WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:43.913 --> 00:00:45.480 [water rushing] 4 00:01:00.364 --> 00:01:02.410 [upbeat guitar tune] 5 00:01:21.777 --> 00:01:24.301 [flute playing a calm tune] 6 00:01:25.215 --> 00:01:27.174 [birds chirping] 7 00:01:44.800 --> 00:01:46.149 [muffled thunder] 8 00:01:50.806 --> 00:01:52.112 [crickets chirping] 9 00:02:01.643 --> 00:02:03.123 [distant siren] 10 00:02:06.387 --> 00:02:08.345 [child chattering indistinctly] 11 00:02:10.565 --> 00:02:12.914 [woman] I know. I see it. 12 00:02:12.915 --> 00:02:14.916 - I see it. - Hey, mummy! 13 00:02:14.917 --> 00:02:17.137 What's that for? 14 00:02:18.399 --> 00:02:20.617 - Filtering water. - Uh-huh. 15 00:02:20.618 --> 00:02:22.490 And that? 16 00:02:24.013 --> 00:02:26.580 That's to dig a hole to burry your shit. 17 00:02:26.581 --> 00:02:28.234 - No. - Yeah. 18 00:02:28.235 --> 00:02:29.713 That's disgusting. 19 00:02:29.714 --> 00:02:33.195 Glad to know you care about what I'm doing. 20 00:02:33.196 --> 00:02:34.892 - Chris. - That's a headlamp. 21 00:02:34.893 --> 00:02:36.807 Which is also a flashlight. 22 00:02:36.808 --> 00:02:38.418 No, it's a little flashlight. 23 00:02:38.419 --> 00:02:40.463 It's, like, little. 24 00:02:40.464 --> 00:02:42.552 How many lights do you need? 25 00:02:42.553 --> 00:02:45.555 - Did you wash these? - I washed the things you told me to. 26 00:02:45.556 --> 00:02:47.427 But were these with the things? 27 00:02:47.428 --> 00:02:50.734 You have no idea how much preparation this takes. 28 00:02:50.735 --> 00:02:53.389 Wash them in a river if you have to. 29 00:02:53.390 --> 00:02:55.784 - Jesse! - Yeah? 30 00:02:58.003 --> 00:03:00.310 Can you get me a tampon? That drawer. 31 00:03:05.402 --> 00:03:06.577 Thank you. 32 00:03:23.681 --> 00:03:25.813 How is it not going to get smooshed? 33 00:03:25.814 --> 00:03:29.905 Because my dehydrated peanut butter is going to work as a cushion. 34 00:03:36.303 --> 00:03:38.174 [alarm clock beeps] 35 00:04:02.024 --> 00:04:03.547 Come on! Come on, come one. 36 00:04:04.505 --> 00:04:05.767 What? 37 00:04:07.029 --> 00:04:09.292 [upbeat music continues] 38 00:04:12.948 --> 00:04:14.210 [sighs] 39 00:04:19.259 --> 00:04:20.260 Alright? 40 00:04:27.092 --> 00:04:28.442 [cheers] 41 00:04:29.965 --> 00:04:31.619 - We love this! - Dad... 42 00:04:34.012 --> 00:04:35.318 - It's great. - Come on. 43 00:04:57.471 --> 00:04:58.820 [music fades] 44 00:05:07.394 --> 00:05:08.656 Hey. 45 00:05:09.526 --> 00:05:11.135 Get in the back. 46 00:05:11.136 --> 00:05:13.269 - What? - Can you get in the back? 47 00:05:14.705 --> 00:05:16.750 Why do I have to go in the back? 48 00:05:16.751 --> 00:05:18.796 Because I'm asking you so nicely. 49 00:05:32.375 --> 00:05:35.203 Three weeks ago you said you were gonna go! 50 00:05:35.204 --> 00:05:37.858 Sam's going. Everybody's ready to go but you. 51 00:05:37.859 --> 00:05:39.425 Yeah. Cause I'm... 52 00:05:39.426 --> 00:05:41.341 [raised voices] 53 00:05:44.431 --> 00:05:46.302 I don't care! Go without me. 54 00:05:46.998 --> 00:05:48.435 I'm fine, I'm fine! 55 00:05:51.438 --> 00:05:53.047 - Hey! - Little shit! 56 00:05:53.048 --> 00:05:55.092 - You want me to...? - No, leave it. 57 00:05:55.093 --> 00:05:58.358 I don't wanna look at his ugly little face this weekend. 58 00:05:59.359 --> 00:06:00.838 [loud drilling] 59 00:06:16.114 --> 00:06:17.506 - Are you sure? - Just drive. 60 00:06:17.507 --> 00:06:19.465 - Is Dylan not coming? - No. 61 00:06:19.466 --> 00:06:22.511 - Do you want me to try? - No, no. 62 00:06:22.512 --> 00:06:24.644 Let's just go. 63 00:06:24.645 --> 00:06:26.777 Stephanie's gonna fucking love this. 64 00:06:27.909 --> 00:06:30.433 [radio plays a gentle song] 65 00:06:42.706 --> 00:06:45.055 - God. - You want me to drive? 