WEBVTT 00:00:10.886 --> 00:00:13.013 align:center No, Mom. We can do better than this. 00:00:13.096 --> 00:00:15.849 align:center It's going underground, what's the difference? 00:00:15.933 --> 00:00:17.726 align:center He would've wanted something nicer. 00:00:17.809 --> 00:00:20.229 align:center Well, he should have thought about that before he left us. 00:00:29.363 --> 00:00:31.281 align:center Lilies are a classic option. 00:00:31.365 --> 00:00:34.785 align:center Some prefer something more exotic, like an orchid. 00:00:35.285 --> 00:00:39.164 align:center You can also spring for a custom arrangement for the wreath. 00:00:39.248 --> 00:00:41.667 align:center We have an agreement with the florist down the street. 00:00:42.251 --> 00:00:46.255 align:center They will work with you if you have a design or color scheme in mind. 00:01:02.563 --> 00:01:05.190 align:center Your father and I weren't big on parties. 00:01:05.274 --> 00:01:06.650 align:center He only gets one of these. 00:01:06.733 --> 00:01:10.362 align:center Well, I just don't see why it has to be such a big to-do. 00:01:10.445 --> 00:01:13.740 align:center We hired caterers, Mom. You don't have to actually do anything. 00:01:13.824 --> 00:01:17.619 align:center Having help is always more work. They don't know where anything is. 00:01:17.703 --> 00:01:20.455 align:center - There's never enough food. - There'll be plenty of food. 00:01:22.165 --> 00:01:24.585 align:center This house isn't big enough for so many people. 00:01:24.668 --> 00:01:26.670 align:center Well, Mel offered to host. 00:01:26.753 --> 00:01:28.338 align:center And how would that look? 00:01:58.744 --> 00:01:59.745 align:center Dad? 00:02:25.437 --> 00:02:30.150 align:center A paper shadow in a house of stone 00:02:30.901 --> 00:02:35.948 align:center The wooden flag Of a drifting dreamboat 00:02:36.031 --> 00:02:40.160 align:center I never knew How far the ride was gonna go 00:02:40.244 --> 00:02:43.705 align:center Till I looked back at the smoke 00:02:43.789 --> 00:02:48.252 align:center You can't keep up with the Joneses 00:02:49.044 --> 00:02:53.882 align:center Don't wanna run for the roses 00:02:53.966 --> 00:02:59.137 align:center I got my pocket of posies 00:02:59.221 --> 00:03:01.723 align:center Sometimes I wonder why 00:03:01.807 --> 00:03:03.851 align:center Sometimes I wonder why 00:03:04.351 --> 00:03:08.939 align:center I just don't run with the Joneses 00:03:09.565 --> 00:03:14.611 align:center Don't wanna smell the dying roses 00:03:14.695 --> 00:03:19.700 align:center I got my pocket full of posies 00:03:19.783 --> 00:03:24.746 align:center I don't keep up with the Joneses 00:03:41.597 --> 00:03:44.266 align:center As we prepare to commit our brother, Ronald Cooper, 00:03:44.349 --> 00:03:46.351 align:center to his final resting place, 00:03:46.435 --> 00:03:50.939 align:center I'd like to invite his daughter, Allison, to honor her father with a song. 00:03:57.112 --> 00:03:59.114 align:center I used to play this song when I was younger. 00:04:00.282 --> 00:04:01.742 align:center And it meant a lot to me. 00:04:02.993 --> 00:04:05.120 align:center I'd like to think it meant a lot to him too. 00:04:11.168 --> 00:04:16.005 align:center Shadows are fallin' And I'm runnin' out of breath 00:04:17.007 --> 00:04:20.010 align:center Keep me in your heart for a while 00:04:22.221 --> 00:04:27.559 align:center If I leave you it doesn't mean I love you any less 00:04:28.435 --> 00:04:31.647 align:center Keep me in your heart for a while 00:04:33.357 --> 00:04:38.904 align:center When you wake up in the mornin' And you see that crazy sun 00:04:39.821 --> 00:04:42.908 align:center Keep me in your heart for a while 00:04:44.701 --> 00:04:49.915 align:center There's a train leavin' nightly called "When All is Said and Done" 00:04:50.832 --> 00:04:54.044 align:center Keep me in your heart for a while 00:04:55.629 --> 00:05:01.510 align:center Lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo Lo-lo-love 00:05:02.010 --> 00:05:05.097 align:center Keep me in your heart for a while 00:05:06.723 --> 00:05:07.724 align:center Lo-lo-lo… 00:05:07.808 --> 00:05:09.268 align:center This is what happens. 00:05:10.102 --> 00:05:12.437 align:center You marry your high school sweetheart. 00:05:13.021 --> 00:05:14.606 align:center You have a couple kids. 00:05:15.190 --> 00:05:16.441 align:center You start making money. 00:05:17.192 --> 00:05:18.402 align:center It's not a lot, 00:05:18.986 --> 00:05:21.864 align:center but if you keep your nut small, you can save for a rainy day. 00:05:24.324 --> 00:05:25.951 align:center And those do come. 00:05:27.119 --> 00:05:30.080 align:center So, you tell yourself next year is the year you'll travel, 00:05:30.873 --> 00:05:31.874 align:center buy the nice car. 00:05:33.166 --> 00:05:35.669 align:center You get so accustomed to postponing the reward, 00:05:35.752 --> 00:05:38.172 align:center you forget what it was you wanted in the first place. 00:05:39.214 --> 00:05:40.424 align:center But that's all right. 00:05:41.800 --> 00:05:43.343 align:center At least you have your health. 00:05:44.761 --> 00:05:46.680 align:center Then, on a day like any other day, 00:05:47.681 --> 00:05:50.100 align:center you go to sleep, and you don't wake up. 00:05:51.602 --> 00:05:54.062 align:center And your carefully managed life ends just like that, 00:05:55.189 --> 00:05:56.273 align:center with no warning 00:05:57.316 --> 00:05:58.442 align:center and no fanfare. 00:05:59.484 --> 00:06:02.487 align:center Laid to rest by a pastor who's never even met you. 00:06:03.363 --> 00:06:06.325 align:center And knowing my father, he would have been okay with that. 00:06:06.992 --> 00:06:09.328 align:center But I think he would've liked to say goodbye. 00:06:13.498 --> 00:06:14.499 align:center Andrew. 