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[projector rattling]

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[soft piano music]

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- [Man] Life was
great for our father.

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He worked hard and
was good to us.

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He and Mom raised us well.

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He was truly on
top of the world.

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Mom was crazy about him

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and we kids adored
and looked up to him.

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He was our rock.

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With a stellar
career in banking,

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Dad's future looked bright,

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and retirement was
just on the horizon.

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[dog barking]

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- [Woman] There are
more eggs of you'd like.

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- I'm good, Babe.

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I gotta go.

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I'm meeting up with Steve

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to play a little
racquetball this morning,

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before I go into my meeting.

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Thanks though.

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- Okay, well I made enough
food to feed an army.

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- You did.

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You need to stop
cooking so much.

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It's just Emily and me now.

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Emily eats like a bird,

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and the boys aren't
here anymore.

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- I know, but somehow
it makes me feel better,

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like maybe if I cook a lot
of food the kids will stay.

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- Careful for what you wish for.

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Emily graduates from
high school soon,

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and you and I will be
empty-nesters, at last.

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- I know, don't remind me.

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- See ya.

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Oh.

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- You're good to go.

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- Good? Okay.

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- You know I let you
beat me on that last one.

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- Yeah, sure you did.

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- I did! You got a board
meeting this morning,

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I want you to feel invincible.

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- Steve, you haven't
beat me in three years.

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- My point exactly.

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- You done talkin'?

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- Yeah, I'm done, let's go.

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Come on grandma, I've
got a moon pie comin'.

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- Good, because I'm
gonna crush you again.

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- Yeah, I've got your crush.

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You okay?

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Okay?

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You good?

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You wanna keep going?

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- I'm fine.

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- Okay.

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- I'm fine.

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- Okay, all right.

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Then let's go.

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- You're not gettin'
out of it this easy.

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So, we're expecting
a further increase

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in these rehab loans as
more and more homeowners

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become aware of
their availability.

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And for next
quarter's projections,

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I'm gonna turn the time
over to Weston Moss.

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Weston.

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- Thank you, sir.

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Before we look at our
projected earnings,

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I want to tell you something.

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These numbers, they're
realistic possibilities.

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Under Mister Roberts' leadership

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and new direction for the bank,

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this isn't some pipe dream,

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this is where things
are really going.

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Would you pass these down sir?

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Thank you so much.

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Once you get your report,
please turn to page two,

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where you will see next
quarter's projected earnings.

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[tense orchestral music]

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- Mister Roberts?

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Mister Roberts?

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- David?

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Are you okay?

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- Yeah.

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I'm okay.

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- So please go ahead and open
up your reports to page two,

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and we'll check out
those projected earnings.

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Thank you.

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- I don't see what the big
deal is, I'll pay you back.

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- That's what you
said last time.

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- Oh, come on mom, I'm
in a real jam here.

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I gotta pay off my
lawyer to cover my DUI,

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and cover my rent.

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I'm starting a
new job next week.

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- I'll have to speak
to your father first.

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- Then call him.

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Please, this is important.

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[chuckling]
[muffled speaking]

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- Sure.

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Yeah, just pay it off.

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I don't care, it'll maybe
help him get back on track.

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I'm just a little tired.

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I think it was the
racquetball this morning.

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Yeah.

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Okay, I love you,
I'll see you tonight.

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- I can't tell you how much
this means to me, thank you.

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- Just don't let us
down this time, Jacob.

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- I won't, you have my word.

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I gotta go, I love you.

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- Hey, Thanksgiving dinner,
tomorrow, four o'clock.

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- I'll be here.

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[somber instrumental music]

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[door closing]

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- That must be your dad.

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Hey honey, how was your day?

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- It was all right.

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- I'm glad you're home.

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- Me too.

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- Let me help you with that.

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- Smells good in here.

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- Pumpkin pie, your favorite.

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- Yeah.

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- Are you okay?

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- Yeah.

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I think I'm just gonna go
lay down for a few minutes.

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- All right.

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I'll just finish up in here,

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and then I'll be up
in a little while.

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- Yeah, okay.

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- Hey daddy!

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- Hi, Angel.

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We'll talk later, okay.

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- Okay.

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- David?

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David?

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Are you okay?

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- I must have dozed off.

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- But your eyes were open,
and you were drooling.

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- I was?

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- Yeah.

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Honey, maybe we should
call the doctor?

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- No, no I'm fine, I just,

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I just need to get
a night's rest.

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I'll be better in the morning.

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- Don't you want to change?

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- I think I just
want to lay down.

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[sentimental instrumental music]

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- Grandpa!

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- Hey!

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How are you?

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You ready for some
turkey dinner?

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- Yeah, I'm starved.

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- Oh, me too.

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- You look beautiful, Mom.

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- Thanks.

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- How are you son?

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- Doing great Dad, thanks.

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- [David] How are you, April?

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Matthew treatin' you right?

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- Yes, he's a true gentleman.

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You raised him well.

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- Listen, I know that
dinner's almost ready,

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and Ethan and Emily
are downstairs,

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but I have not seen Jacob yet.

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- Well, mister self control's
out there feedin' his habit,

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so I'll go grab him.

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- Great.

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Come on in.

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- You gonna come in and eat,

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or stand out here and
smoke yourself to death?

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- Vaping, it's called vaping.

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- I don't care what it's called.

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I'm sure it'll kill
you eventually.

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- I'll be right in.

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- We're waiting.

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- I'll be right in.

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- Whatever, man.

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- Father, we're thankful
for all the blessings.

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We're thankful for each other,

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and the love that we share,

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and for our freedoms.

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We're thankful for this food,

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and we ask you to bless it,

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and those that are
less fortunate,

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that they might find
comfort this day.

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In Jesus' name, amen.

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- Amen.

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- Let's eat.

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[all conversing]

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- Here we go.

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[chatting]

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- Hang on.

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Okay, let me think a minute.

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When Jacob was a little boy,

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he wanted to eat a
hot dog without a bun.

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Of course he was too
small to use a knife,

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so he had to get the hot dog

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and he'd take a bite
with his teeth like this,

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and then pull that piece
out, set it on his plate,

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stick a fork in it,
and then eat it.

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[laughing]

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- Not much has changed.

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- When Emily was a little girl,

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she had this pair of
really fancy dress shoes,

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and she couldn't
get the buckles.

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So I helped her put 'em on,

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and she went to the mirror to
admire how beautiful she was,

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and she was so happy she
turned around and she said,

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my shoes say,
"Thank you, Janice."

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- Why are you telling
stories like that?

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You shouldn't be telling stories
like that, it's not right!

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- Dad, are you okay?

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- [Jacob] Hey Dad, hey look.

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- Stop telling these stories!

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It isn't right!

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And I don't know
any of you people.

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- Dad, what's going on?

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- Just get them out of here!

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- Dad, Dad, it's us.

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- Mom, what's going on?

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Dad? Mom?

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Is he okay?

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- Hello David, Janice,

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it's nice to see you again.

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Why don't you have a seat?

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Well, we have the results
back from the MRI,

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and every test we ran.

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The good news is we
can't see anything

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that shouldn't be there.

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In other words, no
tumors or cysts.

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We won't have to
remove anything.

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But we did see something

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that causes concern.

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This is a healthy brain.

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Notice the dark
areas surrounding

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the sulcus folds of the brain.

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This is the brain of an
advanced Alzheimer's patient.

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You can see how much
thicker those dark areas

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surrounding the folds are.

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This occurs as older
brains atrophy and shrink.

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- Wait a minute.

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Why are we talking
about Alzheimer's?

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David's only 55.

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- This is the MRI
scan of David's brain.

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You can see how those dark
areas surrounding the folds are

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more pronounced.

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I've had my colleague,
Doctor Stevens, take a look,

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and he concurs
with the diagnosis.

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It looks like

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early onset Alzheimer's.

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- No one in David's family has
had any problems like this.

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In fact, his dad was sharp as
a tack until the day he died.

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- Early-onset Alzheimer's
can run in families but,

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it can also occur in individuals
that have no history of it.

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- I don't care about
the statistics.

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I am in no position
to be incapacitated.

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There must be some treatment,

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there must be some medication
that you can give me.

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I'm sorry.

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- There are some medications
that seem to help,

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and of course, we'll
get you started

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on two of those right away.

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But currently,

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there is no cure.

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- Okay.

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What do we do next?

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- Rely on your
friends and family.

267
00:14:44.361 --> 00:14:47.712
While the disease is in
its early stages still,

268
00:14:47.799 --> 00:14:51.629
it's important to
think about the future

269
00:14:51.716 --> 00:14:56.069
and put all your important
documents in order,

270
00:14:56.156 --> 00:14:59.768
should your health take
a turn for the worse.

271
00:15:03.554 --> 00:15:05.687
[crying]

272
00:15:07.819 --> 00:15:11.388
[solemn instrumental music]

273
00:15:13.390 --> 00:15:14.130
- Okay.

274
00:15:35.847 --> 00:15:38.415
[birds singing]

275
00:16:02.700 --> 00:16:04.050
- I'll be back to help you

276
00:16:04.137 --> 00:16:05.529
put the groceries away
in a minute, okay?

277
00:16:05.616 --> 00:16:06.356
- I got it, babe.

278
00:16:06.443 --> 00:16:07.401
- Thank you.

279
00:16:16.976 --> 00:16:19.674
- That better not be
pot you're smoking.

280
00:16:19.761 --> 00:16:21.067
- And what if it was?

281
00:16:21.154 --> 00:16:22.416
- Well, A, you're supposed
to be watching Dad

282
00:16:22.503 --> 00:16:24.113
so Mom can have some
time to herself.

283
00:16:24.200 --> 00:16:25.810
B, this is Mom and Dad's house,

284
00:16:25.897 --> 00:16:27.987
so you shouldn't be
smoking anything, anyways.

285
00:16:28.074 --> 00:16:31.468
And C, if that is pot, I
should kick your sorry butt.

286
00:16:31.555 --> 00:16:34.689
- Then kick it,
everyone else does.

287
00:16:34.776 --> 00:16:39.128
- Jacob, nobody treats you
worse than you treat yourself.

288
00:16:39.215 --> 00:16:40.869
Why don't you just put a
little effort into life,

289
00:16:40.956 --> 00:16:42.958
and stop living like a criminal?

290
00:16:43.045 --> 00:16:44.873
- I didn't cause all this, okay?

291
00:16:44.960 --> 00:16:46.179
I'm not guilty.

292
00:16:46.266 --> 00:16:47.832
- Don't you get it?

293
00:16:47.919 --> 00:16:50.574
If you're an accessory to
a crime, you're a criminal.

294
00:16:50.661 --> 00:16:52.141
You're just lucky
you're on house arrest,

295
00:16:52.228 --> 00:16:54.317
instead of inside a jail
cell like your friend, Eddy.

296
00:16:54.404 --> 00:16:55.971
- You think I'm lucky?

297
00:16:56.058 --> 00:16:57.755
If I were lucky, Dad would
still have his wits about him

298
00:16:57.842 --> 00:16:59.801
and hired a decent attorney
to get me out of this mess.

299
00:16:59.888 --> 00:17:01.759
- You don't need Dad to
keep you out of trouble.

300
00:17:01.846 --> 00:17:03.239
You gotta screw your
frickin' head on straight

301
00:17:03.326 --> 00:17:04.762
and keep yourself
out of trouble.

302
00:17:04.849 --> 00:17:07.504
- You know what
Matthew, just go.

303
00:17:14.163 --> 00:17:16.122
- [April] Hey, you okay?

304
00:17:17.688 --> 00:17:19.516
- Yeah, if having a loser
for a brother is okay,

305
00:17:19.603 --> 00:17:20.865
everything's just dandy.

306
00:17:20.952 --> 00:17:22.563
- Sorry, honey.

307
00:17:22.650 --> 00:17:23.955
- I mean, how many times

308
00:17:24.043 --> 00:17:25.479
does he have to make
the same mistake,

309
00:17:25.566 --> 00:17:27.829
before he pulls his head out?

310
00:17:27.916 --> 00:17:30.614
- I think everything's
gonna be okay.

311
00:17:30.701 --> 00:17:32.051
- I'm gonna go check on Dad.

312
00:17:32.138 --> 00:17:35.271
- He's in the living
room watching TV.

313
00:17:42.713 --> 00:17:44.150
- Hey Dad.

314
00:17:44.237 --> 00:17:46.413
How are you feeling today?

315
00:17:55.857 --> 00:17:57.902
- I was watching that show,

316
00:18:00.644 --> 00:18:04.300
but I don't like it when all
the teams don't get to win.

317
00:18:04.387 --> 00:18:05.258
- Yeah Dad,

318
00:18:06.955 --> 00:18:09.958
not all of us get to win.

319
00:18:10.045 --> 00:18:13.527
Hey listen, April's in
the kitchen making lunch.

320
00:18:13.614 --> 00:18:14.397
BLT's.

321
00:18:17.226 --> 00:18:18.314
- What's a BLT?

322
00:18:19.359 --> 00:18:22.013
- It's a sandwich, Dad.

323
00:18:22.101 --> 00:18:24.059
You want a sandwich?

324
00:18:24.146 --> 00:18:26.670
- Yes, I would like a sandwich.

325
00:18:26.757 --> 00:18:27.932
- Okay, come on.

326
00:18:40.031 --> 00:18:41.555
Here you go, Dad.

327
00:18:46.473 --> 00:18:48.214
Go ahead, you can eat.

328
00:18:50.390 --> 00:18:53.436
[somber piano music]

329
00:19:09.017 --> 00:19:11.759
- Oh, honey I forgot napkins.

330
00:19:11.846 --> 00:19:13.369
- I'll go grab some.

331
00:19:24.598 --> 00:19:28.167
[gentle instrumental music]

332
00:19:42.529 --> 00:19:43.269
- Hey.

333
00:19:45.009 --> 00:19:45.793
- Hey.

334
00:19:46.968 --> 00:19:48.317
- Everything okay?

335
00:19:50.754 --> 00:19:51.538
- Yeah.

336
00:19:53.888 --> 00:19:55.846
I just want to know why.

337
00:19:57.413 --> 00:19:59.459
- We'll get through this.

338
00:20:06.205 --> 00:20:08.076
- Let me get to the point,

339
00:20:09.599 --> 00:20:12.907
Dave had a really
great financial plan.

