Blue - Season 2, ep. 18 of 26 - Feat. julia stiles - Wigs

Yeah. Sorry, I was just in the shower. Sorry for being early. My previous job got cancelled. It's okay. The garbage disposal thingy isn't working. I've tried everything I can to fix it. Well, you gotta be careful where you're putting those things to clean 'em. Could make it worse. How much is this gonna cost? Well, let me look at it first. Can you give me a ball park? The hourly rate is forty dollars. Even if you can't fix it? That's the rate for the house call. Okay. Well I can't afford any more than that, so tell me it's not gonna be more. Wait, you're gonna break it. What's so funny? Nothing. Why are you laughing? Hey, I'm just through the door and you're demanding an estimate. But if I check the machine I'm gonna break it. I don't know. It just made me laugh. Why? Cause you're in a rush. Problem is a job well done can't be done in a rush. And you charge by the hour. Have we met? No. Because you seem to know a lot about me. Okay, you know what, I'm okay. Thank you for coming. Okay, you know what, we're off to a bad start. I'll take a look at it first, and then I'll give you an estimate. And if I break it, I will buy you a new one and install it for free. Really? Yeah. Thank you. That doesn't sound good I can tell you that much. Hey, you're gonna be fine. Yeah. Yeah, just give me a minute. Is that what was stuck in there? You had a few other thing going on down here, too. Oh no, please don't do that. I didn't ask for that. On the house. What is that? Um, looks like a ***. Yeah, right, why would there be a *** in there? Forgot the iPad. Later, Blue. Good looking boy. So I'll be out in a few minutes. Forty you said? Yeah, forty, check or credit card. Cash? I prefer cash. You don't have to give me an invoice. But if I don't invoice you, then I can't warranty the job. Just tell me it's gonna be fine. Cash is fine. If you're having any more problems, you can just give me a call. Do you need help with that? No. Free of charge. You don't have to do that. It's fine. No, seriously, I got it. So how old is your brother? Josh is thirteen. Tricky years. Yep. And he's my son, not my brother. Wow, you started early. You're not some sort of creep are you? No. No. I'll be out of here in a few minutes.