A STEEL GRAY METAL REMARKABLE FOR ITS ROBUST PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
ATOMIC NUMBER: 74 ATOMIC WEIGHT: 183.85
MELTING POINT: 3410 C BOILING POINT: 54660 C
IT IS ALSO KNOWN AS WOLFMAN
TUNGSTEN HAS THE HIGHEST MELTING POINT OF ALL METALS...
...AND THE SECOND HIGHEST, OF ALL THE ELEMENTS OF THE PERIODIC TABLE.
BECAUSE OF ITS CONDUCTIVE PROPERTIES...
IT IS MOSTLY USED IN ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS.
Good evening.
The place is packed. Come back later.
But there is nobody around.
I said, the place is packed.
Pal, my girlfriend is waiting for me inside.
- Has she booked a table? - No... I don't know.
Then, come back later.
Can I go in for a bit, and get her out to explain to you?
You are annoying, pal.
She is not answering.
Not my problem.
How can she hear with all that noise?
Send a text message. She'll see that.
Ok, can I wait here till it gets less crowded...
...or she hears the phone, or sees the message?
Do what you will.
Good evening.
Didn't you say it was packed?
- It is. - How come they got in.
They've booked a table.
Can you tell me what's your problem?
I told you. The place is packed. You haven't booked a table.
On top, you are alone. It's all fucked...
Stand aside. People can see you.
Good evening.
Are you playing with me?
What did I tell you, asshole? It's full. You don't get in!
Get lost, you piece of shit. You've busted my balls.
Why me, man? Why only me?
Because I don't like your face.
I'll call the cops, I'll fuck you up.
Oh, I'm so scared now! Piss off and don't come back, you fucking shit.
Move a bit so I can park, man.
I'm talking to you, man. Can you move a bit?
Hey, can't you hear?
Go fuck yourself, asshole!
Another difficult day today...
... as the Electric company's personnel is still on strike...
... and the possibility of a general blackout is rising.
Till then, a little music to keep the spirits up...
This is going on since 6 o' clock.
I'm not answering it. You do it.
It'll be from the bank. They called earlier.
For the loan. They called yesterday for the card.
Drink your milk.
They blocked the other card too.
I can't even go to the supermarket. The cupboards are all empty.
Didn't you hear me?
About the job, they didn't call me yet.
They won't call me.
The first thing they asked was if I have kids.
Go to your room.
Now!
Good morning. The department of loans, please.
Hello, I have applied for a consumer loan.
Yes... yes...
Good morning. I have applied for a consumer loan.
Yes, sir. Reference number is ARO 7993.
Yes, that's me.
Ah...
I'll give 70.
80, at most.
YOUR CARD IS DENIED
Hi, it's me.
I need your help.
Financial. I'm under a lot of strain. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother you.
Whatever you can.
Not the whole amount.
The whole amount is huge...
No, drop it, really...
No, not at the bank. I need it until the evening.
Cause they'll come to the house in the evening.
So, I need your help. Can you help me?
I'll be at the depot till 6.
I hope you can make it.
Where have you been, man? Your coffee got cold.
What about a "good morning"?
Bad mood, eh? I'm not better either.
With all that's happening.
Did you hear? They will not renew our contracts.
They'll advertise the jobs again.
Whoever had a contract before, will get points...
That shit...
Did you hear about yesterday? A crash at Patission Street with a bike.
The guy got mashed...
Problems, man.
The new one was driving, Maximos.
They say he is in shock. Sick leave for two months.
Markos divorced. Did you hear?
His wife was fucking a younger guy.
That's how it goes my friend, you work your ass off...
Deep shit! We should all drop off a cliff, man!
We lost at basketball too... Did you hear?
I'm up to here with your shit already. Shut up!
Shut your fucking mouth. Wrap it up!
Take it easy, man... What did I say?
What did you say? You've messed my head with all this bullshit.
Learn to shut it. You think I want to hear?
Yes...
In the trolley-bus. I have to run some errands for my folks.
