WEBVTT 1 00:00:06.000 --> 00:00:12.074 Everyone is intimidated by a shark. Become a Card Shark AMERICASCARDROOM.COM 2 00:04:28.635 --> 00:04:31.637 Today, the boy is dead. 3 00:04:31.639 --> 00:04:33.538 And in his place... 4 00:04:39.445 --> 00:04:41.313 Is a man. 5 00:05:44.777 --> 00:05:46.244 Here you go. 6 00:05:48.948 --> 00:05:51.717 Training in 60 minutes. 7 00:05:53.519 --> 00:05:54.953 Hurry up! 8 00:07:18.871 --> 00:07:21.773 Where's the boning knife? 9 00:07:21.775 --> 00:07:26.645 Dad? Zaja took the boning knife again. 10 00:07:38.257 --> 00:07:40.058 Oh, yeah. 11 00:07:45.398 --> 00:07:47.032 Jesus. 12 00:07:50.102 --> 00:07:53.305 - Pol pot. - Yeah. 13 00:07:53.307 --> 00:07:55.073 Boning knife. 14 00:07:57.510 --> 00:07:59.878 - Mountain beaver, huh? - Mm-hmm. 15 00:08:19.198 --> 00:08:21.600 You're dead. 16 00:08:21.602 --> 00:08:24.069 Vespyr, Kielyr, pair off. 17 00:08:25.371 --> 00:08:26.938 Get your guard up. 18 00:08:26.940 --> 00:08:28.940 You have to stab to kill. 19 00:08:28.942 --> 00:08:30.842 Aim for the liver or the kidneys. 20 00:08:30.844 --> 00:08:32.544 Otherwise, she'll never learn. 21 00:08:32.546 --> 00:08:35.647 Shouldn't we aim here? A knife in the lungs creates a pneumothorax. 22 00:08:35.649 --> 00:08:38.183 Or next to the sternum, penetrate the heart? 23 00:08:38.185 --> 00:08:40.318 That'd be instant death. 24 00:08:40.320 --> 00:08:43.188 If it makes you happy, Zaj, sure, aim for the heart. 25 00:08:43.190 --> 00:08:45.524 - Bo, you want to show 'em? - Over here. 26 00:08:45.526 --> 00:08:47.492 Okay, let's go. 27 00:08:47.494 --> 00:08:49.027 Disarm her if you can. 28 00:08:55.301 --> 00:08:57.536 - Ow! - Good. 29 00:08:57.538 --> 00:09:01.573 How is that good? She just stabbed me. She fucking just stabbed me. 30 00:09:01.575 --> 00:09:04.376 Well, then learn to defend yourself. 31 00:09:04.378 --> 00:09:06.077 You kill her. Yeah, thank you. 32 00:09:06.079 --> 00:09:08.179 Let's try that. 33 00:09:08.181 --> 00:09:10.649 Okay. This is where she goes... 34 00:09:42.081 --> 00:09:44.082 Zaj, page. 35 00:09:44.917 --> 00:09:47.385 398. 36 00:09:47.387 --> 00:09:49.921 You still liking it? Mm-hmm. 37 00:09:49.923 --> 00:09:53.725 To stay on schedule for the test, you're gonna have to be finished in eight days. 38 00:09:53.727 --> 00:09:55.126 Okay? 39 00:09:55.128 --> 00:09:56.628 Okay. 40 00:09:59.599 --> 00:10:02.100 Vesp? How you getting along? 41 00:10:02.102 --> 00:10:05.704 I just finished chapter 12, "the world on a string." 42 00:10:08.808 --> 00:10:10.875 What? 43 00:10:10.877 --> 00:10:14.045 Are you having any trouble with quantum entanglement? 44 00:10:14.047 --> 00:10:16.047 Planck length versus Planck time? 45 00:10:17.783 --> 00:10:20.418 I'm fine. Good. 46 00:10:20.420 --> 00:10:23.588 Then tomorrow after lunch, you can give a brief presentation on m-theory. 47 00:10:23.590 --> 00:10:27.058 Argue counterpoints with Bo and Rell vis-a-vis Witten and Dirac. 48 00:12:53.807 --> 00:12:56.107 Whoo-hoo! 49 00:13:00.913 --> 00:13:02.380 Whoo-hoo! 50 00:13:07.052 --> 00:13:10.021 Go. Go all the way to the top. Go! 51 00:13:12.825 --> 00:13:15.927 Whoo-hoo! Ah-ah! 52 00:13:17.831 --> 00:13:20.965 If training is over today, can we take Steve somewhere for class later? 53 00:13:20.967 --> 00:13:23.668 Maybe. Why does mommy have to be gone so long? 54 00:13:26.772 --> 00:13:28.606 She hasn't been gone very long. 55 00:13:28.608 --> 00:13:32.677 Actually, it's been three months, two weeks, six days and 11 hours. 56 00:13:32.679 --> 00:13:35.780 - Mom is very ill. -Don't talk to us like we're your inferiors. 57 00:13:35.782 --> 00:13:38.349 Bo is right. Mom needs to be in the hospital right now. 58 00:13:38.351 --> 00:13:42.420 You said hospitals are a great place to go if you're a healthy person and you want to die. 59 00:13:42.422 --> 00:13:45.456 You said Americans are undereducated and overmedicated. 60 00:13:45.458 --> 00:13:47.458 You said the ama are avaricious whores 61 00:13:47.460 --> 00:13:49.694 only too willing to spread their fat legs for big pharma. 62 00:13:49.696 --> 00:13:51.863 All those things are true. 63 00:13:51.865 --> 00:13:54.866 But mom does not have enough of the neurotransmitter serotonin 64 00:13:54.868 --> 00:13:57.035 to conduct electrical signals in her brain. 65 00:13:57.037 --> 00:13:58.937 Exactly when is mom coming back? 66 00:14:01.273 --> 00:14:03.107 That's what I'm gonna go find out. 67 00:14:04.710 --> 00:14:06.177 Be good, monkey butts. 68 00:14:06.179 --> 00:14:07.645 - See you later, dad. - Bye. 69 00:14:07.647 --> 00:14:08.947 Bye, guys. 70 00:14:53.525 --> 00:14:54.959 Sorry. 71 00:14:56.729 --> 00:14:59.297 Are you coming in? 72 00:15:02.501 --> 00:15:04.235 No? Okay. Bye. 73 00:15:11.077 --> 00:15:15.680 Here, Bo, I got that. Go talk to 'em. We got time. 74 00:15:15.682 --> 00:15:19.250 Ask her what she thinks of the working people creating an armed revolution 75 00:15:19.252 --> 00:15:22.020 against the exploiting classes and their state structures? 76 00:15:22.022 --> 00:15:24.522 Well, Marxists can be just as genocidal as capitalists. 77 00:15:24.524 --> 00:15:26.524 Or whether or not she's a dialectical materialist 78 00:15:26.526 --> 00:15:28.693 and accords primacy to the class struggle? 79 00:15:28.695 --> 00:15:31.429 Avoid Marxism. Or telling her you're a Trotskyite. 80 00:15:31.431 --> 00:15:33.398 Trotskyist. 81 00:15:33.400 --> 00:15:35.967 Only a Stalinist would call a Trotskyist a Trotskyite. 82 00:15:35.969 --> 00:15:37.869 And I'm not a Trotskyist anymore. 83 00:15:37.871 --> 00:15:39.337 I'm a Maoist. 84 00:15:40.973 --> 00:15:43.741 - Right. 85 00:15:43.743 --> 00:15:45.810 I forgot. Sorry. 86 00:15:48.213 --> 00:15:51.783 - Hey. - Hey, Joe. 87 00:15:51.785 --> 00:15:53.952 I sold all your stuff from last time. Great. 88 00:15:53.954 --> 00:15:55.887 Let's see what you got. 89 00:16:38.197 --> 00:16:40.264 Hello? Hey. 90 00:16:40.266 --> 00:16:42.467 Ben. How's she doing? 91 00:16:49.776 --> 00:16:52.043 Harper? 92 00:16:53.479 --> 00:16:55.613 Harper. 93 00:16:55.615 --> 00:16:57.248 Leslie killed herself last night. 94 00:17:04.223 --> 00:17:05.723 How? 95 00:17:07.693 --> 00:17:12.096 Harper? Harper. Tell me. 96 00:17:16.235 --> 00:17:18.102 She slit her wrists. 97 00:17:22.642 --> 00:17:25.476 You're my brother. If you need anything from me, I am right... 98 00:18:21.433 --> 00:18:22.867 Last night, 99 00:18:24.369 --> 00:18:27.371 mommy killed herself. 100 00:18:29.141 --> 00:18:30.942 She finally did it. 101 00:18:36.649 --> 00:18:38.716 Your mother is dead. 102 00:18:47.392 --> 00:18:49.660 Nothing is going to change. 103 00:18:52.431 --> 00:18:55.299 We will go on living in exactly the same way. 104 00:18:58.505 --> 00:19:00.471 We're a family. 105 00:19:01.940 --> 00:19:02.940 Mom! 106 00:19:14.119 --> 00:19:15.353 Fuck you! 107 00:19:23.328 --> 00:19:27.865 Mom! Mom! Fuck you! 108 00:19:27.867 --> 00:19:31.302 Fucking... no! 109 00:19:31.304 --> 00:19:34.172 Mom! I hate you! 110 00:19:34.174 --> 00:19:35.673 Fuck! 111 00:19:58.730 --> 00:20:00.231 Daddy. 112 00:20:35.000 --> 00:20:37.301 Jesus fucking Christ. 113 00:21:09.234 --> 00:21:12.236 Forty-three. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go! 114 00:21:12.238 --> 00:21:15.206 Forty-four. Forty-five. 115 00:21:18.110 --> 00:21:20.811 Hold plank. 116 00:21:21.980 --> 00:21:24.315 Like boards. 117 00:21:24.317 --> 00:21:27.151 Breathe, breathe, breathe. You got it. 118 00:21:29.221 --> 00:21:32.156 Keep holding. You're strong. You can do it. 119 00:21:33.992 --> 00:21:36.527 Dad, when's mom's funeral? 120 00:21:40.132 --> 00:21:43.768 The utter recklessness, the instability and insecurity 121 00:21:43.770 --> 00:21:45.469 that you have brought to her life... 122 00:21:45.471 --> 00:21:47.738 We decided to live here. Both of us. 123 00:21:47.740 --> 00:21:49.640 This is your fault. 124 00:21:51.276 --> 00:21:54.111 Leslie had a disease. She had to be in a good facility. 125 00:21:54.113 --> 00:21:58.249 You were kind enough to offer to pay for it as long as she was treated near you. 126 00:21:58.251 --> 00:22:00.651 We did that. I found her will. 127 00:22:00.653 --> 00:22:03.587 I-I assume you know that Leslie was a Buddhist. 128 00:22:03.589 --> 00:22:07.525 That means she wanted to be cremated, not buried. 129 00:22:07.527 --> 00:22:09.126 It was very important to her... 130 00:22:09.128 --> 00:22:11.128 I have just lost my only child. 131 00:22:11.130 --> 00:22:14.498 I'm in no mood to discuss the particulars of her funeral with you. 132 00:22:14.500 --> 00:22:16.534 Wherever you are, stay there! 