340
00:20:16.040 --> 00:20:17.738
Had he had a few more
years to work it,

341
00:20:17.825 --> 00:20:19.783
you'd be in great shape.

342
00:20:21.481 --> 00:20:24.701
But with his career
being cut so short,

343
00:20:27.878 --> 00:20:28.966
you really aren't in a position

344
00:20:29.053 --> 00:20:32.013
to be without income anymore.

345
00:20:32.100 --> 00:20:36.017
His medical bills have
tapped your 401K plan.

346
00:20:36.104 --> 00:20:38.149
His disability benefits alone,

347
00:20:38.237 --> 00:20:41.501
aren't enough to cover
your house payment.

348
00:20:43.111 --> 00:20:44.765
You have a savings account,

349
00:20:45.853 --> 00:20:47.333
but at this point there are only

350
00:20:47.420 --> 00:20:50.945
a few thousand dollars
left in that account.

351
00:20:51.032 --> 00:20:53.513
- What do you suggest I do?

352
00:20:53.600 --> 00:20:55.689
- Well, you have
several options.

353
00:20:55.776 --> 00:20:58.431
One, you could downsize.

354
00:20:58.518 --> 00:21:01.129
You have equity in your home.

355
00:21:01.216 --> 00:21:03.174
If you got into a smaller house,

356
00:21:03.262 --> 00:21:06.526
his disability payments would
just about keep you afloat.

357
00:21:06.613 --> 00:21:08.267
- How much smaller?

358
00:21:09.355 --> 00:21:11.966
- In the 120,000 dollar range.

359
00:21:15.186 --> 00:21:16.971
- What's option number two?

360
00:21:17.058 --> 00:21:18.494
- You could refinance.

361
00:21:20.148 --> 00:21:21.845
- And then be in debt
for another 20 years,

362
00:21:21.932 --> 00:21:23.804
that's not what I want.

363
00:21:26.328 --> 00:21:30.245
- Well, in about seven years
your home is gonna be paid off.

364
00:21:30.332 --> 00:21:33.814
You could get a job to
supplement your income.

365
00:21:35.381 --> 00:21:37.731
I know, nobody wants
to go back to work.

366
00:21:37.818 --> 00:21:39.689
But with additional income,

367
00:21:41.212 --> 00:21:44.259
you could stay in
the home you're in.

368
00:21:49.003 --> 00:21:51.484
I'm sorry Janice, this is tough.

369
00:21:54.400 --> 00:21:57.228
Why don't we do
this another day?

370
00:21:57.316 --> 00:21:59.883
I don't have to
know this minute.

371
00:21:59.970 --> 00:22:01.189
Why don't you take some time,

372
00:22:01.276 --> 00:22:04.410
and consider what's
best for you.

373
00:22:04.497 --> 00:22:08.414
- I'm not crying because
the options are so bad,

374
00:22:12.243 --> 00:22:13.027
just that

375
00:22:14.855 --> 00:22:15.899
I'm so alone.

376
00:22:17.858 --> 00:22:19.816
For most of the past two years,

377
00:22:19.903 --> 00:22:22.776
I've been alone in
everything I do.

378
00:22:26.214 --> 00:22:29.739
He doesn't even recognize
me anymore, Steve.

379
00:22:32.699 --> 00:22:36.355
It's as though I don't
even exist in his world.

380
00:22:36.442 --> 00:22:39.358
And it's so strange
living with him.

381
00:22:42.709 --> 00:22:45.668
I wish, just for a
minute even that,

382
00:22:47.235 --> 00:22:49.368
that David could be himself.

383
00:22:50.543 --> 00:22:52.458
That would help so much.

384
00:22:58.333 --> 00:23:01.336
- I can't begin to
understand your pain.

385
00:23:05.340 --> 00:23:08.735
But I really think you
should go back to work.

386
00:23:08.822 --> 00:23:12.391
Just to be around other
people, and get out.

387
00:23:15.394 --> 00:23:16.656
- But who would
take care of David?

388
00:23:16.743 --> 00:23:19.572
You just said the
money's all gone.

389
00:23:20.703 --> 00:23:21.965
- I don't know.

390
00:23:25.273 --> 00:23:26.840
What would David do?

391
00:23:29.364 --> 00:23:31.975
He was always a
good strategizer.

392
00:23:32.062 --> 00:23:35.414
What do you think he
would want you to do?

393
00:23:38.765 --> 00:23:40.897
- Well, if he were at the bank,

394
00:23:40.984 --> 00:23:43.160
he'd call a board meeting.

395
00:23:44.466 --> 00:23:47.295
[somber piano music]

396
00:23:59.481 --> 00:24:00.351
- Hey babe.

397
00:24:00.439 --> 00:24:01.701
How was school?

398
00:24:03.093 --> 00:24:05.008
- You mean work and school?

399
00:24:05.095 --> 00:24:06.401
- Yeah, yeah that's right.

400
00:24:06.488 --> 00:24:09.448
I forgot you had
to work today, too.

401
00:24:11.232 --> 00:24:12.407
- I'm exhausted.

402
00:24:15.236 --> 00:24:19.327
I can't keep doing this
by myself anymore, Ethan.

403
00:24:21.242 --> 00:24:23.200
Did you hear what I just said?

404
00:24:23.287 --> 00:24:24.724
- Yeah, yeah, what?

405
00:24:26.334 --> 00:24:28.684
- Stop playing your game
for just a second, please!

406
00:24:28.771 --> 00:24:30.338
- Okay, yeah, sorry.

407
00:24:31.687 --> 00:24:32.471
What's up?

408
00:24:33.994 --> 00:24:37.650
- What's up is that I need
some help around here.

409
00:24:37.737 --> 00:24:39.260
- Yeah, I know.

410
00:24:39.347 --> 00:24:41.567
I mean I cleaned up the
place pretty much perfectly,

411
00:24:41.654 --> 00:24:42.350
it's spotless.

412
00:24:42.437 --> 00:24:44.483
- No, not really,

413
00:24:44.570 --> 00:24:46.528
but that's not what
I'm talking about.

414
00:24:46.615 --> 00:24:49.400
I'm not getting any more
money from my parents, okay?

415
00:24:49.488 --> 00:24:51.359
That's why I'm working.

416
00:24:51.446 --> 00:24:54.144
I need you to get
a job and pitch in.

417
00:24:54.231 --> 00:24:55.537
We've talked about this before.

418
00:24:55.624 --> 00:24:56.973
- Yeah, I know.

419
00:24:57.060 --> 00:24:58.366
Like I've been looking, okay?

420
00:24:58.453 --> 00:25:00.020
It's just nowhere
decent is hiring.

421
00:25:00.107 --> 00:25:02.675
[phone ringing]

422
00:25:04.328 --> 00:25:05.112
- Hey Mom.

423
00:25:06.461 --> 00:25:07.244
I'm good.

424
00:25:08.550 --> 00:25:11.031
No, it's okay, what's going on?

425
00:25:13.207 --> 00:25:14.600
Okay, I'll be there.

426
00:25:15.688 --> 00:25:18.125
I will, I'll leave right now.

427
00:25:18.212 --> 00:25:19.387
I love you, too.

428
00:25:22.390 --> 00:25:23.434
I have to go.

429
00:25:23.522 --> 00:25:24.479
- Go where?

430
00:25:24.566 --> 00:25:26.089
- Home.

431
00:25:26.176 --> 00:25:27.787
- It's almost a four-hour drive.

432
00:25:27.874 --> 00:25:30.485
- It's important, Ethan.

433
00:25:30.572 --> 00:25:34.968
And if I leave right now,
I'll be there by eight, okay?

434
00:25:35.055 --> 00:25:36.447
You're welcome to come
with me if you'd like,

435
00:25:36.535 --> 00:25:38.014
but I'm leaving.

436
00:25:38.101 --> 00:25:40.451
- I'm coming, wait, hold on.

437
00:25:40.539 --> 00:25:41.452
I'm coming.

438
00:25:43.846 --> 00:25:45.282
- I'm glad you're all here.

439
00:25:45.369 --> 00:25:46.675
Thanks for coming.

440
00:25:46.762 --> 00:25:48.416
I need all of your help.

441
00:25:48.503 --> 00:25:53.029
I need to figure out some
different ways to care for Dad.

442
00:25:54.465 --> 00:25:56.250
What I mean is, I
have to get a job.

443
00:25:57.686 --> 00:25:59.470
- Mom, why do you
have to get a job?

444
00:25:59.558 --> 00:26:00.820
- Yeah, what's going on?

445
00:26:00.907 --> 00:26:02.648
I thought the
house was paid off.

446
00:26:02.735 --> 00:26:04.824
- The house was
almost all paid off,

447
00:26:04.911 --> 00:26:06.913
but your dad and I decided that

448
00:26:07.000 --> 00:26:09.698
this addition was worth
refinancing the house for.

449
00:26:09.785 --> 00:26:10.830
- That's typical.

450
00:26:10.917 --> 00:26:12.440
- [Matthew] What did you say?

451
00:26:12.527 --> 00:26:14.529
- Just saying it's typical.

452
00:26:14.616 --> 00:26:16.966
I mean a middle-aged
American male

453
00:26:17.053 --> 00:26:18.577
leaves his family in
financial trouble.

454
00:26:18.664 --> 00:26:21.144
- Ethan, if you say
anything like that again,

455
00:26:21.231 --> 00:26:22.842
I'm gonna knock your
freeloading head off.

456
00:26:22.929 --> 00:26:24.017
Mom, why is he even here?

457
00:26:24.104 --> 00:26:25.496
- Mom, please.

458
00:26:25.584 --> 00:26:26.454
- Stop it.

459
00:26:26.541 --> 00:26:28.151
Just stop arguing.

460
00:26:30.676 --> 00:26:31.459
Ethan,

461
00:26:33.548 --> 00:26:35.768
no one has done
anything wrong here.

462
00:26:35.855 --> 00:26:38.335
David and I had a very
solid financial plan,

463
00:26:38.422 --> 00:26:40.729
which was turned upside down

464
00:26:40.816 --> 00:26:42.905
by an unexpected disease.

465
00:26:44.777 --> 00:26:47.475
We're going to get through this,

466
00:26:47.562 --> 00:26:49.259
but I need extra
income right now

467
00:26:49.346 --> 00:26:50.913
in order to keep the house.

468
00:26:51.000 --> 00:26:53.176
So I just have to work for a
few years until it's paid off.

469
00:26:53.263 --> 00:26:55.135
- Mom, don't go back
to work, please.

470
00:26:55.222 --> 00:26:57.877
I mean, who's gonna take care
of Dad while you're gone?

471
00:26:57.964 --> 00:26:59.922
- That's why you're all here.

472
00:27:00.009 --> 00:27:02.621
I need your help
to figure it out.

473
00:27:02.708 --> 00:27:04.013
- I could watch him.

474
00:27:04.100 --> 00:27:06.015
I mean I'm already here,
I can't go anywhere.

475
00:27:06.102 --> 00:27:07.451
Why not use me?

476
00:27:07.538 --> 00:27:09.236
You can pay me a
little for the effort,

477
00:27:09.323 --> 00:27:11.978
I'm not making any money
being locked up here.

478
00:27:12.065 --> 00:27:13.806
- Forget it, you can barely
take care of yourself,

479
00:27:13.893 --> 00:27:15.242
let alone someone else,

480
00:27:15.329 --> 00:27:19.072
especially somebody in
Dad's situation, no way.

481
00:27:24.599 --> 00:27:27.471
- The TV's not working anymore.

482
00:27:27.558 --> 00:27:29.169
- Oh, I'll take care of this.

483
00:27:29.256 --> 00:27:30.518
You guys keep going.

484
00:27:30.605 --> 00:27:33.608
Sweetheart, come
with me and grandpa.

485
00:27:35.784 --> 00:27:38.134
- I've considered a few options,

486
00:27:38.221 --> 00:27:40.223
and one thing is we could have

487
00:27:40.310 --> 00:27:41.964
someone come into the
home and care for Dad.

488
00:27:42.051 --> 00:27:43.531
- That sounds expensive.

489
00:27:43.618 --> 00:27:45.228
- It is.

490
00:27:45.315 --> 00:27:49.145
- Well, care centers can be
cheaper than individual care.

491
00:27:49.232 --> 00:27:51.626
- What are the
other options, Mom?

492
00:27:51.713 --> 00:27:53.497
- There aren't many.

493
00:27:54.498 --> 00:27:56.457
One thing some people do is,

494
00:27:56.544 --> 00:27:59.895
they do a rotating, like
'take care of Dad' assignment,

495
00:27:59.982 --> 00:28:01.680
but we don't have enough people
in our family to do that,

496
00:28:01.767 --> 00:28:03.290
especially with you
away at college,

497
00:28:03.377 --> 00:28:05.379
and you know that I want
you to finish your degree.

498
00:28:05.466 --> 00:28:06.815
- Look, Mom's paycheck is mostly

499
00:28:06.902 --> 00:28:08.295
gonna be eaten up
by a house payment,

500
00:28:08.382 --> 00:28:10.036
I can tell you that right now.

501
00:28:10.123 --> 00:28:13.387
Unless Matthew has a bunch of
money he wants to get rid of,

502
00:28:13.474 --> 00:28:17.043
we cannot afford
paid care for Dad.

503
00:28:17.130 --> 00:28:19.872
- Look Mom, I want to help
with the house payment,

504
00:28:19.959 --> 00:28:21.656
as much as I can but,

505
00:28:21.743 --> 00:28:23.440
I don't know if I'll be able
to make the whole thing.

506
00:28:23.527 --> 00:28:24.267
I'm sorry.

507
00:28:24.354 --> 00:28:26.008
- Don't be sorry.

508
00:28:26.095 --> 00:28:28.881
I'm not going to take
any of your money anyway.

509
00:28:28.968 --> 00:28:31.622
- I want to help, and I will.

510
00:28:31.710 --> 00:28:32.580
End of story.

511
00:28:33.624 --> 00:28:35.801
- I'm here, I'm free.

512
00:28:35.888 --> 00:28:37.411
I mean, I don't cost much.

513
00:28:37.498 --> 00:28:38.499
Maybe doing something like this

514
00:28:38.586 --> 00:28:40.022
will get me a lighter sentence,

515
00:28:40.109 --> 00:28:41.937
and I can earn some
extra spending money.

