Why Stop Now Page #7
I didn't do nothing!
The girl is-something wrong!
Borderline psychotic, whatever-
Go inside the house.
Lock the doors.
Hurry.
Hey, Aunt Trish.
- She started
messing with me.
Just a couple of hours.
That's all we need her for,
all right?
And do not let her
I don't control her.
Hey, Trishie, I was wondering
for a few hours?
- I thought you were
coming over to practice.
Oh, my God, what happened
to your hand?
- No, no, nothing, nothing.
I'm fine.
- Oh, look at this.
Here we go.
This is-
I want Julio, though!
- I know, baby,
but this is Mario.
He's Julio's brother.
But I want Julio.
Yeah, I know you do, honey-
Who are those guys?
No, they're, uh-
they're my colleagues
from the supermarket.
They're good 9"Y$-
HEY. guys!
How's it going?
This is, uh-
that's Terry and Marty.
They're fine.
- There we go!
Look, look, look, look, look.
There's Mario!
- I told you I didn't want
to see your mother here again.
Every time she comes,
she causes some kind of drama.
The last time she was here,
she completely ruined Christmas.
Trish, please, okay?
Please don't do this now,
all right?
Just watch Nicole
for a few hours.
Don't ask me why.
Don't give me a problem,
not today.
I'm not in the mood.
Please just do this.
- Okay, all right, E.
I'm sorry.
- All right.
- I'll watch her.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
All right, thanks a lot.
Hey, Coley, come on.
You see, baby?
He says, "Hello, Nicole."
I want Julio!
- Ah, sweetie,
it'll be okay, okay?
You go play with Cousin Stevie.
- Mom!
Just say good-bye.
- Go on, sweetie
It's okay-.
- Hey, they got
a nice place here, bop.
It's butter.
We should come back
and rob this motherf***er.
- All right, good.
There you go.
Have a good time.
Thank you.
Hi, baby.
All right, come on, let's go.
Get in the car.
- What'd she say about me?
- She didn't
- What do you mean
she didn't say anything?
- You're not the center
of everybody's universe.
Get in the car.
- Want me to clobber
the b*tch with my cane?
- Slash the b*tch's tires?
- Now, that's a good idea.
- Obviously not.
Get in the car, come on.
All right.
Watch out for the paint.
- If you got a bat,
I'll put a knot on her head.
- Yeah, I'll get her
pregnant on purpose.
Mm-hmm.
- Come on in.
- Everybody in?
Oh, my God!
- Come on, man.
Let's get this b*tch running!
- Come on, don't worry.
The car's fine,
for crying out loud.
It's fine!
- We weren't supposed
to go in your car!
It's fine!
- You need a new alternator
in this motherf***er.
Let's go, Penny!
Don't make me turn it up to 10.
- What do you think
you're gonna turn up to 10?
- So, Eli, where you learn
to speak Spanish?
high school.
- You fluent?
- Yeah.
- You eat bacalao
and all of that?
- What is that?
- It's fish.
Oh, yeah, I eat fish.
Spanish fish.
J"J"
All right, gracias.
He says to go, uh,
in the back with that guy.
They're ready.
- Cool.
- All right.
- What's he talking about?
- Uh, nothing-
- Oh, I don't dance.
Thanks, I'm good.
- It's not a choice.
You gotta go.
What is he on about?
Have a good time.
- What did you say to him?
- I don't know.
Uh, tequila, por favor.
- You got it.
He asked me, all right?
J"J"
Here you go.
- I'm sorry.
I don't understand.
- No, ifs-
my son speaks Spanish.
I don't understand.
Oh, my God.
My man, Mozart.
What you slurping on?
Uh, tequila.
Nice, get me one.
- All right.
Black?
He don't drink.
That sh*t'll f*** you up.
I drink pop.
All right.
Dos tequilas, por favor.
Me and Sprinkles drinking.
- Yep.
- You ready?
Yeah.
Mmm!
Ah-a h-h a-h a-h a-haaaa!
That's nice, right?
- Yeah.
- I'll have another.
Preciosa, two tequilas.
And your phone number.
Yo, Mozart.
- Yo.
How do you become this, like,
man?
Crazy, maybe.
I'm not a genius.
- No?
- No.
No, I'm not buying that.
Not even for two dollars.
Nobody does anything great
without they heart
not being into it.
What I want to know is,
what does that do
for your heart?
It lets me disappear.
I get it.
- Yeah, I imagine it's the same
when you run a race, right?
Like, what do you think about?
- Nothing.
Just the finish line.
Yeah, and I know.
The finish line, but...
for that minute and a half,
what do you think about?
Think about nothin'.
I just ran.
There you go.
Yeah.
I'm so smart.
So you got something for me?
For my mom?
Thanks.
You like doing this
for a living?
Mozart, I don't know.
I've walked that road,
and I've traveled that path,
but I'm okay with it.
You, youngblood,
YOU got a gift.
You gotta fight
for what you love, man.
You understand me?
Don't ever lay down,
not even once.
If you do...
you'll never get back up.
Mm!
- That was really nice.
Thank you.
More fun
than I would have imagined.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
Come on, baby.
I danced real good.
No, no, listen, hold on.
Listen, we got to go
in the bathroom first
and do this, okay?
I don't need to do that, baby.
I have not felt this good
in a long, long time.
I feel great.
I'm gonna be fine.
- Whoa-you're gonna be fine?
- Totally.
- What are you talking about?
I'm not asking you, okay?
I'm telling you, okay?
You're gonna go in the bathroom.
You're gonna do this.
We're gonna go to rehab.
I don't care if I have to force
this down your throat.
- First of all, sweetie,
you don't eat it.
You snort it up your nose.
- Whoa,
don't-don't touch me.
I don't care
what you do with it.
Just put it in your body, okay?
- You don't understand, Eli.
I don't need to go to rehab.
For crying out loud, I'm clean,
and I can stay clean on my own.
There's nothing to worry about.
I am not doing this!
I am not having
this conversation with you
for literally
the one millionth time!
- Oh, come on.
You've got a drinking problem.
You want to have
that conversation?
No, I don't.
- You get wasted
every single weekend,
You're sucking down tequila
right now, sweetie.
You know what I think, Eli?
I think you have a problem.
So why don't you
go into the bathroom?
You do the drugs,
and you go to rehab,
because I am fine!
You are not fine!
You are a liar.
And you are a junkie.
Eli.
Eli, what the-
- You!
- Take your British
hands off me.
- Chloe! Hey!
Hey, Chloe!
- Eli?
- Chloe.
- Eli!
- Chloe.
Hey.
Hi.
Why are you tied up?
Do you want me to free you?
- Yes, free us.
- Shut up!
We're part of the story.
The British burned down my house
and kidnapped me and my sister.
- Oh, my God.
Are your-are your parents okay?
My dad got shot.
My mom's missing, and they stole
all of our livestock.
- Really?
All the livestock?
- Yes!
- Oh, no. Wow.
God, all those poor cows
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