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♪ I got caught in the middle ♪

♪ I got caught in the middle as a child ♪

♪ Yes, I did ♪

♪ Between a fire in the window ♪

♪ So I looked out there out into the wild, wild, wild ♪

♪ It's so cold outside these walls ♪

♪ But we can't keep running up inside their house ♪

♪ Tonight, we're gonna run away ♪

♪ So meet me by the fire escape ♪

♪ It's so cold outside their arms ♪

♪ But we can't keep running up inside their house ♪

♪ Tonight, we're gonna run away ♪

♪ So meet me by the fire escape ♪

♪ In the darkness of the night ♪

- Listen, Tamika, honey.

I was thinking, why don't you, you know, take the baby,

or have Bethany come over the house,

and watch the movie with you?

The one we saw the other night.

You know, you really had me feeling guilty before I left.

You know, so I'm just trying to think of ways,

something you can do while I'm gone with the fellas.

You know I need this.

It's been about almost two months

since I've been out the house,

and I know same thing for you but.

Anyways, yeah, just give Bethany a call.

And I love you.

I have no regrets.

I'll see you when I get home.

♪ We can't keep running up inside their house ♪

♪ Tonight, we're gonna run away ♪

♪ So meet me by the fire escape ♪

♪ Tonight, we're gonna run away ♪

♪ It's twisted like our DNA ♪

♪ So meet me by the fire escape ♪

♪ Meet me by the fire escape ♪

- [Gerald] Little bro.

- Hey. - Good to see you, man.

- Hey, Gerald.

- How you been?

- I'm good.

- You feeling good?

- I guess.

- It's good to see you're not late today, man.

- Yeah, I mean, I guess so.

- No stupid stuff tonight.

Before we even go anywhere, no stupid stuff tonight.

- Yeah.

- Aight, 'cause there's a lot of psychos out there.

- Come on, Gerald, look.

I'm not a kid anymore.

I know how to be an adult.

You don't have to be the father all the time.

- I'm not trying to be your father.

I know you're an adult,

but you know how you are sometimes

with that little temper of yours.

So again, no stupid stuff tonight.

- All right.

- You getting mad?

- No, not now. - You calling for your mommy?

- Can we please drop-

- Mommy? - Come on.

- Come on, man, look.

It's gon' be fellas night tonight.

Okay?

We're gon' have a good time.

We're gon' turn on.

- Fist of all-

- Isn't that what y'all say, turn on?

- First, it's turn it up and-

- [Gerald] I just wanna turn it up.

Turn it up.

- I just want to get it over with honestly.

- [Gerald] Come on.

Tear it down with me.

- [Reggie] All right.

- Don't be stupid.

- [Reggie] All right, I got you.

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♪ Who cares, babe, they're all the same ♪

♪ No, it hasn't changed a thought ♪

♪ And I can't imagine how they're living ♪

♪ Do you do this for the fame ♪

♪ Know the money ain't enough ♪

♪ And the things you get, they're always going ♪

♪ Who cares, babe, they're all the same ♪

♪ Who cares, babe, they're all the same ♪

- All right, look at me real quick.

We're here.

The guys are about to get in the car.

I need you on your very best behavior, Reggie.

No bullshit tonight.

- I'll try.

I'll try.

- What do you mean try?

- I'll try.

I mean, what can I say?

- All right, man, 'cause you know how you are.

- Yeah.

- Everybody needs to get along tonight.

- All right, well, I told you I'm good.

I'm good.

Just take my word for it.

- That's all I needed to hear.

- There they go right there.

About time.

- Party time.

I am so ready for this.

I have had a long week at work, man.

- I know, me too, man.

I had the twins over last night and they were oh so good.

Bro, you should have been there.

- I could have if you would have told me.

- You're a funny dude.

- [Gerald] Fellas.

- There go there men of the hour right there.

- What's going on? - What's up, man?

- How you feeling?

- Don, are you good?

- I'm good, man.

You look good.

- Thanks, man, thanks, man. - What's up, man?

- Ted.

The man, the myth, the legend.

- Hey.

- Look at this new suit. - I'm following your lead.

- I see you, man.

- So man, how's the wife and kid doing?

- Oh, man, she's doing good.

She's doing good.

She's fine.

The baby's fine.

I'm a full-fledged family man now, man.

- Mm.

- [Gerald] So no dumb shit tonight.

No dumb shit.

- Aint gon' be no dumb shit.

- That's you, man.

- Don't be angling it at me.

- You always do dumb stuff.

- Teddy, no dumb shit tonight.

- Well you know that's great.

You know you should be happy about me letting her go

so you can nab her, man.

So, thank you.

- Nab who? - Thank you.

You know who I'm talking about it.

- I got you.

Ted, not tonight, man.

It's fun night, not fright night.

- He knows I'm playing with him.

Gerald knows.

- Donnie, no worries.

Teddy, you could never have a woman like her.

You work too much.

You a business man.

- I mean.

