WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:12.984 --> 00:00:13.984 - I'm sorry. 4 00:00:16.123 --> 00:00:16.956 It's, 5 00:00:19.384 --> 00:00:20.717 it's, it's been, 6 00:00:23.367 --> 00:00:25.964 it's hard for me to recall 7 00:00:25.965 --> 00:00:28.386 exactly what happened at the clinic. 8 00:00:28.387 --> 00:00:30.706 (sirens blaring) 9 00:00:30.707 --> 00:00:31.540 - It was 10 00:00:32.669 --> 00:00:34.462 the scariest thing that I've ever been through. 11 00:00:34.463 --> 00:00:35.884 - I mean the earthquake really did a number on me. 12 00:00:35.885 --> 00:00:38.306 It really did a number on me. 13 00:00:38.307 --> 00:00:40.044 I thought I was going to die. 14 00:00:40.045 --> 00:00:41.724 - You know, if it hadn't been for them, 15 00:00:41.725 --> 00:00:43.244 I wouldn't be in this situation. 16 00:00:43.245 --> 00:00:44.995 - I can tell you that 17 00:00:46.141 --> 00:00:48.086 over the past year, 18 00:00:48.087 --> 00:00:48.920 I've been 19 00:00:50.167 --> 00:00:52.507 trying to recover from the events. 20 00:00:52.508 --> 00:00:54.281 - We were living, you know, 21 00:00:54.282 --> 00:00:55.342 my husband and I living next door to my, my father. 22 00:00:55.343 --> 00:00:56.343 We all live, 23 00:00:57.211 --> 00:00:58.968 we're a tight knit community, 24 00:00:58.969 --> 00:01:02.787 and it just shook everything to the core. 25 00:01:02.788 --> 00:01:03.620 - Right. 26 00:01:03.621 --> 00:01:04.453 So I bunged up my knee on the boat, 27 00:01:04.454 --> 00:01:05.445 and I mean, I never see a doctor. 28 00:01:05.446 --> 00:01:07.526 It's like the first time in 25 years 29 00:01:07.527 --> 00:01:09.030 I've gone to see a doctor. 30 00:01:09.031 --> 00:01:10.507 And I go into the hospital on the coast. 31 00:01:10.508 --> 00:01:12.128 They don't know what they're doing. 32 00:01:12.129 --> 00:01:13.987 They don't know a damn thing 33 00:01:13.988 --> 00:01:15.126 about what they're doing. 34 00:01:15.127 --> 00:01:16.390 So they're just giving me these pain pills 35 00:01:16.391 --> 00:01:18.423 which does nothing. 36 00:01:18.424 --> 00:01:19.707 Finally gets to the point where I can't even bend my knee. 37 00:01:19.708 --> 00:01:22.390 So they send me off to a specialist out there in Portland. 38 00:01:22.391 --> 00:01:23.926 Right. 39 00:01:23.927 --> 00:01:25.488 So that's where I am when the wave comes in. 40 00:01:25.489 --> 00:01:27.926 - I mean, you're just sitting there, right? 41 00:01:27.927 --> 00:01:30.288 Like I had just come home from shopping 42 00:01:30.289 --> 00:01:32.527 and they're in my driveway 43 00:01:32.528 --> 00:01:34.545 and it just started to shake. 44 00:01:34.546 --> 00:01:36.550 And at first I felt like a bus was going by 45 00:01:36.551 --> 00:01:38.928 or like a big truck or something. 46 00:01:38.929 --> 00:01:41.867 And then it just got stronger and stronger. 47 00:01:41.868 --> 00:01:45.648 And I was convinced that like, this is it. 48 00:01:45.649 --> 00:01:47.510 This is the rapture. 49 00:01:47.511 --> 00:01:48.790 (sirens blaring) 50 00:01:48.791 --> 00:01:49.885 - Do I have to tell you my name to get the money? 51 00:01:49.886 --> 00:01:53.885 - And we had people looting and stealing 52 00:01:53.886 --> 00:01:55.386 and coming through 53 00:01:56.471 --> 00:01:59.067 and we needed to protect ourselves. 54 00:01:59.068 --> 00:02:00.748 And we did. We did. 55 00:02:00.749 --> 00:02:03.166 (soft music) 56 00:02:45.406 --> 00:02:48.239 (gulls squawking) 57 00:02:54.772 --> 00:02:57.189 (bell rings) 58 00:02:58.052 --> 00:02:59.089 - Good morning. - Good morning. 59 00:02:59.090 --> 00:03:00.088 - How are you? 60 00:03:00.089 --> 00:03:03.864 - I think I'm doing better than I was this morning 61 00:03:03.865 --> 00:03:06.387 after I saw, is that a vintage Pierre Cardin scarf 62 00:03:06.388 --> 00:03:08.307 in your window? 63 00:03:08.308 --> 00:03:09.140 - It is. 64 00:03:09.141 --> 00:03:10.947 - Oh. - Yeah. 65 00:03:10.948 --> 00:03:12.184 I doubt that it'll last the day actually. 66 00:03:12.185 --> 00:03:13.992 - I adore his work so much. 67 00:03:13.993 --> 00:03:15.192 - I do too. 68 00:03:15.193 --> 00:03:16.086 - I don't think 69 00:03:16.087 --> 00:03:18.254 he has really been honored 70 00:03:19.209 --> 00:03:20.876 by today's designers 71 00:03:23.433 --> 00:03:24.265 the way that he should have been. 72 00:03:24.266 --> 00:03:25.098 - Wow, okay. 73 00:03:25.099 --> 00:03:26.867 - I don't know. I just think you need to get in touch with your roots. 74 00:03:26.868 --> 00:03:28.605 That's my wallet. 75 00:03:28.606 --> 00:03:29.785 Oh my gosh. 76 00:03:29.786 --> 00:03:30.618 - What? 77 00:03:30.619 --> 00:03:31.451 - I own this exact same wallet. 78 00:03:31.452 --> 00:03:32.509 - Oh wow. 79 00:03:32.510 --> 00:03:33.827 Good morning. - Hi. 80 00:03:33.828 --> 00:03:34.660 How you doing? 81 00:03:34.661 --> 00:03:35.493 - I'm good, thank you. 82 00:03:35.494 --> 00:03:36.326 How are you? 83 00:03:36.327 --> 00:03:37.159 - I'm good. 84 00:03:37.160 --> 00:03:38.024 Thanks. 85 00:03:38.025 --> 00:03:39.690 I'm looking for a tie. Do you happen to sell any ties? 86 00:03:39.691 --> 00:03:40.523 - We do. 87 00:03:40.524 --> 00:03:41.356 - You do? 88 00:03:41.357 --> 00:03:42.189 Oh, that's great. 89 00:03:42.190 --> 00:03:43.022 - What's the occasion? 90 00:03:43.023 --> 00:03:44.688 - I'm doing a presentation here. I'm just in here for the weekend 91 00:03:44.689 --> 00:03:46.443 and I forgot to pack it a tie. 92 00:03:46.444 --> 00:03:48.344 - Oh, well we have plenty of ties. 93 00:03:48.345 --> 00:03:50.256 - Fantastic. - Can you just look 94 00:03:50.257 --> 00:03:51.089 over in that corner there. 95 00:03:51.090 --> 00:03:52.037 They're all local. 96 00:03:52.038 --> 00:03:54.320 Some are even hand painted. - [Man] Oh great. 97 00:03:54.321 --> 00:03:55.153 Great. 98 00:03:55.154 --> 00:03:57.852 - Yeah. - Oh. - Try that red one. 99 00:03:57.853 --> 00:04:00.088 - This is amazing. 100 00:04:00.089 --> 00:04:01.408 - Oh, isn't it? 101 00:04:01.409 --> 00:04:02.492 - Yes. - Yeah. 102 00:04:04.109 --> 00:04:06.592 My friend, Kay, actually makes these herself, 103 00:04:06.593 --> 00:04:07.811 the felted wool. 104 00:04:07.812 --> 00:04:09.331 - And the tiny bags, 105 00:04:09.332 --> 00:04:11.293 I swear she needs to do a longer handle 106 00:04:11.294 --> 00:04:13.789 because cross body is all the rage right now. 107 00:04:13.790 --> 00:04:14.871 - Oh, I'll tell her. 108 00:04:14.872 --> 00:04:16.573 - But the little short handle is in right now too. 109 00:04:16.574 --> 00:04:18.389 - It's just so cute. 110 00:04:18.390 --> 00:04:19.723 - Oh. - It's 25. 111 00:04:20.750 --> 00:04:21.868 - Okay, but wait. 112 00:04:21.869 --> 00:04:23.702 Oh, care instructions. 113 00:04:26.292 --> 00:04:27.310 Hand wash. 114 00:04:27.311 --> 00:04:29.609 If I was not so inept, 115 00:04:29.610 --> 00:04:31.912 I would be able to hand wash things. 116 00:04:31.913 --> 00:04:34.153 But the last time I attempted a hand wash, 117 00:04:34.154 --> 00:04:36.510 I managed to bleed all of the colors together 118 00:04:36.511 --> 00:04:38.371 and it stained a ring in my sink 119 00:04:38.372 --> 00:04:42.086 but please tell Kay that she makes beautiful work 120 00:04:42.087 --> 00:04:43.971 and give her that tip about the cross body. 121 00:04:43.972 --> 00:04:45.353 - I, I will. 122 00:04:45.354 --> 00:04:46.569 Thanks for coming in. 123 00:04:46.570 --> 00:04:47.913 - [Female Customer] Thank you. 124 00:04:47.914 --> 00:04:49.206 - Did you find one? 125 00:04:49.207 --> 00:04:50.245 - Yeah. 126 00:04:50.246 --> 00:04:51.329 You've got some really nice ties, 127 00:04:51.330 --> 00:04:52.162 but I think you're right, the red one is the winner. 128 00:04:52.163 --> 00:04:53.829 - Oh good. It's 26. 129 00:04:55.169 --> 00:04:56.001 - Oh, perfect. 130 00:04:56.002 --> 00:04:57.806 All right, there you go. - Thank you. - Yeah. 131 00:04:57.807 --> 00:04:58.639 Thank you. - Do you want a bag for this? 132 00:04:58.640 --> 00:04:59.472 - No, no. 133 00:04:59.473 --> 00:05:01.209 I'm just going to put it right on. 134 00:05:01.210 --> 00:05:02.724 - Okay. - You are a lifesaver. 135 00:05:02.725 --> 00:05:03.804 Thank you so much. 136 00:05:03.805 --> 00:05:04.637 - Yeah, no problem. 137 00:05:04.638 --> 00:05:05.952 - All right. - There you go. 138 00:05:05.953 --> 00:05:06.785 - Great, thank you. 139 00:05:06.786 --> 00:05:07.618 - Here's your card. 140 00:05:07.619 --> 00:05:08.451 - Thank you very much. 141 00:05:08.452 --> 00:05:09.284 - And enjoy your presentation. 142 00:05:09.285 --> 00:05:10.117 Good luck. 143 00:05:10.118 --> 00:05:11.783 - All right, yeah. Thanks, I appreciate it. 144 00:05:11.784 --> 00:05:12.616 - All right. - Bye bye. 145 00:05:12.617 --> 00:05:13.449 - Bye bye. 146 00:05:13.450 --> 00:05:15.867 (bell rings) 147 00:05:19.721 --> 00:05:20.763 - After a major earthquake, 148 00:05:20.764 --> 00:05:24.342 you might need to survive on your own for several days. 149 00:05:24.343 --> 00:05:25.846 Being prepared means having your own food, 150 00:05:25.847 --> 00:05:29.105 water and other supplies to last at least 72 hours. 151 00:05:29.106 --> 00:05:33.003 The disaster supplies kit contains basic items 152 00:05:33.004 --> 00:05:35.222 that you'll need in case of an emergency. 153 00:05:35.223 --> 00:05:37.185 To assemble your kit, 154 00:05:37.186 --> 00:05:38.422 simply put all the items 155 00:05:38.423 --> 00:05:40.486 into an easy to carry container like this one. 156 00:05:40.487 --> 00:05:44.245 A basic supplies kit contains the following items. 157 00:05:44.246 --> 00:05:48.058 Water, you'll need at least one gallon per person per day 158 00:05:48.059 --> 00:05:49.938 of water for drinking and sanitation. 159 00:05:49.939 --> 00:05:51.014 - Can that even be right? 160 00:05:51.015 --> 00:05:52.079 Like one gallon of water... 161 00:05:52.080 --> 00:05:53.137 - Like throw off your electrolytes... 162 00:05:53.138 --> 00:05:55.055 - I heard of that person who died 163 00:05:55.056 --> 00:05:57.215 when they were in a contest 164 00:05:57.216 --> 00:05:58.495 when they had to drink water. 165 00:05:58.496 --> 00:05:59.328 - Yeah. 166 00:05:59.329 --> 00:06:00.161 - No, no, trust me. 167 00:06:00.162 --> 00:06:01.827 You'll need it not just for drinking, but for sanitation as well. 168 00:06:01.828 --> 00:06:02.821 Okay. 169 00:06:02.822 --> 00:06:03.898 You'll also need food. 170 00:06:03.899 --> 00:06:06.214 Non-perishable food to last at least 72 hours. 171 00:06:06.215 --> 00:06:07.048 Okay. 172 00:06:08.118 --> 00:06:09.743 - Drinking water makes me want to pee. 173 00:06:09.744 --> 00:06:13.343 - You can do that in case of an emergency. 174 00:06:13.344 --> 00:06:14.442 - Bathroom though, 175 00:06:14.443 --> 00:06:15.620 there's no where to use the bathroom. 176 00:06:15.621 --> 00:06:16.719 - Okay, guys, let me just, 177 00:06:16.720 --> 00:06:19.423 let me focus you on the emergency supply kit. 178 00:06:19.424 --> 00:06:21.480 And then you guys can go off 179 00:06:21.481 --> 00:06:23.115 and talk amongst yourselves in a bit, okay. 180 00:06:23.116 --> 00:06:24.719 You also need a radio. 181 00:06:24.720 --> 00:06:27.903 It can be either hand cranked, like this one, 182 00:06:27.904 --> 00:06:28.922 or battery powered, 183 00:06:28.923 --> 00:06:31.439 and an NOAA weather radio with tone alert. 184 00:06:31.440 --> 00:06:34.459 This comes with a flashlight. 185 00:06:34.460 --> 00:06:36.619 It also comes with a cell phone charger, 186 00:06:36.620 --> 00:06:38.295 which definitely comes in handy. 187 00:06:38.296 --> 00:06:39.441 - Okay. 188 00:06:39.442 --> 00:06:40.699 Where we gonna plug it in 189 00:06:40.700 --> 00:06:41.756 if there's no power? 190 00:06:41.757 --> 00:06:42.777 - Right, like how? 191 00:06:42.778 --> 00:06:43.777 - That's why it's hand cranked 192 00:06:43.778 --> 00:06:44.779 cause that will, yeah. 193 00:06:44.780 --> 00:06:46.014 - When you crank it by... 194 00:06:46.015 --> 00:06:47.259 - So I'll get like 1% battery per... 195 00:06:47.260 --> 00:06:48.881 - There's no power. 196 00:06:48.882 --> 00:06:50.920 - Cranked, like per, like what are we talking here? 197 00:06:50.921 --> 00:06:51.753 - Yeah. 198 00:06:51.754 --> 00:06:52.586 - It comes with instructions. 199 00:06:52.587 --> 00:06:53.419 So let me, let me finish the presentation here. 200 00:06:53.420 --> 00:06:55.048 And then if you guys have other questions, 201 00:06:55.049 --> 00:06:56.643 we can go over all that, okay. 202 00:06:56.644 --> 00:06:57.476 - Like what if you run out of food 203 00:06:57.477 --> 00:06:59.549 and you're fatigued, 204 00:06:59.550 --> 00:07:01.238 and you're like I have to crank my phone battery... 205 00:07:01.239 --> 00:07:02.099 - I'm sorry you feel that way. 206 00:07:02.100 --> 00:07:03.297 - And I'm loosing... 207 00:07:03.298 --> 00:07:04.130 - Are you though? 208 00:07:04.131 --> 00:07:05.040 - Listen! 209 00:07:05.041 --> 00:07:06.219 - [Woman] The phone in your kit? 210 00:07:06.220 --> 00:07:07.276 - Guys, let me make one thing clear, okay. 211 00:07:07.277 --> 00:07:10.560 After this course, hopefully you guys 212 00:07:10.561 --> 00:07:12.037 will all be certified disaster responders, 213 00:07:12.038 --> 00:07:13.038 which means, 214 00:07:14.860 --> 00:07:15.856 God help us, 215 00:07:15.857 --> 00:07:17.376 you're going to help other people. 216 00:07:17.377 --> 00:07:18.539 That's going to be your responsibility. 217 00:07:18.540 --> 00:07:20.197 So I just need your attention. 218 00:07:20.198 --> 00:07:21.856 - I love getting this guy certified, 219 00:07:21.857 --> 00:07:23.237 if you know what I mean. 220 00:07:23.238 --> 00:07:24.379 (muttering) 221 00:07:24.380 --> 00:07:26.794 - What else you will need is a first aid kit. 222 00:07:26.795 --> 00:07:27.957 Okay. 223 00:07:27.958 --> 00:07:28.821 You can get these pre-assembled. 224 00:07:28.822 --> 00:07:30.219 They come with bandages, tape and so forth. 225 00:07:30.220 --> 00:07:32.277 - Factory produced cotton on my skin? 226 00:07:32.278 --> 00:07:34.675 It's probably not going to work 227 00:07:34.676 --> 00:07:36.421 - In an emergency, 228 00:07:36.422 --> 00:07:38.341 in an emergency, it'll work just fine, okay. 229 00:07:38.342 --> 00:07:40.134 - Like organic. 230 00:07:40.135 --> 00:07:41.141 - But it'll make it worse. 231 00:07:41.142 --> 00:07:42.160 - Yeah. 232 00:07:42.161 --> 00:07:44.855 I have a bad allergic reaction, okay. - If you're, if you're bleeding, 233 00:07:44.856 --> 00:07:46.437 if you need medical attention, 234 00:07:46.438 --> 00:07:47.440 you're gonna need... 235 00:07:47.441 --> 00:07:48.437 - Are you telling us... 236 00:07:48.438 --> 00:07:49.557 - A first aid kit. 237 00:07:49.558 --> 00:07:50.597 - That during an emergency, 238 00:07:50.598 --> 00:07:51.600 her allergies will just go away? 239 00:07:51.601 --> 00:07:52.699 - Yeah, like I'm not even important. 240 00:07:52.700 --> 00:07:54.779 Like it's like I'm being silenced right now. 241 00:07:54.780 --> 00:07:56.057 I mean really? - Wow. 242 00:07:56.058 --> 00:07:57.439 - [Boy] Yeah. 243 00:07:57.440 --> 00:07:58.272 - Wow. 244 00:07:58.273 --> 00:07:59.105 Okay. 245 00:07:59.106 --> 00:08:00.500 Guys, let's bring it back. 246 00:08:00.501 --> 00:08:01.680 We're almost done here. 247 00:08:01.681 --> 00:08:03.634 - [Woman] Can you believe this guy? 248 00:08:03.635 --> 00:08:04.699 In the Bay area! 249 00:08:04.700 --> 00:08:05.680 - Local maps. 250 00:08:05.681 --> 00:08:06.513 - [Boy] Whose decision was this? 251 00:08:06.514 --> 00:08:07.346 - Excuse me. 252 00:08:07.347 --> 00:08:08.399 (muttering) 253 00:08:08.400 --> 00:08:09.499 - [Aaron] Also a cell phone... 254 00:08:09.500 --> 00:08:11.216 - A cell phone? 255 00:08:11.217 --> 00:08:13.440 Look, if I have a cell phone, 256 00:08:13.441 --> 00:08:14.960 I'll have Google maps on my cell phone. 257 00:08:14.961 --> 00:08:16.199 - Right. 258 00:08:16.200 --> 00:08:18.064 - [Woman] So why do I need the maps? 259 00:08:18.065 --> 00:08:19.483 - [Woman] Or just like take a photo of a map. 260 00:08:19.484 --> 00:08:24.101 (interposing voices speaking) 261 00:08:24.102 --> 00:08:26.899 Oh my God, its happening. 262 00:08:26.900 --> 00:08:28.143 - Table, everybody get under a table. 263 00:08:28.144 --> 00:08:29.301 Don't run outside! 264 00:08:29.302 --> 00:08:30.134 - That's how everyone thinks nowadays. 265 00:08:30.135 --> 00:08:31.389 - Oh. 266 00:08:31.390 --> 00:08:34.389 (yelling) 267 00:08:34.390 --> 00:08:36.307 - [Woman] Help, my son. 268 00:08:37.174 --> 00:08:38.574 - Watch for falling objects! 269 00:08:38.575 --> 00:08:43.575 (yelling) (sirens blaring) 270 00:08:47.094 --> 00:08:49.844 (sirens blaring) 271 00:09:13.996 --> 00:09:14.828 - What is it? 272 00:09:14.829 --> 00:09:15.661 We have to go. 273 00:09:15.662 --> 00:09:18.351 (sobbing) 274 00:09:18.352 --> 00:09:19.184 - Come on, get your ass up. 275 00:09:19.185 --> 00:09:20.017 Move. 276 00:09:20.018 --> 00:09:23.707 Hurry up! (sirens blaring) 277 00:09:33.117 --> 00:09:34.476 - I just remember hanging on to the steering wheel, 278 00:09:34.477 --> 00:09:38.919 and thinking like should I get out of the car? 279 00:09:38.920 --> 00:09:39.975 Should I not? 280 00:09:39.976 --> 00:09:40.977 I don't know. 281 00:09:40.978 --> 00:09:42.017 I was just like, I was just frozen there 282 00:09:42.018 --> 00:09:43.974 and it just kept shaking and shaking. 283 00:09:43.975 --> 00:09:45.495 - When the earthquake hit, 284 00:09:45.496 --> 00:09:48.695 I don't know what it was like for you, 285 00:09:48.696 --> 00:09:50.135 but I thought, 286 00:09:50.136 --> 00:09:51.436 I thought somebody was breaking into my house 287 00:09:51.437 --> 00:09:53.436 because the door just pounded and pounded and pounded. 288 00:09:53.437 --> 00:09:55.159 And I was like, what, what? 289 00:09:55.160 --> 00:09:56.749 - At one point I remember 290 00:09:56.750 --> 00:09:58.636 looking in the rear view mirror of the car, 291 00:09:58.637 --> 00:10:01.137 and I could see like the road, 292 00:10:02.056 --> 00:10:04.395 like it was waving. 293 00:10:04.396 --> 00:10:06.014 It was like a wave of water. 294 00:10:06.015 --> 00:10:07.537 - I thought there was like, you know, 295 00:10:07.538 --> 00:10:10.817 I thought the World War Three had started and you know, 296 00:10:10.818 --> 00:10:13.318 the people were trying to come 297 00:10:14.516 --> 00:10:15.697 and get my shit 298 00:10:15.698 --> 00:10:17.196 because you know that is what is going to happen 299 00:10:17.197 --> 00:10:18.716 in World War Three. 300 00:10:18.717 --> 00:10:20.039 Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, 301 00:10:20.040 --> 00:10:22.455 but it's going to be civil war. 302 00:10:22.456 --> 00:10:24.417 - And it just went on and on. 303 00:10:24.418 --> 00:10:25.415 I'm just praying like, 304 00:10:25.416 --> 00:10:26.519 Jesus, please, please. 305 00:10:26.520 --> 00:10:28.599 I know that I've done wrong in life 306 00:10:28.600 --> 00:10:30.876 but please just get me through this, Jesus. 307 00:10:30.877 --> 00:10:31.794 And he did. 308 00:10:37.576 --> 00:10:39.826 (coughing) 309 00:10:40.877 --> 00:10:43.710 (gulls squawking) 310 00:11:53.138 --> 00:11:55.388 (chuckles) 311 00:12:01.355 --> 00:12:02.188 - Fuck. 312 00:12:21.496 --> 00:12:22.579 Jesus Christ. 313 00:12:32.034 --> 00:12:34.451 (soft music) 314 00:12:53.394 --> 00:12:56.433 ♪ It was sad ♪ 315 00:12:56.434 --> 00:13:01.434 ♪ Oh it was sad ♪ 316 00:13:01.736 --> 00:13:06.736 ♪ It was sad when the great ship when down ♪ 317 00:13:09.293 --> 00:13:13.612 ♪ Down, fuck ♪ 318 00:13:13.613 --> 00:13:16.952 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 319 00:13:16.953 --> 00:13:19.372 ♪ Little children ♪ 320 00:13:19.373 --> 00:13:22.290 ♪ Lost their lives ♪ 321 00:14:17.925 --> 00:14:18.758 Fuck. 322 00:14:37.677 --> 00:14:38.510 Yes. 323 00:14:42.059 --> 00:14:43.724 Hey. - Hey, what's up? 324 00:14:43.725 --> 00:14:44.557 - Hey, listen. 325 00:14:44.558 --> 00:14:45.818 I'm, I'm trying to make my way 326 00:14:45.819 --> 00:14:47.119 to the Portland airport. 327 00:14:47.120 --> 00:14:48.122 - To the airport? 328 00:14:48.123 --> 00:14:49.039 You haven't heard what happened to the airport? 329 00:14:49.040 --> 00:14:50.362 Dude, the runways underwater. 330 00:14:50.363 --> 00:14:51.658 Ain't nothing coming in out of the airport. 331 00:14:51.659 --> 00:14:53.578 - The Portland airport is underwater? 332 00:14:53.579 --> 00:14:54.842 - Yeah. 333 00:14:54.843 --> 00:14:56.440 It's built on a river. 334 00:14:56.441 --> 00:14:57.439 Everything sank. 335 00:14:57.440 --> 00:14:58.458 Anything on the river has gone. 336 00:14:58.459 --> 00:14:59.292 - Okay. 337 00:15:01.200 --> 00:15:02.164 Fuck. 338 00:15:02.165 --> 00:15:03.983 I got, I got to get to Portland though. 339 00:15:03.984 --> 00:15:05.216 I mean, there's gotta be... 340 00:15:05.217 --> 00:15:06.762 - You're going to be 40 bucks to go to Portland. 341 00:15:06.763 --> 00:15:07.823 - Yeah. 342 00:15:07.824 --> 00:15:08.656 How do I know you're not a crazy person? 