Gigolos (2011) s06e04 Episode Script

1 Being a gigolo isn't always easy.
I'm very proud to be called a gigolo.
There's nobody out there more competitive than me.
(LAUGHING) I try to break a sweat six days a week.
Well, the Brace philosophy is to really be good to people.
I've had so many women in my life, it's just a blur.
(IMITATING ROOSTER CROWING) I really love women learning about them, learning what makes them tick.
Holy crap! I consider myself a real feminist.
(MOANS) Being in this business, you have to be a very caring, giving person.
- And I believe in what I'm doing.
- (WOMAN MOANS) I was brought up in the Bible Belt, - and I enlisted in the Marine Corps.
- (MOANING) I see life as a gift.
You go balls out and just do it full force.
- It's Vegas, baby.
- Come on! (GIGOLOS EXCLAIMING) (LAUGHING) (SCREECHING) (YELLS) There you go.
Whoo-hoo! Perfect.
(ROCK) (WATER RUNNING) So, today I have a client that's always taking care of everyone else, and putting herself on the backburner, so I'm thinking I wanna do something to pamper her a little bit.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR) - Hello.
- (WOMAN) Oh, my goodness.
- Bradley.
My goodness! How beautiful.
- Kandie.
How are you? - Everything is beautiful.
- There you go.
- You're beautiful.
- Thank you.
You too.
Look at you.
My name is Kandie.
I am this far away from being 59 years old.
(CHUCKLING) How beautiful.
So, how are you? It's I'm amazing, to tell you the truth.
- (CHUCKLING) - Look at you.
There are rose petals everywhere.
I feel like a princess or a queen of some sort.
(CHUCKLES) It was just so sweet.
You did more than my husbands did for me.
Really? - Ever.
- Here I've been married several times.
My husbands were always kind to me.
But I need more than that.
I need somebody's that going to take care of me if I'm going to be in a relationship, not just be there.
So that's why I'm single now.
- Oh, look at you.
- Got a little drink for you too.
And you're all dressed up for me.
It was, uh It was shower day today, - so I cleaned up for ya.
- (LAUGHING) - (HISSES) - That's the sound.
- That's it.
- So, tell me about you.
- Me? - Mm-hmm.
Just, basically, I've spent, uh, 20 years taking care of people who are dying.
- I call it "walking the death path" - Wow.
Because I don't just take care of them.
I breathe for them.
I live for them.
I I'm there Oh, yeah.
I-I hold their hands while they're sleeping.
Sometimes I'm on the floor beside them while they're sleeping.
- Just on on bad nights, but - Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
When I say, "Walk the death path," it's because there's no cure for the people I work with.
They are dying.
And when I join them, I'm with them 24 hours a day, all the way to that death.
You give them everything you have.
It's But that's just it.
That's the catch.
You give them everything that you have.
- There's nothing left for you.
- Right.
Yeah.
(KANDIE) I don't date.
I don't go to the movies, even.
At the end, I am completely drained.
There's nothing left.
- So that's why I'm here.
- Draining, yeah.
Something You need something special and nice done for you, then, right? - Right.
- Yes.
And you have gone overboard.
Look at you.
- I try.
I try.
- (LAUGHING) (KANDIE) The reason that I started doing that is because when I was divorcing this guy, his father came down with cancer and needed 24-hour care.
I was able to walk out of that marriage and into my father-in-law's life.
And I was actually holding him while he died.
That was so, so important to him.
And that's what made it important to me.
Gosh, this is so cool.
Isn't it pretty? Oh, my goodness.
I made origami towels.
- You did that? - No, I didn't.
(LAUGHING) A lot of people use this service as a way of healing.
And that's a great, great reward of this job is to make people feel special and loved and cared about, especially when they haven't gotten that in so long.
That's not tense, is it? That's not tense, is it? - Yeah.
A little bit there.
- That's, like, 20 year That's 20 years right there that you just found.
Yeah.
I feel it right in there.
- There? - Mm-hmm.
- (MUTTERING) - Oh, that feels good.
