Randolph (Randy) Bradley is a worker at a little café in provincial Louisiana and is destined to be a director, yet is as yet harassed by different representatives. After his collaborator Benson, sees Randy being tormented by different representatives, Benson out of the blue snaps and shoots every one of the specialists in the structure. Benson and Randy then clean the horrendous walls and floors and the bodies are placed in the cooler.
The team then, at that point, drive to a close by café, and while at the eatery, Randy asks Benson for what good reason he killed all their colleagues. Benson's reaction is to verbally affront their server, saying that she hasn't done anything momentous in her life. Benson uncovers that the explanation he hasn't killed Randy yet is on the grounds that he is baffled that Randy is the savviest and most real individual he knows yet he takes maltreatment from individuals around him, thus he intends to fix Randy's concerns.
Then Benson takes Randy to Benson's mom's home to give her some food and cigarettes, and when Randy goes to get the telephone for his mother, he is gotten by Benson who thinks he is attempting to call the police, which makes Benson act threatening and he sticks Randy against the wall. They return to the vehicle, and Benson says that he needs to hurt Randy to make him learn, and he sets up a standard that he does just what is fundamental for Randy.
At a nearby corner store, Benson shows the power he has, when he threatens to use a firearm at a service station representative when he isn't looking, startling Randy. Subsequently, the pair head to the town shopping center to converse with Randy's ex, Lisa, after she unexpectedly said a final farewell to him. Lisa makes sense of that she said a final farewell to Randy because in light of the fact that Randy decided not to think often about things and didn't request an explanation when she parted ways with him. Subsequent to accommodating with Lisa, Randy clears up for Benson that he had been kept down in 2nd grade because of an episode with his educator, Mrs. Facial hair, in which he flung a pencil into her eye in the wake of being irate, and it destroyed their lives; Mrs. Facial hair was mishandled by individuals in her day to day existence, and Randy chose to segregate every one of his sentiments after the occurrence because of a paranoid fear of how his feelings can treat others.
Benson and Randy then, at that point, go to the grade school where Mrs. Facial hair attempted to get her street number, while Benson plans to kill Mrs. Facial hair. At the point when they head outside, Benson recognizes the second in command, Benson violently beats and almost kills the VP, yet Randy stops him as a result of the standard Benson set for Randy.
When they get to Mrs. Facial hair's home, Randy plunks down to converse with her making sense of he knows it's past the point of no return except for to request pardon for demolishing her life. Causing Randy a deep se
The team then, at that point, drive to a close by café, and while at the eatery, Randy asks Benson for what good reason he killed all their colleagues. Benson's reaction is to verbally affront their server, saying that she hasn't done anything momentous in her life. Benson uncovers that the explanation he hasn't killed Randy yet is on the grounds that he is baffled that Randy is the savviest and most real individual he knows yet he takes maltreatment from individuals around him, thus he intends to fix Randy's concerns.
Then Benson takes Randy to Benson's mom's home to give her some food and cigarettes, and when Randy goes to get the telephone for his mother, he is gotten by Benson who thinks he is attempting to call the police, which makes Benson act threatening and he sticks Randy against the wall. They return to the vehicle, and Benson says that he needs to hurt Randy to make him learn, and he sets up a standard that he does just what is fundamental for Randy.
At a nearby corner store, Benson shows the power he has, when he threatens to use a firearm at a service station representative when he isn't looking, startling Randy. Subsequently, the pair head to the town shopping center to converse with Randy's ex, Lisa, after she unexpectedly said a final farewell to him. Lisa makes sense of that she said a final farewell to Randy because in light of the fact that Randy decided not to think often about things and didn't request an explanation when she parted ways with him. Subsequent to accommodating with Lisa, Randy clears up for Benson that he had been kept down in 2nd grade because of an episode with his educator, Mrs. Facial hair, in which he flung a pencil into her eye in the wake of being irate, and it destroyed their lives; Mrs. Facial hair was mishandled by individuals in her day to day existence, and Randy chose to segregate every one of his sentiments after the occurrence because of a paranoid fear of how his feelings can treat others.
Benson and Randy then, at that point, go to the grade school where Mrs. Facial hair attempted to get her street number, while Benson plans to kill Mrs. Facial hair. At the point when they head outside, Benson recognizes the second in command, Benson violently beats and almost kills the VP, yet Randy stops him as a result of the standard Benson set for Randy.
When they get to Mrs. Facial hair's home, Randy plunks down to converse with her making sense of he knows it's past the point of no return except for to request pardon for demolishing her life. Causing Randy a deep se
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