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You know what fucking time it is?

Yeah, I'm sorry man, I got dislayed.

Delayed.

You alright?

- I was asleep.

- Sorry, Del.

Come on grab the rest of your shit,

not waitin' out here all night.

- This is me set, bro

- Huh?

- This is me set, man.

- Oi you left all your shit at

what's her name's house, didn't ya?

Well, I need an excuse to go back.

- Yeah. Right. Okay.

She'll be begging me to come back after she calms down.

This is just temporary.

- Yeah, right, okay.

- Are we gonna go in or?

You know, I kicked my flat mate out cause of you?

- Me? - Yeah, you!

- Well why did you do that?

Fuckin' told me you were fuckin' kicked to the curb

what was I supposed to do?

Not evict your housemate, Wendel,

I just wanted to use your couch.

What fuckin' happens if Leah kicks you out again?

Where you gonna go, huh?

Where you gonna go?

As long as I can prove to her I'm not a user anymore.

She'll be all right, it'll be fine.

Just fucking move on, all right?

Move on.

Any man with balls would just move on, all right?

Be a man.

I'm not working, who else am I gonna fuck for rent?

- Don't worry about the rent,

I'll pay your share, all right?

- You sure?

As long as you're clean and tidy.

I owe you big time for letting me crash here, man,

but I can't outstay my welcome.

You can stay as long as you want, I don't care.

- Cheers, man.

I owe you one.

- What happened to your neck?

Yeah, she really wanted me out of the house, eh.

- C'mon, let's get fucked up.

- I was just thinking that.

- What'd you do anyway?

You fuck her mom?

- I've got standards, mate.

- Wanna break from study?

- No.

Come on, you don't even know what I'm gonna ask.

- What're you gonna ask?

Wanna come get my car back from Wendel's?

- No.

- Please?

- Don't harass me.

Go get it yourself.

Please, I want you to come with me.

- Why do you want me to come?

I can't like, what do you expect me to do, like protect you?

I'm not asking you to protect me,

I'd just feel more better if you came with.

- More better. - It's not far.

- Yeah, well how far is not far?

You know where Bermuda Ave. is?

- Don't touch my stuff, yeah.

- 10, 15 minutes.

We can taxi it if you want.

- No, it's fine, we'll walk.

I feel like I'm getting cabin fever.

- Great.

Lace up.

Anyway, lesson learnt, don't go try helping people.

- Were you in love or something?

- No.

What a loser, doesn't even own a car.

- He does.

- He does?

Mine was just meant to be for collateral.

- For what?

You know, just bowl a few people over.

Yeah, just a couple days, just.

Couple of deals going on, you know?

- Yeah - Yeah, you don't need it?

- No, I don't.

But, I need it back for uni.

So just two days - Yeah, cool.

- Promise?

Yeah, I promise.

Promise.

- Yeah, you can have it - Sick.

- I did nothing illegal, okay?

I loaned a car to a friend.

Yeah, so he could drive his grandmother to the store.

Wendel had a dream of starting up a hair salon, okay?

He just needed some extra funds to kick start it.

I had to help.

- You didn't have to.

Plus, in a relationship, you support

your partner no matter what.

It's not even your car to do such a shitty thing with.

- Whose is it?

- Mom and Dad's.

- Yeah.

Do you know anything about being in a relationship?

Have you ever been with a man?

- Oh, maybe I don't like men.

- Yes you do.

- You're shameless.

- Yeah, that's good, uh.

Wendel's not home.

- Oh, that's alright.

I just, I'm glad you're here.

I just came to collect my car.

Yeah, you can have a look in the garage if you want.

- Yeah?

Cool Thanks.

Takes mine, leaves his.

Maybe yours is parked on the road.

I walked here, it's not on the road.

- I'll call him.

- Where is he?

Work?

I don't know, probably work, yeah.

I haven't seen him.

- Fucking carjacker.

- He wouldn't steal it.

What has he been saying to you?

- We haven't spoken in weeks.

- Weeks?

- Mhmm.

Anyways, I better go, my sister's waiting.

Thanks, though.

You know I can give you and your sister a ride home.

- Sounds good.

- No.

Sanja, call a taxi, I'm not getting

in the car with some druggie.

- Then walk, all right?

You've never met the guy, Vesna, so stop making assumptions.

Okay?

- How you gettin' around?

You'd need a car in Perth.

I know, and I'll need one tonight

or I'll probably lose my job.

- What do you do?

- Just work at a club part-time.

- And no, it's not stripping.

- Wasn't thinking it.

What have you got against exotic dancers?

- Nothing, it suits you.

Could be your calling in life.

- Sorry, Levi.

- Ah it was only a joke.

- Yeah.

Yeah, um, I'll let you know about your car.

I'll see what's going on next time I see him.

- Do you have my number?

Nah.

If it doesn't get returned tonight,

Sanja's going to report it stolen to police.

- Then walk home, Vesna.

I wouldn't rat.

- I would've.

I'll get your number and I'll let you know

as soon as I know what is happening.

- Thanks.

So, do you live with Wendel now?

Nah, I'm just in between homes at the moment.

Gonna find my own place soon.

- Oh, where at?

- Anywhere but there.

Me and him are just totally different.

- That's a positive.

How good's this? I did well.

Bit small.

Maybe I should've got another one.

- Nah, it's heaps.

- Yeah, yeah, it's heaps.

Have you considered giving Sanja's car back?

- Nah, it's a gift.

She came looking man, she wants it.

Her dad will buy her a new one.

She's a pampered mutt.

- Is it still hers on paper?

Well, technically my ownership isn't official.

What if it gets reported stolen

and your house gets searched?

No chance.

There is a chance.

Look, I'm not anyone's radar, all right?

I'm not fucking worried, why should you be?

Confidence comes easy when you've never been caught.

I just think you're making a mistake.

Stop thinking, it'll give you cancer.

So.

Has Leah come begging yet?

- Nah, I ended it.

Well, I'm going to, that is if

your initial offer still stands.

Two things if you want to stay, all right?

- Okay. - Two rules.

Keep it clean, and keep it sexy.

