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Episode 1x09 'This is America' or 'Fifty Bucks'
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Sit down
and think
about what
you
did
wrong.
We're always given a choice, ladies and gentlemen,
whether to walk the path of the straight and narrow,
or to succumb to temptation.
Do I write the essay myself
or do I copy it verbatim from Wikipedia?
Not that bright, Van Olsen.
See these questions,
this choice,
comes down to the core of who you are.
Detention now leads to prison later, fellas.
So this time is for
sitting down
and thinking about how you got from here...
To here.
It's about accountability.
It's about responsibility,
community.
Damon Drecker, can I see you out in the hall, please?
No talking.
What the hell did you do to get detention?
Nothing.
Powell called Mrs. Butchik
"Mrs. Buttcheeks."
Butchik is her given name, son. You shouldn't make fun of it.
- Powell said it, not me. - Who is Powell? This guy?
Why are you here?
Just hanging with him.
All right, let me get this straight, you didn't get detention.
You just decided to spend the afternoon hanging out
in detention
with this kid Powell.
We're friends.
What, dad?
I don't know. You know...
- Are you homophobic? - What are you talking about?
I'm asking you questions about your life.
Come on.
I don't get to see you that much these days.
Powell's not into labels, dad. And quite frankly, neither am I.
Okay, Damester.
Now I'm not above admitting George Clooney's a handsome man,
but this was a whole other thing.
Damon and I, we used to tell each other everything.
- Hello? - Hi, Patty.
It's me, Tanya.
Why are you calling me?
I wanted to follow up about your...
appointment with the happiness consultant.
I'm working on the Hollopaw deal right now.
I know. I didn't want to bother you, but how was it?
I don't want to talk about it.
Why not?
Just let it die, okay, Tanya?
Patty, I don't understand.
If by your own assertion the sex was great,
shouldn't you be happy?
Have you ever done coke, Tanya?
Cocaine?
No, I tried peyote a couple of times.
Well, having sex with that guy is like doing coke.
It's expensive,
but you really want it, so you buy it
and then you get this huge awesome rush.
That's a good thing, right? A huge awesome rush.
But then you come down from your high
and you're broke
and you feel even lonelier and more pathetic than you did before
and you want to kill yourself.
So I guess you won't be
interested in our bimonthly package?
I'm kidding. Patty, look, wait.
Seriously, what would make you interested in being a repeat customer?
I don't know.
Maybe if he was like crack.
Crack?
Cheap, dirty, same high at half the price.
I think my kid's a gay.
- Damon? - Yeah.
Well, that's great, Ray.
I mean, don't worry. Lots of kids experiment with their sexuality.
I myself, I had a little thing
with this woman Miriam in college...
I don't need to hear about your lesbian past, Tanya.
We're having a business meeting. This is business.
Then I'm gonna be honest with you, Ray.
We are encountering a little pushback in our pricing.
I think we might need to consider lowering our pricing point,
maybe offering a sliding scale
to our lower income clients.
What are you talking about? When we started this thing,
it was you that said we were gonna clear two grand a night.
I know. I know I said that.
But do you watch Cable News?
Oh my God, it's Pierce. Hang on a second.
It's Pierce. Pierce, are you there?
Where are you?
- Cuba. God, I miss you. - I miss you too. Where are you?
Havana, Cuba. It's a long story. I'll be back in a few days.
- What? - Fuck, I'm running out of minutes.
I've got to go, but I love you.
Who was that?
My boyfriend.
He had to go on a trip.
See? That's what I'm talking about.
What?
You. You spend all your time with this new boyfriend,
meanwhile our business is falling apart.
What are you talking about?
How can I be spending all my time with my new boyfriend when he's in Cuba?
Now, Ray, I know you're upset
about Damon's homosexual tendencies...
I promised my kids they could move back in.
The two grand from Jemma is a drop in the bucket.
This house is not gonna fix itself.
Who do I have to fuck around here to get my kids back?
I'm trying, Ray. I'm really trying.
These are turbulent times.
Ray, I don't think it sounds right when you say "my kid's a gay."
Just, "my kid's gay."
Why didn't you tell me?
There's nothing to tell.
You didn't seem that interested.
I thought you were too obsessed with Hammer to notice anything anyway.
Have you had sex with him yet?
What's it to you, Darb?
You're my twin brother. Why wouldn't you want to tell me?
- Why do you want to know so bad? - Because I care.
Come on.
I haven't had sex with him... Yet.
Do you want to?
It's okay. Don't worry.
Guys are really easy to please.
Go! Come on! You're almost there, guys.