133 00:22:16.536 --> 00:22:18.502 You are not welcome here. 134 00:22:18.504 --> 00:22:21.105 If you show up, I will have you arrested. Can... 135 00:22:22.474 --> 00:22:24.608 Jack? 136 00:22:24.610 --> 00:22:27.378 - Goddamn it. - Hello, Ben. 137 00:22:27.380 --> 00:22:30.781 Leslie is in heaven now. She is finally at peace. 138 00:22:30.783 --> 00:22:33.884 When is the ceremony? 139 00:22:33.886 --> 00:22:38.289 It's in five days in new Mexico, at our church. 140 00:22:38.291 --> 00:22:41.292 How are the children? Did you hear what Jack just said? 141 00:22:41.294 --> 00:22:46.130 It's been years. He said that he would have me arrested if we go there. 142 00:22:46.132 --> 00:22:48.899 Did you hear that? He's very upset. 143 00:22:50.635 --> 00:22:52.903 It's just best to do what he says. 144 00:23:01.146 --> 00:23:04.582 It doesn't make any sense. I mean, who are they to make these decisions? 145 00:23:04.584 --> 00:23:07.852 It's this sick sense of entitlement that they all seem to have. 146 00:23:07.854 --> 00:23:10.921 This is what we stand against. This is what mom stood against. Mom hated that world. 147 00:23:10.923 --> 00:23:12.957 Clothes on when we eat, please. 148 00:23:19.064 --> 00:23:21.532 - It's completely unjust. - That's what it is. 149 00:23:21.534 --> 00:23:23.868 We're in the very unique position of hating those people. 150 00:23:23.870 --> 00:23:26.003 - Can unique be modified? - No. 151 00:23:28.740 --> 00:23:34.211 We don't hate Nana and grandpa, but the rest of their tribe are fascist capitalists. 152 00:23:34.213 --> 00:23:36.213 You're just repeating whatever dad says. 153 00:23:36.215 --> 00:23:38.849 I'm writing down everything you say. 154 00:23:38.851 --> 00:23:41.552 In my mind. 155 00:23:41.554 --> 00:23:43.521 Do you even know what a fascist is? 156 00:23:43.523 --> 00:23:46.056 Violent nationalist militants, 157 00:23:46.058 --> 00:23:47.892 supported by big business, 158 00:23:47.894 --> 00:23:50.027 and they're totalitarian single-party dictators. 159 00:23:52.798 --> 00:23:55.132 We're her family. We have to go. 160 00:23:55.134 --> 00:23:57.034 Grandpa said we can't. 161 00:23:59.371 --> 00:24:00.971 What will happen if they arrest you? 162 00:24:05.377 --> 00:24:07.044 Will they take us away from you? 163 00:24:13.385 --> 00:24:15.920 That's a possibility. 164 00:24:30.669 --> 00:24:32.369 Hey. 165 00:24:33.672 --> 00:24:35.172 Wake up. 166 00:24:37.642 --> 00:24:40.478 Wake up, grizzly bear, 167 00:24:40.480 --> 00:24:42.813 my fantastic man. 168 00:24:54.459 --> 00:24:56.827 What we're doing out here is so incredible. 169 00:24:58.930 --> 00:25:00.498 The kids are amazing. 170 00:25:04.536 --> 00:25:07.905 But you have to take care of them for me, okay? 171 00:25:12.210 --> 00:25:14.278 I love you all so much. 172 00:25:17.315 --> 00:25:19.250 I love you so much. 173 00:25:44.509 --> 00:25:46.577 We want to see mom. 174 00:25:46.579 --> 00:25:48.078 Plus, grandpa can't oppress us. 175 00:25:49.648 --> 00:25:53.217 - We want to honor her life. - It's the least you could do. 176 00:25:53.219 --> 00:25:55.386 What's that supposed to mean? 177 00:25:56.588 --> 00:25:58.122 You know. 178 00:25:59.524 --> 00:26:01.659 No, I don't. 179 00:26:02.661 --> 00:26:05.396 Forget it. But I know. 180 00:26:05.398 --> 00:26:08.599 We're strong and we're ready. I said no. 181 00:26:08.601 --> 00:26:10.334 It's too risky. 182 00:26:10.336 --> 00:26:12.169 We're defined by our actions, not our words. 183 00:26:12.171 --> 00:26:16.073 - Dad, give us the mission. - Mission: Rescue mom! 184 00:26:16.075 --> 00:26:17.942 Training in 10 minutes. 185 00:26:46.771 --> 00:26:49.106 Oh, fuck! 186 00:26:49.108 --> 00:26:50.874 Rell? 187 00:26:50.876 --> 00:26:52.610 Can you flex your fingers? 188 00:26:53.378 --> 00:26:55.913 S-t-o-p. 189 00:26:55.915 --> 00:27:01.051 Stay calm, think, observe and plan. 190 00:27:01.053 --> 00:27:04.488 If you hit the rocks below you, you'll die from blunt force trauma. 191 00:27:05.924 --> 00:27:09.760 Or internal bleeding from massive bone fracturing. 192 00:27:09.762 --> 00:27:11.996 Or splenic flexure of the large intestine. 193 00:27:11.998 --> 00:27:14.665 Yes, thank you, Zaj. 194 00:27:14.667 --> 00:27:16.800 I can't. My hand. 195 00:27:16.802 --> 00:27:19.336 There's no cavalry. 196 00:27:19.338 --> 00:27:22.506 No one will magically appear and save you in the end. 197 00:27:34.653 --> 00:27:36.687 Almost. 198 00:27:38.357 --> 00:27:40.190 You got it. Good boy. 199 00:27:41.493 --> 00:27:43.027 All right, let's go. 200 00:28:26.304 --> 00:28:28.806 Class time on Steve. We're going up to the glacier. 201 00:28:29.908 --> 00:28:31.408 Let's go. 202 00:29:08.680 --> 00:29:10.914 We can't go to mommy's funeral. 203 00:29:10.916 --> 00:29:12.483 We have to do what we're told. 204 00:29:14.185 --> 00:29:18.122 Some fights you can't win. 205 00:29:18.124 --> 00:29:20.524 The powerful control the lives of the powerless. 206 00:29:22.093 --> 00:29:24.695 That's the way the world works. 207 00:29:24.697 --> 00:29:26.964 It's unjust and it's unfair. 208 00:29:26.966 --> 00:29:30.367 But that's just too damn bad. 209 00:29:30.369 --> 00:29:34.204 We have to shut up and accept it. 210 00:29:45.984 --> 00:29:47.451 Well, fuck that. 211 00:29:56.829 --> 00:30:00.230 - So they know we're coming. 212 00:30:04.803 --> 00:30:08.138 Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! 213 00:30:08.140 --> 00:30:10.340 Mommy! Whoo! 214 00:30:51.616 --> 00:30:53.784 Attention, all campers. 215 00:30:53.786 --> 00:30:55.786 This is your captain speaking. 216 00:30:55.788 --> 00:30:58.889 Here we have the embodiment of Calvin Coolidge's statement 217 00:30:58.891 --> 00:31:01.625 that the business of America is business. 218 00:31:01.627 --> 00:31:05.562 Our democracy is one of the brightest lights of social justice 219 00:31:05.564 --> 00:31:07.464 in the history of humankind, 220 00:31:07.466 --> 00:31:10.734 and yet most of our fellow citizens engage 221 00:31:10.736 --> 00:31:14.238 in frenzied shopping as their primary form of social interaction. 222 00:31:14.240 --> 00:31:16.974 Come on down! Let's go shopping! 223 00:31:16.976 --> 00:31:20.010 These prices are insane! 224 00:31:38.930 --> 00:31:41.031 - What's a bordello? - A whorehouse. 225 00:31:41.033 --> 00:31:42.432 Oh. What are you reading? 226 00:31:44.535 --> 00:31:47.271 Lolita? I didn't assign that book. 227 00:31:47.273 --> 00:31:49.172 I'm skipping ahead. 228 00:31:50.341 --> 00:31:51.842 And? 229 00:31:54.045 --> 00:31:56.046 - It's interesting. - Interesting! 230 00:31:56.048 --> 00:31:58.916 - Illegal word! - Dad, Kielyr said "interesting"! 231 00:31:58.918 --> 00:32:01.618 Interesting is a non-word. You know you're supposed to avoid it. 232 00:32:01.620 --> 00:32:04.621 - Be specific. - It's disturbing. 233 00:32:04.623 --> 00:32:06.723 More specific. Can I just read? 234 00:32:06.725 --> 00:32:09.426 After you give us your analysis thus far. 235 00:32:09.428 --> 00:32:13.397 There's this old man who loves this girl, 236 00:32:13.399 --> 00:32:15.799 and she's only 12 years old... that's the plot. 237 00:32:24.409 --> 00:32:27.744 Because it's written from his perspective, 238 00:32:27.746 --> 00:32:31.415 you sort of understand and sympathize with him, 239 00:32:31.417 --> 00:32:37.254 which is kind of amazing because he's essentially a child molester. 240 00:32:37.256 --> 00:32:42.259 But his love for her is beautiful. 241 00:32:42.261 --> 00:32:46.563 But it's also sort of a trick because it's so wrong. 242 00:32:46.565 --> 00:32:51.568 You know, he's old, and he basically rapes her. 243 00:32:51.570 --> 00:32:54.338 So it makes me feel... 244 00:32:57.175 --> 00:32:59.810 I hate him. 245 00:32:59.812 --> 00:33:02.579 And somehow I feel sorry for him at the same time. 246 00:33:04.148 --> 00:33:05.649 Well done. 247 00:33:08.853 --> 00:33:11.054 What does rape mean? 248 00:33:13.491 --> 00:33:15.792 When a person, usually a man, 249 00:33:15.794 --> 00:33:18.028 forces another person, usually a woman, 250 00:33:18.030 --> 00:33:20.330 to have sexual intercourse. 251 00:33:20.332 --> 00:33:22.099 - Oh. - Who's hungry? 252 00:33:22.101 --> 00:33:24.534 Me! Me! 253 00:33:24.536 --> 00:33:28.105 What's sexual intercourse? 254 00:33:30.174 --> 00:33:34.111 When a man sticks his penis in a woman's vagina. 255 00:33:34.113 --> 00:33:37.014 Everyone keep their eyes peeled for deer. 256 00:33:37.016 --> 00:33:40.450 Why would a man stick his penis in a woman's vagina? 