Pay some bills and stuff. And you?
I'll meet you when I'm done.
Don't know, when I'm done. Bye.
Your tickets, please.
Ticket, please!
- What is going on? - We'll see...
Passengers are kindly requested to step out due at an outage...
- Are you Greek? - Yes.
- Do you have an I. D? - No.
- What? - I don't have one.
Let's go to the police station.
- Just for a ticket? - Just for a ticket, eh?
Listen to this guy!
If everything was like you, there'd be no company.
Do you have any money for the fine?
- How much is it? - How much do you have on you?
But the fine is not that much.
Do you prefer to go to the police station?
But it's not that much, man.
I'll tell them about the wallet too.
What wallet?
- The one you stole. - I didn't steal a wallet.
You stole it and threw it away while running.
I stole no wallet, man.
My colleague saw you, too.
You run because of the wallet, not about the ticket.
Get lost now or you'll get into more trouble.
Get lost I said!
Get lost, you little shit.
Or I'll take you to the cops anyway.
SECURITY SYSTEMS COMPANY IS SEARCHING FOR EMPLOYEES
Good morning.
I read an ad for a job...
Leave your CV here, and they will call you for the interview.
I don't have a CV. I didn't know I should.
Fill this in. When you finish, give it to me.
You can sit over there.
Ok, thank you.
May I have a pen?
Prepare yourself for a job interview in 30 minutes.
The interview is one of the most popular ways of selecting employees.
It may be be the most important step...
... when you are trying to find a job.
Let's see what you have to avoid during an interview.
Do not give one-word answers to the interviewer's questions.
Do not dispraise your previous employer.
Avoid garrulity.
Do not interrupt your interlocutor.
Do not smoke, even if you are offered a cigarette.
Avoid asking about salary, working hours and holidays.
Do not engage in an argument to prove you're right.
Let's focus on the basic steps of your presentation.
Have a sit only when it's offered.
Get sited cozily, avoiding clumsy movements and fussy ways.
Show enthusiasm and seriousness.
Leaning forward indicates vigour and interest.
Try to speak properly without grammatical mistakes.
It is important to smile...
... and make eye contact with the interviewer.
At the end of the interview...
... remember to thank the interviewer for the opportunity he provided.
At all times, do not exaggerate.
The most important qualifications the interviewers look for, are.
Status analysis and decision making skills.
Administrative skills.
Communication and human relations skills.
Your preparation must begin with a careful composition of your CV.
Think of your education, qualifications, experience.
Acknowledge your qualities and skills.
Last, keep a copy of your CVat hand.
Your preparation should also research for the company...
... and the specific job you apply for.
Thus, you show interest for the job...
... as well as this specific company.
Pay attention to your style. Avoid anything extreme.
Make sure you are suitably dressed for the working environment.
Make sure you arrive in time, before the interview begins.
Any delay will stress you up...
... aggravating your state of mind.
Hello. I came earlier. I brought my CV.
You will go in the room at the end of the corridor, at your left.
When your turn comes up, they'll call you.
Thank you.
Number 31!
32.
45.
- Good morning. - Have a sit.
What is this mess, buddy?
I made a mistake and didn't have correction fluid.
Correction fluid? Are you in school?
This is a job application. You should be a little careful.
- How old are you? - Twenty five.
You don't look like 25. Here it says, born in '83.
I will be twenty six soon.
I see you've studied in England. Three years working experience.
Nice...
I wonder when exactly did you do all these?
Nice. What do you know about the job we are offering?
Security...
Do you know what this job entails?
You guard some place.
Against what?
It depends from the place, I guess.
Your CV mentions that you have experience on this job.
Can't you tell me a few words about it?
Why have you chosen our company?
I like it.
And you can't tell me a few things about it?
What do you like, for example?
Fuckers! All day the same story...
You are not helping me, man. You're not helping out.
Tell me, at least, something about you. Studies, hobbies, whatever?
I can't. I've blacked out.
