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‐ Hi there.

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My name is Marcus Lund,
and you are listening

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to The Ultimate Playlist of Noise.

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I hope you can hear me,

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because I definitely cannot.

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I'm sharing the past few months
of my life with you,

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which I think can only be described
as "extraordinarily formative."

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Darling don't you go
and cut your hair

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WOMAN:
Hey, you're gonna miss the bus.

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I said‐‐

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I said, "You're gonna miss the bus."

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This is absurd.

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‐ Why? One's for music,
and one's for ambiance.

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Look. What if you want
to listen to Neil Young

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while roasting marshmallows
in the Smoky Mountains?

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‐ Uh, what are the chances of listening
to Cat's in the Cradle

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while you give a valedictorian speech?

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‐ Well, I have a 2.8 GPA,
so you do the math.

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Math. Ugh, no thank you.

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‐ Yeah. Now you see my problem.

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MARCUS:
Look, I know what you're thinking:

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is wearing two pairs
of headphones overkill?

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Yes. Do I care? No.

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My town has won America's Safest Suburb
12 years in a row.

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The only notable landmark is
the Chili's where Obama ate.

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I think he got mozzarella sticks.

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I don't know,
there's a picture on the wall.

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The point is sound is my escape
into something bigger than myself.

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Some people play video games,
some watch movies,

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I listen to Sonic Youth while pretending
I'm walking through a thunderstorm.

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‐ Where is it? Come on!

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MARCUS: Other than that,
I'm just your average teenager,

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acne, mood swings, weird elbows.

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You guys ready for Sharkitecture tomorrow?

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‐ Oh my God, I'm so excited.

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‐ Hey, if I buy you pizza after,
will you help me crowdsurf?

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‐ You have that much faith
in my upper body strength?

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‐ No, but I am a risk taker.

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Get ready.

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‐ Your coccyx bone.

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If you were to describe me
to a police officer,

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you'd probably say something like

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"that kid with the ugly‐ass scar
on his back."

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When I was a kid,
our house caught fire.

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My older brother Alex rescued me.

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He didn't survive.

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Everything I do, I do for Alex.

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I wear his headphones.
Use his tape recorder.

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And listen to his music.

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All of his music.

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Especially Sylvie Scar.

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It's sort of made me the resident
"playlist doctor" at my school.

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‐ It's tomorrow, right?

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All right.

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"The Ultimate Playlist of Third Dates."

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Begins and ends with D'Angelo.

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Here's "The Ultimate Playlist
of Suburban Acid Trips."

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So we have Animal Collective for the rise,

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Brian Eno for the fall,

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and Belle and Sebastian
in case you hallucinate

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your face is lasagna again.

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"The Ultimate Playlist
of Getting Mr. Denver's Attention."

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WOMAN: Conway Twitty?

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‐ So about that C‐minus?

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All right. I need a closer
for "The Ultimate Playlist

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of Facebook Stalking Your Ex At Three AM."

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Any suggestions?
‐ Oh. Pig Destroyer.

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‐ Yeah, it's a strong choice.

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‐ You're making this playlist
for yourself?

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‐ No, some kid who got dumped
at Homecoming.

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‐ Ah!
I wondered why you were making a playlist

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for an ex when you've
never had a girlfriend?

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LAURA:
Dude...

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you just got roasted by your mom.

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‐ Shut up.
‐ I'm sorry.

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‐ No, it's fine. Thank you.

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Guys, are you almost ready?

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DOMINIC: Wait. Hold on.

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‐ Dad, what are you looking for?

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DOMINIC:
Hold on. Ha ha! Got it!

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All right. Me and Sylvie Scar
at The Pyramid,

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1979.

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MARCUS: What?
DOMINIC: Yeah, before she was big.

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SARAH: Whoa!
‐ Nice, Mr. Lund.

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‐ Holy shit, Dad.

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Why didn't you tell me
you used to be cool?

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Hey, we should get a picture
with Sharkitecture after the show!

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‐ As long as you're home by ten.

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‐ Wh‐‐ Mom, the show ends at ten.
What if there's an encore?

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‐ Then the encore
had better be done by ten.

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‐ Do you not understand
how an encore works?

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‐ It's a school night. You know the rules.

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‐ Mrs. Lund, because we don't
actually live in this house,

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we're gonna stay out as late as we want.

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ALYSSA: That's fine.

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‐ Sorry, dude.

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‐ Sorry, dude.

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‐ Well, this is a police state.

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Just want to let you know that.

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‐ I love you too.

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‐ Calling the ACLU.

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SARAH:
Has your mom gotten a little bit‐‐

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MARCUS: No, it's fine. She definitely is
a little bit more‐‐

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‐ Bitchy?
‐ Laura!

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‐ Overprotective! Thank you.

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Look, I'm the same age
as Alex was when he passed away,

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so I think she's just getting
a little extra

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"hands‐on."

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Thanks.

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‐ Well, she means best.

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‐ Yeah. But her best can just be
kind of annoying sometimes.

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But, you know, at least I have you guys.

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LAURA:
Aww, and you always will.

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Except for right now,
because you won't drink.

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Sarah and I are gonna go do shots
in the ladies room.

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‐ Oh, come on!
‐ We'll meet you at the front, all right?

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‐ Alcoholics.
LAURA: Sorry.

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‐ Hey, go watch the opener!

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‐ Who is the opener anyway,
some middle school ska band?

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Why can't we just admit
that no one cares about the opener

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and we should just skip to the‐‐

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WOMAN:

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‐ ...main attraction.

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Now, I don't know if I believe
in love at first sight.

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But love at first sound?

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Yeah. I could believe that.

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stretched out before me

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MARCUS:
In a funny sort of way...

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‐ Guess that's all the time I have.
‐ What? No!

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...the sudden jump from beautiful music
to disappointing silence

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was a great foreshadowing
of events to come.

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Let her play.

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Because spoiler alert,

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sometimes things aren't
exactly as they seem.

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What seemed like a great opportunity

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to meet one of the best musicians
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was actually a great opportunity
to get elbowed in the face.

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And what seemed like an acid trip
going horribly awry

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was actually me having a seizure.

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‐ Dom.

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Hey.
‐ Hey, buddy.

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Hi.

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Can you hear me?

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‐ Where am I?

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‐ You're in the hospital, sweetheart.
You had a seizure.

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‐ Did it look cool?

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ALYSSA:
Are they cancerous?

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DOCTOR: No.
Typically, these tumors are benign.

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Of course, that's not conclusive
until we get a biopsy.

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And... I am recommending surgery.

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‐ Brain surgery?

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DOCTOR: Yes.

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We have Dr. Higgins who will be here
at the end of the month,

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and we can wait till then to do this.

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We'll just give you some medications
that will control any possible seizures.

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Because of the location
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the whole auditory area is compromised,

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so there will be complications
post‐surgical.

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‐ My hearing?

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‐ Yes.

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The biggest one being

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you will lose your hearing.

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‐ What about hearing aids?

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‐ Well, you'll no longer have the anatomy
that would support a hearing aid.

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MARCUS: Things were pretty bad there
for a while.

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Everything sounded sad.

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Like it was saying goodbye.

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WOMAN:
Yeah, that should be nice.

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WOMAN:
Are they flying in?

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‐ And then these, which are
the little white ones‐‐

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Are you listening?

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‐ Yeah, I got it.

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‐ Marcus,

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look at me.

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If you don't, you know you're going
to have another seizure.

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‐ Mom.

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‐ All right.

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The last one you need to take, um,

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every other day, so I figured
Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

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Okay?
‐ Cool.

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How many of those to kill myself?

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‐ He was just kidding.

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MARCUS: Do you guys know who the opener
was at The Pyramid?

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SARAH: I thought openers sucked.

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MARCUS:
No, not this one. She was incredible.

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I wish I knew her name.

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‐ Was she hot?

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‐ It's not about that,
it's about the music.

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‐ She was totally hot.

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‐ Hey.
Grab your coats, we're going in ten.

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‐ What? Where?
‐ To a comedy improv show.

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‐ I don't want to go to a comedy show.

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‐ It'll be fun.

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Come on, girls.

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‐ Where is it?

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ALYSSA:
It's at West Gate Cathedral.

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‐ Church improv?

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‐ Hey, I'm gonna tell you something.

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I sure hope these donuts is holy!

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IMPROVISER: Joseph, I said‐‐
‐  Hey, we can go.

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‐ Yes!

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Hey, come on.

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IMPROVISER:
All right, this next scene, folks,

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we need a suggestion from the audience.

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I need a gift for baby Jesus.

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‐ Having a brain tumor is
the perfect excuse to start drinking.

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‐ Definitely ask me again

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if my mom ever makes me go
to another Friday night at church.

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‐ At least she's trying.

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‐ Yeah, I get it.
It's just...

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I don't want to laugh.

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I don't want to pretend to be happy.

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You know what I want her to say?
I want her to say,

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"Marcus, I'm so sorry.

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This really sucks and if I were you,
I'd probably kill myself."

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‐ I don't think your mom is going
to tell you to kill yourself.

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‐ Yeah, well, she's making me want to.

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Look, I don't wanna be
the dramatic sick kid,

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but I really love sound.

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That sounds so dumb to say but

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I really love it.

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And I know I have
my whole life ahead of me,

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but I just can't help thinking about

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all the sounds
I'm never gonna get to hear.

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Like the engine of my first car.

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Or my kid's laugh.

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I know I'm lucky because I'm not dying

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and I don't have cancer.

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It's just my hearing.

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Obviously I can live without my hearing.

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I just don't want to.

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Oh shit! Hide the flask!

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‐ Hey.

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MARCUS:
Holy shit, my playlist worked.

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‐ Ms. Richardson!

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Get some! That's kinda cute.

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‐ You know what? I bet AP History teachers
are the kinkiest teachers.

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Ooh, but let's not stick around
to find out.

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‐ Hey, at least you got to hear this
before you went deaf.

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‐ Oh yeah, Ms. Richardson's
cowboy wet dream come true.

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You can cross that one off your list.

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MARCUS:
Okay, so, yeah, I know it's dumb,

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and I wish I could say I came up
with it myself.

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But if it weren't
for my history teacher getting laid

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the idea would have never come to me.

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The Ultimate Playlist of Noise.

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The plan was simple.

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I would road trip across America,

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recording all my favorite sounds
before my surgery.

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The big sounds,

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the small sounds,

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and everything in between.

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All I had to do was make a list...

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but it had to be perfect.

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Nothing boring. No B sides.

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I wanted the greatest hits album.

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A life's worth of hearing
crammed into just one month.

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It would be like a going‐away party
for my ears,

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with all my favorite sounds invited.

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SARAH: Ooh, what about
a volcanic explosion?

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‐ Where are we gonna find
a volcanic explosion?

264
00:15:56.083 --> 00:15:57.375
‐ Yeah? Well, how are you gonna find

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"100 Soda Cans Opening
At The Same Time"?

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‐ Sounds kinda cool, right?

267
00:16:05.042 --> 00:16:06.000
Yes!

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Here it is.

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Alex's old mic.

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All right.

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Testing, testing, one, two‐‐

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Jesus, this is dusty.

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Testing, testing, one, two‐‐

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Still works.

275
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‐ Jesus, this is dusty.
‐ All right.

276
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‐ At risk of sounding
completely insensitive,

277
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why are you recording this
if you're going deaf?

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‐ Beethoven was deaf,
he still composed music.

279
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I don't know, watching people listen to it

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will be the next best thing
to hearing it again.

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‐ Aww.

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‐ All right, I got 49 entries.

283
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I need one more,
and I've got an even 50.

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SARAH: Okay, my vote is still
volcanic explosion.

285
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Or Cate Blanchett whispering

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"I love you."

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That might just be a me thing.

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LAURA: I love it.

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‐ Yello.
MARCUS: Hi.

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Is this Trolley Studios?
MAN: Yup.

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If you wanna book studio time,
go to our website‐‐

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MARCUS:
Oh no, no, no, actually,

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I was wondering if someone I know
ever recorded with you guys.

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Maybe a demo or something?

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Would have been a while ago.

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‐ How long ago we talking?

297
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‐ Like, ten years ago?

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MAN:
Oof. Um, okay, who are you looking for?

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MARCUS:
Alex Lund.

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00:17:38.542 --> 00:17:41.667
He's my brother.
‐ Alex? Alex Lund?

301
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You're his brother?

302
00:17:43.542 --> 00:17:45.292
‐ Yeah! You know him?