If you're giving so much out all the time, then you've gotta make sure that you take that time for yourself to get back up to your groove, you know.
I've taken time off before when I've come out of a relationship.
I've called Garren, and said, "Hey, you know what? Give me a week or two, "because I don't feel I'm as effective right now.
"I don't have that caliber to be the real Bradley right now to give to these clients.
" It's not It's not the (GASPS) - It is.
There's a step.
- (LAUGHING) That happens from time to time with everybody.
I mean, we're human.
Mm.
Bradley is, like, my diving board into the world again.
It's beautiful.
It just makes me feel whole.
Like there's nothing else on this world that matters.
(MOANS) This is the first time in a very long time I've had any relationship at all.
And, um, I certainly appreciate the fact that he's there.
Because if I had gone out to a bar or a club or something to try to do this who knows I-I probably could've got in a lot of trouble.
I've been afraid of men for a very long time, because even if they're not expecting sex, they're expecting my time and my devotion and my input, and I just didn't have it to give to them.
(CHUCKLING) (MUTTERS) (MOANING) (BOTH LAUGHING) (KANDIE) The people that I have been taking care of their wish was for me to enjoy my life, and I'm gonna cry.
(CHUCKLES) Um, I'll guarantee you every single one of them would've been so happy for me.
My father-in-law would've paid for it.
(CHUCKLING) (LAUGHING) (ELECTRONICA) (BRACE) So, are you guys, uh You guys know what Nick and I are gonna be doing soon here? - No.
- No, sir.
There's a thing going on here in Vegas for people that wanna get into wrestling.
- You're gonna try out? - What kind of wrestling? Well, you know, it's like WWF, but it's for beginners.
- Nick's gonna wrestle? - Yeah, and I'm gonna be his manager.
- So, we're just doing it for fun.
- Stop.
Growing up, Nick always wanted to be a pro wrestler.
So I found this place in Vegas, and it's called Future Stars of Wrestling.
You pay a fee, and then they train you for a little bit, and then they allow you to have a wrestling match in front of a live audience.
It's pretty cool.
Isn't that dangerous? Well, he does jujitsu.
I mean - Yeah, but that's real.
- Well, I mean You're not body slamming somebody in jujitsu.
(ASH) I mean, he is athletic, you know? Bottom line is it's just another adventure.
- So, what's - So, you have to have characters.
- Yes.
- (NICK) So, I got Nick Hawk, The Hawk, Hawkman, Hardcore Hawk - You need an outfit.
- Hollywood Hawk, Hawkster.
- What is that? Wait.
Is that makeup? - Hawkster I like - Or is that a mask? - Makeup.
I was mesmerized by wrestling when I was a kid.
I don't I don't know if it was this the energy or the nonstop excitement.
I There's nothing else I love more.
Some kids wanted to be a doctor, a fireman, the president.
I wanted to be a pro wrestler.
When I was a kid, I was the Demolisher! Well, actually, it was more like the (HIGH-PITCHED VOICE) Demolisher.
But you get the point.
(LAUGHING) - So, you're the manager? - (BRACE) Yes.
My favorite managers were the guys who managed, like, a lot of people, and the manager himself had his own personality.
That's probably where I'll go.
- We have to be the bad guys, though.
- Why do we have to be bad? Well, the good guys are called "faces," right? (NICK) Yes.
- So, you're a heel.
- Yes, we're the heel.
The face is the hero.
He's the one that the crowd cheers for.
A heel is the villain.
He riles up the crowd, and his goal is to have everyone hate him.
- You signed me on to be hated? - Yes.
- Well, thank you very not much, Nick.
- (VIN LAUGHING) - I need more names.
- I like Hollywood Hawk.
Oh, yes! El Falcone.
"El Falcone"? What, did I drag him out of a Mexican prison? (LAUGHING) No.
I've got it.
The Raptor.
Hunting birds eagles, hawks, falcons - As a family, they're called "raptors.
" - Ooh.
- (NICK) I don't hate it.
- (VIN) The Raptor.