- Don't forget that other little problem you got going on.

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- No, what?

- That little problem.

Teddy.

Teddy, you know.

- Listen, I'm surprised he even hanging with us

instead of making money.

- Exactly.

- You know you busy.

Mr. Fly.

Mr. Negotiator. - Negotiator.

- Hey.

Gotta make money somehow, man.

- Don't forget we was in summer school, summer camp.

All of that stuff when we was little.

Every what?

What was that middle school?

- Yeah.

- Very funny.

- Everybody knows what they know.

- Come on, we got two hours to get to this party now.

- Aw, what's the matter, Teddy bear?

Nobody cares?

- Come on.

- Aw. - Get off me.

Get off me.

♪ Sometimes the night got me aching ♪

♪ Working hours in the cold ♪

♪ And I can't imagine how it feels ♪

♪ To end up where you feel you had to go ♪

♪ I'm in lust of it ♪

♪ Praying nothing will go wrong ♪

♪ I guess we're all dying ♪

♪ Waiting for the world to lose control ♪

♪ Could you tell me what this feeling ♪

♪ Like to feel like you've got the world by your side ♪

♪ 'Cause trust me babe I've done my good ♪

♪ Gave all I had and a little more than I should ♪

♪ Got the sense that I ain't made for much ♪

♪ 'Cause what I feel is meant for understood ♪

♪ But I guess I take another day ♪

♪ Just to get another chance to get away ♪

♪ I'm in lust of it ♪

♪ Praying nothing else will go wrong ♪

♪ I guess we're all dying ♪

♪ Waiting for the world to lose control ♪

♪ I'm in lust of it ♪

♪ Praying nothing else will go ♪

- How you doing, bro?

So far so good?

You okay?

- [Reggie] Yeah.

I'm fine, you know.

- Aw man, it's nice out here, right?

- It is definitely.

- Hey look, I wanted to say sorry for earlier.

I shouldn't be treating you

like you're my little brother all the time, right?

Grown man now.

- You know since mom died,

I guess I just been a little bit more angrier.

I've been different, so I can't really blame you honestly.

I guess that's just my way of coping.

- Yeah, I miss Mom, too.

I get it.

Just want us to be closer though, you know?

Just want us to be closer.

You an uncle now.

I need you here.

You know, so that's why I be like I be.

Plus, it's getting so crazy out there.

Be a little scared for you.

- Yeah well, like I said, I'm good.

But Gerald.

Thanks for looking out, bro.

- Oh, come on, man.

We brothers.

You ain't got to say that.

It's a given.

You know I got you.

Give me some love, man.

You gon' be all right.

We gon' be all right.

- Yeah, got you.

- Aw, this is amazing, man.

Look at this view.

- It's very nice.

- You know I'm always gonna be a little protective

over you after while?

I got you by seven years.

I mean, you always gonna be little brother to me.

But I'ma work on it.

- It's all good.

We'll make it.

- Absolutely.

♪ For the good life ♪

♪ Sent my best friend an apologetic text ♪

♪ He says to come over ♪

♪ Where the whole damn town has been waiting for the day ♪

♪ When you would come back here ♪

- Man, look at this view.

I get to explore the road and hangout with the bros.

What more can you ask for?

This is beautiful.

- Yeah, sounds like big fun.

- Ted, what's wrong, man?

- Have you ever wished life could be different?

- Hell yeah.

More money, bigger house, and party every night.

- No, no, no, no.

I mean like.

Love, happiness.

You know, starting a family.

I'm getting older and this shit is getting old.

- I guess, but I mean that's life.

Life gives you choices and you gotta be in control of that.

You know?

- Yeah, I guess.

- Come on, man.

We gotta go.

They waiting for us at the car.

Let's go.

♪ But it never made me happy alone ♪

♪ Life is just too short ♪

♪ To never do what you want to ♪

♪ What do you want to do ♪

♪ Oh I wanna stay right here, right here ♪

♪ Chilling with my friends for another year ♪

♪ I would walk away from the spotlight ♪

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- Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.

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- Zip it up before the police come.

- Man, I said give me a second.

I can't just cut it off.

I'm out here pissing.

- Come on, I'm trying to go to this party.

- [Don] Shut up, I'm coming.

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- Hey, guys.

- [Don] Yo.

- Guys, you with me, guys?

Guys, fellas.

What y'all sleep?

Look man, I just had a crazy idea.

On our way up, won't we just live a little bit?

Catch some sights, you know.

Live a little.

What y'all think?

- I'm down for whatever you wanna do, bro.

You know me.

I wanna live life to the fullest.

So yeah, I'm ready.

- I'm good with it, big bro.

I mean, maybe we can be back by Monday.

I got work, bro.

- It's Friday.

Come on, man.

It's Friday.

Calm down.

Unwind.

Enjoy yourself.

We haven't been together like this in years, right?

- [Don] 10 years to be exact.

- And I wanna do more with my friends.

No, scratch that.

My family.

