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- I'm sorry, I don't... - Yeah.
- [James] Do your magic.
- All right. - Yeah.
- Do it for your daughter.
I'm right here.
- Right. - We're just-
- [Paul] Okay.
- We're almost like your support team.
- All right. - We got your back, man.
- [Crew Member] Okay, go on.
- [James] Cinematically.
- [Thomas] All right. Let's do this.
- Okay. All right.
I don't understand, so here's the thing like,
he's not a hitman?
- No, no.
Victoria,
he did something I wasn't privy to.
- Wow. - And she threatened
his daughter.
- So it's like popping his cherry, just like that?
- Not only popping his cherry, he's not a killer.
- Right. - He's just
being held hostage.
And so his daughter gets killed
and if he don't do it.
- Right. - These are the type
of people I'm- - And that poison
is gonna take that guy out?
- Take him out.
- He's gonna be out like...
- What, like a dart, you know-
- He's gonna be out like disco.
- Nothing happens. - No, no, no. Chill.
- Now he's gonna know.
He's gonna know. - No, he's not gonna know.
- [Paul] I'm staring at 'em like a crazy person.
- It's odorless
and tasteless.
It's fine.
Give it a couple seconds.
Give it a couple seconds. - Yeah, he has-
- Well, he's out there like he's not...
- [Thomas] Give it a couple seconds.
- Okay.
- [Thomas] Just keep looking.
- Well, he's signaling he wants more drink.
He wants, he's asking.
- What? - Did he spill anything?
- He threw it like this. - No, he drank it off.
- No, no. - Drank it off in one shot.
- [Thomas] Let's get another whiskey.
Get him another whiskey.
- [Lisa] Oh my God, has this ever happened before?
- No.
I don't think he did it the right way.
I think he might have spilled something.
Did you spill some walking out?
- I'm a waiter. I watch people drink all day long.
He drink it.
- [Thomas] This is a guarantee.
You ready?
It's a guarantee.
Listen, we are here for you.
I'm here. - All right, well...
- Oh, he seems to love it.
- [Thomas] Be sure to watch
because I don't want him to drop anything.
- I'm sorry. I'll watch, I'll watch.
I'll watch. - This guy
should've been down, even if he had a quarter of that.
- [Lisa] What do you think?
How is it to not
take effect? - I don't know.
I've never seen this not happen.
I've used this thousands of times.
- Okay, hold on, he's grabbing them.
He's grabbing them.
- Wait, wait, hold on, Lisa.
- He's about to take a sip. - Bear with me. I'm just-
- He just slammed it. - I'm not trying to be rude.
- He just slammed it. He just slammed whole thing.
- Nothing happened. Nothing happened.
Nothing's happening. - Relax, relax, relax.
How is he now?
- Same. - Well, can we give him
the whole thing? - Right, listen, fuck it.
Let's do this, let's do this.
Give me the whiskey.
You know what? I'm doing this for your daughter.
- Yep. - All right.
This has gotta work this time, right?
- [Thomas] This is gonna work. Guaranteed.
- [Crew Member] Kill a horse for just
three to ten seconds. - Guaranteed.
- [James] Yeah.
- I'm here.
- [James] He's nervous.
- I mean, wouldn't you be?
I don't understand what's going on.
- [Lisa] I'm nervous.
- This guy must be a bull.
I haven't seen him, but he must be a big dude.
I kill it.
She's the type, if I do the kill,
she's still gonna kill his daughter.
- Wow.
- [Crew Member 1] We should be good.
- [Crew Member 2] He's lying.
- Sleepy. A little sleepy?
- [James] No, he's good.
- What do we do?
- [Owner] Where the fuck is Paul?
- [Thomas] What is this?
- [Owner] Where the...
- [James] Oh, sir, we're just-
- The fuck is going on here?
- We're doing a- - Fuck that.
Get that fucking shit out. - No, no, relax.
(metal spatula thwacking)
- [James] That was impressive, man.
Like, that was impressive.
- [Thomas] You want a job?
(Thomas laughs)
- How does that feel? - I hated that guy.
- Yeah. - How's that for a tip?
(James laughs) (upbeat music)
? Down the road where nobody goes ?
? There is a story only two people know well ?
? One lies dead while the other lives free ?
? I'll tell it, dear, if you'll listen to me well ?
? One summer day, the weather was nice ?
? Two young lovers, a groom and a bride ?
? That night they shared the same bed ?
? Didn't know that she would end up dead ?
- [James] You got this waiter to poison this dude, his boss.