Mate, I'll make the house sparkle.

Well you made progress today, bro.

Why don't you come out tonight?

You going out tonight?

Where at?

- Going away party.

When?

- At seven o'clock.

- Wait, when?

- Seven.

- It's eight.

- Nah, it's seven.

But I can't make it, I gotta job hunt.

Ah, shit, it is eight!

Yeah, you're right, it is eight o'clock.

Listen, you reckon you could clean this pig sty up for us

and stack the dishwasher?

- Yeah.

Why don't you come out, all right?

What are you going to do here, jerk off?

- Maybe.

Yeah, well don't jizz on my sheets, all right?

I told you I'm looking for some jobs.

- But you'll clean this up?

- Yeah.

- Alright

Don't be so generous with your car next time.

- Exactly.

- How 'bout yours, Dad?

- Same policy, darling, sorry.

Take the bus.

- They're filthy, no way.

I hate the public transport system.

The seats are dirty with grime and blood and semen.

- Oh, don't be revolting.

How about, all right, remember that news report

where a lady gave her husband a hand job

on the train at peak hour?

- What?

In front of a bunch of school kids and elderly folk.

- No way.

- It's a true story.

I'm never using the public transport system in Perth.

It's not Tokyo or Singapore or Hong Kong,

there's a massive difference.

You've never been to any one of those cities.

So, I'm well informed about the world.

How about I give you a lift and you can get a taxi home?

Or do you have issues with taxis as well?

- They're huge creeps.

Haven't you heard of them sexually assaulting

drunk women late at night?

I'm not catching a taxi by myself at three am, thank you.

One word, mace, and just don't get drunk Sunny.

Wasn't planning to.

- I can't do that.

Looks like I'll have to call in sick.

- Mine?

Is it clean and everything?

- I'd eat dinner off it.

I can get a lift over there tomorrow morning.

Or I could easily drop it off to you.

- Oh, you're a doll.

What time suits?

- How does tonight sound?

You're not in bed or anything?

- No.

Just the sooner the better, I reckon.

- Yeah, yeah, come over.

Too easy.

The exterior seems to be in good nick.

Not bad inside, either.

Shit head.

I should crush these and send Wendel the pieces.

- Do they look better on me?

- Much better.

You're nothing like your brother, are you?

Yeah, I think we have different fathers.

- Does he know you've done this?

Cause he hasn't replied to any of my calls or texts.

- Not exactly.

You went behind has back for me?

Well, I think you deserved your own car.

- What will you tell him?

He'll beat your ass.

- I have no idea.

You got any ideas?

- Truth.

- I'll have to spin some story.

Hope he doesn't kick me out for it.

- Come inside for a drink?

Think of something.

- Why haven't you left yet?

- Never seems to pan out.

I wanted to.

I will.

After uni.

- When do you finish?

- If I finish.

- Yeah, I didn't finish either.

- That makes me feel better.

- Yeah.

I'm thinking about going back but.

Nothing else to do.

- Yeah.

This is a pretty good wine you've got here.

Thanks, my dad has a whole collection.

- Yeah?

Yeah, I don't really understand wine

I just sort of picked this one.

Do you know expensive wine is after a few years?

- No, I don't know.

I think this one might be like 1980 bottle or something.

They're worth like a couple of thousand you know?

- Are they?

- If it's a decent bottle, yeah.

- Tastes all right.

- It's pretty good.

Sure he won't be angry for you for opening it?

- No, he'll be all right.

No plans, what about you?

- Sleep.

- Oh yeah?

Sounds exciting.

- I'm not always this boring.

- No? - No.

- Have a good sleep then.

- How you getting home?

- Uh, with my legs.

I can drop you a street or two over.

How badly did Wendel drive my car?

- Oh, not as bad as me.

- Oh yeah?

Yeah, I just did a couple of reverse doughies in it.

- Better not have.

- Nah, I just drove it to yours.

It's kinda early, don't you reckon?

Yeah.

I'm wide awake.

Wanna go somewhere?

- Yeah, but it's kinda hard when

you're trying to be invisible.

Well, we'll get something to eat

somewhere at a quiet place.

- Ah, I'm not really hungry.

Let's just cruise around.

You need to leave before my parents wake up.

Otherwise that'd be awkward.

- Oi, Lee!

Get up!

You hear anything last night?

Did you see anything? - What?

Didn't hear anything did you, ya piece of shit.

The cars been stolen.

- Nobody stole the thing.

- It's fucking gone.

Fuck they musta got inside.

To fuckin gain access to the garage.

After you left, Sanja came back around last night.

I had to let her take it. - What?

She's was on the way to the cop shop man,

she was gonna dob you in.

Sanja wasn't gonna fucking dob me in,

what are you talking about?

- That's what she said, man.

She was in on it.

That's not what she said to me, man.

- You're bullshitting! - Why would I?

- Sanja wouldn't do that. - She fucking did man.

- You're bullshitting me - I wouldn't do that.

- Don't fucking bullshit me.

I wouldn't do that to you, man.

Fuck.

- Don't do that in here.

- Fucking hell, man.

- Are you fucking her?

- Little bit.

Let's go outside and talk about this.

- You just lost me three grand.

- How much?

- Four grand.

Were you going to take it to a chop shop or something?

And you didn't stack the dishwasher like I asked.

I'll give you the money if you're hurtin' for cash.

Yeah, says the big shot with two cents to his name, eh?

Sorry.

I would've told you sooner,

I was just waiting for you to move on, find someone new.

- Coulda woulda shoulda.

- Are you with someone?

- You'll want her next.

- I've never done this.

You know I've never done this.

I've never wanted any of your previous partners,

especially the men.

You always wanted what I had, bro.

Ever since we were kids you always tried to copy me.

Tried to be better than me.

I'd get a Matchbox car, you'd get a Matchbox car.

I'd get a cat's eye marble.

- You're livin' in the past.

- You'd get a cat's eye marble.

- Take it as a compliment.

- Fucking emperor.

Given I'm a man of taste.

If you wanted my seconds, why not Tash?

Why not Monique?

- Sanja's different. - Someone half decent.

