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 00:02:32.714 --> 00:02:34.351 ROB: Come on. 4 00:02:40.788 --> 00:02:41.886 There you go. 5 00:03:11.016 --> 00:03:12.950 Come on. 6 00:03:47.327 --> 00:03:48.590 Have a truffle, girl. 7 00:04:18.985 --> 00:04:20.589 Good find, girl. 8 00:06:30.556 --> 00:06:33.986 AMIR: Oh, boy. 9 00:06:35.055 --> 00:06:37.154 Excuse me. 10 00:06:37.189 --> 00:06:40.861 No. No, fuck off. 11 00:06:40.896 --> 00:06:41.928 Get away from my car. 12 00:06:41.963 --> 00:06:45.162 Go, go. Come on. 13 00:06:45.197 --> 00:06:47.131 No, no, not me, either. 14 00:06:49.476 --> 00:06:50.706 What's up, old man? 15 00:06:54.811 --> 00:06:56.415 Oh, wow. 16 00:06:59.849 --> 00:07:01.145 Beautiful. 17 00:07:04.920 --> 00:07:07.723 Woo. 18 00:07:07.758 --> 00:07:10.022 I don't know how this little fucker does it. 19 00:07:10.057 --> 00:07:11.463 How do you do it? 20 00:07:15.766 --> 00:07:16.798 You sure you don't want one of those, 21 00:07:16.833 --> 00:07:18.899 um, camp showers, 22 00:07:18.934 --> 00:07:20.197 you know, the ones with the propane 23 00:07:20.232 --> 00:07:23.200 and the hot water? 24 00:07:23.235 --> 00:07:25.741 What about that phone? 25 00:07:25.776 --> 00:07:27.006 I don't wanna be the one to drive up 26 00:07:27.041 --> 00:07:30.746 and find you, like dead. 27 00:07:30.781 --> 00:07:32.946 You know, there's, like, animals and shit out here. 28 00:07:37.821 --> 00:07:39.854 Okay. 29 00:07:42.155 --> 00:07:43.561 Oh. 30 00:07:46.632 --> 00:07:49.226 Good talk, Rob. 31 00:07:49.261 --> 00:07:50.964 See you next Thursday, asshole. 32 00:08:40.048 --> 00:08:44.083 WOMAN: Go out. 33 00:08:44.118 --> 00:08:47.757 Go out, go away. 34 00:08:47.792 --> 00:08:50.155 Get out, get out, it's just-- I'm trying to surprise you. 35 00:08:50.190 --> 00:08:52.058 I'm trying--I'm... 36 00:09:16.821 --> 00:09:18.018 I'm okay. 37 00:09:32.199 --> 00:09:35.002 ROB: It's just coyotes. Back to bed, girl. 38 00:10:25.021 --> 00:10:26.757 ROB: Hey, hey. 39 00:10:32.061 --> 00:10:33.357 It's just coyotes. 40 00:10:37.033 --> 00:10:39.737 That's it, go to bed. 41 00:10:48.440 --> 00:10:50.176 - 42 00:10:50.211 --> 00:10:54.950 TWEAKER: Go inside! Go! Get it. Get it! 43 00:10:54.985 --> 00:10:56.380 I got it, I got it, I got it. 44 00:11:03.389 --> 00:11:06.192 - TWEAKER: Oh, my God! 45 00:11:09.461 --> 00:11:10.933 Hey! 46 00:11:15.368 --> 00:11:18.875 No. No. No. 47 00:15:23.187 --> 00:15:24.351 Can I help you? 48 00:15:32.262 --> 00:15:34.031 Marge here? 49 00:15:36.299 --> 00:15:37.694 Marge died 10 years ago. 50 00:15:40.303 --> 00:15:41.500 Oh. 51 00:15:44.142 --> 00:15:46.736 Do you have a phone? 52 00:15:46.771 --> 00:15:49.277 Are you gonna order something? 53 00:15:49.312 --> 00:15:51.444 No. 54 00:16:00.290 --> 00:16:03.093 AMIR: Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. 55 00:16:03.128 --> 00:16:04.622 Thank you. 56 00:16:04.657 --> 00:16:06.393 You fucker. 57 00:16:18.506 --> 00:16:21.606 Whoa, that hurt? 58 00:16:26.613 --> 00:16:28.184 Listen, man. 59 00:16:28.219 --> 00:16:31.187 You know this isn't, like, my problem, right? 60 00:16:33.719 --> 00:16:37.358 You want your supply, I need my pig. 61 00:16:41.793 --> 00:16:43.199 RADIO DJ: The classical composers 62 00:16:43.234 --> 00:16:45.531 are those of the first rank 63 00:16:45.566 --> 00:16:46.796 who have developed music 64 00:16:46.831 --> 00:16:48.699 to the highest picture-perfection 65 00:16:48.734 --> 00:16:50.668 on its formal side. 66 00:16:50.703 --> 00:16:52.802 Therefore, where classical music 67 00:16:52.837 --> 00:16:55.508 proves superior to all other forms 68 00:16:55.543 --> 00:16:57.807 is in its staying power. 69 00:16:57.842 --> 00:17:00.480 It was beautiful 200 years ago 70 00:17:00.515 --> 00:17:04.286 and will remain beautiful 200 years from now. 71 00:17:09.095 --> 00:17:13.163 Something so potent and elemental in the appeal... 72 00:17:21.371 --> 00:17:22.535 MAN: How's it going, Mac? 73 00:17:22.570 --> 00:17:24.504 - MAC: Yo. - MAN: Mac? 74 00:17:34.384 --> 00:17:35.680 You know, I don't like 75 00:17:35.715 --> 00:17:37.583 buyers coming out to the site. 76 00:17:37.618 --> 00:17:39.651 Yeah, hey, Mac. Sorry. 77 00:17:39.686 --> 00:17:41.818 I'm just, um... 78 00:17:41.853 --> 00:17:43.523 um, uh, we're just looking 79 00:17:43.558 --> 00:17:45.624 for that couple with the green pickup. 80 00:17:45.659 --> 00:17:48.132 Turquoise. 81 00:17:48.167 --> 00:17:50.827 You got a little somethin'. 82 00:17:50.862 --> 00:17:53.566 Uh, they haven't been around for a few weeks. 83 00:17:53.601 --> 00:17:54.798 What'd they do? 84 00:17:54.833 --> 00:17:57.438 Nothing. Just a little misunderstanding 85 00:17:57.473 --> 00:17:58.538 we gotta get sorted out. 86 00:17:58.573 --> 00:18:01.112 They took my pig. 87 00:18:01.147 --> 00:18:02.410 What kind of pig? 88 00:18:04.282 --> 00:18:05.479 It's a truffle pig. 89 00:18:05.514 --> 00:18:07.250 MAC: Motherfucker! 90 00:18:07.285 --> 00:18:08.713 Wicky, you take over. 91 00:18:08.748 --> 00:18:11.254 Anyone fucks with Wicky, I'll break your fingers. 92 00:18:11.289 --> 00:18:12.321 Motherfuckers! 93 00:18:27.602 --> 00:18:29.305 I expect certain things 94 00:18:29.340 --> 00:18:31.472 from the people I do business with. 95 00:18:31.507 --> 00:18:33.144 I think that's reasonable. 96 00:18:33.179 --> 00:18:35.146 Yeah. We appreciate that, Mac. 97 00:18:35.181 --> 00:18:36.774 - We really do appreciate it. - Uh-hmm. 98 00:18:36.809 --> 00:18:38.677 You've been digging my sites. 