You've come to a company to ask for a job. Correct?
What should I do with you? Tell me, what should I do now?
And these people are waiting.
Go and if anything comes up, we'll let you know.
Thank you.
Number 46.
Hey, where are you?
What kind of stuff?
Speak fast, I don't have credit. Shall we meet?
When?
After the interview, it will be useful to evaluate the experience.
Drawing the right conclusions for future reference.
If you don't get a prompt reply, call and ask about the position.
Where the fuck have you been, dude? I am bored to death.
- What happened, dude? - Nothing.
- What's the matter, man? - Nothing, I said.
Did you fight with your folks?
- Why are you busting my balls? - Ok, I won't ask again.
- Still, something is going. - Fuck off.
Give me a cigarette, man.
You don't have cigarettes again!
They just finished, I had a pack.
Jee man! Always the same story.
You always take it out on me.
Not my fault if you fought with your folks.
- What were you doing? Reading? - Yes.
Why? Something happened to you?
I went to a job interview...
- What kind of job? - Security.
What the fuck? You are gonna be a Security Man?
- How did it go? - What, the interview?
- Yes, what else? - Fine... I think.
Meaning? Will they hire you? What did they say?
I don't know. Yes, probably. They said we'll talk again.
I can't imagine you working.
Especially wearing a uniform. You'll look like an idiot.
Why? It's a good job.
Eight hours doing nothing.
You don't sit. It's eight hours standing.
It's not sure I'll go.
Why? You presented everything as perfect.
Perfect my ass! I need a job until I join the army.
I didn't say don't go. I said it's a stupid job.
It's still a job.
The guy I spoke with, was a jerk, though.
Why? What did he tell you.
Nothing... He was a bit ironic...
Like he didn't give a shit. He was on the phone all the time.
Didn't you say they'll call?
Yes, this is what I understood.
They said they will call me. He gave me his card.
But if the boss is a jerk...
Was he the boss?
Yes, I suppose he looked like it.
Man, you haven't given me one straight answer.
"Probably, I don't know... we'll see." Fuck me, man.
Hear that? Chaos everywhere.
General black out in the entire city.
Yes, I know. I heard.
Do you have money for coffee?
Eh, do you?
No.
Fuck off dude... I've been buying coffee three days now.
Why don't you go buy some cigarettes, fucker?
- I did man, they finished. - And I had money...
So, what happened? You've spent it?
I did it anything I want. Not your bloody business...
You never have money and you judge me for looking for a job.
For that particular job, asshole, not for any job.
Cut it out.
Wanna go home to get some money from my mom?
Whatever... Ok.
Let's take a bus.
No, man. We better walk.
We'll be walking for an hour.
Well, we'll have a walk.
Come on, man. We've got nothing else to do.
Walk, man...
Don't worry. We've already called the fire department. They are coming.
- What happened? - Somebody's trapped in the elevator.
- Is the boss in? - Yes.
Can you hear me? Be patient.
It's open.
Come on in.
Have a seat.
Can I leave for an hour? It's very important.
Leave for an hour? What about yesterday's talk?
We've talked, agreed, and now you're asking for an hour off?
But, I'm telling you, it's an emergency.
Do you need the job?
Of course I need it and you know it.
Great! Do something to keep it then.
Look, I'm in a very difficult situation.
I like the job and I want it. But today is very important...
I can't take this anymore. You are late everyday.
You are always abstracted.
You leave in the middle of work. What will it be?
Can I go? Just for an hour. I will make it up.
I'll be back by the time the power returns.
I'm talking to you and you don't give a shit?
I thought it's a good chance, cause there's no power.
I finished all the interviews.
Hell no! You do the full shift. Same old story everyday...
It won't happen again, I swear.
It is a difficult family situation. Why don't you understand?
You finish at four.
If you leave a minute earlier, don't come back. That's it!
The KTM-the Duke. Did you see it?
Yes.
Man, if I get a job, I'll buy Fatty's bike. He is selling it.
