[woman] it all started as a way to save memory on computers
Downloaded from YTS.MX
[woman 2] Everyone is waiting to see what will happen
when the clock strikes midnight.
Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX
[Man] Before Y2K sets in, companies big and small
are getting Y2K compliance.
[Man 2] Snow fall continuing...
[Man 3] Brought on by federal regulations, banks and ATMs...
[Woman 3] Line of computer code...
[Man 4] This will be the nerve center...
[AD] Refreshing taste under every cap...
[AD 2] They say it called out...
[Man 5] What that means, Lisa, you better bundle up...
[Man 6] Panic itself could cause problems--
- Stockpile food-- - Bank radios, survival meals.
[Man 5] We are candles, we are canned goods out here.
It's for certain Dave, no one knows what will happen...
when the clock strikes midnight, live from...
GMC and Chris Taylor...
No one knows what to expect when the date reaches 00.
[suspenseful music]
[wheels screeching]
[Swearsky] it must have been like seeing the face of God.
Yeah, man.
No like, alarm going off or anything?
No, no.
The ATM is old enough to be from the Eisenhower administration.
They must have installed it when they were building the fridge.
Once a week, the temperature drops in the fridge,
causing the alarm to go off,
and I got to go in in the middle of the night and reset it.
Eisenhower and Washington with the only presidents
that went back to military service after being president.
[metal clinks]
[suspicious tune]
The guy who loads the money is a complete wash up.
He shows up with his girlfriend
sometimes and gets high in the truck.
[sighs] Nice.
[Austin] And whatever he did to it...
[bottles clinking]
You can reach right in it now.
[Man 2] You can actually see the cash?
- [Austin] Yeah. - [Swearsky] Like you saw it?
- Yes. - [Swearsky] With your eyes.
Yeah.
Things are complex man like sensors
and other blinky lights.
Yeah but not from the back.
Right...
And they load the money from the front.
I've seen him do it a thousand times.
- The thing weighs like a ton. - Totally.
And it's bolted to the floor.
There's a hole in the back of it,
it's a golden opportunity.
You're gonna go to jail dude.
You're gonna go to jail just like your dad.
[music stops]
That's a good one Swearsky, never heard that before.
[sighs] Sorry. So...
Theoretically, how much is even in there?
Probably like 100,000.
[whistles]
[Austin] Even just a piece of that...
Just a little slice of the pie.
We can go wherever we want.
[Swearsky] I like pie.
I feel kind of bad for Rick though.
[Austin] It's not his money, it's all insured,
plus ownership changes on New Year's Day.
Yeah, I heard.
How?
Your mom talks in her sleep.
We have to hit it before New Year's.
I'd hit that literally anytime, dude.
Shut up!
[Swearsky] OK, so we get the money out then what?
- We? - All great heist movies
have two people in on it, dude.
Take it to the back.
That's too suspicious.
What?
Taking it straight to the back, it's too suspicious.
[dogs barking]
[sirens]
[door locks]
Told you it was too suspicious.
OK, then we take it to the bathroom.
[sighs] Amateur hour.
Just hear me out.
[suspenseful tune]
12 trips to the bathroom in one night? Dude, really?
[plastic rustling]
[dogs barking]
- [Austin] Hi. - [Cop] Freeze!
- Hand where I can see them! - [Austin] OK! OK!
[sirens]
God damn it!
You're right.
This is kind of fun.
What? Do you have the answers, Swearsky?
You know that Turbo Cola contest?
- [Austin] Yeah. - You've got to do it right
in front of their damn faces.
[Swearsky] You ever see the Great Escape?
Remember how they hid the tunnel sand in their pants?
Right in plain view.
On camera, all night.
An alibi.
[grunts]
[rustling]
[gasps]
Wait. How do we get the pockets?
I took sewing back in Home Ec.
Oh, I took cooking.
[sighs] Burnt the pizza.
Nice. I made curtains.
- Oh, that's cool. - No,
I'd rather make burnt pizza.
[laughing]
[suspenseful tune]
[sighs]
[liquid splattering]
[Swearsky] So with what, four cameras?
They've got it all covered.
When they review the tapes, they will review those tapes,
there's going to be plenty to see but nothing to see.
[urine splattering]
Yeah, but I can't just drop all the money all at once.
Now you're thinking.
I could...
take out the trash?
- Yeah. - Could mop the floors...
- [Swearsky] Yeah. - I could restock the shelves.
There it is. Get dramatic.
And every time at perfect moment,
I make the drop
[yawns]
That's what I'm talking about.
And Rick said I needed to take the display out
on New Year's Eve, no questions asked.
- God bless corporate America! - I know.
So at the end of the night...
We walk out the God damn front door.
With $70-80,000 cold hard cash and a pop display.
What about the outside cameras?
Fuck.
I don't know.
[snaps] I got it.
[lid screeching]
[clank]
[pounding]
[Swearsky] Then all you have to do--
Wait. Why are you wearing a ski mask
if the cameras can't see it?
It's cold as tits, man.
Tits.
Concentrate! This is the finishing move.
[metal screeching]
On camera, all night.
All night.
- We're good. - Scary, good.
Butch Cassidy and Sundance shit.
And we thought of this when we're high.
It's impressive.
- [scoffs] - We're smart as hell.
[whistling]
Smart as hell.
['Kickflip' by Arlen GunClub playing]
[airplane whooshing]
[blenders whirring]
Swearsky!
- Hey. - You can't smoke in here.
Who's going to know?
Literally anyone who walked in right now would know.
I think it gives me an edge, man.
Yeah, well put it out.
In a minute.
It's all about the attitude.
The attitude is going to arouse suspicion,
which is the last thing we need right now.
[sighs]
Only if you're suspicious.
Stop stealing shit!
I have to stock up...
for the end of the world.
You and everyone else in this town needs to stock up,
but at least they pay.
You're early, I'm impressed.
Well, I've got to head over to the fallout shelter later
for Dean's big New Year's Eve rager.
- Wha-- - I might have to stock up
on some Turbo Colas.
Try to win the big ten thousand dollars prize--
The cameras don't record audio only movement.
- You know Mary Jane-- - They can't hear you!
- Really? - Yes?
- The drug or the person. - What?
I say Mary Jane might be there and you're supposed to say
- the drug or the person. - [Austin scoffs]
What's with the sign?
