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[Woman exhales]

[Murmuring]

[Woman laughing]

Hey, do we have
any paper towels?

Yeah.

And you're still good to cover
my hours next week, right?

Yeah, of course.

- Where are you going anyways?
- Austin.

My friends from college
are getting married.

That sounds pretty horrible.

Of course, we appreciate
your support.

They really want that piece.

And hopefully we'll see you...

In three months
at our next show.

- Thanks.
- Thanks. Good to see you.

That was a nice turnout, huh?

Yeah.

Hey, did you get a chance
to look at my portfolio?

I'd really love a spot
in our next showcase.

Yeah. I did.

I'm sorry, I don't
see how they fit

with our theme this year.

Well, are you sure you
looked at all of them.

-'Cause there's a
few watercolors

in there... -I'm sure.

I'm sorry.

Look, I've been working
here for two years.

- I think I deserve a chance.
- Deserve? Okay.

No one deserves anything.

Not in the art world.

You're right.

You've been here for two years.

If you deserve something

it might be a change of scenery.

You're gonna be gone for a
bit maybe when you come back

will be a good time for you
to look for a new job.

[Woman laughs]

Finally. I thought
you'd die in there.

Honestly, if it wasn't for you,

I wouldn't even be going.

[Sam] Stop. I'll
see you tomorrow.

And we miss you down here.

I miss you too.

[Woman on pa system] Ladies
and gentlemen, now boarding

flight number 806 from jfk to
Austin bergstrom at gate 6a

please have your ticket
and your ID out.

[Flight attendant] On
behalf of your flight crew

we welcome you to Austin.

Have a great week ahead.

[Horn honks]

[Woman] Hey!

- Hi.
- How are you?

- You look great.
- You do too.

Okay, let's... Let's boogey.

So, how's everything going? Where's
that gallery you're working at?

- It's in Chelsea.
- Oh.

Are they gonna show
any of your art?

- Yeah.
- What?

That's so exciting!

Yeah.

So, how's the wedding? I
mean, how's it going?

Are you guys ready to
go, is it all set?

Word of advice, never
be the maid of honor.

I had no idea what I was
getting myself into.

- I bet with Anne.
- Oh!

- [Both laughing]
- Nightmare.

[Music playing]

♪ There is a place

♪ I know

here we are, it's nothing
much but it's mine.

You bought this place?

Well I figured I'm
gonna stay in Austin

so why not?

Shit, party starts at 7:00
and I'm on food duty.

- Okay.
- I have gotta grab something.

- Meet me in the car, okay?
- Okay.

- Run.
- Um...

[Music playing]

- Ready?
- Yes.

[Giggles]

- Look who I found?
- Oh, my god.

- Sylvia.
- Anne. Congratulations.

Thank you.

Look at this.

That's so beautiful.

Jordan. This is Sylvia.

Hi. So nice to meet you, I've
heard so much about you.

- Who found this one?
- Scooped her up.

- Hey, you!
- Hi!

You still remember
who I am, right?

Bright lights and
big city blind you.

Of course I remember.

- Hey. What's up?
- Hey.

How are you?

Great, good to see you.

- Good to see you.
- You look really beautiful.

Thanks. You look good too.

You want a drink or something?

Yeah, that'd be awesome.

So, how's the wedding going?

Oh, it's going really well.

My mom found me the
most gorgeous dress.

It's perfect.

I couple little fires to put out

here and there but...

No, no, nothing that bad!

- Well...
- No.

Okay, enough about the wedding.

So, how are you doing?

She has been kicking ass.

Her art is gonna be in
a gallery in Chelsea.

Oh, yes! Yeah!

That's so fucking badass.

- Cheers to Sylvia.
- Yeah, cheers.

- Cheers to Sylvia.
- Thank you.

- [Man] Yeah Mikey!
- [Guitar strums]

- Yeah.
- Right?

[Mikey sings] Ooh, ooh, ooh.

- Whoa, shit.
- Sorry, my bad.