- Sanja's different.

- Different what, how?

Better BO?

- She doesn't stink.

- I beg to differ.

The thing is, I've always liked her.

Ever since we first met I have.

Fuck, you shoulda told me a year ago.

Fucking too meek as usual.

- How woulda that looked?

You were with her then.

You coulda saved me a lot of pain.

Lot of pain.

- We all good?

Does it bother you or?

- Doesn't bother me.

Does it bother you?

I mean, I've been up there.

Up near her vital organs and shit.

- Not what I heard.

- What did you hear?

Nah, nothing, I'm just kidding.

- Have you seen my sunnies?

- There, they're on your shirt.

- Oh no, the other ones.

The good ones.

The T1000s, the Aviators.

- Oh, I haven't seen em.

- I swear I had em.

Swear I had em.

Swear I had em

Did you make her scream?

- I'm not telling you.

- I made her scream.

- Good talk as usual, bro.

- Don't get all offended.

Just having a laugh for fucks sake.

I'm cool with it.

I just think you're a tad dirty.

The heart wants what the heart wants.

- I think you need to replace

that word heart with something else.

I don't care about sex that much for the most part.

You're probably doing it wrong,

or playing for the wrong team.

I couldn't be with a man, I don't know how you

do it switching back and forth.

Lately I've been getting back into females.

Guys are cool, they understand the male body a lot more,

I reckon, than 95% of females, that's for sure.

If men are so good, why do you even bother with women?

They're fucking crazy, I fucking love them.

Til they start trying to change you.

Sanja's no fucking different, all right?

She's not special.

What happened between you and her?

- Not telling you.

She's a brat, selfish, drama queen, controlling.

Oh yeah yeah, yeah you fucking wait.

You wait.

- People change.

People change.

What, you think you're the one capable

of making the other person change?

You're the bitch, yeah?

- Someone's gotta be the bitch.

You two are perfect for each other then.

Did you really think that the car was a gift?

What does it matter?

Can you call her and say you thought it was?

I was doing all right with one til they asked

for proof of my qualifications.

What qualifications?

The fake ones that I listed on my resume.

You'll still get your four grand.

Sanja's gonna ask her dad to get me work.

You don't owe me any money, bro.

Since when?

You were right about Sanja's car.

I'm sorry for hounding you about it

first thing in the morning.

- It's all good.

What are you watching?

- I have no idea.

- And you

suck.

I thought you were just being modest

when you said you could shoot.

Obviously not.

Which way would you go?

- I don't know, but you're bigs.

Remember you're the big balls.

Yeah, I'm the big balls, but there's a big one over there.

- Go for the 14.

Does that mean I get, oh I still get one shot.

- Yeah, you still get one shot.

- I can see.

Hit it like there.

You think I can get that in there?

- Yeah straight out. - How?

If you shoot from like this way.

This way?

- Yeah, like right there. - Yeah, like right there.

- Now come closer to the ball.

What are you do all day?

- I swim in the pool.

d Cause when it's all said and done

d She's making sure I forget it all.

d Cause I already know just what I want.

d What I want.

d And she already knows just what I see, I see a mllion.

d But know that she's the fucking one.

d Come take a trip we planting never planning, let it be.

d Cause I already know just what I want, what I want.

d And she already know just what I see,

d I see a million but she know that she the fucking one.

d Come take a trip we planting never planning let it be.

- There's five, five papers.

Yellow papers.

Well, check them out will ya, mate?

And get back to me.

All right.

Fucks sake.

Whose car is that out front?

Well it must be Sanja's boyfriend, her new one.

- New?

- Levi's his name.

- What kind of name's Levi?

That's an old man's name.

And he drives an old timer's car, have you seen it?

- He's very handsome.

- Who is he, where are they?

They must be in the pool I think.

He borrowed a pair of your boardies.

Don't go loaning my things to other people.

Especially strange ugly men.

How many pairs of swimmers you got, Vik?

- You're off the mark, Love.

- Who's that?

Bald dude.

- That's my dad.

Just smile and nod.

Oh, hi Dad.

- Nice to meet you.

- I want my shorts back.

You have heaps, are you serious?

I like those ones, they're my color.

Come on, change out of them for me.

Sorry, I thought I was right to use them.

You are, ignore him,

I didn't give you permission to be in my house,

let alone borrow my shit.

- Let's go.

There goes another job.

It's probably a dumb job for moppets it's like my dad.

Who wants a dumb job?

- Me.

- You don't have to go.

- Yes I do.

Where should I put these?

- Stay a little longer.

- I can't, your dad's a dick - Please.

- Yeah, um how're you?

Yeah I'm good.

What's happening, you all right?

Have Sanja and the new boy left?

- Yeah, I think so.

Why?

- What do you think of him?

I don't know him that well, why?

What's up Ves, I can see it, what?

What's wrong?

- You seemed to get a bit angry.

- What's that face?

Tell me.

Okay, so you remember Wendel, right?

Of course.

- Okay, so Sanja's ex - Yes.

And you know that this new boy is Wendel's brother, right?

- Right - Yeah.

Wendel, like Sonja's ex, yeah.

And we were over at his house, and he lives with Wendel

and I don't know, I just think.

- Ves, what's wrong?

Spit it out, Ves, what's going on?

I think Sanja's in trouble cause Levi's doing drugs.

- What do you mean?

- Well, like.

He's doing it or he's dealing it?

- I think he's doing both.

I know that he's dealing.

Don't muck around about this, Ves.

I'm not mucking around, Dad,

I'm telling you, that's why I asked you

if Sanja and Levi had left.

Ves.

Dad, I'm not joking, listen to me okay?

I think Sanja's in trouble because

when we went over to Levi and Wendel's house

there were like packets and it just smelt like smoke.

And you know what Wendel did to Sanja and I don't want

it to happen again, so I'm just telling you.

- How do you know this?

What were you at the house doing?

You were doing drugs, were ya?

- What!

Fuck no, Dad, I'm trying to tell you that Levi

is fucking doing drugs, okay, and that I think he's dealing

and Sanja's in trouble.

