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(car door opening and closing)
(slow music begins)
(car engine roaring)
(car whooshing)
(slow music continues)
(birds chirping)
(footsteps thumping)
(car engine roars)
(slow music continues)
(door knocks) - What, what?
What?
Oh God!
I'm fine, I'm fine.
I'm just sleeping.
This is a sleeping bag, I'm sleeping.
- All right. - Thank you, though.
Thanks.
Thank you.
(phone ringing)
(Man groaning)
(car door opening)
(footsteps thumping)
(car door closing) (footsteps thumping)
(car door closing) (slow music)
(car beeping)
(seat belt flapping)
(key rattling)
(car engine roaring)
- [Both] Earl. - Come on, come here.
- Earl.
- Hey, hey guys We can't be - Come here.
shouting like this, what are we playing Yahtzee?
- No, Earl's gone, I looked for him everywhere in the house.
- What do you mean he's gone, he's probably outside.
Earl.
- Earl.
- Come on you little scruff bucket?
- Earl. - Earl.
- He's fine, he's probably just over
he's rooting around in the beet patch over there, Earl.
- Earl.
- Can you believe they're growing beets?
- They're growing beets? - Yeah, golden beets.
- Yeah.
- Don't worry it's fine, everything's fine.
He's gonna come home, he's gonna do his little thing.
He's gonna scoot back home.
- What if he doesn't?
- What if he's D-E-A-D somewhere?
- She knows how to spell dead.
He's not dead, everything's fine.
Look, we're gonna go look for him right now.
Prove everyone wrong.
Okay, pants on, let's go.
- And socks and shoes.
- Code red, let's go.
Let's find Earl. - Okay.
(dog whimpering)
(car slamming)
- You can sit down.
Hey, look at that,
all right.
Man, come on.
Man, we gotta report this dog or get him to a shelter.
- Dude, why do you gotta be such a downer man?
- It's some little kid's dog bro.
- He ran away, didn't he?
- Or he's lost.
- Man, you don't know shit.
He would have left if he wanted to, aight?
- Right, he would jump out of this moving car.
Right, you right?
(slow music)
(water running)
(slow piano music)
(lighter clicking)
(slow music continues)
- Who is that?
- No idea.
- No I'm good.
(Reed laughing)
- Jesus. - Fuck.
God damn it.
I swear to fucking Christ man.
If you gonna be in there for 20 minutes
'cause you are fucking jerking off,
I'm gonna go to your room,
and I'm gonna cum everywhere.
There's not gonna be a single square foot,
that isn't completely fucking drenched.
- [Reed] Whatever dude.
- Oh fuck man.
- Jesus Christ.
- 'Sup sup,
who's this?
- No idea.
- Pass it up.
- I feel like shit.
- Should we wake her up or?
- Dude, No, we should probably just let her sleep.
- Man, if that was a dude,
you wouldn't give a shit either way.
- Dude, no, what are you doing?
- I'm about to watch animals, what's your problem?
- No problem, it's just like, you know,
would you wanna wake up to a fucking gazelle,
getting its throat ripped out by a cheetah?
It's fucking gross.
- She gotta wake up eventually.
Besides man, if that was me,
I would wake up, scream my head off,
kick all of us in the nuts and run the fuck out of here.
A bunch of strange ass dudes staring at her ass and shit.
She's probably hearing us right now.
- Who the fuck's that?
(door slamming)
- Well, well, well.
Look who finally made it.
- What?
- What, you think you can just roll
into work late every day?
- I'm on time.
- [Radio] Welcome once again
to morning radio hour, we've got four minutes
of uninterrupted music.
Coming after two minutes of commercials but first,
we've got the new hit " Bitch Please" that's next.
- [Radio] Love those memes.
Who out there in radio world loves memes.
It's these two ducks, oh my God.
- [Radio] Thank you Brian,
And once again, all buses have been removed
from the city streets, and the entire fleet
is in their holding bays.
- Come on.
- Mark.
- [Mark] Yeah.
- Come on Mark, you're moving like a grandpa.
- Mark, come on.
- I'm coming.
Got this sock issue.
Yup,
coming.
- Man, we gotta get some food bro.
- Yo, I got trail mix bro.
- No, I'm good on that.
Let's just roll through Duffins or something.
- Duffins?
Nah, bro, I'm not going to no Duffins right now.
- [Narrator] The spring is a time of growth and change.
- Not a single drop of hot water.
- Shh.
- [TV Show] It's a time when new life springs to life.
And it is a time of course...
- Guess he's gonna cum all over your stuff then eh?
[TV Show] For bees!
- Okay,
it's ready.
- Thanks.
Oh this is great, thanks.
- Yeah, anytime.
Just take this.
- You up to anything last night?
- No, I just hung out here.
How was the last day?
- You know, it was good.
A lot of crying and hugging and all that.
Well the crew's pretty upset
about the show movie to LA still.
- Yeah, that makes sense.
- I didn't wake you up when I came in last night, did I?
- I don't think so.
- That's good.
I think I was pretty sloppy.
- Oh yeah?
Yeah,
feeling rough.
We all ended up drinking,
hanging out in the studio.
All the cast, the director, producers.
Got pretty sloppy.
- Oh, that sounds all right.
- It was good, yeah.
I don't know how I'm gonna make it
to the wrap party tonight though.
- Oh, is that tonight?
- Yeah, I told you about it, right?
- Oh!
Yeah, sorry, I must have forgot.
- Okay, you still going to come though right?
- Yeah, if you want me to.
- Of course, I want you to, that's why I invited you.
- Okay. - But I don't want you
to come, if you don't want to.
- No, if I said I'll be there, I'll be there.
- As long as you're sure.
- It's not like I have plans tonight or anything.
- Just wanna make sure that you want to be there?
(electronic music)
(keys rattling)
- Hey bro.
- Seriously, your gonna bro me?
How about you guys help.
- How about no, because I made a commitment
to watching animals all day,
and I'm not about to abandon that
in the middle of the Grasslands.
- Yeah man, go.
- Are you serious, (doorbell rings)
you're not even watching it man.
- Yeah.
(indistinct chatter)
- Oh, hey.
Sorry, just one sec.
It's gonna be...
- You're late.
- Okay, but the receipt says that I left--
- It doesn't matter what the receipt says.
You're late and I know the drill, so.
- Okay, yeah, I'm sorry but if you could just pay for it.
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
Just relax, I'm kidding.
- Okay.
- That was a mean joke, I'm sorry man.
- Don't worry about it.