- It sounds evil.
- (BRACE) It does.
And it's got "rap" in it.
- (BRACE) The Rap-tor.
- (LAUGHING) (LAUGHTER) (ASH) Mm, it's a beautiful day.
Yes, it is.
Hi, Ash.
How are you? - I'm good.
How are you? - Good.
So, Garren calls me up.
He has a new client.
She's a part-time photographer.
And her fantasy is to take it to the next level.
- Thank you.
- Well, cheers.
Nice to meet you.
Same.
My name is Iris.
I'm 54 years old.
I'm originally from L.
A.
, but I've been in Las Vegas for about 11 years now.
This is something that I've thought about doing, but I've never done about hiring you.
I don't know.
I just I've just done stuff a little bit differently.
I'm considered kind of a black sheep in my family.
Why? 'Cause were you, like, the artistic type? - Yes.
- Well, yeah.
People, uh What do you call it? - They fear what theydon't know, right? - Yes.
(IRIS) I am single.
I was raised to be a very independent, strong woman.
And I think some men have a problem with that.
I just decided, as I've gone through life, that if there's certain things that I wanna do, I try to get outside my comfort zone a little bit - Mm-hmm.
- And try stuff.
I hired a gigolo because it's pushing my boundaries.
Men have been doing this for thousands of years, and it's about time that more women like myself go out and seek companionship just to have fun.
So, what'd you have in mind? In my spare time I do photography.
- I heard a little bit about that.
Yeah.
- Yes.
Yes.
Cool.
And I I work mostly with male models.
I really enjoy looking at men.
I will admit it.
(LAUGHING) I thought we could do a little like, a little construction scene, maybe.
- That could be fun.
- Yeah.
Very cool.
So, you got props and everything? Yes, I do.
Yeah.
Let's do it.
I picked the construction theme because I thought that would be hot.
And I brought all the props that I need.
I thought it would be sexy to see him doing a little hard labor.
- Some manly stuff? - Yes.
- So, tell me.
- I want you over here.
Maybe start you off with the hat on.
I started modeling when I was really young, in Japan, for mostly urban clothing companies.
Looking good, looking good.
- (SHUTTER CLICKS) - Nice.
Can you, - like, put it across your back? - (MUTTERS) - Like that? - Yes.
Oh, awesome.
- (SHUTTER CLICKS) - Nice.
That's great.
- (SHUTTER CLICKS) - Oh, that's perfect.
- Do you mind taking your T-shirt off? - Yeah.
Of course.
Awesome! Ash has the whole package.
He is intelligent.
Oh, goodness.
Pierced nipples? Yeah.
He's fit.
He has a great sense of humor.
He seems to be a very nice, kind person.
Oh, you're looking great.
One, two, three.
- (SHUTTER CLICKS) - Oh, that's good.
Right there.
- (SHUTTER CLICKS) - Hold that pose.
Perfect.
You knew what I wanted.
(LAUGHING) You're reading my mind.
Good job.
- (SHUTTER CLICKING) - Nice.
Very sexy.
Very good.
I would say this experience is a statement of pride in who I am as a woman, as a person, because I think women are afraid of going after their own pleasure, and I think that women should be doing this more often.
I just really love having sex outdoors because it's a natural environment.
You can feel the breeze.
You can just feel the energy around you, and it's so primal.
(BREATHING HEAVILY) (GRUNTING) One of the best outdoor sex experiences for me was with a girl that I was deeply in love with.
We were outside at Central Park, and we ran in the bushes, and we started fucking.
And then this raccoon showed up, and he, like, watched us for literally 20 minutes.
Like, just fucking staring at us.
(LAUGHS) And it was such a weird primal thing where he was almost like, "Yo, this is my territory.
" But he was kind of turned on by it, 'cause it's that primal understanding of what's going on.
(BREATHING HEAVILY) It was definitely a fun experience.
(MOANING) Oh, my God.
Mm.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
(BREATHING HEAVILY) I really enjoyed myself.
I love being outdoors.