257 00:33:42.020 --> 00:33:45.355 Because it can give them both pleasure. 258 00:33:45.357 --> 00:33:48.692 And because the combination of a man's sperm and a woman's egg 259 00:33:48.694 --> 00:33:51.528 can create a baby and continue the human race. 260 00:33:51.530 --> 00:33:54.398 But that's where she pees. 261 00:33:54.400 --> 00:33:58.335 Pee comes not from the vagina, but from the urethra, 262 00:33:58.337 --> 00:34:00.804 which is within the outer labia. 263 00:34:00.806 --> 00:34:04.975 But generally speaking, yes, that is where she pees. 264 00:34:04.977 --> 00:34:08.045 Everyone keep your eyes open for game of any kind. 265 00:34:42.346 --> 00:34:43.847 Okay. 266 00:34:47.418 --> 00:34:49.453 Now what? 267 00:34:49.455 --> 00:34:52.389 - What's wrong with everyone? - Are they sick? 268 00:34:52.391 --> 00:34:54.458 - What do you mean? - Everyone's so fat. 269 00:34:56.527 --> 00:34:59.229 - Yeah, they are. - Fat like hippos. 270 00:34:59.231 --> 00:35:02.632 - That's not nice to say. - But look! 271 00:35:05.136 --> 00:35:08.271 Okay, you can think that, but we don't make fun of people. 272 00:35:08.273 --> 00:35:10.073 Right, dad? That's right. 273 00:35:10.075 --> 00:35:12.976 - We don't make fun of people. - Except Christians. 274 00:35:26.959 --> 00:35:28.959 Dad? 275 00:35:28.961 --> 00:35:30.460 Dad? 276 00:35:33.164 --> 00:35:34.798 Shit. 277 00:35:43.107 --> 00:35:45.842 This, right now... 278 00:35:45.844 --> 00:35:48.178 This is your first real test. 279 00:35:48.180 --> 00:35:51.348 Stay calm. Remember your training. 280 00:35:55.453 --> 00:35:57.187 Morning. How you doing today? 281 00:35:57.189 --> 00:36:00.157 Morning, officer. Can I see your license and registration, please? 282 00:36:00.159 --> 00:36:01.825 Certainly. 283 00:36:03.261 --> 00:36:06.296 - Nice rig. - Thank you. 284 00:36:06.298 --> 00:36:09.266 I pulled you over because your back left taillight is out. 285 00:36:09.268 --> 00:36:11.368 - Did you know that? - No, I didn't. 286 00:36:11.370 --> 00:36:13.003 I'm sorry. 287 00:36:13.005 --> 00:36:14.938 I'll be right back. 288 00:36:20.311 --> 00:36:22.112 No school today? 289 00:36:22.947 --> 00:36:24.414 Not yet. 290 00:36:39.864 --> 00:36:43.133 Man, by his sin, has become separated from god, 291 00:36:43.135 --> 00:36:46.069 and only through personally accepting the gift of reconciliation 292 00:36:46.071 --> 00:36:47.971 purchased by Jesus on the cross 293 00:36:47.973 --> 00:36:50.640 can he regain his fellowship with god. 294 00:36:50.642 --> 00:36:52.709 We're home-schooled. Father, may I? 295 00:36:54.378 --> 00:36:56.179 You may. 296 00:37:20.772 --> 00:37:23.073 Seriously, uh... look... 297 00:37:25.110 --> 00:37:28.211 I gotta get back to work. When you get a minute, fix that taillight, okay? 298 00:37:28.213 --> 00:37:30.914 - I'll do it right away, sir. - Have a good day, guys. 299 00:37:30.916 --> 00:37:33.650 - God bless. - God bless! 300 00:37:35.853 --> 00:37:37.754 Power to the people. 301 00:37:37.756 --> 00:37:40.190 Stick it to the man. 302 00:38:21.565 --> 00:38:23.400 They're just standing there. 303 00:38:42.853 --> 00:38:44.354 I miss mom. 304 00:39:09.380 --> 00:39:12.048 Hey. 305 00:39:15.554 --> 00:39:19.289 No. No Esperanto. I'm not joking. 306 00:39:21.860 --> 00:39:25.295 No foreign language unless the language is spoken by all. 307 00:39:25.297 --> 00:39:28.365 You know the rule. 308 00:39:37.209 --> 00:39:39.075 No Esperanto! 309 00:39:40.378 --> 00:39:42.979 - Please. - I'm hungry. 310 00:39:42.981 --> 00:39:45.982 Well, then maybe one of you should have shot the fucking sheep. 311 00:39:56.761 --> 00:39:58.595 They have hot dogs! 312 00:39:59.997 --> 00:40:01.765 What's cola? 313 00:40:01.767 --> 00:40:03.366 Poison water. 314 00:40:03.368 --> 00:40:05.835 - Can I have the grilled cheese? - No. 315 00:40:05.837 --> 00:40:09.406 What's a milk shake? Dad, can I have a hamburger and fries? 316 00:40:09.408 --> 00:40:11.708 Can I have pancakes? 317 00:40:11.710 --> 00:40:14.677 Okay, everyone up. We're outta here. 318 00:40:14.679 --> 00:40:18.281 - What? No, why? -'Cause there's no actual food on this menu. 319 00:40:18.283 --> 00:40:20.250 Let's go. 320 00:41:22.680 --> 00:41:25.148 Are you okay? 321 00:41:25.150 --> 00:41:29.018 An old man's having a heart attack! Call 911! 322 00:41:29.020 --> 00:41:30.854 Call 911! 323 00:41:30.856 --> 00:41:33.623 Everyone, get back! 324 00:41:33.625 --> 00:41:35.024 My pills! 325 00:42:00.217 --> 00:42:02.352 I'm okay. He's okay now. 326 00:42:02.354 --> 00:42:04.687 - Sir? - Sorry. 327 00:42:05.656 --> 00:42:07.557 Sir? 328 00:42:07.559 --> 00:42:09.459 Sir! 329 00:42:09.461 --> 00:42:11.961 - Sir? - Sorry about the fuss. 330 00:42:11.963 --> 00:42:14.330 You sure we can't get you an ambulance or anything? 331 00:42:14.332 --> 00:42:16.566 No, I just forgot to take my pills. 332 00:42:16.568 --> 00:42:18.468 I'm fine now, really. 333 00:42:38.657 --> 00:42:40.723 Where else can we improve? 334 00:42:40.725 --> 00:42:43.493 Flawed exit strategy. Everyone went out the same doors. 335 00:42:43.495 --> 00:42:45.562 No one utilized the loading dock area at all. 336 00:42:45.564 --> 00:42:47.764 If it got blocked, we'd all be trapped. Mm-hmm. 337 00:42:47.766 --> 00:42:49.666 Inadequately planned extraction point. 338 00:42:49.668 --> 00:42:51.868 We probably shouldn't have all gone directly to the bus. 339 00:42:51.870 --> 00:42:54.337 Predetermined pickups would have been much less risky. 340 00:42:54.339 --> 00:42:56.906 On the plus side, mission: Free the food accomplished. 341 00:42:56.908 --> 00:42:59.442 Mission: Free the food! Top marks all around. 342 00:42:59.444 --> 00:43:02.011 Now, if you'd all do me a favor and close your eyes. 343 00:43:06.383 --> 00:43:08.685 You may open your eyes. 344 00:43:09.687 --> 00:43:11.054 Happy Noam Chomsky day. 345 00:43:11.056 --> 00:43:13.523 But Noam was born on December 7. 346 00:43:13.525 --> 00:43:14.958 Well, we're celebrating it today. 347 00:43:24.768 --> 00:43:26.569 Oh. Mmm! 348 00:43:26.571 --> 00:43:28.705 Yum. 349 00:43:28.707 --> 00:43:30.506 It's so good. 350 00:43:57.802 --> 00:43:59.802 All hail! 351 00:44:01.172 --> 00:44:03.806 - Here we go. Nai. - Yes. 352 00:44:03.808 --> 00:44:05.241 - Bodevan. - Thank you. 353 00:44:05.243 --> 00:44:07.410 Rellian. 354 00:44:08.779 --> 00:44:09.779 Rell. 355 00:44:09.781 --> 00:44:12.582 Kielyr, Vespyr, Zaja. 356 00:44:12.584 --> 00:44:14.751 All right, go for it. 357 00:44:14.753 --> 00:44:16.686 Dad! 358 00:44:16.688 --> 00:44:19.589 Fifty-five pound pull, laminated wood and glass. 359 00:44:19.591 --> 00:44:21.357 Whoa! 360 00:44:21.359 --> 00:44:23.259 A ka-bar fighting knife? 361 00:44:23.261 --> 00:44:24.861 That's right. Thanks, dad! 362 00:44:24.863 --> 00:44:26.963 It's so beautiful. 363 00:44:26.965 --> 00:44:30.600 Seven-inch blade, partially serrated, well-balanced if you dip when you cut. 364 00:44:31.869 --> 00:44:34.137 Pictures. 365 00:44:34.139 --> 00:44:36.706 Oh. 366 00:44:36.708 --> 00:44:38.508 Those are black storm broadheads. Razor sharp. 367 00:44:42.179 --> 00:44:45.281 What kind of crazy person celebrates Noam Chomsky's birthday 368 00:44:45.283 --> 00:44:47.650 like it's some kind of official holiday? 369 00:44:47.652 --> 00:44:50.787 Why can't we celebrate Christmas like the rest of the entire world? 370 00:44:50.789 --> 00:44:54.390 You would prefer to celebrate a magical fictitious elf 371 00:44:54.392 --> 00:44:56.659 instead of a living humanitarian 372 00:44:56.661 --> 00:45:00.663 who's done so much to promote human rights and understanding? 373 00:45:00.665 --> 00:45:03.533 Okay, well, let's have a discourse. 374 00:45:05.869 --> 00:45:08.871 Forget it. No, explain. 375 00:45:08.873 --> 00:45:11.474 Take the opportunity to make your case. 376 00:45:11.476 --> 00:45:13.142 We're all open to hearing your arguments. 377 00:45:13.144 --> 00:45:15.311 If they're valid and you persuade us, 378 00:45:15.313 --> 00:45:18.214 I'm sure we'd all be willing to change our minds. 379 00:45:18.216 --> 00:45:19.716 Right? Yeah. 380 00:45:19.718 --> 00:45:21.317 Use your words. 381 00:45:49.913 --> 00:45:51.981 Ah! 382 00:45:54.084 --> 00:45:55.251 Yes! 383 00:45:55.253 --> 00:45:57.420 Thanks, dad! You're welcome. 384 00:46:25.249 --> 00:46:27.083 You guys need a hand? 385 00:46:27.085 --> 00:46:29.051 - No, we're fine. - No, we got it. 386 00:46:31.488 --> 00:46:33.923 - All right. - Jackson, not at the table. 387 00:46:33.925 --> 00:46:35.458 - Hey. - Jackson. 388 00:46:35.460 --> 00:46:38.494 All right. 