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1 00:01:08,001 -- 00:01:16,001 15 minutes early, Mr. Craig. The early bird gets the worm.

2 00:01:16,077 -- 00:01:18,410 The early bird gets the worm.

3 00:01:57,550 -- 00:02:05,524 Is it Christmas yet? Hey. Morning, sunshine.

4 00:02:05,526 -- 00:02:07,059 Hey. Morning, sunshine. Is it Christmas?

5 00:02:07,061 -- 00:02:08,994 Morning, sunshine. Is it Christmas? Not yet, Mom.

6 00:02:08,996 -- 00:02:11,063 Is it Christmas? Not yet, Mom. Soon, though.

7 00:02:11,065 -- 00:02:12,331 Not yet, Mom. Soon, though. See?

8 00:02:12,333 -- 00:02:14,666 Soon, though. See?

9 00:02:20,206 -- 00:02:24,009 You get dressed. I'll make breakfast.

10 00:02:34,888 -- 00:02:39,124 Hope you're enjoying all that whipped cream, Mr. Third Suspension This Year.

11 00:02:39,126 -- 00:02:41,994 Whipped cream, Mr. Third Suspension This Year. Really? How long this time?

12 00:02:41,996 -- 00:02:43,862 Mr. Third Suspension This Year. Really? How long this time? Till after the holidays.

13 00:02:43,864 -- 00:02:45,297 Really? How long this time? Till after the holidays. You need to get serious about

14 00:02:45,299 -- 00:02:46,231 Till after the holidays. You need to get serious about your education, son.

15 00:02:46,233 -- 00:02:47,132 You need to get serious about your education, son.

16 00:02:47,134 -- 00:02:48,333 Your education, son. Says the guy who dropped out

17 00:02:48,335 -- 00:02:49,468 Says the guy who dropped out of law school before he even

18 00:02:49,470 -- 00:02:49,902 Says the guy who dropped out of law school before he even started.

19 00:02:49,904 -- 00:02:51,103 Of law school before he even started. Excuse me?

20 00:02:51,105 -- 00:02:51,970 Started. Excuse me? Ellis?

21 00:02:51,972 -- 00:02:53,372 Excuse me? Ellis? We're in here!

22 00:02:53,374 -- 00:02:54,773 Ellis? We're in here! She's gonna want lights outside.

23 00:02:54,775 -- 00:02:56,074 We're in here! She's gonna want lights outside. I took them out of the closet.

24 00:02:56,076 -- 00:02:59,378 She's gonna want lights outside. I took them out of the closet. You deal with that.

25 00:02:59,380 -- 00:03:00,846 I took them out of the closet. You deal with that. Where's Ellis?

26 00:03:00,848 -- 00:03:03,982 You deal with that. Where's Ellis? Ellis is in California, Mom.

27 00:03:03,984 -- 00:03:07,686 Where's Ellis? Ellis is in California, Mom. Hmm.

28 00:03:07,688 -- 00:03:08,787 Ellis is in California, Mom. Hmm.

29 00:03:08,789 -- 00:03:10,222 Hmm. Ellis is coming home

30 00:03:10,224 -- 00:03:11,823 Ellis is coming home for Christmas.

31 00:03:11,825 -- 00:03:13,458 Ellis is coming home for Christmas. Well, he didn't come home

32 00:03:13,460 -- 00:03:15,260 for Christmas. Well, he didn't come home last Christmas or the Christmas

33 00:03:15,262 -- 00:03:16,995 Well, he didn't come home last Christmas or the Christmas before that or Mother's Day or

34 00:03:16,997 -- 00:03:17,930 last Christmas or the Christmas before that or Mother's Day or your birthday.

35 00:03:17,932 -- 00:03:19,231 Before that or Mother's Day or your birthday. Ah.

36 00:03:19,233 -- 00:03:21,200 Your birthday. Ah. Christmas wishes always come

37 00:03:21,202 -- 00:03:22,234 Ah. Christmas wishes always come true.

38 00:03:22,236 -- 00:03:23,168 Christmas wishes always come true.

39 00:03:23,170 -- 00:03:24,636 true. He doesn't call home.

40 00:03:24,638 -- 00:03:26,071 He doesn't call home. He doesn't come home.

41 00:03:26,073 -- 00:03:27,573 He doesn't call home. He doesn't come home. Remember?

42 00:03:27,575 -- 00:03:29,541 He doesn't come home. Remember? He came for Halloween that one

43 00:03:29,543 -- 00:03:32,077 Remember? He came for Halloween that one year dressed like a

44 00:03:32,079 -- 00:03:33,078 He came for Halloween that one year dressed like a cowboy.

45 00:03:33,080 -- 00:03:35,847 Year dressed like a cowboy. That was me, Mom. Gerry.

46 00:03:35,849 -- 00:03:38,417 Cowboy. That was me, Mom. Gerry. I was 8.

47 00:03:38,419 -- 00:03:42,221 That was me, Mom. Gerry. I was 8. Gerry's dead, baby.

48 00:03:42,223 -- 00:03:44,756 I was 8. Gerry's dead, baby. Here, Mom.

49 00:03:44,758 -- 00:03:46,959 Gerry's dead, baby. Here, Mom. Eat your pancakes.

50 00:03:46,961 -- 00:03:48,393 Here, Mom. Eat your pancakes. I don't want pancakes.

51 00:03:48,395 -- 00:03:51,763 Eat your pancakes. I don't want pancakes. I want grits.

52 00:03:51,765 -- 00:03:53,632 I don't want pancakes. I want grits. Okay. Okay.

53 00:03:53,634 -- 00:03:56,568 I want grits. Okay. Okay. I'll get you grits.

54 00:03:56,570 -- 00:03:58,804 Okay. Okay. I'll get you grits.

55 00:04:07,513 -- 00:04:12,050 50. That's the number of cases we'll have settled this year once we

56 00:04:12,052 -- 00:04:14,119 That's the number of cases we'll have settled this year once we get Wesley on board.

57 00:04:14,121 -- 00:04:15,621 Have settled this year once we get Wesley on board. It's a record, people.

58 00:04:15,623 -- 00:04:16,989 Get Wesley on board. It's a record, people. Amazing.

59 00:04:16,991 -- 00:04:18,123 It's a record, people. Amazing. Bonuses for everyone?

60 00:04:18,125 -- 00:04:18,991 Amazing. Bonuses for everyone?

61 00:04:18,993 -- 00:04:20,459 Bonuses for everyone? And time off for holidays.

62 00:04:20,461 -- 00:04:21,793 And time off for holidays.

63 00:04:21,795 -- 00:04:23,328 And time off for holidays. Okay.

64 00:04:23,330 -- 00:04:24,730 Okay. Um, what day does Christmas

65 00:04:24,732 -- 00:04:25,764 Okay. Um, what day does Christmas fall on this year?

66 00:04:25,766 -- 00:04:27,332 Um, what day does Christmas fall on this year? December 25th.

67 00:04:27,334 -- 00:04:29,167 Fall on this year? December 25th. I know that, smartass.

68 00:04:29,169 -- 00:04:30,302 December 25th. I know that, smartass. What day of the week?

69 00:04:30,304 -- 00:04:30,902 I know that, smartass. What day of the week? Sunday.

70 00:04:30,904 -- 00:04:32,771 What day of the week? Sunday. Thank you.

71 00:04:32,773 -- 00:04:34,339 Sunday. Thank you. Fine. Take Saturday and Sunday.

72 00:04:34,341 -- 00:04:35,941 Thank you. Fine. Take Saturday and Sunday. Be back in the office 6:00 a.m.

73 00:04:35,943 -- 00:04:36,942 Fine. Take Saturday and Sunday. Be back in the office 6:00 a.m. on Monday morning.

74 00:04:36,944 -- 00:04:40,412 Be back in the office 6:00 a.m. on Monday morning.

75 00:04:40,414 -- 00:04:41,847 on Monday morning. I thought you said we were

76 00:04:41,849 -- 00:04:44,583 I thought you said we were going away for the holidays.

77 00:04:44,585 -- 00:04:46,318 I thought you said we were going away for the holidays. Ahh.

78 00:04:46,320 -- 00:04:47,586 Going away for the holidays. Ahh. Change of plans.

79 00:04:47,588 -- 00:04:48,754 Ahh. Change of plans. I got to jump on a few cases for

80 00:04:48,756 -- 00:04:52,424 Change of plans. I got to jump on a few cases for the New Year.

81 00:04:52,426 -- 00:04:53,558 I got to jump on a few cases for the New Year. All right, let's get back to

82 00:04:53,560 -- 00:04:53,925 the New Year. All right, let's get back to work.

83 00:04:53,927 -- 00:04:55,160 All right, let's get back to work. These cases aren't gonna settle

84 00:04:55,162 -- 00:04:56,762 work. These cases aren't gonna settle themselves.

85 00:04:56,764 -- 00:05:00,699 These cases aren't gonna settle themselves. Bah humbug.

86 00:05:00,701 -- 00:05:02,768 Themselves. Bah humbug.

87 00:05:11,544 -- 00:05:15,047 Hello? Ellis? Ha. Gotcha.

88 00:05:15,049 -- 00:05:16,481 Ellis? Ha. Gotcha. You've reached the voice mailbox

89 00:05:16,483 -- 00:05:17,916 Ha. Gotcha. You've reached the voice mailbox of the one and only Ellis Craig.

90 00:05:17,918 -- 00:05:19,551 You've reached the voice mailbox of the one and only Ellis Craig. If you're lucky and important

91 00:05:19,553 -- 00:05:21,086 of the one and only Ellis Craig. If you're lucky and important enough,

92 00:05:21,088 -- 00:05:21,553 If you're lucky and important enough,

93 00:05:21,555 -- 00:05:22,921 Enough, Ciao.

94 00:05:22,923 -- 00:05:24,189 Back. Ciao. Should we call him again?

95 00:05:24,191 -- 00:05:26,658 Ciao. Should we call him again? Mom...

96 00:05:26,660 -- 00:05:27,592 Should we call him again? Mom... Call him again.

97 00:05:27,594 -- 00:05:29,261 Mom... Call him again. I'll leave a message this time.

98 00:05:29,263 -- 00:05:30,262 Call him again. I'll leave a message this time.

99 00:05:30,264 -- 00:05:32,264 I'll leave a message this time.

100 00:05:32,266 -- 00:05:33,799 Hello?

101 00:05:33,801 -- 00:05:35,934 Hello? Ha. Gotcha.

102 00:05:35,936 -- 00:05:37,336 Hello? Ha. Gotcha. You've reached the voice mailbox

103 00:05:37,338 -- 00:05:38,770 Ha. Gotcha. You've reached the voice mailbox of the one and only Ellis Craig.

104 00:05:38,772 -- 00:05:40,439 You've reached the voice mailbox of the one and only Ellis Craig. If you're lucky and important

105 00:05:40,441 -- 00:05:41,973 of the one and only Ellis Craig. If you're lucky and important enough,

106 00:05:41,975 -- 00:05:42,474 If you're lucky and important enough,

107 00:05:42,476 -- 00:05:43,542 Enough, Ciao.

108 00:05:43,544 -- 00:05:44,976 Back. Ciao. This message is for

109 00:05:44,978 -- 00:05:45,877 Ciao. This message is for Ellis Craig.

110 00:05:45,879 -- 00:05:47,112 This message is for Ellis Craig. Ellis, it's Mom...

111 00:05:47,114 -- 00:05:48,480 Ellis Craig. Ellis, it's Mom... Yo, a little help?

112 00:05:48,482 -- 00:05:49,881 Ellis, it's Mom... Yo, a little help? How are you doing?

113 00:05:49,883 -- 00:05:51,049 Yo, a little help? How are you doing? Hey, hey, hey.

114 00:05:51,051 -- 00:05:53,251 How are you doing? Hey, hey, hey. I'm waiting for you to come

115 00:05:53,253 -- 00:05:54,753 Hey, hey, hey. I'm waiting for you to come to Christmas, yeah.

116 00:05:54,755 -- 00:05:56,254 I'm waiting for you to come to Christmas, yeah. They're playing with the

117 00:05:56,256 -- 00:05:56,888 to Christmas, yeah. They're playing with the lights.

118 00:05:56,890 -- 00:05:59,458 They're playing with the lights.

119 00:05:59,460 -- 00:06:00,559 Lights. You get your shift changed to

120 00:06:00,561 -- 00:06:01,960 You get your shift changed to days yet?

121 00:06:01,962 -- 00:06:03,061 You get your shift changed to days yet? Grandma's getting worse.

122 00:06:03,063 -- 00:06:04,396 Days yet? Grandma's getting worse. She's flipping out every night.

123 00:06:04,398 -- 00:06:06,431 Grandma's getting worse. She's flipping out every night. Yeah, I know.

124 00:06:06,433 -- 00:06:07,499 She's flipping out every night. Yeah, I know. That's what happens at this

125 00:06:07,501 -- 00:06:09,301 Yeah, I know. That's what happens at this stage, son.

126 00:06:09,303 -- 00:06:10,802 That's what happens at this stage, son. I'm trying to switch, but nobody

127 00:06:10,804 -- 00:06:12,070 stage, son. I'm trying to switch, but nobody wants the graveyard shift.

128 00:06:12,072 -- 00:06:13,505 I'm trying to switch, but nobody wants the graveyard shift. I understand that, but it's

129 00:06:13,507 -- 00:06:14,406 wants the graveyard shift. I understand that, but it's just kind of tough for me to

130 00:06:14,408 -- 00:06:15,307 I understand that, but it's just kind of tough for me to take care of her every single

131 00:06:15,309 -- 00:06:15,807 just kind of tough for me to take care of her every single day, you know?

132 00:06:15,809 -- 00:06:16,775 Take care of her every single day, you know? Well, you're just gonna have

133 00:06:16,777 -- 00:06:17,743 day, you know? Well, you're just gonna have to deal with it, Junior, 'cause

134 00:06:17,745 -- 00:06:18,543 Well, you're just gonna have to deal with it, Junior, 'cause I got enough on my plate.

135 00:06:18,545 -- 00:06:19,678 To deal with it, Junior, 'cause I got enough on my plate. It's not like you're busy with

136 00:06:19,680 -- 00:06:21,780 I got enough on my plate. It's not like you're busy with school, right?

137 00:06:21,782 -- 00:06:24,049 It's not like you're busy with school, right? Oh, I want you to come home

138 00:06:24,051 -- 00:06:25,217 school, right? Oh, I want you to come home on Christmas.

139 00:06:25,219 -- 00:06:27,219 Oh, I want you to come home on Christmas. Talk to your mom lately?

140 00:06:27,221 -- 00:06:29,221 On Christmas. Talk to your mom lately? Nah. You?

141 00:06:29,223 -- 00:06:30,622 Talk to your mom lately? Nah. You? If you call sending me

142 00:06:30,624 -- 00:06:31,923 Nah. You? If you call sending me divorce papers talking.

143 00:06:31,925 -- 00:06:33,325 If you call sending me divorce papers talking. Dad, don't you think it's

144 00:06:33,327 -- 00:06:34,726 divorce papers talking. Dad, don't you think it's time for you and Mom to just

145 00:06:34,728 -- 00:06:36,628 Dad, don't you think it's time for you and Mom to just give up?

146 00:06:36,630 -- 00:06:37,763 Time for you and Mom to just give up? I'm never giving up on your

147 00:06:37,765 -- 00:06:39,097 give up? I'm never giving up on your mother.

148 00:06:39,099 -- 00:06:40,298 I'm never giving up on your mother. Once we get out of this little

149 00:06:40,300 -- 00:06:41,500 mother. Once we get out of this little slump and I start making some

150 00:06:41,502 -- 00:06:42,768 Once we get out of this little slump and I start making some real money, we'll be fine, okay?

151 00:06:42,770 -- 00:06:43,735 Slump and I start making some real money, we'll be fine, okay? And then we'll get back

152 00:06:43,737 -- 00:06:46,238 real money, we'll be fine, okay? And then we'll get back together, okay?

153 00:06:46,240 -- 00:06:47,672 And then we'll get back together, okay? Okay, but I just

154 00:06:47,674 -- 00:06:48,673 together, okay? Okay, but I just don't think it's...

155 00:06:48,675 -- 00:06:50,108 Okay, but I just don't think it's I better get Mom back inside.

156 00:06:50,110 -- 00:06:52,344 Don't think it's... I better get Mom back inside. Mom?

157 00:06:52,346 -- 00:06:55,480 I better get Mom back inside. Mom? It's a little chilly out here.

158 00:06:55,482 -- 00:06:58,383 Mom? It's a little chilly out here. Come on.

159 00:06:58,385 -- 00:06:59,851 It's a little chilly out here. Come on. Finish this up.

160 00:06:59,853 -- 00:07:05,257 Come on. Finish this up. I'll be right back.

161 00:07:05,259 -- 00:07:07,592 Finish this up. I'll be right back.

162 00:07:07,594 -- 00:07:09,594 I'll be right back. That's when I told your father

163 00:07:09,596 -- 00:07:11,430 That's when I told your father to go chop down the biggest

164 00:07:11,432 -- 00:07:13,398 That's when I told your father to go chop down the biggest Christmas tree he could find.

165 00:07:13,400 -- 00:07:15,534 To go chop down the biggest Christmas tree he could find.

166 00:07:15,536 -- 00:07:17,669 Christmas tree he could find. And you know what that man did?

167 00:07:17,671 -- 00:07:18,336 And you know what that man did? Mom...

168 00:07:18,338 -- 00:07:19,304 And you know what that man did? Mom...

169 00:07:19,306 -- 00:07:20,906 Mom... I have to get to work.

170 00:07:20,908 -- 00:07:24,743 I have to get to work. He brought back the biggest

171 00:07:24,745 -- 00:07:27,112 I have to get to work. He brought back the biggest Christmas tree, and he couldn't

172 00:07:27,114 -- 00:07:28,647 He brought back the biggest Christmas tree, and he couldn't even get it through the front

173 00:07:28,649 -- 00:07:29,481 Christmas tree, and he couldn't even get it through the front door.

174 00:07:29,483 -- 00:07:30,615 Even get it through the front door.

175 00:07:30,617 -- 00:07:33,218 Door. Mom, listen. I...

176 00:07:33,220 -- 00:07:34,686 Mom, listen. I... Shh.

177 00:07:34,688 -- 00:07:37,022 Mom, listen. I... Shh. I'm talking to Ellis.

178 00:07:42,228 -- 00:07:46,198 That was the most beautiful tree. He finally got it into the

179 00:07:46,200 -- 00:07:47,699 tree. He finally got it into the house.

180 00:07:47,701 -- 00:07:50,268 He finally got it into the house. All the lights.

181 00:07:50,270 -- 00:07:52,003 House. All the lights. It was so beautiful.

182 00:07:52,005 -- 00:07:54,372 All the lights. It was so beautiful.

183 00:07:54,374 -- 00:07:57,442 It was so beautiful. Oh, man.

184 00:07:57,444 -- 00:07:59,444 Oh, man. Whew. You good?

185 00:07:59,446 -- 00:08:02,714 Oh, man. Whew. You good?

186 00:08:02,716 -- 00:08:06,751 Whew. You good? I am beat.

187 00:08:06,753 -- 00:08:08,553 I am beat. I'm gonna get some

188 00:08:08,555 -- 00:08:09,821 I am beat. I'm gonna get some shuteye.

189 00:08:09,823 -- 00:08:11,723 I'm gonna get some shuteye.

190 00:08:15,895 -- 00:08:20,532 Can you, uh... Can you hit the... the light please, baby?

191 00:08:20,534 -- 00:08:23,001 The... the light please, baby? Ugh.

192 00:08:23,003 -- 00:08:26,104 Ugh.

193 00:08:26,106 -- 00:08:28,440 Ugh.

194 00:08:33,012 -- 00:08:35,213

195 00:08:43,589 -- 00:08:51,589 I wish Ellis would come home. I wish Ellis would come home.

196 00:08:52,933 -- 00:08:55,267 I wish Ellis would come home. I wish Ellis would come home.

197 00:09:09,448 -- 00:09:12,918 What are you doing here by yourself? My mom works at that new

198 00:09:12,920 -- 00:09:14,286 yourself? My mom works at that new place across the street.

199 00:09:14,288 -- 00:09:15,954 My mom works at that new place across the street. She couldn't find a sitter, so

200 00:09:15,956 -- 00:09:17,622 place across the street. She couldn't find a sitter, so she told me to wait over here.

201 00:09:17,624 -- 00:09:21,493 She couldn't find a sitter, so she told me to wait over here. Can I get two hot chocolates?

202 00:09:21,495 -- 00:09:26,498 She told me to wait over here. Can I get two hot chocolates? All right.

203 00:09:26,500 -- 00:09:28,466 Can I get two hot chocolates? All right. Oh, I want a cinnamon stick

204 00:09:28,468 -- 00:09:32,804 All right. Oh, I want a cinnamon stick in mine.

205 00:09:32,806 -- 00:09:37,943 Oh, I want a cinnamon stick in mine. Who's this guy?

206 00:09:37,945 -- 00:09:39,411 In mine. Who's this guy? Ah.

207 00:09:39,413 -- 00:09:40,478 Who's this guy? Ah. Thanks, mister.

208 00:09:40,480 -- 00:09:41,379 Ah. Thanks, mister. Yep.

209 00:09:41,381 -- 00:09:44,082 Thanks, mister. Yep. Who's that?

210 00:09:44,084 -- 00:09:45,951 Yep. Who's that? My brother.

211 00:09:45,953 -- 00:09:48,219 Who's that? My brother. For real? Is he famous?

212 00:09:48,221 -- 00:09:50,655 My brother. For real? Is he famous? What's his name?

213 00:09:50,657 -- 00:09:52,991 For real? Is he famous? What's his name? Mister, you hear me?

214 00:09:52,993 -- 00:09:55,060 What's his name? Mister, you hear me? Mister?

215 00:09:55,062 -- 00:09:59,297 Mister, you hear me? Mister?

216 00:09:59,299 -- 00:10:01,066 Mister? Yeah, when we were little, we

217 00:10:01,068 -- 00:10:02,133 Yeah, when we were little, we were really close.

218 00:10:02,135 -- 00:10:03,501 Yeah, when we were little, we were really close. We used to do everything

219 00:10:03,503 -- 00:10:04,936 were really close. We used to do everything together, including this.

220 00:10:04,938 -- 00:10:09,040 We used to do everything together, including this. Then my dad died two weeks after

221 00:10:09,042 -- 00:10:11,643 together, including this. Then my dad died two weeks after my 11th birthday.

222 00:10:11,645 -- 00:10:17,082 Then my dad died two weeks after my 11th birthday.

223 00:10:17,084 -- 00:10:20,652 My 11th birthday. And I had to be the man of the

224 00:10:20,654 -- 00:10:21,786 And I had to be the man of the house.

225 00:10:21,788 -- 00:10:24,089 And I had to be the man of the house. Took care of my brother and my

226 00:10:24,091 -- 00:10:27,692 house. Took care of my brother and my mom... as best as an 11-year-old

227 00:10:27,694 -- 00:10:30,095 Took care of my brother and my mom... as best as an 11-year-old could, you know?

228 00:10:30,097 -- 00:10:32,230 Mom... as best as an 11-year-old could, you know? I grew up, graduated from

229 00:10:32,232 -- 00:10:34,933 could, you know? I grew up, graduated from Morehouse, and was all set for

230 00:10:34,935 -- 00:10:39,504 I grew up, graduated from Morehouse, and was all set for law school.

231 00:10:39,506 -- 00:10:43,074 Morehouse, and was all set for law school. That's why my mom got sick.

232 00:10:43,076 -- 00:10:48,346 Law school. That's why my mom got sick. Found out she had Alzheimer's.

233 00:10:48,348 -- 00:10:49,614 That's why my mom got sick. Found out she had Alzheimer's.

234 00:10:49,616 -- 00:10:51,282 Found out she had Alzheimer's. He became this hotshot lawyer,

235 00:10:51,284 -- 00:10:54,452 He became this hotshot lawyer, and I ended up... here.

236 00:10:54,454 -- 00:10:55,654 He became this hotshot lawyer, and I ended up... here. Phew.

237 00:10:55,656 -- 00:10:57,122 And I ended up... here. Phew. I bet you wish you could trade

238 00:10:57,124 -- 00:11:01,126 Phew. I bet you wish you could trade places with him, huh?

239 00:11:01,128 -- 00:11:02,694 I bet you wish you could trade places with him, huh? Have a successful career in

240 00:11:02,696 -- 00:11:04,295 places with him, huh? Have a successful career in L.A. and more money than I can

241 00:11:04,297 -- 00:11:06,564 Have a successful career in L.A. and more money than I can spend while he slums it in this

242 00:11:06,566 -- 00:11:08,533 L.A. and more money than I can spend while he slums it in this two-bit town with a bratty son

243 00:11:08,535 -- 00:11:09,634 spend while he slums it in this two-bit town with a bratty son and a mother who doesn't even

244 00:11:09,636 -- 00:11:12,537 two-bit town with a bratty son and a mother who doesn't even know his name?

245 00:11:12,539 -- 00:11:15,774 And a mother who doesn't even know his name? Yeah.

246 00:11:15,776 -- 00:11:17,776 Know his name? Yeah. I wish.

247 00:11:17,778 -- 00:11:19,844 Yeah. I wish.

248 00:11:19,846 -- 00:11:25,817 I wish. All right, one more round.

249 00:11:25,819 -- 00:11:27,952 All right, one more round.

250 00:11:27,954 -- 00:11:29,020 All right, one more round. Uh-oh.

