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[♪ dramatic music playing]

[whooshing]

[flag smacking]

[distorted radio chatter]

Hi, I'm Robin Kelly, AKA Miss Ruby Tuesday,

and I have had a long-standing dispute

with the neighbor to the right, Linda Crosnoe.

She's destroyed my fence three times.

Every time I went outside,

I would get chastised

for the fence.

[Robin] You destroyed my fence!

She was standing out there in the front yard like this.

[blabbering] Going off.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

My name is Otis Alston. This is my Halloween display.

And I got my neighbor down here.

He's pretty competitive with me.

There was four or five years me and him were good friends.

Now, he started becoming competitive.

Now, he started trash-talking me.

[Otis] He doesn't even have the quality of stuff I have.

I feel he might be a little intimidated by me.

It's pathetic that a grown man would act like that

based on a Halloween contest.

Everything that she is accusing me of doing

are exactly the things she herself is doing to me.

Worst neighbor ever.

♪♪

My name is Linda Crosnoe and my neighbor's Robin Kelly.

Seven years ago, we began to have problems

and it all began with the fence.

I put the fence in. I paid for all of it.

The fence began to become dilapidated.

We received a letter telling us

we were required to give her a brand-new fence.

Good neighbors share the fence. They keep up the maintenance.

And we told her no. She didn't like that answer.

That's when she became vindictive towards us.

I think she's intentionally placed the hose,

and she's got it pointed directly at the security camera.

This light's been on for a week straight.

The constant pulling on the rope

is destroying our fence.

[Linda] We took a rope and we hooked an apricot tree

so that it would stay and grow straight.

[Robin] It's just a matter of time before it falls down.

I haven't even put a finger like that on the fence.

[wind whooshing]

[clattering]

[Robin] My crazy neighbor succeeded

in destroying my fence.

She figured if she accused me of destroying it,

that I would again put another fence in.

This is when everything got bad.

-[Robin] The wrought-iron fence. -[Linda shouting indistinctly]

[Robin] You destroyed two of my wooden fences.

Why are you harassing me and my family?

-So it's a civil matter, that's what you're saying, correct? -From the evidence--

[Robin] I'm tempted to put a camera down here.

Think I'm gonna hook this thing up as well.

I have 22 security cameras.

It's just proof of what's happened to the fence.

It was a gradual thing,

but it did just get worse and worse over the years.

But I have to have that footage

because that's what they keep telling me.

"Do you have proof for the judge?

Proof for the police officers of what's happening?"

I have more pictures of her on my phone

and on my computer than I do of my own family.

And that's wrong.

[Linda] She's right there talking about me.

My goal at this point is to get the permanent restraining order.

[softly] She wants a permanent restraining order.

-And to show that... -"And to show..."

...we've been trying to ignore this woman

for the last seven, eight years.

-But, pretty much... -No, this has been going on

for more than seven or eight years.

She's a drama queen. She really is.

She just called me a drama queen.

Because she's got mental problems.

I've never done anything to the woman, ever.

You know, Robin, I've been standing here listening to you

for 20 minutes or more,

and I have already heard blatant lies.

And some of them, darling, I can prove in court.

As you can see, we need to leave this area now.

-Yeah, you wanna leave the area? -I'm out on my side of the house

-and she's already attacking me. -I'm not attacking you.

I'm correcting you.

Here, shut that gate, please.

-Completely. -[gate shuts]

[♪ quirky music playing]

-[light thumping] -[spray can hissing]

[Nelson] All my neighbors knew that this is the house,

this is the Halloween house.

I always love when the parents, the trick-or-treaters,

they're like, "Oh, we come here every year.

We love your exhibits."

So, they're always new, fresh every year.

That's the difference between me and-- and my neighbor, Otis.

[Otis] It's more than just decorating for me.

When I came along, there was cars, like,

driving by my house, not even looking,

stopping at his.

I want that attention. He lit the fire.

This is his childhood home. This is his neighborhood.

But now, I came along, and the attention

is starting to shift a little bit towards the corner house.

His display is more like a museum.

It's more, uh, store-bought.

Anybody could do that, in my opinion.