00:06:16.293 --> 00:06:19.254 align:center - I am so sorry for your loss. - Oh, my goodness. Thank you so much. 00:06:19.338 --> 00:06:21.840 align:center - Thanks for being here. Appreciate it. - Yeah. 00:06:45.113 --> 00:06:47.449 align:center I kinda always hoped she'd die first, you know? 00:06:48.742 --> 00:06:51.912 align:center Let Dad have a few years to enjoy himself. 00:06:52.663 --> 00:06:55.541 align:center Yeah, well, she never seemed terribly happy about being alive. 00:06:57.501 --> 00:06:58.961 align:center What about you? You gonna be okay today? 00:06:59.044 --> 00:07:01.880 align:center Who, me? Oh, yeah. Why wouldn't I be? 00:07:02.631 --> 00:07:04.591 align:center It's okay if you're not. 00:07:04.675 --> 00:07:06.635 align:center Thanks. But you don't have to worry about me. 00:07:07.553 --> 00:07:10.305 align:center I'm sad, but in the dead dad way. 00:07:10.389 --> 00:07:12.057 align:center Not the bipolar way. 00:07:13.267 --> 00:07:14.434 align:center Hey, Mel. 00:07:14.518 --> 00:07:16.979 align:center - You sang beautifully. - Thank you. 00:07:18.272 --> 00:07:20.649 align:center - And thanks for helping us out. - Oh, yeah. 00:07:20.732 --> 00:07:24.069 align:center Your mom made me add and remove the leaf to that table like four times. 00:07:24.152 --> 00:07:25.779 align:center - God. - Sorry. 00:07:26.488 --> 00:07:29.199 align:center - Will you take these upstairs, dear? - Oh. Of course. 00:07:29.283 --> 00:07:30.868 align:center - Mom. - It's… It's fine. 00:07:30.951 --> 00:07:33.203 align:center - I'm happy to help. - Good, I'm glad, 00:07:33.287 --> 00:07:36.248 align:center - because the caterer needs it. - Oh, she really doesn't. 00:07:36.331 --> 00:07:39.001 align:center She doesn't even know how to use a vegetable peeler. 00:07:39.084 --> 00:07:41.420 align:center She knows how to prepare food, Mom. She does it for a living. 00:07:41.503 --> 00:07:43.046 align:center - Ali. - It's not a problem. 00:07:43.130 --> 00:07:47.009 align:center I will drop these off and then go figure out the whole peeler/non-peeler situation. 00:07:47.092 --> 00:07:48.719 align:center Why don't you let me take those upstairs? 00:07:48.802 --> 00:07:50.846 align:center - It's okay, I got it. - I can take 'em up. 00:07:50.929 --> 00:07:53.932 align:center Why don't you get yourself a drink 'cause I think you could use one? 00:07:59.771 --> 00:08:01.106 align:center What? 00:08:01.190 --> 00:08:03.609 align:center You two don't behave like a divorced couple. 00:08:03.692 --> 00:08:04.943 align:center - Mom… - You don't. 00:08:14.077 --> 00:08:16.413 align:center We're so sorry for your loss. 00:08:16.496 --> 00:08:19.750 align:center He loved you so much. It's been ages. 00:08:20.959 --> 00:08:23.295 align:center Honey, look at you. 00:08:24.213 --> 00:08:25.339 align:center You are a woman. 00:08:25.839 --> 00:08:26.840 align:center Isn't she, Glen? 00:08:27.382 --> 00:08:28.967 align:center Am I allowed to say? 00:08:29.051 --> 00:08:30.302 align:center And you. 00:08:30.385 --> 00:08:33.472 align:center You are the spitting image of your father at the same age. 00:08:34.264 --> 00:08:35.682 align:center You still doing the acting? 00:08:36.683 --> 00:08:38.684 align:center - Music. - Right. 00:08:38.769 --> 00:08:42.147 align:center You know, my sister's brother-in-law was off-Broadway once. 00:08:42.231 --> 00:08:43.482 align:center I should connect you two. 00:08:43.565 --> 00:08:45.150 align:center Again, not acting. 00:08:45.817 --> 00:08:47.486 align:center I think they sang too. 00:08:47.569 --> 00:08:48.987 align:center Didn't they sing, Glen? 00:08:50.822 --> 00:08:52.324 align:center Oh, there's Marley. 00:08:54.243 --> 00:08:57.913 align:center Well, I'm sorry about your grandpa. 00:08:57.996 --> 00:08:58.997 align:center Thank you. 00:09:04.586 --> 00:09:06.338 align:center How long do you think we have to stay? 00:09:06.421 --> 00:09:07.923 align:center Oh, I think the whole time. 00:09:10.676 --> 00:09:12.761 align:center Oh, God. Mom keeps staring at me. 00:09:12.845 --> 00:09:15.013 align:center I can feel how badly she wants to lecture me. 00:09:15.097 --> 00:09:17.057 align:center Okay, don't be a dick to her today. 00:09:17.140 --> 00:09:18.517 align:center You're taking her side? 00:09:18.600 --> 00:09:21.478 align:center I'm taking the side of whoever's not being a dick. 00:09:25.399 --> 00:09:27.109 align:center Best trips I've ever taken! 00:09:27.192 --> 00:09:30.279 align:center We went in October, December and March. 00:09:30.362 --> 00:09:32.197 align:center That is a lot of cruises. 00:09:32.781 --> 00:09:34.741 align:center Mar… Marley should come this year. 00:09:34.825 --> 00:09:36.118 align:center She'll have a blast. 00:09:36.201 --> 00:09:37.786 align:center Well, good luck getting her on a boat. 00:09:37.870 --> 00:09:43.584 align:center I'm telling you, the singles scene on these things pu-puts Florida to shame. 00:09:43.667 --> 00:09:45.085 align:center - Is that so? - Yeah. 00:09:46.962 --> 00:09:50.299 align:center - Oh, wow. - So we worked together for over 20 years, 00:09:50.382 --> 00:09:52.384 align:center and we did a Secret Santa 00:09:53.760 --> 00:09:54.928 align:center every Christmas. 00:09:55.637 --> 00:09:57.014 align:center We had a running gag 00:09:57.639 --> 00:10:00.642 align:center where no matter who got Ron, they'd give him socks. 00:10:02.895 --> 00:10:04.104 align:center I don't… I don't get it. 00:10:04.188 --> 00:10:06.815 align:center Was it the socks? Did they say something funny? 00:10:07.316 --> 00:10:09.610 align:center No. It was just a running gag. 00:10:09.693 --> 00:10:10.694 align:center Oh. 00:10:10.777 --> 00:10:13.071 align:center Ron was always a good sport about it. 00:10:17.743 --> 00:10:22.372 align:center Andrew. Linda Marshall. I play canasta with your mother. 00:10:22.456 --> 00:10:24.249 align:center I'm so sorry for your loss. 00:10:24.333 --> 00:10:25.334 align:center Thank you. 00:10:26.043 --> 00:10:29.046 align:center The Lord takes us when He takes us. 00:10:30.339 --> 00:10:32.132 align:center That is literally true. 00:10:36.136 --> 00:10:37.804 align:center You make such a lovely couple. 