303
00:17:45.292 --> 00:17:46.917
‐ Dude, I was his drummer!

304
00:17:46.917 --> 00:17:48.708
‐ No way!
MAN: Yes way!

305
00:17:48.708 --> 00:17:51.667
Alex was the all‐time greatest, man.

306
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I miss the hell out of that guy.

307
00:17:54.500 --> 00:17:57.333
You know what?
We totally did record a demo here,

308
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but that would have been ages ago.

309
00:18:00.208 --> 00:18:00.667
Oh!

310
00:18:00.667 --> 00:18:02.792
God!

311
00:18:02.792 --> 00:18:04.042
You in New York?
‐ Yeah.

312
00:18:05.458 --> 00:18:07.125
Yeah, I will be. I just, um,

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I just have to talk to my mom first.

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MAN: Okay.
‐ Talk to your mom about what?

315
00:18:12.042 --> 00:18:13.000
‐ Um‐‐

316
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‐ Absolutely not.

317
00:18:23.833 --> 00:18:24.667
‐ What?

318
00:18:25.500 --> 00:18:26.917
Why?
ALYSSA: Honey,

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00:18:26.917 --> 00:18:29.292
you can't go on a road trip to New York.

320
00:18:30.625 --> 00:18:32.417
‐ I mean, was it the tie?

321
00:18:32.417 --> 00:18:34.292
‐ The tie did take me
out of it a little bit.
‐ No.

322
00:18:34.292 --> 00:18:36.208
‐ Dom.
‐ I'm just saying it's a loud tie!

323
00:18:36.208 --> 00:18:37.250
‐ Yeah, it is a loud tie.

324
00:18:37.250 --> 00:18:38.333
DOMINIC: What happened to that
nice blue one I got you?

325
00:18:38.333 --> 00:18:39.708
‐ I spilled Nesquik on it.

326
00:18:39.708 --> 00:18:41.750
‐ Can't we have anything nice‐‐
‐ It's enough with the ties.

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DOMINIC: Okay.

328
00:18:44.833 --> 00:18:46.125
ALYSSA: Marcus‐‐

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00:18:47.000 --> 00:18:48.125
Honey,

330
00:18:48.500 --> 00:18:50.917
you have seizure medication to figure out,

331
00:18:50.917 --> 00:18:53.292
you have ASL classes,
you have to finish school‐‐

332
00:18:53.292 --> 00:18:55.083
‐ No, I called. They said I could
finish classes over the summer.

333
00:18:55.958 --> 00:18:58.542
‐ Why can't you just listen
to all the sounds on the internet?

334
00:18:58.542 --> 00:19:01.583
‐ And what, use headphones?
That's like wearing a condom!

335
00:19:01.583 --> 00:19:03.083
‐ Oh, buddy‐‐
‐ What is that supposed to mean?

336
00:19:03.542 --> 00:19:04.958
‐ Okay, Mo‐‐ I'm sorry. Mom.

337
00:19:07.250 --> 00:19:10.292
This is the last chance for me to hear
what it sounds like to be alive.

338
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My last chance to hear Alex.

339
00:19:15.792 --> 00:19:17.458
You have to know how much
this means to me.

340
00:19:17.458 --> 00:19:18.708
‐ Sweetheart, I do.

341
00:19:21.000 --> 00:19:22.208
I understand.

342
00:19:33.167 --> 00:19:35.625
I'm sorry, it's not a good idea.

343
00:19:35.625 --> 00:19:37.292
‐ Jesus Christ, why do you have
to be so difficult?

344
00:19:37.292 --> 00:19:39.625
‐ Hey, hey, come on.
‐ No, I mean it!

345
00:19:39.625 --> 00:19:41.167
I have one month left
of my life as I know it,

346
00:19:41.167 --> 00:19:42.958
and you want me to spend it
in a sign language class.

347
00:19:42.958 --> 00:19:45.708
‐ Marcus, you have one month
to prepare for the rest of your life.

348
00:19:45.708 --> 00:19:48.208
‐ I don't care about the rest
of my life, Mom.

349
00:19:53.083 --> 00:19:54.042
God!

350
00:20:28.750 --> 00:20:31.625
‐ "Number 17: Fast‐Talking Auctioneer."

351
00:20:32.208 --> 00:20:35.958
You gotta admit, it's a...
it's a pretty good list.

352
00:20:37.125 --> 00:20:39.667
‐ I'm gonna go talk to him.
‐ Okay.

353
00:20:42.458 --> 00:20:43.750
ALYSSA: Marcus, sweetheart.

354
00:20:45.625 --> 00:20:46.708
Can we talk?

355
00:21:01.250 --> 00:21:03.500
‐ Ohh! Okay.

356
00:21:03.500 --> 00:21:04.583
Here we go.

357
00:21:05.000 --> 00:21:07.208
All right, mic check, mic check.

358
00:21:10.042 --> 00:21:13.542
Huh! Hi, I'm Marcus Lund,

359
00:21:13.542 --> 00:21:15.833
and you're listening
to the Ultimate Playlist of‐‐

360
00:21:15.833 --> 00:21:17.583
Holy shit!

361
00:21:17.583 --> 00:21:18.708
Oh my god!

362
00:21:19.042 --> 00:21:20.000
Oh my god!

363
00:21:21.875 --> 00:21:23.083
Oh my god.

364
00:21:23.667 --> 00:21:24.292
Are you okay?

365
00:21:25.250 --> 00:21:26.917
‐ Hitchhikers, yeah?
‐ What?

366
00:21:27.375 --> 00:21:29.333
I'm so sorry, I didn't even see you.

367
00:21:29.333 --> 00:21:30.833
Should I call an ambulance? Are you okay‐‐

368
00:21:30.833 --> 00:21:32.958
‐ Just go! Go!
‐ Oh my god, your head‐‐

369
00:21:32.958 --> 00:21:34.333
‐ Go, go, go, go, go!
‐ Okay. Okay.

370
00:21:34.958 --> 00:21:36.042
Okay.

371
00:21:38.458 --> 00:21:39.542
Sure you're okay?

372
00:21:39.542 --> 00:21:43.250
I could drop you uptown or downtown
or anywhere on the way.

373
00:21:43.250 --> 00:21:46.250
I feel so bad.
I actually don't know what's on the way,

374
00:21:46.250 --> 00:21:47.583
I'm headed to New York!

375
00:21:47.583 --> 00:21:48.833
Also are you hot? Because‐‐

376
00:21:48.833 --> 00:21:50.083
‐ What did you say?

377
00:21:50.083 --> 00:21:52.208
‐ N‐‐ no, not like "are you hot," like‐‐

378
00:21:52.208 --> 00:21:54.750
‐ No. You're going to New York?
‐ Yeah.

379
00:21:55.417 --> 00:21:57.208
Is... is that okay?

380
00:21:58.958 --> 00:22:00.292
‐ How long till we get there?

381
00:22:00.708 --> 00:22:02.292
‐ We?
‐ Yeah.

382
00:22:02.292 --> 00:22:03.417
We. I'm coming.

383
00:22:04.000 --> 00:22:07.417
‐ To New York City. The city of New York,
that's where you're going?

384
00:22:08.000 --> 00:22:08.917
‐ Yes.

385
00:22:08.917 --> 00:22:11.667
‐ There's no way you're also going
to New York.

386
00:22:11.667 --> 00:22:12.958
I can barely believe I'm going.

387
00:22:12.958 --> 00:22:14.625
‐ Two people can both want
to go to the same place!

388
00:22:14.625 --> 00:22:17.583
‐ Mmm, no. Not like this. This is weird.

389
00:22:17.583 --> 00:22:18.792
‐ This is not weird!

390
00:22:18.792 --> 00:22:20.208
‐ Yes, it is!
‐ No, it's‐‐

391
00:22:20.917 --> 00:22:21.708
God damn it.

392
00:22:22.792 --> 00:22:24.500
‐ Who's this guy?
WOMAN: Benjie,

393
00:22:24.500 --> 00:22:26.042
my boyfriend.

394
00:22:26.042 --> 00:22:28.250
‐ Oh.
‐ Or ex‐boyfriend.

395
00:22:28.833 --> 00:22:30.625
‐ Oh.
‐ He's gonna kill us.

396
00:22:30.625 --> 00:22:31.917
‐ Oh!

397
00:22:33.000 --> 00:22:34.208
Shit!

398
00:22:34.958 --> 00:22:36.042
‐ What are you doing?

399
00:22:37.375 --> 00:22:38.958
‐ It's a red light!
‐ So?

400
00:22:39.833 --> 00:22:41.125
‐ There's cars coming.

401
00:22:41.125 --> 00:22:43.083
‐ Jesus Christ!

402
00:22:46.167 --> 00:22:47.208
BENJIE:
Give me the guitar, you bitch!

403
00:22:47.208 --> 00:22:48.500
WOMAN:
I'm not letting you take her.

404
00:22:48.500 --> 00:22:49.500
‐ Where is it?

405
00:22:49.500 --> 00:22:51.667
‐ No, no, no, no, no.

406
00:22:51.667 --> 00:22:53.667
BENJIE: I told you what would happen.
WOMAN: It's not yours!

407
00:22:53.667 --> 00:22:54.625
‐ Wendy, give me the guitar.

408
00:22:54.625 --> 00:22:56.625
‐ No! Get us out of here!
MARCUS: It's red.

409
00:22:56.625 --> 00:22:57.583
There's cars!
‐ Drive.

410
00:22:57.583 --> 00:22:59.292
‐ I can't.
BENJIE: I'm taking it!

411
00:22:59.292 --> 00:23:00.208
WENDY: Drive!

412
00:23:00.208 --> 00:23:03.333
MARCUS: I've never felt that
"time slowing down" sensation before,

413
00:23:04.042 --> 00:23:05.583
but when Wendy grabbed my knee,

414
00:23:06.042 --> 00:23:08.208
oh my god.

415
00:23:08.708 --> 00:23:10.708
A million thoughts were running
through my head, like

416
00:23:10.708 --> 00:23:14.333
"Should I flex my knee?
Do girls think strong knees are hot?"

417
00:23:15.083 --> 00:23:17.333
I probably should have been
more concerned with the fact that,

418
00:23:17.333 --> 00:23:19.708
you know, she was trying to get me
to voluntarily manslaughter

419
00:23:19.708 --> 00:23:21.542
her ex‐boyfriend with a minivan, but still

420
00:23:22.708 --> 00:23:23.625
look at those eyes.

421
00:23:25.958 --> 00:23:28.250
I'd totally go to jail for those eyes.

422
00:23:29.042 --> 00:23:30.958
‐ Drive!
BENJIE: Give me the goddamn guitar.

423
00:23:31.917 --> 00:23:33.667
MARCUS: Shit! Shit! Shit! Sorry.

424
00:23:33.667 --> 00:23:35.500
BENJIE: Stop the car, you psycho!

425
00:23:35.500 --> 00:23:38.125
‐ You're the psycho, you crazy‐‐
‐ Stop this car!

426
00:23:48.333 --> 00:23:49.208
‐ Hi.

427
00:23:50.167 --> 00:23:51.125
I'm Wendy.

428
00:23:57.875 --> 00:24:00.458
VOICEMAIL: Hey, it's Marcus.
Leave me a message or text me‐‐

429
00:24:04.833 --> 00:24:06.667
‐ He's not answering.
I'm going to go find him.

430
00:24:06.667 --> 00:24:08.667
‐ W‐‐ whoa, whoa!
Hey, wait a minute. Wait‐‐

431
00:24:08.667 --> 00:24:10.083
Hold on. Hold on.
‐ Do you have the keys?

432
00:24:10.083 --> 00:24:11.292
‐ Yes, but just hold on a second.

433
00:24:11.292 --> 00:24:12.958
‐ He is not going
on this stupid road trip.

434
00:24:12.958 --> 00:24:14.042
‐ Stupid?

435
00:24:14.042 --> 00:24:15.292
‐ It's dangerous.

436
00:24:15.292 --> 00:24:17.833
‐ Okay, maybe, but it's not stupid.

437
00:24:17.833 --> 00:24:21.333
Like, dropping out of college
to go backpacking across South America

438
00:24:21.333 --> 00:24:23.250
wasn't stupid.
‐ Dom, they're completely different.

439
00:24:23.250 --> 00:24:25.500
‐ Yeah. We didn't even tell
our parents we were going.