You told him to do it. Is that like an order coming...
Like, I think you were insinuating that he had to do it.
Is that some kind of...
What is that, from Victoria?
I don't understand that.
- No, listen.
First of all, I mean,
I gave enough poison to put down an orca.
So what the fuck this guy was on, I have no idea.
- [James] It's Rasputin.
- Bro, I...
Literally, an orca would've put it down.
- Yeah. - So
that was crazy.
I've never seen anything like that before in my life.
If I gave you one milliliter of what that guy would got,
all of you would probably go down.
- Wow. - All of you.
- [James] Yeah, he came in like-
- Oh, he was like an orca.
- Yeah. (Lisa chuckles)
It's crazy.
- So that, off the bat, I'm like, "What, what, what?"
So with that being said,
I just think that guy had so much hatred.
I think we all have that- - Wasn't the arrangement-
- In us. - That Victoria
keeps putting you in.
She's saying it like she wanted to send a message
to the waiter or anything?
Made him make him do something or something like that.
I mean, like her methods are not the same.
- Her methods are a lot different than Ines'.
I still haven't figured it out, like what...
- [James] 'Cause she's got you dealing drugs and everything.
- I'm doing everything that goes against all my principles.
- Did this happen last time?
Tom.
- [Thomas] Yeah?
- [James] We're here. It's James.
- They're here already. - Lisa. Yeah (chuckles).
We're here, man.
You told us nine o'clock.
- [Thomas] Just go make yourselves a coffee,
I'll be right down.
- [Lisa] Make ourselves coffee?
- [Crew Member] I can't have anymore coffee.
- We didn't really bring any coffee.
- [Lisa] Isn't that the kind of coffee we like?
- Well, we stopped on the way.
- [Lisa] Does he have Dunkin Donuts?
- So classic.
- [Lisa] Fucking Dunkin Donuts.
- He's gonna be late to his own funeral.
- Yeah. (crew member laughs)
- [Thomas] I'm lighting myself up.
- [Crew Member] That's like a dad joke.
- [Thomas] Let me just roll something.
- Is that a dad joke?
- Yeah. - Latte and-
- All right.
- [Thomas] Hold on. I gotta pee.
Hold on. - He's gotta pee.
He's gotta pee. - Oh my God.
- He's got a penis, he's got a penis (chuckles).
Guys, he's got a P. - I mean, so do I (laughs).
- Yeah. - Diabetes.
- Like, you know?
- [Thomas] What time is it, man?
- It's 9, 9:15.
- I thought we said 10:15.
- No, no, we said 9:00.
Good to see you, man. - Hey, what's up, man?
You said 10.
- Oh no, I said nine. It's all right.
- I'm sorry. - You okay?
- Yeah, yeah. I'm just waking up.
No, no, I'm just getting my shit together.
- [James] You look good. You look good when you wake up.
- You know what? - You look a little tired.
- You know what? I had a crazy night.
- [James] Uh-huh.
- I got a new girl.
You remember, I'm telling you,
I couldn't wait to show you.
- Yeah.
- And introduce you to her.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, so I wanted to meet you.
I want you to meet her now.
They're doing a whole documentary
on my whole insurance adjusting.
- Yeah, I'm surprised he didn't tell you,
because we did a whole season last time.
- Well, what is it for?
- It's for Japanese TV.
- Japanese. - Japanese TV?
- [James] Let me ask you a question.
You look a lot like...
She looks like that actress-
- [Lisa] You look so familiar.
- [James] She looks like that actress from-
- [Lisa] "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon."
- [James] No, no, no, no, like that guy,
what's the guy that did the professional? What's the guy-
- Guys, she was in "The Crow."
- [James] Oh, that...
- This is Bai Ling.
- [James] That is Bai Ling (laughs).
- [Lisa] You really are Bai Ling?
- That's gone full Hollywood, man.
- Listen.
(James laughs) Listen. I told you.
- [James] Wow.
- So this is what's Bai Ling-
- [James] So you're like a famous person and everything.
- You know, I heard something last night.
You're talking sleep. You say something.
- What did I say?
(Bai Ling chuckles)
- What do you think you said?
- How much I love you and how much our sex is incredible.
And I don't want to be with anybody else but you and-
- Good answer. - You're my wy whole world.
- [Lisa] Ah (chuckles).
Good answer. - Good save, good save.
(group laughing)
- Right? So- - Good save.
- Right, right. So-
- You know, I have to tell you a secret.
- I don't like sharp objects.
- I have to tell you a secret.