Until you do, Fatty will be on his fifth motorbike.
Even better! He'll give me a bigger one then.
I bet my ass you'll never get a motorbike.
What the fuck? Why attack me all the time?
Cause you are all "I'll do this and that" and never do anything.
You say you'll get a motorbike.
Last week you wanted a car.
Then, you'll get a new PC. You'll study in England...
Then, Natasha fancies you, and Dimitra made a pass on you.
A pile of bullshit that never happens, cause you're an ass.
If I'm such an ass, why you hang with me, then?
And since you are not an ass.
Are you going to stay there?
What about the CDs I lend you? What did you do with them?
I'm out of blank CDs.
Haven't you copied them yet?
We'll go buy blank ones and copy them, now.
Fuck off. You get them now, from your place.
You've had them all this time. Whatever I give you, disappears.
I won't lend you anything again.
We'll get money from my mom and copy them together.
No way. I didn't even listen to them and you snatched them.
I didn't listen to the Slipknot, yet.
I'll get you the Slipknot now, and the rest tomorrow.
You'll bring everything now. I am sick of you.
- Is he gone? - He went to the centre.
I'm going out for a while. Cover me, if he comes back first.
Forget it. Do what you want, but leave me out of it.
Call me, at least, if he returns before I do.
Go! Get out of here!
What's going on?
What are you looking at?
What? The Pakistani?
Do you know him?
He lives a floor below me. We've fought, though.
He's Sri-Lankan.
Ok, Srilankan... same thing.
- So, where is he from? - Sri Lanka.
From Sri Lanka.
What did you fight about?
Because! They come here fucking the building up...
Thirty people there every day, listening to shitty music...
...jumping up and down. Cooking smelly shitty food...
And if you talk to them, they fucking scowl at you.
What's all this bullshit, man?
Twenty five people in one flat.
And why do you care?
My father was quarrelling with them every day.
- Those fuckers killed him. - Your father was a drunk!
Booze killed him, not the Pakistanis. Who put this shit in your head?
- Hands off, man! - You keep that shit to yourself.
- I'll fuck them up one day. - Hold your macho shit, man!
Hey, I didn't give you a cigarette...
...to put it out in two puffs!
Where are you going?
What are you doing? What's wrong with you? Are you a total asshole?
Why? You said I'm only words. When I'm not you're still pissed?
You've totally lost it. Why did you do that?
You don't live there, pal.
You live in the same building, you moron! How will you go back home?
He didn't see me.
You idiot! Who else would burn his bike?
One of his own people, jerk. They fight all the time.
You do one stupid thing after another.
You don't know, so shut up. Let it go, it's my business.
Is that so, you fuck? Am I not running with you?
If you wanna do this kind of crap, I don't want anything to do with you.
- Ok, man. Chill out. - Are you listening to me?
Don't dare ask for a cigarette.
- Did I speak? I didn't. - I saw the way you looked at me.
You didn't think I could, huh?
Feeling proud, you stupid fuck? Are you proud of the shit you did?
Will you still be proud after they get you and fuck you up?
Nothing will happen to me, don't worry.
You are some macho bully now?
- What is this, you jerk? - Can't you see?
Where did you find it?
My father left it to me, after he died.
Why do you carry it with you?
Show it to you.
Are you a complete idiot?
Told you! You don't think I'm capable...
- I hope it's not loaded. - It is.
- Let's take it back, to your place. - No way!
All the niggers will be there crying for the fucker's bike.
I don't know. Let's hide it somewhere, then.
So that someone can steal it? It's a heirloom!
Put it down, you moron, someone might see us.
Put it in the bag. Asshole. Put it in the bag now!
We'll wait some place for a bit and then go back and leave it.
Let's go to Tallman as we wait. He might treat us a spliff.
Let's go and wait there.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- How can I help you? - I'd like to buy a bouquet.
I can't give you a receipt, because of the blackout.
It's fine.
- Do you have a preference? - No.
Is it a special occasion?
