Rich Client Won’t Pay For Lunch - @DramatizeMe

No, don't need this. This is your check, sir. I know, but I'm not paying. Excuse me, but I don't understand. Look, I'd like to pay, but I don't have any money, sorry. Why did you come to such an expensive restaurant then? I wanted to remember the past. I used to be quite wealthy, but things have changed. I'm broke, buddy. I can do the dishes or mop the floor. I think that wouldn't help. The bill is too high. Then call the police, Tom. No, sir, what are you talking about? They'll arrest you, or worse, put you in jail. For sure. Okay, sir, I'll pay for you. All right, wait. Consider it's a loan. Here's my number. Just call me when you get ready to pay back, okay? What if I don't call? Then you're not a human being. Bravo, boy. My name is Richard Goldberg. Richard, Richard, can I take a photo? Sure. Thanks. Thanks, man. I never thought I'd be having lunch next to a Forbes 50 under 50. Don't miss the late night show with me tonight. I'm so sorry, sir, but I... That's a start. Fifteen thousand dollars, what's that? That's your tips? You have a heart, Tom. I can teach you the rest. You want to work for me? Yes, sir, of course. I'll meet you out front. You have five minutes. We'll talk it over on the way to the office. Five minutes. Finally, where have you been? Listen, Tom, what were you doing at table eight for so long? Get in work. Listen, do you know who just sat at that table? No, no, and I don't want to know. We're full house, okay? Get this to table three. It's Richard Goldberg. What? You don't believe me? Then what do you think about this? Fifteen thousand dollars. Yes. And Richard Goldberg just offered me a job. Okay, Tom, that's great. That's great, but we'll talk about it after your shoot, okay? Tomorrow is my day off. 9 p.m. at the bar around the corner. You and I will have a beer as usual. Just right now. Just come on. Yes, that's perfect, but you don't understand. He gave me only five minutes to pack up. Are you serious? Are you listening to me? We have a full house. We have a banquet in an hour. I quit. What? I quit right now. Tom, listen. Easy. Just relax. You know, it's your choice. But look at this. Look at this. Wait, wait, wait. You know what a mess we're in here. I'll try to make it to your birthday. I promise. Mommy, I can't talk to you anymore. I'll call you back, okay? I said we don't understand this. I have no choice. Tom, we need you. Okay, I'll try to stay until tonight. That's better, okay? Okay, this is for table 10. Thank you. Thank you, Tom. Okay, what is that? I thought you weren't coming out. Shall we go? I'd love to, sir, but there is a stain. Can you wait until the end of my shift? Until the end of what? Of my shift. There are too many guests. They need my help. You expect me to stand outside the restaurant all day while you serve tables? Yes, it does sound absurd, but I can find it tomorrow if you tell me where the office is. Wait. Do you like your job as a waiter so much that you're ready to miss your chance? No, sir. Listen, kid. You realize what kind of money and opportunities we're talking about, right? Yeah, yes. Do you know how I signed my first contract for $10 million? My father died two days beforehand. And the day of the deal coincided with the day of his funeral. Where do you think I was that day? Life isn't fair, is it? I understand, sir. I hope so. Going somewhere? You scared me. You're just gonna leave like that without saying anything? Hey, you run away like this? Tommy! It's Mr. Goldberg. He just told me that... But you said you'd help me. Listen, Tommy. We're all happy for you. But we really need you here, please. Would you ask Mr. Goldberg to reschedule a meeting for tomorrow? Or the day after tomorrow. No! No, I can't! Stop being jealous and get him away! I'm sick of this job and I'm sick of you two! Tommy! I'm glad. I'll never see your faces again. How could you? How could I? Susan! What a girl! You know what? Keep working here. Keep working and keep thinking that your mom is proud of you! That's you working here all day in this dumb place! And you? What a loser! Padre, no one wants you! Everybody uses you! You know what? And I use you too! That's life! It's not fair. And please stop lecturing me of moral here. Some sort of moral. Just better go out and work! You have full room with the rich clients! Guys! Rich clients! It's money! Money! You know what? Remember what I said. Life is that what you make it. Enough. And thanks for the advice. Get out of here. And don't let us see you again. Boss! I'm ready to make my first million! Boss? I was there that day. What are you talking about? I was at my father's funeral. I never doubted for a second that I should be there. But that was your first deal. Didn't give a damn about that. They called me back the next day and agreed to sign a contract later. Also it was then that I realized that if I had done otherwise I would never have achieved anything in my life. My father was a hard-working man. He couldn't give me much. But he gave me the most important thing. His heart. Thanks to his heart I've achieved everything I have. If you're falling for money you lose your job, your friends. You lose yourself. Oh, boss. Please, wait. Just wait, please, boss. Give me a chance, sir. Give me a chance. Oh, wait, wait, boss! Oh, he's waiting for us. Oh, okay, guys, let's go. Let's go, let's go, let's go. Come on, Joe, we're going. We're going.