- [James] Yeah, yeah.
- I only date somebody like him.
- [James] What's that mean?
- Do you know why? Because he's so passionate.
- Guys from Staten Island? - He's so passionate.
No, they're passionate also.
- I mean, she knows about my whole filmmaking.
- The only gay producer? - Look, look, look, look.
- We met like, I was at a big networking event.
- [James] Yeah.
- It was- - He is cool.
He picking me up.
So what you're doing in the movie?
- What I'm doing in the movie-
- Producing. - Is I'm producing it.
- You produce movie.
- Of course, that's how we met.
That's why we're together.
- You told me you're-
- Well, I was a- - You're a business guy.
- I was a business guy,
became a producer. - Yeah, you're doing
insurance.
- That became a movie.
- How many movie you produced?
- One. Now.
- So why you want to make a movie?
- Because I got the bump from them shooting me last year,
and I think I could up my game.
- You know the problem- - And I want an Oscar.
- You want Oscar?
- I want an Oscar.
- He wants one.
- I want one. - Oh my God.
I thought you are... (chuckles)
You know, all these guys in Hollywood, they want fame.
Doesn't matter. Your studio had all of that.
You have money, but you don't have fame.
- True. - So I like somebody
who don't want fame.
You want fame?
- I just want to make a good quality film.
- Oh, what's the purpose behind?
You say you want Oscar. - I wanna take over Hollywood.
- Take over?
- Yeah, so me and you could be like-
- You mean take over? - Ben Affleck.
- [Lisa] Power couple.
- Yeah, we could be like Ben Affleck and-
- Oh, I worked with Ben Affleck.
- J.Lo.
- I worked with Ben Affleck,
he gamble. - We could be like
Taylor Swift and- - What's he like?
Tell me about Ben Affleck. - He gamble. Oh my God.
When we're on set,
he always late.
Sorry to say that. It's true. - Yeah, he's always late.
- So you are not gonna, anybody, I hope,
Hollywood don't see Japan.
- [James] We're not Hollywood. We're-
- Listen. - We're a documentary-
- Listen, he always show late and in a bad mood,
like we don't know why.
And they were asking not to talk because he gamble.
He always say he's winning back, we're not sure (shushes).
- [James] Oh, he probably not,
'cause typically, you don't win.
- I don't know, he was always in a bad mood.
I don't know why. - And I know that Tom,
personally, has a big issue with gamblers.
- I don't like gamblers.
- [James] It reminds me of a Hammer movie.
Do you know those movies, those Hammer movies?
- [Thomas] A little bit.
- Like where the- - A little bit.
- Much better quality though.
- Right. - Yeah.
- [James] It's a better quality?
- Oh yeah, Hammer was cheap.
- Right. - And it looked cheap.
- [James] And how much are we spending on this show?
- No, no, we don't give out that kind of information.
- We don't talk about money. - No.
We don't talk about money.
- I will say it's a lot more than we originally-
- Expect us to spend. - Discussed.
- Yeah. - I mean, truthfully,
when you make a movie, you always like,
whatever you have is never enough, right?
Am I right?
- Yeah.
- We had a certain budget, but-
- We know we are. - Eric's vision is
a little bigger than I anticipated.
- My vision's expensive.
- So, you know, I had to go and do some other stuff,
but I got it under control.
And I'm gonna get Eric what he needs.
- [Lisa] Okay, why don't you start here
and tell me your name.
- I'd rather not to.
- [Lisa] Okay.
- My name is Eleni.
- [Lisa] And who are you playing?
- I'm Bianca.
- I'm playing Marguerite, and you can find me on Venmo.
- Victoria.
- [Lisa] And who are you playing?
- I'm playing a vampire.
- [Eric] What are we doing?
- Nah, it was just- - Okay.
- What are we... (group chattering)
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, I'm talking.
- Were we? - I'm the boss.
What are we doing?
Are we doing interviews now?
- Yeah. - Interviews come
after we shoot.
We make a movie, then we talk about the movie we made.
Come on, guys.
Act like grownups.
Why isn't he in makeup?
- I- - Where are your teeth?
- Okay, first of all- - Why you didn't makeup?
- I told you- - I don't wanna wear makeup
because I got really, like, I got sensitive skin.
I got really bad eyes.
And this, I don't know.
- I have an idea for you.
You need to be something besides being an actor,
because an actor has to be versatile and to be willing
to change. - I'd been an actor
a long time, no offense, but all I'm saying is-
- You may have called yourself an actor a long time,
you haven't been an actor for five fucking minutes-
- Did you try me? - For me.
