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>> Action.
>> Are you gonna use that
marker thing?
>> Oh, yeah. Hold on one second.
All right.
"Shootin'’ Show," take two.
>> Hi. My name is Crystal.
>> Wait. Hold on a second.
Not so loud, though.
You'’re not a weather girl.
>> Hi. My name is Crystal and
this here'’s the "Shootin' Show."
How'’s my hair look?
>> Again.
>> You sure I don'’t need some
powder?
>> No. Keep your focus and I
want your energy staying a lot.
I want your energy up.
>> This here'’s the "Shootin'
Show."
Welcome. I'’ll be your host.
>> Crystal.
>> Crystal.
>> Hi. I'’m Ty Jennings and this
here'’s the "Shootin' Show."
>> Where we shoot all kinds of
animals with our cameras.
>>
>> What?
>> That'’s cute.
>> Don'’t you want my help?
>> I like your help.
>> Oh, you got sweat on me.
Hey, baby, look over here.
>> Hold on, honey.
>> You don'’t know what you're
missing.
We'’re out here in the woods all
by ourselves.
>> Oh, honey, we'’re supposed to
be doing a nature show.
>> Who'’s to say I'm not natural?
>>
Come here.
Come here.
Oh, yeah, that'’s nice.
>>
Oh, look. How cute!
>> Oh, darlin'’.
>> She'’s selling lemonade.
>> There.
>> Thank you.
>> There you go.
>> Oh, babe, she'’s so cute.
I want one.
>> Soon, baby, soon.
Yeah, I repossessed that
last night.
That'’s where I got this here
camera.
And this here'’s my beaut.
She'’s got a couple of dings
in it.
Crys don'’t like it, but,
damn, she goes fast, let me
tell you.
>> Ty!
It says we'’re evicted.
>> Wait a second.
Hold on a second.
That don'’t mean nothin'.
>> Don'’t mean nothin'?
How can we be evicted?
Didn'’t we pay the rent?
>> I ain'’t got the money yet,
but I will just as soon as Tank
picks up that truck tomorrow
night.
>> I thought he paid you
last week.
>> Look, you got to get to work,
all right?
Just let me handle it.
>> All right.
>> Shit.
>> How come you got
to cut early?
>> Wasn'’t no one there.
>> How much you make tonight?
>> 22 bucks.
>> That'’s not bad.
>> Bud was riding me all night.
Called me lazy, told me to clean
the tables and I just did it.
>> Asshole.
>> That ain'’t the worst of it.
I go in there to get my clothes
out and he'’s standing there
with his dick in his hand.
>> What?
>> Tell me I'’ll come around--
>> That motherfucker! I oughta
to kick his fuckin'’ ass, Crys!
>> No, baby.
We need this at least till
I can find another job.
>> What you doing?
>> Getting ideas.
>> From reality TV?
You hate this shit.
It just makes you mad.
>> Makes me mad '’cause it's so
bad.
Just boring, no creativity.
You know I could do better than
this, Crys.
What'’s this?
>> The baby money.
>> The what?
>> $842.
44 after tonight.
I been saving up for when we
have a baby for a year now
writing my tips down.
>> How come you didn'’t tell me
about this?
>> It was a surprise, but I
figure the way things are right
now, we need every little bit
we can get.
So I just wanted you to know it
was there.
>> Thank you, Crys.
>> You'’re welcome, baby.
>> Oh, shit! Goddamn it!
>> What? What?
>> Keys! Where the keys?
Crys, where are the keys?
>> What happened?
>> Of course the goddamn thing
don'’t work when you need it to.
>> Should we call the police?
>> Oh, no. They'’ll just fuck it
up worse.
>> Um...what about Tank?
>> Fuck! Fuckin'’ fucked!
>> The truck got stolen.
It ain'’t your fault.
>> He ain'’t gonna see it that
way, Crys.
He'’s gonna kill me.
>> He'’s not gonna kill you,
baby.
>> You don'’t understand, Crys.
I'’m leanin' with him. I owe him.
>> Oh, God.
>> I'’m so sorry, Crys.
I been paying him for the last
two months, half my paycheck.
That'’s why I couldn't pay
the rent.
>> Goddamn it, Ty.
>> Look, Crys, it was so close,
all right?
It was supposed to be a sure--
All you had to do was get
the goddamned--
>> I don'’t wanna hear it!
How much?
>> Five grand.
I'’m sorry, Crys.
>> Unbelievable. And you wonder
why I don'’t trust you.
>> Hold on, hold on.
>> Can you quit it with
the camera?
>> No. I wanna make
a documentary.
>> What?
>> What if, instead of making
a nature show, we made a movie
about us?
>> Get in the car.
>> Listen. Just let me explain.
I done seen all them reality
shows on TV.
Half of '’em ain't real.
The other half just plain
boring, right?
>> Yeah? So?
>> Yeah, well, those people,
they ain'’t got real problems.
They got them Hollywood
producers paying '’em thousands
of dollars just to put their
lives up on the TV.
Now you and me, now we got real
problems.
We got this here camera, we
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