-[Anne] No, no, no. -[Mikey]
The song was good, though.

- [Sam] Breathe, breathe.
- [Anne] No, you're done.

Sit. Stop.

[Mikey] There's like,
water on the...

[Ethan] We're still partying
guys, we're still partying!

[Anne] Awesome.

You look like you're
having a blast.

I'm Esteban.

- Sylvia.
- Nice to meet you, Sylvia.

These your friends?

Yeah. From college.

Nice crowd.

Want a beer?

Sure.

Me too.

Follow me.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

So, are you friends with
the bride or the groom?

The groom.

- How about you?
- The bride.

Cool.

So, where are you from?

I was born in Havana.

- I was.
- Yeah, right.

My mom's Cuban. My
dad's from here.

Actually, snuck me out
when I was little.

Oh.

They split up when I was five,

so I got tossed around a lot.

I'm kinda from everywhere.

- How about you?
- From here.

-Well, my grandparents
are from Hungary. -Hmm.

But my parents and I
grew up in amarillo.

Amarillo, that's upstate.

Yep. It's in the panhandle.

Panhandle?

- Okay.
- Yeah.

But I live in New York now.

I'm going to New York myself.

Wanna drive out there.
Always wanted to do it.

I'm gonna do a road
trip through the south.

New Orleans, Memphis,
Birmingham, Nashville.

Wind up in New York.

I always wanted to
do a road trip.

I just never took the time.

So, what's stopping you?

[Birds chirping]

That's my number.

Call you tomorrow.

[Sam] Okay, well, I gotta
run to this rehearsal.

Ugh, one more day
and I'll be free.

Hey, do you wanna come...

Where you go goin'?

I'm going out.

You know...

- Later.
- With who?

With a guy.

Who is he?

He's a friend of Jordan's.

Come on, Sylvia.

This was supposed to be
our little time together.

I know. I just...

You guys are really busy,
you know with the wedding.

And I don't, I don't
wanna be in the way.

Well, why don't you
meet up with Ethan?

You know he's dying to see you.

No, thank you.

What?

Nothing. No, it's nothing.

And I'll see you
later tonight, okay?

[Cell phone buzzing]

Hello?

Yeah. Okay, I'll see you then.

Okay, bye.

- Be safe.
- Okay.

[Horn honks]

- Hey.
- Hey.

- So, where are we going?
- Somewhere exciting.

You have to try the shrimp here.

It's pretty amazing.

Really? Okay.

- Hola, mi amor.
- Lola.

[Both speaking Spanish]

Mira, mi amiga, Sylvia.

- Hi.
- Hi.

[Speaking continues]

She showed me around
when I first got here.

So, how did you get here?

A woman.

I lost my job and
I lost the woman.

Things weren't working out.

So, I just packed up
one day and I left.

- Just like that?
- Just like that.

Cheers.

To new adventures.

Cheers.

You don't trust anyone, do you?

They say the only person
you can trust is yourself.

And we lie to ourselves
all the time, so...

You know, they say that
the most defensive people

are the most romantic.

[Music playing]

[Giggling]

So, you'll come with me?

Hmm?

Come with me to New York.

It'll be fun.

Come on.

It's an adventure.

Yeah?

Okay, let's go.

- You'll come?
- Yeah.

You'll come?

- Let's go get your stuff.
- What?

We're leaving tonight.

- Right now?
- Right now.

- Well...
- Come on.

[Sylvia] I can't just
leave right now.

The wedding's tomorrow,
you know that, right?

Fuck the wedding.
Let's go tonight.

I'm gonna go grab my shit.

I'm coming back for you, okay?

- Okay?
- Okay.

[Giggles]

[Car approaching]

Hey.

Where do you wanna go?

Anywhere.

Ever been to New Orleans?

Once.

I was 12.

[Chuckles]

And my parents let me get
really, really drunk.

And I ended up throwing up

all over this old lady

at a mardi gras parade,

it was so wrong.

My dad had to carry me all
the way back to the hotel

over his shoulder.

