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all set on this thing, then?
YOUNGER MAN
Sure, Jerry, we’’re all set. Why
wouldn’’t we be?
JERRY
Yah, no, I’’m sure you are. Shep
vouched for you and all. I got
every confidence in you fellas.
They stare at him. An awkward beat.
JERRY
…… So I guess that’’s it, then.
Here’’s the keys -
CARL
No, that’’s not it, Jerry.
JERRY
Huh?
CARL
The new vehicle, plus forty
thousand dollars.
JERRY
Yah, but the deal was, the car
first, see, then the forty
thousand, like as if it was the
ransom. I thought Shep told you -
CARL
Shep didn’’t tell us much, Jerry.
JERRY
Well, okay, it’’s -
CARL
Except that you were gonna be
here at 7:30.
JERRY
Yah, well, that was a mix-up, then.
CARL
Yeah, you already said that.
JERRY
Yah. But it’’s not a whole pay-
in-advance deal. I give you a
brand-new vehicle in advance and -
CARL
I’’m not gonna debate you, Jerry.
JERRY
Okay.
CARL
I’’m not gonna sit here and debate.
I will say this though: what Shep
told us didn’’t make a whole lot
of sense.
JERRY
Oh, no, it’’s real sound. It’’s
all worked out.
CARL
You want your own wife kidnapped?
JERRY
Yah.
Carl Stares. Jerry looks blankly back.
CARL
…… You - my point is, you pay
the ransom - what eighty thousand
bucks? - I mean, you give us
half the ransom, forty thousand,
you keep half. It’’s like robbing
Peter to play Paul, it doesn’’t
make any -
JERRY
Okay, it’’s - see, it’’s not me
payin’’ the ransom. The thing is,
my wife, she’’s wealthy - her dad,
he’’s real well off. Now, I’’m in
a bit of trouble -
CARL
What kind of trouble are you in,
Jerry?
JERRY
Well, that’’s, that’’s, I’’m not go
inta, inta - see, I just need
money. Now, her dad’’s real
wealthy -
CARL
So why don’’t you just ask him
for the money?
Grimsrud, the dour man who has not yet spoken, now softly
puts in with a Swedish-accented voice:
GRIMSRUD
Or your fucking wife, you know.
CARL
Or your fucking wife, Jerry.
JERRY
Well, it’’s all just part of this -
they don’’t know I need it, see.
Okay, so there’’s that. And even
if they did, I wouldn’’t get it.
So there’’s that on top, then. See,
these’’re personal matters.
CARL
Personal matters.
JERRY
Yah. Personal matters that
needn’’t, uh -
CARL
Okay, Jerry. You’’re tasking us
to perform this mission, but you,
you won’’t, uh, you won’’t - aw,
fuck it, let’’s take a look at
that Ciera.
MINNEAPOLIS SUBURBAN HOUSE
Jerry enters through the kitchen door, in a parka and a red
plaid Elmer Fudd hat. He stamps snow off his feet. He is
carrying a bag of groceries which he deposits on the kitchen
counter.
JERRY
Hon? Got the growshries.
VOICE
YOUNGER MAN
Sure, Jerry, we’’re all set. Why
wouldn’’t we be?
JERRY
Yah, no, I’’m sure you are. Shep
vouched for you and all. I got
every confidence in you fellas.
They stare at him. An awkward beat.
JERRY
…… So I guess that’’s it, then.
Here’’s the keys -
CARL
No, that’’s not it, Jerry.
JERRY
Huh?
CARL
The new vehicle, plus forty
thousand dollars.
JERRY
Yah, but the deal was, the car
first, see, then the forty
thousand, like as if it was the
ransom. I thought Shep told you -
CARL
Shep didn’’t tell us much, Jerry.
JERRY
Well, okay, it’’s -
CARL
Except that you were gonna be
here at 7:30.
JERRY
Yah, well, that was a mix-up, then.
CARL
Yeah, you already said that.
JERRY
Yah. But it’’s not a whole pay-
in-advance deal. I give you a
brand-new vehicle in advance and -
CARL
I’’m not gonna debate you, Jerry.
JERRY
Okay.
CARL
I’’m not gonna sit here and debate.
I will say this though: what Shep
told us didn’’t make a whole lot
of sense.
JERRY
Oh, no, it’’s real sound. It’’s
all worked out.
CARL
You want your own wife kidnapped?
JERRY
Yah.
Carl Stares. Jerry looks blankly back.
CARL
…… You - my point is, you pay
the ransom - what eighty thousand
bucks? - I mean, you give us
half the ransom, forty thousand,
you keep half. It’’s like robbing
Peter to play Paul, it doesn’’t
make any -
JERRY
Okay, it’’s - see, it’’s not me
payin’’ the ransom. The thing is,
my wife, she’’s wealthy - her dad,
he’’s real well off. Now, I’’m in
a bit of trouble -
CARL
What kind of trouble are you in,
Jerry?
JERRY
Well, that’’s, that’’s, I’’m not go
inta, inta - see, I just need
money. Now, her dad’’s real
wealthy -
CARL
So why don’’t you just ask him
for the money?
Grimsrud, the dour man who has not yet spoken, now softly
puts in with a Swedish-accented voice:
GRIMSRUD
Or your fucking wife, you know.
CARL
Or your fucking wife, Jerry.
JERRY
Well, it’’s all just part of this -
they don’’t know I need it, see.
Okay, so there’’s that. And even
if they did, I wouldn’’t get it.
So there’’s that on top, then. See,
these’’re personal matters.
CARL
Personal matters.
JERRY
Yah. Personal matters that
needn’’t, uh -
CARL
Okay, Jerry. You’’re tasking us
to perform this mission, but you,
you won’’t, uh, you won’’t - aw,
fuck it, let’’s take a look at
that Ciera.
MINNEAPOLIS SUBURBAN HOUSE
Jerry enters through the kitchen door, in a parka and a red
plaid Elmer Fudd hat. He stamps snow off his feet. He is
carrying a bag of groceries which he deposits on the kitchen
counter.
JERRY
Hon? Got the growshries.
VOICE
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