99 00:18:38.712 --> 00:18:40.481 No. No, no, no. We wouldn't do that. 100 00:18:40.516 --> 00:18:43.286 This guy comes telling me you took his pig. 101 00:18:43.321 --> 00:18:44.518 That means you're poaching. 102 00:18:44.553 --> 00:18:45.849 TWEAKETTE: Okay. Listen. 103 00:18:45.884 --> 00:18:47.455 We don't even have the pig anymore, okay? 104 00:18:47.490 --> 00:18:49.259 - I mean, I swear... - Who has it? 105 00:18:51.626 --> 00:18:52.790 I don't know. 106 00:18:55.960 --> 00:18:57.399 Did you see him? 107 00:18:59.733 --> 00:19:02.239 I didn't get like a fucking ID or... 108 00:19:03.935 --> 00:19:05.374 it was just some guy with money and... 109 00:19:05.409 --> 00:19:07.607 - Rich? - Um, he came to us. 110 00:19:07.642 --> 00:19:09.213 Oh, he drove a nice car. 111 00:19:09.248 --> 00:19:10.610 What kind of car did he drive in? 112 00:19:10.645 --> 00:19:12.348 Black. 113 00:19:12.383 --> 00:19:15.285 It was--it was waxy. 114 00:19:15.320 --> 00:19:18.882 It was just some city guy. I don't--I don't know. 115 00:19:26.793 --> 00:19:29.794 AMIR: So I guess that's it? Just find a new one? 116 00:19:29.829 --> 00:19:31.730 Another pig can't do what she did. 117 00:19:31.765 --> 00:19:33.237 I don't know, man. Get a-- 118 00:19:33.272 --> 00:19:34.931 get a good trainer or something. 119 00:19:34.966 --> 00:19:36.801 You lose a season while I train a pig 120 00:19:36.836 --> 00:19:38.440 that'll never be as good? 121 00:19:49.618 --> 00:19:50.815 Take me to the city. 122 00:19:50.850 --> 00:19:52.850 What? 123 00:19:52.885 --> 00:19:54.522 A city guy. 124 00:19:56.295 --> 00:19:57.657 What are you gonna do, knock on every 125 00:19:57.692 --> 00:19:58.955 fuckin' door in Portland? 126 00:19:58.990 --> 00:20:01.430 I might know someone 127 00:20:01.465 --> 00:20:02.728 who knows the industry. 128 00:20:03.995 --> 00:20:05.797 You might... 129 00:20:05.832 --> 00:20:09.240 I--I'm not taking you to the fucking city, okay? 130 00:20:09.275 --> 00:20:10.637 That's where I do my business. 131 00:20:13.378 --> 00:20:14.476 Are you afraid? 132 00:20:19.648 --> 00:20:22.011 Listen, what I do is all about my reputation. 133 00:20:22.046 --> 00:20:23.848 - People talk. - People talk? 134 00:20:23.883 --> 00:20:25.718 - Yeah. - People talk. 135 00:20:25.753 --> 00:20:26.785 Stop saying that. 136 00:20:26.820 --> 00:20:29.392 You like this car? 137 00:20:29.427 --> 00:20:31.889 You like that shirt? 138 00:20:35.796 --> 00:20:36.960 Shut up. 139 00:21:38.023 --> 00:21:40.496 Yo. 140 00:21:40.531 --> 00:21:41.629 Is this the spot? 141 00:21:44.898 --> 00:21:46.403 I need $10. 142 00:21:48.572 --> 00:21:50.374 Sure you do. 143 00:22:09.824 --> 00:22:12.792 the love you lost 144 00:23:02.811 --> 00:23:04.811 Have you heard anything about a pig? 145 00:23:11.721 --> 00:23:14.458 EDGAR: I remember a time when your name 146 00:23:14.493 --> 00:23:15.921 meant something to people, Robin. 147 00:23:17.793 --> 00:23:20.156 But now... 148 00:23:20.191 --> 00:23:21.663 you have no value. 149 00:23:27.066 --> 00:23:29.407 You don't even exist anymore. 150 00:23:36.207 --> 00:23:37.613 You don't exist. 151 00:24:00.836 --> 00:24:02.539 You even know his real name? 152 00:24:12.177 --> 00:24:14.749 Open the door. 153 00:24:14.784 --> 00:24:15.816 How do you know that guy? 154 00:24:18.150 --> 00:24:20.216 Rob, how do you know him? 155 00:24:20.251 --> 00:24:21.789 I used to live around here. 156 00:24:24.057 --> 00:24:25.496 Was that Edgar? 157 00:24:27.093 --> 00:24:28.598 How do you know Edgar? 158 00:24:28.633 --> 00:24:29.962 What time is it? 159 00:24:29.997 --> 00:24:31.931 - What? - I don't have a watch. 160 00:24:31.966 --> 00:24:34.230 Oh, shocker. 161 00:24:34.265 --> 00:24:35.506 It's 9:15. 162 00:24:37.906 --> 00:24:39.235 What are we doing? 163 00:24:39.270 --> 00:24:40.841 We're waiting until 12:00. 164 00:24:55.055 --> 00:24:56.285 AMIR: Oh, shit! 165 00:24:56.320 --> 00:24:57.924 Just you--yeah, you go. 166 00:25:04.097 --> 00:25:05.162 Go away. 167 00:25:05.197 --> 00:25:07.835 I need to go inside. 168 00:25:07.870 --> 00:25:09.639 We don't have a bathroom. 169 00:25:09.674 --> 00:25:11.102 - I'm having a night out... - AMIR: Don't tell him my name, 170 00:25:11.137 --> 00:25:13.038 - ...with my friend. - AMIR: you stupid asshole. 171 00:25:13.073 --> 00:25:14.545 - What is it? - Amir? 172 00:25:14.580 --> 00:25:18.780 - AMIR: fucking kill me... - Amir! Yo! 173 00:25:20.850 --> 00:25:24.819 Dave? What's up, my dude? 174 00:25:24.854 --> 00:25:26.986 I didn't know you were working tonight. 175 00:25:27.021 --> 00:25:30.088 Yeah. Is this guy with you? 176 00:25:30.123 --> 00:25:33.663 Hey, listen, he's my dad's friend. 177 00:25:33.698 --> 00:25:35.324 I'm just showing him around and we're just... 178 00:25:35.359 --> 00:25:37.029 - Just whatever, man. - He's Buddhist. 179 00:25:37.064 --> 00:25:39.669 I don't care. 180 00:25:46.810 --> 00:25:48.777 AMIR: Do you even know where we're going? 181 00:25:48.812 --> 00:25:50.009 Rob! 182 00:25:50.044 --> 00:25:51.714 ROB: We're going to the Hotel Portland. 183 00:25:51.749 --> 00:25:53.309 What? 184 00:25:53.344 --> 00:25:55.685 What hotel? What... 185 00:25:55.720 --> 00:25:56.818 The Hotel Portland. 186 00:25:56.853 --> 00:25:58.182 I know this city. 187 00:25:58.217 --> 00:26:01.020 There is no such thing as a Hotel Portland. 