Bumps and Bruises
Bumps and Bruises is a short dramatic scripts where JONES is trying to make a business deal with store owner VIHAAN. 2 men. Drama.
Bumps and Bruises
FADE IN.
INT. LUXURY FURNITURE STORE – DAY
JONES is a young man trying to make a business deal with store owner VIHAAN.
VIHAAN: I’m not doing the deal.
JONES: Why not?
VIHAAN: Because you’re trying to get over on me.
JONES: How so?
VIHAAN: You seem like a nice guy, but now you are telling me stories.
JONES: Maybe you don’t value what I’m bringing to the table.
VIHAAN: I value you what you offer, but I can get it cheaper.
JONES: That’s right…cheaper. You will have a cheap result, not quality.
VIHAAN: It doesn’t need to be amazing.
JONES: This is your company. It needs to be the best.
VIHAAN: I rather grow slowly over time. You are asking too much, too soon.
JONES: Okay.
VIHAAN: Okay?
JONES: No problem. I can’t lower my rate. I’m one of the best at what I do. I’m already offering you a solid deal. If you want to go with someone else for a fraction of the cost, that’s your right. This is your business, not mine.
VIHAAN: I’m sorry if I offended you.
Jones shakes Vihaan’s hand.
JONES: No need to apologize. Honestly, I understand it can be nerve-wracking to take the leap into uncharted territory.
VIHAAN: Uncharted?
JONES: You know, areas that you never
went before.
VIHAAN: Are you saying I don’t have the courage?
JONES: I didn’t say that.
VIHAAN: But, you sounded like you meant that.
JONES: I wouldn’t allude to such a thing.
VIHAAN: Maybe now you are insulting me?
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In short drama script, “Bumps and Bruises” two men go back and forth in negotiation to arrive at a final solution. 2 Men. Drama.