00:10:37.888 --> 00:10:40.807 align:center Oh, you're sweet, but we've been divorced some time now. 00:10:40.891 --> 00:10:42.100 align:center Well… 00:10:42.851 --> 00:10:45.521 align:center my daughter Emily is divorced. 00:10:46.480 --> 00:10:47.981 align:center I'll get you her number. 00:10:50.192 --> 00:10:52.277 align:center - Okay. - Who's that? 00:10:52.361 --> 00:10:55.614 align:center That's Hal Singer, Artie Stein, 00:10:56.281 --> 00:10:59.660 align:center and that's me over there looking like I don't know my ass from my elbow. 00:10:59.743 --> 00:11:00.911 align:center Which one is my dad? 00:11:01.787 --> 00:11:03.580 align:center He wasn't there that day. 00:11:09.336 --> 00:11:12.673 align:center …again and again, but they just ignored me. 00:11:16.760 --> 00:11:17.970 align:center Hey, you okay? 00:11:20.305 --> 00:11:21.348 align:center Yeah, I just miss him. 00:11:21.974 --> 00:11:23.600 align:center You wanna step outside and get some fresh air? 00:11:23.684 --> 00:11:25.060 align:center No, no, no, I'm fine. 00:11:25.143 --> 00:11:27.938 align:center You need to tap out of this anytime, just tell me. 00:11:28.021 --> 00:11:29.690 align:center - No questions asked. - Thanks. 00:11:29.773 --> 00:11:31.275 align:center S-Same goes for you. 00:11:34.945 --> 00:11:36.238 align:center Coop. 00:11:36.321 --> 00:11:38.574 align:center - Hey, buddy. - Sorry we're late. 00:11:38.657 --> 00:11:40.242 align:center Yeah, we had to, uh, make a stop. 00:11:40.868 --> 00:11:42.202 align:center I threw up on his shoes. 00:11:42.286 --> 00:11:46.582 align:center Oh, well, uh, does that mean you're hungry? 00:11:46.665 --> 00:11:48.166 align:center Maybe a drink? 00:11:54.590 --> 00:11:55.674 align:center Oh, Ali. 00:11:56.175 --> 00:11:57.426 align:center Uh, I just need a minute. 00:11:57.509 --> 00:11:59.011 align:center Hey, come here. 00:12:00.512 --> 00:12:01.847 align:center What happened? 00:12:02.764 --> 00:12:04.349 align:center My father died. 00:12:05.350 --> 00:12:07.227 align:center I really don't want a scene today. 00:12:07.311 --> 00:12:09.313 align:center Oh, my God, Mom, I am not making a scene. 00:12:09.396 --> 00:12:10.898 align:center You take your pills this morning? 00:12:10.981 --> 00:12:13.317 align:center - Jesus, Mom. - I'm just saying. 00:12:18.113 --> 00:12:19.323 align:center How are you holding up? 00:12:19.406 --> 00:12:23.744 align:center Well, I'll be doing better when all these people are gone. 00:12:23.827 --> 00:12:25.537 align:center Is that a smudge? 00:12:26.288 --> 00:12:27.623 align:center Maybe. 00:12:28.624 --> 00:12:29.625 align:center Here. 00:12:30.542 --> 00:12:34.671 align:center So, Nick is on TV now, hmm? How's that going? 00:12:34.755 --> 00:12:37.424 align:center Oh, you know, we stopped seeing each other a while ago. 00:12:38.050 --> 00:12:39.051 align:center Huh. 00:12:40.427 --> 00:12:41.803 align:center You feeling all right, dear? 00:12:43.180 --> 00:12:44.598 align:center Hot flash. 00:12:55.984 --> 00:12:58.195 align:center Hold this on the back of your neck. 00:13:00.906 --> 00:13:03.742 align:center - Thank you. - Women die twice. 00:13:03.825 --> 00:13:06.161 align:center God forbid we complain about it. 00:13:06.245 --> 00:13:08.080 align:center Excuse me. Thank you. 00:13:09.873 --> 00:13:11.750 align:center - You okay? - Yeah, yeah, 00:13:11.834 --> 00:13:14.586 align:center if I stay down here, I'll just kill my mom in front of all her guests. 00:13:14.670 --> 00:13:17.339 align:center And then we'll have to come back here and do this all again next week. 00:13:17.422 --> 00:13:19.049 align:center Hang on, I'll go with you. 00:13:23.470 --> 00:13:24.847 align:center How's she doing? 00:13:24.930 --> 00:13:26.014 align:center Which one? 00:13:26.849 --> 00:13:28.267 align:center - Exactly. - Hey, Coop. 00:13:29.893 --> 00:13:31.770 align:center - Hey, brother. - Hey… Oh, oh. 00:13:32.437 --> 00:13:34.022 align:center I'm so sorry. 00:13:34.106 --> 00:13:36.567 align:center - Thank you. - I brought you some Yamazaki. 00:13:36.650 --> 00:13:38.026 align:center Thanks for coming. 00:13:38.110 --> 00:13:40.028 align:center You didn't have to come. 00:13:40.112 --> 00:13:42.281 align:center - Are you kidding? Of course I did. - Wanna go upstairs? 00:13:42.364 --> 00:13:45.367 align:center Times like these, you… you shouldn't be alone. 00:13:47.035 --> 00:13:48.245 align:center Right. Well, uh… 00:13:49.997 --> 00:13:51.832 align:center things are moving ahead with Bailey Russell. 00:13:51.915 --> 00:13:53.876 align:center We should have the final paperwork next week. 00:13:53.959 --> 00:13:56.003 align:center Oh, we don't have to talk about that right now. 00:13:56.837 --> 00:13:58.255 align:center What else are we going to talk about? 00:13:58.338 --> 00:14:01.675 align:center Andy, do you wanna keep your father's hedge clippers? 00:14:01.758 --> 00:14:03.844 align:center If not, I'm gonna give them to Neil. 00:14:05.053 --> 00:14:06.430 align:center Neil can have them. 00:14:06.513 --> 00:14:08.765 align:center And when you get a chance, I'd appreciate it 00:14:08.849 --> 00:14:11.560 align:center if you would get that television set off the living room wall. 00:14:11.643 --> 00:14:15.022 align:center - It's an eyesore. - Maybe not today, Mom. 00:14:15.105 --> 00:14:18.817 align:center Well, when's the next time I'm gonna have a house full of strong backs? 00:14:18.901 --> 00:14:20.527 align:center - You must be Mrs. Cooper. - Mmm. 00:14:20.611 --> 00:14:23.030 align:center Hi, I'm Owen Ashe. A very close friend of your son's. 00:14:23.113 --> 00:14:25.824 align:center - I'm so sorry for your loss. - Oh, thank you, dear. 00:14:25.908 --> 00:14:27.993 align:center I lost my wife, uh, a few years back. 00:14:28.076 --> 00:14:29.453 align:center Oh, I'm so sorry. 