188 00:26:02.727 --> 00:26:04.122 I'm sticking my neck out. 189 00:26:04.157 --> 00:26:06.322 And we're in my city now, so you have to-- 190 00:26:06.357 --> 00:26:08.060 you know, you gotta keep me in the loop. 191 00:26:08.095 --> 00:26:10.260 There is no loop. We're finding my pig. 192 00:26:10.295 --> 00:26:13.703 You're not part of a loop. You're my ride. 193 00:26:13.738 --> 00:26:15.331 Fuck you, man! 194 00:26:15.366 --> 00:26:17.168 You're just a fucking homeless asshole 195 00:26:17.203 --> 00:26:18.873 who probably fucks his pig. 196 00:26:18.908 --> 00:26:21.106 I'm so sick of your shit! 197 00:26:21.141 --> 00:26:23.141 Do you know what you're worth to me without that pig? 198 00:26:23.176 --> 00:26:25.242 Nothing. Fucking zero! 199 00:26:25.277 --> 00:26:27.277 You're gonna have a fucking stroke in that cabin, 200 00:26:27.312 --> 00:26:30.082 and I'm gonna be the only one that fucking notices. 201 00:26:30.117 --> 00:26:33.921 So how about try and give me some fucking respect? 202 00:26:33.956 --> 00:26:36.792 I don't fuck my pig. 203 00:26:39.423 --> 00:26:42.193 Fuck this, man! I am fucking outta here. 204 00:26:46.100 --> 00:26:50.333 The hotel was torn down back in the '50s. 205 00:26:52.942 --> 00:26:54.612 Now it's Pioneer Square. 206 00:26:56.110 --> 00:26:59.617 But they just covered up the subbasement, so... 207 00:27:00.950 --> 00:27:04.083 it's all still there under the park. 208 00:27:04.118 --> 00:27:07.350 - What? - ROB: Now it's Edgar's place. 209 00:27:07.385 --> 00:27:10.089 That's where we're going. 210 00:27:10.124 --> 00:27:12.058 Now you're in the loop. 211 00:27:13.325 --> 00:27:14.665 Help me. 212 00:27:30.045 --> 00:27:33.409 ROB: Whatever happens, just stay back. 213 00:27:33.444 --> 00:27:35.279 AMIR: What does that mean? 214 00:27:35.314 --> 00:27:37.281 What's "whatever?" 215 00:27:37.316 --> 00:27:39.151 Rob? 216 00:27:39.186 --> 00:27:41.417 It's dusty. 217 00:27:41.452 --> 00:27:44.288 Leave that off. Your eyes will adjust. 218 00:27:48.426 --> 00:27:51.064 Edgar's been running fights for restaurant workers 219 00:27:51.099 --> 00:27:52.736 for 30 years. 220 00:27:52.771 --> 00:27:56.465 If your name means something, they'll bid high. 221 00:27:56.500 --> 00:27:58.302 That's all he sees. 222 00:28:00.471 --> 00:28:02.207 AMIR: How do you know that? 223 00:28:08.281 --> 00:28:10.314 Who are you? 224 00:28:25.936 --> 00:28:29.003 - 225 00:28:36.309 --> 00:28:40.146 Ten seconds. That is 500 bucks for Dennis. 226 00:28:41.886 --> 00:28:44.414 And next up, we've got... 227 00:30:27.057 --> 00:30:28.485 WOMAN: Oh, my God. 228 00:32:57.174 --> 00:32:58.635 I'm looking... 229 00:33:00.045 --> 00:33:02.177 for my pig. 230 00:34:52.454 --> 00:34:54.685 Sorry. I don't cook very much. 231 00:34:59.395 --> 00:35:01.296 You know the place? 232 00:35:04.400 --> 00:35:05.762 Finway's? 233 00:35:05.797 --> 00:35:08.666 Yeah, it's hot. 234 00:35:08.701 --> 00:35:11.141 Can you get a reservation for lunch? 235 00:35:12.606 --> 00:35:14.474 Sure. Yeah. 236 00:35:29.755 --> 00:35:31.458 You know, when I was a kid, 237 00:35:34.892 --> 00:35:36.727 my parents used to do this... 238 00:35:38.335 --> 00:35:40.434 date night thing. 239 00:35:40.469 --> 00:35:42.535 I mean, not a lot, 240 00:35:42.570 --> 00:35:44.900 my dad was really busy. 241 00:35:46.409 --> 00:35:48.574 They'd usually come back 242 00:35:48.609 --> 00:35:50.444 fighting and screaming at each other. 243 00:35:50.479 --> 00:35:52.380 And my mom would get all... 244 00:35:53.482 --> 00:35:55.812 mopey. 245 00:35:55.847 --> 00:35:58.419 But... 246 00:35:58.454 --> 00:36:00.289 this one night... 247 00:36:02.227 --> 00:36:04.359 I remember... 248 00:36:04.394 --> 00:36:06.328 going to this restaurant and... 249 00:36:07.826 --> 00:36:09.859 they came back, 250 00:36:09.894 --> 00:36:12.598 and they were so happy. 251 00:36:12.633 --> 00:36:14.831 Like, they were smiling 252 00:36:14.866 --> 00:36:18.472 and talking about the food and the wine 253 00:36:18.507 --> 00:36:21.904 and really, really, really drunk. 254 00:36:23.545 --> 00:36:27.745 They talked about that meal for years. 255 00:36:27.780 --> 00:36:29.813 Even after the chef, 256 00:36:29.848 --> 00:36:31.881 this huge chef, 257 00:36:31.916 --> 00:36:34.851 just disappeared. 258 00:36:37.559 --> 00:36:39.295 That was your spot. 259 00:36:41.563 --> 00:36:44.894 People still talk about it, you know? 260 00:36:44.929 --> 00:36:48.469 It's probably the only time I remember my mom, like... 261 00:36:54.774 --> 00:36:56.576 What happened to her? 262 00:37:00.043 --> 00:37:01.581 She's... 263 00:37:04.355 --> 00:37:05.750 Um, she killed herself. 264 00:37:08.854 --> 00:37:10.854 She was-- 265 00:37:10.889 --> 00:37:12.790 she was never like... 266 00:37:14.992 --> 00:37:17.564 when you're like that, 267 00:37:17.599 --> 00:37:19.995 it's just it's gonna happen sooner or later. 268 00:37:21.966 --> 00:37:24.340 My dad was-- 269 00:37:24.375 --> 00:37:27.640 he was always the tough one 270 00:37:27.675 --> 00:37:29.576 in the family. 271 00:37:29.611 --> 00:37:31.974 So, his business is bomb. 272 00:37:35.749 --> 00:37:39.289 I mean, he's not going anywhere anytime soon. 273 00:37:39.324 --> 00:37:40.653 He's very-- 274 00:37:42.492 --> 00:37:45.559 he's very with it, 275 00:37:45.594 --> 00:37:47.693 know what I mean? 276 00:37:47.728 --> 00:37:49.497 He's locked in. 277 00:37:52.931 --> 00:37:54.568 Motherfucker. 278 00:37:58.640 --> 00:38:00.310 We don't... 279 00:38:03.447 --> 00:38:05.282 have to care. 280 00:38:07.814 --> 00:38:11.420 People first came out here 281 00:38:12.852 --> 00:38:15.688 10,000 years ago... 282 00:38:19.958 --> 00:38:24.466 we would've been under 400 feet of water. 