Uh, slush machine's broken.
Oh shit, does that affect anything?
What?
I don't-- Does it affect anything?
How would it possibly affect anything?
I don't know! if they were on the same system or something.
- What system would they both be? - Like a circuit.
I don't know how this stuff works.
Fuck I need tape, tape.
You can't hang up a sign without tape.
I do have a little bit of bad news,
but not like bad-bad, like only kind of bad.
OK just spit it out.
Eric's going to be there.
- Where? - The fallout shelter.
The party.
Dean's party.
You know he's going to be all over MJ
- if you're not there. - The drug or the person?
It's not funny when you say it like that.
Yeah, well, it's not like I have a choice.
-I have to be here. So -What if they bone man.
- Bone? Really? - Yeah.
Well Jimmy's going to be there, so I doubt either one of us
-will be all over her but -It's still possible.
The fuck is the tape?
[MJ] I'm surprised this place keeps working.
Ah!
MJ.
Called your house. You working here all night?
Yeah?
Rhonda's kid is sick.
That's why he's working, it's so sad.
So the world's about to end and you're working at Quality Mart.
Yeah well, I don't really have a choice.
-Also it pays double, so -Mm, right.
The biggest party in the history of the shitty town versus
an extra two dollars an hour.
Hey, two dollars adds up over time.
Why does she have a duffel bag?
Think I'll wear this to the party.
I need to change and then Jimmy's
going to come pick me up.
Wait, Jimmy's coming here?
Yeah.
- What's wrong with you guys? - Nothing. Nothing.
It's just we haven't seen him since he got kicked out.
- So it might be-- - Right
My parents really freaked
when he actually didn't come home.
I doubt it'll last.
What slushie flavors do you have?
- Orange and cherry. - Woah, slow down,
there's so many choices.
-Jimmy can't be here -I know.
And that's why you need to make sure he goes to the party
and stays there.
He hates Dean, he hates me.
He doesn't hate you.
- He hates everybody-- - He only hates people
in a meta sense, it's not really.
[MJ] it won't turn off!
Watch out for Jimmy.
Jesus!
- Come on, come on! - [machine dies]
- Yeah it's broken. - Mmhmm.
I meant to put up a sign but I couldn't find the tape.
So many assignments already, it's not even nine p.m.
- How do you do it? - Um...
-Bravery -Hmm.
- Street smarts. - Right.
Uh the right training can definitely help.
Am I in the way?
I need to get a mop bucket--
How long does it take to fix a slushie machine?
-I uh -Mmhmm
I still need to get the-- I'll be, yeah.
[water bubbling]
[thuds]
- Whoops. - Nice shot.
- My bad I tried. - [all laughing]
You need to pay for that stuff.
- Put it on my tab. - Since when you guys keep tabs?
- We don't. - Do you?
So this will be your first and last.
That's funny. That'll be $2.75.
Rest in peace.
Quit acting like it's gonna get bulldozed.
It'll still be here tomorrow.
Oh shit, is it?
I mean Jimmy said something, but it's Jimmy,
so I didn't really think anything of it.
Yeah. New Year...
- Mmhmm. - New owner.
New logo, same shitty coffee.
--[giggling] -Huh, really?
I like the coffee.
Some bigwig from Detroit buying up all the little guys
and fucking your mom, shit.
[laughs] Something like that.
Can I use the bathroom?
- No. - I just have to change.
- No, I can't. - But--
If I let you go, then I have to let Swearsky.
And then total anarchy ensues, I can't let it happen.
He makes me piss outside like an animal.
Are you asking me to change right here in front of you?
- Whatever. - That's disgusting.
Why are you friends with him?
Okay I'll go to the Exxon, fine.
- I'm sorry. - No, no, it's fine.
Was expecting more from the
Quality Mart employee of the month.
I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed.
You know how much I suck at this job.
[MJ] Uh-huh. I have one announcement.
- The floor is yours. - [MJ] Chivalry is dead.
Watch out for needles.
I think she likes me.
Let's get to work.
So you two aren't dating?
No.
Not like officially...?
You're making this weird.
Please stop making this weird.
You have her lipstick like all over your mouth.
OK, still not gonna tell you, Swearsky.
Why not man?
Because you have a bigger mouth than my mom and I really don't
need this to get back to Jimmy, okay?
I don't talk to Jimmy.
Yeah, but you're the one who's responsible for getting
him to the party tonight. Remember?
- So what? - So I know you,
and I know your drunk ass is gonna start going on and on
about how Austin and Mary Jane hooked up.
Next thing you know, Jimmy is here, fucking up the shop
and we both end up in jail because of you.
- Is that what you want? - Hey?
[Swearsky] Hooked up?
I never said anything about hooked up.
[Austin] Neither did I.
Oh no, you did.
Okay, fine.
Yes, we hooked up last night.
- Last night? - [Austin] Yes.
Dude.
So what's that mean?
Did you like, make out or do anal?
We just did it. [scoffs]
Damn.
- How was it? - Good.
Flexible.
[gasps] Jimmy is going to kill you man.
Jimmy's not going to find out, is he Swearsky?
If Jimmy kills you,
I won't have to split the money.
Don't you have somewhere you need to be going?
Also what'd you do with all the Turbo Colas?
The party doesn't start for like a while
- Oh and I won a hat. - Good for you.
I'd like to receive my hat now, please.
I think I have a box of them in the back,
I'll go find him later.
- I'll wait. - Seriously?
Yeah dude! It's good luck.
The next one's going to be the grand prize,
I can feel it in my chakras.
[phone ringing]
[Austin] Get that.
I want my hat.
Quality Mart, this is Austin.
Oh hey, Mrs. Morris.
Yeah, she's good.
He's good. Mhmm.
You know, I'm not sure.
Ah let me let me ask him.
Yeah, he's here to close.
I know, it totally sucks.
Yeah, Rhonda's kid is sick.
Sure, yeah. No, I'll tell him.
Mhmm.
Alright, you take care of too, Mrs. Morris.
Okay. Okay.
Mindy.
All right, bye.
[exhales]
Dude, even your mom's voice is hot.
Please don't say that about my mom.
It's not my fault she's got the best ass in town man,
- and she's not even that much-- - She's married!
