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Hurry up. This is poker not fucking chess.

Call.

Ohhhh.

Aha! Boom, mother fuckers!

Hey Phil!

Get another bottle while you're back there.

Ah, your money's mine.

Larry, you talk too much.

Well, you know, you gotta fill the time.

Beans in the middle, gentlemen. Beans in the middle.

You got a tiny bladder and a tiny dick, Phil?

Is that what your wife or your sister told me?

Both of 'em; they report back.

You in the game?

Oh, I'm in the game, Larry.

Well, that's too much for me.

I'll raise.

Ohhhh.

You got enough on you to cover that?

I'll pay you later if I have to.

Hold on, me and the boys don't fuck around

when it comes to money.

I got the money, all right!

Yeah, well, I hope you do have it covered.

Hey! Drop the weapon!

You want a ride home?

Ohhh, come on!

You almost made me zip it up.

Asshole.

I got you so good; the look on your face was—

Oh my God.

The worst.

Did you get picked up for public urination too, Mee-maw.

Come on, ass.

She doesn't seem to recognize her favorite son-in-law.

Yeah, it's just one of those nights.

Sorry again about you seeing me.

I should probably join the local fire department or something.

What's going on?

I just gave him a ride from uptown.

Oh.

Well, do you want to stay and have a drink?

I can't I have Mom in the car.

She got out again.

- Is she okay?- I fired Adam.

Yes. He fell asleep.

She's fine. - What an asshole.

- She had this on her. I think it's yours.

- Ohhh!

Yeah, thank you.

How much was it this time?

Just making sure I have enough for tomorrow's deliveries.

Okay.

Hey.

What's the matter?

Stop it.

You know, you promised me.

What are you talking about?

When are you going to stop acting like a fucking child?

Get the fuck off me.

Come on! Nothing happened, okay?

I know what I'm doing with my money.

Oh, with your money.

Yes.

Fuckin' pussy.

Hey, Dad.

Hey, what are you doing up?

Can you just sign this for school real quick?

Yeah.

How was everything at the diner tonight?

It was good.

You gonna be in tomorrow?

Mhm.

That's a good girl.

Okay?

Thank you!

Good morning to you too, beautiful.

All right, here you go fellas.

Hey.

Wow, that looks great.

Hey Robert,

looks like you survived a rough night last night.

Yeah, you could say that.

All right guys, enjoy.

Thanks, buddy.

Is that for Nancy?

No.

Who's it for then?

It's for you.

Can I come over tonight?

We'll see.

You got the money?

Yeah, I'll bring it around tonight.

We can play a couple of hands.

I need it now.

I don't have it now. I got a business to run.

Well, that's your problem.

I'm not gonna run off to Mexico or any—

Look here, boy.

I'll be back at 3.

You either got the money,

or I'll take this piece of junk and strip it for parts.

Don't fuck with me.

Okay.

Okay.

Loretta?

Hey! Have you seen Loretta?

Well, do you have any idea where she might be?

Okay, well, uh,

could you come over here?

All right, thanks.

What's going on?

I can't find my money.

What money?

Just money that I saved.

You think someone broke in?

No.

Loretta and I got into it last night,

and I keep hoping she hid it somewhere to fuck with me.

Look, this is between you two.

I gotta go.

Come on.

Did she say anything to you?

You owe someone again, don't you?

You fucking serious?

Are you gonna help me or not?

It's a small town, Robert; you'll figure it out.

Sam.

Sam!

What do you want, Robert?

I'm lookin' for Loretta.

So?

Come on, man.

What do you want from me?

Cut the bullshit!

I gotta find her!

What the fuck?

What's going on here?

You trying to embarrass me in front of the guys?

Where is she?

Don't bring your family problems into my gym!

Dude, you brought my family problems into this gym!

Don't blame me for your fuck-ups.

Man, you have no idea what's going on.

And if I find out you had anything to do with this,

I'm gonna burn this place to the fucking ground.

Oh please.

Go ahead, pussy.

What the fuck?