66 00:06:45.056 --> 00:06:47.449 - Not really. - Watch out for this guy. 67 00:06:47.450 --> 00:06:51.366 I see him. Got the two eyes. They're going this way. 68 00:06:51.367 --> 00:06:54.935 That scaffolding has been there for 14 years. 69 00:06:54.936 --> 00:06:56.023 I'm not kidding. 70 00:06:56.024 --> 00:06:57.547 It's not cheap to have that up. 71 00:06:59.288 --> 00:07:01.332 - You want this down? - No. Can you...? 72 00:07:01.333 --> 00:07:02.682 Okay. Do you want it up? 73 00:07:02.683 --> 00:07:05.425 Yeah. It's, like going in my face. 74 00:07:07.775 --> 00:07:08.732 Thank you. 75 00:07:10.168 --> 00:07:11.953 - Matt... - There's a glitch. Sorry. 76 00:07:13.433 --> 00:07:15.608 Stop! 77 00:07:15.609 --> 00:07:17.827 - Thank you. - Some sort of wiring thing. 78 00:07:17.828 --> 00:07:20.395 - Sure. - Something with the wires. 79 00:07:20.396 --> 00:07:22.223 Oh, there it goes. 80 00:07:22.224 --> 00:07:24.052 [calm guitar music] 81 00:07:47.510 --> 00:07:49.555 How many miles a day? 82 00:07:49.556 --> 00:07:51.862 Divided up, it should be eight or nine. 83 00:07:55.170 --> 00:07:57.127 Have we done that much before? 84 00:07:57.128 --> 00:07:59.129 Well, it's all about the terrain. 85 00:07:59.130 --> 00:08:02.482 We have done the mileage, like we did on the Mirror trail. 86 00:08:03.221 --> 00:08:04.222 Remember? 87 00:08:04.875 --> 00:08:07.486 So go pick him up! 88 00:08:07.487 --> 00:08:09.750 Well, then tell him to take the subway! 89 00:08:12.535 --> 00:08:13.493 I don't care. 90 00:08:14.406 --> 00:08:15.538 Good luck with that. 91 00:08:16.452 --> 00:08:17.497 Fuck. 92 00:08:18.541 --> 00:08:20.151 [calm music continues] 93 00:08:40.258 --> 00:08:41.998 20.92. 94 00:08:41.999 --> 00:08:43.522 3.99 on sale. You want one? 95 00:08:43.523 --> 00:08:45.524 Matt, no. Put it all back. 96 00:08:45.525 --> 00:08:47.047 The umbrella will stay in the car. 97 00:08:47.048 --> 00:08:48.570 The rest is for tonight. 98 00:08:48.571 --> 00:08:51.399 You seriously need 16 ounces of jalapeno cheese? 99 00:08:51.400 --> 00:08:52.922 - Yeah, I might. - I got it. 100 00:08:52.923 --> 00:08:56.753 No, I got it. I just booked an IBS commercial, so... 101 00:08:57.493 --> 00:08:59.015 You want some gum? 102 00:08:59.016 --> 00:09:00.582 No. I'm good. 103 00:09:00.583 --> 00:09:02.889 You need to learn to indulge yourself. 104 00:09:02.890 --> 00:09:06.066 Your dad likes to deny himself the simple pleasures in life. 105 00:09:06.067 --> 00:09:07.807 Because. I don't know, he's... 106 00:09:07.808 --> 00:09:09.896 A pleasure for me is to not carry around 107 00:09:09.897 --> 00:09:12.725 a bunch of useless food that has no nutritional value. 108 00:09:12.726 --> 00:09:15.989 - This is, like, an ounce. - [sings] Ounces make pounds. 109 00:09:15.990 --> 00:09:17.557 [calm music continues] 110 00:09:31.788 --> 00:09:33.354 Divorce is a lot of work. 111 00:09:33.355 --> 00:09:36.792 But marriage was work and divorce was the fun part. 112 00:09:36.793 --> 00:09:39.447 It's all work and compromise. 113 00:09:39.448 --> 00:09:40.883 [laughs] 114 00:09:40.884 --> 00:09:43.059 Tell me about one time you've compromised. 115 00:09:43.060 --> 00:09:45.584 That's the problem. April and I didn't compromise. 116 00:09:45.585 --> 00:09:47.020 That's why we're divorced. 117 00:09:47.021 --> 00:09:49.588 Casey does all your compromising for you. 118 00:09:49.589 --> 00:09:51.677 Some marriages are easier than others. 119 00:09:51.678 --> 00:09:53.461 I need a Casey. 