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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:03:29,297 --> 00:03:30,674 (DOOR OPENING) 2 00:03:31,591 --> 00:03:33,051 MR. AARON: Okay, Abrams. 3 00:03:36,930 --> 00:03:38,890 Allende. 4 00:03:40,475 --> 00:03:41,935 Bernstein. 5 00:03:45,147 --> 00:03:46,148 Brown. 6 00:03:49,776 --> 00:03:51,153 Come on, come on. 7 00:03:52,863 --> 00:03:54,281 Attaboy, Todd. 8 00:03:55,115 --> 00:03:56,199 Buckley. 9 00:04:01,997 --> 00:04:02,998 Cohen. 10 00:04:11,339 --> 00:04:12,466 Garcia. 11 00:04:19,723 --> 00:04:20,974 Paul. 12 00:04:29,858 --> 00:04:31,318 Take a seat, Lisa. 13 00:04:37,449 --> 00:04:40,452 I just wanted to take a minute to talk to you about your test. 14 00:04:40,535 --> 00:04:41,536 Sure. 15 00:04:42,204 --> 00:04:43,955 Now, I know you had a little help. 16 00:04:44,039 --> 00:04:47,042 Well, I mean, I didn't cheat, if that's what you mean. 17 00:04:47,125 --> 00:04:49,461 I'm just saying I know you had a little help. 18 00:04:49,544 --> 00:04:51,046 A lot of people did. 19 00:04:53,173 --> 00:04:55,133 Well, be that as it may... 20 00:04:55,217 --> 00:04:57,052 I mean, I'll take it over again if you want, 21 00:04:57,219 --> 00:04:59,095 but, like, what would be the point? 22 00:04:59,304 --> 00:05:01,181 It's not like I'm ever gonna actually 23 00:05:01,306 --> 00:05:03,183 need to know this stuff in my daily life. 24 00:05:03,266 --> 00:05:06,269 Well, that's just not necessarily true, Lisa. 25 00:05:06,394 --> 00:05:08,188 Haven't you ever developed an interest in something 26 00:05:08,271 --> 00:05:09,731 that you didn't initially think 27 00:05:09,898 --> 00:05:11,316 you were gonna develop an interest in? 28 00:05:11,399 --> 00:05:12,484 Um... 29 00:05:12,567 --> 00:05:14,194 No, not really. 30 00:05:14,736 --> 00:05:16,238 (MR. AARON CHUCKLES) 31 00:05:16,321 --> 00:05:18,448 Haven't you ever... 32 00:05:19,741 --> 00:05:21,868 Haven't you ever been put in a new situation 33 00:05:21,952 --> 00:05:25,497 and found that after overcoming its difficulties, 34 00:05:25,580 --> 00:05:27,666 you had developed a new set of skills 35 00:05:27,749 --> 00:05:29,543 and new experiences along the way? 36 00:05:29,626 --> 00:05:31,336 No, I really haven't. 37 00:05:31,711 --> 00:05:32,712 Okay. 38 00:05:32,838 --> 00:05:35,423 Anyway, it was open-book. 39 00:05:35,632 --> 00:05:39,177 So, what's the difference between using a book 40 00:05:39,261 --> 00:05:41,680 and, like, I don't know, using somebody else's mind 41 00:05:41,763 --> 00:05:43,098 who's really good at math? 42 00:05:43,181 --> 00:05:45,892 I mean, it's not like this person did the whole test for me. 43 00:05:45,976 --> 00:05:47,060 Oh, no? 44 00:05:47,185 --> 00:05:48,270 No, I did some of it. 45 00:05:48,854 --> 00:05:51,773 Well, next time I'd appreciate it if you did it all. 46 00:05:52,941 --> 00:05:53,942 Okay? 47 00:05:54,276 --> 00:05:55,777 You are so fair. 48 00:05:58,488 --> 00:05:59,823 What did he say to you? 49 00:06:01,032 --> 00:06:02,033 Nothing. 50 00:06:02,242 --> 00:06:05,120 Mr. Aaron and I have an understanding about my math problem. 51 00:06:05,787 --> 00:06:09,583 MR. KLEIN: So the President of the United States, William B. McKinley, 52 00:06:09,749 --> 00:06:13,253 authorizes the use of private detectives to break the strike 53 00:06:13,753 --> 00:06:16,006 and they went out there and shot 'em down! 54 00:06:16,631 --> 00:06:18,383 Just like they did in Virginia, 55 00:06:18,466 --> 00:06:20,552 just like they did in Pennsylvania. 56 00:06:20,635 --> 00:06:22,053 Because they didn't care! 57 00:06:22,846 --> 00:06:24,347 They did not care! 58 00:06:25,181 --> 00:06:26,641 And that's basically it. 59 00:06:27,642 --> 00:06:29,644 That's basically all there is to say. 60 00:06:30,145 --> 00:06:31,771 All right? Go ahead. 61 00:06:31,855 --> 00:06:33,648 Uh, Becky. BECKY: Well... 62 00:06:33,982 --> 00:06:36,026 Mr. Klein! I mean, was there ever, like, 63 00:06:36,151 --> 00:06:38,194 a good president of the United States? 64 00:06:38,278 --> 00:06:39,487 (SCATTERED LAUGHING) 65 00:06:39,571 --> 00:06:40,906 MR. KLEIN: I don't know, Becky. 66 00:06:41,031 --> 00:06:42,365 I think that's a good question. 67 00:06:42,449 --> 00:06:43,950 What do you think? 68 00:06:45,493 --> 00:06:47,162 You. Lionel. What do you think? 69 00:06:47,329 --> 00:06:48,997 Did we ever have a good president? 70 00:06:49,831 --> 00:06:51,917 Um... I don't know. 71 00:06:52,417 --> 00:06:55,295 I guess most of them have just been, like, totally corrupt. 72 00:06:56,796 --> 00:06:57,797 MR. LEWIS: Lisa? 73 00:06:58,006 --> 00:07:01,051 Can I just say that I'm not necessarily, like, a big fan 74 00:07:01,134 --> 00:07:03,637 of all the presidents of the United States, 75 00:07:03,720 --> 00:07:05,513 especially the current one. 76 00:07:05,597 --> 00:07:07,682 But I still don't think it's necessarily all that useful 77 00:07:07,766 --> 00:07:10,602 to categorize every president as universally corrupt, 78 00:07:10,685 --> 00:07:13,229 because that just seems really general to me. 79 00:07:13,313 --> 00:07:15,565 Especially if you're gonna judge them by the standard 80 00:07:15,649 --> 00:07:17,609 of whatever they're supposed to traditionally be like 81 00:07:17,692 --> 00:07:19,694 in some mythical version of America 82 00:07:19,778 --> 00:07:21,821 that probably never existed to begin with. 83 00:07:22,405 --> 00:07:24,574 Lisa has raised a salient point. 84 00:07:24,699 --> 00:07:26,201 (STUDENTS LAUGH) 85 00:07:28,328 --> 00:07:30,747 MAN: Tell him to be polite, tell him to answer the questions, 86 00:07:30,830 --> 00:07:34,167 and I'll arrange for his bail in the morning. Yes. 87 00:07:34,918 --> 00:07:36,920 DARREN: Hey, how'd you do? 88 00:07:37,003 --> 00:07:40,423 Hey, Darren. It was fine. Thank you so much. 89 00:07:40,507 --> 00:07:42,300 So he didn't give you a hard time or anything? 90 00:07:42,384 --> 00:07:44,094 Well, he knows I'm not planning 91 00:07:44,177 --> 00:07:45,971 to go into mathematics or anything. 92 00:07:46,137 --> 00:07:47,931 He was totally cool about it. 93 00:07:48,014 --> 00:07:49,474 He's so cool. 94 00:07:49,557 --> 00:07:51,935 Oh, yeah, everybody loves Mr. Aaron. 95 00:07:52,227 --> 00:07:54,104 What's that supposed to mean? 96 00:07:55,355 --> 00:07:57,732 Nothing. The man is very lovable. 97 00:08:02,070 --> 00:08:03,613 What are you doing now? 98 00:08:03,822 --> 00:08:06,074 I was gonna go look for a cowboy hat. 99 00:08:06,700 --> 00:08:07,826 Why? 100 00:08:08,201 --> 00:08:11,246 Because my dad is supposed to take me and my brother 101 00:08:11,329 --> 00:08:13,581 to this ranch in New Mexico to go horseback riding 102 00:08:13,665 --> 00:08:15,333 and I don't think it would be right 103 00:08:15,458 --> 00:08:17,168 to appear on horseback in New Mexico 104 00:08:17,252 --> 00:08:20,714 without the appropriate equestrian paraphernalia, Darren. 105 00:08:20,797 --> 00:08:22,173 You wouldn't understand these things. 106 00:08:22,257 --> 00:08:23,925 That is a definite possibility. 107 00:08:24,092 --> 00:08:25,760 Anyway, thanks again. 108 00:08:25,885 --> 00:08:30,306 Well, before you venture forth on your bizarre quest for a cowboy hat... 109 00:08:30,390 --> 00:08:31,933 Yes, Darren? 110 00:08:32,058 --> 00:08:33,601 What are you up to later? 111 00:08:33,685 --> 00:08:34,769 Like tonight. 112 00:08:34,936 --> 00:08:36,062 I don't know. 113 00:08:37,981 --> 00:08:39,274 You wanna go to a movie? 114 00:08:39,941 --> 00:08:41,609 What, you mean, like on a date? 115 00:08:42,819 --> 00:08:47,240 No, not on a date, just go to a movie. 116 00:08:47,907 --> 00:08:49,409 I don't know if it's a fucking date! 117 00:08:49,492 --> 00:08:51,786 All right. Calm down. What do you wanna see? 118 00:08:52,287 --> 00:08:55,123 I don't know, I don't even know what's playing. 119 00:08:56,207 --> 00:08:58,126 I don't know if it's a date. 120 00:08:59,085 --> 00:09:02,297 Let's just forget about it. I hate the fuckin' movies anyway. 121 00:09:02,380 --> 00:09:04,007 They're just bullshit. They're all bullshit! 122 00:09:04,090 --> 00:09:06,801 Okay, take it easy. I'm sorry. I was just asking! 123 00:09:10,305 --> 00:09:12,515 What if it was a date, anyway? 124 00:09:13,641 --> 00:09:15,643 Would that be so horrendous? 125 00:09:19,522 --> 00:09:22,317 Oh, my God. Are you like... 126 00:09:23,234 --> 00:09:25,028 Are you asking me out? 127 00:09:28,573 --> 00:09:29,657 (DARREN MUMBLING) 128 00:09:29,741 --> 00:09:31,618 I don't know. Are you? 129 00:09:31,701 --> 00:09:34,329 (STUTTERS) Yeah. I mean... 130 00:09:34,496 --> 00:09:36,081 I feel like we're already really close... 131 00:09:36,164 --> 00:09:37,165 Oh, my God. 132 00:09:37,248 --> 00:09:39,667 ...and I think we'd be a really good match. 133 00:09:42,670 --> 00:09:46,716 Well, I would definitely have to think about this. 134 00:09:46,800 --> 00:09:48,426 Absolutely. Give it some thought. 135 00:09:48,510 --> 00:09:49,677 Okay. I will. 136 00:09:50,845 --> 00:09:51,846 Okay. 137 00:09:54,974 --> 00:09:56,184 Why do you look like that? 138 00:09:56,309 --> 00:09:57,519 Like what? 139 00:09:58,561 --> 00:10:00,188 What do you want from me? Not a thing! 140 00:10:00,855 --> 00:10:03,858 All right. I'll see you later. 141 00:10:04,442 --> 00:10:05,443 All right. 142 00:10:23,586 --> 00:10:24,629 Hello! 143 00:10:24,712 --> 00:10:26,548 (TRUMPET PLAYING OUTSIDE) 144 00:10:43,565 --> 00:10:44,732 Hi. 145 00:10:45,233 --> 00:10:46,276 Is Mom home? 146 00:10:46,401 --> 00:10:47,443 She went to the store. 147 00:10:47,694 --> 00:10:49,279 (PLAYING PIANO) 148 00:10:52,991 --> 00:10:54,033 Hey! 149 00:10:54,117 --> 00:10:55,243 BECKY: What are you doing tonight? 150 00:10:55,410 --> 00:10:58,872 Nothing. Darren wants me to go to the movies with him. 151 00:10:58,955 --> 00:11:01,374 Oh, my God. What's that about? 152 00:11:01,708 --> 00:11:03,168 (CHUCKLES) I have no idea. 153 00:11:04,210 --> 00:11:05,920 (PEOPLE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 154 00:11:15,096 --> 00:11:16,764 (INAUDIBLE) 155 00:11:19,601 --> 00:11:21,269 LISA: Becky, there is not a cowboy hat 156 00:11:21,394 --> 00:11:23,062 to be found in the entire Upper West Side. 157 00:11:23,146 --> 00:11:25,190 And I am very depressed about it. 158 00:11:25,273 --> 00:11:27,233 BECKY ON PHONE: The Upper West Side is saving you from yourself 159 00:11:27,317 --> 00:11:29,819 because no one wants to see you in that hat. 160 00:11:59,390 --> 00:12:01,809 Hey! Hey! 161 00:12:09,359 --> 00:12:10,652 Where'd you get... 162 00:12:10,818 --> 00:12:12,153 How you doin'? 163 00:12:12,695 --> 00:12:13,696 Your hat! 164 00:12:14,489 --> 00:12:15,490 What? 165 00:12:15,573 --> 00:12:17,158 (MUFFLED) Where'd you get your cowboy hat? 166 00:12:18,451 --> 00:12:19,661 What? 167 00:12:21,663 --> 00:12:23,039 What are you, crazy? 168 00:12:24,123 --> 00:12:25,124 Hi. 169 00:12:25,333 --> 00:12:27,502 Where'd you get your cowboy hat? 170 00:12:28,211 --> 00:12:29,295 My hat? 171 00:12:29,420 --> 00:12:30,463 Yeah! Your cowboy hat! 172 00:12:30,546 --> 00:12:32,799 You like my cowboy hat? Really? 173 00:12:33,424 --> 00:12:35,051 Yes! Where did you get it? 174 00:12:43,935 --> 00:12:45,436 (THUD) (SCREAMS) 175 00:12:47,188 --> 00:12:48,648 (BRAKES SCREECHING) 176 00:13:13,339 --> 00:13:14,340 (GROANING) 177 00:13:30,565 --> 00:13:32,734 (PEOPLE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 178 00:13:45,747 --> 00:13:46,914 WOMAN: Somebody see what happen? 179 00:13:47,165 --> 00:13:48,666 MAN 1: Somebody call an ambulance! 180 00:13:48,750 --> 00:13:50,752 Call an ambulance. Everybody just step back! 181 00:13:50,835 --> 00:13:51,919 I'm calling one right now! 182 00:13:52,003 --> 00:13:53,129 LISA: Can you hear me? MAN 2: Get an ambulance! 183 00:13:53,212 --> 00:13:54,339 Someone's calling one! 184 00:13:54,422 --> 00:13:55,631 Ma'am, can you hear me? 185 00:13:55,840 --> 00:13:57,091 Can you hear me? 186 00:13:57,175 --> 00:13:58,593 PATTERSON: I don't know! Where am I? 187 00:13:58,801 --> 00:14:00,303 LISA: You're on Broadway and 75th Street in New York. 188 00:14:00,386 --> 00:14:01,512 Between 75th and 74th Street. 189 00:14:01,596 --> 00:14:03,181 LISA: You were in a bad accident. PATTERSON: Who are you? 190 00:14:03,264 --> 00:14:04,682 My name is Lisa. 191 00:14:04,807 --> 00:14:06,225 What do you mean? Am I dead? 192 00:14:06,309 --> 00:14:07,685 LISA: No, you're not dead. 193 00:14:07,769 --> 00:14:09,520 You were in a traffic accident, but you're gonna be... 194 00:14:09,604 --> 00:14:11,689 What do you mean? What happened? 195 00:14:11,773 --> 00:14:13,691 You were run over by a bus. 196 00:14:13,816 --> 00:14:15,777 You've got to be kidding me. 197 00:14:15,860 --> 00:14:17,487 A bus? Yeah. 198 00:14:17,570 --> 00:14:18,946 MAN 1: ls there a doctor anywhere? 199 00:14:19,113 --> 00:14:20,490 PATTERSON: Is it still happening? 200 00:14:20,573 --> 00:14:21,616 An ambulance is on its way. 201 00:14:21,783 --> 00:14:22,867 LISA: The accident's over. 202 00:14:22,950 --> 00:14:24,160 I think you're a little confused. 203 00:14:24,285 --> 00:14:25,536 I'll say I'm confused. 204 00:14:25,620 --> 00:14:26,996 MAN 1: Here. Let me just try... 205 00:14:27,080 --> 00:14:28,706 PATTERSON: No! Don't let go! Ma'am! 206 00:14:28,831 --> 00:14:31,959 Don't let go of me! Don't let go of me. LISA: I won't. 207 00:14:32,043 --> 00:14:33,878 I won't. I'm not gonna let go. 208 00:14:33,961 --> 00:14:35,213 Thank you. Thank you, honey. 209 00:14:35,463 --> 00:14:37,256 She needs a tourniquet or she's going to die. 210 00:14:37,340 --> 00:14:38,841 Okay, let me just... 211 00:14:38,925 --> 00:14:40,301 Oh, my God! 212 00:14:40,385 --> 00:14:41,552 (PEOPLE EXCLAIM IN SHOCK) 213 00:14:41,636 --> 00:14:42,637 Jesus Christ! 214 00:14:42,720 --> 00:14:45,807 Help! God, what's happening to me! 215 00:14:47,392 --> 00:14:48,518 I'm sorry. 216 00:14:48,601 --> 00:14:50,561 I'm trying to put a tourniquet on you. 217 00:14:50,645 --> 00:14:52,021 Ma'am, we need to get a tourniquet on you. 218 00:14:52,105 --> 00:14:53,481 Do you have a belt? You can use your belt. 219 00:14:53,564 --> 00:14:54,774 I just can't see where to do it. 220 00:14:54,857 --> 00:14:56,150 LISA: You're gonna be all right, so just hang on. 221 00:14:56,317 --> 00:14:58,444 Thank you, honey. Just don't let go of me. 222 00:14:58,820 --> 00:15:00,238 LISA: They're gonna put a tourniquet on you. 223 00:15:00,321 --> 00:15:02,698 What do you mean? Are they doctors? 224 00:15:02,782 --> 00:15:05,993 No, they're not doctors. They were just passing by. 225 00:15:06,077 --> 00:15:07,078 Well, get 'em the fuck away from me! 226 00:15:07,161 --> 00:15:08,121 MAN 1: Ma'am! 227 00:15:08,204 --> 00:15:10,248 Ma'am! We're only trying to help you! 228 00:15:10,331 --> 00:15:12,041 Never mind that! Just try putting it around... 229 00:15:12,125 --> 00:15:14,043 Do you wanna do it? You know how to do it. You wanna do it? 230 00:15:14,127 --> 00:15:15,711 Are you kidding me! 231 00:15:15,795 --> 00:15:17,630 PATTERSON: I can't see anything. 232 00:15:19,173 --> 00:15:21,342 Are my eyes open or closed? 233 00:15:28,099 --> 00:15:29,100 They're open. 234 00:15:32,103 --> 00:15:33,938 (FRIGHTFULLY) What do you mean? 235 00:15:34,188 --> 00:15:35,857 (SOBBING) You were in a terrible accident. 236 00:15:35,940 --> 00:15:38,443 But you're gonna be fine, so just hang on, okay? 237 00:15:38,818 --> 00:15:42,321 MAN 1: There's no place to put it. I can't even find a... 238 00:15:42,447 --> 00:15:44,282 Will somebody call the fucking ambulance! 239 00:15:44,365 --> 00:15:45,950 Calm down! We already called them! 240 00:15:46,033 --> 00:15:47,827 They're obviously not coming fast enough, 241 00:15:47,952 --> 00:15:49,745 so maybe you should call them again! 242 00:15:49,829 --> 00:15:51,205 Why not call them again? 243 00:15:51,289 --> 00:15:52,915 (PATTERSON GASPING) 244 00:15:52,999 --> 00:15:54,375 You're gonna be... Could somebody... 245 00:15:55,168 --> 00:15:56,836 Could somebody call my daughter? 246 00:15:56,919 --> 00:15:59,088 Sure! We can call her. What's her name? 247 00:16:00,381 --> 00:16:02,133 Just tell me her name and give me her number. 248 00:16:02,216 --> 00:16:03,301 It's Lisa. 249 00:16:03,384 --> 00:16:05,720 No, that's my name. Is that your daughter's name? 250 00:16:05,803 --> 00:16:07,972 What? What are you talking about? 251 00:16:08,055 --> 00:16:10,099 I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be confusing. 252 00:16:10,183 --> 00:16:12,185 My name is Lisa. Is that your daughter's name? 253 00:16:12,268 --> 00:16:14,812 Jesus Christ, just call her! Would you call her? 254 00:16:15,062 --> 00:16:18,024 I can't call her if you don't give me the number. 255 00:16:18,274 --> 00:16:20,276 I got it. I got it! 256 00:16:21,235 --> 00:16:22,445 Ma'am? 257 00:16:22,528 --> 00:16:24,155 You're gonna be okay. KID: You're gonna be okay! 258 00:16:24,238 --> 00:16:25,573 LISA: What's your daughter's number? 259 00:16:26,157 --> 00:16:27,533 Sweetie, 260 00:16:29,410 --> 00:16:30,411 I don't think I'm gonna make it. 261 00:16:30,495 --> 00:16:31,496 (WEEPING) Oh, no! 262 00:16:31,579 --> 00:16:34,624 Please hang on. The ambulance is gonna be here any minute! 263 00:16:34,707 --> 00:16:36,834 So just hang on, okay? 264 00:16:36,918 --> 00:16:38,085 Please! 265 00:16:38,252 --> 00:16:39,420 MAN 1: It's okay. 266 00:16:40,588 --> 00:16:41,839 She's gone. 267 00:16:41,964 --> 00:16:43,257 LISA: No! No! 268 00:16:43,966 --> 00:16:45,009 MAN 1: She's gone. 269 00:16:45,092 --> 00:16:46,052 LISA: Please let go of me! 270 00:16:46,135 --> 00:16:48,679 Please, let go of me! Please, let go of me! 271 00:16:48,763 --> 00:16:51,974 Just hang on. They're gonna be here any minute, okay? 272 00:16:52,058 --> 00:16:53,226 So just hang on! 273 00:16:53,643 --> 00:16:55,186 You're gonna be okay! 274 00:16:55,269 --> 00:16:57,480 (SIREN WAILING IN THE DISTANCE) 275 00:17:05,696 --> 00:17:06,697 You were going the speed limit? 276 00:17:06,781 --> 00:17:07,782 Yeah. 277 00:17:08,074 --> 00:17:11,744 Lisa? You're Lisa? I just want to ask you a few questions, okay? 278 00:17:11,827 --> 00:17:12,828 Yeah, sure. 279 00:17:12,912 --> 00:17:14,747 MITCHELL: Now, just tell me everything you saw, 280 00:17:14,830 --> 00:17:18,000 even if you think it might not be important. All right? 281 00:17:18,084 --> 00:17:20,086 Think of it like a movie. Like you're watchin' a movie 282 00:17:20,169 --> 00:17:21,462 in your head... 283 00:17:21,587 --> 00:17:22,838 It was green as I came to the intersection. 284 00:17:22,922 --> 00:17:23,881 LISA: Could somebody call my mother? 285 00:17:23,965 --> 00:17:24,966 We already called your mom, 286 00:17:25,049 --> 00:17:27,260 but I'll have 'em put another call in to your mother right now, okay? 287 00:17:27,343 --> 00:17:28,761 I know this is hard for you, 288 00:17:28,844 --> 00:17:31,222 but we gotta get this while it's still fresh in your mind, okay? 289 00:17:31,305 --> 00:17:32,682 Some of these questions might seem like 290 00:17:32,807 --> 00:17:34,225 they don't make a lot of sense to you. 291 00:17:34,308 --> 00:17:36,185 (SOBBING) They do make sense. Just ask me! 292 00:17:36,352 --> 00:17:38,437 Okay, that's what I'm doin'. All right? 293 00:17:38,521 --> 00:17:41,399 So now I'm gonna ask you, from where you were standing, 294 00:17:41,482 --> 00:17:42,984 could you see the traffic light? 295 00:17:44,610 --> 00:17:48,072 Could you tell me if it was red? Yellow? Green? 296 00:17:48,155 --> 00:17:49,365 DETECTIVE: She just came out of nowhere? 297 00:17:49,448 --> 00:17:50,992 MITCHELL: What color was the light? 298 00:17:51,534 --> 00:17:53,327 Boy, I'm sorry... 299 00:17:54,287 --> 00:17:55,705 (INDISTINCT) 300 00:17:57,999 --> 00:17:59,542 I... 301 00:18:00,418 --> 00:18:02,169 I guess it was green? 302 00:18:02,295 --> 00:18:03,796 Green? 303 00:18:05,756 --> 00:18:07,508 I think it was just an accident. 304 00:18:10,011 --> 00:18:11,470 DETECTIVE: Where were you at? 305 00:18:11,596 --> 00:18:13,097 I was on Broadway. 306 00:18:16,767 --> 00:18:18,185 (DOOR OPENING) 307 00:18:18,644 --> 00:18:20,396 (VIDEO GAME BEEPING) 308 00:18:25,443 --> 00:18:27,194 What happened to you? Nothing. 309 00:18:29,697 --> 00:18:30,698 JOAN: Hello? 310 00:18:32,950 --> 00:18:33,951 (DOOR CLOSES) 311 00:20:07,461 --> 00:20:09,213 So, does anybody know who she was? 312 00:20:09,630 --> 00:20:11,674 I don't know. I guess she lived around here 313 00:20:11,799 --> 00:20:13,843 if she had all these Fairway grocery bags. 314 00:20:14,093 --> 00:20:15,219 What did they do with her leg? 315 00:20:15,302 --> 00:20:17,012 Hey... I have no fucking idea. 316 00:20:20,307 --> 00:20:21,892 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) (DOOR OPENING) 317 00:20:21,976 --> 00:20:24,103 JOAN: Lisa? Are you sure you don't want me to call in? 318 00:20:24,186 --> 00:20:25,938 Oh, no, thanks. 319 00:20:26,021 --> 00:20:28,274 I mean, thank you. That's really sweet. 320 00:20:28,399 --> 00:20:30,651 But I'm supposed to go see Becky anyway, 321 00:20:30,735 --> 00:20:33,487 and I don't really want to sit here thinking about it all night. 322 00:20:34,321 --> 00:20:36,365 Go to work. I'll be all right. 323 00:20:50,755 --> 00:20:52,840 LISA: Hey. BECKY: Hey, Darren. 324 00:20:53,674 --> 00:20:54,717 DARREN: Hey. 325 00:20:55,926 --> 00:20:57,094 (PEOPLE APPLAUDING) 326 00:21:03,851 --> 00:21:05,561 WOMAN: Joan? Yeah? 327 00:21:05,770 --> 00:21:06,979 You got some flowers. 328 00:21:07,104 --> 00:21:08,355 Can you bring 'em in? 329 00:21:10,191 --> 00:21:12,693 JOAN: Oh, that's good. I'm glad you guys liked it. 330 00:21:12,777 --> 00:21:13,944 WOMAN: You were great. 331 00:21:15,529 --> 00:21:17,865 JOAN: Well, we have a lot of work to do, but it'll be good. 332 00:21:18,032 --> 00:21:19,033 WOMAN: The critics are gonna love it. 333 00:21:19,200 --> 00:21:21,118 They don't even know me anymore. 334 00:21:21,202 --> 00:21:22,411 Hey, are you comm' out'? 335 00:21:22,536 --> 00:21:23,788 Um... I don't know. I'm not sure. 336 00:21:23,871 --> 00:21:24,997 Come on. Maybe I will. 337 00:21:25,080 --> 00:21:26,540 I don't know if I'm going to. But I might. 338 00:21:26,832 --> 00:21:28,292 See you later. Bye. 339 00:21:28,417 --> 00:21:29,710 Goodnight. JOAN: See you later. 340 00:21:30,836 --> 00:21:32,880 Hi, are you Ramon? 341 00:21:32,963 --> 00:21:37,218 Yes. Hello. You were wonderful again. 342 00:21:37,301 --> 00:21:40,846 Oh, you're so sweet. And thank you for the beautiful flowers. 343 00:21:40,930 --> 00:21:42,348 You're very welcome. 344 00:21:42,473 --> 00:21:43,849 And you've seen the show before? 345 00:21:43,933 --> 00:21:45,476 Yes, two times. 346 00:21:45,559 --> 00:21:49,063 Gosh. That's a lot! (CHUCKLES) 347 00:21:49,271 --> 00:21:51,482 It's a beautiful performance. 348 00:21:51,732 --> 00:21:53,651 I'm sure you will have a big success. 349 00:21:53,734 --> 00:21:56,695 Well, right now, we're just trying to focus on what we're doing. 