[Otis] Did he show me things? Yeah.

But I took it to a level where I don't need him anymore.

I mean, honestly, I think he's doing, like,

Halloween on a budget, lately.

When Otis first moved in,

he would come over almost practically every day.

And like, "I'm sorry to disturb you, man.

"My name is Otis, new neighbor,

and my son just loves your decoration."

I mean, look at this. Seriously.

[friend] Oh, the feet-- the feet turned in?

That's such an amateur move.

[Nelson] He's very competitive and I'm very competitive.

I do sense he seems like he's superior now

and doesn't realize, like, I'm the one

who taught you that. Don't you remember that?

I mean, obviously, I'm great at doing Etsy sales, so...

[Otis] I mean, listen, if you're dumb enough to buy it,

you look like a fool, you know?

He just thinks that he's some great artist or a Picasso.

And I'm sure, you know, Nelson might be feeling a way right now.

He might say, "Oh, man, how can this guy, like,

single-handedly take down a whole family?"

Nobody wants to lose.

I really wanna win this competition,

you know, doing this for so many years

and finally showing people

my potential in doing arts and crafts.

And it's a matter of respect.

I feel like I could trust these judges.

You know, they're gonna be true to their words.

[Patricia Taylor] There's no story. And I think it's overkill.

[Aaron Truppo] It just doesn't flow with the rest of the theme.

[Donald Taylor] I also feel skeletons is sort of overdone.

-Just a hot mess. [chuckles] -It's a hot mess, you know?

We actually started this competition.

This is basically like a tradition in our family.

Everybody's stepping up their game.

Welcome to the 2024

Bloomfield Halloween Decoration Competition.

[Donald] It's based upon quality, quantity,

originality, and creativity.

It's gonna get heated!

[Otis] I got everything the judges are looking for.

So, I think I'm gonna walk away with this win.

[Nelson] I feel pretty darn confident

I'm gonna win this competition.

[♪ mellow music playing]

[Robin] For as long as I can remember,

for some reason, I've managed to either be

in front of a camera or in front of an audience.

I'm currently here at my computer.

Currently filming part of a documentary.

So, this should be interesting.

-[button clicks] -[camera chiming]

I read an ad in the paper.

It's called Female Mud Wrestling.

And then, I ended up wrestling Andy Kaufman.

Pinned him not once, but twice.

I started doing a bunch of adult magazines,

moved here to Simi Valley, California.

No more Hollywood. No more Las Vegas.

YouTube came into existence.

Then, I started showing my dance videos,

and stripping videos, and burlesque,

because I still had all my costumes.

My Wonder Woman, Dorothy, Sarah Palin,

Leela from Futurama, Xena the Princess Warrior.

My YouTube channel just started growing.

Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey.

And I started showing cooking videos,

and then I started showing

-my surgery videos. -[machines beeping]

What happens when you get

a complete bilateral hip replacement surgery?

What to expect.

-[drill whirring] -Teeth videos.

And my videos are doing great.

And then, all of a sudden, my crazy neighbor

starts doing crap,

and then I gotta record it while it's happening

and then upload it to YouTube.

Don't go up to my fence again, Linda.

Mean, evil, false allegations.

My neighbor has mental issues.

Because of my crazy neighbor, I-- I am having a difficult time

trying to make the videos that I like to make,

the bikini videos.

[birds chirping]

No, really, this is embarrassing for me.

I mean, it's embarrassing to me, for her.

No, I'm criticizing, and I shouldn't be. Yes, I will.

I always had more boobs than she does.

I've always had more boobs.

It's all so gross to me.

[Robin] Every time I try and go out there to go do that,

all of a sudden, she's out on the other side of the fence

yelling and screaming.

[Robin] I need to get that permanent restraining order

against her so that I can get back to making

my YouTube videos in the backyard.

[♪ tense music playing]

[Linda] When you have a restraining order brought against you,

that is a criminal action.

That gives me a criminal record.

I have never even had a parking ticket in my life.

I have a lot of evidence to show that she's been the one

who has been harassing me.

So, I think it's gonna turn out wel-- quite good.