251 00:11:29,022 -- 00:11:30,555 Uh-oh. Sounds like your mom's off work.

252 00:11:30,557 -- 00:11:32,824 Uh-oh. Sounds like your mom's off work.

253 00:11:32,826 -- 00:11:35,160 Sounds like your mom's off work.

254 00:12:14,700 -- 00:12:22,700 Ellis?

255 00:12:24,144 -- 00:12:26,111 Ellis? Ma?

256 00:12:26,113 -- 00:12:27,212 Ellis? Ma? Ellis.

257 00:12:27,214 -- 00:12:29,581 Ma? Ellis. Ooh.

258 00:12:29,583 -- 00:12:31,216 Ellis. Ooh. You're not Ma.

259 00:12:31,218 -- 00:12:33,051 Ooh. You're not Ma. Would you mind waiting until

260 00:12:33,053 -- 00:12:34,552 You're not Ma. Would you mind waiting until I get out before you have

261 00:12:34,554 -- 00:12:35,420 Would you mind waiting until I get out before you have breakfast?

262 00:12:35,422 -- 00:12:36,187 I get out before you have breakfast? That's the least you can do

263 00:12:36,189 -- 00:12:40,358 breakfast? That's the least you can do after last night.

264 00:12:40,360 -- 00:12:42,026 That's the least you can do after last night. Who are you?

265 00:12:42,028 -- 00:12:43,762 After last night. Who are you? Okay. You know what, Ellis?

266 00:12:43,764 -- 00:12:44,562 Who are you? Okay. You know what, Ellis? "Ellis"?

267 00:12:44,564 -- 00:12:45,497 Okay. You know what, Ellis? "Ellis"? I can't with you. No.

268 00:12:45,499 -- 00:12:46,698 "Ellis"? I can't with you. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait.

269 00:12:46,700 -- 00:12:47,665 I can't with you. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. You just called me Ellis.

270 00:12:47,667 -- 00:12:48,767 Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. You just called me Ellis. Wait... Oh!

271 00:12:48,769 -- 00:12:49,434 You just called me Ellis. Wait... Oh!

272 00:12:49,436 -- 00:12:52,203 Wait... Oh! Ooh.

273 00:12:52,205 -- 00:12:57,675 Ooh. What is going on around here?

274 00:12:57,677 -- 00:13:01,146 Ooh. What is going on around here? Ah.

275 00:13:01,148 -- 00:13:03,348 What is going on around here? Ah. I'm my little brother.

276 00:13:03,350 -- 00:13:04,783 Ah. I'm my little brother.

277 00:13:04,785 -- 00:13:07,118 I'm my little brother. I have hair now.

278 00:13:07,120 -- 00:13:09,988 I have hair now.

279 00:13:09,990 -- 00:13:11,890 I have hair now. This...

280 00:13:11,892 -- 00:13:13,591 This... All right, little brother.

281 00:13:13,593 -- 00:13:15,160 This... All right, little brother.

282 00:13:15,162 -- 00:13:16,528 All right, little brother. The coffee shop is that way.

283 00:13:16,530 -- 00:13:18,296 The coffee shop is that way. So you make a right and then a

284 00:13:18,298 -- 00:13:19,898 The coffee shop is that way. So you make a right and then a left, and you're there.

285 00:13:19,900 -- 00:13:22,333 So you make a right and then a left, and you're there. That's... That's not bad.

286 00:13:22,335 -- 00:13:24,035 Left, and you're there. That's... That's not bad. Wait.

287 00:13:24,037 -- 00:13:25,770 That's... That's not bad. Wait. Oh!

288 00:13:25,772 -- 00:13:27,806 Wait. Oh! I'm a Magnum man now.

289 00:13:27,808 -- 00:13:29,140 Oh! I'm a Magnum man now. Yeah.

290 00:13:29,142 -- 00:13:33,745 I'm a Magnum man now. Yeah. Magnum.

291 00:13:33,747 -- 00:13:34,612 Yeah. Magnum. Um, hey.

292 00:13:34,614 -- 00:13:35,647 Magnum. Um, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

293 00:13:35,649 -- 00:13:37,048 Um, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Everyone told me you were

294 00:13:37,050 -- 00:13:38,149 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Everyone told me you were nothing but a player.

295 00:13:38,151 -- 00:13:39,050 Everyone told me you were nothing but a player. They were right.

296 00:13:39,052 -- 00:13:41,052 Nothing but a player. They were right. Well, j... No!

297 00:13:41,054 -- 00:13:43,888 They were right. Well, j... No! No, no! They were wrong!

298 00:13:43,890 -- 00:13:45,423 Well, j... No! No, no! They were wrong! You've got to be kidding me.

299 00:13:45,425 -- 00:13:46,758 No, no! They were wrong! You've got to be kidding me. Look, I am not a player.

300 00:13:46,760 -- 00:13:48,359 You've got to be kidding me. Look, I am not a player. There's just something really

301 00:13:48,361 -- 00:13:49,928 Look, I am not a player. There's just something really strange going on around here.

302 00:13:49,930 -- 00:13:53,064 There's just something really strange going on around here. You think I'm Ellis.

303 00:13:53,066 -- 00:13:54,499 Strange going on around here. You think I'm Ellis. No, you know, I think you're

304 00:13:54,501 -- 00:13:56,201 You think I'm Ellis. No, you know, I think you're disgusting.

305 00:13:56,203 -- 00:13:57,669 No, you know, I think you're disgusting.

306 00:13:57,671 -- 00:13:59,204 disgusting. R-Really?

307 00:13:59,206 -- 00:14:00,738 R-Really?

308 00:14:00,740 -- 00:14:02,807 R-Really?

309 00:14:07,614 -- 00:14:08,780 I'm sleeping.

310 00:14:08,782 -- 00:14:10,648 I'm sleeping. I've got to be still dreaming.

311 00:14:10,650 -- 00:14:11,416 I'm sleeping. I've got to be still dreaming. I'm asleep.

312 00:14:11,418 -- 00:14:12,483 I've got to be still dreaming. I'm asleep. This doesn't make any sense,

313 00:14:12,485 -- 00:14:13,484 I'm asleep. This doesn't make any sense, no sense whatsoever.

314 00:14:13,486 -- 00:14:14,719 This doesn't make any sense, no sense whatsoever. I-I got to be dreaming.

315 00:14:14,721 -- 00:14:15,453 No sense whatsoever. I-I got to be dreaming. I've got to be.

316 00:14:15,455 -- 00:14:16,554 I-I got to be dreaming. I've got to be. I'm still asleep and I'm

317 00:14:16,556 -- 00:14:17,856 I've got to be. I'm still asleep and I'm dreaming and I'm still asleep.

318 00:14:17,858 -- 00:14:19,023 I'm still asleep and I'm dreaming and I'm still asleep. That's got... That's got to

319 00:14:19,025 -- 00:14:20,225 dreaming and I'm still asleep. That's got... That's got to be... This is a nice house,

320 00:14:20,227 -- 00:14:21,125 That's got... That's got to be This is a nice house, though.

321 00:14:21,127 -- 00:14:22,260 Be... This is a nice house, though. I got to be asleep.

322 00:14:22,262 -- 00:14:23,928 Though. I got to be asleep. I have to be asleep.

323 00:14:23,930 -- 00:14:26,030 I got to be asleep. I have to be asleep.

324 00:14:26,032 -- 00:14:27,665 I have to be asleep. Ah, ah

325 00:14:27,667 -- 00:14:29,400 Ah, ah Ah, ah

326 00:14:29,402 -- 00:14:31,202 Ah, ah Ah, ah Ah, ah

327 00:14:31,204 -- 00:14:32,837 Ah, ah Ah, ah Ah, ah

328 00:14:32,839 -- 00:14:33,504 Ah, ah Ah, ah Ah, ah

329 00:14:33,506 -- 00:14:34,005 Ah, ah Ah, ah

330 00:14:34,007 -- 00:14:35,640 Ah, ah Man!

331 00:14:35,642 -- 00:14:37,909 Man! Is this boss or what?

332 00:14:37,911 -- 00:14:39,244 Man! Is this boss or what? What are you... How did

333 00:14:39,246 -- 00:14:41,646 Is this boss or what? What are you... How did you...

334 00:14:41,648 -- 00:14:42,747 What are you... How did you... What the hell are you doing

335 00:14:42,749 -- 00:14:43,882 you... What the hell are you doing here?

336 00:14:43,884 -- 00:14:45,984 What the hell are you doing here? What am I doing here?

337 00:14:45,986 -- 00:14:47,051 Here? What am I doing here? What's going on?

338 00:14:47,053 -- 00:14:48,386 What am I doing here? What's going on? Look at us, Gerry.

339 00:14:48,388 -- 00:14:50,622 What's going on? Look at us, Gerry. Finally we're the man!

340 00:14:50,624 -- 00:14:52,056 Look at us, Gerry. Finally we're the man! What are you talking about?

341 00:14:52,058 -- 00:14:53,024 Finally we're the man! What are you talking about? And what do you mean, "we"?

342 00:14:53,026 -- 00:14:54,092 What are you talking about? And what do you mean, "we"? You haven't figured it out

343 00:14:54,094 -- 00:14:54,859 And what do you mean, "we"? You haven't figured it out yet?

344 00:14:54,861 -- 00:14:57,228 You haven't figured it out yet? I'm you, and you're me.

345 00:14:57,230 -- 00:14:59,163 Yet? I'm you, and you're me. Well, at least, you used to be

346 00:14:59,165 -- 00:15:00,565 I'm you, and you're me. Well, at least, you used to be me when you were 11.

347 00:15:00,567 -- 00:15:02,967 Well, at least, you used to be me when you were 11. Hence, my name... Eleven.

348 00:15:02,969 -- 00:15:04,302 Me when you were 11. Hence, my name... Eleven. Okay.

349 00:15:04,304 -- 00:15:07,572 Hence, my name... Eleven. Okay. How the hell did this happen?

350 00:15:07,574 -- 00:15:11,309 Okay. How the hell did this happen? If... If I'm him, then he must

351 00:15:11,311 -- 00:15:14,946 How the hell did this happen? If... If I'm him, then he must be... me.

352 00:15:14,948 -- 00:15:16,314 If... If I'm him, then he must be... me. So, where am I?

353 00:15:16,316 -- 00:15:18,149 Be... me. So, where am I? I mean he. Him.

354 00:15:18,151 -- 00:15:20,351 So, where am I? I mean he. Him. I mean me.

355 00:15:20,353 -- 00:15:22,220 I mean he. Him. I mean me. I don't know what I mean.

356 00:15:22,222 -- 00:15:24,122 I mean me. I don't know what I mean. You over-think, and that's

357 00:15:24,124 -- 00:15:25,056 I don't know what I mean. You over-think, and that's our problem.

358 00:15:25,058 -- 00:15:26,457 You over-think, and that's our problem. Hey.

359 00:15:26,459 -- 00:15:28,059 Our problem. Hey. That's my favorite shirt.

360 00:15:28,061 -- 00:15:29,294 Hey. That's my favorite shirt. That's the one I burned a hole

361 00:15:29,296 -- 00:15:30,528 That's my favorite shirt. That's the one I burned a hole in when I caught smoking in gym

362 00:15:30,530 -- 00:15:31,162 That's the one I burned a hole in when I caught smoking in gym when I was...

363 00:15:31,164 -- 00:15:33,131 In when I caught smoking in gym when I was... 11?

364 00:15:33,133 -- 00:15:34,599 When I was... 11? Okay, since you can't accept

365 00:15:34,601 -- 00:15:36,100 11? Okay, since you can't accept anything good without getting

366 00:15:36,102 -- 00:15:39,170 Okay, since you can't accept anything good without getting all weird, I'll explain quickly.

367 00:15:39,172 -- 00:15:39,904 Anything good without getting all weird, I'll explain quickly. Please.

368 00:15:39,906 -- 00:15:41,339 All weird, I'll explain quickly. Please. I don't know

369 00:15:41,341 -- 00:15:43,141 Please. I don't know happened, but I do know

370 00:15:43,143 -- 00:15:43,908 I don't know but I do know

371 00:15:43,910 -- 00:15:45,310 Happened, but I do know Remember at the coffee shop

372 00:15:45,312 -- 00:15:46,811 happened. Remember at the coffee shop where I asked you if you could

373 00:15:46,813 -- 00:15:48,246 Remember at the coffee shop where I asked you if you could trade places with Ellis, and

374 00:15:48,248 -- 00:15:50,515 where I asked you if you could trade places with Ellis, and then you said...

375 00:15:50,517 -- 00:15:51,382 trade places with Ellis, and then you said... "I wish."

376 00:15:51,384 -- 00:15:52,517 then you said... "I wish." Right. That's it.

377 00:15:52,519 -- 00:15:53,985 "I wish." Right. That's it. What do you mean, "That's

378 00:15:53,987 -- 00:15:54,385 Right. That's it. What do you mean, "That's it"?

379 00:15:54,387 -- 00:15:56,654 What do you mean, "That's it"? That's why it happened...

380 00:15:56,656 -- 00:15:58,256 It"? That's why it happened that and what Mom did right

381 00:15:58,258 -- 00:15:59,357 That's why it happened... that and what Mom did right before your wish.

382 00:15:59,359 -- 00:16:01,192 That and what Mom did right before your wish. Mom kept on wishing for Ellis to

383 00:16:01,194 -- 00:16:02,760 before your wish. Mom kept on wishing for Ellis to come home over and over...

384 00:16:02,762 -- 00:16:03,695 Mom kept on wishing for Ellis to come home over and over... Okay, okay, okay.

385 00:16:03,697 -- 00:16:05,663 Come home over and over... Okay, okay, okay. So, Ellis is at my house?

386 00:16:05,665 -- 00:16:07,832 Okay, okay, okay. So, Ellis is at my house? Right, but he's not Ellis.

387 00:16:07,834 -- 00:16:09,167 So, Ellis is at my house? Right, but he's not Ellis. He's us.

388 00:16:09,169 -- 00:16:10,568 Right, but he's not Ellis. He's us. Oh, geez.

389 00:16:10,570 -- 00:16:12,236 He's us. Oh, geez. So, Ellis is living my life, and

390 00:16:12,238 -- 00:16:13,137 Oh, geez. So, Ellis is living my life, and I'm living his?

391 00:16:13,139 -- 00:16:16,040 So, Ellis is living my life, and I'm living his? Just like we always wanted.

392 00:16:16,042 -- 00:16:17,508 I'm living his? Just like we always wanted. This doesn't make any sense.

393 00:16:17,510 -- 00:16:18,776 Just like we always wanted. This doesn't make any sense. What about Mom and Junior?

394 00:16:18,778 -- 00:16:19,711 This doesn't make any sense. What about Mom and Junior? What about my job?

395 00:16:19,713 -- 00:16:21,112 What about Mom and Junior? What about my job? See, I'm gonna stop you right

396 00:16:21,114 -- 00:16:21,546 What about my job? See, I'm gonna stop you right there.

397 00:16:21,548 -- 00:16:23,448 See, I'm gonna stop you right there. That's our problem... always

398 00:16:23,450 -- 00:16:25,550 there. That's our problem... always finding excuses not to do what's

399 00:16:25,552 -- 00:16:27,485 That's our problem... always finding excuses not to do what's good for us because we're too

400 00:16:27,487 -- 00:16:29,187 finding excuses not to do what's good for us because we're too busy worrying about other

401 00:16:29,189 -- 00:16:29,887 good for us because we're too busy worrying about other people.

402 00:16:29,889 -- 00:16:31,356 Busy worrying about other people. We're scared of success.

403 00:16:31,358 -- 00:16:32,657 People. We're scared of success. We have trust issues.

404 00:16:32,659 -- 00:16:34,525 We're scared of success. We have trust issues. Okay, okay, okay. I get it.

405 00:16:34,527 -- 00:16:35,960 We have trust issues. Okay, okay, okay. I get it. We're screwed up.

406 00:16:35,962 -- 00:16:38,096 Okay, okay, okay. I get it. We're screwed up. How did we just swap?

407 00:16:38,098 -- 00:16:39,130 We're screwed up. How did we just swap? Wishes, man.

408 00:16:39,132 -- 00:16:40,732 How did we just swap? Wishes, man. It's all about the wishes.

409 00:16:40,734 -- 00:16:42,467 Wishes, man. It's all about the wishes. So, is all this stuff mine?

410 00:16:42,469 -- 00:16:44,002 It's all about the wishes. So, is all this stuff mine? Technically, all of this is

411 00:16:44,004 -- 00:16:45,003 So, is all this stuff mine? Technically, all of this is Ellis'.

412 00:16:45,005 -- 00:16:46,104 Technically, all of this is Ellis'. But, yeah, I guess you could

413 00:16:46,106 -- 00:16:49,140 Ellis'. But, yeah, I guess you could say it's yours... now.

414 00:16:49,142 -- 00:16:51,376 But, yeah, I guess you could say it's yours... now. Hey, what do you say?

415 00:16:51,378 -- 00:16:52,577 Say it's yours... now. Hey, what do you say? You want to go let it all hang

416 00:16:52,579 -- 00:16:53,611 Hey, what do you say? You want to go let it all hang out?

417 00:16:53,613 -- 00:16:56,147 You want to go let it all hang out? Please, please say yes.

418 00:16:56,149 -- 00:16:58,082 Out? Please, please say yes. I don't know.

419 00:16:58,084 -- 00:17:00,718 Please, please say yes. I don't know. This is weird.

420 00:17:00,720 -- 00:17:01,786 I don't know. This is weird. But I guess one day wouldn't

421 00:17:01,788 -- 00:17:02,120 This is weird. But I guess one day wouldn't hurt.

422 00:17:02,122 -- 00:17:03,021 But I guess one day wouldn't hurt. Great.

423 00:17:03,023 -- 00:17:04,155 Hurt. Great. But you know we may be stuck

424 00:17:04,157 -- 00:17:05,456 Great. But you know we may be stuck here until you figure out how to

425 00:17:05,458 -- 00:17:06,758 But you know we may be stuck here until you figure out how to get back.

426 00:17:06,760 -- 00:17:09,193 Here until you figure out how to get back. We... until

427 00:17:09,195 -- 00:17:11,396 get back. We... until figure out how to get back.

428 00:17:14,400 -- 00:17:17,335

429 00:17:21,774 -- 00:17:28,880 Ellis! Mia, I told you. Don't let me drink tequila on an

430 00:17:28,882 -- 00:17:32,450 Mia, I told you. Don't let me drink tequila on an empty stomach.

431 00:17:32,452 -- 00:17:34,585 Don't let me drink tequila on an empty stomach.

432 00:17:34,587 -- 00:17:36,854 Empty stomach. Ellis!

433 00:17:36,856 -- 00:17:38,790 Ellis!

434 00:17:44,797 -- 00:17:51,702 What the... Ellis! Mom?

435 00:18:02,881 -- 00:18:07,452 Ellis.

436 00:18:07,454 -- 00:18:10,455 Uh... hold that thought, Mom.

437 00:18:10,457 -- 00:18:12,523 Uh... hold that thought, Mom.

438 00:18:12,525 -- 00:18:14,792 Uh... hold that thought, Mom.

439 00:18:21,300 -- 00:18:25,803 Hi. Listen. I don't know what's going on. Maybe it's some kind of trick or

440 00:18:25,805 -- 00:18:27,238 I don't know what's going on. Maybe it's some kind of trick or I-I-I drank too much or

441 00:18:27,240 -- 00:18:28,940 Maybe it's some kind of trick or I-I-I drank too much or whatever, but somebody turned my

442 00:18:28,942 -- 00:18:30,575 I-I-I drank too much or whatever, but somebody turned my condo into an exact replica of

443 00:18:30,577 -- 00:18:32,176 whatever, but somebody turned my condo into an exact replica of my mother's house and moved my

444 00:18:32,178 -- 00:18:33,778 condo into an exact replica of my mother's house and moved my mother out here from Louisiana

445 00:18:33,780 -- 00:18:35,079 my mother's house and moved my mother out here from Louisiana all while I was asleep.

446 00:18:35,081 -- 00:18:36,047 Mother out here from Louisiana all while I was asleep. Now, I admit, it was an

447 00:18:36,049 -- 00:18:37,315 all while I was asleep. Now, I admit, it was an impressive little trick, and you

448 00:18:37,317 -- 00:18:38,483 Now, I admit, it was an impressive little trick, and you all can tell me how you pulled

449 00:18:38,485 -- 00:18:39,684 impressive little trick, and you all can tell me how you pulled it off later on, but for right

450 00:18:39,686 -- 00:18:40,885 all can tell me how you pulled it off later on, but for right now, I need somebody to get me

451 00:18:40,887 -- 00:18:41,986 it off later on, but for right now, I need somebody to get me the hell out of here 'cause

452 00:18:41,988 -- 00:18:43,955 now, I need somebody to get me the hell out of here 'cause this... Hello? Hello?

453 00:18:43,957 -- 00:18:44,822 The hell out of here 'cause this... Hello? Hello? Oh, no, wait a minute.

454 00:18:44,824 -- 00:18:45,990 This... Hello? Hello? Oh, no, wait a minute. I know she didn't just hang up

455 00:18:45,992 -- 00:18:46,324 Oh, no, wait a minute. I know she didn't just hang up on me.

456 00:18:46,326 -- 00:18:47,091 I know she didn't just hang up on me. You know who I am?

457 00:18:47,093 -- 00:18:51,662 On me. You know who I am? I'm...

458 00:18:51,664 -- 00:18:52,630 You know who I am? I'm... Gerry?!

459 00:18:52,632 -- 00:18:53,664 I'm... Gerry?!

460 00:18:53,666 -- 00:18:54,298 Gerry?! Booty

461 00:18:54,300 -- 00:18:54,932 Booty I got

462 00:18:54,934 -- 00:18:56,000 Booty I got Booty

463 00:18:56,002 -- 00:18:58,336 I got Booty I got

464 00:18:58,338 -- 00:18:59,036 Booty I got Booty

465 00:18:59,038 -- 00:18:59,670 I got Booty I got

466 00:18:59,672 -- 00:19:00,705 Booty I got Booty

467 00:19:00,707 -- 00:19:03,274 I got Booty I got dreams

468 00:19:03,276 -- 00:19:03,808 Booty I got dreams Booty

469 00:19:03,810 -- 00:19:04,442 I got dreams Booty I got

470 00:19:04,444 -- 00:19:05,610 Booty I got Booty

471 00:19:05,612 -- 00:19:07,945 I got Booty I got dreams

472 00:19:07,947 -- 00:19:08,479 Booty I got dreams Booty

473 00:19:08,481 -- 00:19:09,113 I got dreams Booty I got

474 00:19:09,115 -- 00:19:10,248 Booty I got Booty

475 00:19:10,250 -- 00:19:11,983 I got Booty I got

476 00:19:11,985 -- 00:19:14,118 Booty I got Yeah.

477 00:19:14,120 -- 00:19:15,553 I got Yeah. Answer the phone.

478 00:19:15,555 -- 00:19:16,675 Yeah. Answer the phone.

479 00:19:17,223 -- 00:19:18,890 I don't know who that is.

480 00:19:18,892 -- 00:19:21,425 [ Ringtone ] I don't know who that is. I don't know... Mia? Maya?

481 00:19:21,427 -- 00:19:22,126 I don't know who that is. I don't know... Mia? Maya? Mia.

482 00:19:22,128 -- 00:19:24,929 I don't know... Mia? Maya? Mia. She's the cutie in the towel.

483 00:19:24,931 -- 00:19:27,431 Mia. She's the cutie in the towel. Your girlfriend.

484 00:19:27,433 -- 00:19:30,067 She's the cutie in the towel. Your girlfriend. Well, at least, one of them.

485 00:19:30,069 -- 00:19:32,236 Your girlfriend. Well, at least, one of them. Listen, to her and everyone

486 00:19:32,238 -- 00:19:34,605 Well, at least, one of them. Listen, to her and everyone else, you're Ellis, so if this

487 00:19:34,607 -- 00:19:36,841 Listen, to her and everyone else, you're Ellis, so if this is going to work, you got to

488 00:19:36,843 -- 00:19:37,942 else, you're Ellis, so if this is going to work, you got to play along.

489 00:19:37,944 -- 00:19:39,911 Is going to work, you got to play along. You got to be Ellis.

490 00:19:39,913 -- 00:19:44,115 Play along. You got to be Ellis. Not like you got a choice.

491 00:19:44,117 -- 00:19:46,784 You got to be Ellis. Not like you got a choice. Hi, um...

492 00:19:46,786 -- 00:19:47,552 Not like you got a choice. Hi, um... Mia.

493 00:19:47,554 -- 00:19:48,152 Hi, um... Mia. ...Mia.

494 00:19:48,154 -- 00:19:49,253 Mia. ...Mia. Hey!

495 00:19:49,255 -- 00:19:50,488 Mia. Hey! I'm sorry I stormed out like

496 00:19:50,490 -- 00:19:51,422 Hey! I'm sorry I stormed out like that.

497 00:19:51,424 -- 00:19:52,857 I'm sorry I stormed out like that. You just make me so crazy

498 00:19:52,859 -- 00:19:54,025 that. You just make me so crazy sometimes.

499 00:19:54,027 -- 00:19:54,725 You just make me so crazy sometimes. I know.

500 00:19:54,727 -- 00:19:56,894 Sometimes. I know. I have that effect on people.

501 00:19:56,896 -- 00:19:58,462 I know. I have that effect on people. Oh, at least you finally

502 00:19:58,464 -- 00:19:59,897 I have that effect on people. Oh, at least you finally acknowledge it.