350 00:21:57,363 --> 00:21:59,490 I don't know if you are busy, 351 00:21:59,573 --> 00:22:02,368 but would you allow me to buy you a drink? 352 00:22:02,451 --> 00:22:04,370 If you like to ask your friends... 353 00:22:04,537 --> 00:22:06,580 I'm sorry. I can't. I'm just on my way home. 354 00:22:06,705 --> 00:22:08,749 Okay, that's no problem. 355 00:22:09,083 --> 00:22:11,502 Tomorrow I'm going to London for a few days. 356 00:22:11,585 --> 00:22:12,628 Perhaps when I come back. 357 00:22:12,920 --> 00:22:14,129 Um... 358 00:22:15,047 --> 00:22:16,757 Yeah. Okay. 359 00:22:17,800 --> 00:22:19,260 I'm sorry. I really have to go. 360 00:22:19,385 --> 00:22:20,845 Okay. That's no problem. 361 00:22:20,928 --> 00:22:23,389 Anyway, thanks again for the beautiful flowers! 362 00:22:23,472 --> 00:22:24,723 It's a privilege to meet you. 363 00:22:24,849 --> 00:22:26,100 It's nice to meet you, too. 364 00:22:26,600 --> 00:22:28,394 Goodnight. Goodnight. 365 00:22:32,439 --> 00:22:33,566 Hey. 366 00:22:34,775 --> 00:22:36,318 I thoughtyou were at the movies. 367 00:22:36,443 --> 00:22:37,945 Yeah, it wasn't very good. 368 00:22:38,988 --> 00:22:40,781 (IN FUNNY VOICE) I was doing a show in Detroit 369 00:22:40,865 --> 00:22:42,700 and this woman came backstage, 370 00:22:42,783 --> 00:22:43,784 and she's like, "Wanna come back 371 00:22:43,951 --> 00:22:44,952 "to my place and do some cocaine?" 372 00:22:45,035 --> 00:22:47,496 I was like, "I know the kind of pussy..." 373 00:22:47,580 --> 00:22:49,540 Why you pop in at 4:00 in the morning? 374 00:22:49,623 --> 00:22:51,125 (ALL LAUGHING) 375 00:22:52,793 --> 00:22:53,794 I'll get us thrown out. 376 00:22:53,878 --> 00:22:57,381 Oh, oh. Do the Shirley Temple! Come on, do the Shirley Temple. 377 00:22:58,465 --> 00:23:00,509 Okay. 378 00:23:01,969 --> 00:23:04,471 (SINGING AS SHIRLEY TEMPLE) ♪ On the good ship Lollipop 379 00:23:04,555 --> 00:23:07,182 ♪ We a sweet mp to the candy shop 380 00:23:07,266 --> 00:23:08,893 ♪ And there you are 381 00:23:08,976 --> 00:23:11,228 ♪ Happy landing on the chocolate bar 382 00:23:11,604 --> 00:23:13,230 ♪ If you eat too much 383 00:23:13,314 --> 00:23:15,149 ♪ Oh! Oh! You'll... ♪ 384 00:23:15,566 --> 00:23:16,650 Keep going! 385 00:23:18,777 --> 00:23:20,070 That's awesome! 386 00:23:21,155 --> 00:23:23,324 VICTOR: Wait, what's that one? Do the baby. 387 00:23:23,490 --> 00:23:24,658 (NORMAL VOICE) No, it's too weird. 388 00:23:24,825 --> 00:23:25,993 VICTOR: You have to do the baby. 389 00:23:26,744 --> 00:23:28,120 Some inspiration. 390 00:23:28,495 --> 00:23:29,997 (CLEARS THROAT) 391 00:23:31,165 --> 00:23:33,083 (IMITATES BABY CRYING) 392 00:23:38,547 --> 00:23:39,882 It's so disturbing. 393 00:23:40,007 --> 00:23:41,342 I know. It's too weird. 394 00:23:41,425 --> 00:23:42,426 No, it's not. 395 00:23:42,509 --> 00:23:43,510 Have another drink. 396 00:23:45,346 --> 00:23:47,264 I think we can tell I've had enough. 397 00:24:40,818 --> 00:24:42,528 (INAUDIBLE) 398 00:25:21,984 --> 00:25:24,737 Matthew, if you would read the role of France. 399 00:25:25,571 --> 00:25:28,657 And, Anthony, why don't you read Burgundy? 400 00:25:29,199 --> 00:25:31,076 Ah, Burgundy. 401 00:25:31,160 --> 00:25:33,954 And I guess I'm gonna hog the part of Lear again. 402 00:25:35,914 --> 00:25:37,499 Okay, Anthony? 403 00:25:37,791 --> 00:25:38,876 Uh... 404 00:25:38,959 --> 00:25:41,962 "Royal Majesty, I crave no more 405 00:25:42,046 --> 00:25:43,881 "than what your highness offered, 406 00:25:43,964 --> 00:25:45,674 "nor will you tender less." 407 00:25:46,091 --> 00:25:47,843 "Right, noble Burgundy, 408 00:25:47,926 --> 00:25:51,221 "When she was dear to us, we did hold her so, 409 00:25:51,305 --> 00:25:53,182 "But now her price is fall'n." 410 00:26:08,030 --> 00:26:10,032 RAMON: My family are from Colombia. 411 00:26:10,115 --> 00:26:12,951 My father worked in the diplomatic service. 412 00:26:13,035 --> 00:26:14,328 Really? Wow. 413 00:26:15,162 --> 00:26:19,291 I grew up five years in Panama and nine years in Paris. 414 00:26:19,750 --> 00:26:21,335 And what do you do, Ramon? 415 00:26:21,502 --> 00:26:25,589 I have a company. We design computer software 416 00:26:25,672 --> 00:26:28,634 to help companies in South American countries 417 00:26:28,801 --> 00:26:31,345 that use an incompatible software, 418 00:26:31,595 --> 00:26:34,056 so the computers can talk to each other. 419 00:26:35,349 --> 00:26:38,018 It's a big problem in South America 420 00:26:38,310 --> 00:26:43,899 where there is not so much coordination in computer communication. 421 00:26:44,983 --> 00:26:48,112 Right now is a lot of opportunity for us 422 00:26:48,195 --> 00:26:52,199 because for the big software companies, we are still the backwoods. 423 00:26:53,951 --> 00:26:56,245 That's changing quite fast. 424 00:26:57,496 --> 00:26:59,206 (RAIN PATTERING) 425 00:27:00,874 --> 00:27:02,584 Can I give you a lift? 426 00:27:02,668 --> 00:27:06,380 Oh, no, thank you, I'm just gonna grab a cab. But thanks. 427 00:27:08,924 --> 00:27:10,467 May I call you sometime? 428 00:27:11,510 --> 00:27:14,096 Okay. Sure, that would be great. 429 00:27:15,889 --> 00:27:17,766 May I have your telephone number? 430 00:27:37,995 --> 00:27:39,538 (MOANING) 431 00:28:03,604 --> 00:28:04,938 USA:Mom? Just a minute! 432 00:28:05,022 --> 00:28:06,023 Can I come in? 433 00:28:06,148 --> 00:28:07,149 Just a second, please. Hold on. 434 00:28:11,862 --> 00:28:12,863 Come in. 435 00:28:21,288 --> 00:28:22,581 Can I talk to you? 436 00:28:23,457 --> 00:28:24,791 Sure. What's up? 437 00:28:26,627 --> 00:28:28,170 LISA: I'm supposed to go back to 438 00:28:28,295 --> 00:28:30,130 the police to confirm my statement 439 00:28:30,380 --> 00:28:31,882 the day after tomorrow. 440 00:28:32,674 --> 00:28:34,801 So what do you think I should do? 441 00:28:36,178 --> 00:28:37,221 (SIGHS) 442 00:28:37,304 --> 00:28:39,681 Well, I don't know, sweetie. 443 00:28:39,765 --> 00:28:43,644 I mean, that bus driver probably has a family to support. 444 00:28:44,937 --> 00:28:46,230 He could probably lose his job. 445 00:28:46,521 --> 00:28:48,899 So I think you should really think 446 00:28:48,982 --> 00:28:51,026 about that before you say anything. 447 00:28:54,655 --> 00:28:55,739 Okay? 448 00:28:57,824 --> 00:28:58,825 Yeah. 449 00:29:00,953 --> 00:29:03,455 MR. KLEIN: Think of the implications of what you're saying. 450 00:29:03,789 --> 00:29:06,166 I'm saying what is the frame of reference 451 00:29:06,291 --> 00:29:08,669 for the average Arab on the street? 452 00:29:09,336 --> 00:29:12,422 Angie. Yeah. My mother's family is from Syria, 453 00:29:12,506 --> 00:29:14,049 and they're not exactly in love with the current regime. 454 00:29:14,132 --> 00:29:17,261 And I definitely don't agree with a lot of their religious views, 455 00:29:17,344 --> 00:29:19,346 especially when it comes to the oppression of women. 456 00:29:19,680 --> 00:29:22,933 But I just wanna say that Americans have no idea 457 00:29:23,016 --> 00:29:24,559 how much people hate them all over the world. 458 00:29:24,643 --> 00:29:25,811 BECKY: It's pretty clear to us now, Angie. 459 00:29:25,894 --> 00:29:27,938 And all my relatives in Syria think what 460 00:29:28,063 --> 00:29:30,148 we did in Afghanistan was terrorism, okay? 461 00:29:30,232 --> 00:29:31,775 MR. LEWIS: Anthony? Not to mention Iraq. 462 00:29:31,858 --> 00:29:33,527 Syria is a theocratic military dictatorship. 463 00:29:33,652 --> 00:29:35,279 No, it's not. Sorry. 464 00:29:35,362 --> 00:29:37,572 Syria is not a theocratic military dictatorship? 465 00:29:37,656 --> 00:29:39,324 I think we have a pretty good idea how 466 00:29:39,449 --> 00:29:41,118 much people hate us now, actually, Angie. 467 00:29:41,201 --> 00:29:42,286 No, we don't. 468 00:29:42,369 --> 00:29:44,997 They blew up our city, okay? So, yeah, I think we have a pretty good idea 469 00:29:45,080 --> 00:29:46,123 and personally, I don't give a shit. 470 00:29:46,206 --> 00:29:47,165 You should. 471 00:29:47,249 --> 00:29:48,709 The people who blew up the World Trade 472 00:29:48,834 --> 00:29:50,294 Center were a bunch of sick monsters. 473 00:29:50,377 --> 00:29:51,336 Oh, they were monsters? Yes! 474 00:29:51,420 --> 00:29:52,421 Why, because they're Arabs? 475 00:29:52,504 --> 00:29:53,964 No, because they killed 3,000 people for no reason. 476 00:29:54,047 --> 00:29:55,132 Maybe they think they had a reason! 477 00:29:55,215 --> 00:29:56,174 One at a time! Like what? 478 00:29:56,258 --> 00:29:57,342 ANGIE: Why did we drop bombs on them? 479 00:29:57,467 --> 00:29:58,552 What should we have done? 480 00:29:58,593 --> 00:30:00,429 ANGIE: Why did we invade Iraq? BECKY: They declared war on us. 481 00:30:00,512 --> 00:30:02,139 ANGIE: No, they didn't. Iraq didn't declare war on anybody! 482 00:30:02,222 --> 00:30:03,724 They didn't do anything to us! 483 00:30:03,807 --> 00:30:05,350 MR. LEWIS: Come on, guys, one at a time! 484 00:30:06,226 --> 00:30:07,978 Anthony. They did have a reason. 485 00:30:08,061 --> 00:30:09,021 Thank you. 486 00:30:09,104 --> 00:30:10,522 They wanted to establish a medieval 487 00:30:10,647 --> 00:30:12,065 Islamic caliphate in the Middle East 488 00:30:12,149 --> 00:30:13,984 and destroy Western civilization. 489 00:30:14,067 --> 00:30:15,235 Where did you read that? 490 00:30:15,360 --> 00:30:16,528 It's on their website. 491 00:30:16,778 --> 00:30:18,530 Okay, forget it. Angie! 492 00:30:18,613 --> 00:30:19,614 No! Forget it! 493 00:30:19,740 --> 00:30:20,782 Go ahead with what you were saying! 494 00:30:20,866 --> 00:30:21,825 No! Why should I? 495 00:30:21,908 --> 00:30:24,077 But why are you defending someone who murdered 3,000 people? 496 00:30:24,161 --> 00:30:25,329 I'm not! 497 00:30:25,412 --> 00:30:27,039 Why are you defending a country that 498 00:30:27,164 --> 00:30:28,790 unilaterally invaded two Muslim countries 499 00:30:28,915 --> 00:30:30,459 and supports the Israeli occupation of Palestine? 500 00:30:30,542 --> 00:30:32,085 Give me a break! 501 00:30:32,169 --> 00:30:34,004 And drops bombs on women and children 502 00:30:34,087 --> 00:30:35,297 and then calls other people terrorists 503 00:30:35,422 --> 00:30:36,631 for doing the exact same thing? 504 00:30:36,715 --> 00:30:38,633 Because it's not the same thing! Yes, it is! 505 00:30:38,717 --> 00:30:40,427 MR. LEWIS: Come on, guys. MR. KLEIN: Lionel! Go ahead. 506 00:30:42,095 --> 00:30:46,016 Yeah, I just want to ask why is it okay to drop bombs on men 507 00:30:46,099 --> 00:30:49,519 but it's not okay to drop bombs on women and children? 508 00:30:49,603 --> 00:30:51,897 I mean, isn't that just like reverse sexism? 509 00:30:52,898 --> 00:30:55,400 I don't know. I agree it's a bullshit term. 510 00:30:55,484 --> 00:30:56,610 This is totally stupid. 511 00:30:56,735 --> 00:30:57,861 MR. KLEIN: Monica! 512 00:30:58,987 --> 00:31:02,366 I think the whole class should apologize to Angie, actually, 513 00:31:02,449 --> 00:31:04,076 'cause all she did was express her opinion 514 00:31:04,201 --> 00:31:05,869 about what her relatives in Syria think. 515 00:31:05,952 --> 00:31:07,829 Thank you! And everyone started screaming at her 516 00:31:07,913 --> 00:31:10,207 like she was defending the Ku Klux Klan! 517 00:31:10,290 --> 00:31:13,543 They are the Ku Klux Klan! They throw acid in women's faces. 518 00:31:13,627 --> 00:31:15,379 Who? Afghanistans? Why not drop bombs on the Ku Klux Klan! 519 00:31:15,462 --> 00:31:16,505 Because they're white? 520 00:31:16,588 --> 00:31:18,048 Six people raised their hands before you, Lisa. 521 00:31:18,131 --> 00:31:20,342 MR. LEWIS: Come on, guys. ANTHONY: The correct term is Afghans. 522 00:31:21,843 --> 00:31:24,388 Okay, I'm not even saying I disagree with you. 523 00:31:24,471 --> 00:31:27,057 I'm just saying it's pathetic the way people in this class treated Angie 524 00:31:27,140 --> 00:31:29,351 just for saying something they didn't happen to agree with. 525 00:31:29,559 --> 00:31:31,311 Because that's censorship. Right? 526 00:31:31,978 --> 00:31:33,438 Right? It's not censorship! 527 00:31:33,563 --> 00:31:35,273 Right on! This class is not the government. 528 00:31:35,732 --> 00:31:38,652 It's censorship. Oh, my God, no, it's not! 529 00:31:40,529 --> 00:31:43,156 We work out of Highway One out in the Bronx. 530 00:31:43,490 --> 00:31:44,825 Near the Bronx Zoo. 531 00:31:44,908 --> 00:31:45,992 Oh, okay. 532 00:31:46,159 --> 00:31:47,244 But for a situation... 533 00:31:47,327 --> 00:31:49,538 Hey, how are you doin'? But for somethin' like this, 534 00:31:49,621 --> 00:31:52,791 we usually find a local precinct or an apartment. 535 00:31:52,874 --> 00:31:56,378 Whatever will expediate the situation most effectively. 536 00:31:57,754 --> 00:32:00,424 Have a seat wherever you want. Just pull up a chair. 537 00:32:01,842 --> 00:32:03,301 According to this statement, the light was green 538 00:32:03,385 --> 00:32:04,845 when the bus passed through the intersection. 539 00:32:06,012 --> 00:32:07,013 Yes. 540 00:32:07,472 --> 00:32:09,516 So you're saying she walked against the light? 541 00:32:16,189 --> 00:32:17,190 Yeah. 542 00:32:21,319 --> 00:32:23,363 It's true. Two years of college, 543 00:32:23,447 --> 00:32:25,866 two years at the magazine. Two years with you. 544 00:32:26,491 --> 00:32:28,285 I'm kind of a two-year gal! 545 00:32:32,247 --> 00:32:33,707 What's funny about that? 546 00:32:47,304 --> 00:32:48,889 What did you think of the play? 547 00:32:49,598 --> 00:32:51,099 It was okay. 548 00:33:08,909 --> 00:33:10,035 (PHONE RINGING) 549 00:33:10,160 --> 00:33:11,995 LISA: Hi, Dad! Hello? 550 00:33:12,078 --> 00:33:13,205 Yeah! Hi! 551 00:33:13,288 --> 00:33:14,414 How are you? 552 00:33:14,539 --> 00:33:15,624 I'm okay. I'm fine. 553 00:33:16,082 --> 00:33:18,460 I'm just sitting here, looking at the ocean, tryin' to do a little work, 554 00:33:19,252 --> 00:33:21,004 listening to some music. 555 00:33:21,171 --> 00:33:22,839 How are you? I'm okay. 556 00:33:23,465 --> 00:33:25,342 Are you practicing your horseback riding? 557 00:33:25,425 --> 00:33:27,427 Oh, yeah, I've really been riding a lot. 558 00:33:27,511 --> 00:33:29,638 I'm gettin' these really bad saddle sores. 559 00:33:31,264 --> 00:33:32,516 Are you? 560 00:33:32,641 --> 00:33:33,934 (CHUCKLES) No, I'm kidding. 561 00:33:34,017 --> 00:33:36,728 Yeah. Do you know 562 00:33:36,937 --> 00:33:39,523 Claremont Stables on 89th between Columbus and Amsterdam? 563 00:33:39,606 --> 00:33:40,649 Yeah. 564 00:33:40,774 --> 00:33:41,858 Well, it might be really worth your while 565 00:33:41,942 --> 00:33:44,736 to go over there and maybe sign up for a couple of lessons. 566 00:33:44,819 --> 00:33:46,530 I'd be happy to... No... 567 00:33:46,780 --> 00:33:47,864 I'm sorry, what? 568 00:33:47,948 --> 00:33:49,866 I was just saying I'd be very happy to spring for it 569 00:33:49,950 --> 00:33:51,618 if you want to take a couple of lessons. 570 00:33:51,785 --> 00:33:53,453 I think it would pay off in the end. 571 00:33:53,537 --> 00:33:55,413 Thanks. I actually may take you up on that. 572 00:33:55,539 --> 00:33:57,415 Yeah, just let me know. 573 00:33:57,499 --> 00:33:58,917 I appreciate that. 574 00:33:59,042 --> 00:34:00,460 So, how's school? 575 00:34:00,794 --> 00:34:04,297 School's okay. I'm kind of fucking up in geometry. 576 00:34:04,798 --> 00:34:06,299 But I assume you're not torpedoing 577 00:34:06,424 --> 00:34:07,926 your scholarship or anything like that? 578 00:34:08,009 --> 00:34:09,886 Nope. The scholarship's on. Okay, good. 579 00:34:09,970 --> 00:34:13,390 Well, math was never my strong suit either, so... 580 00:34:13,473 --> 00:34:16,268 I guess I'm following in your footsteps in that regard. 581 00:34:16,351 --> 00:34:18,311 Well, I'm proud to hear it. 582 00:34:19,479 --> 00:34:21,314 So, how are you? 583 00:34:21,898 --> 00:34:26,027 Um... I'm okay. Things are okay. 584 00:34:26,111 --> 00:34:29,906 They're a little slow and a little frustrating. 585 00:34:30,031 --> 00:34:32,117 But there's one or two projects we're 586 00:34:32,242 --> 00:34:34,327 going after that seem to look promising. 587 00:34:34,661 --> 00:34:38,164 And I don't know, I think it's okay. 588 00:34:38,873 --> 00:34:39,874 Okay. 589 00:34:41,042 --> 00:34:42,586 How's the boyfriend situation? 590 00:34:42,669 --> 00:34:44,045 Oh. The same. 591 00:34:44,129 --> 00:34:45,130 Nobody... 592 00:34:45,213 --> 00:34:46,214 They're all kind of the same. 593 00:34:46,548 --> 00:34:49,092 Well, I know this is not going to go anywhere, 594 00:34:49,175 --> 00:34:52,262 but our next workshop is comprised, for the most part, 595 00:34:52,345 --> 00:34:55,265 of strapping young men of about 17 years old who, 596 00:34:55,682 --> 00:34:57,851 for some peculiar reason, are interested in using their brains 597 00:34:57,934 --> 00:34:58,935 to get on with their lives. 598 00:34:59,019 --> 00:35:00,979 Nobody really understands why or how this happened, 599 00:35:01,062 --> 00:35:02,355 but if you're interested in meeting any 600 00:35:02,522 --> 00:35:03,815 of them when you come out next time... 601 00:35:03,898 --> 00:35:08,486 Yeah, I don't really go for the California type, but thanks. 602 00:35:09,696 --> 00:35:13,992 Well, I don't either, per se. It depends on the person, obviously. 603 00:35:14,534 --> 00:35:18,330 Hard to argue with. I think I'll stop generalizing now. 604 00:35:18,913 --> 00:35:22,125 Well, that's about it on my end, sweetie. 605 00:35:22,208 --> 00:35:23,918 I'll give you a call in a week or two. 606 00:35:24,836 --> 00:35:26,171 Give my love to Curtis. 607 00:35:26,296 --> 00:35:27,631 Okay. Well... 608 00:35:28,298 --> 00:35:29,883 I love you. 609 00:35:30,050 --> 00:35:31,676 I love you, too. Bye. 610 00:35:44,105 --> 00:35:46,024 You do know I have two kids, right? 611 00:35:46,149 --> 00:35:48,068 Yes. I would like to meet them. 612 00:35:49,235 --> 00:35:50,236 You are really smooth. 613 00:35:50,362 --> 00:35:51,363 (RAMON CHUCKLES) 614 00:35:51,446 --> 00:35:53,698 I would love to meet your kids. 615 00:35:53,823 --> 00:35:56,076 I have two boys myself. I'm not smooth. 616 00:35:59,454 --> 00:36:01,206 Would you like to have a nightcap? 617 00:36:07,003 --> 00:36:08,254 I just... 618 00:36:09,923 --> 00:36:12,217 I feel like we used to be really close, like, 619 00:36:13,385 --> 00:36:15,345 up until a few days ago, 620 00:36:15,428 --> 00:36:18,515 and I'm really not getting that from you anymore. 621 00:36:18,598 --> 00:36:19,933 Becky, give me a break. 622 00:36:23,436 --> 00:36:24,437 (BECKY SCOFFS) 623 00:36:24,854 --> 00:36:25,855 (PARTY MUSIC BLARING) 624 00:36:25,939 --> 00:36:27,232 (SNORTS) 625 00:36:27,565 --> 00:36:28,858 Now you wanna do the other nostril 626 00:36:28,942 --> 00:36:32,112 because you always want to be symmetrical. Very important. 627 00:36:32,779 --> 00:36:33,780 (SNORTS) 628 00:36:35,573 --> 00:36:36,991 (LAUGHS) You are so funny. 629 00:36:38,284 --> 00:36:39,619 (SNORTING) 630 00:36:41,454 --> 00:36:42,455 Symmetry. 631 00:36:45,417 --> 00:36:47,919 So, what do we do now? 632 00:36:48,920 --> 00:36:50,338 Now we make out. 633 00:36:50,463 --> 00:36:51,923 Paul! What about your girlfriend? 634 00:36:52,590 --> 00:36:54,175 I'm sorry. It just sounded like 635 00:36:54,300 --> 00:36:55,969 you asked me about my girlfriend. 636 00:36:56,428 --> 00:36:58,930 Oh, never mind. 637 00:37:01,725 --> 00:37:04,436 (HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING) 638 00:37:06,479 --> 00:37:09,315 I don't know, man. I don't wanna get into it. 639 00:37:37,051 --> 00:37:39,679 You know I really love you, right? 640 00:37:42,432 --> 00:37:43,433 Not really. 641 00:38:11,920 --> 00:38:13,129 I gotta go home. 642 00:38:18,843 --> 00:38:20,720 I'm just gonna head out, too. 643 00:38:22,722 --> 00:38:24,557 You need a little help, I take it? 644 00:38:28,228 --> 00:38:29,896 (DARREN LAUGHS) 645 00:38:34,776 --> 00:38:36,653 (HORNS HONKING) 646 00:38:45,036 --> 00:38:46,037 (KNOCK ON DOOR) 647 00:38:46,162 --> 00:38:47,163 RAMON: Joan, are you all right? 648 00:38:47,580 --> 00:38:50,124 Yes, fine. I'll be out in a sec. 649 00:39:02,303 --> 00:39:04,764 Okay, we're gonna start with a few simple stretches. 650 00:39:05,098 --> 00:39:08,601 I want you all to watch me first, and then you'll follow. 651 00:39:08,726 --> 00:39:11,729 All right, so left arm goes up. 652 00:39:11,813 --> 00:39:14,816 And then all the way over to the side, 653 00:39:14,941 --> 00:39:17,986 you're gonna feel a long stretch 654 00:39:18,069 --> 00:39:20,280 along the side of your body. 655 00:39:21,155 --> 00:39:22,699 MR. AARON: All right. 656 00:39:29,789 --> 00:39:31,374 Mr. Aaron? 657 00:39:31,499 --> 00:39:33,084 Yes, Becky... Lisa? 658 00:39:34,335 --> 00:39:35,795 Are you still mad at me about the test? 659 00:39:37,380 --> 00:39:38,965 What's going on, Lisa? 660 00:39:39,716 --> 00:39:41,301 LISA: Because maybe the bus driver 661 00:39:41,467 --> 00:39:43,052 is completely devastated as it is, 662 00:39:43,136 --> 00:39:45,138 and I'm just gonna be this rich girl who 663 00:39:45,263 --> 00:39:47,223 calls up the cops to ease her conscience. 664 00:39:47,307 --> 00:39:48,975 What does your being rich have to do with anything? 665 00:39:49,100 --> 00:39:50,059 You know what I mean. 666 00:39:50,143 --> 00:39:51,144 No, I don't. 667 00:39:52,645 --> 00:39:55,481 I don't mean literally rich. I mean rich compared to the bus driver. 668 00:39:55,690 --> 00:39:57,025 Lionel? I'm going to need five minutes. 669 00:39:57,150 --> 00:39:58,318 I just thought you wanted to know that 670 00:39:58,484 --> 00:39:59,694 there's a lot of people out here 671 00:39:59,819 --> 00:40:01,154 and it's kind of hard to breathe. 672 00:40:01,237 --> 00:40:02,780 You better close that door now, Lionel. 673 00:40:04,657 --> 00:40:07,285 I'm sorry, I gotta let these guys in. 674 00:40:09,662 --> 00:40:12,332 I don't want to leave you hanging. Look, if you're hurting, 675 00:40:12,498 --> 00:40:14,000 we could get a cup of coffee after school. 676 00:40:14,125 --> 00:40:15,627 I'd do that. 677 00:40:17,587 --> 00:40:18,963 (INAUDIBLE) 678 00:40:28,348 --> 00:40:30,141 (TV PLAYING) 679 00:40:39,233 --> 00:40:41,694 Hey, does this dress make me look fat? 680 00:40:42,195 --> 00:40:43,821 Um... A little. 681 00:40:46,032 --> 00:40:48,242 Well, there's nothing I can do about it. 682 00:40:49,911 --> 00:40:50,912 Where are you going? 683 00:40:51,204 --> 00:40:52,205 The opera. 684 00:40:52,455 --> 00:40:54,582 Why are you going to the opera? 685 00:40:54,874 --> 00:40:56,709 Turns out he's a big opera fan. 686 00:40:57,210 --> 00:40:58,836 Anyway, don't you think it sounds kind of fun? 687 00:40:58,920 --> 00:41:00,213 We should all go sometime. 688 00:41:00,421 --> 00:41:01,547 No, thanks. 689 00:41:01,965 --> 00:41:03,216 Why not? I bet you'd like it. 690 00:41:03,383 --> 00:41:04,676 I don't like that kind of singing. 