343 00:15:08.657 --> 00:15:10.657 - Well, I gotta get to... 344 00:15:11.600 --> 00:15:12.894 - How do I know you don't have like a knife 345 00:15:12.895 --> 00:15:13.951 or a gun or something? 346 00:15:13.952 --> 00:15:15.031 - Well, 347 00:15:15.032 --> 00:15:18.695 I've got nothing on me except for 40 bucks. 348 00:15:18.696 --> 00:15:19.872 - Yeah, you got a yellow fucking ukulele. 349 00:15:19.873 --> 00:15:21.316 That's pretty fucking strange. 350 00:15:21.317 --> 00:15:22.655 That's what you got on. 351 00:15:22.656 --> 00:15:24.415 - I'm not going to hit you over the head with my ukulele. 352 00:15:24.416 --> 00:15:25.556 Okay. 353 00:15:25.557 --> 00:15:26.389 Look, I just need a ride. 354 00:15:26.390 --> 00:15:27.222 This is all I got 355 00:15:27.223 --> 00:15:28.794 and I need to get to Portland. 356 00:15:28.795 --> 00:15:30.132 - For 40 bucks? 357 00:15:30.133 --> 00:15:31.156 - Yes, please. 358 00:15:31.157 --> 00:15:35.074 - Maybe there's something else you can give me. 359 00:15:35.973 --> 00:15:36.805 - Listen, I can, 360 00:15:36.806 --> 00:15:38.212 I can get you more money when we get to Portland 361 00:15:38.213 --> 00:15:40.213 if that's what you need. 362 00:15:44.370 --> 00:15:45.434 Yeah, okay. 363 00:15:45.435 --> 00:15:47.130 How do I even know this is real money? 364 00:15:47.131 --> 00:15:48.553 - What do you mean? 365 00:15:48.554 --> 00:15:49.572 What do you mean how do you know it's real money? 366 00:15:49.573 --> 00:15:50.591 It's real money. 367 00:15:50.592 --> 00:15:51.652 - Dude, there's fake money all over the place. 368 00:15:51.653 --> 00:15:53.370 - [Aaron] Well, look at the watermark. 369 00:15:53.371 --> 00:15:54.634 - This is real. 370 00:15:54.635 --> 00:15:56.267 Have fun. - Whoa, hey. 371 00:15:56.268 --> 00:15:57.351 No, no, fuck! 372 00:15:58.891 --> 00:16:00.474 God. 373 00:16:00.475 --> 00:16:01.308 Fuck! 374 00:16:04.272 --> 00:16:05.289 (horn honks) 375 00:16:05.290 --> 00:16:09.009 (tires screeching) 376 00:16:09.010 --> 00:16:10.231 - Oh my God! 377 00:16:10.232 --> 00:16:11.064 Oh my God! 378 00:16:11.065 --> 00:16:12.730 Oh my God! Oh my God, please be all right. 379 00:16:12.731 --> 00:16:13.735 Oh my God, please be all right. 380 00:16:13.736 --> 00:16:14.749 Don't be dead, don't be dead. 381 00:16:14.750 --> 00:16:15.793 Are you okay? 382 00:16:15.794 --> 00:16:16.626 You're okay, right? 383 00:16:16.627 --> 00:16:17.459 Right? 384 00:16:17.460 --> 00:16:18.412 You're okay. 385 00:16:18.413 --> 00:16:19.473 Right? 386 00:16:19.474 --> 00:16:20.492 Are you okay? 387 00:16:20.493 --> 00:16:21.325 You're fine, right? 388 00:16:21.326 --> 00:16:22.158 - [Aaron] Christ. 389 00:16:22.159 --> 00:16:23.824 - Right? - What happened? 390 00:16:23.825 --> 00:16:24.657 - [Lynda] You okay? 391 00:16:24.658 --> 00:16:25.490 - Did you just hit me with your car? 392 00:16:25.491 --> 00:16:26.912 - Okay, nothing's broken, right? 393 00:16:26.913 --> 00:16:27.745 - [Aaron] Help me up. 394 00:16:27.746 --> 00:16:28.578 - You're fine. 395 00:16:28.579 --> 00:16:29.411 You're not bleeding. 396 00:16:29.412 --> 00:16:30.244 Good. 397 00:16:30.245 --> 00:16:31.077 (chuckles) 398 00:16:31.078 --> 00:16:32.076 - [Aaron] Okay. 399 00:16:32.077 --> 00:16:33.742 Now I feel, I'm okay. 400 00:16:33.743 --> 00:16:34.575 - Okay, you're good. 401 00:16:34.576 --> 00:16:35.408 Do you want to get up? 402 00:16:35.409 --> 00:16:36.241 No, stay there. 403 00:16:36.242 --> 00:16:37.074 Oh my God. 404 00:16:37.075 --> 00:16:38.199 You're fine, right? 405 00:16:38.200 --> 00:16:39.399 - Is my head bleeding? 406 00:16:39.400 --> 00:16:40.232 - No! 407 00:16:40.233 --> 00:16:41.065 No, there is no blood at all. 408 00:16:41.066 --> 00:16:43.399 Things are going to get better now, you see? That Michael was right. 409 00:16:43.400 --> 00:16:44.759 Michael Frazier, the psychic. 410 00:16:44.760 --> 00:16:46.919 I met him two months back at a casino 411 00:16:46.920 --> 00:16:49.479 and he told me that there was going to be 412 00:16:49.480 --> 00:16:51.297 like a big turning point for me. 413 00:16:51.298 --> 00:16:53.500 And then after that I was going to hit it big, 414 00:16:53.501 --> 00:16:56.876 I just had to keep playing sweepstakes. 415 00:16:56.877 --> 00:16:57.709 Oh my God. 416 00:16:57.710 --> 00:16:58.615 And I have kept playing and you're okay. 417 00:16:58.616 --> 00:17:00.055 And you're fine. 418 00:17:00.056 --> 00:17:02.156 And this is the turning point 419 00:17:02.157 --> 00:17:04.033 that he said that something that's going to like 420 00:17:04.034 --> 00:17:05.415 try to get in the way, something bad. 421 00:17:05.416 --> 00:17:07.832 But, but I got past the bad stuff 422 00:17:07.833 --> 00:17:09.932 and I'm still here. - Congratulations. 423 00:17:09.933 --> 00:17:11.335 - And you're still here. 424 00:17:11.336 --> 00:17:12.956 Okay. 425 00:17:12.957 --> 00:17:14.455 So let's get you on your feet. 426 00:17:14.456 --> 00:17:18.956 I think that this is going to be great for both of us. 427 00:17:20.673 --> 00:17:21.505 - Okay, hold on. 428 00:17:21.506 --> 00:17:22.338 Ow. 429 00:17:22.339 --> 00:17:23.171 - Oh my God, oh my God. 430 00:17:23.172 --> 00:17:24.505 No, you're fine. 431 00:17:26.977 --> 00:17:27.809 - Is your car okay? 432 00:17:27.810 --> 00:17:28.642 Can you get me to Portland? 433 00:17:28.643 --> 00:17:29.475 - Oh yeah, no, no. 434 00:17:29.476 --> 00:17:31.170 No, I can't. - Let's go. 435 00:17:31.171 --> 00:17:32.176 Why? 436 00:17:32.177 --> 00:17:35.260 - I can't because my car is full and, 437 00:17:36.118 --> 00:17:39.339 and you can't come in my car. 438 00:17:39.340 --> 00:17:42.037 - Just come on, please. 439 00:17:42.038 --> 00:17:45.237 - Look, I'll give you a bottle of water or something. 440 00:17:45.238 --> 00:17:47.636 - Well yeah, anything would help. 441 00:17:47.637 --> 00:17:49.797 If you have water, I'll take your water. 442 00:17:49.798 --> 00:17:51.157 - Yeah. 443 00:17:51.158 --> 00:17:52.496 - [Aaron] Give me some water. 444 00:17:52.497 --> 00:17:53.499 - Yeah. 445 00:17:53.500 --> 00:17:55.797 And it'll be great. 446 00:17:55.798 --> 00:17:57.614 There, that'll. 447 00:17:57.615 --> 00:17:58.491 - Okay. 448 00:17:58.492 --> 00:17:59.324 Thank you. 449 00:17:59.325 --> 00:18:00.157 - [Lynda] That'll help. 450 00:18:00.158 --> 00:18:03.408 - Thank you. - [Lynda] And you'll be okay. 451 00:18:08.231 --> 00:18:09.769 - Just please, can you take me anywhere? 452 00:18:09.770 --> 00:18:11.389 I mean, just as close to Portland as you can. 453 00:18:11.390 --> 00:18:12.729 I don't know where you're going, but. 454 00:18:12.730 --> 00:18:14.371 - I gotta go. 455 00:18:14.372 --> 00:18:15.204 - [Aaron] Wait a minute, wait a minute. 456 00:18:15.205 --> 00:18:16.037 - I'm sorry, I gotta go. - No, don't go. 457 00:18:16.038 --> 00:18:17.833 Don't go. Don't go. 458 00:18:17.834 --> 00:18:18.851 Please. 459 00:18:18.852 --> 00:18:21.731 Come on, can you please just take me down a little bit? 460 00:18:21.732 --> 00:18:22.564 - I gotta go. 461 00:18:22.565 --> 00:18:23.397 - [Aaron] Take me down the road. 462 00:18:23.398 --> 00:18:24.230 - Both of us. 463 00:18:24.231 --> 00:18:25.064 - Come on. 464 00:18:32.911 --> 00:18:35.661 (frogs croaking) 465 00:18:39.886 --> 00:18:42.636 (birds chirping) 466 00:19:34.625 --> 00:19:36.307 - When things started to go crazy, 467 00:19:36.308 --> 00:19:38.366 people started to riot. 468 00:19:38.367 --> 00:19:40.190 - And frankly, 469 00:19:40.191 --> 00:19:41.710 that is why 470 00:19:41.711 --> 00:19:43.769 you don't want to let just anyone in this country 471 00:19:43.770 --> 00:19:46.270 because they're going to come for your shit 472 00:19:46.271 --> 00:19:48.007 when they don't have their own. 473 00:19:48.008 --> 00:19:49.187 You know what I'm saying? 474 00:19:49.188 --> 00:19:50.809 I mean, it's cut and dried. 475 00:19:50.810 --> 00:19:52.807 - So I'm trying to get back to the coast 476 00:19:52.808 --> 00:19:54.307 after it comes in 477 00:19:54.308 --> 00:19:55.486 to see, you know, 478 00:19:55.487 --> 00:19:56.510 what happened to my boat. 479 00:19:56.511 --> 00:19:57.529 Is that at the bottom of Depoe Bay? 480 00:19:57.530 --> 00:19:59.427 Or, you know, has it washed out to sea, 481 00:19:59.428 --> 00:20:00.942 never to be found again? 482 00:20:00.943 --> 00:20:02.169 - When the earthquake hit, 483 00:20:02.170 --> 00:20:03.506 I was in this parking garage 484 00:20:03.507 --> 00:20:05.347 that I was kind of staying at for awhile. 485 00:20:05.348 --> 00:20:07.566 I was living with a friend for a while, 486 00:20:07.567 --> 00:20:09.406 but then his roommate got and I had to go. 487 00:20:09.407 --> 00:20:12.670 - Yeah, I mean after the earthquake, 488 00:20:12.671 --> 00:20:15.104 there was a lot of stuff 489 00:20:15.105 --> 00:20:16.525 that people just weren't using. 490 00:20:16.526 --> 00:20:19.710 And I feel that it's, you know, 491 00:20:19.711 --> 00:20:22.889 sort of our responsibility as God's children 492 00:20:22.890 --> 00:20:24.067 to not let things go to waste. 493 00:20:24.068 --> 00:20:27.644 So I gathered up a lot of the things 494 00:20:27.645 --> 00:20:29.062 that I, you know, 495 00:20:30.351 --> 00:20:32.270 was finding that people weren't using anymore. 496 00:20:32.271 --> 00:20:35.550 And, and there were some really amazing clothes. 497 00:20:35.551 --> 00:20:36.910 - Yeah, it sucked because all of my stuff 498 00:20:36.911 --> 00:20:38.707 was in the parking garage 499 00:20:38.708 --> 00:20:39.540 when the quake hit, 500 00:20:39.541 --> 00:20:40.373 and I didn't have time to grab it. 501 00:20:40.374 --> 00:20:41.578 So I just left and it, 502 00:20:41.579 --> 00:20:42.840 like the whole thing came down. 503 00:20:42.841 --> 00:20:44.643 So pretty much everything I had was just gone. 504 00:20:44.644 --> 00:20:46.941 - People are gonna freak the fuck out 505 00:20:46.942 --> 00:20:50.723 and they're going to take whatever they can get. 506 00:20:50.724 --> 00:20:52.196 Anyway, 507 00:20:52.197 --> 00:20:54.137 so that's what happened to me in the earthquake. 508 00:20:54.138 --> 00:20:55.865 And then of course, you know, I just, 509 00:20:55.866 --> 00:20:57.203 I left my house 510 00:20:57.204 --> 00:21:00.402 and I was just like looking for whatever I could get. 511 00:21:00.403 --> 00:21:03.320 - The things that people were doing 512 00:21:04.522 --> 00:21:05.597 to each other, 513 00:21:05.598 --> 00:21:09.139 the things that officers were doing to each other, it's, 514 00:21:09.140 --> 00:21:11.557 it's just crazy to think that 515 00:21:14.698 --> 00:21:16.615 people would be willing 516 00:21:17.697 --> 00:21:19.301 to inflict harm on others 517 00:21:19.302 --> 00:21:20.821 just for the way they look 518 00:21:20.822 --> 00:21:21.655 or just 519 00:21:22.758 --> 00:21:25.175 for who they're attracted to. 520 00:21:31.715 --> 00:21:32.548 - Hey. 521 00:21:36.118 --> 00:21:38.698 All right, be that way. 522 00:21:38.699 --> 00:21:39.532 Hey. 523 00:21:41.259 --> 00:21:42.926 Where are you going? 524 00:21:44.560 --> 00:21:45.839 - I'm just 525 00:21:45.840 --> 00:21:47.279 trying to make my way to the next town here. 526 00:21:47.280 --> 00:21:49.253 - I'm not going to bite. 527 00:21:49.254 --> 00:21:51.557 - Look, I'll be honest with you. 528 00:21:51.558 --> 00:21:52.879 I haven't had anything to eat all day long. 529 00:21:52.880 --> 00:21:54.058 If you? 530 00:21:54.059 --> 00:21:57.999 Do you have any more of those crackers or any more water? 531 00:21:58.000 --> 00:21:59.583 - Nope, this is it. 532 00:22:01.163 --> 00:22:02.330 Let's face it, 533 00:22:03.298 --> 00:22:06.559 there's not a lot of food out here. 534 00:22:06.560 --> 00:22:08.479 We'll share man, 535 00:22:08.480 --> 00:22:10.397 got nothing else to do. 536 00:22:11.643 --> 00:22:13.263 I'm out of gas. 537 00:22:13.264 --> 00:22:15.162 - If you're out of gas, 538 00:22:15.163 --> 00:22:16.580 you could always, 539 00:22:18.384 --> 00:22:21.722 you know, you can borrow some gas from somebody. 540 00:22:21.723 --> 00:22:24.140 - Who's going to loan me gas? 541 00:22:25.040 --> 00:22:27.290 - Nobody stopped, you know. 542 00:22:28.283 --> 00:22:30.021 What is that on your back anyway? 543 00:22:30.022 --> 00:22:31.181 - Well, this, this is a, 544 00:22:31.182 --> 00:22:32.303 it's a ukulele. 545 00:22:32.304 --> 00:22:33.322 - Ukulele. 546 00:22:33.323 --> 00:22:35.100 (laughs) 547 00:22:35.101 --> 00:22:37.137 I mean, it's all the things you could save. 548 00:22:37.138 --> 00:22:38.721 You save a ukulele. 549 00:22:40.695 --> 00:22:41.839 I'm Ben. 550 00:22:41.840 --> 00:22:43.257 - Ben, I'm Aaron. 551 00:22:45.718 --> 00:22:46.859 - Aaron. - I'm Aaron. 552 00:22:46.860 --> 00:22:47.935 - Aaron. 553 00:22:47.936 --> 00:22:50.353 Nice to meet you here, Aaron. 554 00:22:51.296 --> 00:22:53.839 - Good to meet you too. 555 00:22:53.840 --> 00:22:56.173 - [Ben] Nobody's gonna stop. 556 00:22:57.030 --> 00:22:58.410 - I was doing this all day yesterday. 557 00:22:58.411 --> 00:23:00.482 I didn't get a single person to stop. 558 00:23:00.483 --> 00:23:01.315 Well, except for one person 559 00:23:01.316 --> 00:23:02.744 who stole all my fucking money. 560 00:23:02.745 --> 00:23:05.187 - Wait a minute, you don't have any money? 561 00:23:05.188 --> 00:23:07.140 - I had some money. 562 00:23:07.141 --> 00:23:08.584 No, I don't have any money. 563 00:23:08.585 --> 00:23:11.064 - Shit man, I don't have much money either. 564 00:23:11.065 --> 00:23:14.361 - Well, we're quite a pair, aren't we? 565 00:23:14.362 --> 00:23:15.361 - We are. 566 00:23:15.362 --> 00:23:16.945 - We got a ukulele. 567 00:23:18.068 --> 00:23:20.184 (laughs) 568 00:23:20.185 --> 00:23:22.285 - Maybe you can sing for a dinner. 569 00:23:22.286 --> 00:23:24.369 - Play a song for a ride. 570 00:23:25.584 --> 00:23:26.467 - Yeah, there you go. 571 00:23:26.468 --> 00:23:28.824 (laughs) 572 00:23:28.825 --> 00:23:30.147 - I know a few car songs. 573 00:23:30.148 --> 00:23:31.813 - Do you? - Sure. 574 00:23:31.814 --> 00:23:32.646 - Wow. 575 00:23:32.647 --> 00:23:33.479 - Yeah, "Little Deuce Coupe". 576 00:23:33.480 --> 00:23:36.146 - So you been playing long? 577 00:23:36.147 --> 00:23:37.589 - What, the ukulele? 578 00:23:37.590 --> 00:23:38.544 - Yeah. 579 00:23:38.545 --> 00:23:39.707 - Well, no. 580 00:23:39.708 --> 00:23:43.108 I only just found this ukulele yesterday. 581 00:23:43.109 --> 00:23:44.091 - Are you serious? 582 00:23:44.092 --> 00:23:45.866 - But no, I kinda know my way around a ukulele. 583 00:23:45.867 --> 00:23:47.408 I've played before. 584 00:23:47.409 --> 00:23:48.448 I'm not that good. 585 00:23:48.449 --> 00:23:49.488 - Really? 586 00:23:49.489 --> 00:23:50.507 - How about you? 587 00:23:50.508 --> 00:23:51.547 You play music? 588 00:23:51.548 --> 00:23:52.631 - Yes and no. 589 00:23:54.987 --> 00:23:56.070 I mean, it's, 590 00:23:57.030 --> 00:23:58.048 it's like this. 591 00:23:58.049 --> 00:23:59.611 I always tell people, 592 00:23:59.612 --> 00:24:00.789 like I, I love guitar. 593 00:24:00.790 --> 00:24:01.787 - Yeah. 594 00:24:01.788 --> 00:24:03.147 - And I always tell people 595 00:24:03.148 --> 00:24:07.429 don't fall in love with something you suck at. 596 00:24:07.430 --> 00:24:09.645 (laughs) 597 00:24:09.646 --> 00:24:12.247 I wish my granddaughter would pick up an instrument, 598 00:24:12.248 --> 00:24:13.787 or I hope she'd pick up an instrument. 599 00:24:13.788 --> 00:24:14.789 - Yeah? 600 00:24:14.790 --> 00:24:15.803 - Yeah. 601 00:24:15.804 --> 00:24:16.827 - She interested in music? 602 00:24:16.828 --> 00:24:17.888 - Well, she sings. 603 00:24:17.889 --> 00:24:18.891 - How old is she? 604 00:24:18.892 --> 00:24:19.967 - She's six. 605 00:24:19.968 --> 00:24:21.531 - Yeah, that's a good age. 606 00:24:21.532 --> 00:24:23.185 - It is, actually. 607 00:24:23.186 --> 00:24:24.827 She's really cute. 608 00:24:24.828 --> 00:24:26.469 I mean she does sing. 609 00:24:26.470 --> 00:24:27.867 She did, 610 00:24:27.868 --> 00:24:30.248 she sang her, you know the ABC song. 611 00:24:30.249 --> 00:24:31.328 - Yeah, I know that song. 612 00:24:31.329 --> 00:24:32.608 - Yeah, she's just rocking 613 00:24:32.609 --> 00:24:34.011 and singing, 614 00:24:34.012 --> 00:24:35.109 and da, da, da, da. 615 00:24:35.110 --> 00:24:36.645 - That's cute. 616 00:24:36.646 --> 00:24:38.147 - What about you? 617 00:24:38.148 --> 00:24:39.168 You have kids? 618 00:24:39.169 --> 00:24:40.585 - Yeah. 619 00:24:40.586 --> 00:24:42.086 Yeah, I'm married. 620 00:24:42.986 --> 00:24:43.971 We've got, 621 00:24:43.972 --> 00:24:45.149 we've got a daughter. 622 00:24:45.150 --> 00:24:46.815 - Oh yeah? How old? 623 00:24:46.816 --> 00:24:47.648 - Yeah, she's four. 624 00:24:47.649 --> 00:24:49.109 - Ah, four, that's a great age. 625 00:24:49.110 --> 00:24:50.277 - Yeah, she's, 626 00:24:51.571 --> 00:24:52.738 she's adopted. 627 00:24:54.374 --> 00:24:55.673 - Oh. 628 00:24:55.674 --> 00:24:56.837 What about your wife? 629 00:24:56.838 --> 00:24:57.671 - Well, 630 00:25:00.333 --> 00:25:01.557 yeah, my sweetheart and I, 631 00:25:01.558 --> 00:25:03.675 we've been together 632 00:25:03.676 --> 00:25:05.477 for a good long while. 633 00:25:05.478 --> 00:25:07.253 About 12 years or so now. 634 00:25:07.254 --> 00:25:09.195 - Oh, that's nice. 635 00:25:09.196 --> 00:25:10.336 - Yeah. 636 00:25:10.337 --> 00:25:11.234 Yeah. 637 00:25:11.235 --> 00:25:14.336 - It's funny, I lost my wife about 13 years ago. 638 00:25:14.337 --> 00:25:15.675 - Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. 639 00:25:15.676 --> 00:25:17.477 - Yeah, you know, life's life, life's life. 640 00:25:17.478 --> 00:25:19.195 - How did that happen? 641 00:25:19.196 --> 00:25:20.816 - Cancer. 642 00:25:20.817 --> 00:25:22.395 - Oh geez, I'm sorry Ben. 643 00:25:22.396 --> 00:25:23.646 - Yeah, me too. 644 00:25:24.876 --> 00:25:28.126 - I've been blessed with nine children. 645 00:25:32.497 --> 00:25:33.616 They aren't with me. 646 00:25:33.617 --> 00:25:36.617 They are actually being cared for in 647 00:25:39.500 --> 00:25:40.603 the foster system. 648 00:25:40.604 --> 00:25:41.854 Cause you know, 649 00:25:43.804 --> 00:25:44.987 throughout my life, 650 00:25:44.988 --> 00:25:45.821 I've just 651 00:25:46.988 --> 00:25:50.804 ended up with a lot of guys who aren't the best. 652 00:25:50.805 --> 00:25:53.083 - I mean, Lynda and I 653 00:25:53.084 --> 00:25:56.501 have known each other well, for years. 654 00:25:56.502 --> 00:25:58.669 I mean our moms were close 655 00:25:59.724 --> 00:26:00.741 and you know then we were friends, 656 00:26:00.742 --> 00:26:02.341 and okay, truth be told, 657 00:26:02.342 --> 00:26:06.421 our moms sometimes dated some of the same guys. 658 00:26:06.422 --> 00:26:08.005 And you know, when, 659 00:26:09.884 --> 00:26:11.264 when we hung out in high school, 660 00:26:11.265 --> 00:26:12.704 people used to think we were sisters. 661 00:26:12.705 --> 00:26:14.363 And frankly, I don't know the answer to that. 662 00:26:14.364 --> 00:26:16.543 - I was kind of between places, 663 00:26:16.544 --> 00:26:18.642 living on the streets. 664 00:26:18.643 --> 00:26:20.283 The people and the police 665 00:26:20.284 --> 00:26:22.243 and my county are really not friendly 666 00:26:22.244 --> 00:26:23.883 with my type of people. 667 00:26:23.884 --> 00:26:25.422 - It's a small town. 668 00:26:25.423 --> 00:26:26.640 (laughs) 669 00:26:26.641 --> 00:26:28.581 - I am so fucking hungry. 670 00:26:28.582 --> 00:26:30.499 Do you smell something? 671 00:26:35.665 --> 00:26:36.864 - Yeah. 672 00:26:36.865 --> 00:26:37.867 What is that? 673 00:26:37.868 --> 00:26:40.384 - Smells like a bakery. 674 00:26:40.385 --> 00:26:41.302 - Go ahead. 675 00:26:42.369 --> 00:26:43.536 I'll catch up. 676 00:26:46.369 --> 00:26:47.605 I hope they're open. 677 00:26:47.606 --> 00:26:48.667 - Huh? 678 00:26:48.668 --> 00:26:49.500 - I hope they're open. 679 00:26:49.501 --> 00:26:50.333 - Well, fuck. 680 00:26:50.334 --> 00:26:51.166 If they have food in there, 681 00:26:51.167 --> 00:26:51.999 we're going to get some. 682 00:26:52.000 --> 00:26:53.376 Oh, thank God you're open. 683 00:26:53.377 --> 00:26:54.209 - Excuse me. 684 00:26:54.210 --> 00:26:55.042 - We need some food, man. 685 00:26:55.043 --> 00:26:56.053 You got some food in here. 686 00:26:56.054 --> 00:26:57.691 - [Ben] We haven't had anything for two days, man. 687 00:26:57.692 --> 00:26:58.709 - There's no power here. 688 00:26:58.710 --> 00:26:59.542 - Okay. 689 00:26:59.543 --> 00:27:00.375 No, I get that. 690 00:27:00.376 --> 00:27:01.208 But you've got some food, right? 691 00:27:01.209 --> 00:27:03.552 - Well, yeah, but there's no power. 692 00:27:03.553 --> 00:27:04.554 - Okay. 693 00:27:04.555 --> 00:27:05.387 Listen, I can pay for it. 694 00:27:05.388 --> 00:27:06.220 Okay, I've got an ATM card. 695 00:27:06.221 --> 00:27:07.811 - Okay, well we have no power, 696 00:27:07.812 --> 00:27:09.210 so I can't run your card, okay. 697 00:27:09.211 --> 00:27:10.667 - No, I understand. 698 00:27:10.668 --> 00:27:11.952 I totally get that. 699 00:27:11.953 --> 00:27:13.109 All you've got to do 700 00:27:13.110 --> 00:27:14.671 is you can run it old school, 701 00:27:14.672 --> 00:27:15.733 just write down the numbers. 