The Adventures of Beatle Page #2
- Year:
- 2015
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- Don't say it!
Let's not get distracted
from the matter at hand.
Why do you insist on this fantasy
of being an assassin?
- It's not a fantasy. It's true.
- No. It's not.
Personally, I think an assassin
sounds better than a tow truck driver.
So now you're admitting to being
an assassin? Which is it?
You tell me.
Next.
I'm back. And I have cash now.
[TYPING]
Eight hundred nineteen dollars,
twenty-three cents.
Sh*t.
The meter...
I had to... I had to pay the meter
I must have miscalculated. I...
This is all the money I have in the
world, I had to borrow it to pay this.
So you have to pay the whole thing.
Are you serious? It's ten cents.
Sorry. You have to pay the whole thing.
You're not sorry.
Are you, you certainly should be.
But you're not. Not at all are you?
- No.
- Sh*t!
[COUGHS] Next.
No. Is this funny,
you think this is funny?
You think it's funny that my car has a gaudy
hunk of orange metal on it right now,
and the only way for me
to get it off before it gets towed
is to borrow $819 from a man
for the rest of my natural life?
You think it's funny that I got here
first thing this morning?
only to have you to tell me
I have to have cash, when I called
before to make sure you take checks
and I was told that you do.
Is there some sort of humor in the fact
that it's now almost
four o'clock in the afternoon
and for all I know you've towed my
f***ing car already,
and you can't help me out
with ten f***ing cents.
to you goddamn highway robber.
Where's the f***ing punchline, a**hole?
Because I'm obviously
not too quick on the pickup today.
[EXHALES]
No.
Sorry, you have to pay the whole thing.
Does anyone have a dime I can borrow?
It doesn't have to be a dime, um...
Two nickles?
- [MAN COUGHS]
- Nickle and five pennies?
- Anybody? Please?
- MAN:
Sorry.Here, senorita.
- De nada.
Look, I'll grant you, I do enjoy
a little artistic flare here and there.
It helps me fill in the occasional gap,
you know what I mean?
it makes things more interesting.
For example, the DMV may have
been a bit more like...
Seriously, we don't take checks.
As opposed to my version,
which you have to admit
is far more entertaining, right?
Here you are, picking up a payment.
- Payment for what?
- For a hit, of course.
- Oh, because I'm an assassin.
- Well, aren't you?
What does the evidence say?
You know, that park has had
security surveillance cameras
in operation for over a decade?
And they take a shot every 45 seconds.
Oh, and please if you will,
Beatle, note the time stamp right there.
You've got to f***ing
love those things, right?
They're absolutely incredible
at placing a certain individual
in a certain spot, at a certain time,
Doing a certain thing.
And in some cases,
committing a certain crime.
- It's certainly detailed.
- Yeah.
So while I may be guilty of peppering in
a little artistic flare here and there.
The one thing that you can be sure of
is that where the facts are concerned,
I absolutely have all the evidence
I need to take this to a court of law.
Care to explain this receipt to me?
I'll tell you what I think happened.
Kyle's car breaks down
and he calls a towing company.
You. You show up, you see
he's giving her a hard time.
He's got his hands around her neck,
and he's strangling her.
So you decide to knock him out, right.
What did you use? A tire iron, a wrench?
Come on, Beatle, am I getting warm?
Beatle Boyin Towing/Assassination?
You the mighty assassin, you bust up Kyle,
and you whisk away
your damsel in distress, Athena.
I've got to be getting
warm now, right, Beatle?
I don't know.
- You know what I think, Beatle?
- What?
I think you were sweet on Athena.
So, uh, how much do you charge?
- Depends.
- On what?
On what you're looking for.
I give a discount for child molesters,
wife beaters, the occasional pimp.
Also, you have to factor in travel,
method of execution, risk...
yada, yada, yada.
- What about me?
- What about you?
How much for you to kill me?
- You ever mess with a kid?
- No.
This should answer
You put this in writing?
Yeah, how else are you going to know
what you get yourself in to?
What if you get caught?
Are you afraid they'll find this?
Well, if I get caught then it
So, Athena Glendon.
Any relation to the multi-billion
software company, Glendon?
Barton Glendon is my father.
- Is that why you want to die?
- No.
So why do you want to die then?
It's really none of your business, is it?
[CHUCKLES]
Well, now my curiosity is peaked.
- Aw, I'm so sorry about your...
- Okay, ladies, what's it gonna be?
How's the eggs Florentine here?
Uh, I guess I'll have one of these then.
One of what, hon?
We've got umpteen egg dishes here,
sweetheart, which one do you want?
This one.
I left my glasses in my other apron.
The egg-stra me-egga
Del-egg-table spec-egg-tacular.
- And you?
Eggs Florentine would be
a hell of a lot cheaper than me.
Uh, probably, but I can't afford it.
So now are you planning on
paying for me then?
Well, I have a life insurance policy.
It's the one thing my parents
didn't take away from me.
make you the beneficiary.
More than cover your fee.
You just have this
all figured out don't you?
I need a place to stay
while I work out the details.
As soon as, uh, Kyle wakes up
from the coma, you put him in,
he's gonna come looking for me.
- And?
- He'll kill me.
[CHUCKLES]
Well, it seems you'd be saving us
both a whole lot of trouble then
if you just went home
and got knocked out for free.
Not like that, not by him.
What difference does it make who does it?
You serious?
Yeah, I mean, who cares as long as
the job gets done?
- I do.
- And I'm asking you why?
Because I hate him.
And I don't want my last moments
on this earth to be spent
anywhere near him, I just...
I can't think of
spending your last moments with me
is going to be any better?
I like you.
Randy, I'm really confused.
Detective Hult.
What's this first degree murder charge
you're threatening me with?
Don't play stupid.
Is the possibility of
a death sentence not enough for you?
- Huh?
- The death penalty for killing who?
Okay, let me get this straight.
Are you saying that
this story so far is not true?
I'm not saying anything.
Bruce?
Bummer.
Look, boss, she can't get too far
without cash or a car.
Just find the gypsy, you'll find Athena.
Actually, boss, I think
Roma or Romani, not Gypsy.
Yeah, you see it's a common
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