And I wiped my face all over
his back, it was so gross.

[Both laughing]

I know nothing about you.

New Orleans. Next stop.

[Cell phone buzzing]

Hey, find something
on the radio for us.

[Radio static buzzes]

[Music plays]

I love road trips. You
get to see the country.

Everything I ever wanted
to see is right here.

Right in front of me.

[Music continues]

[Sylvia] I don't know,
it just happened.

[Esteban] It just happened
that what they say.

- Did you get caught?
- No.

Well, kinda.

I'm serious.

Are you tired?

'Cause I could drive a
little bit if you want.

No, I'm okay.

We should probably turn
in, get a fresh start.

Yeah.

Thank you.

[Waitress] So,
what's it gonna be?

I'm gonna have the
blue plate special

with wheat toast.

I'm gonna do...

The same thing.

Already copying me.

Not even 200 miles out.
I like it.

- No. What?
- [Cell phone buzzes]

Cheers.

To the newlyweds.

[Sighs] To Anne and Jordan.

I'm a douche. Congratulations.

You're not a douche.

-All right, you're a douche,

but that's fine. -Thanks.

They'll forgive you.

[Thunder cracks]

Come on! Hurry!

I am.

[Esteban laughs]

No, no, no. Not in the car.

- Where? Outside?
- I don't know.

- This is not a bathtub.
- Where do you want me to go?

I think I need to change.

If you're cold, use this.

- Dry up.
- Okay.

Don't look.

- What?
- Don't look.

Oh, sorry.

- All right.
- You're decent?

Yes.

Woo, thank you.

I miss rain like this.

City rain is dirty
and miserable.

When was the last time you
did something like this?

Like getting kidnapped
by a handsome stranger?

Have time to relax.

I don't know. Why?

When I saw you at that party,

you had this...

This look of terror
on your face.

You looked...

You looked lost.

I'm glad you came.

I kidnapped you?

Kidnapped you, did I?

I kidnapped someone, hooray.

If I would have known
I was kidnapping

I would have broken out the
duct tape I have in the trunk.

You better not do
that again to me.

You do that again I will tick...

I will tickle you.

Okay.

- [Esteban] Can I look now?
- No.

Okay.

Hey. Let's call it a night.

- Or day.
- [Chuckles]

Okay.

[Door chimes]

[Knocking on window]

- [Motel attendant] Hello.
- Hi.

- One room?
- Yeah.

Yeah.

It's okay.

[Music playing]

♪ And oh the way she moves ♪

Climb up, all the way.
You can do do this.

♪ Always on the run

♪ and to look

♪ into her eyes

♪ will make a fool of anyone ♪

♪ and she talks softly

♪ sees through me

♪ says something

♪ but I can't hear it

♪ but I won't forget

♪ the way she flies

[Esteban] Any traumatic
childhood memories?

[Sylvia laughs]

No, not at all.

- Do you like jazz?
- Mm-hmm.

My grandma had all
these old jazz records

in our house and she
would listen to them

all the time.

Even though she had no idea
what they were saying.

- Were you guys close?
- Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I was closest to
her out of everyone.

I don't know, she
just kind of like...

Understood you?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Did she miss Hungary?

No.

But she would tell me
all these crazy stories

of her growing up

and my mom...

My mom was nothing like her.

Guess she just wanted
to be different.

Yeah, my dad was
the same way too.

The craziest thing he ever
did was marry a Cuban woman.

That kinda blew up in his face.

Do you still talk to her?

Yeah. We still stay in touch.

But we're both so...

Passionate and fiery, and...

She loves classical, I
love rock and roll.

I remember one time
when I was eight,

I was coming home from school

and there was this record store

and there was a Van halen album.

So, I went in and I bought
the Van halen album

in the window and rushed home.

By the time dinner
rolled around,

I was doing these Van
halen impersonations,

like jumping in the air
and doing the air split.

[Laughing]

How old are you?

What? What kind of
question is that?

What? I don't like,
care, you know,

if you're like 40.