702 00:27:15.734 --> 00:27:16.811 And when the power comes back on, 703 00:27:16.812 --> 00:27:17.829 you can charge it. 704 00:27:17.830 --> 00:27:18.853 You just charge. 705 00:27:18.854 --> 00:27:19.872 I mean you can charge whatever you want really. 706 00:27:19.873 --> 00:27:22.091 - Okay, when the power comes back on, 707 00:27:22.092 --> 00:27:23.973 there's going to be no money in the banks. 708 00:27:23.974 --> 00:27:25.013 Do you get that? 709 00:27:25.014 --> 00:27:26.053 - [Ben] Come on, we're hungry. 710 00:27:26.054 --> 00:27:27.051 - What do you mean there's not going to be any money 711 00:27:27.052 --> 00:27:28.091 in the bank? 712 00:27:28.092 --> 00:27:29.757 That's fucking bullshit. I'm telling you, I've got money on this card. 713 00:27:29.758 --> 00:27:31.172 I've got a lot of money on this card. 714 00:27:31.173 --> 00:27:32.555 I need food. - I don't care 715 00:27:32.556 --> 00:27:33.792 if you have money on your card. 716 00:27:33.793 --> 00:27:35.231 There's no money in the bank 717 00:27:35.232 --> 00:27:36.752 so I can't run your car in either way, okay. 718 00:27:36.753 --> 00:27:38.112 - Yeah. - So it's either cash 719 00:27:38.113 --> 00:27:39.515 or nothing. 720 00:27:39.516 --> 00:27:40.875 - Come on. 721 00:27:40.876 --> 00:27:41.914 We are starving. 722 00:27:41.915 --> 00:27:42.955 You wouldn't believe 723 00:27:42.956 --> 00:27:43.952 the fucking day I had yesterday, all right. 724 00:27:43.953 --> 00:27:45.216 I got thrown upon the shore by a tsunami. 725 00:27:45.217 --> 00:27:47.056 I got hit by a car. 726 00:27:47.057 --> 00:27:48.372 I had cash. 727 00:27:48.373 --> 00:27:49.572 Somebody fucking stole it from me. 728 00:27:49.573 --> 00:27:51.435 Come on, help us out, please. 729 00:27:51.436 --> 00:27:52.269 - Listen, 730 00:27:53.116 --> 00:27:55.173 I would love to, 731 00:27:55.174 --> 00:27:57.013 but in this situation I cannot. 732 00:27:57.014 --> 00:27:58.613 So please go. 733 00:27:58.614 --> 00:27:59.751 - Bullshit. 734 00:27:59.752 --> 00:28:00.773 - Leave. 735 00:28:00.774 --> 00:28:01.776 - [Aaron] No, I'm not leaving without any... 736 00:28:01.777 --> 00:28:02.609 - Leave right now, seriously. 737 00:28:02.610 --> 00:28:03.442 I'm not, I'm not playing around. 738 00:28:03.443 --> 00:28:04.411 Leave. 739 00:28:04.412 --> 00:28:05.632 If you have cash, then... 740 00:28:05.633 --> 00:28:06.790 - [Ben] We don't have anything. 741 00:28:06.791 --> 00:28:07.973 That's all we got. 742 00:28:07.974 --> 00:28:10.272 - Somebody stole my cash. 743 00:28:10.273 --> 00:28:11.595 God. 744 00:28:11.596 --> 00:28:12.672 - Well, that's not my problem. 745 00:28:12.673 --> 00:28:14.773 That's not my problem. 746 00:28:14.774 --> 00:28:15.973 Seriously, that's not my problem. 747 00:28:15.974 --> 00:28:16.807 - Ben. 748 00:28:17.676 --> 00:28:18.875 Ben. 749 00:28:18.876 --> 00:28:19.931 He's got a gun. 750 00:28:19.932 --> 00:28:20.955 Just. 751 00:28:20.956 --> 00:28:21.973 Thanks a lot. 752 00:28:21.974 --> 00:28:22.807 Fuck. 753 00:28:23.971 --> 00:28:25.126 Bullshit. 754 00:28:25.127 --> 00:28:26.377 - [Ben] I know. 755 00:28:28.753 --> 00:28:30.272 - Hey. 756 00:28:30.273 --> 00:28:31.106 - What? 757 00:28:33.894 --> 00:28:36.416 - [Ben] He gonna shoot us? 758 00:28:36.417 --> 00:28:39.492 - Just the last two I have left. 759 00:28:39.493 --> 00:28:40.693 - Are you serious? 760 00:28:40.694 --> 00:28:41.526 - Yeah. 761 00:28:41.527 --> 00:28:42.359 - Oh, dude. 762 00:28:42.360 --> 00:28:43.557 - Thank you, so much. - Thank you. 763 00:28:43.558 --> 00:28:45.216 - Really, thank you. 764 00:28:45.217 --> 00:28:46.453 - Really. 765 00:28:46.454 --> 00:28:47.286 - Just, just leave, okay. 766 00:28:47.287 --> 00:28:48.475 - All right, sure. 767 00:28:48.476 --> 00:28:49.515 - All right, thank you. 768 00:28:49.516 --> 00:28:50.348 Thank you so much. 769 00:28:50.349 --> 00:28:51.181 I appreciate it. 770 00:28:51.182 --> 00:28:52.014 - Thank you. - Thank you. 771 00:28:52.015 --> 00:28:53.680 - Thanks. - Thanks a lot. 772 00:28:53.681 --> 00:28:54.513 - [Bakery Employee] All right. 773 00:28:54.514 --> 00:28:55.346 - Really. 774 00:28:55.347 --> 00:28:56.179 Thank you. 775 00:28:56.180 --> 00:28:57.012 Oh man, I'm starving. 776 00:28:57.013 --> 00:28:57.846 - Oh God. 777 00:29:01.777 --> 00:29:03.313 Okay, let's get. - It's good. 778 00:29:03.314 --> 00:29:04.315 - Get the fuck. 779 00:29:04.316 --> 00:29:05.148 - Well, you know what? 780 00:29:05.149 --> 00:29:07.035 You take away our guns. You take away our ability 781 00:29:07.036 --> 00:29:08.096 to protect ourselves. 782 00:29:08.097 --> 00:29:08.930 You know? 783 00:29:10.497 --> 00:29:12.474 And you're going to give the guns to the criminals. 784 00:29:12.475 --> 00:29:14.955 They're going to turn around and shoot you. 785 00:29:14.956 --> 00:29:15.789 Dipshits. 786 00:29:16.635 --> 00:29:17.851 I mean, you give them to us. 787 00:29:17.852 --> 00:29:18.974 We're going to keep ours. 788 00:29:18.975 --> 00:29:20.155 We have our second amendment right 789 00:29:20.156 --> 00:29:22.197 to have guns and protect our property. 790 00:29:22.198 --> 00:29:23.435 - Just the other day, 791 00:29:23.436 --> 00:29:25.376 I had bought a gun for the first time. 792 00:29:25.377 --> 00:29:27.957 I made sure to have the license. 793 00:29:27.958 --> 00:29:30.453 I made sure to always stay prepared 794 00:29:30.454 --> 00:29:32.312 whenever I'm driving in anywhere at all. 795 00:29:32.313 --> 00:29:34.146 Just the fear of being 796 00:29:37.293 --> 00:29:38.376 wrongly shot. 797 00:29:39.373 --> 00:29:40.492 You know, there, there 798 00:29:40.493 --> 00:29:42.033 there are people that have shot at their own house. 799 00:29:42.034 --> 00:29:44.034 People that had officers 800 00:29:45.373 --> 00:29:49.329 mistake their own apartments for theirs, 801 00:29:49.330 --> 00:29:51.953 and had been murdered. 802 00:29:51.954 --> 00:29:54.033 I genuinely don't feel safe. 803 00:29:54.034 --> 00:29:57.233 And it worries me to think that my little brother 804 00:29:57.234 --> 00:29:59.393 is potentially out there 805 00:29:59.394 --> 00:30:01.772 and he doesn't really understand how the world works. 806 00:30:01.773 --> 00:30:03.393 - It's not illegal. 807 00:30:03.394 --> 00:30:05.110 I'm doing the legal thing. 808 00:30:05.111 --> 00:30:07.292 I am protecting myself, my property. 809 00:30:07.293 --> 00:30:09.249 Those are my rights. 810 00:30:09.250 --> 00:30:12.529 If you don't like those rights, go somewhere else. 811 00:30:12.530 --> 00:30:13.750 Lots of countries. 812 00:30:13.751 --> 00:30:15.428 Go take their guns. 813 00:30:15.429 --> 00:30:18.096 (water rushing) 814 00:30:48.551 --> 00:30:53.551 ♪ Oh, they moved to Oregon ♪ 815 00:30:54.410 --> 00:30:59.410 ♪ To find a better life ♪ 816 00:30:59.655 --> 00:31:04.655 ♪ Escaping all their city woes and strive ♪ 817 00:31:05.031 --> 00:31:06.070 - There you go. 818 00:31:06.071 --> 00:31:09.873 ♪ But the ground gave away ♪ 819 00:31:09.874 --> 00:31:14.874 ♪ And washed them all away ♪ 820 00:31:15.127 --> 00:31:18.731 ♪ It was sad ♪ 821 00:31:18.732 --> 00:31:22.815 ♪ When that great ship went down ♪ 822 00:31:24.391 --> 00:31:25.932 - Tell me about your daughter. 823 00:31:25.933 --> 00:31:27.100 - Well, she's, 824 00:31:29.111 --> 00:31:30.361 she's autistic. 825 00:31:31.773 --> 00:31:33.430 And we didn't know at the time when we, 826 00:31:33.431 --> 00:31:34.729 when we adopted her. 827 00:31:34.730 --> 00:31:35.970 We had no idea that she was... 828 00:31:35.971 --> 00:31:36.972 - They didn't tell you? 829 00:31:36.973 --> 00:31:38.033 They didn't know? 830 00:31:38.034 --> 00:31:39.094 - Nope. 831 00:31:39.095 --> 00:31:40.252 I mean, we got her, you know when she was a baby. 832 00:31:40.253 --> 00:31:41.254 - Right. 833 00:31:41.255 --> 00:31:43.372 That's gotta be really tough. 834 00:31:43.373 --> 00:31:46.774 - I wasn't really expecting that. 835 00:31:46.775 --> 00:31:48.230 - Well, what is your, 836 00:31:48.231 --> 00:31:50.814 wait, so who takes care of her? 837 00:31:51.933 --> 00:31:53.148 Your wife takes care of her? 838 00:31:53.149 --> 00:31:58.033 - Well, Natalie is in the Bay area and you know, I'm, 839 00:31:58.034 --> 00:31:58.867 I travel. 840 00:31:59.874 --> 00:32:01.313 So I was just in Astoria. 841 00:32:01.314 --> 00:32:02.972 Of all things, 842 00:32:02.973 --> 00:32:04.630 I was doing an earthquake preparedness presentation. 843 00:32:04.631 --> 00:32:06.614 - Are you serious? 844 00:32:06.615 --> 00:32:07.772 (laughs) 845 00:32:07.773 --> 00:32:08.774 - Serious. 846 00:32:08.775 --> 00:32:09.953 - Geez, man. 847 00:32:09.954 --> 00:32:10.993 - For all the good it did me. 848 00:32:10.994 --> 00:32:12.189 Yeah. 849 00:32:12.190 --> 00:32:13.270 - Well, 850 00:32:13.271 --> 00:32:14.993 you got a ukulele out of it. 851 00:32:14.994 --> 00:32:16.193 - Yeah, I did. 852 00:32:16.194 --> 00:32:17.350 But I'll tell you Astoria, 853 00:32:17.351 --> 00:32:19.257 Astoria got wiped out. 854 00:32:19.258 --> 00:32:21.596 I can't even believe that I'm standing here right now. 855 00:32:21.597 --> 00:32:22.897 I mean the tsunami just, 856 00:32:22.898 --> 00:32:26.156 I'm sure it took out the whole town. 857 00:32:26.157 --> 00:32:27.822 - Wait a minute. You survived a tsunami? 858 00:32:27.823 --> 00:32:29.075 - Yeah. 859 00:32:29.076 --> 00:32:30.380 - [Ben] Dude, really? 860 00:32:30.381 --> 00:32:31.213 - You know when all of this is said and done. 861 00:32:31.214 --> 00:32:32.561 - Yeah. 862 00:32:32.562 --> 00:32:33.617 - I'm going to sit down and write a song about it. 863 00:32:33.618 --> 00:32:35.701 (laughs) 864 00:32:41.513 --> 00:32:42.346 Hey. 865 00:32:47.020 --> 00:32:48.753 Hey, hey. Hi. 866 00:32:48.754 --> 00:32:49.724 I'm glad to see you. 867 00:32:49.725 --> 00:32:50.961 Oh my God, it's you. 868 00:32:50.962 --> 00:32:52.204 - You know her? 869 00:32:52.205 --> 00:32:54.161 - I wouldn't necessarily say that I know her. 870 00:32:54.162 --> 00:32:55.079 Listen, we, 871 00:32:58.178 --> 00:32:59.279 we're trying to get to Portland still, 872 00:32:59.280 --> 00:33:02.561 and he's, he's a senior citizen. 873 00:33:02.562 --> 00:33:03.597 He's having a hard time walking. 874 00:33:03.598 --> 00:33:04.620 Can you please, 875 00:33:04.621 --> 00:33:06.454 please give us a ride? 876 00:33:07.922 --> 00:33:08.998 I'm starving. 877 00:33:08.999 --> 00:33:09.831 I'm, I'm, 878 00:33:09.832 --> 00:33:10.664 I'm thirsty. 879 00:33:10.665 --> 00:33:11.497 And I can, you know, 880 00:33:11.498 --> 00:33:13.094 I've got injuries from being run over. 881 00:33:13.095 --> 00:33:14.977 - Why am I even seeing you again? 882 00:33:14.978 --> 00:33:16.876 I shouldn't have even seen you. 883 00:33:16.877 --> 00:33:17.996 - [Aaron] Come on. 884 00:33:17.997 --> 00:33:18.829 - I tried going that way. 885 00:33:18.830 --> 00:33:19.974 And I was supposed to be going that way, 886 00:33:19.975 --> 00:33:21.194 and I was going that way. 887 00:33:21.195 --> 00:33:22.252 And then I reached the bridge, 888 00:33:22.253 --> 00:33:23.473 and the road is all a big pit. 889 00:33:23.474 --> 00:33:25.516 - What's your name? 890 00:33:25.517 --> 00:33:26.556 - Lynda. 891 00:33:26.557 --> 00:33:27.574 - Okay, Lynda, 892 00:33:27.575 --> 00:33:28.492 listen, we, 893 00:33:29.597 --> 00:33:31.036 we just need a ride. 894 00:33:31.037 --> 00:33:32.513 My friend here, he can, 895 00:33:32.514 --> 00:33:33.612 he can barely walk. 896 00:33:33.613 --> 00:33:34.774 I can barely walk from my injuries. 897 00:33:34.775 --> 00:33:38.033 - All I wanted was cell reception. 898 00:33:38.034 --> 00:33:39.701 Get in the damn car. 899 00:33:42.077 --> 00:33:43.073 - [Ben] Shotgun. 900 00:33:43.074 --> 00:33:44.076 - [Aaron] Okay, whatever. 901 00:33:44.077 --> 00:33:45.094 I don't care. 902 00:33:45.095 --> 00:33:46.316 Lynda, thank you so much. 903 00:33:46.317 --> 00:33:47.414 - [Ben] Thank you. 904 00:33:47.415 --> 00:33:48.556 - [Aaron] You're doing the right thing, Lynda. 905 00:33:48.557 --> 00:33:49.390 - Oh, God. 906 00:33:51.815 --> 00:33:54.065 (grunting) 907 00:33:55.234 --> 00:33:57.494 - I'm such an idiot. 908 00:33:57.495 --> 00:33:59.912 (soft music) 909 00:34:05.415 --> 00:34:08.082 - [Ben] So, where are you going? 910 00:34:09.197 --> 00:34:10.353 - [Lynda] Warren. 911 00:34:10.354 --> 00:34:11.516 - [Ben] Warren? 912 00:34:11.517 --> 00:34:12.513 - [Lynda] Gotta get to Warren, 913 00:34:12.514 --> 00:34:13.676 get to my sister's house. 914 00:34:13.677 --> 00:34:14.796 And get cell reception. 915 00:34:14.797 --> 00:34:16.464 - So where's Warren? 916 00:34:18.034 --> 00:34:20.132 (soft music) 917 00:34:20.133 --> 00:34:21.276 - I'm just gonna drive until I see signs. 918 00:34:21.277 --> 00:34:23.694 (soft music) 919 00:34:29.470 --> 00:34:30.476 I spent the night at the bridge last night. 920 00:34:30.477 --> 00:34:32.897 - [Ben] You spent the night at the bridge? 921 00:34:32.898 --> 00:34:35.297 - There's a bunch of other people there. 922 00:34:35.298 --> 00:34:37.697 I mean, I stayed in the car. 923 00:34:37.698 --> 00:34:39.113 You can't trust anybody. 924 00:34:39.114 --> 00:34:41.254 They talked about what was going on in Portland. 925 00:34:41.255 --> 00:34:42.817 - [Ben] Uh hun. 926 00:34:42.818 --> 00:34:44.636 - [Lynda] There's some FEMA people there already. 927 00:34:44.637 --> 00:34:45.777 - [Ben] Yeah. 928 00:34:45.778 --> 00:34:47.596 - [Lynda] And they were handing out some food and water but 929 00:34:47.597 --> 00:34:49.254 I'm not touching any of that. 930 00:34:49.255 --> 00:34:50.273 Somebody there said... - What? 931 00:34:50.274 --> 00:34:53.549 - FEMA was drugging the food and the water. 932 00:34:53.550 --> 00:34:54.614 - Wait a minute. 933 00:34:54.615 --> 00:34:55.996 You're saying that the food and the water are drugged? 934 00:34:55.997 --> 00:34:58.332 - Well, cause you have to keep the people calm. 935 00:34:58.333 --> 00:35:00.814 Otherwise it's gonna be just like huge riots. 936 00:35:00.815 --> 00:35:03.356 Somebody there said that there were fires 937 00:35:03.357 --> 00:35:04.956 that they couldn't put out. 938 00:35:04.957 --> 00:35:06.593 - I'll bet they're also burning the financial records 939 00:35:06.594 --> 00:35:08.737 now that they have the opportunity. 940 00:35:08.738 --> 00:35:10.353 All the federal buildings, 941 00:35:10.354 --> 00:35:11.574 burn up all those records. 942 00:35:11.575 --> 00:35:13.492 Cut out all their debt, 943 00:35:15.799 --> 00:35:17.478 print more money. 944 00:35:17.479 --> 00:35:19.055 Fuckers. 945 00:35:19.056 --> 00:35:21.473 (soft music) 946 00:35:24.415 --> 00:35:26.156 - Well I don't know what the fuck we're gonna do. 947 00:35:26.157 --> 00:35:27.996 Portland's on fire, 948 00:35:27.997 --> 00:35:30.156 and they're drugging the inhabitants. 949 00:35:30.157 --> 00:35:31.907 What are we gonna do? 950 00:35:36.039 --> 00:35:37.916 - We're just gonna get to Warren. 951 00:35:37.917 --> 00:35:39.676 Get some cell reception. 952 00:35:39.677 --> 00:35:42.094 (soft music) 953 00:35:43.858 --> 00:35:45.057 - Well, we'll just come to Warren with you. 954 00:35:45.058 --> 00:35:49.097 Get some cell reception. And figure it out from there, I guess. 955 00:36:01.954 --> 00:36:03.133 Who are these guys? 956 00:36:03.134 --> 00:36:04.384 - I don't know. 957 00:36:09.395 --> 00:36:10.398 - [Man] Hold up. 958 00:36:10.399 --> 00:36:11.437 - Fuck. 959 00:36:11.438 --> 00:36:12.433 - You guys stay here. 960 00:36:12.434 --> 00:36:13.894 Let me go talk to these guys really quick. 961 00:36:13.895 --> 00:36:15.176 - Be careful. 962 00:36:15.177 --> 00:36:16.010 - Fuck. 963 00:36:17.539 --> 00:36:18.372 Hi. 964 00:36:19.737 --> 00:36:20.834 Hey guys. - That's it. 965 00:36:20.835 --> 00:36:21.938 Hold it up. 966 00:36:21.939 --> 00:36:22.931 Get in the car. 967 00:36:22.932 --> 00:36:24.018 Turn around. 968 00:36:24.019 --> 00:36:25.016 - Well, what are you talking about? 969 00:36:25.017 --> 00:36:26.354 We've got to get through your town here. 970 00:36:26.355 --> 00:36:27.554 - This is closed. 971 00:36:27.555 --> 00:36:28.717 Turn around. 972 00:36:28.718 --> 00:36:29.854 Get in the car. 973 00:36:29.855 --> 00:36:30.898 - Hold on now. 974 00:36:30.899 --> 00:36:31.896 You guys, we're, 975 00:36:31.897 --> 00:36:32.957 if we can't get through here, we're stranded. 976 00:36:32.958 --> 00:36:34.376 - You're not going through this way. 977 00:36:34.377 --> 00:36:37.736 - Well, there's nowhere to go back here. 978 00:36:37.737 --> 00:36:38.751 The roads are down. 979 00:36:38.752 --> 00:36:39.757 The bridges are down. 980 00:36:39.758 --> 00:36:40.754 - You understand the English? 981 00:36:40.755 --> 00:36:41.757 Head that way soon. 982 00:36:41.758 --> 00:36:42.818 Come on, get in the car 983 00:36:42.819 --> 00:36:44.136 and get going 984 00:36:44.137 --> 00:36:45.458 because maybe you can find help the other direction. 985 00:36:45.459 --> 00:36:46.914 - [Aaron] Let us through here. 986 00:36:46.915 --> 00:36:48.658 Just you can escort us through your town. 987 00:36:48.659 --> 00:36:50.114 - Sir. 988 00:36:50.115 --> 00:36:51.496 We are protecting our own town. 989 00:36:51.497 --> 00:36:53.218 We've already had people come through 990 00:36:53.219 --> 00:36:55.016 and rob and steal from us. 991 00:36:55.017 --> 00:36:56.855 We are protecting our own. 992 00:36:56.856 --> 00:36:57.976 - We have nothing left. 993 00:36:57.977 --> 00:36:59.618 - Just let us through you guys. 994 00:36:59.619 --> 00:37:01.176 You guys can escort us through the town. 995 00:37:01.177 --> 00:37:02.658 - No, you're not going through this town. 996 00:37:02.659 --> 00:37:06.434 - Listen guys, we're all Americans here, right? 997 00:37:06.435 --> 00:37:08.578 We're supposed to come together in times of crisis. 998 00:37:08.579 --> 00:37:09.412 Fuck this. 999 00:37:11.459 --> 00:37:14.626 You guys are fucked up, you know that? 1000 00:37:16.355 --> 00:37:18.514 What would Jesus do? 1001 00:37:18.515 --> 00:37:19.348 Huh? 1002 00:37:20.457 --> 00:37:21.832 Fucking assholes. 1003 00:37:21.833 --> 00:37:22.994 Let's go. 1004 00:37:22.995 --> 00:37:24.578 Thanks for nothing. 1005 00:37:26.195 --> 00:37:27.271 Call yourselves Americans? 1006 00:37:27.272 --> 00:37:28.105 Bullshit. 1007 00:37:29.891 --> 00:37:30.893 - There was this woman 1008 00:37:30.894 --> 00:37:32.130 drove up in the car. 1009 00:37:32.131 --> 00:37:33.752 I don't know why she was driving. 1010 00:37:33.753 --> 00:37:34.586 Had her, 1011 00:37:35.593 --> 00:37:37.750 her father was using a cane, 1012 00:37:37.751 --> 00:37:39.213 but he was yelling. 1013 00:37:39.214 --> 00:37:40.232 He was obnoxious. 1014 00:37:40.233 --> 00:37:43.400 And then this dickhole husband of hers 1015 00:37:44.414 --> 00:37:45.473 gets out of the car. 1016 00:37:45.474 --> 00:37:46.472 He's giant. 1017 00:37:46.473 --> 00:37:47.486 He's like six foot five. 1018 00:37:47.487 --> 00:37:48.889 He starts yelling at us 1019 00:37:48.890 --> 00:37:50.232 that we have to let him through. 1020 00:37:50.233 --> 00:37:53.512 That Jesus would let him through. 1021 00:37:53.513 --> 00:37:54.530 Oh please. 1022 00:37:54.531 --> 00:37:55.570 You're telling me you know what Jesus would do. 1023 00:37:55.571 --> 00:37:58.034 Well, I told him Jesus wasn't here right now. 1024 00:37:58.035 --> 00:37:59.912 We're in charge. 1025 00:37:59.913 --> 00:38:02.013 It's America, right? 1026 00:38:02.014 --> 00:38:03.328 We have to defend our own, 1027 00:38:03.329 --> 00:38:04.546 and I will. 1028 00:38:04.547 --> 00:38:06.232 - [Ben] Let's just pull over 1029 00:38:06.233 --> 00:38:07.634 and figure out what we're doing. 1030 00:38:07.635 --> 00:38:08.674 - [Aaron] Lynda, do you even know 1031 00:38:08.675 --> 00:38:09.693 where the hell we're going? 1032 00:38:09.694 --> 00:38:10.893 - [Lynda] I'm just gonna follow the signs, okay? 1033 00:38:10.894 --> 00:38:12.072 - [Ben] Well that's not working. 1034 00:38:12.073 --> 00:38:14.149 So let's just stop right here. 1035 00:38:14.150 --> 00:38:16.048 How about that? 1036 00:38:16.049 --> 00:38:17.568 - Look let's, 1037 00:38:17.569 --> 00:38:20.652 do you have a piece of paper and pen? 1038 00:38:22.449 --> 00:38:23.281 Draw the map. 1039 00:38:23.282 --> 00:38:24.114 All right, you guys tell me 1040 00:38:24.115 --> 00:38:26.032 how to get there, okay. 1041 00:38:28.966 --> 00:38:30.064 And we'll put it on this map 1042 00:38:30.065 --> 00:38:31.088 and then we'll follow the map. 1043 00:38:31.089 --> 00:38:32.267 And then we'll... 1044 00:38:32.268 --> 00:38:33.285 - [Ben] Listen. 1045 00:38:33.286 --> 00:38:34.427 - How do we get? 1046 00:38:34.428 --> 00:38:37.707 - I don't know, but just a follow up. 1047 00:38:37.708 --> 00:38:40.128 Turning the other cheek 1048 00:38:40.129 --> 00:38:43.840 only works when you're talking to people 1049 00:38:43.841 --> 00:38:45.323 similar to yourself. 1050 00:38:45.324 --> 00:38:48.507 Otherwise, if you're just trying 1051 00:38:48.508 --> 00:38:49.584 to change someone's thinking, 1052 00:38:49.585 --> 00:38:51.835 it's a delusional attitude. 