I will take legal action.

-I will fight. -[door closes]

[♪ music stops]

Oh, by the way, this is our--

This is our resident squatter here.

There are two other individuals in my house

that are what I call squatters.

[Tom Baldwin] All she does is lie.

She'll tell you we're squatters.

That's not what we did. She moved us in.

And we were here to help do work on the house.

That's for rent, and then-- when we didn't wanna help her

spy on, uh, Robin, and it just went through the roof.

I needed cameras put around my house

because of my situation next door.

I had talked to him about security system,

and he said he could do all of this.

And we were two weeks into the second month,

and he had done nothing.

So, I finally just said, "No, you have to move out."

So, they have been here seven months.

I have lost seven months' rent.

Who?

-[door slamming] -Poor Robin next door

has had to deal with this for the last 20 years.

I can barely last eight months with her.

-[water running] -Do you have to do that, Tom?!

-[♪ faint music playing] -I don't wanna have to listen to the radio

and you singing while you're in the bathroom!

[♪ quirky music playing]

And I feel like they need an-- like, an overarching theme.

-[camera clicking] -It kinda cheapens the overall look.

This looks like a zombie that they're trying to hold back.

-Oh, look at the eyes. -And the eyes.

-[camera clicking] -[Aaron] And I think that that hand

that's sticking out definitely should go with the children

-and the zombies. -Yes, 'cause that would work.

[Otis] Decorating, it's art for me.

You can look at something

-and take from somebody... -[camera clicking]

...and just do it in a different way.

[Nelson] He came creeping up

when I was doing my skeleton,

and I was trying to keep it under wraps,

and he comes wandering inside and I'm like, "Really, dude?"

[clapping] Stop fucking telling people...

-Okay. -...what we're doing. You always do that.

-[clearing throat] -You always think someone is your friend,

and then you get backstabbed. I'm serious.

You gotta learn how to keep secrets,

especially if we're gonna jump

into another competition with him.

Now, he's complaining about how Otis

is stealing his ideas and all this other stuff.

And I'm like, "Stealing your ideas?"

Like, Otis, like, even though he gets on my nerves

with the Halloween stuff, but he's doing this stuff

all day, every day.

I don't see Nelson outside doing nothing.

I didn't know Otis was like this until we bought this house.

I said, "If I knew you were this obsessed,

I don't think I would have married you."

I actually put real teeth in this guy.

My upbringing was pretty rough.

I didn't get to do this as a young kid.

I didn't have a house to decorate

and-- and do all these crazy things to.

This, what you're looking at right here was inspired

by a movie that was directed by Mel Gibson called Apocalypto.

-[TV playing] -Am I allowed to watch this?

Yeah, with the skull pile at the bottom.

-Dad, he took-- -'Cause y-you see that?

The body part just taken out. He took out his heart.

Odin helps me a lot.

He gave-- gave me some ideas, too.

We sit and talk 365 Halloween.

He loves it.

[Nelson] When I have my kids,

I always, uh, try to figure out something

that they can participate.

[Otis] Our kids are friends.

They play when they come over here.

[Sasha] They're kids, they're playing together.

Just let them be. That has no--

like, say to my kids, "Oh, you can't play with them anymore,

because I don't really care for their father."

That's not fair.

[♪ hip-hop music playing]

[Nelson] This actually might go viral. Maybe.

[excited chatter]

♪ When I dip, you dip, we dip ♪

[Otis] You know, Kamala Harris license plate

with a clown face, my wife, she's offended by that.

It's just the gaudiness of it.

Every day, I had to deal with at least five or six people

asking me about him because of his Trump signs.

[Nelson] I get tons of support and love from people

-that I drive by. -[car horn honking]

We live in a diverse neighborhood.

Let's just do Halloween stuff. No politics.

-[visitor] This is your house? -[Otis] Yeah.

-Oh, beautiful house. -Thank you.

-This is really nice. Hey. -Thank you.

[visitor] There's lot of people in the street.

[Otis] I've had people coming by here

for the last eight weeks.

We're two days away from Halloween,

and he's not even set up yet.

Okay, um, these two strobe lights--

but there was four, there was four.