283 00:38:26.701 --> 00:38:29.603 Every 200 years, 284 00:38:29.638 --> 00:38:31.506 we get an earthquake, 285 00:38:31.541 --> 00:38:33.002 right along the coast. 286 00:38:34.775 --> 00:38:36.412 One's coming up. 287 00:38:41.419 --> 00:38:44.585 When the shockwave hits, 288 00:38:44.620 --> 00:38:47.885 most of the city will flatten. 289 00:38:49.988 --> 00:38:53.792 Every bridge will fall 290 00:38:55.026 --> 00:38:57.092 into the Willamette, 291 00:38:57.127 --> 00:38:58.599 so... 292 00:39:00.867 --> 00:39:03.670 there's nowhere to go 293 00:39:03.705 --> 00:39:04.836 even if we could. 294 00:39:10.943 --> 00:39:15.814 Anyone who survives that's just waiting. 295 00:39:18.687 --> 00:39:20.852 Five minutes later, 296 00:39:23.021 --> 00:39:24.955 they'll look up 297 00:39:27.861 --> 00:39:31.060 and they'll see a wave 298 00:39:31.095 --> 00:39:33.029 ten stories high. 299 00:39:38.542 --> 00:39:42.577 And then all this, everyone... 300 00:39:45.681 --> 00:39:49.815 it's all gonna be at the bottom of the ocean. 301 00:39:51.819 --> 00:39:53.148 Again. 302 00:40:01.796 --> 00:40:04.665 You should use stale bread for French toast. 303 00:40:09.573 --> 00:40:11.738 BRITISH VOICE: A tone becomes musical material 304 00:40:11.773 --> 00:40:14.972 only by association with another tone. 305 00:40:15.007 --> 00:40:17.007 We might hear it alone, 306 00:40:17.042 --> 00:40:18.778 study its quality, 307 00:40:18.813 --> 00:40:20.208 and determine its degree 308 00:40:20.243 --> 00:40:22.650 of acuteness or gravity, but its... 309 00:40:24.654 --> 00:40:27.083 You want that hundred fifty percent carthusianum? 310 00:40:29.087 --> 00:40:31.186 You come to me. 311 00:40:31.221 --> 00:40:32.957 If you want some bullshit indicum, 312 00:40:32.992 --> 00:40:34.563 then you go to Katie. 313 00:40:34.598 --> 00:40:36.928 You want some shit that's been sitting in a-- 314 00:40:36.963 --> 00:40:38.831 you want some shit that's been sitting in a cooler 315 00:40:38.866 --> 00:40:40.635 for three days? Then you go to my father. 316 00:40:40.670 --> 00:40:42.472 But if you want the real thing, 317 00:40:42.507 --> 00:40:44.936 if you want the real thing then you come to me. 318 00:40:44.971 --> 00:40:47.136 I'm the king of the jungle. 319 00:40:48.711 --> 00:40:50.238 Hey, you're buddies with the sous-chef 320 00:40:50.273 --> 00:40:52.878 - over at Finway's, right? - How many grams are we at? 321 00:40:52.913 --> 00:40:54.242 Uh, 220. 322 00:40:54.277 --> 00:40:56.145 - That's close enough. - Cool. So, um... 323 00:40:56.180 --> 00:40:57.817 Hey, Jess will get you on the way out, all right? 324 00:40:57.852 --> 00:40:59.555 Right. Awesome. Um... 325 00:40:59.590 --> 00:41:02.052 you are friends with Finway's guy, right? 326 00:41:02.087 --> 00:41:04.153 - Yeah. - Sweet. Sweet. 327 00:41:04.188 --> 00:41:06.122 Yo, you think you could, like, 328 00:41:06.157 --> 00:41:08.531 score me a res for lunch today or... 329 00:41:08.566 --> 00:41:10.533 You know that's your dad's spot. 330 00:41:10.568 --> 00:41:12.095 Yeah. No, I--I mean, I know. 331 00:41:12.130 --> 00:41:14.097 It's just like--it's fine. 332 00:41:14.132 --> 00:41:15.670 He knows. It's cool. I'm not there for business. 333 00:41:15.705 --> 00:41:17.232 I'm just-- I have a friend in town. 334 00:41:17.267 --> 00:41:19.509 Anyway, you know how busy they are this time of year? 335 00:41:19.544 --> 00:41:21.137 For sure. For sure. But... 336 00:41:21.172 --> 00:41:23.843 I mean, you got like mad ins there, so. 337 00:41:26.111 --> 00:41:28.177 Come on. 338 00:41:28.212 --> 00:41:29.651 Hey. 339 00:41:29.686 --> 00:41:31.246 Half off. 340 00:41:31.281 --> 00:41:33.116 No. 341 00:41:33.151 --> 00:41:34.854 My friend is Robin Feld. 342 00:43:12.987 --> 00:43:14.723 That sounds nice. 343 00:43:14.758 --> 00:43:16.285 What is it? 344 00:43:18.025 --> 00:43:20.058 It's called a handpan. 345 00:43:21.831 --> 00:43:23.600 Wanna try it? 346 00:43:51.223 --> 00:43:54.191 Does your face hurt? 347 00:43:54.226 --> 00:43:55.962 Yeah. 348 00:43:59.198 --> 00:44:01.165 Thanks. 349 00:44:01.200 --> 00:44:03.035 What's your name? 350 00:44:06.238 --> 00:44:08.007 I'm Rob. 351 00:44:10.143 --> 00:44:12.242 I used to live here. 352 00:44:16.853 --> 00:44:19.788 What happened to the persimmon tree? 353 00:44:19.823 --> 00:44:21.922 What's a persimmon? 354 00:44:23.486 --> 00:44:25.222 It's a, uh... 355 00:44:26.896 --> 00:44:29.963 it's an orange fruit. 356 00:44:29.998 --> 00:44:31.932 Looks kind of like a tomato. 357 00:44:35.938 --> 00:44:40.303 You--you can't eat it if it's not ripe. 358 00:44:40.338 --> 00:44:42.745 It's awful. 359 00:44:42.780 --> 00:44:45.110 But... 360 00:44:45.145 --> 00:44:46.441 if you give it time, 361 00:44:46.476 --> 00:44:50.412 it gets rid of these things called tannins, 362 00:44:52.020 --> 00:44:53.690 and then they're very good. 363 00:44:56.288 --> 00:44:59.388 I don't think we have a persimmon tree. 364 00:45:00.798 --> 00:45:02.028 No? 365 00:45:04.362 --> 00:45:05.966 That's okay. 366 00:45:09.070 --> 00:45:10.806 Did it die? 367 00:45:25.284 --> 00:45:28.120 EURYDICE WAITRESS: We all have a set of held beliefs 368 00:45:28.155 --> 00:45:30.254 about the world around us. 369 00:45:30.289 --> 00:45:31.959 To challenge them 370 00:45:31.994 --> 00:45:35.325 is to acknowledge our foundation is sand, 371 00:45:35.360 --> 00:45:38.328 but it opens us up to something greater. 372 00:45:38.363 --> 00:45:40.198 To pure connection. 373 00:45:40.233 --> 00:45:42.332 To true life. 374 00:45:42.367 --> 00:45:45.775 Today's journey begins by uniting the depths of the sea 375 00:45:45.810 --> 00:45:47.337 with the riches of our forests. 