The Chair Company
Season 1 – Episode 3
Episode title: @BrownDerbyHistoricVids Little bit of Hollywood? Okayyy
Original release date: October 26, 2025
Plot: Ron opens the closet door to find a little person, whom he chases outside. Mike arrives at the scene and says the man works for him, and reveals he found out that the man who hired him to scare Ron had been paid $50,000 for the job by someone else. Ron visits the county office to look up the deed of the abandoned warehouse and finds out the owner, as well as the last person to ask about the deed. Looking at the company’s website, he sees pictures of the board members in front of the red ball in the warehouse, however the board members don’t seem to exist in real life. Ron and Mike track down the man who inquired about the deed, upon questioning him, he become agitated and drives off. They break into his house to search for evidence, discovering his elderly and senile mother, and escape with piles of papers. Later, the man shows up at Ron’s office, demanding his papers back. Alerted by his security system, Ron sees an office chair outside his house, upon which a masked and hooded person sits down and stares at the camera.
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The Chair Company – S01E03 – @BrownDerbyHistoricVids Little bit of Hollywood? Okayyy. | Full transcript
[Barb] Yeah? You can do it, honey.
[Terry] I want to make sure how everybody does it before I break something.
[Barb] This’ll be good. It helps you be flexible.
[Tara] Do you want to play?
[overlapping chatter]
[Tara] I think we have to go shoes off, right, don’t we?
Shoes off? Well, you’re the one who would know.
[Tara] Shoes off.
[chatter continues]
[♪ Suspenseful music playing]
♪♪
[Barb] Okay, left hand on blue.
[Terry] Left hand on blue.
[indistinct chatter]
[dog barking]
[♪ Dramatic music playing]
[car horn honking]
[Mike Santini] He’s mine! He’s my guy!
[car door closes]
[Mike] He’s my guy. Ron, he’s my guy. Don’t hurt him.
[Ron] What the hell, Mike? This guy was hiding in my fucking house!
[LT] I texted him instead of you. I must have texted the wrong burner.
[Mike] Oh, my God, you’re drunk again.
[LT] Yeah.
[Mike] Goddamn it. You put a little guy in my closet?
[LT] I’m sick from drinkin’.
[Ron] Mike.
[Mike] Look, look. He was just watching you. Look, I hit you with a pipe, and you found me. I didn’t know what you had planned. I didn’t know if you were gonna set me up.
[Ron] Set you up? You gave me a fucking gun. You need to stay the fuck away from me!
[Mike] No, Ron. I, uh, found something out.
[Ron] Okay, everybody be quiet in here. We only have a minute. Be very quiet. Well, look at this two-car baby. So, after you, uh, pussed out, I still went to see Jim X anyway. And I see that he’s having a meeting with a guy I know, a guy who owes me. This guy tells me that Jim X is saying he’s rich now, and that he got paid a lot of money to have me scare you. 50K.
[Ron] 50K?
[Mike] Yeah, I mean, normally, this stuff is like 400 bucks at… at most. So, someone is really trying to hurt you.
[Ron] For what, calling a number a couple times and breaking into an empty warehouse?
[Ron] Hey!
[Mike] What the hell? What the hell are you doing?
[LT] Gotta stop drinking. I’m such a fuckup.
[Mike] Shut up, LT!
[LT] No, you shut up, Mike. Shut the fuck up for one minute.
[Ron] Hey! Stop! Come on.
[Mike] Let’s go.
[Ron] Come on!
[LT] No!
[Ron] Don’t you kick it!
[Mike] Well, but now he can’t kick it.
[Ron] Quit kicking that stuff.
[LT] You’re not my friend, Mike. You’re a loser. Let me outta here.
[Ron] Come on!
[Mike] Let’s go.
[Ron] Just push it. Just push it. You’ve never seen a door?
[Barb] Let me look at it.
Roll your pant…
You roll your pant leg up.
[overlapping chatter]
[Tara] I don’t know if I should.
[Terry] Is there any numbness?
[Tara] I feel a little overwhelmed right now. Okay, I told you, I can’t do left leg on yellow! Okay, my knee can’t handle it. I told you.
