INT. DARK ROOM-TIME IS NOT FOUND.





We see two men sitting in a dark room. One man is smoking a cigarette and we see the glow of it through the darkness. The other man is sitting directly across from him. The man with the cigarette is a mafia leader and goes by the name Cake Daddy. The humble fellow sitting across from him is a part of Cake Daddy's crew, his name is Lou. They play chess as they sit and talk.





CAKE DADDY

So you think I am stupid? What makes me stupid?



LOU

No, no, no. I said that move was stupid. Not you. Definitely not you, Cake Daddy.



CAKE DADDY

Well then, so what I have herd is that my moves are stupid? Now I look at you, and I see: a man striving for something to high to reach. Now what do you think of that my little theory? The next thing I think is that I have a gun, a big gun. So if would like to sit in my place and say that my moves are stupid I would think you should either leave, or close your eyes and clench your teeth because, Lou I have the gun and to my own knowledge you do not.



LOU

Oh? Well I was just trying to save you from getting in checkmate.



CAKE DADDY

I am a big boy. Now back to business.



LOU

Okay, so the stuff coming in tonight is much gooder then the first stuff, so then the guys will have a funner time in the shipping yards. Then the old stuff is gonna be thrown out, cause it ain't worth keeping.



CAKE DADDY

Where the hell did you go to school? I mean I am not a man of education but I think that you should know that gooder, funner, and ain't are not words.



LOU

They aren't?



CAKE DADDY

Oh for shit sakes tell me you knew that! I mean I have a bloody guy working for me that is not anymore smarter then a bucket of sea gunk? Jesus if you where one of my own I would shave your ass and make you walk backwards!



LOU

Thanks. I would be glad to be your son.



CAKE DADDY

If you where my son, I would have to wrap you in a garbage bag and throw you in a river at birth. Now please stop talking because you are beginning to dig yourself in a hole, and already it is to deep for you to just climb out. So the stuff you say is much more of a higher standard then the first shipment?



LOU

Well to my knowledge.



CAKE DADDY

For shit sakes, is it, or is it not?



LOU

Yes.



CAKE DADDY

Are you sure?



LOU

I think.



CAKE DADDY

My gun is getting very angry with you. I mean all I would like to hear is a yes, or a no.



He looks at his goon



Is that to much to ask?



GOON

No, not one bit Cake Daddy.



LOU

Yes it is!



Cake Daddy throws a look at Lou.



CAKE DADDY

Never yell at me, I mean I am far more superior than you, Lou. I think You should stop. Come on, tell me you hear me.



LOU

Yeah, I hear you for Christ sakes! Just give me the money and I will go!

CAKE DADDY

No no no no. You just don't get it. Do you Lou?



LOU

Get what?



Cake Daddy starts to laugh and then his goon joins in. We then put the camera on Lou and we see him start to laugh. He does not even know what he is laughing about.



CAKE DADDY

Get that I must kill you.



LOU

Ha ha ha ha. Yeah that's a great joke, Cake daddy. So is the money here?



CAKE DADDY

Now, I think you should now know that I am not joking.



LOU

Your not?



CAKE DADDY

No, not one bit. So please understand.



LOU

What? That you have to kill me? After busting my ass, almost getting put in jail? No I don't understand! Please tell me!



CAKE DADDY

Now if I have to make money where do you think t\it comes from?



LOU

Organized crime.



CAKE DADDY

Correct, now if I plan to pay you half of my profit in this deal, what percent of the money do I get?



LOU

Fifty.



CAKE DADDY

Correct again, see you are smart. So now the question is what percent should I be getting?



Lou looks at the goon, then back at Cake Daddy. There is silence in the room. Cake Daddy sets his gun on the table. Lou stares at it. Cake Daddy then picks it up. We see the sweat pour off of Lou. Cake daddy starts to smile, and then hands Lou a handkerchief, Lou dabs the sweat off.



LOU

Okay, lets make a deal, you can have seventy-five percent.



CAKE DADDY

No, wrong. I was thinking more along the lines of one hundred.



LOU

Yeah, sure.



CAKE DADDY

I'm glad you see it my way.



Cake Daddy picks up the gun and points it at Lou. We have a shot of the gun barrel. We then look at Lou and see his eyes closed. We move the camera around to the goon, we then here one shot, the goon smiles. We then cut to Cake Daddy.



CAKE DADDY

He was a good boy, you know?



GOON

Yeah. What should I do with the body?



CAKE DADDY

The body needs to be deposed of. The field.



GOON

Sure thing Cake Daddy.



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EXT. FIELD. DAY



We see the goon dragging Lou body through tall grass. We then cut to a shot of the bullet hole in Lou's head. Lou is very pale and his lips are purple, and blue.



GOON

God, you're a heavy son of a bitch! Man that was one fine shot Cake Daddy did, eh Lou? Well I guess you ain't gonna be talking to much now are ya?



He drops Lou and stands above him looking down at his face. We see the view through Lou's perspective.



Well have fun. Make sure to wear sun screen, and bug spray! Don't forget now Lou.



The goon walks away and we then focus on Lou's dead body. We zoom in on to the bullet hole in his head and fade to white. Which will then flow into the next scene.



