Trucker Page #2
Say "okay."
Come on.
Thanks a lot, Diane.
I'm gonna call you
in a few days, all right?
[ Door Opens, Closes ]
You're gonna
stand there all night?
Go on.
So you can crash
right there, all right?
I'm gonna get this whole
mix-up resolved tomorrow.
All right? I'm gonna
go see Leonard in L.A.
Runner will watch you.
He's my friend.
He'll probably be
pretty hungover though.
Yeah.
[ Foot Tapping ]
So I just got
the one-bedroom house.
Just a one-bedroom.
[ Exhales ]
Don't like to talk, huh?
I don't like
to talk to b*tches.
Fair enough.
Ooh.
You ever had
a breakfast
burrito before?
Not bad
for a dollar, twenty-nine.
Come here nearly
every day before work.
What do you do?
You ever heard of
a jack-of-all-trades?
Well, that's me.
Actually,
I'm more of a--
more of a six
of diamonds-of-all-trades.
You see those guys
right over there?
I work with them
sometimes.
Aren't they illegal immigrants?
Well, I guess
it depends on who you ask.
Yeah. Sure.
It's good. Take a big bite.
It's full of eggs.
You're gonna like it.
So your dad's got
the big "C," huh?
Sorry to hear about that.
Yeah, well,
it's just in his colon.
No big deal.
He'll get better.
Yeah. Sure he will.
You'll go back
to your old school
and your pals,
and your mom
can get back
to her regular life.
I hate my school,
and I don't have any pals.
You got to have
a best friend.
Me and my dad
are best friends.
Well, I guess you're
the sort of guy...
who's choosy about
who he's buddies with.
I can relate to that.
I'm a bit of a-- a bit
of a lone wolf myself.
You're gonna use
your hot sauce?
[ Woman On P.A.,
Indistinct ]
Excuse me. I'm looking
for Leonard Bonner's room,
please.
It's Room 608,
and it's right
down the hall.
Thanks.
You got it?
Got it.
You got the I.V.,
sweetie?
I got it, baby.
[ Len Groaning ]
Damn it.
All right, we'll
clean that up later.
[ Sighs ]
- [ Grunts ]
- [ Jenny ]
Does it hurt?
No. I'm all right.
Just a little sore.
Okay.
Hey, baby.
Yeah?
Can you get me
some water?
[ Door Opens ]
Three weeks.
Don't you have a home?
Me or him?
- Where you going?
- Oklahoma City.
Get up.
You're going with me.
Where's
Oklahoma City?
Take a guess.
I'm not going.
I can take care of myself.
Dude, I'm trying to pay
my bills here, all right?
I don't have time
to play nice right now.
Well, then, why don't you
ask me and not just tell me?
All right, listen,
do you wanna go?
I don't know.
Do you want me to go?
Why don't you tell me
if you wanna go?
You tell me first.
Why don't you tell me first?
'Cause I was the one
who asked first.
So?
So that's
how it works.
Dude, man,
I got to get on the road.
This is too much for me.
If you ask me
and act like you
want me to go,
then I'll go.
All right, man,
do you wanna go?
Do you wanna go with me?
Do you wanna go
to Oklahoma City with me?
Please.
[ Exhales ]
Everybody calls me the girl
in the little pink Mack
The bumpers are chrome
and so are the wheels
and the stack
It's got polka dot curtains
hanging in a sleeper of pink
Ha-ha, this Mack's a dandy
Some kind of truck
they think
In my truck-drivin' boots
But don't let
the size fool you
Man, I can take care of me
When you see a flash of pink
go flyin' by
The next thing you know
there's a taillight
in your eye
Everybody wonders who'd drive
such a rig like that
"Who's the gal in the little
pink Mack"
- [ Radio Off ]
- Big country, huh?
Stay in the truck.
What's up?
Just about everything,
darlin'.
Hey, you see
a little kid around?
Hey, you see a little sh*t
of an 11-year-old boy
roaming around here?
Hey! You seen
an 11-year-old kid
running around here?
He might be
over there.
[ Panting ]
Sh*t.
Hey!
Hey!
Sh*t.
Oh, sh*t.
Goddamn it.
What the hell
are you doing out here?
I was just looking around.
Do you understand
what this f***ing place is?
It's people coming
in and out of here
from God knows where.
They'd like nothing better than
to get their grimy little hands
You're crazy.
Damn it. I told you
to stay in that truck.
Listen, I'm sorry
I smacked you, all right?
But I don't wanna
the newspaper tomorrow morning.
Okay?
Let's go.
I don't feel like it yet.
Listen to me.
I wanna make
the New Mexico line
by nightfall, all right?
I want my on-time bonus.
So? My ass hurts now,
and I just feel
like sitting.
You got two minutes.
You give Len
this much trouble?
I don't make trouble.
People make trouble for me.
[ Scoffs ]
Ever get into fights?
Kids picking on me,
calling me names.
I don't care.
You ever win?
Well, I just freeze up.
Whatever.
I'll go back there soon,
and you won't have
I'm not worried
about anything.
It seems weird
for a woman
to be driving a truck.
Yeah, well,
what should I be doing?
I don't know.
Something else.
Yeah, well,
I like being my own boss.
I own that truck.
I paid it off this year.
It's a hell of a lot better
than being a nurse
or a waitress or something.
Wiping tables
or wiping asses.
Just seems
pretty lonely
and boring.
Yeah.
Not everyone's cut out
like everyone else.
Come on.
New Mexico's calling.
Wait up.
Why are you
walking so fast?
[ Mocking ]
"I wanna get
my on-time bonus."
Give it a rest, kid.
[ Sets Brake ]
Why are we stopping?
Get some sleep.
- Where?
- Back there in the bunk.
Where else?
Okay, I am not sleeping
back there. No way.
I wanna stay at a hotel.
Oh, damn it.
There are only a couple
of reasons to get a hotel room
when you're out on the road,
and this ain't one of 'em.
Get your ass back there.
[ Sighs ]
[ Blows Lips ]
[ Sighs ]
Shouldn't you brush
your teeth or something?
I don't have
a toothbrush.
Yeah? Well, what have
you been using then?
- My finger.
- Yeah? How's that?
[ Scoffs ]
That's disgusting.
You're gonna catch
something like that.
Well, give me some money,
and I'll go across
the street.
I saw a store.
[ Bag Unzips ]
[ Sighs ]
Hey! That's my sh*t.
That's personal.
Not anymore.
Hey, dude! Dude!
Listen to me.
You can't go out there
by yourself, dude.
It's dark out there.
[ Boy Speaking,
Indistinct ]
Hey, f*ggot.
Go buy me something.
[ Door Bell Rings ]
Do you think
he'll buy you something?
Hey, homo,
what did you get us?
Nothing, d*ckhead.
What'd you just say?
[ Grunts ]
Sh*t, man, what
did you do that for?
I wasn't-- I was trying--
Hey, come back here!
Dude, I wasn't
trying to do that.
[ Grunts ]
Hey! Hey!
Who did that? Who?
Some boys across the street.
[ Door Opens, Closes ]
[ Horn Honking ]
[ Speaking,
Indistinct ]
Hey!
Wha--
You f***ing better watch
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