503 00:19:59,899 -- 00:20:01,199 Oh, at least you finally acknowledge it. What time are you getting into

504 00:20:01,201 -- 00:20:01,799 acknowledge it. What time are you getting into the office?

505 00:20:01,801 -- 00:20:04,569 What time are you getting into the office? Uh... the office?

506 00:20:04,571 -- 00:20:05,770 The office? Uh... the office? Wesley's gonna go for that

507 00:20:05,772 -- 00:20:06,370 Uh... the office? Wesley's gonna go for that settlement.

508 00:20:06,372 -- 00:20:07,071 Wesley's gonna go for that settlement. I just know it.

509 00:20:07,073 -- 00:20:08,339 Settlement. I just know it. Wait. Wait. Wait.

510 00:20:08,341 -- 00:20:09,240 I just know it. Wait. Wait. Wait. What settlement?

511 00:20:09,242 -- 00:20:10,474 Wait. Wait. Wait. What settlement? Can you believe it?

512 00:20:10,476 -- 00:20:13,010 What settlement? Can you believe it? Your number 50.

513 00:20:13,012 -- 00:20:13,945 Can you believe it? Your number 50. They don't call you the

514 00:20:13,947 -- 00:20:14,979 Your number 50. They don't call you the "Sultan of Settlements" for

515 00:20:14,981 -- 00:20:16,013 They don't call you the "Sultan of Settlements" for nothing.

516 00:20:16,015 -- 00:20:19,116 "Sultan of Settlements" for nothing. Oh, can I get the credit card?

517 00:20:19,118 -- 00:20:20,284 Nothing. Oh, can I get the credit card? I want to go Christmas shopping

518 00:20:20,286 -- 00:20:21,519 Oh, can I get the credit card? I want to go Christmas shopping for the staff.

519 00:20:21,521 -- 00:20:22,787 I want to go Christmas shopping for the staff. What is she talking about?

520 00:20:22,789 -- 00:20:24,322 For the staff. What is she talking about? Why is Ellis settling so many

521 00:20:24,324 -- 00:20:24,822 What is she talking about? Why is Ellis settling so many cases?

522 00:20:24,824 -- 00:20:28,726 Why is Ellis settling so many cases? Number one, you are Ellis.

523 00:20:28,728 -- 00:20:30,962 Cases? Number one, you are Ellis. Number two, who cares?

524 00:20:30,964 -- 00:20:32,797 Number one, you are Ellis. Number two, who cares? Number three, you're buying

525 00:20:32,799 -- 00:20:34,432 Number two, who cares? Number three, you're buying presents for the staff?

526 00:20:34,434 -- 00:20:35,233 Number three, you're buying presents for the staff? Eleven...

527 00:20:35,235 -- 00:20:36,467 Presents for the staff? Eleven... Ellis, who are you talking

528 00:20:36,469 -- 00:20:36,767 Eleven... Ellis, who are you talking to?

529 00:20:36,769 -- 00:20:38,169 Ellis, who are you talking to? Uh, nothing.

530 00:20:38,171 -- 00:20:39,503 To? Uh, nothing. It's... It's almost 11:00.

531 00:20:39,505 -- 00:20:40,304 Uh, nothing. It's... It's almost 11:00. I'm on my way.

532 00:20:40,306 -- 00:20:42,240 It's... It's almost 11:00. I'm on my way.

533 00:20:42,242 -- 00:20:43,074 I'm on my way. Do you know where my

534 00:20:43,076 -- 00:20:44,342 Do you know where my office... Hello?

535 00:20:44,344 -- 00:20:45,610 Do you know where my office... Hello? Hello?

536 00:20:45,612 -- 00:20:50,181 Office... Hello? Hello?

537 00:20:50,183 -- 00:20:51,549 Hello? Gerry, listen.

538 00:20:51,551 -- 00:20:53,484 Gerry, listen. I need you to call me ASAP.

539 00:20:53,486 -- 00:20:54,852 Gerry, listen. I need you to call me ASAP. You got it? ASAP.

540 00:20:54,854 -- 00:20:55,786 I need you to call me ASAP. You got it? ASAP. Something really strange is

541 00:20:55,788 -- 00:20:56,887 You got it? ASAP. Something really strange is going on around here, and I need

542 00:20:56,889 -- 00:20:57,555 Something really strange is going on around here, and I need you to answer now.

543 00:20:57,557 -- 00:20:58,422 Going on around here, and I need you to answer now. About time you got up.

544 00:20:58,424 -- 00:20:59,857 You to answer now. About time you got up. Nephew, hold on a second.

545 00:20:59,859 -- 00:21:01,025 About time you got up. Nephew, hold on a second. Call me!

546 00:21:01,027 -- 00:21:02,660 Nephew, hold on a second. Call me! Am I glad to see you.

547 00:21:02,662 -- 00:21:03,661 Call me! Am I glad to see you. Maybe you can explain what the

548 00:21:03,663 -- 00:21:04,996 Am I glad to see you. Maybe you can explain what the hell is going on around here.

549 00:21:04,998 -- 00:21:06,831 Maybe you can explain what the hell is going on around here. I went to sleep in L.A., and I

550 00:21:06,833 -- 00:21:08,099 hell is going on around here. I went to sleep in L.A., and I woke up...

551 00:21:08,101 -- 00:21:09,934 I went to sleep in L.A., and I woke up... Wait.

552 00:21:09,936 -- 00:21:11,402 Woke up... Wait. Where are you right now?

553 00:21:11,404 -- 00:21:12,503 Wait. Where are you right now? Are you in California or

554 00:21:12,505 -- 00:21:13,070 Where are you right now? Are you in California or Louisiana?

555 00:21:13,072 -- 00:21:15,039 Are you in California or Louisiana? Louisiana.

556 00:21:15,041 -- 00:21:16,307 Louisiana? Louisiana. Right.

557 00:21:16,309 -- 00:21:18,209 Louisiana. Right. And you're Gerry Jr.

558 00:21:18,211 -- 00:21:20,645 Right. And you're Gerry Jr. And that's Mom in there, right?

559 00:21:20,647 -- 00:21:24,115 And you're Gerry Jr. And that's Mom in there, right? So... where the hell is Gerry?

560 00:21:24,117 -- 00:21:27,051 And that's Mom in there, right? So... where the hell is Gerry? You know what Gerry is?

561 00:21:27,053 -- 00:21:28,419 So... where the hell is Gerry? You know what Gerry is? You know what?

562 00:21:28,421 -- 00:21:29,153 You know what Gerry is? You know what? Stay right there.

563 00:21:29,155 -- 00:21:30,121 You know what? Stay right there. I'll be right back, okay?

564 00:21:30,123 -- 00:21:30,855 Stay right there. I'll be right back, okay? Wait a minute.

565 00:21:30,857 -- 00:21:31,389 I'll be right back, okay? Wait a minute. Grandma!

566 00:21:31,391 -- 00:21:34,091 Wait a minute. Grandma! Wait!

567 00:21:34,093 -- 00:21:35,493 Grandma! Wait! I told you... there's nothing

568 00:21:35,495 -- 00:21:36,260 Wait! I told you... there's nothing wrong with me.

569 00:21:36,262 -- 00:21:37,528 I told you... there's nothing wrong with me. Will you get that flashlight out

570 00:21:37,530 -- 00:21:39,163 wrong with me. Will you get that flashlight out of my face?

571 00:21:39,165 -- 00:21:40,564 Will you get that flashlight out of my face? Get it out of my face!

572 00:21:40,566 -- 00:21:41,565 Of my face? Get it out of my face! Okay.

573 00:21:41,567 -- 00:21:42,833 Get it out of my face! Okay. Wait a minute.

574 00:21:42,835 -- 00:21:44,568 Okay. Wait a minute. I know you.

575 00:21:44,570 -- 00:21:46,370 Wait a minute. I know you. Dexter somebody, right?

576 00:21:46,372 -- 00:21:46,837 I know you. Dexter somebody, right? See?

577 00:21:46,839 -- 00:21:48,205 Dexter somebody, right? See? This is what I'm talking about.

578 00:21:48,207 -- 00:21:49,440 See? This is what I'm talking about. He doesn't know anybody, not

579 00:21:49,442 -- 00:21:50,508 This is what I'm talking about. He doesn't know anybody, not even himself.

580 00:21:50,510 -- 00:21:52,476 He doesn't know anybody, not even himself. Maybe he's got a concussion.

581 00:21:52,478 -- 00:21:54,378 Even himself. Maybe he's got a concussion. Has he suffered a head injury

582 00:21:54,380 -- 00:21:55,179 Maybe he's got a concussion. Has he suffered a head injury recently?

583 00:21:55,181 -- 00:21:56,280 Has he suffered a head injury recently? Not that I know of.

584 00:21:56,282 -- 00:21:57,682 Recently? Not that I know of. Early onset of Alzheimer's

585 00:21:57,684 -- 00:21:58,683 Not that I know of. Early onset of Alzheimer's runs in our family.

586 00:21:58,685 -- 00:22:00,785 Early onset of Alzheimer's runs in our family. Ugh. All right.

587 00:22:00,787 -- 00:22:02,186 Runs in our family. Ugh. All right. Look, there's nothing wrong with

588 00:22:02,188 -- 00:22:03,254 Ugh. All right. Look, there's nothing wrong with me, and I can prove it.

589 00:22:03,256 -- 00:22:04,422 Look, there's nothing wrong with me, and I can prove it. You're Gerry's friend

590 00:22:04,424 -- 00:22:05,423 me, and I can prove it. You're Gerry's friend Dexter Buchannan.

591 00:22:05,425 -- 00:22:06,924 You're Gerry's friend Dexter Buchannan. Ha!

592 00:22:06,926 -- 00:22:08,025 Dexter Buchannan. Ha! You're a doctor?

593 00:22:08,027 -- 00:22:09,093 Ha! You're a doctor? Pharmacist.

594 00:22:09,095 -- 00:22:09,760 You're a doctor? Pharmacist. That's it.

595 00:22:09,762 -- 00:22:10,895 Pharmacist. That's it. I'm getting the hell out of

596 00:22:10,897 -- 00:22:11,262 That's it. I'm getting the hell out of here.

597 00:22:11,264 -- 00:22:12,963 I'm getting the hell out of here. Let him go.

598 00:22:12,965 -- 00:22:14,031 Here. Let him go. He probably just needs time

599 00:22:14,033 -- 00:22:17,134 Let him go. He probably just needs time alone to... you know...

600 00:22:17,136 -- 00:22:18,636 He probably just needs time alone to... you know... Uh, hello?

601 00:22:18,638 -- 00:22:20,504 Alone to... you know... Uh, hello? Gerry, thank God you picked

602 00:22:20,506 -- 00:22:20,938 Uh, hello? Gerry, thank God you picked up.

603 00:22:20,940 -- 00:22:22,239 Gerry, thank God you picked up. Ellis, where are you?

604 00:22:22,241 -- 00:22:23,874 Up. Ellis, where are you? I'm at your hou... Well, you

605 00:22:23,876 -- 00:22:25,476 Ellis, where are you? I'm at your hou... Well, you know, Mom's hou... Where do you

606 00:22:25,478 -- 00:22:26,177 I'm at your hou... Well, you know, Mom's hou... Where do you live, man?

607 00:22:26,179 -- 00:22:27,378 Know, Mom's hou... Where do you live, man? Look, I don't know how you

608 00:22:27,380 -- 00:22:28,679 live, man? Look, I don't know how you pulled this off, some kind of

609 00:22:28,681 -- 00:22:30,047 Look, I don't know how you pulled this off, some kind of Creole voodoo or something, but

610 00:22:30,049 -- 00:22:30,981 pulled this off, some kind of Creole voodoo or something, but you need to fix it.

611 00:22:30,983 -- 00:22:32,550 Creole voodoo or something, but you need to fix it. Hey, I'm just as upset about

612 00:22:32,552 -- 00:22:33,451 you need to fix it. Hey, I'm just as upset about this as you are.

613 00:22:33,453 -- 00:22:34,485 Hey, I'm just as upset about this as you are. You're upset?

614 00:22:34,487 -- 00:22:35,586 This as you are. You're upset? You're upset?

615 00:22:35,588 -- 00:22:36,987 You're upset? You're upset? You're in my office, living in

616 00:22:36,989 -- 00:22:38,255 You're upset? You're in my office, living in my house, wearing my suits,

617 00:22:38,257 -- 00:22:39,757 You're in my office, living in my house, wearing my suits, messing with my...

618 00:22:39,759 -- 00:22:40,958 My house, wearing my suits, messing with my... You better not be messing with

619 00:22:40,960 -- 00:22:41,692 messing with my... You better not be messing with any of my girls.

620 00:22:41,694 -- 00:22:43,127 You better not be messing with any of my girls. Look, I can't explain this,

621 00:22:43,129 -- 00:22:44,128 any of my girls. Look, I can't explain this, just like you can't.

622 00:22:44,130 -- 00:22:45,896 Look, I can't explain this, just like you can't. I woke up, and I was you.

623 00:22:45,898 -- 00:22:47,231 Just like you can't. I woke up, and I was you. I didn't have anything to do

624 00:22:47,233 -- 00:22:49,100 I woke up, and I was you. I didn't have anything to do with this.

625 00:22:49,102 -- 00:22:49,700 I didn't have anything to do with this. Wait.

626 00:22:49,702 -- 00:22:51,402 With this. Wait. Actually, I did.

627 00:22:51,404 -- 00:22:52,737 Wait. Actually, I did.

628 00:22:52,739 -- 00:22:54,205 Actually, I did. 11-year-old me did this, some

629 00:22:54,207 -- 00:22:55,773 11-year-old me did this, some kind of Christmas wish, and you

630 00:22:55,775 -- 00:22:57,208 11-year-old me did this, some kind of Christmas wish, and you know Christmas wishes always

631 00:22:57,210 -- 00:22:57,875 kind of Christmas wish, and you know Christmas wishes always come true.

632 00:22:57,877 -- 00:22:59,243 Know Christmas wishes always come true.

633 00:22:59,245 -- 00:23:01,479 come true. Let... Gerry, let me ask you a

634 00:23:01,481 -- 00:23:02,480 Let... Gerry, let me ask you a question.

635 00:23:02,482 -- 00:23:03,381 Let... Gerry, let me ask you a question. You on drugs?

636 00:23:03,383 -- 00:23:03,948 Question. You on drugs? No.

637 00:23:03,950 -- 00:23:04,915 You on drugs? No. How'd you do this?

638 00:23:04,917 -- 00:23:06,050 No. How'd you do this? You're mad at me, right?

639 00:23:06,052 -- 00:23:07,385 How'd you do this? You're mad at me, right? This is some kind of revenge,

640 00:23:07,387 -- 00:23:07,818 You're mad at me, right? This is some kind of revenge, right?

641 00:23:07,820 -- 00:23:09,253 This is some kind of revenge, right? You're mad because I made a huge

642 00:23:09,255 -- 00:23:10,654 right? You're mad because I made a huge success of myself and you wound

643 00:23:10,656 -- 00:23:12,957 You're mad because I made a huge success of myself and you wound up being stuck making coffee.

644 00:23:12,959 -- 00:23:14,158 Success of myself and you wound up being stuck making coffee. I hate to rain on your

645 00:23:14,160 -- 00:23:15,326 up being stuck making coffee. I hate to rain on your charade, little brother.

646 00:23:15,328 -- 00:23:16,627 I hate to rain on your charade, little brother. I'm the reason you're such a

647 00:23:16,629 -- 00:23:17,194 charade, little brother. I'm the reason you're such a big shot.

648 00:23:17,196 -- 00:23:19,096 I'm the reason you're such a big shot. Oh, boy. Here we go.

649 00:23:19,098 -- 00:23:20,631 Big shot. Oh, boy. Here we go. "Woe is me."

650 00:23:20,633 -- 00:23:21,966 Oh, boy. Here we go. "Woe is me. I sacrificed everything so my"

651 00:23:21,968 -- 00:23:23,334 "Woe is me. I sacrificed everything so my brother could go to law school"

652 00:23:23,336 -- 00:23:24,769 I sacrificed everything so my brother could go to law school while I got stuck taking care of

653 00:23:24,771 -- 00:23:25,836 "brother could go to law school while I got stuck taking care of my ailing old mother."

654 00:23:25,838 -- 00:23:26,904 "while I got stuck taking care of my ailing old mother." Watch your mouth.

655 00:23:26,906 -- 00:23:28,439 "My ailing old mother." Watch your mouth. Don't talk about Mom like that.

656 00:23:28,441 -- 00:23:29,774 Watch your mouth. Don't talk about Mom like that. Don't tell me what to do.

657 00:23:29,776 -- 00:23:31,108 Don't talk about Mom like that. Don't tell me what to do. Then don't raise your voice at

658 00:23:31,110 -- 00:23:31,442 Don't tell me what to do. Then don't raise your voice at me.

659 00:23:31,444 -- 00:23:32,810 Then don't raise your voice at me. I'm telling you right now...

660 00:23:32,812 -- 00:23:34,445 Me. I'm telling you right now Give me back my body, my house,

661 00:23:34,447 -- 00:23:36,113 I'm telling you right now... Give me back my body, my house, and everything else that belongs

662 00:23:36,115 -- 00:23:37,681 Give me back my body, my house, and everything else that belongs to me, and get me out of this

663 00:23:37,683 -- 00:23:39,083 and everything else that belongs to me, and get me out of this dump that you call a life!

664 00:23:39,085 -- 00:23:40,751 To me, and get me out of this dump that you call a life! Right, because you deserve so

665 00:23:40,753 -- 00:23:41,519 dump that you call a life! Right, because you deserve so much better.

666 00:23:41,521 -- 00:23:43,120 Right, because you deserve so much better. Brilliant deduction!

667 00:23:43,122 -- 00:23:44,755 Much better. Brilliant deduction! You might have made an excellent

668 00:23:44,757 -- 00:23:45,356 Brilliant deduction! You might have made an excellent attorney!

669 00:23:45,358 -- 00:23:46,524 You might have made an excellent attorney! All right.

670 00:23:46,526 -- 00:23:47,525 Attorney! All right. You want me to fix it?

671 00:23:47,527 -- 00:23:48,793 All right. You want me to fix it? Damn right!

672 00:23:48,795 -- 00:23:49,393 You want me to fix it? Damn right! Now?

673 00:23:49,395 -- 00:23:50,327 Damn right! Now? Right now.

674 00:23:50,329 -- 00:23:52,363 Now? Right now. All right, I will.

675 00:23:55,400 -- 00:24:00,271 Hello? Hello? Gerry? Gerry?!

676 00:24:00,273 -- 00:24:02,973 Hello? Gerry? Gerry?! Fixed.

677 00:24:02,975 -- 00:24:05,342 Gerry? Gerry?! Fixed. Gerry?

678 00:24:05,344 -- 00:24:06,377 Fixed. Gerry? I've got my cell.

679 00:24:06,379 -- 00:24:07,578 Gerry? I've got my cell. Just call me if you need

680 00:24:07,580 -- 00:24:08,746 I've got my cell. Just call me if you need anything, Junior, okay?

681 00:24:08,748 -- 00:24:10,181 Just call me if you need anything, Junior, okay? Yeah, like a prescription

682 00:24:10,183 -- 00:24:10,714 anything, Junior, okay? Yeah, like a prescription refill?

683 00:24:10,716 -- 00:24:12,316 Yeah, like a prescription refill? Yeah, you'll be the first person

684 00:24:12,318 -- 00:24:14,785 refill? Yeah, you'll be the first person we call!

685 00:24:14,787 -- 00:24:15,753 Yeah, you'll be the first person we call! What was that?

686 00:24:15,755 -- 00:24:17,655 We call! What was that? I can explain anything about

687 00:24:17,657 -- 00:24:19,290 What was that? I can explain anything about anything to anybody, okay?

688 00:24:19,292 -- 00:24:20,925 I can explain anything about anything to anybody, okay? So please don't ask me any

689 00:24:20,927 -- 00:24:22,426 anything to anybody, okay? So please don't ask me any questions.

690 00:24:22,428 -- 00:24:24,361 So please don't ask me any questions. Wait.

691 00:24:24,363 -- 00:24:25,629 Questions. Wait. What's going on with you?

692 00:24:25,631 -- 00:24:26,664 Wait. What's going on with you? Shouldn't be in school or

693 00:24:26,666 -- 00:24:28,098 What's going on with you? Shouldn't be in school or something?

694 00:24:28,100 -- 00:24:31,101 Shouldn't be in school or something? I got suspended, remember?

695 00:24:31,103 -- 00:24:33,270 Something? I got suspended, remember? For smoking in the gym?

696 00:24:33,272 -- 00:24:34,839 I got suspended, remember? For smoking in the gym?

697 00:24:34,841 -- 00:24:36,040 For smoking in the gym? Dad, there is something

698 00:24:36,042 -- 00:24:37,341 Dad, there is something seriously weird going on with

699 00:24:37,343 -- 00:24:37,675 Dad, there is something seriously weird going on with you.

700 00:24:37,677 -- 00:24:38,909 Seriously weird going on with you. I know... 'cause I'm not

701 00:24:38,911 -- 00:24:40,911 you. I know... 'cause I'm not really, uh...

702 00:24:40,913 -- 00:24:42,146 I know... 'cause I'm not really, uh... Look, never mind me.

703 00:24:42,148 -- 00:24:43,113 Really, uh... Look, never mind me. There's something weird about

704 00:24:43,115 -- 00:24:43,514 Look, never mind me. There's something weird about you, too.

705 00:24:43,516 -- 00:24:45,349 There's something weird about you, too. I think maybe it's the hair.

706 00:24:45,351 -- 00:24:46,517 You, too. I think maybe it's the hair. And what's going on with those

707 00:24:46,519 -- 00:24:47,852 I think maybe it's the hair. And what's going on with those sweats?

708 00:24:47,854 -- 00:24:48,719 And what's going on with those sweats?

709 00:24:48,721 -- 00:24:50,454 Sweats? Who taught you how to dress?

710 00:24:50,456 -- 00:24:52,256 Who taught you how to dress? You did.

711 00:24:52,258 -- 00:24:55,926 Who taught you how to dress? You did. Oh, right.

712 00:24:55,928 -- 00:24:57,328 You did. Oh, right. Looks like we could both use

713 00:24:57,330 -- 00:24:58,262 Oh, right. Looks like we could both use some new clothes.

714 00:24:58,264 -- 00:24:59,763 Looks like we could both use some new clothes. How about we go to the mall?

715 00:24:59,765 -- 00:25:00,931 Some new clothes. How about we go to the mall?

716 00:25:00,933 -- 00:25:01,999 How about we go to the mall? You want to go to the mall?

717 00:25:02,001 -- 00:25:02,433 You want to go to the mall? Yeah.

718 00:25:02,435 -- 00:25:03,567 You want to go to the mall? Yeah. Look, don't tell anybody, but

719 00:25:03,569 -- 00:25:04,668 Yeah. Look, don't tell anybody, but there's nothing I enjoy more

720 00:25:04,670 -- 00:25:05,836 Look, don't tell anybody, but there's nothing I enjoy more than a shopping spree when I'm

721 00:25:05,838 -- 00:25:07,705 there's nothing I enjoy more than a shopping spree when I'm stressed.

722 00:25:07,707 -- 00:25:09,507 Than a shopping spree when I'm stressed. Okay.

723 00:25:09,509 -- 00:25:10,941 Stressed. Okay. Where's my Black Card?

724 00:25:10,943 -- 00:25:13,544 Okay. Where's my Black Card? Okay, you got jokes.

725 00:25:13,546 -- 00:25:14,111 Where's my Black Card? Okay, you got jokes. All right.

726 00:25:14,113 -- 00:25:16,780 Okay, you got jokes. All right. Gerry.

727 00:25:16,782 -- 00:25:20,818 All right. Gerry. Who knew he was so broke?

728 00:25:20,820 -- 00:25:22,319 Gerry. Who knew he was so broke? Rain check on the shopping.

729 00:25:22,321 -- 00:25:23,954 Who knew he was so broke? Rain check on the shopping. Right.

730 00:25:23,956 -- 00:25:25,356 Rain check on the shopping. Right.

731 00:25:25,358 -- 00:25:29,527 Right.

732 00:26:13,572 -- 00:26:21,572 I'll be home for Christmas

733 00:26:26,251 -- 00:26:34,251 You can count on me Come dance with Mommy, boys. Please have snow

734 00:26:44,537 -- 00:26:49,440 Come dance with Mommy, boys. Please have snow and mistletoe

735 00:26:49,442 -- 00:26:52,009 Please have snow and mistletoe

736 00:26:52,011 -- 00:26:57,214 and mistletoe And presents under the

737 00:26:57,216 -- 00:26:58,749 And presents under the tree

738 00:27:08,526 -- 00:27:13,030 Wow. Good morning, Mr. Ellis. Good morning.

739 00:27:13,032 -- 00:27:14,264 Good morning, Mr. Ellis. Good morning. Hey, would you like your hot

740 00:27:14,266 -- 00:27:15,466 Good morning. Hey, would you like your hot cocoa in a travel mug since

741 00:27:15,468 -- 00:27:16,400 Hey, would you like your hot cocoa in a travel mug since you're running late?

742 00:27:16,402 -- 00:27:18,936 Cocoa in a travel mug since you're running late? Actually...

743 00:27:18,938 -- 00:27:20,304 you're running late? Actually... I'm gonna have it here.

744 00:27:20,306 -- 00:27:22,206 Actually... I'm gonna have it here. Nice.

745 00:27:26,211 -- 00:27:33,150 Wow. Um, oh, and could I please get a... a cinnamon stick and...