440
00:24:27.875 --> 00:24:30.833
Look, all I'm saying is,
one month from now,

441
00:24:30.833 --> 00:24:34.292
there's a Marcus who never found peace
with losing his hearing.

442
00:24:34.292 --> 00:24:36.583
But there's also a Marcus who did.

443
00:24:36.583 --> 00:24:39.375
And I don't think you and I want
to be the parents

444
00:24:40.083 --> 00:24:42.125
who decides which one he gets to be.

445
00:24:49.167 --> 00:24:50.750
‐ It's not safe.
‐ I know.

446
00:24:51.917 --> 00:24:54.667
He's smart. Like his, like his mom, okay.

447
00:24:54.667 --> 00:24:56.750
He'll stay out of trouble. Don't worry.

448
00:25:01.042 --> 00:25:03.167
MARCUS:
So are we safe now?

449
00:25:03.708 --> 00:25:05.375
‐ Well, that was a terrible introduction.

450
00:25:08.250 --> 00:25:10.458
‐ Oh, we've actually met before.

451
00:25:10.917 --> 00:25:12.333
Kinda.

452
00:25:12.333 --> 00:25:14.083
‐ Wait, are you the kid I stabbed?

453
00:25:14.083 --> 00:25:15.792
‐ What? No!

454
00:25:16.667 --> 00:25:18.083
‐ Okay. Good.

455
00:25:18.583 --> 00:25:19.833
‐ You stabbed a kid?

456
00:25:20.667 --> 00:25:22.875
‐ I accidentally stabbed him. I was like‐‐

457
00:25:22.875 --> 00:25:24.667
We were moshing at Japandroids,

458
00:25:24.667 --> 00:25:27.500
and I just kinda nicked him
in the eye with a corn dog.

459
00:25:28.958 --> 00:25:32.167
‐ Jesus. No. I saw you play
at The Pyramid.

460
00:25:33.583 --> 00:25:35.458
‐ You saw me play?
‐ Yeah.

461
00:25:36.500 --> 00:25:37.375
You were incredible!

462
00:25:38.917 --> 00:25:40.208
You have an amazing voice,

463
00:25:40.208 --> 00:25:44.667
and your song was, like, catchy,
but also different.

464
00:25:45.083 --> 00:25:47.708
‐ People don't usually give
a shit about openers.

465
00:25:49.083 --> 00:25:51.708
‐ Well... one day you'll be the headliner.

466
00:25:58.833 --> 00:25:59.958
‐ Ooh.

467
00:26:01.167 --> 00:26:02.292
Are those fun pills?

468
00:26:04.250 --> 00:26:06.042
Oh no, they're sad pills?

469
00:26:11.292 --> 00:26:12.250
WAITRESS: Enjoy.

470
00:26:15.250 --> 00:26:18.250
‐ "100 Soda Cans Opening
At The Same Time."

471
00:26:19.500 --> 00:26:20.667
Easily my favorite.

472
00:26:22.250 --> 00:26:23.250
‐ Sorry.

473
00:26:24.167 --> 00:26:25.917
I can't imagine losing my hearing.

474
00:26:26.833 --> 00:26:28.417
I think I'd wanna kill myself
if I were you.

475
00:26:34.625 --> 00:26:36.583
Well, is this why you're going
to New York?

476
00:26:37.583 --> 00:26:38.583
‐ Yeah.

477
00:26:41.375 --> 00:26:42.375
What about you?

478
00:26:54.125 --> 00:26:55.167
Got enough locks?

479
00:26:55.708 --> 00:26:56.500
‐ No.

480
00:26:57.583 --> 00:27:00.125
What you are about to see is
the single most important thing

481
00:27:00.125 --> 00:27:01.542
in my entire life.

482
00:27:02.792 --> 00:27:03.833
Okay?

483
00:27:03.833 --> 00:27:05.375
‐ Okay.
‐ Okay.

484
00:27:07.208 --> 00:27:09.417
MARCUS: Holy shit.
WENDY: Hmm. This is Darling.

485
00:27:09.417 --> 00:27:10.792
She's a limited edition‐‐

486
00:27:10.792 --> 00:27:13.333
BOTH:
1959 Gold Fender Stratocaster.

487
00:27:14.042 --> 00:27:15.917
‐ Wow, with your obscure guitar knowledge.

488
00:27:15.917 --> 00:27:17.125
‐ Obscure?

489
00:27:17.125 --> 00:27:20.750
Sylvie Scar destroyed one of these
at her Berlin Wall protest!

490
00:27:20.750 --> 00:27:21.708
It's my shirt.

491
00:27:22.583 --> 00:27:24.917
Wait, one second. I swear.

492
00:27:27.833 --> 00:27:30.167
‐ Oh wow! It is your shirt.

493
00:27:33.917 --> 00:27:34.667
‐ Can I‐‐

494
00:27:37.583 --> 00:27:38.458
‐ Yeah.

495
00:27:38.458 --> 00:27:39.917
‐ I promise I'll be careful.

496
00:27:39.917 --> 00:27:40.792
‐ Mmm.

497
00:27:43.792 --> 00:27:45.083
‐ Hi, Darling.

498
00:27:46.292 --> 00:27:47.917
She's gorgeous.

499
00:27:47.917 --> 00:27:49.208
‐ Hmm, she is.

500
00:27:50.292 --> 00:27:52.250
She was there for me when no one else was.

501
00:27:54.208 --> 00:27:56.792
Whoa, slow down, St. Vincent.

502
00:27:58.292 --> 00:27:59.792
‐ I only know a few chords.

503
00:28:00.333 --> 00:28:02.375
My brother used to teach me, but, um,

504
00:28:03.042 --> 00:28:04.458
we didn't really get that far.

505
00:28:06.417 --> 00:28:07.375
Thanks.

506
00:28:12.000 --> 00:28:13.250
‐ Wow!

507
00:28:13.250 --> 00:28:15.333
A Sylvie shirt and a ringtone?

508
00:28:15.333 --> 00:28:16.042
Nerd.

509
00:28:17.125 --> 00:28:18.333
MARCUS: Yeah.

510
00:28:18.333 --> 00:28:19.292
I wish I could see her live.

511
00:28:22.333 --> 00:28:23.292
‐ Well,

512
00:28:26.000 --> 00:28:27.500
I don't know, what if you could?

513
00:28:28.833 --> 00:28:30.042
‐ What?

514
00:28:30.042 --> 00:28:31.750
‐ That's why I'm going to New York.

515
00:28:32.625 --> 00:28:34.667
I sent her my demo,
and she wants to meet me.

516
00:28:35.167 --> 00:28:35.958
‐ What?

517
00:28:37.000 --> 00:28:37.833
Sorry.

518
00:28:38.625 --> 00:28:40.833
Wendy, this is insane.

519
00:28:40.833 --> 00:28:42.458
I mean, do you really think
she's gonna sign you?

520
00:28:42.458 --> 00:28:43.917
Maybe.

521
00:28:45.333 --> 00:28:46.708
If I get there.

522
00:28:46.708 --> 00:28:48.083
‐ Wow!

523
00:28:55.917 --> 00:28:57.208
He wants to sell Darling.

524
00:28:59.167 --> 00:29:00.375
What a shitty boyfriend.

525
00:29:00.375 --> 00:29:01.417
‐ Ex‐boyfriend.

526
00:29:03.167 --> 00:29:06.167
Look, I know this is all,
like, happening really fast,

527
00:29:06.167 --> 00:29:08.708
and I know you have your playlist
to finish and everything, I just,

528
00:29:10.292 --> 00:29:12.458
I‐‐ I really have to get to New York.

529
00:29:12.458 --> 00:29:14.042
My life depends on it.

530
00:29:15.083 --> 00:29:17.500
Like, Marcus, what are
the chances that we meet?

531
00:29:17.500 --> 00:29:19.042
Seriously, what are the chances?

532
00:29:19.042 --> 00:29:21.375
I mean, it's crazy. And I know
crazy is supposed to be a bad thing,

533
00:29:21.375 --> 00:29:25.000
but like... what if, just for right now,

534
00:29:26.583 --> 00:29:27.958
crazy is a good thing?

535
00:29:27.958 --> 00:29:29.042
What if

536
00:29:31.875 --> 00:29:33.333
crazy was supposed to happen?

537
00:29:41.042 --> 00:29:43.583
MARCUS:
My brain said, "Don't go with her.

538
00:29:43.583 --> 00:29:45.917
"You have a mission
that doesn't include being curb stomped

539
00:29:45.917 --> 00:29:48.000
by a crazy motorcycle murder‐man."

540
00:29:50.042 --> 00:29:51.042
But then again,

541
00:29:51.750 --> 00:29:54.167
my brain did have a gigantic tumor in it.

542
00:29:54.167 --> 00:29:55.458
VOICEMAIL:
Hey, it's Marcus.

543
00:29:55.458 --> 00:29:57.500
Leave me a message
or text me like a normal person.

544
00:29:57.500 --> 00:29:59.667
MARCUS: So how could I trust
what it said anyway?

545
00:30:01.375 --> 00:30:02.250
Ready?

546
00:30:04.500 --> 00:30:08.250
You! Me! Dancing! playing

547
00:30:55.583 --> 00:30:56.750
‐ Only 80?

548
00:31:00.958 --> 00:31:02.708
‐ All right.

549
00:31:04.333 --> 00:31:05.875
Take two!

550
00:31:07.792 --> 00:31:09.125
Whoo!

551
00:31:27.000 --> 00:31:29.250
The beats, yeah, they were coming
out the speakers

552
00:31:29.250 --> 00:31:32.000
straight in your sneakers

553
00:31:32.000 --> 00:31:34.708
‐ All right, do you want to try
doing it‐‐ push it back.

554
00:31:35.750 --> 00:31:36.625
Nice!

555
00:31:49.917 --> 00:31:50.958
MARCUS:
Wendy made me happy.

556
00:31:53.375 --> 00:31:54.375
Really happy.

557
00:31:55.625 --> 00:31:57.125
I didn't stand a chance.

558
00:32:09.375 --> 00:32:10.792
‐ Sold it, $120,

559
00:32:10.792 --> 00:32:11.750
gentleman in the front.
‐ What?

560
00:32:11.750 --> 00:32:14.042
She was like one of those
"caution, falling rocks" signs.

561
00:32:15.667 --> 00:32:17.583
Like, what am I gonna do
about falling rocks?

562
00:32:18.417 --> 00:32:19.917
How am I supposed
to take caution against that?

563
00:32:22.250 --> 00:32:24.000
If it happens, it happens.

564
00:32:25.500 --> 00:32:27.125
And oh my god, did it happen.

565
00:32:28.833 --> 00:32:30.667
‐ Aah!

566
00:33:05.625 --> 00:33:07.292
MARCUS:
Wendy was awesome.

567
00:33:09.375 --> 00:33:11.833
She was clever, she was funny,

568
00:33:13.458 --> 00:33:14.500
she was beautiful,

569
00:33:15.167 --> 00:33:16.958
and most of all, she was‐‐

570
00:33:16.958 --> 00:33:18.417
‐ Totally out of your league.

571
00:33:18.417 --> 00:33:20.125
‐ Says who?
LAURA: Says me.

572
00:33:20.125 --> 00:33:22.333
I mean, look at those
cheek bones, dude.

573
00:33:22.333 --> 00:33:23.750
She's like a hard nine.

574
00:33:24.458 --> 00:33:27.250
You're what? A soft six.

575
00:33:27.250 --> 00:33:29.958
‐ What? I'm at least like a seven, eight.

576
00:33:29.958 --> 00:33:31.083
‐ Six‐point‐five.

577
00:33:31.083 --> 00:33:32.875
‐ Well, it's subjective, so‐‐

578
00:33:32.875 --> 00:33:35.417
‐ Look, we just don't want you
coming home with a broken heart, okay.

579
00:33:35.417 --> 00:33:37.250
Those are really hard to fix.

580
00:33:37.250 --> 00:33:40.667
‐ My heart is the least of my worries.
It's my brain that's the issue.

581
00:33:40.667 --> 00:33:43.292
‐ Wait, you really like her?

582
00:33:45.208 --> 00:33:46.458
MARCUS: She's different.

583
00:33:48.250 --> 00:33:49.667
‐ Different is what I need right now.

584
00:33:50.792 --> 00:33:52.708
Uhh! All right, I gotta go.

585
00:33:52.708 --> 00:33:53.958
Don't worry about me, okay.

586
00:33:53.958 --> 00:33:55.792
‐ Please be safe!
‐ Try and get laid!

