Blue - Season 2, ep. 12 of 26 - Feat. julia stiles - Wigs

[tuneful steel drum and chime music] Male #1: Thank you very much. Male #2: Alright. Take it easy. [people chatting] [entrance bell rings] [footsteps] Olsen: Well. Well, well, well. [chuckles] Please. Blue: I came by yesterday, but, you weren't here. Olsen: Good memory. Blue: You've eaten breakfast here every morning for the last 30 years. Olsen: Old habits die hard. Well, why didn't you call? I would have met you anywhere, doll. Unless, the point was to meet me in public. Door open, foot on the ground. Sir, yes sir. Blue: Just a coffee. Cream and sugar please. Waitress: Coffee for you also? Olsen: Always. Waitress: Is this one of your daughters? She's pretty. Olsen: No. My friend Blue. Waitress: I never met anybody who had so many friends. Olsen: I'm a lucky man. Waitress: You're a giver. God gave you that. Coffee, cream, sugar, for your friend Blue. Olsen: I'm a giver. Sometimes recognition comes late in life. You are a sight for sore eyes. Blue: Why are they sore? Olsen: Work. Business stuff. Blue: What sort of business are you in these days? Olsen: Scrap metal. Blue: Sounds exciting. Olsen: [chuckles] No. You're exciting, Blue. Scrap metal's just there to make me rich. In fact I might be getting a giant break this morning. Blue: I need a favor. Olsen: Of course. Blue: I don't want you to come by anymore. And don't call. Olsen: Come on, Blue. Blue: Will you do that for me, as a friend? We're friends, right? As much as any man and woman can be. Olsen: Well, we're more than friends. Blue: I don't do boyfriends. Olsen: I am not a boyfriend. Blue: I don't do boyfriends and I don't do *** buddies. New or old. I have my nose to the grindstone and I have Josh and that's my priority. Olsen: Alright. Let's talk about Josh. I'm gonna ask you one more time and that's it. Tell this friend, this lifelong friend, give him a straight answer. Is Josh my son? Blue: No. Olsen: You sure? Blue: Why is this so important? Why now? It's not like you're really a kid person. Not even close to your own kids. Olsen: I didn't make 'em with you. I know what you think. You've been reading, watching shows and everything. Everybody and every *** expert tells you that I'm a *** monster. A neighbor who seduced you when you were a teenager. When you were an innocent flower a man your father's age came along and trapped you. Forced you. Wasn't exactly like that, was it? We were in love. We were one. The most beautiful, delightful child in the world. Blue: I was a child. Olsen: You were not a ***. I never forced myself on you. Right. I did not do anything you did not want me to do. And you were right there with me, doll. I was not the only one doing the doing. Isn't that right? [sighs] We were in love. That's how I remember it. Waitress: Fresh pot. Olsen: Thank you, Miriam. Waitress: You are very welcome. Matt: Hey, Olsen. Olsen: Excuse us for a minute, would you? Matt: No, no, no. Let's talk here. I'd sit if I were you. Olsen: This is very uncool, Matt. Matt: I spoke to our friend and he's still interested, but it's gotta be Friday. Olsen: Well I can't do it by Friday. Matt: Olsen. Olsen. Shut the *** up. It's Friday. You'll have to cover the difference yourself. That's from him, OK? From me is this. If I call you, you call me right back. Is that clear? [slurps coffee] [cup thumps down] Blue: For a changed man, you haven't changed much. Olsen: You have no idea what this is about. Blue: Will you tell Cooper to call Josh back? It's really *** up not to return a boy's phone calls. Olsen: Cooper got a job in Alaska, he won't be back 'til next year. Blue: [sighs] You looked so tiny just now. When that guy came over and told you to shut the *** up and you did. I don't like having to see that.