All language subtitles for American Rust 1x02 - Happy Returns (English)

Previously on American Rust...

All rise. The Honorable
Judge Paronne is now presiding.

William Poe, do you understand

the charges brought against you?

Yes, sir.

I'm sentencing you
to six months' probation.

Equal justice for all.

- Del...
- Even if we're after

the same woman.
Thought I could cook you some dinner.

We�could�celebrate�a�bit.

It's very sweet of you, but I really am

kind�of�wiped�out...

Hey,�Chief.

How's�it�going,�man?

All�right.

Do you have a place
to live during these six months?

With my mother, sir.

Why don't you do something
useful just once in your life?

- Fast feet! Hut!
- What's your hang-up

with�leaving�Buell?

Lee�is�never�coming�home.

Where are you?

Where�would�I�be?

You're married. Congratulations.

That's�a�big�deal.

_

_

_

Fuck�you.

Let's go. Took the cash from my dad.

Is that... Pete Novick?

He had his fucking boot on my
back the night I was arrested.

I'm�just�gonna�talk�to�him.

Billy.

- Wait for me.
- Damn it, Billy.

County got an anonymous call in.

Possible�body�in�the�mill.

Novick.

You're a good man, Del Harris.

And�Billy�is�a�good�kid.

And somebody's got to help him out.

- Chief. You beat us down here.
- Hey, Frank.

What we got going on?

Uh, nothing good.

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Hey, Chief.

Morning,�Steve.

Coffee�fresh?

Offinger�just�brewed�a�pot.

Excellent.

Hmm?

Hi,�Daddy.

Thought�I�heard�something.

Come�closer.

Enough�room�in�the�garage?

Yeah.�I�had�to�move

a few things, but there was room.

Ah.

Mm.

Must've�finally�dozed�off.

After your brother made off
with my money,

I�was�up�all�night.

When was the last time you saw him?

Sometime�yesterday.

Late morning, maybe early afternoon.

I called you as soon as
I saw he took off.

Do you have any idea
where he might've gone?

I figured he went to the library.

Maybe�over�to�Billy's�place.

Where�else�would�he�go?�Thanks.

Nice�to�see�you.

You,�too.

I�like�your�hair�like�that.

I just had it done.

For�your�trip�home?

No,�for�this�other�thing.

We�were�invited�to�an�event.

You�and,�uh...

- Alejandro.
- Alejandro.

It'll take me a minute
to get that right.

No,�you�got�it:�Alejandro.

Alejandro.

Your husband.

He's�good�to�you?

Yeah.

Well,�I'm�happy�for�you,�Lee.

I'd�like�to�meet�him�someday.

Congratulate the man who married

the prettiest girl this side of the Mon.

No,�don't�touch�that�stuff.

Your brother could've at least
cleaned up before he took off.

Absconded�with�my�money

like some kind of
goddamn larcenous prostitute.

That's�a�little�harsh.

What?

A�prostitute?

Well,�if�the�shoe�fits...

Obviously, this is
a pretty big "fuck you"

to�the�entire�family.

Later, I need you to take me over to

a�wedding�reception�at�Rylan's.

Who's�getting�married?

Jimbo Connelly and Katie Danek.

I promised Katie's dad
I'd make an appearance.

I'm�happy�to�take�you.

Thanks.

...46-yard line and... Oh, my.

There was a collision
on the near sideline

between two West Virginia players...

I should probably go get settled.

...Kwiatkoski.

And�Kwiatkoski�is�shaken�up.

Well, no, Kwiatkoski was coming back,

trying to make a, make a tackle,

and�he�got�blindsided.

- Let's see...
- That's Amari Cooper there.

It was Cooper. Initially,

it was hard to tell
if there was a collision.

So, what else
should I know about Pete Novick,

besides the fact that you fired him

some�six�months�ago?

In�general,�Pete's�a�good�guy.

I fired him because his job performance

was�starting�to�suffer.

- Can you be more specific?
- Let's just say

he�was�starting�to�exude

a�general�air�of�complacency,

and I could tell
it was only going to get worse.

You put a guy out to pasture
for general complacency?

Livestock�metaphors.�Fun.

I thought he was fired for cause.

Del,�if�I�may...?

Pete�Novick�was�a�disaster.