You've seen all this?

- Yeah.

This is serious, Ves, don't muck around.

- I'm not mucking around, Dad.

Look, Sanja is in trouble.

All right.

Look, I'm just trying to say

cause Sanja's like, she's your daughter.

You have to take care of this stuff.

- I know, all right?

Thank you.

I'll deal with it.

- I wouldn't just say it, okay?

Cause I don't say shit.

I believe ya, all right?

Just let me think for a second.

My door was shut.

A bit of privacy, mate?

Keep your legs shut and the door open

not the other way around.

- That's a bit rude.

- Bit rude?

Bit rude?

Who do you think you are, mate?

Dad, let him go!

- Came into my fucking house.

- Dad! - Think you're a man, do ya?

Huh?

Let go.

Mom, help!

You dope head piece of shit.

I'll make you piss you little dog.

Get off!

Mom!

Leave us, please!

Vik!

What the fuck happened in here?

What have you done?

What the fuck happened? - What?

He was on fucking top of her.

In my own fucking house.

Harden the fuck up, Levi, you little prick.

- Pig! - Levi, are you okay?

Yeah.

I'll get you some water.

- Thanks, Mom.

You all right?

Is there any guns here I should know about?

- Just hush for a second, okay?

- I'm fine. - Levi.

- Guess what, dog?

Viktor had me in a sleeper choke today.

Were you plugging his daughter or his wife?

- One or the other.

You dirty dog.

Hey, look man, I just wanted to ask you something.

Yeah?

It's a personal insult to both of us, okay?

He saw my door was shut and he still forced

his way in to stamp his authority.

He's a tyrant.

She's hell bent on leaving home today

so we've got to sort something.

She's got money, she can go to a hotel.

Not really, her savings are for her uni degree.

She's too dumb for uni.

I can't afford anything decent

and she's anti motels.

Yeah, all right.

As long as she's put on a leash

and kept in the shed at all times.

It'll only be temporary.

We're talking about, moving East.

Reminds me, I don't know Sanja,

me and her have never met.

What?

- Claire's coming over tonight.

Yeah, all right, I gotcha.

How about a dinner for all us at seven o'clock?

- Yeah.

I'll introduce you to a real lady,

different than these fucking cheap skanks you go for.

Looks like a bit of a tip-rat but treats me well.

What have you got against Sanja, man?

She's a nice girl.

- Yeah, she's pretty nice.

She specialized in giving me rim jobs.

That was nice.

Next time you kiss her, just remember where

those lips have been, all right?

Haven't you got somewhere to be?

Later, dog.

- Crackhead.

You need to cut your dad some slack.

He tried to cut my boyfriend's head off.

Apparently your boyfriend's into selling drugs.

Vesna, that little snitch.

Is he?

Levi's a great guy, okay?

The polar opposite of his brother.

I still think you should reconsider.

Look, I told you I've gotta go, Mom.

I'll call you.

You, not Vik.

- They're here.

We should go say hi.

What?

Now's the time to break the ice.

Shut the door, Levi.

You've never met Wendel, okay?

It's important.

I forgot to tell you.

Are you serious, why?

Just please, come on.

I can't believe this.

Fine, but you're not getting any later.

- I finished 20 minutes ago.

Come on.

Hey.

- This is my brother Levi,

Levi this is uh...

- I'm Claire. - Claire.

- Hi, Claire. - It's nice to meet you.

You too, how are you?

- I'm good, and you? - I'm good.

- Um, who's this?

- Oh yeah, this is Sanja.

Oh yeah?

Finally I can put a face to a name, eh?

How ya doin?

Hi.

- I'm Wendel.

Yeah, we had to eat dinner without you,

it was getting a bit late.

- Oh, fuck, yeah, shit.

Sorry, bro, I forgot you were cooking for us.

- Nah, don't worry about it.

Yours is in the fridge.

We just ate, actually.

Sorry.

- Oh yeah?

What fast food joint did he take you to?

- We had Greek.

It was good, eh?

- It was all right.

- All right?

- I told you I'm a vegetarian.

- Pescatarian.

I'm a vegetarian, there's a difference.

Can we go?

Um, yeah, we were just about to go to bed

just wanted to say hi first.

- Hi.

- It was nice to meet you both.

- You too.

Enjoy the midnight snack.

- Have fun.

I forgot, I forgot.

You forget you have a brother as well?

Well, him too.

I haven't seen that little prick in a while.

- And what about her?

I've never meet Sanja, or whatever her name is.

- You've never met her?

- No, never met her.

I didn't even ask you a question

and you're already giving me an answer.

I've never met her.

- You've never met her?

- I've never met her.

He's a maniac incapable of not lying for two minutes

and you made me play along.

I guess he didn't wanna scare the girl off.

- I feel sorry for Claire.

Ha, sucka!

- Promise, promise.

All right.

We having a snort, are we?

It's my steroidal spray, it helps me breathe at night.

Want some?

Yeah, I'll have some.

You know it's not gonna make you bigger.

- What are you talking about?

Wow.

Oi.

You finished 20 minutes ago.

Remember?

You're such a sucker.

You're the sucker.

I'll suck on anything.

Where's my piece.

Hello to you too.

Thought it was customary to make breakfast

in bed for people when you're a guest in their house.

I thought it was customary to give someone back

their car when they loaned it to you.

That's not customary, I thought it was a gift.

- You thought it was a gift?

Wow.

You gonna use a plate for that?

- I'm sorry, do I know you?

Have we met before?

Aren't we strangers?

- I don't know.

You kinda remind me of some sexy lady I dated once.

Claire wouldn't stay in the same house

as you if she knew our history.

Shh, better keep your voice down, she might hear you.

Where is she?

You know it's funny how we've become this big

happy family.

And you're our strange old uncle.

So you started up the salon yet?

I'm using all my annual leave at the moment,

at work trying to get it going.

It's a big task.

- You'll be all right.

- It'll take awhile.

You can leave the rent above the fridge.

You're not seriously charging me after taking my car?

- Does this make us even?

Sorry I'm late, bro.

How are ya?

- Been a minute, mate.