Thank you.
[Terry] Okay.
[Tara] Can you go get my gummies from my purse?
[Nancy] I think they’re in the front pocket.
[mouthing silently]
[Nancy] Honey, let me take a look at it.
[chatter continues]
[Nancy] Just breathe. Breathe, breathe, breathe.
[Tara] No, Mommy, please!
[clattering]
[banging and clattering]
[♪ Tense music playing]
[music stops abruptly]
[sighs]
[Barb] Ron, have you been down here all night?
[Ron] Yeah. Can we get a security system for the house? You gonna be home today? I’d like to have something installed today.
Honey.
[Ron] We’re completely helpless in here. We have no protection at all. An intruder with a gun could come in here and make us do whatever he wanted.
[Barb] Okay, can you please not say things like that?
[Ron] These things happen. People break into houses. People kill families. They make each other slash each other’s throats.
[Barb] Honey, bad stuff happens all the time.
[Ron] Yeah, so let’s have an alarm.
[Barb] Okay. I can see that you feel strongly about it.
[Ron] I feel immensely strongly about it.
[Barb] Okay.
[Ron] In the blink of an eye, with somebody coming in… I said… I said… with a gun and saying, “Cut your wife’s throat.”
[Barb] Great.
[Ron] Yeah.
[store rep 1] Appalachian Recreation Co just anchored two years ago.
Was it two years ago?
[store rep 2] Yeah, I think so.
[store rep 1] Yeah!
Ron, just out of interest, what are you thinking about for square footage? Appalachian typically needs three floors.
You know, we always need our glass garage door walkin.
[both chuckle]
Hey, you know it.
Or, um, is overall design still flexible?
[Ron] I think, uh, overall design is up for discussion. We know ARC is a huge draw.
[chuckles] Oh, fuck, yeah! We were just popping in for a fuck-around, but it’s always such a pleasure to see you, Ron Trosper.
[Ron] Yeah, thanks for coming in.
Oh, it was so nice to meet you.
[Ron] Yeah, yeah.
Thank you.
Good seeing you.
Nice meeting you. Take care.
Thank you so much.
A bug went in your phone.
[Ron] What?
There’s a roach in your iPhone now.
Have a good day.
You too.
Seems like that’s the perfect fit.
ARC, that could be really cool.
[Ron] Nah, we sign on with them, they’re not only gonna have say on the design, they’re gonna wanna have say on the surrounding vendors, the parking lot, you name it. I know what this thing is in my head. We decide what happens here. Fisher Robay owns the property.
[both] Okay.
[Ron] Alright.
[♪ Rhythmic music playing]
[computer mouse clicking]
[Brenda] Where are you going, Ron? We were just about to watch your TV interview.
[Ron] Fuckin’ freezing in here. So cold, I gotta keep my bag on my belly.
[Ron] [on TV] We are so excited about what we feel like this is going to do for this area. The way you think of Canton is about to change, because you’re about to step into a little bit of Hollywood, a little bit of the West Coast, a little bit of the big city…
[whispering indistinctly]
[Ron] …all right here in your own backyard.
[interviewer] One last thing. Canton is the home of the Football Hall of Fame. Are there any plans to include any nods to football in the mall?
[Ron] [chuckles] Uh, no. Not at the moment, Sarah, no. No football at the moment.
Well, for Channel Five news, I’m Sarah Rounds.
[applause]
That was great, Ron!
[exclaiming]
[Ron] [chuckles] So nervous for that.
Great job, Ron.
[Ron] Thanks. Oh, thanks, Douglas.
Those things are never easy.
[Ron] Yeah.
I want to tell you, I’m throwing a party, and I’m not going to invite you.
[Ron] What? Why?
You’re the boss. Boss can’t be at the party. People can’t let their hair down if the boss is there. It’s not fun.
[Ron] Yeah, okay. Whatever.
People need to be able to have fun, Ron, and not be worried about making mistakes.
[Ron] Makes sense.
That’s why I’m having the mistakes party.
[Ron] I’m sorry?