Everybody from here to Pittsburgh

knew he had a drug problem,
not to mention the fact

that he hit his wife
and ignored his kids.

He�was�a�total�fuckup.

Del doesn't want to shit
on his own and I respect that.

Frank, I want you taking point on this,

if for no other reason than for
the sake of public perception.

Did you hear she's up for reelection?

I'm kidding, Sue. Half kidding.

We can't have Judge Paronne thinking

whoever's leading this investigation

has any predispositions
towards Pete Novick.

Sue, I'm fine with
Del taking lead on this.

It's�his�turf.

But�I'm�not�fine�with�it,�so

you'll�be�my�point�man.
End�of�discussion.

You�good�with�this?

Sue's�right.

I'm taking this murder
very seriously, gentlemen.

I want that crime scene
on total lockdown

until every molecule
of evidence is collected.

Copy that.

And, Frank, there was an anonymous

phone call made to your precinct.

I want to find out who made it.

That sort of negates the
anonymous part of that arrangement,

- don't you think?
- Does the county

record incoming calls to the tip line?

I'm afraid we don't.
We do keep a detailed time log,

but�we�don't�record�the�calls.

Any evidence to suggest

that this was a drug-related crime?

Nothing showed up at the scene.
Not yet, at least.

I love what you did with the pearls.

I'm�glad�you�like�it.

I know you're used to dealing
with much nicer dresses...

materials�and�whatnot.

No, nonsense. It's a beautiful dress.

It really is, K.K.

You�look�friggin'�amazing.

Jimbo's gonna lose it when he sees you.

I wish I could pay you something.

Uh,�more�nonsense.

Consider�it�a�wedding�gift.

I cannot thank you enough, Mrs. Poe.

Okay. Face this way.

And�call�me�Grace.

I'm�not�your�homeroom�teacher.

Is�it�a�boy�or�a�girl?

We want to be surprised,
but I think it's gonna be a boy.

Easy�mornings?

Not�too�bad,�actually.

Jimbo's convinced it's a girl.

Yeah, he says he's putting
three-to-one odds on it.

What are we, at the dog track?

You know if it's a girl, he'll
wind up spoiling her rotten.

Well,�I�wanted�a�boy.

So,�I�guess�I�got�lucky.

I wouldn't if I were you.

Hey.

I take it you're not out fossil huntin'.

Oh,�I�was�just�going�for�a�jog.

Trying to get back into shape.

Looked like you were going for a stroll.

No�sweatshirt?�No�jacket?

Yeah,�it's�not�that�cold.

What�happened�to�your�hand?

Oh,�this?

I�was,�uh,�working�on�my�Camaro.

My�hand�slipped�off�the�wrench,

smacked it into the engine block.

It's�fine.

What's the status of your probation?

Technically, it ended yesterday.

I'm meeting with my PO later this week.

He seems pretty confident
it'll come off without a hitch.

I�hope�your�urine's�clean.

Oh,�I�don't�do�drugs.

None?

I mean, I'll drink a 40 now and then,

but�that's�not�drugs.

Fair�enough.

But if you're serious
about getting back in shape,

you might want to downgrade to tallboys.

So, what are you, uh, doing here?

Well, I'm not out jogging,
that's for sure.

My�knees�no�longer�allow�that.

What�size�shoe�do�you�wear?

Uh,�13.

Do yourself a favor, get rid of those.

Go�buy�yourself�a�pair�of�14s.

- Can�I�ask�why?
- Just�do�it.

And�make�sure�they're�14s.

Wear two pair of socks,
stuff newspaper into the toes,

whatever you got to do
to make 'em comfortable.

Get�some�Adidas.

Those Nikes aren't gonna do you
any favors any time soon.

Don't�buy�'em�in�town.

Go to Brownsville or West Newton;

Some place where
they won't recognize you.

At approximately 6:30 last night,

Pete Novick,
a former Buell police officer,

was�found�dead�in�a�building

of the now-defunct Buell Steel Mill.

There was blunt force trauma
to the back of his head,

and we are investigating
his death as a homicide.

This�is�a�former�police�officer,

one�of�our�own,

and I plan on doing
everything in my power

to�find�his�killer.

There�was�a�call�placed
to�our�anonymous�tip�line.

We're asking the caller
to please make another one,

as�we�need�more�information.