It's better not to say anything about the occasion.
How about these orchids?
- Is she in? - No.
She is in. I know it.
Even if she is, she doesn't want to see you.
Tell her to come out for a minute.
Don't you get it? She doesn't want to talk to you.
- May I get it? - No, I'll start screaming.
Ok, don't scream.
I'll wait. She might change her mind.
She won't. You fucked up. What don't you understand?
I know. I just want to apologize.
She doesn't want your apology, nor anything from you.
Will you give her these?
No, I told you. She doesn't want anything.
They are orchids.
I can see that, but nothing changes.
Best thing you can do is to piss off once and for all.
You'd better leave.
I brought you flowers.
Your friend is tough.
She wouldn't let me in.
Did she ask you what happened?
I bet she asked you. What did you tell her?
Is this all you care about? What I told my friend?
I told her what happened.
I am sorry...
I'm unacceptable, I know.
You have every right to think the worst of me.
The fucker at the door really pissed me off.
You weren't answering my calls... That really messed my head up.
Are you blaming me now?
No, I'm saying that, I just got even madder.
If you had answered my calls, none of this would have happened.
That fucker... just didn't like my face...
He told me so. He was very rude.
He pushed me, threw me down...
And I couldn't do anything.
So you took it out where you could.
I am so sorry, my love. I really am sorry.
But please, can't you get in my shoes?
What? Are you kidding me? Did you try stepping into my shoes?
Have you seen my face?
You are right...
I try to say one thing and I say something different.
It won't happen again. Honestly. It won't happen ever again.
- Is it the right way? - I don't know.
We screwed up. I think we turned the wrong way.
- Sperhiou Street. Rings a bell? - No.
I think it must be this way.
Tallman!
Hey, asshole. Don't shout. His mother will hear us.
Come on, now. Run, you fucking idiot!
Today is totally fucked.
It broke so easily, how could I know?
I don't believe what's happening to me because of you.
- I don't think she saw us. - Are we invisible or something?
Let's go to his father's shop. He goes and help him sometimes.
What the fuck are you talking about? And what do we tell his father?
- Do you know his father? - I've seen him once or twice.
If he asks what you want him for, what will you say?
- He won't ask. - What if he does?
Don't know. That he's lent me a book.
What book, you asshole? First grade maths?
I doubt Tallman can even read.
Come on, man. What's with the negativity?
He's at the field, playing soccer.
- Did he ask you anything? - No. You worried over nothing.
What now? We are watching the entire game?
Fucking idiot! He missed it.
Ok, I'll talk to him at the halftime.
Halftime... come on. Man... go!
Tallman!
We've got it.
Man, listen... let's go to your place...
...to leave this shit, and then continue...
Let's have the joint first and we go afterwards.
Come on, man. I promise.
Yes?
Meaning? What kind of help?
About what amount are we talking?
How big?
Who will come by your place?
Who? Who will come by your place?
I don't know.
I don't know if I should.
Yes?
I'm going out for an hour. Something came up.
In the elevator! The elevator is jammed!
Can anyone hear me?
In the elevator!
Don't worry. We've already called the fire department.
They are coming.
- What happened? - Someone's trapped in the elevator.
- Is the boss in? - Yes.
Can you hear me? Be a little patient.
Can anybody hear me?
I've heard we got a new player. A Colombian one.
Really? Where from?
Colombia.
- I mean from which team? - From a Colombian one.
- What is his name? - Colombo.
Dude, I don't remember.
- Is he any good? - They say so.
They said the same for the other one...
...but he couldn't move his legs.
- Which one? - The other Colombian guy.
Which one?
I don't remember his name, man. The one that came last year.
He was Peruvian...
Fine, Peruvian... from "Peruvia", big deal...
Did you know that every 5" a Boeing 737...
...takes off somewhere around the world?
Or is it every five minutes? Seconds, I think.
At any moment, from a total of 5.000 Boeing 737, 1.250 are flying...