691 00:41:05,134 --> 00:41:06,511 You like classical music. 692 00:41:06,594 --> 00:41:08,513 Yes, that's true, but I don't like opera singing. 693 00:41:08,638 --> 00:41:10,556 When have you ever... It's like their entire reason 694 00:41:10,640 --> 00:41:12,350 for existing is to prove how loud they can be. 695 00:41:12,433 --> 00:41:14,852 I don't really find that all that interesting. 696 00:41:15,269 --> 00:41:16,938 Yeah. I know what you mean, but it's not 697 00:41:17,063 --> 00:41:18,731 all like that. You like The Magic Flute. 698 00:41:19,232 --> 00:41:21,859 Okay. I guess I'm wrong. I guess I do like 699 00:41:21,985 --> 00:41:24,654 opera singing. I just didn't realize it. 700 00:41:26,739 --> 00:41:27,824 What is the matter with you? 701 00:41:27,949 --> 00:41:29,075 Nothing at all. 702 00:41:29,367 --> 00:41:31,661 Why are you pushing this? I don't want to go to the opera! 703 00:41:31,744 --> 00:41:33,329 Yes, okay. I'm not pushing anything. 704 00:41:33,413 --> 00:41:34,706 All you have say is, "No, thanks." 705 00:41:34,789 --> 00:41:36,582 I did and then you were like, "Why not?" 706 00:41:36,749 --> 00:41:39,168 So then I told you, and then you started debating me, 707 00:41:39,252 --> 00:41:40,253 like you assumed that I've never 708 00:41:40,336 --> 00:41:41,337 thought this through for myself, 709 00:41:41,421 --> 00:41:43,006 which I have, many times! 710 00:41:43,089 --> 00:41:46,718 Okay, well that was a really contemptuous assumption on my part. 711 00:41:47,093 --> 00:41:48,511 I don't actually like the opera that much 712 00:41:48,594 --> 00:41:50,179 myself, but I'm trying to expand my mind, 713 00:41:50,263 --> 00:41:51,931 maybe that's wrong. 714 00:41:53,766 --> 00:41:54,976 (JOAN SIGHS) 715 00:41:55,059 --> 00:41:57,687 I'm sorry. I guess I'm a little nervous about you guys meeting Ramon. 716 00:41:57,770 --> 00:41:59,230 Why? What's the big deal? Why are you so 717 00:41:59,355 --> 00:42:00,815 influenced by what Curtis and me... 718 00:42:01,941 --> 00:42:03,067 ...what Curtis and I think? 719 00:42:06,696 --> 00:42:08,364 Hey, why does everything I say annoy you? 720 00:42:08,448 --> 00:42:10,533 Jesus Christ, I'm just sitting here. 721 00:42:10,616 --> 00:42:12,910 Here, you be me, and say anything and I'll respond to you 722 00:42:12,994 --> 00:42:15,329 the way you've been responding to me this whole conversation. 723 00:42:15,413 --> 00:42:16,539 Go ahead, you say something to me... 724 00:42:16,664 --> 00:42:17,790 No! I'm not gonna do that. 725 00:42:17,999 --> 00:42:19,375 Why not? Because it's dumb! 726 00:42:19,459 --> 00:42:20,918 I'm horrible. I get your point! 727 00:42:21,002 --> 00:42:22,587 Oh, okay. Whatever. 728 00:42:23,171 --> 00:42:25,465 Was that supposed to be an imitation of me? 729 00:42:25,715 --> 00:42:26,883 Mmm. Okay, withdrawn. 730 00:42:31,095 --> 00:42:32,805 Are you coming to my opening night? 731 00:42:33,181 --> 00:42:34,474 I Will if I have to. 732 00:42:35,558 --> 00:42:36,601 You're a little cunt, you know that? 733 00:42:36,726 --> 00:42:37,810 Yes. You're a big cunt. 734 00:42:38,019 --> 00:42:39,812 Okay, let's not start talking to each other that way. 735 00:42:39,896 --> 00:42:41,689 You just called me a cunt, Mom. 736 00:42:41,773 --> 00:42:43,566 I'm sorry I said that... Why? It's refreshing. 737 00:42:43,649 --> 00:42:45,943 If you're saying you're not aware you've been really annoyed with me, 738 00:42:46,027 --> 00:42:47,570 or really irritable with me and it doesn't 739 00:42:47,695 --> 00:42:49,238 matter if I express it exactly accurately, 740 00:42:49,322 --> 00:42:50,948 because you know what I'm trying to say. Not really. 741 00:42:51,032 --> 00:42:52,992 If you're really saying that you're completely unaware of that, 742 00:42:53,076 --> 00:42:55,787 then I have to say I don't think you're being honest about it. 743 00:42:55,870 --> 00:42:57,413 Now, maybe I'm doing something horrible 744 00:42:57,538 --> 00:42:59,123 to you without being aware of it, 745 00:42:59,207 --> 00:43:01,501 but I have a show opening in two weeks, I'm really nervous about it, 746 00:43:01,709 --> 00:43:02,877 I'm seeing a new person 747 00:43:02,960 --> 00:43:05,338 and I'm obviously anxious about you and Curtis liking him, 748 00:43:05,463 --> 00:43:07,673 you were involved in this horrible, traumatic accident, 749 00:43:07,757 --> 00:43:10,259 you're going on this crazy horseback riding trip with your father... 750 00:43:10,343 --> 00:43:12,261 Oh, my God! ...which sounds like a recipe for disaster to me. 751 00:43:12,678 --> 00:43:13,846 And on top of everything else, Lisa, 752 00:43:14,013 --> 00:43:15,223 ever since I told you about Ramon, 753 00:43:15,515 --> 00:43:17,141 you have been treating me like I'm insane. 754 00:43:17,225 --> 00:43:18,351 I think you're exaggerating. 755 00:43:18,476 --> 00:43:19,560 Now, what am I supposed to do? 756 00:43:19,644 --> 00:43:20,728 What am I supposed to do? 757 00:43:20,853 --> 00:43:21,979 Just stop whining about everything! 758 00:43:22,063 --> 00:43:23,940 It doesn't matter. None of it matters at all. 759 00:43:24,023 --> 00:43:25,066 You've been in a million plays, 760 00:43:25,149 --> 00:43:27,318 you always get freaked out because of what some dumb critic 761 00:43:27,401 --> 00:43:29,070 is gonna say about your dumb play. 762 00:43:29,153 --> 00:43:30,488 I don't frankly give a shit about Ramon 763 00:43:30,613 --> 00:43:31,989 or who you're going out with this week. 764 00:43:32,073 --> 00:43:33,157 I never go out with anyone. 765 00:43:33,241 --> 00:43:34,700 I don't care! Don't talk to me like that! 766 00:43:34,784 --> 00:43:36,577 I've barely had a date for the last two years! 767 00:43:36,661 --> 00:43:38,538 Yeah, but I don't care about any of it. It doesn't matter. 768 00:43:38,621 --> 00:43:41,541 Your boyfriend doesn't matter. Your play doesn't matter, except to you. 769 00:43:41,707 --> 00:43:44,085 I don't care about New Mexico, because to tell you the truth, 770 00:43:44,168 --> 00:43:45,128 I'm probably not even going. 771 00:43:45,211 --> 00:43:46,796 What do you mean? Want to know something else, Mom? 772 00:43:46,879 --> 00:43:48,172 There are more important problems 773 00:43:48,297 --> 00:43:49,590 in the world than our relationship. 774 00:43:49,715 --> 00:43:51,843 There is a whole city out there full of people who are dying, 775 00:43:51,926 --> 00:43:54,053 so who gives a shit if I like your fucking boyfriend? 776 00:43:54,137 --> 00:43:56,639 It is so trivial. Why are you bothering me 777 00:43:56,722 --> 00:43:58,808 with all this? It doesn't matter. 778 00:44:00,226 --> 00:44:01,936 (DOOR BELL RINGING) 779 00:44:02,937 --> 00:44:06,190 Well, should I have him come up now? 780 00:44:07,275 --> 00:44:09,402 (VOICE BREAKING) Or should I have him wait downstairs? 781 00:44:10,236 --> 00:44:11,946 Do whatever you want. I don't care. 782 00:44:13,197 --> 00:44:15,783 Lisa, I don't even know what we're talking about. 783 00:44:16,951 --> 00:44:18,452 I know you don't. That's the problem. 784 00:44:18,828 --> 00:44:20,288 Oh, give me a break. 785 00:44:24,417 --> 00:44:25,835 Everything is all right? 786 00:44:26,002 --> 00:44:29,172 Oh, yeah. Oh. I'm so excited to be going to the opera. 787 00:44:29,714 --> 00:44:31,757 I don't think I've really gone more than one or two times. 788 00:44:32,049 --> 00:44:35,428 I wish it wasn't Norma, but still it's fun to go. 789 00:44:36,053 --> 00:44:38,097 What if we went to see something else instead? 790 00:44:38,306 --> 00:44:39,307 You don't want to hear Norma? 791 00:44:39,432 --> 00:44:40,474 Oh, no, I don't mean that. 792 00:44:40,558 --> 00:44:42,059 I just meant, wouldn't it be funny 793 00:44:42,185 --> 00:44:43,728 if we walked into one of the other events? 794 00:44:43,936 --> 00:44:45,271 Like, what if we just went to see 795 00:44:45,438 --> 00:44:46,772 the Daniel Goldfarb play instead? 796 00:44:47,440 --> 00:44:49,317 RAMON: I think you will enjoy this. 797 00:45:01,037 --> 00:45:02,872 (OPERA MUSIC PLAYING) 798 00:45:05,833 --> 00:45:07,376 (SINGING) 799 00:46:03,140 --> 00:46:04,892 It's beautiful. Shh. 800 00:46:35,881 --> 00:46:37,842 (PEOPLE CLAMORING ON TV) 801 00:46:40,428 --> 00:46:42,221 This is the dumbest book I've ever read. 802 00:46:45,558 --> 00:46:46,851 (TV CHANNEL CHANGING) 803 00:46:48,394 --> 00:46:49,770 (TELEPHONE RINGING) 804 00:46:53,107 --> 00:46:54,608 LISA: Hey, Paul. Yo. 805 00:46:55,234 --> 00:46:56,861 It's Lisa Cohen. Hey. 806 00:46:58,529 --> 00:46:59,655 Yeah, how's it going? 807 00:47:00,406 --> 00:47:02,825 Okay. What have you been up to? 808 00:47:04,744 --> 00:47:06,787 Seeing some questionable movies, 809 00:47:06,912 --> 00:47:08,956 and not deciding where to go to college. 810 00:47:09,040 --> 00:47:10,291 Sounds good. 811 00:47:13,127 --> 00:47:15,004 So, I was just thinking... 812 00:47:16,922 --> 00:47:18,966 This is gonna sound really queer, 813 00:47:20,051 --> 00:47:21,969 but by any chance would you want to meet somewhere 814 00:47:22,053 --> 00:47:24,180 and, like, take away my virginity? 815 00:47:25,765 --> 00:47:27,266 Um... All right. 816 00:47:28,392 --> 00:47:29,393 Really? 817 00:47:29,769 --> 00:47:32,188 To what do I owe this inconceivable honor? 818 00:47:32,688 --> 00:47:34,190 Actually, it's because of my deep, 819 00:47:34,315 --> 00:47:35,858 passionate feelings for you, Paul. 820 00:47:36,442 --> 00:47:38,319 That's pretty much what I figured. 821 00:47:39,487 --> 00:47:41,364 Do you wanna give me your address? 822 00:47:41,697 --> 00:47:42,698 Oh, um... 823 00:47:43,741 --> 00:47:45,868 It's 252 West 85th Street. 824 00:47:46,786 --> 00:47:47,787 Okay. 825 00:47:49,955 --> 00:47:52,291 All right. I'll be there in like a half hour, 826 00:47:53,542 --> 00:47:54,794 OT more. Okay. 827 00:47:54,919 --> 00:47:56,796 All right. I'll see you. Bye. 828 00:48:12,478 --> 00:48:13,854 (TELEPHONE RINGING) 829 00:48:18,567 --> 00:48:20,027 DARREN: Hey. Hello? 830 00:48:20,152 --> 00:48:21,153 What are you up to? 831 00:48:21,237 --> 00:48:22,405 Writing my Lear paper. 832 00:48:22,822 --> 00:48:24,073 That's impressive. 833 00:48:24,156 --> 00:48:25,324 Not really. 834 00:48:25,991 --> 00:48:27,368 I've just never known you to be 835 00:48:27,493 --> 00:48:28,911 so devoted to your studies before. 836 00:48:29,495 --> 00:48:30,788 So, what did you do tonight? 837 00:48:31,872 --> 00:48:37,628 Actually, Darren, I don't really feel like talking right now. 838 00:48:39,004 --> 00:48:40,005 Okay. 839 00:48:40,673 --> 00:48:41,674 Okay? 840 00:48:43,592 --> 00:48:45,803 Yeah. I'll talk to you later. 841 00:48:46,429 --> 00:48:47,430 Okay. 842 00:48:48,848 --> 00:48:50,516 Okay, bye. Bye. 843 00:48:54,520 --> 00:48:55,896 (sesame) 844 00:49:04,029 --> 00:49:05,030 (DOOR BELL RINGING) 845 00:49:11,912 --> 00:49:12,913 Hey. 846 00:49:12,997 --> 00:49:13,998 Hey, come in. 847 00:49:19,170 --> 00:49:20,671 I think I just alienated one of 848 00:49:20,796 --> 00:49:22,298 your neighbors by smoking in the elevator. 849 00:49:22,423 --> 00:49:23,424 Really? What did they say? 850 00:49:24,425 --> 00:49:27,136 She basically said there was no smoking in the elevator. 851 00:49:27,219 --> 00:49:28,721 That's original. 852 00:49:32,808 --> 00:49:33,809 So, this is the living room. 853 00:49:35,561 --> 00:49:37,229 Very livable. We like it. 854 00:49:38,731 --> 00:49:41,567 My mom hasn't read any of these books, by the way. 855 00:49:41,734 --> 00:49:42,735 Have you? 856 00:49:43,319 --> 00:49:45,488 Some of them. Not all of them. 857 00:49:46,822 --> 00:49:49,116 This book is a very cool book. 858 00:49:49,950 --> 00:49:54,163 Yeah, I think The Third Reich may be a little bit too much for me right now. 859 00:49:54,997 --> 00:49:57,458 It's pretty hard to put down once you get started. 860 00:50:00,961 --> 00:50:02,421 Do you want anything to drink? 861 00:50:03,297 --> 00:50:04,590 I'd take a beer. 862 00:50:08,260 --> 00:50:09,803 Okay, that's in the kitchen. 863 00:50:27,571 --> 00:50:30,616 This is my room. Ta-da. 864 00:50:30,991 --> 00:50:31,992 Very nice. 865 00:50:34,954 --> 00:50:37,039 These are some drawings I did. 866 00:50:37,790 --> 00:50:40,125 Not that I should be showing them to you, because 867 00:50:40,209 --> 00:50:42,294 I know you're like a really good artist, right? 868 00:50:42,753 --> 00:50:44,838 I would like to be a really good artist. 869 00:50:44,922 --> 00:50:46,423 At this point, I think it would be more 870 00:50:46,549 --> 00:50:48,092 accurate to say I'm good at drawing. 871 00:50:48,634 --> 00:50:52,596 Yeah, I just do it for fun. But I've always really liked it. 872 00:50:58,143 --> 00:50:59,144 So, can I ask you something? 873 00:50:59,311 --> 00:51:00,312 Yes? 874 00:51:02,147 --> 00:51:04,817 This is probably gonna sound very immature, 875 00:51:05,943 --> 00:51:09,488 but how can you be so relaxed, knowing what we're about to do? 876 00:51:11,490 --> 00:51:13,409 Or is it just like no big deal to you? 877 00:51:16,620 --> 00:51:18,539 Okay, that was a really stupid question, 878 00:51:18,664 --> 00:51:20,624 and I'm totally embarrassed right now. 879 00:51:20,708 --> 00:51:23,669 I'm actually more embarrassed than I've ever been in my life. 880 00:51:23,836 --> 00:51:26,380 If you wanna go home now, that's totally okay. 881 00:51:26,463 --> 00:51:28,132 Easy there. Don't be embarrassed. 882 00:51:28,257 --> 00:51:30,759 It's basically, like, the world's greatest activity, 883 00:51:30,843 --> 00:51:33,012 but it's not actually worth getting nervous about. 884 00:51:33,762 --> 00:51:37,683 Yeah, I don't usually get nervous because I think it's worth it, 885 00:51:38,392 --> 00:51:41,270 I usually get nervous because I can't help the way I feel. 886 00:51:42,563 --> 00:51:44,023 There is that philosophy. 887 00:51:45,941 --> 00:51:47,234 You are so funny. 888 00:51:47,651 --> 00:51:48,652 Do you have an ashtray? 889 00:51:49,486 --> 00:51:51,071 You can just chuck it out the window. 890 00:51:57,036 --> 00:51:59,371 PAUL: How would one just chuck it out the window? 891 00:51:59,538 --> 00:52:02,082 Oh, you just slide the little door... 892 00:52:03,042 --> 00:52:04,501 (WINDOW SLIDES OPEN) 893 00:52:10,299 --> 00:52:11,300 Like that? 894 00:52:12,343 --> 00:52:13,510 Yes. 895 00:52:14,762 --> 00:52:16,680 Am I supposed to go really fast at the end or something? 896 00:52:17,097 --> 00:52:20,309 Yeah, but we're gonna move on before that. 897 00:52:22,269 --> 00:52:23,270 Here. 898 00:52:41,163 --> 00:52:42,873 Oh, oh. You don't have to do that. 899 00:52:44,083 --> 00:52:45,501 I know. I want to. 900 00:52:53,676 --> 00:52:57,429 (PANTING) But don't do that. I'm just embarrassed. 901 00:52:58,847 --> 00:53:00,057 Let me do it to you. 902 00:53:00,182 --> 00:53:01,433 All right. 903 00:53:10,067 --> 00:53:12,403 Uh... Um... 904 00:53:13,112 --> 00:53:14,446 Any general guidelines? 905 00:53:14,530 --> 00:53:16,115 Just be careful. 906 00:53:17,199 --> 00:53:18,200 Okay. 907 00:53:24,790 --> 00:53:26,083 Are you ready? 908 00:53:28,961 --> 00:53:29,962 Yeah. 909 00:53:31,171 --> 00:53:32,172 Okay. 910 00:53:32,798 --> 00:53:35,634 Now, this is a little tricky. It's probably gonna hurt a little at first, 911 00:53:35,926 --> 00:53:38,303 but then it's gonna get better. Just be patient. 912 00:53:39,304 --> 00:53:40,931 There are certain technical difficulties on 913 00:53:41,014 --> 00:53:42,099 my end that have to be addressed, 914 00:53:42,182 --> 00:53:43,642 or it's not gonna happen. 915 00:53:44,977 --> 00:53:48,230 Okay. You sound insane. (LAUGHS) 916 00:53:52,192 --> 00:53:53,193 Okay, ready? 917 00:53:54,486 --> 00:53:55,571 Yeah. 918 00:53:56,989 --> 00:53:58,157 Okay. 919 00:53:58,949 --> 00:54:00,117 LISA: Mmm-hmm. 920 00:54:00,743 --> 00:54:01,744 Okay, hang on. 921 00:54:02,661 --> 00:54:03,662 Okay, there we go. 922 00:54:04,496 --> 00:54:05,497 Does it hurt now? 923 00:54:06,039 --> 00:54:07,040 Kind of, yeah. 924 00:54:07,249 --> 00:54:09,918 Okay, just try to relax. It'll get better in a second... 925 00:54:11,003 --> 00:54:12,004 Did you bring a condom? 926 00:54:12,129 --> 00:54:13,130 Uh-huh. 927 00:54:13,505 --> 00:54:14,673 Shouldn't you put it on? 928 00:54:14,840 --> 00:54:16,008 I will in a second. 929 00:54:17,843 --> 00:54:19,052 This is really kind of hurting. 930 00:54:19,178 --> 00:54:20,387 Okay, one second. 931 00:54:21,680 --> 00:54:23,098 I love you. What? 932 00:54:23,390 --> 00:54:24,516 Nothing. 933 00:54:24,892 --> 00:54:26,852 Okay. Hold on. 934 00:54:27,394 --> 00:54:28,937 Shit. What? 935 00:54:29,062 --> 00:54:32,065 Okay, one second. Oh! Sorry. 936 00:54:33,358 --> 00:54:34,443 Sorry. 937 00:54:35,944 --> 00:54:37,446 (PAUL EXHALES) 938 00:54:38,697 --> 00:54:40,032 Oh! 939 00:54:43,035 --> 00:54:44,286 Sorry about that. 940 00:54:44,369 --> 00:54:45,454 (PAUL PANTING) 941 00:54:45,537 --> 00:54:47,539 Kind of got away from me. 942 00:54:50,209 --> 00:54:51,919 Did any of it get inside me? 943 00:54:52,044 --> 00:54:53,754 I don't know. 944 00:55:00,302 --> 00:55:02,429 Yeah. It definitely did. 945 00:55:03,305 --> 00:55:05,224 Honest to God, it's probably okay. 946 00:55:05,307 --> 00:55:07,267 The odds are overwhelmingly that it's okay. 947 00:55:08,769 --> 00:55:10,145 (DOOR BELL RINGING) 948 00:55:11,396 --> 00:55:12,397 That's my little brother. 949 00:55:18,278 --> 00:55:19,321 Hey, Curtis. 950 00:55:41,677 --> 00:55:44,888 (CHEERS IN ITALIAN) 951 00:55:56,066 --> 00:55:58,068 JOAN: I loved it. It was so exciting. 952 00:55:58,527 --> 00:56:02,281 But how about those people yelling "bravi" and "brava"? 953 00:56:02,614 --> 00:56:03,782 RAMON: How do you mean? 954 00:56:03,949 --> 00:56:05,117 Well, it's just so pretentious. 955 00:56:05,242 --> 00:56:08,579 "Bravi, bravi." Why can't they just say "bravo"? 956 00:56:08,996 --> 00:56:12,833 Well, it's the plural. It's what they say to acknowledge the ensemble. 957 00:56:12,958 --> 00:56:16,378 No, I know it's correct, but don't you think there's just something 958 00:56:16,461 --> 00:56:18,463 a little pretentious about some of those people? 959 00:56:18,797 --> 00:56:20,132 Pretentious? 960 00:56:20,299 --> 00:56:21,675 I don't mean they didn't really enjoy it, 961 00:56:22,092 --> 00:56:24,219 but you know how you can be enjoying something, 962 00:56:24,303 --> 00:56:26,889 but you're also kind of looking around, out of the corner of your eye, 963 00:56:27,014 --> 00:56:29,099 because you know people are watching you enjoy it? 964 00:56:29,808 --> 00:56:33,604 Yes, but I wouldn't say that it was pretentious. 965 00:56:34,146 --> 00:56:38,317 In Italian you say "bravo" for the man and "brava" for the woman, 966 00:56:38,650 --> 00:56:40,527 and "bravi" for the whole company. 967 00:56:40,819 --> 00:56:42,613 Uh-huh. Okay, I see what you mean. 968 00:56:42,821 --> 00:56:46,158 You use the masculine for the male singer 969 00:56:46,617 --> 00:56:50,495 and the feminine for the female singer. 970 00:56:50,579 --> 00:56:52,497 Anyway, I really enjoyed it. Thank you. 971 00:56:54,082 --> 00:56:55,667 We'll have to go again. 972 00:56:55,834 --> 00:56:57,628 It was so glamorous. 973 00:57:00,881 --> 00:57:03,050 (ON PHONE) Accident Investigation, Detective Mitchell. 974 00:57:03,133 --> 00:57:05,344 My name is Lisa Cohen. I was a witness 975 00:57:05,469 --> 00:57:07,638 in a bus accident case a few weeks ago. 976 00:57:07,721 --> 00:57:09,765 Yeah, hi, Lisa. What can I do for you? 977 00:57:09,848 --> 00:57:11,516 Well, are you allowed to tell me how 978 00:57:11,683 --> 00:57:13,393 to get in touch with that woman's family? 979 00:57:13,602 --> 00:57:16,271 I really wanted to send some flowers or something, 980 00:57:16,688 --> 00:57:19,691 or is that like classified information? 981 00:57:19,942 --> 00:57:23,695 No, the family's been notified. Let me see what I got. 982 00:57:23,946 --> 00:57:25,614 She mentioned she had a daughter. 983 00:57:25,697 --> 00:57:28,116 Just hold on a second. How are you doing, okay? 984 00:57:28,200 --> 00:57:29,201 I'm okay. 985 00:57:37,960 --> 00:57:39,336 (SIGHS) 986 00:57:42,255 --> 00:57:43,840 All right, let me just... 987 00:57:48,345 --> 00:57:50,722 Okay, I don't have anything for a daughter. 988 00:57:51,181 --> 00:57:55,769 The only contact I have is a cousin, Abigail Berwitz. 989 00:57:56,311 --> 00:57:57,896 I got a phone number in Arizona. 990 00:57:57,980 --> 00:57:58,981 Okay. 991 00:57:59,064 --> 00:58:02,567 520-5555. Mmm-hmm. 992 00:58:03,068 --> 00:58:04,820 I'm trying to reach Abigail Berwitz? 993 00:58:05,153 --> 00:58:07,072 This is Abigail. Hi. 994 00:58:09,825 --> 00:58:13,161 My name is Lisa Cohen. You don't know me. 995 00:58:13,245 --> 00:58:15,706 Yes? Hello? 996 00:58:15,914 --> 00:58:18,750 I'm actually calling about your cousin, Monica Patterson? 997 00:58:19,501 --> 00:58:20,752 Okay? 998 00:58:22,587 --> 00:58:23,588 Um... 999 00:58:24,715 --> 00:58:26,925 I was actually there when she had... 1000 00:58:28,385 --> 00:58:30,762 During the accident, I didn't know her, 1001 00:58:31,096 --> 00:58:33,765 but I was holding her hand at the time. 1002 00:58:34,266 --> 00:58:36,852 Yes? What can I do for you? 1003 00:58:38,478 --> 00:58:40,105 (PIANO PLAYING) 1004 00:58:41,064 --> 00:58:42,315 Uh, um... 1005 00:58:42,399 --> 00:58:43,942 Okay, well... 1006 00:58:44,484 --> 00:58:46,069 I saw her obituary in the paper, 1007 00:58:46,194 --> 00:58:47,779 but can you hold on one second? 1008 00:58:48,864 --> 00:58:50,532 (SHOUTING) Can you shut up for five minutes? 1009 00:58:50,615 --> 00:58:52,576 CURTIS: What am I supposed to do? I have to practice. 1010 00:58:52,659 --> 00:58:53,660 I don't give a shit! 1011 00:58:54,828 --> 00:58:56,663 Sorry. Um... 1012 00:58:57,622 --> 00:59:00,876 I didn't see anything about a funeral. I assume they had one. 1013 00:59:00,959 --> 00:59:02,127 As far as I know, they're doing 1014 00:59:02,252 --> 00:59:03,420 something or other next week, but... 1015 00:59:03,712 --> 00:59:05,505 I'm sorry, I was also wondering... 1016 00:59:06,673 --> 00:59:08,050 She said something about her daughter? 1017 00:59:08,133 --> 00:59:09,760 No. She wanted someone to get in touch... 1018 00:59:09,926 --> 00:59:13,055 No. Her daughter's not alive. She passed away quite a long time ago. 1019 00:59:13,472 --> 00:59:14,765 Oh, my God. 1020 00:59:16,141 --> 00:59:17,559 Was she sick? Or was it... 1021 00:59:17,684 --> 00:59:19,144 She had leukemia. 1022 00:59:19,936 --> 00:59:21,313 Mmm-hmm. Oh, my gosh. 1023 00:59:22,898 --> 00:59:24,316 And do you mind if I ask... Could I just interrupt? 1024 00:59:24,441 --> 00:59:26,568 How did you get this number? This is harassment! 1025 00:59:26,651 --> 00:59:28,236 I'm sorry. I'm not trying to harass you. 1026 00:59:28,320 --> 00:59:29,613 I've been getting calls about this 1027 00:59:29,696 --> 00:59:32,199 for three weeks, and I gotta tell you people, 1028 00:59:32,282 --> 00:59:35,702 I didn't have any kind of relationship with Monica whatsoever. 