120 00:09:53.462 --> 00:09:54.941 You've got to figure it out, 121 00:09:54.942 --> 00:09:56.551 make the old work with the new. 122 00:09:56.552 --> 00:09:59.119 I gave her the apartment. I didn't have to do that. 123 00:09:59.120 --> 00:10:01.121 I mean, she's living in the apartment. 124 00:10:01.122 --> 00:10:02.992 His life's basically unchanged 125 00:10:02.993 --> 00:10:07.083 because I'm bending over backwards to make sure of it. 126 00:10:07.084 --> 00:10:09.520 What the fuck is he so angry about? 127 00:10:09.521 --> 00:10:11.480 His parents' relationship ending? 128 00:10:12.002 --> 00:10:13.655 Oh, hello. 129 00:10:13.656 --> 00:10:15.614 Are you eavesdropping on us back there? 130 00:10:15.615 --> 00:10:17.180 I'm literally a a foot away from you. 131 00:10:17.181 --> 00:10:19.052 Then why don't you weigh in? 132 00:10:19.053 --> 00:10:20.880 - On what? - On my dilemma. 133 00:10:20.881 --> 00:10:24.100 - What's your dilemma? - That everyone's mad at me. 134 00:10:24.101 --> 00:10:26.320 Sure, it's more complicated than that. 135 00:10:26.321 --> 00:10:27.365 I don't know. 136 00:10:28.018 --> 00:10:29.324 Yeah, I guess. 137 00:10:31.761 --> 00:10:33.457 I don't know, maybe you should think about 138 00:10:33.458 --> 00:10:34.937 how it's complicated, 139 00:10:34.938 --> 00:10:38.506 like, specifically for Stephanie and Dylan. 140 00:10:38.507 --> 00:10:40.639 And then you won't have a dilemma anymore. 141 00:10:40.640 --> 00:10:41.944 Just fix it. 142 00:10:41.945 --> 00:10:43.467 I'm just saying, think about it 143 00:10:43.468 --> 00:10:44.991 from everyone's perspective. 144 00:10:44.992 --> 00:10:46.775 That's all I do. I try to figure out 145 00:10:46.776 --> 00:10:47.994 what they're thinking. 146 00:10:47.995 --> 00:10:50.431 Dad, can I drive? I'm carsick. 147 00:10:50.432 --> 00:10:52.521 You're sick because you're texting. 148 00:10:53.914 --> 00:10:55.436 Dad. 149 00:10:55.437 --> 00:10:56.829 [notification sound] Shit. 150 00:10:56.830 --> 00:10:58.440 Can you check that, Sammy. 151 00:10:59.615 --> 00:11:00.616 Better check. 152 00:11:02.313 --> 00:11:03.357 Sharon said, 153 00:11:03.358 --> 00:11:05.577 "Did the approvals come through?" 154 00:11:07.405 --> 00:11:09.580 Text her that I spoke to my guy at the city. 155 00:11:09.581 --> 00:11:10.712 We expect the approvals 156 00:11:10.713 --> 00:11:12.540 on the Tuesday after the holiday. 157 00:11:12.541 --> 00:11:14.456 "My guy at the city..." 158 00:11:18.982 --> 00:11:21.375 - Okay. - What'd she say? 159 00:11:21.376 --> 00:11:23.421 I don't know, I just sent it. 160 00:11:25.902 --> 00:11:27.598 Okay. She's typing. 161 00:11:27.599 --> 00:11:28.644 Uh-huh. 162 00:11:29.253 --> 00:11:30.340 She said, 163 00:11:30.341 --> 00:11:32.734 "Construction must start by Tuesday." 164 00:11:32.735 --> 00:11:34.823 Oh, for Christ's sake. Alright. 165 00:11:34.824 --> 00:11:35.825 Uh... 166 00:11:38.175 --> 00:11:39.610 Just tell her, 167 00:11:39.611 --> 00:11:43.310 "The work will be completed on the agreed upon date." 168 00:11:43.311 --> 00:11:44.616 It's kind of cold. 169 00:11:45.661 --> 00:11:47.706 Well, what would you say? 170 00:11:47.707 --> 00:11:49.317 I don't know, like... 171 00:11:51.319 --> 00:11:52.581 "Even if we don't... 172 00:11:54.496 --> 00:11:56.192 Even if we aren't able to meet..." 173 00:11:56.193 --> 00:11:58.281 You can't just roll over for these women. 174 00:11:58.282 --> 00:11:59.935 They'll keep asking for the next thing. 175 00:11:59.936 --> 00:12:01.894 What do you mean, "these women"? 176 00:12:01.895 --> 00:12:03.069 How stupid is it. 177 00:12:03.070 --> 00:12:04.505 This outdoor kitchen that is 178 00:12:04.506 --> 00:12:06.333 three feet from her indoor kitchen. 