587
00:33:56.333 --> 00:33:57.333
‐ Bye.

588
00:34:03.500 --> 00:34:04.542
‐ Oh, hey,

589
00:34:05.292 --> 00:34:07.667
thank you for letting me use
your ancient dildo.

590
00:34:07.667 --> 00:34:09.500
‐ No, I hate it.
I'm definitely throwing it away.

591
00:34:09.500 --> 00:34:11.250
‐ No, you can't.

592
00:34:11.250 --> 00:34:14.625
It's like an artifact from
the sexual revolution. It's history.

593
00:34:14.625 --> 00:34:15.917
Just use it as a paperweight.

594
00:34:15.917 --> 00:34:18.000
‐ It's way too big to be a paperweight.

595
00:34:18.542 --> 00:34:20.083
‐ Marcus, it's not that big.

596
00:34:32.167 --> 00:34:34.542
Hmm, what do we have here?

597
00:34:35.042 --> 00:34:37.333
MARCUS: Jesus, what the hell
happened here?

598
00:34:37.833 --> 00:34:39.500
WENDY:
I think somebody had a party.

599
00:34:39.958 --> 00:34:41.917
Yech! Ohh!

600
00:34:41.917 --> 00:34:43.333
MARCUS: Oh my gosh.

601
00:34:43.333 --> 00:34:46.167
‐ What are you?
MARCUS: Very, very expired.

602
00:34:46.167 --> 00:34:48.542
‐ This thing looks like
it's from the Reagan administration.

603
00:34:48.542 --> 00:34:49.958
‐ Stay‐‐ stay away from it.

604
00:34:50.917 --> 00:34:52.750
No, let's leave it there.
What are you doing?

605
00:34:52.750 --> 00:34:54.167
Mr. Gorbachev,

606
00:34:54.167 --> 00:34:56.167
tear down this wall.
‐ Okay.

607
00:34:57.292 --> 00:35:00.542
Um, number 13 on my list is
"A Perfect Strike."

608
00:35:00.542 --> 00:35:04.083
If I, uh, kneel down by the pins,
do you think you can try to bowl one?

609
00:35:06.042 --> 00:35:08.000
‐ Yup. I'm a great bowler.

610
00:35:13.583 --> 00:35:14.583
‐ You sure about that?

611
00:35:14.583 --> 00:35:16.042
‐ I'm warming up.

612
00:35:16.792 --> 00:35:18.083
‐ Warm up.

613
00:35:24.333 --> 00:35:26.333
If you want, I can try
to put the bumpers up.

614
00:35:26.333 --> 00:35:27.833
‐ Lick my ass.

615
00:35:27.833 --> 00:35:29.208
‐ Hey, why don't we just switch.

616
00:35:29.583 --> 00:35:31.000
‐ What? No, I can do it!

617
00:35:32.417 --> 00:35:34.375
‐ Mmm. No, you can't.

618
00:35:34.375 --> 00:35:35.708
‐ Why? Because I'm a woman?

619
00:35:35.708 --> 00:35:38.292
‐ No, because you bowl
like a five‐year‐old.

620
00:35:38.292 --> 00:35:40.667
‐ Okay. Well, I bet you I can roll
a strike before you can.

621
00:35:40.667 --> 00:35:42.042
‐ Oh! You bet?

622
00:35:42.042 --> 00:35:42.917
‐ No. I mean‐‐

623
00:35:42.917 --> 00:35:45.125
‐ No, no! If you're so confident,
let's bet, come on!

624
00:35:45.125 --> 00:35:47.542
‐ Okay. Fine! Um,

625
00:35:47.542 --> 00:35:49.458
whoever rolls a strike first
is the winner,

626
00:35:49.458 --> 00:35:51.625
and the loser has to...

627
00:35:51.625 --> 00:35:53.208
‐ Kiss the winner.
‐ ...eat the Reagan dog.

628
00:35:55.042 --> 00:35:56.583
‐ Eat the Reagan dog.

629
00:35:56.583 --> 00:35:58.458
Yup, that's what I said.

630
00:36:01.083 --> 00:36:02.625
You ready?
‐ Mm‐hmm.

631
00:36:02.625 --> 00:36:03.958
‐ Okay.
‐ Okay.

632
00:36:03.958 --> 00:36:05.333
‐ Get ready to lose.

633
00:36:08.625 --> 00:36:10.333
Ohh!

634
00:36:10.333 --> 00:36:12.292
Damn.
‐ Not bad.

635
00:36:12.875 --> 00:36:15.375
‐ Yeah, yeah, go on.
Go roll another gutter.

636
00:36:17.625 --> 00:36:18.750
Not the gutter, remember?

637
00:36:18.750 --> 00:36:20.833
‐ Right. So the middle?

638
00:36:20.833 --> 00:36:22.625
‐ Well, ideally.
‐ Okay, okay.

639
00:36:29.000 --> 00:36:31.875
That's what they call "getting hustled."

640
00:36:33.042 --> 00:36:34.083
Here, you're gonna need this.

641
00:36:35.792 --> 00:36:37.250
Da‐da‐da‐na!

642
00:36:44.375 --> 00:36:46.917
Four more years!
Four more years!

643
00:36:46.917 --> 00:36:48.042
God damn it.

644
00:36:54.958 --> 00:36:56.042
‐ Hey, Marcus,

645
00:36:56.958 --> 00:36:59.167
let's go double or nothing
on some taquitos.

646
00:36:59.167 --> 00:37:01.375
MARCUS:
I hate you.

647
00:37:07.625 --> 00:37:09.125
‐ Uhh! Yeah!
‐ Damn!

648
00:37:09.542 --> 00:37:11.292
That was a good one.
‐ Uhh‐‐

649
00:37:12.583 --> 00:37:14.500
‐ Did you ever just watch hours
of YouTube videos

650
00:37:14.500 --> 00:37:15.542
of people cracking their back?

651
00:37:15.542 --> 00:37:17.958
‐ What? No.

652
00:37:19.042 --> 00:37:20.167
‐ Yeah, me either.

653
00:37:23.875 --> 00:37:24.958
‐ What is that smell?

654
00:37:27.500 --> 00:37:28.500
Is that you?

655
00:37:30.583 --> 00:37:32.333
Oh, you smell like a dead animal.

656
00:37:32.833 --> 00:37:34.208
‐ I don't smell, I just‐‐
‐ Um,

657
00:37:35.083 --> 00:37:36.792
let's go.
‐ Hey, where are you going?

658
00:37:36.792 --> 00:37:38.333
‐ I don't know, to find
a river or something.

659
00:37:38.333 --> 00:37:39.750
We need to clean you up.

660
00:37:39.750 --> 00:37:41.875
‐ You know, actually it's more likely
to drown in a river at night because‐‐

661
00:37:41.875 --> 00:37:43.625
because you can't...
‐ You are so lame!

662
00:37:44.208 --> 00:37:46.625
‐ ...tell how fast the rapids are going.
All right.

663
00:37:50.667 --> 00:37:54.125
Well, now I can add "getting mauled
by a bear" to the list.

664
00:37:55.667 --> 00:37:56.750
‐ Jackpot.

665
00:38:02.125 --> 00:38:03.125
What are you doing?

666
00:38:06.583 --> 00:38:09.250
‐ Rich people, man,
I don't pretend I understand them,

667
00:38:09.250 --> 00:38:12.000
but I will take advantage of them.

668
00:38:12.000 --> 00:38:13.375
‐ No, no, no, what about the river?

669
00:38:15.333 --> 00:38:17.292
‐ Well, I thought rivers were dangerous.

670
00:38:17.292 --> 00:38:18.917
‐ Yeah, but this is illegal.

671
00:38:18.917 --> 00:38:21.708
‐ Well, Marcus,
would you rather break the law

672
00:38:21.708 --> 00:38:23.000
or would you rather drown?

673
00:38:23.750 --> 00:38:25.208
‐ There's nothing in between?

674
00:38:28.000 --> 00:38:28.917
God.

675
00:38:35.958 --> 00:38:38.333
Yep, I'm a felon now, so that's cool.

676
00:38:49.042 --> 00:38:50.708
‐ Have you never seen a girl
in her underwear before?

677
00:38:52.333 --> 00:38:54.208
‐ Yeah. Like, dozens.

678
00:38:55.458 --> 00:38:56.333
‐ Okay.

679
00:39:09.000 --> 00:39:09.792
‐ No.

680
00:39:10.750 --> 00:39:12.583
No, no, we're not shampooing
in someone else's pool.

681
00:39:12.583 --> 00:39:13.458
That's where I draw the line.

682
00:39:13.458 --> 00:39:16.833
‐ Oh, well, you better draw it then.

683
00:39:18.458 --> 00:39:20.000
‐ Am I being hustled again?
‐ What?

684
00:39:21.000 --> 00:39:21.958
No.

685
00:39:22.792 --> 00:39:24.042
I pinkie promise.

686
00:39:29.833 --> 00:39:32.042
Woo‐hoo!
‐ Shut up.

687
00:39:37.125 --> 00:39:39.292
‐ Wait, wait, what are you doing?
Take your shirt off.

688
00:39:39.292 --> 00:39:41.750
‐ No, I swim with my shirt on.
‐ Why?

689
00:39:42.208 --> 00:39:43.333
That's weird.

690
00:39:43.333 --> 00:39:44.625
‐ No, it's not.
‐ Yes, it is.

691
00:39:44.625 --> 00:39:46.208
Just take it off.
‐ I don't want to.

692
00:39:46.625 --> 00:39:48.167
‐ Don't be lame. Why?

693
00:39:48.167 --> 00:39:49.250
‐ 'Cause I don't want to!

694
00:39:51.833 --> 00:39:52.708
‐ Fine.

695
00:39:53.833 --> 00:39:54.708
‐ Okay.

696
00:39:57.250 --> 00:39:59.042
Oh, Jesus, it's so cold!

697
00:39:59.042 --> 00:40:00.292
‐ Marcus, just‐‐ Shhh!
‐ Why didn't you tell me it was‐‐

698
00:40:00.292 --> 00:40:01.833
‐ We're gonna die‐‐

699
00:40:01.833 --> 00:40:03.375
MAN: Hey! Who is that?

700
00:40:05.583 --> 00:40:07.583
Get the hell out of my house!

701
00:40:08.250 --> 00:40:11.125
MARCUS: God!
WENDY: Go! Go! Go! Go!

702
00:40:14.375 --> 00:40:15.250
‐ Whoa!

703
00:40:15.250 --> 00:40:16.375
Ah! Ahh!

704
00:40:17.375 --> 00:40:18.958
WENDY:
Come on, you idiot!

705
00:40:23.417 --> 00:40:25.833
It was an indoor pool.
It wasn't that cold.

706
00:40:25.833 --> 00:40:27.792
‐ No, it was basically an ice rink.

707
00:40:31.292 --> 00:40:34.333
‐ Oh, dude, you really
gashed yourself up on that fall.

708
00:40:34.333 --> 00:40:35.458
‐ No, it's fine.

709
00:40:35.458 --> 00:40:38.750
‐ No, no. You need to Neosporin that

710
00:40:38.750 --> 00:40:40.458
before you turn into The Fly.

711
00:40:40.458 --> 00:40:41.583
‐ Don't worry about it.

712
00:40:42.083 --> 00:40:43.417
‐ It's gonna get infected.

713
00:40:44.083 --> 00:40:44.917
‐ No, it won't.

714
00:40:46.833 --> 00:40:47.708
‐ Marcus.

715
00:40:48.708 --> 00:40:49.917
Just let me fix it.

716
00:40:52.333 --> 00:40:53.583
Okay, yeah.

717
00:41:05.375 --> 00:41:07.833
Um, so this is gonna sting.

718
00:41:11.458 --> 00:41:12.667
Almost done.

719
00:41:14.583 --> 00:41:15.583
‐ Thanks.

720
00:41:17.583 --> 00:41:18.833
‐ What are friends for?

721
00:41:20.458 --> 00:41:21.500
‐ Are we friends?

722
00:41:24.458 --> 00:41:25.500
‐ Are we not?

723
00:41:26.958 --> 00:41:30.458
‐ No, I'm not saying we're not.
I was... just checking.

724
00:41:31.833 --> 00:41:33.000
I'm glad we're friends.

725
00:41:35.375 --> 00:41:36.750
‐ I get it.

726
00:41:36.750 --> 00:41:39.167
It's hard for girls
to be friends with you, isn't it?