- Well I need this mini vacation because work is rough

and I need a break to rejuvenate myself,

so let's make it happen.

It's not like I have a life anyway, so it is what it is.

- Road trip.

- Road trip.

- Man, stop being stupid all the time.

- [Ted] Stupid is as stupid does, sir.

- That's why you ain't getting none.

- Don't bring that into it.

- Fool.

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Watch your mouth.

(upbeat music)

- This is living.

This what we need, guys.

Man.

This is like Crystal Lake?

- [Don] I wonder how old this bridge is.

- [Reggie] Looks pretty old to me.

- Oh yeah, this thing is old, man.

I tell you.

What's going on with Ted, man?

You seem him over there by himself?

Been acting kind of weird.

- [Reggie] Yeah, no kidding.

- Hope he's okay.

- He said he's been thinking about life.

- Life?

What about life?

The guy's got it made.

He's got tons of money, beautiful home, three cars.

I don't have three cars.

You got three cars?

- [Reggie] Not at all.

- What more can he need?

- He said love and he was getting older

and some things need to change but hey.

- Oh yeah?

- I'm not that guy.

I don't know what he's going through.

- Duh, we know you not that guy.

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- I mean, he does got it made.

I get it.

I ask myself that every single day.

It just seems like why is life so difficult for me?

The guy seems like he has it all.

I don't see why he's complaining.

For me, it's like no matter how hard I be trying,

how hard I be working and so,

it seems like life makes things hard for me to get.

I just don't get it, man.

- It's gon' be all right, man.

Yo Reg, you all right?

- [Don] Where you going, bro?

- Bro.

Reg, it's gon' be okay, man.

It's life.

- Bro, listen.

You're lucky.

- [Gerald] He depressed, too?

- You got the beautiful wife.

You got the family.

It's not like us.

We still trying to fit everything but money, fast cars,

and being with different women every night.

Bro, think about it.

You got it.

- It's not luck, man.

I decided to settle down, fall in love, and get married.

It's the American way. - How?

- First of all, I slowed down with my love life.

You know as a single man,

I was going through two and three a day.

I stopped that.

Get tired of waking up to different women everyday, man.

You should know.

You still there.

I'm not.

- Well look, if we can work on our friendship

and you can show me, I greatly appreciate that.

- Oh, come on, man.

Of course, man.

Come on, you know that.

But look.

It's gon' be okay, man.

You just gotta relax and stop being so promiscuous out here.

You'll fall in love.

Let's find Reggie.

Yo, Reg.

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Teddy.

What's up, man?

What's going on?

You all right?

- Just enjoying myself.

- Well it don't seem that way.

And it actually seems like it might've been something I did

that's kind of got it where you not really

with us on this trip, man.

What's going on?

- I'm fine.

I just needed some alone time

before we travel to this party.

I promise I won't cry over spilled milk.

I'll try my best to make it work,

so I hope nobody tries to steal my joy again.

- Steal your joy?

What's going on, Ted?

We boys, man.

Gee whiz.

What's going on today?

Hey honey.

It's me.

Hey look, this trip is going as great as I planned.

I tell you.

I'm working on me and my friends.

You know, me and my friend's relationship

that we lost a long time ago but anyway.

Hopefully I'll catch you next time.

Talk to you later.

Love you.

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♪ Every time I need that shit ♪

♪ They gon' make another ♪

♪ Hey man ♪

♪ If you got something that you believe in ♪

♪ And you believe that you can do it ♪

♪ And nobody else do ♪

♪ Just go for it ♪

♪ It's your life ♪

♪ My life is moving fast ♪

♪ I gotta slow down ♪

♪ Yeah now I got it, they all come around ♪

♪ But when I ain't have it they no where to be found ♪

♪ You have to stick with the ones who stay down ♪

♪ Now a lot people say I changed on them ♪

♪ Because I'm whipping in a range on them ♪

♪ I don't think I'm acting different ♪

♪ I just found out that these folk ain't in my interest ♪

♪ And you ain't got a lot to kick it ♪

♪ I messed around and poured the four up ♪

♪ Banging zero while I roll up ♪

♪ I don't know it boy ♪

♪ You gotta grow up ♪

♪ My mom scared to believe me ♪

♪ I had to show her that I'm doing ♪

♪ What my heart said I'm supposed to ♪

♪ I'm living my dreams ♪

- Woo.

You know you getting old when you stretching

and almost pulled something.

- Got that right.

- Oh, man.

- So what we gonna do, fells?

- All right, so look.

Listen, guys.

I got a perfect idea.

How 'bout we scratch the party

and make this a fellas day weekend?

- Scratch the party?

You don't wanna go to the party?

- Nah.

- I don't know, guys.

I mean, I got work Monday and I'm not trying to miss it

because as you see I'm not financially

balling like you guys are.

- Well that's great.

A weekend of fun and pain.

Sounds like an idea.

- You know what, Ted?

What is your problem, man?

No, for real.