179 00:12:06.334 --> 00:12:08.074 Can you just call her? 180 00:12:08.075 --> 00:12:10.599 - I'm driving. - Okay, let me drive. 181 00:12:11.992 --> 00:12:13.863 Text her, "Roger that." 182 00:12:16.257 --> 00:12:19.042 - R, O, G, E... - Yeah, I got it. 183 00:12:23.046 --> 00:12:24.308 Sent it. 184 00:12:28.965 --> 00:12:30.184 [grunts] 185 00:12:36.016 --> 00:12:37.277 You could have left the umbrella. 186 00:12:37.278 --> 00:12:38.366 Yeah. 187 00:12:41.064 --> 00:12:42.978 You didn't tell me that we were sharing a room. 188 00:12:42.979 --> 00:12:44.153 Oh, God. 189 00:12:44.154 --> 00:12:45.460 You'll survive. 190 00:12:59.866 --> 00:13:01.693 [sighs] 191 00:13:14.054 --> 00:13:18.144 It was the biggest smile that her plastic surgery would allow. 192 00:13:18.145 --> 00:13:19.668 - Like this? - Like that. 193 00:13:23.237 --> 00:13:24.498 Oh, here it is. 194 00:13:24.499 --> 00:13:26.065 Alright. You've got some cod. 195 00:13:26.066 --> 00:13:27.153 Thank you. 196 00:13:27.154 --> 00:13:28.633 And a couple of burgers. 197 00:13:29.547 --> 00:13:31.418 - Here you go. - Thank you. 198 00:13:31.419 --> 00:13:32.812 - Another beer? - Yeah. 199 00:13:33.856 --> 00:13:35.423 Same. 200 00:13:44.214 --> 00:13:46.651 I don't think I've ever seen you eat this much. 201 00:13:47.739 --> 00:13:49.305 This is a regular amount of food. 202 00:13:49.306 --> 00:13:50.959 I didn't know you ate meat. 203 00:13:50.960 --> 00:13:52.613 I thought you were a vegetarian. 204 00:13:52.614 --> 00:13:54.093 I eat meat at lunch. 205 00:13:54.094 --> 00:13:55.137 Really? 206 00:13:55.138 --> 00:13:56.791 I've never been a vegetarian, Dad. 207 00:13:56.792 --> 00:13:58.924 You seem like one, though. Don't you think? 208 00:13:58.925 --> 00:14:01.187 - Sort of. Yeah. - Just a little bit? 209 00:14:01.188 --> 00:14:02.753 - No. - Slight...? 210 00:14:02.754 --> 00:14:05.582 - No. - A shading of vegetarianism. 211 00:14:05.583 --> 00:14:06.715 - No. - No? 212 00:14:10.893 --> 00:14:12.025 Get your own. 213 00:14:15.028 --> 00:14:16.246 Fair trade. 214 00:14:22.078 --> 00:14:23.644 I don't want your frozen fish. 215 00:14:23.645 --> 00:14:24.950 You'll be dreaming of it 216 00:14:24.951 --> 00:14:27.561 after three days of powdered peanut butter. 217 00:14:27.562 --> 00:14:31.695 I like the peanut butter. It's good. I put it in my smoothies and stuff. 218 00:14:31.696 --> 00:14:35.004 - Jesse's addicted, too. - Who's Jesse? Your lady friend? 219 00:14:39.139 --> 00:14:40.748 You have a little food on your lip. 220 00:14:40.749 --> 00:14:41.923 She's my friend. 221 00:14:41.924 --> 00:14:42.925 What's her deal? 222 00:14:45.710 --> 00:14:46.798 Um. 223 00:14:48.322 --> 00:14:50.584 She's going to NYU next year for photography. 224 00:14:50.585 --> 00:14:52.891 You're lucky, man. This one likes girls. 225 00:14:52.892 --> 00:14:55.371 Boys are fucked up. 226 00:14:55.372 --> 00:14:58.070 You should see Dylan's browser history. 227 00:14:58.071 --> 00:15:00.551 The internet is a dark place. 228 00:15:01.552 --> 00:15:03.945 I tried to tell him that. 229 00:15:03.946 --> 00:15:07.428 The search terms are from a fucking horror movie. 230 00:15:11.911 --> 00:15:13.955 I wish we were four, 231 00:15:13.956 --> 00:15:15.479 but three will do. 232 00:15:24.358 --> 00:15:25.881 [eerie chiming music] 233 00:15:56.868 --> 00:15:57.869 [coughs] 234 00:16:03.092 --> 00:16:04.050 [laughs] 235 00:16:05.051 --> 00:16:06.095 Eww! 236 00:16:08.054 --> 00:16:09.229 This was today? 237 00:16:14.930 --> 00:16:16.062 Jesse! 