Yeah, sorry man I've been caught up

in some fucking shit lately.

- You all good?

- For the time being.

What's this junk of shit?

Where's your Skyline?

Yeah, business is bad, eh?

- What, that bad?

- Nah, man. I um.

I found out I had some fucking heat on me,

I had to get rid of it.

- You serious?

Yeah, a customer of mine got done and mighta talked.

- Did you get him or her?

Yeah, we'll get the cunt.

We'll get the cunt.

- No doubt, no doubt.

Yeah

So for the time being, this is me new ride.

You look like the right law

abiding citizen in that, eh?

Cops probably think I'm a pensioner

or an Asian lady with two kids in the back.

Yeah.

Anyways mate, I got the stock standard,

but how many of those cock rockers were you after?

- Half a bottle? - Yeah.

Make it a full amount, you gotta

please the misses, all right?

Is it all right if I fix you up next week when I get paid?

- Yeah, yeah, all good.

I know where you live.

Cheers, you're the man.

My place probably still ain't the best option though.

- Where do we do it, here?

Mine?

- Wherevs, just let us know.

All right.

How is the wifey?

Still nagging me to retire, otherwise can't complain.

- Yeah shit, eh?

They want the money though, don't they?

They don't know what the fuck they want.

- Yeah they do, mate.

Everything - Everything.

- You know how it is, man.

- Yeah, all too well too well.

Anyway mate, enjoy your shift, eh?

Yeah, you gotta do what you gotta do.

- Dealer, you gonna teach us how

to count cards one of these days, mate.

We'll clean up, you and me.

Go halvesies.

- Next stop, Monaco.

- Your dad?

- Yeah.

- Didn't take long.

He's forever caving in after the fact,

instead of not like...

Just don't worry, doesn't matter.

You still all right to stay here?

You're not getting any bad vibes or anything?

- No.

I'd be staying with you anywhere.

Yeah.

- I would be too.

- Don't poke your tongue.

There was some famous person who visited Perth,

I don't know, I forget the name,

and they got driven from the airport to the hotel

and on the way they asked the driver where's the city?

And the driver goes we just drove through it.

Get it?

You don't have to convince me to leave.

I thought it was a funny anecdote.

- It was, it was funny.

Kind of.

Don't say it's funny if you don't find it funny.

- All right, it's not funny.

- Fuck you, it is.

I can't wait to leave anyway.

I'd leave right now if it wasn't for your transfer.

- And we will.

You don't hold my hand whenever we walk.

Yeah, I'm not really a big fan of PDA.

I like that you don't smother me.

Just don't kiss me after that cigarette, okay?

- I'll do what I want.

- Yeah.

I don't know why I'm struggling so much

to walk up this damn hill.

- Too unfit.

Too many cigarettes.

Can you put it out?

- Nope.

I went downstairs looking for sleeping pills

and I went into the kitchen I couldn't find any,

and I went to Wendel's room thinking he'd have some

and he came home and made a move on me.

After I rejected him he left the house.

And you were still in Levi land.

So, what are you gonna do about it?

Hmm?

- What?

You're just gonna let him get away with it?

Well if my ex was in my room late at night

and I was drunk, I assume that he was drunk

and you were probably wearing fuck all.

Please, Levi, don't put this on me.

- I'm not.

I blame myself for moving us here.

It's my fault.

- It's his fault, not yours.

- He mistook the situation.

You were in his room, how could he resist?

- He disrespected us both.

- He's my closest family member,

he wouldn't snuff me out on purpose.

- You can be so dense sometimes.

- I get what happened.

- No you don't. - You were in his room.

You took his ex girlfriend and brought her home

to rub it in his face, okay?

He wants payback, he wants revenge.

What better way?

Wendel?

- Hey, where you at?

I left you a note.

- Yeah yeah yeah, I saw.

You breaking up with me, are ya?

I heard you're not over Sanja yet.

- Oh, here we go.

Listen, listen Lee, last night I came home trashed,

and found her in my bedroom all alone

asking for some sleeping pills.

- It's not happening, Wendel.

It's not happening. - Try my balls.

Do it properly.

You better repay the favor.

What else am I supposed to think, all right?

I hardly tried, I said some dirty shit, alright.

That's all I said.

Bottom line is we shouldn't have been there.

It's pointless.

Literally.

What's going on Del?

- It's not you, it's me.

Del?

It's water under the bridge, yeah?

Yeah, it was a misunderstanding.

- Exactly, exactly.

Cool.

- It's not cool with Sanja.

- Fucking nevermind Sanja.

- Hurry up, I'm bored.

- Come home, all right?

Come home.

Put your big boy pants on, take some charge, all right?

- I can't do it.

- What do you mean can't do it?

Can't do it.

- Who're you talking to anyways?

- My stupid brother.

- Hey Levi.

- Who is that?

Doesn't sound like Claire.

- Tell him I said hi.

- Tash says hi.

- Tash?

I'm not fucking Tash.

- No, all right, all right.

It's Monique, Monique.

You're damn straight it's Monique.

Sanja's applied for a uni transfer though,

and we're leaving town, so you know, heading to Melbourne.

You're not fucking leaving Perth, fuck off.

- I'll be leaving in a second.

- You're not leaving either.

I'll come over, say goodbye before we go.

- So that's it, hmm?

You're leaving?

You afraid I'll steal her?

We already planned it before any of this happened.

Well off you fucking go.

All good big daddy?

Shut up.

Pass me the pip-ee then.

No more stupid jokes about my penis.

At least it's big size.

Get out.

- What?

I was referring to the pipe, all right?

Get your fucking shit and get out, all right?

Get out.

Get your fucking, get out!

- I'm not going anywhere!

- All right, let's go then.

- Awesome.

- Wendel!

What are you doing? - See ya!

Fuck you.

Fuck you, you asshole.

Paz.

What?

Some guy Paz just made a piss-poor offer on my car.

Paz?

That's his name.

You didn't tell me you were selling it,

how much he offer?

Better off keeping it.

Keep it.

Yeah, I prefer to have my own car anyway,

I hate public transport.

Uh, who doesn't?