I'm not like 40.

I'm like 39.

- Really?
- What?

Nothing.

I'm cursed with
an innocent face.

What can I say, what,
do you feel like

you've been swindled
by some old man

- who kidnapped you?
- No, not at all.

I just, I don't know,
it surprises me.

How old are you?

Twenty-seven.

Okay... [Laughs]

What?

- [Giggles]
- Okay.

Okay.

[Sylvia giggles]

After you.

[Laughing]

[Moans]

You are something else.

Oh, yeah?

What is it you said you did?

I'm an artist.

At least I try to be.

I...

I paint.

Wow. I'm impressed.

Don't be.

I just quit my job
back in New York.

So...

I don't really know what's next.

Don't pity me.

I don't.

I don't pity you.

Will you paint me in the nude?

Never had a portrait before.

[Sam on phone] Pick up, Sylvia.

Come on, pick up the
phone, where are you?

This is bullshit. You know what?

If you're not gonna talk to me,

then don't ever call
me again, okay?

You don't do this to people
that care about you.

In big trouble?

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah.

Okay.

What do you want to do today?

- Let's go see Elvis.
- [Laughs]

- Welcome to Mississippi.
- Thank you very much.

- You hungry?
- Starving.

- This is really good.
- Oh, yeah.

[Laughing]

These sandwiches remind me

of this job that I had
when I was younger.

It was a terrible, terrible job.

I used to work in
this food truck.

Which sold sandwiches and
drinks and Italian ices.

- That sounds awesome.
- No, it wasn't.

That place smelled
like rotting tuna.

-The owner used to make us sell...
-ugh.

Day old Italian ices to
unsuspecting tourists.

And my wrist would swell
up like bread loaves

from scooping that shit.

- That sounds awful.
- It was pretty bad.

Why didn't you just quit?

I couldn't. I didn't
go to college.

I had to take whatever
little job came along.

I had a band to support.

Rent...

You were in a band?

That is so cool.

It wasn't, it was pretty sad.

No, that is amazing. What
was the name of your band?

Doesn't matter.

That point is that
I had to shovel

a lot of shit for money
to support that band.

You're such a dreamer.

Nobody ever tells you
how hard your 20s are.

You have this idea about it

like, it's all
glamorous and crazy

'cause you're young
and you're in love

and everything seems
possible but it's not.

Nothing is possible.

You're broke. You want
more than you got.

And you got these dreams.

These impossible dreams.

You know,

I think I'm past the
point of thinking

that everything is
just glamorous, but...

What's the point of living life

without dreams?

I agree.

I'm living my dream now.

To go on adventures
with beautiful girls.

- Checking email?
- No.

Doing real work.

Mind if I watch TV?

No, go ahead.

What's work?

Oh, you wouldn't be interested.

Oh, but I am.

Come on, try me.

No. Let's go out.

Don't change the subject.

Come on, tell me.

All right.

You know those websites

that teach you how
to do everything?

- Like how to change a tire?
- Yes.

And how to crochet?

Yes, those.

- I do those.
- Wow.

That's a job?

Pretty sexy, right?
I mean, silly.

No, it's amazing.

So, that's what you do.

You're... You're an expert.

No, you're a guru.

Yes, I'm a guru of
all things useless,

that's me.

So, what are you working on?

Mm. Nothing.

Come on. Show me.

Oh, boy. This is
the worst one too.

My image is totally ruined.

Oh, my lord.

That is some pretty
high tech stuff.

Yeah. I'm saving the world here.

I'm curing cancer.

Well, you're saving the
world from warm beer.

- This is a very noble thing.
- Mm-hmm.

He's embarrassed.

So, how much do they pay you?

I usually crank out about
eight of these a week.

It's enough to live on and
have little adventures.

Wow.

Yeah. I fix computers
on the side too,

so I'm set.

Is it easy?

Most of this information is
already on the Internet.

I just gotta do some research

and sometimes make a phone call.

It's not like I'm
writing a novel here.

What?