It’s the green-and-yellow mistakes party. Everyone gets a wristband. Green if you’re ready to make a mistake, yellow if you’re not comfortable with the idea and need some convincing.
[Ron] Douglas, that is not a good idea.
It is, and it doesn’t matter ’cause you’re not invited. Can’t make mistakes in front of the boss. And I want people to make mistakes.
[phone buzzing]
[Ron] Douglas, I really don’t think you should do… one second… you should not do this.
[Ron] Hello? Barb? Is everything okay?
Do you… you know about the mistakes party?
[Barb] Ron, the security guy is here, and he’s… he’s trying to up sell me on everything.
[Ron] Yeah, just do whatever he thinks.
[Barb] Yeah, but spending this kind of money right now, it just makes me really nervous.
[Ron] We’re gonna be fine. All the work you’re putting in at Everpump, me doing this shit? We’re about to have a billion bucks, and I really don’t want you to get your throat slashed out.
[Elma] Just fill this out right here, and I can go grab a copy of the deed.
[Ron] Great. Thank you.
[pencil scribbling]
[Elma] Okay. I’ll be right back.
[indistinct whispering]
[Ron] [on TV] A little bit of Hollywood, a little bit of the West Coast, a little bit of the big city, all right here in your own backyard.
[Sarah] Oh, wow.
[scribbling echoing]
[Sarah] With over 47,000 square feet of retail space…
[TV continues indistinctly]
[♪ tense music playing]
[Ron] Is there a problem?
[Elma] Y-Yeah. [clearing throat] Um… I… I just got in a lot of trouble.
[Ron] Oh, no. Why?
[Elma] Well, she… she said I gotta go home and take a shower.
[Ron] What?
[Elma] Yeah. People can smell me or whatever, so I need to go home, shower, and then come back.
[Ron] So mean.
[Elma] [whispering] Super mean.
[Ron] [scoffs]
[Elma] Douglas, Ashley. You know, you are a lot nicer than the last guy who checked out this deed. He was mean.
[♪ Eerie music playing]
[pencil clattering]
[Ron] Oh! [laughing] Oh, my God. I’m… so embarrassing, I launched that. Sorry.
[Elma] I’ll grab that.
[Ron] Thank you. Sorry about that. Such a cool pencil, too. Cool design, cool little spires. That’s really cool.
[boss] Elma, go home and shower!
[Elma] [banging desk] God damn it!
[♪ Tense music playing]
[coworker] Hey, Ron. I just need your signature really, really quick.
[Ron] Yeah, what’s this? Okay.
[coworker] Thank you. Perfect.
[Ron] Thank you.
Hey, superstar, the news put your interview on YouTube and 300 people watched it.
[Ron] Oh, nice, that’s so great.
Yeah! Yeah, and the comments are really nice, too. They’re like, “Oh, man, I can’t wait for this mall.”
[Ron] Oh, that’s awesome.
Yeah, it’s really cool. Some people are mad that there isn’t any football, but it’s only a few people.
[Ron] I… uh, well, what are they saying?
They’re like, “Oh, man, I wish there was football. It’s Canton, there should be football.”
[Ron] That’s okay. That’s to be expected.
One person said, “Bullshit, no football. “Fuck you, no football. I’m gonna bring a football every day.”
[Ron] Huh.
He says he wants to fuck you with a football.
[Ron] What? Oh. Uh, thanks… thanks for telling me, Jamie, I appre… I appreciate it.
[Ron] Red Ball. [chuckles]
[phone line ringing]
[recording] Thank you for calling Red Ball Market Global. Please hold for the next available agent.
[♪ light music playing]
[Ron] Yeah, sure. Classic.
[computer mouse clacking]
♪ Red Ball Market Global ♪
♪ Worldwide service international ♪
[Ron] Ohh. “At Red Ball Market Global, progress isn’t just our goal… it’s our standard.” “Fun Facts.” “Fast Facts.”
