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SAM - 40 - Black, a mainstay of the neighborhood, genuinely kind and generous, underneath is keenly aware of where he fits in and enjoys his work immensely. ED - Ageless, could be anywhere from 55-80 - Caucasian, never seen to move, ED is RICHARD's father and RICHARD treats him like anybody else, kind of like a mummy. COSTUMES AND SETTING - We are in the lobby of an apartment building in New York Citys East 70s. The men all wear standard doorman uniforms, with perhaps a distinction between Jos at the side-desk (where the luggage is handled from and where the doorman must remain standing at all times) and that of those at the main-desk (where the security camera console and main telephone are, as well as a chair). The lobby can be rendered to any detail, or it can include only the bare minimum of the main-desk and the side-desk. All of the doormen avoid accents, although some local flavor may creep in when they are deep into conversation. 1 INT. lobby -NIGHT (Jos is stationed at the side desk, Richard is at the main desk. Richard stays at his post unless he is about some specific business, Jos wanders. When the lights come up they are at their stations as somebody has just passed through the lobby and exited.) RIchard There goes that kid. Whats he do, anyway? Comin and goin at all hours. 0002000006B0000006596AA,Jos Sam said hes an actor. RICHARD Oh, an artist, huh? JOS You call an actor an artist? RICHARD Sure, aint they? JOS f you say so. RICHARD Hey, Ive seen you come in here after a show, you look like a kid, wide eyed. JOS Sure but that dont make them an artist. RICHARD What does? Painters an artist. JOS Not today, man. RiCHARD Oh, I get it, there arent artists anymore, just used to be. JOS Thats kind of right, man, used to be. Im not even talking those dead white guys, man, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, Diego Rivera, Pablo Neruda, man, that was art. You know anybody can do that shit today? RICHARD Gimme a minute...uhh... JOS Yeah, who? RICHARD Hold on, all right? (pause) Okay. I cant think of anyone who writes music like they used to but we got some guys that play it that good. JOS Alright? RICHARD Yo-Yo Ma. JOS Okay. Fine, hes great, he plays great, but think about it, Richard, there were famous composers back in the day by they didnt have people that were famous just for playing other peoples stuff. Not that we remember, anyway. The people played their own stuff. It wasnt Bach with some dope playing it, you had Bach playing it! RICHARD People can still interpret the stuff. JOS Theyre mostly just playing it. RICHARD So nothings as good as it was? JOS Not really, no. RICHARD Well thats a great way to look at things. JOS You want me to lie? Say things are better now? Would that help? RICHARD Makes things nicer. JOS And what actual good does that do anything? RICHARD It makes them nicer. JOS Why do things gotta be nice? RICHARD Because theyre nicer that way. 2 INT. LOBBY - NIGHT (another night at 4a.m., Sam is stationed behind the desk) 00020000066B00000D03665,Sam I hate working the night shifts. JOS Why? I love it. Dont gotta deal with these people. SAM Just the real weird ones, up all night. JoS Theyre all weird. SAM It messes with my schedule. I got kids. I get off my sleep time, too, so when I am home theyre up Im a zombie. JOS Got kids? How many? SAM Three, two boys and a girl. Lookit you just beggin to be shown some pictures! (pulls wallet) Thats Maggie, shes the oldest, then Sam, Junior, then the little one is George. JOS Like Foreman? SAM Just like Foreman, and Washington and Washington Carver. Maggies smart, she beats up on Sam a little. He asks me to make her stop but I just tell him he might as well get used to it now as when he gets married! (laughs at his joke) JOS Hes Sam and youre Sam, doesnt that get confusing? SAM Not yet. I dont want him to be Sammy. Im Sam, so hes Sam, hes Sam, Junior. JOS Samuel? SAM Nope. Sam Jones and Sam Jones, Junior. It gives you a feeling of pride to pass on a name. JOS Sounds confusing. SAM Doesnt have to be, Richard is names after his father. JOS Eds his father, isnt he? SAM Thats right, Richard Edward Smith. When you have children arent you going to even consider naming your son Jos? Jos...? JOS Martinez. SAM Jos Martinez, Junior. Has a nice ring about it. JOS Yeah, it does. (pause) Too bad my names not Jos. SAM Whuh? Youre not Jos? JOS I guess I wasnt sure your name was Sam. SAM Why wouldnt my name be Sam? People call me Sam. It says it right here on my chest: Sam. JOS You know, pinche doormen. I mean, how many poeple named Mike can there be in the world? 