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And form the line and started swimming, swimming that would bring them to this point here... | 1hap
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It's like urgency that's pure urge you know. It's single-mindedness with no mind. | 1hap
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It's crazy. Look at this, I'm giving myself goose bumps, the hairs are standing up on my arm. | 1hap
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He saw it. | 2neu
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He was out here when it broke. | 2neu
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Four o clock this morning. I heard a crack and I woke up and looked out. He was standing right over there when it cracked. | 2neu
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I don't know. | 2neu
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He's dreaming of him again, walking around. | 2neu
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I guess he is. | 2neu
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You know Larry is not coming back and I know it. Why do we allow him to go on thinking that we believe with him? | 2neu
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We've got to say it to him. | 2neu
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Sit down, Mom. I want to talk to you. | 2neu
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You know. | 2neu
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Well I got an idea, but what's your story? | 2neu
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I'm going to ask her to marry me. | 2neu
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You know it's not just my business. | 2neu
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So all right then, I'll just go ahead with it? | 2neu
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You know sometimes you infuriate me. you know that? Isn't it your business if I tell father and he throws a fit about it? God, you have such a talent for ignoring things. | 0ang
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I wanted to get this settled first. | 2neu
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Well if she does, then that's it. That's the end of it. From her letters, though, I think she's pretty much forgotten him. | 2neu
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And then we'll thrash it out with father. Okay Mom? Don't avoid me. | 2neu
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Just give it some more thought. | 2neu
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What the hell is this? | 0ang
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I'll get out. I'll get married and I'll move somewhere else, maybe New York. | 2neu
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You have a business here. What the hell is this? | 0ang
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Oh. Must you be inspired? | 0ang
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On this, I would. | 2neu
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Then help me stay here. | 2neu
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All right. But you don't want to think like that because what the hell are we working for, Chris? It's all for you. This whole shooting match is for you. | 0ang
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Just don't think like that. | 0ang
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Have you tried, uh, Craig's List? | 2neu
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Uh, what? Craig's List? Oh the internet thing? | 2neu
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Yeah. | 2neu
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I don't know. Isn't that-- that's all like escort services and things like that. | 2neu
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No. There's regular jobs on there. | 2neu
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Uh huh. | 2neu
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I'm just saying I have a friend that got a good job on it so I was just recommending it. | 2neu
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He's like a manager for a theatre. | 2neu
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He's like a house manager. Yeah. It's a good job. | 2neu
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He just... | 2neu
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you know what? I heard about that job. I applied for that. | 2neu
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You did? | 2neu
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Yeah. | 2neu
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You've been looking for a job for a long time; that was a long time ago. Right? | 2neu
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Yeah. | 2neu
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Hmm. | 2neu
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I don't know. He had a really good resume I guess and-- | 2neu
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Yeah. Do you have a resume? | 2neu
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It's kind of helpful when getting a job. | 2neu
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I just- I mean I call people up and I tell them what I'm good at. | 2neu
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Well maybe we should sit down some time and you can just tell me all the stuff that you have done and I'll write it out. | 2neu
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Yeah. | 2neu
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No. You can- or you can just bring it in person. But they need, generally, something to see, you know, what kind of what that you've done, what kind of-- | 2neu
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Yeah. But the piece of paper helps, too. | 2neu
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No. But it has an outline, you know. | 2neu
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I know. Okay. Well, um. Maybe-- | 2neu
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Yeah. | 2neu
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Okay, yeah. I would imagine. | 2neu
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Well, sometimes you have to do things that you don't necessarily like to do to have a job. But the job affords you money, you won't have to be taking the bus right now. | 2neu
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maybe get a car. | 2neu
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I just, you know, think you should try a little harder maybe. | 2neu
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I didn't say that. | 2neu
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I am riding the bus, but by choice. | 2neu
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To save the environment, carpool. | 2neu
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Yes. One less car at a time. | 2neu
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Mmhmm. | 2neu
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I'm not frustrated. | 0ang
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Who do you think you are? | 0ang
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I don't think I'm anyone. | 2neu
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You are so high and mighty. I just-- | 0ang
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I- I-I didn't-- okay. | 2neu
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Oh. I'm saving the environment. I'm riding this car because I- I want to. | 0ang
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The bus, I'm riding the bus because I want to. | 0ang
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I can not-- you are not here by choice. Nobody would ride this bus by choice. | 0ang
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Hi. Thanks for waiting. | 2neu
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Can I help you? | 1hap
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Uh huh. | 1hap
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Okay. | 2neu
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Okay. | 2neu
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Okay. Great. I'm really sorry that you had to do that. What's your last name? Let's start there. | 2neu
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Okay. | 2neu
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all right- okay. And you lost your bag? Is that- that the issue? | 2neu
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Flight seven fourteen. | 0ang
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Uh-huh. | 2neu
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Am I going to be getting, like, free tickets, free mileage. When can I expect my bag here? | 0ang
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Yeah. Yeah, I don't see- I don't see any-- | 2neu
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I don't see any record of it, and I-usually when I don't see a record of it, that means um- | 2neu
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we've mistakenly lost your baggage. We're very sorry. On behalf of Jet Blue I would like to apologize for any inconvenience. I am allowed to issue you a fifty dollar gift card which you can use any future flights you want to take with us. I'm very sorry, once again... | 2neu
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for such an inconvenience and your bag, but | 2neu
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Is this a joke? | 0ang
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Yeah. | 2neu
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No, no. | 2neu
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Are there candid cameras? Is this that movie? There's that show, right? Airplane, airline. | 0ang
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No, no. This is real. | 2neu
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No. I'm just giving you money, the bag is gone. If it's not here, I'm really sorry there is nothing I can do because... | 2neu
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this is the only track record that we have and if it's not listed here then it's probably not anywhere. | 2neu
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You're kidding me, this is a joke. | 0ang
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Do you have any idea-- fifty dollars? That's supposed to replace everything that I have? Do you understand how much I have packed in there? Not only does it have sentimental value; it can't be replaced like that. It was incredibly expensive. | 0ang
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Yes. | 2neu
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I know. | 2neu
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