376 00:45:47.372 --> 00:45:50.241 We've emulsified locally sourced scallops 377 00:45:50.276 --> 00:45:53.343 encased in a flash-frozen seawater roe blend, 378 00:45:53.378 --> 00:45:56.280 on a bed of foraged huckleberry foam, 379 00:45:56.315 --> 00:45:57.919 all bathed in the smoke 380 00:45:57.954 --> 00:46:00.823 from Douglas fir cones. 381 00:46:13.464 --> 00:46:15.937 I'd like to speak to the chef. 382 00:46:20.944 --> 00:46:23.505 Listen, man, can we try to keep a low profile? 383 00:46:24.981 --> 00:46:26.178 My dad sells to this place. 384 00:46:26.213 --> 00:46:28.851 I'm not really supposed to be in here. 385 00:46:30.052 --> 00:46:31.282 Sorry. 386 00:46:33.253 --> 00:46:34.549 It's okay. 387 00:46:36.091 --> 00:46:37.453 Why? 388 00:46:39.061 --> 00:46:41.259 Why what? 389 00:46:41.294 --> 00:46:43.591 Why aren't you supposed to be in here? 390 00:46:43.626 --> 00:46:45.461 Oh, that's nice. 391 00:46:45.496 --> 00:46:47.562 You know, we just have a thing. 392 00:46:47.597 --> 00:46:50.840 We don't step on each other's sales. 393 00:46:50.875 --> 00:46:53.502 I've got my business and he's got his. 394 00:46:53.537 --> 00:46:55.537 Why don't you work for him? 395 00:46:57.079 --> 00:46:59.079 I will one day, you know, 396 00:46:59.114 --> 00:47:01.279 when I'm more established. 397 00:47:04.086 --> 00:47:06.086 Your dad sounds terrible. 398 00:47:06.121 --> 00:47:09.089 Well, you know, 399 00:47:09.124 --> 00:47:10.354 can't all live in the woods. 400 00:47:10.389 --> 00:47:12.059 I mean, it sounds like 401 00:47:12.094 --> 00:47:14.127 he's not very supportive. 402 00:47:14.162 --> 00:47:17.460 Well, he knows that I can make it on my own. 403 00:47:17.495 --> 00:47:19.836 You know, in this business, you got to... 404 00:47:21.664 --> 00:47:24.973 You got to... 405 00:47:25.008 --> 00:47:27.943 you know, I don't need help. I don't need his help. 406 00:47:32.609 --> 00:47:34.543 Let me do the talking, okay? 407 00:47:34.578 --> 00:47:36.578 - Okay. - Hi, I'm Chef Finway. 408 00:47:36.613 --> 00:47:38.217 Welcome to Eurydice. 409 00:47:38.252 --> 00:47:41.154 - Food is really good. - Well, thank you. 410 00:47:41.189 --> 00:47:44.157 Thank you. I'm so glad you're enjoying it. 411 00:47:44.192 --> 00:47:47.061 Um, we heard there were some 412 00:47:47.096 --> 00:47:49.932 new truffles on the menu? 413 00:47:49.967 --> 00:47:52.495 Well, we are planning a few truffle dishes 414 00:47:52.530 --> 00:47:54.167 for the winter menu. 415 00:47:54.202 --> 00:47:56.103 It's--it's a-- it's a fascinating 416 00:47:56.138 --> 00:47:59.304 and expanding local industry with deep roots 417 00:47:59.339 --> 00:48:02.043 in old-world, uh, traditions. 418 00:48:02.078 --> 00:48:03.605 Great. 419 00:48:06.346 --> 00:48:07.510 Um... 420 00:48:09.954 --> 00:48:11.888 I'm looking for a truffle pig. 421 00:48:14.618 --> 00:48:16.090 I don't-- 422 00:48:16.125 --> 00:48:17.421 I, uh, I don't understand. 423 00:48:17.456 --> 00:48:19.654 I just wanna know about the pig. 424 00:48:22.461 --> 00:48:23.900 Tell him who you are. 425 00:48:26.630 --> 00:48:28.234 Come on. Tell him. 426 00:48:45.990 --> 00:48:47.154 Chef Feld? 427 00:48:48.586 --> 00:48:50.960 Oh, my God. Uh, may I? 428 00:48:52.689 --> 00:48:54.359 Uh, how are you? 429 00:48:54.394 --> 00:48:56.328 My God. You--you--you've been off the scene for what, 430 00:48:56.363 --> 00:48:58.693 - uh, 10 years? - AMIR: Fifteen. 431 00:48:58.728 --> 00:49:00.530 Really? Okay. 432 00:49:00.565 --> 00:49:03.104 I thought you were-- um, well, I mean, 433 00:49:03.139 --> 00:49:05.238 - the time is very, uh-- - Sure. 434 00:49:05.273 --> 00:49:07.537 Yeah. 435 00:49:07.572 --> 00:49:09.572 I'm sorry, do you need medical attention? 436 00:49:09.607 --> 00:49:11.178 No. Thank you. 437 00:49:11.213 --> 00:49:13.312 Uh, you probably don't remember me, 438 00:49:13.347 --> 00:49:15.413 but I actually worked at Hestia. 439 00:49:15.448 --> 00:49:17.745 You were a prep cook for two months. 440 00:49:17.780 --> 00:49:19.483 Was it two months? 441 00:49:19.518 --> 00:49:22.486 I fired you because you always overcooked the pasta. 442 00:49:27.295 --> 00:49:29.097 Ah, ah, now, this is excellent. 443 00:49:29.132 --> 00:49:32.199 This is a, uh, a 2012 Pinot 444 00:49:32.234 --> 00:49:34.267 from just 20 miles away. 445 00:49:37.602 --> 00:49:39.206 So do you know about the pig? 446 00:49:40.407 --> 00:49:41.736 Uh, why--why do you want a pig? 447 00:49:41.771 --> 00:49:44.013 It's my pig. 448 00:49:44.048 --> 00:49:45.443 Oh, okay. 449 00:49:45.478 --> 00:49:47.214 Uh, that--that--that's great. 450 00:49:47.249 --> 00:49:48.776 That's a--that's a-- that's a great business. 451 00:49:48.811 --> 00:49:51.020 It's a--it's a-- it's an expanding industry. 452 00:49:51.055 --> 00:49:53.187 - It's--it's... - Someone stole it. 453 00:49:57.787 --> 00:50:01.327 I really, um, 454 00:50:01.362 --> 00:50:03.362 I respect you, Chef, I always have. 455 00:50:03.397 --> 00:50:05.166 But I'm running a business here 456 00:50:05.201 --> 00:50:08.433 and people have expectations, 457 00:50:08.468 --> 00:50:13.207 uh, critics, uh, investors, so forth. 458 00:50:13.242 --> 00:50:15.770 And, uh, truffles are-are-are-are a key part 459 00:50:15.805 --> 00:50:19.180 of the whole, uh, concept of the winter menu 460 00:50:19.215 --> 00:50:23.184 and--and they need to be the top of the line. 461 00:50:23.219 --> 00:50:25.252 So you understand. 