727
00:41:39.917 --> 00:41:41.000
‐ What?

728
00:41:42.125 --> 00:41:45.708
‐ Well, I mean, for someone who's seen
"dozens of girls" in their underwear,

729
00:41:46.333 --> 00:41:49.708
I'm sure it's like you just want
to be friends with them

730
00:41:49.708 --> 00:41:51.583
but they always want something more.

731
00:41:52.750 --> 00:41:53.750
‐ Yeah.

732
00:41:55.500 --> 00:41:57.000
That for sure happens.

733
00:41:59.042 --> 00:42:01.042
‐ But... not us.

734
00:42:02.250 --> 00:42:03.375
We're just friends, right?

735
00:42:09.458 --> 00:42:11.708
So you're, you're not a virgin?

736
00:42:14.125 --> 00:42:15.083
‐ No.

737
00:42:16.750 --> 00:42:18.125
‐ You've had sex before?

738
00:42:21.958 --> 00:42:25.792
So you know how to...
give a woman what she wants?

739
00:42:31.333 --> 00:42:32.375
Good.

740
00:42:33.542 --> 00:42:36.250
Wouldn't want you going deaf
before you hear a girl orgasm.

741
00:42:37.917 --> 00:42:38.958
Good night, friend.

742
00:42:41.792 --> 00:42:42.792
‐ Good night.

743
00:42:51.125 --> 00:42:52.458
Chainsaw.

744
00:42:54.917 --> 00:42:56.583
Excuse me!

745
00:42:58.250 --> 00:42:59.792
Hey, excuse me!

746
00:43:00.250 --> 00:43:01.125
Hey!

747
00:43:01.625 --> 00:43:03.542
Are you cutting down another tree?

748
00:43:05.458 --> 00:43:07.167
Hey, can I record?

749
00:43:07.167 --> 00:43:08.625
Yeah. Tree?

750
00:44:06.750 --> 00:44:08.417
‐ Can I ask you something personal?

751
00:44:10.583 --> 00:44:11.500
‐ You can try.

752
00:44:12.000 --> 00:44:13.667
‐ Your ex‐boyfriend, Benjie.

753
00:44:17.625 --> 00:44:19.458
Just kinda seemed like a‐‐

754
00:44:19.458 --> 00:44:21.375
‐ Like a piece of shit?

755
00:44:22.875 --> 00:44:23.792
‐ Yeah.

756
00:44:24.917 --> 00:44:26.292
And so,

757
00:44:29.083 --> 00:44:30.833
I‐‐ I don't know, I was just wondering‐‐

758
00:44:30.833 --> 00:44:34.208
‐ Like, why I would date him
in the first place?

759
00:44:36.750 --> 00:44:37.750
‐ Yeah.

760
00:44:43.500 --> 00:44:46.958
‐ Sometimes, you... you meet people who

761
00:44:49.917 --> 00:44:53.125
really, really make you care about
what they think about you.

762
00:44:53.125 --> 00:44:55.125
Like, even if you hate them,

763
00:44:57.542 --> 00:45:00.167
for some reason,
you still want them to like you.

764
00:45:00.875 --> 00:45:02.375
It's like their superpower.

765
00:45:04.208 --> 00:45:06.417
‐ It's a pretty shitty superpower.

766
00:45:08.500 --> 00:45:13.208
‐ He always thought I was dumb
for wanting to be... a rockstar.

767
00:45:17.208 --> 00:45:19.500
‐ Well, it is dumb to want
to be a rockstar.

768
00:45:22.375 --> 00:45:25.125
‘Cause you already are one.

769
00:45:30.375 --> 00:45:31.958
Roller rink!

770
00:45:41.333 --> 00:45:44.042
Well, there's too many people.
I can't get a clean take.

771
00:45:44.042 --> 00:45:45.542
‐ Oh my god. Watch it!

772
00:45:45.542 --> 00:45:47.875
ANNOUNCER: Okay, skaters,
time to grab yourself a partner

773
00:45:47.875 --> 00:45:49.208
and slow things down.

774
00:45:49.208 --> 00:45:51.500
Because it's couple's skate,
and Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now.

775
00:45:51.500 --> 00:45:52.833
‐ Ah, I love this song

776
00:45:52.833 --> 00:45:54.083
‐ Me too.

777
00:45:54.083 --> 00:45:57.250
playing

778
00:46:01.708 --> 00:46:03.208
Hey, maybe we should‐‐

779
00:46:04.167 --> 00:46:05.958
‐ Whoa! Okay.

780
00:46:06.292 --> 00:46:07.875
Okay, you know what? That's it.

781
00:46:07.875 --> 00:46:09.375
Give me that thing.

782
00:46:09.375 --> 00:46:11.208
‐ What? Why?
‐ Give me‐‐

783
00:46:11.208 --> 00:46:13.083
Just keep skating.

784
00:46:15.042 --> 00:46:17.500
‐ Where are you going?
WENDY: Just keep skating.

785
00:46:26.250 --> 00:46:31.208
don't ever look back

786
00:46:33.208 --> 00:46:34.875
‐ Sorry. Sorry.

787
00:46:35.292 --> 00:46:36.250
Sorry.

788
00:46:36.250 --> 00:46:39.667
Baby, we can make it
if we're heart to heart

789
00:46:51.083 --> 00:46:51.958
MAN: Come on!

790
00:46:52.917 --> 00:46:55.792
‐ Wendy,
I think there's a fire.

791
00:46:55.792 --> 00:46:57.792
‐ No, there's not. I pulled the alarm.

792
00:46:57.792 --> 00:46:59.333
‐ What? Why?

793
00:47:00.000 --> 00:47:00.958
‐ For us.

794
00:47:02.208 --> 00:47:03.917
We are the fire.

795
00:47:03.917 --> 00:47:04.708
Come on.

796
00:47:06.542 --> 00:47:08.125
‐ Oh yeah!

797
00:47:13.083 --> 00:47:17.500
I will stay here with you

798
00:47:30.625 --> 00:47:32.500
‐ Are you okay?

799
00:47:32.500 --> 00:47:33.875
‐ Yeah. Are you?
‐ Yeah.

800
00:47:33.875 --> 00:47:38.750
Put your arms around me, baby,
don't ever let go

801
00:47:43.750 --> 00:47:47.833
if we're heart to heart

802
00:47:47.833 --> 00:47:49.167
‐ What does that mean?

803
00:47:51.583 --> 00:47:53.125
‐ It means my ass is soaked.

804
00:48:01.250 --> 00:48:02.250
‐ Did I get it?

805
00:48:03.375 --> 00:48:05.417
‐ Perfect.
‐ Yay!

806
00:48:08.042 --> 00:48:10.250
WENDY:
This was a terrible idea.

807
00:48:10.250 --> 00:48:11.708
‐ Terrible.

808
00:48:32.167 --> 00:48:33.917
MARCUS: Do you have my mic?
‐ Yeah.

809
00:48:33.917 --> 00:48:35.208
‐ Thanks.

810
00:48:35.208 --> 00:48:37.458
‐ Um, so I'm gonna go check
some voice mails.

811
00:48:37.458 --> 00:48:38.417
‐ You're not coming?

812
00:48:38.417 --> 00:48:41.583
‐ No offense, but "Cows Sound
Kinda Cool I Guess,"

813
00:48:41.583 --> 00:48:43.542
uh, sounds like something you wrote
when you were high.

814
00:48:43.542 --> 00:48:46.083
‐ Cows, okay, are
under‐appreciated animals,

815
00:48:46.083 --> 00:48:48.417
and I happen to think
they sound kinda cool, so‐‐

816
00:48:48.958 --> 00:48:50.708
‐ Hey, man, don't let me stop you.

817
00:48:58.250 --> 00:48:59.958
You gotta talk to her sometime.

818
00:48:59.958 --> 00:49:01.583
‐ I thought you had voice mails to check?

819
00:49:14.917 --> 00:49:16.083
VOICE MESSAGING SYSTEM:
Message one.

820
00:49:16.083 --> 00:49:18.250
BENJIE: I swear to God,
if you don't pick up your phone,

821
00:49:18.250 --> 00:49:19.417
I'm gonna come down there‐‐

822
00:49:19.417 --> 00:49:20.667
VOICE MESSAGING SYSTEM:
Message deleted.

823
00:49:21.083 --> 00:49:22.125
Next message.

824
00:49:22.125 --> 00:49:24.417
BENJIE:
I am so sorry, okay.

825
00:49:24.417 --> 00:49:26.375
You‐‐ Look, you know how I get
when I get angry.

826
00:49:26.375 --> 00:49:27.542
VOICE MESSAGING SYSTEM:
Message deleted.

827
00:49:28.167 --> 00:49:29.208
Next message.

828
00:49:29.208 --> 00:49:31.667
PAUL: This is Paul from New York
confirming for tomorrow.

829
00:49:31.667 --> 00:49:32.625
Can't wait to see what you got.

830
00:49:32.625 --> 00:49:35.083
‐ Hey, girl,
you got a moo for me?

831
00:49:36.917 --> 00:49:37.667
Okay.

832
00:49:40.542 --> 00:49:41.625
Just one moo,

833
00:49:42.292 --> 00:49:43.708
that's all I need.

834
00:49:43.708 --> 00:49:46.375
BENJIE: And to think
I wasted so many years

835
00:49:46.375 --> 00:49:48.958
pretending I liked
your shitty, boring songs.

836
00:49:48.958 --> 00:49:51.083
You know that's why I came
up to you in the first place, right?

837
00:49:51.083 --> 00:49:53.333
I was like, "Damn, she's hot.

838
00:49:53.333 --> 00:49:54.750
"Maybe if I tell her
she got a nice voice,

839
00:49:54.750 --> 00:49:56.375
she'll take off her shirt
and suck on my‐‐"

840
00:49:56.375 --> 00:49:57.500
VOICE MESSAGING SYSTEM:
Message deleted.

841
00:50:00.667 --> 00:50:03.083
‐ I think we're, uh, I think
we're running out of tape.

842
00:50:04.167 --> 00:50:05.333
You got one in there?

843
00:50:07.375 --> 00:50:09.500
Sir, d‐‐ uh, does she moo?

844
00:50:11.500 --> 00:50:13.583
Is there one that moos more?

845
00:50:30.667 --> 00:50:31.958
Hey.
‐ Hey.

846
00:50:33.083 --> 00:50:34.167
‐ How'd the voicemails go?

847
00:50:36.000 --> 00:50:37.042
‐ Not great.

848
00:50:37.833 --> 00:50:38.708
How'd your moo go?

849
00:50:39.542 --> 00:50:40.583
‐ Not great.

850
00:50:49.000 --> 00:50:51.125
I think the next town's
about 30 minutes away‐‐

851
00:50:51.125 --> 00:50:53.458
‐ I need a drink. Do you want a drink?

852
00:50:54.417 --> 00:50:55.125
‐ Yeah.

853
00:50:56.125 --> 00:50:57.500
Yeah, we could get a drink.

854
00:50:59.083 --> 00:51:00.250
‐ You've drank before, right?

855
00:51:00.625 --> 00:51:03.792
‐ Yeah. I've... been drunk
a bunch of times.

856
00:51:05.333 --> 00:51:06.583
‐ Cool, dude.

857
00:51:07.125 --> 00:51:10.000
‐ Uh, but come to think of it,
I'll probably just have a sip or two.

858
00:51:10.000 --> 00:51:11.042
‐ Whatever. Fine.

859
00:51:22.458 --> 00:51:25.583
MARCUS: And, like,
you're like a hard nine,

860
00:51:26.250 --> 00:51:28.458
and I'm like a soft six‐point‐five.

861
00:51:29.250 --> 00:51:32.167
And I know I'm supposed
to play "hard to get"

862
00:51:32.167 --> 00:51:35.417
but look at me, I'm so easy to get.

863
00:51:37.458 --> 00:51:40.042
‐ Okay. Okay, okay.

864
00:51:40.500 --> 00:51:42.708
All right. I think you've had enough.
‐ No!

865
00:51:48.833 --> 00:51:50.792
Why didn't you ask me about my scar?

866
00:51:53.375 --> 00:51:56.250
‐ I just figured you've answered
enough questions about it.

867
00:51:57.875 --> 00:51:58.833
‐ Yeah.

868
00:51:59.708 --> 00:52:04.333
Usually that's the case, but right now,
I kinda want to talk about it.

869
00:52:06.125 --> 00:52:07.000
‐ Okay.