[computer mouse clicking]
[Ron] I don’t know what the hell that pie chart means at all. That’s the exact red ball! That’s it! That’s the ball I saw! That’s the exact red ball I saw that day. Oh, wow. Naomi. Ronda Scott. Private. Where you at, Kenny? Show yourself! Ryan Cooper, you smug little fucker! Come on. Someone’s gotta have something!
[♪ Music continues over phone]
♪ Red Ball Market Global ♪
[Ron] Alright, this… so this is the whole board here. They had bios on the website, but I couldn’t find anything about them online. They had Instagram accounts, but they were completely private.
[Mike] Who’s this? Ronda. You think she’s part of it?
[Ron] I mean, yeah. She’s part of the board. They’re all part of it.
[Mike] She’s so beautiful. I… I don’t know. I think that maybe she’s not part of it.
[Ron] All these people are on the board. They’re all part of it.
[Mike] I don’t know. She’s gorgeous. I don’t know. I don’t know.
[Ron] Okay, well, when I went to the county clerk’s office, they said someone had checked out the deed before me. I took a picture of the name. His name is Steven Droyco. I think he was onto the same thing I’m onto. Maybe he’s looking into that. Can you find him?
[Mike] Let me look into it, okay? I’m gonna ask around.
[Ron] Alright, here we go, alright.
[Mike] Cheers.
[Ron] Cheers, cheers, we’re doing something. Something’s happening.
[voice recording] Red Ball Market Global values your call. Please hold for the next available agent.
♪ Red Ball ♪
[Mike] My ex-wife tried to kill me.
[Ron] What?
[Mike] She tried to poison me. She would, uh, put pills in my food. You know, stamina pills. Sexual stamina pills. She put 100 of ’em in. Used to make me smell like a duck. She would say, “Mike, why do you smell like a fish? You smell like a duck.” I used to say, “It’s the pills you gave me, make me smell like a duck.” [sighs] Family. I forgave her.
[Ron] Yeah, family can be real hard. My dad was such a great man. They named a bridge after him. But that can actually be hard, you know? It can really just put you at a place where it’s…
♪ Red Ball ♪
[Ron] [sighs] This fucking song! Come on, these fuckers never pick up! They’re never gonna pick up!
Pieces of shit!
[Ron] You can’t get a hold of anybody. That’s the problem with the world today. People make garbage, and you can’t talk to anybody. You can’t complain to them, you can’t get an apology. I wanna scream at ’em!
You got ’em. You got their names. You tell ’em you know who they are. [tapping] They’re in there.
♪ Worldwide service ♪
♪ Nanananana ♪
[Ron] [chuckles]
[phone hanging up]
[Mike] Yeah.
[line ringing]
[operator] Thank you for calling National Business Solutions, the number-one destination for office furniture.
[Ron] Yeah, hi. I have a message for Tecca, the chair company subsidiary of Red Ball Market Global. I found your whole board online. Now, you have to talk to me. Now you are going to speak with me! [screaming] You’re dead!
[Mike] Fuck you, pussy! [laughing]
[Ron] Ahh. [chuckles]
[Mike] Let’s do a shot, come on.
[phone alarm blaring]
[Ron] Oh, sh… God. [whispering] No, no, no, no, no. How’s this thing fucking work? Seth? Oh, shit. [sighs] God damn it. Uh, I… I have to go.
[Mike] What?
[Ron] I have to go right now, I’m sorry.
♪ Little bird upon my shelf ♪
♪ Never flies away ♪
♪ Yet he stays so happy ♪
♪ Thinks he knows it all ♪
[music fading]
[phone alarm blaring]
[Ron] [sighs]
[alarm turning off]
[Ron] [sighs]
[Ron] I found your whole board online. You’re dead! [groaning] Fuck!
[Mike] Fuck you, pussy!
I still have a lot of greens here, everyone. Everybody’s taking yellow. Gotta take a green. It’s not gonna work if everyone’s got yellow.
[knocking] Ron, do you have a sec?
[Ron] Yeah, I have a second.
[♪ Music playing loudly]
♪ Christmas is here ♪
[music turning off]
This football thing’s kinda blowing up.
[Ron] What football thing?
You saying there’d be no football in the mall in Canton?