462 00:50:25.287 --> 00:50:27.518 I--I have--I have the utmost respect for you, 463 00:50:27.553 --> 00:50:29.025 utmost. 464 00:50:39.796 --> 00:50:42.335 What is the... 465 00:50:42.370 --> 00:50:44.172 concept here? 466 00:50:48.277 --> 00:50:50.343 Um, well, uh, 467 00:50:50.378 --> 00:50:53.346 we're interested in taking local ingredients, 468 00:50:53.381 --> 00:50:54.842 uh, native to this region 469 00:50:54.877 --> 00:50:57.383 and--and just deconstructing them, 470 00:50:57.418 --> 00:51:01.585 you know, making the--the familiar feel foreign, 471 00:51:01.620 --> 00:51:03.257 thereby giving us, uh, 472 00:51:03.292 --> 00:51:06.491 an even greater appreciation of food as a whole. 473 00:51:06.526 --> 00:51:08.658 This is the kind of cooking you like? 474 00:51:08.693 --> 00:51:10.330 It's cutting-edge, 475 00:51:10.365 --> 00:51:12.827 - it's very exciting. - Exciting. 476 00:51:12.862 --> 00:51:14.730 Uh, I mean, everybody loves it. 477 00:51:19.440 --> 00:51:21.473 You like cooking it? 478 00:51:22.806 --> 00:51:25.477 - Absolutely. - Derek, 479 00:51:25.512 --> 00:51:29.580 what was it you always used to talk about opening? 480 00:51:29.615 --> 00:51:31.087 Wasn't it a pub? 481 00:51:33.784 --> 00:51:35.322 Every-everyone loves it here. 482 00:51:35.357 --> 00:51:36.851 It's a--this is a huge success. 483 00:51:36.886 --> 00:51:38.820 Why didn't you open your pub? 484 00:51:38.855 --> 00:51:41.493 I--I don't-- 485 00:51:41.528 --> 00:51:44.298 I don't know that I--I really wanted, 486 00:51:44.333 --> 00:51:46.762 uh, I mean--I mean, it's such-- that was such a long time ago. 487 00:51:46.797 --> 00:51:49.732 When I fired you, I asked you what you wanted to do. 488 00:51:49.767 --> 00:51:52.504 You said you have a few rooms upstairs, 489 00:51:52.539 --> 00:51:55.408 a real English pub. 490 00:51:55.443 --> 00:51:57.410 That--did I--I say that? 491 00:51:57.445 --> 00:52:00.182 - Yes. - Nobody wants pubs around here. 492 00:52:00.217 --> 00:52:04.186 It's a--that's-that's-that's a terrible investment. 493 00:52:04.221 --> 00:52:06.452 What was going to be your signature dish? 494 00:52:06.487 --> 00:52:09.257 Liver scotch eggs with a honey curry mustard. 495 00:52:14.297 --> 00:52:16.429 They're not real. 496 00:52:16.464 --> 00:52:18.464 You get that, right? 497 00:52:18.499 --> 00:52:20.763 None of it is real. 498 00:52:20.798 --> 00:52:22.798 The critics aren't real, 499 00:52:22.833 --> 00:52:25.438 the customers aren't real 500 00:52:25.473 --> 00:52:29.442 because this isn't real. 501 00:52:29.477 --> 00:52:30.806 You aren't real. 502 00:52:31.941 --> 00:52:33.908 What... 503 00:52:33.943 --> 00:52:36.284 Okay. 504 00:52:36.319 --> 00:52:38.748 Derek, why do you care about this people? 505 00:52:38.783 --> 00:52:41.718 They don't care about you, none of them. 506 00:52:41.753 --> 00:52:44.259 They don't even know you 507 00:52:44.294 --> 00:52:46.690 because you haven't shown them. 508 00:52:47.990 --> 00:52:50.364 Every day you wake up 509 00:52:50.399 --> 00:52:52.498 and there'll be less of you. 510 00:52:52.533 --> 00:52:54.665 You live your life for them 511 00:52:54.700 --> 00:52:56.865 and they don't even see you. 512 00:52:56.900 --> 00:52:59.571 You don't even see yourself. 513 00:53:03.544 --> 00:53:06.446 We don't get a lot of things to really care about. 514 00:53:41.879 --> 00:53:45.815 Derek, who has my pig? 515 00:53:56.333 --> 00:53:59.268 He's not somebody you wanna make angry. 516 00:54:03.670 --> 00:54:05.439 He will be angry. 517 00:54:09.973 --> 00:54:12.611 Rob. 518 00:54:12.646 --> 00:54:15.416 Rob, it wasn't me, okay? 519 00:54:15.451 --> 00:54:17.550 I don't even talk to him. 520 00:54:17.585 --> 00:54:19.486 Open it. 521 00:54:19.521 --> 00:54:21.719 Rob, I didn't say shit, okay? 522 00:54:21.754 --> 00:54:25.492 Please, I--I didn't even know about it. 523 00:54:25.527 --> 00:54:27.263 Take me to him. 524 00:54:28.728 --> 00:54:31.333 It's my dad, okay? 525 00:54:31.368 --> 00:54:32.763 It's my dad. You don't understand. 526 00:54:32.798 --> 00:54:34.468 - No. - 527 00:54:34.503 --> 00:54:36.305 Fuck. Stop. 528 00:54:36.340 --> 00:54:37.801 Stop. What the fuck? 529 00:54:37.836 --> 00:54:39.572 The Camaro. What the fuck? 530 00:54:39.607 --> 00:54:41.035 The Camaro. Stop. 531 00:54:41.070 --> 00:54:43.444 - You psycho. - What's his address? 532 00:54:43.479 --> 00:54:45.314 Listen, man, I will get you a new one. 533 00:54:45.349 --> 00:54:46.744 I will get you a new one. I swear. 534 00:54:46.779 --> 00:54:47.811 I'll take a hit for the season. 535 00:54:47.846 --> 00:54:49.648 What is it? 536 00:54:51.817 --> 00:54:53.553 380 Northwest Willow. 537 00:54:55.557 --> 00:54:57.920 We're done. 538 00:54:57.955 --> 00:54:59.856 I don't wanna see you again. 539 00:55:01.794 --> 00:55:03.926 So that's it? 540 00:55:03.961 --> 00:55:05.433 Really? 541 00:55:06.865 --> 00:55:07.963 I'm right here. 542 00:55:07.998 --> 00:55:09.437 Man, I am right here. 543 00:55:09.472 --> 00:55:10.933 We can work this out. 544 00:55:12.838 --> 00:55:14.871 Okay. You know what? Fuck. 545 00:55:27.787 --> 00:55:30.821 BRITISH VOICE: All great men are ahead of their time 546 00:55:30.856 --> 00:55:32.526 and then all great music, 547 00:55:32.561 --> 00:55:34.495 no matter when written, you shall find 548 00:55:34.530 --> 00:55:35.661 - the instances of... - 549 00:56:11.193 --> 00:56:12.797 AMIR: Hi, Mom. 550 00:56:18.607 --> 00:56:21.938 Um, I met the guy 551 00:56:21.973 --> 00:56:23.577 who, um... 552 00:56:25.482 --> 00:56:27.416 who made you that dinner. 