We've set up a special new tip
line precisely for this purpose.

I believe they're gonna post the number

at the bottom of your screen. Hmm?

- We got it.
- Okay. Good.

So, please, please, whoever you are,

give the county sheriff's office
another call.

Hey,�you.

Grace.�Hey.

Been�a�while.

I've seen you around.
You've seen me, too.

Well, since we've talked, I mean.

I�guess�that's�true.

Care�for�a�swipe?

Oh, I'd-I'd ruin it. Trust me.

Aren't you gonna ask me
what I'm all dressed up for?

What are you all dressed up for?

Danek-Connelly�wedding.

Right.�Jimbo�and�Katie.

Shotgun�special.

I�worked�on�Katie's�dress,

so�I�sort�of�feel�obligated.

You�look�nice.

Thanks,�Del.

Will I see you at the reception?

Buell wedding receptions tend
to be long and loud...

not good for my overall equilibrium.

You�should�swing�by.

Eh. Police chief showing up
at a reception.

Feels like bad news or something.

Enter�the�wolf.

You�could�pick�up�some�flowers.
Enter�with�roses.

If things are slow, maybe I'll do that.

Well,�it�was�nice�seeing�you.

You,�too,�Grace.

This�one?

That's�a�good�one,�yeah.

It's�all�right,�I�got�it.

Can you get me one of those pills?

Uh...

With�or�without�food?

Neither.

Why�don't�you�swallow�it?

Supposed to dissolve under your tongue.

Dad?

Hmm?

Can�I�ask�you�a�question?

Long�as�it's�not�math-related.

Why haven't you hired someone
to help out around here?

The�money�I've�been�sending...

Did�you�even�interview�anyone?

LeeAnn,�not�now,�okay?

Isaac probably thinks I'm a monster.

Your brother does not think
you're a monster.

He's too busy thinking about himself.

Couldn't even bother
to close the fucking door

- when he left.
- I can't believe

what's happened to this house.

You come home just to criticize?

I came home because you called me.

The North Vietnamese
artillery continued...

Go�put�something�nice�on

so we can go to
the wedding reception, okay?

...apparently dozens have
escaped across the Laos border,

ten�miles�away.

Hey,�it's�me�again.

I'm�home.

The�house�is�a�mess.

Dad called in the middle of the night

and said you stole money
from him and took off.

What's�going�on,�Isaac?

Call�me�back.

? Or maybe just a nurse ?

? Feeling�kind�of�shaky ?

Yo.

? It's�gonna�get�worse ?

What's�up?�You�okay?

Yeah,�I'm�good.�Why?

Well, 'cause you look like you
just swallowed an earthworm.

Oh, I just had to clean the diner

all morning. I'm just a little tired.

Yeah?�All�right,�copy�that.

Shonie,�this�is�my�son,�Billy.

- Billy, this is Shonie.
- Hey, Billy.

Hey.

For�real?

Take�that�shit�back.

? It's�an�evil�town... ?

- Thanks.
- Ah, no, no.

Make sure you sign
them two Andrew Jacksons,

so the newlyweds know who was here,

'cause they're gonna
be too goddamned hungover

to remember anything tomorrow.

Hey, hey, hey, and whatever you do,

do not write "many happy returns."

Katie Danek's fat mother
just chewed me out for it.

What's wrong with "many happy returns"?

Apparently it's bad luck

to�say�it�at�a�wedding.

You're only supposed
to say it at birthdays

and�New�Year's�and�shit.

Phyllis Danek just bit my head off.

Fat-ass�walrus.

What�happens�if�you say it at a wedding?

I don't know, sugar bush.

You probably fall
in a hole or something.

You're�the�sugar�bush.

Ow. You gave me a titty twist.

Don't be titty-twisting me

in public.

Uh,�you�all�right?

Yeah,�I'm�fine.

All right. Well, look, man,
loosen up. Come on.

Don't be so tense.
Have a few drinks, okay?

All�right.

- Let's shove off, Cap'n.
- Mm.

Nice to meet you, Billy.

Nice to meet you.

? I�ain't�scared�of�no�one ?

Shit.

I got it, I got it, I got it, I got it.

No,�no,�no,�no.

Get�the�trunk,�please.

I�got�it,�I�got�it.

Just put it in the back.
Let's go. Take it away.

