No, sorry. No, that came out wrong, I'm sorry. - You don't like Milton? - No, no, no, it's... It's nice. You know, the people are friendly. It's pretty... No. High-school football and karaoke bars isn't enough.
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I love you.
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If I wait, it'll be a million times worse. Thanks, Bosco. You are both so fucking naive. You go to the cops and you say, "Hey, man, I accidentally stabbed that English chick."
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- No, no, Jerry! No! No! - I got to do it, I got to do it!
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Oh, my God.
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Take your knife and cut my throat. Don't worry, I'll help you. What?
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- What? - Lucifer is an angel. A fallen angel.
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You think they'll all nod and understand the way your stupid dog does? - I don't know. - Well, I do know. They're gonna throw your ass in jail where tattooed, meth addicts will butt-fuck you daily for 15 years to life. You're a good man who made a mistake. Nobody is gonna rape you, Jerry. - But he did mean to do it. - No. Not the deer. That was an accident. I'm talking about the girl. You wanted to kill her. - Never. - Why'd you take the knife, then? Oh, my God. I'm evil. No, you're not. I've killed things on purpose, Jerry. There's no shame in it. It's instinct. The only time I felt truly alive is when I'm killing. The only time I've ever felt truly alive.
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Hey, do you want any of this pizza, John? Cold pizza? No, thank you. - Free pizza. What's better than free pizza? - Lots of things. - Sushi, for example. - That's like raw fish, right? No. It's perfectly cooked rice, seasoned by a master chef, on top of which he places specially selected slices of the highest quality, line-caught ocean fish. Raw fish. Gross. You should stick to fast food.
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- How are you doing, Jerry? - Very well, thank you. Excellent. Yeah. Do tell. Well, they like me at work. You're a likeable man. We're having, a what-do-you-call-it, a picnic. And they asked me to help out on it. I was afraid to say yes.
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Like... Like kill someone on purpose?
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- Jerry? - Hey, Fiona.
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Thanks, Jerry.
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Just wanted to say, we're very pleased. You're doing a great job. Thank you, Mr. Kowalski. That's what I told that lady from the courts. "A great job," I said. - She's your lawyer? - She's a court-appointed psychiatrist, Dennis. Thank you, for... Thank you for saying that. No problem. So, Jerry, the thing is, is Milton Fixtures, every year, has the company party. - A barbecue. - Okay. And we get one representative from each department to help put it on, usually the new guy. And the new guy in shipping is you.
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So you want me to help plan a party? It's voluntary, off-the-clock. There will be others, too. Someone from sales, a guy from design, that cute English chick in accounting, Fiona. - You wanna do it? - Yes, I do. Of course, I do. Thank you. Cool. First meeting is tomorrow night at 5:00 - in the sales conference room. - Yeah, I wanna get it on. I wanna get it on. - The company buys pizza and beer. - Okay, I'm in. - Thank you, Dennis. Thank you, Dennis. - It'll be fun. Okay, okay.
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- What you doing, Jerry? - Something for work. Those assholes give you homework now? Trying on a shirt for tomorrow. They got something that they want me to do. - A shirt? Shouldn't that be a straitjacket? - Shut up. You act like they're doing you a favor letting you work there, like they should be able to fuck you in the ass without lube whenever they want. Like some big privilege, letting you work for free on their picnic.
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We all wanna get out of here, so, John, you'll be setting up the barbecue grills in the parking lot. Dave's bringing drinks. Sheryl's providing decorations, and Fiona's doing the music. Any questions? Yeah. I've got an idea, while we were sitting here. You know the office corridor? I thought it would be the perfect place for a conga line.