516
00:28:42.024 --> 00:28:43.678
- You don't need a
lighter sentence,

517
00:28:43.765 --> 00:28:45.593
and you definitely don't need
any money to feed your habit,

518
00:28:45.680 --> 00:28:49.684
so let's check out the
facilities just to see.

519
00:28:52.600 --> 00:28:55.385
[birds chirping]

520
00:28:56.952 --> 00:28:59.041
- You see on the left is
our two-bedroom Madrid,

521
00:28:59.128 --> 00:29:03.698
and on your right is the
one-bedroom Barcelona.

522
00:29:03.785 --> 00:29:07.571
[voices speaking on intercom]

523
00:29:09.791 --> 00:29:12.141
- This is really nice, Mom.

524
00:29:12.228 --> 00:29:13.534
- This is the pricing here,

525
00:29:13.621 --> 00:29:15.971
if you'd like to
take a look at this.

526
00:29:17.756 --> 00:29:21.542
I can give you a tour of the
entire facility if you'd like.

527
00:29:21.629 --> 00:29:25.024
- That would be
helpful, thank you.

528
00:29:25.111 --> 00:29:26.112
- Right this way.

529
00:29:27.635 --> 00:29:29.245
Mister Mahoney, how
are you doing today?

530
00:29:29.332 --> 00:29:30.377
- Fantastic, and yourself?

531
00:29:30.464 --> 00:29:31.770
- Doing great, thank you.

532
00:29:31.857 --> 00:29:33.597
- I'm in the company
of a pretty girl,

533
00:29:33.684 --> 00:29:34.381
I'm having a good day.

534
00:29:34.468 --> 00:29:35.861
[laughing]

535
00:29:35.948 --> 00:29:37.514
- Oh, Mister Mahoney,
are you ready for lunch?

536
00:29:37.601 --> 00:29:38.602
- Yes, I am.

537
00:29:38.689 --> 00:29:39.560
You kids take care.

538
00:29:39.647 --> 00:29:41.997
- Thank you, you as well.

539
00:29:42.084 --> 00:29:44.347
Hi Frank, you you feeling?

540
00:29:44.434 --> 00:29:45.653
- I feel good.

541
00:29:46.741 --> 00:29:48.525
Have you tasted the food here?

542
00:29:48.612 --> 00:29:49.788
It's topnotch.

543
00:29:50.658 --> 00:29:52.573
I mean, five star.

544
00:29:52.660 --> 00:29:53.879
- I'll say.

545
00:29:53.966 --> 00:29:55.794
Have a good one, Frank.

546
00:30:00.537 --> 00:30:02.061
- Mom, are you okay?

547
00:30:04.672 --> 00:30:07.196
- You have a wonderful facility,

548
00:30:07.283 --> 00:30:09.982
but I'm not ready for this.

549
00:30:10.069 --> 00:30:11.157
- I'm sorry.

550
00:30:11.244 --> 00:30:12.506
- Don't worry, thank you.

551
00:30:12.593 --> 00:30:14.595
- Yeah, thanks for
coming by today.

552
00:30:14.682 --> 00:30:16.162
- Mom, don't do it!

553
00:30:17.293 --> 00:30:18.991
- What other choice do I have?

554
00:30:19.078 --> 00:30:21.254
- I don't want Dad in
there any more than you do,

555
00:30:21.341 --> 00:30:23.778
but he is not the answer.
- He says he can do it,

556
00:30:23.865 --> 00:30:25.824
and I think he's the best
answer for right now.

557
00:30:25.911 --> 00:30:27.173
- If Jacob weren't a
member of our family,

558
00:30:27.260 --> 00:30:28.478
would you let him, then?

559
00:30:28.565 --> 00:30:30.045
- Jacob is my son.

560
00:30:30.132 --> 00:30:31.177
- And he's my brother,

561
00:30:31.264 --> 00:30:32.743
and I know him all to well, Mom.

562
00:30:32.831 --> 00:30:34.180
His only thought is to
take care of himself,

563
00:30:34.267 --> 00:30:35.659
to make his life easier.

564
00:30:35.746 --> 00:30:37.096
I don't think he's
thought for one second

565
00:30:37.183 --> 00:30:39.359
that it might take a
little effort to watch Dad.

566
00:30:39.446 --> 00:30:41.361
- Hey Mom, I brought up some
containers from the basement.

567
00:30:41.448 --> 00:30:43.842
I thought doing meal prep
for several days at once

568
00:30:43.929 --> 00:30:44.930
would make things
a little easier.

569
00:30:45.017 --> 00:30:46.583
- Perfect, I'm wrong.

570
00:30:46.670 --> 00:30:47.628
He's a changed man.

571
00:30:47.715 --> 00:30:48.847
We're so lucky to have a convict

572
00:30:48.934 --> 00:30:50.283
managing our family affairs.

573
00:30:50.370 --> 00:30:51.066
- Matthew!

574
00:30:52.763 --> 00:30:54.243
- I give up. Just don't
give him any money

575
00:30:54.330 --> 00:30:57.856
till you find out what
kind of job he does.

576
00:30:57.943 --> 00:30:59.553
Mom!

577
00:30:59.640 --> 00:31:00.859
- I just gave him
a little advance

578
00:31:00.946 --> 00:31:03.035
so he can keep
his bills current.

579
00:31:03.122 --> 00:31:06.342
- More like keeping
his dealer current.

580
00:31:22.358 --> 00:31:25.057
- Hey Janice, how
are you settling in?

581
00:31:25.144 --> 00:31:27.015
- I'm doing okay.

582
00:31:27.102 --> 00:31:29.148
- I think you're really
gonna like it here.

583
00:31:29.235 --> 00:31:33.021
We're a small group but
we're kind of like family.

584
00:31:33.108 --> 00:31:34.762
Some days it's very busy,

585
00:31:34.849 --> 00:31:37.156
and other days it's
hard to stay awake,

586
00:31:37.243 --> 00:31:39.332
but it evens out.

587
00:31:39.419 --> 00:31:41.160
- Thanks, Alison.

588
00:31:41.247 --> 00:31:43.031
It's been a few years since
I've been out of the workforce,

589
00:31:43.118 --> 00:31:45.599
so it's going to take
some catching up.

590
00:31:45.686 --> 00:31:47.557
- You will do fine.

591
00:31:47.644 --> 00:31:49.864
The hardest part will be
the scheduling software,

592
00:31:49.951 --> 00:31:52.345
but filing is pretty
straightforward,

593
00:31:52.432 --> 00:31:54.956
and if you have any questions
don't hesitate to ask.

594
00:31:55.043 --> 00:31:56.697
- I won't, thank you.

595
00:31:56.784 --> 00:31:58.003
- Welcome aboard.

596
00:32:09.666 --> 00:32:11.059
- I'm hungry.

597
00:32:11.146 --> 00:32:14.541
- Lunch is almost
ready Dad, hang tight.

598
00:32:15.629 --> 00:32:17.109
- I'm hungry.

599
00:32:17.196 --> 00:32:20.416
- I heard you the
the first time.

600
00:32:20.503 --> 00:32:23.028
[phone buzzing]

601
00:32:30.774 --> 00:32:31.601
What's up?

602
00:32:31.688 --> 00:32:33.125
- How's Dad doing?

603
00:32:33.212 --> 00:32:35.040
- He's doing just as good
as he was an hour ago.

604
00:32:35.127 --> 00:32:36.693
You don't have to keep
checking in with me

605
00:32:36.780 --> 00:32:38.826
every five minutes, Matthew.
- You are not to be trusted,

606
00:32:38.913 --> 00:32:40.959
so I will check up on
you as much as I want.

607
00:32:41.046 --> 00:32:42.569
- Hey, you're not the
boss of me, Matthew.

608
00:32:42.656 --> 00:32:43.874
- You sound like
a five-year-old.

609
00:32:43.962 --> 00:32:45.267
- Well, you're not
the boss of me.

610
00:32:45.354 --> 00:32:46.790
- I help Mom with the bills now,

611
00:32:46.877 --> 00:32:48.575
and part of that money
goes to your smoking habit,

612
00:32:48.662 --> 00:32:50.664
so actually, yeah I am the boss.

613
00:32:50.751 --> 00:32:51.970
- This conversation is over.

614
00:32:52.057 --> 00:32:53.275
- Don't you dare hang up on me.

615
00:32:53.362 --> 00:32:55.495
- Stop calling, okay, bye.

616
00:32:58.628 --> 00:32:59.978
- What an idiot!

617
00:33:03.155 --> 00:33:04.808
- There you go, Pops.

618
00:33:13.034 --> 00:33:13.904
- It's hot.

619
00:33:13.992 --> 00:33:16.255
- Dad, you're making a mess.

620
00:33:19.780 --> 00:33:21.608
- Dad, you made a mess.

621
00:33:23.218 --> 00:33:24.698
- That's not funny.

622
00:33:24.785 --> 00:33:26.439
- That's not funny.

623
00:33:26.526 --> 00:33:28.832
- Seriously, stop repeating me.

624
00:33:28.919 --> 00:33:31.618
- Seriously, stop repeating me.

625
00:33:35.448 --> 00:33:36.188
- Dad.

626
00:33:37.537 --> 00:33:40.061
[phone buzzing]

627
00:33:42.237 --> 00:33:43.282
Hey Mom, what's up?

628
00:33:43.369 --> 00:33:44.848
- Hey I'm just calling to check

629
00:33:44.935 --> 00:33:47.155
and see how you're doing
on your first day with Dad.

630
00:33:47.242 --> 00:33:50.158
- Fine, I'm just feeding
him lunch right now.

631
00:33:50.245 --> 00:33:51.551
And you will call
Matthew and tell him

632
00:33:51.638 --> 00:33:53.770
to stop calling me
every five minutes?

633
00:33:53.857 --> 00:33:55.381
He's driving me nuts.

634
00:33:55.468 --> 00:33:59.298
- I will, I'm sure
you're doing a great job.

635
00:33:59.385 --> 00:34:02.301
- Thanks, how's the
first day at work?

636
00:34:02.388 --> 00:34:03.824
- It's good.

637
00:34:03.911 --> 00:34:06.348
They seem like a really
nice bunch of people here.

638
00:34:06.435 --> 00:34:07.958
Of course, I have no
clue what I'm doing,

639
00:34:08.046 --> 00:34:10.700
but they've all assured
me that I can handle it.

640
00:34:10.787 --> 00:34:13.442
- That sounds good, I got
everything under control here.

641
00:34:13.529 --> 00:34:15.836
- Hey, make sure you
give him his meds.

642
00:34:15.923 --> 00:34:16.576
- I will.

643
00:34:16.663 --> 00:34:17.968
Mom, I gotta go.

644
00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:19.970
- Okay, I'll be
home around 5:30.

645
00:34:20.058 --> 00:34:21.624
- Okay, sounds good.

646
00:34:23.409 --> 00:34:25.019
Come on Dad.

647
00:34:25.106 --> 00:34:29.980
Dad, you gotta at least aim
for your mouth here, come on.

648
00:34:30.894 --> 00:34:33.158
[gentle piano music]

649
00:34:42.689 --> 00:34:44.082
Medication time.

650
00:34:47.041 --> 00:34:48.521
Hold out your hand, Dad.

651
00:34:48.608 --> 00:34:49.391
Come on.

652
00:34:50.479 --> 00:34:52.612
Here you are, there you go.

653
00:34:52.699 --> 00:34:54.962
Okay, put that in your mouth.

654
00:34:55.049 --> 00:34:57.007
Come on, there you go Dad.

655
00:34:59.053 --> 00:34:59.923
There you go.

656
00:35:02.100 --> 00:35:02.883
Dad, no.

657
00:35:07.017 --> 00:35:08.802
Dad, open your mouth.

658
00:35:08.889 --> 00:35:12.197
[gentle orchestral music]

659
00:35:25.949 --> 00:35:26.994
Come on.

660
00:35:35.089 --> 00:35:36.308
- That's good.

661
00:35:36.395 --> 00:35:38.092
- Great, okay here.

662
00:35:39.920 --> 00:35:42.009
Gotta take this now.

663
00:35:42.096 --> 00:35:43.097
Here you go.

664
00:35:56.676 --> 00:35:59.113
I'm gonna take the garbage out.

665
00:36:21.048 --> 00:36:24.443
Whoa whoa whoa, Dad
Dad Dad Dad Dad Dad.

666
00:36:24.530 --> 00:36:26.662
Pull the chair out
first, come on Dad.

667
00:36:26.749 --> 00:36:28.011
Come on, there you go.

668
00:36:28.098 --> 00:36:31.101
There you go, there
you go, come on.

669
00:36:33.016 --> 00:36:34.714
- What do I do now?

670
00:36:35.976 --> 00:36:38.108
- How about some more TV, huh?

671
00:36:38.196 --> 00:36:38.979
- Okay.

672
00:36:39.980 --> 00:36:40.763
- Come on.

673
00:36:43.375 --> 00:36:44.463
There you go.

674
00:36:50.120 --> 00:36:51.165
Step.

675
00:36:52.166 --> 00:36:53.994
Step, there you are.

676
00:36:55.256 --> 00:36:56.997
There you go.

677
00:36:57.084 --> 00:37:00.130
[game playing on TV]

678
00:37:01.131 --> 00:37:03.438
There you go, there you go.

679
00:37:04.961 --> 00:37:06.180
Here you can watch.

680
00:37:07.355 --> 00:37:09.401
- I don't want to watch sports.

681
00:37:09.488 --> 00:37:10.358
- You don't?

682
00:37:10.445 --> 00:37:11.794
There's a game on right now.

683
00:37:11.881 --> 00:37:14.144
- But I want everyone to win.

684
00:37:16.538 --> 00:37:19.367
- Unfortunately, that's
not the way it works, Dad.

685
00:37:19.454 --> 00:37:21.195
Someone has to lose.

686
00:37:22.718 --> 00:37:24.198
You just sit right
here, and watch this,

687
00:37:24.285 --> 00:37:25.895
you'll feel right at home.

688
00:37:25.982 --> 00:37:27.462
I'm gonna go upstairs and rest.

689
00:37:27.549 --> 00:37:30.335
If you need anything,
just yell, all right?

690
00:37:30.422 --> 00:37:31.379
- Okay.

691
00:37:31.466 --> 00:37:32.424
- All right.

692
00:37:40.127 --> 00:37:43.261
[soft piano music]

693
00:37:54.228 --> 00:37:58.537
- So, Janice, what brings
you back to the workforce?