It's gonna be 19.54, it's a good year.
Good?
- Sorry, what?
- 19.54 is a good year.
- Oh, was it?
- I don't know.
- Okay, well hey more good years to you, man.
- You too.
- Hey, you guys are smoking weed in there?
- Sorry, what?
- Are you guys smoking weed?
You guys hanging out smoking weed?
- Yeah.
- Cool, cool.
- Is there a problem?
- No, no, no.
I smoke weed too and.
I can smoke it every day sometimes,
just like hanging out but yeah.
And if I wasn't working right now,
I would totally if you want, invited me,
I would totally come in there and smoke weed but, you know.
- Well thank you and enjoy your work.
- Okay, you too.
- Later.
(door slams)
- Is that guy a cop?
(driving)
- Hey Val, it's me.
- [Val] Are you fucking kidding me Anthony?
- Look, I just.
- [Val] No.
- I thought.. - [Val] No,
you have to stop.
- Well, if I could just come by and we can talk about.
- [Val] I'm changing my phone number,
I do not want to talk to you anymore, okay?
- Well you don't wanna talk--
- [Val] Goodbye.
(car engine starting)
- [Alison] Okay, okay.
- Earl,
Earl,
Earl.
He's not here.
- Yeah, I know sweetie.
You know what?
I bet you, someone already found him.
And that they've got him safe and sound in their home,
and they're gonna bring him into the SPCA
probably tomorrow.
- Yeah, and you know, Earl is a tough little guy, okay?
He can handle himself out there, he's gonna be okay.
- Yeah
- Not if a coyote bites him.
- Okay.
- He could be the coyote, he could..
- I'm gonna call the SPCA right now,
and see if someone already brought Earl in, okay?
And while I'm calling the SPCA,
you're gonna make some posters with Mark.
Right, Mark?
- Yeah, right, poster.
Absolutely, great idea, poster time, totally.
- Bro, we're not going to Duffins man.
- Told you, you could have some trail mix.
- Not touching that bag of trail mix.
The dog doesn't want the bag of trail mix.
- I already told you, you need to start eating healthy, man.
(dishes rattling)
- I can't beat this hangover.
(dishes rattling)
Thought the food would help.
(dishes rattling)
I think I need a Caesar.
What do you think?
(dishes rattling)
What do you think?
- [Alicia] Sorry, what?
- Do you wanna go get Caesar's?
- Sorry, one more time.
- Caesars, do you wanna go get Caesars with me?
- I mean, if you want to.
- We don't have to, it's just a thought.
- Yeah, let's do it.
- All right. - Okay,
just gotta finish cleaning up so.
(indistinct chatter)
- So can I get you two anything to drink today?
Oh my God. - Hi.
- Alicia hey.
- Erin.
- How's it going?
- Good.
- This must be Ben?
- Yeah.
- It's cool, I mean do you guys come here often or?
- No, well, Ben comes here more often than I do.
- Cool, I just started working here like a week ago so.
- I thought you worked at--
- I do, double jobbing it, you know.
- Right, right, right.
- Right, well what can I get you guys?
- I will have a double Caesar, extra spicy, please.
- Okay one double Caesar, extra spicy.
And you?
- I'll just have a peppermint tea.
- Peppermint tea, okay.
- Yeah, thank you.
- Is there anything else that I can get you guys.
- We're good.
- Okay, no food?
- We're all good.
- Yeah.
- Right, well I will be right back.
- Who is she again?
- Erin?
Anna's friend.
- Gotcha.
- Yeah, yes.
- So does that make her a friend of yours then?
- I mean I guess, I don't really know her.
- She was super excited to see you.
- One Caesar, extra spicy
and a peppermint tea.
- Thank you so much.
- So can i get you guys anything else?
- I think we're all good, thank you.
- Awesome well, it's really great to see you.
- You too.
- And we should get together some time.
- Yeah, sure.
- Nice to meet you, Ben.
- Thank you.
- Wouldn't exactly call that spicy.
(lighter clicking)
- [TV Show] Morning time, a time for rebirth.
The cherry blossoms are ripe,
in this park in Chicago,
the human person roams around
trying to meet-
- Does anybody have any coffee?
- Yeah, I have some.
- Nice.
Can I have some?
- Yeah, you can have some,
might as well make enough for everyone though.
- Oh, you want me to make it?
I mean, it's your coffee.
You probably know better than me how to make it.
- Dude. - What?
Wow
- Okay, whatever.
I'll fucking make, it's not a big deal.
Dude, where is it though?
- Oh Jesus, come on then.
(water running)
- So what do you think?
- What?
- You know, what do you think?
- What are you asking?
- You know, couch lady.
- Couch lady?
- Yeah, couch lady, what do you think?
- I don't even know her name.
- So, that doesn't mean you haven't thought about it, right?
- Thought about what?
- Dude you know?
- No, I actually don't, that's why I'm asking.
- You know.
- Okay, oh, so that's it for you?
- No, that's not it for me, I'm just saying.
I'm wondering if you're interested?
- [Jay] Hey man, you better not be calling dibs
on a passed out chick.
- No, we're just talking.
- [John] Sounds pretty fucking creepy dude.
- I'm not calling dibs, we're just fucking talking.
- [Reed] Okay dude, sure.
- Okay, fuck you.
Fuck all of you actually, especially Reed.
So what do you think though?
Think I got a shot.
(punk music)
- Is that all for ya?
- Yeah.
- Great.
55.
- Debit?
- Mm-hmm.
Solange, my preferred Knowles.
You got a card with us?
- No.
- Do you want one?
- Sure.
- Okay, you get 10,
$10 off.
- Thank you.
(punk music continues)
- Bag?
- No, I got one, thank you.
- Hey, so like yeah, whenever.
I mean, there's this show happening tonight?
I don't know if you'd like maybe wanna check it out
or like?
- Yeah, I'll think about it, thanks.
- Okay, cool, thank you.
- You're gonna buy anything today?
- I'm actually still looking at the moment.
- She's not into you.
- [TV Show] They start their mornings with a brisk run
a 5k
into another 10K trot.
- Dude what the fuck?
- [TV Show] This is how they spend
every morning in the winter
- Some fucking good coffee boys.
- Thank you.
- Good coffee.
Thanks Dean.
- Who hurt you?
(lighter clicks)
- Dude, you better leave me some in that bowl.
Don't fucking smoke it all.
(bong bubbling)
[TV Show] Yeah, that's you buddy.
See if you can get around it.
Good luck.
