Mr. Max's madhouse
Jan. 27th, 2010 10:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
{Bradley walks onstage and pours cereal starts to eat it and reads newspaper. He puts down newspaper frustrated.}
Bradley: Unemployment. What do I have to say about unemployment. Well, frankly it sucks. I can’t support my wife and soon to be son. A man’s job is to support his family. If I can’t do that, what can I do? I’ll tell you what {Stands up and slams hand down on the table) NOTHING! Absolutely nothing.
Bradley: A man without a job is useless to society.
He contributes nothing and gets nothing in return.
I used to be a bank teller,
But at work I fell asleep
The boss was not happy
So he threw me out on the street.
I used to work for Johnny
He lives across the way
I worked inside his motor shop
But cars weren’t my forte
It’s not like I don’t try
I try really, really hard
It’s just people don’t see
What’s inside of me,
and my work ethics frankly aren’t up to snuff,
and all that kind of stuff.
I used to work in post,
Delivery was my job,
But sometimes the letter got lost
Because frankly I just wasn’t good at that job
It’s not like I don’t try
I try really, really hard
It’s just my resume
It really a display
And my boss’s never really have anything good to say,
And all that kind of stuff
{Darla Malkovits Enters room and she is obviously pregnant}
Darla: (Spoken) I found a job!
Bradley: (spoken) You found a job!?
{Bradley walks over to Darla and puts hand on her stomach. They both look down at the baby }
Darla and Bradley: We found a job!
Darla: Now honey don’t screw this up,
We know how bad you are
{Bradley looks sheepishly towards audience}
You holding down a job is
Like a child with a flu
Trying not to spew
It’s not like you don’t try
you try really, really hard
Now I still love you
It’s just you’re lazy
And frankly dear, you just don’t work that hard
And all that kind of stuff
(Dance break)
Bradley: A job
Darla: A job
Bradley and Darla: We really found a job.
Darla: Hopefully you’ll succeed this time, yeah right
Bradley: what’s that?
Darla: nothing now go.
{Couple does double spin and Bradley spins offstage out the door. Darla looks at the door and sighs in happiness. Then Bradley walks back through the door sheepishly rubbing the back of his head)
Bradley: Where did you say this job was.
{Darla throws her hands up and music ends}
{Darla grabs a piece of paper off the counter and walks up to Bradley starts to hand it to him and when Bradley reaches for it she pulls it away.}
Darla: Now before I give this to you, try to keep an open mind, With this job you’ll be helping to do a lot of good.
Bradley: {Distressed} This isn’t a military job is it?
Darla: They really aren’t as bad as you think.
Bradley: {melodramatically} Oh no, my wife has had enough of her lazy good for nothing husband and is sending him off to die.
Darla: honey –
Bradley : (Cuts Darla off) Oh no please don’t send me off , I promise I’ll try harder at my next job.
Darla: honey –
Bradley: (on his knees at Darla’s feet) What about our unborn child! He will never know his father.
Darla: (Frustrated and yells) HONEY!
Bradley: (Stops to look at Darla) yes dear?
Darla: It’s not a military Job, I’m not trying to send you away.
Bradley: What? Then what is it?
Darla: They are looking for a caretaker at the local Asylum.
Bradley: (Confused) an Asylum?
Darla: Yes an Asylum, a place where they send the crazies when –
Bradley: I know what an Asylum is. What do you think makes me qualified for this job?
Darla: It’s not about that you just need a job. Now here (Shoves paper into Bradley’s hands) take this (Starts herding Bradley Toward the door) And go see if you can get an interview. (Pushes Bradley through the door and closes it. Turns around to face audience)
Darla:
It’s not like he doesn’t try
He tries really, really hard
Now I still love Him
It’s just the baby
The baby need a father that can provide for him,
Someone he can look up to.
And all that kind of stuff
{Lights go down and scene ends)
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