694
00:37:58.624 --> 00:38:02.105
Wait, let me guess, saving
for a getaway cabin?

695
00:38:02.192 --> 00:38:04.107
No wait, it's coming to me.

696
00:38:04.194 --> 00:38:05.544
Travelman.

697
00:38:05.631 --> 00:38:07.850
- I wish it were that exotic.

698
00:38:07.937 --> 00:38:09.199
My husband can't work,

699
00:38:09.287 --> 00:38:12.246
he's suffering from
early onset Alzheimer's,

700
00:38:12.333 --> 00:38:16.729
and so I'm just working to
pick up the financial slack.

701
00:38:17.730 --> 00:38:20.080
- Oh I'm so sorry, Janice,

702
00:38:20.167 --> 00:38:22.343
that's gotta be hard.

703
00:38:22.430 --> 00:38:26.086
- It's okay, it is but,
we're getting through it.

704
00:38:26.173 --> 00:38:28.871
- Is he in a facility?

705
00:38:28.958 --> 00:38:30.525
- No, he's at home and,

706
00:38:32.048 --> 00:38:34.268
fortunately my older
son has stepped up

707
00:38:34.355 --> 00:38:38.490
so that he can take care
of him while I'm at work.

708
00:38:46.367 --> 00:38:47.499
- [David] Jacob?

709
00:38:53.243 --> 00:38:54.288
Jacob!

710
00:38:59.902 --> 00:39:03.384
I don't want to watch
this game anymore.

711
00:39:03.471 --> 00:39:04.951
Someone's losing.

712
00:39:06.300 --> 00:39:09.390
[game playing on TV]

713
00:39:23.709 --> 00:39:26.320
[tense music]

714
00:39:50.823 --> 00:39:53.739
[birds singing]

715
00:39:53.826 --> 00:39:56.350
[dark music]

716
00:41:09.379 --> 00:41:10.424
- Dad?

717
00:41:12.295 --> 00:41:15.037
[horn honking]

718
00:41:16.343 --> 00:41:17.126
Dad?

719
00:41:21.043 --> 00:41:21.827
Dad?

720
00:41:24.960 --> 00:41:25.744
Dad!

721
00:41:30.488 --> 00:41:32.185
Dad, can you hear me?

722
00:41:34.796 --> 00:41:37.364
[ominous music]

723
00:41:39.627 --> 00:41:42.369
[horn honking]

724
00:41:43.239 --> 00:41:44.545
Dad!

725
00:41:44.632 --> 00:41:46.373
Dad!

726
00:41:46.460 --> 00:41:48.984
[alarm sounding]

727
00:41:50.029 --> 00:41:52.248
[dramatic orchestral music]

728
00:41:52.335 --> 00:41:53.336
Oh my God!

729
00:42:06.959 --> 00:42:09.527
- It's kind of a cold day today.

730
00:42:14.401 --> 00:42:16.272
Are you going downtown?

731
00:42:18.144 --> 00:42:19.188
- I think so.

732
00:42:23.105 --> 00:42:25.325
- This bus is coming, see
they're gonna go downtown,

733
00:42:25.412 --> 00:42:27.588
or to the shopping center so.

734
00:42:28.415 --> 00:42:31.505
[traffic passing]

735
00:42:31.592 --> 00:42:32.941
- I like shopping.

736
00:42:34.203 --> 00:42:36.554
- Good, this is the right bus.

737
00:42:48.783 --> 00:42:51.917
Hey, the bus isn't
gonna wait forever.

738
00:43:05.539 --> 00:43:06.714
- Do you have any money?

739
00:43:06.801 --> 00:43:07.585
Or a card?

740
00:43:08.586 --> 00:43:10.109
A card, anything?

741
00:43:11.153 --> 00:43:11.893
- Hey.

742
00:43:12.894 --> 00:43:14.635
Do you have any money?

743
00:43:17.029 --> 00:43:17.725
- Go ahead.

744
00:43:17.812 --> 00:43:18.596
- Come on.

745
00:43:33.262 --> 00:43:36.135
Looks like it's your lucky day.

746
00:43:36.222 --> 00:43:38.311
- Yes, it's my lucky day.

747
00:43:40.443 --> 00:43:41.488
- Yeah.

748
00:43:45.187 --> 00:43:48.538
[bus engine running]

749
00:43:48.626 --> 00:43:51.498
- Okay Mister Glover, we
have your closing scheduled

750
00:43:51.585 --> 00:43:54.153
for next Tuesday at
10 a.m. with Kevin.

751
00:43:54.240 --> 00:43:55.676
We'll see you then.

752
00:43:58.679 --> 00:44:01.377
[phone buzzing]

753
00:44:02.640 --> 00:44:03.597
- Hi Jacob.

754
00:44:03.684 --> 00:44:05.033
- Mom, Dad's gone.

755
00:44:06.121 --> 00:44:08.515
- What do you mean, he's gone?

756
00:44:08.602 --> 00:44:09.168
- I lost him.

757
00:44:10.648 --> 00:44:12.214
He must have gotten
out of the house,

758
00:44:12.301 --> 00:44:13.999
I can't find him anywhere.

759
00:44:14.086 --> 00:44:15.391
- You lost him?

760
00:44:15.478 --> 00:44:17.480
How long ago did
you lose him, Jacob?

761
00:44:17.567 --> 00:44:18.917
- Mom, I don't
know, I fell asleep.

762
00:44:19.004 --> 00:44:20.614
I must have left
the back door open

763
00:44:20.701 --> 00:44:22.485
when I took the garbage out.
Mom, I can't go look for him,

764
00:44:22.572 --> 00:44:24.879
because of the ankle bracelet,
you have to get home now.

765
00:44:24.966 --> 00:44:26.925
- I'll be right there.

766
00:44:27.012 --> 00:44:29.188
[panting]

767
00:44:36.064 --> 00:44:38.327
- [Passenger] Hey,
this is your stop.

768
00:44:38.414 --> 00:44:39.764
- Do I get off now?

769
00:44:40.765 --> 00:44:42.592
- Yeah, we're at the mall.

770
00:44:42.680 --> 00:44:44.116
- Okay, thank you.

771
00:44:45.552 --> 00:44:47.946
- You're welcome,
have a good day.

772
00:45:10.577 --> 00:45:11.709
- Watch it!

773
00:45:20.413 --> 00:45:21.457
- Emily.

774
00:45:21.544 --> 00:45:22.458
- Hey!

775
00:45:22.545 --> 00:45:23.633
- Emily.

776
00:45:23.721 --> 00:45:26.245
- Watch where you're going.

777
00:45:26.332 --> 00:45:27.333
- I'm sorry.

778
00:45:28.334 --> 00:45:29.465
Was that your new phone?

779
00:45:29.552 --> 00:45:31.163
- Yes, it's my new phone.

780
00:45:31.250 --> 00:45:35.080
And it seems to be
working, but I'm not Emily.

781
00:45:35.167 --> 00:45:36.734
Who's Emily?

782
00:45:36.821 --> 00:45:38.300
- You are Emily.

783
00:45:38.387 --> 00:45:39.345
Where's Jacob?

784
00:45:39.432 --> 00:45:41.173
He's supposed to be watching me.

785
00:45:41.260 --> 00:45:42.522
- Security?

786
00:45:42.609 --> 00:45:44.480
Can you come over here.

787
00:45:46.613 --> 00:45:48.833
- How can I help you, ma'am?
- This gentleman,

788
00:45:50.617 --> 00:45:53.576
I think he's lost, he's looking
for somebody named Emily.

789
00:45:53.663 --> 00:45:56.536
He thinks I'm Emily, but
I've never seen him before.

790
00:45:56.623 --> 00:45:59.278
- Sir, this woman isn't Emily.

791
00:45:59.365 --> 00:46:03.151
And we need to let her
go on with her shopping.

792
00:46:04.718 --> 00:46:06.241
- Where's Jacob?

793
00:46:06.328 --> 00:46:07.982
- Is that who you're
here with, Jacob?

794
00:46:08.069 --> 00:46:08.809
- Yes.

795
00:46:10.071 --> 00:46:11.507
- We'll take it from here.

796
00:46:11.594 --> 00:46:14.119
We'll get on the intercom,
we'll find Jacob.

797
00:46:14.206 --> 00:46:14.859
- Thank you.

798
00:46:16.077 --> 00:46:18.776
Goodbye, I hope you find Jacob.

799
00:46:20.821 --> 00:46:22.736
- What's your name, sir?

800
00:46:22.823 --> 00:46:23.606
- David.

801
00:46:27.219 --> 00:46:28.873
- [Security] Attention,
would the party of Jacob

802
00:46:28.960 --> 00:46:31.005
please come to the mall office?

803
00:46:31.092 --> 00:46:32.790
David is waiting for you.

804
00:46:32.877 --> 00:46:36.315
Jacob to the mall
office, David is waiting.

805
00:46:37.838 --> 00:46:39.187
Hey, I'm sure Jacob
will be here soon.

806
00:46:39.274 --> 00:46:41.799
He's probably been
looking for you.

807
00:46:41.886 --> 00:46:42.408
- Okay.

808
00:46:44.192 --> 00:46:45.541
- [Woman On Radio] Bob, can
you come down to the food court

809
00:46:45.628 --> 00:46:47.543
and help me with a situation?

810
00:46:47.630 --> 00:46:49.154
- Yeah, what's going on?

811
00:46:49.241 --> 00:46:50.720
- I've got a group
of boys down here

812
00:46:50.808 --> 00:46:54.202
who want you and me to show
them where the exit is.

813
00:46:54.289 --> 00:46:55.769
- I'll be right there.

814
00:46:55.856 --> 00:46:58.293
Hey, I've gotta go for a minute.

815
00:46:58.380 --> 00:46:59.860
Jacob's on his way.

816
00:46:59.947 --> 00:47:01.601
You can wait here.

817
00:47:01.688 --> 00:47:02.689
- Okay.

818
00:47:14.788 --> 00:47:15.833
- Jacob!

819
00:47:18.836 --> 00:47:20.968
Okay, what have you
done so far to find him?

820
00:47:21.055 --> 00:47:22.752
- I've only checked the house
and the yard, I can't leave.

821
00:47:22.840 --> 00:47:24.406
- Okay, did you
call the neighbors?

822
00:47:24.493 --> 00:47:25.668
- I don't have any of the
neighbors' phone numbers,

823
00:47:25.755 --> 00:47:27.192
but I called the police.

824
00:47:27.279 --> 00:47:29.150
- Good, I'm going to go
check the houses close by.

825
00:47:29.237 --> 00:47:31.761
I don't think he could
have gone too far.

826
00:47:31.849 --> 00:47:34.764
- Mom please, Mom
please, please.

827
00:47:38.768 --> 00:47:41.989
[traffic passing]

828
00:47:42.076 --> 00:47:44.818
[horn honking]

829
00:47:52.826 --> 00:47:55.220
- Here's a current
picture of him.

830
00:47:55.307 --> 00:47:56.743
- What the hell
Jacob, you lost Dad!

831
00:47:56.830 --> 00:47:58.310
- Don't start on me,
Matthew, it was an accident.

832
00:47:58.397 --> 00:47:59.789
- No, you always have an excuse.

833
00:47:59.877 --> 00:48:01.748
- Matthew, please don't
do this right now.

834
00:48:01.835 --> 00:48:03.881
- Mom, I'm not gonna
sugarcoat it, he had one job.

835
00:48:03.968 --> 00:48:05.621
How hard could it be?

836
00:48:05.708 --> 00:48:07.145
You are unbelievable.

837
00:48:07.232 --> 00:48:09.364
- Everybody just
needs to calm down.

838
00:48:09.451 --> 00:48:12.454
Pointing fingers does
not help the situation.

839
00:48:12.541 --> 00:48:13.803
- Okay, I'm sorry.

840
00:48:13.891 --> 00:48:15.936
- I understand,
feelings are raw.

841
00:48:16.023 --> 00:48:17.895
I was just saying
that there's nothing

842
00:48:17.982 --> 00:48:20.462
that we can do officially
to find your father

843
00:48:20.549 --> 00:48:22.551
until he's been
missing for 24 hours.

844
00:48:22.638 --> 00:48:24.379
But we can keep an
eye out for him.

845
00:48:24.466 --> 00:48:26.947
- We suggest that as you guys
are doing your own search,

846
00:48:27.034 --> 00:48:28.818
use a system, like a map,

847
00:48:28.906 --> 00:48:30.733
so that way you don't
search the same areas twice,

848
00:48:30.820 --> 00:48:32.692
while leaving other
areas unsearched.

849
00:48:32.779 --> 00:48:34.737
What was Mister Roberts wearing?

850
00:48:34.824 --> 00:48:37.653
- A red plaid shirt
and tan pants.

851
00:48:37.740 --> 00:48:38.741
- No jacket?

852
00:48:41.005 --> 00:48:41.788
- No.

853
00:48:44.878 --> 00:48:46.924
He wasn't wearing a jacket.

854
00:48:50.405 --> 00:48:52.930
[dark music]

855
00:48:55.541 --> 00:48:56.455
- You all know where you're
going to search, right?

856
00:48:56.542 --> 00:48:57.804
- Yeah.

857
00:48:57.891 --> 00:48:59.632
- Okay, what time should
we meet back here?

858
00:48:59.719 --> 00:49:01.025
- [Matthew] I think we
should go till at least dark.

859
00:49:01.112 --> 00:49:02.765
- I agree, I have
all of your numbers,

860
00:49:02.852 --> 00:49:04.289
so if you see him, call me,

861
00:49:04.376 --> 00:49:06.204
and then I'll send out
a group text, okay?

862
00:49:06.291 --> 00:49:07.770
Jade, sweetie,
come with grandma.

863
00:49:07.857 --> 00:49:09.033
That way we can have
two sets of eyes

864
00:49:09.120 --> 00:49:10.425
in every car, all right?

865
00:49:10.512 --> 00:49:12.906
- Mom, please let me
know when you find him.

866
00:49:12.993 --> 00:49:15.213
- I will, okay, good luck.

867
00:49:15.300 --> 00:49:17.737
Let's go, okay honey, I
need you to help grandma

868
00:49:17.824 --> 00:49:19.782
look for grandpa, okay?

869
00:49:19.869 --> 00:49:23.308
He's wearing a red
shirt, and tan pants.