- Is this a Boeing 737? - Yes.
- Come on now. How do you know? - I can see it.
- How can you tell? - I can tell from the wheels.
Come on, man. The wheels?
The 737 doesn't have doors to keep the wheels in, so they are visible.
This and Airbus320 are the most common airplanes.
They are very similar as well, but Boeing 737 has a serious flaw.
What?
It doesn't have a fuel rejection system.
In case of emergency, it must fly around until it runs out of fuel.
Imagine the agony...
Imagine what happens if something goes wrong.
I like them.
My father did too. I got it from him.
And you know what's funny? I've never been inside an airplane.
I've been once... As a kid.
We flew to Kithira Island.
I don't know what kind. Those that have propellers.
Big piece of junk kind.
- They let me enter the cockpit. - Really?
- What happened? - I felt electricity.
Can you give it to me? I wanna look at it.
- Where is the safety switch? - It doesn't have one.
That all on airplanes... That's all with the Colombian guy...
Hey, we had some Colombian hash the other day... awesome!
- Really? Where? - At Fatty's place.
At Fatty's? I was there too.
- No, you weren't. - I am telling you. I was there.
- It must have been after you left. - But we left together.
It might have been another day, then. I don't remember.
We spend every day together.
Someday, pal. I don't remember. Why are you busting my balls?
Come on, man. Let's go leave this thing.
- Give me one too, man. - Fuck off, man!
Why don't you get a pack too sometime?
I will, motherfucker, and I'll get one for you too.
Yeah, like you always do...
What's going on with the electricity? They have forgotten us in the dark.
Fuck, what does she want?
- Mama is looking for you. - What for?
- She says you must get back home. - Why?
Because you've been out on the streets all day.
- Tell her I will come later. - Now, she says.
Go tell her I'll come back whenever I like.
- Man, aren't we going to your house? - In a while.
- Come on, man! - I said we will go in a while!
- What do you mean? - She said I shouldn't go home alone.
But you will.
Get moving! Go home!
Piss off now and run to mommy, I said!
Bye!
Why are you talking to your sister like this?
Why? What did I tell her?
Seriously? If I was your sister, I would break your head.
You should see us fighting then...
What do you think I should do with that jerk? Call him?
- Who? - The interview guy.
I don't know. When did he tell you to call him?
- He didn't say. - I don't know what to tell you.
What is going on?
What are you looking at?
- Do you see that guy? - Yes. What is he? A cop?
- No, dude. He is a ticket collector. - So what?
He tricked me this morning. Conned me really bad.
- How? - He stole my money.
I had 120 Euros to pay some bills, and he snatched it.
- What? - I'm saying, he robbed me, man.
- Who? The ticket collector? - The ticket collector robbed me.
What did he say? "Gimme your money"?
I didn't have a ticket and he took all my money.
He said he'll tell the cops about the wallet I stole.
I told him I stole no wallet, but he didn't give a shit.
- Did you steal a wallet? - No, you stupid!
It was his shitty excuse to rip me off!
- Piece of shit! - I'll fuck him up, though.
Now that I found him, I'll fuck him.
What if he doesn't come out today? Are we gonna wait till tomorrow?
He will come out... He will...
Listen to that! Metallica...
Where are you going?
- Come on, let's go. - Where are we going?
What are you talking about now, come.
Wait, man. Where are we going? We're going to break in?
Let's wait for him to come down.
He fucking robbed me. Wasn't that too much?
I'm on your side, man. I just want to keep us out of trouble.
If we break into his house, he can defend himself anyway he wants.
What if he has a gun?
He is a ticket collector. No way he has a gun.
He was a collector when he robbed you too, but you shut up.
You want to piss me off or what?
I'm telling you, we are out for big trouble.
Wait. We have to figure out what to do.
Shut the fuck up. Shut up. Move...
You've come for your money, right?
My apologies...
Of course, I don't expect you to accept it, nor understand me...
I have a son too.
He will go to school this year.
We will see. Will he do well or be a duce...