- So- - But if you feel like,
it seems like you're really happy.
I feel like he's finding himself.
I mean, I've never seen him this happy.
- You talking about me? - Yeah.
- Oh yeah, I feel like, you know,
again, I'm out of that world.
- Vampires were humans before they were vampires,
so give me some kindness, some understanding,
some love, if for no one else, for each other.
- [Crew Member] Love hurts.
- I mean, not totally,
but I think this is gonna make enough money
where I won't have to try anymore.
- I mean, it is a little bit of a money paid.
I mean, you are seeking credit.
I mean, it can be a money for-
- Well, again,
I was told by Eric, this thing could make...
We put a couple million in
and this thing could make about 50 million.
- [James] Maybe.
- So- - You never know.
- Yeah. - You never know.
- I don't know. I found myself.
- I think you did. - I found my calling, so yeah.
- [James] Getting money to Eric Roberts.
- Well, I mean, just for the creative cause.
- [Lisa] We're proud of you, Tom.
We're really proud of you.
- Thank you very much.
- I'll say like, you know,
from the point of view of his shoot,
it's interesting and I like to see that he's happy.
I do, like he does seem like he's happier
when he's shooting this thing with Eric Roberts.
- Right. - But man,
Eric Roberts' gonna suck that motherfucker dry.
Seriously.
- [Lisa] I know.
- Tom's gonna, you know how it is.
It's gonna be a bottomless pit.
More money, more money.
Right, Levi? - Yeah.
- It's gonna be fucking nuts.
- [Lisa] Yeah.
- For him, yeah, it's more money, more problems.
- [James] So, what is this here?
What are we doing here by the Botox situation?
- You know, since I've been doing this whole producer thing
and dating celebrities.
I go see my friend Jen-
- You're dating celebrities now?
Since when?
- Well- - Yeah, he's-
- Actually, there's one I have in the-
- [James] Bai Ling.
- Yeah, I have her in the waiting room.
- You know, she looks familiar.
Wait, who?
Bai Ling?
Wasn't she like in "The Crow"?
- Yes, yes, yes. - Oh, okay.
- Yeah, yeah, but,
so now I'm just trying to keep up with my image
with the whole production thing.
You know what I mean?
So I'm gonna leave it up to you
and tell me what you think I need.
- Well, what do you think you need?
- Well, I want a very Hollywood,
you know, I'm Hollywood now.
- Wait, wait, wait. - You got the frosted tips,
didn't you? (Jen laughs)
- I got the frosted tips.
Yeah, yeah, you noticed that- - I was gonna say,
your hair looked like very NSYNC-y, Backstreet Boys-
- There you go, right? - Right now.
What's going on with that?
- Right, right, so like I said, Backstreet's back,
so am I.
(group laughs)
You know what I mean? ? Backstreet's back ?
- Right, right, right, right, right.
So I wanna be just like...
- So you are totally past
the whole Brooklyn Staten Island thing,
and now you want to be Hollywood.
- I don't even want Staten Island in my category.
- Well, this is still Staten Island though.
- No, no, yeah, but like I said,
I gotta do one thing at a time.
You know what I mean? I get the hair.
- [James] It's an evolution's. He's evolving.
- He's evolving into this- - I'm evolving.
- He's like a butterfly. - To be like Hollywood.
- [Thomas] Right, so next will be the-
- Well, the hair is definitely like metamorphosing,
that's for sure. - It's metamorphosing.
- It's totally metamorphosing. - Yes.
- [Dr. Jen] Are you ready for this?
- I am ready.
I'm ready.
- Can we get her maybe to do Botox with me,
'cause I would like to maybe post her on my social media.
You think she would do it?
Hello, nice to meet you.
Dr. Jen. How are you? - Nice to meet you.
- It's Dr. Jen. - Jill...
- Look at this body. Wow.
She's hot. - I can show you my-
- Damn, sister.
I'd walk around naked if I was you.
- Why not? Try it.
Open it. - It's all right, I'm not-
- Open it.
- But I look a silly mess. - Oh, you look beautiful.
Yeah, I got this- - Let me see your tattoo
in the back. - Sure.
- What it say? - I got my tramp stamp back.
- Wow. - We're just talking about it.
- [Thomas] How did this happen?
- I don't even know if I should film this
because I have to be professional, but-
- [Thomas] How does this happen?
- No, the front. - I got Bai Ling
grabbing my ass right now, this is awesome.
I love that shit. - Front, front.