00:14:29.536 --> 00:14:31.371 align:center Oh, I'm not gonna sugarcoat it. 00:14:31.455 --> 00:14:33.373 align:center - Grief is a motherfucker. - Oh. 00:14:33.457 --> 00:14:35.542 align:center The day of her funeral, it hadn't hit me yet. 00:14:35.626 --> 00:14:39.963 align:center So, I kept looking at the door, thinking that she was just gonna come walking in. 00:14:40.047 --> 00:14:42.424 align:center It was her house, after all. 00:14:42.508 --> 00:14:44.092 align:center Yeah, you have your good moments, 00:14:44.176 --> 00:14:46.720 align:center and that makes the bad moments land a little harder. 00:14:46.803 --> 00:14:49.264 align:center But, look, you got a wonderful family and they love and support you. 00:14:49.348 --> 00:14:51.308 align:center - You-You'll be okay. - Mmm. 00:14:51.391 --> 00:14:52.392 align:center Oh. 00:14:54.853 --> 00:14:55.979 align:center How old is that? 00:14:56.063 --> 00:14:57.606 align:center Mmm. I don't know. 00:14:57.689 --> 00:14:59.900 align:center Pot doesn't expire. It's organic. 00:15:00.400 --> 00:15:01.735 align:center I don't think that's true. 00:15:05.239 --> 00:15:06.240 align:center It's good enough. 00:15:07.199 --> 00:15:08.283 align:center What'd she do this time? 00:15:09.117 --> 00:15:12.538 align:center Well, apparently, everyone is allowed to be sad except for me. 00:15:14.915 --> 00:15:18.752 align:center I can't even cry at my dad's funeral without her wanting to lobotomize me. 00:15:19.753 --> 00:15:21.922 align:center I think she blames me for his death. 00:15:22.923 --> 00:15:24.132 align:center Why? 00:15:24.216 --> 00:15:25.884 align:center He was always worried about me. 00:15:26.802 --> 00:15:28.220 align:center I didn't make it easy on him. 00:15:29.680 --> 00:15:30.764 align:center He loved you. 00:15:32.057 --> 00:15:33.183 align:center Yeah, I guess… 00:15:34.601 --> 00:15:38.605 align:center I don't like the idea that he was stressed out his entire life because of me. 00:15:38.689 --> 00:15:41.733 align:center Please. She stressed him out way more than you did. 00:15:44.903 --> 00:15:47.739 align:center You know, being the family fuckup isn't all it's cracked up to be. 00:15:48.532 --> 00:15:50.701 align:center Being the golden child isn't any better. 00:15:52.202 --> 00:15:55.289 align:center - Sorry. Not to make it about me. - No, no. Please. 00:15:55.372 --> 00:15:56.456 align:center Say more. 00:15:57.416 --> 00:15:58.709 align:center I don't know. 00:15:59.543 --> 00:16:01.795 align:center I guess I should've started fucking up way sooner. 00:16:01.879 --> 00:16:03.463 align:center Yeah, that would've helped. 00:16:04.923 --> 00:16:08.760 align:center Do you ever wonder how easier life would be if we were boys? 00:16:09.386 --> 00:16:10.387 align:center And, like, mid. 00:16:10.470 --> 00:16:13.640 align:center Yeah, just two totally unremarkable dudes. 00:16:13.724 --> 00:16:14.725 align:center We'd skate by. 00:16:19.980 --> 00:16:21.190 align:center Is that weed? 00:16:26.153 --> 00:16:29.656 align:center Man, when my dad died, I think I was in shock for, like, a month. 00:16:29.740 --> 00:16:32.159 align:center - I guess I thought he'd live forever. - Yeah. 00:16:32.242 --> 00:16:34.620 align:center Never thought I'd be that shocked again. 00:16:36.121 --> 00:16:38.999 align:center Then came Athens. Nobody saw it coming. 00:16:39.082 --> 00:16:42.002 align:center Heart still breaks every time I look at that bronze medal. 00:16:42.794 --> 00:16:43.962 align:center All right. Okay. 00:16:44.046 --> 00:16:45.964 align:center I guess I'm saying it gets better, man. 00:16:47.174 --> 00:16:48.425 align:center But it also gets worse. 00:16:50.093 --> 00:16:51.845 align:center Thank you for that. 00:16:52.429 --> 00:16:53.847 align:center No. Anytime. 00:16:54.723 --> 00:16:57.267 align:center When I die, I wanna be cremated. No question. 00:16:57.351 --> 00:16:59.937 align:center I just don't get why anybody would wanna be burned like trash. 00:17:00.020 --> 00:17:02.356 align:center Well, I'd rather be burned than eaten by worms. 00:17:02.439 --> 00:17:05.233 align:center Plus, there's this thing now where they can turn your remains into a diamond. 00:17:05.858 --> 00:17:07.194 align:center Mmm. 00:17:07.277 --> 00:17:08.904 align:center You'd just be carrying out my wishes. 00:17:08.987 --> 00:17:11.656 align:center - Still, I couldn't. - I could. 00:17:11.740 --> 00:17:15.160 align:center If it came to quality of life, I'd rip that cord right outta the wall. 00:17:15.243 --> 00:17:16.244 align:center Thanks, honey. 00:17:16.954 --> 00:17:19.998 align:center You know you don't literally pull the plug, right? 00:17:20.082 --> 00:17:21.834 align:center You just make the call. 00:17:21.916 --> 00:17:23.085 align:center That's less enticing. 00:17:23.167 --> 00:17:25.796 align:center Trust me, you can wear it in his honor. 00:17:27.130 --> 00:17:29.383 align:center I've been researching some of that antiaging stuff. 00:17:29.466 --> 00:17:31.385 align:center Testosterone, HGH. 00:17:31.969 --> 00:17:33.720 align:center I mean, it's not as out there as people think. 00:17:33.804 --> 00:17:35.806 align:center I've been getting vampire facials for years. 00:17:35.889 --> 00:17:39.268 align:center Vitamins, hormones, stem cell infusions. 00:17:40.060 --> 00:17:41.478 align:center Hey, you better believe, 00:17:41.562 --> 00:17:44.314 align:center I'll be talking my kids into pumping their blood into my veins. 00:17:44.398 --> 00:17:45.607 align:center Why not, right? 00:17:46.984 --> 00:17:48.902 align:center Are you and Hunter the same blood type? 00:17:49.903 --> 00:17:51.154 align:center You should find out. 00:17:51.780 --> 00:17:53.115 align:center You should. 00:17:54.074 --> 00:17:56.118 align:center Diane had our plots picked out years ago. 00:17:56.201 --> 00:17:58.078 align:center Yeah, of course I did. 00:17:58.161 --> 00:17:59.955 align:center All the good spots get snapped up. 00:18:00.038 --> 00:18:03.083 align:center If I left it to him, we'd be buried on opposite sides of the cemetery. 