238 00:17:04.806 --> 00:17:07.590 - Miércoles is Wednesday. - Right. 239 00:17:07.591 --> 00:17:09.202 Sábado is Saturday. 240 00:17:10.377 --> 00:17:12.508 - Yeah. - What is Monday? 241 00:17:12.509 --> 00:17:15.685 - Lunes? - Lunes. Is martes Tuesday? 242 00:17:15.686 --> 00:17:18.906 - Maybe. I don't know. - Lunes, martes, miércoles. 243 00:17:18.907 --> 00:17:21.604 - Thursday... - Viernes Is Friday, right? 244 00:17:21.605 --> 00:17:24.651 Yeah. Sabado. Is domingo Sunday? 245 00:17:24.652 --> 00:17:26.305 Domingo. Yeah, maybe domingo. 246 00:17:26.306 --> 00:17:28.742 We have six out of seven. That's not fucking bad. 247 00:17:28.743 --> 00:17:30.440 [eerie music continues] 248 00:18:25.495 --> 00:18:26.583 We're leaving. 249 00:18:44.601 --> 00:18:45.776 [door squeaks] 250 00:18:51.608 --> 00:18:56.046 Okay, so on this curve, just easy. 251 00:18:56.047 --> 00:18:58.788 - Easy. - I'm taking them easy. 252 00:18:58.789 --> 00:19:00.008 Yeah, yeah. 253 00:19:01.227 --> 00:19:03.490 It's just sometimes it doesn't feel easy. 254 00:19:05.318 --> 00:19:07.406 I'm just driving. 255 00:19:07.407 --> 00:19:09.277 Okay, slow down a little bit. 256 00:19:09.278 --> 00:19:11.149 I'm going the speed limit. 257 00:19:11.150 --> 00:19:12.715 You're actually going five miles over. 258 00:19:12.716 --> 00:19:16.023 I'm not. And you always go at least ten over. 259 00:19:16.024 --> 00:19:18.417 That is my privilege as father. 260 00:19:18.418 --> 00:19:20.070 She's a better driver than you, man. 261 00:19:20.071 --> 00:19:21.985 That's because I taught her. 262 00:19:21.986 --> 00:19:23.596 Thank you, Matt. 263 00:19:23.597 --> 00:19:25.164 Take a left up here. 264 00:19:40.440 --> 00:19:41.658 [birds chirping] 265 00:20:26.137 --> 00:20:27.138 Okay. 266 00:20:28.270 --> 00:20:29.271 Damn! That's heavy. 267 00:20:30.272 --> 00:20:31.969 - You're joking. - What? 268 00:20:33.710 --> 00:20:35.450 We are hiking all day. 269 00:20:35.451 --> 00:20:36.712 Yeah. 270 00:20:36.713 --> 00:20:38.192 So it's going to be be a lot heavier 271 00:20:38.193 --> 00:20:39.672 after an hour or seven. 272 00:20:39.673 --> 00:20:40.717 I'm fine. 273 00:20:41.544 --> 00:20:42.892 Uh-huh. Take that off. 274 00:20:42.893 --> 00:20:45.547 Let's do a little necessity inspection. 275 00:20:45.548 --> 00:20:47.637 - Oh my God. - Oh my God! 276 00:20:48.421 --> 00:20:49.465 That is heavy. 277 00:20:50.814 --> 00:20:53.425 What the hell do you have in here? 278 00:20:53.426 --> 00:20:54.688 Okay. 279 00:20:59.214 --> 00:21:00.781 It's this thing. 280 00:21:01.869 --> 00:21:03.783 What am I feeling here? 281 00:21:03.784 --> 00:21:05.306 Oh my God. You think you're even 282 00:21:05.307 --> 00:21:06.960 going to make a dent in that? 283 00:21:06.961 --> 00:21:09.005 I'm not gonna twiddle my thumbs at night. 284 00:21:09.006 --> 00:21:10.442 I brought playing cards. 285 00:21:10.443 --> 00:21:13.140 Another extravagance I don't approve of. 286 00:21:13.141 --> 00:21:15.796 Oh, in here is something you could have lived without. 287 00:21:22.542 --> 00:21:24.107 And more denim. 288 00:21:24.108 --> 00:21:26.632 I'm not going to wear the same pair of jeans for three days. 289 00:21:26.633 --> 00:21:28.808 You shouldn't be wearing jeans at all! 290 00:21:28.809 --> 00:21:31.724 My God, Matt! 291 00:21:31.725 --> 00:21:33.813 This weight is going to be killing you. 292 00:21:33.814 --> 00:21:37.686 - I can handle it. - You have, like, four cups. 293 00:21:37.687 --> 00:21:39.601 Like, how many do you need? 294 00:21:39.602 --> 00:21:41.256 [calm chiming music] 295 00:22:42.361 --> 00:22:44.058 Hey, what's your favorite color? 