1053 00:38:53.025 --> 00:38:54.944 They think you're delusional. 1054 00:38:54.945 --> 00:38:56.623 You are delusional. 1055 00:38:56.624 --> 00:38:59.864 - Can you guys tell me how to get there? 1056 00:38:59.865 --> 00:39:00.902 I'll draw it on this map. 1057 00:39:00.903 --> 00:39:01.925 That's what we'll follow. 1058 00:39:01.926 --> 00:39:03.184 And then we'll get to where we're going, okay. 1059 00:39:03.185 --> 00:39:04.565 - We just have to drive north. 1060 00:39:04.566 --> 00:39:05.968 We just have to drive northwest 1061 00:39:05.969 --> 00:39:07.387 and we will get there. 1062 00:39:07.388 --> 00:39:08.287 - Okay. 1063 00:39:08.288 --> 00:39:09.120 Okay. 1064 00:39:09.121 --> 00:39:11.264 Do you happen to know, like are we going to hit a certain highway? 1065 00:39:11.265 --> 00:39:12.515 - I don't know. 1066 00:39:13.622 --> 00:39:14.821 There's signs. 1067 00:39:14.822 --> 00:39:15.654 I mean, there's always been signs. 1068 00:39:15.655 --> 00:39:16.640 - [Ben] Lynda, we've had an earthquake. 1069 00:39:16.641 --> 00:39:17.861 There may not be anything. 1070 00:39:17.862 --> 00:39:19.612 - Well, I don't know. 1071 00:39:21.319 --> 00:39:22.421 I'm just going to drive north. 1072 00:39:22.422 --> 00:39:23.899 It's always been northwest from here. 1073 00:39:23.900 --> 00:39:25.403 It's still is northwest from here. 1074 00:39:25.404 --> 00:39:26.619 That's where I'm driving. 1075 00:39:26.620 --> 00:39:27.920 - It may not even exist anymore. 1076 00:39:27.921 --> 00:39:32.338 - I doubt a giant sinkhole swallowed the entire town. 1077 00:39:33.542 --> 00:39:35.899 - Look, let's just draw a map 1078 00:39:35.900 --> 00:39:38.603 of the major highways between here and there. 1079 00:39:38.604 --> 00:39:39.701 We'll follow that. 1080 00:39:39.702 --> 00:39:40.534 We'll get to it. 1081 00:39:40.535 --> 00:39:41.984 I mean, you can't just keep driving north, 1082 00:39:41.985 --> 00:39:43.824 if that's your plan, 1083 00:39:43.825 --> 00:39:47.061 on these small country roads getting lost 1084 00:39:47.062 --> 00:39:49.883 while we run out of gas! - If I have a plan, 1085 00:39:49.884 --> 00:39:51.707 then I can follow it 1086 00:39:51.708 --> 00:39:53.083 because it's my plan, 1087 00:39:53.084 --> 00:39:54.523 and I am so fucking tired 1088 00:39:54.524 --> 00:39:56.603 of people telling me what I can and can't do. 1089 00:39:56.604 --> 00:39:58.843 Now, if you don't mind, 1090 00:39:58.844 --> 00:40:01.177 I am going to get in my car. 1091 00:40:03.788 --> 00:40:05.163 And you can either come with me or not 1092 00:40:05.164 --> 00:40:08.363 because I am tired of people telling me 1093 00:40:08.364 --> 00:40:09.281 what to do. 1094 00:40:12.164 --> 00:40:14.497 (car beeps) 1095 00:40:20.161 --> 00:40:21.958 - Look, Lynda, 1096 00:40:21.959 --> 00:40:23.184 I'm so sorry. 1097 00:40:23.185 --> 00:40:25.397 I didn't, I had no idea. 1098 00:40:25.398 --> 00:40:27.481 Look, why don't you guys, 1099 00:40:29.101 --> 00:40:30.097 you guys just go ahead. 1100 00:40:30.098 --> 00:40:31.520 I'm gonna walk, okay, from here. 1101 00:40:31.521 --> 00:40:33.340 - What do you mean you're gonna walk? 1102 00:40:33.341 --> 00:40:34.401 - I'm just gonna walk. 1103 00:40:34.402 --> 00:40:35.740 I'm not gonna. 1104 00:40:35.741 --> 00:40:38.257 - That doesn't make sense. 1105 00:40:38.258 --> 00:40:41.795 - Look, I'm not going to get back into the car. 1106 00:40:41.796 --> 00:40:43.281 I understand that Lynda you're pissed off. 1107 00:40:43.282 --> 00:40:44.782 I am really sorry. 1108 00:40:46.461 --> 00:40:47.457 I was a jerk. 1109 00:40:47.458 --> 00:40:48.708 - I'm an idiot, 1110 00:40:50.642 --> 00:40:52.725 but you're an idiot also. 1111 00:40:55.383 --> 00:40:56.800 So get in the car 1112 00:40:58.937 --> 00:41:00.187 and we will go. 1113 00:41:02.759 --> 00:41:04.721 - This sounds like a good idea. 1114 00:41:04.722 --> 00:41:05.958 Let's drive north. 1115 00:41:05.959 --> 00:41:08.376 (soft music) 1116 00:42:30.498 --> 00:42:32.177 - [Lynda] It's not gonna go. 1117 00:42:32.178 --> 00:42:33.537 - What do you mean, it's not gonna go? 1118 00:42:33.538 --> 00:42:35.288 What's wrong with it? 1119 00:42:39.475 --> 00:42:40.561 - It's not gonna go. 1120 00:42:40.562 --> 00:42:42.135 - It's not gonna go. 1121 00:42:42.136 --> 00:42:44.139 It's not gonna go. 1122 00:42:44.140 --> 00:42:45.640 Are we out of gas? 1123 00:42:48.023 --> 00:42:49.356 - [Aaron] Great. 1124 00:42:57.618 --> 00:42:58.618 - Excuse me. 1125 00:43:07.005 --> 00:43:08.625 Cane. 1126 00:43:08.626 --> 00:43:10.876 (groaning) 1127 00:43:25.223 --> 00:43:27.640 She has no idea where we are. 1128 00:43:28.482 --> 00:43:30.362 - Yeah, this is exactly what I thought 1129 00:43:30.363 --> 00:43:31.564 was gonna fucking happen. 1130 00:43:31.565 --> 00:43:32.561 - So what are we going to do... 1131 00:43:32.562 --> 00:43:33.601 - Do you have any idea where we are? 1132 00:43:33.602 --> 00:43:34.625 - Fuck no. 1133 00:43:34.626 --> 00:43:35.876 - He was right. 1134 00:43:37.186 --> 00:43:39.519 You're gonna run out of gas. 1135 00:43:40.642 --> 00:43:42.559 And you ran out of gas. 1136 00:43:45.759 --> 00:43:47.676 God, you are so stupid. 1137 00:43:49.063 --> 00:43:50.662 - We're kind of stuck. 1138 00:43:50.663 --> 00:43:52.413 - God fucking dammit. 1139 00:43:53.922 --> 00:43:57.199 - There's something weird about her. 1140 00:43:57.200 --> 00:43:58.604 Very odd. 1141 00:43:58.605 --> 00:44:00.938 I don't know what it is, but 1142 00:44:02.706 --> 00:44:03.789 I don't know. 1143 00:44:04.786 --> 00:44:05.985 Why couldn't she? 1144 00:44:05.986 --> 00:44:07.004 She didn't even say, yeah, I'm out of gas. 1145 00:44:07.005 --> 00:44:08.705 Like, it won't work. 1146 00:44:08.706 --> 00:44:10.246 Won't work. 1147 00:44:10.247 --> 00:44:12.188 - You can never do anything right. 1148 00:44:12.189 --> 00:44:13.745 I hate you so much. 1149 00:44:13.746 --> 00:44:15.913 You are so fucking stupid. 1150 00:44:19.687 --> 00:44:20.703 - She's not gonna talk. 1151 00:44:20.704 --> 00:44:21.536 - I don't think she hates you. 1152 00:44:21.537 --> 00:44:22.369 I don't, to be honest, 1153 00:44:22.370 --> 00:44:23.464 I don't think she likes men. 1154 00:44:23.465 --> 00:44:25.048 She's really upset. 1155 00:44:26.909 --> 00:44:27.924 I think there is, 1156 00:44:27.925 --> 00:44:29.084 there's gotta be some reason behind it and that's, 1157 00:44:29.085 --> 00:44:29.918 that is. 1158 00:44:35.787 --> 00:44:36.619 - Why don't you go talk to her? 1159 00:44:36.620 --> 00:44:38.453 - I'll go talk to her. 1160 00:44:45.125 --> 00:44:45.958 So, 1161 00:44:48.765 --> 00:44:50.682 what do you want to do? 1162 00:44:57.965 --> 00:44:58.798 You okay? 1163 00:44:59.682 --> 00:45:01.765 (laughs) 1164 00:45:04.445 --> 00:45:05.985 - For the first time 1165 00:45:05.986 --> 00:45:07.542 in a long time. 1166 00:45:07.543 --> 00:45:08.376 - Yeah? 1167 00:45:10.743 --> 00:45:13.576 - I really thought that I was okay 1168 00:45:14.626 --> 00:45:17.084 and things were gonna be different, 1169 00:45:17.085 --> 00:45:17.918 and 1170 00:45:20.823 --> 00:45:23.382 that I would be able to do something right. 1171 00:45:23.383 --> 00:45:24.216 And I was, 1172 00:45:28.082 --> 00:45:31.324 I was doing something right, right? 1173 00:45:31.325 --> 00:45:32.822 - Yeah. 1174 00:45:32.823 --> 00:45:35.324 You haven't really done anything wrong. 1175 00:45:35.325 --> 00:45:36.844 I mean the reality is we just all upset 1176 00:45:36.845 --> 00:45:38.801 because of what the fuck is going on. 1177 00:45:38.802 --> 00:45:39.969 - Don't shoot. 1178 00:45:40.946 --> 00:45:42.502 I'm just getting my ukulele. 1179 00:45:42.503 --> 00:45:43.920 I'll be out here. 1180 00:45:46.420 --> 00:45:47.253 - I 1181 00:45:48.546 --> 00:45:52.742 tried to do something on my own this time. 1182 00:45:52.743 --> 00:45:53.825 (soft music) 1183 00:45:53.826 --> 00:45:54.902 I made a decision. 1184 00:45:54.903 --> 00:45:55.905 ♪ And started ♪ 1185 00:45:55.906 --> 00:45:57.742 And this is where it got us. 1186 00:45:57.743 --> 00:45:59.822 ♪ Searching for ♪ 1187 00:45:59.823 --> 00:46:04.823 ♪ A motor car or bike ♪ 1188 00:46:09.165 --> 00:46:12.444 ♪ We found a car that would run ♪ 1189 00:46:12.445 --> 00:46:14.701 ♪ But gasoline, they had none ♪ 1190 00:46:14.702 --> 00:46:17.164 ♪ Oh it was sad ♪ 1191 00:46:17.165 --> 00:46:21.841 ♪ When that great ship went down ♪ 1192 00:46:21.842 --> 00:46:25.105 ♪ It was sad ♪ 1193 00:46:25.106 --> 00:46:28.342 ♪ It was sad ♪ 1194 00:46:28.343 --> 00:46:30.341 ♪ It was sad when that great ♪ 1195 00:46:30.342 --> 00:46:32.092 And I dragged you two 1196 00:46:33.522 --> 00:46:34.605 along with me 1197 00:46:35.885 --> 00:46:36.718 on this 1198 00:46:37.762 --> 00:46:39.399 stupid idea of mine. 1199 00:46:39.400 --> 00:46:40.233 - Whoa. 1200 00:46:41.245 --> 00:46:42.995 I don't feel dragged. 1201 00:46:44.503 --> 00:46:47.799 You basically saved us, number one. 1202 00:46:47.800 --> 00:46:49.004 (laughs) 1203 00:46:49.005 --> 00:46:50.182 I'm serious, you know. 1204 00:46:50.183 --> 00:46:52.022 And number two, 1205 00:46:52.023 --> 00:46:55.462 I mean I don't know where you're going, 1206 00:46:55.463 --> 00:46:58.630 but none of us know where we're going. 1207 00:47:05.241 --> 00:47:06.262 - Hey, excuse me. 1208 00:47:06.263 --> 00:47:07.644 Can I ask you a quick question? 1209 00:47:07.645 --> 00:47:08.726 - Sure. 1210 00:47:08.727 --> 00:47:10.305 - I've got my friends 1211 00:47:10.306 --> 00:47:12.723 and I, we're down here where, this, 1212 00:47:12.724 --> 00:47:13.862 we're in this car. 1213 00:47:13.863 --> 00:47:14.982 We just ran out of gas 1214 00:47:14.983 --> 00:47:18.166 and we have no idea where we are. 1215 00:47:18.167 --> 00:47:21.458 - Yeah, have you heard of Alston? 1216 00:47:21.459 --> 00:47:22.582 - No, no. 1217 00:47:22.583 --> 00:47:24.284 - Yeah, no one really has. 1218 00:47:24.285 --> 00:47:27.118 It's about 70 miles from Portland. 1219 00:47:30.727 --> 00:47:32.217 - Aaron apologized. 1220 00:47:32.218 --> 00:47:33.718 And he meant that. 1221 00:47:35.421 --> 00:47:38.060 And you let me drive the car. 1222 00:47:38.061 --> 00:47:39.644 - what do you mean? 1223 00:47:40.903 --> 00:47:42.300 We let you drive the car? 1224 00:47:42.301 --> 00:47:43.468 It's your car. 1225 00:47:45.794 --> 00:47:49.711 I don't understand, what are you talking about? 1226 00:47:53.439 --> 00:47:54.478 Guys don't apologize 1227 00:47:54.479 --> 00:47:55.977 after they yell at you. 1228 00:47:55.978 --> 00:47:56.979 I mean, I mean, they do. 1229 00:47:56.980 --> 00:47:58.019 They say sorry, but, 1230 00:47:58.020 --> 00:48:00.520 but they don't really mean it. 1231 00:48:02.980 --> 00:48:03.812 But... 1232 00:48:03.813 --> 00:48:04.761 - Has that been your experience? 1233 00:48:04.762 --> 00:48:07.237 - That's the way it is. 1234 00:48:07.238 --> 00:48:09.161 - Where are you trying to get to? 1235 00:48:09.162 --> 00:48:10.937 - We're heading to Warren. 1236 00:48:10.938 --> 00:48:12.617 Are we anywhere near Warren? 1237 00:48:12.618 --> 00:48:14.281 - Oh, I've never really been to Warren. 1238 00:48:14.282 --> 00:48:15.115 - Okay. 1239 00:48:16.638 --> 00:48:17.737 - You said you're out of gas? 1240 00:48:17.738 --> 00:48:19.619 - When I say I'm sorry, I mean it, 1241 00:48:19.620 --> 00:48:21.870 and I think Aaron does too. 1242 00:48:22.842 --> 00:48:24.078 I mean, he said he's sorry to me. 1243 00:48:24.079 --> 00:48:25.017 I believe it. 1244 00:48:25.018 --> 00:48:26.238 We've become close because of that. 1245 00:48:26.239 --> 00:48:27.481 - No. 1246 00:48:27.482 --> 00:48:29.159 I mean, that's what I'm saying is, is you guys, 1247 00:48:29.160 --> 00:48:32.398 you guys said it and you meant it, and. 1248 00:48:32.399 --> 00:48:33.232 Okay. 1249 00:48:35.620 --> 00:48:37.718 My husband yells, 1250 00:48:37.719 --> 00:48:39.017 yelled. 1251 00:48:39.018 --> 00:48:40.057 - Yelled? 1252 00:48:40.058 --> 00:48:41.076 - Used to yell at me. 1253 00:48:41.077 --> 00:48:44.259 And then he would say he was sorry. 1254 00:48:44.260 --> 00:48:45.961 But he didn't change. 1255 00:48:45.962 --> 00:48:47.734 - Is there any place to get gas around here? 1256 00:48:47.735 --> 00:48:49.017 - Yeah, there's a station 1257 00:48:49.018 --> 00:48:50.615 probably like two miles that way. 1258 00:48:50.616 --> 00:48:51.881 - Really? 1259 00:48:51.882 --> 00:48:52.958 - Yeah, but I don't know 1260 00:48:52.959 --> 00:48:56.158 if it'd be operational because of the, yeah. 1261 00:48:56.159 --> 00:48:58.099 But it's okay because I have a source. 1262 00:48:58.100 --> 00:49:01.278 - What do you mean you have a source? 1263 00:49:01.279 --> 00:49:02.979 - I mean, I can get you some gas. 1264 00:49:02.980 --> 00:49:05.241 - If he yells at you, 1265 00:49:05.242 --> 00:49:06.817 and he's really mean, 1266 00:49:06.818 --> 00:49:09.081 why don't you divorce him? 1267 00:49:09.082 --> 00:49:10.082 - He's gone. 1268 00:49:11.322 --> 00:49:13.739 - What do you mean he's gone? 1269 00:49:14.986 --> 00:49:16.153 Where'd he go? 1270 00:49:18.804 --> 00:49:21.137 - He died in the earthquake. 1271 00:49:22.026 --> 00:49:23.026 - Oh my God. 1272 00:49:25.318 --> 00:49:26.568 How did he die? 1273 00:49:29.242 --> 00:49:32.483 - Their refrigerator door hit him. 1274 00:49:32.484 --> 00:49:33.545 - Really? - Yeah. 1275 00:49:33.546 --> 00:49:34.504 - You can get us some gas? 1276 00:49:34.505 --> 00:49:35.337 - On one condition though. 1277 00:49:35.338 --> 00:49:36.227 - Yeah, name it. 1278 00:49:36.228 --> 00:49:37.444 - I'm sorry. 1279 00:49:37.445 --> 00:49:38.745 I, you know, I really am. 1280 00:49:38.746 --> 00:49:39.945 - Don't be. 1281 00:49:39.946 --> 00:49:41.204 I'm fine. 1282 00:49:41.205 --> 00:49:44.639 And I'm making decisions on my own now. 1283 00:49:44.640 --> 00:49:45.719 - I'm coming with. 1284 00:49:45.720 --> 00:49:47.359 - Yeah, no, of course. 1285 00:49:47.360 --> 00:49:48.602 Yeah. - Awesome. 1286 00:49:48.603 --> 00:49:49.642 - Yeah, absolutely. 1287 00:49:49.643 --> 00:49:50.778 You can totally come with us. 1288 00:49:50.779 --> 00:49:54.543 Get us some gas and you've got a ride. 1289 00:49:54.544 --> 00:49:55.903 - If it's okay with you guys, 1290 00:49:55.904 --> 00:49:59.237 maybe we could make a decision together, 1291 00:50:02.454 --> 00:50:04.559 the three of us. 1292 00:50:04.560 --> 00:50:05.637 - I'd like that. 1293 00:50:05.638 --> 00:50:06.661 I think, I think, yeah. 1294 00:50:06.662 --> 00:50:07.495 Yeah. 1295 00:50:08.822 --> 00:50:10.277 Want me to talk to Aaron? 1296 00:50:10.278 --> 00:50:11.759 But I think that's perfect. 1297 00:50:11.760 --> 00:50:12.816 - Okay. 1298 00:50:12.817 --> 00:50:13.649 - That would work, good. 1299 00:50:13.650 --> 00:50:14.863 Okay. 1300 00:50:14.864 --> 00:50:15.696 I'll be right back. 1301 00:50:15.697 --> 00:50:17.689 - Yeah, just give me like 15, 20 minutes tops. 1302 00:50:17.690 --> 00:50:19.304 Then I'll be right back here, okay. 1303 00:50:19.305 --> 00:50:20.137 - Perfect. 1304 00:50:20.138 --> 00:50:21.803 Yeah, thanks man. - Sweet. 1305 00:50:21.804 --> 00:50:22.636 - All right. 1306 00:50:22.637 --> 00:50:23.469 Hey, what was your name? 1307 00:50:23.470 --> 00:50:24.597 - Javi. 1308 00:50:24.598 --> 00:50:25.634 - Javi. 1309 00:50:25.635 --> 00:50:26.467 I'm Aaron. 1310 00:50:26.468 --> 00:50:27.300 - Nice to meet you. 1311 00:50:27.301 --> 00:50:29.384 - All right, thanks Javi. 1312 00:50:31.697 --> 00:50:32.530 Gas. 1313 00:50:34.038 --> 00:50:36.634 - I have worked things out with Lynda. 1314 00:50:36.635 --> 00:50:38.718 She wants the three of us 1315 00:50:40.396 --> 00:50:41.729 to stay together 1316 00:50:43.494 --> 00:50:46.016 and walk down the road. 1317 00:50:46.017 --> 00:50:48.101 - Well, that's good news but hopefully we're not going to walk anywhere anymore. 1318 00:50:48.102 --> 00:50:49.461 Cause I just met a guy 1319 00:50:49.462 --> 00:50:50.736 who's going to get us some gas. 1320 00:50:50.737 --> 00:50:52.117 - Fucking A! 1321 00:50:52.118 --> 00:50:53.784 - Yeah. - Shit. 1322 00:50:55.558 --> 00:50:56.560 - Said he'd be back in about 15 to 20 minutes. 1323 00:50:56.561 --> 00:50:57.920 I'll go tell Lynda. 1324 00:50:57.921 --> 00:50:59.259 - Great. 1325 00:50:59.260 --> 00:51:00.640 - Yeah, let's get the hell out of here. 1326 00:51:00.641 --> 00:51:01.499 - [Ben] Perfect. 1327 00:51:01.500 --> 00:51:04.299 - Lynda, I got us some gas. 1328 00:51:04.300 --> 00:51:05.133 - What? 1329 00:51:06.278 --> 00:51:07.373 - I got us some gas. 1330 00:51:07.374 --> 00:51:09.040 I just met this guy coming down the road 1331 00:51:09.041 --> 00:51:11.216 and he's stranded too, 1332 00:51:11.217 --> 00:51:12.576 but he's going to go grab, 1333 00:51:12.577 --> 00:51:13.659 grab us some gas. 1334 00:51:13.660 --> 00:51:15.077 Just a couple of miles away from here. 1335 00:51:15.078 --> 00:51:16.400 (laughs) 1336 00:51:16.401 --> 00:51:17.680 I know. 1337 00:51:17.681 --> 00:51:18.736 Can you believe it? 1338 00:51:18.737 --> 00:51:20.619 He's going to come with us. 1339 00:51:20.620 --> 00:51:21.979 We'll have some gas 1340 00:51:21.980 --> 00:51:22.995 and we'll get the hell out of here. 1341 00:51:22.996 --> 00:51:23.939 All right. 1342 00:51:23.940 --> 00:51:24.772 - Okay. 1343 00:51:24.773 --> 00:51:25.773 - All right. 1344 00:51:28.604 --> 00:51:29.436 Where's Ben? 1345 00:51:29.437 --> 00:51:30.304 Ben, let's go. 1346 00:51:30.305 --> 00:51:32.320 You're all set? 1347 00:51:32.321 --> 00:51:33.861 - Yeah. 1348 00:51:33.862 --> 00:51:34.880 - All right, good. 1349 00:51:34.881 --> 00:51:35.714 - Hey. 1350 00:51:36.662 --> 00:51:37.495 - What? 1351 00:51:38.662 --> 00:51:39.600 - You're a good egg. 1352 00:51:39.601 --> 00:51:41.684 (laughs) 1353 00:51:42.822 --> 00:51:44.224 - That's what my mom used to call me. 1354 00:51:44.225 --> 00:51:46.308 (laughs) 1355 00:51:47.441 --> 00:51:48.273 Thank you. 1356 00:51:48.274 --> 00:51:49.106 Hey, listen, I'm, 1357 00:51:49.107 --> 00:51:50.923 again, I'm really, really sorry 1358 00:51:50.924 --> 00:51:53.257 about what happened earlier. 1359 00:51:54.637 --> 00:51:55.470 You okay? 1360 00:51:56.662 --> 00:51:57.495 - Yeah. 1361 00:51:59.841 --> 00:52:01.003 We're going to be on the road 1362 00:52:01.004 --> 00:52:03.238 and it's going to be fine. 1363 00:52:03.239 --> 00:52:04.181 - All right. 1364 00:52:04.182 --> 00:52:05.415 Thank you. 1365 00:52:05.416 --> 00:52:06.666 - You're weird. 1366 00:52:07.702 --> 00:52:09.600 (laughs) 1367 00:52:09.601 --> 00:52:10.661 - Let's get out of here. 1368 00:52:10.662 --> 00:52:13.079 (soft music) 1369 00:52:23.332 --> 00:52:27.035 - Did he say anything about food or water? 1370 00:52:27.036 --> 00:52:29.030 - What do you mean, the guy with the gas? - Yeah. 1371 00:52:29.031 --> 00:52:29.864 - No. 1372 00:52:31.340 --> 00:52:32.437 - I'm so thirsty. 1373 00:52:32.438 --> 00:52:33.877 - Well, he's getting us some gas 1374 00:52:33.878 --> 00:52:34.710 so I mean we can. 1375 00:52:34.711 --> 00:52:35.595 - No, no, I know. 1376 00:52:35.596 --> 00:52:36.428 I know. 1377 00:52:36.429 --> 00:52:37.557 - We can drive to a place with food and water, hopefully. 1378 00:52:37.558 --> 00:52:40.308 (birds chirping) 1379 00:52:42.876 --> 00:52:44.357 - Is that him? 1380 00:52:44.358 --> 00:52:45.717 - Yeah. 1381 00:52:45.718 --> 00:52:46.779 Yeah. 1382 00:52:46.780 --> 00:52:48.113 His name's Javi. 1383 00:52:50.161 --> 00:52:51.755 Javi. 1384 00:52:51.756 --> 00:52:52.951 - [Javi] I got that gas. 1385 00:52:52.952 --> 00:52:54.231 - See, I told you he was going to come through. 1386 00:52:54.232 --> 00:52:55.376 - [Javi] It's not a whole lot, 1387 00:52:55.377 --> 00:52:56.656 but we can stop and get more. 1388 00:52:56.657 --> 00:52:57.834 - [Aaron] No, that's great. 1389 00:52:57.835 --> 00:52:58.856 Yeah. 1390 00:52:58.857 --> 00:53:01.339 - Thank you so much for letting me come with you. 1391 00:53:01.340 --> 00:53:04.090 - You know, we're really thankful 1392 00:53:06.938 --> 00:53:08.378 that you could do this, 1393 00:53:08.379 --> 00:53:10.214 but he's not coming with us. 1394 00:53:10.215 --> 00:53:11.672 - Wait, Javi, 1395 00:53:11.673 --> 00:53:14.155 just hold, just hold on a second, okay. 1396 00:53:14.156 --> 00:53:15.336 Lynda. 1397 00:53:15.337 --> 00:53:16.480 Lynda, look, 1398 00:53:16.481 --> 00:53:19.760 he has the gas that is going to get us out of here. 1399 00:53:19.761 --> 00:53:21.243 - He is an addict. 1400 00:53:21.244 --> 00:53:22.683 You look at his hands, 1401 00:53:22.684 --> 00:53:23.701 you look at his skin. 1402 00:53:23.702 --> 00:53:25.940 He's puffed up like a fucking blow fish. 1403 00:53:25.941 --> 00:53:27.883 - But he has gas. 1404 00:53:27.884 --> 00:53:29.963 I mean, let's let him put that in the tank 1405 00:53:29.964 --> 00:53:31.781 and let's just take him as far as that gas will take us. 1406 00:53:31.782 --> 00:53:33.259 - No, he will steal from us. 1407 00:53:33.260 --> 00:53:35.680 - Lynda, you said the three of us 1408 00:53:35.681 --> 00:53:37.658 would make decisions together. 