870
00:52:09.625 --> 00:52:11.000
‐ Can you ask me about my scar?

871
00:52:11.500 --> 00:52:12.500
‐ Oh yeah.

872
00:52:12.500 --> 00:52:14.125
‐ Okay.

873
00:52:14.125 --> 00:52:15.708
‐ Hey, what's up with that scar?

874
00:52:15.708 --> 00:52:17.500
‐ Oh, thanks for asking.

875
00:52:19.125 --> 00:52:22.208
I, um, I got it when I was a kid.

876
00:52:23.667 --> 00:52:25.500
My house burned down,

877
00:52:26.000 --> 00:52:30.375
and my big brother Alex

878
00:52:30.375 --> 00:52:31.958
died rescuing me.

879
00:52:34.042 --> 00:52:36.458
‐ Oh, I'm... I'm sorry.

880
00:52:36.958 --> 00:52:38.000
‐ Mm, don't be.

881
00:52:40.833 --> 00:52:44.583
‐ I know it's no consolation,
but, um, it's a pretty badass scar.

882
00:52:44.583 --> 00:52:46.625
‐ Nah. It's ugly.

883
00:52:47.458 --> 00:52:51.458
But, you know, I'd rather have
an ugly reminder

884
00:52:51.458 --> 00:52:55.167
that love exists than no reminder at all.

885
00:52:59.500 --> 00:53:00.917
You would have liked him.

886
00:53:01.417 --> 00:53:04.250
He also wanted to be a musician,

887
00:53:04.250 --> 00:53:08.333
and... yeah, he was awesome.

888
00:53:09.375 --> 00:53:12.000
But, you know, he had
to give that up to save me.

889
00:53:14.208 --> 00:53:16.000
He gave up his dream

890
00:53:17.000 --> 00:53:18.250
to save me.

891
00:53:20.750 --> 00:53:23.208
And I look at you,

892
00:53:23.208 --> 00:53:26.708
and I see that you're still chasing
your dream

893
00:53:26.708 --> 00:53:29.417
even after all the shit
you've been through.

894
00:53:30.417 --> 00:53:34.125
And... I don't know,

895
00:53:35.583 --> 00:53:38.542
I just hope that one day you look at me

896
00:53:38.542 --> 00:53:40.083
the same way I look at you.

897
00:53:47.500 --> 00:53:49.292
‐ That's a silly thing to say.

898
00:53:58.292 --> 00:53:59.250
BOTH: Ohh!

899
00:53:59.250 --> 00:54:00.833
MARCUS: Oh no, I ruined it.

900
00:54:02.000 --> 00:54:03.083
WENDY: Yeah.

901
00:54:03.542 --> 00:54:04.417
MARCUS: I'm sorry.

902
00:54:07.042 --> 00:54:08.375
WENDY: Hey, Marcus.

903
00:54:10.625 --> 00:54:12.042
Marcus!

904
00:54:13.292 --> 00:54:14.917
‐ Where are we?

905
00:54:14.917 --> 00:54:16.917
‐ Welcome to your first hangover.

906
00:54:17.833 --> 00:54:20.542
‐ Oh my God! My head.

907
00:54:20.542 --> 00:54:23.708
Oh, if this is what hangovers are,
I'm never drinking again.

908
00:54:24.125 --> 00:54:25.500
It hurts so much.

909
00:54:26.417 --> 00:54:28.167
‐ Well, this might make you feel better.

910
00:54:29.167 --> 00:54:30.333
MARCUS:
Oh my God, we made it.

911
00:54:30.958 --> 00:54:32.292
We made it.

912
00:54:33.583 --> 00:54:35.750
Oh, wait, wait, I had a... I had a song.

913
00:54:35.750 --> 00:54:37.500
I had a song queued for this.

914
00:54:39.375 --> 00:54:41.333
VOICE ASSISTANT:
Bluetooth connection lost.

915
00:54:41.333 --> 00:54:42.667
‐ No, no, no.

916
00:54:42.667 --> 00:54:43.875
VOICE ASSISTANT:
No devices found.

917
00:54:43.875 --> 00:54:45.542
MARCUS:
Come on, sync.

918
00:54:45.542 --> 00:54:46.625
VOICE ASSISTANT:
Searching for connection.

919
00:54:46.625 --> 00:54:48.417
MARCUS:
Bluetooth, you're ruining the moment.

920
00:54:48.417 --> 00:54:49.625
VOICE ASSISTANT:
No devices found.

921
00:54:49.625 --> 00:54:51.000
MARCUS:
Connect.

922
00:54:51.000 --> 00:54:52.167
VOICE ASSISTANT:
Bluetooth connected.

923
00:54:52.167 --> 00:54:53.167
MARCUS:
Yeah.

924
00:54:54.500 --> 00:54:57.542
Rhapsody in Blue playing

925
00:55:15.833 --> 00:55:17.500
ANNOUNCER ON SPEAKER:
Next stop, 42nd Street‐‐

926
00:56:12.333 --> 00:56:14.333
WENDY: Technically,
she's my grandmother's cousin,

927
00:56:14.333 --> 00:56:16.792
but I've always just called her my aunt.

928
00:56:16.792 --> 00:56:17.583
MARCUS: Okay.

929
00:56:19.583 --> 00:56:21.500
‐ Um, hey, by the way,
she was kicked by a deer

930
00:56:21.500 --> 00:56:23.750
in the head when she was five, so just‐‐

931
00:56:24.667 --> 00:56:26.042
WOMAN: Hello!
WENDY: Hi!

932
00:56:26.042 --> 00:56:28.042
WOMAN: Hello! Come in. Come in.
‐ Hi, Aunt Delilah.

933
00:56:28.042 --> 00:56:29.333
AUNT DELILAH:
Oh, it's cold out there.

934
00:56:30.958 --> 00:56:32.083
Oh, Wendy.
‐ Hi!

935
00:56:32.083 --> 00:56:34.208
AUNT DELILAH: It's so good to see you.
‐ You too!

936
00:56:34.208 --> 00:56:36.958
AUNT DELILAH:
Oh my gosh. Aww.

937
00:56:36.958 --> 00:56:38.792
‐ Um, this is Marcus.
This is the kid I told you about.

938
00:56:38.792 --> 00:56:39.875
‐ Oh.

939
00:56:40.375 --> 00:56:42.875
Oh, are you the one that's going blind?

940
00:56:42.875 --> 00:56:45.750
‐ Uh, no. Actually, I'm going deaf.

941
00:56:45.750 --> 00:56:47.417
‐ Oh! Thank goodness.

942
00:56:47.417 --> 00:56:49.917
Oh my gosh, can you imagine going blind?

943
00:56:49.917 --> 00:56:52.125
‐ Yeah, no, it sounds awful.

944
00:56:53.250 --> 00:56:55.375
‐ Sounds! Deaf!

945
00:56:56.458 --> 00:56:57.583
I get it.
WENDY: Right.

946
00:56:57.583 --> 00:57:00.000
‐ I get it. Here, follow me.

947
00:57:01.708 --> 00:57:03.333
Oh! Oh!

948
00:57:21.000 --> 00:57:23.667
‐ You were a cute baby.
‐ Jesus!

949
00:57:25.083 --> 00:57:26.208
You scared me.

950
00:57:27.000 --> 00:57:29.583
‐ How stoked do you think
kid Wendy would be to see you right now?

951
00:57:29.583 --> 00:57:33.000
‐ I don't think three‐year‐old Wendy knew
who Sylvie Scar was.

952
00:57:33.000 --> 00:57:35.583
‐ Yeah, but she'd see that your dreams
were about to come true.

953
00:57:35.583 --> 00:57:37.000
‐ Since when do you drink tea?

954
00:57:37.708 --> 00:57:39.208
‐ Since your aunt insisted.

955
00:57:40.500 --> 00:57:41.625
It's actually not bad.

956
00:57:44.292 --> 00:57:48.042
Although I did just find
a LEGO Minifigure in it.

957
00:57:48.042 --> 00:57:51.042
‐ Yeah, she does that to make sure
the tea bag doesn't get lonely.

958
00:57:52.083 --> 00:57:53.375
‐ All right, that's pretty cute.

959
00:57:58.042 --> 00:57:58.958
You almost ready?

960
00:58:00.125 --> 00:58:01.708
‐ Yeah, um,

961
00:58:01.708 --> 00:58:02.833
I just need a minute.

962
00:58:03.417 --> 00:58:04.292
‐ Okay.

963
00:58:04.958 --> 00:58:06.083
Cool.

964
00:58:06.083 --> 00:58:07.083
I'll go hang out with your aunt.

965
00:58:07.708 --> 00:58:08.750
‐ Have fun.

966
00:58:14.167 --> 00:58:16.292
‐ Okay, I think I'm this way.

967
00:58:17.000 --> 00:58:19.083
‐ Yeah, um, I'm down here.

968
00:58:19.833 --> 00:58:21.083
‐ Okay. Well‐‐

969
00:58:26.000 --> 00:58:27.500
Sing your heart out, Wendy Green.

970
00:58:28.208 --> 00:58:29.375
Sylvie's gonna love you.

971
00:58:31.250 --> 00:58:33.292
‐ Thanks. I will.

972
00:58:35.417 --> 00:58:36.625
‐ Hey.

973
00:58:37.958 --> 00:58:38.833
You okay?

974
00:58:39.292 --> 00:58:41.000
‐ Uh, yeah. I'm just nervous.

975
00:58:55.542 --> 00:58:58.000
VOICE ASSISTANT:
You have arrived at your destination.

976
00:59:18.833 --> 00:59:19.792
MARCUS: Dennis?

977
00:59:21.875 --> 00:59:22.792
‐ Marcus?

978
00:59:23.917 --> 00:59:24.833
‐ Hey.

979
00:59:25.458 --> 00:59:27.625
‐ Wait right there. Dewey, take this.
DEWEY: Yeah.

980
00:59:27.625 --> 00:59:30.125
‐ Dude! Marcus Lund.

981
00:59:30.125 --> 00:59:32.667
He lives and breathes.
Bring it in, brother.

982
00:59:32.667 --> 00:59:34.375
Oh my God!

983
00:59:35.125 --> 00:59:36.750
Look at you. You work out?

984
00:59:36.750 --> 00:59:37.750
‐ Uh‐‐
‐ Huh?

985
00:59:37.750 --> 00:59:39.458
‐ P. E.
‐ Come on.

986
00:59:39.458 --> 00:59:40.667
I can't get over this.

987
00:59:40.667 --> 00:59:43.458
You look so much like your brother,
it is blowing my mind.

988
00:59:43.458 --> 00:59:44.792
It's all in the eyes.

989
00:59:45.208 --> 00:59:45.958
‐ Thanks.

990
00:59:45.958 --> 00:59:47.917
‐ Let me get that cassette tape.
I'll be right back, all right?

991
00:59:53.125 --> 00:59:54.792
DENNIS: There she is.

992
00:59:55.375 --> 00:59:56.625
Check it out.

993
00:59:56.625 --> 00:59:58.542
It's the only demo I could find.

994
00:59:58.542 --> 00:59:59.833
You know, we were mostly a punk band,

995
00:59:59.833 --> 01:00:02.625
but, uh, this is one
of his more softer songs.

996
01:00:03.583 --> 01:00:04.917
Would never play it live.

997
01:00:15.250 --> 01:00:16.500
All right.

998
01:00:19.292 --> 01:00:22.417
Uh, this is Through the Smoke,

999
01:00:23.083 --> 01:00:24.208
take... four?

1000
01:00:48.708 --> 01:00:50.042
‐ He's so good.

1001
01:01:08.458 --> 01:01:11.000
‐ Did he write these lyrics?
DENNIS: Oh yeah.

1002
01:01:18.625 --> 01:01:21.958
‐ You know, in retrospect, I guess I wish
I would have paid more attention to them,

1003
01:01:24.750 --> 01:01:26.167
but I was young.

1004
01:01:26.167 --> 01:01:27.542
I didn't think about it.

1005
01:01:28.125 --> 01:01:29.667
I just thought they sounded cool.

1006
01:01:30.958 --> 01:01:32.333
‐ What are you talking about?

1007
01:01:36.708 --> 01:01:41.083
‐ I mean, you know, uh,
the‐‐ the whole fire thing.

1008
01:01:41.958 --> 01:01:43.583
‐ What about it?

1009
01:01:43.583 --> 01:01:47.250
‐ You know, how he...
how he started it and everything.