It's not fully ready, but it's gonna be terrifying.

[Philip Gonzales] Can I share with you some Christian tracts?

Go home. Read it. Take-- take it home.

-[Otis] You're handing these out to people? -Yeah.

[Otis] My little son just came over to me with this.

-Leave. Leave. -I understand.

-I unders-- -Leave! Get outta here now!

[Otis] Bye. Bye. Bye.

There's this guy out here.

He's handing out these flyers that say "Bewitched."

'Cause he thinks Halloween is demonic.

[♪ eerie music playing]

[escalator squeaking]

[subway chimes]

Take this, read it.

Halloween is witchcraft.

The tracts expose the darkness and introducing the light.

Coming here for over 20 years.

End times is here.

Wake up. Smell the coffee.

This is Sodom and Gomorrah right here, Sodom and Gomorrah.

This is the last days of the last days.

Wake up.

This is a shortcut to go to my house,

to avoid running into neighbors. Too much neighbors.

This is Penny, who likes to lie a lot.

-I like to lie? -Don't tear it up now.

-Take it. -You know nobody's reading this. Nobody's reading this stuff.

-It's going to the garbage. -Don't worry, people read it.

It literally was made up by humans.

-Listen to Jesus. -Jesus is dead. He died.

-Bye. -You're a hypocrite yourself.

Why are you running away, you coward?

They don't like the tracts, and they tear it up.

It's good to read. How to get to Heaven.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

-[paper ripping] -[pamphlets dropping]

[paper ripping]

So, the first signs I met of my neighbor, Philip,

was I saw one of these. This is a-- a Chick tract.

So, it looks like a comic, but then you-- you start reading it,

and before you know it, bigotry, homophobia,

anti-LGBTQ messages.

-Everybody's going to hell. -[overlapping voices]

I grew up in an ultra-Orthodox community in Jerusalem,

in a Yiddish-speaking, anti-Zionist home.

And my life in that community was very rigid.

It's like you have rules for every step of the day.

Your entire life is around religion.

And when I was approximately 20 years old,

I left that community, and many of my family members

stopped talking to me after I came out as trans.

I have a problem with fundamentalism.

-Do you ever see this, like, going on? -Yeah, of course.

Do you ever interact with him? Little booklets around here?

Yeah, it's a guy that does that.

Sometimes if you get into a conflict with somebody,

it's a good thing 'cause it helps them to change.

[whooshing]

[Linda] ...asked you not to run that thing

up and down around here in front of my house.

You wanna do it, you go out to the street.

-You don't do it here. -You've never mentioned it before.

That's sad. A grown man your age

has to get little play toys.

You'll get there before me, you're the one

puffing on the cigarettes.

Oh, you are so rude and so nasty.

[♪ quirky music playing]

[electric motor whirring]

[Tom] I own my own business. Work goes up and down sometimes.

And, uh, it got slow and we couldn't pay rent,

so we were evicted, so we moved out.

We had nowhere to go.

I thought about Linda, so I showed up at her house,

just pretty much, uh, told her, you know,

"I'm in a kind of a hard spot right now."

Before I could even finish my sentence, she said,

"You don't even need to pay me anything. Just get on your feet."

We weren't gonna do that. We wanted to pay her.

It was like one day everything was okay, and the next day, it wasn't.

You pick your battles.

And the other ones, you don't run,

but you walk away from.

I'm involved in battles in my life.

I'm still involved with squatters,

and I'm still involved with Ruby.

She is a person who I think would kill me

if she thought she could get by with it.

She probably would set this house on fire with me in it.

I do know she has a criminal record.

-[TV static hissing] -[VCR whirring]

[announcer] ...watching the Channel Four news at 6:00.

Only on 4 tonight, a former stripper

charged with cyberstalking.

[reporter] She admits to creating a website

displaying photos of her and [bleep] having sex.

He said she ruined his life.

I will love him till the day I die.

I hope he becomes a better person.

I wish he would quit lying.

A six-year relationship.

At no point did I see that he was a married man.

Anybody can recover from a punch,

but it takes a long time, if at all,

to rebuild your reputation.