1409 00:53:37.659 --> 00:53:41.520 We need the gas to get the hell out of here. 1410 00:53:41.521 --> 00:53:44.779 - This isn't going to get you very far. 1411 00:53:44.780 --> 00:53:45.861 You're going to need more soon. 1412 00:53:45.862 --> 00:53:48.945 Do any of you know how to siphon gas? 1413 00:53:50.598 --> 00:53:52.848 - He's gonna steal from us. 1414 00:53:54.036 --> 00:53:55.155 - [Aaron] What are you talking about? 1415 00:53:55.156 --> 00:53:58.717 - I have lived with these people my whole life. 1416 00:53:58.718 --> 00:54:00.317 - I'm not like the other ones, okay. 1417 00:54:00.318 --> 00:54:01.915 I've got morals. 1418 00:54:01.916 --> 00:54:02.915 Yeah, a little gas is okay. 1419 00:54:02.916 --> 00:54:04.376 But I wouldn't, 1420 00:54:04.377 --> 00:54:05.416 I wouldn't hurt anyone. 1421 00:54:05.417 --> 00:54:06.477 You guys are my friends now. 1422 00:54:06.478 --> 00:54:08.077 I'm with you. 1423 00:54:08.078 --> 00:54:09.493 - Look, I've got a feeling about this guy, okay. 1424 00:54:09.494 --> 00:54:11.917 Maybe he's just the black sheep of his family. 1425 00:54:11.918 --> 00:54:13.176 I know what that's like. 1426 00:54:13.177 --> 00:54:14.195 All right. 1427 00:54:14.196 --> 00:54:15.235 I know what it's like 1428 00:54:15.236 --> 00:54:17.195 to have your family not approve 1429 00:54:17.196 --> 00:54:19.094 of your path in life 1430 00:54:19.095 --> 00:54:20.456 and who you fall in love with 1431 00:54:20.457 --> 00:54:21.555 and who you get married. 1432 00:54:21.556 --> 00:54:22.893 I know what that's like. 1433 00:54:22.894 --> 00:54:24.774 Maybe he just needs a little kindness. 1434 00:54:24.775 --> 00:54:26.797 I mean, fuck, weren't we just looking for kindness 1435 00:54:26.798 --> 00:54:28.995 from strangers just a little while ago? 1436 00:54:28.996 --> 00:54:30.246 Come on, Lynda. 1437 00:54:31.959 --> 00:54:35.416 We need to get the fuck out of here. 1438 00:54:35.417 --> 00:54:36.760 - Aaron has a point. 1439 00:54:36.761 --> 00:54:38.761 What are we going to do? 1440 00:54:45.038 --> 00:54:47.795 - Just do you remember what I said. 1441 00:54:47.796 --> 00:54:49.129 - I do remember. 1442 00:54:51.111 --> 00:54:52.361 Javi, let's go. 1443 00:54:54.122 --> 00:54:55.166 Hey, listen. 1444 00:54:55.167 --> 00:54:56.185 Don't worry about her, okay. 1445 00:54:56.186 --> 00:54:57.209 She'll, she'll come around. 1446 00:54:57.210 --> 00:54:58.366 - Thanks Aaron. 1447 00:54:58.367 --> 00:54:59.507 - Yeah, thank you for the gas. 1448 00:54:59.508 --> 00:55:01.108 All right, Lynda. 1449 00:55:01.109 --> 00:55:02.948 We need to put the bottle in the hose in the trunk, okay. 1450 00:55:02.949 --> 00:55:04.199 Can you pop it? 1451 00:55:06.103 --> 00:55:08.361 Lynda, can you pop the trunk, please? 1452 00:55:08.362 --> 00:55:09.921 (slow suspenseful music) 1453 00:55:09.922 --> 00:55:11.089 - I'll get it. 1454 00:55:13.746 --> 00:55:14.726 - Here, go ahead and open the trunk. 1455 00:55:14.727 --> 00:55:15.628 - No, it's fine. 1456 00:55:15.629 --> 00:55:16.461 I can do this. 1457 00:55:16.462 --> 00:55:17.294 I can handle it. 1458 00:55:17.295 --> 00:55:18.127 I swear. 1459 00:55:18.128 --> 00:55:19.793 - [Aaron] You got your hands full with a bunch of gas. 1460 00:55:19.794 --> 00:55:20.626 - Just, it's okay. 1461 00:55:20.627 --> 00:55:21.459 - [Aaron] Lynda, here. 1462 00:55:21.460 --> 00:55:22.292 - [Lynda] No, I am fine. 1463 00:55:22.293 --> 00:55:23.293 - Oh, Jesus. 1464 00:55:24.665 --> 00:55:25.926 God dammit! 1465 00:55:25.927 --> 00:55:27.106 My fucking thumb, Lynda. 1466 00:55:27.107 --> 00:55:28.369 Jesus. 1467 00:55:28.370 --> 00:55:29.569 God! 1468 00:55:29.570 --> 00:55:31.068 My fucking thumb! 1469 00:55:31.069 --> 00:55:31.986 God dammit. 1470 00:55:33.971 --> 00:55:34.912 - What can I do, what can I do? 1471 00:55:34.913 --> 00:55:36.954 - No, let's just get the fuck out of here. 1472 00:55:36.955 --> 00:55:37.951 Come on. 1473 00:55:37.952 --> 00:55:38.784 God. 1474 00:55:38.785 --> 00:55:39.618 Fuck! 1475 00:55:42.630 --> 00:55:44.109 This is not my day. 1476 00:55:44.110 --> 00:55:45.193 Jesus Christ. 1477 00:55:49.115 --> 00:55:49.948 Let's go! 1478 00:55:52.710 --> 00:55:53.543 Fuck! 1479 00:55:59.691 --> 00:56:00.890 - Initially, it was my mom 1480 00:56:00.891 --> 00:56:02.586 who was on heroin 1481 00:56:02.587 --> 00:56:04.344 and I started out on like smaller stuff. 1482 00:56:04.345 --> 00:56:06.744 Like I was experimenting around with like weed 1483 00:56:06.745 --> 00:56:08.170 at young ages, 1484 00:56:08.171 --> 00:56:10.342 but then I moved up to some heroin. 1485 00:56:10.343 --> 00:56:12.528 Didn't really click for me. 1486 00:56:12.529 --> 00:56:14.869 It wasn't, it made me feel like slow. 1487 00:56:14.870 --> 00:56:17.745 But when I tried crystal, 1488 00:56:17.746 --> 00:56:19.530 which was my brother's go-to, 1489 00:56:19.531 --> 00:56:21.429 it made me feel like I was alive 1490 00:56:21.430 --> 00:56:22.789 and like bumping, 1491 00:56:22.790 --> 00:56:25.029 and I, immediately I thought 1492 00:56:25.030 --> 00:56:26.928 I had like found my new best friend. 1493 00:56:26.929 --> 00:56:29.450 - Throughout my life, 1494 00:56:29.451 --> 00:56:30.284 I've just 1495 00:56:33.889 --> 00:56:37.130 ended up with a lot of guys who aren't the best. 1496 00:56:37.131 --> 00:56:38.170 - It just sucks because it seems 1497 00:56:38.171 --> 00:56:39.349 like they're just giving you a different problem. 1498 00:56:39.350 --> 00:56:41.306 Like they're taking you off of the meth 1499 00:56:41.307 --> 00:56:43.724 and putting you on methadone. 1500 00:56:48.308 --> 00:56:49.405 Sorry, I lost my train of thought. 1501 00:56:49.406 --> 00:56:50.489 I saw a bird. 1502 00:56:53.830 --> 00:56:55.585 Right, they take you off of the meth 1503 00:56:55.586 --> 00:56:56.650 and they put it, 1504 00:56:56.651 --> 00:56:57.728 they put you on the methadone, 1505 00:56:57.729 --> 00:56:59.208 but it's like an equal problem 1506 00:56:59.209 --> 00:57:00.792 in a different way. 1507 00:57:02.710 --> 00:57:03.744 But it's like someone's there 1508 00:57:03.745 --> 00:57:04.848 encouraging you to do more. 1509 00:57:04.849 --> 00:57:06.026 - So yeah, 1510 00:57:06.027 --> 00:57:08.360 like once you get into drugs 1511 00:57:10.006 --> 00:57:11.405 and drinking and stuff that, 1512 00:57:11.406 --> 00:57:13.344 it just sort of that bad circle. 1513 00:57:13.345 --> 00:57:17.845 So yeah, I was in the past in a lot of bad situations. 1514 00:57:19.366 --> 00:57:21.184 - [Javi] Do I know you? 1515 00:57:21.185 --> 00:57:23.162 You look really familiar. 1516 00:57:23.163 --> 00:57:25.413 - [Aaron] I don't think so. 1517 00:57:26.578 --> 00:57:27.894 I mean. 1518 00:57:27.895 --> 00:57:29.017 - You're not from around here or anything? 1519 00:57:29.018 --> 00:57:30.135 - No, no, no, no, no, no. 1520 00:57:30.136 --> 00:57:31.178 I'm from the Bay area. 1521 00:57:31.179 --> 00:57:32.581 - Oh, that must be fun. 1522 00:57:32.582 --> 00:57:34.938 (laughs) 1523 00:57:34.939 --> 00:57:36.922 - That's a great place to live. 1524 00:57:36.923 --> 00:57:37.920 It really is. 1525 00:57:37.921 --> 00:57:39.200 - I've always wanted to check out (mumbles) some weekend. 1526 00:57:39.201 --> 00:57:40.868 - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah. 1527 00:57:42.502 --> 00:57:44.101 - That's a fun time for sure. 1528 00:57:44.102 --> 00:57:44.935 Yeah. 1529 00:57:46.379 --> 00:57:47.918 - Oh, I think I know what it is. 1530 00:57:47.919 --> 00:57:50.419 You just like my ex-boyfriend. 1531 00:57:51.419 --> 00:57:52.252 - Really? 1532 00:57:53.259 --> 00:57:54.341 - Yeah. 1533 00:57:54.342 --> 00:57:57.701 - So your ex-boyfriend was an older guy, I guess, huh? 1534 00:57:57.702 --> 00:57:58.741 - Yeah. 1535 00:57:58.742 --> 00:57:59.920 Most of them were. 1536 00:57:59.921 --> 00:58:02.004 (laughs) 1537 00:58:03.302 --> 00:58:04.320 So what about you? 1538 00:58:04.321 --> 00:58:05.701 - I was only up here for like three weeks. 1539 00:58:05.702 --> 00:58:07.621 Police here are just fucking brutal. 1540 00:58:07.622 --> 00:58:10.238 Like they hate like vagrants, 1541 00:58:10.239 --> 00:58:11.739 addicts, homeless. 1542 00:58:14.081 --> 00:58:17.280 Like there's no like help or assistance here. 1543 00:58:17.281 --> 00:58:18.277 It's like if you're at the bottom, 1544 00:58:18.278 --> 00:58:22.278 like that's where they want you to fucking stay. 1545 00:58:25.542 --> 00:58:29.018 I actually heard that after the quake hit, 1546 00:58:29.019 --> 00:58:32.778 that they started like executing vagrants in the city. 1547 00:58:32.779 --> 00:58:33.840 - What? 1548 00:58:33.841 --> 00:58:34.673 - Yeah. 1549 00:58:34.674 --> 00:58:36.256 I mean, they probably wanted to do it. 1550 00:58:36.257 --> 00:58:40.282 So it was like, here's our fucking chance. 1551 00:58:40.283 --> 00:58:41.339 - What the fuck? 1552 00:58:41.340 --> 00:58:42.784 - Seriously. - That's crazy. 1553 00:58:42.785 --> 00:58:44.240 - Yeah. 1554 00:58:44.241 --> 00:58:46.158 - Jesus fucking Christ. 1555 00:58:47.217 --> 00:58:49.555 - So you're trying to get back down to the Bay area? 1556 00:58:49.556 --> 00:58:50.639 - Well, yeah, 1557 00:58:51.499 --> 00:58:52.597 I mean, we were, 1558 00:58:52.598 --> 00:58:53.757 our plan was to go to Portland 1559 00:58:53.758 --> 00:58:55.877 and we heard that Portland is on fire 1560 00:58:55.878 --> 00:58:58.336 and I have to get back down. 1561 00:58:58.337 --> 00:59:01.600 - You heard about the boat, right, in Portland? 1562 00:59:01.601 --> 00:59:03.018 The evacuation boat? 1563 00:59:03.019 --> 00:59:04.155 - No. 1564 00:59:04.156 --> 00:59:05.978 There's an evacuation boat? - Yeah. 1565 00:59:05.979 --> 00:59:06.811 I heard on the radio. 1566 00:59:06.812 --> 00:59:08.198 It's taking people down to Oakland. 1567 00:59:08.199 --> 00:59:10.532 Tomorrow at noon, it leaves. 1568 00:59:13.179 --> 00:59:14.437 - Shit. 1569 00:59:14.438 --> 00:59:15.578 I had no idea, yeah. 1570 00:59:15.579 --> 00:59:16.597 I have to be on that boat. 1571 00:59:16.598 --> 00:59:18.181 - Yeah, absolutely. 1572 00:59:19.594 --> 00:59:20.798 - How'd you hear about this? 1573 00:59:20.799 --> 00:59:22.334 - I heard it on the radio. 1574 00:59:22.335 --> 00:59:23.668 Yeah, there was, 1575 00:59:24.736 --> 00:59:26.272 I was at a camp with a bunch of people 1576 00:59:26.273 --> 00:59:27.438 and there was a radio 1577 00:59:27.439 --> 00:59:28.755 and we were all listening for any news 1578 00:59:28.756 --> 00:59:30.936 or like, we didn't know what to do. 1579 00:59:30.937 --> 00:59:33.416 And tomorrow at noon, 1580 00:59:33.417 --> 00:59:34.995 it's leaving Portland, 1581 00:59:34.996 --> 00:59:36.515 taking people to the Bay area. 1582 00:59:36.516 --> 00:59:39.779 Cause that, I think it's called Hanford Nuclear 1583 00:59:39.780 --> 00:59:41.059 up in Washington. 1584 00:59:41.060 --> 00:59:43.435 It had like a fat fucking meltdown 1585 00:59:43.436 --> 00:59:44.269 and 1586 00:59:47.140 --> 00:59:48.238 it's all like radioactive. 1587 00:59:48.239 --> 00:59:50.078 So people up there trying to escape. 1588 00:59:50.079 --> 00:59:52.136 So like this whole area 1589 00:59:52.137 --> 00:59:54.179 is kind of not really safe to be in. 1590 00:59:54.180 --> 00:59:56.136 - How far away from Portland did you say we were? 1591 00:59:56.137 --> 00:59:57.459 - About 70 miles 1592 00:59:57.460 --> 01:00:00.210 - And it leaves at noon tomorrow? 1593 01:00:02.879 --> 01:00:03.976 - I could take you and show you where. 1594 01:00:03.977 --> 01:00:06.310 - I need to be on that boat. 1595 01:00:07.298 --> 01:00:09.131 - Let's get you there. 1596 01:00:18.281 --> 01:00:20.339 - You can get us more gas, you said? 1597 01:00:20.340 --> 01:00:21.173 - Yeah. 1598 01:00:26.825 --> 01:00:27.658 - Wait! 1599 01:00:30.043 --> 01:00:31.708 Hold. Wait. 1600 01:00:31.709 --> 01:00:33.876 (yelling) 1601 01:00:36.560 --> 01:00:38.227 - [Lynda] Oh my God. 1602 01:00:42.736 --> 01:00:43.568 - Oh my God, thank God. 1603 01:00:43.569 --> 01:00:44.401 Oh my God. 1604 01:00:44.402 --> 01:00:45.234 Thank God. 1605 01:00:45.235 --> 01:00:46.067 Oh, thank God. 1606 01:00:46.068 --> 01:00:47.455 You're alive! 1607 01:00:47.456 --> 01:00:48.495 You're alive. 1608 01:00:48.496 --> 01:00:49.514 Oh God. 1609 01:00:49.515 --> 01:00:50.575 I'm alive. 1610 01:00:50.576 --> 01:00:51.408 We're alive. 1611 01:00:51.409 --> 01:00:52.241 Oh God. 1612 01:00:52.242 --> 01:00:53.074 - It's good to see you. 1613 01:00:53.075 --> 01:00:54.536 - I thought I was gonna die. 1614 01:00:54.537 --> 01:00:55.642 You're okay. 1615 01:00:55.643 --> 01:00:56.681 Oh my God. 1616 01:00:56.682 --> 01:00:57.722 We're alive. 1617 01:00:57.723 --> 01:00:58.719 Oh my God. 1618 01:00:58.720 --> 01:00:59.658 - [Lynda] It is so, so, so good to see you. 1619 01:00:59.659 --> 01:01:00.676 - I know it is, I know. 1620 01:01:00.677 --> 01:01:01.695 Oh. 1621 01:01:01.696 --> 01:01:03.029 - What happened? 1622 01:01:03.899 --> 01:01:05.215 Oh my God, are you okay? 1623 01:01:05.216 --> 01:01:06.378 - My house is destroyed. 1624 01:01:06.379 --> 01:01:08.116 Nothing's left. - I'm so sorry. 1625 01:01:08.117 --> 01:01:09.556 - How's your house? 1626 01:01:09.557 --> 01:01:10.596 How's your, 1627 01:01:10.597 --> 01:01:11.636 how's everything? 1628 01:01:11.637 --> 01:01:12.651 Are you okay? 1629 01:01:12.652 --> 01:01:13.484 You didn't get hurt. 1630 01:01:13.485 --> 01:01:14.618 - No, no, no, I'm fine, I'm fine. 1631 01:01:14.619 --> 01:01:16.138 - You're alive. 1632 01:01:16.139 --> 01:01:17.056 We're good. 1633 01:01:17.992 --> 01:01:19.034 The house is gone. 1634 01:01:19.035 --> 01:01:20.074 The house is gone. 1635 01:01:20.075 --> 01:01:21.151 - Oh my God. 1636 01:01:21.152 --> 01:01:22.196 It's so crazy. 1637 01:01:22.197 --> 01:01:23.375 So crazy. 1638 01:01:23.376 --> 01:01:24.276 It just wouldn't stop. 1639 01:01:24.277 --> 01:01:25.295 It just wouldn't stop. 1640 01:01:25.296 --> 01:01:26.335 - [Lynda] I know. 1641 01:01:26.336 --> 01:01:27.374 - And what happened? 1642 01:01:27.375 --> 01:01:28.378 How's Dan? 1643 01:01:28.379 --> 01:01:29.375 Where's Dan? 1644 01:01:29.376 --> 01:01:30.436 Is Dan with you? 1645 01:01:30.437 --> 01:01:31.493 No? 1646 01:01:31.494 --> 01:01:32.554 - Dan didn't make it. 1647 01:01:32.555 --> 01:01:33.636 - [Beckie] Oh shit. 1648 01:01:33.637 --> 01:01:34.720 In the quake? 1649 01:01:35.936 --> 01:01:36.769 - I mean, 1650 01:01:38.244 --> 01:01:39.683 you know, I was in the driveway 1651 01:01:39.684 --> 01:01:41.220 and then just like everything started to shake, 1652 01:01:41.221 --> 01:01:42.842 and I'm just at home, 1653 01:01:42.843 --> 01:01:44.779 and it just kept shaking and shaking and kept shaking. 1654 01:01:44.780 --> 01:01:45.743 - Did all your windows break? 1655 01:01:45.744 --> 01:01:47.963 All my windows, there was glass everywhere. 1656 01:01:47.964 --> 01:01:48.970 - So much fucking glass everywhere. 1657 01:01:48.971 --> 01:01:50.506 And I was just like, Jesus, please, Jesus, please, please 1658 01:01:50.507 --> 01:01:52.506 please cause I'm not ready to go yet, right. 1659 01:01:52.507 --> 01:01:53.339 - [Beckie] Of course. 1660 01:01:53.340 --> 01:01:54.548 - And so finally everything stops 1661 01:01:54.549 --> 01:01:56.886 and I get in the house, 1662 01:01:56.887 --> 01:01:59.637 and it was like so weirdly quiet. 1663 01:02:00.510 --> 01:02:02.250 Like I don't think I've ever heard that quiet before. 1664 01:02:02.251 --> 01:02:04.431 And then I hear Dan, 1665 01:02:04.432 --> 01:02:07.210 and he's just screaming. 1666 01:02:07.211 --> 01:02:09.231 And so I go in the kitchen. 1667 01:02:09.232 --> 01:02:10.065 And, 1668 01:02:10.991 --> 01:02:12.191 and, 1669 01:02:12.192 --> 01:02:13.647 the refrigerator 1670 01:02:13.648 --> 01:02:15.231 must've fallen on him. 1671 01:02:15.232 --> 01:02:16.228 - Oh my God! 1672 01:02:16.229 --> 01:02:17.882 - And he's just screaming at me 1673 01:02:17.883 --> 01:02:21.587 and he's like fucking Lynda, just get over here. 1674 01:02:21.588 --> 01:02:22.730 Just get over here 1675 01:02:22.731 --> 01:02:24.810 and like do something, right, for a change. 1676 01:02:24.811 --> 01:02:26.468 - Oh my fucking God. 1677 01:02:26.469 --> 01:02:27.631 What did you do? 1678 01:02:27.632 --> 01:02:28.948 - I tried to lift it off, 1679 01:02:28.949 --> 01:02:30.810 and the door fell on him. 1680 01:02:30.811 --> 01:02:33.398 And he's just screaming more and more. 1681 01:02:33.399 --> 01:02:37.360 And so I just let the door hit him again. 1682 01:02:37.361 --> 01:02:38.998 The door hit him again 1683 01:02:38.999 --> 01:02:39.832 and again, 1684 01:02:40.855 --> 01:02:41.878 and again, 1685 01:02:41.879 --> 01:02:43.200 again 1686 01:02:43.201 --> 01:02:45.233 until he stopped. 1687 01:02:45.234 --> 01:02:46.067 - Okay. 1688 01:02:47.079 --> 01:02:48.662 Okay, you know what, that's God's will. 1689 01:02:48.663 --> 01:02:50.880 He wasn't meant to survive. 1690 01:02:50.881 --> 01:02:52.560 He's better off this way. 1691 01:02:52.561 --> 01:02:54.400 And you know what, you're free now. 1692 01:02:54.401 --> 01:02:55.958 You're free, and we're together, 1693 01:02:55.959 --> 01:02:57.120 and you did the right thing. 1694 01:02:57.121 --> 01:02:58.295 You did the right thing, okay. 1695 01:02:58.296 --> 01:02:59.599 You hear me? 1696 01:02:59.600 --> 01:03:00.720 You did the right thing. 1697 01:03:00.721 --> 01:03:01.760 You want to go? 1698 01:03:01.761 --> 01:03:02.838 I need to get to California. 1699 01:03:02.839 --> 01:03:03.940 I got to take care of my girls, 1700 01:03:03.941 --> 01:03:05.600 and I got to get to California. 1701 01:03:05.601 --> 01:03:07.819 - Good, good, good. 1702 01:03:07.820 --> 01:03:08.859 - So who? 1703 01:03:08.860 --> 01:03:09.942 - Oh. 1704 01:03:09.943 --> 01:03:11.078 - Who are these people? 1705 01:03:11.079 --> 01:03:12.262 - Okay, so, 1706 01:03:12.263 --> 01:03:15.520 I'm going to help them get to where they need to get to. 1707 01:03:15.521 --> 01:03:17.062 And I'm gonna go to my sister's house, 1708 01:03:17.063 --> 01:03:18.320 and we're really close. 1709 01:03:18.321 --> 01:03:20.080 - Oh my God, when did that happen? 1710 01:03:20.081 --> 01:03:21.941 I thought you hadn't talked in years. 1711 01:03:21.942 --> 01:03:24.059 - It'll be fine. 1712 01:03:24.060 --> 01:03:25.200 It'll be fine. 1713 01:03:25.201 --> 01:03:26.539 Look, Jesus has taken me this far. 1714 01:03:26.540 --> 01:03:27.622 - Okay. 1715 01:03:27.623 --> 01:03:28.776 - And Jesus has got me on the right road. 1716 01:03:28.777 --> 01:03:29.780 - Okay. 1717 01:03:29.781 --> 01:03:30.800 - And so I will trust in Jesus. 1718 01:03:30.801 --> 01:03:31.942 - Okay. 1719 01:03:31.943 --> 01:03:33.862 We're going to your sister's house. 1720 01:03:33.863 --> 01:03:35.037 Okay. 1721 01:03:35.038 --> 01:03:36.703 All right. You know what, maybe she's changed. 1722 01:03:36.704 --> 01:03:37.536 It's good, it's good. 1723 01:03:37.537 --> 01:03:38.369 It doesn't matter. 1724 01:03:38.370 --> 01:03:39.202 As long as there's running water. 1725 01:03:39.203 --> 01:03:40.101 Oh my fucking God, I'm so thirsty. 1726 01:03:40.102 --> 01:03:41.264 Do you have any water in the car? 1727 01:03:41.265 --> 01:03:42.842 - We don't have anything left, but, 1728 01:03:42.843 --> 01:03:45.600 I got to change your clothes if you need it. 1729 01:03:45.601 --> 01:03:47.104 - Oh my God, really? 1730 01:03:47.105 --> 01:03:48.120 - I just grabbed stuff. 1731 01:03:48.121 --> 01:03:49.563 - I wore this yesterday for a job interview, 1732 01:03:49.564 --> 01:03:53.200 and I'm like I'm gonna wear it for the rest of my life. 1733 01:03:53.201 --> 01:03:54.624 - Oh no. 1734 01:03:54.625 --> 01:03:55.642 No, no, no, no. 1735 01:03:55.643 --> 01:03:56.742 I have the Dolce and Gabbana sweater, 1736 01:03:56.743 --> 01:03:57.838 that vintage one. - Oh my God, 1737 01:03:57.839 --> 01:03:58.843 the pink and purple one? 1738 01:03:58.844 --> 01:04:00.704 - The one that you looked so good in. 1739 01:04:00.705 --> 01:04:02.224 - Oh my God. 1740 01:04:02.225 --> 01:04:04.000 - And I've got the Missoni pantsuit. 1741 01:04:04.001 --> 01:04:07.280 And then there's the piece that 1742 01:04:07.281 --> 01:04:10.662 Dan caught me with when he turned me into the cops 1743 01:04:10.663 --> 01:04:12.016 for stealing (mumbles) from the bins. 1744 01:04:12.017 --> 01:04:13.678 - Oh fuck. 1745 01:04:13.679 --> 01:04:15.382 That fucker. 1746 01:04:15.383 --> 01:04:16.704 I can't believe he did that. 1747 01:04:16.705 --> 01:04:18.902 It's so good that he's gone. 1748 01:04:18.903 --> 01:04:20.102 You are free now. 1749 01:04:20.103 --> 01:04:21.420 You are free. 1750 01:04:21.421 --> 01:04:22.720 We'll go to your sister's. 1751 01:04:22.721 --> 01:04:24.240 I mean she'll have running water. 1752 01:04:24.241 --> 01:04:25.483 Maybe she'll have running water. 1753 01:04:25.484 --> 01:04:26.502 We can take a shower. 1754 01:04:26.503 --> 01:04:27.635 - Get in the car, baby. 1755 01:04:27.636 --> 01:04:28.537 Get in the car. 1756 01:04:28.538 --> 01:04:29.370 - I'm so happy right now. 1757 01:04:29.371 --> 01:04:31.038 - Come on, let's go. 1758 01:04:31.942 --> 01:04:32.775 - Okay. 1759 01:04:35.464 --> 01:04:37.116 Thank you Jesus. 