- Ooh, baby.
- [Thomas] I'm just trying to get a little-
- Ooh. - I might be getting a date
out of this shit. - Nice.
Ooh. - Ooh.
- Ooh. - Why don't you go out with me
instead of him.
- You know how much I love him.
You know how much I love him.
- I see that. - Hey, sweetie, listen.
- Because I accept-
- Do you want...
Would you want to get some Botox?
- Can I ask you one question, why you want a Botox?
You look so good.
- Because, well, I mean she's done it before.
- [Dr. Jen] I've done it before to him,
doesn't it look nice though?
- Well, we do it subtly.
- [Bai Ling] Why you want it? You're-
- [Thomas] Because-
- When men have some lines here, very sexy.
- Yeah, but you know-
- Well, I do Brotox, I make it look like for more manly.
- In Asia, we have best plastic doctor.
I'm sorry to say that, but I want to predict.
I want him to look- - But we're not in Asia,
though, babe. - If you want to do it.
- We're in Brooklyn. - If you want to do it,
do it good. - I'm the best in Brooklyn
and in Staten Island, and Queens out in New York.
- Maybe east and west can combine.
- [Dr. Jen] I'd love to combine with you.
- Right? Don't be offensive. - Yeah.
- I'm not offended. - So I want him...
Can you smile? - But I'm still the best.
I'm the best. - But don't charge him
too much, be fair.
- She's- - I will be fair.
- He's doing insurance, not much money, you know?
So you ready?
- I'm ready. - We're gonna do it.
- Are you gonna watch? - So how many unit
you gonna give to him?
- [Dr. Jen] I don't know, maybe like a little zhuzh.
Maybe like 30 units should-
- No, it's too much.
- [Dr. Jen] No, it's not.
- A little bit, this, five here.
- Well, I wanna put- - And maybe eight here.
- I wanna put 30 total.
Maybe like 10, 15. - No, it's fine. It's perfect.
Just a little bit. - Don't touch it.
- [Dr. Jen] Just a little bit.
- All right, listen. - Just a little bit.
- Baby, honestly, baby.
- Hey, you need to listen to me. Whose man is this?
- [Dr. Jen] I know this is your man,
but I'm the doctor here and he's my patient,
and this is my office, and yeah.
- You're so tough. - Yeah, I'm very professional.
- That's why you make money.
- [Dr. Jen] But I'm gonna do the right thing by him.
- Yeah. - I promise.
And I would love for you to come to me too.
See?
- 30? - So this is, right now,
what is in here is 20.
And then I have another,
I'm gonna take 10 out and just put 30 in.
- Okay. - Okay?
I promise I'm not gonna do a lot.
- [Thomas] All right.
- This is my work, I'm very proud of my work too.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- I promise. - I got you, I got you.
- But can I ask you a question?
Can you go on this side, because I have to inject him.
Thank you.
And I could stare at you too,
and I have an inspiration here.
- [Bai Ling] Oh, you need the inspiration?
- I need inspiration. - That's good.
- Yes, inspiration, you're gorgeous.
All right, you ready?
- I hope so.
- You sure? - Yeah.
- [Dr. Jen] Do you want her to hold your hand?
(Bai Ling laughs)
Hold your hands.
- Hold your hand.
- She's good. - Be brave.
- Be brave.
Just take a deep breath. - Oh my God.
- [Dr. Jen] Pinch. Look.
See how pinch.
See. - Oh, he's bleeding.
It's a little bit bleeding.
He's really not bleeding that bit, frown again.
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah, this is
'cause you're stressed out in here.
What's going on?
Your business? - My God.
- That business is killing me.
- Well,
you know- - It's too much.
- [Dr. Jen] That's it.
Good. Very little.
- How you feel? - That's it.
That's all. - I feel really good.
- I feel good. - Wow.
- You need a break 'cause you're a good boy.
- Can you do this?
- Does he get a lollipop?
- [Dr. Jen] See? He's gonna still be able to move.
- Oh, so the dark web thing, okay.
- So there's dark web.
I'm being very particular with chops.
I'm only doing hits on people
that either have committed crimes,
have done drugs,
sell drugs,
hurt kids,
self sex traffic,
any of that stuff.
They're all on the table.
- Okay, but I understand that the crypto
and all that shit's going out the window.
- Well, again, that-
- [James] NFTs, like that was a disaster.
- Yeah, the whole NFT thing,
it was working for me for a while,
and it was a great way to hide the money.
And my account kept growing,
which is how I paid a little bit of the movie.