296 00:22:45.320 --> 00:22:48.454 - I don't know. Blue? - But is it really blue? 297 00:22:49.803 --> 00:22:51.151 I don't know. Does it matter? 298 00:22:51.152 --> 00:22:52.282 I always wonder. 299 00:22:52.283 --> 00:22:53.675 When people ask me that question, 300 00:22:53.676 --> 00:22:55.460 if I'm giving a real answer, 301 00:22:55.461 --> 00:22:57.113 or if I'm just saying the first thing 302 00:22:57.114 --> 00:22:58.377 that pops into my head? 303 00:22:59.726 --> 00:23:01.030 Who asks a grown man what his favorite color is? 304 00:23:01.031 --> 00:23:02.380 You would be surprised. 305 00:23:02.381 --> 00:23:04.120 I always say orange, but I think 306 00:23:04.121 --> 00:23:06.166 I only say that because it's bright. 307 00:23:06.167 --> 00:23:07.689 Not all oranges are bright. 308 00:23:07.690 --> 00:23:09.952 I guess I'm talking about bright orange. 309 00:23:09.953 --> 00:23:11.650 You're an odd man. 310 00:23:11.651 --> 00:23:14.087 I didn't think bright orange existed in nature 311 00:23:14.088 --> 00:23:16.306 until I saw this mushroom cap. 312 00:23:16.307 --> 00:23:17.396 It was fucking neon. 313 00:23:18.745 --> 00:23:21.835 Oh, and newts. There's an orange newt. 314 00:23:23.445 --> 00:23:25.752 You know newts have been in space? 315 00:23:27.101 --> 00:23:29.102 A lot of animals have been in space. 316 00:23:29.103 --> 00:23:30.973 So it doesn't move you at all 317 00:23:30.974 --> 00:23:33.411 to think about this tiny amphibian 318 00:23:33.412 --> 00:23:35.848 being plucked from the forest floor 319 00:23:35.849 --> 00:23:37.851 and flung into outer space? 320 00:23:41.420 --> 00:23:42.986 [breathes heavily] 321 00:23:45.641 --> 00:23:48.426 I think I could have been a philosopher in another life. 322 00:23:48.427 --> 00:23:50.384 I would have been happy with that life. 323 00:23:50.385 --> 00:23:51.951 It's not really a job, is it? 324 00:23:51.952 --> 00:23:53.518 I'm talking about fantasy. 325 00:23:53.519 --> 00:23:55.563 You could be a philosophy professor 326 00:23:55.564 --> 00:23:57.130 who wrote on the side. 327 00:23:57.131 --> 00:23:59.480 Yeah, a philosopher. 328 00:23:59.481 --> 00:24:01.787 - What about you? - What do you mean? 329 00:24:01.788 --> 00:24:02.918 In another life. 330 00:24:02.919 --> 00:24:05.094 I'm happy with the one I've made now. 331 00:24:05.095 --> 00:24:06.662 If you had to choose. 332 00:24:08.011 --> 00:24:09.577 Bookshop owner. 333 00:24:09.578 --> 00:24:11.710 What about you, Sam? 334 00:24:11.711 --> 00:24:14.060 I feel like I still get to choose this life. 335 00:24:14.061 --> 00:24:17.019 You better not waste it, cause you only get one. 336 00:24:17.020 --> 00:24:19.935 Nobody can say you haven't made the most of it. 337 00:24:19.936 --> 00:24:21.633 What's that supposed to mean? 338 00:24:21.634 --> 00:24:23.505 Just that you've enjoyed life. 339 00:24:24.593 --> 00:24:27.682 - And? - And it's a good thing. 340 00:24:27.683 --> 00:24:29.815 Well, you've enjoyed life too. 341 00:24:29.816 --> 00:24:32.121 It's not an accusation, man. 342 00:24:32.122 --> 00:24:33.776 It feels a little accusy. 343 00:24:54.057 --> 00:24:55.406 [mutters] 344 00:25:56.206 --> 00:25:57.730 Oh, for crying out loud. 345 00:26:12.092 --> 00:26:13.397 [wailing] 346 00:26:26.628 --> 00:26:28.586 [whooping] 347 00:26:28.587 --> 00:26:30.153 [indistinct chatter] 348 00:26:32.678 --> 00:26:34.809 [shouting playfully] 349 00:26:34.810 --> 00:26:36.246 [indistinct chatter] 350 00:26:46.735 --> 00:26:48.302 How was your nature pee? 351 00:26:49.782 --> 00:26:50.739 It's great. 