FADE IN: A dimly lit, musty, basement. Water drips from old rusted pipes. Rats scurry across the room.

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1 FADE IN: INT. BASEMENT - DAY A dimly lit, musty, basement. Water drips from old rusted pipes. Rats scurry across the room. Here, hanging from the ceiling, is a brown haired man; BOB. He has looks to be in his late twenties. His body swings limply from the chains. His face is swollen in several spots. A small, deep, cut runs across his cheek. It's red and leaks fresh blood. The basement door opens and two suited men enter. One black; (32) and the other white; (29). Joshua carries a smooth, black briefcase with him. His face is one of complete seriousness. Ethan, on the other hand, is stuffing his mouth with a hamburger. In his hand, is a much less threatening greasy takeout bag. Joshua and Ethan approach the unconscious Bob. Hey. Hey. Wake up. He lightly taps Bob. Hey. Wake up. (voice rising) Wake. Up. Joshua gives him a slap. Ethan quietly eats his sandwich. Wake up. Damn you. A loud slap resounds in the small basement. Even Ethan winces from the impact. Sheesh... You didn't need to hit him that hard. Violent. Joshua rolls his eyes.

2 Bob wakes up dazed and heavy lidded as if he'll pass right back out. But seeing the suited men quickly brings him back to earth. Oh. You're awake. Good morning sunshine. Bob begins struggling in his restraints and screaming, but the gag in his mouth turns it into an inaudible groan. You might as well quit. There's no way outta here. Bob continues to frantically struggle. Hey... The wiggling worsens. Joshua frowns. Ethan scoffs mockingly from the back. Joshua snaps to Ethan. What's so funny? Ethan returns to his burger. Joshua looks back on the squirming Bob. Annoyed; he pull out a pistol and takes aim at Bob. Seeing the weapon, Bob immediately stop his struggling. Wide eyed and fearful, he stares at the gun. Oh. So now you wanna pay attention, huh? It took me all this time to shut you up, but now you're quiet? He presses the gun hard into Bob's stomach. Bob's eyes widen. Shaking his head wildly, he releases more muffled grunts. (grabbing Joshua's arm) Calm down. We're not suppose to kill him. Remember? Joshua yanks his hand away.

3 Yeah. Yeah. I know... Don't touch me with your greasy hands. They're not that greasy. These burgers are pretty good. I got them from the burger joint down the street. What was it called...? Hungry Joe? (offering a burger) Want one? Joshua ignores his rambling partner. Hey Bob. Bob. Look at me. Bob, teary-eyed, looks at his captor. Bob nods. Good. Now my... partner and I need to ask you some questions. Understand? Okay. I'm going to remove the gag from your mouth. If you scream, or cry or anything, I will shoot you. Besides, you're stuck here with us. There's no help for you. Got it? Bob head hangs sorrowfully. Got it? He nods weakly. Glad with understand each other. Joshua removes the gag from Bob's mouth. How are you feeling? Thirsty? Bob mumbles inaudibly. Hmmm?

4 In a raspy dry voice, Bob says: Yes... BOB (without looking back) Ethan! Yeah, yeah. I know. He walks over to Joshua's briefcase. Bob's eyes widen, his skin pales. He begins to squirm and struggle once again. Calm down. Ethan opens the briefcase and removes a small, squeezable water bottle. (handing over the bottle) Here. Thanks (to Bob) Okay. Open up. Bob stares blankly at the bottle and his two captures. What? You said it was thirsty. Now, open up. I'll squirt some in your mouth. Ethan snickers childishly in the back. Joshua ignores his immature partner. Go ahead. Say "Ahhh." Bob refuses to drink the water. Reminiscent of a father trying to feed a stubborn child. What's up with you? Just drink the damn water! What's wrong? Think it's poison or something? (to Ethan)

5 Hey! Drink some of this water. Nope. What? I don't drink water. What? How the hell do you not drink water? It goes violates my diet. I'm on a No-Water regime. Joshua drinks a mouthful of water. See! It's just water! Drink it! Bob continues to refuse the drink. Now what? Fine. You win. Don't drink the water. The bottle is dashed to the floor. Spilling all the cool water onto the ground. Look. No water. Happy? Joshua places on some white gloves. Still. You will give us what with want. He picks up his briefcase. Standing near it is Ethan, still eating his burgers. Need help? (No. I'll handle this myself.) (to Bob) You know, I was hoping this would be easier.

6 He removes a pair of brace knuckles from the case. He places them on and does a few test swings in front of Bob. All you needed to do was drink some water and do a bit of talking. That's it. But you wanted it to be this way... A loud rib shattering blow slams into Bob's side. Another blow. Another blow. Who did you tell? How did you get our Boss arrested? Does anyone else know? What happened to our money? Tell me! Where is the damn money! There was over a hundred grand! One. Hundred. Grand. Joshua lays into Bob. Each blow being harder than the last. Watching this harsh display of violence, Ethan sits back eating. Unfazed by the scene before him. INT. BASEMENT - DAY (LATER) Ethan walks back into the basement carrying a fresh bag of burgers and a few soft drinks. Joshua sits in the middle of the room. Sweat rolls down his face. Yo. You want a sandwich now? No. I don't want... Actually, never mind. Give me one. Ethan talks a seat next to Joshua. He takes a burger from the bag and hands it over to Joshua. Joshua reaches over for the sandwich with his bloody, gloved hand.

7 (gesturing towards the gloves) Hey... Oh. Thanks. He removes the gloves. (eating) So, did you find out anything? Yeah. Now we know where the money is. Good. When are we going to get the money? Later. We have a day or two. Hey, this is actually pretty good. Told you! We should eat there more often. Ethan takes another burger from the bag. Should we give him one? Bob hangs, unconscious, from the ceiling. Bloodied, bruised, and swollen. More-so than he was before. Nah. He won't be able to eat anything for awhile. Joshua takes a sip from one of the drinks. Water? Yep. I thought you didn't drink water. Oh. I lied.

8 Of course... Joshua and Ethan enjoy their meal as Bob's body sways left and right. THE END FADE OUT