746 00:27:33,152 -- 00:27:34,685 Um, oh, and could I please get a... a cinnamon stick and... Pop-Tarts?

747 00:27:34,687 -- 00:27:35,986 A... a cinnamon stick and... Pop-Tarts? Pop-Tarts?

748 00:27:35,988 -- 00:27:38,422 Pop-Tarts? Pop-Tarts? Man, you must not know who I am.

749 00:27:38,424 -- 00:27:40,758 Pop-Tarts? Man, you must not know who I am.

750 00:27:46,464 -- 00:27:54,464 This place is enormous. Hey. Good morning.

751 00:27:57,276 -- 00:27:59,877 Hey. Good morning.

752 00:27:59,879 -- 00:28:01,478 Hey. Good morning. I need a... I got to get some

753 00:28:01,480 -- 00:28:02,813 I need a... I got to get some coffee.

754 00:28:02,815 -- 00:28:05,516 I need a... I got to get some coffee. Hey. Hey.

755 00:28:05,518 -- 00:28:06,216 Coffee. Hey. Hey. I know that.

756 00:28:06,218 -- 00:28:07,484 Hey. Hey. I know that. I was checking to see... We had

757 00:28:07,486 -- 00:28:08,686 I know that. I was checking to see We had some problems with the chairs

758 00:28:08,688 -- 00:28:09,219 I was checking to see... We had some problems with the chairs last week.

759 00:28:09,221 -- 00:28:13,257 Some problems with the chairs last week. That one's good.

760 00:28:13,259 -- 00:28:15,292 Last week. That one's good. I-I... My apologies.

761 00:28:15,294 -- 00:28:17,294 That one's good. I-I... My apologies. I thought the conference was in

762 00:28:17,296 -- 00:28:19,797 I-I... My apologies. I thought the conference was in another conference room in

763 00:28:19,799 -- 00:28:22,766 I thought the conference was in another conference room in another area of the building.

764 00:28:22,768 -- 00:28:24,935 Another conference room in another area of the building.

765 00:28:24,937 -- 00:28:26,303 Another area of the building. Uh, good morning.

766 00:28:26,305 -- 00:28:29,707 Uh, good morning. Good morning.

767 00:28:29,709 -- 00:28:31,508 Uh, good morning. Good morning. How about we start by some

768 00:28:31,510 -- 00:28:33,577 Good morning. How about we start by some updates, some updates on

769 00:28:33,579 -- 00:28:34,478 How about we start by some updates, some updates on everything that's going on?

770 00:28:34,480 -- 00:28:36,513 Updates, some updates on everything that's going on? Um...

771 00:28:36,515 -- 00:28:38,716 everything that's going on? Um... Like what?

772 00:28:38,718 -- 00:28:40,884 Um... Like what? Like, um...

773 00:28:40,886 -- 00:28:42,786 Like what? Like, um... Let's begin with going around

774 00:28:42,788 -- 00:28:44,822 Like, um... Let's begin with going around the table and everyone introduce

775 00:28:44,824 -- 00:28:45,723 Let's begin with going around the table and everyone introduce themselves.

776 00:28:45,725 -- 00:28:49,927 The table and everyone introduce themselves. Uh...

777 00:28:49,929 -- 00:28:51,528 themselves. Uh... Start with you.

778 00:28:51,530 -- 00:28:53,864 Uh... Start with you.

779 00:28:58,103 -- 00:29:00,304 Ellis?

780 00:29:05,910 -- 00:29:13,910 Ellis! Ellis!

781 00:29:17,356 -- 00:29:19,323 Ellis! Ellis!

782 00:29:19,325 -- 00:29:20,224 Ellis! Ellis! Thank you.

783 00:29:20,226 -- 00:29:22,126 Ellis! Thank you. Thank you very much for updating

784 00:29:22,128 -- 00:29:24,828 Thank you. Thank you very much for updating me on all your cases and... and

785 00:29:24,830 -- 00:29:27,798 Thank you very much for updating me on all your cases and... and the input and so forth.

786 00:29:27,800 -- 00:29:30,300 Me on all your cases and... and the input and so forth. I did have one more question.

787 00:29:30,302 -- 00:29:34,505 The input and so forth. I did have one more question. Um... why again are we settling

788 00:29:34,507 -- 00:29:36,573 I did have one more question. Um... why again are we settling the Wesley case?

789 00:29:36,575 -- 00:29:39,276 Um... why again are we settling the Wesley case? That's what we do.

790 00:29:39,278 -- 00:29:41,378 The Wesley case? That's what we do. Right, but based on what I

791 00:29:41,380 -- 00:29:43,714 That's what we do. Right, but based on what I heard this morning, Mr. Wesley

792 00:29:43,716 -- 00:29:44,782 Right, but based on what I heard this morning, Mr. Wesley has a legitimate chance at

793 00:29:44,784 -- 00:29:46,450 heard this morning, Mr. Wesley has a legitimate chance at winning.

794 00:29:46,452 -- 00:29:47,918 Has a legitimate chance at winning. He deserves his day in court,

795 00:29:47,920 -- 00:29:49,253 winning. He deserves his day in court, yes?

796 00:29:49,255 -- 00:29:50,354 He deserves his day in court, yes? But I thought you wanted to

797 00:29:50,356 -- 00:29:51,889 yes? But I thought you wanted to settle.

798 00:29:51,891 -- 00:29:54,725 But I thought you wanted to settle. I changed my mind.

799 00:29:54,727 -- 00:29:56,393 Settle. I changed my mind. A settlement is chump change to

800 00:29:56,395 -- 00:29:58,061 I changed my mind. A settlement is chump change to a multimillion-dollar insurance

801 00:29:58,063 -- 00:29:59,129 A settlement is chump change to a multimillion-dollar insurance company like that.

802 00:29:59,131 -- 00:30:02,499 A multimillion-dollar insurance company like that. Besides, if they settle, they're

803 00:30:02,501 -- 00:30:03,567 company like that. Besides, if they settle, they're never held accountable for their

804 00:30:03,569 -- 00:30:05,302 Besides, if they settle, they're never held accountable for their actions.

805 00:30:05,304 -- 00:30:06,837 Never held accountable for their actions. Win or lose, I want the public

806 00:30:06,839 -- 00:30:08,038 actions. Win or lose, I want the public to know what they did.

807 00:30:08,040 -- 00:30:10,374 Win or lose, I want the public to know what they did. They fired Mr. Wesley because

808 00:30:10,376 -- 00:30:12,075 to know what they did. They fired Mr. Wesley because simply because of his age.

809 00:30:12,077 -- 00:30:14,645 They fired Mr. Wesley because simply because of his age. That's not okay, and we are

810 00:30:14,647 -- 00:30:16,647 simply because of his age. That's not okay, and we are going to trial.

811 00:30:16,649 -- 00:30:18,816 That's not okay, and we are going to trial. What about your record?

812 00:30:18,818 -- 00:30:21,752 Going to trial. What about your record? No one's keeping score, Mia.

813 00:30:21,754 -- 00:30:23,987 What about your record? No one's keeping score, Mia. It's not a game.

814 00:30:23,989 -- 00:30:25,389 No one's keeping score, Mia. It's not a game. Mr. Wesley gave that company

815 00:30:25,391 -- 00:30:27,491 It's not a game. Mr. Wesley gave that company 40 years of his life.

816 00:30:27,493 -- 00:30:28,859 Mr. Wesley gave that company 40 years of his life. He worked 12-hour days to fatten

817 00:30:28,861 -- 00:30:30,194 40 years of his life. He worked 12-hour days to fatten their pockets, and sometimes he

818 00:30:30,196 -- 00:30:31,562 He worked 12-hour days to fatten their pockets, and sometimes he could barely provide for his own

819 00:30:31,564 -- 00:30:32,362 their pockets, and sometimes he could barely provide for his own family.

820 00:30:32,364 -- 00:30:34,198 Could barely provide for his own family. Now they want to fire him, bring

821 00:30:34,200 -- 00:30:35,833 family. Now they want to fire him, bring in someone half his age, pay

822 00:30:35,835 -- 00:30:37,935 Now they want to fire him, bring in someone half his age, pay that person half of his salary?

823 00:30:37,937 -- 00:30:41,071 In someone half his age, pay that person half of his salary? No. Not on my watch.

824 00:30:41,073 -- 00:30:42,606 That person half of his salary? No. Not on my watch. And that's happening far too

825 00:30:42,608 -- 00:30:43,974 No. Not on my watch. And that's happening far too often... old people being

826 00:30:43,976 -- 00:30:45,676 And that's happening far too often... old people being mistreated in all sorts of ways.

827 00:30:45,678 -- 00:30:50,380 Often... old people being mistreated in all sorts of ways. I won't be party to it.

828 00:30:50,382 -- 00:30:52,082 Mistreated in all sorts of ways. I won't be party to it. Okay.

829 00:30:52,084 -- 00:30:56,987 I won't be party to it. Okay.

830 00:30:56,989 -- 00:30:59,022 Okay. What the hell was that?

831 00:30:59,024 -- 00:31:00,224 What the hell was that? I don't know, but someone

832 00:31:00,226 -- 00:31:00,958 What the hell was that? I don't know, but someone tipped him off.

833 00:31:00,960 -- 00:31:01,625 I don't know, but someone tipped him off. You think?

834 00:31:01,627 -- 00:31:03,126 Tipped him off. You think? Why else would he shift gears

835 00:31:03,128 -- 00:31:03,794 You think? Why else would he shift gears like that?

836 00:31:03,796 -- 00:31:04,728 Why else would he shift gears like that? We're gonna have to speed

837 00:31:04,730 -- 00:31:05,162 like that? We're gonna have to speed things up.

838 00:31:05,164 -- 00:31:07,297 We're gonna have to speed things up. Yeah.

839 00:31:07,299 -- 00:31:08,031 Things up. Yeah.

840 00:31:08,033 -- 00:31:10,000 Yeah.

841 00:31:10,002 -- 00:31:13,003 Okay.

842 00:31:13,005 -- 00:31:15,739 Okay. Let's try this again.

843 00:31:15,741 -- 00:31:17,007 Okay. Let's try this again. Hi. This is Ellis.

844 00:31:17,009 -- 00:31:18,408 Let's try this again. Hi. This is Ellis. I... Um, I mean, may I please

845 00:31:18,410 -- 00:31:19,576 Hi. This is Ellis. I... Um, I mean, may I please speak with Ellis?

846 00:31:19,578 -- 00:31:21,245 I... Um, I mean, may I please speak with Ellis? Ellis Craig.

847 00:31:21,247 -- 00:31:22,212 Speak with Ellis? Ellis Craig. I don't care if he's busy.

848 00:31:22,214 -- 00:31:23,013 Ellis Craig. I don't care if he's busy. Put him on the phone.

849 00:31:23,015 -- 00:31:23,947 I don't care if he's busy. Put him on the phone. No. Wait a minute.

850 00:31:23,949 -- 00:31:24,748 Put him on the phone. No. Wait a minute. Is this Diane?

851 00:31:24,750 -- 00:31:25,883 No. Wait a minute. Is this Diane? Well, Diane, when I get back to

852 00:31:25,885 -- 00:31:26,817 Is this Diane? Well, Diane, when I get back to L.A., you're fired, okay?

853 00:31:26,819 -- 00:31:27,417 Well, Diane, when I get back to L.A., you're fired, okay? 'Cause this is

854 00:31:27,419 -- 00:31:29,386 L.A., you're fired, okay? 'Cause this is insubordination... Hello?

855 00:31:29,388 -- 00:31:30,454 'Cause this is insubordination Hello? Hello?

856 00:31:30,456 -- 00:31:32,222 Insubordination... Hello? Hello? I'm taking Junior for a walk.

857 00:31:32,224 -- 00:31:34,558 Hello? I'm taking Junior for a walk. Would you like to come with?

858 00:31:34,560 -- 00:31:36,026 I'm taking Junior for a walk. Would you like to come with? Actually, I'm taking her for

859 00:31:36,028 -- 00:31:37,060 Would you like to come with? Actually, I'm taking her for a walk, but...

860 00:31:37,062 -- 00:31:38,028 Actually, I'm taking her for a walk, but... No, I don't feel like

861 00:31:38,030 -- 00:31:38,428 a walk, but... No, I don't feel like walking.

862 00:31:38,430 -- 00:31:39,463 No, I don't feel like walking. I don't feel like talking.

863 00:31:39,465 -- 00:31:42,099 Walking. I don't feel like talking. I just want to get back to...

864 00:31:42,101 -- 00:31:42,966 I don't feel like talking. I just want to get back to... I'm... I'm fine.

865 00:31:42,968 -- 00:31:44,301 I just want to get back to... I'm... I'm fine. You two go walk.

866 00:31:44,303 -- 00:31:45,836 I'm... I'm fine. You two go walk. What's the matter, baby?

867 00:31:45,838 -- 00:31:47,137 You two go walk. What's the matter, baby? Mom, I'm not who you think I

868 00:31:47,139 -- 00:31:47,671 What's the matter, baby? Mom, I'm not who you think I am, okay?

869 00:31:47,673 -- 00:31:48,906 Mom, I'm not who you think I am, okay? I don't know how it happened,

870 00:31:48,908 -- 00:31:52,042 am, okay? I don't know how it happened, but Gerry and I seemed to...

871 00:31:52,044 -- 00:31:54,244 I don't know how it happened, but Gerry and I seemed to... I'm fine. Enjoy your walk, okay?

872 00:31:54,246 -- 00:31:55,779 But Gerry and I seemed to... I'm fine. Enjoy your walk, okay? I'll be sure to get him back

873 00:31:55,781 -- 00:31:58,382 I'm fine. Enjoy your walk, okay? I'll be sure to get him back before you have to go to work.

874 00:31:58,384 -- 00:31:59,383 I'll be sure to get him back before you have to go to work. Work?

875 00:31:59,385 -- 00:32:00,350 Before you have to go to work. Work? Don't tell me you forgot

876 00:32:00,352 -- 00:32:02,085 Work? Don't tell me you forgot about that, too.

877 00:32:02,087 -- 00:32:03,921 Don't tell me you forgot about that, too. Sleepy Joe's?

878 00:32:03,923 -- 00:32:04,888 About that, too. Sleepy Joe's?

879 00:32:04,890 -- 00:32:06,957 Sleepy Joe's? You expect me to...

880 00:32:06,959 -- 00:32:08,125 You expect me to... You want me to work at a coffee

881 00:32:08,127 -- 00:32:09,192 You expect me to... You want me to work at a coffee shop?

882 00:32:09,194 -- 00:32:10,394 You want me to work at a coffee shop? I don't think so.

883 00:32:10,396 -- 00:32:11,461 Shop? I don't think so. Yeah, well, think again

884 00:32:11,463 -- 00:32:12,729 I don't think so. Yeah, well, think again because we got bills to pay and

885 00:32:12,731 -- 00:32:13,964 Yeah, well, think again because we got bills to pay and bellies to feed, and you're the

886 00:32:13,966 -- 00:32:17,534 because we got bills to pay and bellies to feed, and you're the only one with a j-o-b, so...

887 00:32:17,536 -- 00:32:20,616 bellies to feed, and you're the only one with a j-o-b, so... Come on, grandma.

888 00:32:27,512 -- 00:32:32,049 They crazy. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

889 00:32:32,051 -- 00:32:32,749 Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Hold on one second.

890 00:32:32,751 -- 00:32:33,617 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Hold on one second. Ma'am, hold on one second.

891 00:32:33,619 -- 00:32:34,318 Hold on one second. Ma'am, hold on one second. Hold on one second.

892 00:32:34,320 -- 00:32:35,886 Ma'am, hold on one second. Hold on one second. You said, uh... Listen, I got

893 00:32:35,888 -- 00:32:36,520 Hold on one second. You said, uh... Listen, I got your tea.

894 00:32:36,522 -- 00:32:38,922 You said, uh... Listen, I got your tea. That's a child thing.

895 00:32:39,958 -- 00:32:47,130 What are you doing?

896 00:32:47,132 -- 00:32:48,465 What are you doing? Making a drink.

897 00:32:48,467 -- 00:32:49,733 What are you doing? Making a drink. Really?

898 00:32:49,735 -- 00:32:51,034 Making a drink. Really? Yes, really.

899 00:32:51,036 -- 00:32:52,502 Really? Yes, really. You care for one?

900 00:32:52,504 -- 00:32:54,137 Yes, really. You care for one? Sure.

901 00:32:54,139 -- 00:32:55,872 You care for one? Sure. What do you want?

902 00:32:55,874 -- 00:32:59,910 Sure. What do you want? The usual.

903 00:32:59,912 -- 00:33:01,211 What do you want? The usual. I'll surprise you.

904 00:33:01,213 -- 00:33:03,547 The usual. I'll surprise you.

905 00:33:10,388 -- 00:33:16,893 What are you looking for? Evidence. Earrings, lingerie, a naked girl

906 00:33:16,895 -- 00:33:20,163 Evidence. Earrings, lingerie, a naked girl hiding in the closet.

907 00:33:20,165 -- 00:33:21,798 Earrings, lingerie, a naked girl hiding in the closet. Sorry to say I think you have

908 00:33:21,800 -- 00:33:23,333 hiding in the closet. Sorry to say I think you have the wrong guy.

909 00:33:23,335 -- 00:33:28,638 Sorry to say I think you have the wrong guy.

910 00:33:28,640 -- 00:33:31,108 The wrong guy.

911 00:33:31,110 -- 00:33:32,242 Ellis.

912 00:33:32,244 -- 00:33:33,643 Ellis.

913 00:33:33,645 -- 00:33:34,444 Ellis. Ellis.

914 00:33:34,446 -- 00:33:36,146 Ellis. Yes? Yes?

915 00:33:36,148 -- 00:33:39,616 Ellis. Yes? Yes? Ellis.

916 00:33:39,618 -- 00:33:40,784 Yes? Yes? Ellis. All that stuff you said

917 00:33:40,786 -- 00:33:44,788 Ellis. All that stuff you said today... what was that about?

918 00:33:44,790 -- 00:33:47,524 All that stuff you said today... what was that about? Fairness, honesty, doing the

919 00:33:47,526 -- 00:33:48,392 today... what was that about? Fairness, honesty, doing the right thing.

920 00:33:48,394 -- 00:33:49,593 Fairness, honesty, doing the right thing. Should I continue?

921 00:33:49,595 -- 00:33:51,528 Right thing. Should I continue? What is up with you?

922 00:33:51,530 -- 00:33:53,697 Should I continue? What is up with you? Not that I'm complaining.

923 00:33:53,699 -- 00:33:55,499 What is up with you? Not that I'm complaining. But you don't sound like the

924 00:33:55,501 -- 00:33:57,501 Not that I'm complaining. But you don't sound like the same selfish, money-hungry Ellis

925 00:33:57,503 -- 00:33:59,770 But you don't sound like the same selfish, money-hungry Ellis we all know and love.

926 00:33:59,772 -- 00:34:01,538 Same selfish, money-hungry Ellis we all know and love. I wasn't really that bad,

927 00:34:01,540 -- 00:34:04,107 we all know and love. I wasn't really that bad, was I?

928 00:34:04,109 -- 00:34:06,543 I wasn't really that bad, was I? Mnh.

929 00:34:06,545 -- 00:34:07,844 Was I? Mnh. Okay.

930 00:34:07,846 -- 00:34:09,946 Mnh. Okay. Well, I wasn't always that bad.

931 00:34:09,948 -- 00:34:11,014 Okay. Well, I wasn't always that bad. Believe it or not, I was

932 00:34:11,016 -- 00:34:14,418 Well, I wasn't always that bad. Believe it or not, I was actually a pretty decent guy.

933 00:34:14,420 -- 00:34:16,486 Believe it or not, I was actually a pretty decent guy. I mean, I, um... I still am.

934 00:34:16,488 -- 00:34:18,021 Actually a pretty decent guy. I mean, I, um I still am. I mean, I might be a little

935 00:34:18,023 -- 00:34:23,560 I mean, I, um... I still am. I mean, I might be a little selfish, but... I would like to

936 00:34:23,562 -- 00:34:26,396 I mean, I might be a little selfish, but... I would like to be that guy again.

937 00:34:26,398 -- 00:34:27,964 Selfish, but... I would like to be that guy again. Good.

938 00:34:27,966 -- 00:34:30,300 Be that guy again. Good. I like that guy.

939 00:34:48,252 -- 00:34:53,857 Eat up. What? That's all I got. Eat up.

940 00:34:53,859 -- 00:34:56,193 What? That's all I got. Eat up.

941 00:35:05,770 -- 00:35:12,008 It happens. It's okay. It's never happened to you

942 00:35:12,010 -- 00:35:15,545 It's never happened to you before, but... it... it happens.

943 00:35:15,547 -- 00:35:20,917 It's never happened to you before, but... it... it happens.

944 00:35:20,919 -- 00:35:23,253 before, but... it... it happens.

945 00:35:37,803 -- 00:35:39,803 I can't believe you blew it.

946 00:35:39,805 -- 00:35:41,738 I can't believe you blew it. We were this close to getting

947 00:35:41,740 -- 00:35:43,440 I can't believe you blew it. We were this close to getting laid.

948 00:35:43,442 -- 00:35:45,275 We were this close to getting laid. First of all, that is no way for

949 00:35:45,277 -- 00:35:46,843 laid. First of all, that is no way for an 11-year-old boy to talk.

950 00:35:46,845 -- 00:35:49,112 First of all, that is no way for an 11-year-old boy to talk. Secondly, I am not gonna

951 00:35:49,114 -- 00:35:50,614 an 11-year-old boy to talk. Secondly, I am not gonna you-know-what my brother's

952 00:35:50,616 -- 00:35:52,048 Secondly, I am not gonna you-know-what my brother's girlfriend.

953 00:35:52,050 -- 00:35:54,017 You-know-what my brother's girlfriend. See? That's our problem.

954 00:35:54,019 -- 00:35:55,485 Girlfriend. See? That's our problem. We're too nice.

955 00:35:55,487 -- 00:35:57,220 See? That's our problem. We're too nice. Remember in the second grade

956 00:35:57,222 -- 00:35:59,256 We're too nice. Remember in the second grade when Amy tried to kiss us, but

957 00:35:59,258 -- 00:36:01,358 Remember in the second grade when Amy tried to kiss us, but we said no because Dexter liked

958 00:36:01,360 -- 00:36:01,892 when Amy tried to kiss us, but we said no because Dexter liked her?

959 00:36:01,894 -- 00:36:05,262 We said no because Dexter liked her? Mm-hmm.

960 00:36:05,264 -- 00:36:06,763 Her? Mm-hmm. Mia's falling in love with

961 00:36:06,765 -- 00:36:07,097 Mm-hmm. Mia's falling in love with us.

962 00:36:07,099 -- 00:36:07,597 Mia's falling in love with us. No.

963 00:36:07,599 -- 00:36:08,965 Us. No. Mia's falling in love with

964 00:36:08,967 -- 00:36:09,432 No. Mia's falling in love with Ellis.

965 00:36:09,434 -- 00:36:10,467 Mia's falling in love with Ellis. Excuse me?

966 00:36:10,469 -- 00:36:11,601 Ellis. Excuse me? Is there a problem?

967 00:36:11,603 -- 00:36:12,302 Excuse me? Is there a problem? Yeah.

968 00:36:12,304 -- 00:36:13,537 Is there a problem? Yeah. I'm putting in the work.

969 00:36:13,539 -- 00:36:14,538 Yeah. I'm putting in the work. And reaping none of the

970 00:36:14,540 -- 00:36:15,872 I'm putting in the work. And reaping none of the rewards.

971 00:36:15,874 -- 00:36:17,140 And reaping none of the rewards. And Ellis is getting all the

972 00:36:17,142 -- 00:36:18,041 rewards. And Ellis is getting all the credit.

973 00:36:18,043 -- 00:36:19,109 And Ellis is getting all the credit. So?

974 00:36:19,111 -- 00:36:21,211 Credit. So? Ellis is at our little, run-down

975 00:36:21,213 -- 00:36:22,512 So? Ellis is at our little, run-down crib in Louisiana.

976 00:36:22,514 -- 00:36:24,381 Ellis is at our little, run-down crib in Louisiana. We're in L.A.

977 00:36:24,383 -- 00:36:26,483 crib in Louisiana. We're in L.A. We got a Porsche, a Benz, and a

978 00:36:26,485 -- 00:36:28,652 We're in L.A. We got a Porsche, a Benz, and a Bentley in our garage and a foxy

979 00:36:28,654 -- 00:36:29,853 We got a Porsche, a Benz, and a Bentley in our garage and a foxy lady in our bed.

980 00:36:29,855 -- 00:36:31,288 Bentley in our garage and a foxy lady in our bed. "Foxy"?

981 00:36:31,290 -- 00:36:33,290 Lady in our bed. "Foxy"? Look, this isn't my life.

982 00:36:33,292 -- 00:36:35,125 "Foxy"? Look, this isn't my life. I can't stay here forever.

983 00:36:35,127 -- 00:36:36,426 Look, this isn't my life. I can't stay here forever. Why not?

984 00:36:36,428 -- 00:36:38,094 I can't stay here forever. Why not? I mean, do you really want to go

985 00:36:38,096 -- 00:36:39,529 Why not? I mean, do you really want to go back?

986 00:36:39,531 -- 00:36:42,966 I mean, do you really want to go back? Well, yeah, eventually.

987 00:36:42,968 -- 00:36:44,868 Back? Well, yeah, eventually. Don't look at me like that.

988 00:36:44,870 -- 00:36:46,469 Well, yeah, eventually. Don't look at me like that. This is cool.