Barely.
She's going to the Pioneer, so I think we're good tonight.
What?
I think it's cool your mom parties man,
my parents are boring.
She's known these ladies since
she was in elementary school, Swearsky.
You've known me since elementary school?
Yeah, well, that's different we're not staying here.
Hells yeah.
The second I get the money, I'm out.
Dude, if you leave, Jimmy is like,
- actually going to explode. - What?
Jimmy is going to kill you.
Yeah, well, Jimmy has his own shit to figure out.
That's not my problem.
I'm hungry. Are you?
Stop stealing the merchandise!
Five star it is then.
Can I have one for the road?
And give me my hat.
[shovel scraping]
[thud]
[upbeat rock music playing]
[thuds]
Jimmy, What the fuck are you doing?
I'm saving your life man.
A little bird told me you couldn't make it
to the fallout shelter, which is fine.
The Quality Mart is a good alternative.
Hey, just hide in the back and then when the planes start--
Do you hear yourself? You sound insane.
All I know is while all of us are partying
into the end of the world, you're at work.
Yes. Rhonda's kid's sick.
Fuck Rhonda and her child, okay?
Listen to me, when the blackouts start,
I want you to hide out, and I'm going to come get you.
We had compliance testing last week, Jimmy.
Everything's fine.
Everything is not fine Austin, okay?
Your dinkey ass Gateway maybe Y2K compliant,
but what about the airlines?
You ever think about that? There's going to be planes
falling out of the fucking sky
and there's an airport three miles from here.
Kalamazoo has got a goddamn flight path
right across this goddamn store.
Jimmy Listen to me.
There's tinfoil in aisle three, go make yourself a hat.
Swearsky's going to be here in five minutes with pizza.
Oh man, I saw him on the way over here, yo.
I said if there's one olive on that pizza,
I'm gonna chop his balls off and feed them to his dog.
[laughs]
I like the olives.
Yo, where is MJ?
Uh, she's at the Exxon getting changed.
That princess better be here in five minutes or I'm gone.
I swear to God, ever since she got into NYU,
it's been take MJ here, do this for MJ,
MJ needs new shoes.
Yeah, she seems pretty excited about it.
What?
I mean, she must be excited.
We're friends.
No, you're not.
I can be friends with your sister Jimmy.
Welp, I wouldn't suggest it.
She is one person away
from fucking everybody in this entire town.
Isn't that how you get your drugs Jim
Oh, princess.
So good of you to join us.
Hey, don't worry in about two hours and 17 minutes,
I won't be here any longer.
- None of us will. - Right.
Okay, let's go.
I'm talking to my friend.
- Jimmy, Dad said-- - Jesus fucking Christ.
I know what Dad said.
[keys jingle]
Drive yourself.
Hi, Austin.
Bye.
I'm going to miss that.
Come on, you need a cigarette.
You know, it's fucking cold out.
Should wear a coat.
This is a coat.
A real coat.
You want me to take advice from a guy wearing that?
What's wrong with this? It's warm.
Yeah, looks like it.
Should I get a different coat?
No but ah...
It fits you...
- in a good way. - Yeah?
[both chuckle]
Man I'm sorry I missed Taco Tuesday.
It's okay. Mindy was stressed, though.
Oh Mindy.
I hope Jim Jams not getting mixed up with the wrong crowd.
- Man I was in Detroit. - Really?
- Yeah. - How was it?
Sure as hell never going back.
Yo, check this out.
Jimmy, put that away.
Where the fuck did you get a gun?
Jimmy, put it away.
- Their customers all around. - It's end of the fucking world.
- They can show up any time. - Gotta have protection!
I don't need protection at the gas station.
- I got your back. - Thanks. I appreciate it.
[groans] In other exciting news...
[tapping] I found an apartment.
- Really? - Yep. Growing up.
It's in the complex next to the high school
Wow.
Be next to nothing if...
you know, we moved in together.
Moved in together, really?
Yeah.
- Why not make it official. - It's by the high school.
- It's cheap. - It's by the high school.
- It's weird. - And we could sell
to all the kids, make a killing.
- Quit this fucking place. - Jimmy. No way.
It would be awesome, come on.
A drug den by the high school sounds awesome?
Yes! [giggling]
No.
Fine, I'll keep looking.
But it would be cool.
You ever thought about college, Jimmy?
No, it's biggest scam in history.
It's not the point, it's a way to get out
of this town.
[inhales] This town...
Man, here is just like everywhere else.
Take it from me.
[chuckles] You've never been anywhere else
in your entire life. What?! [laughs]
- Hey, I've been Detroit. - Detroit. Yeah.
[laughing]
Barely.
This gas station clerk look isn't doing it for me anymore.
Close your eyes.
- No. - Close your eyes.
- Jimmy. Stop! - Do it for me.
[chain rattling]
- I don't like that sound. - Shhhh.
Yeah. Right there.
- Is that a lock? - Yep.
What the fuck is this Jimmy?
That Sid Vicious man.
The guy who killed his girlfriend? That's my new look?
It's more like a suicide pact, okay?
My God.
[car approaching]
I'm gonna go.
Thanks for the goodbye.
[beeping]
Anything else?
Ask him about the, you know...
I didn't see any.
Come on...
[sighs]
Do you having of those New Year's Eve glasses?
I don't know what you're talking about.
You know, the ones with the two thousand for eyes?
- No. - Told you.
Are you really gonna do this?
It's fine. It's fine.
We're going to go to the ball drop and we just thought
- it'd be cool to have-- - What is this?
That's our town mascot, Wrenchy the Wrench.
We spent half our budget on it one year so,
never sold one.
This town has a mascot?
Mechanicsville, Michigan.
Yup, we throw a wrench in it.
That's a terrible motto.
It's not the motto. [scoffs]
- Was trying to make a joke. - Okay.
We should go. Yeah. Goodnight.
Nice get up.
Goodnight.
[door closes]
[upbeat music playing]
[rattling]
What you got there?
What?
This?
This was a--This was a gift.
I actually just got a couple of minutes ago.
- My friend got it for me. - Hmm.
Coffee's cold.
Really? That's not good.
You know what, I'll make more.
- Thanks. - Sorry, yeah.
[beeping]
So did you hear that Kalamazoo has got a flight path
right over this God damn store?