...like his father?
You? How old are you?
He is six.
Six years old...
What is six years?
Nothing.
Sixteen years is still nothing...
What is your name?
You don't want to tell me, huh?
It doesn't matter. We wouldn't be friends, anyway.
Don't tell me your name.
It's better.
How many years we've been together, baby?
Four. You forget these things, not me.
And after all these years, we're going to let a bad moment...
...destroy everything?
Don't I deserve a second chance? To make it up to you?
Did I deserve such behavior after all these years?
And what will you make up for? You constantly lose your temper.
The other times were no big deal. We said a few harsh words.
But nothing like that has ever happened before.
No big deal, huh?
See, instead of trying to find out what makes you be like that...
...you say "no big deal". What is happening to you?
I don't know...
What can I say? I don't know...
It is...
...all this tension... all that pressure...
I remember, it was four months after I met you...
That Ash Monday.
We went at your mothers, for dinner.
Li was terribly anxious about meeting her.
I wanted to make a good impression and kept talking like a fool.
When we left, you took me to your old school.
And told me stories from back then.
About that girl in elementary school.
I was so jealous.
Cause I wished I was the one you were talking about.
And then we went to the park you'd go for excursions.
We sat on a bench. The sky was full of kites.
And the park full of children, cheering.
We sat there for hours saying nothing.
We didn't need to.
When I got home, I sat and thought how lovely the day was.
Every time something bad would happen, I thought of that day...
...and believed I could live it again.
But as time passes by, that day drifts away.
Now I think I never lived it.
I think somebody else told me about it.
Someone who had a lovely time.
Who the fuck is it, now?
I'm sorry, it'll only be a minute.
Hello?
Who?
Which one? I saw thirty people today.
An why are you calling me on my cell?
And where did you get my number?
What card? I gave you no card. What a nerve you've got mister!
And you are calling for what?
Didn't I say we will call you back? Why are you calling me, then?
What were you thinking, man?
You pretend to be twenty five, while you are sixteen.
You bring a CV full of lies, you waste my time with bullshit...
...and you have the nerve calling me on the number I never gave you?
What the fuck where you thinking?
- What are you thinking? - Nothing.
- Is it about the ticket collector? - No, no.
- Then, what? - Nothing, I said.
What the fuck, man? You've gone mute over nothing?
Fuck off, asshole! It's personal.
- So you are thinking of something. - Motherfucker, you bust my balls!
What should I do about the job? Should I fucking call him?
Oh, man. You obviously wanna call him.
It was on the book too.
"If you don't get a prompt reply, call and ask."
It's only been five hours.
I think I should call him and find out. Yes or no.
Alright! Call him, then!
Do you think he'll be pissed?
I don't know, man.
Call if you want.
Fuck it. I will call him. And if it bothers him... whatever!
- Do you have credits? - No, dude. I don't.
Give me some change, then.
- Is this enough? - Yes.
- Can I ask for a favor? - What?
Can you call him instead of me?
Me? What? And say what?
Ask him about the job.
Why should I call him? I don't know what you talked about.
Nothing... Why I want this job, what I know about it, shit like this.
Why don't you call him? Did you fuck up?
No, but you are better on these things. I kind of... blocked.
Are you too shy to talk?
I'm not shy, asshole. I just think it'd be better if you called.
What if he doesn't remember you? What should I say?
Tell him, he thought I was younger. He will remember that.
Hold on. You stay out. If I look at your face, I'll laugh.
Ok, give me a cigarette then.
- Hello. - Hi.
- Do the phones work? - Yes.
- Can I call a mobile? - Yes.
Go away, man! Take a walk...
Hello? Good afternoon...
I am the guy that came in for the interview...
The one you said looked younger.
From your business card. I had no intention to disturb you.
About the job.
If there is any news...
Well... I am sorry, I thought I should call you...
I need a job as soon as possible, so I thought...
I didn't think I'd bother you that much... Again, I'm sorry...
Asshole!