FUCKY-LUCKERS. A Short Script Written by. Ron Houghton
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1 FUCKY-LUCKERS A Short Script Written by Ron Houghton (C) Copyright 2016 justiceisserved@shaw.ca
2 FADE IN: EXT. SERVICE STATION - DAY A small neighborhood 24 hour gas/convenience store. All four pumps are currently vacant. It s early, way too early, for WINSLOP (24). His rusted out beater pulls into the farthest parking stall. Freddie stumbles out, nearly trips on his untied shoelaces. INT. SERVICE STATION - DAY The sliding door opens. Freddie rushes in, still tucking in his uniform. Sorry, I m late. MARY (40), who is busy sweeping, looks up at the clock. MARY No later than usual. (beat) Now, I ve already restocked the shelves, made a nice fresh pot, so, all you have to do is change last night s numbers... Say, you didn t happen to have a ticket did ya? Freddie stifles a yawn. Nope, why? MARY Someone in town won it big last night. Six million. Well, it sure wasn t me. A FELT-TIP REMOVABLE WHITEBOARD CUT TO: Written in permanent bold -- WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS -- A hand enters frame, and writes - 6, 16, 20, 33, 36, 39 Replaces the tip of the felt-marker. Stares at the numbers. (CONT D) (sotto) Lucky fuck.
3 2. LATER IN THE DAY Freddie finishes with a burly trucker type. Hands him his change. The trucker gives thanks with a firm nod. As the trucker exits -- in walks DRIBBLE (50), plump, bespectacled, and chipper as a Sunday morning. Good morning, how are ya Freddie? You sure are missing another beautiful day out there. Not really my choice. Rose lays her large purse onto the counter. Pulls out a stack of fifteen lotto tickets. No gas for me, but be a dear and punch up my regular quick picks, and if you could give these a check too, I ll love you forever. Freddie punches out her quick pick tickets. (CONT D) Oh! I bet my new issue of better gardening is out. Rose runs over to the magazine shelf. (CONT D) I ll tell ya, spring is here, and my mind is already racing with all sorts of ideas... Freddie check her tickets. One by one, another loser. He places the matched check stub to each ticket, verifying it s non-winning status. Rose continues to scan the shelf. (CONT D)...I m going to renovate my whole backyard this year. All Japanese. Koi ponds, running waterfalls, bamboo fencing, you name it... Freddie lifts up the last ticket. Casually glances at the upside down numbers -- STOPS -- Turns the ticket over, and reads the numbers -- 6, 16, 20, 33, 36, This is it! Freddie is holding a six million dollar ticket.
4 3. (CONT D)...Of course, that s all a matter of what Hank let s me get away with. He always says, that money doesn t grow on trees you know? Freddie stares at Rose. Frozen. (CONT D) Oh, there it is! Rose grabs her magazine. Approaches the counter. The ticket drops from Freddie s fingers. Falls to the floor. Rose looks down at the counter at her losing tickets. (CONT D) I see my luck is still holding. Rose picks up her tickets. Tears them in two. Tosses them in the trash-basket. Freddie hasn t moved an inch. Rose looks down at her quick picks and the magazine. Lifts her eyebrows... (CONT D) You gonna tell me how much dear? Freddie snaps out of it. Rings in the items. (CONT D) You feeling okay Freddie? Yeah, just a uh,... With all the germs that come across this counter all day it s no wonder you don t catch something. You best be careful now. Freddie politely smiles. Hands Rose the items. I will. Rose give him a warm smile. Freddie watches Rose exit the store -- walk to her car -- step inside -- and slowly pull away. Freddie looks down at his untied shoelaces, and a lottery ticket worth six million dollars.