1010
01:01:52.417 --> 01:01:54.208
Okay, you know what? Maybe we should‐‐
‐ No.

1011
01:01:55.125 --> 01:01:58.292
Alex didn't start the fire,
he saved me from it.

1012
01:02:01.292 --> 01:02:02.917
That's the only reason I'm alive.

1013
01:02:04.125 --> 01:02:06.292
‐ You know, maybe you should talk
to your parents.

1014
01:02:06.292 --> 01:02:09.042
‐ No, I'm talking to you right now.

1015
01:02:09.667 --> 01:02:10.833
Let's talk.

1016
01:02:12.917 --> 01:02:14.792
My brother was a hero.

1017
01:02:15.875 --> 01:02:17.375
He saved my life.

1018
01:02:20.875 --> 01:02:24.583
‐ Look, man, I am really sorry,
but that's just,

1019
01:02:25.792 --> 01:02:27.375
that's not what happened.

1020
01:02:38.917 --> 01:02:41.375
Alex started the fire.

1021
01:02:51.208 --> 01:02:54.167
It was a... you know,

1022
01:02:57.875 --> 01:02:59.792
it was a suicide, man.

1023
01:03:07.208 --> 01:03:10.083
The whole scene, we were devastated.
We loved Alex.

1024
01:03:10.083 --> 01:03:13.417
Oh, come on, man, I'm really sorry.
I‐‐ I thought you knew.

1025
01:03:24.542 --> 01:03:25.500
‐ Marcus!

1026
01:03:26.583 --> 01:03:27.792
Marcus, where are you?

1027
01:03:28.458 --> 01:03:31.083
Marcus, ar‐‐ are you okay, sweetheart?
Are you okay?

1028
01:03:31.083 --> 01:03:32.750
‐ Is it true about Alex?

1029
01:03:37.417 --> 01:03:38.417
Mom?

1030
01:03:52.208 --> 01:03:53.000
Wendy!

1031
01:03:53.000 --> 01:03:55.417
‐ Oh goodie! You're just
in time for dinner.

1032
01:03:55.417 --> 01:03:56.708
‐ Is Wendy here?
‐ We're having raisins,

1033
01:03:56.708 --> 01:03:58.000
and carrots‐‐

1034
01:03:58.000 --> 01:03:59.833
‐ Delilah, is Wendy here?

1035
01:03:59.833 --> 01:04:03.583
‐ Um, well, she came back,
and then she grabbed all her stuff,

1036
01:04:03.583 --> 01:04:04.958
and then she called a taxi.

1037
01:04:04.958 --> 01:04:06.208
‐ What?

1038
01:04:06.208 --> 01:04:07.792
Where?
‐ Penn Station.

1039
01:04:08.958 --> 01:04:10.958
VOICEMAIL: Hi, it's Wendy.
Leave a message.

1040
01:04:20.875 --> 01:04:22.667
ANNOUNCER:
West Gate, track 12.

1041
01:04:22.667 --> 01:04:24.958
West Gate, track 12.

1042
01:04:32.750 --> 01:04:33.375
‐ Wendy.

1043
01:04:34.083 --> 01:04:35.042
‐ Marcus?

1044
01:04:35.625 --> 01:04:36.958
Wha‐‐ what are you doing here?

1045
01:04:36.958 --> 01:04:38.042
‐ What are you doing here?

1046
01:04:38.042 --> 01:04:39.875
‐ Uh, nothing. I'm‐‐ I guess
I was looking for you.

1047
01:04:39.875 --> 01:04:40.917
MAN: Excuse me.

1048
01:04:40.917 --> 01:04:42.208
‐ Shit!

1049
01:04:43.917 --> 01:04:45.375
Wendy, where's Darling?

1050
01:04:45.375 --> 01:04:46.292
‐ Um,

1051
01:04:47.958 --> 01:04:49.625
I sold her to a dealer.

1052
01:04:49.625 --> 01:04:50.667
MAN:
Hey, lady, you dropped this.

1053
01:04:50.667 --> 01:04:52.083
‐ What about Sylvie?
What about your meeting?

1054
01:04:52.083 --> 01:04:53.542
‐ Uh, yeah, I'll be right there.

1055
01:04:54.375 --> 01:04:56.333
‐ I made it up.
‐ No, no, you sent her your demo.

1056
01:04:56.333 --> 01:04:57.333
She said she wanted to meet you‐‐

1057
01:04:57.333 --> 01:04:58.583
‐ Marcus. I made it up.

1058
01:04:58.583 --> 01:05:00.583
Hey, hands off.
‐ You lied to me?

1059
01:05:00.583 --> 01:05:01.750
MAN: It's in everyone's way.
‐ Um‐‐

1060
01:05:01.750 --> 01:05:03.208
‐ You lied to me for a ride?
‐ What?

1061
01:05:03.208 --> 01:05:05.333
No. No, no, no‐‐
‐ What the hell is wrong with you?

1062
01:05:05.333 --> 01:05:07.625
‐ Marcus, I was in
an abusive relationship.

1063
01:05:07.625 --> 01:05:10.208
I was making music
that no one wanted to hear.

1064
01:05:10.208 --> 01:05:13.458
Darling is my ticket out.
To a normal life.

1065
01:05:13.458 --> 01:05:15.875
Like, some people,
they don't achieve their dreams‐‐

1066
01:05:15.875 --> 01:05:16.542
‐ Stop!

1067
01:05:16.542 --> 01:05:18.125
‐ Some people just have to live
normal lives, and that's okay!

1068
01:05:18.125 --> 01:05:20.833
‐ Okay. Well, I'm glad I let you live
your dream before you gave it up.

1069
01:05:21.958 --> 01:05:23.042
‐ Come on, Marcus. That's not fair.

1070
01:05:23.042 --> 01:05:24.500
‐ Bye, Wendy.
‐ Marcus!

1071
01:05:26.125 --> 01:05:27.292
Marcus.

1072
01:05:32.167 --> 01:05:34.583
Yeah, I'm coming. Back off!

1073
01:05:52.250 --> 01:05:53.292
‐ Marcus?

1074
01:06:14.417 --> 01:06:15.125
‐ Hey!

1075
01:06:15.667 --> 01:06:17.125
‐ Sorry, we're closed. Come back tomorrow.

1076
01:06:17.125 --> 01:06:18.333
‐ Did Marcus come back here?

1077
01:06:20.875 --> 01:06:23.917
‐ Oh. Uh, no, he did not. Why?

1078
01:06:23.917 --> 01:06:25.583
Hey, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

1079
01:06:25.583 --> 01:06:28.458
If you see him, can you give this
to him for me?

1080
01:06:29.125 --> 01:06:32.208
I mean, I doubt he'll even want it,
but just in case.

1081
01:06:32.208 --> 01:06:33.542
‐ Why wouldn't he want this?

1082
01:06:34.458 --> 01:06:37.542
‐ Oh boy, I really have
to do this twice today?

1083
01:06:38.875 --> 01:06:40.083
Great.

1084
01:06:44.917 --> 01:06:50.500
Is it really this fun
when you're on my mind

1085
01:06:54.958 --> 01:07:00.792
to be in your life

1086
01:08:05.417 --> 01:08:10.958
when you're on my mind

1087
01:08:15.500 --> 01:08:18.667
to be in your life

1088
01:08:26.958 --> 01:08:28.375
PARAMEDIC:
Sir? Sir, can you hear me?

1089
01:08:31.250 --> 01:08:32.667
PARAMEDIC:
Sir, do you know where you are?

1090
01:10:11.625 --> 01:10:15.333
‐ Alex was diagnosed with bipolar one
when he was 13.

1091
01:10:17.958 --> 01:10:21.958
He struggled with anxiety
and depression and psychosis.

1092
01:10:23.250 --> 01:10:25.542
He took medication and normally he was,

1093
01:10:27.500 --> 01:10:29.042
he was the Alex you remember.

1094
01:10:32.333 --> 01:10:34.458
But sometimes, he would have

1095
01:10:35.417 --> 01:10:36.625
"episodes,"

1096
01:10:39.333 --> 01:10:40.875
and he wouldn't be Alex anymore.

1097
01:10:48.500 --> 01:10:49.958
‐ Why didn't you tell me?

1098
01:10:57.292 --> 01:10:58.417
‐ You were young.

1099
01:11:00.708 --> 01:11:02.917
Somehow after the fire,

1100
01:11:02.917 --> 01:11:05.958
when you woke up, you were convinced
that Alex had saved you.

1101
01:11:09.458 --> 01:11:11.125
I couldn't take that away from you.

1102
01:11:21.625 --> 01:11:23.083
To be really honest,

1103
01:11:27.292 --> 01:11:28.958
it was easier to let you believe that.

1104
01:11:32.917 --> 01:11:35.000
‐ He set fire to the house with me in it,

1105
01:11:37.417 --> 01:11:40.083
and you let me believe this whole time
that he was some big hero?

1106
01:11:40.083 --> 01:11:43.333
‐ Alex did not set fire to that house,
his sickness did.

1107
01:11:46.208 --> 01:11:47.292
Marcus‐‐

1108
01:11:47.917 --> 01:11:49.250
‐ How do you live with yourself

1109
01:11:50.542 --> 01:11:52.042
lying to your son like that?

1110
01:12:01.708 --> 01:12:03.625
‐ You can hate me right now. It's okay.

1111
01:12:04.250 --> 01:12:05.333
It's okay.

1112
01:12:06.208 --> 01:12:07.750
Just don't hate Alex.

1113
01:12:08.917 --> 01:12:10.750
Because he was a good kid,

1114
01:12:11.125 --> 01:12:13.125
and he fought his demons every day,

1115
01:12:13.125 --> 01:12:15.625
and he was as much of a victim as you are.

1116
01:12:16.500 --> 01:12:18.458
‐ I guess I didn't really know who he was.

1117
01:12:18.458 --> 01:12:19.417
‐ Yes, you did.

1118
01:12:19.417 --> 01:12:20.625
Marcus, look at me.

1119
01:12:21.875 --> 01:12:23.375
The Alex you knew was real,

1120
01:12:24.750 --> 01:12:26.542
and he loved you so much‐‐

1121
01:12:26.542 --> 01:12:27.917
‐ Bullshit!

1122
01:12:27.917 --> 01:12:29.375
‐ Marcus‐‐
‐ Don't "Marcus" me.

1123
01:12:30.875 --> 01:12:33.875
I drove across the country
to hear his voice

1124
01:12:34.625 --> 01:12:37.292
only to realize that everything
I thought I knew,

1125
01:12:37.292 --> 01:12:39.583
everything I based my life on, was a lie,

1126
01:12:39.583 --> 01:12:41.583
because you didn't have
the courage to tell me the truth.

1127
01:12:41.583 --> 01:12:42.583
‐ I was trying to protect you‐‐

1128
01:12:42.583 --> 01:12:45.375
‐ Yeah, well, you're not really good
at protecting your fucking kids, are you?

1129
01:12:56.875 --> 01:12:57.875
‐ I'm so sorry.

1130
01:13:40.250 --> 01:13:41.458
VOICEMAIL:
Hey, it's Marcus.

1131
01:13:41.458 --> 01:13:43.667
Leave me a message or text me
like a normal person.

1132
01:16:03.708 --> 01:16:04.583
AUCTIONEER: Sold it,

1133
01:16:04.583 --> 01:16:06.625
$120, gentleman in the front.

1134
01:16:12.583 --> 01:16:13.708
MARCUS: What do you think they're saying?

1135
01:16:14.792 --> 01:16:16.208
WENDY:
They're probably flirting.

1136
01:16:41.208 --> 01:16:42.333
MARCUS:
Ladies and gentlemen,

1137
01:16:42.333 --> 01:16:46.333
we are very lucky to be listening
to the very first recording

1138
01:16:46.333 --> 01:16:50.000
of the world's next overnight sensation.

1139
01:16:51.750 --> 01:16:53.458
MARCUS:
I'm happy to have met you, Wendy.

1140
01:16:54.417 --> 01:16:56.667
Don't forget me
when you're all famous, all right?

1141
01:17:25.417 --> 01:17:26.625
Please.

1142
01:17:26.625 --> 01:17:28.417
Selling it was a huge mistake.

1143
01:17:28.417 --> 01:17:30.333
‐ Sorry. All sales are final.

1144
01:17:30.333 --> 01:17:33.667
‐ Come on, man, you have no idea
how much that guitar means to me.