? That's not what ?

? I�want�to�hear ?

? Ooh-ooh�ooh�ooh ?

? I want to hear she wants me near ?

? Good�thing... ?

Let�me�take�those.

Can�she�say�words,

or does she just string
together a series of vowels?

She�can�say�words,�Ma.

How�are�your�hands?

Not�great,�but�I'll�be�fine.

You need me to get you some Advil?

No,�I�already�took�some.

Billy�Poe,�Grace�Poe.

Okay�to�join?

Of course. Pull her chair
out for her, dingus.

Thank�you.

I�like�your�dress,�Mrs.�P.

Thanks, Joelle.

I�don't�do�speeches,

but tonight I guess
I don't have a choice.

Let's start off with a joke,
'cause why the heck not?

Why�did�the�middle-aged,

slightly overweight
football coach cross the road?

Why?

'Cause he left his Viagra
on the other side.

Boo!

And his playbook.
He left his playbook, too.

Don't worry, Coach Dooley,
I'm not talking about you.

This is football coaches in general.

Before�we�go�any�further,

out�of�respect�for�Pam�Novick,

my beautiful cousin Pammy,
who's sitting right over there

with�one�of�her�two�boys.

As�many�of�you�know,

last night,
her husband Pete passed away.

And I think we'd all be faking it

if we didn't at least
acknowledge this fact.

Pete�was�a�good�man,

and he'll be missed by every one of us.

So�if�we�could�all�now�just

take a moment of silence for Pete.

Thank�you.

Now, for the main reason
we're all here: Katie.

Katie,�my�sweet�Katie.

You�are�the�light�of�my�life.

I've watched you grow into such
a tremendous young woman.

You are gonna be an amazing wife

and�an�even�better�mother.

Jimbo, you better take care of
my daughter,

or there will be hell to pay.

I'm gonna take good care
of her, Mr. Danek.

I love you with
all my heart, sweetheart.

Katie, the first time you told
me you were gonna marry Jimbo,

I wanted to cut off your friggin' head

with a chainsaw.

I�was�like,�Jimbo�Fitzgerald?

That chucklehead?
You've got to be kidding me.

This is the same guy
who jumped off the roof

of�his�garage�when�he�was�ten,

because Scottie Flahive
over there told him

it would make him
go through puberty faster.

Turns out, he broke both his ankles

and�dislocated�his�elbow.

He came to school
the next day looking like

he had been thrown off
the back of a high-speed train.

Elbow out to here like...
I don't even know what.

That's�a�true�story.

Yeah,�nice�going,�Scottie.

But�all�jokes

and�horror�stories�aside,

- Jimbo's the absolute best.
- When did she get back?

No�idea.

Those ankles healed
right up, and you know what?

Eventually, he did go through puberty.

Thank�God�for�that,�right?

'Cause he's gonna be a great father

and�an�even�better�husband.

Katie, I have never seen you laugh more

and cry more.

But what's this life
supposed to be about

if we're not laughing
as hard as we're crying?

- I love you.
- I love you.

Lee.

Hi,�Billy.

When'd�you�get�back?

This�morning.

My dad called
in the middle of the night.

Apparently�Isaac�skipped�town.

Is�he�in�some�kind�of�trouble?

I didn't even know he took off.

Last time I saw him, he seemed fine.

So�how�long�are�you�here�for?

A�couple�of�days.

I have an exam I have to get back for.

You�look�beautiful.

It�was�my�mom's�dress.

I didn't bring anything formal
with me, so...

It's really good to see you.

They�look�happy.

Jimbo's already wasted,

- the lightweight.
- There you go.

- Thanks.
- You got it.

Mr.�E.,�looking�sharp.

Billy�Poe.

Hey!

Yeah,�Jimbo!

Well,�this�is�our�source.

It's in working order.

There's probably
too many prints on that handset

to�get�anything�useful.

Chief.

A�little�birdy.

You're�looking�good.

I'm�feeling�good.

Is�that�a�new�dress?

It's�new-ish.

See�you.

What are those supposed to be?

Explosions?

They're�called�bluebells.

Well, whatever they're called, this is

an extremely flattering garment.

It brings out all your best assets.

Mm.�Can�I�get�you�a�drink?

No,�I'm�good.

