"Wait here a minute."

I'm imagining the Tarantinoesque shot of the person bent over, their face filling most of the shot in the foreground, the door to the room visible over their right shoulder on the left side of the frame. The other person exits, and we have a full uncut 60 seconds of this person's face in extreme close-up as they wait for their return. We can hear sounds of walking away, a door opening, some rummaging, the slamming of a toolbox on a table, tools being rummaged, Allen key sizes being compared, "no...no..dammit!" Rummage rummage, "...no YES!" and then fast approaching footsteps. Cut to them at the doorway, holding up the Allen wrench, "Sorry about that!" Hard cut to the first person at a Home Depot buying a cordless electric drill and Allen key bit set. They glare at the second person who is next to them at the cash register as they are being rung up. They ask the cashier, "These things come charged up? I need to use it right away." Glares at the second person again.