EXT. FIELD. EARLY MORNING.



We fade into white from Lou's perspective. We then fade half out, and then half in again. We hear Lou groan.



LOU

Aw my head. I got such a headach.



We are still at Lou's perspective and we look around at the surroundings. He then gets up and starts to walk, we watch him walk down a dirt road, we are no longer in his perspective.



LOU

So thirsty. Need water. Where am I? Need water?



CUT TO:

Lou staggering up a neighborhood street.



CUT TO:

EXT. HOUSE. MORNING.



We see Lou at the end of a driveway. We then zoom n on his head. We watch him slowly walk up the driveway.



CUT TO:

INT. HOUSE. MORNING



We watch a young teen male get up out of bed. We see the time on his alarm clock, it says 9:05am, he gets up and walks into the bathroom, he then takes a piss. We then see him brushing his teeth. We follow him down some stairs and into a kitchen. He pulls out some Pop Tarts and puts them into the toaster. He walks over to the table and picks up a note left by his mother. It reads:



Dear Josh

I had to go to work a bit early today, help yourself to the leftovers in the fridge. Remember the rules. And don't let any strangers in the house, salesmen or not! I will be home late tonight, also make sure not to leave all the lights on. Dad will be home tomorrow night, so if you could please cut the grass for him. Clean up after yourself and don't have to many people over and if Suzie calls tell her I won't be able to go out tonight.

Hugs and Kisses

MOM

JOSH

Alright, freedom.



WE here the door bell ring. Josh walks up to the door and through the glass we see Lou. Josh open the door and we quickly cut to a shot from outside.



JOSH

Hello?



LOU

Water.



JOSH

Oh, god, you have a bullet in your head.



He slams the door on Lou. We hear the doorbell again. Josh opens the door.



JOSH

Please go away, this ain't funny!



LOU

Some water, please.



JOSH

Will you go then?



LOU

Yup.



JOSH

Okay, come on in.



LOU

You okay? You look like you just saw a ghost.



JOSH

Oh? I think I'm just shocked that you have a bullet hole in your head.



LOU

Oh yeah. I forgot, just got it.



JOSH

Okay well lets get your water.





LOU

Yeah, that would be nice.



We get the door slammed on us.



CUT TO:

INT. KITCHEN. MORNING



Lou is drinking a glass of water.



LOU

So, how old are you?



JOSH

Fifteen.



LOU

Oh.



Pause



So you home alone?



JOSH

No.



LOU

Where are your parents?



JOSH

In the shower, they'll be down in a minute.



LOU

There both in the shower?



JOSH

Uh yeah, you know how it is.



LOU

Oh yeah.



Lou starts to laugh.



JOSH

Oh no, not that! There saving water...uh yeah.

LOU

There not home are they?



JOSH

Yeah, why?



LOU

I just read the note here on the table.



JOSH

Oh. Well your not gonna kill me are you?



LOU

No.



JOSH

Robb the house?



LOU

No.



JOSH

Do something to me?



LOU

No.



JOSH

Okay, so your just here for the water.



LOU

Yup.



JOSH

Great!



LOU

You thought I was a crazy or something?



JOSH

Well no, well maybe.



LOU

I can understand that.



JOSH

You can.



LOU

Of course, I knock on your door with a bullet hole in my head, then I stand at your door and ask for water. It is pretty weird.



JOSH

Yeah.



LOU

And you more than likely would like to know where it came from.



JOSH

Yeah, kinda.



LOU

Okay, I work for this guy, Cake Daddy.



JOSH

Cake Daddy?



LOU

He, well his great, great grandfather invented the cake.



JOSH

Oh?



LOU

Sao anyway, I had this deal for him, I was connected to a corporation in Indonesia that made those freaking Beanie Baby's. So I had a shipment sent to New York for him, Cake Daddy. But he found out the big secret.



JOSH

What?



LOU

Well the Beanie Baby's were fake.



JOSH

So he shot you in the head.



LOU

No. Cake Daddy always gives most guys a second chance. He is good that way. So I had a shipment of the real ones sent in. The only problem they where about double the price. So I didn't tell him. So I had to go over to house to collect the money. I thought I would make enough money to retire young. But no. He found out the profit I was making and told me he was going to get a hundred percent of the profit. It was down to two choices for me. One I could give him the money. And two, I could die. So figured that my life is to good to blow away, so I said he could have the money.



JOSH

And he still shot you! What a homosexual!



LOU

Hey! None of that talk.



JOSH

Sorry I was way out of line.



LOU

Yes, you where. Well so here I am, still alive with a bullet in my head. 3.9 million in the hole and no sense of where I am.



JOSH

Harsh.



LOU

Yeah, yeah I think I could maybe start fresh you know.



JOSH

Like become a lawyer?



LOU

I was more thinking along the line of a astronaut.



JOSH

Yeah you could go to Mars!



LOU

Sure would be fun, eh?



JOSH

Oh yeah!



LOU

Or I guess I could go back to school.



JOSH

Yup.

LOU

Or even build one!



JOSH

If you build it, they will come.



LOU

You think?



JOSH

Uh huh, or maybe be a farmer.



CUT TO:

CREDITS



We still here them talk in the background as we see the credits.

























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