What?
Y2K.
Do you think there's going to be planes
falling on this guy or anything like that?
- You know? - You compliance tested?
Yes but that's just a dinkey little gateway, right?
- You should be fine. - You're right. You're right.
[coffee pouring]
You like your coffee with cream or just black?
Black.
So how much cream?
- Black. - Sorry.
- The money. - What?
Does this store take money in exchange for coffee.
Yes.
Yes, we do.
[clattering]
Thank you so much.
- Keep the coffee fresh. - I will.
It'll be boiling hot next time.
Thank you.
Just act natural. Just-just act natural.
- Everything's fine. - Did he see anything?
No.
- Are you sure? - Yes, I'm positive.
But I'm feeling thirsty.
Me too.
No, Swearsky, I'm feeling thirsty.
Oh! Now?
Yes. Now.
Jimmy could come back any second.
- Oh shit. - Yeah...
And grab some cash while you're there.
Donkey fuck your mom.
Dude I'm not in the right head space for this right now.
OK. Well, we don't really have a choice.
If Jimmy comes back and hangs out here, we're fucked.
Calm down and pull it together and go grab some cash.
- OK. - You've got this.
Just stick to the plan.
[dubious tune]
[grunts]
[groans]
[rustling]
[bell dings]
Swearsky! Swearsky.
[cash rustling]
Hey!
- Hey, whoa! Jesus. - I'm so sorry.
[Austin] I'm sorry.
Don't sneak up on an officer like that,
you're going to get shot.
The stop-n-go is not nearly exciting enough for that.
How's the coffee?
Shitty but hot.
It's the way I like it.
My change? - Oh I'm so sorry.
I'll go grab that.
I'm sorry about that.
[register whirring]
Here you are. Thank you.
Hey, do you know my mom?
- Excuse me. - She's five-five, blonde woman.
Uh, supposedly hot
- Ah I don't know. - That was weird.
My friends would say that, her name's Mindy.
Clearball?
Morris, but yeah, yeah.
[giggles] Of course.
I know, Mindy. How is she?
- She's good. - Good.
She going to the Pioneer tonight?
Yeah, Yes, she is.
Hey, maybe I'll stop by.
Olah!
Going to win big there?
What?
Under the bottle cap, I won a hat last week.
Yeah, me too! I just haven't received it yet.
Well your odds look pretty good, that's...
That's a lot of pop.
Yeah, it's for the party at the fallout shelter.
I mean, um, really small.
Just a few friends.
Only sodas.
You should come by.
Yeah. I'm not gonna do that.
Say hi to your mom for me.
[Austin] Will do.
Stay safe.
[bells jingle]
Well, I'm starving.
How come he gets to see your Mom?
How do I get this off my neck Jimmy?
- You need the key. - So give me the key.
Oh I don't have it. I swear to God, Teddy,
if there was one olive on this pizza...
- Don't call me that man. - I'll rip your balls off.
- Bet you'd like that. - What was that?
Just don't call me Teddy.
No olives, that's a good boy.
You guys excited about the party?
Yeah, we should probably head out pretty soon, right?
Speaking of I saw Eric
driving on the way back, he was with Jennifer Colley.
- Jennifer? - Do you think?
- No way. - Nice.
If Eric is going to be at the party,
he gets some good shit.
I can get good shit.
Yeah, but you don't.
And I could kill Eric if I wanted to.
Maybe I will now, he's banging your girl.
- It's not my girl. - Yeah, trust me man.
Austin and Jennifer are old news.
Yeah I think that Eric can get good shit, so.
- How's this for good shit huh? - Come on man.
- Jimmy can't get good shit. - Give me that man.
- Jimmy's scared, huh Swearsky? - Come on man, give it.
- Get that out of here. - Give it to me.
[upbeat music]
[screaming]
[muffled overlap]
Get your skinny ass off of me.
Have a little fun.
[gasping]
- [groans] - That's right.
Swearsky!
That was literally all on camera.
Jesus Christ, it was a fucking joke.
Is this baking soda?
[blows kiss]
Baking soda?
Jimmy can't get good shit.
I'm thirsty. [sighs]
You need to get him out of here.
- I know. - So take him to the party.
The dude attacked me.
You literally attacked him, Swearsky.
[Jimmy] Woah! How do you turn this shit off?
God damn it.
[kart rolling]
Thought Jennifer went to college.
No way man, she's only going MAC.
Oh staying home to be near the boy toy.
I've been trying to tell you, Austin's moved on.
Yeah, but not before corrupting the valedictorian.
It was mutual.
Yeah, I bet it was. She's lucky.
I appreciate that Jimmy, but it was a year ago.
Drop it.
Drop what man? It's my only excuse to kill Eric.
You know, maybe I'll do it tonight.
Right at midnight.
Like a sacrifice.
Changing that subject,
you want to go ahead and get to the party?
Wait, hold on.
Something smells.
Something smells like Austin not being a little bitch
and coming with us.
How many times do I have to say no?
Dude, just close the store for an hour.
Do you want me to get fired tonight?
It's our last night on Earth.
And what if it isn't?
Then I lose my job because of you
and you're the one who wants to move in together.
- So it really doesn't-- - Ya'll are moving in together.
- No, we're not. - We just haven't found a spot.
- Stop saying we! - Why?
Because...
I don't know where I'm going to be this time next year.
I do.
Man you'll be right here selling cigarillos to the farmers
- of southwest Michigan. - Fuck you Jimmy.
And you'll be living with Mom doing taco nights,
which that part is fine, I have nothing against
taco nights but meanwhile, we could be getting loaded
and make a killing selling to all the kids
at the high school right across the street man.
You would not even have to drive to work.
I'm not living by the high school.
How come he gets invited to Taco Night?
We have to stick together, okay?
Look, society is going to fall apart tonight,
and I am the only one taking it seriously.
You really wants it to go down, it's hilarious.
Hell, yes I do, man!
It's going to be total anarchy, it's gonna be fucking awesome!
Dude Justin has always said
those conspiracy theories are for morons.
- Yeah well, your brother's dead. - Jimmy!
[Austin] Are you fucking kidding me?
Say that again.
Say what, Theodore?
That your brother went and got himself killed?
I'm not moving in with you.
That's not what you said when we...