- Fuck yeah.
(moaning)
(sipping coffee)
- Is that coffee?
- Is there any left?
- You can just have the rest of mine, it's fine.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, no, it's cool, I've had enough.
I had lots.
- Thank you.
- No worries.
- Well, thanks for letting me crash.
- Yeah.
- It's all good.
- Looks like you had a good night last night, huh?
- Yeah, I guess so.
- Good.
- What time is it anyway?
- It's like 03:00 ish.
- Fuck me.
- Sorry, what was your name again?
- Oh, it's Claire.
- Oh, Claire.
- Claire.
- It's Claire.
- Claire.
- I'm the polite one? Okay, cool, hi
I'm Jay.
Nice to meet you, Claire.
Reed, Reed, all right, that's good.
That's Reed.
That's Reed, he's the guy on the floor.
This is Dean, he's a fancy boy.
This is John, he likes to fish.
- No I don't but okay. - Okay?
And this--
I'm Dane, nice to meet you.
- Thank you.
- No worries, anytime.
So where are you from?
- I'm from Montreal.
- Oh Bonjour.
(Claire chuckles)
- I'm just traveling around a little bit,
I came to visit my friend Kelly.
- [All] Kelly.
(indistinct chattering)
- Big Kell, Big Kell
- Tight game, tight game. That's dope
- Yeah, she's pretty cool.
So you're Dane and you are Dean?
- Other way around actually. - Yeah.
- I'm Dane, he's Dean happens a lot D names.
- Okay. (chuckles)
- It doesn't really matter.
- I mean, it kinda matters.
- That's a shitty thing to say.
- We are different people so--
- I get them mixed up a lot.
- Yeah, I know, but that's because you're a fucking asshole.
- Dane, Dean.
- Yeah. - Yes.
(car driving)
- You delivering those 'zas on the fucking bus or what?
I mean Jesus, man.
How do you expect to do anything with your life,
if you can't even deliver a fucking pizza?
- I just drive the speed limit.
- I'm not done.
I don't give a shit about the speed limit.
I do however, give a shit about pizzas being delivered
in less than 30 fucking minutes and for the love of Christ,
how long you've been working here?
- Five years.
- That was rhetorical.
I know how long you've been working here.
- Hey, can I grab a water bottle?
- Why don't you grab a dick.
- Okay.
- Okay, okay.
- Okay, we're coming.
- Come on.
- Okay, everyone ready?
Posters, let's do this,
okay.
- Give them to me.
- Thank you.
- [Dawn] Are you coming, already?
- Yes. - Yeah, yeah.
- Stapler. - Right,
okay, yeah, stapler.
Stapler, stapler
Stapler, stapler, got it.
Okay.
By the drawer.
- Thank you.
- All right.
- Okay, let's go. - See you out there,
I'm coming.
Coming.
(Mark claps)
Dog time, let's go.
(door slams)
(car engine roaring)
(phone vibrating)
- Whatever, man.
- It's Kev man, he's been calling all week.
I can't keep ignoring this.
- Answer it then.
- And tell him what?
- Tell him that he'll get them when it's fucking done dawg.
- Yeah, you know what?
Why don't you tell him?
All right, I got my hands full right now,
and you're the one holding this shit up.
- All right man, fuck it.
- Can't wait to hear this shit.
- [Kev] Wow, look who finally answers his phone
Where the fuck you been!? - See.
- Don't answer it again.
He'll get it when it's fucking done.
- What the fuck?
- Chelsea is thinking of having a few peeps over,
at her place before the party.
If you're down with that.
- Who's Chelsea?
- You don't know Chelsea?
- Have I met her?
- I guess not.
- Okay.
- She plays Piper.
The lead character of the show.
Literally this first person. - Yes, I know Piper.
- Who returns to earth.
- I just forgot, right.
Yeah, okay, sure.
- So do you wanna go?
- Yeah.
- That'll be cool.
Chelsea is awesome, and Chris is gonna be there.
- Okay.
- He's like the funniest dude fucking dude.
- Okay.
- And her apartment is Downtown, it'll be dope.
- Okay, okay, I said I'll go.
You don't have to like convince me.
- Sorry. (phone buzzing)
(Ben chuckles)
- [TV Show] The universe is forever expanding.
And we are but a bubble, floating in the cosmos.
- So, do you guys want me to like
get out of here at some point or?
- [All] No, no.
- You're probably gonna wanna watch this.
- Do you have any plans?
- Yeah, we should do something tonight.
Is anyone going to Sky's show?
- Oh, yeah, we could do that.
- Sounds pretty dope.
- Yeah.
- What kinda show is it?
- Its kind of like acousticy, kind of electronic,
looping, and stuff like that.
- Cool, I'd check it out.
- I'm good, I'm staying here.
- Dude why?
- Because if you guys aren't here, I'm gaming.
- Dude, come to the show, you can game anytime.
- Can I, can I game any time?
This is any time, can I game now?
Mother may I game?
- Just come, it'll be fun.
- Yeah just come, it'll be fun.
- I'll see, I'll see what's going on.
- Yeah, you'll see what's going on.
- I'm trying.
How is that?
- You have to get the poster Mark.
- I am getting the poster more or less.
Alison, where were you on the last 40?
Anyway, sorry.
It's okay.
So we got them all up, that's the last one,
and people around the neighborhood will see it,
give us a call, it's all good.
- Yeah, you hungry honey?
Let's go home and get some food.
- No.
- Dawn.
- Excuse me.
- Dawn, you get back right now.
Hey, would you hold that?
- Yes, get her.
- Dawn, you get back here right now please.
- No. - Yes, yes.
I said you're going right to bed without dinner.
You're coming and you listen to me.
(Dawn screaming)
- It's okay, all right.
It's fine, I'm not stealing her.
- Don't say that.
- She lives with me, it's fine.
- Don't say I'm not stealing her.
- What?
- It sounds like you're stealing her.
Jesus. (door opens)
- It's okay, yeah go for it.
Hey, we are home, are you done?
- I hate you.
- Are you done?
You done screaming and kicking?
- No.
- Well I'm not putting you down and until you stop that.
- Can you put her down Mark?
- I'm not gonna do that until she starts being a brat.
- You are the brat, not me.
- Dawn, sweetie, we need you to calm down,
okay, we're gonna talk about this.
- No, I want to keep looking.
- Okay honey, we will and we will
but you have to calm down,
we are gonna talk about what we're gonna do next.
Put her down.
- Okay
- Look, Dawn I know you're really worried about Earl.