1029 00:59:35,827 --> 00:59:37,746 The person you should be calling is 1030 00:59:37,871 --> 00:59:39,831 Emily Morrison, who was Monica's friend. 1031 00:59:39,915 --> 00:59:42,209 She's the person who's been dealing with all of this in New York. 1032 00:59:42,417 --> 00:59:44,711 It has nothing to do with me. 1033 00:59:44,878 --> 00:59:46,838 I'm sorry! I didn't really know who to contact. 1034 00:59:46,922 --> 00:59:47,923 Now, I can give you her number, 1035 00:59:48,006 --> 00:59:51,009 but I would very much appreciate it if the calls would stop. 1036 00:59:51,843 --> 00:59:52,844 Yeah... 1037 00:59:54,846 --> 00:59:56,014 Can you hold on while I get a pen? 1038 00:59:56,181 --> 00:59:57,349 Yes. 1039 00:59:57,516 --> 00:59:58,850 All right. 1040 01:00:00,102 --> 01:00:01,103 Okay. 1041 01:00:02,229 --> 01:00:03,939 (CHILDREN SHOUTING) 1042 01:00:16,535 --> 01:00:17,911 Hi, are you Lisa? 1043 01:00:17,994 --> 01:00:18,995 Yes. 1044 01:00:28,421 --> 01:00:29,756 As most of you know, 1045 01:00:30,841 --> 01:00:33,552 Monica was not a religious woman. 1046 01:00:34,219 --> 01:00:36,012 Anybody who ever had to sit through 1047 01:00:36,138 --> 01:00:37,889 a wedding or a funeral with her 1048 01:00:38,598 --> 01:00:41,351 knows how she felt about formal occasions. 1049 01:00:42,894 --> 01:00:44,896 So Harry, Elise and I, 1050 01:00:46,148 --> 01:00:47,691 we were talking about this, 1051 01:00:48,525 --> 01:00:50,402 decided we would just have everyone over, 1052 01:00:50,902 --> 01:00:54,739 and let anyone who wanted to talk about Monica, just talk about her. 1053 01:00:56,408 --> 01:00:58,160 Maybe share some remembrances. 1054 01:01:03,248 --> 01:01:06,001 Some of us know each other and some of us don't. 1055 01:01:07,085 --> 01:01:08,879 But we're all here... 1056 01:01:09,880 --> 01:01:12,340 We're all here because we loved Monica 1057 01:01:13,425 --> 01:01:16,511 and because we want to pay tribute to her in a way 1058 01:01:17,012 --> 01:01:19,639 that might conceivably not enrage her. 1059 01:01:19,723 --> 01:01:21,016 (PEOPLE CHUCKLING) 1060 01:01:22,142 --> 01:01:23,143 (SIGHS) 1061 01:01:24,853 --> 01:01:27,981 Now, I don't wanna tell anyone what to think, or how to feel. 1062 01:01:28,899 --> 01:01:30,817 And I don't want to kid myself about 1063 01:01:30,901 --> 01:01:33,528 the stupid, meaningless way that she died, 1064 01:01:34,112 --> 01:01:36,198 because that would really make her throw up, 1065 01:01:36,823 --> 01:01:39,409 but I don't want it to become the summation of her life, 1066 01:01:39,492 --> 01:01:40,785 because it's not. 1067 01:01:41,953 --> 01:01:43,788 When her Lisa died... 1068 01:01:46,082 --> 01:01:48,752 When her Lisa died, I said to her, "How can you stand it?" 1069 01:01:48,835 --> 01:01:50,754 And she said, "First of all, I can't. 1070 01:01:52,297 --> 01:01:55,258 "But I don't want to take away the 12 years she did have 1071 01:01:56,218 --> 01:01:59,179 "and turn them all into leukemia, because they weren't." 1072 01:02:02,057 --> 01:02:04,559 And so I do think it's important to remember 1073 01:02:05,727 --> 01:02:09,856 that despite the fact that she got ripped off, 1074 01:02:10,482 --> 01:02:13,568 she was the most fully developed person 1075 01:02:13,652 --> 01:02:16,112 I, personally, have ever known. 1076 01:02:19,115 --> 01:02:21,534 She was also impossible to get along with, 1077 01:02:21,618 --> 01:02:22,953 (PEOPLE CHUCKLING) 1078 01:02:23,495 --> 01:02:25,205 But that's another story. 1079 01:02:28,291 --> 01:02:30,168 So, now I've said my little piece. 1080 01:02:31,628 --> 01:02:34,756 And now I want to talk a bit about the first time we ever met. 1081 01:02:38,593 --> 01:02:41,137 She was... She was 21. 1082 01:02:45,350 --> 01:02:46,518 WOMAN: It's okay, Emily. 1083 01:02:47,269 --> 01:02:48,603 (SOBBING) I know. 1084 01:02:50,105 --> 01:02:51,398 I was 19. 1085 01:02:52,190 --> 01:02:54,317 Even though I realize it's impossible for my 1086 01:02:54,442 --> 01:02:56,569 children to believe I was ever that young. 1087 01:03:43,742 --> 01:03:44,743 Hi, Dad. 1088 01:03:44,826 --> 01:03:46,911 Yeah, hi, how're you doing? 1089 01:03:47,287 --> 01:03:48,288 Okay, how are you? 1090 01:03:48,538 --> 01:03:51,124 I'm just sitting here listening to some 1091 01:03:51,249 --> 01:03:53,918 music, having a delicious glass of beer. 1092 01:03:54,002 --> 01:03:55,003 That sounds pleasant. 1093 01:03:55,420 --> 01:03:59,716 Yeah. How's everything going? How's the boyfriend situation? 1094 01:04:00,425 --> 01:04:03,803 Well, there's this one guy I sort of had something going with, but... 1095 01:04:03,970 --> 01:04:05,013 But he kind of has a girlfriend, so... 1096 01:04:05,096 --> 01:04:06,097 Uh-huh. 1097 01:04:06,765 --> 01:04:09,476 I realize I'm incredibly enthralling. 1098 01:04:09,559 --> 01:04:10,935 You are. You're very lucky. You're a very 1099 01:04:11,102 --> 01:04:12,520 beautiful girl, and you've got brains. 1100 01:04:12,604 --> 01:04:13,605 That makes you a little dangerous. 1101 01:04:13,688 --> 01:04:14,689 Don't forget mature. 1102 01:04:14,981 --> 01:04:16,900 Well, I hope you're not too mature. 1103 01:04:16,983 --> 01:04:18,318 No, don't worry. 1104 01:04:18,443 --> 01:04:19,778 Good. That was a very good answer. 1105 01:04:20,153 --> 01:04:23,198 Anyway, I do think it's a pretty longstanding relationship. 1106 01:04:23,281 --> 01:04:25,492 Then you know what? You just do nothing. 1107 01:04:25,742 --> 01:04:27,660 Do absolutely nothing. And I guarantee 1108 01:04:27,786 --> 01:04:29,788 you one of two things will happen. 1109 01:04:29,871 --> 01:04:31,748 Either you're going to get the guy to 1110 01:04:31,873 --> 01:04:33,750 start doing back flips to get your attention 1111 01:04:33,833 --> 01:04:35,210 or you're going send him a crystal clear 1112 01:04:35,335 --> 01:04:36,711 signal that if he doesn't do back flips, 1113 01:04:36,795 --> 01:04:38,505 he's not gonna get your attention. 1114 01:04:38,630 --> 01:04:40,340 I think he already knows I like him. 1115 01:04:40,965 --> 01:04:41,966 Uh-huh? Okay... 1116 01:04:42,133 --> 01:04:43,968 I think I might have spilled the beans on that one. 1117 01:04:44,094 --> 01:04:46,679 That's okay, because now, if you stop acknowledging him, 1118 01:04:46,763 --> 01:04:47,764 if you suddenly give him nothing, 1119 01:04:47,847 --> 01:04:49,891 I guarantee you, the guy is going to go berserk 1120 01:04:50,308 --> 01:04:52,560 and forget his girlfriend, unless he's just not interested. 1121 01:04:52,644 --> 01:04:55,397 In which case, you just gotta take your lumps, which is tough. 1122 01:04:55,605 --> 01:04:57,107 Okay, thanks, Dad. I'll be sure to try out 1123 01:04:57,232 --> 01:04:58,733 the technique next time I see him. 1124 01:05:00,652 --> 01:05:01,820 Well, everything's okay here. 1125 01:05:01,903 --> 01:05:03,696 Things are a little slow, but... Actually, Dad? 1126 01:05:04,155 --> 01:05:05,240 Yeah? 1127 01:05:07,492 --> 01:05:10,120 I actually have something kind of serious I want to ask you about. 1128 01:05:10,286 --> 01:05:11,287 Okay. 1129 01:05:11,830 --> 01:05:14,791 I'm kind soliciting people I respect for their views on this. 1130 01:05:15,875 --> 01:05:17,168 Okay, what's up? 1131 01:05:18,711 --> 01:05:20,755 (DOG BARKING) 1132 01:05:35,061 --> 01:05:37,981 Do you think I should go back to the police, or what? 1133 01:05:38,940 --> 01:05:42,735 Well, first of all, I'm very glad you told me about this. 1134 01:05:43,445 --> 01:05:45,113 I want you to let me call my friend who's a lawyer, 1135 01:05:45,196 --> 01:05:47,490 just so we can find out what some of the ramifications would be. 1136 01:05:47,866 --> 01:05:51,077 Maybe the three of us could talk on the phone and possibly... 1137 01:05:51,161 --> 01:05:52,120 Hey. Hey, babe. 1138 01:05:52,203 --> 01:05:53,288 Actually, Dad, please don't call anybody. 1139 01:05:53,371 --> 01:05:54,873 Did you get my message? 1140 01:05:54,998 --> 01:05:56,541 Um... I got a message. 1141 01:05:57,083 --> 01:05:58,293 KARL: Sorry. Hello? 1142 01:05:58,376 --> 01:05:59,794 About the flowers for my mother? 1143 01:05:59,878 --> 01:06:02,088 Just one second. Annette just walked in. I'm sorry. 1144 01:06:02,172 --> 01:06:03,173 That's okay. 1145 01:06:03,381 --> 01:06:04,549 Who are you talking to? 1146 01:06:04,841 --> 01:06:06,217 I guess I would just like to know later 1147 01:06:06,342 --> 01:06:07,677 that I would have done the right thing 1148 01:06:07,760 --> 01:06:09,304 by myself, if you see what I mean, 1149 01:06:09,429 --> 01:06:11,890 because I don't think I have so far. Uh-huh. 1150 01:06:11,973 --> 01:06:13,725 Not that I'm trying to make this woman's horrible death 1151 01:06:13,808 --> 01:06:15,768 into my own personal moral gymnasium... 1152 01:06:15,852 --> 01:06:18,062 Right. Well, that's that Shaw quote, right? 1153 01:06:18,730 --> 01:06:19,772 What? 1154 01:06:19,898 --> 01:06:20,940 The Shaw quote? That great Shaw quote. 1155 01:06:22,525 --> 01:06:23,693 (STAMMERS) 1156 01:06:24,235 --> 01:06:26,154 "The Englishman sees the world as expressly 1157 01:06:26,237 --> 01:06:28,573 "designed to be his own personal moral gymnasium." 1158 01:06:28,656 --> 01:06:30,909 I think it's in one of those wonderful prefaces. 1159 01:06:31,409 --> 01:06:32,660 I don't know where I read it. 1160 01:06:32,994 --> 01:06:34,412 Who is that? It's Lisa. 1161 01:06:34,537 --> 01:06:35,955 Oh, good. Will you please ask her... 1162 01:06:36,039 --> 01:06:37,624 Anyway... 1163 01:06:37,749 --> 01:06:39,375 Hold on. I'm sorry, Lisa. 1164 01:06:39,459 --> 01:06:40,460 Can you hold on one second? 1165 01:06:40,919 --> 01:06:41,961 Yes? 1166 01:06:42,045 --> 01:06:43,630 Please ask if there's anything we don't know about 1167 01:06:43,713 --> 01:06:45,089 that she won't eat, for the trip. 1168 01:06:45,256 --> 01:06:47,592 I have to call the ranch because they do all the meals 1169 01:06:47,675 --> 01:06:48,968 ahead of time. KARL: Okay, I will. 1170 01:06:49,260 --> 01:06:50,845 I really will. We're just in the middle of something. 1171 01:06:50,929 --> 01:06:52,639 Karl, I was supposed to call them last week. 1172 01:06:52,722 --> 01:06:53,973 You said you were going to call her. 1173 01:06:54,057 --> 01:06:55,308 If I hear about this fucking ranch one more 1174 01:06:55,391 --> 01:06:56,935 time, I'm going to blow my brains out. 1175 01:06:57,936 --> 01:06:59,145 I'm just in the middle of something. 1176 01:06:59,270 --> 01:07:00,480 I don't... What do you want me to do? 1177 01:07:00,772 --> 01:07:02,815 Fine, but if they put anything in the baskets she can't eat, 1178 01:07:02,899 --> 01:07:04,609 well she's not going to have anything to eat. 1179 01:07:04,692 --> 01:07:05,735 I will ask her... 1180 01:07:05,860 --> 01:07:06,903 The last time she came out here, 1181 01:07:06,986 --> 01:07:08,821 we went to three different restaurants and she... 1182 01:07:08,905 --> 01:07:11,491 I will ask her. We're just right in the middle of something, okay? 1183 01:07:11,741 --> 01:07:14,285 Okay. Tell her I said, "Hi." 1184 01:07:14,452 --> 01:07:15,745 I will. Okay. 1185 01:07:17,497 --> 01:07:18,790 Hello? 1186 01:07:19,123 --> 01:07:20,333 Yes. Hi. 1187 01:07:28,883 --> 01:07:30,426 Mom? 1188 01:07:32,011 --> 01:07:33,012 (GASPS) 1189 01:07:37,976 --> 01:07:39,310 (WATER RUNNING) 1190 01:07:59,747 --> 01:08:01,082 LISA: Monica! 1191 01:08:02,250 --> 01:08:03,626 (PANTING) 1192 01:09:22,413 --> 01:09:23,915 (DOORBELL BUZZING) 1193 01:09:48,981 --> 01:09:50,650 (INAUDIBLE) 1194 01:09:55,613 --> 01:09:57,448 (BOY SHOUTING) 1195 01:09:59,075 --> 01:10:00,243 MRS. MARETTI: There's somebody here to see you. 1196 01:10:05,623 --> 01:10:06,666 Hi. 1197 01:10:08,543 --> 01:10:10,253 I'm really sorry to bother you. 1198 01:10:11,462 --> 01:10:13,214 We never met. I'm Lisa Cohen. 1199 01:10:14,465 --> 01:10:16,676 Yeah. What can I do for you? 1200 01:10:17,969 --> 01:10:20,680 Well, do you remember me from the bus accident? 1201 01:10:21,556 --> 01:10:23,391 I don't know. What's this about? 1202 01:10:24,308 --> 01:10:26,602 Would it be okay if I talked to you for a minute? 1203 01:10:26,686 --> 01:10:29,397 What do you want to talk about? (CHUCKLES) I don't understand. 1204 01:10:30,148 --> 01:10:32,817 I just wanna talk about the accident for a minute. 1205 01:10:33,735 --> 01:10:36,571 I don't want anything, and I'm not here to do anything bad. 1206 01:10:36,654 --> 01:10:38,156 I just wanted to talk to you about it. 1207 01:10:38,865 --> 01:10:40,450 Where did you get my address? 1208 01:10:40,533 --> 01:10:43,745 I called information. I was gonna call first, but... 1209 01:10:44,120 --> 01:10:46,247 It would have been better. We're about to sit down. 1210 01:10:48,332 --> 01:10:49,959 I don't get what... 1211 01:10:52,170 --> 01:10:53,588 All right. Let's go outside. 1212 01:10:54,005 --> 01:10:55,089 I'm sorry. Could I use your bathroom? 1213 01:10:55,173 --> 01:10:56,174 No, let's just go outside. 1214 01:10:56,340 --> 01:10:57,341 Gerry, let her use the bathroom. 1215 01:10:57,425 --> 01:10:58,593 I don't want her to use the bathroom. 1216 01:10:58,718 --> 01:10:59,927 I don't understand what this is. 1217 01:11:00,011 --> 01:11:01,012 It's right down the hall, honey. 1218 01:11:01,095 --> 01:11:04,557 Hey, will you kids settle down, please? I'm not kidding! 1219 01:11:05,850 --> 01:11:07,185 What's the matter with you? Who is she? 1220 01:11:07,351 --> 01:11:08,644 Some girl that was at the accident. 1221 01:11:08,728 --> 01:11:11,439 Nothing is the matter. I let her use the fucking bathroom. 1222 01:11:11,522 --> 01:11:12,523 Who is she? 1223 01:11:15,109 --> 01:11:16,360 Honey, just do me a favor and wait inside. 1224 01:11:16,527 --> 01:11:17,779 No, I want to hear what this is. 1225 01:11:17,862 --> 01:11:18,863 Look, we're just... 1226 01:11:19,489 --> 01:11:20,990 Okay. What? 1227 01:11:24,160 --> 01:11:25,161 Okay. 1228 01:11:26,871 --> 01:11:29,165 I hope this isn't going to insult you too much. 1229 01:11:29,665 --> 01:11:30,833 Insult me? 1230 01:11:32,084 --> 01:11:35,338 I was just wondering if you felt bad at all about what happened. 1231 01:11:36,339 --> 01:11:38,049 Yeah. About the accident? 1232 01:11:38,341 --> 01:11:41,427 Honey? Are you just upset about the accident? 1233 01:11:41,511 --> 01:11:42,970 Yes! I'm upset about the accident. 1234 01:11:43,095 --> 01:11:44,597 I'm very upset about the accident. 1235 01:11:44,680 --> 01:11:46,557 And I wanted to talk to you about it for a minute. 1236 01:11:46,808 --> 01:11:47,975 Why is that so strange? 1237 01:11:48,059 --> 01:11:49,185 Gerry, why don't we all go inside? 1238 01:11:49,310 --> 01:11:50,436 Could I please talk to you alone? 1239 01:11:50,937 --> 01:11:53,231 Okay, what is going on here? 1240 01:11:53,314 --> 01:11:55,900 Nothing's going on here. So why don't you calm down? 1241 01:11:56,734 --> 01:11:58,903 Look, go ahead inside. Let me find out what this is. 1242 01:11:59,237 --> 01:12:00,404 In the meantime, why don't you make sure 1243 01:12:00,488 --> 01:12:02,907 those kids aren't killing each other, all right? 1244 01:12:03,241 --> 01:12:04,242 All right. 1245 01:12:05,535 --> 01:12:08,663 No, you know what? Let 'em kill each other. Give us all a rest. 1246 01:12:14,001 --> 01:12:15,294 All right, Lisa. What? 1247 01:12:18,339 --> 01:12:19,340 I just... 1248 01:12:20,424 --> 01:12:23,845 Well... I just want you to know... Yes? What? Speak. 1249 01:12:25,972 --> 01:12:28,432 Well, you probably already know, obviously, that 1250 01:12:29,225 --> 01:12:30,893 I told the police, on the police report, 1251 01:12:30,977 --> 01:12:33,354 that I thought the whole thing was an accident. 1252 01:12:33,437 --> 01:12:35,147 Uh-huh. Right. Because it was an accident. 1253 01:12:35,606 --> 01:12:36,983 Well, I mean... 1254 01:12:38,067 --> 01:12:39,485 I know you didn't do it on purpose. 1255 01:12:39,610 --> 01:12:40,736 Hon 1256 01:12:40,862 --> 01:12:41,988 But it wasn't like... 1257 01:12:43,698 --> 01:12:46,993 What? What? Speak. What? 1258 01:12:48,870 --> 01:12:50,288 Well, I mean... 1259 01:12:51,289 --> 01:12:52,874 We were looking at each other. 1260 01:12:54,792 --> 01:12:56,586 Who was looking at each other? You and me? 1261 01:12:57,503 --> 01:12:58,796 Well, yeah. 1262 01:13:00,006 --> 01:13:03,050 I mean, not like romantically or anything. 1263 01:13:03,217 --> 01:13:04,760 Romantically? 1264 01:13:04,886 --> 01:13:06,470 Scratch that. That's not even relevant. 1265 01:13:08,598 --> 01:13:09,891 You're not coming through very clearly here. 1266 01:13:09,974 --> 01:13:10,975 If you could just let me... 1267 01:13:11,726 --> 01:13:14,729 From my point of view, the way I remember the accident is 1268 01:13:15,313 --> 01:13:17,690 you were wearing this cowboy hat, 1269 01:13:17,815 --> 01:13:20,234 and I was out that day to buy a cowboy hat, 1270 01:13:20,318 --> 01:13:22,194 so I was waving at you, because you were wearing one, 1271 01:13:22,278 --> 01:13:25,197 and you were kind of waving back. 1272 01:13:25,406 --> 01:13:26,407 And... 1273 01:13:28,910 --> 01:13:30,703 I know I was distracting you, 1274 01:13:31,871 --> 01:13:34,665 but I did see the bus go through the red light, 1275 01:13:35,875 --> 01:13:37,585 and that's when it hit that woman. 1276 01:13:38,878 --> 01:13:40,004 (SIGHS) 1277 01:13:40,087 --> 01:13:41,088 Okay. 1278 01:13:42,173 --> 01:13:43,341 I'm getting a little confused here. 1279 01:13:43,507 --> 01:13:44,675 Only nobody said that to them, 1280 01:13:44,800 --> 01:13:47,637 and I wanted to acknowledge with you that that's what happened. 1281 01:13:47,720 --> 01:13:49,221 I don't know what you really mean by "waving at you." 1282 01:13:49,305 --> 01:13:50,723 Were you trying to catch the bus? 1283 01:13:50,848 --> 01:13:52,266 No. Yes. But I wanted to 1284 01:13:52,350 --> 01:13:53,392 ask you about your cowboy hat. 1285 01:13:53,476 --> 01:13:54,477 Maybe I was waving at you, 1286 01:13:54,560 --> 01:13:57,271 like waving at you to say, "Step away from the bus." 1287 01:13:57,355 --> 01:13:58,773 Because if the bus was in motion, 1288 01:13:58,856 --> 01:14:00,191 I would be waving you away for your own 1289 01:14:00,316 --> 01:14:01,609 safety, but that's all that would be. 1290 01:14:01,776 --> 01:14:04,028 You don't remember looking at me and waving at me? 1291 01:14:04,153 --> 01:14:05,947 Not really. No. 1292 01:14:06,030 --> 01:14:09,367 Well, I think we both remember something different. 1293 01:14:10,910 --> 01:14:12,453 Your brother's on the phone. 1294 01:14:12,536 --> 01:14:14,205 Tell him I'll call him back. 1295 01:14:18,084 --> 01:14:19,126 (DOOR CLOSES) 1296 01:14:19,210 --> 01:14:20,753 I'm not trying to get you in trouble. 1297 01:14:20,836 --> 01:14:22,254 I know you're not, because you can't, 1298 01:14:22,380 --> 01:14:23,881 because I didn't do anything wrong. 1299 01:14:24,090 --> 01:14:26,050 There was no criminality found. 1300 01:14:26,217 --> 01:14:28,010 That's it. The report is final. 1301 01:14:28,094 --> 01:14:29,136 So you're just gonna leave it? 1302 01:14:29,220 --> 01:14:30,846 I'm gonna leave it because that's all it was. 1303 01:14:31,889 --> 01:14:33,307 If something else had happened, 1304 01:14:33,432 --> 01:14:34,892 I'd take that to whatever that was. 1305 01:14:34,976 --> 01:14:36,644 It was tragic. It's a tragedy. 1306 01:14:36,727 --> 01:14:39,480 But there's only a certain speed that those brakes can react. 1307 01:14:39,563 --> 01:14:41,857 That's the physical limitation of the machine. 1308 01:14:41,941 --> 01:14:45,695 I don't know what else to tell you. It's shocking. It was a shock. 1309 01:14:46,654 --> 01:14:49,281 But you can't bring her back. You cannot bring her back. 1310 01:14:49,365 --> 01:14:50,825 I'm not talking about bringing her back. 1311 01:14:50,908 --> 01:14:52,243 I'm talking about telling the accident 1312 01:14:52,410 --> 01:14:53,786 investigators what really happened. 1313 01:14:53,869 --> 01:14:55,037 You already talked to them! 1314 01:14:55,121 --> 01:14:56,205 I know that. But I lied. 1315 01:14:56,330 --> 01:14:57,415 You lied. 1316 01:14:57,498 --> 01:14:59,792 I can understand if you don't want to get in trouble, but... 1317 01:14:59,875 --> 01:15:01,544 Why didn't you say that right then? 1318 01:15:01,669 --> 01:15:02,920 Because when they were asking me what happened 1319 01:15:03,004 --> 01:15:04,588 it seemed like you were looking at me 1320 01:15:04,714 --> 01:15:06,257 like we were saying to each other, 1321 01:15:06,340 --> 01:15:08,259 "Let's not say anything about what happened." 1322 01:15:08,426 --> 01:15:10,136 Now, I really don't know what you're talkin' about. 1323 01:15:10,219 --> 01:15:11,762 I can't prove you were doing that. 1324 01:15:12,596 --> 01:15:16,058 What, did I say something to you? (STAMMERS) Did I threaten you? 1325 01:15:16,142 --> 01:15:18,602 No! I am not blaming you for any of this! 1326 01:15:18,728 --> 01:15:21,397 All I'm saying is I didn't really tell the cops what happened, 1327 01:15:21,480 --> 01:15:23,482 and I didn't want to go back without having spoken to you first. 1328 01:15:23,566 --> 01:15:27,028 But you told 'em what you saw! And so did I! 1329 01:15:27,111 --> 01:15:29,947 Only I'm the one driving the bus! I'm the one behind the wheel! 1330 01:15:30,031 --> 01:15:31,449 All right, Gerry, calm down. Leave it alone. 1331 01:15:31,532 --> 01:15:33,159 You wanna ruin my life? 1332 01:15:33,868 --> 01:15:35,536 Start telling them about looks and you 1333 01:15:35,661 --> 01:15:37,371 waved at me and I had my cowboy hat on. 1334 01:15:37,455 --> 01:15:38,539 Go ahead, but you're gonna go home 1335 01:15:38,664 --> 01:15:39,749 and you're gonna do your homework, 1336 01:15:39,832 --> 01:15:43,335 and I'm gonna lose my job. And who's gonna take care of my family? 1337 01:15:43,461 --> 01:15:44,462 You'? 1338 01:15:45,254 --> 01:15:48,049 Are you gonna do it? And for what? 1339 01:15:48,799 --> 01:15:50,217 She's dead! Okay? She's dead! And there's 1340 01:15:50,342 --> 01:15:51,719 nothing I can do to bring her back! 1341 01:15:51,802 --> 01:15:53,054 I just want to say what really happened. 1342 01:15:53,137 --> 01:15:54,972 You do whatever you fuckin' want, lady! 1343 01:15:55,056 --> 01:15:56,474 But those cops are gonna laugh in your 1344 01:15:56,640 --> 01:15:58,059 fucking face because this was not my fault! 1345 01:15:58,142 --> 01:15:59,435 It was both our fault. 1346 01:15:59,518 --> 01:16:01,395 Don't ever say that again unless you got a fuckin' lawyer. 1347 01:16:01,979 --> 01:16:03,147 What's your phone number? 1348 01:16:03,272 --> 01:16:04,398 Why? 1349 01:16:04,482 --> 01:16:06,150 Give me your number. No! Why do you want it? 1350 01:16:06,233 --> 01:16:08,360 You wanna show up at my house like some anonymous person 1351 01:16:08,444 --> 01:16:10,780 I can't get in touch with? What's your fuckin' number, Lisa Cohen! 1352 01:16:10,863 --> 01:16:12,114 Gerry, take it easy. 1353 01:16:12,239 --> 01:16:13,449 (STAMMERS) Fine! It's 212-5... 