352 00:26:56.571 --> 00:26:58.920 The bars were supposed to be packed on top. 353 00:26:58.921 --> 00:27:00.314 You packed the bars. 354 00:27:25.556 --> 00:27:26.948 I think I could do it. 355 00:27:26.949 --> 00:27:29.472 People train for, like, a year, Matt. 356 00:27:29.473 --> 00:27:31.823 But if I had to, like, gun to my head, 357 00:27:31.824 --> 00:27:33.781 I would get through it. 358 00:27:33.782 --> 00:27:37.132 There's a whole strategy. It's not just, like, running. 359 00:27:37.133 --> 00:27:39.178 It's training certain muscles to perform 360 00:27:39.179 --> 00:27:40.658 in a certain way, about pace. 361 00:27:40.659 --> 00:27:42.224 You can't just jump into it. 362 00:27:42.225 --> 00:27:44.749 Then how come there's always some 80-year-old dude 363 00:27:44.750 --> 00:27:46.446 hustling with the 25-year-olds? 364 00:27:46.447 --> 00:27:49.014 Because he's probably been doing it his whole life. 365 00:27:49.015 --> 00:27:52.060 The impression I get is that his wife died 366 00:27:52.061 --> 00:27:53.758 and he needs a purpose in life. 367 00:27:53.759 --> 00:27:57.805 Okay. But I think for you, since we're talking about you, 368 00:27:57.806 --> 00:28:00.242 I think it's going to take more than just grief 369 00:28:00.243 --> 00:28:02.549 to get you in the marathon flow. 370 00:28:02.550 --> 00:28:03.985 I'll train. 371 00:28:03.986 --> 00:28:06.379 I'm just saying, you want to ease your way into that. 372 00:28:06.380 --> 00:28:08.424 I don't think you want to, like... 373 00:28:08.425 --> 00:28:09.861 It's like steps. 374 00:28:09.862 --> 00:28:12.733 You're just jealous because I can run a marathon. 375 00:28:12.734 --> 00:28:15.518 I'm not jealous that you can run a marathon 376 00:28:15.519 --> 00:28:19.131 because you haven't run a marathon. 377 00:28:19.132 --> 00:28:21.220 But you get back to me when that happens. 378 00:28:21.221 --> 00:28:22.526 Count on it. 379 00:28:42.155 --> 00:28:43.156 Come on. 380 00:29:09.617 --> 00:29:11.053 Just keep it coming. 381 00:29:16.624 --> 00:29:18.582 Can you hand me your sleeping bag? 382 00:29:19.888 --> 00:29:23.673 Yeah. I realized a lot of miles ago 383 00:29:23.674 --> 00:29:25.328 that I left it in the car. 384 00:29:26.765 --> 00:29:28.243 Are you serious? 385 00:29:28.244 --> 00:29:29.985 What are you going to sleep in? 386 00:29:32.596 --> 00:29:34.946 - What's up? - Matt forgot his sleeping bag 387 00:29:34.947 --> 00:29:36.295 You're gonna be cold. 388 00:29:36.296 --> 00:29:37.949 I got a beanie. 389 00:29:37.950 --> 00:29:39.472 I did send you a list. 390 00:29:39.473 --> 00:29:41.822 I thought that was the stuff you were bringing. 391 00:29:41.823 --> 00:29:44.085 Interesting you managed to bring booze 392 00:29:44.086 --> 00:29:45.957 and didn't bring a sleeping bag. 393 00:29:45.958 --> 00:29:48.047 I figured I'd need it for the cold. 394 00:29:51.137 --> 00:29:52.965 [ethereal music] 395 00:30:44.320 --> 00:30:46.147 Fucking lighter. 396 00:30:46.148 --> 00:30:49.150 Sam, do you know where the lighter is? 397 00:30:49.151 --> 00:30:51.501 Why don't you just rub sticks together? 398 00:30:55.592 --> 00:30:57.158 Thank you. [laughter] 399 00:30:57.159 --> 00:30:58.420 [man] Trail friends! 400 00:30:58.421 --> 00:30:59.466 Hey, company! 401 00:31:01.903 --> 00:31:03.469 Other people! 402 00:31:03.470 --> 00:31:05.472 - What's up? - Hey. 403 00:31:06.952 --> 00:31:08.387 Hello. 404 00:31:08.388 --> 00:31:10.780 - Welcome. - It's a nice little spot you got here. 405 00:31:10.781 --> 00:31:12.391 - Good real estate. - Thanks. 406 00:31:12.392 --> 00:31:13.609 And this is nice. 407 00:31:13.610 --> 00:31:16.569 Is this vintage? 