So, I was thinking maybe later on,

after�I�ditch�the�youngster,

maybe I could come by for a while.

Uh,�really?

Yeah, see, I got this
new thing I learned how to do.

Oh,�is�that�right?

When it comes to extracurriculars,

you�might�say�this�is�about

the most important thing
I've ever learned.

I'm�sure�it�is.

I�got�you�curious.

You're wondering, aren't you?
You're wondering,

is it mental? Is it physical?

Can�it�help�pay�our�mortgage?

'Cause if it can't do that,
I'm not interested.

Might help you forget
all about that shit.

Well, you're gonna have to try it

out�on�the�youngster�tonight.

She's the one
who taught me how to do it.

It's really, really good, Grace.

And,�uh...

it's�definitely�physical.

I don't care if you can make me come

a river of gold coins with
a fuckin' card trick, Virgil.

You're�not�stopping�by.

And besides, I'm not
messing with you again

till you get yourself checked out.

I�wear�condoms.

Except when I'm with you, of course.

- Not happening.
- Okay.

Suit�yourself.

- It's your loss.
- And you know what?

She's�married.�That�girl.

What's�her�name?�Shoobie?

Shonie.

And how the hell you know she's married?

She ain't even from around here.

I�helped�make�her�fuckin'

wedding dress, that's how I know.

Bethany�did�it�as�a�side�job

and she brought me on
to do the lacework.

Got two things to say about that.

One: It's a small,
confounding world we live in.

And�two:�I'm�also�married.

So�what�do�you�know?

I guess that makes this whole exchange

kind�of�sadly�ironic.

Watch�how�I�walk�away�now.

Who mounted that camera? Stevie Wonder?

I'm pretty sure Mr. Ellis did.

He's�my�boss.

You�might�want�to�tell�Mr.�Ellis

to�take�another�crack�at�it.

The only thing this angle reveals

is how much your cigarettes cost.

And tell him to try to
include the payphone in the shot.

It's like aiming a high-powered
telescope at a plate of pancakes.

You want to see the Moon,

you got to point it at�the�goddamn�Moon.

I'll�tell�him.

Freeze it there.

Time�code�matches�our�call�log.

Whole�lot�of�nothing.

Lee!

Oh,�my�God.

Lee�English.�What�the�fuck?

Christy!

- What am I, two-day-old meat?
- Joelle!

When'd�you�get�back?

About seven-and-a-half hours ago.

How long you here for?

Just�a�few�days.

- I love your hair like that.
- Thanks.

Don't you love her hair, Christy?

Looks like a frigging mink coat.

Can I... can I touch it?

Bitch,�I'm�petting�you!

- Oh...
- Oh, shit!

? This�is�your�celebration ?

? This�is�your�celebration ?

? Celebrate good times, come on ?

? Let's�celebrate ?

? Celebrate good times, come on ?

? Let's�celebrate ?

? Ooh,�yeah. ?

? There's a party goin' on right here ?

? A celebration
to last throughout the years ?

? So�bring�your�good�times ?

? And�your�laughter,�too ?

? We gonna celebrate
your party with you ?

? Come�on�now ?

? Celebration ?

? Let's all celebrate
and have a good time ?

? I could start dreaming,
but it never ends... ?

Come dance with me, Little Pete.

Go�on.

Come on, show me
some of your dance moves.

- Thanks, Connie.
- Of course.

? Dreaming ?

? Straight�from�the�heart... ?

Mind�if�I�join?

Hey,�Grace.

Hey.

You�doing�okay?

As good as can be expected, I suppose.

I think it's hardly set in with Pete Jr.

? That�we'd�be�able�to... ?

It's probably best
to just enjoy himself tonight.

How's�Leo?

He thinks his dad went
on a fishing trip.

He's�with�my�parents�tonight.

I just wanted you to know
if you need anything, I'm here.

Thank�you.

That�means�a�lot.

? Tell me we can make another start ?

? You�know�I'll�never�go ?

? As�long�as�I�know ?

? It's coming straight from the heart ?

They passed right underneath
the 7-Eleven sign

about three o'clock on
the afternoon the call was made.

And it's the same day as the homicide?

Same day.

That's definitely Pete Novick.

Question is, who's the guy with
the long hair and the beard?

Looks�like�Jesus�of�Nazareth.