1354 01:16:13,532 --> 01:16:15,910 Hold on! Go on. 1355 01:16:16,994 --> 01:16:20,790 555-0157. Why do you need it? 1356 01:16:22,249 --> 01:16:24,210 You do whatever you're gonna do. I hope you get a good lawyer. 1357 01:16:24,293 --> 01:16:25,419 Why are you being like this? 1358 01:16:25,503 --> 01:16:26,629 This was very traumatic for him! 1359 01:16:26,879 --> 01:16:29,048 Yeah, it's almost as bad as getting your leg cut off! 1360 01:16:35,346 --> 01:16:37,014 I don't understand. 1361 01:16:38,849 --> 01:16:39,934 (STUTTERS) 1362 01:16:45,272 --> 01:16:49,568 I guess I was afraid. I didn't know what to do. 1363 01:16:50,319 --> 01:16:51,862 You didn't know what to do? 1364 01:16:55,533 --> 01:16:57,201 I know it doesn't sound very impressive. 1365 01:16:57,326 --> 01:16:59,036 Impressive! 1366 01:16:59,537 --> 01:17:00,538 (SOBS) 1367 01:17:03,499 --> 01:17:06,544 Okay, I know you're trying to do the right thing now. 1368 01:17:07,044 --> 01:17:08,337 What does your mother say? 1369 01:17:08,420 --> 01:17:10,214 My mother hasn't really been that helpful. 1370 01:17:10,381 --> 01:17:11,423 What do you mean? 1371 01:17:11,549 --> 01:17:12,591 She's got a lot going on right now 1372 01:17:12,675 --> 01:17:15,261 and she hasn't been that interested, I guess. 1373 01:17:17,388 --> 01:17:20,307 What could she possibly have going on? 1374 01:17:20,391 --> 01:17:21,517 Her show's opening. 1375 01:17:21,642 --> 01:17:22,768 What do you mean, "her show"? 1376 01:17:23,227 --> 01:17:24,478 What show? 1377 01:17:24,895 --> 01:17:26,147 She's in a play. 1378 01:17:34,155 --> 01:17:35,781 Okay. Okay. 1379 01:17:37,449 --> 01:17:39,785 I'm gonna talk to a friend of mine who's a lawyer, 1380 01:17:39,869 --> 01:17:41,412 and you're gonna go talk to the police. 1381 01:17:41,495 --> 01:17:42,830 Do you want me to go with you? 1382 01:17:42,955 --> 01:17:44,290 No, thanks. 1383 01:17:44,415 --> 01:17:47,251 Do you think maybe you should ask your mother to go with you? 1384 01:17:48,002 --> 01:17:50,337 I think I can handle this part myself. 1385 01:17:52,590 --> 01:17:54,258 VICTOR: She's been so suspicious lately. 1386 01:17:54,550 --> 01:17:56,844 I don't know how to get her into the office without... 1387 01:17:57,469 --> 01:17:58,762 Now, what do you think? 1388 01:18:00,681 --> 01:18:02,349 Hey! Let me tell you something, Eliot. 1389 01:18:02,433 --> 01:18:04,310 (PEOPLE CLAPPING) 1390 01:18:05,352 --> 01:18:08,355 You want to fire me, go ahead and fire me. Only don't tiptoe around me 1391 01:18:08,439 --> 01:18:10,024 like some kind of deranged ballerina 1392 01:18:10,149 --> 01:18:11,775 every time I see you in the fucking hall! 1393 01:18:12,318 --> 01:18:14,653 Now, do you have anything to say to me, Eliot? 1394 01:18:15,738 --> 01:18:16,739 Um... 1395 01:18:17,364 --> 01:18:18,657 You're not fired? 1396 01:18:19,116 --> 01:18:20,993 (PEOPLE LAUGHING) 1397 01:18:21,202 --> 01:18:22,286 Oh. (CLEARS THROAT) 1398 01:18:22,369 --> 01:18:24,997 So... What are you guys talking about? 1399 01:18:25,080 --> 01:18:26,415 (PEOPLE LAUGHING) 1400 01:18:28,751 --> 01:18:29,960 MAN ON RADIO: A suicide bomber attempted 1401 01:18:30,044 --> 01:18:32,254 to set off a blast Wednesday in Jerusalem. 1402 01:18:32,796 --> 01:18:34,423 JOAN: No, Lisa read it to me. 1403 01:18:34,798 --> 01:18:38,302 No. I never read 'em unless I know for sure there's nothing bad in them. 1404 01:18:39,637 --> 01:18:40,971 Why, do you? 1405 01:18:41,555 --> 01:18:43,933 Well, you're brave and stupid. 1406 01:18:44,683 --> 01:18:45,684 Um... (LAUGHS) 1407 01:18:45,768 --> 01:18:46,727 (INCREASES VOLUME) 1408 01:18:46,810 --> 01:18:48,729 Victor, I wish you wouldn't talk that way to me. 1409 01:18:48,812 --> 01:18:50,314 You know I'm... 1410 01:18:50,731 --> 01:18:55,069 JOHN: Spring and Fall, to a Young Child by Gerard Manley Hopkins. 1411 01:18:57,196 --> 01:19:01,367 "Margaret, are you grieving Over Goldengrove unleaving? 1412 01:19:02,785 --> 01:19:05,454 "Leaves, like the things of man, 1413 01:19:05,537 --> 01:19:09,041 "You with your fresh thoughts care for, can you? 1414 01:19:09,166 --> 01:19:11,460 "Ah! As the heart grows older 1415 01:19:12,002 --> 01:19:17,758 "It will come to such sights colder By and by, nor spare a sigh 1416 01:19:18,676 --> 01:19:21,595 "Though worlds of wanwood leafmeal lie, 1417 01:19:22,680 --> 01:19:25,808 "And yet you will weep and know why. 1418 01:19:27,184 --> 01:19:29,853 "Now no matter, child, the name: 1419 01:19:30,479 --> 01:19:32,856 "Sorrow's springs are the same. 1420 01:19:33,399 --> 01:19:37,569 "Nor mouth had, no nor mind, expressed 1421 01:19:37,653 --> 01:19:41,156 "What heart heard of, ghost guessed: 1422 01:19:42,366 --> 01:19:45,286 "It is the blight man was born for, 1423 01:19:45,953 --> 01:19:49,456 "It is Margaret you mourn for." 1424 01:19:53,127 --> 01:19:54,211 Any thoughts? 1425 01:19:56,672 --> 01:19:57,715 Lisa? 1426 01:20:20,029 --> 01:20:21,405 Could I help you? 1427 01:20:22,281 --> 01:20:24,575 Yeah, is Detective Mitchell here? 1428 01:20:24,742 --> 01:20:26,243 No, he's not. Oh. 1429 01:20:27,202 --> 01:20:30,414 I talked to him on Monday and he said he'd be here after 3:00. 1430 01:20:30,497 --> 01:20:31,498 Yeah, he's not back yet. 1431 01:20:32,374 --> 01:20:34,251 Could I help you with something? 1432 01:20:34,376 --> 01:20:35,711 Um... 1433 01:20:35,794 --> 01:20:39,298 Well, do you know when you expect him? 1434 01:20:40,758 --> 01:20:41,800 What's this about? 1435 01:20:41,925 --> 01:20:44,136 I was involved in an accident a few weeks ago, 1436 01:20:44,261 --> 01:20:46,263 and I filled out a report with Detective Mitchell, 1437 01:20:46,347 --> 01:20:47,973 but I wanted to amend the report... 1438 01:20:48,057 --> 01:20:50,392 What do you mean? How do you want to amend it? 1439 01:20:50,768 --> 01:20:52,269 There was something I didn't tell him, 1440 01:20:52,394 --> 01:20:53,854 and I wanted to tell him because... 1441 01:20:53,937 --> 01:20:54,938 I don't understand. 1442 01:20:55,147 --> 01:20:56,940 You wanna change your statement? Yes! 1443 01:20:57,316 --> 01:20:59,151 Yes, I want to change my statement. 1444 01:20:59,777 --> 01:21:00,778 Yes. 1445 01:21:01,070 --> 01:21:02,863 Well, you'd usually have to talk to 1446 01:21:02,988 --> 01:21:05,032 the investigating detective on the case. 1447 01:21:05,115 --> 01:21:08,577 Yes, I know. That's why I asked to see Detective Mitchell. 1448 01:21:08,660 --> 01:21:10,537 Who said he'd be here now, but he's not, so... 1449 01:21:10,621 --> 01:21:11,622 Do you remember the case number? 1450 01:21:11,789 --> 01:21:12,790 No, sorry. 1451 01:21:13,040 --> 01:21:15,167 It was that woman, Monica Patterson, 1452 01:21:15,501 --> 01:21:17,836 who got run over by the bus on Broadway. 1453 01:21:17,961 --> 01:21:20,214 It was in a lot of the newspapers... Sure, okay, sit down. 1454 01:21:20,297 --> 01:21:21,298 Thank you. I... 1455 01:21:21,382 --> 01:21:22,383 You know the case is closed. 1456 01:21:23,258 --> 01:21:26,720 I assumed it was. But part of the reason it's closed is 1457 01:21:26,804 --> 01:21:28,222 because of my statement, and the statement I... 1458 01:21:28,305 --> 01:21:29,473 Because of your statement? 1459 01:21:29,598 --> 01:21:30,724 Yes. 1460 01:21:30,933 --> 01:21:32,893 What do you mean it was closed because of your statement? 1461 01:21:32,976 --> 01:21:34,311 I mean, I was the... 1462 01:21:34,478 --> 01:21:35,813 The DA's office closes the case. 1463 01:21:36,188 --> 01:21:39,691 You don't close the case. The DA's office closes the case. 1464 01:21:39,775 --> 01:21:41,652 I'm sure it does. I obviously didn't mean 1465 01:21:41,819 --> 01:21:43,695 I personally closed it, like legally. 1466 01:21:43,904 --> 01:21:46,073 I meant what I said was probably instrumental in 1467 01:21:46,156 --> 01:21:47,699 getting the case closed... What's your name, honey? 1468 01:21:49,201 --> 01:21:50,494 Lisa Cohen. 1469 01:21:50,661 --> 01:21:51,662 Okay. 1470 01:21:51,745 --> 01:21:52,746 Don't call me "honey," okay? 1471 01:21:56,542 --> 01:21:57,543 Okay. 1472 01:21:59,420 --> 01:22:01,338 Are you not gonna help me now that I've said that? 1473 01:22:01,505 --> 01:22:02,756 Look, what's your name? 1474 01:22:02,881 --> 01:22:04,133 Lisa Cohen! 1475 01:22:04,216 --> 01:22:06,718 Okay, Lisa, first thing, you're gonna calm down. 1476 01:22:06,802 --> 01:22:08,762 I'm calm right now. Okay. Just checking. 1477 01:22:09,304 --> 01:22:13,684 Second thing... Oh. Here he is, your knight in shining armor. 1478 01:22:14,059 --> 01:22:15,144 This guy givin' you a hard time? 1479 01:22:15,269 --> 01:22:16,353 No. 1480 01:22:19,022 --> 01:22:21,108 So now you're sayin' he ran the light. 1481 01:22:21,191 --> 01:22:24,695 Yes. He wasn't even looking at the road. 1482 01:22:25,362 --> 01:22:27,656 And I was definitely trying to get his attention. 1483 01:22:27,739 --> 01:22:28,740 MITCHELL: Okay. 1484 01:22:28,824 --> 01:22:31,326 Well, before we do anything, Lisa, 1485 01:22:31,452 --> 01:22:34,413 anybody will tell you that just because he ran a red light 1486 01:22:34,496 --> 01:22:36,373 is not a criminal offense. Even if he kills someone? 1487 01:22:36,457 --> 01:22:39,960 Even if you cause an accidental death, that's right. 1488 01:22:40,878 --> 01:22:43,130 Now, in order for it to be a criminal offense, 1489 01:22:43,213 --> 01:22:46,467 the law says you need two aggravating circumstances. 1490 01:22:46,633 --> 01:22:50,137 Like he ran a red light and he was speeding. 1491 01:22:50,220 --> 01:22:51,305 Or he ran a red light and... 1492 01:22:51,430 --> 01:22:52,556 So he's not liable to be prosecuted 1493 01:22:52,639 --> 01:22:55,726 for manslaughter or 2nd degree murder? 1494 01:22:55,809 --> 01:22:56,935 No. 1495 01:22:57,769 --> 01:22:59,897 He could be charged with reckless driving, 1496 01:23:00,022 --> 01:23:02,107 or filling out a false police report, 1497 01:23:02,191 --> 01:23:03,233 which... That's no joke... 1498 01:23:03,400 --> 01:23:04,443 That's unbelievable! 1499 01:23:04,526 --> 01:23:06,278 What does he have to do? Kill her on purpose? 1500 01:23:06,570 --> 01:23:09,615 Yes. Because that's the definition of murder. 1501 01:23:10,699 --> 01:23:12,826 Killin' someone on purpose. 1502 01:23:13,118 --> 01:23:16,622 Now, you're not sayin' that he ran her over on purpose. 1503 01:23:17,831 --> 01:23:19,082 Are you? 1504 01:23:22,753 --> 01:23:24,046 Are you? 1505 01:23:29,885 --> 01:23:30,928 No. 1506 01:23:36,266 --> 01:23:37,267 Okay, look... 1507 01:23:39,311 --> 01:23:41,230 Let me take another statement. 1508 01:23:42,231 --> 01:23:43,524 We'll look into it, okay? 1509 01:23:43,649 --> 01:23:44,942 You're kidding. 1510 01:23:45,442 --> 01:23:47,611 No. I'll talk it over with my sergeant, 1511 01:23:47,778 --> 01:23:49,947 probably pull this guy in again. 1512 01:23:50,030 --> 01:23:51,865 Put a little pressure on him. 1513 01:23:51,949 --> 01:23:53,534 We'll see what he says. 1514 01:23:56,453 --> 01:23:57,454 Thank you! 1515 01:23:58,455 --> 01:23:59,456 (LISA AND BECKY LAUGHING) 1516 01:23:59,540 --> 01:24:02,376 LISA: The Central Park Conservatory, or whatever it's called, 1517 01:24:02,459 --> 01:24:04,211 put up about 500 miles of these cheap, 1518 01:24:04,336 --> 01:24:06,088 shitty-looking fences all over the park, 1519 01:24:06,171 --> 01:24:07,589 which is totally antithetical to what 1520 01:24:07,714 --> 01:24:09,132 the park was originally designed for. 1521 01:24:09,216 --> 01:24:11,301 BECKY: We are so gonna miss the game. 1522 01:24:12,010 --> 01:24:13,220 Oh, my God, it's John! 1523 01:24:13,345 --> 01:24:14,555 LISA: Hi, John. 1524 01:24:14,638 --> 01:24:15,889 BECKY: Hi, John. 1525 01:24:21,061 --> 01:24:23,188 You want some? (LAUGHS) 1526 01:24:23,855 --> 01:24:25,399 Come on, guys. 1527 01:24:25,816 --> 01:24:27,943 Come on, you can't be smokin' a J on your way 1528 01:24:28,068 --> 01:24:30,237 to a school soccer game! 1529 01:24:32,155 --> 01:24:33,907 Now, come on! LISA: Sorry! 1530 01:24:33,991 --> 01:24:36,034 BECKY: We're really sorry. 1531 01:24:41,164 --> 01:24:42,791 (LAUGHING CONTINUES) 1532 01:24:42,874 --> 01:24:46,295 LISA: So, how about how he was like, "smokin' a J"? 1533 01:24:47,004 --> 01:24:49,506 Like, "You can't be smokin' a J." 1534 01:24:49,590 --> 01:24:53,218 BECKY: Like, "Everybody, let's go over to John's house and smoke a J." 1535 01:25:05,647 --> 01:25:07,024 Hi, Mr. Aaron! 1536 01:25:07,149 --> 01:25:08,525 Lisa, how are you? 1537 01:25:08,609 --> 01:25:10,027 Pretty damn good. How are you? 1538 01:25:10,277 --> 01:25:12,362 I'm all right. Tell me something. 1539 01:25:12,487 --> 01:25:14,573 Whatever happened with that situation? 1540 01:25:14,656 --> 01:25:17,701 Oh, I'm working on it. I'll tell you all about it sometime. 1541 01:25:18,452 --> 01:25:19,745 Hey, what kind of a bike is that? 1542 01:25:19,870 --> 01:25:21,204 It's a Trek. 1543 01:25:21,371 --> 01:25:23,040 I'm supposed to take a horseback riding 1544 01:25:23,206 --> 01:25:24,875 trip with my father over Christmas break 1545 01:25:24,958 --> 01:25:29,171 and I was wondering, does it bear any resemblance to riding a bicycle? 1546 01:25:29,880 --> 01:25:32,883 As far as I know, no. 1547 01:25:33,050 --> 01:25:35,177 But you must have ridden a lot of horses. 1548 01:25:36,219 --> 01:25:37,304 What makes you say that? 1549 01:25:37,387 --> 01:25:40,891 Aren't you from Texas or Wyoming or some place like that? 1550 01:25:41,099 --> 01:25:42,768 Some place like what? 1551 01:25:42,893 --> 01:25:44,603 You know, not New York. 1552 01:25:45,145 --> 01:25:46,438 I'm actually from Indiana. 1553 01:25:46,521 --> 01:25:49,775 But don't let me overwhelm you with superfluous details. 1554 01:25:49,858 --> 01:25:51,777 God, so what are you doing at a New York private school 1555 01:25:51,860 --> 01:25:56,156 teaching geometry to a bunch of over-privileged liberal Jews? 1556 01:25:56,657 --> 01:25:57,991 (CHUCKLES) 1557 01:25:58,075 --> 01:26:00,243 Well... Um... 1558 01:26:01,328 --> 01:26:04,831 I came here to be a teacher, and that's what I'm doing. 1559 01:26:04,915 --> 01:26:06,583 So, would you say you've reached 1560 01:26:06,708 --> 01:26:08,794 the summit of your lifelong ambition? 1561 01:26:12,381 --> 01:26:15,884 Is that a real question or is that a Lisa question? 1562 01:26:16,051 --> 01:26:17,427 About half and half. 1563 01:26:17,719 --> 01:26:18,762 In that case... 1564 01:26:18,929 --> 01:26:19,971 Before you go, 1565 01:26:20,055 --> 01:26:22,349 I'm actually thinking about getting one of these. Can I try it? 1566 01:26:22,432 --> 01:26:23,975 Just for a second? 1567 01:26:25,477 --> 01:26:26,978 All right. Thanks. 1568 01:26:28,105 --> 01:26:29,773 Here, I'll adjust the seat for you. 1569 01:26:29,898 --> 01:26:31,525 Thank you. 1570 01:26:37,948 --> 01:26:39,741 Yeah. Watch my bag? 1571 01:26:53,755 --> 01:26:54,798 Oh, hi. 1572 01:26:55,882 --> 01:26:57,968 Where've you been? I didn't know if you wanted dinner. 1573 01:26:58,051 --> 01:27:00,470 No, thanks. I'll order something. 1574 01:27:00,721 --> 01:27:02,305 Someone named Emily called. 1575 01:27:02,389 --> 01:27:04,057 And Detective Mitchell called from 1576 01:27:04,182 --> 01:27:05,851 the Accident Investigation Squad. 1577 01:27:05,934 --> 01:27:07,477 Is that that one we met? 1578 01:27:09,896 --> 01:27:12,107 What's going on? Did you ever go back and see him? 1579 01:27:12,482 --> 01:27:15,360 I'd rather not talk about it when you have one foot out the door, 1580 01:27:15,444 --> 01:27:16,862 if that's okay. 1581 01:27:20,699 --> 01:27:21,700 All right. 1582 01:27:23,410 --> 01:27:24,494 (CLEARS THROAT) I'm gonna go. 1583 01:27:24,619 --> 01:27:25,662 Have a good show. 1584 01:27:25,871 --> 01:27:26,872 Thank you. 1585 01:27:29,666 --> 01:27:30,792 Dave, Lisa. 1586 01:27:30,876 --> 01:27:32,210 How are you? 1587 01:27:33,962 --> 01:27:34,963 So... 1588 01:27:36,715 --> 01:27:39,259 Lisa, Dave is one of my best friends. 1589 01:27:39,342 --> 01:27:42,971 He's a terrific lawyer, and if he doesn't know what to do himself, 1590 01:27:43,054 --> 01:27:45,098 he'll certainly know someone we can talk to. 1591 01:27:45,182 --> 01:27:46,475 Okay, great. 1592 01:27:47,309 --> 01:27:50,187 When someone is killed, it's what's called a wrongful death suit, 1593 01:27:50,353 --> 01:27:53,273 which is a statutory case, which means there's a statute 1594 01:27:53,356 --> 01:27:56,276 passed by a legislature which gives you the right to bring the case. 1595 01:27:56,485 --> 01:27:57,652 As opposed to what? 1596 01:27:57,778 --> 01:28:00,113 As opposed to common law, which is law passed by judges, 1597 01:28:00,197 --> 01:28:01,740 which is why the damages are limited. 1598 01:28:01,948 --> 01:28:03,241 I don't understand. 1599 01:28:03,366 --> 01:28:04,659 Just skip that part. 1600 01:28:04,743 --> 01:28:06,203 We don't care about that. 1601 01:28:06,286 --> 01:28:08,246 I thought we were trying to get the police to arrest this guy. 1602 01:28:08,371 --> 01:28:09,539 No, the police are not gonna... 1603 01:28:09,664 --> 01:28:10,791 Why not? They told me 1604 01:28:10,874 --> 01:28:12,083 they were gonna look into it again. 1605 01:28:12,167 --> 01:28:13,835 I'm just telling you that even if they do, 1606 01:28:13,919 --> 01:28:15,712 there is no way in this world the police are gonna recommend 1607 01:28:15,796 --> 01:28:17,255 to the DA that they charge this guy. 1608 01:28:17,380 --> 01:28:18,882 So, what can we do? 1609 01:28:18,965 --> 01:28:20,383 Sorry. I'm getting to that. 1610 01:28:20,467 --> 01:28:21,676 That's okay. EMILY: That's okay, honey. 1611 01:28:21,760 --> 01:28:23,887 I'm just getting to that. 1612 01:28:23,970 --> 01:28:26,223 You can't do anything unless you're a relative... 1613 01:28:26,598 --> 01:28:30,268 She didn't have any relatives, except for those idiots in Arizona. 1614 01:28:30,352 --> 01:28:33,772 Hang on a minute. Or unless you're the executor of her estate... 1615 01:28:33,855 --> 01:28:35,649 I am the executor of her estate. 1616 01:28:35,774 --> 01:28:37,567 Which is Emily. I know. 1617 01:28:39,319 --> 01:28:40,987 Because the executor of her estate 1618 01:28:41,112 --> 01:28:42,823 can bring a wrongful death suit, 1619 01:28:42,906 --> 01:28:46,368 but the beneficiary has to be a relative. 1620 01:28:46,451 --> 01:28:48,286 So let me explain about that. 1621 01:28:49,830 --> 01:28:53,500 In a wrongful death suit you can sue for pain and suffering, 1622 01:28:53,583 --> 01:28:56,753 pecuniary losses, loss of support or services. 1623 01:28:56,837 --> 01:28:59,256 Also what's called care, comfort and society. 1624 01:28:59,798 --> 01:29:02,843 It's like advice or counseling of the parent that the kids 1625 01:29:02,926 --> 01:29:03,927 aren't gonna get anymore. 1626 01:29:04,094 --> 01:29:05,053 I don't understand. 1627 01:29:05,136 --> 01:29:07,347 Who are we suing? The bus driver? 1628 01:29:07,597 --> 01:29:09,975 Well, no, because the bus driver wouldn't have any money. 1629 01:29:10,058 --> 01:29:12,435 You basically sue everybody and hope something sticks. 1630 01:29:12,519 --> 01:29:15,689 The person who pays will probably be the MTA's insurance company. 1631 01:29:15,856 --> 01:29:17,899 But do you think the driver would get fired? 1632 01:29:18,692 --> 01:29:20,151 No. Not necessarily. 1633 01:29:20,443 --> 01:29:22,779 Even if all the facts came out at the trial? 1634 01:29:25,490 --> 01:29:27,325 Maybe. I don't know. 1635 01:29:27,450 --> 01:29:29,286 But how much could they be liable for? 1636 01:29:29,369 --> 01:29:31,037 It depends... How badly do you think 1637 01:29:31,121 --> 01:29:32,163 we could ever hurt them? 1638 01:29:32,247 --> 01:29:35,625 If she was alive, and in pain for an extended period of time, 1639 01:29:36,126 --> 01:29:37,711 they give more money for that. 1640 01:29:39,504 --> 01:29:43,008 I'd say she was alive for 10 minutes. 1641 01:29:44,259 --> 01:29:46,636 Was she conscious? Was she awake the whole time? 1642 01:29:50,056 --> 01:29:51,766 I'm sorry, Emily. 1643 01:29:53,184 --> 01:29:55,812 Yeah, awake. 1644 01:29:57,856 --> 01:29:59,107 It's okay. 1645 01:29:59,316 --> 01:30:00,525 Well... 1646 01:30:01,776 --> 01:30:04,321 If she was in a lot of pain for that long, 1647 01:30:05,864 --> 01:30:08,825 I don't know, maybe 300,000, half a million dollars 1648 01:30:08,909 --> 01:30:10,160 to get a sustainable verdict. 1649 01:30:10,243 --> 01:30:13,496 A brain damaged baby would be three million. 1650 01:30:13,872 --> 01:30:17,334 But the truth is, Lisa, when all is said and done, 1651 01:30:17,417 --> 01:30:18,418 it's not a very good case. 1652 01:30:18,543 --> 01:30:19,544 Why not? 1653 01:30:19,711 --> 01:30:21,004 Because it's your word against his, 1654 01:30:21,087 --> 01:30:24,132 and because you already lied on your first deposition. 1655 01:30:24,633 --> 01:30:27,844 A red light case is a 50-50 proposition already. 1656 01:30:27,928 --> 01:30:31,598 And with only one eyewitness, with two conflicting statements? 1657 01:30:32,724 --> 01:30:34,726 I wouldn't take that case. 1658 01:30:39,189 --> 01:30:41,858 Nobody really cares about getting a lot of money here. 1659 01:30:41,942 --> 01:30:43,276 I understand that, but... 1660 01:30:43,360 --> 01:30:44,653 We just want this prick to suffer, 1661 01:30:44,736 --> 01:30:46,321 and we want the bus company to take 1662 01:30:46,446 --> 01:30:48,031 responsibility for hiring this guy. 1663 01:30:48,114 --> 01:30:50,867 I understand that. But no matter how you slice it, 1664 01:30:50,951 --> 01:30:52,744 the fact that Lisa lied on her first 1665 01:30:52,869 --> 01:30:54,704 statement is a disaster for your lawyer. 1666 01:30:57,207 --> 01:31:00,669 Can't I explain why I lied the first time? 1667 01:31:00,752 --> 01:31:03,171 It's not like I'm trying to get any money for myself. 1668 01:31:03,838 --> 01:31:06,633 That's true. She has no financial interest, 1669 01:31:06,716 --> 01:31:08,176 she can't be impeached for bias. 1670 01:31:08,468 --> 01:31:10,637 Impeached for what? 1671 01:31:10,929 --> 01:31:13,682 She can't have her credibility attacked on financial grounds 1672 01:31:13,765 --> 01:31:16,017 because the jury knows you're not gonna get any money if you win. 1673 01:31:16,101 --> 01:31:17,394 So that's something, isn't it? 1674 01:31:17,477 --> 01:31:19,813 But do you really think we know what that means? 1675 01:31:19,896 --> 01:31:21,439 I'm sorry. That's what it's called. 1676 01:31:21,523 --> 01:31:23,108 But who are you talking to? 1677 01:31:23,400 --> 01:31:25,652 You know we don't know what that means. 1678 01:31:25,735 --> 01:31:29,864 It's like you're not really concentrating. You're not concentrating. 1679 01:31:31,908 --> 01:31:34,744 I don't know. I am concentrating. 1680 01:31:36,413 --> 01:31:37,998 I'm just thinking out loud. 1681 01:31:38,581 --> 01:31:39,582 Okay. 1682 01:31:41,084 --> 01:31:43,753 All right. I'm sorry. 1683 01:31:46,464 --> 01:31:47,507 I'm sorry! 1684 01:31:48,133 --> 01:31:50,427 Okay. All right. 