870
00:49:23.395 --> 00:49:25.875
[somber music]

871
00:49:53.381 --> 00:49:56.906
- Hey, we overheard
your dad is missing.

872
00:49:56.994 --> 00:49:59.126
- Yeah, that's my fault.

873
00:49:59.213 --> 00:50:01.128
- Could we help
you look for him?

874
00:50:01.215 --> 00:50:02.825
- You want to look for him?

875
00:50:02.912 --> 00:50:04.349
- Yeah, Mister Roberts was
always really nice to us.

876
00:50:04.436 --> 00:50:05.872
We want to help you find him.

877
00:50:05.959 --> 00:50:08.657
- Yeah, we could use all
the help we can get, guys.

878
00:50:08.744 --> 00:50:09.876
Here's a picture.

879
00:50:09.963 --> 00:50:11.530
Thanks.

880
00:50:11.617 --> 00:50:12.748
- No problem, we'll let
you know when we find him.

881
00:50:12.835 --> 00:50:13.575
Let's go, Tyler.

882
00:50:13.662 --> 00:50:14.968
See you later!

883
00:50:15.055 --> 00:50:16.448
- See you buddy.

884
00:50:18.015 --> 00:50:19.146
Thank you.

885
00:50:19.233 --> 00:50:20.626
- Excuse me, sir.

886
00:50:20.713 --> 00:50:21.931
Have you guys seen this man?

887
00:50:22.019 --> 00:50:23.498
This is my Dad, he
has Alzheimer's.

888
00:50:23.585 --> 00:50:24.978
We can't find him anywhere.

889
00:50:25.065 --> 00:50:26.284
- I haven't seen him,
have you seen him?

890
00:50:26.371 --> 00:50:27.067
- No.

891
00:50:27.154 --> 00:50:28.199
- Sorry, man.

892
00:50:39.949 --> 00:50:40.689
- Excuse me,

893
00:50:42.213 --> 00:50:44.302
have you seen our friend,
we're looking for him?

894
00:50:44.389 --> 00:50:46.304
- No, we haven't, I'm sorry.

895
00:50:46.391 --> 00:50:48.349
- My Dad's gone missing,
he has Alzheimer's,

896
00:50:48.436 --> 00:50:50.699
and I was wondering
if you've seen him.

897
00:50:50.786 --> 00:50:52.658
- No, I've never seen him.

898
00:50:52.745 --> 00:50:54.355
I hope you find him,
good luck to you.

899
00:50:54.442 --> 00:50:55.530
- Here's a picture.

900
00:50:57.097 --> 00:50:59.317
- No, sorry I haven't,
I hope you find him.

901
00:50:59.404 --> 00:51:00.057
- Thank you.

902
00:51:00.144 --> 00:51:01.058
- Good luck.

903
00:51:03.103 --> 00:51:04.365
- [Kid] Let's go!

904
00:51:11.155 --> 00:51:12.286
- You know my Mom
suffered from Alzheimer's

905
00:51:12.373 --> 00:51:15.072
for five years before she died.

906
00:51:16.725 --> 00:51:17.857
- Wow, that's

907
00:51:18.988 --> 00:51:19.989
a long time.

908
00:51:21.904 --> 00:51:22.992
Who took care of her?

909
00:51:23.080 --> 00:51:25.865
- My Dad, he was amazing.

910
00:51:25.952 --> 00:51:27.649
It was hard on him.

911
00:51:29.303 --> 00:51:31.740
Hope we find this guy soon.

912
00:51:31.827 --> 00:51:33.177
The world really
doesn't know what to do

913
00:51:33.264 --> 00:51:36.223
with people who suffer
from Alzheimer's.

914
00:51:37.964 --> 00:51:39.835
Most people just want to put
'em somewhere out of sight,

915
00:51:39.922 --> 00:51:42.882
so they don't have
to deal with 'em.

916
00:51:54.154 --> 00:51:56.809
[car starting]

917
00:51:58.724 --> 00:52:02.119
[light orchestral music]

918
00:52:10.997 --> 00:52:13.695
[door closing]

919
00:52:56.912 --> 00:52:59.959
- Just a hot dog, anything to
drink for you there, buddy?

920
00:53:00.046 --> 00:53:00.699
- No.

921
00:53:02.004 --> 00:53:03.615
- All right, buck 39.

922
00:53:09.447 --> 00:53:11.666
- Oh, I don't have any money.

923
00:53:13.146 --> 00:53:14.365
- Dude, if you don't
have any money,

924
00:53:14.452 --> 00:53:16.410
don't prepare a hot dog.

925
00:53:19.196 --> 00:53:20.197
- Okay.

926
00:53:21.154 --> 00:53:24.157
[soft guitar music]

927
00:53:31.120 --> 00:53:31.991
- Let's go across the street.

928
00:53:32.078 --> 00:53:34.080
- No cars, okay, go.

929
00:53:34.167 --> 00:53:36.430
[laughing]

930
00:53:38.171 --> 00:53:40.260
[child muffled speaking]

931
00:53:40.347 --> 00:53:40.913
- Jade?

932
00:53:42.436 --> 00:53:44.786
Jade, what are you
doing clear out here?

933
00:53:44.873 --> 00:53:46.353
- This is my daughter.

934
00:53:46.440 --> 00:53:47.702
- Come with me,
I'll take you home.

935
00:53:47.789 --> 00:53:50.662
- Sir, this is my daughter.

936
00:53:50.749 --> 00:53:53.099
- Jade, come take--

937
00:53:53.186 --> 00:53:54.796
- [Child] Uh oh.

938
00:53:54.883 --> 00:53:56.015
I don't know.

939
00:53:59.236 --> 00:54:01.281
[moaning]

940
00:54:12.988 --> 00:54:14.076
- Are you okay?

941
00:54:16.122 --> 00:54:17.645
What happened?

942
00:54:17.732 --> 00:54:19.038
- I don't know.

943
00:54:20.213 --> 00:54:21.083
A man hit me.

944
00:54:22.781 --> 00:54:23.738
- A man hit you?

945
00:54:23.825 --> 00:54:25.262
Why did he hit you?

946
00:54:26.306 --> 00:54:27.612
- I don't know.

947
00:54:30.310 --> 00:54:31.703
- It kind of bad.

948
00:54:31.790 --> 00:54:34.053
Where is your cell phone?

949
00:54:34.140 --> 00:54:36.185
- I don't have a phone.

950
00:54:36.273 --> 00:54:37.317
- No phone?

951
00:54:37.404 --> 00:54:38.884
- No.

952
00:54:38.971 --> 00:54:40.407
- What's your name?

953
00:54:41.756 --> 00:54:42.627
- David.

954
00:54:42.714 --> 00:54:44.759
- Hi David, I'm Christine.

955
00:54:44.846 --> 00:54:45.586
- Hi.

956
00:54:46.544 --> 00:54:48.110
- Where do you live?

957
00:54:51.288 --> 00:54:52.289
- I don't know.

958
00:54:54.639 --> 00:54:56.641
- This cut needs a bandage.

959
00:54:56.728 --> 00:54:58.643
I have bandages at my house.

960
00:54:58.730 --> 00:55:00.340
I live just over there.

961
00:55:00.427 --> 00:55:03.169
You can come with
me if you want.

962
00:55:03.256 --> 00:55:04.039
- Okay.

963
00:55:07.434 --> 00:55:10.481
[gentle piano music]

964
00:55:23.363 --> 00:55:26.410
[groaning]

965
00:55:26.497 --> 00:55:28.107
- Just over there.

966
00:55:39.379 --> 00:55:43.209
[gentle instrumental music]

967
00:55:53.524 --> 00:55:55.526
It's okay, it's okay.

968
00:55:55.613 --> 00:55:57.005
Don't be afraid.

969
00:56:07.581 --> 00:56:08.974
Sit right there.

970
00:56:20.942 --> 00:56:22.379
There you go.

971
00:56:22.466 --> 00:56:26.252
That should keep the
scarring to a minimum.

972
00:56:26.339 --> 00:56:28.472
[chuckling]

973
00:56:28.559 --> 00:56:31.300
You have a little
something there.

974
00:56:35.000 --> 00:56:37.655
I'm going to be
a nurse, someday.

975
00:56:37.742 --> 00:56:39.396
- Thank you, nurse.

976
00:56:39.483 --> 00:56:40.788
- You're welcome.

977
00:56:40.875 --> 00:56:42.224
Are you cold?

978
00:56:42.311 --> 00:56:43.704
I have a big coat
that might fit you.

979
00:56:43.791 --> 00:56:45.489
You could borrow it if you want.

980
00:56:45.576 --> 00:56:46.359
- Okay.

981
00:57:01.809 --> 00:57:03.637
[laughing]

982
00:57:03.724 --> 00:57:06.335
- You don't need that.

983
00:57:06.423 --> 00:57:08.947
Well now we need to figure
out where you live, David.

984
00:57:09.034 --> 00:57:10.296
- I don't know.

985
00:57:11.297 --> 00:57:14.343
I live back there somewhere.

986
00:57:14.431 --> 00:57:15.736
- I know that.

987
00:57:15.823 --> 00:57:18.609
Everybody lives out there.

988
00:57:18.696 --> 00:57:19.827
Except for me.

989
00:57:20.828 --> 00:57:22.482
- Where's your house?

990
00:57:23.570 --> 00:57:25.311
- This is my house.

991
00:57:26.834 --> 00:57:28.575
- This isn't a house.

992
00:57:28.662 --> 00:57:30.185
- It is, actually.

993
00:57:30.272 --> 00:57:32.013
It's my house.

994
00:57:32.100 --> 00:57:34.320
See, this is where
the fireplace goes.

995
00:57:34.407 --> 00:57:35.626
This is my bedroom.

996
00:57:35.713 --> 00:57:38.019
This is where the TV goes.

997
00:57:38.106 --> 00:57:39.456
- Where's the TV?

998
00:57:39.543 --> 00:57:41.240
- I'll show you.

999
00:57:41.327 --> 00:57:42.589
This is my table.

1000
00:57:49.335 --> 00:57:50.336
See?

1001
00:57:50.423 --> 00:57:51.206
And,

1002
00:57:58.257 --> 00:57:59.650
this is my bedroom.

1003
00:58:04.263 --> 00:58:05.482
This is my plant.

1004
00:58:16.275 --> 00:58:17.842
And, this is my Mom.

1005
00:58:28.374 --> 00:58:30.507
I don't know who he is.

1006
00:58:31.856 --> 00:58:33.727
He was, he's a bad man.

1007
00:58:35.468 --> 00:58:37.514
But, he's in jail now.

1008
00:58:37.601 --> 00:58:40.734
And the picture goes right here.

1009
00:58:40.821 --> 00:58:43.084
See, it's my house.

1010
00:58:43.171 --> 00:58:44.825
But I have to put
it away every day,

1011
00:58:44.912 --> 00:58:46.958
or someone will steal it.

1012
00:58:48.525 --> 00:58:49.874
- This is a house.

1013
00:58:51.397 --> 00:58:52.441
I like it.

1014
00:58:53.617 --> 00:58:54.574
- Thank you.

1015
00:58:58.143 --> 00:58:59.753
- Where's your mommy?

1016
00:59:01.407 --> 00:59:03.452
- The angels took her away.

1017
00:59:03.540 --> 00:59:07.413
She was, she was too good
to live here anymore.

1018
00:59:12.461 --> 00:59:14.551
- Where's your daddy?

1019
00:59:14.638 --> 00:59:16.030
- I never had a dad,

1020
00:59:17.771 --> 00:59:21.427
but I've always wanted to have
a dad like other kids have.

1021
00:59:21.514 --> 00:59:24.648
If I had a dad, life
wouldn't be so hard.

1022
00:59:24.735 --> 00:59:28.521
Even if I'd get to see him
once, I would feel better.

1023
00:59:28.608 --> 00:59:31.393
I just want to know
what he looks like.

1024
00:59:31.480 --> 00:59:32.917
Is he short, or tall?

1025
00:59:34.396 --> 00:59:37.138
Is he skinny, does
he have big muscles?

1026
00:59:38.705 --> 00:59:42.187
Is he bald, or does
he have lots of hair?

1027
00:59:42.274 --> 00:59:44.929
I hope he has a mustache.

1028
00:59:45.016 --> 00:59:47.192
- Did you know that I'm a daddy?

1029
00:59:47.279 --> 00:59:48.541
- You are?

1030
00:59:48.628 --> 00:59:51.109
How many kids do you have?

1031
00:59:51.196 --> 00:59:52.371
- I have three.

1032
00:59:53.372 --> 00:59:55.243
- What are their names?

1033
00:59:55.330 --> 00:59:56.462
One is Jacob.

1034
00:59:58.420 --> 00:59:59.857
He gets in trouble.

1035
01:00:02.033 --> 01:00:03.295
One is Matthew.

1036
01:00:04.862 --> 01:00:06.341
He's always good.

1037
01:00:08.561 --> 01:00:11.433
And one is Emily,
she's very smart.

1038
01:00:13.522 --> 01:00:16.090
- Where are your children now?

1039
01:00:16.177 --> 01:00:21.095
- I don't know where they are
now, but they still live here.

1040
01:00:22.967 --> 01:00:25.012
I like being their daddy.

1041
01:00:29.277 --> 01:00:31.192
I could be your dad.

1042
01:00:31.279 --> 01:00:33.586
[laughing]

1043
01:00:34.631 --> 01:00:36.502
I could be your dad.

1044
01:00:36.589 --> 01:00:38.112
- What?

1045
01:00:38.199 --> 01:00:40.114
No, you can't be my dad.

1046
01:00:42.334 --> 01:00:44.031
- I could be your dad.

1047
01:00:45.511 --> 01:00:46.251
- My dad?

1048
01:00:49.297 --> 01:00:50.777
You could be my dad.

1049
01:00:54.694 --> 01:00:57.566
You could be my dad till we
find out where you belong.

1050
01:00:57.654 --> 01:00:59.656
Then I would have
a whole family.

1051
01:00:59.743 --> 01:01:00.831
I could tell everyone
that you're my dad,

1052
01:01:00.918 --> 01:01:03.094
that I know who my dad is.

1053
01:01:07.489 --> 01:01:09.404
If you're going to be my dad,

1054
01:01:09.491 --> 01:01:11.580
you have to do something for me.

1055
01:01:11.668 --> 01:01:13.887
- What do I have to do?