In off-brand sneakers
and a denim jacket.

JC�Penny�Jesus...

of�Pennsylvania.

That very well could be our caller.

Or�the�killer.

? I was a fool ?

? To�ever�leave�your�side ?

? Me�minus�you�is�such�a... ?

You�smell�good.

Is�it�the�irresistible�fragrance

of six-plus hours of interstate driving?

It's�just�you.

? I�realize�I�love�you... ?

I like your hair like that, by the way.

What'd�you�do�to�it?

It's�called�a�blow-out.

Looks�expensive.

I had to go to this
big dinner last night.

With�your�husband?

With�Alejandro,�yeah.

Alejandro...

Isaac told me his family owns
a wine factory.

- Vineyard.
- Vineyard.

So�you�drink�a�lot�of�wine�now?

You�an�affixianado?

Affixianado?

Stop�pretending�you're�stupid.

? Reunited 'cause we understood... ?

You�like�being�married?

I�do.

I'm�all�mature�now.

Can�I�see�your�ring?

Is�it�real�gold?

Of course it's real.

? Hey,�hey... ?

You�feel�good.

I�missed�this.

? Staring�at�the�same�old�wall ?

I�missed�you.

? Just�when�I�got�your�call ?

I wanted to call you a million times.

? Through�the�telephone�line ?

? And�give�you... ?

Lee...

? What�you�want�so�you�will ?

? Still�be�mine,�hey,�hey ?

? I�can't�go�cheatin',�honey ?

? I�can't�play ?

? I found it very hard to stay away ?

? Well, there's just one thing
that I'd like to know ?

? Is where in this big
wide world did you go? ?

? Come�back ?

? Come�on�back�to�me ?

Come on, Grace. Dance with me.

- No, thanks.
- Pretty please

with�chicken�on�top?

Come on, this song is a classic.

Go�play�with�your�jailbait.

She is not jailbait.

She�is�a�bona�fide�adult.

I'll�say�she's�bona�fide.

? Doo-wop,�doo-wop,�doo-wop ?

? You�were�always... ?

Karma's a bitch, huh?

- Very, very
- ? Doo-wop, doo-wop ?

? Why'd you have to leave just... ?

Hey, killer.
Mind if I cut in there, buddy?

Motherfucker.

Ooh...�so�tough.

Hey,�watch�the�left.

? Come�on�back�to�me ?

Can�I�cut�in?

- Hey, M-Mrs. Poe.
- Lee.

What�a�nice�surprise.

I should probably go check on my dad.

? My�baby�love ?

? My... ?

You�really�had�to�do�that?

I�can't�dance�with�my�only�son?

? I can't live without your love... ?

She's�married,�Billy.

You�don't�think�I�know�that?

Just�be�careful.

I don't want you getting hurt again.

I�got�to�go�to�the�john.

? Since�you�been�gone ?

? I�been�all�alone ?

Hey, Billy.

The fuck are you doing here?

Get�out�of�the�goddamn�light.

Billy, we got to get
our stories straight.

We shouldn't even be talking
about this, Isaac.

Everyone and their
goddamn sister's in there,

including�yours.

Lee's�in�there?

Yeah,�and�so�is�your�dad.

He called her after you took off.

She�drove�out�this�morning.

Lee's been trying to call you all day.

Jesus,�you�look�terrible.

I think maybe we should
go turn ourselves in.

No�way,�Isaac.

Well,�what's�our�story?

What's�our�story?

There�is�no�goddamn�story.

We were never there. It never happened.

Chief�Harris�could�help�us.

That's a terrible fuckin' idea, Isaac.

I�can't�stop�shaking.

Isaac,�listen�to�me.

Do whatever you gotta do to calm down.

Take a minute to get your bearings.

Take�ten�minutes.

But you got to leave town
as soon as possible.

And�I�mean�tonight.

Isaac,�focus!

Look�at�me.

Head west, just like you planned.

Get out there and go to that school.

You think that's really
possible after what happened?

I�know�it�is.

But you got to get yourself together.

And�do�me�a�favor?

Call�your�goddamn�sister,�okay?

She's�worried�sick�about�you.

She just wants to know you're okay.

You�gonna�tell�her�you�saw�me?

No.

You�still�got�the�money?

Yeah. Yeah, I still got it.

So�get�out�of�here.