Okay, we all are.
- No, you don't care.
I'm the only one that cares.
- Okay, you can't talk to us like that, okay?
That's not how you talk to your parents, no.
- You are not my parents, you adopted me.
- I'm wearing sandals.
- I don't care about you, you hate me.
- Where are you going?
- To my room, where you were going to tell me to go anyway!
- Okay.
I'm microwaving something.
I'm hungry.
(bag rustling)
(bottle opening)
(lighter clicking)
(beatboxing)
♪ Get in the bag ♪
♪ Get in the ♪
♪ Get in the bag ♪
♪ Feet in the bag ♪
♪ I'm in the bag ♪
♪ Get in the bag it so quick ♪
♪ Rollin' it out like a ♪
♪ Running it out like a ♪
♪ Rollin' it up like burrito ♪
♪ I be chiilin' eating Dorritos ♪
♪ I be just eating the Fritos ♪
(indistinct chatter)
- No, that's pooched.
(coughing)
- I'm hungry.
Are you guys hungry?
- I could always eat.
- Pizza?
- It's a receipt.
- It's my old place.
- No, it's a receipt.
- No the address, I used to live there.
- Well, shit.
What are you waiting for big guy?
Get over there, this is your chance.
- What?
- Yeah, it's your chance.
Go win her back.
- Yeah, I dunno, she's pretty mad right now,
and like, I dunno,
maybe it's not even safe to go over there
It could get physical.
She's been saying like, fuck you a lot lately.
And not in a fun way, you know what I mean?
- Anthony, stop okay?
Please.
You never know if you don't try.
- Yeah, I don't know though.
- She probably ordered the pizza
because she wants to see you.
- Yeah, you could be right.
- Most likely, yeah.
You hit the road, big guy.
- Yeah.
Yeah, thanks Phil.
- Fucking moron.
- What?
- No, nothing bud you go get it.
(car beeping)
(car engine roaring)
(phone vibrating)
- Another missed call.
- Just turn off your phone.
- No, you know what, man?
Fuck this bro.
We're just driving around doing Jack shit all day.
Look, you're gonna go to the studio,
or you're gonna call him right back, all right?
One or the other.
- Bro, who do you think you are
giving me ultimatums and shit?
- You know what, man?
Fuck this.
- [Kev] Hey Dawg, guess what?
My birthday is around the corner.
You know what I want for my birthday?
That fucking album.
Go get that shit to me, man.
What's the hold up?
You like money?
No?
You like bitc--
- Fuck you bro, you're so annoying.
- Fuck me?
- Man, I told you,
you know I can't write anything right now.
- That is bullshit, you ain't even trying.
Look man, if you think that I'm not grieving right now too,
you're wrong.
But you cannot let this shit run you.
You gotta write about it and you are not doing that,
just driving around, doing nothing.
(car engine roaring)
- Did you hear me?
- Yep,
yeah, sorry.
- Okay, so you ready then?
- Mm-hmm.
- You okay?
- Yep.
- Sure. - Yeah, yes.
(phone ringing)
- Hello.
- [Phil] What the fuck are you doing?
I got pizza stacking up over here,
and you're sitting in you stupid little car,
playing with your stupid little dick.
You got 10 minutes to get back here.
- [TV Show] The universe is forever expanding.
(phone buzzing)
- Pizza.
Hello.
- [Anthony] Hey, it's me.
- What?
- [Anthony] It's Anthony.
- Who?
- [Anthony] Is this Val?
- No.
- [Anthony] Oh, sorry.
I must have the wrong place, sorry.
- Okay.
- [Anthony] Sorry.
- Okay.
(phone buzzing)
- Hello?
- [Anthony] Hey, hi, me again.
- Hi. - Hey.
- Oh, Anthony, hi. - Yeah.
- Yes, yes, yes, yes. - Yep.
- Are you coming in?
- Oh no, I don't live here anymore, but thanks.
I just, I'm delivering a pizza so.
- Oh, okay, yeah Pizza.
- Right.
- Right, okay, we gotta get going.
- Okay.
- Have a goodnight.
- You too.
- Tell Val I said hi.
- Oh, okay, we're not going out anymore, bye.
(door slamming)
Hey, sorry about that.
Oh shit.
Okay, I'll be right back.
Sorry about that.
It's been... a day.
It'll be 19.84.
Like the book, read it in high school.
Here's your change.
- Keep the change. - Are you sure?
Thank you.
(door slamming)
(typing)
[Radio] Rolling blackouts throughout the city.
Reminiscent of Quebec's '89 blackout.
(door bell rings)
- [Mark] Pizza's here.
Hi.
- Hey, how's it going?
- You okay?
- Yeah, sorry, I was just a little tired.
- Okay.
How much is the
pizza? - Oh, yes.
20.12.
It's kinda the year that everyone thought
that the world was gonna end.
- I didn't see that movie.
Here's 25, I don't need the receipt either.
- Okay.
- Keep the change.
- Okay.
- Do you want a hand or?
- No, no, thanks though, sorry.
- It's okay.
- Just a little out of it today.
- I hear that.
- Okay.
- What you got going for you?
- This is family pizza, that's a huge box.
- Yeah, it's a small pizza too-
- Okay, thank you.
- Bye.
- This is a medium cheese pizza.
- It's huge.
- Biggest box I've ever seen in my life.
- Could you get Dawn please?
- I think it'd be a lot better if you went up,
I don't think she'll respond to me.
- Why don't you tell her that we got pizza,
and see if that works.
- I'm just of the opinion that if you go up,
she'll come out, if I go up nothing will--
- Mark can you just try?
- [Mark] Yeah, okay.
- And leave the whiskey.
(upbeat music) (car engine roaring)
(doorbell rings)
- I got it.
(indistinct chatter)
- Oh.
- Hi.
- Right, hello, yeah.
Sorry, hi.
Hey, you all smoking weed in there?
- What?
- Like, just 'cause I smoke weed too,
like every day, so.
- You don't smoke weed.
Do you wanna come have some with us then?
- No, no, no, I don't.
I don't even smoke, I don't smoke weed.
- Yeah, it's all right.
- But was it really that like obvious?
- It's pretty obvious.
- Okay, yeah, sorry, all right.
I'm gonna go, I should go.
- Hey.
- Ah fuck, right, sorry.
It's the reason I'm here.
Okay.
Just the receipt.
- I paid online.
- Right, okay, yeah.
Hey, next time you get pizza,
you should
pay with cash,
'cause I'm usually late and then it's free.