989 00:36:46,471 -- 00:36:48,305 Don't look at me like that. This is cool. It's like a gift from Santa for

990 00:36:48,307 -- 00:36:49,873 This is cool. It's like a gift from Santa for being a good boy all these

991 00:36:49,875 -- 00:36:51,241 It's like a gift from Santa for being a good boy all these years.

992 00:36:51,243 -- 00:36:52,542 Being a good boy all these years. Plus, it's about time Ellis

993 00:36:52,544 -- 00:36:54,077 years. Plus, it's about time Ellis looked out for somebody else for

994 00:36:54,079 -- 00:36:54,911 Plus, it's about time Ellis looked out for somebody else for a change.

995 00:36:54,913 -- 00:36:56,546 Looked out for somebody else for a change.

996 00:36:56,548 -- 00:36:58,782 a change. Well, you got a point there.

997 00:36:58,784 -- 00:37:00,417 Well, you got a point there. Hey, he's probably having as

998 00:37:00,419 -- 00:37:02,953 Well, you got a point there. Hey, he's probably having as much fun as we are.

999 00:37:02,955 -- 00:37:04,487 Hey, he's probably having as much fun as we are.

1000 00:37:04,489 -- 00:37:06,690 much fun as we are.

1001 00:37:06,692 -- 00:37:09,159 Mom. Mom!

1002 00:37:12,496 -- 00:37:15,966 Mom, okay, look, you don't have to eat your food, but please don't play with it.

1003 00:37:15,968 -- 00:37:17,848 To eat your food, but please don't play with it.

1004 00:37:40,591 -- 00:37:45,061 Hannah, hey. When you gonna sign the divorce papers?

1005 00:37:45,063 -- 00:37:46,563 When you gonna sign the divorce papers? I'm tired of being in limbo.

1006 00:37:46,565 -- 00:37:48,198 Divorce papers? I'm tired of being in limbo. I'm tired of struggling.

1007 00:37:48,200 -- 00:37:49,733 I'm tired of being in limbo. I'm tired of struggling. I'm out here busting my ass

1008 00:37:49,735 -- 00:37:51,534 I'm tired of struggling. I'm out here busting my ass selling houses so that I can get

1009 00:37:51,536 -- 00:37:53,136 I'm out here busting my ass selling houses so that I can get out of that shoe box.

1010 00:37:53,138 -- 00:37:54,237 Selling houses so that I can get out of that shoe box. You know, I don't... I don't get

1011 00:37:54,239 -- 00:37:54,704 out of that shoe box. You know, I don't... I don't get it, Gerry.

1012 00:37:54,706 -- 00:37:57,340 You know, I don't... I don't get it, Gerry. What... What happened to you?

1013 00:37:57,342 -- 00:37:58,975 It, Gerry. What... What happened to you? Why do you want a divorce,

1014 00:37:58,977 -- 00:37:59,709 What... What happened to you? Why do you want a divorce, Hannah?

1015 00:37:59,711 -- 00:38:01,177 Why do you want a divorce, Hannah? Have you forgotten what it

1016 00:38:01,179 -- 00:38:02,245 Hannah? Have you forgotten what it was like between us?

1017 00:38:02,247 -- 00:38:03,413 Have you forgotten what it was like between us? I don't blame you for taking

1018 00:38:03,415 -- 00:38:04,314 was like between us? I don't blame you for taking care of your mother.

1019 00:38:04,316 -- 00:38:06,416 I don't blame you for taking care of your mother. I admire that.

1020 00:38:06,418 -- 00:38:08,318 Care of your mother. I admire that. But you gave up on everything

1021 00:38:08,320 -- 00:38:09,252 I admire that. But you gave up on everything else, Gerry.

1022 00:38:09,254 -- 00:38:11,288 But you gave up on everything else, Gerry. You gave up on us.

1023 00:38:11,290 -- 00:38:12,622 Else, Gerry. You gave up on us. Women are all the same.

1024 00:38:12,624 -- 00:38:13,890 You gave up on us. Women are all the same. All they want is money.

1025 00:38:13,892 -- 00:38:15,892 Women are all the same. All they want is money. I don't care about money.

1026 00:38:15,894 -- 00:38:17,294 All they want is money. I don't care about money. I care about you and I care

1027 00:38:17,296 -- 00:38:18,795 I don't care about money. I care about you and I care about Junior and I care about

1028 00:38:18,797 -- 00:38:20,230 I care about you and I care about Junior and I care about the life we were supposed to

1029 00:38:20,232 -- 00:38:22,198 about Junior and I care about the life we were supposed to have together.

1030 00:38:22,200 -- 00:38:23,733 The life we were supposed to have together. You gave up on our dreams, and I

1031 00:38:23,735 -- 00:38:25,135 have together. You gave up on our dreams, and I cannot continue to sit around

1032 00:38:25,137 -- 00:38:26,569 You gave up on our dreams, and I cannot continue to sit around and act like it's okay because

1033 00:38:26,571 -- 00:38:27,137 cannot continue to sit around and act like it's okay because it's not.

1034 00:38:27,139 -- 00:38:29,506 And act like it's okay because it's not. Sign the divorce papers, Gerry,

1035 00:38:29,508 -- 00:38:31,841 it's not. Sign the divorce papers, Gerry, please.

1036 00:38:38,316 -- 00:38:42,919 We'll talk about it in the office.

1037 00:38:42,921 -- 00:38:45,255 We'll talk about it in the office.

1038 00:38:51,462 -- 00:38:57,767 I'm going to be disbarred. Someone filed a complaint alleging that I've been taking

1039 00:38:57,769 -- 00:38:59,169 Someone filed a complaint alleging that I've been taking money under the table from

1040 00:38:59,171 -- 00:39:00,804 alleging that I've been taking money under the table from opposing defendants in exchange

1041 00:39:00,806 -- 00:39:02,305 money under the table from opposing defendants in exchange for convincing my clients to

1042 00:39:02,307 -- 00:39:06,009 opposing defendants in exchange for convincing my clients to accept smaller settlements.

1043 00:39:06,011 -- 00:39:08,078 For convincing my clients to accept smaller settlements. It's not true, is it, Mia?

1044 00:39:08,080 -- 00:39:09,546 Accept smaller settlements. It's not true, is it, Mia? It's not what's been going on

1045 00:39:09,548 -- 00:39:11,881 It's not true, is it, Mia? It's not what's been going on around here, is it?

1046 00:39:11,883 -- 00:39:13,249 It's not what's been going on around here, is it? Answer me!

1047 00:39:13,251 -- 00:39:14,484 Around here, is it? Answer me! Okay, Ellis, you're making me

1048 00:39:14,486 -- 00:39:15,418 Answer me! Okay, Ellis, you're making me nervous.

1049 00:39:15,420 -- 00:39:16,686 Okay, Ellis, you're making me nervous. I know you're upset about this,

1050 00:39:16,688 -- 00:39:17,053 nervous. I know you're upset about this, but...

1051 00:39:17,055 -- 00:39:18,321 I know you're upset about this, but... You're damn right I'm upset.

1052 00:39:18,323 -- 00:39:19,789 But... You're damn right I'm upset. This could ruin my brother's

1053 00:39:19,791 -- 00:39:20,323 You're damn right I'm upset. This could ruin my brother's career.

1054 00:39:20,325 -- 00:39:21,825 This could ruin my brother's career. He's worked way too hard... I

1055 00:39:21,827 -- 00:39:23,493 career. He's worked way too hard... I mean I've worked... I don't know

1056 00:39:23,495 -- 00:39:26,096 He's worked way too hard... I mean I've worked... I don't know what I mean.

1057 00:39:26,098 -- 00:39:28,998 Mean I've worked... I don't know what I mean.

1058 00:39:29,000 -- 00:39:32,569 What I mean. Did he really do this?

1059 00:39:32,571 -- 00:39:33,837 Did he really do this? Is this the kind of person he

1060 00:39:33,839 -- 00:39:37,340 Did he really do this? Is this the kind of person he is?

1061 00:39:37,342 -- 00:39:40,510 Is this the kind of person he is?

1062 00:39:54,392 -- 00:39:58,962 Hey, Mom. Hi, honey.

1063 00:40:50,414 -- 00:40:55,518 I can assure you that I intend to address these allegations.

1064 00:40:55,520 -- 00:40:57,020 Intend to address these allegations. I will do whatever it takes to

1065 00:40:57,022 -- 00:41:00,723 allegations. I will do whatever it takes to protect the image of this firm.

1066 00:41:00,725 -- 00:41:03,965 I will do whatever it takes to protect the image of this firm. That's all for now.

1067 00:41:20,377 -- 00:41:22,579 I got to fix this, Mia.

1068 00:41:25,449 -- 00:41:27,650 We'll fix it together.

1069 00:41:41,665 -- 00:41:47,270 Hey, I'm gonna take my break. I'll be right back. Gerry, calm down.

1070 00:41:47,272 -- 00:41:48,371 I'll be right back. Gerry, calm down. Calm down. Calm down.

1071 00:41:48,373 -- 00:41:49,138 Gerry, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. I'll explain.

1072 00:41:49,140 -- 00:41:50,773 Calm down. Calm down. I'll explain. Okay, listen... there's two guys

1073 00:41:50,775 -- 00:41:52,375 I'll explain. Okay, listen... there's two guys at my firm that are salty that I

1074 00:41:52,377 -- 00:41:53,676 Okay, listen... there's two guys at my firm that are salty that I won't make them business

1075 00:41:53,678 -- 00:41:54,277 at my firm that are salty that I won't make them business partners.

1076 00:41:54,279 -- 00:41:56,045 Won't make them business partners. Paul and Josh, right?

1077 00:41:56,047 -- 00:41:57,480 Partners. Paul and Josh, right? Yes.

1078 00:41:57,482 -- 00:41:58,882 Paul and Josh, right? Yes. I found out that they got in

1079 00:41:58,884 -- 00:42:00,450 Yes. I found out that they got in touch with an opposing attorney,

1080 00:42:00,452 -- 00:42:02,719 I found out that they got in touch with an opposing attorney, in writing, pretending to be me,

1081 00:42:02,721 -- 00:42:04,187 touch with an opposing attorney, in writing, pretending to be me, told them we get our client to

1082 00:42:04,189 -- 00:42:05,455 in writing, pretending to be me, told them we get our client to settle the case with their

1083 00:42:05,457 -- 00:42:06,990 told them we get our client to settle the case with their client for peanuts if they would

1084 00:42:06,992 -- 00:42:08,157 settle the case with their client for peanuts if they would pay us under the table.

1085 00:42:08,159 -- 00:42:09,926 Client for peanuts if they would pay us under the table. And the attorney went to bar

1086 00:42:09,928 -- 00:42:10,860 pay us under the table. And the attorney went to bar association.

1087 00:42:10,862 -- 00:42:12,729 And the attorney went to bar association. Yes, and that guy hates my

1088 00:42:12,731 -- 00:42:13,796 association. Yes, and that guy hates my guts.

1089 00:42:13,798 -- 00:42:15,398 Yes, and that guy hates my guts. But his assistant wants to...

1090 00:42:15,400 -- 00:42:17,267 Guts. But his assistant wants to... Uh, she's sweet on me, so, you

1091 00:42:17,269 -- 00:42:19,168 But his assistant wants to... Uh, she's sweet on me, so, you know, she gave me the heads-up.

1092 00:42:19,170 -- 00:42:20,303 Uh, she's sweet on me, so, you know, she gave me the heads-up. I knew something was up with

1093 00:42:20,305 -- 00:42:21,771 know, she gave me the heads-up. I knew something was up with those two guys.

1094 00:42:21,773 -- 00:42:23,706 I knew something was up with those two guys. But why have you been settling

1095 00:42:23,708 -- 00:42:25,141 those two guys. But why have you been settling so many cases, Ellis?

1096 00:42:25,143 -- 00:42:26,442 But why have you been settling so many cases, Ellis? All of the whistle-blowers

1097 00:42:26,444 -- 00:42:27,377 so many cases, Ellis? All of the whistle-blowers come to me.

1098 00:42:27,379 -- 00:42:28,878 All of the whistle-blowers come to me. Look, they all have legitimate

1099 00:42:28,880 -- 00:42:30,480 come to me. Look, they all have legitimate complaints, but they got nothing

1100 00:42:30,482 -- 00:42:31,381 Look, they all have legitimate complaints, but they got nothing to back them up.

1101 00:42:31,383 -- 00:42:32,615 Complaints, but they got nothing to back them up. You know, all of the big

1102 00:42:32,617 -- 00:42:34,183 to back them up. You know, all of the big companies string them along for

1103 00:42:34,185 -- 00:42:34,651 You know, all of the big companies string them along for years.

1104 00:42:34,653 -- 00:42:36,252 Companies string them along for years. Look, they'd end up with nothing

1105 00:42:36,254 -- 00:42:37,353 years. Look, they'd end up with nothing if we didn't settle.

1106 00:42:37,355 -- 00:42:38,621 Look, they'd end up with nothing if we didn't settle. So, you're trying to help

1107 00:42:38,623 -- 00:42:39,656 if we didn't settle. So, you're trying to help them.

1108 00:42:39,658 -- 00:42:40,290 So, you're trying to help them.

1109 00:42:40,292 -- 00:42:42,292 them. Don't sound so surprised.

1110 00:42:42,294 -- 00:42:44,327 Don't sound so surprised. Anyway, it doesn't matter now.

1111 00:42:44,329 -- 00:42:46,229 Don't sound so surprised. Anyway, it doesn't matter now. I can't fight this.

1112 00:42:46,231 -- 00:42:48,298 Anyway, it doesn't matter now. I can't fight this. My career's over.

1113 00:42:48,300 -- 00:42:49,699 I can't fight this. My career's over. No, no, I'm not gonna let

1114 00:42:49,701 -- 00:42:50,433 My career's over. No, no, I'm not gonna let that happen.

1115 00:42:50,435 -- 00:42:52,068 No, no, I'm not gonna let that happen. But I do think you should stay

1116 00:42:52,070 -- 00:42:53,736 that happen. But I do think you should stay there in Louisiana, let me take

1117 00:42:53,738 -- 00:42:54,671 But I do think you should stay there in Louisiana, let me take care of everything.

1118 00:42:54,673 -- 00:42:56,139 There in Louisiana, let me take care of everything. This could get a little ugly,

1119 00:42:56,141 -- 00:42:58,374 care of everything. This could get a little ugly, and you tend to choke under

1120 00:42:58,376 -- 00:42:59,776 This could get a little ugly, and you tend to choke under pressure sometimes.

1121 00:42:59,778 -- 00:43:00,510 And you tend to choke under pressure sometimes. Are you sure?

1122 00:43:00,512 -- 00:43:01,377 Pressure sometimes. Are you sure? I could still help.

1123 00:43:01,379 -- 00:43:03,046 Are you sure? I could still help. Let me take care of it.

1124 00:43:03,048 -- 00:43:04,914 I could still help. Let me take care of it. How's mom and Junior?

1125 00:43:04,916 -- 00:43:06,282 Let me take care of it. How's mom and Junior? They're great. They're great.

1126 00:43:06,284 -- 00:43:07,550 How's mom and Junior? They're great. They're great. I got everything under control

1127 00:43:07,552 -- 00:43:07,884 They're great. They're great. I got everything under control here.

1128 00:43:07,886 -- 00:43:09,218 I got everything under control here. You get everything under control

1129 00:43:09,220 -- 00:43:10,820 here. You get everything under control there, okay?

1130 00:43:10,822 -- 00:43:12,155 You get everything under control there, okay? Okay.

1131 00:43:12,157 -- 00:43:15,858 There, okay? Okay. I got to go.

1132 00:43:15,860 -- 00:43:18,194 Okay. I got to go.

1133 00:43:22,766 -- 00:43:26,002

1134 00:43:36,947 -- 00:43:43,553 You sly devil. What? You don't recognize me? I mean you.

1135 00:43:43,555 -- 00:43:45,655 What? You don't recognize me? I mean you. I'm you when you were 7.

1136 00:43:45,657 -- 00:43:47,957 I mean you. I'm you when you were 7. Hence, my name... Seven.

1137 00:43:47,959 -- 00:43:49,492 I'm you when you were 7. Hence, my name Seven. Don't you love our brother,

1138 00:43:49,494 -- 00:43:52,295 Hence, my name... Seven. Don't you love our brother, always taking care of us?

1139 00:43:52,297 -- 00:43:54,430 Don't you love our brother, always taking care of us? With all that stuff going on in

1140 00:43:54,432 -- 00:43:56,566 always taking care of us? With all that stuff going on in L.A., you're better off staying

1141 00:43:56,568 -- 00:43:57,166 With all that stuff going on in L.A., you're better off staying here.

1142 00:43:57,168 -- 00:43:58,601 L.A., you're better off staying here. Let Gerry handle it.

1143 00:43:58,603 -- 00:43:59,969 Here. Let Gerry handle it. That's what we've always done,

1144 00:43:59,971 -- 00:44:01,771 Let Gerry handle it. That's what we've always done, right?

1145 00:44:01,773 -- 00:44:03,206 That's what we've always done, right? Hey, and while we're at it, we

1146 00:44:03,208 -- 00:44:04,574 right? Hey, and while we're at it, we might as well make ourselves

1147 00:44:04,576 -- 00:44:05,041 Hey, and while we're at it, we might as well make ourselves comfy.

1148 00:44:05,043 -- 00:44:09,045 Might as well make ourselves comfy. First we need to get a real job

1149 00:44:09,047 -- 00:44:11,481 comfy. First we need to get a real job and maybe go back to, um, law

1150 00:44:11,483 -- 00:44:12,949 First we need to get a real job and maybe go back to, um, law school.

1151 00:44:12,951 -- 00:44:14,817 And maybe go back to, um, law school. Oh, and we need some new

1152 00:44:14,819 -- 00:44:16,219 school. Oh, and we need some new threads.

1153 00:44:16,221 -- 00:44:17,520 Oh, and we need some new threads. Man, do we need some new

1154 00:44:17,522 -- 00:44:18,921 threads. Man, do we need some new threads.

1155 00:44:18,923 -- 00:44:20,790 Man, do we need some new threads.

1156 00:44:39,543 -- 00:44:44,180 Oh, man! Dad, what the hell happened? The... The dude at the shop said

1157 00:44:44,182 -- 00:44:45,381 Dad, what the hell happened? The... The dude at the shop said you passed out on the restroom

1158 00:44:45,383 -- 00:44:45,782 The... The dude at the shop said you passed out on the restroom floor?

1159 00:44:45,784 -- 00:44:47,250 You passed out on the restroom floor? And then when you got home, you

1160 00:44:47,252 -- 00:44:48,551 floor? And then when you got home, you were talking to yourself or

1161 00:44:48,553 -- 00:44:49,686 And then when you got home, you were talking to yourself or some... What's going on?

1162 00:44:49,688 -- 00:44:52,822 Were talking to yourself or some... What's going on? I'm fine. I'm fine. Relax.

1163 00:44:52,824 -- 00:44:54,824 Some... What's going on? I'm fine. I'm fine. Relax. Too many coffee fumes.

1164 00:44:54,826 -- 00:44:56,459 I'm fine. I'm fine. Relax. Too many coffee fumes. Where's Mom?

1165 00:44:56,461 -- 00:44:58,895 Too many coffee fumes. Where's Mom? Sleeping, surprisingly.

1166 00:44:58,897 -- 00:45:01,964 Where's Mom? Sleeping, surprisingly.

1167 00:45:01,966 -- 00:45:04,333 Sleeping, surprisingly. I got to get a new job.

1168 00:45:04,335 -- 00:45:06,335 I got to get a new job. Seriously?

1169 00:45:06,337 -- 00:45:07,704 I got to get a new job. Seriously? And I'm gonna apply to law

1170 00:45:07,706 -- 00:45:09,205 Seriously? And I'm gonna apply to law school.

1171 00:45:09,207 -- 00:45:11,040 And I'm gonna apply to law school. Dang. What happened to you?

1172 00:45:11,042 -- 00:45:12,108 School. Dang. What happened to you? Nothing.

1173 00:45:12,110 -- 00:45:13,443 Dang. What happened to you? Nothing. I just think it's time for us to

1174 00:45:13,445 -- 00:45:16,012 Nothing. I just think it's time for us to get a new life...

1175 00:45:16,014 -- 00:45:18,614 I just think it's time for us to get a new life... new life for all of us.

1176 00:45:18,616 -- 00:45:20,149 Get a new life... new life for all of us.

1177 00:45:20,151 -- 00:45:22,351 New life for all of us.

1178 00:45:22,353 -- 00:45:23,553 I'm tired, man.

1179 00:45:23,555 -- 00:45:24,787 I'm tired, man. I'm going back to sleep.

1180 00:45:24,789 -- 00:45:27,623 I'm tired, man. I'm going back to sleep.

1181 00:45:27,625 -- 00:45:29,959 I'm going back to sleep. Move, man.

1182 00:45:34,865 -- 00:45:40,236 He's lucky to have us. Yeah, well, he's in a tough

1183 00:45:40,238 -- 00:45:41,571 He's lucky to have us. Yeah, well, he's in a tough spot.

1184 00:45:41,573 -- 00:45:42,705 Yeah, well, he's in a tough spot. I'm not sure if I'm gonna be

1185 00:45:42,707 -- 00:45:43,740 spot. I'm not sure if I'm gonna be able to get him out of it.

1186 00:45:43,742 -- 00:45:45,508 I'm not sure if I'm gonna be able to get him out of it. Look at you, trying to save

1187 00:45:45,510 -- 00:45:47,376 able to get him out of it. Look at you, trying to save the career that should have been

1188 00:45:47,378 -- 00:45:48,277 Look at you, trying to save the career that should have been ours.

1189 00:45:48,279 -- 00:45:49,612 The career that should have been ours. Oh, come on.

1190 00:45:49,614 -- 00:45:50,580 Ours. Oh, come on. You'd do the same thing, and

1191 00:45:50,582 -- 00:45:51,681 Oh, come on. You'd do the same thing, and you know it.

1192 00:45:51,683 -- 00:45:52,715 You'd do the same thing, and you know it.

1193 00:45:52,717 -- 00:45:54,283 You know it. Remember when we broke open our

1194 00:45:54,285 -- 00:45:55,685 Remember when we broke open our piggy banks to buy a box of

1195 00:45:55,687 -- 00:45:57,253 Remember when we broke open our piggy banks to buy a box of Christmas cookies because Ellis

1196 00:45:57,255 -- 00:45:58,855 piggy banks to buy a box of Christmas cookies because Ellis ate all the ones that Mom baked?

1197 00:45:58,857 -- 00:46:00,723 Christmas cookies because Ellis ate all the ones that Mom baked?

1198 00:46:00,725 -- 00:46:02,959 Ate all the ones that Mom baked? Hey, speaking of Christmas, it's

1199 00:46:02,961 -- 00:46:04,093 Hey, speaking of Christmas, it's getting close.

1200 00:46:04,095 -- 00:46:05,328 Hey, speaking of Christmas, it's getting close. I don't think I'm gonna be able

1201 00:46:05,330 -- 00:46:07,597 getting close. I don't think I'm gonna be able to make it home in time, not

1202 00:46:07,599 -- 00:46:08,765 I don't think I'm gonna be able to make it home in time, not with this mess hanging over

1203 00:46:08,767 -- 00:46:09,732 to make it home in time, not with this mess hanging over Ellis' head.

1204 00:46:09,734 -- 00:46:11,634 With this mess hanging over Ellis' head. In that case, you might as

1205 00:46:11,636 -- 00:46:14,570 Ellis' head. In that case, you might as well celebrate out here.

1206 00:46:14,572 -- 00:46:16,339 In that case, you might as well celebrate out here. Come on.

1207 00:46:16,341 -- 00:46:18,674 Well celebrate out here. Come on. You're filthy, stinking rich,

1208 00:46:18,676 -- 00:46:20,009 Come on. You're filthy, stinking rich, but all you do is lay around

1209 00:46:20,011 -- 00:46:22,512 You're filthy, stinking rich, but all you do is lay around eating Pop-Tarts.

1210 00:46:22,514 -- 00:46:24,680 But all you do is lay around eating Pop-Tarts. Let's go Christmas shopping, eat

1211 00:46:24,682 -- 00:46:26,582 eating Pop-Tarts. Let's go Christmas shopping, eat some fancy food, and go

1212 00:46:26,584 -- 00:46:28,618 Let's go Christmas shopping, eat some fancy food, and go ice-skating.

1213 00:46:28,620 -- 00:46:29,719 Some fancy food, and go ice-skating. Ice-skating?

1214 00:46:29,721 -- 00:46:31,020 Ice-skating. Ice-skating? Yeah.

1215 00:46:31,022 -- 00:46:32,622 Ice-skating? Yeah. Remember, when we were little,

1216 00:46:32,624 -- 00:46:35,024 Yeah. Remember, when we were little, we never got to go ice-skating

1217 00:46:35,026 -- 00:46:36,559 Remember, when we were little, we never got to go ice-skating because we were always stuck

1218 00:46:36,561 -- 00:46:39,162 we never got to go ice-skating because we were always stuck home doing chores.

1219 00:46:39,164 -- 00:46:40,863 Because we were always stuck home doing chores. Yeah, and Ellis went every

1220 00:46:40,865 -- 00:46:41,497 home doing chores. Yeah, and Ellis went every weekend.

1221 00:46:41,499 -- 00:46:42,365 Yeah, and Ellis went every weekend. Right.

1222 00:46:42,367 -- 00:46:43,699 Weekend. Right. So, what do you say?