1685 01:31:52,053 --> 01:31:54,014 EMILY: He wasn't always a lawyer, you know. 1686 01:31:54,097 --> 01:31:56,474 He used to be a very nice, little boy. 1687 01:31:59,853 --> 01:32:01,271 (DAVE CHUCKLES) 1688 01:32:02,772 --> 01:32:03,773 Anyway... 1689 01:32:03,898 --> 01:32:04,858 Anyway, the whole point of this 1690 01:32:04,941 --> 01:32:06,401 is to get... To fucking get this guy! 1691 01:32:06,484 --> 01:32:09,279 It was to get him out from behind the wheel of a bus! 1692 01:32:09,988 --> 01:32:11,740 Did she know she was dying? 1693 01:32:17,037 --> 01:32:19,205 I only ask because the terror of knowing 1694 01:32:19,330 --> 01:32:21,541 you're dying raises the damages. 1695 01:32:22,417 --> 01:32:25,253 I think she had a pretty good idea. 1696 01:32:29,132 --> 01:32:32,302 If she had lived for a couple more days it would make the case better. 1697 01:32:32,385 --> 01:32:33,386 Thank you. 1698 01:32:34,512 --> 01:32:35,847 Thanks. 1699 01:32:39,809 --> 01:32:43,313 I know that sounds horrible, but that's what it comes down to. 1700 01:32:45,565 --> 01:32:47,150 We know, Dave. 1701 01:32:47,650 --> 01:32:48,651 It's okay. 1702 01:32:55,700 --> 01:33:00,663 I would just like somebody to take responsibility for what happened. 1703 01:33:13,176 --> 01:33:17,430 JOHN: "As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods. 1704 01:33:17,847 --> 01:33:20,100 "They kill us for their sport." 1705 01:33:20,183 --> 01:33:24,020 "As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods. 1706 01:33:25,313 --> 01:33:27,148 "They kill us for their sport." 1707 01:33:32,695 --> 01:33:34,197 What do you make of that? 1708 01:33:37,408 --> 01:33:39,869 Lisa? Lisa? 1709 01:33:41,329 --> 01:33:42,539 I don't know. 1710 01:33:43,748 --> 01:33:45,875 You know what, Lisa? That's not good enough. 1711 01:33:46,126 --> 01:33:47,168 That's just not good enough. 1712 01:33:47,252 --> 01:33:49,796 Shakespeare wrote something. What's your response? 1713 01:33:49,879 --> 01:33:52,799 And don't tell me you don't have one, 'cause I don't buy it. 1714 01:33:52,882 --> 01:33:54,551 I don't really have a lot to say. 1715 01:33:54,717 --> 01:33:56,678 It seems pretty self-evident to me. 1716 01:34:00,557 --> 01:34:01,808 Matthew? 1717 01:34:01,891 --> 01:34:02,976 MATTHEW: I think it is self-evident. 1718 01:34:03,059 --> 01:34:04,644 I think he's saying that human beings 1719 01:34:04,769 --> 01:34:06,396 don't mean any more to the gods 1720 01:34:06,479 --> 01:34:09,232 than flies do to little boys who like to torture them for fun. 1721 01:34:09,566 --> 01:34:13,278 As far as the gods are concerned, we're just ants. Nothing. 1722 01:34:13,903 --> 01:34:14,904 Darren? 1723 01:34:15,280 --> 01:34:16,364 (DEEP VOICE) Thank you, Matthew. 1724 01:34:16,447 --> 01:34:18,241 (ALL LAUGHING) 1725 01:34:18,324 --> 01:34:20,910 (NORMAL VOICE) Yeah, I agree. Only it's 1726 01:34:21,035 --> 01:34:23,621 not Shakespeare saying it, it's Gloucester. 1727 01:34:23,705 --> 01:34:26,791 Maybe another character would have a different point of view. 1728 01:34:26,916 --> 01:34:30,295 Okay. That's a valid point. Just because Shakespeare 1729 01:34:30,378 --> 01:34:32,255 has one of his characters say something, 1730 01:34:32,380 --> 01:34:34,257 doesn't mean he personally agrees with it. 1731 01:34:34,799 --> 01:34:35,800 Yes, David? 1732 01:34:35,967 --> 01:34:39,262 Yeah, maybe Shakespeare isn't saying the gods don't care about us. 1733 01:34:39,345 --> 01:34:42,432 Maybe he's saying there's a higher consciousness that we can't see. 1734 01:34:42,515 --> 01:34:44,309 That the gods' perception of reality 1735 01:34:44,434 --> 01:34:46,269 is so much more developed than ours 1736 01:34:46,436 --> 01:34:47,645 that, compared to their perception, 1737 01:34:47,729 --> 01:34:50,607 our perceptions are like comparing flies to boys. 1738 01:34:51,107 --> 01:34:54,611 Okay, I really don't think that that's what he's getting at. 1739 01:34:54,694 --> 01:34:56,571 What I think he's getting at here 1740 01:34:56,654 --> 01:35:01,284 is a very dark view of the arbitrary nature of human suffering. 1741 01:35:01,367 --> 01:35:02,702 But maybe he's not. 1742 01:35:02,785 --> 01:35:05,788 Maybe he's comparing human consciousness to divine consciousness 1743 01:35:05,955 --> 01:35:07,415 and that even though it seems to us 1744 01:35:07,540 --> 01:35:09,000 that human suffering is just arbitrary, 1745 01:35:09,083 --> 01:35:12,086 that's just because we're limited by our viewpoint. 1746 01:35:13,838 --> 01:35:15,590 Okay, I... 1747 01:35:15,673 --> 01:35:17,383 I still don't think that's what he's saying. 1748 01:35:17,467 --> 01:35:20,136 No, like, if you say they kill us for their sport, 1749 01:35:20,220 --> 01:35:22,013 when our perception of the gods is so meager 1750 01:35:22,096 --> 01:35:24,474 that we can't even tell what they're doing, 1751 01:35:24,557 --> 01:35:26,059 then how can we be so arrogant as to think 1752 01:35:26,142 --> 01:35:28,228 they'd even bother to kill us for their sport? 1753 01:35:31,481 --> 01:35:32,732 I don't know. 1754 01:35:34,525 --> 01:35:35,568 Uh... 1755 01:35:35,652 --> 01:35:36,986 Monica? 1756 01:35:37,070 --> 01:35:39,864 I don't think that's what he's saying at all. 1757 01:35:39,948 --> 01:35:43,451 I think he's saying the gods don't give a shit about human beings 1758 01:35:43,618 --> 01:35:46,621 and that they just like to kill and torture us for fun. 1759 01:35:46,746 --> 01:35:49,749 But if the gods' consciousness is so much more developed than ours 1760 01:35:49,874 --> 01:35:51,459 that we seem like flies to them, 1761 01:35:51,542 --> 01:35:53,795 then how can we be sure what they have in mind for us 1762 01:35:53,878 --> 01:35:55,129 or why they do anything? 1763 01:35:55,255 --> 01:35:57,840 Okay, David, I think you've made your point. 1764 01:35:58,007 --> 01:35:59,425 But it's not what Shakespeare meant. 1765 01:35:59,509 --> 01:36:00,718 Scholarly opinion is pretty consistent 1766 01:36:00,843 --> 01:36:02,095 that he's trying to say something... 1767 01:36:02,178 --> 01:36:03,388 Scholarly opinion? 1768 01:36:03,513 --> 01:36:04,722 ...about human suffering here. 1769 01:36:04,847 --> 01:36:07,600 What are you saying? 1,000 Frenchmen can't be wrong? 1770 01:36:07,725 --> 01:36:09,727 No, I'm not saying that. But I would like to move on... 1771 01:36:09,811 --> 01:36:11,312 DAVID: Well, I think he is saying that. 1772 01:36:11,396 --> 01:36:13,982 Because he's comparing human consciousness to flies 1773 01:36:14,065 --> 01:36:15,608 and he's saying we can't see the truth around us 1774 01:36:15,692 --> 01:36:17,318 because our consciousness is undeveloped. 1775 01:36:17,402 --> 01:36:21,030 No, David, you're wrong. That's not what Shakespeare meant. 1776 01:36:21,281 --> 01:36:22,740 He says it somewhere else in the play, 1777 01:36:22,865 --> 01:36:24,367 but I don't want to get hung up on this, 1778 01:36:24,450 --> 01:36:27,203 because that's not what Shakespeare meant. 1779 01:36:27,704 --> 01:36:28,705 (CLEARS THROAT) 1780 01:36:29,205 --> 01:36:31,082 I would really like to move on. 1781 01:36:42,885 --> 01:36:44,220 "Poor Tom's a-cold." 1782 01:36:44,887 --> 01:36:46,222 (PHONE RINGING) 1783 01:36:46,556 --> 01:36:48,641 (DETECTIVE TALKING INDISTINCTLY) 1784 01:36:49,392 --> 01:36:50,893 Detective Mitchell. 1785 01:36:51,227 --> 01:36:52,979 Oh, hi, it's Lisa Cohen calling. 1786 01:36:53,062 --> 01:36:55,523 Hi, Lisa, what can I do for you? 1787 01:36:55,648 --> 01:36:58,985 I was just wondering whatever happened, if anything, with the case. 1788 01:36:59,068 --> 01:37:00,903 You said you might re-interview the bus driver. 1789 01:37:01,029 --> 01:37:03,072 Yes, we did. We brought him back in. 1790 01:37:03,448 --> 01:37:05,658 You did? What happened? 1791 01:37:05,742 --> 01:37:09,203 Well, he basically stuck by his original representation 1792 01:37:09,287 --> 01:37:11,414 and that was pretty much it. 1793 01:37:11,581 --> 01:37:14,500 I brought it up with my sergeant, and he agreed with me 1794 01:37:14,584 --> 01:37:18,046 that we still don't have enough to charge this guy, 1795 01:37:18,129 --> 01:37:22,133 so there's not a lot more we can do at this point. 1796 01:37:22,216 --> 01:37:26,012 Well, I'm not trying to tell you how to do your job, 1797 01:37:26,095 --> 01:37:27,597 but how did you ask the questions? 1798 01:37:28,431 --> 01:37:29,474 Excuse me? 1799 01:37:29,599 --> 01:37:30,641 He's obviously not gonna 1800 01:37:30,725 --> 01:37:33,978 change his statement if you just ask him really politely. Why would he? 1801 01:37:34,062 --> 01:37:35,480 We already know he's a liar. 1802 01:37:35,605 --> 01:37:37,023 Hey, in the old days, Lisa, 1803 01:37:37,106 --> 01:37:39,359 we'd just throw him in the back room with a rubber hose 1804 01:37:39,442 --> 01:37:41,361 and get whatever answer we want out of him. 1805 01:37:41,444 --> 01:37:43,654 But, fortunately, we don't do that anymore. 1806 01:37:43,738 --> 01:37:44,947 Yeah, not to white people. 1807 01:37:45,281 --> 01:37:46,574 Excuse me? 1808 01:37:46,657 --> 01:37:49,452 You don't do it to white people. Anyway, I'm not saying you... 1809 01:37:49,660 --> 01:37:50,912 Wait. We don't do it to who? 1810 01:37:51,037 --> 01:37:52,288 Oh' my God! Shh! 1811 01:37:52,747 --> 01:37:54,415 First of all, I don't understand 1812 01:37:54,540 --> 01:37:56,250 why you bring this guy's race into it. 1813 01:37:56,793 --> 01:37:58,169 There's 40,000 cops in this city... 1814 01:37:58,294 --> 01:37:59,670 Yes... 1815 01:37:59,796 --> 01:38:03,216 And I hate to disillusion you, but most of them are pretty good guys 1816 01:38:03,299 --> 01:38:04,759 just tryin' to do their job. 1817 01:38:04,842 --> 01:38:09,472 Now, the bottom line is the DA is not gonna take this case. 1818 01:38:10,973 --> 01:38:14,477 Now, you could take it up with my sergeant if you want to, but he's... 1819 01:38:14,560 --> 01:38:15,603 Yes, I would. 1820 01:38:15,686 --> 01:38:17,897 Well, I will patch you through, then. 1821 01:38:19,607 --> 01:38:22,610 The original decision was based on false information. 1822 01:38:23,653 --> 01:38:25,613 So what's the point of even bringing... 1823 01:38:27,407 --> 01:38:29,283 So there's no way to appeal? 1824 01:38:32,078 --> 01:38:33,746 But how do you know Detective Mitchell 1825 01:38:33,871 --> 01:38:35,581 interrogated him aggressively enough 1826 01:38:35,665 --> 01:38:36,999 if you weren't there? 1827 01:38:37,125 --> 01:38:38,501 What's going on? 1828 01:38:42,046 --> 01:38:44,715 RAMON: My family is all there still, 1829 01:38:44,799 --> 01:38:47,260 but Rodrigo is studying in London, 1830 01:38:50,430 --> 01:38:52,181 and Hector is in Geneva. 1831 01:38:52,265 --> 01:38:53,433 Uh-huh. 1832 01:38:54,100 --> 01:38:56,352 I'm sure they will go back eventually because 1833 01:38:56,519 --> 01:38:59,605 they will like to do something for their country. 1834 01:38:59,689 --> 01:39:03,192 But it's a worry. It's very bad there now. 1835 01:39:03,276 --> 01:39:06,154 Yeah? I haven't really been following it. 1836 01:39:06,737 --> 01:39:11,159 It's a big mess. Last year I helped to found an organization 1837 01:39:11,242 --> 01:39:15,079 to work with children whose families have been killed 1838 01:39:15,163 --> 01:39:16,998 or the parents have been kidnapped. 1839 01:39:18,166 --> 01:39:24,088 We try to find homes for them, preferably in Colombia, 1840 01:39:24,172 --> 01:39:29,469 because if we lose our young people, that's it. 1841 01:39:30,386 --> 01:39:32,054 That's the future. 1842 01:39:34,765 --> 01:39:37,810 Yeah. I wish I knew more about it. 1843 01:39:41,147 --> 01:39:44,650 You think Lisa would be interested in acting? 1844 01:39:46,903 --> 01:39:48,112 No. I don't. 1845 01:39:48,905 --> 01:39:51,532 I think she has a lot of contempt for it, actually. 1846 01:39:52,450 --> 01:39:54,577 Anyway, maybe it's the age. 1847 01:39:55,328 --> 01:39:58,998 She would prefer the world with no plays? No films? 1848 01:39:59,707 --> 01:40:01,584 Oh. Who knows? 1849 01:40:05,379 --> 01:40:09,050 Would you like to see a picture of my mother? 1850 01:40:09,926 --> 01:40:11,093 Sure. 1851 01:40:11,928 --> 01:40:14,430 These are all my aunts and uncles. 1852 01:40:14,514 --> 01:40:16,307 See? Big family. Mmm. 1853 01:43:09,105 --> 01:43:11,148 DAVE: So after I talked to you guys the other day, 1854 01:43:11,232 --> 01:43:13,359 I called this P.I. I know to see if he could... 1855 01:43:13,442 --> 01:43:14,610 You called a what? A what? 1856 01:43:14,735 --> 01:43:15,945 (DAVE CHUCKLES) 1857 01:43:16,112 --> 01:43:18,072 Private investigator, to see if he could 1858 01:43:18,197 --> 01:43:20,157 find anything out about your bus driver. 1859 01:43:20,241 --> 01:43:21,242 Yeah. Really? 1860 01:43:21,534 --> 01:43:22,702 Dave! I can't believe you called... 1861 01:43:22,827 --> 01:43:23,994 DAVE: Wait, let me tell you what he said. 1862 01:43:24,078 --> 01:43:25,788 So he calls someone he knows who 1863 01:43:25,913 --> 01:43:27,623 used to work as a cop at the MTA. 1864 01:43:28,916 --> 01:43:30,793 And you know the MTA have their own police? 1865 01:43:30,876 --> 01:43:32,378 The MTA police? 1866 01:43:32,461 --> 01:43:34,004 They have their own uniforms... 1867 01:43:34,088 --> 01:43:35,589 Yeah? Yeah? 1868 01:43:35,673 --> 01:43:37,383 Just a minute! Jesus Christ! 1869 01:43:37,800 --> 01:43:41,971 What the fuck do we care about the MTA police and their uniforms? 1870 01:43:43,806 --> 01:43:47,184 Okay, so this guy gets a look at your guy's file. 1871 01:43:47,268 --> 01:43:48,686 It turns out he's had two previous 1872 01:43:48,769 --> 01:43:50,646 accidents less than two years apart. 1873 01:43:50,771 --> 01:43:51,814 What? 1874 01:43:51,897 --> 01:43:53,691 But that he's never been disciplined or cited, 1875 01:43:54,024 --> 01:43:55,443 just moved around to different shifts. 1876 01:43:55,526 --> 01:43:56,569 Are you kidding me? 1877 01:43:56,694 --> 01:43:57,778 Why does this not shock me? 1878 01:43:57,945 --> 01:43:59,697 If you read the papers, you'll know that 1879 01:43:59,780 --> 01:44:01,449 they're going through a protracted 1880 01:44:01,574 --> 01:44:03,117 labor dispute at the MTA right now. 1881 01:44:03,325 --> 01:44:04,910 And according to my P.I., 1882 01:44:04,994 --> 01:44:07,997 management doesn't want to aggravate the situation by firing this guy. 1883 01:44:08,581 --> 01:44:09,915 This is making me sick. 1884 01:44:09,999 --> 01:44:12,251 I know, but what it means, Lisa, is that we have a case. 1885 01:44:12,376 --> 01:44:14,086 We do? We can now sue 1886 01:44:14,170 --> 01:44:16,255 for what's called "negligent retention." 1887 01:44:16,338 --> 01:44:19,091 Which just means they should have known this guy was a bad risk, 1888 01:44:19,175 --> 01:44:22,678 and they negligently retained him until, finally, he killed somebody. 1889 01:44:23,095 --> 01:44:24,722 You can prove that? Sure, because 1890 01:44:24,805 --> 01:44:27,224 we can just subpoena their personnel records, 1891 01:44:27,308 --> 01:44:29,852 which we already know contain damaging information. 1892 01:44:29,935 --> 01:44:31,020 But you wouldn't be our lawyer, right? 1893 01:44:31,187 --> 01:44:32,271 No. 1894 01:44:32,354 --> 01:44:33,355 LISA: Why not? 1895 01:44:33,522 --> 01:44:34,523 I'm not a personal injury litigator. 1896 01:44:34,690 --> 01:44:35,691 It's not his area. 1897 01:44:35,775 --> 01:44:38,319 I don't know enough about it. I would lose. 1898 01:44:38,611 --> 01:44:40,863 But you could recommend someone? 1899 01:44:41,906 --> 01:44:43,365 Sure, sure. 1900 01:44:44,700 --> 01:44:46,118 I know a very good guy. 1901 01:44:46,202 --> 01:44:49,038 His name is Russel Deutsch. He's not a sleazebag. 1902 01:44:49,872 --> 01:44:52,041 Very, very experienced. 1903 01:44:52,875 --> 01:44:54,543 You gotta get that crazy cousin on board, 1904 01:44:54,710 --> 01:44:56,378 she's gonna be your beneficiary. 1905 01:44:56,462 --> 01:44:58,047 She's not gonna want to come to New York. 1906 01:44:58,380 --> 01:44:59,965 I can tell you that right now. 1907 01:45:00,591 --> 01:45:05,971 If you win, she stands to get anywhere from $300,000 to $500,000. 1908 01:45:06,055 --> 01:45:08,182 She's coming to New York. 1909 01:45:08,557 --> 01:45:10,059 You're awesome! 1910 01:45:11,060 --> 01:45:14,313 First thing we do is we file a summons and a complaint 1911 01:45:14,396 --> 01:45:17,149 against the MTA. They get 20 days to respond, 1912 01:45:17,483 --> 01:45:20,152 and when they do, we can make our discovery requests. 1913 01:45:20,236 --> 01:45:22,863 Accident reports, personnel records, etcetera. 1914 01:45:22,947 --> 01:45:27,034 But now, you gotta realize, this is going to take some time. 1915 01:45:27,284 --> 01:45:30,788 The law says you have to have a court date within one year. 1916 01:45:30,913 --> 01:45:33,749 Usually it takes around six, depending. 1917 01:45:33,833 --> 01:45:34,834 Six years? 1918 01:45:34,917 --> 01:45:35,918 Yes, depending. 1919 01:45:36,085 --> 01:45:37,586 Now, I mentioned to Dave, 1920 01:45:37,670 --> 01:45:40,589 I have a friend who writes for the Metro section of The Times. 1921 01:45:40,673 --> 01:45:42,758 Yes, now, if it could really happen, 1922 01:45:42,925 --> 01:45:45,010 this changes everything in our favor. 1923 01:45:45,094 --> 01:45:47,221 If they think there's gonna be adverse publicity, 1924 01:45:47,304 --> 01:45:48,848 especially in The New York Times, 1925 01:45:48,931 --> 01:45:50,057 they're gonna want to settle right away, 1926 01:45:50,140 --> 01:45:52,893 as soon as possible, and as quietly as possible. 1927 01:45:53,018 --> 01:45:55,604 So they'd make it a condition that we didn't... 1928 01:45:55,896 --> 01:45:58,107 It usually works, you get the money, but you can't talk about it. 1929 01:45:58,440 --> 01:45:59,441 Nobody knows the terms. 1930 01:45:59,650 --> 01:46:01,652 So what good does that do? 1931 01:46:01,819 --> 01:46:03,445 You get the money. 1932 01:46:04,446 --> 01:46:05,447 Is that bad? 1933 01:46:07,157 --> 01:46:10,661 This is how our society punishes people for doing bad things. 1934 01:46:10,786 --> 01:46:13,372 By getting money from their employers' insurance companies? 1935 01:46:13,455 --> 01:46:15,749 Yes. It's called "punitive damages." 1936 01:46:17,501 --> 01:46:20,629 Could we insist they fire the driver? As part of the settlement? 1937 01:46:20,796 --> 01:46:22,464 Sure, why not? 1938 01:46:22,882 --> 01:46:24,550 Is that something people do? 1939 01:46:24,633 --> 01:46:25,759 Sure. It's one of your conditions. 1940 01:46:26,176 --> 01:46:28,971 And you think we're gonna win? 1941 01:46:29,889 --> 01:46:31,724 They're gonna settle? Oh, they're gonna settle. 1942 01:46:41,233 --> 01:46:42,234 Oh. Hi. 1943 01:46:43,903 --> 01:46:45,154 I want to talk to you. 1944 01:46:45,738 --> 01:46:48,073 I take it that's my report card? 1945 01:46:48,324 --> 01:46:49,575 It sure is. 1946 01:46:57,333 --> 01:47:00,836 I had a friend who used to live on this block, at 262? 1947 01:47:01,795 --> 01:47:02,796 Oh. 1948 01:47:02,880 --> 01:47:06,008 That's so nice. Yeah, I don't know if you know her. 1949 01:47:06,091 --> 01:47:08,510 Cheryl Rowan? She's a physiotherapist? 1950 01:47:09,345 --> 01:47:11,513 No, I don't know her. 1951 01:47:11,597 --> 01:47:13,265 I think about 1,000 people must... 1952 01:47:13,349 --> 01:47:14,516 What? 1953 01:47:15,643 --> 01:47:16,644 Nothing. 1954 01:47:18,479 --> 01:47:20,064 Lisa says you're in a play, Joan? 1955 01:47:20,189 --> 01:47:21,815 Oh, yeah. 1956 01:47:21,899 --> 01:47:23,609 LISA: It's really good, you should go see it. 1957 01:47:23,692 --> 01:47:27,196 Well, the play is great, and it has this really nice cast. 1958 01:47:27,363 --> 01:47:30,115 LISA: She's being modest. She's gonna win every award in New York. 1959 01:47:30,366 --> 01:47:32,409 Oh, all that stuff's a long way off. 1960 01:47:32,993 --> 01:47:34,954 EMILY: I don't go to the theater very much. 1961 01:47:35,037 --> 01:47:38,582 No, it's just nice, because you can work a long time in the theater 1962 01:47:38,666 --> 01:47:42,044 and play a lot of great parts and not get a lot of recognition. 1963 01:47:42,127 --> 01:47:43,754 And even though you don't necessarily 1964 01:47:43,879 --> 01:47:45,506 do it for that as your primary motive, 1965 01:47:45,589 --> 01:47:47,633 it is nice when people do notice something you've done. 1966 01:47:47,716 --> 01:47:48,717 Mmm-hmm. 1967 01:47:49,176 --> 01:47:50,844 I was on a television show a few years ago. 1968 01:47:50,970 --> 01:47:52,638 I'd been doing theater all my life, 1969 01:47:52,721 --> 01:47:56,225 and suddenly all my relatives started calling to congratulate me 1970 01:47:56,308 --> 01:47:58,143 because they thought I'd finally made it. (CHUCKLES) 1971 01:47:58,227 --> 01:48:00,980 All it was was this dumb show that paid the bills for a while. 1972 01:48:01,063 --> 01:48:03,190 That show was so stupid. 1973 01:48:03,273 --> 01:48:05,275 Well, it wasn't that bad. 1974 01:48:06,944 --> 01:48:09,488 Anyway, I realize this is horribly embarrassing for Lisa, 1975 01:48:09,697 --> 01:48:12,241 but I just really wanted to meet you, Emily, 1976 01:48:12,324 --> 01:48:16,662 because you've frankly become such a big part of Lisa's life, 1977 01:48:16,745 --> 01:48:19,206 and I don't want to be intrusive, 1978 01:48:19,289 --> 01:48:22,418 but this whole court case seems to be suddenly dominating everything 1979 01:48:22,501 --> 01:48:24,128 and I can't get Lisa to tell me anything about it. 1980 01:48:24,211 --> 01:48:25,170 That's not true. 1981 01:48:25,254 --> 01:48:26,463 Well, I can't. 1982 01:48:28,173 --> 01:48:29,216 I want you to know, Lisa, 1983 01:48:29,299 --> 01:48:32,177 I'm very, very proud of you for pursuing this the way that you have. 1984 01:48:32,261 --> 01:48:34,888 But I can't let you pursue it to the point 1985 01:48:34,972 --> 01:48:36,348 where it's taking over your life 1986 01:48:36,432 --> 01:48:38,350 or interfering with your schoolwork. 1987 01:48:38,934 --> 01:48:40,811 See, it's come down to a question of homework. 1988 01:48:40,894 --> 01:48:43,439 Lisa's on a half scholarship at her school. 1989 01:48:44,273 --> 01:48:47,401 I know she feels a real sense of responsibility about what happened. 1990 01:48:47,943 --> 01:48:49,737 Yeah, I do. 1991 01:48:49,945 --> 01:48:53,198 I know you do. I know you do. But you can't not do your homework 1992 01:48:53,282 --> 01:48:55,451 and you can't throw away your scholarship because of it. 1993 01:48:55,617 --> 01:48:59,121 I'm not. My grades slipped a little. They'll get better. 1994 01:48:59,413 --> 01:49:02,916 Anyone can do their homework. You just sit down and do it. 1995 01:49:03,042 --> 01:49:04,960 I've been distracted. I'll stop. 1996 01:49:06,962 --> 01:49:09,631 All right. We didn't need a big conference about it. 1997 01:49:09,715 --> 01:49:11,050 It's not a big conference. 1998 01:49:11,133 --> 01:49:14,636 (SIGHS) I just wanted to know what was going on. 1999 01:49:16,096 --> 01:49:17,723 And I wanted to meet Emily. 