:27:01
Sure as hell met a few assholes
like that, though.
:27:05
:27:07
:27:11
- You gotta learn to lighten up
when the man's in your face.
- That's my business.
:27:15
- No argument there.
- Guy's a fuckin' moron.
:27:18
Hey, I'm with you on that one,
my man. Prick.
:27:23
Look, you need me to sign
an invoice or somethin'?
:27:27
Uh, between this month and last month,
you owe $417. And we need that in cash.
:27:32
Since when does Darlene
pay you in cash?
:27:35
Since today. New policy.
:27:37
Yeah, well, Darlene didn't say anything
about it to me,
:27:40
so tell Andy to bill her like usual,
and let them sort it out.
:27:43
Move.
:27:45
Well, he told me
to collect cash.
:27:49
- Andy-- another fuckin' moron.
- Hey.
:27:52
You and I are seein' eye to eye
on a whole range of issues this mornin'.
:27:56
Uh-huh?
:28:00
Except for the fact
that I need cash.
:28:03
- He could've called first.
- He could've. That's true.
:28:06
But that would've been
smart and fair.
:28:09
Two things Andy is not.
But I tell you what.
:28:14
Bein' that it's cash, I'm gonna give you
ten percent off.
:28:18
Say, uh, 375, seein' that we both have
so much love for Andy.
:28:23
I'll tell him I lost a few cartons
comin' over the mountain.
:28:26
That'll make up
the difference, huh? Huh?
:28:29
Well, Darlene usually gives me
a signed check for emergencies.
I could always give you that.
:28:33
No, no, no, no, no.
Wait.
:28:35
Night Shift, see?
A check is not cash.
:28:39
Cash got a whole lot of numbers
on it, pictures of old white men
with messed-up hairdos.
:28:42
That's what I need.
:28:44
All right, all right.
I'll go you one better:
:28:49
275, and I'll tell him you'll make up
the balance next month, huh?
:28:55
Doc!
:28:59
- Oh, oh, Jesus.
- Wait. Hang on.