389 00:46:38.496 --> 00:46:44.400 Well, I am so happy that our family is together. 390 00:46:44.402 --> 00:46:46.769 Thanks for putting on this feast. 391 00:46:46.771 --> 00:46:51.340 It's all local and, um, organic and non-gmo, so... 392 00:46:51.342 --> 00:46:52.842 How did you kill those chickens? 393 00:46:52.844 --> 00:46:54.911 With an ax or a knife? 394 00:46:58.015 --> 00:47:01.484 I... I didn't have to kill the chickens. 395 00:47:01.486 --> 00:47:04.086 I... they, uh... i... 396 00:47:04.088 --> 00:47:06.756 It's a rotisserie chicken, so you buy it on... 397 00:47:06.758 --> 00:47:08.658 It's already dead. Or cooked. 398 00:47:08.660 --> 00:47:11.093 On a thing. 399 00:47:14.165 --> 00:47:16.265 - Dig in. - All right. 400 00:47:18.502 --> 00:47:21.003 - Ben, some wine? - Please. 401 00:47:24.708 --> 00:47:27.143 Dad, can I have some wine? 402 00:47:27.145 --> 00:47:30.179 - Sure. Why not? - -Ben. No. 403 00:47:30.181 --> 00:47:32.448 Children don't drink wine. 404 00:47:32.450 --> 00:47:35.785 In France and other countries, children drink small amounts of wine all the time. 405 00:47:35.787 --> 00:47:38.054 It's a digestive. It's not crack. 406 00:47:38.056 --> 00:47:40.323 What's crack? 407 00:47:40.325 --> 00:47:45.895 Crack is a crystallized, highly addictive derivative of the stimulant cocaine. 408 00:47:45.897 --> 00:47:50.166 In the mid-1980s, it accelerated the decimation of inner-city neighborhoods. 409 00:47:50.168 --> 00:47:52.902 Crackheads... some of them kids just like you guys... 410 00:47:52.904 --> 00:47:56.739 Were killing each other over nothing, over their Nikes. 411 00:47:56.741 --> 00:47:58.875 They killed each other for Nike? 412 00:47:58.877 --> 00:48:00.710 The Greek winged goddess of victory? 413 00:48:00.712 --> 00:48:03.913 Stop. 414 00:48:03.915 --> 00:48:05.815 He's joking, right? 415 00:48:07.751 --> 00:48:09.752 They're-they're like Adidas. 416 00:48:09.754 --> 00:48:12.889 - Who's Adidas? - You're serious? 417 00:48:14.492 --> 00:48:15.658 They're shoes. 418 00:48:22.199 --> 00:48:24.367 Now? 419 00:48:24.369 --> 00:48:26.235 Ben. 420 00:48:26.237 --> 00:48:31.440 We're, uh... i-i just... I'm sorry for your loss. 421 00:48:31.442 --> 00:48:35.111 We're devastated. 422 00:48:35.113 --> 00:48:40.082 - We're just... so sorry. - Thank you, Dave. 423 00:48:42.019 --> 00:48:44.220 I don't... i-i don't know what else to say. 424 00:48:44.222 --> 00:48:45.955 I'm like... 425 00:48:45.957 --> 00:48:49.358 It's okay. We all know you had issues with Leslie. 426 00:48:49.360 --> 00:48:51.627 - What? - It's not a secret. 427 00:48:51.629 --> 00:48:54.397 I wouldn't say that. Why would you... 428 00:48:54.399 --> 00:48:56.766 Last time we saw you, you called her a fucking bitch. 429 00:48:56.768 --> 00:48:58.401 Ben. What? 430 00:48:58.403 --> 00:49:00.803 It's fine. My kids remember. 431 00:49:00.805 --> 00:49:02.705 - Don't you guys? - Yeah. 432 00:49:02.707 --> 00:49:05.107 Wait, no. 433 00:49:05.109 --> 00:49:08.144 I said that... 434 00:49:08.146 --> 00:49:12.915 We were all having a huge, uh, fight about sugar. 435 00:49:12.917 --> 00:49:16.585 I had given the kids some, what, frosted mini-wheats. 436 00:49:16.587 --> 00:49:18.955 And the extremity of her position... 437 00:49:20.424 --> 00:49:22.458 She was yelling at me. She pushed me. 438 00:49:22.460 --> 00:49:24.293 - And I said... -"don't be such a fucking bitch." 439 00:49:24.295 --> 00:49:25.995 Ben. I didn't say that. 440 00:49:25.997 --> 00:49:28.331 They're just words. Your words, but just words. 441 00:49:28.333 --> 00:49:30.900 - Not spoken in this house. - It's inappropriate in front... 442 00:49:30.902 --> 00:49:32.835 To say that in front of the kids. 443 00:49:34.938 --> 00:49:36.772 Absolutely. Understood. 444 00:49:36.774 --> 00:49:38.641 It won't happen again. Okay. 445 00:49:49.619 --> 00:49:51.520 Dad, how did aunt Leslie die? 446 00:49:51.522 --> 00:49:54.090 Well, aunt Leslie was sick, 447 00:49:54.092 --> 00:49:57.994 and she had complications from her sickness. 448 00:49:57.996 --> 00:49:59.261 Yeah. 449 00:50:01.465 --> 00:50:03.199 She had a mental illness. 450 00:50:03.201 --> 00:50:05.634 Bipolar affective disorder. 451 00:50:05.636 --> 00:50:07.603 We think it started right after Bo was born. 452 00:50:07.605 --> 00:50:10.806 Probably a form of postpartum psychosis. 453 00:50:10.808 --> 00:50:13.342 She'd have violent mood swings 454 00:50:13.344 --> 00:50:15.978 ranging from mania, where she'd be elated 455 00:50:15.980 --> 00:50:19.181 and make elaborate plans for the future, 456 00:50:19.183 --> 00:50:22.051 to severe depression, where she'd become almost catatonic, 457 00:50:23.186 --> 00:50:26.689 utterly without hope. 458 00:50:26.691 --> 00:50:29.358 We didn't... we didn't understand what was happening. 459 00:50:29.360 --> 00:50:31.961 We don't need to talk about this in front of the children. 460 00:50:31.963 --> 00:50:33.629 These are details that are... 461 00:50:33.631 --> 00:50:37.900 Yeah. The doctors, um, put her in the hospital. 462 00:50:37.902 --> 00:50:41.871 They gave her medicine, but she was really sick. Yeah. 463 00:50:41.873 --> 00:50:47.710 And she... died. 464 00:50:49.346 --> 00:50:51.480 Sick people die. 465 00:50:55.185 --> 00:50:59.388 Sometimes they-they die. 466 00:50:59.390 --> 00:51:03.692 She died 'cause of... 467 00:51:03.694 --> 00:51:06.162 Because of her, uh... Because of the sickness. 468 00:51:06.164 --> 00:51:09.832 She slit her wrists. She killed herself. That's what happened. 469 00:51:09.834 --> 00:51:11.300 Or that. 470 00:51:25.549 --> 00:51:27.016 Excuse me. 471 00:51:40.464 --> 00:51:42.364 - Here you go, sweetie. - Thank you. 472 00:51:45.202 --> 00:51:46.502 Bo? 473 00:51:56.046 --> 00:51:58.547 - To mom. - To mom. 474 00:52:02.619 --> 00:52:05.221 Shh. 475 00:52:09.393 --> 00:52:10.993 Combo! 476 00:52:14.664 --> 00:52:16.765 Extreme combo! 477 00:52:19.670 --> 00:52:21.637 You are dead! 478 00:52:21.639 --> 00:52:24.406 We're just doing the best we can, Ben. That's all anybody is doing. 479 00:52:24.408 --> 00:52:26.575 So am I! Just the best that we know how. 480 00:52:26.577 --> 00:52:28.644 I'm sorry it doesn't live up to your high standards! 481 00:52:28.646 --> 00:52:31.413 I tell the truth to my kids. I don't lie to my kids. 482 00:52:31.415 --> 00:52:33.349 Protecting children from certain concepts 483 00:52:33.351 --> 00:52:36.452 that they are too young to understand is not lying to them. 484 00:52:36.454 --> 00:52:38.454 Guys! We have neighbors, okay? 485 00:52:38.456 --> 00:52:42.191 Look, it's a... it's a very hard time right now. 486 00:52:42.193 --> 00:52:44.026 Everybody's still a little raw. 487 00:52:44.028 --> 00:52:48.030 Can we just try to, come on, put this to bed, all right? 488 00:52:54.104 --> 00:52:55.571 I apologize. 489 00:52:57.474 --> 00:53:01.010 I'm sorry for not respecting the way you guys do things in your home. 490 00:53:03.480 --> 00:53:06.115 Thank you for saying that. 491 00:53:11.054 --> 00:53:13.622 I know Leslie had been sick for a long time, 492 00:53:13.624 --> 00:53:16.458 but I cannot imagine how difficult this time must be for you. 493 00:53:32.142 --> 00:53:34.410 Uh, guys, what-what are you doing? 494 00:53:34.412 --> 00:53:36.278 We're sleeping under the stars. 495 00:53:37.981 --> 00:53:40.649 - But... -we made up the rec room downstairs for a sleepover. 496 00:53:40.651 --> 00:53:42.585 Yeah. 497 00:53:42.587 --> 00:53:45.454 We're fine here. We're fine. 498 00:53:48.325 --> 00:53:49.792 Okay. 499 00:54:03.440 --> 00:54:05.674 Why do they have to take showers? 500 00:54:05.676 --> 00:54:06.801 They're not taking a shower. 501 00:54:06.826 --> 00:54:09.411 I mean, it looks like a shower, but it's really a gas chamber. 502 00:54:09.413 --> 00:54:13.382 Jackson, put that away or I'm gonna put it in the microwave, press popcorn. 503 00:54:13.384 --> 00:54:15.684 All right. 504 00:54:15.686 --> 00:54:19.221 Actually, why don't you take your cousins and go show them your action figure guys? 505 00:54:19.223 --> 00:54:21.624 - Why? -Because they may never have seen them before. 506 00:54:21.626 --> 00:54:24.226 It might be fun. So, can we play Xbox afterwards? 507 00:54:24.228 --> 00:54:26.195 One game. Go. 508 00:54:26.197 --> 00:54:27.796 Yes! 509 00:54:29.032 --> 00:54:31.367 Thank you. Yeah, try it. 510 00:54:40.076 --> 00:54:43.312 - How are the kids doing? - They're strong. 511 00:54:43.314 --> 00:54:46.715 How long have you been out there... wherever it is you're living now? 512 00:54:46.717 --> 00:54:49.818 We left Boulder when Bo was three. 