2000 01:49:18,974 --> 01:49:20,809 I know it's a little awkward. 2001 01:49:24,813 --> 01:49:27,983 Lisa? Do you think Emily would like to see the play? 2002 01:49:28,817 --> 01:49:31,695 I thought you could both come, and then we could go out afterwards. 2003 01:49:31,779 --> 01:49:33,155 All right. Let me ask her. 2004 01:49:36,200 --> 01:49:37,618 Okay. 2005 01:49:38,744 --> 01:49:40,496 Dig in, everybody. 2006 01:49:44,833 --> 01:49:46,835 I was thinking about spending next year with Dad. 2007 01:49:48,629 --> 01:49:50,130 Oh? Yeah. 2008 01:49:51,131 --> 01:49:52,466 You're worried about my grades. 2009 01:49:52,549 --> 01:49:54,218 They have really good public schools in Santa Monica 2010 01:49:54,301 --> 01:49:55,886 and if I officially lived With him, 2011 01:49:55,969 --> 01:49:57,805 you wouldn't have to worry about my scholarship. 2012 01:49:59,056 --> 01:50:00,724 Have you talked to him about this? 2013 01:50:00,849 --> 01:50:02,559 We've had some general discussions. 2014 01:50:02,643 --> 01:50:04,228 Do you want to go, too? CURTIS: Me? 2015 01:50:04,311 --> 01:50:05,354 Yeah. Do you want to move to LA, too? 2016 01:50:05,479 --> 01:50:06,522 No. 2017 01:50:06,730 --> 01:50:08,107 Well, let me know if you do. 2018 01:50:08,190 --> 01:50:09,983 LISA: Why are you being like this? 2019 01:50:10,067 --> 01:50:11,693 Why am I being like what? 2020 01:50:11,819 --> 01:50:13,070 Why are you about to start crying? 2021 01:50:13,487 --> 01:50:15,322 Because it's your intention to make me start crying! 2022 01:50:15,405 --> 01:50:16,740 No, it's not. 2023 01:50:17,449 --> 01:50:18,867 You want to move to LA, move to LA. 2024 01:50:18,992 --> 01:50:20,202 Why can't this even be mentioned 2025 01:50:20,285 --> 01:50:21,453 without you taking it personally? 2026 01:50:21,537 --> 01:50:23,455 I'm just introducing a possibility! (CLATTERING) 2027 01:50:23,539 --> 01:50:26,625 Here's a possibility, that you can make your own fucking dinner! 2028 01:50:26,708 --> 01:50:28,752 Here's a possibility, that you can do whatever you want to do... 2029 01:50:28,836 --> 01:50:30,129 Jesus Christ! What is with you? 2030 01:50:30,212 --> 01:50:31,797 I don't care anymore, you heartless little fucking bitch! 2031 01:50:31,880 --> 01:50:33,298 Keep it up! This really makes me want to stay here! 2032 01:50:33,382 --> 01:50:35,134 You think you're so fucking perfect? 2033 01:50:35,217 --> 01:50:36,218 No! 2034 01:50:39,054 --> 01:50:40,013 Nice one. 2035 01:50:40,097 --> 01:50:41,098 Shut up! 2036 01:50:42,266 --> 01:50:43,559 (PEOPLE CHEERING) 2037 01:50:43,642 --> 01:50:45,352 Let me tell you something, Eliot. 2038 01:51:24,099 --> 01:51:26,268 DEUTSCH: How would you describe the relationship overall? 2039 01:51:28,854 --> 01:51:31,440 Did you talk on the phone a lot? Were there a lot of visits? 2040 01:51:31,607 --> 01:51:33,275 I would say we talked on the phone 2041 01:51:33,400 --> 01:51:35,110 a couple of times a month, at least. 2042 01:51:35,569 --> 01:51:39,156 Sometimes more than that. I would call her, she would call me. 2043 01:51:40,282 --> 01:51:43,702 And what were the nature of the conversations? 2044 01:51:44,036 --> 01:51:48,123 Oh, family stuff, mostly. Her family, my kids. 2045 01:51:48,790 --> 01:51:51,126 She'd give you advice about your family? That kind of thing? 2046 01:51:51,335 --> 01:51:53,879 Oh, I would say so, yes. 2047 01:51:54,421 --> 01:51:55,589 Do you have any phone records? 2048 01:51:55,672 --> 01:51:58,508 I have all my phone bills, if that's what you mean. 2049 01:51:58,884 --> 01:52:00,844 I didn't record the actual conversations. 2050 01:52:00,928 --> 01:52:02,054 No, no. 2051 01:52:02,137 --> 01:52:04,890 You'll see we talked on the phone quite frequently. 2052 01:52:05,182 --> 01:52:07,142 Okay, terrific. I see you came prepared. 2053 01:52:07,267 --> 01:52:09,186 Well, I wanted to bring everything. 2054 01:52:09,478 --> 01:52:12,064 Now, when they take your deposition, 2055 01:52:12,147 --> 01:52:13,982 you're gonna say the same thing you just told me. 2056 01:52:14,066 --> 01:52:15,359 Just talk about the relationship. 2057 01:52:15,651 --> 01:52:16,902 Uh-huh. 2058 01:52:16,985 --> 01:52:18,278 Kind of advice she used to give. 2059 01:52:18,403 --> 01:52:19,655 Okay. 2060 01:52:22,241 --> 01:52:25,452 Now, Emily, where did you find this lawyer? 2061 01:52:25,953 --> 01:52:28,413 EMILY: He was recommended by my friend. 2062 01:52:30,499 --> 01:52:34,836 I'm asking because my husband knows a real good New York lawyer 2063 01:52:35,420 --> 01:52:37,005 and I'm not entirely comfortable 2064 01:52:37,130 --> 01:52:38,674 with someone no one's ever heard of. 2065 01:52:38,840 --> 01:52:41,843 EMILY: My friend's heard of him. He says he's very good. 2066 01:52:42,094 --> 01:52:43,428 Well, I'm sure he is. 2067 01:52:43,512 --> 01:52:46,723 But I have a responsibility in this situation 2068 01:52:47,516 --> 01:52:49,184 and I would feel a whole lot more 2069 01:52:49,309 --> 01:52:50,936 comfortable with someone who didn't just 2070 01:52:51,019 --> 01:52:52,729 drop in out of the clear blue sky. 2071 01:52:52,813 --> 01:52:55,065 He didn't drop in out of the clear blue sky. 2072 01:52:55,190 --> 01:52:57,526 He was recommended by my friend. 2073 01:52:58,652 --> 01:53:03,323 But, Abigail, even if we switched lawyers, we'd still have to pay him. 2074 01:53:03,448 --> 01:53:06,618 It all comes out of the settlement, so it's really up to you. 2075 01:53:06,702 --> 01:53:08,662 No, if you all think he's good... 2076 01:53:08,870 --> 01:53:10,539 I don't know whether he is or not. 2077 01:53:10,706 --> 01:53:12,040 My friend thinks he is. 2078 01:53:12,207 --> 01:53:13,542 All right. 2079 01:53:15,168 --> 01:53:17,796 Now, Lisa, what's your involvement in all this? 2080 01:53:17,879 --> 01:53:19,548 What's your angle? 2081 01:53:20,507 --> 01:53:22,926 I just wanted to... 2082 01:53:24,803 --> 01:53:26,430 I was just there. 2083 01:53:29,891 --> 01:53:32,477 LISA: And that's you and Monica, obviously. 2084 01:53:32,936 --> 01:53:34,229 EMILY: Mmm-hmm. 2085 01:53:35,105 --> 01:53:37,399 Oh, my God, is that you? 2086 01:53:38,859 --> 01:53:40,193 That's me. 2087 01:53:43,780 --> 01:53:45,574 Oh, my God. Is that her daughter? 2088 01:53:46,992 --> 01:53:48,285 Mmm-hmm. 2089 01:53:48,827 --> 01:53:49,995 God... 2090 01:53:50,203 --> 01:53:52,331 So, how old was she when she died? 2091 01:53:53,790 --> 01:53:54,791 Twelve. 2092 01:53:55,667 --> 01:53:57,294 God, I can't even imagine. 2093 01:53:58,295 --> 01:53:59,421 Neither could we. 2094 01:54:03,592 --> 01:54:08,138 Do you know Monica asked about her when she was dying? 2095 01:54:10,557 --> 01:54:11,933 No, I didn't. 2096 01:54:12,100 --> 01:54:14,353 Yeah, I think she was confused, like, 2097 01:54:14,728 --> 01:54:17,064 I think she thought I was her daughter for a minute. 2098 01:54:17,314 --> 01:54:19,107 Then she was asking me to call her, 2099 01:54:19,232 --> 01:54:21,026 like, to tell her what happened, you know? 2100 01:54:21,443 --> 01:54:23,362 Like she didn't remember she was dead. 2101 01:54:25,822 --> 01:54:29,993 But, then it got confusing, because I said, "Sure, what's her name?" 2102 01:54:30,410 --> 01:54:31,912 And she said her name was Lisa. 2103 01:54:32,037 --> 01:54:33,580 And I said, "No, that's my name." 2104 01:54:35,290 --> 01:54:37,584 I didn't realize we had the same name. 2105 01:54:41,630 --> 01:54:43,507 And when I found out her daughter was dead, 2106 01:54:44,007 --> 01:54:45,300 ever since then 2107 01:54:45,801 --> 01:54:48,428 I've had this really strange feeling that, 2108 01:54:48,553 --> 01:54:51,181 some way, for those last five minutes, 2109 01:54:52,057 --> 01:54:54,059 I kind of was her daughter. 2110 01:54:54,643 --> 01:54:57,979 You know, like in some weird way, this obviously amazing woman 2111 01:54:58,355 --> 01:55:00,107 got to be with her daughter again 2112 01:55:00,232 --> 01:55:01,983 for a few minutes, right before she died. 2113 01:55:03,235 --> 01:55:06,571 And is she still inhabiting your body? 2114 01:55:06,655 --> 01:55:09,825 Or did she go right back to the spirit world after it was over? 2115 01:55:09,950 --> 01:55:12,285 I didn't mean she was literally inhabiting my body. 2116 01:55:12,369 --> 01:55:13,662 I don't believe in all that stuff at all. 2117 01:55:13,745 --> 01:55:16,123 I don't give a fuck what you believe in. 2118 01:55:16,206 --> 01:55:18,417 Oh, my God! Why are you so mad at me? 2119 01:55:18,500 --> 01:55:20,335 Because this is not an opera! 2120 01:55:20,460 --> 01:55:23,004 What? I said this is not an opera! 2121 01:55:23,088 --> 01:55:24,881 You think I think this is an opera? 2122 01:55:24,965 --> 01:55:27,134 Because I think it's dramatic? Yes! 2123 01:55:27,342 --> 01:55:28,593 I think you're very young. 2124 01:55:28,677 --> 01:55:30,011 What does that have to do with anything? 2125 01:55:30,095 --> 01:55:32,973 If anything, I think it means I care more than someone who's older, 2126 01:55:33,056 --> 01:55:35,016 because this kind of thing has never happened to me before! 2127 01:55:35,434 --> 01:55:39,813 No, it means you care more easily. There's a big difference. 2128 01:55:40,105 --> 01:55:42,107 Only it's not you that it's happening to. 2129 01:55:42,190 --> 01:55:45,318 Yes, it is! I know I'm not the one who was run over by a bus... 2130 01:55:45,402 --> 01:55:46,611 That's right, you weren't. 2131 01:55:46,695 --> 01:55:48,613 And you're not the one who died of leukemia 2132 01:55:48,697 --> 01:55:51,658 and you're not the one who just died in an earthquake in Algeria! 2133 01:55:51,741 --> 01:55:54,411 But you will be. Do you understand me? You will be. 2134 01:55:54,536 --> 01:55:55,537 And it's not dramatic. 2135 01:55:55,620 --> 01:55:56,621 I'm well aware of that! 2136 01:55:56,705 --> 01:56:00,625 This first-blush, phony deepness of yours is worth nothing. 2137 01:56:00,709 --> 01:56:01,751 Oh, wow. Do you understand? 2138 01:56:01,835 --> 01:56:03,295 It's not worth anything! 2139 01:56:03,503 --> 01:56:05,380 Because it'll all be troweled over in a month or two. 2140 01:56:05,464 --> 01:56:06,465 And when you get older 2141 01:56:06,548 --> 01:56:09,926 and you don't have a big reaction every time a dog is run over, 2142 01:56:10,010 --> 01:56:11,887 then we'll find out what kind of a person you are! 2143 01:56:12,262 --> 01:56:13,805 I'm sorry, but I didn't start this 2144 01:56:13,930 --> 01:56:15,474 conversation and I don't play these games. 2145 01:56:15,557 --> 01:56:16,892 I'm not playing games! 2146 01:56:17,058 --> 01:56:18,393 And don't look so outraged! 2147 01:56:18,477 --> 01:56:21,104 You have every right to falsify your own life, 2148 01:56:21,188 --> 01:56:24,357 but you have no right to falsify anybody else's. 2149 01:56:24,566 --> 01:56:26,735 It's what makes people into Nazis! 2150 01:56:27,277 --> 01:56:29,613 And I'm sorry, but it's just a little suspicious 2151 01:56:29,696 --> 01:56:30,989 that you're making such a big fuss 2152 01:56:31,114 --> 01:56:32,449 about this when you didn't even know her 2153 01:56:32,532 --> 01:56:34,075 and you're having troubles with your own mother. 2154 01:56:34,159 --> 01:56:35,160 Oh, my God! 2155 01:56:35,410 --> 01:56:38,330 But this is my life we're talking about, 2156 01:56:38,455 --> 01:56:41,416 'cause it's my real friend who got killed, 2157 01:56:41,833 --> 01:56:44,544 who I'm never going to see again, 2158 01:56:44,711 --> 01:56:48,173 who I've known since I was 19 years old myself. 2159 01:56:48,715 --> 01:56:52,052 And I don't want that sucked into some adolescent self-dramatization! 2160 01:56:52,135 --> 01:56:56,431 I'm not fucking dramatizing anything! I was there and you weren't, 2161 01:56:56,598 --> 01:56:57,766 and if I happen to express myself 2162 01:56:57,933 --> 01:56:59,100 a little hyperbolically, Emily, 2163 01:56:59,184 --> 01:57:00,685 that's just the way I talk! 2164 01:57:00,769 --> 01:57:02,562 I can't help it if my mother's an actress! 2165 01:57:02,687 --> 01:57:04,439 Why are you being so fucking strident? 2166 01:57:04,606 --> 01:57:05,607 (SLAMS) 2167 01:57:05,941 --> 01:57:07,234 Yeah. "Strident"? 2168 01:57:07,317 --> 01:57:08,443 Okay. 2169 01:57:09,402 --> 01:57:10,403 You should leave. 2170 01:57:10,570 --> 01:57:11,821 Why? Because I called you strident? 2171 01:57:12,113 --> 01:57:13,949 Yeah. You should leave. 2172 01:57:14,199 --> 01:57:15,283 Okay, I will. 2173 01:57:15,492 --> 01:57:17,077 Now! Okay, let me get my bag! 2174 01:57:17,285 --> 01:57:18,912 LISA: All I meant by saying you were strident 2175 01:57:19,037 --> 01:57:20,705 is that you were being emphatic! 2176 01:57:20,789 --> 01:57:22,207 I obviously misused the word. 2177 01:57:22,290 --> 01:57:23,583 Look it up when you get home. 2178 01:57:23,708 --> 01:57:25,001 Jesus Christ. You're amazing. 2179 01:57:25,085 --> 01:57:26,378 Yes. I'm amazing. 2180 01:57:26,503 --> 01:57:27,837 Why are you doing this? 2181 01:57:27,921 --> 01:57:31,258 Lisa, I'm not doing anything. I'm a human being. 2182 01:57:31,550 --> 01:57:33,385 Monica was a human being. 2183 01:57:33,593 --> 01:57:35,345 So was her daughter and so is your mother. 2184 01:57:35,428 --> 01:57:37,222 We are not supporting characters 2185 01:57:37,347 --> 01:57:39,182 in the fascinating story of your life. 2186 01:57:39,266 --> 01:57:41,101 I never said or thought you were, 2187 01:57:41,184 --> 01:57:42,936 and I really didn't mean to call you strident. 2188 01:57:43,061 --> 01:57:44,813 I totally misused the word. 2189 01:57:44,896 --> 01:57:47,649 I wasn't trying to insult you, Emily. I really wasn't. 2190 01:57:47,899 --> 01:57:50,527 (WEEPING) I feel so bad about what happened 2191 01:57:50,610 --> 01:57:53,446 and I'm trying so hard to do something about it. 2192 01:57:53,530 --> 01:57:55,782 I don't understand why, if I say something wrong, 2193 01:57:55,865 --> 01:57:58,118 you can't just give me a break. 2194 01:57:59,953 --> 01:58:01,496 Thanks for letting me come over. 2195 01:58:02,163 --> 01:58:03,999 I know you don't want me here. 2196 01:58:04,207 --> 01:58:05,208 MR. AARON: It's all right. 2197 01:58:05,292 --> 01:58:07,294 But I didn't have anyone else to talk to. 2198 01:58:08,169 --> 01:58:11,089 You have always been very sympathetic to my craziness, 2199 01:58:11,381 --> 01:58:13,049 and I may not show it all the time, 2200 01:58:13,174 --> 01:58:14,884 but I actually really appreciate it. 2201 01:58:15,010 --> 01:58:16,136 It's no problem. 2202 01:58:19,055 --> 01:58:20,265 So... 2203 01:58:20,932 --> 01:58:22,350 What's been going on? 2204 01:58:23,727 --> 01:58:24,978 I just need to talk to somebody 2205 01:58:25,061 --> 01:58:28,356 who doesn't completely misunderstand who I am. 2206 01:58:28,690 --> 01:58:30,358 Or not even who I am, 2207 01:58:30,442 --> 01:58:33,403 but what's going on inside me, or all around me. 2208 01:58:34,404 --> 01:58:35,697 Sound confused enough? 2209 01:58:35,822 --> 01:58:37,073 No, no. 2210 01:58:37,866 --> 01:58:41,411 Anyway, for whatever reason, 2211 01:58:41,536 --> 01:58:45,248 I always felt like we understood each other on some level. 2212 01:58:45,665 --> 01:58:48,918 Even though I'm like this mass of conflicting impulses, 2213 01:58:49,210 --> 01:58:52,547 and you're basically the most grownup, rational man I know. 2214 01:58:53,381 --> 01:58:56,718 I doubt that's actually true, but thank you. 2215 01:58:57,135 --> 01:58:58,511 (SIGHS) 2216 01:59:00,013 --> 01:59:01,890 It's just a little hot. 2217 01:59:02,724 --> 01:59:04,059 A little warm. 2218 01:59:12,734 --> 01:59:13,735 Is this all right? 2219 01:59:13,902 --> 01:59:14,903 Yeah, it's fine. 2220 01:59:17,947 --> 01:59:19,866 Do you allow smoking in your apartment? 2221 01:59:23,828 --> 01:59:24,996 You can smoke. 2222 01:59:45,058 --> 01:59:46,059 I like your apartment. 2223 01:59:46,142 --> 01:59:47,143 Thanks. 2224 01:59:47,310 --> 01:59:49,229 It's a sublet, actually. 2225 01:59:52,399 --> 01:59:53,733 Sorry. That's okay. 2226 02:00:09,457 --> 02:00:10,625 This is terrible. 2227 02:00:12,293 --> 02:00:13,503 What is? 2228 02:00:19,968 --> 02:00:21,219 What's terrible? 2229 02:00:23,596 --> 02:00:25,515 I just like you so much. 2230 02:00:25,890 --> 02:00:27,267 Sorry. What a moron. 2231 02:00:27,392 --> 02:00:28,810 Hey, Lisa. Lisa. 2232 02:00:30,645 --> 02:00:32,272 I'm your friend. 2233 02:00:33,273 --> 02:00:35,316 And that's not gonna change. 2234 02:00:36,818 --> 02:00:38,278 It's not gonna change. 2235 02:00:39,779 --> 02:00:40,905 Thanks. 2236 02:00:44,159 --> 02:00:46,077 I like you so, so much. 2237 02:01:25,700 --> 02:01:27,744 What's it like in Indiana? 2238 02:01:30,872 --> 02:01:31,915 It's okay. 2239 02:01:52,060 --> 02:01:54,395 MR. AARON: Please don't do that. Don't do that. 2240 02:01:57,398 --> 02:02:00,151 I really wasn't expecting anything like this to happen. 2241 02:02:02,111 --> 02:02:04,572 I'm really not sure how I'm supposed to react. 2242 02:02:05,114 --> 02:02:06,616 Don't worry. I'm not gonna tell anybody, 2243 02:02:06,741 --> 02:02:08,284 if that's what you're worried about. 2244 02:02:08,368 --> 02:02:10,578 I totally initiated the whole thing. 2245 02:02:11,371 --> 02:02:13,665 Anyway, it's just sex. You're acting like a little kid. 2246 02:02:13,748 --> 02:02:15,667 I'll see you in school. 2247 02:02:28,888 --> 02:02:30,306 You're a fuckin' idiot! 2248 02:02:30,765 --> 02:02:33,977 I think teenagers should definitely rule the world because 2249 02:02:34,060 --> 02:02:36,354 teenagers aren't corrupted by adult life yet 2250 02:02:36,479 --> 02:02:38,773 and they're idealistic and they care. 2251 02:02:39,107 --> 02:02:41,067 And I know a lot of people feel 2252 02:02:41,192 --> 02:02:43,111 that teenagers are really naive, 2253 02:02:43,194 --> 02:02:45,029 which they are, many of them. 2254 02:02:45,446 --> 02:02:46,865 But they still haven't had a chance 2255 02:02:46,990 --> 02:02:48,408 to get burned out by the disappointments 2256 02:02:48,491 --> 02:02:50,827 and harsh realities of learning how to play the game. 2257 02:02:50,910 --> 02:02:52,996 So, yes, I would vote "yes." 2258 02:02:53,329 --> 02:02:55,623 All right. Lisa? 2259 02:02:55,957 --> 02:02:57,000 I'm not even gonna comment on the fact 2260 02:02:57,083 --> 02:02:59,252 that you just compared a 19-year-old Palestinian 2261 02:02:59,335 --> 02:03:00,503 to a member of the Hitler Youth! 2262 02:03:00,587 --> 02:03:02,672 That's right, because they both like to kill Jews. 2263 02:03:02,755 --> 02:03:04,048 Lisa! Hey! Come on, guys. 2264 02:03:04,132 --> 02:03:05,842 It's not because they've been occupied and humiliated 2265 02:03:05,925 --> 02:03:07,760 and bombed out of their homes for the last 50 years? 2266 02:03:07,844 --> 02:03:08,928 That's partly why they like it. 2267 02:03:09,012 --> 02:03:10,763 It's not like killing civilians is their last resort. 2268 02:03:10,847 --> 02:03:13,391 It's their first resort because it's easy and they like it. 2269 02:03:13,474 --> 02:03:14,893 MR. KLEIN: Raise your hands. They like it? 2270 02:03:14,976 --> 02:03:16,269 They're just bad people and they like it? 2271 02:03:16,352 --> 02:03:17,437 Yes! There are bad people in the world. 2272 02:03:17,520 --> 02:03:19,397 I think they liked blowing up the World Trade Center! 2273 02:03:19,480 --> 02:03:21,065 They kill their own sisters when they get raped! 2274 02:03:21,149 --> 02:03:22,150 Who? It's called barbarism! 2275 02:03:22,233 --> 02:03:24,152 It's practically all people do is kill each other. 2276 02:03:24,235 --> 02:03:25,737 If they didn't like it, they wouldn't do it. 2277 02:03:25,820 --> 02:03:27,405 You guys aren't the only ones in the class! 2278 02:03:27,488 --> 02:03:28,489 You're not even Jewish, Lisa! 2279 02:03:28,573 --> 02:03:30,950 The next person who opens their mouth without raising their hand... 2280 02:03:31,034 --> 02:03:32,452 I'm fucking half Jewish, and who cares 2281 02:03:32,577 --> 02:03:33,995 what I am? I'm anti-murder, not pro-Israel. 2282 02:03:34,078 --> 02:03:35,872 Lisa! You can leave! 2283 02:03:36,080 --> 02:03:38,333 Fine. Thank you. 2284 02:03:44,547 --> 02:03:46,174 (INAUDIBLE) 2285 02:03:50,637 --> 02:03:52,013 I guess I lost my cool a little, 2286 02:03:52,138 --> 02:03:53,514 but there is such a thing as... 2287 02:03:53,598 --> 02:03:55,058 Who is running these discussions? 2288 02:03:55,141 --> 02:03:56,935 But, Lisa, you have to remember, 2289 02:03:57,018 --> 02:03:59,270 it's always easy for the dominant side 2290 02:03:59,395 --> 02:04:01,689 to be content with the status quo. 2291 02:04:03,858 --> 02:04:05,068 How do you mean, Ramon? 2292 02:04:05,360 --> 02:04:09,447 I mean the oppressor uses violence to maintain his position 2293 02:04:09,530 --> 02:04:11,491 and calls it the rule of law. 2294 02:04:12,200 --> 02:04:16,371 But when the person underfoot uses violence to change his status, 2295 02:04:16,454 --> 02:04:18,539 he's called a criminal and a terrorist. 2296 02:04:19,123 --> 02:04:23,002 And the violence of the state is called upon to put him down. 2297 02:04:23,252 --> 02:04:24,253 EMILY: I see. 2298 02:04:24,587 --> 02:04:26,798 And what would you like them to do? 2299 02:04:28,633 --> 02:04:29,634 "They" meaning? 2300 02:04:30,468 --> 02:04:32,929 The Jew oppressors. What would you like them to do? 2301 02:04:33,513 --> 02:04:35,181 I didn't use that expression. 2302 02:04:35,431 --> 02:04:37,266 No, you didn't. RAMON: But since you ask... 2303 02:04:37,350 --> 02:04:39,268 I spent the whole day arguing about this. 2304 02:04:39,394 --> 02:04:41,312 I didn't really mean to bring it up again. 2305 02:04:41,396 --> 02:04:42,563 Don't handle me. 2306 02:04:42,730 --> 02:04:43,898 I'm not handling you. 2307 02:04:44,065 --> 02:04:46,025 What did you think of the play? Don't bother, Mom. 2308 02:04:46,109 --> 02:04:49,737 And I think it's ironic in the extreme that the victims of Nazis 2309 02:04:49,821 --> 02:04:51,781 find it essential... If Israelis were like Nazis 2310 02:04:51,864 --> 02:04:53,658 there wouldn't be any Arabs left. ...to use Nazi tactics... 2311 02:04:53,741 --> 02:04:55,159 That's what I've been saying! EMILY: And I'm leaving. 2312 02:04:55,243 --> 02:04:57,245 That seems excessive, Emily, come on. 2313 02:04:57,745 --> 02:05:00,373 That's the response. That's the Jewish response. 2314 02:05:01,833 --> 02:05:02,834 It's the what? 2315 02:05:02,959 --> 02:05:03,960 It's the Jewish response. 2316 02:05:04,043 --> 02:05:06,754 You don't like what I am saying or what I do, so you... 2317 02:05:06,838 --> 02:05:07,839 Oh, my God! 2318 02:05:07,964 --> 02:05:09,007 That's my Jewish response. 2319 02:05:09,090 --> 02:05:11,759 RAMON: That's all right. It's all right. 2320 02:05:13,344 --> 02:05:14,595 It's all right. That's all right. 2321 02:05:16,222 --> 02:05:18,516 It's a perfect little encapsule. 2322 02:05:20,184 --> 02:05:21,978 It's the Jewish response. 