You let them take the truck?

What are you talking about? Who?

What the fuck, Melissa?

I'm sorry I wasn't guarding the truck

while you left me here alone during lunch!

Where are you going now?

I got to get it back!

Robert, I need to talk to you.

Yeah, not now. I got stuff going on.

It's about Loretta.

Oh, yeah, where the fuck is she?

Umm,

there was a situation at the lake.

Okay.

She rented a boat.

And it was empty.

What are you talking about?

Umm,

What?

There was a suicide note.

Hey, what's up?

It's Loretta.

Robert, what's going on?

Robert?

Does this still look pink to you?

Elvis.

Yeah, I guess.

What, come on it's not like they're not going to take you

because of your hair color.

Hey, hey, hey no. What, are you nuts?

Anne.

Can I use some paint thinner or something instead—

No! That shit'll ruin your head.

Well, what am I supposed to do?

I look like an idiot.

Does this actually work?

It's worth a shot.

Bon appétit.

Oh my God.

O-oh.

Here, let me try.

Okay. I'll just—

This is disgusting!

I don't think I've ever had ketchup in my hand before.

Hey, do you mind if I borrow this?

Yup, sure.

Hey, Porcupine.

When do you think you'll ship out?

Are you gonna miss me?

No.

No, no.

Nope.

You're gonna miss me.

Are you positive?

Oh, oh God, that smells like vinegar.

Hey, when you get back, we have to catch up, okay?

Okay.

Don't get that on me, ugh.

What's going on?

I made dinner.

Don't look so surprised.

What did you do to your hair?

It looks nice.

Where'd you get it done?

Just at a friend's.

You're not hanging out with that

Elvis "Pervesly" again, are you?

No, I was at Grace's house,

and I got dye on my shirt.

So I'm using her dad's.

Okay, yeah, it's fine.

Coach'll be impressed;

you'll look good for your meeting tomorrow.

Can you sign this?

What is it?

I don't know; it's just something for graduation.

Where you goin'?

I just have a lot of work to do, so—

Come on, sit down.

No thanks.

You know, you promised me.

What are you talking about?

- When are you gonna stop acting like a fucking child?

Get the fuck off me.

- Come on, nothing happened, okay?

I know what I'm doing with my money.

- Oh, with your money?

- Yes.

Hey, Dad.

Hey, what are you doing up?

Can you just sign this for school real quick?

Yeah.

Hey, where are you going?

I gotta take Grandma to the doctor's.

Wait, I'm driving the car to school this morning so I can

leave for my meeting after.

Oh, and what meeting is that?

What do you mean? I'm meeting my coach at O.U.

Don't lie to me, Annie.

I know about the Navy.

Honestly, what's wrong with you?

You're gonna turn down a full scholarship?

Look, you really don't understand.

What is it that I don't understand?

You're wasting a huge opportunity!

Okay, I don't need your help, okay?

Just stay out of my life!

Woah, what the fuck?

My mom found out, and she took the car.

Oh.

So what are you gonna do?

Well, ummm,

can you maybe drive me up there?

No, I gotta finish the job at the gym.

Wha-what?

If I drive there, it'll take up my whole day.

Well, tell Sam you'll do it tomorrow.

He'll get someone else if I don't do it today.

Okay, let me borrow your truck then.

Nope, I gotta use it for the job.

Look hey, I'll take you tomorrow.

Hmmm? How 'bout that?

No, I gotta go now before my mom finds out

I lied about the scholarship.

Hey, where you goin'?

Hey, wait.

I have an idea.

Get in.

Oh, look who it is.

How you been, man?

Where the hell you been? We've been waiting

for...like 10 hours.

- Russ is out, so I'm handling everything.

What do you need?

She just needs a car for just like a day or two.

These have been here the longest.

Nobody's gonna care if one disappears for a couple of days.

How much?

Three hundred a day.

Oh, come on you're shitting me, right?

It'd be one thing if you were driving,

but I don't think Robert's gonna be too happy when he finds—

I can get the money.