You know, when we were growing up man.
[Austin] We were 15
I grew up.
Well, you got him to leave.
I'm using the money to move to New York Swearsky.
I'm going with MJ.
And I'm going to buy an ice cream shop on the beach.
[upbeat rock music]
[phone rings]
- Quality Mart, this is a-- - [Swearsky screams]
- Hello? - Dude this party's insane!
- Swearsky? - Everyone is here!
- Are you drunk? - No!
- I'm just blending in. - Just blending in, really?
[Swearsky] Dude, stop worrying.
No one knows about the money.
- Is MJ there? - Ah Yeah.
Oh and Jimmy brought cocaine.
- Don't do drugs, Swearsky. - Real cocaine!
Do you hear me? Don't do any drugs!
[muffled screaming]
You should see the dude that's here.
-He's in a -[Muffled yelling]
- Oh shit! - What's going on?
- Oh shit. - Swearsky, what's going on?
- Swearsky! - Wa-wa-wa-get my money out.
[dial tone]
[gasps]
[upbeat music]
[whirring]
[suspenseful tune]
[machine whirring]
[gasps]
- MJ. - Austin.
Shouldn't you be at the party?
No, I needed some air.
We have great air here.
So Swearsky says it's a great party.
[MJ] No, the party's here are overrated.
They're all the same, college parties
are going to be way classier.
[Austin] How would you possibly know that?
[MJ] Just guess. I like a good guess.
- You're trouble. - You like trouble.
- Nice collar. - Thank you.
- Mhmm. - Jimmy gave it to me.
- It doesn't work for you. - I know.
I also can't get it off my neck.
Oh no. [laughs]
So about last night.
I liked it.
Well yeah but Austin it wasn't exactly what I--
Was it bad?
- No. - You can tell me.
No, no, no. It's just...
I just thought I should say that I don't
normally do things like that.
Me either.
- I never want to again. - Shut up.
[both giggling]
I just didn't want you to think I was like some type of
Slut?
I didn't mean that like I think you're a slut.
I meant it like you may be thinking--
It's just, it's NYU.
You know? And I love this, whatever...
this is but
I can't make any promises.
We have until September.
We can hang out a bunch until then.
We actually have a lot longer than September.
- Hmm? - I'm moving to New York.
- What? - I'm moving to New York.
Austin, it's New York. It's expensive.
I have a scholarship.
- Yeah, I have money coming in. - From the Quality Mart?
- Yes. - Hmm.
Not like from-- It's complicated.
- Sounds very complicated. - You'll see. Okay?
You just have to trust me.
I'm gonna get us a place, it will be beautiful.
- You're actually being serious? - Yes.
I'm gonna take care of you.
Austin, if you're trying to get me to hook up
with you in a Quality Mart bathroom...
it's not working.
[upbeat music playing]
[muffled overlap]
[water running]
[both laughing]
That's the problem with the Quality Mart,
they totally suck in the teamwork department.
No wonder why they're getting bought out!
Look at that Exxon over there.
That's a tightly run squad.
Nobody fucks with those guys,
you know why, Jennifer?
Because they're a team, that's why.
Hmm...
There's a lot of stuff stuck up there.
I swear to God, if someone doesn't show up in five seconds,
I'm just going to take the beer myself.
One... two five.
[bell dings]
- Jennifer. - Austin.
What are you doing?
Happy New Year to you too.
Sorry we're just a little busy right now.
Looks like it.
What? You need something?
Oh shit, you're here.
Yeah, I'm here.
Sorry, sorry, it's just-- so you're working tonight,
so you're not coming to the party?
That would be sound logic, yeah.
I tried to send you an IM earlier.
You weren't around but
I really liked your away message, though.
Blink 182's like my favorite band right now.
Me too. Thank you.
- Anyway, I need to talk to you. - This place sucks.
They've got like two options.
Should be easy to pick one then.
You'd think so but like...
- It's not. - He's amazing by the way.
What a catch.
I really need to talk to you about something.
- It's real important. - Babe.
I forgot my wallet. Cover me?
- What's up fuckwad? - Hmm.
- I only have my card. - He takes cards.
- We do not take cards. - Then make me a tab Austin.
Make you-- This is a gas station Eric.
Okay. You know, I'm good for it.
I know you're not good for it.
Also, I shouldn't be selling to you guys.
What's that supposed to mean?
It means you're not 21, Eric.
I'm not--I'm not 21.
Do you know who you're talking to?
Can you just go get your wallet?
- It's cold and it's in the car. - Go to the car.
Just give me your card and I'll use the ATM here, OK?
No you can't, it's broken.
So...
- What? - It's shredding cards right now.
So you can't use it.
A lady put a card in it earlier
and it shredded the entire thing.
So you probably want to do that?
- It's a bad idea. - No way.
Okay, be my guest. Go test it out.
Look at you, you're bluffing.
Okay, you know what?
Let me just write down your car number first, Eric.
- Why? - So you can put it back together
You're such a little bitch Austin.
Oh whoops, whoops.
You should clean that up.
Real great guy, love him. You two together is perfect.
- It's fantastic. - Yeah, shut up.
By the way, I got a new number.
It's OK. Everybody needs a rebound.
Don't have nothing to ashamed of.
Rebound? Fuck you.
- Fuck you. - Yeah, fuck everyone, right.
Oh, her Mary Jane.
Jenny.
It's Jennifer now so many Jenny's at MAC,
I have no clue why.
I mean, it's a popular name, but it's not that popular?
- How are things? - Things are good?
- Good. - Yeah.
- How are things with you? - In college,
so much different than high school,
I mean It's fun. It's just a lot of work.
Plus, I have a job at the students center--
Still though, just community college, right?
There's a great party going on tonight.
- So you got a scholarship. - Yes. NYU.
- Wow. - Fuck this snow.
- It's not in there. - [groans]
Oh shit!
Mary Jane, you look hot.
Thanks.
- Yeah. - Okay, well,
I'm sorry that I couldn't help you guys this evening.
- I hope you-- - Just give me the beer,
- you nerd. - No.
Come on, dickbag.
Or did you forget that I won the championship
three years in a row.
Austin, police officers in this town buy me beer.
Which is true, by the way.
So you're not going to get in trouble.
That's not the point Eric. It's a sale--
Austin, I'm team captain of the football team!
