Grandmaland Excerpts 2
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GRANDMA LAND EXCERPT
Written by Brenda Ringhardt and Denise Sery
Scene 45
EXT. SENIOR CITIZEN'S DAYCARE -DAY
Robert drops Opal off and she goes and puts her hand on the
door, lingering, she turns and waves a Robert as he pulls
away. When his car is out of site she runs around into the
alley and meets Ruby and Roy. Roy is dressed in a white
uniform, with a little cap. He looks at Opal.
ROY
Aren't you a little over dressed to
work at a hot dog stand?
RUBY
What do you have to say about it,
Mr. Clean.
The three of them make their way to the hot dog wagon. They
sit on nearby bench and wait. Two hours pass. Doug pulls up
beside the wagon in his van. He gets out and walks over to
Roy.
DOUG
Hey, old dude, I'm Doug and this is
my wagon. Welcome to Winky Dinky
Dogs, an equal opportunity
employer.
ROY
(shaking his hand)
Thank you. This are my co-workers,
Ruby and Opal.
DOUG
Ladies, it's a pleasure.
(to Roy)
Co-workers? Right.
Ruby and Opal look at Doug wondering what he's talking about.
DOUG (CONT'D)
Okay, we just have two simple
rules. Rule number one, this is
not a hot dog stand, it's a hot dog
wagon. Rule number two, you have to
step out the back door to smoke.
See that's why Doug needs you, old
dude, so he can step out, you dig
it?
Doug walks over to the back door of the hot dog wagon and
unlocks it, then gives Roy the key.
DOUG (CONT'D)
Stuff's inside. We only sell one
thing, and that's dogs. It's a dog
eat dog world, right?
Doug turns to get in his van. Roy, Ruby and Opal are left
standing outside the dog wagon as Doug pulls away. Roy looks
down at the key in his hand.
RUBY
Whatta we do now?
ROY
Looks like we're gonna sell some
hot dogs, Come on.
The three of them load up in to the wagon. Once inside Opal
and Ruby are disgusted with the filth and begin to clean
everything. Roy checks out the menu and prices. They play
with the rotisserie and after several attempts load it up
with hot dogs.
OPAL
Oh, look, here comes our first
customer.
A short, FAT MAN walks up to the window.
RUBY
Can I help you?
FAT MAN
I'd like three number ones and four
number twos and hold the onions on
one of the number twos, and no
mustard on all three of the number
ones.
RUBY
Three number one specials.
FAT MAN
Yeah, that's right and four number
twos.
RUBY
Four number twos.
FAT MAN
And don't forget to hold the onions
and the mustard.
RUBY
Okay.
Roy and Opal are making the order. Opal puts a hotdog in a
bun and squeezes it accidentally and it shoots across the dog
wagon past Ruby's head. The Fat Man tries to look into the
wagon and Ruby thinks he is looking at her. She hands him
his order and takes his money. The man looks at his order.
FAT MAN
There's no mustard on any of these.
RUBY
That's because you said hold the
onions and mustard.
FAT MAN
That was only on the number ones,
not the number twos. A woman
you're age should be able to count.
RUBY
Sir, you have seven hot dogs, and a
man your size shouldn't be eating
so many hot dogs.
FAT MAN
They're not all for me, that's why
I wanted you to hold the mustard
and onions.
RUBY
See? No onions or mustard.
The man is exasperated.
FAT MAN
Listen, lady, all I want is for you
to put mustard on three of the
number twos.
RUBY
All I want is for you to kiss my
big black a--
Roy clamps his hand over Ruby's mouth. He uses the other
hand to push out three hot dogs with mustard.
ROY
As we were saying, sir, three
number twos with mustard. No
charge.
The man feels justified and picks up the hotdogs.
FAT MAN
(smugly)
Thank you.
The man walks away. Roy gently takes Ruby by the shoulders
and moves her out of the window and she is muttering under
her breath the whole time.
RUBY
(muttering)
Don't you be talking to me like
that, fat man, I turn you over my
knee. You better show a little
respect for your elders...
Roy takes Opal by the shoulders and puts her in the window.
Another customer, Luke from Robert's office, comes to the
window.
OPAL
Hello, how are you today?
LUKE
(slightly surprised)
I am very well, thank you.
OPAL
That's a really nice tie. I got
one just like that for my grandson
last Christmas.
LUKE
Well, thank you. You know this is
must be a very popular tie, one of
the guys in my office has one, too.
OPAL
That must mean you have good taste.
So, what would you like to order
today?
LUKE
Two number twos with onions and
mustard and one King Kong Dinky dog
with the works. That one's for my
boss, so make it a good one.
OPAL
Is it a woman?
LUKE
What? No, no, it's a man.
Roy and Ruby make the order. Opal slides the hotdogs out the
window to Luke.
OPAL
A big dog for a big man. That's
seven dollars, please.
LUKE
Here you go. Thank you.
Mark pays her and gathers up his order.
OPAL
You have a nice day and I hope your
boss is impressed with your King
Kong Dinky Dong.
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