2323 02:05:28,901 --> 02:05:31,279 RAMON: Joan, I won't defend myself. 2324 02:05:31,404 --> 02:05:32,864 All what I meant was 2325 02:05:32,947 --> 02:05:35,783 that was the typical response you will get from someone 2326 02:05:35,908 --> 02:05:38,578 who will take that position that woman was taking. 2327 02:05:40,079 --> 02:05:43,916 If I would have said the word "lsraeli" instead of the word "Jewish," 2328 02:05:44,167 --> 02:05:45,877 I don't think there would be a problem. 2329 02:05:46,377 --> 02:05:48,796 But if you want to break up with me 2330 02:05:48,963 --> 02:05:51,424 because I used the wrong adjective... 2331 02:05:51,966 --> 02:05:53,259 What I'm going to do? 2332 02:05:53,342 --> 02:05:54,927 I'm not going to beg you. 2333 02:05:57,889 --> 02:05:59,015 (LINE RINGING) 2334 02:06:07,648 --> 02:06:08,983 (PHONE RINGING) 2335 02:06:11,694 --> 02:06:13,029 Hello? 2336 02:06:13,112 --> 02:06:14,781 Hi, Dad, how are you? 2337 02:06:18,493 --> 02:06:21,162 Really? What's the matter? 2338 02:06:27,001 --> 02:06:28,294 I never said I didn't want to go. 2339 02:06:28,586 --> 02:06:30,046 I can't get a straight answer from 2340 02:06:30,171 --> 02:06:31,672 anybody about what they want to eat... 2341 02:06:32,173 --> 02:06:33,841 Annette says she's called you four times 2342 02:06:34,008 --> 02:06:35,676 and you haven't called her back. 2343 02:06:35,802 --> 02:06:37,345 The ranch seems to be putting some 2344 02:06:37,512 --> 02:06:39,097 kind of intolerable pressure on her 2345 02:06:39,180 --> 02:06:42,016 to choose five lunches for a five-day trip that 2346 02:06:42,100 --> 02:06:43,726 we're not taking for a month and a half. 2347 02:06:43,810 --> 02:06:45,561 I talk to Curtis about it and all I get 2348 02:06:45,686 --> 02:06:47,480 is monosyllables. So what is the point? 2349 02:06:47,730 --> 02:06:50,066 I think he's really looking forward to it. 2350 02:06:50,149 --> 02:06:51,901 Well, that hasn't been my impression. 2351 02:06:52,110 --> 02:06:54,278 I also think, Lisa, it would be a good idea 2352 02:06:54,362 --> 02:06:57,323 if we just tabled the notion of you coming out here next year. 2353 02:06:57,907 --> 02:06:59,408 Things look like they're gonna start 2354 02:06:59,534 --> 02:07:01,035 picking up for me a little bit in the fall 2355 02:07:01,119 --> 02:07:02,120 and that means I'm not gonna be 2356 02:07:02,203 --> 02:07:03,162 around the house all that much, 2357 02:07:03,246 --> 02:07:04,622 and since you and Annette detest each other, 2358 02:07:04,705 --> 02:07:06,040 I honestly don't think that's what 2359 02:07:06,207 --> 02:07:07,542 I want to come home to after a 14-hour day. 2360 02:07:07,625 --> 02:07:08,668 We don't detest each other. 2361 02:07:08,751 --> 02:07:10,795 Well, I gotta tell you, it doesn't strike me 2362 02:07:10,878 --> 02:07:12,880 as something you seem that serious about. 2363 02:07:13,256 --> 02:07:14,257 Okay. 2364 02:07:14,340 --> 02:07:18,678 So, just tell Curtis that New Mexico's off and I'll talk to you whenever. 2365 02:07:18,761 --> 02:07:19,887 Okay. All right. 2366 02:07:20,721 --> 02:07:21,722 What's wrong? 2367 02:07:26,519 --> 02:07:27,812 (PHONE RINGING) 2368 02:07:27,895 --> 02:07:29,689 ABIGAIL: Mr. Deutsch? I'm right here. 2369 02:07:29,772 --> 02:07:33,526 ROB: I had the thought, if they're willing to settle so quickly, 2370 02:07:33,609 --> 02:07:35,611 maybe we're better off waiting a little bit, 2371 02:07:35,736 --> 02:07:37,780 you know, rattlin' the saber a little more? 2372 02:07:37,864 --> 02:07:38,823 Maybe we're cuttin' our own throats here. 2373 02:07:38,906 --> 02:07:40,032 They are responding to the story in the paper. 2374 02:07:40,116 --> 02:07:41,534 ABIGAIL: That's just common sense. 2375 02:07:41,993 --> 02:07:45,246 But what you gotta understand is they're offering to settle now 2376 02:07:45,329 --> 02:07:47,623 because they want to get the story out of the paper. 2377 02:07:47,748 --> 02:07:48,833 That's why Russel thinks... 2378 02:07:48,916 --> 02:07:50,543 Besides, the point is not to jack up the price. 2379 02:07:50,626 --> 02:07:51,627 ABIGAIL: I'm sorry? 2380 02:07:51,836 --> 02:07:52,962 ROB: We didn't hear that last bit. 2381 02:07:53,087 --> 02:07:54,255 Ladies, let me just... 2382 02:07:54,589 --> 02:07:58,009 Rob. Abigail. Let me just finish my thought. 2383 02:07:58,676 --> 02:08:01,220 They are jumping at the bait right now. 2384 02:08:01,470 --> 02:08:03,389 But if another six months goes by, we run 2385 02:08:03,514 --> 02:08:05,433 a serious risk of losing our momentum. 2386 02:08:05,600 --> 02:08:06,601 You see what I mean? 2387 02:08:06,726 --> 02:08:10,730 Now I'm gonna hit them very, very hard, I guarantee it. 2388 02:08:10,980 --> 02:08:13,357 That's why I wanted all of us together on the phone, 2389 02:08:13,441 --> 02:08:15,943 so we could talk about your other terms, besides the damages. 2390 02:08:16,277 --> 02:08:18,738 I promise you, I am gonna be very, very aggressive. 2391 02:08:18,821 --> 02:08:20,281 ABIGAIL: What other terms would there be? 2392 02:08:20,364 --> 02:08:22,742 ROB: What do you mean, like some kind of a fund? 2393 02:08:23,492 --> 02:08:25,036 A what? 2394 02:08:25,161 --> 02:08:26,746 Some kind of fund for the kids? 2395 02:08:27,413 --> 02:08:28,623 I don't understand what you mean by a fund. 2396 02:08:28,748 --> 02:08:29,790 What does he mean, "Besides the damages?" 2397 02:08:29,874 --> 02:08:31,542 ABIGAIL: Mr. Deutsch, do you mean some kind of trust fund? 2398 02:08:31,626 --> 02:08:34,128 A fund that would be set up by the bus company for our kids? 2399 02:08:34,212 --> 02:08:35,421 For tax purposes? 2400 02:08:35,546 --> 02:08:36,881 What fucking fund? 2401 02:08:37,006 --> 02:08:38,341 These people are retarded. 2402 02:08:38,424 --> 02:08:39,383 ABIGAIL: Because I have to tell you, 2403 02:08:39,467 --> 02:08:42,053 we have just lived through that nightmare with Monica and our children, 2404 02:08:42,136 --> 02:08:44,263 and it was not a pleasant experience. 2405 02:08:44,347 --> 02:08:48,226 We just want a clean, straight... Damages is fine. 2406 02:08:48,976 --> 02:08:50,853 Lisa, I'm really proud of you! Thank you. 2407 02:08:50,937 --> 02:08:52,480 Really, really proud! Thank you. 2408 02:08:52,605 --> 02:08:54,357 So, what happens now? 2409 02:08:54,440 --> 02:08:56,317 They have to figure out the terms. 2410 02:08:56,400 --> 02:08:57,568 (PHONE RINGING) 2411 02:08:57,652 --> 02:08:59,987 Hello? Yes? 2412 02:09:01,155 --> 02:09:02,740 What do you mean! What's the matter? 2413 02:09:03,532 --> 02:09:04,617 Yes? 2414 02:09:05,910 --> 02:09:06,911 Yes. 2415 02:09:07,119 --> 02:09:08,162 What? Ramon's had a heart attack. 2416 02:09:08,329 --> 02:09:09,830 What? Is he gonna be okay? Quiet! 2417 02:09:11,666 --> 02:09:12,708 Yes? 2418 02:09:13,834 --> 02:09:14,835 Okay. 2419 02:09:16,504 --> 02:09:18,005 Okay, let me write that down. 2420 02:09:24,011 --> 02:09:25,930 (PEOPLE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 2421 02:09:32,520 --> 02:09:34,188 (WHISPERING) Okay, I'm really not trying to be funny, 2422 02:09:34,272 --> 02:09:36,857 but isn't this a Jewish funeral home? 2423 02:09:38,276 --> 02:09:40,027 (WHISPERING) I guess they do both. 2424 02:09:57,962 --> 02:09:59,088 Excuse me. 2425 02:09:59,547 --> 02:10:00,631 Yes. Joan? 2426 02:10:01,465 --> 02:10:04,969 Oh, you must be Rodrigo. Oh, my God, I'm so sorry. 2427 02:10:07,388 --> 02:10:08,973 Rodrigo, this... 2428 02:10:09,098 --> 02:10:10,725 I want to tell you,Joan, 2429 02:10:11,017 --> 02:10:13,144 my Dad talked about you all the time. 2430 02:10:13,686 --> 02:10:14,645 He did? 2431 02:10:14,729 --> 02:10:15,730 Yes. 2432 02:10:16,731 --> 02:10:18,441 Thank you for telling me that. 2433 02:10:20,026 --> 02:10:21,569 And, I don't know if this is appropriate... 2434 02:10:21,736 --> 02:10:23,279 No, it's okay. 2435 02:10:23,738 --> 02:10:24,739 But... 2436 02:10:25,573 --> 02:10:27,241 He went out a lot. 2437 02:10:31,537 --> 02:10:34,415 Do you know, the last time I spoke to him, 2438 02:10:35,458 --> 02:10:38,377 he told me, from the moment he met you, 2439 02:10:39,712 --> 02:10:41,088 he knew he wanted to marry you. 2440 02:10:42,965 --> 02:10:46,093 Because, for the first time since he lost my mother, 2441 02:10:46,886 --> 02:10:49,805 he finally met a woman he could really connect with. 2442 02:10:55,436 --> 02:10:56,479 Well, 2443 02:10:57,480 --> 02:10:58,481 he was... 2444 02:10:58,606 --> 02:10:59,648 Excuse me. 2445 02:11:02,651 --> 02:11:04,070 (SPEAKS IN SPANISH) 2446 02:11:08,491 --> 02:11:09,950 (WOMAN SOBBING) 2447 02:11:16,165 --> 02:11:18,542 Thanks for coming with me today. I really appreciate it. 2448 02:11:18,626 --> 02:11:20,127 Oh, you're welcome. 2449 02:11:21,796 --> 02:11:23,464 I don't want to be macabre, but... 2450 02:11:23,798 --> 02:11:25,508 Ramon and I were supposed to go to hear 2451 02:11:25,633 --> 02:11:27,385 The Tales of Hoffman the week after next 2452 02:11:27,468 --> 02:11:28,928 and I still have the tickets. 2453 02:11:29,970 --> 02:11:32,765 Would you be interested in going? Or should I give them away? 2454 02:11:33,391 --> 02:11:36,185 It's Monday night. We can dress up. 2455 02:11:37,061 --> 02:11:38,145 I'll go. 2456 02:11:42,608 --> 02:11:43,818 What did you make of that? 2457 02:11:46,278 --> 02:11:47,905 People don't relate to each other, Mom. 2458 02:11:49,115 --> 02:11:52,451 They're totally disconnected. That's what I make of it. 2459 02:11:54,286 --> 02:11:55,287 Well... 2460 02:11:56,956 --> 02:11:58,874 I think that's kind of unfortunate that you think that, 2461 02:11:58,958 --> 02:12:00,209 because I feel like you and I used to 2462 02:12:00,292 --> 02:12:02,002 relate to each other really well. 2463 02:12:02,837 --> 02:12:04,630 I'm not trying to hurt your feelings. 2464 02:12:05,172 --> 02:12:06,757 It's just a general observation. 2465 02:12:10,219 --> 02:12:11,720 (LISA TYPING) 2466 02:12:13,472 --> 02:12:14,473 Okay. 2467 02:12:16,892 --> 02:12:19,562 Hey, can I get a hug? 2468 02:12:20,521 --> 02:12:21,522 Sure. 2469 02:12:25,276 --> 02:12:27,361 (SOBBING) I just feel totally at sea. 2470 02:12:46,755 --> 02:12:48,299 (SIGHS) 2471 02:13:19,705 --> 02:13:20,873 ROB: Hi, Emily. Hi, Lisa. 2472 02:13:20,956 --> 02:13:22,541 ABIGAIL: Hello. LISA: Hi. 2473 02:13:22,625 --> 02:13:23,792 EMILY: Hello. 2474 02:13:24,543 --> 02:13:27,630 I am very pleased to be able to inform you all 2475 02:13:27,922 --> 02:13:31,133 that I had a long meeting with the lawyer from the bus company 2476 02:13:31,258 --> 02:13:34,762 and they have agreed to settle for $350,000. 2477 02:13:35,095 --> 02:13:37,097 ABIGAIL: What? Fantastic! ROB: That is just great! 2478 02:13:37,223 --> 02:13:39,183 I assume this is agreeable with everybody. 2479 02:13:39,266 --> 02:13:40,434 ABIGAIL: Yes! ROB: It's just fantastic! 2480 02:13:40,518 --> 02:13:44,522 But, of course, I gotta bring the offer to you, and get your approval. 2481 02:13:44,605 --> 02:13:45,814 ROB: Mr. Deutsch? Now, 2482 02:13:45,898 --> 02:13:48,776 I know there was a concern after our last call 2483 02:13:48,859 --> 02:13:50,236 that we were jumping the gun a little bit. 2484 02:13:50,319 --> 02:13:51,320 ROB: That's okay. ABIGAIL: We're only... 2485 02:13:51,403 --> 02:13:52,780 Abigail. Rob. 2486 02:13:53,030 --> 02:13:55,199 Could we just listen to what Russel has to say 2487 02:13:55,282 --> 02:13:58,536 and then talk about it once he's told us the whole story 2488 02:13:58,619 --> 02:14:00,162 and given us his recommendation? 2489 02:14:00,371 --> 02:14:02,790 ROB: Yeah. Yes. Sorry. Fire away. 2490 02:14:03,874 --> 02:14:05,000 I was gonna say, 2491 02:14:05,084 --> 02:14:07,169 I know there was a concern after our last call 2492 02:14:07,253 --> 02:14:09,380 that we were jumping the gun a little bit. 2493 02:14:09,463 --> 02:14:10,464 ROB: Well, that's okay. 2494 02:14:10,506 --> 02:14:12,466 Would you let him talk, please! It's okay. 2495 02:14:12,550 --> 02:14:13,801 ABIGAIL: We're sorry. ROB: Sorry. 2496 02:14:14,260 --> 02:14:18,055 I want to tell you that I think it's a very good offer. 2497 02:14:18,430 --> 02:14:19,890 I think they're very anxious to settle. 2498 02:14:20,307 --> 02:14:22,643 But I also do think that at this moment, 2499 02:14:22,726 --> 02:14:24,478 they are under the maximum amount of 2500 02:14:24,603 --> 02:14:26,355 pressure that we can really bring to bear, 2501 02:14:26,480 --> 02:14:28,315 and I don't believe they're gonna come up any higher. 2502 02:14:28,941 --> 02:14:31,819 ABIGAIL: Hey, $350,000, that's nothing to sneeze at. 2503 02:14:31,902 --> 02:14:33,696 ROB: Let me just... I just want to introduce the thought... 2504 02:14:33,779 --> 02:14:35,656 ABIGAIL: Can you all hear me? ALL: Yes! 2505 02:14:35,739 --> 02:14:37,700 Was that everybody? Okay. 2506 02:14:37,783 --> 02:14:39,326 Emily? What do you think? 2507 02:14:39,493 --> 02:14:41,453 I think it sounds like we should do it. 2508 02:14:41,579 --> 02:14:43,205 But I'd like to be... Okay. If that's the vote. 2509 02:14:43,289 --> 02:14:44,873 ROB: Unless you think there's something 2510 02:14:44,999 --> 02:14:46,625 to be gained from holding out for more. 2511 02:14:46,709 --> 02:14:47,960 I think that would be a big mistake. 2512 02:14:48,502 --> 02:14:49,753 ABIGAIL: Robbie, what do you think? 2513 02:14:53,257 --> 02:14:54,341 Sold! ROB: Sold! 2514 02:14:54,466 --> 02:14:55,467 Okay. 2515 02:14:56,135 --> 02:14:59,054 Now, the only downside to this as it stands, 2516 02:15:00,264 --> 02:15:02,766 and I know this may be a serious wrinkle for all of you, 2517 02:15:03,350 --> 02:15:05,644 is that the bus company will absolutely 2518 02:15:05,769 --> 02:15:08,105 not discuss the removal of the driver. 2519 02:15:08,314 --> 02:15:09,523 What? What do you mean? 2520 02:15:09,565 --> 02:15:11,400 ROB: The driver? Then tell them to forget it. 2521 02:15:11,483 --> 02:15:13,444 What do you mean? They won't discuss the removal of the driver? 2522 02:15:13,527 --> 02:15:14,987 Ladies. Let me finish what I was saying. 2523 02:15:15,112 --> 02:15:16,530 ABIGAIL: It's just a blast in our ears. 2524 02:15:16,614 --> 02:15:17,698 Let him finish. 2525 02:15:17,823 --> 02:15:18,907 Finish what? Forget it! 2526 02:15:19,283 --> 02:15:21,577 Thank you. Lisa, I want you to understand, 2527 02:15:21,702 --> 02:15:24,038 I pressed them very, very hard on this, 2528 02:15:24,371 --> 02:15:27,291 but they will not discuss disciplining a company employee 2529 02:15:27,374 --> 02:15:28,500 as part of the settlement 2530 02:15:28,584 --> 02:15:30,669 because it could be seen as an admission 2531 02:15:30,753 --> 02:15:31,962 of guilt on the part of the MTA. 2532 02:15:32,046 --> 02:15:33,881 What does giving us $300,000 mean? 2533 02:15:34,048 --> 02:15:36,300 Settling out of court does not imply an admission of guilt. 2534 02:15:36,383 --> 02:15:38,218 It simply does not carry the same stigma. 2535 02:15:38,469 --> 02:15:40,804 On top of that, you may not know, Lisa, 2536 02:15:40,888 --> 02:15:42,139 that they're currently involved 2537 02:15:42,264 --> 02:15:43,849 in a very tricky labor dispute right now. 2538 02:15:43,932 --> 02:15:46,477 Yeah, we know about that! Just tell them to forget it. 2539 02:15:46,769 --> 02:15:47,770 I know that's your reaction... 2540 02:15:47,895 --> 02:15:48,937 It's the only reason we're here. 2541 02:15:49,063 --> 02:15:50,481 ROB: Can I jump in here? Russel? 2542 02:15:50,606 --> 02:15:52,066 It's really not your decision. 2543 02:15:52,191 --> 02:15:53,400 It's Emily's decision. Hello? 2544 02:15:53,484 --> 02:15:54,485 Are you still with us? Hello? No. 2545 02:15:54,568 --> 02:15:55,861 ABIGAIL: They're not listening, Robbie. It's not? 2546 02:15:55,944 --> 02:15:56,945 EMILY: No! 2547 02:15:57,071 --> 02:15:58,113 It's Abigail's decision, 2548 02:15:58,614 --> 02:16:00,199 because she's the next of kin. 2549 02:16:00,324 --> 02:16:01,909 But she didn't even know about it! 2550 02:16:01,992 --> 02:16:02,993 That doesn't matter. 2551 02:16:03,077 --> 02:16:05,037 ABIGAIL: Could we get back in this conversation, please? 2552 02:16:05,120 --> 02:16:06,205 Yes. I'm sorry. 2553 02:16:06,789 --> 02:16:09,541 Obviously there's some strong emotions going either way here. 2554 02:16:09,792 --> 02:16:11,835 Listen, Emily? I don't know what you're thinking, 2555 02:16:11,919 --> 02:16:13,545 but Rob and I are thinking we should take 2556 02:16:13,671 --> 02:16:15,297 Russel's recommendation while we can. 2557 02:16:15,381 --> 02:16:17,966 Because if they won't fire the guy, they're not gonna fire him. 2558 02:16:18,050 --> 02:16:19,009 And six months or a year from now... 2559 02:16:19,093 --> 02:16:20,094 ROB: Exactly. 2560 02:16:20,177 --> 02:16:21,345 ABIGAIL: We're gonna be in a situation 2561 02:16:21,428 --> 02:16:22,846 where we're begging them for half this much... 2562 02:16:22,930 --> 02:16:24,682 The entire point of the lawsuit 2563 02:16:24,765 --> 02:16:27,309 was to get the guy fired so he doesn't kill somebody else. 2564 02:16:27,393 --> 02:16:29,853 It was not to get you $350,000 2565 02:16:29,937 --> 02:16:31,355 you didn't know you were entitled to 2566 02:16:31,480 --> 02:16:32,940 for somebody you didn't even like! 2567 02:16:33,023 --> 02:16:34,817 And the only reason you're getting the money at all 2568 02:16:34,900 --> 02:16:37,444 is because I started this whole fucking thing in motion! 2569 02:16:37,528 --> 02:16:38,779 I'm sorry for swearing, 2570 02:16:38,946 --> 02:16:40,823 but you should be willing to trade in all the money 2571 02:16:40,948 --> 02:16:42,032 for getting this guy off the street! 2572 02:16:42,157 --> 02:16:43,242 For getting him, Abigail! 2573 02:16:43,325 --> 02:16:45,411 ABIGAIL: Well, I'm sorry, but I have a responsibility 2574 02:16:45,494 --> 02:16:48,914 to Monica and I take that responsibility very seriously. 2575 02:16:48,997 --> 02:16:50,958 And rather than being cursed at over the telephone 2576 02:16:51,041 --> 02:16:53,919 for having the courtesy to involve you in these discussions, Lisa, 2577 02:16:54,002 --> 02:16:55,963 I would hope you would be guided by our judgment. 2578 02:16:56,046 --> 02:16:57,047 Unless I'm wrong about that. 2579 02:16:57,131 --> 02:16:58,090 None of that matters. 2580 02:16:58,173 --> 02:17:00,968 Unless I'm wrong about that, just what is your interest in this? 2581 02:17:01,135 --> 02:17:03,137 Because I'm the one who killed her! 2582 02:17:03,220 --> 02:17:06,765 I'm the one who killed her, but at least I know I did it. 2583 02:17:06,849 --> 02:17:08,517 And that guy has no idea! 2584 02:17:08,600 --> 02:17:11,395 He is wandering around blaming everybody else. 2585 02:17:11,478 --> 02:17:15,733 All I want is for somebody to let him know that what he did was wrong. 2586 02:17:15,816 --> 02:17:19,236 (WEEPING) And if they don't fire him, and all you want is the money, 2587 02:17:19,319 --> 02:17:21,280 and the police won't do anything, 2588 02:17:21,405 --> 02:17:23,323 then how is he gonna know he's wrong? 2589 02:17:23,449 --> 02:17:25,492 You can't take the deal, Abigail! 2590 02:17:25,617 --> 02:17:27,327 It wasn't to get you any money, 2591 02:17:27,494 --> 02:17:29,246 it was because we wanted to get him fired! 2592 02:17:29,329 --> 02:17:30,456 ABIGAIL: Well, it may not matter to you, 2593 02:17:30,539 --> 02:17:34,585 but where I come from, $350,000 is an awful lot of money 2594 02:17:34,668 --> 02:17:36,670 and to my mind is a positive result 2595 02:17:36,795 --> 02:17:38,756 of all this tragedy and not just negative. 2596 02:17:38,839 --> 02:17:40,716 Not just getting someone fired for one mistake, 2597 02:17:40,799 --> 02:17:41,842 no matter how bad it was. 2598 02:17:41,925 --> 02:17:43,385 Shove it up your ass! 2599 02:17:43,469 --> 02:17:44,428 EMILY: Lisa! 2600 02:17:44,511 --> 02:17:47,181 You sleazy fucking lawyer! And you're a moralistic cunt! 2601 02:18:05,699 --> 02:18:08,327 MR. AARON: At this point, I literally have a zero-tolerance Roger policy. 2602 02:18:08,911 --> 02:18:11,538 BONNIE: Good for you. Glad to hear I'm not the only one. 2603 02:18:12,414 --> 02:18:13,499 LISA: Hey! 2604 02:18:14,124 --> 02:18:16,043 Hey, Lisa. What's up? 2605 02:18:16,126 --> 02:18:18,754 Hey, did you guys know I had an abortion last week? 2606 02:18:22,549 --> 02:18:24,134 No. I didn't know that. 2607 02:18:24,218 --> 02:18:26,136 Yeah, it cost $400. 2608 02:18:27,679 --> 02:18:29,389 BONNIE: Um... Should I... 2609 02:18:29,473 --> 02:18:30,516 No, no, don't go anywhere. 2610 02:18:30,641 --> 02:18:32,059 Yeah, don't go anywhere. 2611 02:18:36,647 --> 02:18:38,732 Do you want to tell us about it? 2612 02:18:39,191 --> 02:18:40,567 Yeah, I do. 2613 02:18:43,070 --> 02:18:44,404 Okay. 2614 02:18:45,697 --> 02:18:46,740 Go ahead. 2615 02:18:48,408 --> 02:18:49,409 Well... 2616 02:18:52,538 --> 02:18:55,082 Do your parents know about this, Lisa? 2617 02:18:55,165 --> 02:18:56,166 Yes. 2618 02:18:56,792 --> 02:18:59,086 And have you told the father, honey? 2619 02:18:59,336 --> 02:19:01,713 No. There's a couple of people it could be. 2620 02:19:02,381 --> 02:19:05,092 Well, I think you better tell them, whoever they are. 2621 02:19:05,801 --> 02:19:06,802 No. 2622 02:19:08,053 --> 02:19:09,721 No. Never mind, I mean, I'm sure 2623 02:19:09,847 --> 02:19:11,515 he's sorry, anyway, whichever one he is. 2624 02:19:11,682 --> 02:19:15,269 I don't see how that makes any difference, at all, if he's sorry. 2625 02:19:16,520 --> 02:19:17,729 That doesn't matter. 2626 02:19:19,565 --> 02:19:22,150 I'm sorry. I shouldn't have brought this up. 2627 02:19:22,776 --> 02:19:23,777 Please don't tell anyone. 2628 02:19:23,861 --> 02:19:25,487 We're not gonna tell anyone. 2629 02:19:25,571 --> 02:19:28,240 But you're gonna have to tell whoever it could be. 2630 02:19:28,323 --> 02:19:29,700 It's okay, I... 2631 02:19:30,450 --> 02:19:32,244 I gotta go. 2632 02:19:33,245 --> 02:19:34,538 It doesn't matter about the father 2633 02:19:34,621 --> 02:19:36,707 because the whole thing was my fault. 2634 02:19:38,125 --> 02:19:39,293 I'm sorry. 2635 02:19:43,630 --> 02:19:45,215 What was that? 2636 02:19:49,428 --> 02:19:50,470 Mom's looking for you. 2637 02:19:50,637 --> 02:19:51,722 What for? 2638 02:19:52,097 --> 02:19:53,432 She thinks you're going out with her tonight. 2639 02:19:53,515 --> 02:19:54,641 Where are we going? 2640 02:19:54,892 --> 02:19:55,976 I don't know. 2641 02:20:02,983 --> 02:20:04,818 (CAR HONKING) Don't get run over. 2642 02:20:06,361 --> 02:20:07,738 Wait. What? 2643 02:20:10,782 --> 02:20:12,534 I want to see if that's him. 2644 02:20:24,463 --> 02:20:26,423 It's him, Mom. That's the one. 2645 02:20:52,741 --> 02:20:53,742 Hey. 2646 02:20:57,329 --> 02:21:00,040 Well, so far it's not the greatest opera I ever heard. 2647 02:21:00,332 --> 02:21:01,875 What do you mean? It's okay. 2648 02:23:10,337 --> 02:23:11,922 (ORCHESTRA PLAYS OVERTURE) 2649 02:24:26,705 --> 02:24:28,748 (WOMAN SINGING) 199849

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