00:18:04.960 --> 00:18:07.045 align:center That's why they call it resting in peace. 00:18:14.094 --> 00:18:15.470 align:center Let's see here. 00:18:16.680 --> 00:18:18.807 align:center You have to start taking this stuff seriously, Coop. 00:18:18.891 --> 00:18:20.350 align:center Heart disease runs in families. 00:18:20.434 --> 00:18:21.643 align:center You're reaching that age, man. 00:18:21.727 --> 00:18:23.979 align:center And it's not like you've had a stress-free life. 00:18:24.062 --> 00:18:26.648 align:center Finance guys keel over at their desks all the time. 00:18:26.732 --> 00:18:28.984 align:center It's a thing. Remember Johnny Arruda? 00:18:29.067 --> 00:18:31.153 align:center - I think they would fit you perfectly. - He was fit. 00:18:31.236 --> 00:18:33.530 align:center - Ran marathons, CrossFit, everything. - Uh, sure, thank you. 00:18:33.614 --> 00:18:36.825 align:center Learned everything I know from him. But, uh, oof. Yeah. 00:18:36.909 --> 00:18:40.078 align:center My dad was a bull in a china shop everywhere he went. 00:18:40.579 --> 00:18:43.081 align:center This one time, he noticed inventory was light, right? 00:18:43.165 --> 00:18:45.417 align:center So, he goes and checks into it, figures it's a port-level issue. 00:18:45.501 --> 00:18:47.753 align:center So, he takes himself all the way to Brooklyn Piers 00:18:47.836 --> 00:18:50.756 align:center in the middle of winter, asks his guys what's going on, right? 00:18:50.839 --> 00:18:52.341 align:center No one's talking, okay? 00:18:52.424 --> 00:18:55.010 align:center So, he elbows his way onto this massive freighter, 00:18:55.093 --> 00:18:56.678 align:center I'm talking about one of those huge ships. 00:18:56.762 --> 00:19:00.015 align:center Irina Class, 1,300 feet, propellers like the size of your house. 00:19:00.599 --> 00:19:03.936 align:center Now, the guys start getting antsy because, you know, they got a schedule to keep. 00:19:04.019 --> 00:19:05.479 align:center And this really pisses him off. 00:19:05.562 --> 00:19:10.067 align:center So, he-he storms into the bridge, starts messing with the controls, right? 00:19:10.150 --> 00:19:13.445 align:center Trying to cut the engines, which I guess is some sort of union violation, 00:19:13.529 --> 00:19:17.991 align:center because this huge Longshoremen's Association motherfucker comes after him, 00:19:18.075 --> 00:19:19.284 align:center says, "You can't touch shit." 00:19:19.368 --> 00:19:21.578 align:center My dad gets in his face, yells at him, 00:19:21.662 --> 00:19:25.332 align:center "These are my men, these are my goods, I'll touch whatever the fuck I want." 00:19:26.166 --> 00:19:28.460 align:center Somebody throws the first punch. 00:19:29.169 --> 00:19:30.170 align:center They get into it. 00:19:30.254 --> 00:19:33.090 align:center Long story short, they both fall overboard. 00:19:33.674 --> 00:19:36.009 align:center Yeah, 80-foot drop into the river 00:19:36.093 --> 00:19:38.554 align:center and then… right under the hull. 00:19:39.888 --> 00:19:41.515 align:center Jesus, that's a horrible way to die. 00:19:42.015 --> 00:19:44.560 align:center Oh, no. My dad died at 78. 00:19:44.643 --> 00:19:46.061 align:center Stage four, colon cancer. 00:19:46.645 --> 00:19:47.896 align:center What are you gonna do? 00:19:52.776 --> 00:19:55.279 align:center My Annie Lennox is missing. Fuck! 00:19:55.362 --> 00:19:56.572 align:center Oh, no, wait. Here it is. 00:20:02.828 --> 00:20:05.080 align:center - This tastes stale. - It's organic. 00:20:06.582 --> 00:20:09.042 align:center The only reason I'm doing this is 'cause you're mad at me. 00:20:10.878 --> 00:20:13.255 align:center And, you know, death. 00:20:17.217 --> 00:20:18.552 align:center "It is decidedly so." 00:20:23.223 --> 00:20:24.558 align:center Goddamn it. 00:20:24.641 --> 00:20:26.935 align:center - What? - This goddamn dog. 00:20:27.019 --> 00:20:28.145 align:center Wait, let me see. 00:20:28.896 --> 00:20:30.647 align:center Oh. Hi, buddy. 00:20:30.731 --> 00:20:33.317 align:center - Oh, are you a good boy? - He's not a good boy. 00:20:33.400 --> 00:20:35.611 align:center He takes giant dumps on my lawn. 00:20:36.862 --> 00:20:39.198 align:center God. I've told these people a million times, 00:20:39.281 --> 00:20:40.866 align:center please keep your dog off our lawn. 00:20:40.949 --> 00:20:45.037 align:center I don't think that's so much to ask, to have your dog stay in your own yard? 00:20:45.537 --> 00:20:47.623 align:center You should see these people, they're so fucking condescending 00:20:47.706 --> 00:20:50.250 align:center with their whole, like, my-dog-is-my-child bullshit. 00:20:50.334 --> 00:20:54.087 align:center Really, would you have your kid shitting all over my lawn? 00:20:58.050 --> 00:20:59.051 align:center What? 00:21:00.552 --> 00:21:01.678 align:center Mom, you sound unhinged. 00:21:01.762 --> 00:21:03.931 align:center I'm not unhinged. I'm totally hinged. 00:21:04.014 --> 00:21:05.224 align:center - Mmm. - Okay. 00:21:05.891 --> 00:21:08.685 align:center - You're perseverating. - I regret teaching you that word. 00:21:08.769 --> 00:21:11.855 align:center I move out, and you go full Nextdoor narc. 00:21:11.939 --> 00:21:13.607 align:center Excuse me, how could I be a narc? 00:21:13.690 --> 00:21:15.692 align:center I'm literally doing drugs with my daughter. 00:21:15.776 --> 00:21:16.902 align:center Is Mel a narc? 00:21:19.696 --> 00:21:21.448 align:center "Reply hazy, try again." 00:21:21.532 --> 00:21:23.575 align:center - It knows we're high. - Uh-huh. 00:21:27.996 --> 00:21:29.081 align:center You know what I need? 00:21:29.164 --> 00:21:30.415 align:center - A job. - A fuck. 00:21:30.499 --> 00:21:32.501 align:center - A life. - Okay, wow. I was gonna say snacks. 