[Ron] Yeah, there won’t.
I know. But unfortunately, an old football player went on the news and cried.
[Ron] Wha…
We might need to address this.
[Ron] How are we gonna address this?
[phone buzzing]
[♪ light music playing]
[music stops abruptly]
Going to Douglas’ party?
[Ron] No, I-I don’t think so. [chuckles]
[engine revving]
[car horn honking]
[Mike] I found Droyco. Come on, get in. Let’s go talk to him right now.
[Ron] Okay, I… I gotta go somewhere first, though. We gotta stop somewhere.
[Ron] Seth, I saw you drinking on the security cam.
[Seth] Aw, damn.
[Ron] Yeah, “damn.” What the hell’s going on?
[Seth] Well, it’s just, a couple weeks ago, there was a party and a couple guys had some beers, and I tried them. And I… I found out that if you actually don’t drink too much, drinking’s actually really fun.
[Ron] Yeah, it gives you confidence. That’s what alcohol does.
[Seth] No, it’s not that I’m more confident, it’s that I’m less self-conscious. Like, I tell jokes not to get a laugh, but because I think they’re funny, you know what I mean?
[Ron] I… I don’t know.
[Seth] It’s like, some nights I’ll have, like, four beers and I’ll sit in my room and I’ll put on Abbott and Costello. And, like, after I’ve had a couple, you know, it just… it makes me feel good to know those two guys found each other, ’cause they both seem so different. But, you know, like, maybe don’t tell Mom. ‘Cause I don’t think she’d understand.
[Ron] Yeah. Hell, no, she wouldn’t understand. This is between you and I, okay?
[Seth] Thanks, Dad.
[Ron] So, you’re not depressed at all? You know, ’cause I just want you to know…
[Seth] No.
[Ron] …I’m… I’m here for you.
[Seth] No, I’m not depressed.
[Mike] Hey, Bobby, it’s good to see you.
[Seth] No, I’m being safe.
Yeah.
[Seth] The most I’ve had in a night is like, maybe…
[Mike] How’s that food? Ahh.
[Seth] I mean, the most I’ve had is, like, four. Like, I’m…
[Mike] Hello.
[Ron] Hi.
[Mike] How yous doing?
[Seth] Hey.
[Ron] Good.
[Mike] How’s he behaving?
[Ron] He’s a good kid.
[Mike] Yeah. I’ll tell you what. If you’re good all dinner, I’ll give you a hundred bucks.
[Seth] Thank you, sir.
[Mike] What are you drinkin’?
[Ron] He’s… he’s got a latte.
[Seth] L-Latte?
[Mike] Ah, it looks good. Uh, give me one of those lattes, please.
Sure.
[Mike] Well, nice to meet you.
[Mike] This guy used to live here with his mom. But she died a couple years ago.
[knocking]
Yeah?
[Ron] Hi, how are you today? Uh, we just wanted to ask you a few questions about a property you checked the deed out on.
Who are you?
[Ron] You checked out a deed on a property in Lincoln County.
I don’t know anything, I don’t… I don’t work there anymore. I got nothing to do with Tecca. I don’t know anything about Tecca!
[Ron] You worked for Tecca?
I-I’m not gonna do it anymore. I’m throwing out all the papers right now. You don’t need to worry about me anymore! Get the fuck off my property, motherfuckers!
[Ron] Come on.
Get the fuck away!
[Ron] Alright. Okay.
[resident screaming]
[Ron] He said he worked at Tecca. What are those papers he’s got in there? What does he have in that house?
[car door closing]
[Mike] I can watch the house.
[engine starting]
[Mike] I could get in there in a couple days.
[Ron] No, no, no, no, no, no. He’s leaving right now. He is leaving right now. Shh.
[♪ Music on car stereo increasing, then fading]
[Ron] Let’s go.
[dog barking]
[Mike] [whispering] Get down, get down, get down.
[♪ Suspenseful music playing]
[banging]
[Mike] I love rocks.
[Ron] Oh, geez, Mike, it’s really messy. Yeah, it’s incredibly messy in here.