- Cool.
- Yeah.
- I will do.
- All right,
have fun.
- Bye. - Bye, okay, bye-bye now.
Doggo,
doggo,
Not a lot of cats?
- What the fuck?
I mean, you've gotta be the slowest dude
in the whole fucking world.
I mean Christ, easy with the pies bud.
People still gotta eat 'em.
Hey, I can't be giving away free pizzas all damn day.
I got child support to pay, mortgages.
I got shit to deal with, pal.
- Can you stop slamming your pizza down?
- Sorry.
(keys jingling)
- Yo John, can I have your crust?
- Bucks, let's go.
- Look at you all fancy.
- Yeah, well, you know.
- Are you going somewhere tonight?
- Yeah, I'm going to my wrap party.
- Yeah, wrap party.
But buses aren't running apparently,
so I guess I'm walking.
- Maybe we should head to Sky's show as well.
- That's not a bad idea, we can all walk together.
- No, you know what I'm gonna chill here, I decided.
- Dude, it's your friend's show, be a good friend.
You're coming.
I'm puttin' on my hand wraps.
- Sure.
- Dean, are you going?
- Yeah.
- I guess that's a yes. - We're already leaving.
- Claire are you going?
- Of course, what else am I gonna do?
- That's a good point.
(lighter clicks)
(hiphop music)
- Yo, I just realized we don't know this dog's name.
- I was thinking to name the dog Dave.
I've always wanted to name a dog Dave.
- Are you serious, Dave?
- Yeah, man.
What, you gonna name him Buddy or Max or some shit?
- No man, but come on, Dave?
- We can't name someone else's dog bro.
- He seems pretty content hangin' with us.
- He is content because we've been stuck
inside this car all day.
- You got something better to do?
- Yeah, we should be inside the fucking studio.
- I told you I'm not going to the studio.
- Isaac, you're killing me today.
- I'm not in the mood, bro.
- What are you doing, bro?
- You're gonna smoke right now?
- Never had this problem before.
- Dude, Dave's in the car, no way.
- Alright, can we at least go to the park or something?
Man, I gotta stretch my legs or some shit.
- Aight, only cause Dave wants to go.
- He's not named Dave.
(electronic music)
- Hello. - Hey.
- Hi.
- How's it going?
- I'm good.
- Hi.
- Alicia.
- I'm Chelsea, so good to finally meet you.
- Nice to meet you. - Oh my God.
- I swear, you guys met before.
- No.
- No, never.
You've been hiding her from me.
(electronic music)
- I mean honestly,
I wish they would just kill my character off already.
- Yeah, we all wish that too.
- I'm so done with this fucking show.
- Oh my God, please don't even get me started.
(electronic music continues)
(indistinct chatter)
Buckets and
If there are buckets at this party...
No one brings buckets to a party...
(door slams)
- Boy,
hey, hey.
- Hey yo, Dave.
Dave, where you going?
- He's not gonna respond to that.
- What else am I supposed to do?
- I don't know, maybe let him go.
- Yo man, I actually liked that little dude.
- Me too.
- Yo, let's go get him.
- He's gone, man.
He wasn't ours to begin with.
- Fuck.
- I know, I know.
Maybe he'll come back.
- Or maybe he'll get killed by some crazy ass coyotes.
- True that.
- True that?
Is that supposed to make me feel better?
- Bro, come on, let's just chill.
- Fuck man.
Yo, Dave,
Dave.
- He's even creepy with me!
Like what the fuck is that back rub thing he does?
- Oh my God, he literally has the,
he has clammiest hands I've ever seen in my life.
- They're moist.
They're dripping.
Oh my God, and he tried
to like fucking run his hands [indistinct]
(indistinct crosstalk)
- I am so sorry.
- Why?
- Oh, work talk.
Just get a bunch of actors together
and all they fucking talk about is fucking work.
- It is fine, I'm used to Ben talking about work, so.
- Oh yeah well, okay.
I hate it and you looked bored as shit.
So anyways, I'm really happy that you came.
I was starting to think that maybe you weren't real.
- Well thank you for having us.
- Yeah, of course.
- I love your apartment.
- Oh, yeah, it's all right.
- Oh, you don't like it?
- No, no, no, it's good.
It's good, I like it.
It's just hard to make it feel like home,
I guess. - Oh, right.
Ben said you're from LA?
- Yup, well no, I actually grew up in Colorado,
but I've just lived in LA for the last few years.
Then I booked the show, it was supposed to shoot in LA,
but then a bunch of budget changes happened,
fucking other shit happened, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Here we are now.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
I like it here but let's be real, it is not LA.
- At least you got like cool people to hang out with.
- Are you fucking kidding me?
Okay, so Lindsay is just a little bitch.
The worst, Julie, is dumb as rocks.
Ben is good, Ben is great.
Chris is,
he's pretty chill.
But all my real friends are still in LA.
- Right.
- Anyways, let's just have another drink,
and get through the night.
Thank God we have alcohol.
- Sure.
- Okay.
- So to being home next season, please.
(motorbike engine roaring)
- There's our little boy.
- Sky
What's up?
- What's good?
- Hey.
- Yo, yo, yo.
- How are you?
- My boy, how is it going?
- Good, how are you man?
- Good.
- I'm Claire.
- I'm Sky, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
- Yeah, you too.
- Sky, what up?
- My boy.
(both ululating)
- What up man?
- Not much, yeah.
Thanks for coming guys, it's the best.
- Thank you.
- All right, I gotta finish setting up,
but please make yourselves at home.
- Thank you.
(indistinct chatter)
- Have a good show.
- I will, cheers.
- Break a leg.
Fuck.
- I'm gonna sit down, we can sit down.
- Yeah, yeah, let's do that.
- Come on in.
(indistinct chatter)
- Is his name actually Sky?
- Oh yeah, yeah he's the best.
- For real?
- Voice of angel.
- Hey guys.
- [All] Hey.
- I'm Erin, what can I get you?
- Beer?
- Beer.
- Let's do a round.
- Same, round of beers easy.
Want some Pilsner, lager..
- [All] Lager.
- Round of lagers, bud!
- Okay, lager it is.
- Thanks. - I'll be right back.
- Thank you.
- We seemed cool, when we did that, right?
- She fucking hates me.
- No, she doesn't hate you specifically.
You can't hate somebody you don't know.
- It was definitely not cool, yeah.
- Damn it.
(car beeping)
(car door slams)
- What's up, bud?
I'm done.