513 00:54:49.820 --> 00:54:53.322 And then we were on that farm we had in Oregon until he was eight. 514 00:54:53.324 --> 00:54:55.724 So, we bought the land in the forest 10 years ago. 515 00:54:55.726 --> 00:54:58.661 How do you still have money? 516 00:54:58.663 --> 00:55:00.663 We only buy what we need. 517 00:55:00.665 --> 00:55:03.232 Look, Harper and I have been talking. 518 00:55:04.567 --> 00:55:06.802 The kids need structure, stability. 519 00:55:06.804 --> 00:55:10.339 They need to go to a real school, so they can get real jobs. 520 00:55:10.341 --> 00:55:12.608 Oh, for Christ's sake. You're going to get them killed! 521 00:55:12.610 --> 00:55:14.076 Whoa. 522 00:55:20.116 --> 00:55:21.817 I'm sorry. 523 00:55:21.819 --> 00:55:24.019 But your kids are without a mother now. 524 00:55:24.021 --> 00:55:26.955 I don't think you have any idea what you're doing to them. 525 00:55:26.957 --> 00:55:29.591 I'm saving their lives. That's what I'm doing. 526 00:55:29.593 --> 00:55:32.261 Ben, you sound so ridiculous. 527 00:55:32.263 --> 00:55:36.165 Is knowing how to set a broken bone or how to treat a severe burn ridiculous? 528 00:55:36.167 --> 00:55:40.135 Knowing how to navigate by the stars in total darkness... that's ridiculous? 529 00:55:40.137 --> 00:55:43.472 How to identify edible plants, how to make clothes from animal skins, 530 00:55:43.474 --> 00:55:45.841 how to survive in the forest with nothing but a knife? 531 00:55:45.843 --> 00:55:48.510 That's ridiculous to you? Jesus. 532 00:55:48.512 --> 00:55:51.947 They have the cardiovascular and muscular endurance levels of elite athletes. 533 00:55:51.949 --> 00:55:54.316 Who cares? They're children! 534 00:55:54.318 --> 00:55:57.353 They need to go to school. They need to learn about the world. 535 00:55:59.556 --> 00:56:02.658 Justin. Jackson? 536 00:56:02.660 --> 00:56:06.295 Would you please come down here for a second? 537 00:56:15.004 --> 00:56:17.139 What? 538 00:56:17.141 --> 00:56:19.942 How old are you now, Jackson? Thirteen. 539 00:56:22.178 --> 00:56:24.480 Can you tell me what the bill of rights is? 540 00:56:26.750 --> 00:56:30.252 Um, what something costs, I guess. 541 00:56:30.254 --> 00:56:32.221 That's a good guess. 542 00:56:32.223 --> 00:56:34.256 - Justin, you're in high school? - Yeah. 543 00:56:34.258 --> 00:56:37.159 Do you like your school? It's whatever. 544 00:56:39.396 --> 00:56:42.231 Do you know what the bill of rights is? 545 00:56:42.233 --> 00:56:45.000 It's a government thing, right? 546 00:56:45.002 --> 00:56:48.203 Like, rights that people have in America and stuff. 547 00:56:48.205 --> 00:56:49.772 Yep. Hey, Zaja? 548 00:56:49.774 --> 00:56:51.840 Yes? 549 00:56:51.842 --> 00:56:54.143 Would you please come down here a moment, sweetie? 550 00:56:56.679 --> 00:56:59.348 I wanted to ask you a quick question. 551 00:56:59.350 --> 00:57:02.451 Zaja's just turned eight, by the way. 552 00:57:02.453 --> 00:57:04.086 The bill of rights. 553 00:57:05.288 --> 00:57:07.523 Amendment one: Congress shall make no law 554 00:57:07.525 --> 00:57:09.558 respecting an establishment of religion, 555 00:57:09.560 --> 00:57:13.028 or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; 556 00:57:13.030 --> 00:57:14.696 - or abridging the freedom of... - stop. 557 00:57:14.698 --> 00:57:18.066 Regurgitating memorized amendments isn't what I'm asking for. 558 00:57:18.068 --> 00:57:20.369 Just tell me something about it in your own words. 559 00:57:22.906 --> 00:57:26.241 Without the bill of rights, we'd be more like China. 560 00:57:26.243 --> 00:57:29.411 Here, at least, we don't have warrantless searches. 561 00:57:29.413 --> 00:57:31.146 We have free speech. 562 00:57:31.148 --> 00:57:33.816 Citizens are protected from cruel and unusual punishments... 563 00:57:33.818 --> 00:57:35.417 - That's enough. - Are protected... 564 00:57:35.419 --> 00:57:37.719 Wait a minute. Zaja. 565 00:57:37.721 --> 00:57:41.457 How would you characterize the 2010 supreme court decision on citizens united? 566 00:57:42.826 --> 00:57:45.260 Corporations have the same rights as people, 567 00:57:45.262 --> 00:57:47.663 so there's no spending limit on candidates. 568 00:57:47.665 --> 00:57:51.300 Which means our country is ruled by corporations and their lobbyists 569 00:57:51.302 --> 00:57:54.670 who fund candidates and command their fealty by demanding that... 570 00:57:54.672 --> 00:57:57.339 Jesus Christ. You made your point. We get it. 571 00:57:59.342 --> 00:58:01.977 It's very impressive. All of you. 572 00:59:52.055 --> 00:59:54.022 Is that yoga? 573 00:59:56.392 --> 00:59:59.528 Your breath. They call it "Pranayama." 574 00:59:59.530 --> 01:00:02.130 It flows with your movements, your Asana. 575 01:00:02.132 --> 01:00:06.535 It's supposed to connect the mind and the body to fuel your Samadhi. 576 01:00:06.537 --> 01:00:08.203 Does that really work? 577 01:00:26.990 --> 01:00:29.391 I'm Claire. 578 01:00:31.661 --> 01:00:33.395 Bodevan. 579 01:00:33.397 --> 01:00:34.730 Bodevan? 580 01:00:34.732 --> 01:00:36.698 What kind of a name is that? 581 01:00:41.571 --> 01:00:43.005 My parents made it up. 582 01:00:44.273 --> 01:00:46.775 That's weird. Why? 583 01:00:46.777 --> 01:00:50.245 Our names are unique. There's only one of us in the whole world. 584 01:00:52.248 --> 01:00:53.682 That's really weird. 585 01:01:07.697 --> 01:01:09.931 What kind of music do you listen to? 586 01:01:11.534 --> 01:01:13.835 Mostly Bach. 587 01:01:13.837 --> 01:01:15.537 Mainly the Goldberg variations, 588 01:01:15.539 --> 01:01:18.006 especially Glenn Gould's versions. 589 01:01:18.008 --> 01:01:22.377 I also like the unaccompanied cello suites, preferably when played by yo-yo ma. 590 01:01:26.216 --> 01:01:27.749 Where are you from? 591 01:01:30.820 --> 01:01:34.322 Most recently in Paris, in the Marais. 592 01:01:34.324 --> 01:01:37.526 Near Victor Hugo's house. 593 01:01:37.528 --> 01:01:40.629 We're just back in the states because of my dad's sabbatical. 594 01:01:40.631 --> 01:01:44.299 He's writing a book on Dr. Spock. 595 01:01:44.301 --> 01:01:46.635 Oh, I love Star Trek. It's awesome. 596 01:01:49.038 --> 01:01:52.674 - Which star? - You know, Spock. 597 01:01:52.676 --> 01:01:55.043 The guy with the ears, he's from Star Trek. 598 01:01:55.045 --> 01:01:56.745 No, Dr. Spock was from Connecticut. 599 01:01:56.747 --> 01:02:00.248 Right after Yale, he wrote baby and child care in 1947. 600 01:02:00.250 --> 01:02:02.484 It's one of the seminal books on child-rearing. 601 01:02:02.486 --> 01:02:06.221 I was talking about that old TV show. 602 01:02:07.724 --> 01:02:09.057 Oh. 603 01:02:09.059 --> 01:02:11.259 Child-rearing. Of course. 604 01:02:11.261 --> 01:02:15.230 Yeah, I-i know that one. It's... awesome. 605 01:02:20.369 --> 01:02:22.304 And what about your mom? 606 01:02:26.542 --> 01:02:28.477 I can't talk about it. 607 01:02:30.446 --> 01:02:32.314 She works for the us government. 608 01:02:33.950 --> 01:02:37.018 I can't talk about it due to its highly classified nature. 609 01:02:37.020 --> 01:02:40.255 Seriously? I-i-i can't say any more. 610 01:02:40.257 --> 01:02:43.091 I-I don't even know that much myself. 611 01:02:43.093 --> 01:02:46.428 It's, um... I shouldn't have told you. 612 01:02:46.430 --> 01:02:49.531 You can't tell anyone. 613 01:03:21.931 --> 01:03:23.031 Are you okay? 614 01:03:26.102 --> 01:03:29.171 Yeah. 615 01:03:52.662 --> 01:03:55.630 Follow me. We have to be quiet. 616 01:04:03.307 --> 01:04:05.440 It's almost midnight. 617 01:04:08.144 --> 01:04:12.380 I sincerely hope you two lovebirds haven't been doing what I think you've been doing. 618 01:04:18.521 --> 01:04:20.322 I know what you think. 619 01:04:20.324 --> 01:04:23.291 But I know that your daughter has taught me many things just now. 620 01:04:23.293 --> 01:04:26.228 She has broadened my mind, she has helped me grow. 621 01:04:26.230 --> 01:04:28.663 When we just kissed for the first time just then, it... 622 01:04:28.665 --> 01:04:30.799 The endorphins that your daughter sent through my body 623 01:04:30.801 --> 01:04:32.534 were like dolphins swimming through my bloodstream. 624 01:04:32.536 --> 01:04:35.637 The way she has opened me up, she has penetrated deep inside of me, 625 01:04:35.639 --> 01:04:38.540 and I know that I have penetrated deep, deep inside of your daughter. 626 01:04:38.542 --> 01:04:40.976 And... but not-not like that. 627 01:04:40.978 --> 01:04:45.647 I would love to when... When it's necessary for... 628 01:04:45.649 --> 01:04:48.316 I-I want kids someday. Not right now, of course. 