- I admire you.
- Really?

Why?

You live your life
on your own terms.

It's pretty ballsy.

I get by.

I have an idea.

[Music playing]

Do you have any salt?

Ice.

♪ Stay hydrated from
a double shot ♪

♪ get my nourishment from
a punch in the gut ♪

♪ never really felt I
had the best of luck ♪

♪ I got a big, big mouth
that just won't shut up ♪

[Esteban] We're gonna
freeze some beer.

♪ Hop in the car
turn the radio on ♪

♪ out from speakers
a familiar song ♪

♪ head down the road
start to hum along ♪

♪ I made it all the way home ♪

- ♪ I left the TV on -
[Esteban] okay, chug it down.

-♪ But i'MMA learn to fly
an airplane ♪ -faster.

♪ And it's gonna
make my mama proud ♪

♪ I'm gonna get my
dad to notice me ♪

♪ even if I have to fly
it into the ground ♪

♪ I know my days are numbered
but I'm bad at math ♪

♪ I got a dick so hard
that a cat could scratch ♪

♪ made some bad decisions
I shouldn't go back ♪

♪ I can't see her, just
not like that... ♪

-[Laughs] -[Man on TV] I don't
know how it happened...

- shit happens.
- [Cell phone buzzing]

Can you sit up?

[Chattering on TV]

- I'll be right back.
- Okay.

Hello?

Hey. How are you?

Yeah.

- What happened?
- [Door closes]

[Chatter continues]

[Esteban] How far to Nashville?

[Sylvia] Um...

We're on the 79.

That should take us to the 24

and that's gonna take us
straight to Nashville.

The grand ole opry
and Graceland.

-Two places I always wanted

to see before I die. -Yeah.

Whatever happened
with your band?

- The Estebans.
- Ugh... oh, the...

Really?

I tried to make
that my life but...

In the end,

it wasn't fun anymore.

Do you regret it?

- Regret what?
- Quitting.

You don't really love
writing these articles,

do you?

What do you mean?

I'm not gonna be some
flashy rock star.

It's okay.

But I can tell though is
that you wanna be somebody.

I'll tell you what,

being somebody...

Is pretty overrated.

I mean, you think
about the planet,

think about the solar
system, the universe,

the milky way.

You realize how insignificant
we really are.

You really think
that the universe

cares about what
you have to say?

That you're gonna say something

about love that hasn't
been already said.

Just try being creative.
It's miserable.

Sounds like you gave up.

Baby,

can we just talk about
something else?

I just...

Baby? Oh, catch.

I gotta pee. Will
you fill it up?

Yeah.

[Dog barking]

Come here. Come here.

Hi, pretty boy.

Hello, there!

I'm sorry, I didn't
see you there.

- No worries.
- [Barking continues]

- What's his name?
- Buddy.

He loves the ladies.

Come here, ready?

- Go get it.
- [Both chuckle]

Back in the day, I
used to take my dog

around to girls I was courtin'.

Steered clear of the ones
that played tricks on my dog,

because they'd probably
play tricks on me too.

Come here, baby. I'm
sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

- [Esteban] Hey.
- Hey.

- Howdy. Walt.
- Esteban. Nice to meet you.

- This here's buddy.
- Hey, buddy.

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, Walt.

Bye, buddy.

Would you guys like
to have some coffee?

I have a fresh pot on.

- Um...
- You got somewhere to be?

We're just passing through.
Wanna do it?

- Yeah. Let's do it.
- Sure.

Come on through.

Come on, buddy.

Have a seat there.

Where are you young
folks headed to?

Nashville, I think.

That's kind of up
in the air still.

I remember those times.

Back then everybody was
out on the open road,

driving all over the country.

I'm glad to see you two
are taking the time.

- Thank you.
- Y'all married?

Uh...

No.

I'm sorry.

I don't mean to pry.

Don't have any milk, got
sugar, if you want it.

- You want sugar?
- No.

In the words of faulkner,
"go on and wonder."

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Cheers.