You were team captain, that was two years ago.
[MJ] You played football?
Yeah, I played football. Quarterback every year.
Multiple titles. You like uniforms?
- Love them. Oh God. - Yeah?
Three championships, should have been four.
Were you in the stands? What'd you say?
Take the beer.
Hah!
So if you could just come for a little bit,
- then I think that we could-- - Babe, we got to go.
I'm in the middle of a conversation.
No, no, we've got to get the beer to the boys now.
Please just come for a little bit.
There is so much I need to tell you.
- OK? OK. OK cool. - Jennifer please.
- This is important to me. - Let's go.
Please just come for a little bit,
there's so much I need to tell you.
- MJ, please. - Just come to the party with me
- and talk all night. - Yeah, that's nothing.
- Okay? - It's fine.
- What? - I said that's fine.
Okay, fine.
I just thought you guys broke up.
We were never together to begin with.
- What? - So nothing's going on?
- No, not at all. - Nothing is going on?
Give me a break, we're friends, she has a new number.
- You think I'm stupid? - No! I don't think
- you're stupid. - You know,
- all of you guys are the same. - What is that?
[overlapping arguing]
Will you stop for just a second and listen.
MJ! MJ stop!
- I am doing all of this-- - Doing what Austin?
Working at a Quality Mart? Oh you're such a man.
- You'll see tomorrow, watch! - Tomorrow?!
Good. Yeah. Let's hang out tomorrow.
It's a great idea.
- You idiot. - You'll see. I promise.
- You just have to trust me. - No Austin,
you promised that we'd go to that party.
And I'm sorry that we didn't go to the party,
But who gives a fuck? I have a plan, okay?
Just go and cool off, you're being crazy right now.
- Crazy? - Yes.
No, that came out wrong.
- That's not what I-- - Yeah it did Austin.
You want me to go, fine.
Only until tomorrow.
[sighs]
- Long night? - I'm fine.
- Golds, please. - Coming right up.
It's going to be four twenty five.
I got exact.
I'm impressed. Experience right there.
Looks like your little girlfriend's mad.
Not my girlfriend.
Maybe she was and now she's not
or maybe we still are, couldn't tell ya.
- I just think that you should-- - Mom.
- Please stop. - Okay.
So just the cigarettes?
Yeah, just these things.
I'll be at the Pioneer if you need me. I
Sounds good.
What?
I'm leaving your father.
Wow.
- Tomorrow, first thing. - What?
What kind of 'what', like I don't know what--
No, that's cool, but really?
- I want you to be there. - Where?
At the prison, if you want.
- Why? - Just if you want.
Mom, I don't want to spend the first day of the new millennium
- in prison with my-- - Well I just thought that--
It's a no.
I'm not going to do that.
You got to do what you gotta do,
and you gotta do it by yourself, kid.
I raised a smart kid,
smart ass, but still smart.
That'll get you in trouble someday.
Thanks.
Don't you need to get a drink with your friends?
Yeah, I should grab a drink.
You should grab a Turbo Cola.
[low beat music]
[shovel scraping]
-This place -Right.
It's like a magic spell.
It's beautiful.
It's not exactly what I would say but okay.
No, it is.
Man it sucks here, it's bad,
and that's why people like you and me
we stick around working, drinking, fucking, dying.
What's wrong with you?
- I'm happy. - You seem drunk.
- [scoffs] No. - Are you drunk?
It's New Year's Eve man.
You haven't tried ecstasy? It's awesome.
- And I feel amazing. - You're on ecstasy?
- Oh I'd say so. - Right now at the store?
- You want one? - No.
I'm going back inside, don't follow me.
You remember that time when we drove down Eight Mile Road
and took out those mailboxes?
Yeah.
With the dad's golf putter.
Yeah, right, right.
Swearsky wasn't paying attention,
he knocked over that stop sign.
We could have killed someone, Jimmy.
We propped it back up.
Yeah and we totaled Swearsky's parent's car in the process.
They got a new one.
You know, you've been a horrible influence.
You like it.
It's been a good time.
Why the fuck do you talk like?
Hmm?
Like it's all over.
Like you just done with everything, man.
Maybe this is just the beginning.
What's this about?
Life is unpredictable.
I'm thinking about moving.
What are you too good for this place?
- That's not what I'm saying. - You're going to abandon me.
No.
You are my friend Jimmy. You will always be my friend.
Things cannot be like how they used to be.
- Because you're giving up. - Because I'm growing up.
I'm sorry.
[upbeat rock music]
Jimmy.
Jimmy, you can't use the bathroom.
- You're not better than me. - Stop.
Jimmy, Jimmy.
- I swear to God. - You're not moving.
Yes, I am.
- No, you're not. - Yes, I am.
I'm making something of myself, you should--
Like what man? A poet.
I've seen your fucking notebook.
- Open the door. - Man you're not good.
[pounding]
Just come out of the bathroom and talk to me.
[sniffs]
[pounding]
Did you just snort something?
What is your problem?
[spits and sniffs]
Jimmy, let me in!
Jimmy, open the door!
What is your problem?
- You. - [pounding]
[dryer whirring]
[pounding] Jimmy!
[yelps]
Crack one open today, your chance to win a prize.
[TV ad commentary]
[Reporter] Thank you Chris, it's a beautiful night.
Let me tell you what, from the end of the world,
spirits sure are bright.
If you look behind me,
Wrenchy is lit up, he is ready to drop.
I wish you could be down here,
just amidst the atmosphere, Chris.
I mean, it's really something.
It's-it's magic...
[TV commercial]
Austin's too good for this fucking town, huh?
- Jimmy! Jimmy! - Whoo!
You think you're going to fucking take off?
- Jimmy, there's cameras. - You think I give a shit
about those fucking cameras?
Are you fucking kidding me.
- This is my store! - You know what, man?
I don't like being lied to like that.
Yes, I think you'd be used to it by now--
You've got no fucking money, where you think you're going?
- You wouldn't know that! - I would know that!
Not anymore Jimmy.
Man fuck you and your western ideological bullshit.
[gasps]
[phone ringing]
- Quality Mart. - [Mindy] Wait. Wait.
No, thanks.
- Hello? - I'm on the phone, one second.
Austin, Can you hear me?