What is all this sarcasm you been giving us?

Whatever it is, get it off your chest now

'cause I'm not taking your crap this weekend.

I'm sick of it, man.

- [Ted] My crap?

- I'm sick of it.

Your crap.

- You gotta be kidding me.

We follow Mr. Henson around like he's the friendship leader.

Well, guess what?

- [Gerald] You follow me?

- Yes.

We are all men here and I got my own life.

At least what's left of it.

- All right, stop, the both of you.

Both of you guys lives are perfect.

Trust me on this.

But y'all gotta work through this

or we won't see each other for another 10 years

or I might not be around to see it.

So grow up.

Please.

Can we enjoy this weekend?

- I guess so.

So we doing weekend thing or it's gonna be a night trip?

- Well you know what?

I don't wanna force y'all.

I don't wanna force y'all.

So y'all decide.

You know what?

And I'm gonna walk over here with my leadership jacket on.

Right, Ted?

- I'm okay with this weekend if you guys are.

- Reggie?

- I guess I'm in.

- All right, well that's settled.

It's gonna be a fun weekend.

We can bond.

We can talk.

You know, get this relationship going.

I'm excited.

Come on, cheer up, guys.

Come on, let's get back in the car.

Gerald, come on, man.

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- Wow, so this is George Washington's headquarters, huh?

This how it looked in the 1700s?

This probably was a mansion back then.

It's a small headquarters though, man.

Geez.

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ♪

- Man, how did he win any wars at this location?

- [Gerald] Right.

- It's the size of my damn shoe room.

- In 1754 to 1763, he fought in the French and Indian War.

During the American Revolution,

he led colonial forces to victory over the British

and became a national war hero.

- How do you know all that history stuff, man?

- Did you forget?

He was the only one that went to class in school

and then from there you went to college.

Isn't that right, Mr. Joe College?

- Absolutely.

- Sound like he know what he talking about.

- This guy.

- Smart guy.

- I wish I could've did those things,

but my dad wasn't around to give me the encouragement,

so for all I know Dad wasn't shit.

- Hey, ho.

What's that about?

Hey man, that ain't fair to Dad.

Dad did everything he could do for us.

He tried his very best.

- Come on, y'all.

Let's not do this.

- Yo Donnie, you stay out of this, man.

This a family matter.

Since when you got a problem with Dad all of a sudden?

- You won't understand.

You won't. - Oh yeah?

Try me.

- First of all, you had the strength

to do what you had to do.

Me, I ain't had shit.

I was the one at home waiting for Dad to come home

and I'm the one who ain't had nothing at all.

Who had to work to get where I'm at right now.

And I'm the one who's just average.

At the end of the day, I was the one who needed Dad.

Look where I'm at now.

At the end of the day, I just.

I just wanted Dad to come home, man.

That's it, that's it.

That's all I wanted.

- Yo Reg, where all this coming from, man?

We need to talk.

- Even your own brother knows you get exactly what you want.

- Whatever, Ted.

Me and him need to talk, man.

We need to talk.

Straight up.

That's his second time walking off like that, man.

(soft music)

- Listen.

I'm sorry, bro, but things will work out for the best.

Trust me on this.

God got us, right?

- I guess.

- Come on.

Come on.

(soft music)

- Now this is my kind of trip.

Full of life and history here.

- [Gerald] You love this stuff.

- If you say so.

I mean, they got a man's name all over the place

like he's God or something.

- (chuckles) I mean, I get it.

I just don't care about all this past history though.

- [Don] Amen.

- I'm on to the now.

Like what's for dinner later now.

Right, Ted?

- I can eat.

I'm starving like Marvin, man.

- [Don] I gotta go to the bathroom.

- This place was first built in 1827.

The original monument was the first tower

dedicated to George Washington.

How can you not respect and appreciate this?

- Well you know what, Ted?

You're right.

And it is nice out here though

and it's such a great breath of fresh air

to be able to see life from a different view.

So keep sharing with us.

I didn't mean to be indifferent (laughs).

- Well sometimes small minds can't grasp

the historic value that this world has brought us,

but you're excused, Mr. Henson, for not taking the world

that you've been brought into seriously.

And that goes for you too, Reggie and Don.

You need to understand that life

is more than just about you.

- Whoa, whoa.

Take it easy, Ted.

We was just joking.

We not trying to get under your skin.

(soft music)

- Sorry, bro.

- Ah.

- Yeah, me too.

(soft music)

- Me three, buddy.

(soft music)

Can I sit, man?

- It's a free country.

- Look, Ted.

I know you ain't been feeling me lately for whatever reason,

but I need to talk to you about something, man.

Something important.

- What is it, Gerald?

Because I can't take anymore of your life is wonderful.

- Man, it's about Donnie.

Can you get off that spazz you been on lately?

- What about Donnie?

- Look, I don't wanna sound

like I'm jumping the gun or nothing,

but I went to try to grab some water.

