Weirdsville
Struggle, struggle,
struggle
Struggle all day long
Struggle, struggle,
struggle
Struggle all day long
Get up in the morning
and try to keep on
Slow down!
This is it.
F***ing tree.
All right, so...
Yeah, man.
What are you doing?
Taking care
of business, man.
Back, back, back.
Okay, hold on.
Nice.
Kick it in.
You kick it in.
You're stronger.
You're stupider.
You won't feel the pain.
and unlock it, ass hammer.
Now help me find something
to break it with.
Yeah, man.
Yeah, man.
Ready?
What were you doing?
He's going to cut off
our thumbs.
I'm s--
Are you serious?
Yes!
He's not going
to cut our thumbs off.
Oh, no?
No.
Garry...
Okay, look, I did not say,
"Kick him in the shins, " did I?
No. I said,
"Break his leg. "
That means you take
a sledgehammer
and you hit him
right above the knee
until you hear a sound,
and that sound is like
Crack! Okay?
If he continues
to f*** with this,
you tell him I will go
over there personally
and cut off his thumbs.
F***!
Do you understand that?
Do you?
Leggy breaky, go.
Hey, Omar.
What's up, Oms?
Got problems?
Mmm. First of all,
my problems are none
of your business.
Second, what's with
this Oms sh*t?
It's not my name.
My name is Omar.
It should be easy
for you to remember.
Omar. As in you owe me,
Owe-mar, money, huh?
What you want me
to call you?
Ro? And De?|
F***!
You got a lighter?
I can work with Ro.
There you go.
Anyways, what is your business
is the 1, 700 you owe me.
Omar, it's actually--
But you can't pay.
Lucky for you, you're about
to be gainfully employed.
What?
Oh!
Yeah.
What, you forgot
to tell him?
I didn't tell him yet.
Royce and I had a talk
about your situation.
I suggested he turn out
Yeah, she's not a hooker.
Yeah, right.
Anyway,
Royce had an idea.
Woo! This is brilliant!
Absolutely brilliant!
You guys are both nuts.
Yeah, because you didn't
think of it, Dexter.
Yeah, it never occurred
to me to push drugs
to pay off my debt
to a drug pusher.
Aw, man, you've been
a drug puller for so long,
it's time
you start pushing!
What if we don't
cover what we owe?
This is drugs, man.
You give 'em a little,
they come crawling back.
It's like shooting fish
in a river.
It's barrel.
Shooting fish in a barrel.
And that's exactly why
I don't want to do this.
I know, but you're not
doing this to pay back Omar.
You're doing this
to buy time.
For what?
I'll show you.
You know
whose house that is?
I'm going to say
the mayor's.
It's Jason and Irene
Taylor's house.
Bingo.
Who is that?
Don't you read?
No, he doesn't read.
They're rich people.
Here? How?
Off the internet.
So, Mattie...
why exactly are we looking
at Jason Taylor's house?
There's a safe in there.
A safe?
A safe.
And get this.
The guy cracked his head open.
So he's on life support
at Rockwell
and his wife
won't leave his side.
So they're not going
to be home for weeks.
And I know the combo.
You know the combo?
You know the combo?
Oh, yeah!
How do you know
the combo?
Yeah, how do you know
the combo?
Oh, whoa... okay.
What?
You were working
in there.
Mattie.
Turning tricks
for this guy Taylor?
I'm sorry, but I'm not
a streetwalker.
I don't turn tricks.
I go on business dates.
We had an agreement.
Screw the stupid agreement.
You know my heart
belongs to you boys.
You know I hate
to shatter this touching
yet troubling moment,
but...
why would a millionaire
keep his money at home?
He's a hippie,
and I guess hippies
don't believe in banks.
Hippies don't
believe in banks?
No.
His bad.
Stupid.
Do we really need
to pay back 1, 700 bucks?
It's not a crime wave.
It's a crime...
Ripple.
Ripple.
You guys are out
of your minds.
You know
what your problem is?
You have no ambition.
Last night
out in the dark
I was watching
werewolves in the park
Stoned, uh uh-uh-uh
I used to run
with that pack
Till they my broke my balls
and cracked my jack
Stoned, uh uh-uh-uh
Drug love
Just like the words
from an old love letter
The scars I wear
aren't that much better
When I'm stoned
Uh uh-uh-uh
Easy's how
it used to feel
Like grease around
the driving wheel
Stoned, uh uh-uh-uh
These are the days
worth living
Let them all bleed down
Everything's forgiven
Uh uh-uh-uh
Uh uh-uh-uh
Yeah?
Hey.
What?
She what?
Okay, I'm coming.
I'm coming.
What's going on, man?
She's dead.
What do you mean she's dead?
I mean she's not alive, man.
She's...
Okay, look, I passed out
and then I came...
back in here
and she was dead.
Does she have a pulse?
No, she doesn't have--
Did you check?
Of course I checked.
We need to call
a f***ing ambulance.
No, no, no, no.
Hey, hey, hey!
If you call an ambulance,
then people are going
to come around
asking questions,
and those questions
are going to be,
"Where did she get
those drugs, man?"
Why... did you call me?
What else was I supposed
to do, man?
Help me get her to her feet.
Come on, kid.
Come on, kid.
All right.
Help me wake her fu--
Wake up.
Wake up, Mattie.
Get up, kiddo.
Walk her, man.
Walk her.
F***!
Sorry, man.
I'm sorry.
I can't do that.
Oh...
How long you been
in here, man?
A week.
Where you been?
She dip into Omar's junk?
She didn't know
what she was doing, man.
Right, she accidentally
bogeyed Omar's stash.
You want a hit, man?
You look like
you could use one.
No.
You sure?
It's not exactly going
to help, is it, Royce?
Look, I'm going
to take a hit,
what to do with her.
Oh, Mattie,
what are you doing?
What are you doing?
No, it's not my fault
Can't you just
play along with me?
We gotta get rid of her.
How do you suppose
we do that?
Well, first-- Okay?
First, I thought
that we'd take her
back to her place
and we'd put her in her bed
like she died in her sleep.
And I thought, no,
maybe the-- the police,
with some carpet fiber
from my place.
You don't have carpet.
And then it hit me, man.
The drugs?
The drive-in.
You want to take her
to a movie?
No, man, the drive-in,
the one I worked at
last summer!
The drive-in's closed, man.
I know!
That's the whole point!
The point of what?
If this was you
asking for help,
I'd be there
for you, right?
Where?
Here.
I-- I don't know
what you mean.
You know what I mean.
I don't know what you mean!
You know what I mean!
I don't know what you mean.
Hey! Hey!
I did not kill her!
I didn't do it!
We just tried all our sh*t
and we were having a good time!
She was laughing!
And we were recording sh*t.
Lower your voice, please.
We're going to
figure this out, okay?
Keys.
Gotta get the car keys.
I'm not so sure about her
in a hockey bag.
Let's go!
Hang on, man.
It's in the basement
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