The Contractor Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2013
- 87 min
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in good hands.
Mr. Chase, if you've taken
a look at our proposal,
I hope you'll agree that you're
not going to find better design
this price point.
Mr. Chase, are you still there?
Yeah, yeah, I'm still here.
Um...
Yeah, you know what? I think
50,000 is a little bit much.
Um, I'm not really looking for anything
Better Homes and Gardens, but, uh...
These figures are very competitive.
Oh, I know, I know.
It's just, uh, I was not
looking to spend that much.
If you change your mind, let me know.
All right. Yeah, thanks.
Desert Sun Contracting.
Oh, hi, uh, my name
is Paul Chase.
I was looking to get some
remodeling work done,
and a friend of mine just sent
me the link to your website.
The site was my wife's idea.
How can I help you, Mr. Chase?
My wife and I
just bought a house, and, uh, there
was some work that needed to be done,
and I was trying to
do it, but, uh...
You need someone to finish it. I know.
Happens all the time.
Exactly, and nothing too complicated. We're
looking for countertops, a little tile work.
There is one catch, though. My wife's got a
big event coming up in a couple of weeks.
Well, actually, I'm starting a new
job over in Valencia on the 22nd.
So, uh, that'd be perfect.
Oh, fantastic. When can you
come by and look at the house?
Pretty much anytime you'd like.
Hello? McKenzie?
Hello?
Hello?
Who are you?
Hi, babe.
This is Javier.
He's a contractor.
Oh. Hi. Sorry.
Would've been good if you told me that
'cause you just scared the hell out of me.
I'm so sorry. You've been so busy, I just
figured that you wouldn't want to know.
I'm sorry. My husband didn't
tell me you were coming.
No worries. You
must be Mrs. Chase.
I am.
Get you water? You? Yeah.
No, I'm good. Thanks.
Lovely house you have here.
Beautiful piece of property.
Oh, uh, five, actually.
Like I was telling your husband,
generally the house
is in good shape.
Just need to concentrate
on the little things.
Finish the island,
put in a backsplash,
and lighting and electrical.
Right.
That's exactly what
I was thinking.
Should be about 40,000.
How's that sound?
That sounds great. Fantastic.
Honey? Yes. We'll talk.
We'll talk about it.
Yeah. Sounds good. Okay.
Wait, wait, wait. My license.
Right. Oh, excellent.
Thank you very much.
Very good.
Thank you, sir.
So, did he look
familiar to you, or...
No.
I think he just
looks like someone.
Hmm.
So what do you think?
Uh... It's fine, I guess.
Forty thousand. That's half of
what Marilyn spent on her kitchen.
Yeah, I know. It's like half
of what everyone else quoted.
I don't know how he does that.
Well, he comes highly
recommended by Parker.
then he's fine by me.
Excellent!
I'll call him in the morning.
Great. Good night, sweetie.
Good night, hon. Love you.
You, too. Sleep well.
Thanks for finding him.
You're welcome.
Look, I know it's her birthday,
but I think it's a bad idea.
You let me go to
camp every summer.
It's not even remotely
the same thing.
San Diego's too far, and the 20th is my
benefit, and I really want you there.
I think I'll call it
a night, Mrs. Chase.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Okay. Thank you, Javier.
Good night.
Remember what I taught you.
Buenas noches.
You're gonna get an "A" on that test.
Mark my words. Oh.
Here.
I found this in the other room.
Thanks.
Gracias.
Good night.
Night.
I'm gonna tie that thing
around your neck.
Hey, Javier. Working late?
Mm. Hello.
Someone else is, too.
Really?
It's okay.
There's leftovers,
but I think it's mostly cold by now.
Oh. Okay.
Where you going, sweetie?
Uh, to finish my homework.
All right. Well, then you're gonna miss out
on something that you may want to hear.
We're moving back
to Sherman Oaks?
Ah, very funny.
Uh, if we did,
we would not be
able to keep him.
Him?
A horse?
It's Charlie.
Six years old.
He's apparently amazing.
Very sweet.
Wonderful with
first-time riders.
Thank you, Daddy.
You're welcome, sweetie.
I love you.
Call your friends.
Hey, Kimmy, guess what.
A horse!
It's Charlie. Honey,
horses are really
expensive to maintain.
No, no. This is a rescue, and
We'll get some used tack,
and it'll be all good.
And, plus, it'll teach
her some responsibility.
What, we just feed
it the leftovers?
I think so. Yeah. Very
good with chow mein.
Look, babe, just please know
that we don't need
horses and housekeepers.
We just need more of you here.
What? What?
What? What?
Stop! Come here.
Charlie. Charlie. Oh.
Mm, Charlie, Charlie.
Aw, shoot.
Aw, come on! I know, I
know, I know, I know.
I just am expecting a call, and
this guy's been... I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm gonna
take this in the office.
Right. Yeah.
How was your day?
Oh, it was swell!
I got so much done
for the benefit.
Didn't even have time to cook.
Hey, Parker, before I forget, let me
thank you for that recommendation.
That was awesome.
What recommendation?
For the contractor.
The guy you sent me the
e-mail with the link.
I didn't send you anything.
What are you talking about?
I got it right here.
It's in my e-mail.
Or I thought it was here.
Hold on.
Don't worry about it. I get so busy, I don't
even remember what day of the week it is.
Yeah, right.
Huh. Uh, hey, man, let me
call you back tomorrow.
Hope West had over
70,000 children
come through last year
seeking treatment.
And not only do we
provide top patient care
the pediatric field,
research alone last year.
Yes, and we're doing some
really cutting-edge therapies.
Now, our oncology division
is developing
personalized therapies
at a molecular level.
We're also performing a
revolutionary new surgery
to repair heart
defects in the womb.
Mm-hmm. Yes, all of
this is made possible
through the generosity
of our donors.
Mm-hmm. Of course.
You would? Oh, that's wonderful.
Thank you so much. I will send
Right. Yes, of course, and two
tickets for our fall benefit.
Great. Thank you.
Oh-ho-ho.
Look at you and your
castle in the mountain.
Girl, you are living the dream!
Oh, please, this old thing?
Oh, no, I love it. It's
so peaceful and quiet.
Well, almost.
And am I crazy,
or was that a riding arena
I saw on the way in here?
Oh, yeah, yeah. And
stables in the back.
Has McKenzie asked
for a horse yet?
Oh, sister, please.
And Paul caved.
Seriously?
Yep. Charlie arrives
this afternoon.
You see? This move was
good for the whole family.
You haven't seen
the kitchen yet.
I know.
Yeah, so just, you
know a few things.
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