So, you know, I created this website,

pre-Myspace, pre-Facebook.

This is me and [bleep],

obviously in a room having a good time. [chuckles]

This picture is [bleep], he is on his knees.

He's in the corner of the room.

His anatomy is on full display.

This was some of our toys.

We were having all kinds of fun.

I spent seven months in jail

due to demanding an apology...

which I think set the tone for the rest of my life.

I could never really trust people.

If somebody hurts me, I-- I do tend to lash back.

Absolutely being stalked by her. There is no doubt about it.

My family, my property, my friends.

I really believe that Mrs. Kelly

has some sort of obsession with me.

It is not normal to do this kind of thing

for this amount of time,

and to the ferocity she's done it.

I know how bad my mental state is

if I get really upset.

I-- [stammering] I see myself just losing it.

I have dreams about it.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

Running over her in my car.

I have that one a lot.

And I see her, and she turns around,

and she starts laughing and pointing,

and I just run over her.

First thing is I'm a little bit scared,

and then my brain says, "But it was Kelly you killed."

It was her. You just did the world a favor.

'Cause if I could reach a point in my dream

where I justify what I did, there's no guilt.

[laughing]

[birdsong]

[♪ soft, eerie music playing]

-[child] Mom? -Hey, princess.

-Do you know where Dad is? -[April] I have no clue.

Can you go get your doll and stuff out of the car

and go get everything else that needs to get out of the car?

[♪ eerie music intensifying]

[latex squeaking]

[Otis] This is a mess here. Let me clean this up.

I'll just lay these out the way.

[April] This is not thick enough.

-The fog needs to be thicker. -Well...

Odin, why don't you go put your costume on now?

-Get dressed, guys. -[fog machine hissing]

-[high-pitched screaming] -[thunder rumbling]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[children laughing]

[toy gun clicking]

-[growling] -[people screaming]

The judges are coming.

[judges chattering]

[Donald] But however, I noticed something here

on the foot of the skeleton.

[Nelson] The judges come by to observe my display,

but it's hard for me to read their expression

from underneath the mask.

[Nelson] You know, they're jotting down a lot of notes.

I'm sweating like a dog.

-[person shrieks] -I agree.

I think the coffin is very nice.

[Patricia] Yeah.

-[creepy moaning] -[crying]

[♪ dramatic, eerie music playing]

-[distant screaming] -[thunder rumbling]

[Otis] I'm a little anxious.

We have one judge in particular, Patty,

she used to work in Spirit Halloween.

Her eye knows exactly what she's looking for.

Her decision is crucial.

[laughter and shrieking]

[evil cackling]

[people screaming]

[♪ dramatic music intensifying]

[echoing screams]

[Robin] Watch-- Slow down, slow down.

-Gary, look at-- brake. -[horn honking]

-Look at this guy. Stop! -Oy!

Slow down, Gary, God!

[Robin] It's not a rush. Court begins at 1:30.

-[Gary] Gotta get over... -There's a truck on your right.

-Slow down! Put your brake on! -[truck horn honking]

And then-- Oh! Just stop.

-Wish me luck. Mwah! -[horn honking]

[Linda] We are going to the courthouse.

I always get sick to my stomach

anytime I have to go in there.

[♪ sneaky, percussive music playing]

You could have filed a 977.

'Cause you're an attorney and you know

that that's something you shoulda done.

It's a criminal offense. I can't buy a gun.

There's a whole lot of stuff I can't do

with that thing hanging over my head.

You never called any of my witnesses.

You didn't do anything. You're not my attorney anymore.

[Halloween prop cackling]

[Otis] Due to this house competition,

I'm going through my TikTok and I got this nasty message

from a lady named Rose.

"I find credit needs to be given to the true artist.

"I've followed the OG Halloween house

"on that block for many years.

No originality. Bargain barrel."

That's gotta be Nelson.

There's a lot of haters out here, but you know.

Oh well, you learn from that.

I would never say nothing like that to him.

I'd rather say it to his face.

So, we'll see. We'll see what happens.

But, yeah, if we win, we are gonna do--

If he wins, I win, so...