I give 'em 10 bucks every time they reach the top.
It's my secret weight-loss plan.
Sounds good.
Don't worry, I gave up pilates to pay for it.
It doesn't matter.
Of course it matters.
I don't need things.
Material stuff.
Ron, what do I have to do to make you believe me?
Why did you and your mother go through my stuff?
What did you think you were looking for? Did you think I was lying to you?
- Where you worried that I was broke? - It was a moment of weakness.
I don't care about the money.
What about your ex-husband?
I do not care about him either.
I love you, Ron.
I just want things to be normal again.
How do we be normal?
I passed signs for that sale you love.
- The Timson Bank sale. - What about it?
- I want you to go. - No.
- We can't afford it, Ron. - Look at me.
I'm tired of our lives being reduced to how much money we have.
I'm sick of it. So what?
We took a hit. Everybody did.
Now go. I want you to go to the sale. I want you to buy something.
Be happy.
For me.
It's this amazing new service
a friend of mine runs.
For male prostitutes?
Isn't that kind of gross?
Not at all. I think you would feel empowered.
I know I did.
I don't know.
Well, I know Patty felt empowered too.
It's a progressive service. It's very sensitive.
In no way dirty.
Unless you like dirty.
She said it was like doing coke.
I've never tried coke myself. I did peyote a couple times.
I know the economy is collapsing,
but heck, when you look back at your life
do you really want to say to yourself, "Damn it!
"I was such a fuddy-duddy.
"I never once paid for sex.
"Not even once."
Oh yes, that's a good boy.
Hello. Hi.
You have a dog? What's its name?
Patty.
Horny Patty, actually.
You named your dog Horny Patty?
Yeah, I did.
Wonder why I'd do that? Any ideas?
Lenore, are you mad at me? Is that why you asked me to lunch?
I do have a little bone to pick with you, T-Brain.
I ran into Horny Patty at the mall
and she told me that you told her
that Happiness Consultants was my escort service.
You're using my name to hawk your product.
Lenore, in that one instance I did use your name.
- I'm sorry. - Well, you owe me one.
So how is business anyway?
Business is brisk.
I'll bet.
I was thinking I could use a little Ray myself, actually.
You mean Randall.
No, I mean Ray. I had his wallet. I know his name.
Ray's dance card is very full.
Okay, well, why don't you just send me over one of your other guys?
You don't have any other guys, do you, T-Brain?
No, you just have the one.
I'm in the process of building a stable of qualified professionals.
Don't bullshit a bullshitter.
You're smart.
You do one thing and you do it well.
Ray's a hot commodity.
He's the right age,
he's got a big fat dick and he knows how to use it.
Send him over tonight.
Lenore, you stole his wallet
and his underwear.
- He's never gonna go for it. - Cash upfront.
I'm free after 10:00.
Lenore... again.
Tanya should have never sent me there.
- What are we doing here? - A friend of mine owns it.
- A friend of yours owns it? - That's right.
I left my wallet in the car,
so don't get any bright ideas.
- I already got a suit. - Yeah, that's a crap suit, Ray.
Try this on.
- What, here? - Yeah.
Go ahead.
It's not like I haven't seen you in the buff before.
So how's it going with Tanya?
It's going all right.
She's funny, that one.
She means well.
What do you mean?
I don't know. Just funny.
How much do you think these shoes are worth?
I don't know.
$79.99.
How about these?
No idea.
$1,250.
- Come on. - Do you know why?
Branding.
These shoes are Christian Louboutin.
These shoes are shit.
Women buy the Louboutin because they're buying quality.
But they're buying what the Louboutin represent...
The best.
Sound to me like you're getting a bad deal.
They don't care.
That's the crucial thing you need to remember.
Paying more doesn't bother them. It gives them peace of mind.
If they wear something of value, that means that they in turn have value.
You shouldn't be lowering your price in this economy,
you should be raising it.
This is something that Tanya will never understand.
That's hot.
Keep the suit.
All right.
Hold on.
It's time to diversify.
Listen, not all women can come from just dick alone.
- I haven't heard any complaints. - That you know of.
It's gonna cost you extra.
Jesus.
Some guys have a problem with it, but not me, I just...
You know, have to like the lady.
Like the lady?
What are you, a bible salesman?
You don't need to like the lady.
You just need to...
Like the cash.
One of the many words of wisdom
that will fall from my mouth if you play on my team.
Comfy?
That's good, Ray.
That's actually quite...
Oh god. Oh goodness.
That's really good.
You really need to come play on my team.
We should team up. Listen, Tanya, she doesn't know anyone.
She has no access to wealth. She can't get you what you need.