00:21:32.584 --> 00:21:34.378 align:center Well, snacks are downstairs. 00:21:35.504 --> 00:21:37.673 align:center - It's too far. - Yeah. No, that's a nonstarter. 00:22:00.445 --> 00:22:02.823 align:center Whoa. That's a first. 00:22:04.032 --> 00:22:05.033 align:center Help me up. 00:22:08.704 --> 00:22:11.123 align:center Wow. It's such a beautiful photo. 00:22:11.206 --> 00:22:13.625 align:center But look at you. You look like a young Grace Kelly. 00:22:13.709 --> 00:22:14.793 align:center Oh, shush. 00:22:14.877 --> 00:22:17.171 align:center - I mean it. Spitting image. My gosh. - Oh, stop. 00:22:17.254 --> 00:22:19.381 align:center Bet you had to beat them away with a stick, didn't you? 00:22:31.560 --> 00:22:32.561 align:center Hey. 00:22:34.104 --> 00:22:35.772 align:center These are from Bailey Russell? 00:22:35.856 --> 00:22:38.358 align:center Why is Jack sending you flowers? 00:22:38.442 --> 00:22:41.236 align:center - I'm doing a deal with him. - With Jack? Are you kidding me? 00:22:41.320 --> 00:22:44.406 align:center Well, I'm on the other side of the table. It's completely different. 00:22:44.489 --> 00:22:46.742 align:center The man screwed you. 00:22:48.035 --> 00:22:49.953 align:center I'm sorry, are you high right now? 00:22:50.037 --> 00:22:51.038 align:center What? 00:22:52.581 --> 00:22:53.582 align:center No. 00:22:54.333 --> 00:22:56.335 align:center Well, okay, yes. But not like high high. 00:22:57.044 --> 00:22:58.295 align:center Why? Am I acting weird? 00:22:58.962 --> 00:23:01.381 align:center You know what? I don't care. 00:23:01.465 --> 00:23:04.218 align:center I'm not gonna apologize because your mother… 00:23:06.178 --> 00:23:07.971 align:center - is a lot. - Yeah, that she is. 00:23:08.055 --> 00:23:10.807 align:center She is all that and a bag of chips. 00:23:11.391 --> 00:23:13.227 align:center - What? - Do we have chips? 00:23:16.313 --> 00:23:17.856 align:center What happened here, bub? 00:23:17.940 --> 00:23:20.442 align:center - Nothing. I'm fine. - Sweetheart, you are 16 years old. 00:23:20.526 --> 00:23:23.445 align:center You have got to get better at lying to me. 00:23:24.112 --> 00:23:25.822 align:center - He tripped. - See? Like that. 00:23:30.994 --> 00:23:32.287 align:center Is Grandma pissed at us? 00:23:32.371 --> 00:23:35.332 align:center No, that's just her face whenever I walk into a room. 00:23:35.415 --> 00:23:36.542 align:center You get used to it. 00:23:38.001 --> 00:23:39.419 align:center I'm not like that, am I? 00:23:39.503 --> 00:23:41.380 align:center Don't sell yourself short, Mom. 00:23:58.647 --> 00:23:59.857 align:center Where's the TV? 00:24:01.149 --> 00:24:02.693 align:center Hey. Ho. What the fuck? 00:24:02.776 --> 00:24:04.319 align:center Hello, where are you going? 00:24:04.403 --> 00:24:05.904 align:center Wait, hold up, hold up, hold up. 00:24:06.572 --> 00:24:08.073 align:center - What's wrong? - What the fuck are you doing? 00:24:08.156 --> 00:24:10.492 align:center Your mom asked us to take it down, so we're bringing it to the garage. 00:24:10.576 --> 00:24:11.952 align:center No, she was mistaken. 00:24:12.035 --> 00:24:14.204 align:center Please, just… just put it back. 00:24:15.455 --> 00:24:16.540 align:center Uh… 00:24:16.623 --> 00:24:18.500 align:center - Really? Jesus Christ. - I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 00:24:18.584 --> 00:24:20.711 align:center - Give me the goddamn TV. - Your mom seemed really sure about it. 00:24:20.794 --> 00:24:22.796 align:center She doesn't know what the fuck she's talking about. 00:24:22.880 --> 00:24:24.923 align:center And I don't even know what the fuck you're doing here. 00:24:25.007 --> 00:24:27.134 align:center - That's the grief talking. - No, it isn't. 00:24:27.217 --> 00:24:29.511 align:center Look, it was an honest mistake. I'm sorry. 00:24:30.012 --> 00:24:31.013 align:center Yeah. It's fine. 00:24:34.641 --> 00:24:35.893 align:center Is that my dad's belt? 00:24:36.977 --> 00:24:40.230 align:center Oh, yeah. Your mom gave it to me. Said it looked nice with my suit. 00:24:40.314 --> 00:24:41.523 align:center Wow. 00:24:43.150 --> 00:24:44.735 align:center - Andy. - Where's Mom? 00:24:44.818 --> 00:24:47.070 align:center I don't know. She's around here somewhere. What did I miss? 00:24:47.154 --> 00:24:49.364 align:center - Nothing. I just need to find her. - I think you need to calm down. 00:24:49.448 --> 00:24:50.908 align:center - I'm fine. - No, you don't look fine. 00:24:50.991 --> 00:24:53.869 align:center You look like you're about to murder a widow with a flat screen, 00:24:53.952 --> 00:24:56.663 align:center and believe me, nobody wants that more than me, but not today. 00:24:56.747 --> 00:24:58.999 align:center - Not today, Andy. - Jesus, are you high too? 00:24:59.082 --> 00:25:00.709 align:center Yeah, you want some? 00:25:00.792 --> 00:25:03.545 align:center - It's s-stale but strong. - No, thank you. 00:25:03.629 --> 00:25:05.130 align:center Okay, well, you need to take a break. 00:25:05.214 --> 00:25:07.299 align:center - What? - Yeah, uh, tap out. 00:25:07.382 --> 00:25:10.385 align:center Go to your room. I'll handle down the fort down here. 00:25:10.469 --> 00:25:11.803 align:center She's giving away his stuff. 00:25:11.887 --> 00:25:14.139 align:center Well, she's a real bitch on wheels, but what's new? 00:25:14.223 --> 00:25:15.807 align:center - Ali… - Go. 00:26:28.088 --> 00:26:30.007 align:center Cartier's Wax Seal Motif Cufflinks 00:26:30.090 --> 00:26:32.176 align:center are designed to look like the burnt insignias 00:26:32.259 --> 00:26:34.553 align:center they used to seal letters with back in the old days. 00:26:34.636 --> 00:26:37.222 align:center This was before licking envelopes and text messages, 00:26:37.306 --> 00:26:40.392 align:center back when people still put periods at the end of their sentences. 