629 01:04:48.318 --> 01:04:51.820 But when you're ready, when I'm ready, because I think this should be a shared decision. 630 01:04:51.822 --> 01:04:54.582 This is a decision that we should make together. 631 01:04:54.607 --> 01:04:56.892 But when you are ready, I will be ready. 632 01:04:56.894 --> 01:05:01.830 I am ready for you, if you will have me. 633 01:05:01.832 --> 01:05:03.298 Claire. 634 01:05:05.001 --> 01:05:06.835 What's your last name? 635 01:05:06.837 --> 01:05:08.036 M-m-Mccune. 636 01:05:08.038 --> 01:05:12.474 Claire Mccune, will you be my wife? 637 01:05:23.587 --> 01:05:27.689 Okay, funny man, I'm sure your dad's waiting up. 638 01:05:27.691 --> 01:05:31.026 Don't worry. You'll see her tomorrow. 639 01:05:31.028 --> 01:05:32.494 Good night. 640 01:06:15.404 --> 01:06:19.174 It's just a penis. Every man has one. 641 01:06:19.176 --> 01:06:22.243 We're all animals of the earth. 642 01:06:22.245 --> 01:06:24.579 Clothes when we eat! 643 01:07:44.761 --> 01:07:46.294 Mmm. 644 01:07:59.075 --> 01:08:02.010 You look happy. I am happy. 645 01:08:02.012 --> 01:08:05.113 Are you happy? Yeah. I'm here with you. 646 01:08:21.430 --> 01:08:25.567 O god, to whom mercy and forgiveness belong, 647 01:08:25.569 --> 01:08:30.271 hear our prayer on behalf of your servant Leslie cash, 648 01:08:30.273 --> 01:08:33.374 whom you have taken out of the world. 649 01:08:33.376 --> 01:08:37.412 And because she put her trust and hope in you, 650 01:08:37.414 --> 01:08:41.883 command that she be carried safely home to heaven 651 01:08:41.885 --> 01:08:46.221 and come to enjoy your eternal reward. 652 01:08:46.223 --> 01:08:47.288 - Amen. - Amen. 653 01:08:50.227 --> 01:08:52.861 - Come on, guys. - Who is that? 654 01:09:05.608 --> 01:09:07.242 Do you mind scooting over, sir? 655 01:09:17.187 --> 01:09:21.456 I did not know Leslie personally, 656 01:09:21.458 --> 01:09:24.292 and I am poorer for it. 657 01:09:24.294 --> 01:09:27.362 I understand that she was a loving mother 658 01:09:27.364 --> 01:09:31.032 who gave up her law practice to raise her children. 659 01:09:31.034 --> 01:09:32.800 Leslie loved her mother, Abigail, 660 01:09:32.802 --> 01:09:34.602 and her father, Jack, 661 01:09:34.604 --> 01:09:39.340 and their dogs, Harvey and little bear. 662 01:09:39.342 --> 01:09:44.612 They told me that she also loved gardening and classical music, 663 01:09:44.614 --> 01:09:49.817 particularly Glenn Gould's versions of the Goldberg variations. 664 01:09:49.819 --> 01:09:55.857 She also liked walks in the moonlight on the beach. 665 01:09:55.859 --> 01:10:00.028 And she loved her husband Ben and their children... 666 01:10:00.030 --> 01:10:03.665 I'll, uh, take that as my cue, if I may. 667 01:10:14.076 --> 01:10:18.179 First of all, Leslie practiced Buddhism, 668 01:10:18.181 --> 01:10:21.482 which to her was a philosophy and not an organized religion. 669 01:10:21.484 --> 01:10:25.353 In fact, Leslie abhorred all organized religions. 670 01:10:25.355 --> 01:10:28.323 To her, they were the most dangerous fairy tales ever invented, 671 01:10:28.325 --> 01:10:31.059 designed to elicit blind obedience 672 01:10:31.061 --> 01:10:33.701 and strike fear into the hearts of the innocent and the uninformed. 673 01:10:35.232 --> 01:10:37.432 To her, the only thing worse than death 674 01:10:37.434 --> 01:10:39.500 would have been the knowledge that her rotting flesh 675 01:10:39.502 --> 01:10:41.936 was to be trapped for all eternity inside a big box... 676 01:10:43.573 --> 01:10:45.873 And buried in the middle of a fucking golf course. 677 01:10:48.545 --> 01:10:54.215 Although the absurdity of being eulogized by someone that didn't even know her 678 01:10:54.217 --> 01:10:58.586 has exactly the kind of comedic flourish that Leslie would have cherished. 679 01:10:58.588 --> 01:11:01.756 If nothing else, she had a sense of humor. 680 01:11:01.758 --> 01:11:05.793 I want to read something to all of you, so you'll know what I mean. 681 01:11:05.795 --> 01:11:08.696 Leslie's last will and testament. 682 01:11:08.698 --> 01:11:11.432 And I quote, "in the event of my death, 683 01:11:11.434 --> 01:11:16.037 I, Leslie Abigail cash, as a Buddhist, wish to be cremated. 684 01:11:16.039 --> 01:11:20.541 My funeral, such as it is, shall be a celebration of the life cycle, 685 01:11:20.543 --> 01:11:22.977 with music and dancing. 686 01:11:22.979 --> 01:11:25.813 After, it is my expressed desire that my ashes 687 01:11:25.815 --> 01:11:28.316 shall be taken to a nondescript location, 688 01:11:28.318 --> 01:11:30.818 preferably public and heavily populated. 689 01:11:30.820 --> 01:11:34.555 At which point my ashes, promptly and unceremoniously, 690 01:11:34.557 --> 01:11:36.624 are to be flushed down the nearest toilet." 691 01:11:36.626 --> 01:11:38.459 End quote. 692 01:11:39.828 --> 01:11:41.596 Now that's comedy. 693 01:11:41.598 --> 01:11:43.398 Sir, that's enough. I'm not finished. 694 01:11:43.400 --> 01:11:44.999 Hey, wait, I'm not finished. 695 01:11:45.001 --> 01:11:47.001 - Dad! - You're not listening to me. 696 01:11:47.003 --> 01:11:48.636 Dad! This is not what she wanted! 697 01:11:48.638 --> 01:11:50.738 - Keep moving. -Come on. - Let go of me! 698 01:11:50.740 --> 01:11:52.140 Dad! 699 01:11:52.142 --> 01:11:53.808 She's my wife! This is her will! 700 01:11:53.810 --> 01:11:56.177 This is against her wishes! 701 01:11:56.179 --> 01:11:59.614 Goddamn it! We have songs to sing! 702 01:11:59.616 --> 01:12:01.282 Dad! 703 01:12:01.284 --> 01:12:03.151 If you'll open your books, 704 01:12:03.153 --> 01:12:09.023 we'll read this morning from Matthew 18, verses 15-20. 705 01:12:45.227 --> 01:12:48.196 You are the worst thing that has ever happened to my family. 706 01:12:48.198 --> 01:12:50.565 Why won't you respect your daughter's wishes? 707 01:12:50.567 --> 01:12:52.734 Or your grandchildren's? 708 01:12:52.736 --> 01:12:54.369 Hi, kids. 709 01:12:54.371 --> 01:12:56.838 Honey. Hello, grandpa, I'm Nai. 710 01:12:56.840 --> 01:12:59.140 Nai. We've never met. 711 01:12:59.142 --> 01:13:01.542 Hey, Abby. I'm sorry. 712 01:13:01.544 --> 01:13:03.378 I'm sorry. 713 01:13:05.381 --> 01:13:06.881 Hi, honey. 714 01:13:07.716 --> 01:13:10.151 Grandma! 715 01:13:10.153 --> 01:13:13.087 Hello, grandma. 716 01:13:13.089 --> 01:13:16.424 We're all together. Isn't this wonderful? 717 01:13:16.426 --> 01:13:18.826 Abby and I are gonna take the children to the ceremony, 718 01:13:18.828 --> 01:13:21.496 and then you can follow us to the house. 719 01:13:21.498 --> 01:13:24.031 They're my kids. They're staying with me. 720 01:13:24.033 --> 01:13:26.834 Children, I'm sorry that you have to witness this, 721 01:13:26.836 --> 01:13:29.670 but I don't think your father is fit to attend the funeral. 722 01:13:29.672 --> 01:13:31.706 We're not gonna let you put her in the ground! 723 01:13:31.708 --> 01:13:34.175 Who do you think the police are gonna listen to? Me? 724 01:13:34.177 --> 01:13:37.111 Or some hippie in a clown outfit? 725 01:13:37.113 --> 01:13:39.547 - Come on, Abby. - Where are we going? I'm... 726 01:13:39.549 --> 01:13:41.783 - We're going to see Leslie. - I'm visiting with the children. 727 01:13:41.785 --> 01:13:44.285 - We have to see them at the house. - Give me a minute... 728 01:13:44.287 --> 01:13:49.557 Honey, Leslie is waiting. Leslie is waiting. Come on. Okay. 729 01:13:49.559 --> 01:13:51.592 - Bye, grandma. - Bye, grandma and grandpa. 730 01:13:57.366 --> 01:13:59.967 Back on Steve. Let's go. 731 01:13:59.969 --> 01:14:02.270 - Dad? - Let's go. 732 01:14:02.272 --> 01:14:04.939 Dad, where are we going? We're going to stop this fucking funeral! 733 01:14:04.941 --> 01:14:08.576 - No, dad! - No! Dad, no! 734 01:14:08.578 --> 01:14:10.778 - Dad, we can't go! - Please, listen to us. 735 01:14:10.780 --> 01:14:13.214 - Why can't we go to mom's funeral? - Because of dad. 736 01:14:13.216 --> 01:14:15.283 - Because of his speech? - Yes! 737 01:14:15.285 --> 01:14:16.651 Everyone shut up and sit down! 738 01:14:16.653 --> 01:14:17.919 Sit the fuck down! Dad. 739 01:14:17.921 --> 01:14:20.988 Silence! Put your goddamn seat belts on! 740 01:14:20.990 --> 01:14:23.458 - No! Stop Steve! -You heard grandpa. He'll have us arrested! 741 01:14:23.460 --> 01:14:25.493 They are not stopping us from saving mom! 742 01:14:25.495 --> 01:14:27.462 Dad, abort the mission! Go home! 743 01:14:27.464 --> 01:14:30.131 - Abort the mission! - We are rescuing mom! 744 01:14:30.133 --> 01:14:32.667 Mom is dead! This is not what she would have wanted... 