The Story of Luke Page #3
[ GRUNTING ]
GRANDPA.
GRANDPA.
THAT'S RIGHT.
GRANDPA.
THAT'S RIGHT.
Shh. Shh.
THAT'S RIGHT.
Shh. Shh.
[ SIGHS ]
Shh. Shh.
[ SIGHS ]
COME ON, GRANDPA.
[ SIGHS ]
COME ON, GRANDPA.
COME ON, GRANDPA.
SHE'LL SCREAM.
SHE'LL SCREAM.
I WANT A CIGARETTE.
SHE'LL SCREAM.
I WANT A CIGARETTE.
I WANT A CIGARETTE.
GRANDMA SAID YOU COULDN' HAVE CIGARETTES.
GRANDMA SAID YOU COULDN' HAVE CIGARETTES.
HAVE CIGARETTES.
MAN, BOY?!
MAN, BOY?!
MAN, BOY?!
YOU'RE NOT A COMPLETE MORON, YOU
YOU'RE NOT A COMPLETE MORON, YOU
KNOW!
YOU'RE NOT A COMPLETE MORON, YOU
KNOW!
YOUR GRANDMA'S NOT HERE ANYMORE,
KNOW!
YOUR GRANDMA'S NOT HERE ANYMORE,
YOUR GRANDMA'S NOT HERE ANYMORE,
SO YOU BETTER GET YOUR SHI TOGETHER LIKE ANYBODY ELSE!
SO YOU BETTER GET YOUR SHI TOGETHER LIKE ANYBODY ELSE!
LIKE A MAN!
LIKE A MAN!
SMELLS LIKE A URINAL!
LIKE A MAN!
SMELLS LIKE A URINAL!
OHH!
SMELLS LIKE A URINAL!
OHH!
YOUR MOTHER'S REALLY
OHH!
YOUR MOTHER'S REALLY
SOMETHING.
YOUR MOTHER'S REALLY
SOMETHING.
SOMETHING.
CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER THAT I
CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER THAT I
HAVE.
CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER THAT I
HAVE.
HAVE.
MY MOTHER LEFT ME WHEN I WAS 4
MY MOTHER LEFT ME WHEN I WAS 4
MY MOTHER LEFT ME WHEN I WAS 4
CAN I HELP YOU?
CAN I HELP YOU?
CAN I HELP YOU?
CIGARETTES, PLEASE.
CIGARETTES, PLEASE.
CIGARETTES, PLEASE.
SMOKING TYPE.
SMOKING TYPE.
THAT'S A NASTY HABIT.
SMOKING TYPE.
THAT'S A NASTY HABIT.
YOU KNOW THAT, RIGHT?
THAT'S A NASTY HABIT.
YOU KNOW THAT, RIGHT?
YOU KNOW THAT, RIGHT?
DANGERS OF SMOKING, BUT GRANDPA
DANGERS OF SMOKING, BUT GRANDPA
WON'T COME OUT OF THE BATHROOM.
DANGERS OF SMOKING, BUT GRANDPA
WON'T COME OUT OF THE BATHROOM.
HE WANTS A CIGARETTE.
WON'T COME OUT OF THE BATHROOM.
HE WANTS A CIGARETTE.
HE WANTS A CIGARETTE.
I TOLD HIM GRANDMA WOULD NO APPROVE, EVEN THOUGH SHE'S DEAD
I TOLD HIM GRANDMA WOULD NO APPROVE, EVEN THOUGH SHE'S DEAD
APPROVE, EVEN THOUGH SHE'S DEAD
TELL YOU THAT I HAVE MONEY AND
TELL YOU THAT I HAVE MONEY AND
TELL YOU THAT I HAVE MONEY AND
GODDAMN CIGARETTES.
GODDAMN CIGARETTES.
EASY, OLD MAN.
GODDAMN CIGARETTES.
EASY, OLD MAN.
EASY, OLD MAN.
OKAY.
OKAY.
OKAY.
PISS OFF.
PISS OFF.
INSOLENT KID.
PISS OFF.
INSOLENT KID.
[ LAUGHS ]
INSOLENT KID.
[ LAUGHS ]
[ LAUGHS ]
COME HERE, MAN.
SAM.
YOU ARE A MAN.
DO YOU HAVE YOUR SH*T TOGETHER
YOU ARE A MAN.
DO YOU HAVE YOUR SH*T TOGETHER
LIKE ANYBODY ELSE?
DO YOU HAVE YOUR SH*T TOGETHER
LIKE ANYBODY ELSE?
I DON'T KNOW.
LIKE ANYBODY ELSE?
I DON'T KNOW.
I DON'T KNOW.
BILLS, RIGHT?
BILLS, RIGHT?
I DON'T HAVE A JOB.
BILLS, RIGHT?
I DON'T HAVE A JOB.
ARE YOU LOOKING?
I DON'T HAVE A JOB.
ARE YOU LOOKING?
YES.
ARE YOU LOOKING?
YES.
I CAN'T WATCH COOKING SHOWS FOR
YES.
I CAN'T WATCH COOKING SHOWS FOR
I CAN'T WATCH COOKING SHOWS FOR
YOU DEFINITELY GOT YOUR
YOU DEFINITELY GOT YOUR
PRIORITIES STRAIGHT.
YOU DEFINITELY GOT YOUR
PRIORITIES STRAIGHT.
PRIORITIES STRAIGHT.
RIGHT?
RIGHT?
RIGHT?
SOMETHING.
SOMETHING.
WHO KNOWS?
SOMETHING.
WHO KNOWS?
WHO KNOWS?
UNCLE PAUL SAYS I SHOULDN' THINK ABOUT SCREWING.
UNCLE PAUL SAYS I SHOULDN' THINK ABOUT SCREWING.
AND FOR SURE, NOT ASK AUNT CINDY
THINK ABOUT SCREWING.
AND FOR SURE, NOT ASK AUNT CINDY
AND FOR SURE, NOT ASK AUNT CINDY
YOU KNOW WHAT?
YOU KNOW WHAT?
YOU KNOW WHAT?
FRIEND.
FRIEND.
FRIEND.
ABOUT SCREWING.
ABOUT SCREWING.
ABOUT SCREWING.
WANT...ALWAYS.
WANT...ALWAYS.
ALL RIGHT, I GOT A CUSTOMER, SO
WANT...ALWAYS.
ALL RIGHT, I GOT A CUSTOMER, SO
ALL RIGHT, I GOT A CUSTOMER, SO
BUT YOU TAKE CA-- YEAH, LOOK A
BUT YOU TAKE CA-- YEAH, LOOK A THAT.
BUT YOU TAKE CA-- YEAH, LOOK A THAT.
THAT.
THAT'S YOU!
THAT'S YOU!
YES.
THAT'S YOU!
YES.
OH.
YES.
OH.
OH.
AROUND, ALL ALONG THE HALLWAY.
AROUND, ALL ALONG THE HALLWAY.
YES, YES.
AROUND, ALL ALONG THE HALLWAY.
YES, YES.
CARPETING.
YES, YES.
CARPETING.
CARPETING.
PEOPLE.
PEOPLE.
PEOPLE.
UNIQUE AND RELAXING EXPERIENCE
UNIQUE AND RELAXING EXPERIENCE
FOR EVERYONE HERE.
UNIQUE AND RELAXING EXPERIENCE
FOR EVERYONE HERE.
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