Trucker Page #3
who you f*** with!
All right? You got it!
[ Door Bell Rings ]
F*** was that?
Whoa.
And a pack of generics.
[ Panting ]
I'll get dressed.
Ow.
Ow.
[ Grunts ]
I know
it hurts, son.
You could hold
his hand.
Sorry.
Here you go.
You drink coffee?
Yeah. Why not?
Thanks.
I like a lot of cream.
Can we stop
and see some stuff
along the way?
We already lost
half a day.
Right.
That's a good stick
you got there.
Thanks.
Oh, no, you didn't.
Get back here. Hey!
Hey, Diane!
[ Laughs ]
Just hang tight,
all right?
Hey.
Okay, we're
all set, honey.
Great.
I just can't give you
your on-time pay.
Jonnie, I always
deliver early.
I know.
My boss just won't let me--
Jon, that's
a bunch of bullshit.
Is that your kid, hon?
Yeah, it's my kid.
But I'm gonna be rid of him
in less than a month.
All right?
He lives with his dad.
Does he go to school?
No, he don't go to school.
Yeah, Di,
but federal law and all.
Jon, I need new tires.
Look, it's been
I'll-I'll call you
when we get
something in.
Right.
All right, let's go.
And I'll be rid of you
in a month too. B*tch.
I didn't mean that.
[ Door Opens ]
You didn't say one word
since Texas.
You think it's easy being stuck
in a cab with an 11-year-old
who doesn't say anything?
Well, it ain't easy, all right?
Dude, and that's what
Living with you
will drive me crazy.
[ Objects Clattering ]
Listen, you have no idea
what my life was like
before you got here.
door and expect everybody
to roll right over for you.
Well, I didn't ask
for your dad to get cancer,
and I didn't ask
for you to show up either.
Well, then why
did you have me then?
- I didn't wanna have you,
goddamn it.
I didn't mean that.
I wanna see my dad,
and I'm gonna
tell him everything.
Everything!
Hey.
Hey! Hey!
I got a name, b*tch!
You stop calling me that.
I am not a b*tch.
Look, I knew what you were--
just a lot lizard tramping
That's not
was I was, dude.
You little sh*t.
That's not what I was.
Goddamn you.
[ Quietly ]
That's not what I was.
Dad!
[ Len ]
Oh!
[ Speaking, Indistinct ]
I missed you.
Wow. I missed you.
How you been?
All right?
Dad, I'm gonna
get some ice cream.
Hey, get some
whip cream on mine.
Okay. I'll get some too.
[ Sighs ]
You know,
after you took off,
I-I planned on
how it was gonna be
when I saw you again.
[ Laughs ]
Well, 10 years later,
this ain't it.
You look fine.
You dating anybody?
Dating?
Yeah?
You ever think
about marrying again?
To who?
Not me, I guess.
I'm not very good
future husband material
these days.
Yeah, well, you'll be
making Jenny miserable
soon enough.
So did he turn out at all
like you thought he would?
He looks like you,
doesn't he?
He did when he came out,
so I figured he'd stay that way.
What the hell are you
trying to pull, Leonard?
Listen, Di, I--
[ Chuckles ]
I had no choice.
All right? I--
I couldn't find anybody
to take him.
Well, when is Jenny coming back?
She's staying with her dad
a little bit longer.
I can't keep asking her
all the time anyway.
I mean,
she's got to work too.
I need your help.
I'm-- I'm talking
about a month maybe.
I'm on the road
two weeks at a time,
sometimes more, Len.
[ Exhales ]
I'll pay you.
F*** you.
Goddamn it.
You always knew just
what to say to make me
wanna break your neck.
We made this arrangement
Yeah, we did.
Yeah, we did.
I know.
Ten years ago,
and that's that.
So shut the hell up,
'cause you're gonna
be just fine.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
[ Sighs ]
They're all
white trash out here.
Yeah, but they're
California white trash,
and they all got suntans.
Listen, I got
to make that run, but
I won't be back too late.
I'm trusting you now,
right?
[ Bell Ringing ]
Runner will
check in on you.
I'll be fine.
[ Exhales ]
Hey.
Oh, hey, Runner.
What are you doing?
that gate for your mom...
so she can lock up her stuff
when she's doing long trips.
Wanna help me?
Oh, I'm not great
at stuff like that.
Ah, everybody's good
at stuff like this.
It's easy.
And it makes you feel good
even if you do it half assed.
[ Sighs ]
Here. Hang on to this.
[ Groans ]
I'm good.
Trust me.
You're gonna love this.
It's lots of fun.
I don't wanna
mess it up. Here.
Making mistakes
is the only way you learn.
And trust me.
I learn like four
All right.
All right.
Grab a bunch,
slap it on the edge,
just like you're
putting icing on a cake.
Your mom is gonna
be real surprised
when she gets back from Phoenix.
She's been doing a lot
hasn't she?
I guess.
Perfect.
All right.
Grab one of these.
[ Grunts ]
Try to set it down nice.
A little more that way.
Like that?
Uh-- Good.
You know...
when I was a kid,
my folks got divorced.
I tell ya,
the best day of my life
was when my dad left.
Now he had
the meanest left hook.
Never could see it coming.
Think that's why I did
so good in the army.
Diane said you got shot.
Yeah. And it hurt
like a son of a b*tch.
Still does sometimes.
So what are you,
in grade six now?
Yeah.
You into that new school?
Well, there's
this kid I like.
I might try out for baseball
even though I suck.
Yeah?
Baseball's good, sure.
Oh, yeah, your dad
used to play, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, your mom told me.
She used to go watch him.
Your mom's pretty good
with a glove. Should ask her.
Probably give you
a few pointers.
Yeah, maybe.
[ Diane's Voice ]
All right, man, you just
gotta lean into it, okay?
Really, really lean into it.
[ Peter ]
All right.
Whoa!
What was that?
Oh, my God. I thought it
was gonna get me.
You just gotta keep
your eye on it.
All right, I'll be easy
on you this time.
[ Sighs ]
Whoa! Are you
trying to kill me?
I didn't say walk into it.
Let's do it again.
I'm afraid of you.
What's there to be
afraid of? Come on.
Just don't get crazy
with that thing.
Ohh! Ohh!
I didn't mean that.
Goddamn it!
Dude! Dude!
Dude, that is not cool.
I got to go.
Yeah.
But listen.
You have to take a swing at that
thing if you wanna get anywhere.
I just wanna hit it.
That's all I wanna do.
You can hit a home run.
No, I can't.
I know what I can do
and what I can't.
Why, because
somebody tells you so?
No, because I know so.
And you think you're so tough.
Trying to tell everyone
what to think.
But you're the one who's
always scared of stuff.
You're the scaredest
person I know.
[ Horse Whinnies,
Nickers ]
[ Sighs ]
Hey.
[ Diane ] Nice gate
you got going here.
Well, it's a start.
You know, I was thinking
maybe you and me and Peter,
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