Tanya's my friend.
She's also my partner.
Am I paying to argue with you?
You're playing in the minors, Ray.
You are a major league guy playing on a minor league team.
A major league guy playing
for a minor league team.
You talking shit about me?
Patty, absolutely not.
This is my workplace.
You're telling people I do coke and heroin?
- I never said a word about heroin. - Listen up!
Just because you talked me into paying for sex with some guy with a big dick
does not give you the right to talk about it.
Don't you ever talk about me or to me again
or I will kick your ass sideways.
Do you understand? You understand?
Patty paid for sex?
Linda.
You never called me.
Excuse me?
From the nail salon. I offended you with my potty mouth.
- Lenore. - Right.
Don't, no. Don't buy that.
That's just a chloe knock-off from last season.
There's a cuter chemise in the Armani section.
Come on, I'll show you.
Wait, no. I just wanted to get something on sale.
You know what?
You can paw through the racks, but I'm gonna tell you a little secret.
I can get you the same exact discount on the new designer collection.
Come on.
Do you work here or something?
Kind of. I'm a lifestylist.
Lifestylist?
Kind of a combo
life coach and stylist.
I help people maximize their personal style.
Through, you know, fashion, home decorating, fitness.
What size are you, a two?
Now I'm a four.
Every since the divorce I just haven't found time to work out.
- Colonics. - Really?
It sucks it out. The pounds drop off. I have a guy.
Really?
Okay, try this dress with this jacket.
I really shouldn't. I did just want to just pick up something on sale.
All right. I thought the cut would help with your...
Problem area.
You think?
I'm taking a little survey.
Can you have an orgasm from just cock
or do you need a guy to go down on you to get off?
I can't answer that.
I've asked a bunch of my clients.
Seems like the ratio is 60-40 tongue to dick.
Tongue helps.
That looks amazing.
And then the happiness consultant meets you
at a destination of your choice
for a night of erotic adventure.
Sounds good.
Now there's the small matter of payment.
Lenore likes for her clients to pay upfront.
Great.
I'm sorry, linda. We'll need the full amount.
Our service costs $600.
I have 50.
- You said there was a sliding scale. - Right.
There is.
Okay, I get it.
We can offer you $100 off
and give you our service for $400.
I mean 500.
$100 off 600.
I can pay 50.
Linda, I don't understand what you're saying to me.
$400 is my final offer.
50.
Linda, this is insulting.
No no no, it really is.
No deal.
I'd like a brioche, please.
Sure.
That's terrible.
Same thing, different color.
I'm sorry, Jessica. What the hell?
- I look great in that. - In 1989 maybe.
But no longer, no.
Jess, are you home?
Come upstairs.
I want you to meet a friend of mine.
- Hey, baby. - Oh, you're home.
Lenore, this is Ron.
Ron, Lenore.
So nice to meet you.
You guys went shopping?
I know.
I was gonna pick up one little thing. But then I met Lenore and she's amazing.
She helped me find the best stuff.
I just help women be their best selves.
And you bought all this?
It looks like a lot,
but Lenore gets a 15% discount on every item over 100 bucks.
- Got this one for you. - That's great, Jess.
What's the return policy?
All sales are final 'cause of the discount.
Okay, great. That... That... Great.
Nice to meet you, Lenore.
Ron, are you mad?
I'm happy when you're happy, Jess.
Stop it.
Stop what?
Stop handing out your love like you're a 10th grade slut.
Stop letting your kids and your husband
walk all over you.
Repeat after me...
I have the power. Say it.
Say it.
I have the power.
- Say it again. - I have the power.
- I don't believe you. - I have the motherfucking power!
50 bucks? That's insulting. Why are we even talking about it?
It's actually not that insulting.
Patty said you were like cocaine.
She compared you to crack.
That's the effect you have on these women.
So just have sex with linda.
Just give her a taste. Give her a little bump.
And then she'll keep coming back.
Lenore says
we should be charging 1500 bucks a pop for a night with me.
Well, I'd like to see her try to get 1500 bucks.
She says we should be raising our prices, not lowering them.
These women, they need to feel like they're worth something.
When were you talking to Lenore about all of this?
When we were having sex.
Ray, don't talk to Lenore.
I'm not comfortable with that.
- Who do you want me to talk to instead? - Talk to me.
We are going to figure this out.
I'm late for detention.
I believe in us.
You all right, man?
Music department got the axe today.
They're gutting the arts, coach.
Taking a steak knife
and carving the heart right out of our schools.
They're gonna be coming for us any day.
No, Mike. We're safe.
Everybody loves sports.
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