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Number 9
That's beautiful
I've seen you before
That's possible
I commute. I'm on my way home.
I've an hour, let's go to a hotel.
You know
At home my yard wants digging up
Kids with braces
A wife, a non-alcoholic beer
And a dinner table
Bread with sesame
Margarine, lowfat ham
I'm hungry
You can eat as much as you want. Later. Let's go
What's your name?
Tell me
Tina?
How many do you see?
Two
And now, how many?
Four
What's today's date?
I don't know
- Where are you from? - Don't touch me
Gerd, can you come upstairs?
That's alright, I'll take care of this man
I'd dump him in the gutter if I were you
Well you aren't
Come
I follow my own philosophy
These are hard times
One ought to preserve one's strength, no undue strains
I can see where your philosophy got you.
Do you need to see a doctor?
Where do you live?
Nowhere
I tell you what, you can stay at my place for now
My name is Jimmy.
Tom
They call this the Honeymoon Suite
Well
I like it
Who did that?
Tina
A woman
Tina
Your girlfriend?
I don't want to talk about it
Did you hurt her?
I told you, don't want to talk about it
What are you, crazy?
Quite right, it's my heart.
A girl broke it
At some stage these stabs began
And then one time I woke up suddenly
With a tingling in my arm
The nurses whispered and walked
up and down on their toes
You see, I've money, quite a bit, but
Are you sleeping?
Shit
In the car she used to snuggle up in the fur coat
What kind of car was it?
Mercedes
Convertible
A white one with read seats
Leather seats?
Exactly
And when we used to come down from Montpellier
And our house was just ahead
I'd get such a homely feeling
Do you know the sound when you drive off the tarmac
And into the driveway
And the gravel crunches beneath the tires
Of course I know it
What kind of a house was it?
A villa
White villa
With one of those
Flat red roofs and a little tower on top?
Exactly
Life
is strange
This means we used to be neighbours
You owned the house with that
incredible marble verandah?
Exactly
And down below was the sea
Yes, the sea
There's no ocean at Montpellier
So?
Are you going to Cuba now?
Come visit us in Montpellier
We can go swimming
You followed me
No
What are you doing here?
Was checking
the timetables
Going somewhere?
Yes
To Nice
Nice
There's work there
Hotel caretaker during the winter
Or what they call winter
But you don't know any French
And the food there
And it's warm there, too
And the sea
Cigarettes are cheaper there, too
Shit
Yes?
Nevermind
There's an ocean there!
Hurry up
The hotel is behind that parking garage
I've to go to my car first
What car?
You said you commute
You see now
This is a big town
And in such a big town
A certain law exists
There are those who are responsible for the water supply
Others
maintain parks and public spaces
And yet others
are responsible for public water management
And I
You know
I'm responsible for this train station
And who's in charge of the fire brigade?
Thanks
Pig!
I hate you
Not as firm as the last one
I want my money
Did you waste it all? My money?
Do you think I've more?
Dammit, I don't have any more.
I'm a wreck
A total wreck
Where do you live?
I've a locker at the station
I want to sleep
Sleep a long time
Let's go to a hotel
You're the second to say that today
What did you do?
Back then?
After you took it all
And left me lying there
Did you look at me once more
While I slept?
Did you think of me after you took the money?
When did you forget about me?
Cuba, at the beach?
Or in Germany already?
Cuba is beautiful
What are you, a travel agency?
I didn't make it to Cuba
One morning I woke up in the port of Vera Cruz
I was alone
The sea was calm
Empty bottles everywhere
My room had been cleaned out
My money gone
My friends gone
They abandoned me
The visa had expired
In the end they deported me
Deported to Germany
I thought
I'd work one or two years in Germany
And go back
That should do it
But it got worse
Homeless
Lingering
No jobs
No strength
What do you want to do now?
Come crying to me?
Sleep with me?
Make me turn tricks?
I want to pay back everything
Why?
Contrition
Poor boy
I'm about to start crying
I'm leaving for the seaside
When?
Now. Soon.
Why?
I've to get to the south
I can't manage another winter here
And where exactly?
Nice
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