Where y'all coming from?

Austin, Texas.

Oh, Austin, I love that city.

My wife's family lived
right outside of town.

That's my wife there, Emily.

Em and I'd probably
take the same drive

you're on right now.

Only back then, we had
to loop under the 81

to find the 70,
before heading east.

Yeah.

- She's beautiful.
- Yes, she was beautiful.

Yeah, we loved her
didn't we, buddy?

- [Sighs]
- You okay?

Hey, mind if I check my email?

Go ahead.

- You ready?
- Yeah, let's go.

Anything interesting
in your email today?

Um...

Yeah.

Apparently the
wedding was amazing.

Oh, great.

Friends pissed off?

Yeah. They're pretty mad at me.

It's all right, we're
having a good time

that's all that really matters.

They'll get over it.

Thanks.

- Drink it.
- I'm okay.

Come on, just have it.

It's okay.

Stop.

- Excuse me, excuse me.
- Hey, there you are.

Hey, we gotta go. Come on.

[Mumbles]

It's too bad, 'cause I
have the keys, come on.

- Leave him, leave him...
- Don't fucking touch me!

[Bartender] Hey, hey, ladies.
Hey, hey, ladies.

Calm down. Linda,
sit your ass down!

[Overlapping muttering]

You, get the fuck out.

Cigarettes, my cigarettes!

[Esteban] Hey.

What are you doing over there?

What do you want to do today?

It's almost 2:00.

Hmm?

Uh...

Well?

What?

You wanna go...

You wanna go to Graceland today?

That sounds like fun.

Wake the fuck up!

Come on.

Okay.

I'm up.

- Get over here!
- [Screams]

Stop! Okay, okay, okay, okay.
[Laughs]

Okay, you win!

Ow.

Look at you.

A pretty girl being kidnapped
by a handsome stranger.

Yeah, thanks to Anne and Jordan.

- Who?
- Anne and Jordan.

You know, if you hadn't
walked into that party

I'd probably still have a
few friends in the world.

What party?

How do you know
those two anyway?

I don't.

- You don't what?
- I don't know them.

What?

I was helping this girl
in the neighborhood

fix her computer.

And I heard the party.

I went in.

I met you.

I would've told
you sooner but...

You wouldn't have come.

It's me.

You trust me, right?

We were strangers either way.

[Toilet flushes]

[Sobbing]

What am I doing?

I don't know where I am.
I don't even...

I don't even know who you are.

Don't say that.

You know me.

You know who I am.

What do you know?

It's all just some
fantasy to you.

I'm just some fantasy.

Please.

I don't wanna fight.
Let's just...

Why me?

Tell me.

I don't know, 'cause...

I saw you at the party, I...

I thought you were beautiful.

And you wanted to escape.

[Whispers] Just fuck off.

"Fuck off?"

Just fuck off!

My pleasure.

[Door slams]

[Car engine rumbles,
tires squeal]

[Line rings]

Hello.

Sam?

Are you okay? Where are you?

I'm okay, I'm fine. I just...

- I'm so sorry.
- No, no, no. Don't tell me.

Tell Anne.

You made me lie to her, Sylvia.

On her wedding day.

I had to make up
something ridiculous.

But everyone knows I
was covering for you.

What were you thinking?

I wasn't thinking.

What... why are you
even calling me now?

Where is... where is your guy?

You're right.

I'm a piece of
shit and I've been

a horrible friend, I'm sorry.

- [Phone beeps]
- No, Sylvia...

Sylvia? Oh, shit.

[Door clatters]

Hey.

Sorry.

You okay?

Let's go get some air.

[Sighs]

You're so beautiful.

Can I see you? Oh, my god.

Let me see you again.
Look at me.

Look at me. Oh, my god.

Come on.

[Music playing]

♪ Hold on, magnolia

what do you think?

You all right there, amigo?

How much for the boots?

Those there are $300.

Hey, how far is it to Graceland?

Graceland's in Memphis.

[Music plays]

Play something for me.

Really? No.