0002000006D4000013686CE,SAM Plenty. JOS And theyre all doormen? Jos Martinez Junior. That sounds good. Too bad my name's not Jos. Pinche doormen. How many people named Mike can there be in the world? Plenty, and they're all doormen. So Miguel becomes Mike, Pedro becomes Pete and Jess becomes Jos. The tenants like it that way. I bet they do it to all kinds of people: Nikos becomes Nick, Giovanni becomes Joey, it's like Ellis Island, at least they let me stay Chicano. In my case can you blame them? Jess is like Jesus and if you didn't notice on every doorframe they got thosewhatarethey... SAM Mezuzahs. Jess Some of them already call me "joez" or "jozie", should I show up to work with a nametag that says "Jesus"? Hey Mrs. Goldberg, I'm Jesus. No, you know me, I was here before and now I'm back. You know when I'll be able to use my real name? When there's a guy named Jess or Jos living in this building. When I'm manager of this building. Here's your new manager Jess Martinez. They'll all say, "What happened to Jozie?" And I'll say, "He got eaten by the Chupacabra!" SAM Thats what this is all about? You want to be manager? JEsS Thats why Im here, wearing this toy soldier suit, saying man instead of homes. Isnt that why you work here? Dont worry, it doesnt have to be in this building, Im not here to crowd you. SAM I wouldnt worry about that. Are you planning on killing Mike and taking over? jESS Hey, I got nothin but time. SAM You seem a little impatient to me, youngblood. JeSS Yeah, Im workin on that. Its just, you move so fast for more than twenty years, then all of a sudden youve got to get in on the ground floor of something and it can take forever to move up. Some people never do. 0002000006E900001A366E3,SAM I know that. jeSS Sorry, I didnt mean you. SAM No harm done. You went to college, didnt you? JeSS (evasively)Well, community college. Couldnt afford anything else. SAM Community college? A smart boy like you? And Hispanic- JeSS No, Im not Hispanic because Im not from Spain. Chicano. SAM (unfazed)A smart Chicano boy like you? Youre a scholarship waiting to happen. What happened? JeSS Mi familia happened. They didnt want me going away anywhere. SAM Youre away now. JeSS To make money for all of them! Anyway, (evasive again) my grades werent so good. SAM How is that? JeSS I got in some trouble. Those teachers were fullo shit. All worried about the school like its some kind of foundation, but they didnt care nothing for the students. SAM And you told them were to stick it, huh? See now, I didnt go to college. Mike didnt either, or Frank before him. Richard didnt, as you can guess. Ed neither. JeSS Ed doesnt talk. SAM Far as I know Eds spoken twice in his life: when he proposed to his wife, and when he named Richard. Now my point isnt that you dont belong here, though Im not certain you do; not that we dont like you, we like you fine, youre...colorful. Anyway, what Im saying is that Ive worked here for seventeen years. Mikes been here for that long. Eds been here for...well, not one knows for sure, but Id guess a long time. The present owners bought the building when Mike and I came on, they got rid of everyone else but Ed. JeSS Why is Mike the manager and not you? SAM Frank was out of town and there was a crisis, so Mike handled it. They liked the way Mike handled it so Frank stayed out of town. Thats all it takes. You want to know what it takes to keep that job, watch Mike. 0002000006CC000021196C6,JeSS Mikes a dick. SAM Mike never slips, never slows down. Mike lives his job. JeSS And he gets half the third floor to himself and everyone in the neighborhood knows his name and he makes more than most of the people that live here. SAM Youre not listening to me, youngblood. Always did like that phrase, youngblood. Anyway, youngblood, you look at me and what do you see? You see someone that didnt get ahead, didnt cut it, works as a servant his whole life, gotta stay up[ all night one week a month with you to talk to while his kids are home sleeping. My boy, youre not seeing it. What did you father do? JeSS He loaded trucks. SAM And his father before him? JeSS Came over from being a farmer in Mexico. Place got destroyed by weather so he sold the land for pennies and came to live with familia in the Bronx. He lives illegal until he died. My father was born in Mexico, he was illegal too, but he met my mother here and she was a citizen so he got his card, and they had me. SAM How long was your father a laborer? JeSS Still would be if he could move; his backs a wreck. SAM And you think your father settled? JeSS Sam, dont analyze me. (pause) Yes. I think he was too scared. SAM Youve obviously turned out fine anyway, you went to college! JeSS Thats because Im me. My father probably wishes Id never seen a book. SAM Were getting off topic here. What Im talking bout is: your father had the same job all his life and never ran the place and I do too. Same job, hopefully my whole life. Im not going to pretend theyre the same thing, because theyre not, but you, you walk into a place and you want to run it. You probably could, too. You look at me, and you see I have no ambition. 00020000098D000027DF987,JeSS I didnt say that. SAM Im not offended, Im making a point, eventually. Now, I do have ambition. I have ambition to have a good life. Life is short, sure, but its long too. I didnt want to spend it worrying. I didnt want to worry about feeding my family, or seeing my family. Lifes hard enough. Now, look at me, do I look like I worry? (smiles) JeSS (smiles too) No. SAM Damn right I dont worry. About this. I worry about my Georges cold and my Maggies grades, I worry about my fathers health, I worry about the Mets. Theres plenty to worry about. But George and my father are on my health plan from working here, and Maggies going to have a tutor if she needs one, and all three kids are going to college. JeSS And the Mets? SAM Samll play for em. (laughs) Jos, Jess, my life goes by in years. Not days and minutes, years. Theres plenty of surprises go on across the years, plenty of ordinary surprised, having kids and living your life, thats almost too much excitement for me already. (pause) Perhaps you can see what I mean. (laughing, then serious) One more cough of fever in my house and Ill die of fright anyway. Nothings