1223 00:46:43,701 -- 00:46:45,268 Right. So, what do you say? Tomorrow we go Christmas

1224 00:46:45,270 -- 00:46:47,203 So, what do you say? Tomorrow we go Christmas shopping, buy something pretty

1225 00:46:47,205 -- 00:46:48,938 Tomorrow we go Christmas shopping, buy something pretty for Mom, something cool for

1226 00:46:48,940 -- 00:46:49,705 shopping, buy something pretty for Mom, something cool for Junior.

1227 00:46:49,707 -- 00:46:50,907 For Mom, something cool for Junior. And something for Hannah.

1228 00:46:50,909 -- 00:46:52,108 Junior. And something for Hannah. And Mia.

1229 00:46:52,110 -- 00:46:53,709 And something for Hannah. And Mia. She's a keeper.

1230 00:46:53,711 -- 00:46:56,679 And Mia. She's a keeper. She's a real ride-or-die chick.

1231 00:46:56,681 -- 00:46:57,446 She's a keeper. She's a real ride-or-die chick. Can we take her back to

1232 00:46:57,448 -- 00:46:59,115 She's a real ride-or-die chick. Can we take her back to Louisiana with us?

1233 00:46:59,117 -- 00:47:00,349 Can we take her back to Louisiana with us? No.

1234 00:47:00,351 -- 00:47:01,317 Louisiana with us? No. Oh, well.

1235 00:47:01,319 -- 00:47:03,019 No. Oh, well. So, what do you say?

1236 00:47:03,021 -- 00:47:07,123 Oh, well. So, what do you say? Ready for some fun?

1237 00:47:07,125 -- 00:47:08,925 So, what do you say? Ready for some fun? Why not?

1238 00:47:08,927 -- 00:47:13,930 Ready for some fun? Why not? Dyn-o-mite!

1239 00:47:13,932 -- 00:47:15,198 Why not? Dyn-o-mite! You missed me.

1240 00:47:15,200 -- 00:47:16,332 Dyn-o-mite! You missed me. You're killing me with the

1241 00:47:16,334 -- 00:47:18,167 You missed me. You're killing me with the '70s stuff.

1242 00:47:18,169 -- 00:47:20,703 You're killing me with the '70s stuff. Hello?

1243 00:47:20,705 -- 00:47:26,509 '70s stuff. Hello? Little me, you there?

1244 00:47:26,511 -- 00:47:28,144 Hello? Little me, you there? This is stupid.

1245 00:47:28,146 -- 00:47:31,514 Little me, you there? This is stupid.

1246 00:47:31,516 -- 00:47:33,015 This is stupid.

1247 00:47:33,017 -- 00:47:34,350 I guess this is it...

1248 00:47:34,352 -- 00:47:35,785 I guess this is it... Our new home.

1249 00:47:35,787 -- 00:47:37,320 I guess this is it our new home.

1250 00:47:37,322 -- 00:47:39,055 our new home. I almost forgot how cute I was

1251 00:47:39,057 -- 00:47:40,256 I almost forgot how cute I was when I was 7.

1252 00:47:40,258 -- 00:47:41,858 I almost forgot how cute I was when I was 7. Remember these?

1253 00:47:41,860 -- 00:47:43,025 When I was 7. Remember these? Do I?

1254 00:47:43,027 -- 00:47:44,126 Remember these? Do I? That's all I ever wanted for

1255 00:47:44,128 -- 00:47:45,995 Do I? That's all I ever wanted for Christmas... Hot Wheels.

1256 00:47:45,997 -- 00:47:48,564 That's all I ever wanted for Christmas... Hot Wheels. Now you have big Hot Wheels.

1257 00:47:48,566 -- 00:47:50,967 Christmas... Hot Wheels. Now you have big Hot Wheels. Well, we used to, if Gerry can't

1258 00:47:50,969 -- 00:47:52,468 Now you have big Hot Wheels. Well, we used to, if Gerry can't get us out of trouble.

1259 00:47:52,470 -- 00:47:53,703 Well, we used to, if Gerry can't get us out of trouble. Well, then I'll have to start

1260 00:47:53,705 -- 00:47:57,273 get us out of trouble. Well, then I'll have to start all over, make even more money.

1261 00:47:57,275 -- 00:47:58,541 Well, then I'll have to start all over, make even more money. What?

1262 00:47:58,543 -- 00:47:59,375 All over, make even more money. What? Nothing.

1263 00:47:59,377 -- 00:48:01,210 What? Nothing. I was just thinking about Mom.

1264 00:48:01,212 -- 00:48:02,745 Nothing. I was just thinking about Mom. How are you gonna do all that

1265 00:48:02,747 -- 00:48:08,117 I was just thinking about Mom. How are you gonna do all that and take care of her, too?

1266 00:48:08,119 -- 00:48:09,585 How are you gonna do all that and take care of her, too? I'll figure it out.

1267 00:48:09,587 -- 00:48:11,520 And take care of her, too? I'll figure it out. Gerry couldn't do it.

1268 00:48:11,522 -- 00:48:14,156 I'll figure it out. Gerry couldn't do it. I'm a lot smarter than Gerry.

1269 00:48:14,158 -- 00:48:16,659 Gerry couldn't do it. I'm a lot smarter than Gerry.

1270 00:48:16,661 -- 00:48:18,160 I'm a lot smarter than Gerry. We got to go to the store and

1271 00:48:18,162 -- 00:48:19,762 We got to go to the store and get some, uh, fruit and berries.

1272 00:48:19,764 -- 00:48:23,199 We got to go to the store and get some, uh, fruit and berries. Excuse me.

1273 00:48:23,201 -- 00:48:24,333 Get some, uh, fruit and berries. Excuse me.

1274 00:48:24,335 -- 00:48:26,669 Excuse me.

1275 00:48:54,031 -- 00:48:58,567 What kind of man is Gerald Craig? Sorry.

1276 00:48:58,569 -- 00:49:00,236 Gerald Craig? Sorry. I guess I never thought about

1277 00:49:00,238 -- 00:49:01,971 Sorry. I guess I never thought about that before.

1278 00:49:01,973 -- 00:49:04,674 I guess I never thought about that before. Um...

1279 00:49:04,676 -- 00:49:06,208 that before. Um... He's honest.

1280 00:49:06,210 -- 00:49:10,513 Um... He's honest. He's... selfless...

1281 00:49:10,515 -- 00:49:12,081 He's honest. He's... selfless... would do anything to protect

1282 00:49:12,083 -- 00:49:14,150 He's... selfless... would do anything to protect the people he loves.

1283 00:49:14,152 -- 00:49:15,384 Would do anything to protect the people he loves. He's always standing up for the

1284 00:49:15,386 -- 00:49:17,586 the people he loves. He's always standing up for the little guy, always putting

1285 00:49:17,588 -- 00:49:18,688 He's always standing up for the little guy, always putting others first.

1286 00:49:18,690 -- 00:49:22,358 Little guy, always putting others first. Not perfect by any means, but...

1287 00:49:22,360 -- 00:49:25,328 others first. Not perfect by any means, but... a damn good guy.

1288 00:49:25,330 -- 00:49:26,929 Not perfect by any means, but... a damn good guy. Yeah.

1289 00:49:26,931 -- 00:49:28,097 A damn good guy. Yeah. He'd make one hell of an

1290 00:49:28,099 -- 00:49:29,832 Yeah. He'd make one hell of an attorney.

1291 00:49:32,803 -- 00:49:36,639 I just got a new job. Dude!

1292 00:49:36,641 -- 00:49:37,807 Dude! It's at this law firm

1293 00:49:37,809 -- 00:49:38,374 It's at this law firm downtown.

1294 00:49:38,376 -- 00:49:39,775 It's at this law firm downtown. I'll start off as a paralegal

1295 00:49:39,777 -- 00:49:40,609 downtown. I'll start off as a paralegal and, you know...

1296 00:49:40,611 -- 00:49:42,144 I'll start off as a paralegal and, you know... That's major.

1297 00:49:42,146 -- 00:49:43,579 And, you know... That's major. When are we going to get the

1298 00:49:43,581 -- 00:49:48,317 That's major. When are we going to get the Christmas tree?

1299 00:49:48,319 -- 00:49:52,488 When are we going to get the Christmas tree? I'll take care of that.

1300 00:49:52,490 -- 00:49:54,023 Christmas tree? I'll take care of that. Hey, um, are you sure it was

1301 00:49:54,025 -- 00:49:55,558 I'll take care of that. Hey, um, are you sure it was a good idea to leave grandma in

1302 00:49:55,560 -- 00:49:56,292 Hey, um, are you sure it was a good idea to leave grandma in there alone?

1303 00:49:56,294 -- 00:49:57,660 A good idea to leave grandma in there alone? I mean, we don't usually do

1304 00:49:57,662 -- 00:49:58,094 there alone? I mean, we don't usually do that.

1305 00:49:58,096 -- 00:49:59,128 I mean, we don't usually do that. We won't be long.

1306 00:49:59,130 -- 00:50:00,129 That. We won't be long. It's still daylight.

1307 00:50:00,131 -- 00:50:00,863 We won't be long. It's still daylight. She'll be fine.

1308 00:50:00,865 -- 00:50:02,098 It's still daylight. She'll be fine. And besides, it's not like we

1309 00:50:02,100 -- 00:50:03,399 She'll be fine. And besides, it's not like we could drag her out here in the

1310 00:50:03,401 -- 00:50:04,800 And besides, it's not like we could drag her out here in the woods with us.

1311 00:50:04,802 -- 00:50:06,302 Could drag her out here in the woods with us. The woods?

1312 00:50:06,304 -- 00:50:07,269 Woods with us. The woods? Aren't we going to the store

1313 00:50:07,271 -- 00:50:08,571 The woods? Aren't we going to the store to buy a tree?

1314 00:50:08,573 -- 00:50:09,472 Aren't we going to the store to buy a tree? No, we're not

1315 00:50:09,474 -- 00:50:10,973 to buy a tree? No, we're not gonna buy a tree.

1316 00:50:10,975 -- 00:50:12,274 No, we're not gonna buy a tree. Look, when my little brother and

1317 00:50:12,276 -- 00:50:13,442 gonna buy a tree. Look, when my little brother and I were kids, our dad used to

1318 00:50:13,444 -- 00:50:14,677 Look, when my little brother and I were kids, our dad used to bring us out here in the woods

1319 00:50:14,679 -- 00:50:16,479 I were kids, our dad used to bring us out here in the woods to chop down the tree.

1320 00:50:16,481 -- 00:50:18,080 Bring us out here in the woods to chop down the tree. Right.

1321 00:50:18,082 -- 00:50:19,548 To chop down the tree. Right. But we're not doing that, are

1322 00:50:19,550 -- 00:50:20,549 Right. But we're not doing that, are we?

1323 00:50:20,551 -- 00:50:22,885 But we're not doing that, are we?

1324 00:50:26,957 -- 00:50:29,625 Are we? Come on, boy!

1325 00:50:41,304 -- 00:50:45,041 We're gonna have a happy Christmas We're gonna have a happy

1326 00:50:45,043 -- 00:50:45,775 Christmas We're gonna have a happy Christmas

1327 00:50:45,777 -- 00:50:47,276 We're gonna have a happy Christmas We're gonna have a happy

1328 00:50:47,278 -- 00:50:47,977 Christmas We're gonna have a happy Christmas

1329 00:50:47,979 -- 00:50:49,378 We're gonna have a happy Christmas We're gonna have a, we're

1330 00:50:49,380 -- 00:50:50,279 Christmas We're gonna have a, we're gonna have a

1331 00:50:50,281 -- 00:50:52,248 We're gonna have a, we're gonna have a Wake up when it's snowing

1332 00:50:52,250 -- 00:50:54,550 gonna have a Wake up when it's snowing Frost is in the air

1333 00:50:54,552 -- 00:50:56,886 Wake up when it's snowing Frost is in the air Catch the festive feeling

1334 00:50:56,888 -- 00:50:59,088 Frost is in the air Catch the festive feeling Laughter everywhere

1335 00:50:59,090 -- 00:51:01,357 Catch the festive feeling Laughter everywhere We can build a snowman

1336 00:51:01,359 -- 00:51:03,559 Laughter everywhere We can build a snowman We can ride a sleigh

1337 00:51:03,561 -- 00:51:05,861 We can build a snowman We can ride a sleigh Here the carols playing

1338 00:51:05,863 -- 00:51:08,264 We can ride a sleigh Here the carols playing Sing them out and dig it

1339 00:51:08,266 -- 00:51:09,832 Here the carols playing Sing them out and dig it Get up

1340 00:51:09,834 -- 00:51:11,100 Sing them out and dig it Get up Get up

1341 00:51:11,102 -- 00:51:13,169 Get up Get up It's the holiday season

1342 00:51:13,171 -- 00:51:14,937 Get up It's the holiday season Light up

1343 00:51:14,939 -- 00:51:19,341 It's the holiday season Light up Now it's Christmastime

1344 00:51:19,343 -- 00:51:21,043 Light up Now it's Christmastime The best time of the year

1345 00:51:21,045 -- 00:51:23,612 Now it's Christmastime The best time of the year It's Christmastime

1346 00:51:23,614 -- 00:51:25,548 The best time of the year It's Christmastime The family's all here

1347 00:51:25,550 -- 00:51:28,284 It's Christmastime The family's all here Christmastime

1348 00:51:28,286 -- 00:51:29,785 The family's all here Christmastime Everybody cheer

1349 00:51:29,787 -- 00:51:30,853 Christmastime Everybody cheer It's Christmastime

1350 00:51:30,855 -- 00:51:31,854 Everybody cheer It's Christmastime I like that.

1351 00:51:31,856 -- 00:51:33,289 It's Christmastime I like that.

1352 00:51:33,291 -- 00:51:34,290 I like that. You ready?

1353 00:51:34,292 -- 00:51:36,092 You ready? Are

1354 00:51:36,094 -- 00:51:37,793 You ready? Are This... This should be good,

1355 00:51:37,795 -- 00:51:39,161 Are should be good, as long as I don't fall.

1356 00:51:39,163 -- 00:51:42,731 This... This should be good, as long as I don't fall. Well, I got you.

1357 00:51:42,733 -- 00:51:44,733 As long as I don't fall. Well, I got you. We shall see.

1358 00:51:44,735 -- 00:51:46,635 Well, I got you. We shall see.

1359 00:51:50,474 -- 00:51:54,477 I thought you said you went skating so much as a kid that you never wanted to see another

1360 00:51:54,479 -- 00:51:55,845 skating so much as a kid that you never wanted to see another rink for as long as you lived.

1361 00:51:55,847 -- 00:51:57,780 You never wanted to see another rink for as long as you lived. I did.

1362 00:51:57,782 -- 00:52:00,716 Rink for as long as you lived. I did. Uh...

1363 00:52:00,718 -- 00:52:02,318 I did. Uh... People change.

1364 00:52:02,320 -- 00:52:07,389 Uh... People change.

1365 00:52:07,391 -- 00:52:08,824 People change.

1366 00:52:08,826 -- 00:52:10,493 I believe in me. See, I...

1367 00:52:10,495 -- 00:52:11,393 I believe in me. See, I... I believe... I believe...

1368 00:52:11,395 -- 00:52:12,128 I believe in me. See, I... I believe... I believe... Well...

1369 00:52:12,130 -- 00:52:13,996 I believe... I believe... Well... Okay.

1370 00:52:13,998 -- 00:52:15,131 Well... Okay. All right.

1371 00:52:15,133 -- 00:52:16,499 Okay. All right. Oh! The split!

1372 00:52:16,501 -- 00:52:17,266 All right. Oh! The split! Wait.

1373 00:52:17,268 -- 00:52:18,567 Oh! The split! Wait. Holy split.

1374 00:52:18,569 -- 00:52:20,169 Wait. Holy split. Now the jingle hop has

1375 00:52:20,171 -- 00:52:20,603 Holy split. Now the jingle hop has begun

1376 00:52:20,605 -- 00:52:21,437 Now the jingle hop has begun I'll hold your hand.

1377 00:52:21,439 -- 00:52:23,072 Begun I'll hold your hand. Jingle bell, jingle bell,

1378 00:52:23,074 -- 00:52:24,406 I'll hold your hand. Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock

1379 00:52:24,408 -- 00:52:26,242 Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock Jingle bells chime in

1380 00:52:26,244 -- 00:52:27,743 jingle bell rock Jingle bells chime in jingle-bell time

1381 00:52:27,745 -- 00:52:29,211 Jingle bells chime in jingle-bell time Dancing and prancing

1382 00:52:29,213 -- 00:52:31,080 jingle-bell time Dancing and prancing In jingle-bell square

1383 00:52:31,082 -- 00:52:31,881 Dancing and prancing In jingle-bell square In the frosty air

1384 00:52:31,883 -- 00:52:32,548 In jingle-bell square In the frosty air All right.

1385 00:52:32,550 -- 00:52:33,015 In the frosty air All right. All right.

1386 00:52:33,017 -- 00:52:33,682 All right. All right.

1387 00:52:33,684 -- 00:52:35,251 All right. What a bright time

1388 00:52:35,253 -- 00:52:37,019 What a bright time It's the right time

1389 00:52:37,021 -- 00:52:38,053 What a bright time It's the right time You spinning and stuff.

1390 00:52:38,055 -- 00:52:39,155 It's the right time You spinning and stuff. See, you're a professional.

1391 00:52:39,157 -- 00:52:40,122 You spinning and stuff. See, you're a professional. You just didn't tell me.

1392 00:52:40,124 -- 00:52:41,624 See, you're a professional. You just didn't tell me.

1393 00:52:41,626 -- 00:52:42,558 You just didn't tell me. Right.

1394 00:52:42,560 -- 00:52:45,427 Right.

1395 00:52:45,429 -- 00:52:47,663 Right.

1396 00:52:52,402 -- 00:52:56,405 Mix and a-mingle in the jingling beat

1397 00:52:56,407 -- 00:52:59,108 Mix and a-mingle in the jingling beat That's the jingle-bell rock

1398 00:52:59,110 -- 00:53:01,277 jingling beat That's the jingle-bell rock

1399 00:53:11,988 -- 00:53:16,759 Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle-bell rock Jingle bells chime in

1400 00:53:16,761 -- 00:53:18,227 jingle-bell rock Jingle bells chime in jingle-bell time

1401 00:53:18,229 -- 00:53:19,695 Jingle bells chime in jingle-bell time Dancing and prancing in

1402 00:53:19,697 -- 00:53:21,664 jingle-bell time Dancing and prancing in jingle-bell square

1403 00:53:21,666 -- 00:53:24,767 Dancing and prancing in jingle-bell square In the frosty air

1404 00:53:24,769 -- 00:53:26,969 jingle-bell square In the frosty air

1405 00:53:31,408 -- 00:53:38,414 Sir, how may I help you? Um... I'd like to see...

1406 00:53:38,416 -- 00:53:40,082 Um... I'd like to see... this one, please, with the

1407 00:53:40,084 -- 00:53:42,251 I'd like to see... this one, please, with the hearts.

1408 00:53:52,162 -- 00:54:00,162 It's beautiful. I'll take it. And I need the card to read...

1409 00:54:04,275 -- 00:54:08,077 I'll take it. And I need the card to read... "To Hannah, with all my love."

1410 00:54:08,079 -- 00:54:10,379 And I need the card to read... "To Hannah, with all my love." I need it to go to 1218

1411 00:54:10,381 -- 00:54:12,181 "To Hannah, with all my love." I need it to go to 12182nd Street, Wisner, Louisiana,

1412 00:54:12,183 -- 00:54:14,883 I need it to go to 12182nd Street, Wisner, Louisiana, please.

1413 00:54:14,885 -- 00:54:18,487 2nd Street, Wisner, Louisiana, please. She's gonna like that.

1414 00:54:18,489 -- 00:54:20,356 Please. She's gonna like that.

1415 00:54:31,601 -- 00:54:34,837 Oh, hey, Hannah. Hey. Come on in.

1416 00:54:34,839 -- 00:54:36,739 Hey. Come on in.

1417 00:54:40,877 -- 00:54:48,117 What's up? Gerry, what is this? Uh...

1418 00:54:48,119 -- 00:54:49,218 Gerry, what is this? Uh...

1419 00:54:49,220 -- 00:54:51,887 Uh... Looks like a really expensive

1420 00:54:51,889 -- 00:54:56,258 Looks like a really expensive diamond tennis bracelet.

1421 00:54:56,260 -- 00:54:57,860 Looks like a really expensive diamond tennis bracelet. I'd say someone thinks pretty

1422 00:54:57,862 -- 00:55:01,163 diamond tennis bracelet. I'd say someone thinks pretty highly of you with a Black Card.

1423 00:55:01,165 -- 00:55:02,264 I'd say someone thinks pretty highly of you with a Black Card. Is this what you think of me,

1424 00:55:02,266 -- 00:55:04,033 highly of you with a Black Card. Is this what you think of me, Gerry?

1425 00:55:04,035 -- 00:55:06,468 Is this what you think of me, Gerry? You don't get it, do you?

1426 00:55:06,470 -- 00:55:09,972 Gerry? You don't get it, do you? I never wanted money or... or

1427 00:55:09,974 -- 00:55:11,106 You don't get it, do you? I never wanted money or... or gifts or diamond tennis

1428 00:55:11,108 -- 00:55:11,974 I never wanted money or... or gifts or diamond tennis bracelets, Gerry.

1429 00:55:11,976 -- 00:55:16,412 Gifts or diamond tennis bracelets, Gerry. I wanted a life.

1430 00:55:16,414 -- 00:55:17,546 Bracelets, Gerry. I wanted a life. But I guess you can't do that,

1431 00:55:17,548 -- 00:55:21,350 I wanted a life. But I guess you can't do that, can you?

1432 00:55:21,352 -- 00:55:24,119 But I guess you can't do that, can you? If you love me...

1433 00:55:24,121 -- 00:55:26,689 can you? If you love me... if you ever loved me...

1434 00:55:45,709 -- 00:55:53,709 Hey. I thought I heard Mom. You did. What did she want?

1435 00:55:55,152 -- 00:55:56,985 You did. What did she want? A life.

1436 00:55:56,987 -- 00:55:59,288 What did she want? A life. Her life.

1437 00:55:59,290 -- 00:56:01,724 A life. Her life. And she wants it back.

1438 00:56:01,726 -- 00:56:03,892 Her life. And she wants it back. And she deserves it, so I'm

1439 00:56:03,894 -- 00:56:06,362 And she wants it back. And she deserves it, so I'm gonna give it to her.

1440 00:56:06,364 -- 00:56:09,598 And she deserves it, so I'm gonna give it to her. I'm gonna give her a divorce.

1441 00:56:09,600 -- 00:56:11,700 Gonna give it to her. I'm gonna give her a divorce. You okay with pasta for dinner?

1442 00:56:11,702 -- 00:56:14,102 I'm gonna give her a divorce. You okay with pasta for dinner?

1443 00:56:16,239 -- 00:56:18,440 Thank you.

1444 00:56:23,813 -- 00:56:26,014 Gracias.

1445 00:56:29,919 -- 00:56:35,624 Look, um... I don't know how the bar-association thing is gonna

1446 00:56:35,626 -- 00:56:36,158 I don't know how the bar-association thing is gonna play out.

1447 00:56:36,160 -- 00:56:37,092 Bar-association thing is gonna play out. Yeah.

1448 00:56:37,094 -- 00:56:38,360 Play out. Yeah. I do know that I would not

1449 00:56:38,362 -- 00:56:39,461 Yeah. I do know that I would not have been able to make it

1450 00:56:39,463 -- 00:56:40,729 I do know that I would not have been able to make it through all that without you.

1451 00:56:40,731 -- 00:56:43,899 Have been able to make it through all that without you. Um, you are a real ride-or-die

1452 00:56:43,901 -- 00:56:44,933 through all that without you. Um, you are a real ride-or-die kind of woman.

1453 00:56:44,935 -- 00:56:46,135 Um, you are a real ride-or-die kind of woman.

1454 00:56:46,137 -- 00:56:48,404 kind of woman. And any man would be lucky to

1455 00:56:48,406 -- 00:56:50,906 And any man would be lucky to have you in his life.

1456 00:56:50,908 -- 00:56:55,010 And any man would be lucky to have you in his life. Uh, whatever happens, I just...

1457 00:56:55,012 -- 00:56:56,712 Have you in his life. Uh, whatever happens, I just... I want you to remember that I-I

1458 00:56:56,714 -- 00:56:59,047 Uh, whatever happens, I just... I want you to remember that I-I really am a good guy when you

1459 00:56:59,049 -- 00:57:01,350 I want you to remember that I-I really am a good guy when you get to know me.

1460 00:57:01,352 -- 00:57:02,251 Really am a good guy when you get to know me. Um...

1461 00:57:02,253 -- 00:57:03,185 get to know me. Um... Okay.

1462 00:57:03,187 -- 00:57:05,254 Um... Okay. And this is for you.

1463 00:57:05,256 -- 00:57:07,589 Okay. And this is for you. Call it an early Christmas

1464 00:57:07,591 -- 00:57:09,958 And this is for you. Call it an early Christmas present.

1465 00:57:20,270 -- 00:57:26,175 Mia. Mia. Mia.

1466 00:57:26,177 -- 00:57:29,778 Mia. Mia. Listen, what's wrong?

1467 00:57:29,780 -- 00:57:32,181 Mia. Listen, what's wrong? Who's Hannah?

1468 00:57:32,183 -- 00:57:33,615 Listen, what's wrong? Who's Hannah? Or the better question is,

1469 00:57:33,617 -- 00:57:37,019 Who's Hannah? Or the better question is, who are you?

