An office trailer at a construction site: jackhammers, crane sounds off.

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INT. TRAILER An office trailer at a construction site: jackhammers, crane sounds off., and enter, dirty and sweaty. Jake is shirtless. During the following they put their helmets on a shelf and wipe off with towels; Bull takes down a basketball. Man, it's brutal out there. You said it. You hear about Carl? What? Caught a bolt in his neck. It happens. What can you do. You take the bolt out. Carl was moanin' and cryin', 'I'm gonna die, I can't breathe, lookit all this blood...' Cut him some slack, his whole family was just buried in an avalanche. Yeah but c'mon, a bolt? Hey, what's with this new guy? Johnson? Yeah, what's his story?

CONTINUED: 2. Dunno. You talk to him? Chuck and Bull shake "No"; Jake glances out the window. (CONT'D) He's comin'. Maybe we should ask him to lunch or somethin'. enters; his shirt is buttoned to the top and he wears a tie and slacks. He puts his helmet on the shelf. (CONT'D) Say, you're, uh, Benny Johnson, right? Yes. I'm Jake Morton. He holds out his hand; Benny nods, smiling, but doesn't take it. Nice to know you. Uh, yeah. I'm Chuck Kondrat. Bull Sievers. Benny gives a one-finger "salute"; they nod back. You, uh, wanta go out to lunch? Benny stops and looks at them with a knowing smile. I... don't think so. I'm straight. What? I'm straight. I think I'll just have lunch by myself.

CONTINUED: (2) 3. What do you mean you're straight? I'm not a homosexual. ("explaining") I don't go out to 'lunch' with other guys. You sayin' eating lunch with guys makes you gay? (patronizing) No, of course not. You sayin' we're gay? Benny gives a cutesy "Let's not be naive" look. (CONT'D) Why you stinkin' piece of --- He starts for Benny; Chuck and Bull hold him back. No, you're not gay, you just like holding onto each other. Chuck, Jake and Bull instantly let go. (ominous) Johnson... we're not gay. Oh-kay. I see you have a basketball. We shoot hoops after lunch, what about it? Running around in shorts, slapping each other's buttocks -- a very nice game. For certain kinds of men.

CONTINUED: (3) 4. Hey, you wanta play me a little oneon-one, I'll show you who's a man. 'One-on-one' with you, Bull? Thanks but no thanks. Aaarrrggghhh!!! He leaps at Benny and pummels him to the floor. (During the struggle, Benny's shirt is ripped.) Get off me! Get off me! I'm not into it! Get off! Chuck and Jake pull Bull away. Benny gets to his feet, brushing himself off. (CONT'D) Okay, Bull, I see how it is. But understand this -- from now on if you get the urge to roll around on the floor with me, you just gotta remember... I'm straight. AAARRRGGGHHH!!! He lunges for Benny but Chuck and Jake pull him out the door. (to Benny) You're crazy, man! You're nuts! Being straight may seem odd to you but it's not 'nuts'. I just like women more than men. AAARRRGGGHHH!!! The door shuts, then opens again as Sam, the foreman, enters. What the hell is going on here?! I'm sorry, Sam. I can't talk about it. It wouldn't be right.

CONTINUED: (4) 5. Bull says he's gonna kill you! What Bull feels about me is... very strong. Can I give you some advice? You don't want Bull for an enemy, so --- He starts to put a friendly arm on Benny's shoulder; Benny backs away, holding up and shaking a cautioning finger. What? (CONT'D) I'm sorry, Sam -- I'm straight. You're straight. Yes. So what? So I don't let other men put their arms around me. I wasn't putting my arms around you. I was putting one arm on your shoulder. Okay Sam, you were just putting an arm on my shoulder. But I don't want your arm on my shoulder, okay? (cold) Get out of here. All right. Benny starts to walk out.

CONTINUED: (5) 6. Hey, you can't go out like that. He pulls a shirt off the shelf. (CONT'D) You can borrow this. He tosses it to Benny, who never moves as it drops to the floor. (CONT'D) (pissed) Why'd you do that? Sam -- I don't want to wear your shirt. Wearing another man's shirt doesn't make you gay. Oh-kay. Johnson, you're about two seconds from getting fired. Reverse discrimination, Pam? I mean, 'Sam'. Take your damn break before I kick your butt. 'Kick' my butt, Sam? Freudian slip? Get the hell out of here! If you don't watch that temper you'll never find Mr. Right. He starts to leave, then notices a dress in a dry-cleaning bag hanging by the door.

CONTINUED: (6) 7. (CONT'D) Sam, is this yours? It's my wife's, you moron! Can I wear it? You wanta wear my wife's dress? Unlike some people, I'm secure in my masculinity. You have to remember, Sam -- I'm straight. Sure. Go ahead. Benny takes the dress down, pulls open the bag, starts to take off his shirt, then notices Sam and gives him a "tsktsk" look. Sam shakes his head incredulously and turns away. During the following, Benny takes off his shirt, puts on the dress and takes off his pants. What is this, cotton? I don't know. Hm. It's very light. Okay. Sam turns and looks at him. (CONT'D) What is it? Nothing. Sam, I know you can't help looking at me but any remarks you're considering could well qualify as sexual harrassment. I'll keep that in mind, Johnson. You're on break.

CONTINUED: (7) 8. He walks out. Right. Oh Sam, where's a good place to eat around here? Well, there's 'The Pit' -- burgers, ribs, salads. Most of the guys eat there. 'The Pit'. 'The guys' eat there. Salads. I don't think so, Sam. I wouldn't fit in. You see... I'm straight. THE END