to hand over money or something, often unwillingly
Cough up, Bullet.Wrath of Man · 2021 — Chapter 2 of 13 · 3'00" · B2
The crew trades insults and bets in the changing room while H is introduced, handed a locker, and issued a temporary sidearm. On the surface it is crude locker-room banter, but the instructions about the gun — and H's reply, "Do they want us back in one piece too?" — quietly signal how dangerous the job really is.
H reports for his first day at Fortico, the armored-truck company. In the changing room, the crew banters, bets, and needles each other, then the supervisor introduces H, gives him a locker, and hands him a temporary sidearm, telling him to bring it back in one piece. H asks whether the company wants the men back in one piece too, and the tone shifts.
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Wait for itin one piecewalk on waterCough up
Phrase of the scene
to seem capable of miracles
同事拿外号开玩笑,说要是能呼风唤雨、在水上走,还怕什么机枪。
The new coach is good, but he does not walk on water.
hold on, the good part is coming
unharmed and whole
to hand over money or something, often unwillingly
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to hand over money or something, often unwillingly
Cough up, Bullet.Dude, I'm on the phone.hold on, the good part is coming
Wait for it, wait for it.I want that money. There you go, buddy.weak form
Forty two's not gonna beat me.Fuck off, Dana. SHIRLEY: Come on.No, I think it's you who's in the wrong changing room, Stuart.cleft sentence
No, I think it's you who's in the wrong changing room, Stuart.Come on. Let's look lively, people.elision
Come on. Let's look lively, people.Chop chop, Goose. Show me your money.Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new addition.May I introduce H.Put him down, Dana.No, buddy, you look like a shrink-wrapped Rolls Royce.in contrast to this car crash.You look like you could do some pull-ups.What's the matter with him? He looks good for it.What's the matter with him? He looks good for it.liaison
What's the matter with him? He looks good for it.but he's also a cock.subject omission
Makes me very popular and you look good.I'll put him back in the collection.You know you're making friends already.It's worth getting to know Dave.And he can't write without sticking his tongue out.unharmed and whole
and bring it back in one piece.Then you retort with a positive mental attitude.Well, if you can mushroom cloud or walk on water, what you worried about machine guns for?All right, lucky you got a soft drop then.You're a cynical old dog, Supe. But I still got plenty of bitches.The scene is an initiation ritual. The crew tests the newcomer with crude jokes, names like Hollow Bob and Boy Sweat Dave, and a running gag about pull-ups, all to see how H reacts. He barely plays along, which already marks him as different. The real information sits under the comedy: the supervisor's line about loving the sidearm and bringing it back "in one piece" is a reminder that this is a job where people get shot. H turns that into a question — "Do they want us back in one piece too?" — and no one answers it, which is the answer. When someone jokes he could "walk on water," the crew is really sizing up whether his calm is confidence or something colder.
No, buddy, you look like a shrink-wrapped Rolls Royce.A joke about H's looks: expensive and tightly wrapped, meaning he seems polished and hard to touch.
It's worth getting to know Dave.The supervisor's dry way of saying Dave is a source of entertainment, though not always on purpose.
Then you retort with a positive mental attitude.The answer to H's question about a machine-gun fight: a sarcastic joke that attitude is all the crew has against heavier firepower.
Do they want us back in one piece too?H flips the supervisor's warning about the gun back onto the company, hinting that the men matter less than the equipment.
He is new and clearly not there to make friends. His short answers keep the crew at a distance while he reads the room.
He means the sidearm must be returned undamaged. H immediately turns it around: does the company care about the men coming back in one piece too?
They have heard he is unusually capable, so they mock him as if he were a miracle worker — but the joke also tests whether his calm is real.
They are Fortico crew members H is introduced to. Dave is the loud one the others tease; Bob is quieter and known for being hard to read.
The crew says Dave once squeezed a hamster to death and can't write without sticking his tongue out, painting him as harmless but clumsy.
Up next · Chapter 3X marks the spotH's First Day on the Cash Truck
Chapter 1upped our gameH's Fortico Interview and Training
Watching · Chapter 2walk on waterH Meets the Fortico Crew
Chapter 3X marks the spotH's First Day on the Cash Truck
Chapter 4cry in his beerH Takes Dave's Old Job
Chapter 5pull yourself togetherH Refuses to Leave a Man Behind
Chapter 6best interests at heartH Questioned Then Promoted
Chapter 7put eyes onH's Son Rides Along
Chapter 8Leave her out of thisH Interrogates Jerome for a Name
Chapter 9an inside jobMike Calls It an Inside Job
Chapter 10stand tallVeterans Plan a Cash Truck Heist
Chapter 11comes at a priceThe Crew Pitches the Big Job
Chapter 12look the other wayH Confronts the Inside Man
Chapter 13hard boiledRobbers Breach the Cash Depot