1056
01:01:13.974 --> 01:01:15.454
- You have to take me
someplace I've always

1057
01:01:15.541 --> 01:01:17.630
wanted my dad to take me.

1058
01:01:19.676 --> 01:01:21.678
Good good, keep doing that?

1059
01:01:21.765 --> 01:01:22.461
- Okay.

1060
01:01:22.548 --> 01:01:24.463
[laughing]

1061
01:01:24.550 --> 01:01:25.246
This is fun.

1062
01:01:25.333 --> 01:01:26.508
- Yeah it is fun.

1063
01:01:26.595 --> 01:01:29.816
âª When you're in a dark place âª

1064
01:01:29.903 --> 01:01:34.081
âª There's a light on the porch âª

1065
01:01:34.168 --> 01:01:36.780
âª Then you've got a shelter âª

1066
01:01:36.867 --> 01:01:39.565
âª When the world's at the door âª
- Ready?

1067
01:01:39.652 --> 01:01:40.697
Okay, go.

1068
01:01:41.785 --> 01:01:44.613
âª The rain can get heavy âª

1069
01:01:44.701 --> 01:01:49.053
âª And the wind can blow cold âª

1070
01:01:50.619 --> 01:01:54.014
âª But I'm gonna
love you like home âª

1071
01:01:54.101 --> 01:01:55.929
- Let's do it again.
- Okay.

1072
01:01:57.670 --> 01:02:02.066
âª When we're together,
when we're apart âª

1073
01:02:04.459 --> 01:02:05.417
- [David] You're wonderful.

1074
01:02:05.504 --> 01:02:07.811
âª We have each other âª

1075
01:02:07.898 --> 01:02:08.812
- Thanks dad.

1076
01:02:08.899 --> 01:02:12.772
âª Wherever we are âª

1077
01:02:12.859 --> 01:02:15.906
âª You can believe it âª

1078
01:02:15.993 --> 01:02:20.258
âª Heart and soul âª

1079
01:02:20.345 --> 01:02:21.868
âª I'm gonna love âª

1080
01:02:21.955 --> 01:02:26.655
âª You like home âª
- Hey Tyler, wait up.

1081
01:02:27.569 --> 01:02:28.875
It's my mom calling.

1082
01:02:28.962 --> 01:02:29.746
Hi mom.

1083
01:02:31.225 --> 01:02:33.488
No, no one's even seen him.

1084
01:02:34.751 --> 01:02:36.753
We're at Promenade Park.

1085
01:02:37.884 --> 01:02:38.667
But mom.

1086
01:02:40.365 --> 01:02:44.891
Mom it's important, let
us just search the park.

1087
01:02:44.978 --> 01:02:47.676
Okay fine, we'll
turn around, fine.

1088
01:02:47.764 --> 01:02:48.895
- What?

1089
01:02:48.982 --> 01:02:50.679
What was that?

1090
01:02:50.767 --> 01:02:52.507
- It's my mom, she
wants us to go home.

1091
01:02:52.594 --> 01:02:53.900
- Big joke.

1092
01:02:53.987 --> 01:02:54.771
- Let's go.

1093
01:02:56.773 --> 01:03:01.603
âª You can believe
it, heart and soul âª

1094
01:03:04.432 --> 01:03:05.738
âª I'm gonna love you âª

1095
01:03:05.825 --> 01:03:08.175
âª Like home âª
- That was a lot of fun.

1096
01:03:08.262 --> 01:03:09.568
- That was fun.

1097
01:03:12.179 --> 01:03:13.572
âª I'm gonna love you âª

1098
01:03:13.659 --> 01:03:15.617
âª Like home âª
- I'm hungry.

1099
01:03:15.704 --> 01:03:17.010
- You're hungry?

1100
01:03:17.097 --> 01:03:18.707
- Yes, I'm hungry.

1101
01:03:20.187 --> 01:03:20.927
- So am I.

1102
01:03:25.584 --> 01:03:28.805
I have an idea, you
just wait right here.

1103
01:03:32.634 --> 01:03:34.941
Hi, could I talk to
you guys for a second?

1104
01:03:35.028 --> 01:03:36.682
- Sure, what's up?

1105
01:03:36.769 --> 01:03:39.598
- So my dad and I are kind of
having a hard time right now,

1106
01:03:39.685 --> 01:03:42.427
and don't really
have a place to live.

1107
01:03:42.514 --> 01:03:43.558
We're really hungry.

1108
01:03:43.645 --> 01:03:45.212
See, that's him right there.

1109
01:03:45.299 --> 01:03:46.735
- [Woman] Oh, okay.

1110
01:03:46.823 --> 01:03:48.737
- [Christine] So could
we have some money,

1111
01:03:48.825 --> 01:03:50.783
so we can get some food?

1112
01:03:50.870 --> 01:03:52.176
- I've got 10 dollars?

1113
01:03:52.263 --> 01:03:53.786
- Yeah, yeah thank you!

1114
01:03:53.873 --> 01:03:54.613
- You're welcome.

1115
01:03:54.700 --> 01:03:55.570
- Have a nice day.

1116
01:03:55.657 --> 01:03:57.834
- You have a nice day, too.

1117
01:04:00.097 --> 01:04:02.708
- Look look, we got some money,
so now we can go get food.

1118
01:04:02.795 --> 01:04:03.970
Come on.

1119
01:04:04.057 --> 01:04:05.667
Come on, let's go.

1120
01:04:09.671 --> 01:04:10.194
- You've got money?

1121
01:04:10.281 --> 01:04:11.630
- Yeah.

1122
01:04:11.717 --> 01:04:13.110
I know what to buy
with this, come on.

1123
01:04:13.197 --> 01:04:15.590
I'm gonna give you
some really good food.

1124
01:04:15.677 --> 01:04:16.461
- Okay.

1125
01:04:21.205 --> 01:04:23.337
- [Christine] Look what I got.

1126
01:04:23.424 --> 01:04:24.208
- Wow.

1127
01:04:25.209 --> 01:04:26.601
- Yeah.

1128
01:04:26.688 --> 01:04:27.689
French fries are good for you.

1129
01:04:27.776 --> 01:04:30.779
You got your potato group,

1130
01:04:30.867 --> 01:04:32.781
and your mineral group,

1131
01:04:35.741 --> 01:04:37.569
and your ketchup group.

1132
01:04:46.883 --> 01:04:49.494
How come you're not eating
your fries with ketchup?

1133
01:04:49.581 --> 01:04:52.627
- I don't like ketchup
on my french fries.

1134
01:04:52.714 --> 01:04:54.325
- Are you sure?

1135
01:04:54.412 --> 01:04:55.935
Ketchup is the best.

1136
01:04:57.937 --> 01:05:00.418
Didn't you know that
they invented ketchup

1137
01:05:00.505 --> 01:05:02.333
to make french
fries taste better?

1138
01:05:02.420 --> 01:05:03.900
- I didn't know that.

1139
01:05:03.987 --> 01:05:06.859
- Just kidding, but you
should try 'em with ketchup.

1140
01:05:06.946 --> 01:05:08.817
They're so much better.

1141
01:05:14.475 --> 01:05:15.259
See?

1142
01:05:24.007 --> 01:05:25.791
- [David] I like ketchup.

1143
01:05:25.878 --> 01:05:26.923
- Me too.

1144
01:05:29.012 --> 01:05:32.450
You have a little
something right there.

1145
01:05:32.537 --> 01:05:33.277
- Thank you.

1146
01:05:33.364 --> 01:05:34.017
- Mm-hmm.

1147
01:05:35.757 --> 01:05:38.717
Maybe we can get a shake and
dip our french fries in it.

1148
01:05:38.804 --> 01:05:40.023
- [David] That would be good.

1149
01:05:40.110 --> 01:05:40.893
- Mm-hmm.

1150
01:05:45.942 --> 01:05:49.119
- [David] Where do we go now?

1151
01:05:49.206 --> 01:05:50.903
- [Christine] Home.

1152
01:06:02.523 --> 01:06:03.133
- No luck.

1153
01:06:04.525 --> 01:06:07.789
- Did anyone you
talked to even see him?

1154
01:06:07.876 --> 01:06:08.660
- No, I'm wondering
if we're just looking

1155
01:06:08.747 --> 01:06:10.357
in the wrong places.

1156
01:06:10.444 --> 01:06:12.751
- Well, maybe he went further
than we thought he could.

1157
01:06:12.838 --> 01:06:14.144
- Or maybe someone found him,

1158
01:06:14.231 --> 01:06:16.233
and they just are
trying to find us.

1159
01:06:16.320 --> 01:06:19.627
- Why wouldn't they just
call the cops at that point?

1160
01:06:19.714 --> 01:06:21.934
- What do we do now, grandma?

1161
01:06:22.021 --> 01:06:23.501
- Well, we're going
to pray very hard

1162
01:06:23.588 --> 01:06:26.286
that grandpa's safe
and that he's okay.

1163
01:06:27.853 --> 01:06:29.202
I just hope that if
someone has found him

1164
01:06:29.289 --> 01:06:30.943
that they take him in.

1165
01:06:31.030 --> 01:06:34.686
It's going to get
so cold tonight.

1166
01:06:34.773 --> 01:06:36.166
- I'm going back out.

1167
01:06:36.253 --> 01:06:37.515
You guys get some rest.

1168
01:06:37.602 --> 01:06:38.472
If I don't find
him we'll pick up

1169
01:06:38.559 --> 01:06:40.344
first thing in the morning.

1170
01:06:40.431 --> 01:06:42.389
- Can I go with you, Dad?

1171
01:06:42.476 --> 01:06:44.087
- Of course you can, angel.

1172
01:06:44.174 --> 01:06:45.610
I need some company.

1173
01:06:45.697 --> 01:06:47.133
- I love you, mommy.
- I love you too, sweetheart.

1174
01:06:47.220 --> 01:06:49.701
Don't forget your jacket,
it's so cold out there.

1175
01:06:49.788 --> 01:06:50.963
Stay safe, okay?

1176
01:06:51.833 --> 01:06:53.139
- Be careful.

1177
01:06:53.226 --> 01:06:54.488
- If I find him
I'll let you know.

1178
01:06:54.575 --> 01:06:55.620
- I love you.

1179
01:07:05.543 --> 01:07:07.849
- This feels good.

1180
01:07:07.936 --> 01:07:10.461
- Yeah, I like
sitting by a fire.

1181
01:07:10.548 --> 01:07:12.898
I make one almost every night.

1182
01:07:14.073 --> 01:07:16.728
- Do you sleep here every night?

1183
01:07:16.815 --> 01:07:19.948
Mm-hmm, until they
won't let me anymore.

1184
01:07:22.299 --> 01:07:25.041
Okay, so I have
two sleeping bags.

1185
01:07:30.394 --> 01:07:31.612
This one's for you.

1186
01:07:31.699 --> 01:07:32.918
It's the warmest.

1187
01:07:36.008 --> 01:07:37.444
- No, it's for you.

1188
01:07:39.403 --> 01:07:40.969
- What?

1189
01:07:41.057 --> 01:07:43.015
You'll freeze if you
don't have a sleeping bag,

1190
01:07:43.102 --> 01:07:45.974
it gets cold out here at night.

1191
01:07:46.062 --> 01:07:49.891
- Dad's give the daughters
the warm sleeping bag.

1192
01:07:51.284 --> 01:07:53.286
- Of course they do.

1193
01:07:53.373 --> 01:07:55.201
I'll take the warm bag.

1194
01:08:03.035 --> 01:08:04.341
You get the pillow.

1195
01:08:04.428 --> 01:08:07.605
I can use my teddy
bear for a pillow.

1196
01:08:07.692 --> 01:08:08.432
- That's fair.

1197
01:08:08.519 --> 01:08:09.650
- Yeah, it is.

1198
01:08:11.087 --> 01:08:13.132
Well, we should probably
get ready for bed.

1199
01:08:13.219 --> 01:08:14.742
I'll get my stuff ready,

1200
01:08:14.829 --> 01:08:17.484
and then I'll help
you with yours.

1201
01:08:17.571 --> 01:08:18.311
- Okay.

1202
01:08:22.315 --> 01:08:24.926
[tense music]

1203
01:08:30.062 --> 01:08:32.369
- Well hon, we'd
better call it a night.

1204
01:08:32.456 --> 01:08:35.328
- But we need to
find grandpa, Dad!

1205
01:08:35.415 --> 01:08:36.373
- I know but,

1206
01:08:38.026 --> 01:08:40.942
we'll pick back up first
thing in the morning, okay?

1207
01:08:41.029 --> 01:08:41.552
- Okay.

1208
01:08:43.119 --> 01:08:46.383
- Don't worry, we'll
find him I promise.

1209
01:08:46.470 --> 01:08:47.210
- Okay.

1210
01:08:58.046 --> 01:08:58.830
- Dad?

1211
01:09:00.875 --> 01:09:02.355
- Yes.

1212
01:09:02.442 --> 01:09:04.966
- Do you know who God is?

1213
01:09:05.053 --> 01:09:06.098
- No.

1214
01:09:08.274 --> 01:09:12.148
- Did your mom and dad
ever teach you about God?

1215
01:09:12.235 --> 01:09:14.585
- I don't go to church anymore.

1216
01:09:16.195 --> 01:09:19.372
- Do you believe that
God loves everyone?

1217
01:09:19.459 --> 01:09:19.981
- Yes.

1218
01:09:21.461 --> 01:09:24.290
I believe God loves
all his children.

1219
01:09:25.857 --> 01:09:27.119
- No matter what?

1220
01:09:29.165 --> 01:09:31.036
- My teacher taught me

1221
01:09:32.211 --> 01:09:34.909
that we are all God's children,

1222
01:09:36.346 --> 01:09:39.044
and God loves all his children.

1223
01:09:44.658 --> 01:09:47.270
- Why does God
make life so hard?

1224
01:09:50.229 --> 01:09:53.145
Why do some people get
enough food to eat,

1225
01:09:53.232 --> 01:09:55.060
and a warm place to live?

1226
01:09:57.932 --> 01:09:59.673
You know what I think?

1227
01:10:00.979 --> 01:10:02.981
I think that when we die

1228
01:10:03.068 --> 01:10:05.026
we get to live with God,

1229
01:10:05.113 --> 01:10:06.941
and everyone will
have a mom and a dad

1230
01:10:07.028 --> 01:10:08.987
to take care of them,

1231
01:10:09.074 --> 01:10:10.902
and have enough food to eat,

1232
01:10:10.989 --> 01:10:13.165
and a warm place to sleep.