745 01:14:32.669 --> 01:14:34.769 - They have no right! - I don't want to lose you! 746 01:14:36.473 --> 01:14:40.741 Please. We can't lose you too. 747 01:15:08.971 --> 01:15:11.038 Motherfuck! 748 01:16:27.049 --> 01:16:31.319 I have memories of mom, laughing. 749 01:16:35.691 --> 01:16:37.992 I can't even remember when that was. 750 01:16:45.934 --> 01:16:48.269 Mom had psychotic episodes. 751 01:16:49.805 --> 01:16:51.706 She had hallucinations. 752 01:16:54.576 --> 01:16:57.612 Of smashing our heads in with rocks. 753 01:16:57.614 --> 01:17:00.648 I heard them talking about it. 754 01:17:05.088 --> 01:17:08.322 Mom was sicker than any of us knew. 755 01:17:08.324 --> 01:17:09.957 Dad made her crazy. 756 01:17:14.830 --> 01:17:16.897 Dad's dangerous. 757 01:17:22.572 --> 01:17:25.072 You think our lives are so great. 758 01:17:25.074 --> 01:17:29.010 You think dad is so perfect. 759 01:18:06.381 --> 01:18:08.816 Yale, Stanford, Princeton, Harvard, 760 01:18:08.818 --> 01:18:12.586 Dartmouth, MIT, brown. 761 01:18:16.391 --> 01:18:20.061 Whew. 762 01:18:21.063 --> 01:18:22.430 Well done. 763 01:18:23.865 --> 01:18:26.534 Thank you. It's very impressive. 764 01:18:32.141 --> 01:18:34.075 I guess. 765 01:18:34.077 --> 01:18:35.576 Yeah. 766 01:18:37.546 --> 01:18:41.048 All this time you... You've been deceiving me? 767 01:18:43.185 --> 01:18:47.021 What? No. I took you to the library and you snuck around behind my back, 768 01:18:47.023 --> 01:18:50.591 taking sat tests and contacting universities? 769 01:18:50.593 --> 01:18:53.194 Dad, it's not like that. We're not an accredited home school. 770 01:18:53.196 --> 01:18:55.563 I don't know how the fuck you did it. 771 01:18:55.565 --> 01:18:57.665 I guess you somehow managed... You don't understand. 772 01:18:57.667 --> 01:19:00.267 To create acceptable transcripts, got your work approved. 773 01:19:00.269 --> 01:19:03.838 Listen. Listen, dad, please. All without my knowledge or approval. 774 01:19:03.840 --> 01:19:07.408 I don't know what's more impressive, the fact that you got into all these fine schools, 775 01:19:07.410 --> 01:19:10.711 or... or that for months you've been lying directly to my face. 776 01:19:10.713 --> 01:19:12.279 It was mom. 777 01:19:17.686 --> 01:19:20.621 She helped me with everything. We did it together. 778 01:19:23.058 --> 01:19:24.792 I just want to go to college. 779 01:19:24.794 --> 01:19:27.461 You speak six languages. You have high math, theoretical physics! 780 01:19:27.463 --> 01:19:30.898 This is what I'm talking about! What the hell are these people going to teach you? 781 01:19:30.900 --> 01:19:33.801 I know nothing! I know nothing! 782 01:19:33.803 --> 01:19:35.770 I am a freak because of you! 783 01:19:35.772 --> 01:19:38.572 You made us freaks! 784 01:19:38.574 --> 01:19:41.942 And mom knew that! She understood! 785 01:19:41.944 --> 01:19:46.680 Unless it comes out of a fucking book, I don't know anything about anything! 786 01:20:12.440 --> 01:20:14.642 Dad. 787 01:20:14.644 --> 01:20:16.243 You should put some clothes on, buddy. 788 01:20:28.824 --> 01:20:30.958 No, stay on Steve. 789 01:20:30.960 --> 01:20:32.760 I'll be right back. 790 01:20:37.532 --> 01:20:39.300 Where is he? No. 791 01:20:39.302 --> 01:20:41.869 Abby, I need Rell. It won't work like this. You know Jack. 792 01:20:41.871 --> 01:20:43.370 He's my son. 793 01:20:46.107 --> 01:20:47.541 All right. 794 01:20:48.778 --> 01:20:52.012 It's all about timing. Just be easy. 795 01:20:53.716 --> 01:20:55.683 Follow through. 796 01:20:59.455 --> 01:21:01.789 Okay, get your things. 797 01:21:01.791 --> 01:21:03.858 Just a minute, please. Come on, Rell. 798 01:21:03.860 --> 01:21:06.527 I said "just a minute." 799 01:21:06.529 --> 01:21:10.030 I've clearly upset you, and I apologize. 800 01:21:10.032 --> 01:21:11.966 - You killed mom! - Oh. 801 01:21:22.077 --> 01:21:24.912 I heard you. 802 01:21:24.914 --> 01:21:28.649 I heard you fighting about where we live. Mom wanted to leave. 803 01:21:28.651 --> 01:21:30.851 I heard. 804 01:21:30.853 --> 01:21:32.779 Your mother and I made certain decisions, 805 01:21:32.804 --> 01:21:34.889 together, about what was best for all of you. 806 01:21:34.891 --> 01:21:38.025 I'm going to live here with Nana and grandpa. 807 01:21:38.027 --> 01:21:39.927 That's not possible. 808 01:21:39.929 --> 01:21:42.997 Come on, get your stuff. Let's go. 809 01:21:46.101 --> 01:21:47.601 Let's go! 810 01:21:47.603 --> 01:21:51.739 I hate you! I fucking hate you! 811 01:21:51.741 --> 01:21:54.408 Rellian. 812 01:21:54.410 --> 01:21:56.677 Rellian. 813 01:22:01.750 --> 01:22:03.751 What the fuck? 814 01:22:03.753 --> 01:22:06.921 - That almost hit me! -If I wanted to, I would have hit you. 815 01:22:06.923 --> 01:22:10.658 You just shot an arrow at me! You told me they were in school. 816 01:22:13.061 --> 01:22:16.530 They are. Leslie and I are their teachers. 817 01:22:16.532 --> 01:22:18.365 Are... Were their teachers. 818 01:22:18.367 --> 01:22:21.101 So you're teaching them to steal. Of course not. 819 01:22:21.103 --> 01:22:23.203 "Mission: Free the food"? 820 01:22:24.806 --> 01:22:26.573 That was part of their training. 821 01:22:26.575 --> 01:22:28.642 So you're "training" them to steal. 822 01:22:29.945 --> 01:22:32.546 Their mother had just died. 823 01:22:32.548 --> 01:22:35.749 They were in shock. They were devastated. They needed a distraction. 824 01:22:35.751 --> 01:22:37.718 So we made it Noam Chomsky day. 825 01:22:37.720 --> 01:22:40.587 "Noam Chomsky day." I don't even know who that is. 826 01:22:40.589 --> 01:22:43.457 That's the day you gave my grandchildren real weapons. 827 01:22:45.727 --> 01:22:48.662 How did Rellian break his hand? 828 01:22:51.566 --> 01:22:55.669 He slip... he fell. And it's not broken. 829 01:22:55.671 --> 01:22:57.808 He was climbing on a rock face in the rain. 830 01:22:57.833 --> 01:22:58.973 It was an accident. 831 01:22:58.975 --> 01:23:01.108 And it wasn't raining when we were climbing. 832 01:23:01.110 --> 01:23:03.777 He has bruises over his whole body. Yeah, and scratches. 833 01:23:03.779 --> 01:23:06.280 - We all have them. - It's child abuse. 834 01:23:06.282 --> 01:23:09.316 Even if they make it through whatever it is you're doing to them, 835 01:23:09.318 --> 01:23:12.252 they're gonna be totally unprepared for the real world. 836 01:23:12.254 --> 01:23:15.856 And I happen to think the opposite is true. 837 01:23:15.858 --> 01:23:18.525 Rellian is legally old enough to choose, 838 01:23:18.527 --> 01:23:21.562 and I intend to honor his wishes. 839 01:23:25.433 --> 01:23:29.103 This is my lawyer's card. 840 01:23:29.105 --> 01:23:33.540 Abby and I have decided that we're gonna file for custody of the children. 841 01:23:33.542 --> 01:23:36.844 Now I know you don't own a telephone, but I suggest you find one immediately 842 01:23:36.846 --> 01:23:38.645 and call him, 843 01:23:38.647 --> 01:23:41.682 because I would hate to have to issue a warrant for your arrest. 844 01:23:41.684 --> 01:23:45.853 He's my son. I'm not leaving without him, Jack. 845 01:23:45.855 --> 01:23:47.721 Fine. 846 01:23:51.226 --> 01:23:53.160 Who's this? 847 01:23:53.162 --> 01:23:55.896 Hey! Hello, bill. How are you? 848 01:23:55.898 --> 01:23:59.833 It's Jack Bertrang from, um, up in Coronado. 849 01:23:59.835 --> 01:24:03.404 Listen, I think I just saw a prowler wandering around outside on my grounds. 850 01:24:03.406 --> 01:24:08.475 I wonder if you'd send a car? Thanks. Yeah. 851 01:24:08.477 --> 01:24:12.579 I hope you can explain Rellian's injuries to the police, because I can't. 852 01:24:33.535 --> 01:24:36.437 Thanks again. Sure thing, Mr. Bertrang. 853 01:24:47.715 --> 01:24:51.085 Okay, prisoner located. 854 01:24:51.087 --> 01:24:54.088 Second floor, second window, above the garage. 855 01:24:57.625 --> 01:25:00.461 - Target locked. - Bring him home, Vesp. 856 01:26:26.482 --> 01:26:28.315 - Vesp! - Vespyr! 857 01:26:28.317 --> 01:26:32.753 Dad! Vespyr! Vesp! 858 01:26:56.744 --> 01:26:58.979 Mr. cash? 859 01:27:05.720 --> 01:27:07.688 She's got a decent concussion, 860 01:27:07.690 --> 01:27:11.024 but we did a cat scan and there's absolutely no damage to the brain. 861 01:27:11.026 --> 01:27:14.728 She does have a slight fracture across the tibia and fibula of her left leg. 862 01:27:14.730 --> 01:27:18.899 She's going to need a neck brace and a cast, but otherwise she's fine. 863 01:27:18.901 --> 01:27:20.334 Can I show you something? 