Anyway, me and Christmas are gonna head down to Vilena and scout the island to see if we should take the job. How much we get paid? I need more money for my family.
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Which, if left unattended, causes a contraction in the cartilage and forms cauliflower ears. - And your point is? - It ain't easy being green.
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- We all know I wrestled in college. - Right. A common injury associated with that sport is trauma to the ear, a clot.
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Come on. Don't start with the ear again. - Not the ear story. - The ear story, not again. - We all know the ear story. - We don't want to hear the ear story. Let's just concentrate on the job. No. Shit no. You guys started this.
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Unusual? You're talking about my ear.
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Avoidant personality disorder. You think too much. You know, Toll Road, you're an unusual guy, and you're always gonna have unusual problems, right?
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Her loss, right? I should have broke that bastard's jaw. Maybe you were lucky. He could have broke yours. - Impossible. - You know, Christmas, I understand, but let's just say you were with her for a couple of hours, and it's nice, and it's hot and heavy, but after that, think about it. What do you do for the rest of the day? She probably did you a favor. Now you have more time to feel sorry for yourself.
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- What's the problem? - Who gives a shit what the problem is?
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- This morning. - Yeah? What'd you talk about?
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Anyway, the pay share stays the same.
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You're a bleak bastard.
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Morning. Morning.
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No, that's the point, you know. You think you know someone, and you truly do not. Aren't you the guy who said, "The man who best gets along with women "is the man who can get along without them"? - That's bullshit. - Truthfully, she wasn't your type. - Well, I wasn't finished. - Look, enjoy your freedom. - Yeah, you wait till it happens to you. - It has.
