The Blackout Page #8
Look, this is, is...
I don't want excuses.
I want that contract re-drawn,
and I want these guys
in front of
fifty thousand people
tomorrow night.
Yes!!!
[crowd cheering]
-But, but but Reuben...
But what?
Listen, okay?
Just think this one through.
Please!
[sighs]
Fine.
You're fired.
[heavy guitar notes]
Bullshit!
You don't know how to wake up
without me.
You know, that sounds a little
gay.
by the time I stroll in around
noon tomorrow.
Oh man. You gonna f***ing
regret this, old man.
That is a promise!
Officer, I'd like a restraining
order against this guy.
Hey hey hey...
-Jesus.
Mr. Adler, hi, um...
Can I hit him?
[heavy bass solo starts]
I don't know.
Can you?
[music ascends]
[heavy punch]
-Yeah!
Nice shot!
-Huh?!
Chuck he says this man in the
pool, is his um,
lover, Geoffrey.
We got into a fight.
He must have gone on one of his
bender and...
There there, Chucky.
I know how hard this must be for
you.
Why don't you do sit down.
Go ahead, go ahead...
Apparently, the deceased was in
and out of Betty Ford more than,
You maybe the luckiest
sons of b*tches alive.
But we are all going downtown
for questioning.
I'll let you out quicker than
Lindsay Lohan.
[crowd cheering]
Don't worry, boys.
Hey.
Thank you.
You, kinda save the day.
Thank Chas. actually.
What?
Rhythm guitar, Eddie.
You are only rhythm guitar.
We do have the worst timing.
[scoffs]
We both wanna lead.
And you know that I wouldn't
make uh...
that mistake twice, right?
I know.
I'm sorry.
Jenny, I'm sorry for all that.
[both sigh]
Me too.
So,
what now?
Go on tour. And um...
I'll be here when you're back.
One of those,
if it's meant to be, it's meant
to be type of deals, huh?
Yeah, I guess so.
[sighs]
This is all so very...
Rock and Roll.
[sighs]
Ha.
[gentle music continues]
[door opens]
[music stops]
[heavy slaps]
Ow...
Hoo...
[heavy slaps]
Oh...
[kisses]
[music continues]
All right.
That's enough.
[music fades out]
Well,
now it's time for real party.
[applause]
[loud cheering]
[laugh together]
[rock music starts]
[rock music continues]
[music fades out]
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