Come on, please?

All right.

[Guitar strums]

Yes.

Thank you.

Let's go.

Wait. [Clears throat]

I wanna get this for you.

No, baby. You don't
have to do that.

Consider it a gift.

I already have one of these.

It's just a plain old acoustic.

Please.

Thanks.

Sign here, please.

- All right. Enjoy.
- Thanks.

Hey.

Let's go.

Where are we?

North Carolina.

[Water running]

- Sorry to wake you.
- It's okay.

This is beautiful.

Thanks.

I gotta stay in today.

I got three articles
I gotta finish.

What's the subject
matter this time?

You really wanna know?

Not really.

Your sketches
remind me of munch.

You know that painter, munch?

Yeah, of course.

Thanks.

Well, keep at it.

You'll find it.

If you wanna go into town today,

you can take the car.

Yeah.

What did you mean by that?

By what?

"You'll find it."

Nothing, it's just...

It's hard to create
anything original.

Wow.

Went from cyber
guru to art critic,

that's impressive.

- Look, I'm just saying...
- God, I'm so stupid!

I turn my back on everybody
who gave a damn about me

all because I thought that...

That you might love me.

How could I have ever
thought that you and I

had anything in common?

You don't know the first
thing about trying.

Like, really trying.

I don't know anything
about trying?

I've been there.

Believe me.

You and me...

We're the same.

Except you're killing yourself

looking for something
to call your own.

And it's impossible.

Trust me.

There's nothing new to
express in this world.

And love?

We've only known each
other a few days.

I don't know what kind of
love you want from me.

What happened to you?

You get so freaked out when
someone gets too close.

Who's the girl in your computer?

What?

- What the fuck?
- Who is she?

She's obviously somebody
important to you.

You're holding on to her,

-so who is she? -None of
your fucking business!

Tell me!

She fucking left me, all right?

We were together for a
really long time and...

She got pregnant.

We were gonna get married but...

She got scared.

She got scared of
all of it, so...

She had an abortion.

She took my chance...

Survival.

You'll learn someday.

There's just some stuff
you don't heal from.

I gotta finish these articles

so I can pay for our
stupid fucking trip.

I won't bother you anymore.

Hey. Hey!

[Door slams]

Good morning, ma'am.

If I can do anything
to help you,

- just let me, okay? Mm-hmm.
- Thank you.

♪ What a beautiful thought ♪

♪ I am thinking

♪ concerning a great
speckled bird ♪

♪ remember her name

♪ is recorded

♪ on the pages

♪ of god's holy word

yes, ma'am, found
something you like, huh?

- Yes.
- Okay.

That'll be $12.00 then. Okay.

And which way to
the post office?

Just go right up to the corner

and it's on the left corner.

[Esteban] You're leaving?

Yeah.

Thank you.

For what?

I don't know.

Will you please give me a
ride to the bus station?

Sure.

How will you get back?

Get back where?

You're right.

I gave up.

Take care of yourself, okay?

[Music playing]

♪ Well, it sure took forever ♪

♪ but the summer finally came ♪

♪ felt like walking
with a stranger ♪

♪ I didn't even know her name ♪

♪ pretty soon I
grow accustomed ♪

♪ to her warm and sunny way ♪

♪ pretty soon I would forget ♪

♪ about those frigid
winter days ♪

♪ if you just stay true

♪ some good things are
coming back to you ♪

♪ if you just stay true

♪ some good things are
coming back to you ♪

♪ and death crept in so quiet ♪

♪ it didn't even make a sound ♪

♪ as far as I could see
we're dead leaves ♪

♪ laying on the ground

♪ pretty soon I grow a
cold and hollow feeling ♪

♪ in my heart

♪ pretty soon me
and my sunny day ♪

♪ would have to part

♪ if you just stay true

♪ some good things are
coming back to you ♪

♪ if you just stay true

♪ some good things are
coming back to you ♪

♪ if you just stay true

♪ some good things are
coming back to you ♪

[Music playing]

[Music playing]