[Dance done. Yikes. It's a pleasant time. Really. She smelled like berries and cream. Her hair was soft too. Now and then she'd rub up on him. Great to know that the opposite sex still does something for him in a big way.]
[Shit what a mess. He hasn't thought about the diamonds yet. For a man that ran on back to get them in the desert, he really has fallen on his own sword there.
Freddy's got no big reason now to keep loyalties, does he? No, old man. He wouldn't do that. Not here. And not like that. More booze and nicotine plz.]
[He takes a drink. He hopes Blonde forgets because Blonde probably wouldn't hesitate to kill Pink's cat, who guards the diamonds, as they are currently sitting under the floorboard where the cat's bed is on top of.]
He don't have a reason to remember. For all we know the diamonds are at the warehouse.
[The cat alone would keep Larry away. If it weren't for the cat, if it weren't for the fact that was their first apartment together, maybe the old man would crash there. Lucky for you, Pink.]
[Don't make it true or believable. There we go. Would have been so fucking great if Pink had taken his side from the start. Woulda, coulda, shoulda...]
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They make do. So do we.
[Okay. Business. He wants a lap dance. Some gal with big jugs.]
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Pink shrugs]
Would be easier with paper money's all I'm saying.
[He tips strippers. They earn it, okay?]
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[Here's a gal up his alley. Larry beckons her forward. She tosses her long brown hair and slinks on over in her red bikini.]
Wanna dance, Daddy-o?
Sure do....my friend here, wouldn't mind one of his own.
[See, Pink? He's thinking of you. Manly bonding, no talking.]
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[See he's being polite. She signals another girl over, and well. Manly bonding for a while. No talking.
But all good things must end]
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Good choice coming here.
[The drinks are pretty fine too!]
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Sure.
So where's Orange?
[You knew this had to be coming, White.]
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[There. Is that good enough. Larry combs his fingers through his own hair. Another long sip of his drink.]
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You guys fighting?
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[And no. We're not gonna have to keep going. This is it. That's how he's answering it.]
Not anymore.
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Shit.
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[As casual as can be now he sets his drink on the table and gets another cigarette.]
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We could have told you that if you'd have listened.
[Buuut he didn't so.]
He's sure not to be trusted.
[Let's keep talking about that. Not Orange.]
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[Shit what a mess. He hasn't thought about the diamonds yet. For a man that ran on back to get them in the desert, he really has fallen on his own sword there.
Freddy's got no big reason now to keep loyalties, does he? No, old man. He wouldn't do that. Not here. And not like that. More booze and nicotine plz.]
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[He takes a drink. He hopes Blonde forgets because Blonde probably wouldn't hesitate to kill Pink's cat, who guards the diamonds, as they are currently sitting under the floorboard where the cat's bed is on top of.]
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[The cat alone would keep Larry away. If it weren't for the cat, if it weren't for the fact that was their first apartment together, maybe the old man would crash there. Lucky for you, Pink.]
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[Luckily it's too loud for anyone to hear this scintillating conversation.]
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[The cigarette between his fingers trails a veil of smoke as he waves the whole thing off.]
We're not gonna even give possible reasons.
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[There's a tone that says 'bullshit']
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[Don't make it true or believable. There we go. Would have been so fucking great if Pink had taken his side from the start. Woulda, coulda, shoulda...]
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So what's the real deal, Mr. White?
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Not that I'm complaining.
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[A long, long drink of his own drink.]
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