What if the Melbourne transport system's

worse than ours?

Keep the car, babe.

It might be a better system though

I need the money.

This place is costing over a couple hundred a night.

I've got a hundred grand saved, I'll pay for it.

I prefer you didn't.

You've got really traditional forms

of the man must pay.

It bothers you, it matters to you, not me.

Dickhead.

First you'll tire of it,

then you'll resent it, then finally you'll hate it.

Including me.

Well, you can be my slave.

Mr. Slave.

I always wanted to be Mr. Slave.

Do what he does.

You're a whore.

How'd you go?

When are we leaving?

- About three weeks she said.

You were told a few days over the phone.

Yeah, but it takes time to prepare academic transcripts

and letters of release.

A few more weeks will fly by, relax.

Plus, it'll give you time to sort out your course

if you still want to return, yeah?

We can attend the same campus, that'll be cute.

So why rush?

- I need to rush.

Think I've got an idea.

- Wait, what, an idea?

I'm not trying to tell you how

to live your life or anything.

I can't get any other work.

It is a risk.

This way I'll make some poker money

and be set for the next six months.

I get that you're bored here but I don't want

you to go make a mess of yourself like Wendel.

This has nothing to do with boredom, I'm not bored.

You can't compare my level of skill and precision to his.

Well then use that so you can get a legit job.

I told you I can't get any work,

no one will hire me, not without any qualifications.

I've tried.

I know what I'm doing.

- Huh, tried.

Okay.

- Fuck you doing here?

You interested in a business proposition?

- No.

- What's with all this?

- Having a fire sale.

What setting up and moving to a hippie haven.

You said you were leaving, why're you here?

I got an idea that we can both profit nicely from.

You're not getting any cash or dope off me.

- Come on, just get some gear.

We'll make a mini fortune man, I've got an idea.

I owe my dealer 37 grand, Levi.

- What?

Yeah.

You can pay that.

Not with just a couple.

How can you only have 2,000?

What about all the previous profits you've made?

Look, I'm not in the mood for financial tips, all right?

What about your car?

That's gotta be at least worth 20 or 30 odd, sell that.

Everything's refinanced, and refinanced on top of that.

I don't own shit.

Credit cards maxed out.

Can't even afford the rent for this joint.

I can sell my car for seven or eight grand.

And ask Auntie and Uncle, they'll help you out.

That's how I got what I got.

- Dad?

- Fuck knows where he is.

Probably take me six months to track him down.

You had the addiction under control.

Weren't you going to therapy?

I was clean.

Stress got to me.

That stupid hair salon on idea failed.

Even Claire left me.

How much were you using?

Even you couldn't have used that amounts worth.

- It's easier than you think.

Plus I'm missing some.

You're missing some?

When's the deadline?

48 hours.

I'll get a loan.

You're not working, you fucking dead beat.

I'm gonna get a loan, not from a bank,

Sanja will help you out.

Yeah right.

I'll ask her.

Let's try and get some more time.

If I can't got any more time.

I dunno.

I'll start doing houses again.

You'll end up in a cell, Wendel,

just let me ask her.

Would you lend me money if you were her?

Huh?

Would you?

What else is there?

There's gotta be another way.

There's no other fucking way, alright Levi.

Who's that?

Someone for the phone.

You gotta get clean this time, legit.

No more dealing, no more dumb shit.

You're not a big timer.

- Don't get all righteous Lee.

A minute ago you came over to my house unannounced

asking me to spot you some gear.

Now you're asking me to be the altar boy

and abide by your conditions.

For some old uni mates, some proper acquaintances,

and that's beside the point, isn't it?

Don't fucking laugh.

I'm doing this for you.

Believe me, I'm done, all right?

Finished.

I had a relapse, big deal.

You gotta pay it all back, too.

- If you get it.

Will you pay back the full amount?

Well?

Will you?

Well?

- Yes!

I'll fucking pay it, all right?

I'll pay it.

I'll pay it back.

I'll have to give it back to Sanja somehow.

- How?

- Just leave that to me.

I'll figure something out.

Do they know we're related, you and me?

- Why, you worried?

Well I'm probably next, aren't I?

- Look, I don't know.

I never mentioned you to Jase alright?

He's never seen you.

- Good.

- You're leaving town anyway.

- True. - Big swinging cock.

- She wanted to go.

- That's bullshit.

- She did. - Fucking bullshit.

Fuck you wanna leave town for anyway?

- So I can get a job.

- Fuck.

Why the fuck do you wanna go, huh?

- She wants to go, man.

- Fucking bullshit,

you wanna fucking suck cock is what you wanna do.

You're the one that sucks cock.

Yeah, well at least I fucking do it,

and I fucking admit I like it.

You fuck.

If I had to do it, I wouldn't.

So what are you gonna do over there anyway, Lee?

Eh?

Eh?

You wanna leave to go there and suck cock.

What else you gonna do?

You gonna fucking suck some big fat fucking cock,

that's what you're gonna do.

Fucking Sanja.

What else you gonna do, huh?

What else you gonna do over there?

- Get away from you. - Fucking suck cock.

That's what you're gonna do.

Suck some...

What looks the most real, you reckon?

Could be anything in the place of anything.

Sanja knows no better, she never dabbled junk.

Do you have any sachet bags at home?

You need to get bashed a little.

- Yeah, I realize that.

- I'll hit you there.

Bang.

Not doin it in the house though, blood stains.

There's not gonna be any blood.

Oh, there'll be heaps of blood.

Also, grass would be better in case you fall.

Unless you want to do it on the hard pavement

out the back.

- Yeah, you're right. - Thought you'd say that.

- Grass is better.

- Now what?

I'll say I'm going out then I'll come back to yours.

I'll flog off your stuff and make it look real.

- Yeah, trash my wallet and uh

sell my phone too if you want.

- Yep.

All the money I can get will help bro.

I think the flour's back that way.

What about my keys?

- Nah, nobody steals keys.

Alright, you need the car anyway

to get back to the hotel.

Where you staying, anyway?

Let's just do this right, no traces.

- Yep.

- Alright.