1760 01:04:37.117 --> 01:04:38.794 - This is my best friend. 1761 01:04:38.795 --> 01:04:40.159 We haven't seen each other in a long time. 1762 01:04:40.160 --> 01:04:42.116 So would you mind? 1763 01:04:42.117 --> 01:04:44.836 - I get really carsick. 1764 01:04:44.837 --> 01:04:47.337 Why don't you sit in the back? 1765 01:04:48.976 --> 01:04:50.436 - Fine. 1766 01:04:50.437 --> 01:04:52.916 Hey, could you, could you move over? 1767 01:04:52.917 --> 01:04:54.735 Can I get in here please? 1768 01:04:54.736 --> 01:04:55.994 - There's not a whole lot of room. 1769 01:04:55.995 --> 01:04:56.912 - I hear that, but you know what? 1770 01:04:56.913 --> 01:04:57.999 This is an emergency. 1771 01:04:58.000 --> 01:04:59.300 - All right, hold on. 1772 01:04:59.301 --> 01:05:02.092 - Okay, I'm sorry to crowd you, right. 1773 01:05:02.093 --> 01:05:04.119 - Hey, Lynda can you put these in the trunk here? - [Ben] That's a good idea. 1774 01:05:04.120 --> 01:05:05.785 Why don't we put 'em in the trunk. - Put these in the trunk, okay. 1775 01:05:05.786 --> 01:05:06.848 - [Lynda] No, it's fine. 1776 01:05:06.849 --> 01:05:08.210 It'll squish down. 1777 01:05:08.211 --> 01:05:09.330 - Do you mind, just. 1778 01:05:09.331 --> 01:05:10.469 Okay, thanks. 1779 01:05:10.470 --> 01:05:11.303 Okay. 1780 01:05:16.653 --> 01:05:17.975 Oh my God. 1781 01:05:17.976 --> 01:05:19.394 I, I, can't, I can't handle 1782 01:05:19.395 --> 01:05:22.871 wearing these clothes for another day, 1783 01:05:22.872 --> 01:05:24.892 and my feet are killing me. 1784 01:05:24.893 --> 01:05:27.560 Oh, I don't even see it in here. 1785 01:05:29.272 --> 01:05:31.153 Oh, I liked this. 1786 01:05:31.154 --> 01:05:32.154 Extra large. 1787 01:05:33.453 --> 01:05:34.775 Who wears an extra large? 1788 01:05:34.776 --> 01:05:36.492 - Oh, I got you a wallet. 1789 01:05:36.493 --> 01:05:37.772 - What? 1790 01:05:37.773 --> 01:05:38.994 - Yeah, like yesterday. 1791 01:05:38.995 --> 01:05:39.912 - Oh, cute. 1792 01:05:41.272 --> 01:05:42.972 Oh, I love it. 1793 01:05:42.973 --> 01:05:43.806 Hey. 1794 01:05:46.893 --> 01:05:48.615 - [Aaron] Hey. 1795 01:05:48.616 --> 01:05:49.895 - So, 1796 01:05:49.896 --> 01:05:50.910 you're, what's your name? 1797 01:05:50.911 --> 01:05:51.954 - [Aaron] I'm Aaron. 1798 01:05:51.955 --> 01:05:53.011 - Aaron, I'm Beckie. 1799 01:05:53.012 --> 01:05:54.011 - [Aaron] Beckie. 1800 01:05:54.012 --> 01:05:55.074 - Hey. - Hi Beckie. 1801 01:05:55.075 --> 01:05:56.109 - [Lynda] Beckie, Aaron. 1802 01:05:56.110 --> 01:05:57.111 - So you two know each other, right? 1803 01:05:57.112 --> 01:05:58.194 - Oh my God, yeah. 1804 01:05:58.195 --> 01:05:59.371 We go way back. 1805 01:05:59.372 --> 01:06:00.614 We're like besties. 1806 01:06:00.615 --> 01:06:01.911 It's funny how you, like, 1807 01:06:01.912 --> 01:06:03.932 you know, you might not even expect 1808 01:06:03.933 --> 01:06:05.469 that you're going to know somebody forever 1809 01:06:05.470 --> 01:06:06.971 and then you just like, 1810 01:06:06.972 --> 01:06:08.855 I mean, would it be weird if you and I ended up 1811 01:06:08.856 --> 01:06:10.732 knowing each other forever 1812 01:06:10.733 --> 01:06:12.252 and I like you, 1813 01:06:12.253 --> 01:06:13.975 you just, you know, we can tell this story for years 1814 01:06:13.976 --> 01:06:16.514 of like, oh yeah, we met in the earthquake, 1815 01:06:16.515 --> 01:06:18.114 and it's just like love at first sight. 1816 01:06:18.115 --> 01:06:19.509 I mean, I'm not saying it's love at first sight. 1817 01:06:19.510 --> 01:06:22.551 - Yeah, life is weird like that. 1818 01:06:22.552 --> 01:06:23.573 - It is weird, it is weird. 1819 01:06:23.574 --> 01:06:24.972 I mean, you never know. 1820 01:06:24.973 --> 01:06:26.113 Maybe someday we'll be like, 1821 01:06:26.114 --> 01:06:27.331 okay, we met in this earthquake. 1822 01:06:27.332 --> 01:06:29.111 (laughs) 1823 01:06:29.112 --> 01:06:30.194 Right? 1824 01:06:30.195 --> 01:06:31.269 It's funny how that happens. 1825 01:06:31.270 --> 01:06:32.627 - It's pretty funny. 1826 01:06:32.628 --> 01:06:33.628 - It's funny 1827 01:06:40.931 --> 01:06:42.012 - [Lynda] What's happening. 1828 01:06:42.013 --> 01:06:43.070 What's happening? 1829 01:06:43.071 --> 01:06:44.071 Why are we stopped? 1830 01:06:44.072 --> 01:06:45.052 - [Aaron] Jesus. 1831 01:06:45.053 --> 01:06:46.092 - [Beckie] What's going on? 1832 01:06:46.093 --> 01:06:47.170 - [Ben] We're out of gas. 1833 01:06:47.171 --> 01:06:48.206 - [Lynda] Are you kidding me. 1834 01:06:48.207 --> 01:06:49.234 - [Aaron] Again? 1835 01:06:49.235 --> 01:06:50.251 Seriously? 1836 01:06:50.252 --> 01:06:51.250 Lynda, how many miles to the gallon does this car get? 1837 01:06:51.251 --> 01:06:53.052 - [Lynda] Nightmare, it never ends. 1838 01:06:53.053 --> 01:06:54.471 - [Aaron] Fuck this, I'm getting out. 1839 01:06:54.472 --> 01:06:55.304 Can you get out please? 1840 01:06:55.305 --> 01:06:56.210 Come on, open the door. 1841 01:06:56.211 --> 01:06:57.172 - Where are you going? - I'm trying. 1842 01:06:57.173 --> 01:06:58.074 Jesus. 1843 01:06:58.075 --> 01:06:59.234 - Fuck. 1844 01:06:59.235 --> 01:07:02.152 - [Ben] Aaron, where are you going? 1845 01:07:07.533 --> 01:07:08.855 - Lynda, can you open up the trunk? 1846 01:07:08.856 --> 01:07:09.689 - I can't. 1847 01:07:10.595 --> 01:07:12.791 - Lynda, open up the trunk. 1848 01:07:12.792 --> 01:07:15.255 - It's okay, I got it. 1849 01:07:15.256 --> 01:07:16.173 - Oh, rain. 1850 01:07:17.992 --> 01:07:19.027 - I got it. 1851 01:07:19.028 --> 01:07:20.694 - Rain, of course. Fuck. 1852 01:07:23.555 --> 01:07:24.556 Fucking Christ, come on. 1853 01:07:24.557 --> 01:07:26.390 - It's okay, I got it. 1854 01:07:30.557 --> 01:07:32.153 - Fuck this. 1855 01:07:32.154 --> 01:07:33.571 Here we go again. 1856 01:07:39.132 --> 01:07:40.132 - I'm sorry. 1857 01:07:41.593 --> 01:07:42.695 - [Beckie] Where's he going to get gas at? 1858 01:07:42.696 --> 01:07:43.916 - [Javi] I haven't seen a car for miles. 1859 01:07:43.917 --> 01:07:45.975 - [Beckie] We're in the middle of nowhere. 1860 01:07:45.976 --> 01:07:47.756 - Why didn't you go with him? 1861 01:07:47.757 --> 01:07:49.849 - I'm feeling kind of sick. 1862 01:07:49.850 --> 01:07:51.849 I don't, I don't know if I can walk right now. 1863 01:07:51.850 --> 01:07:52.682 - [Ben] You're feeling kind of sick? 1864 01:07:52.683 --> 01:07:53.515 - Are you contagious? 1865 01:07:53.516 --> 01:07:54.450 - No, I'm not contagious. 1866 01:07:54.451 --> 01:07:55.932 - [Ben] Then what is going on with you? 1867 01:07:55.933 --> 01:07:58.683 - It's, I just have stiff joints. 1868 01:08:04.070 --> 01:08:07.487 (slow suspenseful music) 1869 01:08:27.154 --> 01:08:29.169 (gun shot fires) 1870 01:08:29.170 --> 01:08:30.229 - [Ben] Stiff joints? 1871 01:08:30.230 --> 01:08:31.410 - My God. 1872 01:08:31.411 --> 01:08:35.742 (interposing voices speaking) 1873 01:08:35.743 --> 01:08:37.493 - Whoa. - Jesus fuck. 1874 01:08:40.284 --> 01:08:41.265 - It'll be over in a second. 1875 01:08:41.266 --> 01:08:43.125 It's just another aftershock. 1876 01:08:43.126 --> 01:08:44.701 Okay, all right. 1877 01:08:44.702 --> 01:08:45.883 Relax. 1878 01:08:45.884 --> 01:08:47.142 - I'll be good, I'll be good. 1879 01:08:47.143 --> 01:08:48.182 I'm sorry, I am so sorry. 1880 01:08:48.183 --> 01:08:49.183 - It's okay. 1881 01:08:50.540 --> 01:08:51.460 Relax. 1882 01:08:51.461 --> 01:08:52.539 - I am so sorry. 1883 01:08:52.540 --> 01:08:53.495 Please forgive me. 1884 01:08:53.496 --> 01:08:54.776 - It's okay. 1885 01:08:54.777 --> 01:08:55.609 It's over. 1886 01:08:55.610 --> 01:08:56.442 - [Javi] You doing all right, Lynda? 1887 01:08:56.443 --> 01:08:57.275 - It's just a little aftershock. 1888 01:08:57.276 --> 01:08:58.363 We're fine. 1889 01:08:58.364 --> 01:08:59.963 - [Beckie] Jesus. 1890 01:08:59.964 --> 01:09:01.256 - Take one of these. 1891 01:09:01.257 --> 01:09:02.422 It'll help with the anxiety. 1892 01:09:02.423 --> 01:09:03.723 - [Ben] What the fuck is that? 1893 01:09:03.724 --> 01:09:05.041 - [Javi] It's Xanax. 1894 01:09:05.042 --> 01:09:06.660 It's prescription. 1895 01:09:06.661 --> 01:09:07.493 - [Beckie] Oh my God, do you have another one? 1896 01:09:07.494 --> 01:09:10.135 - [Javi] You can have half. 1897 01:09:10.136 --> 01:09:11.601 - What the fuck? 1898 01:09:11.602 --> 01:09:12.813 Are you a pharmacy? 1899 01:09:12.814 --> 01:09:13.999 - [Javi] No, it's just, 1900 01:09:14.000 --> 01:09:15.537 it helps to have something on hand, you know, 1901 01:09:15.538 --> 01:09:17.041 especially. 1902 01:09:17.042 --> 01:09:18.820 - [Ben] It helps to have something on hand? - With bartering. 1903 01:09:18.821 --> 01:09:20.099 - [Beckie] He's coming. 1904 01:09:20.100 --> 01:09:22.690 Oh my God, he's coming. - You guys, let's go. 1905 01:09:24.284 --> 01:09:25.116 We gotta go right now. 1906 01:09:25.117 --> 01:09:26.919 - [Beckie] What's going on? - Some fucking redneck just took a shot at me 1907 01:09:26.920 --> 01:09:28.342 with his Goddamn shotgun. 1908 01:09:28.343 --> 01:09:29.462 Come on, let's go. 1909 01:09:29.463 --> 01:09:30.295 Let's go. 1910 01:09:30.296 --> 01:09:31.242 - [Ben] That doesn't mean he's gonna come after us. 1911 01:09:31.243 --> 01:09:34.502 - He just fucking took a shot at me. 1912 01:09:34.503 --> 01:09:35.335 - Yeah, yeah, so? - Any gas? 1913 01:09:35.336 --> 01:09:36.603 - Let's just go. 1914 01:09:36.604 --> 01:09:37.809 - You didn't get gas? - Where? 1915 01:09:37.810 --> 01:09:39.110 - No, I didn't get any gas. 1916 01:09:39.111 --> 01:09:40.070 - [Beckie] We're just fucking stuck here. 1917 01:09:40.071 --> 01:09:42.427 - Let's just get out of this backwoods ass 1918 01:09:42.428 --> 01:09:44.448 motherfucking country. 1919 01:09:44.449 --> 01:09:46.091 - [Ben] I can't walk that fast. 1920 01:09:46.092 --> 01:09:48.509 - It's backwards because why? 1921 01:09:49.468 --> 01:09:51.088 - Well, you see how these people live around here? 1922 01:09:51.089 --> 01:09:52.865 Jesus Christ. 1923 01:09:52.866 --> 01:09:54.049 - What are you talking about, 1924 01:09:54.050 --> 01:09:57.067 how people live around here? Who are you, Mr. Better homes and gardens? 1925 01:09:57.068 --> 01:09:58.886 - Look, people don't have to live like this. 1926 01:09:58.887 --> 01:10:00.200 - Are you fucking kidding me? 1927 01:10:00.201 --> 01:10:01.963 - [Ben] Live like what? 1928 01:10:01.964 --> 01:10:05.467 - You he's such a judgmental prick. 1929 01:10:05.468 --> 01:10:06.406 - Whatever. 1930 01:10:06.407 --> 01:10:07.239 These people in the country here, 1931 01:10:07.240 --> 01:10:08.883 they get subsidies. 1932 01:10:08.884 --> 01:10:09.883 They get food stamps. 1933 01:10:09.884 --> 01:10:11.046 They get government help 1934 01:10:11.047 --> 01:10:12.806 and they live like shit. 1935 01:10:12.807 --> 01:10:14.166 - You arrogant prick. 1936 01:10:14.167 --> 01:10:15.686 - Arrogant prick? 1937 01:10:15.687 --> 01:10:18.225 - You think you're so much better than the rest of us? 1938 01:10:18.226 --> 01:10:19.058 - You want to call me names? 1939 01:10:19.059 --> 01:10:21.046 Why don't you? Why don't you go take care of your kids? 1940 01:10:21.047 --> 01:10:22.267 Who's taking care of your kids? 1941 01:10:22.268 --> 01:10:23.446 - I would like to take care of my kids. 1942 01:10:23.447 --> 01:10:25.686 You think you're just so much better? 1943 01:10:25.687 --> 01:10:26.769 You know that this... 1944 01:10:26.770 --> 01:10:27.602 - No, I don't think that I'm so much better. 1945 01:10:27.603 --> 01:10:28.753 - She rescued you. 1946 01:10:28.754 --> 01:10:30.849 And what were you gonna do, call... 1947 01:10:30.850 --> 01:10:32.033 - Everything okay? 1948 01:10:32.034 --> 01:10:33.931 - [Aaron] Yeah, no everything's fine. - [Beckie] No, everything's not fine actually. 1949 01:10:33.932 --> 01:10:35.732 - [Aaron] Oh, Jesus Christ. 1950 01:10:35.733 --> 01:10:36.565 - This arrogant prick 1951 01:10:36.566 --> 01:10:37.398 is putting everyone down 1952 01:10:37.399 --> 01:10:38.417 and acting like he is so... 1953 01:10:38.418 --> 01:10:39.250 - I'm not putting everybody down. 1954 01:10:39.251 --> 01:10:40.083 (interposing voices speaking) 1955 01:10:40.084 --> 01:10:41.218 - Hey, you need to stop. 1956 01:10:41.219 --> 01:10:42.838 - No, I'm not in her face, all right. 1957 01:10:42.839 --> 01:10:44.321 She's in my face. - I'm not okay. 1958 01:10:44.322 --> 01:10:46.898 - I can see from down the block you're in her face. 1959 01:10:46.899 --> 01:10:48.098 - [Beckie] Okay, I'm not okay. 1960 01:10:48.099 --> 01:10:49.479 - Everybody okay here? 1961 01:10:49.480 --> 01:10:50.312 - [Aaron] You are crazy. 1962 01:10:50.313 --> 01:10:51.554 - [Man] Now's not the time to freak out. 1963 01:10:51.555 --> 01:10:52.658 We just had a huge earthquake. 1964 01:10:52.659 --> 01:10:55.314 - [Beckie] Right, right. 1965 01:10:55.315 --> 01:10:56.994 - Everybody needs to chill. 1966 01:10:56.995 --> 01:10:58.135 - All right, get back in your car, please. 1967 01:10:58.136 --> 01:10:59.773 - Excuse me? 1968 01:10:59.774 --> 01:11:00.606 - Right. 1969 01:11:00.607 --> 01:11:01.439 Exactly. 1970 01:11:01.440 --> 01:11:02.637 That's the attitude I'm talking about. 1971 01:11:02.638 --> 01:11:05.277 - Listen, you need to go somewhere safe? 1972 01:11:05.278 --> 01:11:07.832 Do you guys need gas? 1973 01:11:07.833 --> 01:11:08.696 Yes? 1974 01:11:08.697 --> 01:11:09.529 - Yes. 1975 01:11:09.530 --> 01:11:10.362 - So hey... 1976 01:11:10.363 --> 01:11:11.195 - How about you go with me. - Go get some gas. 1977 01:11:11.196 --> 01:11:12.503 And we all come back. 1978 01:11:12.504 --> 01:11:13.978 - Gas? 1979 01:11:13.979 --> 01:11:14.811 - Yeah. 1980 01:11:14.812 --> 01:11:15.644 - And we'll come back. 1981 01:11:15.645 --> 01:11:18.445 - You seem like a very nice guy. 1982 01:11:18.446 --> 01:11:19.586 - Sir, you need to settle down, 1983 01:11:19.587 --> 01:11:22.589 cause that time, that's the end of the earth. 1984 01:11:22.590 --> 01:11:23.426 - Thank you. 1985 01:11:23.427 --> 01:11:24.589 Thank you for saying that. 1986 01:11:24.590 --> 01:11:25.586 - It's time to chill. 1987 01:11:25.587 --> 01:11:26.419 - Right. 1988 01:11:26.420 --> 01:11:27.666 It's not time for the 1989 01:11:27.667 --> 01:11:30.226 fucking assholes to take over. 1990 01:11:30.227 --> 01:11:32.466 - End of the earth, 1991 01:11:32.467 --> 01:11:33.299 and people freaking out. 1992 01:11:33.300 --> 01:11:34.784 Come on, let's get out of here. 1993 01:11:34.785 --> 01:11:37.202 (soft music) 1994 01:11:45.623 --> 01:11:47.873 You better be chill, buddy. 1995 01:12:01.721 --> 01:12:02.800 - When you're a dancer, 1996 01:12:02.801 --> 01:12:05.883 people think that you must not have a brain in your head. 1997 01:12:05.884 --> 01:12:07.617 Like all your, I mean you can see 1998 01:12:07.618 --> 01:12:09.951 that men just treat you like 1999 01:12:11.884 --> 01:12:13.819 you're basically a walking pair of tits. 2000 01:12:13.820 --> 01:12:14.903 And you know. 2001 01:12:17.000 --> 01:12:20.535 - [Aaron] I can't believe that fucking lunatic 2002 01:12:20.536 --> 01:12:22.182 didn't come back with a gas. 2003 01:12:22.183 --> 01:12:24.283 - You think you might've had something to do with that? 2004 01:12:24.284 --> 01:12:26.960 - Well, look, they both said they were coming back. 2005 01:12:26.961 --> 01:12:28.262 - Oh, fuck off. 2006 01:12:28.263 --> 01:12:30.513 - Can we stop for a second? 2007 01:12:41.068 --> 01:12:42.107 - [Aaron] We're almost there, right? 2008 01:12:42.108 --> 01:12:44.608 - It should be up around here, 2009 01:12:45.825 --> 01:12:47.526 and then down a hill 2010 01:12:47.527 --> 01:12:49.163 and then up a hill. 2011 01:12:49.164 --> 01:12:52.667 And then it flattens out a little bit. 2012 01:12:52.668 --> 01:12:53.707 - They have water there? 2013 01:12:53.708 --> 01:12:55.046 - She's got a well. 2014 01:12:55.047 --> 01:12:59.465 - Does it have water in it? - No, she's got dried a broken dreams in her well. 2015 01:12:59.466 --> 01:13:00.624 - Then fuck you too. 2016 01:13:00.625 --> 01:13:02.006 - Perfect. 2017 01:13:02.007 --> 01:13:03.443 Does she have any food? 2018 01:13:03.444 --> 01:13:04.283 - I assume so. 2019 01:13:04.284 --> 01:13:06.022 I don't know. 2020 01:13:06.023 --> 01:13:07.420 - I'm starving. 2021 01:13:07.421 --> 01:13:08.700 - Yeah. 2022 01:13:08.701 --> 01:13:10.291 - I'm sorry. 2023 01:13:10.292 --> 01:13:12.434 - Javi, you okay? 2024 01:13:12.435 --> 01:13:14.498 - I'm just feeling sick. 2025 01:13:14.499 --> 01:13:15.332 - Yeah. 2026 01:13:16.637 --> 01:13:18.475 It's not a surprise. 2027 01:13:18.476 --> 01:13:19.491 - You look like shit, man. 2028 01:13:19.492 --> 01:13:20.325 - Thanks. 2029 01:13:21.235 --> 01:13:22.295 - Let me guess, 2030 01:13:22.296 --> 01:13:24.375 feeling like it's the worst flu that you've ever had. 2031 01:13:24.376 --> 01:13:26.375 Heart rate way up, 2032 01:13:26.376 --> 01:13:28.455 too much caffeine, 2033 01:13:28.456 --> 01:13:30.076 but yet you just want to curl up in a ball 2034 01:13:30.077 --> 01:13:31.618 and sleep for about four days. 2035 01:13:31.619 --> 01:13:32.855 Let's see, what else is there? 2036 01:13:32.856 --> 01:13:33.873 Oh yeah. 2037 01:13:33.874 --> 01:13:38.034 Have your bones start to feel like they itch yet. 2038 01:13:38.035 --> 01:13:39.938 - Let's just keep walking. 2039 01:13:39.939 --> 01:13:42.418 - I told you he's a junkie. 2040 01:13:42.419 --> 01:13:43.874 And now he's coming down. 2041 01:13:43.875 --> 01:13:45.117 - [Javi] As soon as we get there, 2042 01:13:45.118 --> 01:13:46.785 I'll just go to bed. 2043 01:13:50.279 --> 01:13:52.696 - Stay the fuck away from me. 2044 01:14:00.579 --> 01:14:01.959 - [Lynda] Ellen? 2045 01:14:01.960 --> 01:14:05.851 - [Aaron] My kingdom for a cheeseburger. 2046 01:14:05.852 --> 01:14:07.185 - [Lynda] Ellen? 2047 01:14:08.696 --> 01:14:09.529 Randall? 2048 01:14:10.579 --> 01:14:11.615 - [Aaron] Knock on the door. 2049 01:14:11.616 --> 01:14:12.949 - [Lynda] Ellen? 2050 01:14:14.957 --> 01:14:16.258 Ellen? 2051 01:14:16.259 --> 01:14:17.092 Ellen? 2052 01:14:19.770 --> 01:14:21.394 - I don't think anybody's home. 2053 01:14:21.395 --> 01:14:22.228 - Ellen? 2054 01:14:23.214 --> 01:14:24.714 Ellen, it's Lynda. 2055 01:14:27.550 --> 01:14:28.383 Randall? 2056 01:14:30.078 --> 01:14:31.161 Randy, Ellen? 2057 01:14:32.696 --> 01:14:33.613 It's Lynda. 2058 01:14:35.955 --> 01:14:39.213 - [Aaron] Well, maybe I can open up this window here. 2059 01:14:39.214 --> 01:14:41.751 - No, don't you dare break into my sister's house. 2060 01:14:41.752 --> 01:14:42.754 - [Aaron] What are you talking about? 2061 01:14:42.755 --> 01:14:43.587 - No, I mean it. 2062 01:14:43.588 --> 01:14:44.434 I have not talked to her in years. 2063 01:14:44.435 --> 01:14:45.554 I can't ruin this. 2064 01:14:45.555 --> 01:14:46.888 Nothing can ruin this. 2065 01:14:46.889 --> 01:14:47.721 - Lynda, she's your sister. 2066 01:14:47.722 --> 01:14:48.573 She doesn't want you to starve. 2067 01:14:48.574 --> 01:14:49.751 There's food and water in there. 2068 01:14:49.752 --> 01:14:51.048 - I've not seen my sister in years. 2069 01:14:51.049 --> 01:14:54.049 This just needs to be perfect, okay. 2070 01:14:56.174 --> 01:14:57.773 Don't 2071 01:14:57.774 --> 01:14:59.191 touch the window. 2072 01:15:01.091 --> 01:15:02.210 Maybe she's just gone out. 2073 01:15:02.211 --> 01:15:03.213 They'll be back soon. 2074 01:15:03.214 --> 01:15:04.231 I'm sure they'll be back soon. 2075 01:15:04.232 --> 01:15:05.271 - Lynda, you're totally overreacting. 2076 01:15:05.272 --> 01:15:06.370 We got to get into this house. 2077 01:15:06.371 --> 01:15:07.727 I'm going to break down the fucking door. 2078 01:15:07.728 --> 01:15:08.770 - No! 2079 01:15:08.771 --> 01:15:09.828 You are not... 2080 01:15:09.829 --> 01:15:10.973 - Lynda, yes, we're going get into this house. 2081 01:15:10.974 --> 01:15:11.807 Please. 2082 01:15:13.272 --> 01:15:14.855 Perfect, thank you. 2083 01:15:16.174 --> 01:15:17.213 - How did you? 2084 01:15:17.214 --> 01:15:19.531 - [Javi] The window. 2085 01:15:19.532 --> 01:15:20.532 - Oh my God. 2086 01:15:23.432 --> 01:15:24.265 Ellen? 2087 01:15:32.392 --> 01:15:34.888 - [Aaron] Thank you. 2088 01:15:34.889 --> 01:15:36.389 - [Ben] Fucking dark in here. 2089 01:15:36.390 --> 01:15:37.853 - [Aaron] I can't see a damn thing. 2090 01:15:37.854 --> 01:15:38.925 Lynda, where is the kitchen? 2091 01:15:38.926 --> 01:15:39.949 - Hang on. 2092 01:15:39.950 --> 01:15:40.971 It's straight back towards the back of the house. 2093 01:15:40.972 --> 01:15:42.871 She used to keep these stupid scented candles. 2094 01:15:42.872 --> 01:15:46.109 Let me see if she still does. 2095 01:15:46.110 --> 01:15:47.277 Oh, thank God. 2096 01:15:59.294 --> 01:16:00.877 - Thank you, Lynda. 2097 01:16:09.432 --> 01:16:11.031 - You look like shit. 2098 01:16:11.032 --> 01:16:12.848 (chuckles) 2099 01:16:12.849 --> 01:16:15.016 - Yeah, I feel pretty bad. 2100 01:16:16.152 --> 01:16:18.028 - You ever gone to rehab? 2101 01:16:18.029 --> 01:16:20.573 - Yeah, I was on it for a minute. 