The reason why I had to do that
is I took most of the crypto out.
It's a whole different currency.
- Wait, so are you still getting,
like, I mean, do you now charge more for-
- No, I use Venmo.
I have a Venmo.
(James chuckles)
So it's fucking Venmo.
Venmo or Zelle.
- What? - And I keep it private.
- [James] Yeah.
- Right? No, I'm not kidding here.
No, I'm being serious. - Seriously?
You serious? - Yeah, but I don't,
you know how you can make it private or public?
- Yeah, I know, yeah, Venmo is a private business.
- [Thomas] I do private.
- Yeah. - And they pay me
in intervals, and it's like, they make it like for-
- So say, for like-
- Tickets. - Pizza or some-
- No, like concert tickets.
- [James] Okay, more expensive. Yeah.
- Oh, you gotta make it a little more expensive.
Concert tickets.
You know- - Limousine reservations.
- Limousine reservations. Stuff like that.
- Yeah, yeah.
- But I use Venmo, because I need the cash.
This whole crypto thing kind of went south.
- What happens if Victoria finds out?
- She's not paying, putting food on my table.
- I don't understand how the politics is.
Right? Like you killed this boss of Staten Island.
Shouldn't you be the boss of Staten Island?
- Technically, I should be the boss of Staten Island.
- I mean, how does that work? - Obviously,
like we've talked in numerous,
you know, vomiting amount of times.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I'm not Italian.
- Right (chuckles).
- I'm not Russian.
- Yeah.
- So yes, I really should be, I should be higher up.
- I mean, that's how I thought it would just be.
- [Thomas] Yeah, I thought-
- I thought we were coming back to like,
it's the king of Staten Island.
- Wait, isn't there an Irish mob?
And why wouldn't you be the head of that then?
- 'Cause it's over.
That shit's not- - Yeah, it's kind of-
- He's not Mickey Spillone.
- Like the Dead Rabbits? - Spillane. What does it...
(group laughs)
- Dead Rabbits. - The Dead Rabbits.
- I'm the dead rabbits. - I'm the dead rabbits.
- I'm the dead, aye.
- No, but- - He's coming
for the Five Points.
(Lisa laughs)
(James laughs) - That is very good.
No, I mean, what I did was the equivalent
of knocking off Castellano.
- Yeah, but then who took over?
- [Thomas] And Gotti took over.
- John Gotti, right, yeah.
- So technically, I should have.
That was the equivalent of my kill.
- Yeah, but then though,
I guess you probably politically, though, like-
- Politically, it meant nothing.
- Made. Is that an actual thing?
- I'm not made. - What does that mean?
I only know that from "Goodfellas,"
so I don't know what that- - No, it's when you're-
- It's so dorky.
- I know. - How come the mob
is so dorky? - They're dorks.
- Made?
What is that? - That mean-
- Made into what? - Well, 'cause, okay,
because you see, you have to be 100% Italian.
We're 100% Italian, does that mean I could be made?
- You have a better shot of being made than I do.
? Do you ever feel alone in a crowded room ?
? Alcohol on my breath better put on a little perfume ?
? I'm out looking for a man who makes me feel ?
? Like you used to a long time ago ?
? But you're out in the street instead of home next to me ?
? Planting seeds where nothing will grow ?
(upbeat music)
? So pick your poison ?
? Oh, why don't you drink it down ?
? Don't you feel better now ?
? Able to face the crowd ?
? Pick your poison, come on, give into sin ?
? If you just sniff one more line ?
? Then you'll feel home again ?
? Take me home ?
(upbeat music)
? Walk of shame, four AM, oh man it's cold ?
? Knees are weak, I need a drink, this is getting old ?
? I used to hold your hand ?
? But now I hold this bottle so close to my heart ?
? Use all these strange men just to feel whole again ?
? But you said that we'd never part ?
(upbeat music)
? So pick your poison ?
? Why don't you come on down to the local bar in town ?
? Just to see who's around ?
? Pick your poison, misery loves company ?
? But the drugs just ain't as fun as they use to be ?
(upbeat music)
? We're out here getting high, 'cause we feel so low ?
? I need a little powder for my nose ?
? I've been empty for years ?
? Just trying to fill the void where we both used to live ?
? And I drink every night just to try to forget ?
? But I know that I'll never forgive ?
(upbeat music)
? So pick your poison, let it drag you down ?
? Six feet underground, never make your mama proud ?
? Pick your poison, come on, you're in too deep ?
? Oh, them demons in your head, they got you losing sleep ?
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