- I'm at Pioneer. - Yeah, I know.
No. The pioneer.
Wow. Really?
You having a good New Year's baby?
- Yeah, it's good. - Just leave!
Go to that party and the fallout shelter.
How do you know about that?
- [laughs] I'm still cool. - ls Swearsky by you?
I'm bringing you dinner.
Okay. Thank you
Do you mind if I get a lunch with the girls tomorrow?
- The girls? - Yeah.
Yeah, that's fine.
Listen, I wanted to talk to you and let you know--
Hold on sec shit.
I can be there for moral support and whatnot, drive you.
- I just can't go anywhere. - I'm on the phone, one second.
Wait what?
Dad, you're divorcing dad tomorrow.
Oh sweetheart, we have to talk about that.
What is there to talk about? He's a piece of shit.
You're finally cutting ties with him.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, honey, I'm just not sure
tomorrow is a good day.
Did you talk to him?
He's doing really well.
He sounds much different.
Yeah. What, baby? Hello?
I gotta customer, I gotta go.
I love you. Bringing you dinner--
[thud]
Fuck!
[groans]
Fucking damn it!
[upbeat music]
Where the medical supplies?
Aisle three.
What happened?
Mary Jane hit him with a beer bottle dude!
Look at how big this gash is.
- Fuck that bitch! - That bitch fucked you up.
- I don't hit girls. - You tried.
- Screw you. - Austin,
All you have are band-aids and rubbing alcohol.
- There's gauze in the back. - Where?
- By the Spam. - What?
- I'm calling him an ambulance. - No, no, no you can't!
I'm not going to let him die in a Quality Mart.
- What? - He's fine, look!
- No. I'm going to-- - Stop talking!
Coach, it's one bad play in four years,
and I am Eric Sampson.
I got my ex-girlfriend and my next girlfriend
in the stands.
Put me in! It's one bad play, coach.
- He's just confused. - Yeah, I'm gonna call--
- You've got to stop it. - Austin!
He's full of odd drugs and stuff.
I mean, look at him. I don't even know what he's on.
Yeah exactly. If they catch him right now,
they won't even patch you up, they'll just arrest him.
- He could end up dead. - I don't think
- that's how it works. - Yes, it is.
Completely how it works, always after the little guy.
He could do 10-20 because of this, that what you want?
- No, no. - [vomits]
Okay, he needs water.
- I'll get him a Turbo Cola. - That's a really good idea.
What are you talking about?
Oh! All right! Finally, some excitement.
- What happened? - Mary Jane hit him with
a beer bar battle and now he's gonna die.
- Your pupils are massive. - Thank you.
- What? Water!
Swearsky, water!
Damn...
- This is bad. - I know.
This is really bad,
you guys shouldn't have brought him here.
Hey, Swearsky!
We have to take him to a hospital.
You can't call 911, they will arrest him.
Hmm. That's not how this works.
Hey baby,
you want to take a ride in the Stang?
Huh?
Yeah, bet you do too.
No, he's still talking. I think he's going to be okay.
He'll be fine.
- I didn't mean to-- - Save it.
He's had it coming for a long time.
Austin, we've got to get him outta here.
- I know! - Dude, if that cop comes back--
I know! You take care of him.
And I'm going to take care of him. It's that simple.
Hey, Jim.
Yeah?
I wasn't supposed to bring him here.
How am I supposed to care of him now?
No kidding, Swearsky! Shouldn't have brought him here.
You know you can try and be nicer to them in here.
What do you mean?
I just want to leave a good memory is all.
Oh, I don't know.
- But now you've gotta-- - We shouldn't be doing this.
I know! Take care of it.
[indistinct chatter]
Why did Thompson transfer to another school?
You know what, fuck you Jimmy!
- Who am I supposed to believe? - You're supposed to believe me!
So what, I'm some whore because Eric grabbed my ass.
- No. - I'm not a toy.
You know...
You need to stop hanging out with Austin, Swearsky.
I can get you girls.
You could be a king in this town.
Both of you guys need to calm down--
- Can you just stand up for me?! - Okay!
Don't just say OK when I tell you to!
Wait a minute, who treats you like that?
All of you!
You don't think I hear what you guys say about me?
What all of you say about me! I'm not fucking four!
MJ, please don't throw shit.
Yeah MJ, don't throw shit!
I thought you liked it when I was trouble?
What?
I don't I don't tell you everything, Jim-Jam.
The fuck is that supposed to mean?
Who knows? But we need to get Eric
- to the hospital-- - Shut the fuck up.
You and Austin?
Okay, well, that makes sense why you're so set on
being friendly all of a sudden.
Why Austin's been such a dick to you.
He's getting back together with Jennifer anyway.
No, I don't-I don't think so.
Well, we're less than two minutes to midnight...
You're supposed to be my friend.
Sorry you had to break it to you, Jim.
But not everything is about you.
- Oh but it is. - It's not!
You want to know why I hate you so much MJ?
- Why? - Because I constantly have
to listen to Mom and Dad talk about how great you are.
Everything comes so easily for you!
- You always get what you want! - And I'm getting out!
And now you're trying to steal
the one thing I fucking care about.
It's not stealing, Jimmy.
You're such a loser.
You want to say that so the rest of the class can hear you.
Yeah, Jim, you're a loser.
You want to know why people like hanging out with me?
Because I actually tried.
I'm actually making something out of myself.
I don't make people feel obligated to hang out with me
because I sell them drugs.
You're nothing but a desperate punk wannabe poser.
Does everyone feel that way?
You're kind of a dick sometimes, man.
Jimmy, look,
me and her has nothing to do with us.
It's fine.
You guys have a happy New Year.
Jimmy. Look
You're not mad Austin and I hooked up, you're jealous.
Am I a loser now MJ, huh?
Stop fucking talking.
Come on man, put the gun down.
- You're scaring-- - I swear to Christ Swearsky.
Whoa.
Jimmy, put the gun down.
Stop.
Jimmy put...
- put the gun down. - Stop!
-Jimmy -Stop fucking moving!
[TV countdown]
[screaming and cheering]
[gunshot and screaming]
Fucking Christ!
[TV cheers]
[screams]
Holy freak!
- Oh my God! - What the fuck!
Oh my gosh Jimmy!
Why do you have a gun?