Okay, then.

Uh, you can just drop me off here.

We have to hurry, okay?

Shit.

Let's go.

Did you get it?

Uh, maybe we can convince him some other way,

like give him collateral or something like that?

What? No, he's not the kind of guy that makes deals or anything like that.

We have to do something, okay?

Look. I'll take you tomorrow. I promise.

Okay?

You know what? Pull over.

Pull over!

What are you do— what are you doing?

Come on.

Hey.

Don't be such a child.

Oh, good. You're here to help.

Uh, where's my dad? I need to talk to him.

I don't know.

He left me here alone right before the lunch rush.

Well, do you know when he's coming back?

I have no idea.

Hey. Are you gonna help me or not?

Shit!

Hey!

What are you doing?

Uhh, I had to—

Come on. Out.

Where are you going?

This wouldn't have anything to do with what your mother

just told me about you wanting to enlist, would it?

No, no, no, no, no. Hang—

You know what? I'm just going to call your dad.

No, please, please.

Look, you don't understand. I—

I didn't get the track scholarship.

I couldn't tell Mom.

Look, I can't stay here forever.

Okay?

I'll get your mom on board.

Seriously?

Company driver,

I'm a long-haul rider, burning through fumes,

living under the wire

Listening to "On the Road Again," again

Radio wilco, can't move too slow,

Smokey and the Bear in the rear-view window

Living the good life

in the hammer lane

This old road has been my home and will be—

What about your medical history?

Is there anything we need to know about?

Diseases, surgeries?

Go ahead and have a seat.

I'll be with you in a second.

What we're basically going to do today—

All right, so what can I do for you?

Uh, I'm here to enlist.

Great. Do you have your

social security card and birth certificate?

Okay, fill this out for me,

and I'm going to finish up with these folks,

and I'll be right with you, okay?

Okay, thanks.

Hello?

Yeah, I just got here, what?

What?

Yeah, no—

why would she do that?

All right. Miss Foreman.

I have to go.

Let's see.

Anne K. Foreman.

Five-foot-three,

from Glouster, Ohio?

Mmhmm.

That's down in Athens County, right?

All right.

And you're only 17?

Yes, sir.

Did your parents bring you today?

Um, no, I have their consent form.

Is everything all right, Miss Foreman?

Miss Foreman.

Come here.

Here you go.

Uh, no, thank you. I'm okay, actually, today.

Oh, okay.

Can you pack up mom's lunch for me though?

Sure.

The kid's mom is gonna press charges.

I mean, really, Emily, what were you thinkin'?

He fell on his face when he was running away from me,

I told you.

That is such bullshit.

You're gonna be lucky if you don't get probation.

Are you serious?

You just can't go beat the shit out of some kid

because he's smoking pot and calling you names.

He spit in my face.

I should be the one pressing charges and apologized to.

That fucking kid— - That's enough. That's enough.

Just do your job, and I'll see what I can do.

But this is the last time I'm backin' you up.

You have got to get your shit together.

What did he say?

I might get probation.

That's bullshit.

Did you tell him the kid called you a "dyke?"

Yeah.

Honestly, it's fine.

It really could be worse.

Let's go somewhere.

We can go up to that bar in Nelsonville.

I can't—I told you, I have my mom.

Just tell Adam you'll be a little late.

Can we maybe do it tomorrow?

I could ask my sister to watch her.

Sure.

Can we not do that here?

I'll take you home.

No, thanks. I'll walk.

Ow.

Hi.

Hey.

I was out just for just a second.

Where's my mom?

She's in her room watching TV.

I'll go bring her dinner.

All right.

Mom?

I'm not sure—

Hey, wait!

Hey, look, I'm really sorry. - Mom?

Mom?

Get out.

I'm really, really sorry.

The fuck am I paying you for?

Mom?

Hey, are you okay?

Where are you going?

What is this?

Is this Loretta's?

Let's take you home. You wanna go home?

You gotta be kidding me.

Hey! Drop the weapon!

Sorry, again, about you seeing me.