1145
01:17:33.667 --> 01:17:34.708
‐ Buy it back.

1146
01:17:35.417 --> 01:17:37.500
‐ It's twice what I sold it for.

1147
01:17:37.500 --> 01:17:39.208
‐ Sorry, sweetheart, a deal's a deal.

1148
01:17:39.208 --> 01:17:40.458
‐ I don't have that kind of money.

1149
01:17:40.458 --> 01:17:41.542
‐ What are you, deaf?

1150
01:18:52.750 --> 01:18:54.000
WENDY: Hey, it's me.

1151
01:18:55.250 --> 01:18:57.958
I know you're probably
still mad at me, and, uh...

1152
01:19:00.417 --> 01:19:01.625
I don't blame you.

1153
01:19:02.583 --> 01:19:04.583
I really put you through the wringer.

1154
01:19:07.125 --> 01:19:09.000
I found out about your brother, Marcus.

1155
01:19:09.833 --> 01:19:11.167
I'm so sorry, dude.

1156
01:19:12.167 --> 01:19:14.333
I can't imagine how much that hurts.

1157
01:19:16.208 --> 01:19:20.333
But, um, don't let this
change him for you.

1158
01:19:20.708 --> 01:19:23.958
I feel like we grow up
and people are always... saying that,

1159
01:19:23.958 --> 01:19:26.750
no matter what,
everything will work out in the end.

1160
01:19:29.792 --> 01:19:31.208
But I don't know.

1161
01:19:31.708 --> 01:19:34.208
Like, isn't it way more complicated
than that?

1162
01:19:35.625 --> 01:19:39.250
I can't tell you how to live
with your memories of Alex, but,

1163
01:19:41.375 --> 01:19:43.417
God, Marcus, I hope you find a way.

1164
01:19:44.125 --> 01:19:47.583
I hope you can learn to love him
for who he really was

1165
01:19:48.875 --> 01:19:51.125
and not who you imagined him to be.

1166
01:19:52.417 --> 01:19:57.125
Though you do imagine people
to be pretty great.

1167
01:20:01.250 --> 01:20:02.667
I got Darling back.

1168
01:20:02.667 --> 01:20:06.250
It took a little, um... convincing.

1169
01:20:10.542 --> 01:20:12.083
I'm taking my guitar.
MAN: I told you‐‐

1170
01:20:12.083 --> 01:20:14.750
WENDY: Listen, I don't think you know
who you're dealing with, buddy!

1171
01:20:14.750 --> 01:20:17.583
MAN: Jesus Christ!
WENDY: I'm taking my guitar back,

1172
01:20:17.583 --> 01:20:20.000
and if you're smart,
you won't get in my way.
MAN: Put that down!

1173
01:20:20.000 --> 01:20:21.167
That's worth $2,000!
WENDY: I don't care.

1174
01:20:21.167 --> 01:20:22.458
MAN: Who do you think you are?
WENDY: I'm a woman on a mission.

1175
01:20:22.458 --> 01:20:24.333
MAN: You're crazy!
WENDY: Bet your ass I'm crazy, dude!

1176
01:20:24.333 --> 01:20:26.083
MAN: I'm gonna call the cops.
WENDY: Go ahead!

1177
01:20:26.083 --> 01:20:27.708
Here is your money.

1178
01:20:28.375 --> 01:20:30.583
Dude, don't call me "sweetheart."

1179
01:20:31.500 --> 01:20:33.542
Yeah, not my proudest moment.

1180
01:20:33.542 --> 01:20:36.042
But Darling is back home
where she belongs,

1181
01:20:36.042 --> 01:20:39.542
and she wouldn't be if it,
if it weren't for you.

1182
01:20:43.708 --> 01:20:46.167
Anyway, enough of the sappy shit.
I have a surprise for you.

1183
01:20:46.167 --> 01:20:47.542
‐ You ready?
‐ Yeah.

1184
01:20:48.458 --> 01:20:49.542
‐ All right.

1185
01:20:53.625 --> 01:20:55.542
WENDY:
Okay, so it's not perfect,

1186
01:20:55.542 --> 01:20:59.208
but in, like, some dumb kind of way it's,

1187
01:21:00.125 --> 01:21:02.625
maybe that's the point,
you know, that, um,

1188
01:21:02.625 --> 01:21:06.417
reality never really matches
your expectations?

1189
01:21:13.750 --> 01:21:15.875
I... um,

1190
01:21:17.083 --> 01:21:19.500
I just want you to be happy, Marcus.

1191
01:21:21.167 --> 01:21:22.500
I just want you to be happy.

1192
01:21:27.333 --> 01:21:28.167
DENNIS: You good?

1193
01:21:28.917 --> 01:21:30.750
‐ Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

1194
01:21:38.167 --> 01:21:42.542
Far From Home playing

1195
01:23:23.792 --> 01:23:26.208
:
Hi, I'm Marcus Lund,

1196
01:23:26.208 --> 01:23:28.417
and you're listening
to The Ultimate Playlist of‐‐

1197
01:23:28.417 --> 01:23:30.292
Holy shit!

1198
01:23:51.625 --> 01:23:52.667
: Nice.

1199
01:23:55.333 --> 01:23:56.292
Perfect.

1200
01:23:58.667 --> 01:23:59.417
Great job.

1201
01:24:11.167 --> 01:24:12.542
‐ The windchimes were beautiful.

1202
01:24:52.750 --> 01:24:53.958
‐ Hey, Dad.

1203
01:24:53.958 --> 01:24:55.583
Can I lock it?

1204
01:24:56.042 --> 01:24:56.917
‐ Yeah.

1205
01:25:31.458 --> 01:25:32.542
‐ You okay?

1206
01:25:33.042 --> 01:25:34.208
‐ Yeah.
‐ Okay.

1207
01:25:34.708 --> 01:25:35.958
‐ Is that enough?
DOCTOR: Yes.

1208
01:25:39.167 --> 01:25:40.208
Check vitals one more time, please.

1209
01:25:40.917 --> 01:25:42.292
That's gonna hit you in a little bit.

1210
01:25:42.292 --> 01:25:44.292
‐ Okay.
‐ You got this.

1211
01:25:44.292 --> 01:25:45.333
NURSE: The waiting room
is right over here.

1212
01:25:45.333 --> 01:25:47.625
‐ Can we, can we stay with him
for a little longer?

1213
01:25:47.625 --> 01:25:48.458
DOCTOR: Mm‐hmm.

1214
01:25:48.458 --> 01:25:49.917
NURSE: I'm just gonna
set you back a bit, okay?

1215
01:25:49.917 --> 01:25:50.875
‐ Okay.

1216
01:26:08.417 --> 01:26:10.292
‐ We'll be right here waiting for you.

1217
01:26:10.792 --> 01:26:11.792
All right?

1218
01:26:11.792 --> 01:26:13.000
‐ Okay.

1219
01:26:13.000 --> 01:26:14.792
‐ It's gonna be okay.
You're gonna be great.

1220
01:26:20.125 --> 01:26:22.042
‐ Wait. Wait, um‐‐

1221
01:26:22.458 --> 01:26:23.625
Can we just wait?

1222
01:26:23.625 --> 01:26:24.917
Please, stop for a second, just‐‐

1223
01:26:24.917 --> 01:26:26.583
‐ Relax. Everything's gonna be okay.

1224
01:26:27.125 --> 01:26:29.708
‐ Just wait‐‐
‐ Wait. Marcus, hang on, hang on.

1225
01:26:30.167 --> 01:26:32.417
‐ Mom.
‐ I know. It's okay. It's okay.

1226
01:26:35.042 --> 01:26:37.417
‐ I can't do it, I can't do it.
Please, just one more day.

1227
01:26:37.417 --> 01:26:39.583
‐ Okay.
‐ Please, just one more day.

1228
01:26:39.583 --> 01:26:41.583
‐ It's okay.

1229
01:26:43.917 --> 01:26:45.125
Listen to me.

1230
01:26:47.125 --> 01:26:48.500
You're going to be okay.

1231
01:26:49.750 --> 01:26:51.042
I promise you.

1232
01:26:53.042 --> 01:26:55.500
We're right here for you.
We're not going anywhere.

1233
01:26:57.458 --> 01:26:58.292
All right, baby?

1234
01:27:04.958 --> 01:27:06.208
It's gonna be okay.

1235
01:27:09.958 --> 01:27:11.292
‐ Did he like me?

1236
01:27:13.417 --> 01:27:14.667
‐ Oh, sweetheart.

1237
01:27:15.708 --> 01:27:16.833
He loved you.

1238
01:27:19.000 --> 01:27:20.833
He loved you so much.

1239
01:27:25.708 --> 01:27:27.542
‐ I'm sorry for yelling at you.

1240
01:27:29.250 --> 01:27:30.583
ALYSSA: Ohh!

1241
01:27:36.583 --> 01:27:37.708
Listen to me.

1242
01:27:39.958 --> 01:27:41.167
I love you

1243
01:27:42.083 --> 01:27:44.000
more than anything in the world.

1244
01:32:04.042 --> 01:32:05.458
MARCUS:
If you asked me a few months ago

1245
01:32:05.458 --> 01:32:07.500
what life would be like
without my hearing,

1246
01:32:09.500 --> 01:32:11.708
I wouldn't have been able to answer
because I was too afraid

1247
01:32:11.708 --> 01:32:13.458
of losing such a huge part of me.

1248
01:32:14.833 --> 01:32:16.208
But now,

1249
01:32:16.833 --> 01:32:19.750
I see that life without sound
is still beautiful.

1250
01:32:22.042 --> 01:32:24.042
It's just a different kind of beautiful.

1251
01:32:26.250 --> 01:32:27.292
One that I just met.

1252
01:32:28.292 --> 01:32:29.708
That I'm excited to get to know.

1253
01:32:32.583 --> 01:32:34.000
Just because I can't hear anymore

1254
01:32:34.000 --> 01:32:36.500
doesn't mean I experience my life
any less than I used to.

1255
01:32:39.625 --> 01:32:41.000
'Course I miss sounds.

1256
01:32:45.292 --> 01:32:47.333
Saying goodbye to something
you love is hard.

1257
01:32:49.167 --> 01:32:51.125
But sometimes if I really focus,

1258
01:32:53.125 --> 01:32:54.917
I can still kinda hear it.

1259
01:32:55.333 --> 01:32:56.917
ALEX:
All right, I'll play this,

1260
01:32:57.542 --> 01:32:58.917
and then you play at the same time.

1261
01:32:58.917 --> 01:33:00.542
Green!

1262
01:33:00.542 --> 01:33:02.375
Yellow!

1263
01:33:02.375 --> 01:33:03.875
Orange!

1264
01:33:03.875 --> 01:33:05.583
Orange!

1265
01:33:12.625 --> 01:33:14.458
MARCUS:
All things considered,

1266
01:33:14.458 --> 01:33:15.958
I'd say that my life is pretty great.

1267
01:33:16.458 --> 01:33:18.625
I still have my friends, my family,

1268
01:33:19.042 --> 01:33:21.167
and the adventure that will always
remind me of Wendy.

1269
01:33:21.750 --> 01:33:22.750
And of Alex.

1270
01:33:23.667 --> 01:33:25.208
And that's a life worth living,

1271
01:33:25.208 --> 01:33:26.833
with or without hearing.

1272
01:33:27.875 --> 01:33:28.958
So, now,

1273
01:33:28.958 --> 01:33:30.333
without further ado,

1274
01:33:31.333 --> 01:33:34.167
please enjoy
The Ultimate Playlist of Noise.

1275
01:34:27.542 --> 01:34:29.917
‐ Okay, and then we'll loop that back
into the chorus.

1276
01:34:29.917 --> 01:34:31.042
DENNIS: No problem, Wendy.

1277
01:34:31.042 --> 01:34:32.000
‐ Okay.

1278
01:34:40.042 --> 01:34:41.833
Hey, uh, can I take five?

1279
01:34:56.208 --> 01:34:57.917
ALEX:
All right.

1280
01:34:59.333 --> 01:35:02.167
Uh, this is Through the Smoke,

1281
01:35:02.708 --> 01:35:04.500
take... four?

1282
01:35:04.500 --> 01:35:05.625
Take four.

1283
01:38:31.250 --> 01:38:36.375
near the zoo line

1284
01:38:51.583 --> 01:38:54.292
‐

1285
01:39:00.292 --> 01:39:02.708
‐

1286
01:39:11.333 --> 01:39:14.667
‐