The Polka King Page #4
I'm gonna say, "Who you think you are?
Pope is busy man!
He can't meet nobodies from Pennsylvania!"
Now, we try bribe.
This a lot of money.
I need you walk with me and look tough.
What?
- Why would somebody be following us?
- To kill us and take the money!
- What?
- [Jan] Who is that?
- Who?
- See him before?
- I don't know.
[Jan] He coming.
- I don't know...
- Pretend like you have gun.
[Jan] Don't you...
Stay away from this suitcase!
- I go there.
- Okay, I'll go with you.
No, you too sweaty.
Jan, honey, do you think
that he's coming soon?
I'm just a little worried. A lot of these
old people are looking a little pooped.
Any moment. Go light candle and pray.
- Oh. Are you okay?
- Excellent.
- It's 4:
45. You said he'd be here at 3:00.- I think I said, " If he come."
You didn't say "if." You said it was okay.
I need you calm down, because even if Pope
doesn't come and whole trip is ruined,
everyone have their health,
and that is what matters most.
- Those criminals took my money.
- These people are gonna go apeshit.
That lying priest gonna see a side
of Jan Lewan he not like.
Pray for me, Mickey Stutz.
Wait... why am I praying?
What am I praying for? Jan!
["Gloria In Excelsis" playing]
Gloria! Gloria!
Gloria! Gloria!
In Excelsis Deo
In Excelsis Deo
Gloria! Gloria!
Gloria! Gloria!
In Excelsis Deo
Gloria! Gloria!
In Excelsis
Deo
[flash pops]
Gloria in Excelsis Deo
In Excelsis
[laughing]
Gloria in Excelsis Deo
You hungry? Hey, you want some peanuts?
There some peanuts at the door.
Good.
[laughs] We have good day, no?
Is special good day.
This has been the best day of my life.
- All our lives.
- We want to invest more money with you.
We've told all our friends about it
in a very "shh" way,
and they want to invest with you, too.
I pass out clipboard.
Everyone write down how much.
- [Marla yelps]
- [Jan cheers]
[clinks]
- [Marla] Mmm.
- [Jan chuckles]
- I wish Ma could've been with us today.
- I know. Barb is so much fun.
[Marla laughs]
Stop it. I'm serious.
She would've been so impressed.
She would've seen all these people
who want to invest with you.
We don't tell Mama about these invests.
I want her to know about all of the people
who believe in you
the way that I believe in you.
Yeah, but is not nice
to be "I told you so" to Mama.
Please.
I am so sick of her always telling me
that you're never gonna succeed.
to rub it in her face for once.
Marla, we just see Pope.
Our hearts are full with love.
[scoffs] You're right.
I'm sorry. I'm a bad person. [chuckles]
Mnh-mnh.
You are human, with flaws and desires,
like all the people.
Oh, gee.
And, also, I think is better you never,
ever, ever talk about invest
because I take care of all the business.
Really?
Don't... Never...
I mean, I thought that we were partners.
- Did I do something wrong?
- You kidding me?
- Mm?
- You did something right.
- Jan...
- I want you to remember.
Remember, all I do, I do for you.
Yes, we are here in Rome,
So you know what? Yeah.
You're obviously doing something right.
- To today.
- To today.
[clinks]
Mmm!
I think is time we hire
full-time videographer.
Film everything I do:
the shows, the tour,
next time we go to visit Pope, of course,
and then we sell the tapes to the fans.
Jan, that's brilliant.
[phone rings]
Hold that thought.
- Prego!
- [Mickey] Today, I saw who you really are.
- Mickey?
- You're a liar.
I not lie. I say we meet Pope,
we meet Pope.
Cut the crap.
We were hanging on by a thread.
What if we didn't get to see
the Holy Father?
But we did.
But you lied to all those people!
Mickey, some things you say
so you can make happen.
How you think I get here?
Where I am today?
I say what will happen, and I believe.
Man, you got excuses up the wazoo.
No, I have America up the wazoo.
Nothing happen without you believe.
You believe house, someday house.
You believe beautiful wife, someday wife.
You believe in friend, someday friend.
You say big things and big things happen.
I not liar. I believer.
Man.
You got guts, Jan. I could never do that.
So make something happen.
Like what?
Something. Anything.
I...
nah, it's stupid.
No, you say to me what you want to happen.
I give you the power!
I hate my name.
I wanted to be called...
"Mickey Pizzazz."
[sighs]
Mickey.
Come.
We kneel.
Come.
[Mickey] Okay.
[inhales, sighs]
Mickey Stutz want to be called
"Mickey Pizzazz."
Is pizzazzy name for pizzazzy guy.
And today, God hears you.
From now on, you are Mickey Pizzazz.
[sobs] Thank you.
[crowd cheering, clapping]
[music playing]
Come on, let's dance! Everybody dance!
On sax, Judy Glemp and Lonny Suwalski!
On trumpet, my own son, David Lewan!
And tonight, on clarinet,
my main man, my number one...
Mickey Pizzazz!
[trilling]
[gasps]
Vince, go in tight for this.
Everybody... cut the lights!
- Everybody, stop! Everybody, stop!
- [music stops]
Everybody,
Marla just told me incredible news.
I am so happy to share this with all you
who have support Jan Lewan
for all these many years.
Our last CD,
which we have on sale here tonight,
has been nominated... for Grammy Award!
- [cheering]
- "Best Album of Year, polka category"!
Oh, I love you.
[Jan kisses] Oh, my God.
Hey! Hey, get over here,
you son of a b*tch! Get over here!
Hey. Hey. We're gonna do
"Proud To Be An American."
Okay? "Proud To Be An American."
"Proud To Be An American."
- This one from my heart.
- [music playing]
You were born in America
How fortunate you are
Only in America
Can you reach for the highest stars
You can say what you want
Think what you want
Do what you want to do
Oh, to be an American
To be like one of you
I came here from a foreign land
How fortunate I am
And like so many before me
You opened up your arms
You give me your valleys
Mountains and your plains
You give me a love that's true
Now, I, too, am American
I am just like one of you
[cheering, applause]
- Now, I am an American
- [cheering, applause]
I am just like one of you
Just like you and you
[cheering, applause]
[Jan] Ziggy-zaggy, ziggy-zaggy!
[crowd] Oi, oi, oi!
- How many you bringing out to LA?
- I sign 500. You think is enough?
- Yeah. If you need more, I'll send them.
- Okay.
Jan?
Yeah, go.
You know how Lindsey
Yeah, I know you have struggles.
But Lindsey is so cute little girl.
We found a specialist
I mean, Jan...
she was making connections
like she never made before.
But it's expensive and I...
You send bill to me.
- Jan, you serious?
- Yeah.
Is so good you find some person
to help your little girl be normal.
You know how much this means
to Beth and me.
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