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Every time. Every time I
try. Look, I was just coming
to visit my son. Get out.
Okay. I was just leaving anyway.
But not for long. I will see you tomorrow
in court. Randall. Well, that's why they
call it an emergency hearing. Quick,
get out. Okay.
I'll see you later, little Randall. RJ
Randall junior. That's it. That's it.
Okay. See you in a couple days.
Daddy loves you. Get out. Now.
Okay, okay. Relax. Sheesh.
One rules.
Why are you here? Well,
it was obvious that you weren't expecting
me. No, you said you would call to
come by and see the kids, not just drop in
on me. Well, I, um. I guess I lied.
You'd know about doing that, wouldn't you?
You know what?
You go ahead.
Have this one man fight. I am not doing
this anymore. I am done. Why was
he here? He wanted to see his child.
So you admit it now?
Yes. Then he's just allowed us to, you
know, walk across here and walk in here
and walk out as many times as he likes to
see his son. This is my son.
I have two kids in this house, and I don't
want him anywhere near them.
Okay, fine. I guess we'll have the judge
work all of that out in divorce court.
The judge? You really do have no remorse,
dear. Oh, don't you, dear? I have
apologized, I have cried,
and I have realized that nothing,
nothing can make any of this any better.
So I gave up. I am not apologizing
anymore. You should.
I don't know what else to do.
It seems like the only time that you are
happy is when you are punishing me. So
fine, go ahead. Punish me.
I don't know you anymore. Well, that makes
two of us. I have been consistent
through all of this. Oh, and moving in
with Marcy is consistent? So what am I
supposed to do? Where am I supposed to go?
I don't know and I don't care. But you are
not coming home to this house. This is my
house. We'll figure that out in court.
Wow. You don't have the money for divorce
court. I will find a way.
You don't have the money to fight him?
Some fights don't need money. They need
blood.
Why are you here? But just as you said
that, I realize I shouldn't be.
Okay, then.
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