The Chumscrubber Page #2
You know,
I read this statistic
that the average kid
sees something like...
...10,000 dead bodies
Is that what it was like?
Like TV?
No.
It was nothing
like that at all, really.
How'd you know Troy?
Listen, Dean, I should
have asked you this...
Jesus! Crystal, just suck
his dick, why don't you?
- Billy.
- Did you ask him?
- Ask me what?
- Both of you guys get out of here, OK?
Oh. I don't
think she asked him.
Ask me what?
What are they talking about?
Here's the deal, psycho.
Troy has something we need,
and since you guys were
such good butt- buddies,
you're gonna go get it for us.
Get what?
Crystal, what's going on?
Pills, dipshit.
Pills, go get us the pills
and maybe I won't
have to kick your ass.
Crystal, you were right.
I'm really not as smart
as I thought I was.
I really believed you, you know?
- Wait, Dean...
- You were right about something else.
It's not that
I don't like talking.
No. It's just that
I don't like talking to you.
When I am designing
a family room,
I think,
"What is the principle?"
- The principle?
- The guiding principle.
And I know you don't
think in these terms...
It's about balance.
It's all about balance.
Right.
- Michael.
- Yes, Terri?
Can you pick up
Charlie from school?
OK, sure.
Believe me, if I told you
the story of how we met,
I mean, you saw
the scar on his head?
He was almost killed.
And I rushed over...
Hey, listen, Lou...
Hey, just because you're the mayor,
it doesn't mean
you're above the law.
You have to let Terri
move on with her life.
You have to move on, yourself.
You might want to pay
I'd hate to have
to hit you with a warrant.
Hold on, Lou.
Let's talk about this.
- Two "F's" in Stiffle?
- Hurry up.
There's two Stiffles.
What?
There's two Stiffles.
Dean and Charlie.
Who the hell's Charlie?
F/A-18 Hornet.
Perfect vision. It's a gift.
Which one of you
is Charlie?
- You're Charlie?
- Yeah.
Damn. You're teeny-tiny.
- Hey, you wanna come with us?
- No way.
Look what we got.
What?
- Goddamn it, Lee.
- There he is.
Come here.
Who the hell's that?
That is Dean's brother.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Sh*t. My parents.
- Those kids again, Lee?
- We're doing a group project.
With them, Lee? You think
they care what grades you get?
- Mom.
- Look, son,
you let your grades go now, maybe
you don't get into a top-tier school.
- Yeah.
- You don't get into a top-tier school,
maybe you got to settle
for a second-rate job.
Maybe you don't have
the life you want.
Maybe each and every day you wake up
and tell the world
to go to hell.
We're just saying, you've worked
too hard to blow it in your last year.
We've all worked hard together.
So, come on, champ,
hop in the car.
It's for school.
Just look at our little man.
All right, Lee.
All right.
Sorry about that, Mr. Parker.
Can someone please
answer the goddamn phone?
Hello?
Ask for Dean.
Is Dean there, please?
Yes, he is.
Who may I say is calling?
- It's Billy.
- One moment, please.
Dean?
Telephone.
Telephone, honey.
Some boy named Billy.
All right!
- What?
- Dean?
- What do you want?
- We got Charlie.
- Who?
- Your brother.
- We kidnapped your brother.
- What are you talking about, man?
I got him right now.
He's scared shitless.
Why did you kidnap my brother?
So you know I'm not f***ing around.
I want the stuff from Troy.
- I all ready told you...
- I don't think you're listening.
You are going
to get me Troy's drugs.
- Or what?
- Don't push me, psycho.
- Or what?
- I'll kill him. I'm gonna kill him.
I'm not f***ing around, man.
I swear to God!
I'll cut off
his f***ing head!
Fine. Kill him.
- What did he say?
- What did he say?
- He said for us to kill him.
So, who are you guys calling?
Your brother.
- Who?
- Your brother, Dean.
I don't have a brother.
- Charlie Stiffle?
- Charlie Bratley.
Michael. Honey?
Charlie, Mom's home.
Charlie. Do I see
your sheet music not put away?
Charlie, do I need
to make dinner?
Charlie?
You're supposed to be
the smart one, Lee.
We all messed up.
Just forget it already, OK?
It's this one right here.
Thanks for the ride.
And the burger too.
Wait.
- I gotta get home...
- Will you shut up a minute?
Billy, he has
nothing to do with Dean.
Maybe that doesn't matter.
Charlie?
Charlie?
Honey, please open the door.
OK, I know this whole wedding thing
is not easy for you,
but it's not like I'm asking you
to think of Michael as your father.
Lou will always be your father.
- We're up here.
- Terri, I'm glad you're home.
I had to leave work.
It's this book.
I just can't put it down.
- I was really hoping...
- Wonderful, honey. A little later?
Sweetheart, would you
OK.
What does he do? Really?
And is he...? He is.
Yeah, well, I guess
I could meet him, at least.
Honey, I have to go. A bunch of
handsome young men just came to visit.
OK. Ciao, baby.
- Hello, boys.
- Hi, Mrs. Falls.
It's Jerri, please.
- Who's this?
- That's Charlie.
Well, hello, Charlie.
I don't think we've met.
Hi.
So what sort of trouble
are you kids up to tonight?
We kidnapped Charlie to blackmail this
guy into giving us a stash of drugs.
Very funny.
Except, we got the wrong one.
We wanted to get Charlie Stiffle,
- but we ended up getting Charlie...
- Bratley.
Charlie Bratley.
Wait a minute, Bratley? Is...?
the designer,
Terri's Interior Visions?
Isn't she getting married
to the mayor on Sunday?
- He's gonna stay here tonight, OK?
- Sure. No problem.
Can I get you anything?
Some blankets, pillows...
- Mom, we're fine.
- OK.
And what is this?
- It's a tuba.
- Wow.
- Maybe we could have a concert later?
- Mom.
OK.
You kids have fun.
I am gonna put on my bikini.
Anybody wants
to go for a swim...
But if you leave a message, I'll get
back to you as soon as I possibly can.
Hi, Terri. Mrs. Bratley, I'm sorry.
Your machine just cut me off.
My name is Jerri Falls, and I live
in the Ocean Crest development.
Anyway, I...
- This is Terri Bratley...
- Hi, I'm Jerri Falls...
- Hello?
- Dean?
Jesus. Can't you guys
just leave me alone?
- I'd love to, but I can't.
- Oh, yeah? Why not?
- I need your help.
- Yeah, I doubt that.
- You know it all, huh?
- What do you want?
You know how Billy said
he kidnapped your brother?
Yeah, that was
a pretty lame bullshit job, huh?
Well, it wasn't all bullshit.
He did take a kid.
He just took the wrong one.
Wrong what?
The wrong kid.
Even though it has nothing
to do with you now,
he won't let him go.
I don't believe you.
Hold on.
Charlie! Charlie!
Billy, get off of him.
Charlie, come here.
- Hello?
- Who is this?
This is Charlie Bratley.
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