2102 01:16:20.574 --> 01:16:22.249 - Oh, a minute huh? 2103 01:16:22.250 --> 01:16:23.789 Didn't catch? 2104 01:16:23.790 --> 01:16:25.549 - I mean, they got me on the methadone 2105 01:16:25.550 --> 01:16:28.133 but I kinda think that's worse. 2106 01:16:29.752 --> 01:16:30.669 - You know, 2107 01:16:33.214 --> 01:16:35.570 you really don't want to go to jail, 2108 01:16:35.571 --> 01:16:38.210 and you don't want to go to prison. 2109 01:16:38.211 --> 01:16:39.909 - What the fuck do you know? 2110 01:16:39.910 --> 01:16:41.750 Probably just saw that in a TV show. 2111 01:16:41.751 --> 01:16:42.809 - Yeah, right. 2112 01:16:42.810 --> 01:16:44.049 Right, yeah. 2113 01:16:44.050 --> 01:16:46.800 No, I lost four years of my life. 2114 01:16:48.051 --> 01:16:48.884 Four. 2115 01:16:50.211 --> 01:16:53.207 I just got out about 18 months ago. 2116 01:16:53.208 --> 01:16:54.541 - What'd you do? 2117 01:16:55.949 --> 01:16:57.890 - Embezzlement. 2118 01:16:57.891 --> 01:16:58.944 - What's that? 2119 01:16:58.945 --> 01:17:01.186 - It's where you steal a lot of fucking money from people. 2120 01:17:01.187 --> 01:17:04.104 What do you think you'll go in for? 2121 01:17:05.389 --> 01:17:06.222 Drugs? 2122 01:17:07.608 --> 01:17:10.290 That is so fucking stupid. 2123 01:17:10.291 --> 01:17:13.458 You know, do you have a plan for life? 2124 01:17:15.308 --> 01:17:18.225 - I'm just kinda living day by day. 2125 01:17:19.608 --> 01:17:20.610 - Day by day, right. 2126 01:17:20.611 --> 01:17:23.067 When are you going to die? 2127 01:17:23.068 --> 01:17:25.006 You got that planned out? 2128 01:17:25.007 --> 01:17:26.340 A week from now. 2129 01:17:27.228 --> 01:17:28.061 Maybe two. 2130 01:17:29.069 --> 01:17:30.327 - We could all die a week from now. 2131 01:17:30.328 --> 01:17:31.495 - Yeah, right. 2132 01:17:32.968 --> 01:17:35.424 But I got a few years on you. 2133 01:17:35.425 --> 01:17:37.090 So I've had a nice life. 2134 01:17:37.091 --> 01:17:38.766 You go to jail. 2135 01:17:38.767 --> 01:17:41.326 You're not going to have a nice life. 2136 01:17:41.327 --> 01:17:42.807 You go to prison. 2137 01:17:42.808 --> 01:17:46.891 You are definitely not going to have a nice life. 2138 01:17:48.429 --> 01:17:49.548 And I tell you, man, I'd, 2139 01:17:49.549 --> 01:17:53.382 I'd give anything to get those four years back 2140 01:17:54.968 --> 01:17:57.228 with my granddaughter. 2141 01:17:57.229 --> 01:17:58.146 Four years. 2142 01:18:01.549 --> 01:18:04.770 - Have you ever been addicted to anything? 2143 01:18:04.771 --> 01:18:05.868 - Addicted? 2144 01:18:05.869 --> 01:18:06.828 - Yeah. 2145 01:18:06.829 --> 01:18:08.668 - Yeah, yeah, I was. 2146 01:18:08.669 --> 01:18:10.530 - I tried to quit. 2147 01:18:10.531 --> 01:18:13.810 - Well, you need to get somebody to help you quit. 2148 01:18:13.811 --> 01:18:15.068 - No one wants to help me quit. 2149 01:18:15.069 --> 01:18:16.327 - Of course they do. 2150 01:18:16.328 --> 01:18:18.106 - No, I moved in with my stepbrother. 2151 01:18:18.107 --> 01:18:19.468 He threw me out. 2152 01:18:19.469 --> 01:18:20.668 - I'm not talking about your family. 2153 01:18:20.669 --> 01:18:22.130 I'm talking about, 2154 01:18:22.131 --> 01:18:24.228 cause they're used to you being an addict. 2155 01:18:24.229 --> 01:18:26.965 You need to go to, I don't know, 2156 01:18:26.966 --> 01:18:28.567 like find a group, 2157 01:18:28.568 --> 01:18:32.567 and there are groups that will help you quit. 2158 01:18:32.568 --> 01:18:34.318 - I'll tell you what, 2159 01:18:35.848 --> 01:18:37.111 if we get out of here 2160 01:18:37.112 --> 01:18:38.871 and we get back to some sort of normal society, 2161 01:18:38.872 --> 01:18:40.455 I promise I'll try. 2162 01:18:42.109 --> 01:18:43.490 - You'll promise? 2163 01:18:43.491 --> 01:18:45.708 - What else can I do? 2164 01:18:45.709 --> 01:18:47.890 - I'll tell you what, 2165 01:18:47.891 --> 01:18:50.308 try and blow out that candle. 2166 01:18:52.451 --> 01:18:53.510 Don't blow it out. 2167 01:18:53.511 --> 01:18:55.178 Try and blow it out. 2168 01:18:58.248 --> 01:18:59.081 Try. 2169 01:19:00.792 --> 01:19:01.948 - Without blowing it out? 2170 01:19:01.949 --> 01:19:03.991 - Well, I didn't say blow it out. 2171 01:19:03.992 --> 01:19:06.242 I said try and blow it out. 2172 01:19:07.789 --> 01:19:08.791 - So what you're saying is 2173 01:19:08.792 --> 01:19:11.228 you either do or you don't. 2174 01:19:11.229 --> 01:19:12.979 - Damn, you're smart. 2175 01:19:15.992 --> 01:19:17.991 - I don't feel very smart right now. 2176 01:19:17.992 --> 01:19:19.388 - Well, I tell you what, 2177 01:19:19.389 --> 01:19:23.148 you promise that you're going to go into rehab 2178 01:19:23.149 --> 01:19:26.391 and I'll stay in touch with you. 2179 01:19:26.392 --> 01:19:28.392 And I make that promise. 2180 01:19:29.752 --> 01:19:31.428 I will stay in touch with you 2181 01:19:31.429 --> 01:19:34.346 and I will help you get through it. 2182 01:19:36.232 --> 01:19:38.315 I think you deserve that. 2183 01:19:39.848 --> 01:19:40.950 - And if you promise to be there for me, 2184 01:19:40.951 --> 01:19:42.887 I promise I will, 2185 01:19:42.888 --> 01:19:44.305 I will get clean. 2186 01:19:46.392 --> 01:19:47.809 - You gotta deal. 2187 01:19:51.145 --> 01:19:53.145 - [Aaron] Oh, thank God. 2188 01:19:57.006 --> 01:20:00.486 ♪ Softly and tenderly ♪ 2189 01:20:00.487 --> 01:20:05.487 ♪ Jesus is calling ♪ 2190 01:20:05.649 --> 01:20:10.649 ♪ Calling for you and for me ♪ 2191 01:20:13.928 --> 01:20:17.191 ♪ There on the portals ♪ 2192 01:20:17.192 --> 01:20:21.708 ♪ He's waiting and watching ♪ 2193 01:20:21.709 --> 01:20:26.709 ♪ Watching for you and for me ♪ 2194 01:20:31.331 --> 01:20:35.148 ♪ Come home ♪ 2195 01:20:35.149 --> 01:20:39.967 ♪ Come home ♪ 2196 01:20:39.968 --> 01:20:43.388 ♪ You are weary ♪ 2197 01:20:43.389 --> 01:20:48.167 ♪ Come home ♪ 2198 01:20:48.168 --> 01:20:52.025 ♪ Earnestly tenderly ♪ 2199 01:20:52.026 --> 01:20:57.026 ♪ Jesus is calling ♪ 2200 01:20:57.208 --> 01:21:01.208 ♪ Calling oh sinners, come home ♪ 2201 01:21:13.795 --> 01:21:14.834 - You awake? 2202 01:21:14.835 --> 01:21:16.492 - Yeah, I'm awake. 2203 01:21:16.493 --> 01:21:17.794 What? 2204 01:21:17.795 --> 01:21:18.951 - I just got Javi put down upstairs. 2205 01:21:18.952 --> 01:21:20.191 - Oh, there's a case for you. 2206 01:21:20.192 --> 01:21:21.575 - Yeah. 2207 01:21:21.576 --> 01:21:24.076 Look, I wasn't eaves dropping, 2208 01:21:25.209 --> 01:21:27.634 but I overheard you talking about your granddaughter 2209 01:21:27.635 --> 01:21:30.892 and little girls like adult girl type thing. 2210 01:21:30.893 --> 01:21:33.511 So I got this for Beckie, but. 2211 01:21:33.512 --> 01:21:35.052 - Beckie? 2212 01:21:35.053 --> 01:21:36.732 - My friend from this morning. 2213 01:21:36.733 --> 01:21:38.071 - Oh yeah, yeah. 2214 01:21:38.072 --> 01:21:42.293 - Anyway, if you think your granddaughter would like it, 2215 01:21:42.294 --> 01:21:43.655 I would like her to have it. 2216 01:21:43.656 --> 01:21:44.656 - Thank you. 2217 01:21:46.515 --> 01:21:47.714 - Sorry about Beckie. 2218 01:21:47.715 --> 01:21:49.093 I mean she's in a really, really bad place. 2219 01:21:49.094 --> 01:21:50.674 She's trying to get to Mexico. 2220 01:21:50.675 --> 01:21:54.172 She's trying to get some alternative care 2221 01:21:54.173 --> 01:21:55.229 for her girls, 2222 01:21:55.230 --> 01:21:57.290 or girls, here twins. 2223 01:21:57.291 --> 01:21:58.330 - Oh. 2224 01:21:58.331 --> 01:21:59.335 - Yeah. - Gotcha. 2225 01:21:59.336 --> 01:22:00.771 - They said double mastectomy and stuff... 2226 01:22:00.772 --> 01:22:02.994 - Lynda, thanks for everything. 2227 01:22:02.995 --> 01:22:04.412 Ben, good luck. 2228 01:22:04.413 --> 01:22:06.274 I gotta make it to that evacuation boat, so. 2229 01:22:06.275 --> 01:22:08.525 - You can't go now. - Yeah. 2230 01:22:09.773 --> 01:22:11.692 - [Aaron] No, I've got to go now so I can make it. 2231 01:22:11.693 --> 01:22:13.368 - No, no, no man. 2232 01:22:13.369 --> 01:22:15.015 They're their guns out there. 2233 01:22:15.016 --> 01:22:16.732 - Yeah, no, I know, I know. 2234 01:22:16.733 --> 01:22:18.012 - There will be another boat. 2235 01:22:18.013 --> 01:22:19.532 There's only one of you, 2236 01:22:19.533 --> 01:22:21.532 and you're not going to do your family any good 2237 01:22:21.533 --> 01:22:22.775 if you get shot out there tonight, 2238 01:22:22.776 --> 01:22:25.991 which tall lanky city white boy 2239 01:22:25.992 --> 01:22:27.154 will get shot out there tonight. 2240 01:22:27.155 --> 01:22:28.535 - I gotta get on that fucking boat. 2241 01:22:28.536 --> 01:22:30.012 - There'll be another fucking boat. 2242 01:22:30.013 --> 01:22:32.071 - [Aaron] I'm not so sure about that, Ben. 2243 01:22:32.072 --> 01:22:34.671 - It's a big city, Portland is. 2244 01:22:34.672 --> 01:22:36.490 There will be another boat. 2245 01:22:36.491 --> 01:22:38.110 - [Ben] Just spend the night. 2246 01:22:38.111 --> 01:22:40.055 - I can't fucking stay here anymore, you guys. 2247 01:22:40.056 --> 01:22:42.252 I gotta get outta here. 2248 01:22:42.253 --> 01:22:44.170 - Tomorrow. - Trust us. 2249 01:22:47.832 --> 01:22:48.664 - Goddammit. 2250 01:22:48.665 --> 01:22:49.497 All right. 2251 01:22:49.498 --> 01:22:50.330 All right, fine. 2252 01:22:50.331 --> 01:22:51.831 I'll stay tonight. 2253 01:22:53.331 --> 01:22:54.967 - I had these Xanax 2254 01:22:54.968 --> 01:22:57.207 that I'd stolen from one of my bunk mates, 2255 01:22:57.208 --> 01:23:01.367 and I gave them to Lynda and her friend earlier. 2256 01:23:01.368 --> 01:23:05.524 But I told Lynda to grab them for me from downstairs 2257 01:23:05.525 --> 01:23:08.192 cause it was just kind of a lot. 2258 01:23:09.267 --> 01:23:12.484 And I wasn't really in my right 2259 01:23:12.485 --> 01:23:14.127 head space at the moment, you know? 2260 01:23:14.128 --> 01:23:17.927 And I'm glad she stopped me because I was, 2261 01:23:17.928 --> 01:23:20.290 the plan was to take them all. 2262 01:23:20.291 --> 01:23:23.127 And I had like 12 or something, 2263 01:23:23.128 --> 01:23:25.045 which is kind of a lot. 2264 01:23:26.307 --> 01:23:29.807 Like you don't really come back from that. 2265 01:23:34.892 --> 01:23:36.059 - Oh, come on. 2266 01:23:40.653 --> 01:23:44.820 Is there any way we can pick up the pace a little? 2267 01:23:46.691 --> 01:23:48.024 - You know what? 2268 01:23:55.613 --> 01:23:58.363 I think you should just go ahead. 2269 01:24:00.739 --> 01:24:02.076 - [Aaron] It's that. 2270 01:24:02.077 --> 01:24:03.172 - What? 2271 01:24:03.173 --> 01:24:04.060 - Ben, 2272 01:24:04.061 --> 01:24:06.519 I'm not going to leave you behind 2273 01:24:06.520 --> 01:24:08.300 but we got a long way to go. 2274 01:24:08.301 --> 01:24:09.298 We gotta make it. 2275 01:24:09.299 --> 01:24:11.882 - Believe me, believe me, it's, 2276 01:24:13.219 --> 01:24:14.051 it's all right. 2277 01:24:14.052 --> 01:24:15.099 You need to get to the boat. 2278 01:24:15.100 --> 01:24:16.658 I'll be fine. 2279 01:24:16.659 --> 01:24:18.594 There's no one around. 2280 01:24:18.595 --> 01:24:20.220 It's fine out here. 2281 01:24:20.221 --> 01:24:21.063 - Ben, I'm not gonna leave you. 2282 01:24:21.064 --> 01:24:22.797 Come on. - No, no, no. 2283 01:24:22.798 --> 01:24:23.630 - I'll help you. 2284 01:24:23.631 --> 01:24:24.463 I'll help you, just. 2285 01:24:24.464 --> 01:24:25.464 - All right. 2286 01:24:26.483 --> 01:24:27.506 - We both have to make it there, let's go. 2287 01:24:27.507 --> 01:24:28.776 - Hey, hey. 2288 01:24:28.777 --> 01:24:30.296 Hey, hey. 2289 01:24:30.297 --> 01:24:31.129 - Hey. 2290 01:24:31.130 --> 01:24:33.174 - Can you spare some food please? - Yeah, yeah. 2291 01:24:33.175 --> 01:24:34.912 We don't have much, but we can spare a little. 2292 01:24:34.913 --> 01:24:35.746 Sure. 2293 01:24:37.013 --> 01:24:38.272 - [Man] Thank you. 2294 01:24:38.273 --> 01:24:40.190 - Yeah, you're welcome. 2295 01:24:42.618 --> 01:24:44.576 How long you been without food? 2296 01:24:44.577 --> 01:24:45.409 - Two days. 2297 01:24:45.410 --> 01:24:46.278 - [Ben] Yeah, well, that was us. 2298 01:24:46.279 --> 01:24:49.515 - Hey listen, do you mind telling me 2299 01:24:49.516 --> 01:24:50.699 where you're coming from? 2300 01:24:50.700 --> 01:24:51.751 - [Man] Portland. 2301 01:24:51.752 --> 01:24:53.238 - You came from Portland. 2302 01:24:53.239 --> 01:24:54.320 That's where we're headed. 2303 01:24:54.321 --> 01:24:55.360 - How long, how far? 2304 01:24:55.361 --> 01:24:58.678 - [Man] I've been walking about two days. 2305 01:24:58.679 --> 01:24:59.796 - Fuck. 2306 01:24:59.797 --> 01:25:00.714 - Two days. 2307 01:25:03.123 --> 01:25:06.338 Well, we better hurry up then. 2308 01:25:06.339 --> 01:25:08.082 - You can't go to Portland. 2309 01:25:08.083 --> 01:25:08.916 - Why? 2310 01:25:09.923 --> 01:25:10.974 - It's mayhem down there. - Are you serious? 2311 01:25:10.975 --> 01:25:12.482 - Yes, the cops are shooting people. 2312 01:25:12.483 --> 01:25:14.018 Everything is, 2313 01:25:14.019 --> 01:25:15.102 it's berserk. 2314 01:25:15.959 --> 01:25:17.042 - No, I have to go there. 2315 01:25:17.043 --> 01:25:19.160 They've got the evacuation boat's coming out of Portland. 2316 01:25:19.161 --> 01:25:20.640 I got to get outta here. 2317 01:25:20.641 --> 01:25:21.640 - Evacuation boats? 2318 01:25:21.641 --> 01:25:22.642 - [Aaron] Yeah, yeah. 2319 01:25:22.643 --> 01:25:23.800 They're evacuating people out of this. 2320 01:25:23.801 --> 01:25:24.978 - Those are just rumors. 2321 01:25:24.979 --> 01:25:26.159 Those are just lies. 2322 01:25:26.160 --> 01:25:27.181 Rumors. 2323 01:25:27.182 --> 01:25:28.482 There are no evacuation boats. 2324 01:25:28.483 --> 01:25:31.856 - You know, I mean he just came from there. 2325 01:25:31.857 --> 01:25:34.357 - There's no evacuation boats? 2326 01:25:35.262 --> 01:25:36.360 You've got to be kidding me. 2327 01:25:36.361 --> 01:25:37.378 - No, I'm sorry. 2328 01:25:37.379 --> 01:25:39.634 Did you guys come from Astoria? 2329 01:25:39.635 --> 01:25:41.400 - Yeah, no, I did. 2330 01:25:41.401 --> 01:25:42.642 That's where I started from. 2331 01:25:42.643 --> 01:25:43.762 You can't go there if that's where you're heading. 2332 01:25:43.763 --> 01:25:44.994 - My brother's there. 2333 01:25:44.995 --> 01:25:47.122 I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 2334 01:25:47.123 --> 01:25:49.478 Thank you very much for the food 2335 01:25:49.479 --> 01:25:52.062 and anywhere else but Portland, 2336 01:25:54.062 --> 01:25:55.581 and I hope you guys have a nice day. 2337 01:25:55.582 --> 01:25:56.722 - Hey, listen. 2338 01:25:56.723 --> 01:25:59.056 I hate to tell you this, but 2339 01:26:00.361 --> 01:26:03.378 Astoria is, it's destroyed. 2340 01:26:03.379 --> 01:26:05.360 - [Ben] Aaron, Aaron, 2341 01:26:05.361 --> 01:26:07.855 we don't really know. 2342 01:26:07.856 --> 01:26:10.273 - I'd rather take my chances. 2343 01:26:11.558 --> 01:26:12.390 - [Ben] I got you. 2344 01:26:12.391 --> 01:26:13.223 - Thank you. 2345 01:26:13.224 --> 01:26:14.056 - Good luck. - Good luck man. 2346 01:26:14.057 --> 01:26:17.390 God bless. - Hey, watch out for rednecks. 2347 01:26:18.766 --> 01:26:19.933 - Fuck a duck. 2348 01:26:25.449 --> 01:26:28.606 Well, what do you want to do? 2349 01:26:28.607 --> 01:26:30.786 Take our chances. 2350 01:26:30.787 --> 01:26:32.065 - Fuck, we can't go to Portland now. 2351 01:26:32.066 --> 01:26:35.629 - Well, we got to get across this river. 2352 01:26:35.630 --> 01:26:36.462 - Ben. 2353 01:26:36.463 --> 01:26:37.295 - What? 2354 01:26:37.296 --> 01:26:38.296 - Follow me. 2355 01:26:40.149 --> 01:26:41.512 - [Ben] Where the fuck are you going? 2356 01:26:41.513 --> 01:26:42.346 - Come on. 2357 01:26:47.828 --> 01:26:48.962 We'll go around Portland. 2358 01:26:48.963 --> 01:26:51.283 - There were these two people, 2359 01:26:51.284 --> 01:26:52.466 I don't know if I said it already, 2360 01:26:52.467 --> 01:26:53.634 that I had met 2361 01:26:54.784 --> 01:26:56.425 during, during the quake, 2362 01:26:56.426 --> 01:26:57.426 this old man 2363 01:26:58.468 --> 01:27:00.135 and I think his son, 2364 01:27:01.145 --> 01:27:03.895 and they were the only two people 2365 01:27:04.884 --> 01:27:07.717 out of the whole entire five days, 2366 01:27:09.306 --> 01:27:10.306 six days out 2367 01:27:11.364 --> 01:27:15.945 that had actually treated me with somewhat decency. 2368 01:27:15.946 --> 01:27:18.265 ♪ Oh the things that tear us down ♪ 2369 01:27:18.266 --> 01:27:22.185 ♪ If we're rich or poor ♪ 2370 01:27:22.186 --> 01:27:27.186 ♪ Some things they don't matter anymore ♪ 2371 01:27:28.683 --> 01:27:32.265 ♪ We're all about to die ♪ 2372 01:27:32.266 --> 01:27:36.265 ♪ For food we cannot buy ♪ 2373 01:27:36.266 --> 01:27:41.266 ♪ It was sad when that great ship went down ♪ 2374 01:27:42.684 --> 01:27:45.945 ♪ Oh it was sad ♪ 2375 01:27:45.946 --> 01:27:49.203 ♪ It was sad ♪ 2376 01:27:49.204 --> 01:27:54.067 ♪ It was sad when that great ship went down ♪ 2377 01:27:54.068 --> 01:27:56.081 ♪ To the bottom of the ♪ 2378 01:27:56.082 --> 01:27:57.763 - What's in this water? 2379 01:27:57.764 --> 01:27:59.514 - I don't know, fish. 2380 01:28:00.468 --> 01:28:03.060 - Javi said radiation. 2381 01:28:03.061 --> 01:28:06.606 ♪ When that great ship went down ♪ 2382 01:28:06.607 --> 01:28:07.603 - I don't know, I think 2383 01:28:07.604 --> 01:28:08.606 if there's any radiation in this water, 2384 01:28:08.607 --> 01:28:09.806 it's probably pretty damn diluted to 2385 01:28:09.807 --> 01:28:11.057 do us any harm. 2386 01:28:12.404 --> 01:28:14.071 - You're the expert. 2387 01:28:21.508 --> 01:28:23.747 ♪ 500 miles ♪ 2388 01:28:23.748 --> 01:28:26.467 ♪ 500 miles ♪ 2389 01:28:26.468 --> 01:28:27.301 Okay. 2390 01:28:30.586 --> 01:28:31.419 Well it's, 2391 01:28:33.828 --> 01:28:35.245 it's not raining. 2392 01:28:36.506 --> 01:28:37.673 - That's true. 2393 01:28:39.348 --> 01:28:40.526 I don't know about you, 2394 01:28:40.527 --> 01:28:42.606 but I'm not in shape for this. 2395 01:28:42.607 --> 01:28:44.803 - Well then don't paddle so hard. 2396 01:28:44.804 --> 01:28:46.721 You know, I mean, it's, 2397 01:28:48.127 --> 01:28:49.726 we got a long way to go 2398 01:28:49.727 --> 01:28:52.394 and plenty of time to get there. 2399 01:28:57.287 --> 01:28:58.366 I mean... 2400 01:28:58.367 --> 01:28:59.363 - I just can't believe the fucking government 2401 01:28:59.364 --> 01:29:02.781 has left Portland a war zone essentially. 2402 01:29:06.591 --> 01:29:08.590 - What did you expect? 2403 01:29:08.591 --> 01:29:12.008 - I expect it to be, I dunno, rescued or, 2404 01:29:13.166 --> 01:29:16.430 I mean, that's the government's job, right? 2405 01:29:16.431 --> 01:29:18.589 To, to provide relief and rescue after a natural disaster. 2406 01:29:18.590 --> 01:29:20.105 Jesus. 2407 01:29:20.106 --> 01:29:22.189 (laughs) 2408 01:29:24.047 --> 01:29:26.126 What's so funny? 2409 01:29:26.127 --> 01:29:27.710 - I think you're in a hope. 2410 01:29:27.711 --> 01:29:28.943 - Well, seriously. 2411 01:29:28.944 --> 01:29:30.809 I mean, isn't that what Americans 2412 01:29:30.810 --> 01:29:32.206 are supposed to do best you know, 2413 01:29:32.207 --> 01:29:33.267 take care of their own, right? 2414 01:29:33.268 --> 01:29:38.268 - Have you noticed people vote against their best interests? 2415 01:29:38.468 --> 01:29:40.750 - What are you talking like Lynda. 2416 01:29:40.751 --> 01:29:41.827 Lynda, you mean? 2417 01:29:41.828 --> 01:29:44.267 - Yes. - These people. 2418 01:29:44.268 --> 01:29:45.408 - Lynda, perfect example. 2419 01:29:45.409 --> 01:29:47.091 Perfect example. 2420 01:29:47.092 --> 01:29:48.451 - Yeah, they all, 2421 01:29:48.452 --> 01:29:49.449 people like that always vote 2422 01:29:49.450 --> 01:29:52.729 against their best interests consistently. 2423 01:29:52.730 --> 01:29:53.562 - Yeah, well you ever wonder why? 2424 01:29:53.563 --> 01:29:54.980 - Fucking idiots? 2425 01:29:56.191 --> 01:29:57.024 - No. 2426 01:29:58.388 --> 01:30:01.221 It's their brain structures, dude. 2427 01:30:02.271 --> 01:30:03.507 - What? 2428 01:30:03.508 --> 01:30:04.969 - Their brain structure. 2429 01:30:04.970 --> 01:30:07.251 - People vote against their own interests 2430 01:30:07.252 --> 01:30:08.688 because of their brain structure? 2431 01:30:08.689 --> 01:30:09.747 - Yeah. 2432 01:30:09.748 --> 01:30:10.580 - That doesn't make any sense. 2433 01:30:10.581 --> 01:30:12.089 - It's, it's, well, 2434 01:30:12.090 --> 01:30:16.030 they're just a bunch of studies that show that 2435 01:30:16.031 --> 01:30:19.289 the difference between conservatives and liberals 2436 01:30:19.290 --> 01:30:23.204 is more than just nature and nurture. 2437 01:30:23.205 --> 01:30:26.446 It actually is a physical brain structure. 2438 01:30:26.447 --> 01:30:27.449 It's how they're made up. 2439 01:30:27.450 --> 01:30:30.747 Their DNA is a whole, whole thing. 2440 01:30:30.748 --> 01:30:32.190 Their moral outlook. 2441 01:30:32.191 --> 01:30:33.646 - I have a hard time buying that. 2442 01:30:33.647 --> 01:30:34.480 - Okay. 2443 01:30:36.770 --> 01:30:37.809 I mean, think about it this way. 2444 01:30:37.810 --> 01:30:38.927 That's an interesting thing. 