5 4. INT. S DRAB APARTMENT - NIGHT Freddie sits at his dining table. Stares down at the ticket. INT. SERVICE STATION - DAYS LATER Freddie finishes with a CUSTOMER. Rose enters. Freddie s stomach begins to knot up. Rose stands in line. Freddie hands the customer his lottery tickets. There you go. (to the customer) Good luck. The customer smiles. Rose does her usual routine. Bag on the counter. Pulls out another stack of tickets. (CONT D) Wanna check these for me Freddie? Freddie scans the tickets. (CONT D) Anyone come forth on that big prize yet? Freddie shakes his head no. Places the losing tickets on the counter. (CONT D) Maybe they re holding off. I just don t know how someone can sit on a prize like that without going a little bonkers, you know what I mean? Freddie wipes his brow, nods. Takes Rose s credit card. (CONT D) Say, you still feeling in the dumps? You should take a few days off and rest. No, I m uh... fine, really. Freddie hands Rose her items. Suit yourself, but you sure look rotten to me.
6 5. Rose smiles warmly. (CONT D) Take care now. INT. S DRAB APARTMENT Freddie sits at his table. He s flipping through his old High School Yearbook. INSERT YEARBOOK A picture of a fresh faced kid named -- Gary Guilfoyle INT. GROCERY STORE - DAY GUILFOYLE (26), is hard at work, down on one knee stocking shelves. Freddie, an empty basket in hand, casually walks the aisle, past Gary. Stops. Gary Guilfoyle. Long time no see. Gary turns around, and looks up. Hey, if it isn t Fast Freddie. Gary stands. Smacks Freddie s arm. (CONT D) How ya doin man? Pretty good, pretty good. It s been a while. More than a while. So, you re still stocking shelves I see? What can I say, living the dream. What about you, where you working? A service station across town. So, what brings you to my neck of the woods?
7 6. Nothing really, I was just passing by, and I needed some... uh, milk. We carry that. Three aisles down. Great. Well shit, it s been great to see you Gary. You too Freddie. Freddie lingers for a second. Gary mulls it over. You know, maybe we should get a drink sometime? Yeah, okay. Sure. What about tonight? Tonight. You don t waste time. There s a little pub in the mall across the street. I m off at six, I can text you. No, no texts. I ll be there. Six o clock. Six o clock. Just one beer though, you know, the wife. That s fine. See ya later. Freddie heads back down the aisle. Hey, Freddie! Freddie turns around -- Yeah The milk. (CONT D) Right, the milk.
8 7. EXT. FOUR ACES TAVERN - NIGHT Sandwiched between a laundry mat and a Chinese Take-Out. The FOUR ACES neon sign struggles to stay alive. INT. FOUR ACES TAVERN - NIGHT Freddie sits in a dark, secluded booth, stirring his vodka tonic. Eyes focused on the doorway. Gary walks in. Searches, and finds Freddie. He takes a seat across from him. Freddie slides over a frosty draft. I already ordered for you. Guinness right? You got a good memory. (admires the decor) Cool place huh? It s like something out of the Godfather... (imitates Tessio) It s perfect. A small family place, good food, everybody minds his own business. Gary takes a sip of the beer. You and your impressions. God, you always got us into so much trouble. Me? I m not the one who rifled through McKinnon s drawer, and stole his test results. We could have been expelled for that. Hey, you didn t have to copy down the answers with me. Yeah, I did, otherwise I would have failed the final. Which, may I remind you, would have also been your fault. I don t remember anyone twisting your arm pal. (smiles) We were so bad.
9 8. A quiet beat, then... Though, sometimes I wonder what might have happened if I had worked harder at school, maybe I d be better off. Nobody tells you how hard life s gonna be once you get in the real world. No, but we all find out though. (beat) Oh well, it s too late to change things now. Freddie takes a sip of his drink. Maybe it s not. Gary smirks, takes a sip of his beer. I had a feeling you didn t just bump into me by accident. It was no accident. If fact, you re the only person in the world that I felt I could absolutely trust. Freddie, what are you talking about? Freddie pulls out the ticket. Places it on the table. (CONT D) What s that? That. That s your future. Gary stares at the ticket. He s unsettled, yet excited. Freddie nods. Those are last weeks winning numbers. Yes, they are. Did you say you re working at a service station now?