I should probably join the local fire department

or somethin'.

What's going on?

Uh, nothing.

I was just giving him a ride from uptown.

Do you wanna stay and have a drink?

I can't. I have mom in the car.

She got out again.

- Is she okay?- I fired Adam.

Yes, he fell asleep.

She's fine. - What an asshole.

She had this one her. I think it's yours.

Ohhh!

Yeah, thank you.

You think maybe you can take care of her tomorrow,

after the hospital?

I already promised that I would help out at the pound.

Well, I don't have any options.

You think you can help me out this once?

- You can't call in sick or something? - No, I cannot call in sick,

I'm a cop.

Okay, okay, okay.

'Night.

Mom, are you almost ready?

Mom?

Mom?

Did you take your underwear off?

Okay. Okay, hold it.

Come on up. Come on up.

Let me get it.

Okay, sit, sit, sit.

Sorry. Sit.

- I'm sorry. - It's okay.

It's okay.

Mom, here, it's okay.

It's okay, it's okay.

Shh.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Hang on.

One,

two. - There we go.

I don't understand, she remembers me.

She remembers Loretta.

She remembers my dad sometimes.

I know.

It's a really hard decision,

difficult position.

But you need to think about what's best for her right now,

and keeping her safe.

Thank you.

You're welcome. Let me know what I can do.

I am not putting her in a home.

Em, we gotta do what's best for her.

I'm taking care of her myself.

Did you hear what the doctor said?

She needs her daughters, not some stranger

that doesn't give a shit.

That's not what's happening here.

Why do you care anyway? She's living with me.

She's staying with you because you insisted on it.

It doesn't mean that I don't care.

You care now because you've taken us to the doctor once?

And paying a kid to fall asleep on the job,

that's doing it? - At least I give a shit.

What do you do besides fuck around?

Mom, let's go.

Hey, sleeping beauty.

Hungry?

Here, come here.

Let's sit you up.

Good scrambled eggs.

Mmm.

- Good? - Mm.

No.

Dad's favorite show.

Do you remember dad?

Dad used to work all day in the mines.

- No, not your dad. - No?

My dad.

Your husband.

Hey.

Hey.

I just wanted to see Mom.

What is this?

It's...it's for Mom.

It's enough money to get her started in a nursing home.

Emily.

Do you even care?

Of course I care, I—

You know she needs constant care,

Em, we—

I don't need your fucking money.

Okay.

Hey.

Do you think you could come over for a few hours

and watch my mom?

Coming.

Hi. Thank you so much.

No problem.

These are her pills.

Her next dose is at noon. She gets only one.

Okay.

She's just in her room sleeping.

Hey.

Thank you. - Yeah, of course.

Let me know if you need anything or if something happens.

Okay. Bye.

Hey.

What's going on?

I can't find my money.

What money?

Just money that I saved.

You think someone broke in?

No.

Loretta and I got into it last night.

And I keep hoping she hid it somewhere to fuck with me.

What the hell, Loretta?

You can't just take Robert's fucking money

and then disappear.

If you don't fucking tell me what's going on,

I'm gonna just give the money back.

Talk to your parents.

Go. Good luck.

Hey, it's Emily.

I was wondering if you could pack up Mom's lunch for me.

Hello.

What the hell happened?

Why wouldn't you call me?

It's just a scratch.

Mom.

I'm bad.

She's fine. It isn't a deep cut.

It's fine.

I was in the bathroom, and I heard a noise.

Look, I'm sorry.

I was away for less than a minute.

I guess she was trying to get something from the kitchen.

So you're not gonna talk to me?

Whoa, Mom!

Mom, mom, mom.

Hey, hey, hey. Come here.

What?

Come here. Let's have a seat.

I know, I know, I know.

Yeah, it's fine.

All right, let's have a seat.

You got blood on your sweater.

Uh-oh.

We'll just get you a new sweater, okay?

Stop avoiding me. I'm just trying to help.

What?

Who is that girl?

Emily? - She's my friend, Mom.