So, to combine the outdoors with the photography and a hot guy there's nothing else that I could ask for.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
- (BRACE) How you guys doing? - (MAN) Good, brother.
- How you doing? - Good.
I'm looking for Rocky.
- Yeah, we talked on the phone, man.
- Al Katrazz.
You must be Nick.
Nick, what's happening? - Al Katrazz.
- What's up, guys? I do a lot of things for Nick that I wouldn't do for anybody else, 'cause I know how important some things are to him, like the pro wrestling thing.
I look at him as kind of a younger brother, in a sense, maybe.
I don't know.
We've been talking about doing this for a long time.
- It's really This is Nick's dream.
- It is.
No bullshit.
In middle school we did a little video time capsule.
And they said, "What are you gonna go on and do?" I was always a wrestler.
I said, "I'm gonna go wrestle in college, then become a professional wrestler.
" So, it really is, like, one of my dreams.
I'm super excited to be here.
Look, I don't wanna scare you away, but this is not like a walk in the park.
This is very physical.
I mean, you could hurt yourself.
- Are you sure you wanna - Yeah.
For sure.
What kind of character do you wanna be, Nick? - Are you a face or are you a heel? - I was thinking heel.
- You were thinking heel.
- Yeah.
And as a heel, you know you kind of gotta get booed out there, right? I know, I know.
I think it'd be fun.
You gotta work the crowd, brother.
You gotta talk shit to them.
The more boos you get, the better you're doing your job.
- Make sense? - Gotcha.
Is there a filter? Can you say anything? Or can you swear? You can say anything you want.
- Can you really? - Yeah.
Pretty much.
Just when you think you're being bad enough, - take it to a whole nother level.
- I can do that.
Brace knows how serious I am about wrestling.
And at one point, I actually was considering becoming a pro wrestler.
So I'm fucking ecstatic that Brace is all in, because I am too.
Let's get him in the ring, and let's see what this kid's got.
All right, man.
Watch your step.
- Come on over here to the middle.
- (BRACE) Get him, Raptor! Now, uh, conventional way is you just step over the middle rope.
Oh, that works too.
I wanna get you the feeling of taking a bump.
And it's pretty physical.
That's a bump.
And And you're slapping out.
You're absorbing the blow.
You wanna try it? Tuck your chin.
Try one more, man.
Palms down.
Better.
That's nice.
A lot of people always think that there's, like, eight inches of foam underneath this ring.
- This is goddamn 2-by-12.
It's - See, I thought that too.
It'll give, but it it still hurts if you don't - Solid.
I can feel it.
- Yeah, it's solid.
What he's gonna do now is, he's gonna turn you over and drop you.
- There you go.
- Fuck me.
That hurts a lot.
This first practice, like, really opened my eyes.
This is no joke.
This is legit shit, and it's actually more real, harder, and painful than I thought it would be.
(AL KATRAZZ) What you're gonna do You're gonna come up from under, but when you bring him over, lay him flush on his back.
Perfect, man.
Let's give him some boots to start trying to sell things.
There's a lot of stomping going on.
The sound, uh Like when you throw a punch.
(LOUD THUD) Make it big (THUD) so everybody in the arena can see what you're doing.
Try it.
Yeah.
(THUD) That's better.
It's harder to throw a fake punch than a real one.
You have to hit him in the right spot.
You have to hold back.
Then you have to stomp your foot and make a fucking noise.
Oh! There you go.
That was good.
Nick is enticed by the wrestling aspect of it because he likes to be in the spotlight.
You know, he wants to be a superstar in some way, shape, or form.
So, I think as a young kid, he saw these wrestlers doing their thing, and, of course, Nick saw himself as doing that.
So, what I'm gonna have 'em do is, they're gonna come up, they're gonna boot you, then they're gonna give you a form right here.
A lot of the books that I've read about success talks about you become what you think about.
(GRUNTS) There you go.
If you hold something in the forefront of your mind long enough, it turns into a reality.
(YELLS) I think that Nick has held onto that thought of being a pro wrestler for so long, it came into fruition.
