'.
Keep goin'.
Okay.
Okay. You okay?
Yeah.
Whoo!
Say, do you, uh,
want to have a beer?
Yes.
My dad slinked off
with this woman last year.
We were living in Sulfur Falls.
He just disappeared
in the middle of the night.
Just like that.
Nobody's seen him since.
I decided to move here.
You know, fresh start.
Yeah. And then, bam,
I spot his car here.
So, naturally,
you had to blow it up.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
That was just so he knows...
I know he's around,
somewhere.
That was my message
to him tonight.
Loud and clear.
Mm-hmm.
He's got something of
mine. I want it back. What?
A necklace.
Is it made out of, like,
the bones of Jesus?
Jesus.
It was my great-grandmother's, then
my grandmother's, then my mother's.
Now it's supposed to be mine.
So, do...
So, do you miss him?
That's personal.
I'm sorry. L...
That's... I shouldn't have.
No.
I don't.
Yeah, I do.
My mom died, like,
four years ago now.
- Oh, my God. I'm so sorry.
- Can I call you?
Sure. You can call me,
but...
if I don't answer, you
won't take that personally.
Chances are
I probably would.
An honest man.
I mean, the head of the Chamber of Commerce
canceling a meeting like that at the last second.
It's not cool. I know he's your
dad and all, but it's not cool.
Nice.
So, uh, who's this girl?
Lucy something.
That's all I know.
Lucy?
Yeah.
Lucy, Lucy, Lucy, Lucy, Lucy.
Wait. Kind of weird
but kind of hot?
Implications of something
dirty and awesome goin' on?
Yeah. You know her?
Dude, Lucy Spanks.
She was living in Sulfur Falls.
- My cousin Slinky at the, uh...
- Slinky?
Dude, he tried
everything on her.
No dice. Her knees are glued
together extra-virgin style.
Slinky'd say
that nobody's hit it.
Ever.
I'm gonna ask her out.
- No, no, no, no, no, no. What?
- Yeah.
- No, dude. Don't bother.
- Why?
Dude, just 'cause she looks like a
slut, doesn't mean that she is a slut.
And right now, you and I...
we need sluts.
That's my opinion.
Oh, hey. I got some
other news for you. What?
Dude, we're gettin' a casino.
Here?
Yeah.
This dipshit town's
about to win the lottery.
Everything's gonna change.
No way.
No way.
All right, dude. You don't have to believe
me, but my dad heard it from the mayor, so...
Okay. This is like the time the
Olympics were gonna come here.
The Winter Olympics.
Or what about...
when they were gonna move the Eiffel
Tower from Paris to Patriotville?
- That was true.
- Or Disneyland was gonna move in?
- Disneyland... they're still working on
the plans. - I don't believe a word of it.
- Are you kidding me?
- You don't have to believe me,
but my dad said
it's a done deal.
They don't... They don't get it. They don't
understand that our point of difference...
for the vacationing public is...
i-is our place in history.
They move some casino in here... some crap-ass
casino... it's gonna change the whole thing.
It's gonna ruin it all. We're gonna be like every
other sleazy casino town. They can't do that.
Maybe the town
would rather be rich...
than have a rich history.
I'll pretend like
you didn't even say that.
Dude, I heard one more thing. What?
One of the places that they were
talking about building the casino...
Yeah? Where?
At the...
At the battlefield,
where you work.
Come on.
Chief!
Here.
Christ.
I have an office, you know.
Corn comforts me.
Yeah.
Look, uh, I'm a bottom line guy.
Okay? Like yourself...
what makes us leaders.
Yeah. We're gonna, uh,
expand the acreage offer...
and enhance
all the financial terms.
And...
We're gonna make the lease
a dollar a year. Okay?
We're basically
gonna give it to ya.
These are the same wind-filled
promises of your rival.
Surely you can think of offerings
that would prove your worthiness.
There is a river
in our legend history.
The mighty Alguanqua.
There is no stronger
river anywhere,
because, in this river,
The both ways river.
Yeah, can I get
back to you on that?
- Hello?
- Hey. Uh, it's Chase.
Hey. I have
a question for you.
Okay.
If you answer correctly,
you can ask me out.
If you want.
Do you want to ask me out?
Is that... Is that the question?
Do I want to ask you out? No.
That's the follow-up question to the
first question, if you get it right.
what's the answer?
Uh... What? No. No.
Sorry. You have to ask
I forgot it.
I lost the upper hand,
didn't I?
Oh, well. Don't get too confident.
I am much more
complicated than I look.
Are you at
Long John Silver's?
Yeah.
I actually am.
You want to come over?
# She cries, she lies she
drives me wild but I love her #
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