[♪ tense percussive music playing]

[♪ music stops abruptly]

[lights buzzing]

-[April] Go ahead. -Yo, look at me.

You-- Turn around and look at me.

-What? -Who's Rose?

-That's what. -Who's Rose?

-[Otis] Yeah. -[April] That's my colleague.

-Yeah, you talk to her about that. -You got something to say?

"Ha ha. If it was his own, he should thank

-his talented neighbor." -[April] Mm-hmm.

-What's that mean? -We're gonna go through this? Really?

-[April] Throughout the years. -I wanna know. You-- I mean--

You didn't-- you didn't request any help from me today

because you have the knowledge already.

So, I don't know why I gotta have this discussion with you.

-[Otis] Yeah, yeah, yeah. -I've been here since '96.

-Okay, what does that mean? -You're a newcomer.

And I'm getting more traffic than you.

Just because you have deep pockets, doesn't mean crap.

-[Otis] What does that mean? -You have true talent.

-What does that mean? -And that talent came from me.

You want to see that skeleton? How about-- Where--

-Yeah, let's go. Come on, let's go look. -Let's walk over there.

-Let's go look. -Let me pinpoint all these things.

Let's go look. What'd you do for me? Show me.

-That Dracula up there. That's all me. -That's what he did.

-That's what he did. He put a little Asian glaze. -Did that. Okay.

That skeleton was through to me.

-[Otis] Hold on. -All these skeletons, all this...

-You did-- you did these? -...was all based on me.

-From me. -Or did you say-- did you show me?

-And I took the knowledge, I took the time. -Yes, I showed you, exactly.

-Yeah, exactly. -You didn't teach me. You showed me.

[clapping] You know the difference from showing and teaching?

Do you know the difference? Look at me.

-Do you know the difference? -Whoa, whoa.

[overlapping chatter]

Do you know the difference from showing and teaching?

-You could-- No. -Don't put your hands on me, 'cause I do got a wife.

-Don't touch me. Don't touch me. -[kid] Calm the fuck down!

-Tell me. Tell me. -[Nelson] Yeah.

Dude, I got two sons. Go-- go eat some cereal.

-No, calm the fuck down. -[April] Don't talk to my child that way!

-Got it? Okay? -Go eat some cereal, get this kid outta here.

-Let's go. Come on. -I have two sons, bro, stop.

-Come on, let's go. -Stop. Stop.

-[overlapping chatter] -It's not worth it, bro.

End this damn competition. You know. Whatever.

Don't walk, come on. Just-- Finish schooling me.

-[♪ dramatic music playing] -[owl hooting]

[Halloween prop] Your soul will be mine!

Welcome to the Bloomfield Halloween competition live stream.

[Patricia] Before we get into announcing our winner,

it was just an incredible year

for Halloween decorating in Bloomfield,

with some of the spookiest,

most creative work we've ever seen.

Okay, starting off, we have Nelson Santos. Wow.

I love the story that he tells. And I love the experience.

I think that Nelson could have had more decorations.

[Patricia] I mean, I don't like overkill.

That worked very well. Unfortunately, they only do it

on Halloween itself.

I liked Otis' house, I definitely did.

He definitely has the philosophy, in my opinion,

of, like, more is better.

He had so many things going on,

but there was really no story. There were a lot of creatures.

The time has come.

Drum roll!

[evil cackling]

The winner is...

[♪ suspenseful music playing]

[all] Otis!

What?

[judges] Congratulations, Otis!

[exhales sharply]

-[Otis] You feel proud, man? You happy? -[Odin] Yeah.

-Yeah. -This is what we do.

We work all year, and we get better.

It is what it is.

But there's always next year. [chuckles]

[owl hooting]

[Robin] I do occasionally have a vengeful side.

I want Tom to serve Linda Crosnoe

this restraining order on my behalf.

Hey, I really appreciate you meeting me here, and...

She derives pleasure out of hurting people,

-causing them grief. -Yes. That, I've seen.

She needs to be taught a-- a serious lesson.

She has to have that restraining order,

but I can't give it to her.

But she wouldn't be expecting...