- What'd you forget about the part where I told you
you were working late tonight?
- Nope, I'm not.
- Excuse me?
- Look, I've had enough of your shit today Phil, okay?
So just, I'm done.
- Is that so?
- Hey man, why do you always gotta be such a dick?
- Hey, shut up, put your fucking hat back on
and get those pizzas outta here, let's go.
- You own a shitty pizza restaurant,
and you act like you are the fucking president of like-
- President of what, president of what?
President of fucking what?
- Ah fuck you, I quit.
- You don't quit, you're fired.
- What, like I just quit,
what the fuck
is wrong with you? - Did I stutter bye-bye.
- Whatever.
- Bye.
- But I was literally just like, I'm so jealous of you,
that I'm gonna like--
- Oh my God Julie, are you talking about
when you dyked out with Lisa?
- No. No, I wish!
(Julie laughs)
- Tell that story.
- No, no, no.
- Tell that story.
(crosstalk)
(indistinct chatter)
- I'll tell you that story after this.
- We won't forget.
(indistinct chatter)
- Are you drunk already?
- Good thing you're rich.
- Oh, good thing you're rich.
(indistinct chatter)
- I've got other bottles, it's fine.
- Limes if you're a pussy.
- That's me.
- Can I--
Thank you.
- Okay, cheers to freedom.
- In the eyes, in the eyes.
- And what I was saying was, you could pesto on anything,
and it'll make it better.
Like even-
- Anything?
Ice cream?
- Hello, hello, welcome everyone.
Thank you all for coming out.
My name is Sky of Everlynx.
I'm gonna play some tunes for you guys.
So please sit back, relax
and let's fucking do this.
(drum beating)
(electric guitar music)
♪ Over and under and sideways ♪
♪ Feel like I don't exist ♪
♪ Caught up and tangled in a web ♪
♪ Wrapped up inside ♪
♪ All of this feels like a memory ♪
♪ Coming back to me ♪
♪ I still feel just like a child ♪
♪ Clinging to my mother's dress ♪
♪ All the night I will give to you ♪
♪ And if it's not enough not enough ♪
♪ All my love I will give to you ♪
♪ And watch you fade away ♪
♪ Fade away ♪
- I just hope little Dave gets home safe, man.
- That is not his name.
- I know, man, I got it aight?
I just don't know what else to call him.
(phone vibrating)
- Yeah,
it's Kev man.
What the fuck am I gonna tell him?
- Just don't answer it bro.
- Nah, he's been calling every day for weeks.
I'm gonna pick it up.
- Wait, wait, wait don't, don't.
- Kev, man, what's going on?
- [Kev] Yo, what's the process dawg?
- I know, I know, I know, I'm sorry.
We're going through some shit and.
- [Kev] Man I don't give no shit.
Trying to get this album done or what?
- So close dawg, so close, honest.
- Yo, yo, shut up, yo listen.
- Yo, dude I'm on the phone with Kev.
- Yo, yo just shut up man, just listen for a second.
- Kev, I'm sorry, just give me one second, dude.
- [Kev] Man, are you fucking kidding me?
- Yo, man just shut up.
- What the fuck?
- Just fucking be quiet for one second.
Just quiet.
(distant crying)
- You okay, kid?
- [Dawn] I shouldn't talk to strangers.
- Yeah, yeah, that's probably good advice.
- It's pretty late for you to be out here by yourself.
Where are your parents at?
- Dawn's not in her room.
- What? - She's gone,
I don't know where she is.
I went to check on herand she's not in her room.
- Where is she? - I don't know,
I don't know where she is. - Dawn.
- She's not in her room, okay?
I'm gonna go out and look for her,
you gotta call the police and I'll be right back.
- No, I'm coming with you. - No, no, no
someone has to stay here.
Okay, you call the police,
in case she goes back or something like that,
you get on the phone call, with the the police.
And when you get in touch with the police,
you call me, okay?
- I can't just sit here and do nothing.
- I understand, but someone has to been here, okay?
She's gonna be fine.
You call the police,
and when you get in touch with them, you call me.
I'm gonna go look for her, I'll be right back, okay?
Okay,
okay.
- Okay.
- Shit.
No, my husband is out looking for her right now.
I just want her to be okay.
Okay.
(indistinct chatter)
- Oh, thank you.
Do you know what time the party is gonna get started?
- Yeah, like an hour ago.
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if we don't make it.
They're usually boring.
- Hey, come with me.
Sorry do you mind if I just steal him just for a minute?
- No, no, go ahead.
- Okay, I will bring him back in one piece.
(indistinct chatter)
Hey, how's it goin'? Hey.
Cheers. Hey.
Hi.
Comin' in!
- Hey.
- Hi.
- How's it going?
- Good.
- You guys, you guys have a good season?
- Yeah, it's fine.
- Sorry, what was your name again?
- Reed.
- Right, you were the-
- Boom op, boom op, I was the guy with the-
- The stick. - Yeah.
- The boom.
- Who did you come with?
- I came alone.
I heard about the party from Rocker Mike.
He might be here somewhere.
- Rocker Mike?
- Yeah, you know, Rocker Mike.
(electric guitar music)
- Oh my God, you came.
(Sky sings)
Cool, I'm down with that,
but what are you up to, or good day so far,
I'm guessing or so.
- I'm just watching the show.
- Right, yes.
Yeah he's doing great stuff up there.
I'm like what the heck, you know?
Right music, right?
Cool, can I like buy you a drink or what.
Got one.
I'm gonna, probably just go, I guess.
Cool, bye.
♪ Sometimes I'm terrified of my soul. ♪
- Really?
Earl?
Damn, we've been calling him Dave this entire time.
- No, you've been calling him Dave this whole time.
- Whatever, man, he ran away
as soon as we didn't have any more food anyways.
- I just want Earl to come home safely.
- Maybe your parents feel that way about you right now.
- They are not my parents.
- They're trying to be.
What if I told you that Miller and I were adopted too?
- Really?
- True story.
- They couldn't separate us at the orphanage,
so our parents adopted us.
They're pretty cool for doing that.
- No doubt.
- It's hard to be a parent,
raising a child that's not yours, you know?
- When we were little shits, I mean, brats.
You know, they made us feel loved.
They made us feel like family.
- What do you think?
How about we give you a ride home?
- No, I still have to look for Earl.
- Okay, how about we ride around for a bit
to see if we can find him, and if we can't,
we take you home.
- Deal.
- Let's race, see ya!
- I'm not eating your dust.