Head�west.

Go�to�that�school.

Live�your�life.

Are we ever gonna see each other again?

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Everything's gonna be all right, okay?

But you got to be strong right now.

Billy�Poe,�looking�sharp.

- Thanks, Coach.
- I wouldn't go in there yet

if I were you, all right?

Give�it�a�minute.

? My�baby�makes�me�proud... ?

Oh, thanks, sweetheart.

You�heading�out?

Yeah,�I�need�to�get�him�home.

- Need some help?
- Sure.

What�happened�to�your�hand?

Oh, I, uh, punched
a parking meter the other day.

Accidentally,�of�course

Henry.

Ah, geez. Here come the cops.

Night,�Del.

? I know she'll be leavin' with me ?

? And when we get behind closed doors ?

- Phyllis, congratulations.
- Oh, thank you.

- Nolan.
- Thanks from me.

- Special day.
- Yes, it is.

Katie.

- Nice to see you.
- Jimbo.

Thank�you�for�coming.

Happy�for�both�of�you.

? Oh,�no�one�knows ?

? What goes on behind closed doors ?

Chief�Harris.

Some night, huh?

Any torn ACLs on the dance floor?

None yet. But Nolan
almost threw his back out

making his father-of-the-bride speech.

How's it going out there in the jungle?

Utter�and�complete�boredom.

This is where all the action is.

- How's it going, Little Pete?
- Hey.

Peter, you remember
Officer Harris, right?

Yeah.

Stop playing with
your car and be polite.

What do you say
I take you out to my truck

and show you how
the real police lights work?

Can�I�turn�the�siren�on,�too?

Let's start with the lights,
see how that goes.

I promise I'll bring him right back.

Okay.

? But when they turn out the lights ?

That's a nice moon.

Beautiful.

Spin�around...

Oh,�the�air�feels�good.

You�know�the�deal.

Let�me�know�when�you're�ready.

Lee, watch how it's done, now.

- Okay.
- You ready?

Yeah, let me get tight.

Three...

- two, one...
- Two, one...

That�was�smooth.

All�right,�one�more.

Good night, Buell.

Can�you�get�me�a�beer,�darling?

No.

Two! The night is young.

Why�won't�he�answer�his�phone?

I�honestly�have�no�idea.

You�know�he�stole�Dad's�money?

Something�like�$4,000.

That's why Dad called me yesterday.

Since when did Isaac turn into a thief?

Maybe he considered it his money.

I�don't�follow�your�logic.

I�think�it's�pretty�simple,�Lee.

For the past three and a half
years, Isaac's been here

day and night, looking after your dad.

And�for�the�past�six�months,

I've been sending money home every week

so they could hire someone to help out.

That�was�the�agreement.

Nobody's�been�working�here,�Lee.

He's let the place go to complete shit.

In�all�honesty,�I�think

Isaac's been wanting to leave
for a while now.

Taking�care�of�your�dad

wasn't exactly getting
any easier for him.

I�mean,�I�love�your�dad,�but...

he's not the easiest person
in the world to get along with.

So why didn't you wind up
going to Akron?

I didn't feel right leaving my mom.

Her hands have
been getting worse, you know?

She pops ibuprofens like
they're fuckin' SweeTarts.

She�doesn't�have�a�pension.

I figured I could stay home and work.

You're always thinking of other people.

It's one of the things I love about you.

And�you're�drunk.

I�always�liked�your�hair�curly.

It�had�a�wildness.

Still�has�a�wildness.

Does�it?

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Yeah?

That was pretty nice
of you, Chief Harris.

Taking Little Pete out to your truck.

I think it really meant a lot
to his mom,

and he was beaming
when he got back to the table.

Well, he's a sweet kid.

By the way, how'd that
deodorant work out for you?

Well, I think.

Pits�are�still�dry.

Glad to hear you were able to avoid

all possible social catastrophes.

You manage

to pull that off on a daily basis,

you can make a halfway decent
life for yourself.

Hey, turn around
and look out your window.

Hi.

Hi.

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You�sure�about�this?

What?

What's going on? Are you all right?

Don't worry about me. I'm fine.

�Donde�estas?

Isaac...

I'm�nowhere,�okay?

What's�that�supposed�to�mean?

It�means�don't�call�again.

Adios.

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