When I looked down on the floor,

I saw a bottle of pills with Donnie's name on it.

Now, I don't know what they're for,

but I'm guessing he's hiding something from us.

Something he doesn't want us to know.

Has he said anything to you?

- Are you sure?

Because Donnie and I are close.

We talk all the time.

If something was wrong, he would've told me.

- That's what I was figuring.

That's why I came to you.

Look, I'm not saying there is something.

I'm just not sure there isn't something.

So could you just ask him and you know,

that way we know if we got anything to worry about?

Because look.

Man, we all friends.

Right?

- I guess.

- Look, we love him, too.

Could you do that?

- I'll do it.

- That's what I need to hear, man.

Hey, we good?

- We good.

(somber music)

(soft music)

- Was that fun call about your dad?

Everything good, bro?

- (sighs) I'm just tired faking like everything's okay

when it's really not.

- What do you mean?

I thought everything was okay between y'all.

The past was the past, right?

- Yeah, with Gerald, but see I can't get over the fact

that our dad left our mom when she was sick

when we need him the most.

Sometimes I wish I could've stepped up a little bit more.

- I get it, but we only live once,

and you're not gonna get everything right in this lifetime.

I mean, look at me.

I'm a prime example of bad decisions.

- That's the thing though.

Like the bad decisions you made, look where it brought you.

You're successful.

And you got everything you want out of life.

- Bro, that's how you supposed to look at it.

- What you mean?

- Life.

My definition of life.

Love full of emotions.

Things I wasn't thinking about

when I was out there playing the field

and not finding the love.

I mean, think about it.

- I suppose you right.

(soft music)

Thanks, Don.

You know, you actually one of the coolest ones, you know.

- I would give it all up for more life

that I've wasted and can't get back.

(soft music)

Catch up with you, man.

- All right, bro.

(peaceful music)

- Is this not beautiful, man?

Woo.

This is what life is all about, man.

You know what, guys?

This is nice.

This is really nice.

And I'm really glad we decided to hangout again, man.

No matter how long it's been, this feels good.

- This is nice and I'm glad I came with you guys.

And Gerald.

And it's nice to see things I haven't seen before.

- Oh boy, I tell you.

Go 'head, treat me unfair.

Yup.

It's cool.

I'm used to it.

I guess this is step on Gerald weekend.

- Cut it out, you two.

I mean seriously.

Grow up.

We were doing good after we left the monument.

Let's not go back to that place.

Let's take this all in.

Look.

I mean, look.

This is wonderful.

- You know, I actually appreciate this.

It helps me take my mind off of everyday life.

Look, Gerald.

Look, I know I was being an ass about Dad earlier,

but it's like I just hated him for so long

and like I just if he were try to make things up now,

it wouldn't even be enough.

So if y'all don't mind,

just I'm a take a minute to myself real quick.

- [Don] Reggie, where you going, man?

(soft music)

- You want me to talk to him?

- Nah, man.

Nah, let him go.

I'll talk to him in a minute.

He really need to know how our mom was towards our dad.

That's what it is.

And that he wasn't in it all by himself.

I'm a talk to him.

- Go easy on him, bro.

He's young and he's still seeing the world

for all the evil that's offering us.

You know how things are and it's not easy

that he's a black man growing up in America.

We grew up in different times.

- Thank you.

Thank you, Donnie, but no thank you, all right?

I don't need your help to tell me how to talk to my brother

who I've been raising since he was a child.

I helped take care of since our father left us.

Come on, man.

Please.

You know what?

Sometime I even wonder how you even get

to have an opinion on family and someone you care about

when you never had either one your damn self.

(soft music)

- Donnie.

He didn't mean any of that.

- Sure he did.

(soft music)

(somber music)

- Little bro, you all right, man?

Every five minutes you walking off about dad, man.

It's time we really need to talk about Dad.

- And what?

Tell me how wonderful Dad was?

Like newsflash, you were the only one that loved him.

- Look, why you doing this now?

Is it because of Mom?

Because you know she treated him like some crap, man.

Like shit to be honest.

She wasn't nice to him.

She actually kept him away from us, man.

Did you know that?

She kept him away from us.

- Okay.

Mom was there though.

She was there.

He didn't give a damn.

- Look, Reg.

I don't know how to say this, man,

but I know, I know Mom kept telling us

how bad of a man Dad was and you know terrible father this

and bastard da da da da da da.

I know.

But guess what?

I got to a point when I wanted to find out for myself.

So guess what I did, man?

I looked him up.

I found him.

I found out where he lived.

I went to go visit him.

Okay?

I went to go visit our dad.

And guess what?

I did it just to find out and look to him in his face

and ask him why he didn't love us?

I had to know.

- So what he say?

- Man.

It wasn't true.

And actually.

I don't know how to tell you this, man.

I should've been told you this, man.

But me and Dad been hanging out for years.

Years now.

- Why would you keep this from me?

Like why keep this from us?

If anybody deserve to know, it was me.

Like, why tell me this now?