scarier than when your child is sick. (pause) JeSS Is he alright? George? SaM (startled out of his reverie a bit) Oh? George? Hell be fine. Its just a cold. Thank you for your concern. Now. May I intrude and give you a little advice? JeSS Please. SAM You love the night shift and you seem to, well, resent the people that live here a bit. I know you dont mean any harm by it, and I understand it because I do too sometimes. Its just natural. Youve got somebodys eighty-five year old grandmother in an apartment she doesnt need, costing her children four thousand dollars a month. Four thousand dollars a month. Was your college four thousand dollars a year? Her bathroom is the size of my bedroom. Im not gonna justify it, thats just the way it is. Despite that, or because of that these people here have worries too, and thats why were here. More than to get luggage and stand guard against thieves and bandits in the night (chuckles). Were here to keep them from worrying. And if you really want to manage a building like this, youre gonna have to get your feet wet and your hands dirty. Youll make a lot more money that way too. These are good people that live here. I help them with their worries and they help me with mine. 0002000009AA000031669A4,JeSS Mike doesnt seem to talk to them much. Hes not nice to them, really. SAM He was. He doesnt have time to be anymore. Anyway, a lot of that is an act. Being manager isnt about specific tenant complaints, you know that. Hes curt with tenants, says hes busy; they walk away thinking how efficient he is and put their problem through the proper channels, and Mike goes outside and has a smoke. JeSS Really? SAM Its about making them feel reassured. That they feel reassured is whats important, that theyre being taken care of. Thats why weve all worked here so long and why they hired Eds son. Hes been hanging around here since he was ten anyway. These people live in the same city we do, eight million and more people, but every day for seventeen years they see the same faces when they come home. That, to me, is worthwhile. (pause) Now, this is just my opinion, having been here seventeen years, but this job doesnt advance overnight. Mike was a doorman for ten years. JeSS Mike worked as a doorman? SAM Yeah, youd never know now but he was as friendly as anyone; and he never talked about moving up, but Frank wasnt here that one time and bang! There he was, and he handled it as if hed always had the job, which was just what they wanted, no one even noticed Frank didnt come back. JeSS Will they remember you, here? SAM When I retire, which might be never, theyll throw me a huge party and people will come back that havent lived here for years, people that live here now and their grandchildren. Well have cake and they may even sing For Hes a Jolly Good Fellow. Well say, Were sorry to see you go, to each other and it will be absolutely true. Then theyll forget me and Ill forget them mostly, but whats important is that my family will remember me, because I was there. (pause) Now what I was saying is that you, I got off track, is that you got to be here for the people that are here. The manager, hes here for the building. Long as the building runs smooth he can treat the tenants any way he wants, he just has to rent it to capacity and keep it from falling down or blowing up, but if you dont want to be that assuring face these people see when they come home, this may not be the job youre looking for. Now, if youll excuse me, Jess Martinez, there is one thing I dearly love about the night shift, and Im going to go outside and watch it.(Sam goes outside, leaving Jess looking after him.) 0002000006F900003B0A6F3,3 INT. lOBBY - nIGHT (another night at 4a.m. Ed is behind the main-desk. He is as still as a block of wood. Jess tries to sit as still as Ed, but cant hold the pose. He gets up and walks back and forth stretching and swinging his arms. Ed does not move, he looks mummified. Footsteps and Jess sprints back to his post at the side-desk, Richard enters with 2 packages) RICHARD Hi Pop, hi Jos, (to Ed) Mom sent your breakfast. (puts one package in front of Ed, who does not move) She made one for you too, Jos. (hands him the other package) JeSS (surprised) Wow, thanks Richard, I mean, tell your mother thank her very much. RICHARD Sure thing. Anything going on tonight? JeSS That lady on seven got locked out again. RICHARD Just remember, she keeps a key in the mezuzah, but she never remembers its there. JeSS Can she do that? RICHARD She says that nobody else would think to desecrate it by checking there. JeSS There was a roach on fourteen. RICHARD New York City, and theyre surprised? JeSS Thats it. RICHARD Been a good night, you always get the good nights, Pop. Welp, (to Jess) see you in a few nights. See ya in a few, Pop (slaps Ed on the shoulder, Ed doesnt move). (Jess picks up his breakfast and is about to open it when he looks at Ed, who has not moved, his breakfast in the bag in front of him. Jess pauses, waiting to see if he would be impolite to being eating first. He politely watches Ed, who does not move. Finally, he shrugs and begins to unpackage the food, then stops.) JeSS Im gonna eat this in the office, Ed. Okay? (no reply) Ill take a break now, be back in ten/fifteen minutes. (pause, waits, no reply, exits. We hold on Ed, sitting there motionless for at least 10 seconds as we slow fade out.) FADE OUT END ACT I 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