Wheelman Page #2
Call me back!
-Sh*t.
-[phone ringing]
-Hello?
-[woman] ...that's totally ridiculous--
-Hello, hello?
-[woman] Hello?
-Where's Clay?
-Uh... hey, where'd Clay go?
-I'm not sure...
-See if he's there. See if he's there.
He's not here. I don't know where he's at.
I just picked up his phone.
-Wanna leave a message?
-Listen, tell him to call his driver.
-His driver?
-Yeah, his f***ing driver. It's urgent.
Don't be f***ing around!
Tell him to call his driver!
-Okay, his dri--
-Stupid.
-Where the f***'s Clay?
-[handler] Where are you?
I wanna talk to Clay, man.
-Where are you?
-I don't know.
I don't know where I am, man.
Lincoln-- Lincoln and...
Lincoln and 3rd somewhere.
Where's the drop?
-You're not headed to the drop.
-Come again?
Now that I know you're the kind of guy
who would leave his f***ing crew behind,
-you're gonna do a few things for me.
-Hey, hey! Fuckface!
-You told me to leave them!
-[handler chuckles]
It's not your fault. You do
what you gotta do to survive, right?
You know what? F*** you, man.
I don't know you. I wanna talk to Clay.
-There's a few things you need to do.
-F*** you! Where's Clay?
You better shut your f***ing mouth
and do what I tell you to do. You hear me?
-Or you're gonna get hurt.
-Why don't you tell me--
why don't you tell me where you are,
tough guy, okay?
-And then you could hurt me?
-No, we'll get to that.
I hope we do.
First things first.
I want you to count the money.
-What do you mean, count the money?
-A**hole, pull over and count the money.
I'm not f***ing counting anything
till I get to a safe spot.
How long?
-Where's "out of area"?
-What?
Your number says "out of area."
-Where is that?
-Don't worry about where I am.
-Worry about where the f*** you are.
-I hope you're somewhere safe, pal.
-How long?
-Hold on.
[brake lever clicks]
F***.
[aircraft whirring above]
[distant sirens wail]
[trunk lid thumps]
Hey.
It's about 200 grand,
maybe a little bit more.
Hello?
Hello?
-[handler] Yeah. How much?
-It's about $200,000.
-Did you count it?
-Yeah, I counted it.
-It's different f***ing bills.
-Different bills?
-So, you didn't count it?
-No.
Look, it's different f***ing
denominations. It's about 200,000.
Go f***ing count it again!
Go f*** yourself.
I'm not counting it again.
Hey.
Hey!
F***! F***! Damn it.
[mutters]
F***ing with this sh*t...
[distant siren wails]
[sirens continue]
It's 230 f***ing thousand dollars,
minus a thousand for me counting it twice.
That's my clerical fee.
[handler] Yes, how much?
Jesus f***ing Christ! 230--
where do you keep f***ing going?
-How much money is there?
-It's f***ing two-- it's $230,000.
-You sure?
-I'm f***ing sure.
All right, sit tight. I'll call you back.
[phone line beeping]
[ringtone playing]
[ringtone stops]
What the f*** is going on?
[ringtone chimes]
F***.
[ringtone playing]
[handler] You pulled away.
-How did you know I pulled away?
-Go to Chandler Station.
[phone line beeping]
[handler] Someone else calling you?
No.
-Is that the drop?
-Do you know where Chandler Station is?
Yeah, I know
where f***ing Chandler Station is.
I'm not a moron.
What do you want me to do?
I want you to drive there
and don't answer any other phone calls.
[phone line beeping]
-Go f*** yourself.
-[ringtone playing]
God...
-Dad?
-What's up, Kate?
I'm at home. I just wanted to tell you,
so you don't freak out. And this sucks.
Yeah, I know it sucks.
Just watch a movie, okay? Good girl.
I called Mom.
I'm going over there tomorrow.
-You're not going over there, Kate.
-I already called her.
You're not going, okay?
This is my weekend.
It's my weekend too, and I'm not gonna
sit around here, just waiting around.
-Do me a favor. Listen...
-I'm going to Mom's.
I love you. I don't have time
for this right now.
-What do you have time for, Dad?
-I'm very busy, Kate.
-You and Mom are divorcing--
-Just hang up on him.
-Who is that?
-[Kate] What? I can't hear--
Who is that?
Hey, who is that?
Is that Ryan? Kate?
-We're just gonna watch a movie...
-Put him on the phone.
-No.
-Put him on the phone!
-[Ryan] Hang up!
-Kate!
[line beeping]
Son of a bitchin' kid.
[recording]
Hey, what's up? This is Katie.
Leave me a message,
and I'll call you right back. Bye.
[signal beeping]
Katherine, call your father back.
Now. Call me back.
[mutters]
Pick up the f***ing--
[siren wails]
[ringtone playing]
-Clay?
-What is going on?
This whole thing's gone
f***ing sideways, Clay.
-Wait, what? What? What do you mean?
-This f***ing job, it's f***ed, man.
This guy's jerking me around. He made me
leave the other two guys at the bank.
-What? Who?
-The f***ing handler guy.
-No, who got left behind?
-The other guys.
-He made me leave them, bro.
-You left them?
-Where are they now?
-I don't know.
Holy sh*t, those were my guys.
You shouldn't have done that.
-Why didn't you call me?
-I did f***ing call--
I did call you, Clay. I called you
50 f***ing times. Look at your phone, man.
-Why didn't you have your phone on?
-I have, but--
This guy told me to f***ing leave 'em
when they came out of the bank.
-He said they're gonna shoot me, Clay.
-Shoot you?
-Yes.
-He said they were gonna shoot you?
-But you made the drop though, right?
-Did I make the drop? You f***ing idiot.
-You didn't tell me where the drop was!
-It's eight o'clock. It's almost 8:00.
-I know.
-It's 7:
55.I know what time it is, Clay!
Shut the f*** up!
-Where's the drop?
-I don't know.
He's supposed to give you the spot.
Man, I knew this f***ing guy
was gonna pull something.
Oh, you knew he was gonna pull something,
but you don't know him? What's his name?
I don't know him. He's a Jefferson
Avenue guy. That's all I know.
Yeah, I know f***ing Jeff Ave,
motherf***er! He's a West End guy.
-What is his name?
-I don't know who he is.
-I only talked to him on the phone.
-You should be attached to his hip.
I just set it up for him. I don't--
I don't wanna know the guy any more than--
-oh, f*** me.
-Yeah, f*** you.
-F*** me. I know. F*** me.
-F*** you, Clay. Listen to me.
Listen to me.
Are you setting me up, bro?
No, I am not setting you up.
He's gonna call you with the drop.
Yeah, since when?
-I...
-Since when?
You don't know the f***ing ball
from the bounce.
You're either too dumb
and you don't know it,
or you're f***ing dumber
and you're trying to f***ing set me up!
-Those weren't--
- Why didn't you use your crew?
Those weren't even my guys.
He'll call you with the drop, okay?
-You make the drop, we finish this.
-Motherf***er. You motherf***er.
You let him put two strangers in the car.
-Well... I didn't know that.
-How long we go back?
How long we go back?
They were gonna f***ing clip me, Clay.
-You didn't know that?
-No.
You didn't know that? I got a call
from somebody else. Did you know that?
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