[Mike] Whew!
[Ron] Wow. Oh, they keep their washer and dryer in here? Okay.
[papers rustling]
[Mike] Ron! His mom.
Popcorn… Popcorn! Popcorn.
[Mike] Pop… she… she wants some popcorn?
Popcorn.
She already has some.
[Mike] She wants some more.
Popcorn!
Those are chips! Those are chips!
Popcorn!
You just threw chips at her!
She likes the chips.
No, she likes popcorn.
[loud banging] What the hell is that?
Fuck, a camera!
Oh, fuck.
Grab… grab any papers you can!
Popcorn. Popcorn. Popcorn. Popcorn.
Gosh dang it, I broke that little keyboard.
[keyboard playing music]
Popcorn! Popcorn! Popcorn!
Watch your step, watch your step.
You got a bag of food on you?
You’re dropping everything.
You’re dropping everything.
Popcorn! Popcorn! Popcorn!
Fuck!
Popcorn!
[keyboard continues playing music]
[door unlocking]
[door sensor beeping]
[keypad beeping]
[sensor stops beeping]
[keys jingling]
Oh, hey, Barb.
I didn’t… I didn’t know you’d be up drinking wine.
Honestly, is that good?
I actually thought I was gonna have a glass today.
[Barb] Uh, it’s open.
[Ron] [softly] Perfect. Yeah.
[glass clinking]
[Ron] Grab a glass of wine.
[glasses clinking]
[Barb] Ron, are you doing the Jeep tours again? Ron?
[Ron] What?
[Barb] I saw the box. I saw the Jeep tours box in the garage.
[Mike] What the hell?
[Ron] What the hell are you doing?
[Ron] What the hell are you talking about?
[Barb] You’ve been distracted, Ron, and you’ve been coming in and out of this house at all hours of the night. And I just want to know, are you starting the Jeep tours again?
[Ron] Why would you think that?
[Barb] Because you were obsessed with them then, and maybe you’re obsessed with them again.
[Ron] The only thing I’m obsessed with is the mall.
[Barb] If you feel like you can’t stick it out at Fisher Robay, I will put Everpump on hold, and I will go back to the firm.
[Ron] Look, I wasn’t happy going back to Fisher Robay. But I’m in a good place now. I know it’s not my own company, but this project, it kind of is. I’m involved with every little thing that goes into this thing. And I can’t have you suspecting I’m doing the Jeep tours every time I want a cup of wine.
[Barb] Okay. Hey, I believe you, but I still feel like you’re hiding something.
[Ron] [sighs]
[Barb] I do, Ron, because you know why? I know you, and I love you, Ron. And I feel it in my gut. So, if there is something, I would like you to share it with me, please.
[Ron] [sighs]
[Barb] [whispering] It’s okay. What is it?
[Ron] I caught Seth drinking.
[Barb] What?
[Ron] That’s why I wanted the security cameras. I thought he was, and he was. I was right.
[Barb] Should I talk to him?
[Ron] No. I have this under control. I talked to him. I’m managing it. I’ve got it. It’s just…
[Barb] Oh, my God.
[Ron] It’s just been eating me up.
[Barb] [sighs] Oh, God, I’m sorry.
[Ron] Yeah.
[Alexis] I didn’t even want the green. He made me take green and then said, “What are you gonna do? What mistake do you think you’ll do?”
[Fiona] No.
Hi. How was the site visit?
[Ron] Uh, it was fine. What’s going on here?
[sighs] Douglas turned into a monster yesterday at his party. Also, Jeff wants to see you and the team in his office.
[Ron] About what?
It’s the history of Canton. It’s ridiculous. Canton is football. [sobbing] It’s just so ridiculous.
I know it’s dumb. [laughing] But it, uh, it did get me thinking. Should we have a little nod to football? It’s obviously important to the community. Am I crazy, or is this something that could be kind of fun?
You’re not crazy. Maybe like a mural.
A mural could be great.
Or could it be a sculpture or something?
[overlapping agreement]
A sculpture could be really good.
Yeah, it could be really, really great.
Like Jim Brown.