00:26:40.475 --> 00:26:43.312 align:center The family seal told you who the letter was from. 00:26:43.854 --> 00:26:48.025 align:center It told the family who they were too, or who they thought they were. 00:26:49.818 --> 00:26:51.778 align:center Only a fool would give Cartier cuff links 00:26:51.862 --> 00:26:54.448 align:center to a man who regularly shopped the Brooks Brothers sale rack. 00:26:55.574 --> 00:26:58.577 align:center I doubt Ron Cooper even had a shirt that took cuff links. 00:26:58.660 --> 00:27:01.914 align:center But it was his birthday, and I wanted to give him something nice. 00:27:01.997 --> 00:27:05.375 align:center So I went with a pair of $4,800 designer cuff links 00:27:05.459 --> 00:27:07.586 align:center that he, apparently, never took out of the box. 00:27:08.670 --> 00:27:12.841 align:center Like all gifts, this one said more about the giver than the recipient. 00:27:13.592 --> 00:27:15.427 align:center And I didn't love what it said about me. 00:27:47.167 --> 00:27:48.252 align:center No. How dare you? 00:27:48.335 --> 00:27:51.839 align:center I don't know why you have to take everything so personally. 00:27:51.922 --> 00:27:54.007 align:center I take it personally because you're attacking my person! 00:27:54.091 --> 00:27:57.344 align:center - What is going on here? - I don't know, but we can't get out. 00:27:57.427 --> 00:27:59.763 align:center - What happened there? - Nothing. I'm fine. 00:27:59.847 --> 00:28:02.266 align:center Hey, Mel. This is exactly like what we were talking about upstairs. 00:28:02.349 --> 00:28:04.768 align:center - You were talking about me? - Of course not. 00:28:04.852 --> 00:28:07.271 align:center - What's all this then? - Just tell her what you told me. 00:28:07.354 --> 00:28:10.482 align:center You know what? This is a family matter. I just don't think I should get involved. 00:28:10.566 --> 00:28:12.025 align:center No, you should not. 00:28:12.109 --> 00:28:14.152 align:center - Mom. - What? She's not family anymore. 00:28:14.236 --> 00:28:15.362 align:center - Oh, okay. - Wow. 00:28:15.445 --> 00:28:17.948 align:center Okay, can we all just dial the temperature down a little bit? 00:28:18.031 --> 00:28:19.741 align:center I have been biting my tongue all goddamn day, 00:28:19.825 --> 00:28:21.451 align:center and she just keeps poking at me. 00:28:21.535 --> 00:28:23.620 align:center She pokes. It's a poke, a poke, a poke. 00:28:23.704 --> 00:28:26.373 align:center It's like she wants me to go off so she can poke me about that. 00:28:26.456 --> 00:28:28.876 align:center I don't know what you're talking about. My husband just died. 00:28:28.959 --> 00:28:30.627 align:center - Okay. Ali, Ali, Ali. - Oh. 00:28:30.711 --> 00:28:32.379 align:center - I think you need to tap out, okay? - Me? 00:28:32.462 --> 00:28:34.631 align:center Why don't you go to your room, take a deep breath, calm down and-- 00:28:34.715 --> 00:28:38.385 align:center Coop. She's a grown woman. You can't send her to her room. 00:28:38.468 --> 00:28:40.220 align:center I thought you said you weren't getting involved. 00:28:40.304 --> 00:28:41.388 align:center I say a lot of things. 00:28:41.471 --> 00:28:43.056 align:center Hold on! 00:28:43.140 --> 00:28:45.267 align:center What in the sweet fuck are you doing here? 00:28:45.809 --> 00:28:46.810 align:center Your mom invited us. 00:28:46.894 --> 00:28:50.731 align:center And you thought it would be a good idea to come? 00:28:50.814 --> 00:28:52.441 align:center I assumed she cleared it with you. 00:28:52.524 --> 00:28:53.734 align:center No, she did not! 00:28:55.194 --> 00:28:57.029 align:center I'm really sorry about Ron. He was a good man. 00:28:57.112 --> 00:28:59.781 align:center Oh, thanks, Bruce. Now, why don't you just go fuck off? 00:28:59.865 --> 00:29:01.408 align:center - Hi, Joan. - Allison. 00:29:01.491 --> 00:29:03.911 align:center God, I cannot believe you would fucking invite him. 00:29:03.994 --> 00:29:06.872 align:center It's ancient history. I just assumed we had all moved on. 00:29:06.955 --> 00:29:08.207 align:center Bruce certainly has. 00:29:08.290 --> 00:29:11.543 align:center Oh, if he had moved on, he wouldn't have fucked me last year, huh? 00:29:11.627 --> 00:29:13.003 align:center Damn it, Ali. 00:29:13.086 --> 00:29:15.506 align:center Wait, wait. This is that Bruce? Like, "Fuck Bruce" Bruce? 00:29:15.589 --> 00:29:17.132 align:center Ali, I thought he'd be way hotter. 00:29:17.216 --> 00:29:19.092 align:center - Ali… - Tori. Excuse her, she's high. 00:29:19.176 --> 00:29:21.386 align:center What? You're getting high with the children now? 00:29:21.470 --> 00:29:22.888 align:center We had a breakthrough. 00:29:22.971 --> 00:29:24.264 align:center - Oh, my God. Really? - Yeah. 00:29:24.348 --> 00:29:25.766 align:center I think we should probably leave. 00:29:25.849 --> 00:29:27.142 align:center Yes, I-I think so too. 00:29:27.226 --> 00:29:28.519 align:center Nonsense. 00:29:28.602 --> 00:29:29.978 align:center You just got here. 00:29:30.062 --> 00:29:32.189 align:center Are you fucking kidding me? 00:29:32.272 --> 00:29:34.983 align:center - Joan is my friend. - Okay. New… New plan. 00:29:35.067 --> 00:29:36.443 align:center New plan. Joan, please stay. 00:29:36.527 --> 00:29:38.153 align:center Bruce, kindly fuck off. 00:29:38.237 --> 00:29:39.696 align:center - I'm her ride. - I swear to God, Bruce. 00:29:39.780 --> 00:29:40.781 align:center Okay. 00:29:46.078 --> 00:29:47.496 align:center Oh, God. Oh. 00:29:47.579 --> 00:29:51.333 align:center - Get my hair, get my hair, Barney. - Oh, I got it. I got it. You're okay. 00:29:51.416 --> 00:29:53.710 align:center Oh, my God. I'm so, so sorry. 00:29:53.794 --> 00:29:55.879 align:center - Can I get some water? - Yeah, I got it. 00:29:59.091 --> 00:30:00.801 align:center Oh, God. 00:30:00.884 --> 00:30:02.886 align:center Oh, I'm so sorry. 00:30:04.888 --> 00:30:05.973 align:center I'm so sorry. 