- You reckon this will do?

How you doing?

- Still smoking?

You doing all right?

Enjoying the scenery.

- Is that it?

You can have a look if you want.

- Show me.

Not out here.

There's heaps of people out here,

inside where no one can see you.

- All right.

- See that?

- I see it.

- You're staring into my future.

Wish we could just try some of it.

What, look how much is there.

It's not for us, it's for my clients.

I'd only take a little bit just to try.

- No. - No?

No, you've got your whole life to make mistakes.

I better go - Wait, jeez,

I'll be five minutes then I can come with you.

No, I've gotta be a lone wolf tonight.

Well, I don't wanna stay here alone.

They don't know you, they only trust me.

You're paranoid.

It's a prerequisite for this business.

I thought you came back to pick me up.

Why are you here?

I came back just to say goodnight,

I'm gonna be home pretty late.

Look don't do this again, okay?

I can tell it's not you.

- It's not, but

everyone pretends when they have to.

Well, there's one thing you need to do for me first.

If you still wanna be friends.

- Your toes again?

- What?

It's an erogenous zone.

You're my slave, remember?

You wanted the job.

I'll wash them for ya.

- Wendel, hurry up.

I'll be a minute, bro.

Going for a smoke, okay?

- Fuck yeah, hang on.

Fucks sake.

- Hey, um, I think I left my,

nose spray

at Wendel's under the pillow.

I don't know, I must have forgot it

and I need to take it regularly.

Can you please swing by on your way back and pick it up?

Call me.

Love you.

I don't know if this is gonna work, man.

You gotta expect her to say no, bro.

You love her?

You love her?

I do.

- If you need to bail Lee.

If you need to bail.

You've known her for a long time,

will she loan me that amount?

- If she loves you she will.

- Yeah she does.

It's a boat load to you or me, not so much to her.

What if the bank can't process that amount in time?

Might be able to get another day or two.

Depending how lenient he feels.

It's your call.

How else you going to get the money in two days?

- I don't know.

Usual last ditch routes, I guess.

- She'll loan it.

- Yeah?

- Yep

All right,

cheese breath.

The thing is, I now know Levi

is not a bad bloke.

Vesna admits she got things wrong about him,

got the brothers mixed up.

So you're both welcome back here any time.

We need to talk, Sunny.

Call me, okay?

I'm sorry.

All good?

Yeah.

Bit nervous, are we?

When was the last time you got thumped in the face?

- That's your style, not mine.

Just hit me in the nose and make

it look nice and messy, all right?

A cut above the eye

would seal the deal, I reckon.

So would a black eye.

I doubt you could handle that, fag boy.

- Just hit me in the nose and

ugh, not yet.

Thought you'd prefer a surprise.

- Fuck surprises.

All right,

go.

Go!

Ow, I should have worn a glove.

A smack in the jaw's not going to leave a mark.

- Not my fault you flinched.

Might just use a blade instead.

What, are you gonna cut your own face?

- A tiny little cut might work.

Since when do muggers make delicate incisions

on victim's faces?

Why don't we just use fake blood?

- She's not that fucking stupid.

We gotta make it look half legit.

I'll say I had a gun or knife on me, whatever.

Come to think of it I don't even need to get bashed.

It is pretend.

- Listen, listen.

You fucking care if Sanja leaves you?

- What do you think? - Answer.

- Yeah, I care. - How much?

Eh?

You gotta put on a fucking show

or you gonna jerk your chain for the rest of your life, huh?

Your slapping me is not gonna help.

- I don't know my own strength.

What the fuck?

- That's how you hit.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

You're not fucking circumsized, are you?

Come on, 80% this time at least.

Bitch.

Yeah, nice one.

Hit some other spots too.

One more, that's it.

Better.

- Punch the nose hard too.

I've got a better idea, give me your head.

What?

Ready?

You all right?

One more proper to make sure my face swells.

You're starting to enjoy this, aren't ya?

Your little dick's showing.

- Where?

Fucking how thick's your fucking head.

Head like a fucking football.

My turn.

Can't afford to lose

too many more brain cells, bro.

Remember this feeling when you're facing her.

I'm never gonna forget it, trust me.

I think I need something to drink but I'm feeling out of it.

Realistically you wouldn't, I mean.

What's open now?

Nothing, alright?

You'd go back to the hotel, you'd ask for a drink there.

That's the first thing you should ask for, a drink.

- I just meant some water.

- You look good, bro.

Real authentic.

No one else in the world woulda done this for me.

Thought about what you're gonna say?

Yeah, let your face do the talking.

They stole everything and they just

they, fuckin, just hit, look

look at me, look what happened.

They just fucking took everything.

Stole my wallet, the drugs, fucking everything.

They came from behind, they just knocked me clean out.

What am I gonna do?

It's 30,000 dollars.

30 fucking thousand dollars.

They took the fucking drugs, my wallet,

they fucking that's 30,000.

It's bad, I was knocked out.

They took the drugs, they took my wallet,

they took everything.

It's really bad.

Fuck.

I'm forever indebted to you.

You don't owe me, Levi.

How'd you pull up?

Things are looking all right on my end.

- Yeah, did you get it?

- No, not yet, but I will.

Tomorrow morning when the bank has the cash ready,

and I'll sell my car.

- I'll believe it when I see it.

Can you remember anything from last night?

Like what?

Say you if saw the mugger's face in the street,

would you be able to recognize it?

I don't really remember what they look like.

Yeah, everything will be all right.

Just rest up today.

You still gonna see your parents later?

Only for a bit.

I have no fuel though, can I borrow your car?

- Yeah, if you find my keys.

Where'd you park?

- Behind the building.

Where it's free?

- Uh huh.

Wendel?

Wendel?

Where the fuck are ya?

- I'm over here.

Just had to piss for a sec.

- Where the fuck are ya?

Here under cover.

How long does it take you to fucking piss, mate?

I was calling.

Hey Jase,

I scrounged together some paper for you today,

but I'm still waiting on a couple things to fall into place

before I can give you the rest.

- Yeah?

How much you got?

- A couple thou.

- I dig the envelope, mate.

