The Motel Life Page #4
Aunt Shea thinks he's a
gold mine. A pile of gold.
She was so mean to him, eventually
he ran away, went to San Francisco.
That's horrible.
Wanna come out of the
blanket? Come on buddy.
He gets beat up at every single game
Ended up being some kind of
computer genius. A millionaire.
Who's got my f***ing key?
Tell me about that one
about the pirates.
Nice and warm?
After Mom died...
we left Reno and set
sail for Hawaii.
But on the way we got shanghaied
The captain was a cross-dressing
homicidal maniac.
Lethal with guns,
knives, and nunchakus.
And the crew... they were
just a bunch of lunatics
that the captain kept
addicted to morphine.
that ship. Working like slaves.
Then, one night, Captain comes out
of his quarters in a yellow bikini.
He does this amazing swan dive.
Like in the olympics.
The crew all followed him in.
You and me saw a school of
sharks around the boat.
It was a real bloodbath.
The sea was rough.
But you took control.
You were a natural.
We washed ashore on this island.
We were nursed back to health
by this guy. Old Man Jenkins.
He taught us how to shoot guns.
And man, he looked just
like Willie Nelson.
And the girls there,
they were beautiful.
Turns out they thought
we were kings.
So we decided to stay a while.
Man, it's a mess.
Can we go?
I just wanna get to
where we're going.
Okay.
I missed my Marge.
I like the indian chopping the
cowboy's head off with the tomahawk.
Yeah, that's a good one.
I'm gonna go get something
to eat. What do you want?
I ain't hungry. Sort
of thirsty, though.
Get me some water?
Maybe some popsicles?
Yeah.
The three amigos.
Be back soon.
Oh, thanks
- That's the girl.
- Oh yeah?
The real bad-ass.
- How was it?
- It was good.
Who the f*** is that?
Hello?
Annie.
- Hi Frank.
- Hello.
I work at a bakery.
It's a good job.
I live in an apartment
not far from here.
Smaller than any motel I've ever
stayed in, but it's pretty nice.
I painted it.
It has a full kitchen.
Um...
It was dark green.
And the front room...
I painted a sorta cream color.
Look's good.
So, you guys on vacation?
No. No, it's, uh...
nothing like that.
- You two ready to order?
- I'm too nervous to eat.
I'll have a piece of
apple pie and coffee.
You got it.
All the time, I do.
I'm really glad you're here.
Alright?
I don't know how long I
can stand here, Frank.
Okay.
My hair smells pretty
f***ing bad though.
Shampoo.
- Alright? Yeah.
- Yeah.
Yeah.
- I'm f***ing naked in front of you.
- That's okay. That's okay.
You got a pretty big
dick, Jerry Lee.
Thank you.
Holy sh*t! Luck of the Flannigan's.
I think you got all that luck.
Alright out your head under.
Think I can rinse the back?
- Okay. We'll get the back.
- Alright. Okay.
Way back, a long time ago...
our dad got a job a a
salesman at Used Car Magic.
Aunt Bernie got him the job. She was
the aunt that used to give him...
Penthouse, and Hustler, and
Playboy for slashing tires.
Anyway... The lot was
owned by a guy named Ike,
who was like old Earl Hurley,
but was a Jesus Freak.
He drank and smoked and cheated on
his wife, but he also loved God.
One day, this bombshell Iris
walked onto the lot with Biff,
a great dane Russian wolf hound
cross. She was looking for a Mustang.
Dad went to get the keys
to the '64 convertible.
He says to Ike, "the woman of
Ike said, "remember:
let the words trickle down your
tongue, like the fruits of Jesus."
"You're cute." she said, and
moved her legs slightly apart.
"Hell yeah" Dad thought.
"Iris, I'm gonna blow your mind."
They pull dover on a dirt road, and
Iris stood on the hood shooting lizards
with her stainless steel Winchester
.357, while Dad ate fried chicken.
They did it on the hood, while Iris
shot the gun off over his head.
Dad said it was the best
experience of his life.
Next thing he knows, they're stopped off
at Iris' house so she could shower.
Suddenly, the police broke in
and screamed, "Drug raid!"
They found a pound of weed, an M-16,
and a crate of Russian grenades.
Irish shouted, "Let him go! He's
just a man I found yesterday,
a man who would have changed my life, and
led me down the path to righteousness!"
After only a week in jail, Iris was
stabbed five times in the neck,
while getting a
prison-issued haircut.
Dad was sad as hell, 'cause
It was a hard time, until one
day, about a year later,
our mother walked
onto the dusty lot.
Ike took Dad aside.
"Jimmy," he said,
the next gal for you."
Then he gave him a hundred buck bonus,
and the rest of the day off. The end.
That's a hell of a story, Frank.
That damn woman, she
was something, huh?
I liked the part about f***ing
and shooting the gun off.
It's too bad Iris had to die.
But then he wouldn't have met
Mom, and... we wouldn't be here.
I didn't want her to, but...
she just did.
You know...
a lot of the stories you tell,
the cool girl dies at the end.
I mean, that one about the
parachute didn't open for her.
Then the girl got
caught on the rocks.
She ran outta air in her SCUBA
tank before we could get to her.
And then there were
those sand people,
or whatever they were...
they tortured her to death.
Yeah.
It's good that we're here.
I'm gonna sleep to that story.
Let's not talk anymore.
I don't wanna lose it.
This is where I work.
Seems like a nice place.
Are you gonna stay
here for a while?
- Annie James, holy sh*t!
- Hi Jerry Lee.
I knew there was a reason
we came to Elko. I just...
- I couldn't figure it out.
- It's good to see you.
I told her everything.
Yeah?
I guess it doesn't really matter.
I just wish it was me instead
of that kid, Annie. I do.
No, don't say that. What
Anyway, you guys, you should
go have some fun, huh?
You gotta walk her
home anyway, Frank.
No, he's gotta stay
and keep you company.
No, we're good, right?
We're pretty good here.
Annie James.
We gotta clean that.
Aah!
Alright.
F***!
F***.
- Thanks.
- Yep. Over here.
Hey boy. Hey.
Hi.
This is it.
Why are you here, Frank?
To see you.
- And to know that you're okay.
- I am.
Yeah.
So what now?
I don't know.
I know that I hurt you.
Yeah.
I know, yeah.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I don't care.
I hated doing that. What
you saw, I really did.
She made me do it.
She went on and on about all
the things she's done for me.
And how that guy you saw
was gonna kill her.
And he really did say he
was gonna kill her.
You should go. I'll walk you out.
I can't lose you, Frank. Really I can't.
I can't go back there. No, please!
Frank, please!
Frank!
Frank.
- Hey Frank, wake up.
- What time is it?
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