2445 01:30:38.928 --> 01:30:40.966 You have a hard time buying that. 2446 01:30:40.967 --> 01:30:43.569 They have a hard time buying climate change. 2447 01:30:43.570 --> 01:30:45.237 There you go. - What? 2448 01:30:46.508 --> 01:30:48.326 - How about that? 2449 01:30:48.327 --> 01:30:49.345 - Yeah. 2450 01:30:49.346 --> 01:30:50.178 I mean, there you go. 2451 01:30:50.179 --> 01:30:51.011 They're idiots. 2452 01:30:51.012 --> 01:30:52.677 I mean, so look at it, look at it this way. 2453 01:30:52.678 --> 01:30:53.510 - Well, wait a minute. 2454 01:30:53.511 --> 01:30:54.343 You just. 2455 01:30:54.344 --> 01:30:55.177 - What? 2456 01:30:57.081 --> 01:30:58.006 What? 2457 01:30:58.007 --> 01:30:59.003 - You don't buy one thing. 2458 01:30:59.004 --> 01:31:00.545 They don't buy something. 2459 01:31:00.546 --> 01:31:01.825 They're both the same. 2460 01:31:01.826 --> 01:31:03.240 - Well, no, they buy something. 2461 01:31:03.241 --> 01:31:05.066 What they're buying into is they're buying into. 2462 01:31:05.067 --> 01:31:07.083 - They're buying into, they... 2463 01:31:07.084 --> 01:31:08.081 - Paranoia over, you know, 2464 01:31:08.082 --> 01:31:09.999 immigrants and refugees 2465 01:31:11.362 --> 01:31:13.677 when they should be paranoid about, 2466 01:31:13.678 --> 01:31:15.323 about climate change. 2467 01:31:15.324 --> 01:31:16.428 I mean, that's, what's going to drive 2468 01:31:16.429 --> 01:31:17.638 refugees north anyway, right. 2469 01:31:17.639 --> 01:31:20.059 - Yeah, but right now... 2470 01:31:20.060 --> 01:31:21.716 - It's against their own interests. 2471 01:31:21.717 --> 01:31:22.998 - Excuse me. 2472 01:31:22.999 --> 01:31:25.259 Shut the fuck up for a minute. 2473 01:31:25.260 --> 01:31:26.640 - Yes, Ben. 2474 01:31:26.641 --> 01:31:27.473 - Jesus. 2475 01:31:27.474 --> 01:31:30.438 What they're doing is looking at their own, 2476 01:31:30.439 --> 01:31:32.321 their own security 2477 01:31:32.322 --> 01:31:34.489 and the sanctity of plate. 2478 01:31:35.656 --> 01:31:37.489 We don't look at that. 2479 01:31:39.079 --> 01:31:40.829 I don't look at that. 2480 01:31:41.878 --> 01:31:44.211 I look at it, it's not fair. 2481 01:31:51.042 --> 01:31:54.984 - Yeah, you know, I think a lot of what you were saying is, 2482 01:31:54.985 --> 01:31:56.068 I don't know. 2483 01:31:58.450 --> 01:32:00.283 It might be the key to 2484 01:32:01.762 --> 01:32:03.345 saving my marriage. 2485 01:32:04.268 --> 01:32:06.685 - What are you talking about? 2486 01:32:09.287 --> 01:32:10.120 - Well, 2487 01:32:12.647 --> 01:32:16.262 I haven't always been the best father. 2488 01:32:16.263 --> 01:32:18.502 You know, I told you my daughter has autism, right? 2489 01:32:18.503 --> 01:32:19.905 - Yeah. 2490 01:32:19.906 --> 01:32:20.738 - So there you go. 2491 01:32:20.739 --> 01:32:23.387 There's a perfect example of biological differences, right? 2492 01:32:23.388 --> 01:32:24.486 - Yeah. 2493 01:32:24.487 --> 01:32:28.027 - She's totally biologically different from me. 2494 01:32:28.028 --> 01:32:29.969 And that's something that I can't change, right? 2495 01:32:29.970 --> 01:32:30.803 - Okay. 2496 01:32:41.370 --> 01:32:45.014 - You know, when my husband and I decided to, 2497 01:32:45.015 --> 01:32:46.491 to adopt. 2498 01:32:46.492 --> 01:32:47.325 - Uh huh. 2499 01:32:50.198 --> 01:32:52.379 - We thought that we were going to be, 2500 01:32:52.380 --> 01:32:53.579 you know, just adding another piece 2501 01:32:53.580 --> 01:32:57.830 to this wonderful family that we've already created 2502 01:33:00.140 --> 01:33:02.203 and instead we got complete chaos. 2503 01:33:02.204 --> 01:33:05.287 - How come you guys decided to adopt? 2504 01:33:06.659 --> 01:33:10.076 - Well, we can't biologically have a kid. 2505 01:33:14.322 --> 01:33:16.438 - Well, yeah, but that doesn't mean you had to adopt. 2506 01:33:16.439 --> 01:33:17.702 - No, I know there are other ways. 2507 01:33:17.703 --> 01:33:19.703 We just wanted to adopt. 2508 01:33:21.260 --> 01:33:22.342 I mean, I, you know, 2509 01:33:22.343 --> 01:33:23.862 make the world a better place, 2510 01:33:23.863 --> 01:33:26.262 adopt a kid who otherwise 2511 01:33:26.263 --> 01:33:28.930 would have a pretty shitty life. 2512 01:33:37.097 --> 01:33:38.102 You know, instead of trying 2513 01:33:38.103 --> 01:33:41.526 to understand my daughter a little bit more, 2514 01:33:41.527 --> 01:33:43.360 like my husband did, I 2515 01:33:45.046 --> 01:33:46.713 decided to run away. 2516 01:33:48.662 --> 01:33:50.662 - What do you mean? 2517 01:33:50.663 --> 01:33:54.746 - Well, that's why I was up in Astoria, you know. 2518 01:33:56.405 --> 01:33:57.237 - Yeah, but that's your job. 2519 01:33:57.238 --> 01:33:58.518 - Well, yeah, that's the job I chose 2520 01:33:58.519 --> 01:34:01.769 so I can get the fuck away from it all. 2521 01:34:10.903 --> 01:34:13.320 (soft music) 2522 01:35:01.382 --> 01:35:04.132 (birds chirping) 2523 01:35:07.020 --> 01:35:07.853 Ah, Ben? 2524 01:35:11.223 --> 01:35:12.603 You said we're going to Bend. 2525 01:35:12.604 --> 01:35:13.979 Is that correct? 2526 01:35:13.980 --> 01:35:14.813 - Yeah. 2527 01:35:19.223 --> 01:35:21.521 - You see that fucking sign over there? 2528 01:35:21.522 --> 01:35:22.355 - Yeah. 2529 01:35:26.044 --> 01:35:29.323 - Didn't you tell me that Bend is right around Portland. 2530 01:35:29.324 --> 01:35:30.379 Just beyond Portland. 2531 01:35:30.380 --> 01:35:31.483 - I said just the other side. 2532 01:35:31.484 --> 01:35:32.662 - Just the other side. 2533 01:35:32.663 --> 01:35:36.830 - Did you just fucking lie to me this entire time? 2534 01:35:38.370 --> 01:35:41.287 You fucking lied to me, didn't you? 2535 01:35:44.230 --> 01:35:46.129 Ben, look at me in the eyes. 2536 01:35:46.130 --> 01:35:49.630 Did you fucking lie to me the entire time? 2537 01:35:50.587 --> 01:35:51.420 - Okay. 2538 01:35:52.287 --> 01:35:53.704 - Son of a bitch. 2539 01:35:55.650 --> 01:35:59.483 Why would you fucking do that to me, Ben, huh? 2540 01:36:00.578 --> 01:36:01.410 - [Ben] I didn't want to be... 2541 01:36:01.411 --> 01:36:02.566 - Why would you fucking do that to me? 2542 01:36:02.567 --> 01:36:03.734 I trusted you. 2543 01:36:06.108 --> 01:36:08.166 I trusted you, Ben. 2544 01:36:08.167 --> 01:36:10.500 - I didn't want to be alone. 2545 01:36:17.959 --> 01:36:18.792 - Shit. 2546 01:36:22.444 --> 01:36:25.111 I fucking can't do this anymore. 2547 01:36:27.766 --> 01:36:28.827 Fuck you, man. 2548 01:36:28.828 --> 01:36:30.203 Fuck you. 2549 01:36:30.204 --> 01:36:32.145 Don't fucking say a word to me, Ben. 2550 01:36:32.146 --> 01:36:32.979 Goddammit. 2551 01:36:37.122 --> 01:36:40.086 (sobbing) 2552 01:36:40.087 --> 01:36:41.905 I don't fucking belong here, man. 2553 01:36:41.906 --> 01:36:43.573 I don't belong here. 2554 01:36:47.004 --> 01:36:47.837 Shit. 2555 01:36:58.908 --> 01:36:59.744 Look at me, 2556 01:36:59.745 --> 01:37:02.262 fucking look at me, Ben. 2557 01:37:02.263 --> 01:37:03.926 Look at me. 2558 01:37:03.927 --> 01:37:05.377 I'm a, I'm an earthquake responder. 2559 01:37:05.378 --> 01:37:06.211 Fuck. 2560 01:37:08.386 --> 01:37:10.886 Look at this fucking bullshit. 2561 01:37:12.066 --> 01:37:13.083 What am I moving towards? 2562 01:37:13.084 --> 01:37:14.481 I'm moving towards a, 2563 01:37:14.482 --> 01:37:17.862 a husband who doesn't even fucking care 2564 01:37:17.863 --> 01:37:19.280 if I live or die. 2565 01:37:21.161 --> 01:37:23.078 Fucking leave me alone. 2566 01:37:32.002 --> 01:37:34.881 I'm getting the hell out of here. 2567 01:37:34.882 --> 01:37:37.215 - Where are you going to go? 2568 01:37:40.999 --> 01:37:41.832 - Fuck. 2569 01:38:01.484 --> 01:38:04.763 I don't know how to get to Bend. 2570 01:38:04.764 --> 01:38:05.921 Take your fucking cane. 2571 01:38:05.922 --> 01:38:06.755 Let's go. 2572 01:38:12.882 --> 01:38:15.299 (soft music) 2573 01:38:23.964 --> 01:38:25.185 - Can you give us a ride? 2574 01:38:25.186 --> 01:38:27.603 (soft music) 2575 01:39:07.426 --> 01:39:08.343 Here it is. 2576 01:39:22.647 --> 01:39:24.289 - What the hell? 2577 01:39:24.290 --> 01:39:25.742 - What the hell are you doing here? 2578 01:39:25.743 --> 01:39:26.886 - You're not who I wanted to see. 2579 01:39:26.887 --> 01:39:28.305 - [Ben] Well, you're not who I wanted to see. 2580 01:39:28.306 --> 01:39:29.484 - Well, I didn't knock on the door. 2581 01:39:29.485 --> 01:39:30.667 - - [Ben] What the fuck are you doing here? 2582 01:39:30.668 --> 01:39:32.267 - I live here. 2583 01:39:32.268 --> 01:39:33.329 I don't have a house. 2584 01:39:33.330 --> 01:39:34.326 Hi, how are you? 2585 01:39:34.327 --> 01:39:35.345 I don't have a house. 2586 01:39:35.346 --> 01:39:37.328 - Aaron, Miriam. 2587 01:39:37.329 --> 01:39:40.667 - Well, I don't want to see you so you can get out. 2588 01:39:40.668 --> 01:39:42.486 You're supposed to be dead. 2589 01:39:42.487 --> 01:39:43.686 You were in Astoria. 2590 01:39:43.687 --> 01:39:45.206 You can get out. 2591 01:39:45.207 --> 01:39:46.225 - You'd be happy that, wouldn't you. 2592 01:39:46.226 --> 01:39:47.227 I came to see David and Olive. 2593 01:39:47.228 --> 01:39:48.966 - [Miriam] Well, they're not here. 2594 01:39:48.967 --> 01:39:49.947 - Where are they? 2595 01:39:49.948 --> 01:39:51.525 - They're not here. 2596 01:39:51.526 --> 01:39:52.886 And I don't expect them. 2597 01:39:52.887 --> 01:39:54.785 I thought maybe that was them. 2598 01:39:54.786 --> 01:39:56.849 I dunno why they wouldn't be knocking. 2599 01:39:56.850 --> 01:39:58.242 Just go. 2600 01:39:58.243 --> 01:39:59.660 - Where are they? 2601 01:40:01.090 --> 01:40:02.827 - I don't know. Are they under the water somewhere? 2602 01:40:02.828 --> 01:40:05.161 I don't know where they are. 2603 01:40:06.130 --> 01:40:07.430 They're supposed to be in Seattle, 2604 01:40:07.431 --> 01:40:10.470 but I haven't heard from them since the stuff, 2605 01:40:10.471 --> 01:40:12.907 everything world fallen down. 2606 01:40:12.908 --> 01:40:14.985 So I thought maybe that was them, 2607 01:40:14.986 --> 01:40:17.126 you know, I was looking for news. 2608 01:40:17.127 --> 01:40:18.449 So you can get out, 2609 01:40:18.450 --> 01:40:20.230 cause you're no news to me. 2610 01:40:20.231 --> 01:40:21.867 I know everything you've got to say. 2611 01:40:21.868 --> 01:40:23.828 - I promised he can have some food 2612 01:40:23.829 --> 01:40:25.412 and maybe a shower, 2613 01:40:26.785 --> 01:40:27.804 and then I'll leave, okay? 2614 01:40:27.805 --> 01:40:29.100 - What, you, you're refugees? 2615 01:40:29.101 --> 01:40:33.437 - You know, I tried to do everything for you. 2616 01:40:33.438 --> 01:40:34.924 I tried to build a life. 2617 01:40:34.925 --> 01:40:36.124 - Oh, oh, 2618 01:40:36.125 --> 01:40:37.580 this, the abandonment, it's my fault. 2619 01:40:37.581 --> 01:40:38.414 Just, 2620 01:40:39.859 --> 01:40:41.020 look if you need to have a shower, 2621 01:40:41.021 --> 01:40:42.604 you can see where the bathroom is. 2622 01:40:42.605 --> 01:40:44.460 Just go and do that. 2623 01:40:44.461 --> 01:40:45.360 I don't care, 2624 01:40:45.361 --> 01:40:46.561 but I'm not having you in here. 2625 01:40:46.562 --> 01:40:48.237 Your friend can take a shower 2626 01:40:48.238 --> 01:40:49.537 and you can get out. 2627 01:40:49.538 --> 01:40:51.854 I'm not having you in here. 2628 01:40:51.855 --> 01:40:53.857 - [Ben] Okay, I heard you the first time. 2629 01:40:53.858 --> 01:40:54.956 - [Miriam] I don't know what 2630 01:40:54.957 --> 01:40:55.789 you're doing here now, you know. 2631 01:40:55.790 --> 01:40:56.999 You're such a lousy father 2632 01:40:57.000 --> 01:40:59.100 and now you decided to knock on the door. 2633 01:40:59.101 --> 01:41:00.220 - Oh, I'm a lousy father. 2634 01:41:00.221 --> 01:41:01.217 - [Miriam] Yeah. 2635 01:41:01.218 --> 01:41:02.050 - Yeah. 2636 01:41:02.051 --> 01:41:02.884 Susan. 2637 01:41:04.440 --> 01:41:05.441 Susan. 2638 01:41:05.442 --> 01:41:06.481 - [Miriam] Yeah? 2639 01:41:06.482 --> 01:41:07.521 - Wrote me in prison. 2640 01:41:07.522 --> 01:41:08.417 - [Miriam] Oh, that's great. 2641 01:41:08.418 --> 01:41:09.660 - Olive sent me cards in prison. 2642 01:41:09.661 --> 01:41:10.519 - [Miriam] That's wonderful. 2643 01:41:10.520 --> 01:41:11.352 - You didn't write me. 2644 01:41:11.353 --> 01:41:12.185 - No, I didn't. 2645 01:41:12.186 --> 01:41:13.018 I divorced you. 2646 01:41:13.019 --> 01:41:14.775 - You didn't fucking see me one time. - That's right. 2647 01:41:14.776 --> 01:41:15.791 - [Ben] I'm a lousy father? 2648 01:41:15.792 --> 01:41:16.830 - You are a lousy father. 2649 01:41:16.831 --> 01:41:18.193 You emotionally abandoned us 2650 01:41:18.194 --> 01:41:22.316 long before you went to prison, you know. 2651 01:41:22.317 --> 01:41:25.817 - As soon as I get Aaron showered and fed. 2652 01:41:26.874 --> 01:41:28.471 - [Miriam] What? 2653 01:41:28.472 --> 01:41:29.575 - I'm outta here. 2654 01:41:29.576 --> 01:41:30.567 - Good. 2655 01:41:30.568 --> 01:41:34.167 Go knock on a stranger's door, not mine. 2656 01:41:34.168 --> 01:41:35.588 - You are a stranger. 2657 01:41:35.589 --> 01:41:36.929 - Really? 2658 01:41:36.930 --> 01:41:37.762 - Yeah. 2659 01:41:37.763 --> 01:41:38.985 - Funny, I recognize you real good. 2660 01:41:38.986 --> 01:41:40.828 - [Ben] Yeah, well you're dead to me. 2661 01:41:40.829 --> 01:41:42.551 - [Miriam] I got enough trouble. 2662 01:41:42.552 --> 01:41:44.087 Our son could be dead. 2663 01:41:44.088 --> 01:41:45.447 Our grandchild could be dead. 2664 01:41:45.448 --> 01:41:49.167 So I don't know what you think you're going to come here... 2665 01:41:49.168 --> 01:41:50.108 - What do you know? 2666 01:41:50.109 --> 01:41:51.228 - [Miriam] I don't know anything. 2667 01:41:51.229 --> 01:41:53.189 I know nothing, 2668 01:41:53.190 --> 01:41:55.047 like lots of other people don't know anything. 2669 01:41:55.048 --> 01:41:58.327 But I do know is I live here now 2670 01:41:58.328 --> 01:41:59.160 cause I don't have a home, 2671 01:41:59.161 --> 01:42:00.625 and you are not going to stay here. 2672 01:42:00.626 --> 01:42:01.708 So if you need... 2673 01:42:01.709 --> 01:42:02.541 - Okay, (mumbles) stay here. 2674 01:42:02.542 --> 01:42:03.374 - [Miriam] Well good. 2675 01:42:03.375 --> 01:42:04.208 Then go. 2676 01:42:09.121 --> 01:42:11.538 (soft music) 2677 01:42:34.749 --> 01:42:35.729 - I'm giving Aaron this shirt. 2678 01:42:35.730 --> 01:42:38.047 - [Miriam] Okay, give him the shirt 2679 01:42:38.048 --> 01:42:39.465 and just get out. 2680 01:42:41.010 --> 01:42:41.843 - Fine. 2681 01:42:46.008 --> 01:42:47.341 - [Miriam] Walk. 2682 01:42:50.508 --> 01:42:51.508 - Thank you. 2683 01:43:10.472 --> 01:43:12.555 (laughs) 2684 01:43:30.328 --> 01:43:32.245 - She is still a bitch. 2685 01:43:56.926 --> 01:43:57.927 - Why don't you take this? 2686 01:43:57.928 --> 01:44:00.011 Give it to your daughter. 2687 01:44:04.370 --> 01:44:05.409 - I really hope that you figure out 2688 01:44:05.410 --> 01:44:07.993 where you want to go from here. 2689 01:44:15.229 --> 01:44:17.646 (soft music) 2690 01:44:19.992 --> 01:44:22.485 ♪ Oh, the things that tear us down ♪ 2691 01:44:22.486 --> 01:44:26.389 ♪ If you're rich or poor ♪ 2692 01:44:26.390 --> 01:44:31.390 ♪ Some things, they don't matter anymore ♪ 2693 01:44:32.952 --> 01:44:36.348 ♪ We're all about to die ♪ 2694 01:44:36.349 --> 01:44:39.590 ♪ For food, we cannot buy ♪ 2695 01:44:39.591 --> 01:44:44.591 ♪ It was sad when that great ship went down ♪ 2696 01:44:45.570 --> 01:44:47.591 ♪ Oh it was sad ♪ 2697 01:44:47.592 --> 01:44:49.287 ♪ It was sad ♪ 2698 01:44:49.288 --> 01:44:52.588 ♪ It was sad when that great ship went down ♪ 2699 01:44:52.589 --> 01:44:53.991 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 2700 01:44:53.992 --> 01:44:55.767 ♪ Little children lost their lives ♪ 2701 01:44:55.768 --> 01:45:00.768 ♪ It was sad when that great ship went down ♪ 2702 01:45:03.032 --> 01:45:05.372 - Yeah, you know, it used to be, it used to be good money. 2703 01:45:05.373 --> 01:45:07.111 I had my own boat for 32 years. 2704 01:45:07.112 --> 01:45:10.391 It was good money when I started, 2705 01:45:10.392 --> 01:45:11.409 I mean really good money 2706 01:45:11.410 --> 01:45:12.889 and these fucking environmentalist get all in there, 2707 01:45:12.890 --> 01:45:14.866 try and put these limits on our catch 2708 01:45:14.867 --> 01:45:17.030 as though we're the problem, right. 2709 01:45:17.031 --> 01:45:18.748 You know what the real problem, 2710 01:45:18.749 --> 01:45:19.932 the reason why we don't have salmon runs, 2711 01:45:19.933 --> 01:45:21.308 it's because all these damn seals 2712 01:45:21.309 --> 01:45:22.769 sitting on the dams. 2713 01:45:22.770 --> 01:45:25.225 They're just sitting there and having like a buffet, 2714 01:45:25.226 --> 01:45:27.468 you know, 365 days out a year eating everything they want. 2715 01:45:27.469 --> 01:45:30.908 And that's why we don't get a good, good harvest 2716 01:45:30.909 --> 01:45:33.409 because the seals are picking them off every which way. 2717 01:45:33.410 --> 01:45:35.465 They should be shooting the seals. 2718 01:45:35.466 --> 01:45:36.508 What do they do? 2719 01:45:36.509 --> 01:45:37.341 No. 2720 01:45:37.342 --> 01:45:38.174 Instead they just pick up the seals 2721 01:45:38.175 --> 01:45:39.073 and move them somewhere else. 2722 01:45:39.074 --> 01:45:40.471 While of course the seals know where to go back to. 2723 01:45:40.472 --> 01:45:44.471 ♪ Seems the scared folks just won't change ♪ 2724 01:45:44.472 --> 01:45:48.214 ♪ And neither will we ♪ 2725 01:45:48.215 --> 01:45:50.439 ♪ We've got a mess trouble ♪ 2726 01:45:50.440 --> 01:45:54.994 ♪ As you can see ♪ 2727 01:45:54.995 --> 01:45:58.316 ♪ As much as we may do ♪ 2728 01:45:58.317 --> 01:46:01.857 ♪ It's still an awful rue ♪ 2729 01:46:01.858 --> 01:46:06.858 ♪ It was sad when that great state went down ♪ 2730 01:46:07.975 --> 01:46:09.676 ♪ Oh it was sad ♪ 2731 01:46:09.677 --> 01:46:11.334 ♪ It was sad ♪ 2732 01:46:11.335 --> 01:46:14.993 ♪ It was sad when that great state went down ♪ 2733 01:46:14.994 --> 01:46:16.874 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 2734 01:46:16.875 --> 01:46:18.236 ♪ Little children lost their lives ♪ 2735 01:46:18.237 --> 01:46:22.471 ♪ It was sad when that great state went down ♪ 2736 01:46:22.472 --> 01:46:23.515 - You know, people are like, oh, 2737 01:46:23.516 --> 01:46:25.500 you know, we're, 2738 01:46:25.501 --> 01:46:27.159 it's the land of the free. 2739 01:46:27.160 --> 01:46:28.476 And like anybody can come to America 2740 01:46:28.477 --> 01:46:30.876 and just like find their dream. 2741 01:46:30.877 --> 01:46:32.076 Bullshit. 2742 01:46:32.077 --> 01:46:33.420 Not everybody gets to come here. 2743 01:46:33.421 --> 01:46:34.556 I'm sorry. 2744 01:46:34.557 --> 01:46:38.056 Like, if you're here, you want to protect that, right. 2745 01:46:38.057 --> 01:46:39.937 You want to protect your piece of the pie 2746 01:46:39.938 --> 01:46:41.660 and you don't want to just give that away 2747 01:46:41.661 --> 01:46:43.377 to anybody who just shows up and is like, 2748 01:46:43.378 --> 01:46:44.556 oh, I'm here to live my dream. 2749 01:46:44.557 --> 01:46:46.557 Sorry, I was here first. 2750 01:46:47.819 --> 01:46:50.177 (rock music) 2751 01:46:50.178 --> 01:46:51.057 ♪ Oh it was sad ♪ 2752 01:46:51.058 --> 01:46:52.255 ♪ It was sad ♪ 2753 01:46:52.256 --> 01:46:56.527 ♪ When that great state went down ♪ 2754 01:46:56.528 --> 01:46:58.232 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 2755 01:46:58.233 --> 01:46:59.480 ♪ Little children lost their lives ♪ 2756 01:46:59.481 --> 01:47:03.160 ♪ It was sad when that great state went down ♪ 2757 01:47:03.161 --> 01:47:04.296 - Like just stay in your own country. 2758 01:47:04.297 --> 01:47:06.395 I did, I stayed in my own state. 2759 01:47:06.396 --> 01:47:07.229 You know. 2760 01:47:08.659 --> 01:47:10.242 Like they just come 2761 01:47:11.859 --> 01:47:14.102 and they have a lot of babies, 2762 01:47:14.103 --> 01:47:19.103 and they use the resources that the government provides, 2763 01:47:19.260 --> 01:47:21.510 and that just shouldn't be, 2764 01:47:22.722 --> 01:47:23.554 you know, the way it is. 2765 01:47:23.555 --> 01:47:24.387 Like you have to take care of yourself. 2766 01:47:24.388 --> 01:47:25.702 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 2767 01:47:25.703 --> 01:47:30.358 ♪ Little children lost their lives ♪ 2768 01:47:30.359 --> 01:47:32.236 ♪ Yeah it was sad ♪ 2769 01:47:32.237 --> 01:47:34.337 ♪ It was sad ♪ 2770 01:47:34.338 --> 01:47:37.478 ♪ Sad when that great state went down ♪ 2771 01:47:37.479 --> 01:47:39.078 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 2772 01:47:39.079 --> 01:47:40.475 ♪ Little children lost their lives ♪ 2773 01:47:40.476 --> 01:47:44.554 ♪ It was sad when that great state went down ♪ 2774 01:47:44.555 --> 01:47:45.676 ♪ Husbands and wives ♪ 2775 01:47:45.677 --> 01:47:47.196 ♪ Little children lost their lives ♪ 2776 01:47:47.197 --> 01:47:52.197 ♪ It was sad when that great state went down ♪