10 9. Gary stares at him. (CONT D) I m guessing that s not really your ticket. It s mine now. (beat) Or should I say ours. Where did it come from? Let s just say it fell from the sky... and landed right here. Put it away. Freddie pockets the ticket. Gary studies him for a beat, then leans over. (CONT D) Okay,...what s your pitch? Well, obviously I can t cash it. Anytime a ticket seller wins more than a grand, there s a big investigation. They ll start interviewing the staff; then customers, learn that I never bought a ticket in my life. They ll give me a polygraph. I would never stand a chance. (beat) That s where you come in. Keep talking. A few days from now, you stop at a station to fill up. Not mine. As you go to pay, you casually pull out this old quick pick you bought a few weeks ago. You get the clerk to check it. When the lights start flashing, you act like anyone else who just won the lottery. Go apeshit. The clerk will immediately get a phone call from the lottery commission. They ll want to talk to you. Record your name, address, and where you bought the ticket. (MORE)
11 10. A long beat then... (CONT'D) You tell them every once in a while when you fill up, you buy a random quick pick just for fun, and that s it. Far as you know, once you bought it, you stuck it in your pocket, and then forgot about it. But, they ll know it was sold at your station. What if they want to check the security tape? We erase the tapes every week. You re already clear. And what if the real winner comes looking for it? No chance. This person already thinks they ve lost. Believe me, it s gold. Okay. Okay, okay? Yeah, I m in. Just one thing,...why me? Freddie smiles like a thief in the night. Because I knew you would say yes. (beat) And I know that I can trust you. You can. I promise. Freddie takes out the ticket out of his pocket. Slides it half-way across the table. Gary puts down two fingers. Freddie holds it in place. The most important thing from now, is that no one knows anything about you and me. (MORE)
12 11. (CONT'D) Not your wife, your priest, your dog, nobody. As far as the world is concerned, me and you haven t seen each other since high school, and after we walk out of here, we don t talk again. Next month I quit my job at the station, and one year from now, me and you are going to reunite like long lost friends, and then... you ll do what s right. What this money could mean, for me and my family. I swear that I won t screw you over. Freddie releases his hold on the ticket. Gary slides it into his pocket. INT. SERVICE STATION - DAY The sliding door opens. Freddie saunters inside. Mary, already to go, looks up at the clock. MARY This time, you are late. Sorry, slept in. MARY I never know if that s an apology or an excuse. By the way did you hear the news? What? MARY The big lotto winner finally came forward. Young kid, bout your age. Lucky bugger. I wish I had a bit of money when I was your age, the things I would have done and seen. This one says he s going to Hawaii to see some volcano or something. To each his own I guess. (looks at clock) Sorry to chat and dash, but I better get moving. Mary exits the station. Freddie can no longer conceal his smile.
13 12. INT. SERVICE STATION - DAY SUPER: Two Weeks Later Freddie sits behind the counter. Flips through the pages of an antique car magazine. Stops on a 1965 black Pontiac GTO. One day. The sliding door opens. In walks a distraught Rose Dribble. Hello Freddie. She plops her bag on the counter. Freddie moves to the lottery machine. (CONT D) No, no tickets for me today. I think I ll take this week off. Money can t buy everything. What do you mean? You haven t heard? Heard what? About our local winner? Yeah? He died. What? Uh huh, He had just finished climbing some volcano or something, and he was trying to take the perfect selfie. I guess he just took one step back too far, and -- (gesticulates falling) Shhhhuuu Wump! Right to the bottom. They say his poor, or should I say, rich wife, is still in a state of complete shock... (off look)...you all right Freddie?
14 13. Freddie is white as a ghost. Rose exits. Yeah, I m uh... fine. You have been like this for weeks now. You really should take better care of yourself. (distant) Yeah,... I ll try. Remember, dark skies can t last forever. You ll be back in the pink in no time... Toodle-loo. Freddie is rigid as a statue. He stares down at the car magazine spread out on the counter. Folds it closed, and tosses it into the garbage. FADE OUT.
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