553 00:56:29.948 --> 00:56:31.882 Do you remember that dinner? 554 00:56:40.189 --> 00:56:42.530 I actually think you'd really like him. 555 00:56:49.165 --> 00:56:51.033 I don't know. 556 00:57:02.750 --> 00:57:05.520 Would you wish Dad would just let you die? 557 00:57:08.624 --> 00:57:11.185 So do you just wish that he'd let you die? 558 00:57:15.928 --> 00:57:18.500 NURSE: Excuse me. 559 00:57:18.535 --> 00:57:21.063 Um, I was gonna clean her trach but... 560 00:57:21.098 --> 00:57:23.934 - Uh-hmm. - ...did you wanna see her? 561 00:57:23.969 --> 00:57:25.199 No. 562 00:57:37.620 --> 00:57:39.950 DARIUS: Can I say... 563 00:57:39.985 --> 00:57:42.953 it's an honor meeting you? 564 00:57:42.988 --> 00:57:45.923 Half the restaurants in Portland owe you a debt. 565 00:57:48.257 --> 00:57:50.532 I'd like my pig back. 566 00:57:55.264 --> 00:57:58.969 My son means well, but, uh, 567 00:57:59.004 --> 00:58:00.938 he's not cut out for this business. 568 00:58:00.973 --> 00:58:02.808 It'll eat him alive. 569 00:58:04.009 --> 00:58:05.140 I mean, he'll be okay. 570 00:58:05.175 --> 00:58:07.142 I'll find him a nice desk job, 571 00:58:07.177 --> 00:58:10.519 something out of the way. That's really where he belongs. 572 00:58:11.819 --> 00:58:12.950 I don't care. 573 00:58:15.823 --> 00:58:17.790 You know, he, uh, 574 00:58:17.825 --> 00:58:22.190 he told me the first day that he met you 575 00:58:22.225 --> 00:58:24.995 was actually sweet. 576 00:58:25.030 --> 00:58:28.504 And I didn't think the business would take off, but... 577 00:58:29.705 --> 00:58:32.640 here I am with egg on my face. 578 00:58:35.942 --> 00:58:37.843 But I think now it's time for somebody who knows 579 00:58:37.878 --> 00:58:39.141 what they're doing to take over. 580 00:58:39.176 --> 00:58:42.144 I want my pig back. 581 00:58:42.179 --> 00:58:45.752 Yeah. I'll give you $15,000 to walk away. 582 00:58:45.787 --> 00:58:47.281 - No. - Twenty thousand. 583 00:58:47.316 --> 00:58:49.657 - No. - Twenty million? 584 00:58:55.291 --> 00:58:57.698 I control myself very well, 585 00:58:57.733 --> 00:59:00.096 but I don't think you understand what I am. 586 00:59:02.166 --> 00:59:05.068 From the very first moment my son started selling for you, 587 00:59:05.103 --> 00:59:07.037 you've been in my world. 588 00:59:07.072 --> 00:59:10.304 This whole time, all these years, 589 00:59:10.339 --> 00:59:13.208 Edgar, Finway, 590 00:59:13.243 --> 00:59:15.848 those tweaked out fucks, 591 00:59:15.883 --> 00:59:18.279 they're mine. 592 00:59:18.314 --> 00:59:21.282 That's just how it is. 593 00:59:21.317 --> 00:59:24.120 You have nothing to bargain with. 594 00:59:26.190 --> 00:59:29.631 Now I will have $25,000 delivered 595 00:59:29.666 --> 00:59:32.601 to that little campground of yours tomorrow. 596 00:59:34.198 --> 00:59:36.330 If I see you again, 597 00:59:36.365 --> 00:59:38.904 you do anything to fuck with me, 598 00:59:38.939 --> 00:59:41.874 I will chop that pig up into bacon. 599 00:59:43.306 --> 00:59:45.240 I can buy another one. 600 00:59:46.980 --> 00:59:48.914 Now get out of my house. 601 00:59:51.820 --> 00:59:53.347 Were you always like this... 602 00:59:53.382 --> 00:59:56.317 or was it just after she died? 603 01:00:00.697 --> 01:00:01.795 Were you? 604 01:00:06.098 --> 01:00:09.297 You made the right choice 605 01:00:09.332 --> 01:00:11.398 being out there in the woods. 606 01:00:11.433 --> 01:00:13.268 You had your moment, 607 01:00:13.303 --> 01:00:16.040 but there's nothing here for you anymore. 608 01:00:16.075 --> 01:00:18.680 There's really nothing here for most of us. 609 01:00:18.715 --> 01:00:21.111 You don't keep a grip on it, 610 01:00:21.146 --> 01:00:23.817 that's pretty much it. 611 01:00:25.348 --> 01:00:27.117 Buy yourself a new pig. 612 01:01:16.498 --> 01:01:18.806 I thought you might need your ride. 613 01:01:21.239 --> 01:01:22.810 I have a bike. 614 01:01:24.979 --> 01:01:26.913 I'm sorry I told him about you. 615 01:01:30.248 --> 01:01:32.182 I really didn't know he'd take her. 616 01:02:04.282 --> 01:02:07.217 I don't need my pig to find truffles. 617 01:02:09.287 --> 01:02:11.518 What? 618 01:02:11.553 --> 01:02:12.992 The trees. 619 01:02:15.161 --> 01:02:17.095 The trees tell you where to look. 620 01:02:19.000 --> 01:02:21.396 Then why the fuck did we do all this? 621 01:02:28.306 --> 01:02:30.075 I love her. 622 01:02:50.933 --> 01:02:52.295 Do you have a pen? 623 01:02:52.330 --> 01:02:54.297 What? 624 01:02:54.332 --> 01:02:56.266 I have to write something. 625 01:03:00.470 --> 01:03:02.041 Um... 626 01:03:08.115 --> 01:03:10.478 well, if the city floods, we can always go up 627 01:03:10.513 --> 01:03:12.546 to Mount Hood. 628 01:03:12.581 --> 01:03:14.350 Hood's an active volcano. 629 01:03:18.521 --> 01:03:21.093 Well, I'm not fucking moving to Seattle. 630 01:03:21.128 --> 01:03:22.292 Fuck Seattle. 631 01:03:24.296 --> 01:03:25.933 I'm gonna need you to drop me off 632 01:03:25.968 --> 01:03:28.067 and go and get everything on that list. 633 01:03:29.532 --> 01:03:31.037 I can't get all these stuff. 634 01:03:31.072 --> 01:03:32.500 Check in with the names. 635 01:03:32.535 --> 01:03:33.435 Tell them you're with me. 636 01:03:37.639 --> 01:03:39.243 You want me to use your name? 637 01:03:48.518 --> 01:03:50.287 Should I even ask what we're doing? 638 01:03:52.159 --> 01:03:54.456 We're getting my pig back. 639 01:04:29.526 --> 01:04:31.031 JEZEBEL: Can I help you? 640 01:04:31.066 --> 01:04:34.067 AMIR: Hi. Um, I'm looking for Jezebel. 