1470 00:57:37,021 -- 00:57:37,920 Or the better question is, who are you? Wait.

1471 00:57:37,922 -- 00:57:39,388 Who are you? Wait. What?

1472 00:57:39,390 -- 00:57:41,623 Wait. What? Uncle Ellis?

1473 00:57:45,795 -- 00:57:51,233 How'd you know? I knew something was up, but I guess I wanted to believe that

1474 00:57:51,235 -- 00:57:53,435 I knew something was up, but I guess I wanted to believe that you were actually him.

1475 00:57:53,437 -- 00:57:54,570 I guess I wanted to believe that you were actually him. I wanted to believe that he had

1476 00:57:54,572 -- 00:57:57,005 you were actually him. I wanted to believe that he had changed, but the divorce papers?

1477 00:57:57,007 -- 00:57:58,373 I wanted to believe that he had changed, but the divorce papers? I mean, my dad would never sign

1478 00:57:58,375 -- 00:57:59,608 changed, but the divorce papers? I mean, my dad would never sign those.

1479 00:57:59,610 -- 00:58:01,076 I mean, my dad would never sign those. He's too stubborn to... to give

1480 00:58:01,078 -- 00:58:04,012 those. He's too stubborn to... to give up on anyone or anything.

1481 00:58:04,014 -- 00:58:07,316 He's too stubborn to... to give up on anyone or anything. What the hell is going on?

1482 00:58:07,318 -- 00:58:09,151 Up on anyone or anything. What the hell is going on? Well?

1483 00:58:09,153 -- 00:58:11,019 What the hell is going on? Well? Okay.

1484 00:58:11,021 -- 00:58:12,821 Well? Okay. Um... you're not...

1485 00:58:12,823 -- 00:58:14,356 Okay. Um... you're not... gonna believe this.

1486 00:58:14,358 -- 00:58:17,826 Um... you're not... ...gonna believe this. I'm... Gerry.

1487 00:58:17,828 -- 00:58:21,597 Gonna believe this. I'm... Gerry. I'm Ellis, but I'm Gerry.

1488 00:58:21,599 -- 00:58:24,933 I'm... Gerry. I'm Ellis, but I'm Gerry. He's there... and I'm here.

1489 00:58:24,935 -- 00:58:27,855 I'm Ellis, but I'm Gerry. He's there... and I'm here. Somehow we switched.

1490 00:58:32,108 -- 00:58:38,514 That explains. That makes sense... not makes sense, but explains a lot.

1491 00:58:38,516 -- 00:58:43,819 That makes sense... not makes sense, but explains a lot. It explains an awful lot.

1492 00:58:43,821 -- 00:58:49,224 Sense, but explains a lot. It explains an awful lot. So, what now?

1493 00:58:49,226 -- 00:58:51,260 It explains an awful lot. So, what now? You can stay with me.

1494 00:58:51,262 -- 00:58:53,595 So, what now? You can stay with me.

1495 00:59:12,715 -- 00:59:20,715 Now what? I don't know. Is my dad ever coming back?

1496 00:59:21,892 -- 00:59:26,328 I don't know. Is my dad ever coming back? I don't think he can.

1497 00:59:26,330 -- 00:59:31,133 Is my dad ever coming back? I don't think he can. Oh.

1498 00:59:31,135 -- 00:59:32,901 I don't think he can. Oh. We weren't even close, anyway.

1499 00:59:32,903 -- 00:59:34,770 Oh. We weren't even close, anyway.

1500 00:59:41,678 -- 00:59:46,982 I want to go back.

1501 00:59:46,984 -- 00:59:48,216 I want to go back. Aw, man.

1502 00:59:48,218 -- 00:59:49,618 I want to go back. Aw, man. I thought it was gonna take a

1503 00:59:49,620 -- 00:59:52,955 Aw, man. I thought it was gonna take a few more weeks... or months.

1504 00:59:52,957 -- 00:59:53,889 I thought it was gonna take a few more weeks... or months. Stop it.

1505 00:59:53,891 -- 00:59:55,123 Few more weeks... or months. Stop it. You're doing that thing we do

1506 00:59:55,125 -- 00:59:55,757 Stop it. You're doing that thing we do when we lie.

1507 00:59:55,759 -- 00:59:57,059 You're doing that thing we do when we lie.

1508 00:59:57,061 -- 00:59:58,860 When we lie. I'm staying.

1509 00:59:58,862 -- 01:00:00,495 I'm staying. What about L.A.?

1510 01:00:00,497 -- 01:00:01,830 I'm staying. What about L.A.? What about it?

1511 01:00:01,832 -- 01:00:03,231 What about L.A.? What about it? What's left in L.A. for me?

1512 01:00:03,233 -- 01:00:05,901 What about it? What's left in L.A. for me? I can start fresh here as Gerry.

1513 01:00:05,903 -- 01:00:07,469 What's left in L.A. for me? I can start fresh here as Gerry. I can do things differently

1514 01:00:07,471 -- 01:00:09,004 I can start fresh here as Gerry. I can do things differently as Gerry.

1515 01:00:09,006 -- 01:00:11,039 I can do things differently as Gerry. Okay, but how are you gonna

1516 01:00:11,041 -- 01:00:12,975 as Gerry. Okay, but how are you gonna do all that and take care of

1517 01:00:12,977 -- 01:00:13,508 Okay, but how are you gonna do all that and take care of Mom?

1518 01:00:13,510 -- 01:00:16,678 Do all that and take care of Mom? You got to think about us.

1519 01:00:16,680 -- 01:00:18,747 Mom? You got to think about us. Maybe you can put her in a...

1520 01:00:18,749 -- 01:00:20,616 You got to think about us. Maybe you can put her in a... What do you call those places?

1521 01:00:20,618 -- 01:00:22,451 Maybe you can put her in a... What do you call those places? A nursing home?

1522 01:00:22,453 -- 01:00:23,485 What do you call those places? A nursing home? I don't know.

1523 01:00:23,487 -- 01:00:24,853 A nursing home? I don't know. Gerry went ballistic when I did

1524 01:00:24,855 -- 01:00:26,021 I don't know. Gerry went ballistic when I did that last time.

1525 01:00:26,023 -- 01:00:27,990 Gerry went ballistic when I did that last time. Gerry's not here.

1526 01:00:27,992 -- 01:00:29,558 That last time. Gerry's not here. And he's probably not coming

1527 01:00:29,560 -- 01:00:30,425 Gerry's not here. And he's probably not coming back.

1528 01:00:30,427 -- 01:00:33,328 And he's probably not coming back. You might be here forever.

1529 01:00:33,330 -- 01:00:35,731 Back. You might be here forever. Can you see us taking care of

1530 01:00:35,733 -- 01:00:38,100 You might be here forever. Can you see us taking care of Mom for the rest of her life?

1531 01:00:38,102 -- 01:00:39,401 Can you see us taking care of Mom for the rest of her life? No, but...

1532 01:00:39,403 -- 01:00:41,003 Mom for the rest of her life? No, but... Mom would understand.

1533 01:00:41,005 -- 01:00:44,006 No, but... Mom would understand. She thinks you're Gerry anyways.

1534 01:00:44,008 -- 01:00:46,308 Mom would understand. She thinks you're Gerry anyways. And she lets Gerry get away with

1535 01:00:46,310 -- 01:00:49,044 She thinks you're Gerry anyways. And she lets Gerry get away with everything.

1536 01:00:49,046 -- 01:00:50,512 And she lets Gerry get away with everything.

1537 01:00:50,514 -- 01:00:52,814 Everything.

1538 01:00:56,786 -- 01:01:00,956 And there's a nice, big garden out back. So, when the spring comes, there

1539 01:01:00,958 -- 01:01:04,078 garden out back. So, when the spring comes, there will be all kinds of flowers.

1540 01:01:08,131 -- 01:01:12,067 Are you sure this is a good idea? Yes.

1541 01:01:19,008 -- 01:01:24,646 Mom, they... they go on trips and all kinds of stuff. How are we gonna pay for

1542 01:01:24,648 -- 01:01:25,013 and all kinds of stuff. How are we gonna pay for this?

1543 01:01:25,015 -- 01:01:26,348 How are we gonna pay for this? I got that all taken care of.

1544 01:01:26,350 -- 01:01:27,683 This? I got that all taken care of. It's gonna come right out of her

1545 01:01:27,685 -- 01:01:28,450 I got that all taken care of. It's gonna come right out of her Social Security.

1546 01:01:28,452 -- 01:01:30,052 It's gonna come right out of her Social Security. He won't even... We won't even

1547 01:01:30,054 -- 01:01:31,687 Social Security. He won't even... We won't even need that money to... to handle

1548 01:01:31,689 -- 01:01:33,221 He won't even... We won't even need that money to... to handle anything now that I got a new

1549 01:01:33,223 -- 01:01:33,622 need that money to... to handle anything now that I got a new job.

1550 01:01:33,624 -- 01:01:35,457 Anything now that I got a new job. Mom, you are really gonna like

1551 01:01:35,459 -- 01:01:36,191 job. Mom, you are really gonna like it there.

1552 01:01:36,193 -- 01:01:37,225 Mom, you are really gonna like it there. It's a whole lot better than

1553 01:01:37,227 -- 01:01:39,094 it there. It's a whole lot better than this place.

1554 01:01:39,096 -- 01:01:43,665 It's a whole lot better than this place. This is my home.

1555 01:01:43,667 -- 01:01:44,766 This place. This is my home. I can't take care of you like

1556 01:01:44,768 -- 01:01:45,934 This is my home. I can't take care of you like these people.

1557 01:01:45,936 -- 01:01:47,502 I can't take care of you like these people. I thought I could, but I can't.

1558 01:01:47,504 -- 01:01:48,937 These people. I thought I could, but I can't. Junior can't.

1559 01:01:48,939 -- 01:01:51,406 I thought I could, but I can't. Junior can't. So, this is good for you.

1560 01:01:51,408 -- 01:01:53,408 Junior can't. So, this is good for you. And it's good for you, Junior?

1561 01:01:53,410 -- 01:01:55,577 So, this is good for you. And it's good for you, Junior? Yes.

1562 01:01:55,579 -- 01:01:59,414 And it's good for you, Junior? Yes. Right?

1563 01:01:59,416 -- 01:02:01,149 Yes. Right? Yes, it's gonna be really good,

1564 01:02:01,151 -- 01:02:01,717 Right? Yes, it's gonna be really good, okay?

1565 01:02:01,719 -- 01:02:03,485 Yes, it's gonna be really good, okay? And, I mean, we'll come and see

1566 01:02:03,487 -- 01:02:05,854 okay? And, I mean, we'll come and see you all the time.

1567 01:02:05,856 -- 01:02:07,322 And, I mean, we'll come and see you all the time. Come and see me when you can,

1568 01:02:07,324 -- 01:02:08,523 you all the time. Come and see me when you can, Ellis.

1569 01:02:08,525 -- 01:02:10,025 Come and see me when you can, Ellis.

1570 01:02:10,027 -- 01:02:12,227 Ellis. You mean Gerry, Mom.

1571 01:02:19,502 -- 01:02:27,502 Okay. I don't want to go.

1572 01:02:29,480 -- 01:02:33,815 Okay. I don't want to go.

1573 01:02:33,817 -- 01:02:37,753 I don't want to go. Ready, Mom?

1574 01:02:37,755 -- 01:02:39,554 Ready, Mom?

1575 01:02:39,556 -- 01:02:41,957 Ready, Mom?

1576 01:02:41,959 -- 01:02:43,759 So, we've reassigned all Paul

1577 01:02:43,761 -- 01:02:44,826 So, we've reassigned all Paul and Josh's cases.

1578 01:02:44,828 -- 01:02:46,495 So, we've reassigned all Paul and Josh's cases. All their passwords have been

1579 01:02:46,497 -- 01:02:47,329 and Josh's cases. All their passwords have been deactivated.

1580 01:02:47,331 -- 01:02:48,630 All their passwords have been deactivated. H.R. will give them their

1581 01:02:48,632 -- 01:02:50,065 deactivated. H.R. will give them their walking papers in the morning,

1582 01:02:50,067 -- 01:02:51,566 H.R. will give them their walking papers in the morning, and they will be out of our hair

1583 01:02:51,568 -- 01:02:52,134 walking papers in the morning, and they will be out of our hair for good.

1584 01:02:52,136 -- 01:02:54,035 And they will be out of our hair for good. Good.

1585 01:02:54,037 -- 01:02:55,604 For good. Good. Now all we need to do is wait to

1586 01:02:55,606 -- 01:02:57,072 Good. Now all we need to do is wait to hear from the bar association.

1587 01:02:57,074 -- 01:02:57,806 Now all we need to do is wait to hear from the bar association. Yeah.

1588 01:02:57,808 -- 01:02:59,274 Hear from the bar association. Yeah.

1589 01:02:59,276 -- 01:03:00,408 Yeah.

1590 01:03:00,410 -- 01:03:02,744 This is crazy.

1591 01:03:02,746 -- 01:03:04,246 This is crazy. Have you told Ellis you're ready

1592 01:03:04,248 -- 01:03:05,714 This is crazy. Have you told Ellis you're ready to come home?

1593 01:03:05,716 -- 01:03:06,982 Have you told Ellis you're ready to come home? No, not yet.

1594 01:03:06,984 -- 01:03:09,351 To come home? No, not yet. I wanted to make sure everything

1595 01:03:09,353 -- 01:03:11,052 No, not yet. I wanted to make sure everything out here was handled first.

1596 01:03:11,054 -- 01:03:14,656 I wanted to make sure everything out here was handled first. But I'm gonna call him tonight.

1597 01:03:14,658 -- 01:03:17,526 Out here was handled first. But I'm gonna call him tonight.

1598 01:03:17,528 -- 01:03:18,727 But I'm gonna call him tonight. You remember that first night

1599 01:03:18,729 -- 01:03:20,061 You remember that first night we were together?

1600 01:03:20,063 -- 01:03:22,197 You remember that first night we were together?

1601 01:03:22,199 -- 01:03:24,633 we were together? Do I. Yes.

1602 01:03:24,635 -- 01:03:27,068 Do I. Yes.

1603 01:03:27,070 -- 01:03:29,137 Do I. Yes. I'm sorry I lied.

1604 01:03:29,139 -- 01:03:30,438 I'm sorry I lied. There's nothing wrong with my

1605 01:03:30,440 -- 01:03:31,640 I'm sorry I lied. There's nothing wrong with my plumbing.

1606 01:03:31,642 -- 01:03:33,441 There's nothing wrong with my plumbing. I'm just... I couldn't do that

1607 01:03:33,443 -- 01:03:35,911 plumbing. I'm just... I couldn't do that with my brother's girl.

1608 01:03:35,913 -- 01:03:37,712 I'm just... I couldn't do that with my brother's girl. Well, technically, I was your

1609 01:03:37,714 -- 01:03:41,216 with my brother's girl. Well, technically, I was your girl.

1610 01:03:41,218 -- 01:03:44,519 Well, technically, I was your girl. So, now what, once Ellis gets

1611 01:03:44,521 -- 01:03:45,720 girl. So, now what, once Ellis gets back?

1612 01:03:45,722 -- 01:03:47,589 So, now what, once Ellis gets back? I imagine he'll go back to

1613 01:03:47,591 -- 01:03:49,558 back? I imagine he'll go back to his posse of girls, but I won't

1614 01:03:49,560 -- 01:03:52,327 I imagine he'll go back to his posse of girls, but I won't be one of them.

1615 01:03:52,329 -- 01:03:54,429 His posse of girls, but I won't be one of them. Good for you...

1616 01:03:54,431 -- 01:03:56,731 be one of them. Good for you... although I have a feeling he'll

1617 01:03:56,733 -- 01:03:59,267 Good for you... although I have a feeling he'll come back a changed man.

1618 01:03:59,269 -- 01:04:00,635 Although I have a feeling he'll come back a changed man. I hope so.

1619 01:04:00,637 -- 01:04:03,004 Come back a changed man. I hope so. You and me both.

1620 01:04:03,006 -- 01:04:04,673 I hope so. You and me both. If you're ever in L.A...

1621 01:04:04,675 -- 01:04:06,775 You and me both. If you're ever in L.A... We'll grab coffee.

1622 01:04:06,777 -- 01:04:09,110 If you're ever in L.A... We'll grab coffee.

1623 01:04:40,176 -- 01:04:46,715 Gerry, any news? Yes, actually.

1624 01:04:46,717 -- 01:04:48,216 Gerry, any news? Yes, actually. I got rid of Paul and Josh,

1625 01:04:48,218 -- 01:04:49,517 Yes, actually. I got rid of Paul and Josh, filed an answer to that

1626 01:04:49,519 -- 01:04:50,218 I got rid of Paul and Josh, filed an answer to that complaint.

1627 01:04:50,220 -- 01:04:51,820 Filed an answer to that complaint. I've done everything I can do.

1628 01:04:51,822 -- 01:04:53,555 Complaint. I've done everything I can do. It's out of my hands now, Ellis.

1629 01:04:53,557 -- 01:04:55,390 I've done everything I can do. It's out of my hands now, Ellis. I'm ready to come home.

1630 01:04:55,392 -- 01:04:57,692 It's out of my hands now, Ellis. I'm ready to come home. I miss my life. I miss my mom.

1631 01:04:57,694 -- 01:05:00,028 I'm ready to come home. I miss my life. I miss my mom. I miss my son. I miss my house.

1632 01:05:00,030 -- 01:05:01,429 I miss my life. I miss my mom. I miss my son. I miss my house. I even miss that stinking little

1633 01:05:01,431 -- 01:05:02,063 I miss my son. I miss my house. I even miss that stinking little coffee shop.

1634 01:05:02,065 -- 01:05:02,998 I even miss that stinking little coffee shop. I know you miss L.A.

1635 01:05:03,000 -- 01:05:03,865 coffee shop. I know you miss L.A.

1636 01:05:03,867 -- 01:05:06,768 I know you miss L.A. No. I don't.

1637 01:05:06,770 -- 01:05:07,769 No. I don't. What?

1638 01:05:07,771 -- 01:05:11,072 No. I don't. What? I don't want to switch.

1639 01:05:11,074 -- 01:05:13,108 What? I don't want to switch. Got nothing left for me in L.A.

1640 01:05:13,110 -- 01:05:14,442 I don't want to switch. Got nothing left for me in L.A. Figure I can make a new start

1641 01:05:14,444 -- 01:05:15,777 Got nothing left for me in L.A. Figure I can make a new start here, maybe even get licensed

1642 01:05:15,779 -- 01:05:16,177 Figure I can make a new start here, maybe even get licensed here.

1643 01:05:16,179 -- 01:05:17,612 Here, maybe even get licensed here. What the hell are you talking

1644 01:05:17,614 -- 01:05:18,046 here. What the hell are you talking about?

1645 01:05:18,048 -- 01:05:20,048 What the hell are you talking about? My life in L.A. is done.

1646 01:05:20,050 -- 01:05:21,283 About? My life in L.A. is done. I want a new one.

1647 01:05:21,285 -- 01:05:22,884 My life in L.A. is done. I want a new one. Then get another one, but

1648 01:05:22,886 -- 01:05:24,019 I want a new one. Then get another one, but give me mine back.

1649 01:05:24,021 -- 01:05:25,053 Then get another one, but give me mine back. No.

1650 01:05:25,055 -- 01:05:26,821 Give me mine back. No. What you... Ellis, I'm coming

1651 01:05:26,823 -- 01:05:28,490 No. What you... Ellis, I'm coming back to Louisiana to take care

1652 01:05:28,492 -- 01:05:30,125 What you... Ellis, I'm coming back to Louisiana to take care of my son and take care of my

1653 01:05:30,127 -- 01:05:31,826 back to Louisiana to take care of my son and take care of my mom whether you like it or not.

1654 01:05:31,828 -- 01:05:33,228 Of my son and take care of my mom whether you like it or not. They don't need you.

1655 01:05:33,230 -- 01:05:35,030 Mom whether you like it or not. They don't need you. Look, Gerry, you finally got the

1656 01:05:35,032 -- 01:05:36,865 They don't need you. Look, Gerry, you finally got the life that you always wanted, and

1657 01:05:36,867 -- 01:05:38,266 Look, Gerry, you finally got the life that you always wanted, and you still aren't happy.

1658 01:05:38,268 -- 01:05:39,534 Life that you always wanted, and you still aren't happy. Think you can just pop back up

1659 01:05:39,536 -- 01:05:40,568 you still aren't happy. Think you can just pop back up here where you left off?

1660 01:05:40,570 -- 01:05:42,237 Think you can just pop back up here where you left off? No. Not happening.

1661 01:05:42,239 -- 01:05:45,840 Here where you left off? No. Not happening. You ungrateful little...

1662 01:05:45,842 -- 01:05:48,282 No. Not happening. You ungrateful little... Hello? Hello?

1663 01:05:51,881 -- 01:05:53,782 You believe this guy?

1664 01:05:59,255 -- 01:06:04,426 All right, little man. Come on. I'm ready to go home.

1665 01:06:04,428 -- 01:06:07,228 All right, little man. Come on. I'm ready to go home. Take me home.

1666 01:06:07,230 -- 01:06:09,965 I'm ready to go home. Take me home. Take me home now.

1667 01:06:09,967 -- 01:06:11,132 Take me home. Take me home now. And don't tell me you don't

1668 01:06:11,134 -- 01:06:11,633 Take me home now. And don't tell me you don't know how.

1669 01:06:11,635 -- 01:06:12,734 And don't tell me you don't know how. Try.

1670 01:06:12,736 -- 01:06:13,568 Know how. Try.

1671 01:06:13,570 -- 01:06:16,604 Try.

1672 01:06:16,606 -- 01:06:18,373

Remember when I told you, you're

1673 01:06:18,375 -- 01:06:20,108 Remember when I told you, you're gonna have to figure out how to

1674 01:06:20,110 -- 01:06:20,909 Remember when I told you, you're gonna have to figure out how to get us back?

1675 01:06:20,911 -- 01:06:21,876 Gonna have to figure out how to get us back? Yeah.

1676 01:06:21,878 -- 01:06:23,578 Get us back? Yeah. You wished us here.

1677 01:06:23,580 -- 01:06:25,680 Yeah. You wished us here.

1678 01:06:36,225 -- 01:06:44,225 I wish I had my life back. I wish I was with my son and my mother.

1679 01:06:44,468 -- 01:06:47,302 I wish I was with my son and my mother. I wish I was home.

1680 01:06:47,304 -- 01:06:49,637 My mother. I wish I was home.

1681 01:07:07,890 -- 01:07:14,396 Junior. Junior, hey! I wished you, man!

1682 01:07:14,398 -- 01:07:15,630 Junior, hey! I wished you, man! Hey, this has been cr...

1683 01:07:15,632 -- 01:07:17,432 I wished you, man! Hey, this has been cr... Wait.

1684 01:07:17,434 -- 01:07:19,667 Hey, this has been cr... Wait. Yes! My 4S!

1685 01:07:19,669 -- 01:07:20,835 Wait. Yes! My 4S! I'm back!

1686 01:07:20,837 -- 01:07:23,204 Yes! My 4S! I'm back! I'm back! Yes.

1687 01:07:23,206 -- 01:07:26,207 I'm back! I'm back! Yes. Where's my Mama? Mom!

1688 01:07:26,209 -- 01:07:29,010 I'm back! Yes. Where's my Mama? Mom! Morning, sunshine.

1689 01:07:29,012 -- 01:07:30,745 Where's my Mama? Mom! Morning, sunshine. Where is she, Junior?

1690 01:07:30,747 -- 01:07:32,580 Morning, sunshine. Where is she, Junior? Where's Mom?

1691 01:07:32,582 -- 01:07:37,052 Where is she, Junior? Where's Mom? Junior, where's Mom?

1692 01:07:37,054 -- 01:07:39,387 Where's Mom? Junior, where's Mom? It's really you.

1693 01:07:39,389 -- 01:07:42,057 Junior, where's Mom? It's really you. Wait. You know?

1694 01:07:42,059 -- 01:07:43,792 It's really you. Wait. You know? Hells, yeah!

1695 01:07:43,794 -- 01:07:44,993 Wait. You know? Hells, yeah! Dude.

1696 01:07:44,995 -- 01:07:46,661 Hells, yeah! Dude. I-I thought I would never see

1697 01:07:46,663 -- 01:07:47,295 Dude. I-I thought I would never see you again.

1698 01:07:47,297 -- 01:07:48,263 I-I thought I would never see you again. Uncle Ellis said you weren't

1699 01:07:48,265 -- 01:07:49,297 you again. Uncle Ellis said you weren't coming back.

1700 01:07:49,299 -- 01:07:51,499 Uncle Ellis said you weren't coming back. You missed me?

1701 01:07:51,501 -- 01:07:52,167 Coming back. You missed me? Yeah.

1702 01:07:52,169 -- 01:07:53,501 You missed me? Yeah. I missed you, too.

1703 01:07:53,503 -- 01:07:56,271 Yeah. I missed you, too.

1704 01:07:56,273 -- 01:07:57,439 I missed you, too. Wait.

1705 01:07:57,441 -- 01:08:00,175 Wait. Where's Mom?

1706 01:08:00,177 -- 01:08:02,077 Wait. Where's Mom? She went to a nursing home.

1707 01:08:02,079 -- 01:08:04,639 Where's Mom? She went to a nursing home. Uncle Ellis took her.

1708 01:08:11,654 -- 01:08:15,290 I got Booty

1709 01:08:15,292 -- 01:08:17,092 I got Booty I got

1710 01:08:17,094 -- 01:08:19,127 Booty I got Pick up the phone, you idiot.