- You right, Reg.

You right.

I deserve that, man.

You right.

You right.

Look, man.

Dad told me that when him and Mom broke up,

she had called him one time.

And kept calling him and calling him and asking him

and telling him how hard it was to raise us alone.

So he asked right then and there, can I have them?

Give them to me.

I'll take them.

I'll raise them.

And guess what she said?

No, immediately.

Without even asking us or what we thought about it.

- But Mom loved us.

Like, she just wanted what was best for us.

- She did.

And don't get it twisted.

She did.

But at the same time, if Dad wasn't with her,

you couldn't be with him either, man.

That's just how she carried it.

And that man poured his heart out to me.

Reggie, you listening, man?

He poured his heart out to me.

Told me everything I needed to hear

to understand what he was going through

dealing with our mother all them years.

- Why would she do that though?

- I don't know why.

All I know is.

That when a woman's mad,

it can make her do all type of things, man,

even if it cost the love of our father.

So you think twice before you go

crapping all over our dad, man,

'cause one day you might have kids

and you don't know how the mother of your kids gon' be.

It's gon' be all right, man.

All right?

'Cause deep down I know you love our father just like I do.

Look at me, man.

I know you love our father just like me.

(soft music)

(somber music)

- I'm not perfect, but I at least try to be.

- Gerald has always been a selfish person,

so don't let that get to you.

He's been like this since we were kids.

- I would, but things are different, bro.

I mean, I'm looking at my life with both eyes open.

I've done a lot of soul searching.

You know?

And wanting to see more of the world, man.

More of the world.

- You know I'm on that same mission, right?

So if you need to talk about anything

and I mean anything, I'm here.

You know that, right?

- I can't do that, bro.

Not this time.

I gotta figure it out on my own like I always do.

- Why not?

We're best friends.

I wanna help you if I can.

Don't shut me out like that, bro, please.

- If it was that easy.

Look.

Sometimes you gotta go with the hand life gives you.

- I understand, but sometimes you have to let all that out.

It's not healthy holding all that in.

(somber music)

- I'll do what's best for me.

Trust me.

Just let it go, bro.

Let it go.

(somber music)

(somber music) (water pattering)

- [Gerald] Whole trip you been acting like a little punk.

- [Ted] A punk?

You the family man, man.

You acting like the punk.

- [Gerald] What you wanna do, man?

- What you wanna do?

I'm sick of you.

I'm sick of you.

- Man, hold up.

- What? - Chill out, man.

- I'm sick of him. - What's going on?

- What you wanna do, Ted?

I'm right here and I ain't going nowhere, chump.

- You know what?

You've always been selfish and a know it all.

I can't take you no more.

- Me a know it all?

- Yes, you.

- You can't be serious.

- [Ted] I'm dead serious.

- You know what?

Let's just be honest, Ted.

Let's be honest.

I know what this about.

- [Ted] What is it about, man?

- It's about my wife.

- Your wife, man?

Spare me the drama.

She's old news and my leftovers.

- Please, let's not.

- I'll whoop your ass.

Aye.

You ain't nothing.

I'm sick of your mouth.

- Gerald, don't tell him, Gerald.

Gerald, chill.

That's your best friend, man.

Just walk away.

- Man, he ain't my best friend.

You ain't no best friend.

You an ex.

You my wife ex and you mad she chose me instead of you.

- [Don] Please, man.

- You sucker, let's just be honest.

- [Ted] Okay, come on.

Let's be honest.

- Yeah, let's be honest.

- Let's be honest.

You stole her from me just like

all the other girls in school.

You were a big ho and you jealous

because I'm better than you at everything.

- Please, let's not go over there.

- You took the only woman I ever loved, man.

- Aye, guess what?

Now that you say that,

my wife told me you was a piece of work.

Man, you know what?

Let's just do this like men.

- [Ted] Okay, come on.

- Let's do this like men.

- Come on.

- 'Cause I'm tired of hearing you talking.

Let's go.

- Come on, no, let him talk.

- All this time, dog.

- Let him talk.

- Whatever, Donnie, stop playing.

- I'm dying.

(soft dramatic music)

- What you mean dying?

- What part of that don't you understand?

I'm dying.

- What's wrong, man?

Yo, man-

- Are you serious, Donnie?

Donnie.

Where you going?

- Donnie.

You knew about this, didn't you?

You tighter than anybody with him.

- That don't mean he tells me everything.

- [Gerald] Donnie.

- Donnie.

(somber music)

I can't believe you.

I thought we told each other everything.

- We do.

But I've been going through this for months

trying to figure out how I'm gonna explain this to you guys.

You know, this is not easy for me at all.

- Look, you didn't have to go through this alone.

We're your brothers.

We're family.

We stick together, right?

No matter what.

- I wanted to, but all y'all keep doing is fighting,

and I wanted to enjoy all this

before all this is all over and done for me.

- I'm sorry.

We should've done better.

Seeing you hurting hurts us,

so whatever you need, you got it.