Very top secret.

I know it's not much, brother Jase.

- It depends.

On what?

- On what you're after.

- Two, three, four days.

A week maybe, in case my plans fall through.

- Hang on, hang on.

You're speaking in riddles, mate.

Shit, look I'll have the rest for you, you know I'm loyal.

I don't know what you are right now, mate.

I'm I'm a begger.

I'm begging for an extension.

You can jump off my dick, there's nothing to extend.

- What do you mean?

Why you playing, huh?

- Did you not fucking hear me?

Why you playing?

- Chill the fuck out, all right?

Just settle. - But I haven't paid none.

- Fuckin hell.

What do you want from me, huh?

Are you fuckin geeking mate?

I'm just trying to sort shit out.

There's nothing to fucking sort, mate.

Don't piss me off, and don't fuck

with those customers, all right?

- I'm straight.

Have you got Alzheimer's, buddy?

Have you got Alzheimer's?

Have you got fucking Alzheimer's?

You fronted me the chalk, all right?

I clearly remember meeting with you and picking up bulk.

- Bulk?

I fronted you a bit ages ago,

but you fucking paid, all right?

Came and got that white car you left as collateral.

- Yes, Sanja's car, right?

Sanja's car.

No, this was another time.

This was more recent, real recent.

You got the usual two G bags, some Sildenafils,

some fucking cock rockers.

Paid me back a week later, end of story.

Fucking done.

Fuck it.

Pay me what you think you owe me.

I don't give a shit, eh.

How much you gonna donate?

It's yours, have it.

- It was a joke.

- No no no, for your troubles.

- What are you having?

I'm sorry Jase eh, it's been rough lately.

I haven't been thinking.

Listen mate, it's the first and the last time

and don't fucking forget it.

Yeah.

Cheers for not stringing me along or anything, eh.

My life just got a whole lot easier.

Ah, you woulda caught on eventually, man.

- No.

- Maybe I shouldn't have opened

my big fucking mouth then.

I'm too bloody honest.

I'm in the wrong business.

Maybe I could get some sleeping tablets off you instead,

of the shards.

I think you might need it, mate.

Got any benzos?

Yeah, you want anything else?

Like a sock?

I'm sure he's a good bloke, all right?

Not a bad seed like his brother.

Who gave you that impression?

- I'm sorry.

You're sorry?

Well, anyways guys, I came over here to tell you

that we've decided to move to Melbourne.

Just for a semester. - What?

Okay, like now's as good as time as ever.

That's a, quite a bombshell, Sanja.

You've never been, you'll probably hate it.

- Exactly.

I might hate it, I'll find out.

I might like it too.

So you're not gonna study anymore?

Yes, Dad, of course I'm still studying.

- Where you studying?

Guys, this is something that I've decided to do, okay?

I only wanted to visit, I'm not discussing this.

I'm just happy you're keeping up with your studies.

That's all I'm saying.

We'll just have to visit.

I didn't mean to make it awkward, guys.

I'll be back.

It's just a semester.

Just gonna miss you, that's all.

I'll miss you guys.

Miss the olives.

- Don't start.

Oh my god shutup.

Where is he then?

Back at the hotel.

Where are you staying in Melbourne?

- Haven't decided yet?

Like not even the area?

Yes we have, Dad.

Are you actually going, though, seriously?

- Yes, we are going.

There's a few streets and places that we're looking at.

You have money?

- Yes, Dad.

Of course I have money.

I've been working over the summer.

- You're not gonna get married.

You don't know where you're staying,

you don't know where you're gonna study.

- Sorry.

You just know who you're going with.

- Yes. - That's it.

Being spontaneous, Dad.

Just like your old man, eh?

Adventure, honey, remember that?

Growing up, isn't it?

20 years ago.

We can Skype, I'll call you guys every night.

No you won't.

- Yes, I will.

Maybe not every night, maybe every second night.

Are you gonna Skype me too?

- No.

I've got exams, I got WACE.

I hate year 12.

You're nearly done, you'll be fine.

- Yeah, we'll see.

I'll come over after.

Maybe I'll just leave, maybe I'll leave.

- We'll talk about this.

I'll go to like Bermuda University.

I'll never come back.

You can choose who you miss more.

- Here she goes.

That's mean.

As long as Levi's not there, I hate Levi.

- Ves.

- I'm just saying, like he's...

Yeah, you've made that very clear.

Many times.

I just don't like staying with your boyfriends

because they're all weird and like drink beer.

You don't have to like him,

you're not the one dating him.

I don't have anything super super against him,

all I'm saying is if I went over, and I do come visit,

I'd rather stay with you,

not stay with you and your boyfriend

cause then it will just feel like weird.

That's not weird.

Dad, that's not weird.

You can come over with us then.

You can stay with us.

Easy, it's not that hard.

That's all I'm saying, don't do the angry face.

- Wendel.

Hmm.

Sanja?

Is that you?

Wendel.

- How's it going, bro?

Woo!

Have you seen Sanja?

I've got some good news, bro.

- Have you seen Sanja?

Why the fuck would I of seen her?

- She came here.

She found the bag.

- She didn't come here.

I don't know, she went through the bin or something.

She found it.

Why would she come here to search through it?

- It wasn't in the bin.

I put it upstairs, I put it in your room.

I didn't tell you to put it in my room.

What happened to leaving no traces?

- It's taken care of.

It's all good.

It was a nice try.

Oh, fucking hell, bro.

You're fucking cleaning this shit up.

Why the fuck did you put it in my room?

What happened to leaving no traces?

I didn't know she was gonna fucking come here,

up here looking in your room.

Find it.

Doesn't belong in my kitchen anyway.

I'll get the vacuum, you're cleaning it up, Lee.

She left me because of you, you know that?

You and your cleaning disorder, you fucking crackhead.

Do you realize you've ruined everything?

Don't talk to me like that in my own fucking house, boy.

You still fight like a bitch.

Is it all right if I stay here for a few more days?

- Yeah.

- Cheers.

Want me to call up Tash or Monique?

You're not getting her back.

- I'll get her back

after we sort out your debt.