1711 01:08:19,129 -- 01:08:20,061 I got Pick up the phone, you idiot. Hello?

1712 01:08:20,063 -- 01:08:20,862 Pick up the phone, you idiot. Hello? Ellis?

1713 01:08:20,864 -- 01:08:22,931 Hello? Ellis? Ha. Gotcha.

1714 01:08:22,933 -- 01:08:23,465 Ellis? Ha. Gotcha. You've reached...

1715 01:08:23,467 -- 01:08:27,202 Ha. Gotcha. You've reached... Come on. Come on.

1716 01:08:27,204 -- 01:08:28,670 You've reached... Come on. Come on.

1717 01:08:28,672 -- 01:08:29,471 Come on. Come on. I got

1718 01:08:29,473 -- 01:08:30,672 I got Booty

1719 01:08:30,674 -- 01:08:31,940 I got Booty I got

1720 01:08:31,942 -- 01:08:33,108 Booty I got

1721 01:08:33,110 -- 01:08:33,708 I got Booty

1722 01:08:33,710 -- 01:08:34,275 Booty I got

1723 01:08:34,277 -- 01:08:35,310 Booty I got Booty

1724 01:08:35,312 -- 01:08:35,844 I got Booty I got

1725 01:08:35,846 -- 01:08:37,078 Booty I got

1726 01:08:37,080 -- 01:08:37,779 I got Dreams

1727 01:08:37,781 -- 01:08:38,379 Dreams Booty

1728 01:08:38,381 -- 01:08:38,947 Dreams Booty I got

1729 01:08:38,949 -- 01:08:40,048 Booty I got Booty

1730 01:08:40,050 -- 01:08:42,784 I got Booty I got dreams

1731 01:08:42,786 -- 01:08:44,219 Booty I got dreams You just had to do it,

1732 01:08:44,221 -- 01:08:44,853 I got dreams You just had to do it, didn't you?

1733 01:08:44,855 -- 01:08:46,354 You just had to do it, didn't you? Where is she, Ellis?

1734 01:08:46,356 -- 01:08:47,355 Didn't you? Where is she, Ellis? Where's Mom?

1735 01:08:47,357 -- 01:08:48,623 Where is she, Ellis? Where's Mom?

1736 01:08:48,625 -- 01:08:49,791 Where's Mom? Tell me where she is, or I'm

1737 01:08:49,793 -- 01:08:50,959 Tell me where she is, or I'm gonna come to L.A. and ring your

1738 01:08:50,961 -- 01:08:51,659 Tell me where she is, or I'm gonna come to L.A. and ring your neck.

1739 01:08:51,661 -- 01:08:52,894 Gonna come to L.A. and ring your neck. She's at Pinecrest.

1740 01:08:52,896 -- 01:08:54,696 Neck. She's at Pinecrest. And calm down, okay?

1741 01:08:54,698 -- 01:08:55,430 She's at Pinecrest. And calm down, okay? I did it for you.

1742 01:08:55,432 -- 01:08:56,464 And calm down, okay? I did it for you. I thought you might need a

1743 01:08:56,466 -- 01:08:56,831 I did it for you. I thought you might need a break.

1744 01:08:56,833 -- 01:08:57,632 I thought you might need a break. Oh, stop it.

1745 01:08:57,634 -- 01:08:58,867 Break. Oh, stop it. You didn't do this for me.

1746 01:08:58,869 -- 01:09:00,335 Oh, stop it. You didn't do this for me. You thought you were staying, so

1747 01:09:00,337 -- 01:09:01,803 You didn't do this for me. You thought you were staying, so you wanted to make things easier

1748 01:09:01,805 -- 01:09:02,337 You thought you were staying, so you wanted to make things easier for you.

1749 01:09:02,339 -- 01:09:03,037 You wanted to make things easier for you. Look...

1750 01:09:03,039 -- 01:09:04,005 For you. Look... No. You look.

1751 01:09:04,007 -- 01:09:05,507 Look... No. You look. I'm bringing Mom back home where

1752 01:09:05,509 -- 01:09:06,908 No. You look. I'm bringing Mom back home where she belongs, and from now on,

1753 01:09:06,910 -- 01:09:08,343 I'm bringing Mom back home where she belongs, and from now on, stay the hell away from me and

1754 01:09:08,345 -- 01:09:13,314 she belongs, and from now on, stay the hell away from me and my family!

1755 01:09:13,316 -- 01:09:15,650 Stay the hell away from me and my family!

1756 01:09:20,022 -- 01:09:21,756

1757 01:09:23,659 -- 01:09:31,166 All right.

1758 01:09:31,168 -- 01:09:32,734 All right. We're here.

1759 01:09:32,736 -- 01:09:34,636 We're here.

1760 01:09:51,887 -- 01:09:58,993 Hey, bro. Hey. What the hell are you doing

1761 01:09:58,995 -- 01:10:01,129 Hey. What the hell are you doing here?

1762 01:10:01,131 -- 01:10:02,430 What the hell are you doing here? You could at least say thank you

1763 01:10:02,432 -- 01:10:05,934 here? You could at least say thank you for the new job I got you.

1764 01:10:05,936 -- 01:10:09,456 You could at least say thank you for the new job I got you. Are you ever gonna change?

1765 01:10:18,480 -- 01:10:26,480 So, that's it?

1766 01:10:34,630 -- 01:10:39,767 Why are you here, Ellis? Guess you finally got your revenge, huh?

1767 01:10:39,769 -- 01:10:42,437 Guess you finally got your revenge, huh? Oh, so, you think I meant for

1768 01:10:42,439 -- 01:10:43,338 revenge, huh? Oh, so, you think I meant for this to happen?

1769 01:10:43,340 -- 01:10:44,806 Oh, so, you think I meant for this to happen? I didn't.

1770 01:10:44,808 -- 01:10:46,474 This to happen? I didn't. So, the idea of you teaching

1771 01:10:46,476 -- 01:10:48,076 I didn't. So, the idea of you teaching me a lesson never crossed your

1772 01:10:48,078 -- 01:10:48,543 So, the idea of you teaching me a lesson never crossed your mind?

1773 01:10:48,545 -- 01:10:49,978 Me a lesson never crossed your mind? Maybe a little

1774 01:10:49,980 -- 01:10:51,112 mind? Maybe a little But you got a hell of a nerve

1775 01:10:51,114 -- 01:10:52,313 Maybe a little But you got a hell of a nerve questioning to me when you went

1776 01:10:52,315 -- 01:10:53,514 But you got a hell of a nerve questioning to me when you went behind my back and put Mom in a

1777 01:10:53,516 -- 01:10:55,116 questioning to me when you went behind my back and put Mom in a nursing home... twice.

1778 01:10:55,118 -- 01:10:56,718 Behind my back and put Mom in a nursing home twice. It was a nursing home, Gerry.

1779 01:10:56,720 -- 01:10:57,919 Nursing home... twice. It was a nursing home, Gerry. It wasn't a prison camp.

1780 01:10:57,921 -- 01:10:59,153 It was a nursing home, Gerry. It wasn't a prison camp. It's not what I wanted for my

1781 01:10:59,155 -- 01:10:59,487 It wasn't a prison camp. It's not what I wanted for my mother.

1782 01:10:59,489 -- 01:11:00,989 It's not what I wanted for my mother. Oh, right, because only you

1783 01:11:00,991 -- 01:11:02,557 mother. Oh, right, because only you were good enough to take care of

1784 01:11:02,559 -- 01:11:02,957 Oh, right, because only you were good enough to take care of her.

1785 01:11:02,959 -- 01:11:04,325 Were good enough to take care of her. Only you can make decisions

1786 01:11:04,327 -- 01:11:05,260 her. Only you can make decisions about our mother.

1787 01:11:05,262 -- 01:11:06,761 Only you can make decisions about our mother. Well, it looks like that,

1788 01:11:06,763 -- 01:11:07,262 about our mother. Well, it looks like that, right?

1789 01:11:07,264 -- 01:11:08,997 Well, it looks like that, right? 'Cause I've only been doing it

1790 01:11:08,999 -- 01:11:09,964 right? 'Cause I've only been doing it since I was 11.

1791 01:11:09,966 -- 01:11:11,432 'Cause I've only been doing it since I was 11. Did you hear that, Ellis?

1792 01:11:11,434 -- 01:11:12,500 Since I was 11. Did you hear that, Ellis? 11!

1793 01:11:12,502 -- 01:11:13,768 Did you hear that, Ellis? 11! You know what that's like...

1794 01:11:13,770 -- 01:11:15,470 11! You know what that's like a boy trying to be a man?

1795 01:11:15,472 -- 01:11:16,771 You know what that's like... a boy trying to be a man? No, 'cause you never had to be

1796 01:11:16,773 -- 01:11:17,538 a boy trying to be a man? No, 'cause you never had to be one.

1797 01:11:17,540 -- 01:11:19,274 No, 'cause you never had to be one. I was 11 years old, and I did

1798 01:11:19,276 -- 01:11:20,108 one. I was 11 years old, and I did everything!

1799 01:11:20,110 -- 01:11:22,377 I was 11 years old, and I did everything! Everything!

1800 01:11:32,655 -- 01:11:39,961 Wow. Gerry the martyr. That's what you want, right?

1801 01:11:39,963 -- 01:11:41,162 Gerry the martyr. That's what you want, right? Pity?

1802 01:11:41,164 -- 01:11:42,530 That's what you want, right? Pity? 'Cause when people pity you,

1803 01:11:42,532 -- 01:11:43,665 Pity? 'Cause when people pity you, they don't expect a whole lot

1804 01:11:43,667 -- 01:11:44,832 'Cause when people pity you, they don't expect a whole lot out of you, and you definitely

1805 01:11:44,834 -- 01:11:45,566 they don't expect a whole lot out of you, and you definitely don't disappoint.

1806 01:11:45,568 -- 01:11:48,236 Out of you, and you definitely don't disappoint. Shut up!

1807 01:11:48,238 -- 01:11:50,471 Don't disappoint. Shut up!

1808 01:11:50,473 -- 01:11:51,739 Shut up!

1809 01:11:51,741 -- 01:11:53,474 Get out the way, man.

1810 01:11:53,476 -- 01:11:56,744 Get out the way, man.

1811 01:11:56,746 -- 01:11:58,680 Get out the way, man.

1812 01:12:46,295 -- 01:12:51,366 Well, Mom we got you home in time for Christmas. It's Christmas?

1813 01:12:51,368 -- 01:12:52,333 Home in time for Christmas. It's Christmas? No. Tomorrow.

1814 01:12:52,335 -- 01:12:56,237 It's Christmas? No. Tomorrow. Where's Ellis?

1815 01:12:56,239 -- 01:12:58,806 No. Tomorrow. Where's Ellis? He left, Mom.

1816 01:12:58,808 -- 01:13:00,575 Where's Ellis? He left, Mom. And I don't think he'll be back.

1817 01:13:00,577 -- 01:13:03,311 He left, Mom. And I don't think he'll be back. I want Ellis.

1818 01:13:03,313 -- 01:13:05,079 And I don't think he'll be back. I want Ellis. Can you believe this?

1819 01:13:05,081 -- 01:13:06,581 I want Ellis. Can you believe this? After all that, all she wants is

1820 01:13:06,583 -- 01:13:07,248 Can you believe this? After all that, all she wants is my brother.

1821 01:13:07,250 -- 01:13:09,317 After all that, all she wants is my brother. Why do you envy your brother

1822 01:13:09,319 -- 01:13:10,084 my brother. Why do you envy your brother so much?

1823 01:13:10,086 -- 01:13:12,153 Why do you envy your brother so much? I taught you to take care of

1824 01:13:12,155 -- 01:13:12,887 so much? I taught you to take care of family.

1825 01:13:12,889 -- 01:13:14,489 I taught you to take care of family. That's all I've ever done,

1826 01:13:14,491 -- 01:13:17,258 family. That's all I've ever done, Mom, my whole life.

1827 01:13:17,260 -- 01:13:18,459 That's all I've ever done, Mom, my whole life. Just once I wish you...

1828 01:13:18,461 -- 01:13:21,596 Mom, my whole life. Just once I wish you... Let all that you do be done

1829 01:13:21,598 -- 01:13:26,033 Just once I wish you... Let all that you do be done in love.

1830 01:13:26,035 -- 01:13:28,436 Let all that you do be done in love.

1831 01:13:35,944 -- 01:13:39,447 Did you come by to give me a personal escort out of town?

1832 01:13:45,053 -- 01:13:53,053 Remember when we were little and you were afraid to climb trees?

1833 01:13:53,963 -- 01:13:55,296 Remember when we were little and you were afraid to climb trees? When you thought you were

1834 01:13:55,298 -- 01:13:56,731 you were afraid to climb trees? When you thought you were climbing by yourself, I was

1835 01:13:56,733 -- 01:13:58,299 When you thought you were climbing by yourself, I was right behind you, holding your

1836 01:13:58,301 -- 01:14:01,002 climbing by yourself, I was right behind you, holding your shirt.

1837 01:14:01,004 -- 01:14:04,238 Right behind you, holding your shirt. But I guess that's me, huh?

1838 01:14:04,240 -- 01:14:07,141 Shirt. But I guess that's me, huh? The protector...

1839 01:14:07,143 -- 01:14:08,509 But I guess that's me, huh? The protector... the guy that keeps people from

1840 01:14:08,511 -- 01:14:11,946 The protector... the guy that keeps people from falling.

1841 01:14:11,948 -- 01:14:13,714 The guy that keeps people from falling. For a long time, man, I hated

1842 01:14:13,716 -- 01:14:15,216 falling. For a long time, man, I hated being that guy.

1843 01:14:15,218 -- 01:14:18,820 For a long time, man, I hated being that guy. Hated it.

1844 01:14:18,822 -- 01:14:22,023 Being that guy. Hated it. Not anymore.

1845 01:14:22,025 -- 01:14:23,858 Hated it. Not anymore. That's who I am.

1846 01:14:23,860 -- 01:14:25,993 Not anymore. That's who I am. That's what I do.

1847 01:14:25,995 -- 01:14:28,963 That's who I am. That's what I do. But I realized that it's not

1848 01:14:28,965 -- 01:14:32,700 That's what I do. But I realized that it's not because I didn't have a choice.

1849 01:14:32,702 -- 01:14:34,735 But I realized that it's not because I didn't have a choice. It wasn't out of obligation.

1850 01:14:34,737 -- 01:14:37,205 Because I didn't have a choice. It wasn't out of obligation. It was out of love.

1851 01:14:37,207 -- 01:14:40,308 It wasn't out of obligation. It was out of love. For mom, for Junior, for you.

1852 01:14:43,445 -- 01:14:51,445 The only problem is... I forgot to love myself.

1853 01:14:53,823 -- 01:14:54,822 I forgot to love myself. I want you to come home for

1854 01:14:54,824 -- 01:14:57,225 I want you to come home for Christmas, Ellis.

1855 01:14:57,227 -- 01:14:59,694 I want you to come home for Christmas, Ellis. I am home.

1856 01:14:59,696 -- 01:15:02,136 Christmas, Ellis. I am home. No. I mean really come home.

1857 01:15:06,201 -- 01:15:09,871 This looks amazing. Yes. Ohh, that's hot.

1858 01:15:09,873 -- 01:15:10,905 Yes. Ohh, that's hot.

1859 01:15:10,907 -- 01:15:11,806 Ohh, that's hot. Thanks for the headphones,

1860 01:15:11,808 -- 01:15:12,907 Thanks for the headphones, Uncle Ellis.

1861 01:15:12,909 -- 01:15:13,341 Thanks for the headphones, Uncle Ellis. Wait.

1862 01:15:13,343 -- 01:15:14,208 Uncle Ellis. Wait.

1863 01:15:14,210 -- 01:15:15,009 Wait. Hell.

1864 01:15:15,011 -- 01:15:15,443 Hell. Heck.

1865 01:15:15,445 -- 01:15:15,977 Hell. Heck. What?

1866 01:15:15,979 -- 01:15:16,544 Heck. What? Heck.

1867 01:15:16,546 -- 01:15:18,179 What? Heck. You boys used to fight over

1868 01:15:18,181 -- 01:15:20,581 Heck. You boys used to fight over everything.

1869 01:15:20,583 -- 01:15:22,950 You boys used to fight over everything. Gerry, you thought Ellis was my

1870 01:15:22,952 -- 01:15:23,851 everything. Gerry, you thought Ellis was my favorite.

1871 01:15:23,853 -- 01:15:25,253 Gerry, you thought Ellis was my favorite. That's 'cause he got away

1872 01:15:25,255 -- 01:15:26,120 favorite. That's 'cause he got away with everything.

1873 01:15:26,122 -- 01:15:29,757 That's 'cause he got away with everything. And, Ellis, you thought Gerry

1874 01:15:29,759 -- 01:15:30,758 with everything. And, Ellis, you thought Gerry was my favorite.

1875 01:15:30,760 -- 01:15:31,893 And, Ellis, you thought Gerry was my favorite. Because you trusted him with

1876 01:15:31,895 -- 01:15:32,226 was my favorite. Because you trusted him with stuff.

1877 01:15:32,228 -- 01:15:36,497 Because you trusted him with stuff. A mother knows her children.

1878 01:15:36,499 -- 01:15:38,933 Stuff. A mother knows her children. She knows who to lean on and who

1879 01:15:38,935 -- 01:15:40,801 A mother knows her children. She knows who to lean on and who to carry.

1880 01:15:40,803 -- 01:15:44,005 She knows who to lean on and who to carry. She knows their strengths and

1881 01:15:44,007 -- 01:15:46,541 to carry. She knows their strengths and their weaknesses.

1882 01:15:46,543 -- 01:15:48,442 She knows their strengths and their weaknesses.

1883 01:15:48,444 -- 01:15:51,345 Their weaknesses. I may be forgetful, and I may

1884 01:15:51,347 -- 01:15:55,049 I may be forgetful, and I may be confused...

1885 01:15:55,051 -- 01:15:58,853 I may be forgetful, and I may be confused... but I know my boys.

1886 01:15:58,855 -- 01:16:01,122 Be confused... but I know my boys. I know what they can handle and

1887 01:16:01,124 -- 01:16:03,524 but I know my boys. I know what they can handle and what they can't.

1888 01:16:03,526 -- 01:16:06,193 I know what they can handle and what they can't. I know what they are and what

1889 01:16:06,195 -- 01:16:09,797 what they can't. I know what they are and what they're not.

1890 01:16:09,799 -- 01:16:13,134 I know what they are and what they're not. I know my boys.

1891 01:16:13,136 -- 01:16:15,803 They're not. I know my boys. I never loved one any more or

1892 01:16:15,805 -- 01:16:20,708 I know my boys. I never loved one any more or any less 'cause I know my boys.

1893 01:16:20,710 -- 01:16:22,877 I never loved one any more or any less 'cause I know my boys.

1894 01:16:22,879 -- 01:16:23,978 Any less 'cause I know my boys. Merry Christmas.

1895 01:16:23,980 -- 01:16:25,546 Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, Mom.

1896 01:16:25,548 -- 01:16:26,814 Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, Mom. Merry Christmas.

1897 01:16:26,816 -- 01:16:28,816 Merry Christmas, Mom. Merry Christmas.

1898 01:16:28,818 -- 01:16:29,917 Merry Christmas. Let's eat.

1899 01:16:29,919 -- 01:16:30,985 Let's eat. Yeah, let's eat.

1900 01:16:30,987 -- 01:16:32,286 Let's eat. Yeah, let's eat. Ah, ah, ah, ah.

1901 01:16:32,288 -- 01:16:35,656 Yeah, let's eat. Ah, ah, ah, ah. Let's pray first.

1902 01:16:35,658 -- 01:16:37,458 Ah, ah, ah, ah. Let's pray first. My son, would you do the honors?

1903 01:16:37,460 -- 01:16:38,159 Let's pray first. My son, would you do the honors? Uh, Ma, it's...

1904 01:16:38,161 -- 01:16:40,695 My son, would you do the honors? Uh, Ma, it's... Not you.

1905 01:16:40,697 -- 01:16:42,530 Uh, Ma, it's... Not you. Gerry.

1906 01:16:46,568 -- 01:16:52,573 God, even though I haven't talked to you in a long time, I

1907 01:16:52,575 -- 01:16:54,442 God, even though I haven't talked to you in a long time, I know you've heard my every

1908 01:16:54,444 -- 01:16:59,413 talked to you in a long time, I know you've heard my every thought, my wishes and dreams,

1909 01:16:59,415 -- 01:17:00,881 know you've heard my every thought, my wishes and dreams, and my unspoken prayers 'cause

1910 01:17:00,883 -- 01:17:03,751 thought, my wishes and dreams, and my unspoken prayers 'cause today you answered them.

1911 01:17:03,753 -- 01:17:06,454 And my unspoken prayers 'cause today you answered them. Thank you, Lord, for my mother,

1912 01:17:06,456 -- 01:17:08,990 today you answered them. Thank you, Lord, for my mother, my son, my brother, and thank

1913 01:17:08,992 -- 01:17:11,459 Thank you, Lord, for my mother, my son, my brother, and thank you for blessing us with the

1914 01:17:11,461 -- 01:17:14,061 my son, my brother, and thank you for blessing us with the most wonderful Christmas ever.

1915 01:17:14,063 -- 01:17:16,697 You for blessing us with the most wonderful Christmas ever. In Your Son's name, we pray.

1916 01:17:16,699 -- 01:17:17,498 Most wonderful Christmas ever. In Your Son's name, we pray. Amen.

1917 01:17:17,500 -- 01:17:18,566 In Your Son's name, we pray. Amen. Amen.

1918 01:17:18,568 -- 01:17:19,600 Amen. Amen. Amen.

1919 01:17:21,303 -- 01:17:27,008 Pancakes are getting cold,

1920 01:17:27,010 -- 01:17:29,276 Pancakes are getting cold, fellas!

1921 01:17:36,451 -- 01:17:38,452 Hey, sunshine.

1922 01:18:12,954 -- 01:18:20,394 I fly out in the morning. Headed back home. I will definitely be back

1923 01:18:20,396 -- 01:18:23,164 Headed back home. I will definitely be back next Christmas and...

1924 01:18:23,166 -- 01:18:25,726 I will definitely be back next Christmas and... a lot more often.

1925 01:18:31,106 -- 01:18:37,078 I know it's the last thing on your mind, bro, but, uh... I talked to Hannah at the

1926 01:18:37,080 -- 01:18:39,914 your mind, bro, but, uh... I talked to Hannah at the funeral.

1927 01:18:39,916 -- 01:18:42,016 I talked to Hannah at the funeral. I think, before you guys turn

1928 01:18:42,018 -- 01:18:44,185 funeral. I think, before you guys turn that paperwork in and finalize

1929 01:18:44,187 -- 01:18:46,687 I think, before you guys turn that paperwork in and finalize everything, you should sit down

1930 01:18:46,689 -- 01:18:48,556 that paperwork in and finalize everything, you should sit down and have a real conversation,

1931 01:18:48,558 -- 01:18:54,128 everything, you should sit down and have a real conversation, really listen to her.

1932 01:18:54,130 -- 01:18:57,098 And have a real conversation, really listen to her. Yeah, bro.

1933 01:18:57,100 -- 01:19:02,803 Really listen to her. Yeah, bro. I will...

1934 01:19:02,805 -- 01:19:08,709 Yeah, bro. I will... on one condition...

1935 01:19:08,711 -- 01:19:13,280 I will... on one condition... that you get to know Mia.

1936 01:19:13,282 -- 01:19:16,050 On one condition... that you get to know Mia. And I mean take your time so you

1937 01:19:16,052 -- 01:19:18,819 that you get to know Mia. And I mean take your time so you can get to know her...

1938 01:19:18,821 -- 01:19:21,901 And I mean take your time so you can get to know her... 'cause that's the one.

1939 01:19:26,528 -- 01:19:31,532 To Mom. To Christmas wishes coming

1940 01:19:31,534 -- 01:19:33,734 To Christmas wishes coming true.

1941 01:19:40,942 -- 01:19:47,314 "Dear Mr. Craig, we are"

1942 01:19:47,316 -- 01:19:49,083 "Dear Mr. Craig, we are pleased to inform you that the"

1943 01:19:49,085 -- 01:19:50,818 "Dear Mr. Craig, we are pleased to inform you that the Emory University School of Law"

1944 01:19:50,820 -- 01:19:52,486 pleased to inform you that the Emory University School of Law has accepted your application

1945 01:19:52,488 -- 01:19:53,988 Emory University School of Law has accepted your application for admission into the law

1946 01:19:53,990 -- 01:19:57,691 "has accepted your application for admission into the law program at the university."

1947 01:19:57,693 -- 01:19:59,994 "for admission into the law program at the university."

1948 01:20:08,136 -- 01:20:15,576 Hello. What's up, little bro?

1949 01:20:15,578 -- 01:20:16,744 What's up, little bro? I'm in.

1950 01:20:16,746 -- 01:20:18,078 I'm in. Congratulations, man!

1951 01:20:18,080 -- 01:20:19,880 I'm in. Congratulations, man! I'm so proud of you, big bro.

1952 01:20:19,882 -- 01:20:21,015 Congratulations, man! I'm so proud of you, big bro. That's what I'm talking about.

1953 01:20:21,017 -- 01:20:22,550 I'm so proud of you, big bro. That's what I'm talking about. Congrats.

1954 01:20:22,552 -- 01:20:25,119 That's what I'm talking about. Congrats.

1955 01:20:39,201 -- 01:20:43,971 Thanks, man. I'll talk to you later.

1956 01:21:49,572 -- 01:21:52,573