No question.

- I want us to be a family again

and cut all this child play out

and go back to how we used to be.

(soft music)

(somber music)

♪ Turn off the news ♪

♪ Love your neighbor ♪

♪ Give something ♪

♪ Take nothing ♪

♪ Put down your life ♪

♪ See your children ♪

♪ Place all your heart in the way ♪

♪ Spread the love you were born with ♪

♪ And all the things that you do ♪

♪ That come from within ♪

♪ Turn off the news ♪

♪ Face your lover ♪

♪ Take nothing ♪

♪ Give something ♪

♪ Take a walk outside ♪

♪ Breathe the sunlight ♪

♪ Fill the earth beneath your feet ♪

♪ Spread the love you were born with ♪

♪ And all the things that you do ♪

♪ That come from within ♪

♪ Oh oh ♪

♪ It's not easy to be made of ♪

♪ Searching for something ♪

♪ There's no need to be afraid of ♪

♪ Look all around you ♪

♪ It's right there before your eyes ♪

♪ It's not too late to make you realize ♪

- Man, it really doesn't surprise me

that Donnie wanted to stay in the room

and get some rest, man.

You know, he hasn't been looking himself

the other time to be honest.

Now that I'm thinking about it.

I know it's been 10 years since we seen each other,

but something just was telling me something wasn't right.

- Yeah, something seemed a little off with him earlier

when I talked to him.

I don't know.

- [Gerald] I guess that's what those pills was about.

- Mm.

- [Gerald] Mm hm.

I knew it. - The pills?

What pills you talking about?

- Ran into the truck earlier to get some water.

Saw some prescription pills on the floor

with his name on it.

Something told me he was hiding something.

♪ Turn off the news ♪

♪ Look for each other ♪

♪ Take nothing ♪

♪ Give everything ♪

♪ Love your home once through the front door ♪

♪ You might just sell all what you got ♪

♪ Spread the love you were born with ♪

♪ And all the things that you do ♪

♪ Come from within ♪

♪ Will come from within ♪

♪ Will come from within ♪

- Man.

Today was fun, man.

I miss these good times.

And I'm always gon' miss these good times, fellas.

Donnie.

Ted.

Reg, man.

We brothers, man, for life.

- Indeed.

I really enjoyed this weekend, fellas.

You know this is why I came on this trip

to enjoy moments like this.

One last time.

- I just can't keep listening

when I don't fully understand what's going on.

At least my heart can't.

- Ted, look, bro.

It's all right.

You know, shit happens in life that we have no control over,

but it's gon' be all right.

Like he just said, we brothers for life, man.

- I really wish I could, you know, fix it,

so you at least be around forever.

- Donnie, man.

I just gotta know why didn't you share this with us?

I mean, I know it's been 10 years, man,

but we brothers, man.

This is major.

This is not nothing minor.

Why?

- Look, Gerald.

I was embarrassed.

Spending more time party instead of having a family.

Now it's just me.

Me.

- Donnie, man, look.

Look, look, you been had our back all this time.

All these years you had our back, man.

You been there for us.

We got your back.

We here for you for the end, 'til the end.

- Yeah, man, until the end.

We family.

- Appreciate that, fellas.

I love y'all, man.

- [Ted] We love you, too.

♪ You're here ♪

- I need a minute.

♪ Thought you had gone ♪

- Bro, you good, man?

- Yeah, Gerald, what you walk out for?

♪ You're lying in wait ♪

- I can't fake like I'm okay with him dying, man.

I can't do it.

♪ But now you should know ♪

- Can't do it, man.

- I've never seen you like this, man.

- This ain't fair, man.

♪ Still holding on ♪

- He don't deserve this, man.

♪ Have to let go ♪

- He don't deserve this.

♪ Welcome back my friend ♪

♪ Won't you please come in ♪

♪ Sit down with me, converse ♪

- Hey, wake Donnie up.

Don't wanna hit traffic.

We need to leave.

- [Reggie] Okay.

♪ La la la la ♪

- Come on, Don.

Time to wake up, bro.

- [Gerald] Yo Donnie, let's go.

- Don.

- [Gerald] Yo, he okay?

- I don't know.

He's not waking up.

- [Gerald] Donnie.

- He's dead.

- Nah, don't say that, man.

Don't say that.

Donnie.

Donnie.

Yo, Donnie.

Call 911.

Donnie.

Donnie, come on, man.

Donnie, wake up, man.

Hey, call 911.

Call 911, man.

- Yes, our friend's unresponsive.

♪ Of mine ♪

- African American.

32 years of age.

He's unresponsive, man.

Please come.

Please come soon, please.

Come on, please.

He's.

Okay.

- Donnie, man, wake up, man.

Wake up, man.

Yo Donnie, wake up, man.

Too fast.

Get up, please, man.

♪ Temporary curse ♪

- Tell them hurry up.

♪ La la la la la ♪

- Aw, man.

Shit.