641 01:04:35.631 --> 01:04:37.873 You'll have to schedule an appointment. 642 01:04:40.944 --> 01:04:42.372 Robin Feld sent me. 643 01:05:13.603 --> 01:05:15.108 Are these all yours? 644 01:05:15.143 --> 01:05:19.112 Well, now, yes. 645 01:05:19.147 --> 01:05:22.577 They used to belong to Robin and Laurie. 646 01:05:26.154 --> 01:05:27.582 Who's Laurie? 647 01:05:39.464 --> 01:05:41.695 He didn't ask me to 648 01:05:41.730 --> 01:05:44.665 but I'm saving the one next to it for him. 649 01:05:46.735 --> 01:05:48.944 You tell him that, okay? 650 01:06:01.189 --> 01:06:03.057 ROB: You made it a bakery? 651 01:06:06.194 --> 01:06:07.589 HELEN: I'm a baker. 652 01:06:10.528 --> 01:06:13.364 I kept it the same for a couple years. 653 01:06:15.599 --> 01:06:17.566 I thought maybe you'd come take it back... 654 01:06:20.769 --> 01:06:22.010 but you didn't. 655 01:06:23.211 --> 01:06:26.982 And, um, it wasn't me, 656 01:06:30.548 --> 01:06:32.086 you're a chef, 657 01:06:33.419 --> 01:06:34.990 I'm a baker. 658 01:06:42.428 --> 01:06:47.002 Do you still make your salted baguette? 659 01:06:51.800 --> 01:06:53.305 Robin... 660 01:06:59.379 --> 01:07:01.115 I do still make it. 661 01:07:04.483 --> 01:07:05.779 The same recipe? 662 01:07:07.090 --> 01:07:08.452 Same recipe. 663 01:07:13.756 --> 01:07:15.294 Do you have a loaf? 664 01:08:01.243 --> 01:08:02.704 Can I have another? 665 01:08:31.570 --> 01:08:32.668 Bye, chef. 666 01:08:44.913 --> 01:08:46.715 You got rid of the curtains? 667 01:08:48.653 --> 01:08:50.521 Laurie always wanted to. 668 01:08:52.756 --> 01:08:54.228 This is better. 669 01:11:34.687 --> 01:11:35.785 Dad? 670 01:11:38.020 --> 01:11:39.921 Dad, can you come out here? 671 01:11:41.859 --> 01:11:43.397 We made you dinner. 672 01:11:45.929 --> 01:11:47.665 You can leave. 673 01:12:00.878 --> 01:12:02.416 We made you dinner. 674 01:12:30.446 --> 01:12:31.742 Thank you. 675 01:12:55.438 --> 01:12:56.965 ROB: Your son found this. 676 01:14:50.982 --> 01:14:52.113 Hmm. 677 01:15:39.162 --> 01:15:40.634 Get out. 678 01:15:45.168 --> 01:15:46.739 Please get out. 679 01:15:50.008 --> 01:15:51.073 Get out! 680 01:15:51.108 --> 01:15:52.778 Get out of my house! 681 01:15:52.813 --> 01:15:54.175 Get out! 682 01:15:59.050 --> 01:16:03.558 I remember every meal I ever cooked. 683 01:16:05.958 --> 01:16:09.025 I remember every person 684 01:16:09.060 --> 01:16:10.697 I ever served. 685 01:16:15.363 --> 01:16:17.671 Why are you doing this? 686 01:16:38.386 --> 01:16:40.628 I'm sorry. But, um... 687 01:16:44.931 --> 01:16:46.898 by the time I got it, 688 01:16:48.264 --> 01:16:51.397 these waste of space junkies, 689 01:16:51.432 --> 01:16:52.805 they... 690 01:16:55.172 --> 01:16:56.941 They were too rough, 691 01:17:00.045 --> 01:17:03.343 we couldn't-- 692 01:17:06.315 --> 01:17:07.886 she died. 693 01:18:51.420 --> 01:18:53.057 What can I get you two? 694 01:18:55.523 --> 01:18:57.325 What pie do you have today? 695 01:18:57.360 --> 01:18:58.997 WAITRESS: We don't do pie. 696 01:19:00.231 --> 01:19:01.296 AMIR: You don't do pie? 697 01:19:02.365 --> 01:19:04.200 We have chocolate chip cookies, 698 01:19:04.235 --> 01:19:06.169 cheesecake, and brownies. 699 01:19:06.204 --> 01:19:07.104 All right. 700 01:19:07.139 --> 01:19:08.941 We'll get two brownies. 701 01:19:08.976 --> 01:19:10.338 We'll have some coffee too. 702 01:19:10.373 --> 01:19:11.779 Cream and sugar? 703 01:19:11.814 --> 01:19:12.846 Sure. 704 01:19:25.828 --> 01:19:27.058 What are you thinking? 705 01:19:31.460 --> 01:19:33.427 I was thinking 706 01:19:39.237 --> 01:19:41.941 if I never came looking for her, 707 01:19:44.011 --> 01:19:45.274 in my head, 708 01:19:47.311 --> 01:19:49.080 she'd still be alive. 709 01:19:55.253 --> 01:19:56.824 But she wouldn't be. 710 01:20:25.151 --> 01:20:26.414 No, she wouldn't. 711 01:20:50.011 --> 01:20:51.043 You okay? 712 01:20:57.018 --> 01:20:58.578 I think I'm gonna walk. 713 01:21:04.289 --> 01:21:05.585 You okay? 714 01:21:13.562 --> 01:21:14.627 Yeah. 715 01:21:44.593 --> 01:21:46.263 I'll see you Thursday? 716 01:21:46.298 --> 01:21:47.528 Yeah. 717 01:22:09.717 --> 01:22:12.124 RADIO DJ: ...shall not be difficult for him to recognize 718 01:22:12.159 --> 01:22:15.523 the three elements on which music rests, 719 01:22:15.558 --> 01:22:19.065 melody, harmony, and rhythm. 720 01:22:19.100 --> 01:22:22.233 Can he recognize them with sufficient... 721 01:25:42.600 --> 01:25:44.765 WOMAN: Hey, no. 722 01:25:44.800 --> 01:25:47.438 Stop. 723 01:25:51.774 --> 01:25:53.312 So I know we're going 724 01:25:53.347 --> 01:25:54.808 to a really fancy restaurant tonight 725 01:25:54.843 --> 01:25:57.514 and you're gonna complain about the food, 726 01:25:57.549 --> 01:26:00.352 and I'm gonna have to get really drunk 727 01:26:00.387 --> 01:26:01.815 to deal with it. 728 01:26:01.850 --> 01:26:04.554 But it's your birthday 729 01:26:04.589 --> 01:26:06.292 and I love you. 730 01:26:06.327 --> 01:26:08.393 This song reminds me of you. 731 01:26:08.428 --> 01:26:09.790 Happy Birthday. 732 01:26:27.579 --> 01:26:30.679 Hey, little girl, is your daddy home? 733 01:26:30.714 --> 01:26:35.255 and leave you all alone? 734 01:26:50.536 --> 01:26:53.504 is he good to you? 735 01:26:53.539 --> 01:26:57.244 the things that I do? 736 01:27:38.045 --> 01:27:40.782 took a knife 737 01:27:40.817 --> 01:27:44.016 and cut a six-inch valley 738 01:27:44.051 --> 01:27:47.261 of my skull 739 01:27:48.957 --> 01:27:52.332 with the sheets soaking wet 740 01:27:52.367 --> 01:27:55.566 through the middle of my head