1233
01:10:16.255 --> 01:10:17.952
- I think that too.

1234
01:10:30.400 --> 01:10:33.098
[door closing]

1235
01:10:39.974 --> 01:10:40.714
- Sorry.

1236
01:10:46.938 --> 01:10:48.331
We'll find him mom.

1237
01:10:54.946 --> 01:10:57.688
[traffic passing]

1238
01:11:00.647 --> 01:11:02.780
[snoring]

1239
01:11:11.310 --> 01:11:12.180
- Dad! Dad!

1240
01:11:13.094 --> 01:11:14.182
Dad, wake up!

1241
01:11:16.402 --> 01:11:17.185
Dad!

1242
01:11:18.709 --> 01:11:20.058
I had a dream last night.

1243
01:11:20.145 --> 01:11:22.713
I think it was from God.

1244
01:11:22.800 --> 01:11:23.888
- It was a dream?

1245
01:11:23.975 --> 01:11:25.672
- [Christine] Yeah.

1246
01:11:25.759 --> 01:11:27.413
- What did he say?

1247
01:11:27.500 --> 01:11:29.589
- He gave me a dream
about how we can get

1248
01:11:29.676 --> 01:11:31.939
a real Thanksgiving dinner.

1249
01:11:46.389 --> 01:11:47.651
Okay, let's go!

1250
01:11:49.348 --> 01:11:50.654
Come on, let's go.

1251
01:11:55.789 --> 01:12:00.359
âª Sometimes letting go
is the hardest part âª

1252
01:12:01.317 --> 01:12:03.319
- [Christine] Thank you!

1253
01:12:03.406 --> 01:12:05.582
âª When you can't find a hero âª

1254
01:12:05.669 --> 01:12:10.282
âª And you can't seem
to wish on a star âª

1255
01:12:11.936 --> 01:12:15.853
âª If goodbye and
forth and back again âª

1256
01:12:15.940 --> 01:12:17.550
- Thank you.

1257
01:12:17.637 --> 01:12:21.641
âª You've done all you can
and you still can't win âª

1258
01:12:23.295 --> 01:12:27.343
âª If you listen
you'll hear whispers âª

1259
01:12:27.430 --> 01:12:32.086
âª And feel what an angel feels âª

1260
01:12:32.173 --> 01:12:36.177
âª It's never far
from where you are âª

1261
01:12:36.264 --> 01:12:41.269
âª Closer than you think âª

1262
01:12:41.357 --> 01:12:45.143
âª If you try âª

1263
01:12:45.230 --> 01:12:49.713
âª You might find a
doorway to heaven âª

1264
01:12:52.324 --> 01:12:53.586
- Okay, thank you,

1265
01:12:53.673 --> 01:12:56.197
and can I get some
mashed potatoes?

1266
01:12:57.895 --> 01:13:02.682
âª Open it up and let
in a little heart âª

1267
01:13:05.990 --> 01:13:10.951
âª It won't take long
for a miracle to grow âª

1268
01:13:15.173 --> 01:13:19.612
âª The darkest hour
starts to get brighter âª

1269
01:13:19.699 --> 01:13:24.225
âª Leaving your heart
a thrilling matter âª

1270
01:13:25.836 --> 01:13:30.231
âª If you listen
you'll hear whispers âª

1271
01:13:30.318 --> 01:13:34.279
âª And feel what angels feel âª

1272
01:13:34.366 --> 01:13:38.936
âª It's never far
from where you are âª

1273
01:13:39.023 --> 01:13:43.593
âª Closer than you think âª

1274
01:13:43.680 --> 01:13:47.771
âª If you try âª

1275
01:13:47.858 --> 01:13:52.297
âª You might find a
doorway to heaven âª

1276
01:14:03.308 --> 01:14:07.051
âª A doorway to heaven âª

1277
01:14:07.138 --> 01:14:11.229
- Good, now let's have
our Thanksgiving feast.

1278
01:14:11.316 --> 01:14:14.711
Here's the turkey, and
the mashed potatoes,

1279
01:14:15.712 --> 01:14:17.235
and the gravy.

1280
01:14:17.322 --> 01:14:19.411
You should always put gravy
on your mashed potatoes,

1281
01:14:19.498 --> 01:14:20.978
and on your turkey.

1282
01:14:22.458 --> 01:14:25.199
Here's the stuffing,
that's my favorite part.

1283
01:14:25.286 --> 01:14:26.592
I like it when the top is burnt,

1284
01:14:26.679 --> 01:14:28.376
it's so yummy when
the top is crunchy

1285
01:14:28.464 --> 01:14:29.987
and the bottom is soft.

1286
01:14:31.467 --> 01:14:33.207
And the rolls, they're
kind of smashed

1287
01:14:33.294 --> 01:14:34.818
but they'll still be good.

1288
01:14:34.905 --> 01:14:38.474
And I got real butter
to put on the rolls.

1289
01:14:39.692 --> 01:14:41.520
Oh no, oh no, no no no,

1290
01:14:43.087 --> 01:14:46.264
I forgot to get us
something to drink.

1291
01:14:47.570 --> 01:14:48.832
We have to have eggnog.

1292
01:14:48.919 --> 01:14:50.094
I love eggnog.

1293
01:14:51.487 --> 01:14:53.053
- I love eggnog, too.

1294
01:14:53.140 --> 01:14:54.490
- You do?

1295
01:14:54.577 --> 01:14:56.230
Okay then, there's
a little gas station

1296
01:14:56.317 --> 01:14:57.275
with a little store in it.

1297
01:14:57.362 --> 01:14:59.016
It's just down the street.

1298
01:14:59.103 --> 01:15:02.628
You watch the food, and I'll
be back in five minutes.

1299
01:15:02.715 --> 01:15:04.848
Can you watch the food?

1300
01:15:04.935 --> 01:15:07.764
- Yes, I can watch the food.

1301
01:15:07.851 --> 01:15:08.678
- You sure?

1302
01:15:08.765 --> 01:15:10.157
You won't run off, right?

1303
01:15:10.244 --> 01:15:10.941
- No.

1304
01:15:11.028 --> 01:15:11.811
- Okay.

1305
01:15:14.553 --> 01:15:16.250
- Where could he be?

1306
01:15:16.337 --> 01:15:18.035
- Mom, I don't know.

1307
01:15:18.122 --> 01:15:19.297
I think we need to
widen our search area.

1308
01:15:19.384 --> 01:15:20.951
He's been gone a long time.

1309
01:15:21.038 --> 01:15:25.956
- But there's still a chance
that he could be close by.

1310
01:15:26.043 --> 01:15:30.134
What if something bad
has happened to him?

1311
01:15:30.221 --> 01:15:31.527
- Well, in about an hour

1312
01:15:31.614 --> 01:15:33.398
he will have been
gone for 24 hours,

1313
01:15:33.485 --> 01:15:35.618
and we can get the
police involved.

1314
01:15:35.705 --> 01:15:36.836
- Okay.

1315
01:15:36.923 --> 01:15:38.011
We need to regroup.

1316
01:15:38.098 --> 01:15:39.535
You guys must be starving.

1317
01:15:39.622 --> 01:15:42.320
Let's go back to the house,
get something to eat,

1318
01:15:42.407 --> 01:15:44.365
and then we can get back to it.

1319
01:15:44.452 --> 01:15:46.585
- Okay, sounds good.

1320
01:15:46.672 --> 01:15:48.631
Jade, be good to grandma, okay?

1321
01:15:48.718 --> 01:15:49.501
- Okay.

1322
01:16:00.425 --> 01:16:01.339
- Just the eggnog?

1323
01:16:01.426 --> 01:16:03.297
- Yeah, that'll be all.

1324
01:16:05.169 --> 01:16:06.518
- It'll be 2.97.

1325
01:16:06.605 --> 01:16:07.388
- Okay.

1326
01:16:10.000 --> 01:16:12.872
- Excuse me sir, we're
looking for our friend.

1327
01:16:12.959 --> 01:16:13.525
- [Cashier] Out of five?

1328
01:16:13.612 --> 01:16:14.961
- Yeah.

1329
01:16:15.048 --> 01:16:17.529
- Have you seen him,
his name is David.

1330
01:16:17.616 --> 01:16:18.617
- I gotta go.

1331
01:16:18.704 --> 01:16:20.184
- What about your change?

1332
01:16:20.271 --> 01:16:21.446
- Hi, excuse me.

1333
01:16:23.796 --> 01:16:25.363
- Yeah, I think I
remember seeing him

1334
01:16:25.450 --> 01:16:27.713
down at the old
abandoned bridge.

1335
01:16:27.800 --> 01:16:29.497
It's right around the
corner, down the road,

1336
01:16:29.585 --> 01:16:30.847
you can't miss it.

1337
01:16:30.934 --> 01:16:32.544
- Okay, thank you.

1338
01:16:35.025 --> 01:16:37.375
Let's go, we might find him.

1339
01:16:37.462 --> 01:16:40.726
[tense orchestral music]

1340
01:16:58.178 --> 01:17:01.051
- Someone's trying to find you.

1341
01:17:01.138 --> 01:17:03.009
- Who's trying to find me?

1342
01:17:03.096 --> 01:17:05.490
- They're from where you belong.

1343
01:17:05.577 --> 01:17:07.623
- Don't I belong with you?

1344
01:17:07.710 --> 01:17:11.627
- I wish you did but it's
time for you to go home.

1345
01:17:14.542 --> 01:17:16.632
You have to do what
I say right now.

1346
01:17:16.719 --> 01:17:18.329
You gotta go.

1347
01:17:18.416 --> 01:17:19.809
- I don't want to
go until we eat.

1348
01:17:19.896 --> 01:17:21.114
- Dad, please.

1349
01:17:28.818 --> 01:17:29.993
Help, help me!

1350
01:17:32.386 --> 01:17:33.300
Help, help!

1351
01:17:35.128 --> 01:17:35.912
Help me!

1352
01:17:38.218 --> 01:17:39.263
- Did you hear that?

1353
01:17:39.350 --> 01:17:40.394
- Yeah, I heard that.

1354
01:17:40.481 --> 01:17:42.483
- Let's go check it out.

1355
01:17:50.056 --> 01:17:53.669
[bright orchestral music]

1356
01:18:03.156 --> 01:18:06.551
- Hi David, we've
come to take you home.

1357
01:18:07.857 --> 01:18:08.640
- Okay.

1358
01:18:14.428 --> 01:18:15.821
- [Janice] Any luck?

1359
01:18:15.908 --> 01:18:18.258
- Well, we saw this
guy who said he saw

1360
01:18:18.345 --> 01:18:19.782
someone that looked like Dad,

1361
01:18:19.869 --> 01:18:21.914
but when we searched the
area, no one had seen him.

1362
01:18:22.001 --> 01:18:22.785
- Where was that?

1363
01:18:22.872 --> 01:18:24.003
- By Promenade Park.

1364
01:18:24.090 --> 01:18:25.570
- [Janice] Promenade Park?

1365
01:18:25.657 --> 01:18:27.093
- Yeah, we checked the park,
too, and didn't see him.

1366
01:18:27.180 --> 01:18:28.747
I'm sorry Mom.

1367
01:18:28.834 --> 01:18:31.489
- Okay, I'm gonna have to
call the police station again,

1368
01:18:31.576 --> 01:18:34.710
and file a missing
person's report.

1369
01:18:38.278 --> 01:18:39.018
- Grandpa!

1370
01:18:40.672 --> 01:18:41.455
- Dad?

1371
01:18:41.542 --> 01:18:43.196
- Oh my gosh.

1372
01:18:43.283 --> 01:18:46.809
[dramatic orchestral music]

1373
01:18:52.466 --> 01:18:54.686
- David, where have you been?

1374
01:18:54.773 --> 01:18:56.644
I've been so worried about you.

1375
01:18:56.732 --> 01:18:58.821
- Yeah, you really
scared us, Dad.

1376
01:18:58.908 --> 01:19:00.561
But it's okay, you're here now.

1377
01:19:00.648 --> 01:19:02.912
Don't ever leave us again.

1378
01:19:02.999 --> 01:19:04.870
- Grandpa, I missed you so much,

1379
01:19:04.957 --> 01:19:07.655
I thought you were
never gonna come back.

1380
01:19:07.743 --> 01:19:10.006
What happened to your head?

1381
01:19:13.313 --> 01:19:15.576
- It's a butterfly bandage.

1382
01:19:15.663 --> 01:19:17.535
- Where have you been?

1383
01:19:17.622 --> 01:19:19.189
- I don't know.

1384
01:19:19.276 --> 01:19:20.625
- Well thank you boys
for bringing him home,

1385
01:19:20.712 --> 01:19:23.759
but do you know who
was taking care of him?

1386
01:19:23.846 --> 01:19:25.717
- No, he was by
himself in a fort.

1387
01:19:25.804 --> 01:19:27.197
- A fort.

1388
01:19:27.284 --> 01:19:29.765
- Yeah, like a fort
underneath a bridge.

1389
01:19:29.852 --> 01:19:32.898
It was like somebody
was trying to feed him.

1390
01:19:32.985 --> 01:19:34.682
There was food.

1391
01:19:34.770 --> 01:19:36.162
- Food?

1392
01:19:36.249 --> 01:19:38.556
Who were you with, David?

1393
01:19:38.643 --> 01:19:40.036
- My daughter.

1394
01:19:40.123 --> 01:19:42.081
- Dad, I was right here.

1395
01:19:45.824 --> 01:19:47.391
- Hey, what is this?

1396
01:19:49.567 --> 01:19:51.482
- That's a necklace.

1397
01:19:51.569 --> 01:19:53.789
- Well, where did you get it?

1398
01:19:57.314 --> 01:19:58.489
- It was hers.

1399
01:19:59.533 --> 01:20:02.319
She was making me dinner.

1400
01:20:02.406 --> 01:20:05.931
And I didn't get to eat
dinner, I'm still hungry.

1401
01:20:06.018 --> 01:20:07.672
- You're hungry.

1402
01:20:07.759 --> 01:20:11.676
Let's go in and get
something to eat, okay?

1403
01:20:11.763 --> 01:20:13.417
I didn't even start the turkey.

1404
01:20:13.504 --> 01:20:14.897
But I can make you something.