00:30:09.351 --> 00:30:12.312 align:center I would like the feeling 00:30:12.396 --> 00:30:15.190 align:center I would like the feeling 00:30:15.274 --> 00:30:19.194 align:center I would like the feeling gone 00:30:21.405 --> 00:30:24.491 align:center 'Cause I don't like the way it's 00:30:24.575 --> 00:30:27.536 align:center I don't like the way it's 00:30:27.619 --> 00:30:31.248 align:center I don't like the way it's looking 00:30:33.083 --> 00:30:37.921 align:center I get caught looking in the mirror On the regular 00:30:39.214 --> 00:30:43.844 align:center What I see there resembles Some competitor 00:30:45.304 --> 00:30:49.766 align:center I see things behind things Behind things 00:30:51.351 --> 00:30:56.273 align:center And there are rings within rings Within rings 00:31:30.557 --> 00:31:31.808 align:center What can I get ya? 00:31:31.892 --> 00:31:33.810 align:center - Size 12, please. - Got it. 00:31:37.648 --> 00:31:38.649 align:center Okay. 00:32:11.473 --> 00:32:13.809 align:center Hi. Sorry, you were at the cemetery. 00:32:13.892 --> 00:32:15.477 align:center Elaine Naft. 00:32:15.561 --> 00:32:18.063 align:center - Hi. Uh, Andrew Cooper. - I know. 00:32:19.106 --> 00:32:20.440 align:center Do you want to sit down? 00:32:21.441 --> 00:32:23.610 align:center Uh, sure. Yes, I'd love to. 00:32:29.825 --> 00:32:31.702 align:center So, how did you know my dad? 00:32:31.785 --> 00:32:34.705 align:center - We were on a bowling team together. - Huh. 00:32:34.788 --> 00:32:38.417 align:center We met every Thursday for the past ten years. 00:32:39.042 --> 00:32:42.212 align:center I… I thought the bowling team disbanded years ago. 00:32:43.088 --> 00:32:45.090 align:center We didn't let that stop us. 00:32:46.717 --> 00:32:47.718 align:center Oh. 00:32:49.469 --> 00:32:51.680 align:center I see. So, you, uh… 00:32:54.725 --> 00:32:56.101 align:center Does that shock you? 00:32:58.854 --> 00:33:01.607 align:center - He was a pretty straitlaced guy. - He was. 00:33:02.608 --> 00:33:04.443 align:center He was also a lot of other things. 00:33:05.611 --> 00:33:06.945 align:center Is that so? 00:33:12.367 --> 00:33:13.702 align:center He loved you very much. 00:33:14.828 --> 00:33:16.205 align:center I'm sure you know that. 00:33:16.288 --> 00:33:17.289 align:center Yeah. 00:33:19.666 --> 00:33:21.543 align:center He talked about you a lot. 00:33:21.627 --> 00:33:23.170 align:center You and your sister. 00:33:25.422 --> 00:33:26.840 align:center That's funny. He never mentioned you at all. 00:33:28.592 --> 00:33:30.636 align:center No. I don't suppose he would've. 00:33:32.596 --> 00:33:35.390 align:center So, what was the plan? You guys were gonna run off together or something? 00:33:35.474 --> 00:33:38.227 align:center God, no. We were both too old for that. 00:33:40.270 --> 00:33:41.563 align:center I think we were… 00:33:43.482 --> 00:33:45.484 align:center just lonely in the same way. 00:33:47.694 --> 00:33:49.029 align:center And having each other… 00:33:51.740 --> 00:33:53.200 align:center well, it made things better. 00:33:55.536 --> 00:33:57.663 align:center Is it weird that it makes me happy to hear that? 00:34:03.126 --> 00:34:05.045 align:center Honestly, I thought we'd have more time. 00:34:06.380 --> 00:34:07.381 align:center Yeah. 00:34:08.090 --> 00:34:09.216 align:center You and me both. 00:34:11.176 --> 00:34:12.969 align:center He worried about you, you know? 00:34:13.053 --> 00:34:15.889 align:center Well, I got into some trouble last year, 00:34:15.973 --> 00:34:18.475 align:center but I'm… It's all sorted out. 00:34:18.559 --> 00:34:20.561 align:center No, he worried about you before that. 00:34:21.143 --> 00:34:23.480 align:center He worried you might never be happy. 00:34:27.693 --> 00:34:28.694 align:center Is anyone? 00:34:29.360 --> 00:34:31.154 align:center I'd like to think he was. 00:34:31.237 --> 00:34:34.116 align:center Yeah, I don't know. He took a lot of shit at home and at work. 00:34:35.784 --> 00:34:38.161 align:center I think sometimes it felt like he had just given up. 00:34:41.123 --> 00:34:42.291 align:center Is that funny? 00:34:44.168 --> 00:34:46.128 align:center You're exactly like he said. 00:34:46.210 --> 00:34:47.212 align:center What do you mean? 00:34:47.963 --> 00:34:49.715 align:center You're angry at the world. 00:34:50.632 --> 00:34:52.426 align:center Yeah. The world can be a shitty place. 00:34:53.177 --> 00:34:54.469 align:center Maybe. 00:34:55.179 --> 00:34:58.140 align:center Maybe there's something in you that expects too much out of it. 00:34:58.849 --> 00:35:00.559 align:center So, I should just settle for less? 00:35:02.144 --> 00:35:03.228 align:center Like he did. 00:35:03.812 --> 00:35:05.147 align:center You think he settled? 00:35:05.898 --> 00:35:07.357 align:center I think he deserved more. 00:35:16.825 --> 00:35:19.286 align:center Ron's life might've looked small to you, 00:35:19.369 --> 00:35:22.831 align:center but the way he saw it, he had his whole world under one roof. 00:35:25.334 --> 00:35:26.919 align:center That made him happy. 00:35:33.300 --> 00:35:34.927 align:center I already miss him. 00:35:40.724 --> 00:35:42.142 align:center You and me both, honey. 00:35:47.356 --> 00:35:49.733 align:center You really believe that? That he was happy? 00:35:50.526 --> 00:35:52.027 align:center I think he was happy by nature. 00:35:53.320 --> 00:35:55.864 align:center I think he found things to be happy about. 00:35:57.491 --> 00:36:01.411 align:center And for everything else, there was bowling. 00:36:05.082 --> 00:36:06.083 align:center Yeah. 00:38:03.534 --> 00:38:04.993 align:center - Mom in here? - Yep. 00:38:05.077 --> 00:38:06.078 align:center Come on. 00:38:06.161 --> 00:38:07.162 align:center - Bye. - Bye. 00:38:08.121 --> 00:38:09.122 align:center Bye. 00:40:05.989 --> 00:40:07.908 align:center - Hello. - How many? 00:40:07.991 --> 00:40:12.871 align:center Just three of us. She's a size 3, he's a 9, I'm a 12.