864 01:27:20.336 --> 01:27:24.271 Uh, this is the top vertebrae here. 865 01:27:24.273 --> 01:27:27.007 This dark line... it's hard to see... but that's the fracture line. 866 01:27:28.509 --> 01:27:30.344 What was she doing on a roof? 867 01:27:32.680 --> 01:27:34.915 Just playing. 868 01:27:34.917 --> 01:27:38.919 Well, for a girl her age she's unusually strong. 869 01:27:38.921 --> 01:27:41.121 Yeah. There's seven vertebrae in the neck. 870 01:27:41.123 --> 01:27:44.691 A break to any of the first four, a tear to the spinal cord... 871 01:27:44.693 --> 01:27:49.196 I mean, if this had happened just a few millimeters lower, 872 01:27:49.198 --> 01:27:51.398 we'd be talking about death or paralysis. 873 01:27:54.869 --> 01:27:57.170 You're a very lucky man. 874 01:28:05.580 --> 01:28:07.781 Hey, guys, come on in. Please, come in. 875 01:28:07.783 --> 01:28:09.583 Hi! Hi, sweetheart. 876 01:28:09.585 --> 01:28:12.719 - Come right in, darling. - Let me have your bag. 877 01:28:12.721 --> 01:28:15.455 Slow down, now. Slow down. 878 01:28:15.457 --> 01:28:18.125 Let's go this way, darling. This way, honey. 879 01:28:18.127 --> 01:28:20.117 We're going to go right into the kitchen. Come 880 01:28:20.142 --> 01:28:21.895 on, let's get you something to eat. Okay? 881 01:28:21.897 --> 01:28:25.866 And you'll have a good night's sleep. Okay. 882 01:28:45.486 --> 01:28:47.921 One. One. 883 01:28:47.923 --> 01:28:50.524 Two. Two. 884 01:28:50.526 --> 01:28:51.792 Bodevan, kids: Three. 885 01:28:51.794 --> 01:28:53.927 Four. 886 01:28:53.929 --> 01:28:55.762 And then you come back, five. Five. 887 01:28:55.764 --> 01:28:57.964 Like here. And you jump up and clap your hands. 888 01:28:57.966 --> 01:28:59.633 Six. Six. 889 01:29:02.504 --> 01:29:07.207 Grand... grandfather abuse. Grandfather abuse. Grandpa down! Grandpa down! 890 01:29:13.348 --> 01:29:16.383 There's a lot in here, honey. I want you to take whatever you want. 891 01:29:18.319 --> 01:29:22.022 There's something I did want to show you. 892 01:29:22.024 --> 01:29:25.792 Just before you called about getting her treatment, she sent me two letters. 893 01:29:25.794 --> 01:29:28.862 And I wanted to show this one to you. 894 01:29:32.400 --> 01:29:37.871 "Dear mom, you don't need to come get me anymore. 895 01:29:37.873 --> 01:29:40.807 Burn the other letter. 896 01:29:45.413 --> 01:29:51.051 What Ben and I have created here may be unique in all of human existence. 897 01:29:51.053 --> 01:29:56.056 We created a paradise out of Plato's Republic. 898 01:29:56.058 --> 01:29:58.325 Our children shall be philosopher kings. 899 01:30:00.661 --> 01:30:04.765 It makes me so indescribably happy. 900 01:30:04.767 --> 01:30:09.102 I'm going to get better out here. I know I will. 901 01:30:09.104 --> 01:30:13.507 Because we are defined by our actions, not our words." 902 01:30:40.034 --> 01:30:42.169 Like, not going home? 903 01:30:45.072 --> 01:30:46.540 Yeah. 904 01:30:48.209 --> 01:30:49.643 Like not going home. 905 01:30:50.978 --> 01:30:53.313 I am not staying here. 906 01:30:53.315 --> 01:30:56.049 This house is a vulgar display of wealth. 907 01:30:56.051 --> 01:30:58.318 And an unethical use of space. 908 01:31:00.822 --> 01:31:02.656 I think you'll all be safe here. 909 01:31:02.658 --> 01:31:05.826 - But we want to live with you. -I almost got you killed, sweetie. 910 01:31:05.828 --> 01:31:08.061 It was an accident. 911 01:31:08.063 --> 01:31:10.197 The tiles just cracked. 912 01:31:21.609 --> 01:31:26.313 It was a beautiful mistake, 913 01:31:28.082 --> 01:31:29.382 but a mistake. 914 01:31:36.424 --> 01:31:38.758 I thought it would help her. I thought... 915 01:31:43.831 --> 01:31:47.901 I thought she'd get better out there, you know? But, uh... 916 01:31:52.540 --> 01:31:55.642 It was too much. 917 01:31:55.644 --> 01:31:57.878 It was too much. Too much. 918 01:31:59.146 --> 01:32:02.549 And I knew it. 919 01:32:03.985 --> 01:32:05.452 I did. 920 01:32:08.823 --> 01:32:10.524 I knew. 921 01:32:23.638 --> 01:32:25.272 Why can't we just stay with you? 922 01:32:29.176 --> 01:32:31.111 Because if you do... 923 01:32:33.180 --> 01:32:34.781 I'll ruin your lives. 924 01:32:44.258 --> 01:32:46.159 I'll call you in a few days. 925 01:33:12.286 --> 01:33:13.954 You know where you're heading? 926 01:33:18.193 --> 01:33:19.826 So? 927 01:33:30.938 --> 01:33:32.672 Hmm. 928 01:33:40.114 --> 01:33:43.249 Uh, I don't know. Maybe you could take them hunting. 929 01:33:43.251 --> 01:33:46.886 They... they all like that. Okay. 930 01:33:46.888 --> 01:33:51.257 And, uh, Bo wants to go to college. 931 01:33:51.259 --> 01:33:54.894 He got in everywhere, all the best schools. 932 01:33:54.896 --> 01:34:00.233 I don't really know how we're going to pay for all that. Ben, I'll take care of it. 933 01:34:00.235 --> 01:34:02.102 We're going to look after your children. 934 01:34:02.104 --> 01:34:05.538 There's really nothing to worry about, I promise. 935 01:34:07.908 --> 01:34:09.676 You're doing the right thing. 936 01:34:16.517 --> 01:34:18.918 Okay, well... 937 01:34:24.025 --> 01:34:25.492 Good luck, Ben. 938 01:34:26.861 --> 01:34:28.361 Thanks. 939 01:37:04.118 --> 01:37:06.052 You shaved your face. 940 01:37:20.501 --> 01:37:22.502 I don't hate you. 941 01:37:26.006 --> 01:37:27.440 I just wish you'd helped mom. 942 01:37:48.062 --> 01:37:50.363 Me too. 943 01:38:01.475 --> 01:38:05.912 - I'm sorry. - I love ya. 944 01:38:17.424 --> 01:38:20.760 - We want to complete the mission. - No. 945 01:38:20.762 --> 01:38:24.530 - There is no mission. -Mission: Rescue dad and mommy. 946 01:38:24.532 --> 01:38:27.600 Mom wanted to be cremated. And we want to honor her wishes. 947 01:38:27.602 --> 01:38:29.068 And flush her down the toilet. 948 01:38:30.838 --> 01:38:36.009 I can't put any of you in danger ever again. 949 01:38:36.011 --> 01:38:37.911 I'm sorry. 950 01:38:37.913 --> 01:38:40.079 "If you assume that there is no hope, 951 01:38:40.081 --> 01:38:42.715 then you guarantee that there will be no hope. 952 01:38:42.717 --> 01:38:46.552 If you assume that there is an instinct for freedom, 953 01:38:46.554 --> 01:38:48.354 that there are opportunities to change things, 954 01:38:49.890 --> 01:38:52.125 then there is a possibility that you can contribute 955 01:38:52.127 --> 01:38:54.193 to making a better world." 956 01:38:55.796 --> 01:38:57.797 Noam Chomsky. 957 01:39:33.834 --> 01:39:35.868 Dad, I found her. 958 01:39:56.857 --> 01:39:58.791 "Leslie Abigail cash. 959 01:39:58.793 --> 01:40:02.295 May god bless her soul for all eternity." 960 01:40:02.297 --> 01:40:04.597 Let's dig. 961 01:40:04.599 --> 01:40:08.167 Otherwise she has to lie under that bullshit forever. 962 01:40:36.830 --> 01:40:38.464 Mommy's in here. 963 01:43:21.562 --> 01:43:26.866 Hi, little bird. It's me. 964 01:43:29.002 --> 01:43:32.905 I'm sorry I didn't know what to do. 965 01:43:34.875 --> 01:43:37.743 I'm sorry if I made it worse. 966 01:43:47.521 --> 01:43:49.155 My face is mine, 967 01:43:49.157 --> 01:43:53.593 my hands are mine, 968 01:43:53.595 --> 01:43:57.496 my mouth is mine, 969 01:44:02.436 --> 01:44:04.570 but I'm not. 970 01:44:04.572 --> 01:44:06.572 I'm yours. 971 01:44:54.221 --> 01:44:56.689 Mom, here's your favorite song. 972 01:48:18.025 --> 01:48:19.725 Bye, mommy! 973 01:48:23.096 --> 01:48:24.697 I love you all, okay? 974 01:48:24.699 --> 01:48:27.099 We love you. 975 01:48:27.101 --> 01:48:29.668 Mmm, mmm. 976 01:48:29.670 --> 01:48:33.339 Why are you going to Namibia? I just put my finger on a map. 977 01:48:43.717 --> 01:48:50.189 When you have sex with a woman, be gentle and listen to her. 978 01:48:50.191 --> 01:48:52.992 Treat her with respect and dignity, even if you don't love her. 979 01:48:52.994 --> 01:48:54.727 I know. 980 01:48:54.729 --> 01:48:58.063 Always tell the truth. Always take the high road. 981 01:48:58.065 --> 01:48:59.865 I know. 982 01:48:59.867 --> 01:49:02.067 Live each day like it could be your last. 983 01:49:02.069 --> 01:49:04.336 Drink it in. 984 01:49:04.338 --> 01:49:07.473 Be adventurous, be bold, but savor it. It goes fast. 985 01:49:08.842 --> 01:49:10.309 I know. 986 01:49:12.412 --> 01:49:14.280 Don't die. 987 01:49:16.683 --> 01:49:18.384 I won't. 988 01:49:34.935 --> 01:49:36.669 Get out of here. 989 01:49:52.752 --> 01:49:56.155 Power to the people. Stick it to the man. 990 01:50:29.557 --> 01:50:31.156 Hi, guys. 991 01:51:21.541 --> 01:51:24.777 Okay, eat your breakfast. The school bus will be here in 15 minutes. 991 01:51:25.305 --> 01:51:31.304 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from OpenSubtitles.org