MAX:So Stuart, listen ... do you think I could borrow some money?
STUART:Yeah. Are you kidding? Listen man you can ask me anything you want, but ... money? Really? No!
MAX:Come on man. 我會(huì)還你的。
STUART:Your family could buy and sell my family five times over. Ask them for money.
MAX:I think that might be the worst thing I've ever heard. I'm supposed to be independent now. I can't.
STUART:You won't. They're your parents.
MAX:Exactly.
STUART:It's, it's not that I won't lend you the money and I mean I would if I could, but I can't. I've been killing myself on this project at work, you know, and I haven't even gotten paid for it. I got a boss that wants to see me fired. Don't you have any savings?
MAX:Enough for lunch ... but not for rent.
STUART:Then why don't you sell your car? That thing is not necessary. You could sell that and pay your rent for years.
MAX:I'm not going to sell my car.
STUART:Well then you're going to have to ask your landlord for an extension.
MAX:Are you kidding me? Have you met this guy? He freaks out if you ask him to change a light bulb.
STUART:I don't know what to tell you Max, I'm not going to give you the money.
MAX:It's no big deal dude, it's just a small little loan.
STUART:It's just that I'm going through a tough time right now, OK?
MAX:All right.
STUART:You'll have to figure it out on your own.
MAX:Thanks for nothing.
STUART:Wow, unbelievable. I'm going inside, man.
MAX:See you.