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Tom] Me.

-That would really be helpful. -I would love to.

Nothing would give me more joy.

Find out where she's having lunch

and put on a costume.

I'll dress up like a surgeon. Yeah.

You could-- Surgeon, perfect, yeah.

I-It's time for Linda Crosnoe--

[Tom] To go down.

[Linda] I think a lot of what's going on in my life,

all these upheavals and all this drama,

I think these are just debts.

But I think that's what it is.

I guess that's why I stay strong enough

just to push my way through it.

That's why I'm not afraid of dying,

'cause I know pretty much what to expect.

[clearing throat]

[choking, wheezing]

[crew] Are you choking? Yeah?

-Oh, my God. -[crew 1] Are you okay?

[crew 2] That was really scary.

I was about two seconds from sticking my finger

down my throat and throwing up.

[laughing]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[crunching]

Oh, God. Could I have the phone?

-[crew] Yeah. -Could I borrow your phone?

I'm here on behalf of Robin.

I'm serving you some papers. This is a restraining order,

which you are in violation of.

Would you-- Could you please just give--

Would you just hand me my paperwork?

Also, you're not allowed to come within nine feet

or three meters of that fence, so you should be aware that

-you're gonna go to jail soon. -[Linda] Okay, sure.

Alright, why don't you give 'em a call

and tell 'em to come-- tell 'em I'm here?

Alright, you've been served.

-The sheriff has been trying their best to serve you. -Oh, my God.

-You are not to touch my fence. -I know what this is.

You are to stay away from me and my family.

-You have been served. -I want to call the police.

-[911 dispatcher] How can I help you? -Yes, could I get an officer

come and meet me at Panera's?

-[dispatcher] I'm sorry, where? -Well, this is at Panera's.

-[dispatcher] Panera Bread? -Yeah.

[dispatcher] And the person that served you the restraining order,

-did they leave? -They're still here.

And they're hanging out by Del Taco.

[dispatcher] Are there any weapons involved?

-Guns? Knives? -[Linda] I don't know.

[dispatcher] We'll have an officer meet you at the Panera Bread.

[Linda] I still would like a report made

that she showed up here. You can't do that?

There's no crime, so I'm not gonna do a report for no crime.

They're still hanging out inside the Del Taco.

I'm really afraid to leave.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[camera beeping]

[♪ gentle music playing]

[camera beeps]

[giggling]

[Linda] The fat lady hasn't sung yet.

I'm a true believer in right makes might.

Something will be done about getting justice.

[Jigsaw] I want to play a game.

[Linda] And I believe that in the end,

everybody gets their comeuppance...

in some form or another.

[voice echoing] It happens.

[Nelson] That incident that happened with me and Otis

ended our friendship.

You know, like... what happened,

like, you try to be a good role model to your kids,

you know, and then some knucklehead,

you know, decides to do something stupid to agitate you.

So, I've had inci-- incidents happen.

[phone ringtone playing "Halloween" theme]

[♪ gentle music resumes playing]

You know who's gonna suffer, is the kids.

[kids chattering]

[Otis] This little beef, or whatever's going on,

you don't gotta be my friend or whatever, but our kids

do like each other, so just let that happen.

Dude don't gotta ever talk to me again, it don't mean nothing.

[kids squealing, laughter echoing]

[Philip] Have to repent and read your Bible.

Last days. Free. Salvation is free.

-Last days of the last days. -[heckler] Jesus, help us!

-Salvation is free. -[heckler] That's what the Lord says.

-The tracts are free. -"Spread my word."

-I talked to the Holy Spirit. -You just came out of the church.

You wanna spread the word of the Lord, right?

This little booklet will tell you all.

-Come on, salvation is free. -[heckler] Spread the word!

-Phil? -Yeah, what's up?

God bless you, my brother.

This thing with your neighbor, how will you--

How would you, as a-- a Christian man, resolve that?

-I give them the tracts. -Well, how about this?

When they need help, you help 'em.

Your deeds, you kill with kindness.

They say, "I can't argue. He loves me."

People can't argue when they're loved.

[♪ uplifting music playing]

[whooshing]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

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