1405
01:20:14.984 --> 01:20:16.986
Would you like a ham sandwich?

1406
01:20:17.073 --> 01:20:18.465
- [David] Yeah.

1407
01:20:18.552 --> 01:20:20.076
- [Janice] Come on,
we're almost there.

1408
01:20:20.163 --> 01:20:22.992
[muffled speaking]

1409
01:20:28.780 --> 01:20:31.827
[muffled conversation]

1410
01:20:38.921 --> 01:20:39.791
- I smell turkey.

1411
01:20:39.878 --> 01:20:41.749
- Yeah, it smells good.

1412
01:20:44.317 --> 01:20:45.841
- I thought I heard you guys
coming up from the walk.

1413
01:20:45.928 --> 01:20:49.018
Here let me set the
turkey down so we can eat.

1414
01:20:49.105 --> 01:20:50.802
- That's beautiful.

1415
01:20:57.853 --> 01:20:58.592
- Dad?

1416
01:21:01.552 --> 01:21:02.335
Dad.

1417
01:21:04.729 --> 01:21:06.862
I knew they'd find you.

1418
01:21:09.734 --> 01:21:10.778
Dad,

1419
01:21:11.954 --> 01:21:13.912
I'm so sorry I lost you.

1420
01:21:15.827 --> 01:21:16.741
- I'm home.

1421
01:21:19.004 --> 01:21:20.310
This is my home.

1422
01:21:21.267 --> 01:21:23.226
- Yeah Dad, you're home.

1423
01:21:29.754 --> 01:21:31.756
- Everything's all right now.

1424
01:21:31.843 --> 01:21:33.192
- Yeah it is, Mom.

1425
01:21:33.279 --> 01:21:34.759
Yeah.

1426
01:21:34.846 --> 01:21:35.673
Let's eat.

1427
01:21:35.760 --> 01:21:37.022
- Let's eat.

1428
01:21:37.109 --> 01:21:38.894
- Jacob, I am
seriously impressed,

1429
01:21:38.981 --> 01:21:41.548
but since when do you cook?

1430
01:21:41.635 --> 01:21:43.072
[laughing]

1431
01:21:43.159 --> 01:21:44.551
- Holiday helper website.

1432
01:21:44.638 --> 01:21:46.336
[laughing]

1433
01:21:46.423 --> 01:21:47.685
- Of course.

1434
01:21:47.772 --> 01:21:49.948
- They have meal
preparation, and recipes,

1435
01:21:50.035 --> 01:21:52.820
and comments to tell you
when to start cookin'.

1436
01:21:52.908 --> 01:21:54.735
Did you know that roasting
a turkey upside down

1437
01:21:54.822 --> 01:21:56.650
actually makes the
meat more tender?

1438
01:21:56.737 --> 01:21:57.825
- I do now.

1439
01:22:02.308 --> 01:22:04.354
- Jacob, this is amazing.

1440
01:22:07.705 --> 01:22:12.449
- Yeah but, I seriously can't
believe that you did it, so.

1441
01:22:14.451 --> 01:22:15.626
- What are we waiting
for, let's eat.

1442
01:22:15.713 --> 01:22:16.757
- Yes.

1443
01:22:16.844 --> 01:22:18.542
- Oh I did screw
up on one thing,

1444
01:22:18.629 --> 01:22:21.414
I burnt the top of the stuffing.

1445
01:22:21.501 --> 01:22:22.676
- That's okay.

1446
01:22:24.678 --> 01:22:27.290
- What did you say, Dad?

1447
01:22:27.377 --> 01:22:29.292
- I said it's okay.

1448
01:22:29.379 --> 01:22:31.076
I like when it's burnt.

1449
01:22:31.163 --> 01:22:33.861
You know how it's all
crunchy and yummy on the top,

1450
01:22:33.949 --> 01:22:36.690
and soft on the bottom.

1451
01:22:36.777 --> 01:22:40.825
Now I hope that's real butter
you got for the rolls Jacob.

1452
01:22:40.912 --> 01:22:44.872
- Yeah, I got real butter
for the rolls, Dad.

1453
01:22:44.960 --> 01:22:45.743
- Nice.

1454
01:22:45.830 --> 01:22:46.874
- Dad?

1455
01:22:48.485 --> 01:22:50.226
- Honey, was that you?

1456
01:22:53.707 --> 01:22:56.841
- Of course it's me,
who'd you think it was?

1457
01:22:56.928 --> 01:22:58.756
- Where have you been?

1458
01:22:58.843 --> 01:23:00.279
- What do mean,
where have I been?

1459
01:23:00.366 --> 01:23:01.977
I've been right here.

1460
01:23:03.282 --> 01:23:04.805
- Dad, you were sick.

1461
01:23:04.892 --> 01:23:07.025
Don't you remember?

1462
01:23:07.112 --> 01:23:09.158
- Well, I don't feel sick.

1463
01:23:10.637 --> 01:23:13.684
And why is everybody
acting so weird?

1464
01:23:16.295 --> 01:23:19.559
- Dad, you weren't
really here with us.

1465
01:23:19.646 --> 01:23:23.346
Like, you weren't
in the real world.

1466
01:23:23.433 --> 01:23:25.174
- What does that mean, I
wasn't in the real world?

1467
01:23:25.261 --> 01:23:26.784
Of course I'm in the real world.

1468
01:23:26.871 --> 01:23:27.654
- Dad,

1469
01:23:30.788 --> 01:23:32.398
I'm glad you're back.

1470
01:23:33.617 --> 01:23:35.010
- Okay.

1471
01:23:35.097 --> 01:23:37.055
- Grandpa, I missed you.

1472
01:23:38.796 --> 01:23:41.320
- Oh, I missed you too, I guess.

1473
01:23:45.150 --> 01:23:48.849
- I don't know what
all the fuss in about,

1474
01:23:48.936 --> 01:23:53.202
but what I do know, is
this meal is getting cold.

1475
01:23:53.289 --> 01:23:56.422
Can we just eat, I'm starving.

1476
01:23:56.509 --> 01:23:57.249
- Me too.

1477
01:24:02.602 --> 01:24:04.952
- I love Thanksgiving.

1478
01:24:05.040 --> 01:24:07.912
It is the best
holiday meal of all,

1479
01:24:10.567 --> 01:24:12.003
and I love you all.

1480
01:24:15.746 --> 01:24:18.575
Jacob, would you
offer us a prayer?

1481
01:24:27.584 --> 01:24:29.542
- Yeah Dad, I'd love to.

1482
01:24:34.939 --> 01:24:36.984
Lord, our Father in Heaven,

1483
01:24:38.682 --> 01:24:41.598
our prayers have
been answered today.

1484
01:24:41.685 --> 01:24:45.558
Our family has been
blessed, so blessed.

1485
01:24:45.645 --> 01:24:47.778
We thank you for
watching over our family,

1486
01:24:47.865 --> 01:24:50.433
especially watching
over our father.

1487
01:24:50.520 --> 01:24:54.741
Thank you so much for
bringing him back to us safe.

1488
01:24:56.352 --> 01:24:57.744
We need our Dad.

1489
01:25:00.225 --> 01:25:02.706
What would we do without him?

1490
01:25:05.926 --> 01:25:08.973
This is truly a day
of thanksgiving.

1491
01:25:09.060 --> 01:25:13.586
Let us treat each other with
kindness we all deserve,

1492
01:25:14.979 --> 01:25:16.894
and help us be the
light to others,

1493
01:25:16.981 --> 01:25:19.592
and spread the
love that we feel.

1494
01:25:21.333 --> 01:25:23.248
In Jesus Christ, amen.

1495
01:25:23.335 --> 01:25:24.119
- Amen.

1496
01:25:31.778 --> 01:25:32.953
- [Jacob] Dad?

1497
01:25:35.086 --> 01:25:37.697
- Here honey, let me help you.

1498
01:25:40.135 --> 01:25:41.701
Here we go.

1499
01:25:41.788 --> 01:25:42.789
- Thank you.

1500
01:25:49.796 --> 01:25:53.060
- Jacob, would you please
pass the mashed potatoes?

1501
01:25:53.148 --> 01:25:54.410
- Yeah Mom, yeah.

1502
01:25:57.804 --> 01:26:01.765
- Emily, would you like
some mashed potatoes?

1503
01:26:01.852 --> 01:26:03.549
- Yeah, sure Mom.

1504
01:26:03.636 --> 01:26:06.726
- And Matthew, please
pass the gravy.

1505
01:26:09.642 --> 01:26:12.079
Jacob, could you
carve the turkey,

1506
01:26:12.167 --> 01:26:13.690
since you're the online chef,

1507
01:26:13.777 --> 01:26:15.170
and assuming there's a video.

1508
01:26:15.257 --> 01:26:17.172
- [Matthew Voiceover]
For a brief moment,

1509
01:26:17.259 --> 01:26:19.957
we all had what we
desperately wanted,

1510
01:26:20.044 --> 01:26:23.395
our father, and husband
back, the way he was.

1511
01:26:23.482 --> 01:26:27.878
It was wonderful, a moment
never to be forgotten.

1512
01:26:27.965 --> 01:26:29.749
But it didn't last.

1513
01:26:29.836 --> 01:26:32.012
After Jacob's amazing prayer,

1514
01:26:32.099 --> 01:26:36.365
Dad went back to being lost
in Alzheimer's disease.

1515
01:26:38.105 --> 01:26:41.674
[dramatic orchestral music]

1516
01:26:43.067 --> 01:26:44.199
- Our father,

1517
01:26:46.810 --> 01:26:49.334
the man who was sure and steady.

1518
01:26:52.076 --> 01:26:53.033
The man who had his
life and his future

1519
01:26:53.120 --> 01:26:55.732
taken away from him too early.

1520
01:26:57.212 --> 01:26:59.605
I don't think we'll ever forget

1521
01:27:00.867 --> 01:27:04.131
what happened that Thanksgiving.

1522
01:27:04.219 --> 01:27:06.133
Gosh, it was so good

1523
01:27:06.221 --> 01:27:08.353
to see him as himself again,

1524
01:27:10.181 --> 01:27:12.401
to hear that confident voice,

1525
01:27:12.488 --> 01:27:15.099
and see that gleam in his eye.

1526
01:27:16.448 --> 01:27:18.233
We had our dad back.

1527
01:27:22.541 --> 01:27:25.065
We'll never know what
happened during that 24 hours,

1528
01:27:25.152 --> 01:27:26.806
or who was helping him.

1529
01:27:28.286 --> 01:27:31.507
But wherever or
whoever he was with,

1530
01:27:31.594 --> 01:27:34.771
they sent something
special back with Dad.

1531
01:27:36.294 --> 01:27:38.775
Even though he couldn't
communicate it in words,

1532
01:27:38.862 --> 01:27:41.995
there was something
different about him.

1533
01:27:43.519 --> 01:27:46.826
That feeling that we felt
in our home that day,

1534
01:27:46.913 --> 01:27:50.177
that's something we've
never felt before.

1535
01:27:51.918 --> 01:27:53.659
His spirit touched us,

1536
01:27:56.445 --> 01:28:00.057
and our family's
never been the same.

1537
01:28:00.144 --> 01:28:04.279
Being kind to each
other was suddenly easy.

1538
01:28:04.366 --> 01:28:08.283
Petty problems that once
plagued us, drifted away.

1539
01:28:10.285 --> 01:28:13.331
And what we saw as a disease,

1540
01:28:13.418 --> 01:28:16.029
a problem that was a nuisance.

1541
01:28:17.988 --> 01:28:22.732
It was just a different way
of knowing a man we all loved.

1542
01:28:25.430 --> 01:28:30.000
And I know that each one of
us will always be grateful

1543
01:28:30.087 --> 01:28:33.743
to that angel who became
our father's keeper.

1544
01:28:35.135 --> 01:28:38.269
[gentle piano music]

1545
01:28:46.451 --> 01:28:50.281
[dramatic orchestral music]

1546
01:29:11.650 --> 01:29:15.045
[acoustic guitar music]

1547
01:29:26.273 --> 01:29:30.408
âª The smoky twilight âª

1548
01:29:30.495 --> 01:29:35.413
âª Touches the sky as you
drift, drift drift away âª

1549
01:29:41.854 --> 01:29:45.423
âª I struggle through grief âª

1550
01:29:45.510 --> 01:29:49.253
âª Fight to find peace âª

1551
01:29:49.340 --> 01:29:54.301
âª I feel the silence
in this place âª

1552
01:29:57.130 --> 01:30:00.699
âª My ship goes out to sea âª

1553
01:30:00.786 --> 01:30:04.311
âª On an ocean of light âª

1554
01:30:04.399 --> 01:30:08.054
âª But your memory remains âª

1555
01:30:08.141 --> 01:30:12.276
âª Like an anchor inside âª

1556
01:30:12.363 --> 01:30:16.019
âª I sail shore to shore âª

1557
01:30:16.106 --> 01:30:19.849
âª I breathe wave to wave âª

1558
01:30:19.936 --> 01:30:23.548
âª But all that I have left âª

1559
01:30:23.635 --> 01:30:28.205
âª Is all that you gave âª

1560
01:30:29.511 --> 01:30:33.253
âª You headed for a lighthouse âª

1561
01:30:33.340 --> 01:30:36.953
âª Only you can see âª

1562
01:30:37.040 --> 01:30:40.870
âª But I know that
you'll make it there âª

1563
01:30:40.957 --> 01:30:44.351
âª You taught me to believe âª

1564
01:31:21.040 --> 01:31:24.304
âª Your ship goes out to sea âª

1565
01:31:24.391 --> 01:31:28.308
âª On an ocean of light âª

1566
01:31:28.395 --> 01:31:31.790
âª But your memory remains âª

1567
01:31:31.877 --> 01:31:36.099
âª Like an anchor inside âª

1568
01:31:36.186 --> 01:31:39.798
âª I sail shore to shore âª

1569
01:31:39.885 --> 01:31:43.628
âª And breathe wave to wave âª

1570
01:31:43.715 --> 01:31:47.371
âª All that I have love âª

1571
01:31:47.458 --> 01:31:52.245
âª Is all that you gave âª

1572
01:31:53.333 --> 01:31:56.511
âª The curtain's closing âª

1573
01:31:56.598 --> 01:32:00.819
âª But the show's not over âª

1574
01:32:00.906 --> 01:32:05.520
âª There's still a way
to the other side âª