Get out.

You are so pathetic.

Hey, Emily,

we got a call from the boathouse up at Burr Oak.

Potential theft. Can you take a look?

Over.

Copy that. I'll be over in ten.

I'll be right back, okay?

Hello, officer.

Hey, Jimmy, what's going on?

Well, Tim rented a boat earlier today

to a young lady for an hour.

It's been four hours now, and she hasn't come back.

I don't know where she is.

Maybe we'll find something.

Maybe not. Who knows?

Okay?

We don't know anything yet,

so don't assume too much.

I need to check the lake house

and see if anyone saw anything.

Brian's already taking care of that.

Why don't you take a few hours?

Mom.

All right.

Here, take it.

Take it.

Mom! Mom!

- No. - Please take this pill.

Mom, we're taking a pill tonight.

Open up. Open up.

- No. - Mom!

Just do it.

Mom, are you okay?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Come here.

Will you take this?

Please?

There's nothing more we can do tonight.

We'll start again in the morning.

My turn.

Here, guess this one.

Flower.

No!

That was close though it was a cloud with rain.

- Nice. - That was pretty good.

I told you, man. I'm getting better.

That was good.

You know, I never smoked until I was 40 years old?

Not even one time.

- Really?- Yeah.

- You missed out. - I know.

Now that I know what it tastes like.

But...the very first night that I ever smoked

was actually the last night that I ever fought.

We were in New York City, Madison Square Garden,

And I got my ass kicked, bad.

But, Joe Frazier was in the crowd, and he felt so bad for me

that he sent his boys up with a box of Cubans.

Like a fancy box, fancy lighter, the whole works.

So the first time I ever smoked?

Box of Cubans.

You smoked a box of Cubans?

Dude, I smoked a whole box of Cubans.

Didn't you get sick?

I threw up everywhere.

I didn't know, man, I didn't know you weren't supposed to inhale.

I never even had a cigarette before, nobody told me anything.

But hey, I was hooked.

I'm sorry, where'd you get that ugly thing?

Oh, see this?

Go for it quick, before it fades away.

Stop.

Oh no. No I'm lying.

I got it at a garage sale in Texas.

What were you doing in Tex—

Dad?

- Hey! Sarah, what's up?

- We were gonna get dinner, remember?

Yeah, just hang on a sec. I'll be right out.

All right. I'll be waiting down in the car with mom.

What am I supposed to do?

Look, I'm sorry.

I'll make it up to you, all right?

Come on.

She had this on her. I think it's yours.

Oh, yeah, thank you.

You think maybe you can take care of her tomorrow?

After the hospital?

I already promised that I would help out at the pound.

Well, I don't have any options. Think you can help me out this once?

- I gave them my word.- I don't have anything right now,

- I know.- It's just volunteer work.

You can't just like call in or something?

- No I can't just call in, I'm a cop.

I have a real job. - Okay, okay. Okay, okay, okay.

'Night.

Hey!

Woo! What are you doing here?

I just wanted to give you these.

What's going on?

I can't do this anymore.

Why not?

Come on, Sam.

I don't get this.

What did you expect me to do last night?

You know, I'm not stupid.

I mean, I know what this is. I know what we are.

Look, this is how it ended up.

This is what we've got.

All right? We have us, and we have our families.

You know, I don't? I have you for two hours a week.

And what do you want me to do? Leave my family?

Why don't you grow up? This isn't high school.

What is this?

You know she needs constant care, Em, we—

I don't need your fucking money.

Do you remember this?

That fair they have by the lake every year?

Well, they used to. I don't think they have it anymore.

But do you, do remember this?

You and me and Emily and Daddy used to go.

God, I'm so lonely, Mama.

You know that? I'm so fucking lonley.

Are you okay, young lady?

Are you lost?

No...Can I get a ride?

Where're you going?

Wherever you're headed is fine.

Hop in.

All right sweetie, this is far as I'm goin'.

Need another?

Mmhmm.

Enjoy.

Thanks.

I gotta pee.

Really?