(slow electronic music)
(snorting)
(siren wailing)
(phone beeping)
- [Automated Voice] We're sorry you have reached a number--
(engine stutters)
No, no, no, no.
(engine stutters)
Fuck
Shit.
(car door slams)
(car door locks)
(audience cheering)
- [Sky] Thank you, thanks so much.
Thank you all for coming out, thanks for listening.
I've got some merch in the back.
That's it, peace.
(audience clapping)
- That was good.
- Great stuff.
- What's up, thank you, yeah.
- That was cool.
- Thank you, yeah.
Tried some new stuff, I think it went pretty good.
- Yeah, really good man.
- Thanks, yeah.
What you guys up to now?
Are you gonna keep drinking,
- Yeah, we might as well - or what's up?
keep drinking.
You guys wanna go back to the dome?
- I could go back to the dome.
- Yeah, I'm down.
- We did have a party last night.
- Yeah, but Sky just had a show
and also Claire is still with us,
so a little bit of celebration.
- Do you guys call your house the dome?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, it's Dane's stupid fucking nickname,
for our stupid fucking house.
- Yeah, okay.
It's a pretty funny though, all right?
- No, it's not funny man. - Fuck you.
- It's your stupid fucking joke so you would think that.
- No, that's your stupid fucking opinion.
- I don't have those, I only have stupid fucking facts.
- I don't get it, why do you call it the dome?
- It's actually the dink dome.
- It doesn't really matter.
- Does not make it better.
- When all of our friends like had cool names
for their houses and we didn't,
so we landed on that somehow and it stuck.
- And now we still don't have a cool nickname
for our house.
- That's debatable, it's all right?
- Is it?
- Cool, well, do you guys wanna go back to the dome then?
- Let's go back to the dome.
- Yeah? - Yeah,
let's do it. - I'm gonna pack up my shit
real quick but don't leave without me.
- All right man, I got you. - Sure.
- Hey.
- Back to the dome.
- [All] To the dome.
- Oh my God.
- Oh, look who decided to come back.
We were about to leave without you guys.
- Are we really going to this fucking thing?
- Yeah, we're gonna go.
We're just gonna get like a couple of drinks
and go somewhere else.
- Okay, fine, but like 30 minutes max.
- Where's Alicia?
- Oh, she said she wasn't feeling too good, so she left.
- Really?
I should call her.
- Call her on the way, let's just go.
- We're going, let's go.
Oh my God, get the fuck out of my house.
Get out of my house please.
- You better be there.
- I'm coming, I'm coming, I'm coming.
Order me something.
Honestly, you're not fucking sleeping on my couch again.
Come.
(phone ringing)
(slow music)
- Dawn.
Dawn.
(car engine roaring)
- It's this one.
- Wow, didn't make it too far from home, did you?
- Hey.
- Okay, my bad.
- Can't we keep looking, just a little longer?
- It's late, kiddo.
Let's walk you to your front door though.
- Fine.
(knocking on door)
(door opening)
- How's she going?
- Yeah, it's okay, how are you?
- I'm great, just this for you tonight?
- Yup.
- 37.46, two pieces of ID, please.
- Okay.
I'm sorry.
- All right. - Yeah.
It's the car.
- All right.
- Its in my car.
(indistinct chatter)
- Oh shit, that's the fucking pizza guy.
- Hey.
- Hey what's up?
- See you tomorrow.
- Okay man.
- Good pizza tonight.
- I didn't make it.
- Yeah, all right.
- Hey, are you okay?
- Yeah, yes, yeah I'm good.
- You don't look like you're good.
- Yeah, I've had better days, yeah.
- Do you wanna come hang out with us then?
- No, no, thanks though.
It'd be kind of weird hanging out with the pizza guy.
- I don't think so, you should come.
- I don't know.
- Just stop, come on a girl's inviting you to a party.
Let's go.
- Okay.
- [Claire] I'm Claire by the way.
- [Anthony] I'm -- - [Claire] Anthony, I know,
you're wearing your name tag.
- Do you wanna ask a question?
Put your hand down.
- Did you call your adoptive parents mom and dad?
- Eventually.
- Definitely not right away though.
- Do you wanna call your parents mom and dad?
- I don't know.
- They ask you to?
- No, they actually didn't.
- I think they'd understand if you didn't,
but at the same time, I think they'd love it If you did.
Have you ever tried?
- No,
but now I will.
- Yeah, give it a shot.
And once you give it a shot you'll know.
Okay, you'll know if it feels right,
if it doesn't, who cares, no biggie.
You feel me?
- Yeah, I feel you.
- Put your hand down, ask the question.
- Are we friends?
- Hell yeah.
We're hanging out in your house, on the couch,
waiting for your parents, of course.
- That's nice.
It looks like Earl's not coming back.
- Hey, some friends stick around, some friends come and go.
- Yeah, no doubt.
You know I am Isaac's only friend in the whole world.
- Shut up.
(Dawn chuckling)
- Really, that's funny to you?
Isaac's mean to his one and only friend and that's funny?
- What the hell is going on here?
What are you doing in my house?
- It's okay, they're my friends.
- Yeah man, look, we saw her at the park,
so we took her home and made sure she was all right.
We were waiting for you.
- Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- And no one's home? - Mm-hmm.
- Your door was unlocked so.
- Thank you for bringing her home safe.
- Hey, don't mention it.
Got a cool kid.
- Yeah, we should get out of here bro.
- Yeah, no doubt.
- Hey, we'll see you soon D.
- Hey, no more running away, all right?
- Okay.
- Hey, you should probably get her a cell phone.
It's 2019, all kids have cell phones.
- Yeah, yeah thanks.
- You're welcome.
- Let's go man.
- Bro. - I'm driving.
- You don't know to drive?
- Yes I do.
And you don't know where we're going,
so give me the keys. - Get the fuck out.
- Give me the keys, you've been driving all day,
give me the keys.
- Seriously, you're annoying.
You're annoying, bro.
- I am glad you're okay.
You sure no one's home, Alison's not here?
- Yeah, we knocked,
waited,
nothing.
Door was unlocked. - Lemme see, Alison.
- Come on,
come on, come on.
Come on
Fuck,
fuck, fuck, fuck.
Oh come on.
This is a fucking joke.
Fuck.
Okay.
(keys jingling)
(door slams)
Hi, hi, hi.
Door, the door.
Hi - Do you live here?
- I live here, yes.
I'm sorry, I lost my keys and to be honest,
I'm a little bit drunk and I swear I live here, I do.