You barely have to touch him.
He's gonna do everything for you - Okay.
- To make it look good.
(GRUNTS) - (NICK GRUNTS) - That's good.
(YELLS) Nice.
You know, Trazz, I think that's pretty good for the day, man.
(AL KATRAZZ) Yeah, you're looking good.
Yeah.
(BRACE) Good job, Raptor! All right.
Friday, be ready to rumble, brothers! (NICK) Yes, sir.
All right! Good job! Thank you.
(ROCK) - Ah.
- Hello.
- Are you Lea? - Yes.
- Hi.
I'm Vin.
Mwah! - Nice to meet you.
Oh, yeah.
(CHUCKLES) Great minds think alike.
Have a seat.
My name is Lea.
I'm 25 years old, and I'm a waitress.
- So, how are you? - I'm good.
How are you? - I'm good.
Thank you.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- So, where you from? I'm from Vegas, actually.
- How long have been here? - My whole life, actually.
- Born and raised.
- Yep.
(CHUCKLING) - That's rare? - Yeah? What What made you decide to book me for the evening? Um I don't know.
Just seems like a new adventure, maybe.
Okay.
All right.
I'll I'll I guess I'll take that at face value.
(LAUGHS) I wanted to hire a gigolo because right now, in my personal life, it's not going as well as I would like it to be.
I've been on a a lot of appointments, as you can probably imagine.
You're a very attractive woman.
You're obviously Thank you.
I'm sure that you've had no lack of romance in your life, and - Maybe a little bit.
- A lack of romance? - A little bit, yeah.
- Really? - Yeah.
- That's hard to believe.
Mmm I don't know.
I'm I'm married.
So, um Okay.
It was kind of a Here you are, love.
Thank you so much.
- Rum and pineapple.
- Thank you very much.
Enjoy.
And how long have you been married? Two years.
Does he know that you're here? No.
I don't think he'd be very happy about it, honestly.
I don't have a ton of married clients.
But usually when I do, Either one; the husband knows, or two; the marriage is pretty much over.
Are things not going good at home? No.
Uh, my husband travels a lot, and, um, so, right now, I'm just really looking for, like, some intimacy, you know? I feel really alone right now.
We never have sex, you know? We don't ever get to just hang out anymore.
This is a test, because, you know, if I have feelings for someone else, or find someone attractive that isn't my husband, then maybe I shouldn't be with him.
You don't have the vibe that you're looking for an out.
Really, what I get from you is that, uh, you're a little lonely.
Yeah.
I mean, I'm definitely lonely, but, I mean I don't know.
Just, like, sitting here, like, talking to you definitely puts more doubts in my head about things.
I don't know if I'm gonna be able to go through with this.
I mean, I'm I'm here to do whatever you would like to do.
But I don't want to put you in a situation of you doing something that you regret.
(LEA) Vin is being so genuine and understanding of my situation.
He's being really nice, and he's not making me feel uncomfortable, even though I am very nervous.
I just don't know if this is worth jeopardizing my marriage.
I would not want to contribute to, uh, the dissolution of a marriage that could potentially be saved.
Right.
So, let's, uh So, let's have a few drinks, and we can enjoy ourselves.
But maybe you, on this particular occasion, take some time and decide.
I mean, don't don't get me wrong.
- I would be very happy to spend - (CHUCKLES) the rest of the evening in a much more private setting with you.
But, uh You know, maybe if we see each other again.
It's really important to me, with any client, that no matter what happens that they don't regret what happened on their date.
I mean, I wanna create lasting relationships and clientele that I see over and over and over again.
So, I think for this particular date, it's best that we not do anything Lea might regret.
And you know what? If she wants to see me again She's here in town.
We've got plenty of opportunity.
- To new friends.
- Yes.
To new friends.
(BRACE) Let's go, Raptor.
Today's gonna make history.
I feel like not just I, but we Brace and I have been training for this moment our entire lives.
Let's get it on.
I guess since we're the heels, our biggest goal is to get the crowd to hate us.
I have a client tonight.