Donnie.

♪ La la la la ♪

♪ La la la ♪

- Yo, he gone, man.

He's gone, man.

♪ La la la la ♪

♪ La la la ♪

♪ La la la la ♪

♪ La la la ♪

♪ La la la la la la la ♪

♪ Live ♪

♪ This little town ♪

♪ USA ♪

♪ There's a time where I ♪

- Ted.

Wait up.

This is not easy for me to do.

I just gotta be honest with you.

All right?

I just can't let you walk away like this.

So.

I'm a be the bigger man.

I wanna apologize to you.

I'm sorry about over the years.

How I've been toward you.

You know, I realize now I haven't been the best friend.

- It's fine.

You know, I haven't been a good friend to you either.

I've been holding onto all this past BS

and acting like a teenager.

So.

I'm sorry 'bout that.

- Aye, and I appreciate that, but look.

I played my part in it, too.

Okay?

And I wanna say I'm sorry about my wife.

If I would've known how much you cared about her.

I heard you loud and clear, man.

If I would've known how much you cared about her,

Ted, I would have never ever pursued her in the first place.

You know that.

So I apologize for that as well.

- Hey, I just I want our friendship back.

- [Gerald] Exactly.

- Donnie has been my only lifeline to you guys.

Now with him gone, I don't really have anybody.

All I can do is just pray and be better.

- Ted, me too, man.

Me too.

All right, I just want my friend back, too, man.

So.

Look.

Now that I'm about to get a divorce.

Yeah, divorce, man.

Now I was gon' tell you guys but.

Things were all over the place

and once you told me how you felt, I used spite to.

Anyway.

Hey, like I said.

She's gon' be available soon.

So.

Real soon.

- [Ted] Hey.

- No, no, no, man.

Look, for real.

If you want her, pursue her.

If you wanna try to get her back, by all means.

Try your hand, man.

I won't have no hard feelings.

We boys regardless.

- Well, I'm sorry to hear that, but I'm a real friend

and real friends don't let anything get in between that,

so I'll pass on her for now (laughs).

- You know what, man?

Always love, man.

- Always, man.

Always.

- Always love.

Look.

Brothers.

- Yeah.

- Brothers, man.

- Brothers.

- Not boys, brothers, man.

- That's right. - All right?

- That's right.

- Hey man, we gon' get together.

- That's right.

That's all we can do, man.

♪ Got no real school 'cause it's more ♪

♪ It's getting closer to your front door ♪

♪ This little town ♪

♪ USA ♪

♪ The crossroad's where I stood ♪

♪ Makes no sense to you ♪

♪ If I explain, it won't do no good ♪

♪ Unless you been there, too ♪

♪ Maybe you live in a town that kills more than the pain ♪

- What we doing here?

I really need to get home, man.

- Hey look, Reg, man.

Look, I know it's been a long time

and I know things aren't always easy.

Hey, life can be tough sometime,

but it's gotta come a point in your life, man,

when you begin to heal and forgive.

I mean, for real, man.

- What are you talking about, man?

Like, look, stop playing.

Take me home, please, man.

- Look, I will.

I will take you home, but not before you speak

to somebody you should've spoke to a long time ago.

A long time ago.

And it's partly my fault.

- Is that Dad?

Gerald, look man, I'm not ready.

I need some time to myself right now.

We been through enough.

Not now.

- Look, Reg, life is short.

Do you understand?

Life is short.

I want you to think about something.

When we started this trip, it was four of us, man.

Four of us.

Now it's only three.

Look, we just lost our brother, man.

Do you understand?

Donnie's gone.

Don't lose Dad, too.

♪ I see it now ♪

- Okay?

At least without not hearing his side of the story.

Hear him out.

That's the least you owe him.

- Okay.

- Thank you, man.

- I'll try for you.

- Thank you.

That's all I need to hear.

That's what I ask.

- All right.

(soft music)

♪ Seems so real I can touch it ♪

♪ It's wonderful ♪

♪ It's magical ♪

♪ It's mine ♪

- That's for you, Donnie, man.

That's for you.

(soft music)

It's for you, man.

(soft dramatic music)

♪ I wanna live back but I can't ♪

♪ Wanna leave it behind but I can't ♪

♪ It's not easy to love you, darling ♪

♪ It's not easy to love you, darling ♪

♪ Should've left you in the morning ♪

♪ Should've told you all the problems ♪

♪ It's not easy to love you, baby ♪

♪ It's not easy to love you, baby ♪

♪ It's not easy to love you, baby ♪

♪ You're just wrong ♪

♪ You don't talk ♪

♪ You want me behind, behind you, baby ♪

♪ Behind you, bay ♪

♪ Let it go, let it go ♪

♪ Let it fly ♪

♪ It's no love, it's no lost ♪

♪ It's not the time ♪

♪ Let it go, let it go ♪

♪ Let it fly ♪

♪ It's not love ♪

♪ It's not love ♪

♪ It's not love ♪