- It's fine, I believe you, come on in.
- Okay.
- Yeah. - Thank you.
I could have been here all night so.
- No worries.
- I'm Alicia, by the way, I'm in 908.
- Oh Karen, 906.
- Hi Karen, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
- Oh my God, that makes sense.
- Huh, what makes sense?
- I saw Anthony earlier,
when he said he didn't live here anymore.
He used to live in 906,
with his girlfriend Val.
- Is he a pizza guy?
- Oh yeah.
- Oh it's good, oh it's good.
(elevator beeping)
- So, what are you gonna do for the rest of the night?
(slow upbeat music)
- Do you think he's okay?
- It looks like she's eating him.
(both laughing)
- We should send help.
- Yeah or maybe we should go there with some sauce.
Sorry, that was weird.
- I need another drink.
- Okay, yeah.
- I was thinking maybe we could get outta here soon.
- Okay, yeah, sure.
- How did this even happen?
- I have no idea.
- The fuck are you even talking about?
You guys literally didn't make a move at all.
- Neither did he.
- Yeah, it's a fair point.
- Did you see that stash?
- Yeah, good stash.
Yeah, no doubt.
- Maybe one day I'll have real facial hair.
- Yeah, well it's not even about the facial hair.
You guys were just being huge pussies all night.
- Fuck you.
- I mean, he's kinda right man.
- Dude. - What?
- Okay,
the night is not over yet.
- Christ, I don't think I can do anymore.
- I can, watch.
Oh, fuck.
(snorting)
(Chelsea laughing)
You want some?
How good do you feel right now?
- Pretty good.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Hold it, hold it.
(Alicia coughing)
- Oh my God.
- You're good though, you're gonna make it.
- Right.
Oh my God, it's been a while.
- I can tell.
- Oh my God.
(both laughing)
Okay this is better than sitting in my hallway.
- True.
- I'm glad you came.
- Yeah, me too.
- Go ahead.
- Fine.
- Better already, you see that, you see that?
That was perfect.
- Yeah?
- Well, okay, question. - Okay.
- Question, do you like hiking?
- Yeah, I love hiking.
- Do you wanna come with me sometime?
'Cause honestly since I've moved here,
I've had no one to hang out with.
So it'd be kinda cool, if I had someone,
you were the one. - Yeah, of course,
of course, I'd love to.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
[Indistinct muttering]
- What, what'd you say?
- Nothing, I'd love to come.
- Okay.
- Oh, should I grab another one?
- The bottle's empty so.
- Am I being an bad influence on you?
- Are you being AN bad influence on me?
- I don't even care so, it doesn't matter.
Wait, I shouldn't right?
I don't know, it's up to you. - Are you kidding?
We can't stop now.
Yeah.
Bring that in here.
- I was testing you and you passed.
- Yeah, I was testing you.
Thank you.
- Yeah, no stop.
- Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Cheers.
- You just spilled it.
- Did I?
I didn't even notice.
- Why are we here bro?
- We are here so I can smoke this joint,
and you're gonna write a verse.
- I already told you I'm not writing right now.
- No, no, no, no. - You know why.
I'm tired of your excuses bro.
We got commitments.
We got people waiting on the album.
So you and I are gonna sit right here,
we're gonna smoke this joint,
and we are not going anywhere until you write me something,
that's worth my fucking time.
- Hold this,
I'm gonna take this, I think I know your name.
- Yeah it's nice.
(indistinct chatter)
(laughing)
- That upset me though.
In here though, that upset me
- This party sucks.
- Agreed.
You wanna smoke some weed about it?
- Yes.
- Let's get the fuck outta here.
- Save me a joint, I'll be there in a minute.
- Maybe.
- Save me a joint.
- Yeah, probably won't.
- 'Sup, sup.
You like animals?
- Is it weird if I sleep here tonight?
- No, not at all.
Just don't fall asleep on me right now.
- Just like-
a little nap
no, no.
no.
Don't.
- Dawn, oh my God.
Are you okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- We're all okay.
- Oh sweetie, we were so worried.
You can't run away like that, okay?
- I know, I'm sorry mum.
- It's okay, are you hungry?
Do you want some food?
- No, I'm okay.
- Yeah,
where did you find her?
- I didn't find her,
I guess I did find her,
but she was here on the couch.
I came home, and she was sitting here with two friends,
she made in the park, who brought her home safe, right?
- Miller and Isaac.
I didn't get their names necessarily,
they left, but they were nice.
That's great.
- Hey sweetie, I'm really sorry about Earl,
and I promise you tomorrow morning first thing,
we're gonna try and find him again, okay?
- It's okay, my friends said they saw him.
He's okay.
He'll come back if he wants to.
- That's right.
(Mark and Alison sighing)
- This was an interesting day.
- To say the least.
- God, you're cute.
(upbeat music)
- Come on.
- I don't know if I feel worse for him or myself right now?
- He did not look into it.
- No, not at all.
- I was pretty into it.
- Why the fuck do we even have these parties?
- Is this string for like the wind or?
- Sure.
(both laughing)
- It's okay if it's not.
- It's done, we did it.
Come on in.
- Look, it's nice.
- Home sweet home.
Almost.
(both laughing)
There you go.
- I think I got something man.
- Aight, let's hear it.
♪ When she left this world it felt like Armageddon ♪
♪ Lost connection loose wires and faulty vision ♪
♪ Foster home to a new roof and to new religion ♪
♪ And blood over everything is how we started thinking ♪
♪ Got a brother that's broken as me had a new beginning ♪
♪ 'Cause every chapter that we finish ♪
♪ Just a step toward explaining ♪
♪ How it all comes to be show us where we really headed ♪
♪ Like every person that you meet ♪
♪ Another paragraph of living ♪
♪ Death only end if you stop yourself from reading ♪
♪ How another sentence blend into your story of existence ♪
♪ Open up a world of possibility it's splendid ♪
♪ To experience the gift that less has truly given ♪
♪ Gain a new perspective from a human if you listen ♪
♪ Or close another door fall flat as two dimensions ♪
♪ We choose how we lose lick wounds and cry victim ♪
♪ But mom taught us better now we're living out her wisdom ♪
(thunder roaring)
(Dawn yelping)
- Oh it's okay.
- That was weird.
- What the fuck.
(Chelsea moaning)
- I don't know,
this is not my lantern.
(both laughs)
- Damn, dude.
(birds chirping)
(car whooshing)
(Anthony snoring)
(electronic beep)
(car engine roaring)