Should I just leave this on? Yep.
You're a wild animal, Nick.
It's go time for the Raptor! The Raptor is Nick Hawk, if he took a different path and allowed people to get in his head and break him down.
He's a very weak man who has very little control, but definitely someone you don't wanna get in the way of.
Are you guys ready for some action here tonight? (AUDIENCE APPLAUDING) Yeah! Introducing first, making his Future Stars of Wrestling debut, being accompanied to the ring by the Ringmaster Wait a minute! Hold on! Hold on! (PERSON SHOUTS) Shut up, granny! Why don't you go home and die? Give me that damn thing.
(FEEDBACK) Get outta here.
You know what? They call me the Ringmaster, and there's a reason.
'Cause you can see it right now, when I'm in the ring, I am the master.
(AUDIENCE JEERING) Maybe you oughta go back to your trailer park, granny! (JEERING INTENSIFIES) (BOTH LAUGHING) Brace rolls in this place dressed like the freaking Mad Hatter.
I don't know what we walked into.
I was, like, making sure I people didn't know I was his friend.
(AUDIENCE CHANTING) We want Vegas! We want Vegas! Shut your food-stamp-eating holes! (JEERING) Your man Kid Vegas is going down! I was pumped up enough for the match, but when when Brace got out there and did his thing and fucking killed it I am the Ringmaster! Hah! That made me wanna perform better too, and that even pumped me up even more.
(BRACE) We're ready to introduce my man, the Raptor! M-M-Maybe we just need one more to step up Here he comes! The Raptor! Get up here! (JEERING CONTINUES) (CONTINUES) I love it! Show 'em who you are, Raptor! Come on! He's hungry! (PERSON SHOUTS) His opponent, from fabulous Las Vegas, please welcome Kid Vegas! (CHEERING) (BRACE) You're going down, Kid! - It's a joke! - Vegas! Vegas! Vegas! - What a joke! - Vegas! Vegas! Vegas! My man's gonna tear him apart! He's taking him down! Take him down! You haven't ate in a while! Yeah! (AUDIENCE SHOUTING) (GRUNTS) (WOMAN) Vegas! Take him down! Break his leg! Yeah! Snap his head off! (CROWD CHANTING) Vegas! (CLAPPING RHYTHMICALLY) Come on! Let's go, Vegas! (CLAPPING RHYTHMICALLY) Come on! (CHEERING) Get hungry! (CHEERING INTENSIFIES) He really got him.
- (BRACE) Yeah! Yeah! - (AUDIENCE GROANING, JEERING) Come on! (CHEERING) (YELLS) (MAN) Yeah! - (BRACE) No! No! No! - Yeah! (CHEERING) (YELLS) (YELLS) (AUDIENCE) Oooh! (CHEERING) No! (NICK) Yeah, so, after he landed on my face, I'm supposed to act woozy.
I I didn't I didn't have to act there.
I-I was not okay, but I-I wasn't gonna stop the match.
I don't care if my neck was fucking broke.
I was finishing up that match.
The Raptor! The Raptor! (AUDIENCE JEERING) (IMITATES BIRD CAW) (AUDIENCE GROANING) (SHOUTING, JEERING) (BELL DINGING) (JEERING INTENSIFIES) Boo! (JEERING CONTINUES) Yeah, we were the bad guys, so we we had to pay to win.
You know, I don't I don't feel great about that, but Nah, I feel great about that.
(CHUCKLING) (AUDIENCE SHOUTING) - That's right, baby! That's right! - (JEERING) It was totally worth the price for this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Damn, it was worth the price times ten.
I've flown a plane, done barrel rolls.
I've jumped out of a plane.
I've jumped off tall buildings.
I've seen a live tiger in India.
I have to say, hands down, this is the dopest thing I've ever done in my life.
(ANNOUNCER) And the winner of the match, the Raptor! Yeah! (JEERING) It's never fun to be hated unless you're wrestling.
That was a fucking blast.
M-M-Maybe we just need one more to step up I'm acting like I'm missing something