Jim Brown’s an Ohio legend.
[Louis] It’d be cool. And I don’t know if we can do this, but if the directory’s in his chest and when you pick a store, he points to it.
[Jeff] I like it. How does he point?
[Louis] I don’t know, but it’ll have lots of lights.
Yeah, like lights on the ground, like… like a…
Yeah, lights in the… lights in the ground, like a…
[whispering]
I’m gonna fucking kill you.
[Louis] …walking path kind of thing.
Absolutely. Yeah.
[Ron] Excuse me. Sorry. I have to take this really fast. I apologize.
[Louis] He exists, so we can definitely do that.
[Ron] Fuck. Fuck. Fuck off.
I want my fucking papers. I want my papers! You took my papers!
[Ron] No! Please, quiet down.
No, no, no. No!
[Ron] Be quiet. Please, be quiet. How did you find me?
How’d I find you? You were on the fucking news. I’ve got you on tape, too, motherfucker. Scaring my old-ass fuckin’ mom?
[Ron] Yeah, well, isn’t your mom supposed to be dead?
Shut the fuck up, man! We just said she was dead ’cause she owed my aunt money. Alright? I just want my fucking papers back.
[Ron] [shushing] I’m gonna get you the papers back. I’m gonna get you your papers! Hey, I’m gonna get ’em for you. But did you say you worked at Tecca?
Yeah, for, like, four days.
[Ron] Four days?
They made me work nude.
[Ron] Doing what?
They had me in some room just taking parts off chairs, putting other parts on them. Meanwhile, I’m wearing nothing but my fuckin’ birthday suit freezing my fuckin’ ass off!
[Ron] Quiet down! You have to quiet down!
[Brenda] Ron? Ron?
[Ron] [softly] Fuck. Fuck. Okay, uh… [muttering indistinctly]
Papers? Uh, now, please.
[Ron] Yeah, I got ’em. Just do me a favor. Do me a quick, quick, quick favor. Did you ever see…
I-I don’t know, I don’t know.
[Ron] But can you take a look for me? Just look at a few pictures. All I want you… Did you ever see any of these people?
[Steven] Him.
[Ron] Him? You saw him?
I feel like I’ve seen him before.
[Ron] Where did you see him? Did you see him at Tecca?
I don’t fuckin’ remember!
[Ron] Oh, okay!
I just fuckin’ saw him, man!
[Ron] I got it! I got it, I got it. Okay. Okay, uh, do me a huge favor, okay? This is my number. When you remember where you saw him, give me a call and I’ll give you back your papers.
I want those papers now.
[Ron] I don’t have ’em on me, okay? You gotta go.
Well…
[Ron] Go, go, go, go, go, go.
[♪ Tense music playing]
[employees chattering]
[Louis] Okay, cut to three weeks later. [chuckles]
[Ron] I’m sorry, uh, can I say something really fast? We have a vision for this development. I don’t think we should compromise that vision just to appease a few critics. When the community sees what we have built… the complaints will go away. But the Canton Marketplace at Bear Run will endure. [clearing throat]
[Jeff] That’s very eloquent, Ron. While you were gone, Alon said something very eloquent for football. So, we are gonna do a little something, alright? Could you please not lean on my wall? This is an office. Yeah. Okay! Thank you, great work, everybody, great work.
[♪ light music playing]
[phone alarm blaring]
[Ron] Oh, no, Seth!
[♪ Dramatic music playing]
♪♪
[Ron] Jason!
[♪ Tense music continues playing]
♪ I can still remember ♪
♪ That snowy, cold December ♪
♪ And how we talked so late into the night ♪
♪ I had always felt that ♪
♪ When the snow had melted ♪
♪ We would meet again and make things right ♪
♪ When loneliness meets liquor ♪
♪ Time moves so much quicker ♪
♪ And memories all fade into the past ♪
♪ But when the night is late ♪
♪ I think, can I change fate? ♪
♪ Or has the die already been cast ♪
♪ When perched upon my finger ♪
♪ A ladybug does linger ♪
♪ I make the same wish every time… ♪