Stop. Stop. Stop.
- Shut-- - What the fuck!
[muffled overlap screaming]
Shut up!
Look... look at me!
I've only got about 10 minutes before I pass out.
- Oh my God. - No, no, no, no, no.
No God. [groans]
Here's the game plan.
Jennifer, Jimmy,
take me to the car.
Jennifer.
Since you're not high on God knows what, you drive.
- Jimmy, bring the gun. - What?
He didn't shoot me.
Did you?
I...
Say it with me, Jimmy!
I didn't shoot him.
- I didn't mean to-- - Jimmy.
Hey, look at me,
I don't have time for this.
Say it with me, Jimmy.
I didn't shoot him!
Someone came in
to rob the old Quality Mart.
Naturally, I stood up to that person.
They shot me and ran off.
Jimmy over here picked up the gun,
right, Jimmy?
You picked up the gun?
- Yeah. - Austin?
You...
I need you to get all this money off the ground.
We don't know where the money came from.
Swearsky. Yes, we do.
A bullet hit the ATM,
- and short circuited it. - He's right.
- I saw it. - Of course I'm right.
So you need to get the money back inside.
How are we supposed to do that?
There's probably a way, I'm sure.
And then erase the tapes.
- I don't think there's-- - No, if there's nothing missing,
- then it doesn't matter. - But--
- No, no, he's right. - Thank you.
So say it back to me.
Now! Come on!
Uh, Jimmy and I put you in the car and I drive.
Good Jennifer.
Burglar came in and...
Nope. Nope. Nope. Come on, Jimmy. You could do this.
A burglar came in...
He came in and shot you.
I grabbed the gun and he ran.
There he is.
We clean up the blood, the vomit, the money
and wiped the tapes.
Woohoo Swearsky! Talk dirty to me, baby.
I knew you had it in you.
Austin.
- Nothing can be missing. - I know.
Yes, I get it.
Okay, great, and last.
- MJ? - Yeah.
I'm sorry I grabbed your ass.
- Thanks. - But you've got a great ass.
- Okay. - Let's go! Break!
Come on, get me up.
[TV] They are in a party mood. [laughing]
I'll tell you, I would not want to be the man
cleaning this mess up.
You won't find a happier group of people
anywhere in the world, back to...
[door alarm]
Ah, fuck.
- You in? - I'm in.
OK. OK. OK.
OK Jimmy?
Come on.
Jimmy.
Just close the door.
What?
- Cut by the high school. - What?
It'll be quicker.
Where are you going? Jimmy?
Jimmy!
[groans]
- MJ. - What?
- Where's your duffel bag? - Over there.
Okay, okay.
- What are you doing? - This is it.
- What? - New York.
This wasn't exactly how I expected things to go,
but it's fine, we just have to keep moving.
Give me that, thank you.
Austin, there's no bullet hole in the ATM.
Exactly.
It's what I was talking about, why I had to miss the party.
Oh my God.
- What? - Your stealing it?
No, no. Well, yeah,
but I don't have time to explain right now.
- Just keep going, please. - What do you mean?
This is it!
This is how we get our place in New York.
This is how we go there and live our dreams.
It's what we've worked for.
This is what you were talking about?
- Yeah. - This is crazy.
Austin, you're crazy.
Listen, I didn't think somebody was going to get shot.
That's not my fault. When we planned this,
we thought we were going to be
the two people here the entire night.
- Who's we? - Me and Swearsky.
We were planning it all last week.
- Someone got shot Austin. - That wasn't my fault.
I had nothing to do with it.
Oh my God, you're a fucking idiot.
You just have to trust me.
I worked really hard on this for you. For us.
You worked hard for what, a week?
Austin, I've worked hard my whole life.
I got a scholarship. You're robbing a gas station.
The money is insured, we're not doing anything bad.
Listen, you don't need the scholarship anymore.
We can be in Canada by the end of the night.
- You just have to trust me. - I don't
I don't want to be a fugitive in Canada.
And how long do you think
this money is really going to last?
A long time.
I need air.
MJ.
[beeping]
I'm sure she'll come around.
I never signed up for Canada, man.
Swearsky, the plan, stick to it.
I wanted to buy an ice cream shop on the beach.
Not sell snow cones at hockey games.
We don't have time for this. Please help me.
This was never the plan dude.
I just wanted to have another good time together before...
I enlisted.
I mean I didn't think we're actually going to do this, dude.
We pulled off the perfect crime,
that was only going to be like a bonus.
I'm not a felon.
You don't belong in the military, Swearsky.
The structure might do me some good.
Worked for Justin.
Now thanks to Eric, I have experience at gunpoint.
It's a new millennium, right?
Military only does peacekeeping shit now anyways.
Could be fun.
Jesus Christ.
[light music playing]
[music fades]
Okay, that should be good.
I'm just gonna erase all of it.
Well, that's that.
Yeah.
Um, guess I'm in the army now.
Tell your mom I love her.
[register whirring]
So you think Eric's gonna be okay?
For sure.
Can't kill jock rich that easily.
It's all played out so much differently in my head.
How were you going to tell me?
I think I was just...
Can I tell you the truth?
How was I going to respond?
You make me happy.
-So are we -For sure.
I don't date criminals.
What about almost criminals?
Austin, look, it's sweet
that you want to come to New York with me,
but I'm not bringing you along to sleep on my floor like a pup.
It almost worked.
Yeah. Better luck on your next phase.
I'm still going to move to New York.
They have to have Quality Marts there, right?
I'll get a shitty apartment in a shitty neighborhood.
- Have a shitty job. - Mhmm.
And for the most part it will be...
-Shitty -Shitty. Yeah.
But I think it's what I need.
I think you should give that a try.
I really liked you.
I like you too.
I would've been happy if you just took me to that party.
[paper rustling]
[gasps]
How was your shift?
Not great.
That was so nice, sweetheart.
- Happy New Year's. - Thanks.
What is that?
I said I love you.
I know that, sweetheart.
Get in, let's go home.
Think I need to walk tonight.
- It's freezing. - I know.
- Austin! - I'll be fine, Mom.
It's your smile, you know.
You've got your father's smile.
I have always said that.
You did a good job, Mom.
[upbeat rock music]
[hisses]
['Kickflip' by Arlen GunClub playing]