408 00:31:16.570 --> 00:31:18.702 Yeah, well, I'm vintage, so... 409 00:31:19.225 --> 00:31:20.182 [laughter] 410 00:31:21.401 --> 00:31:22.923 He's going to be vintage cold 411 00:31:22.924 --> 00:31:24.926 because he forgot his sleeping bag. 412 00:31:26.188 --> 00:31:27.841 You want to borrow mine, big guy? 413 00:31:27.842 --> 00:31:29.321 Yeah. This guy runs hot. 414 00:31:29.322 --> 00:31:30.323 No. I'm good. 415 00:31:31.150 --> 00:31:32.237 You should take it. 416 00:31:32.238 --> 00:31:33.978 I'm gonna be monastic about it. 417 00:31:33.979 --> 00:31:36.067 No frills. Just me and the forest floor. 418 00:31:36.068 --> 00:31:38.808 Cool. Yeah. Me too. So say if you need it. 419 00:31:38.809 --> 00:31:39.897 Great. Thanks. 420 00:31:39.898 --> 00:31:41.507 Hey, I want the flat spot tonight. 421 00:31:41.508 --> 00:31:43.204 I was on a hill last night. 422 00:31:43.205 --> 00:31:45.641 Okay, let's get one thing straight, though. 423 00:31:45.642 --> 00:31:47.078 That's the pee rock. 424 00:31:47.079 --> 00:31:49.559 And then 40 meters that way, that's the poop rock. 425 00:31:50.821 --> 00:31:52.257 Are they staying here? 426 00:31:52.258 --> 00:31:54.302 That's fine. Is that my cup? 427 00:31:54.303 --> 00:31:56.391 - Are they staying here? - It's fine. 428 00:31:56.392 --> 00:32:00.091 It sucks when you need to pee and you see a poop right next to it. 429 00:32:00.092 --> 00:32:01.962 I'm gonna go scout a poop spot. 430 00:32:01.963 --> 00:32:03.486 I'll scout a pee spot. 431 00:32:22.592 --> 00:32:23.593 Not yet. 432 00:32:26.292 --> 00:32:27.249 Patience. 433 00:32:29.643 --> 00:32:30.948 Careful. 434 00:32:30.949 --> 00:32:31.950 I'm careful. 435 00:32:34.213 --> 00:32:36.214 I know how to cut a scallion, Dad. 436 00:32:36.215 --> 00:32:37.563 Totally. 437 00:32:37.564 --> 00:32:41.697 My girlfriend at the time was a witch. 438 00:32:41.698 --> 00:32:43.830 - And... - Hook me up. 439 00:32:43.831 --> 00:32:48.095 You know, she kind of got me into doing a daily reading and... 440 00:32:48.096 --> 00:32:52.622 But then I actually found a lot of value. 441 00:32:54.059 --> 00:32:56.495 You know, kind of just a nice framework 442 00:32:56.496 --> 00:32:59.629 to kind of approach the day. 443 00:33:00.848 --> 00:33:01.849 Oh yeah. 444 00:33:03.198 --> 00:33:04.329 Perfect. 445 00:33:04.330 --> 00:33:06.809 - I haven't had a reading. - Oh. 446 00:33:06.810 --> 00:33:08.115 I'm interested. 447 00:33:08.116 --> 00:33:10.596 I'd love to do one for you if you don't mind. 448 00:33:10.597 --> 00:33:13.512 - Tonight? - I don't have my deck on me. 449 00:33:13.513 --> 00:33:15.775 - I have a deck. - You have a deck on you? 450 00:33:15.776 --> 00:33:17.298 When do you put the scallions? 451 00:33:17.299 --> 00:33:18.734 What kind of deck do you use? 452 00:33:18.735 --> 00:33:20.301 You garnish with the scallions. 453 00:33:20.302 --> 00:33:22.173 - Oh, I see, it's a garnish. 454 00:33:22.174 --> 00:33:23.609 Put it on top. 455 00:33:23.610 --> 00:33:25.089 It doesn't go in with the rest. 456 00:33:25.090 --> 00:33:27.048 - She knows what she's doing. 457 00:33:28.049 --> 00:33:29.877 [indistinct chatter] 458 00:33:34.621 --> 00:33:37.405 That's a very steady pour. Did you notice that, Matt? 459 00:33:37.406 --> 00:33:38.712 It's a very steady pour. 460 00:33:43.195 --> 00:33:44.586 Do you guys want chili flakes? 461 00:33:44.587 --> 00:33:45.674 Yes, please. 462 00:33:45.675 --> 00:33:47.676 - I want everything. - All of it? 463 00:33:47.677 --> 00:33:49.852 Well, not the whole bottle of chili flakes. 464 00:33:49.853 --> 00:33:50.940 Of course not. 465 00:33:50.941 --> 00:33:52.855 I'd like the whole complement, 466 00:33:52.856 --> 00:33:54.161 the little magical things 467 00:33:54.162 --> 00:33:56.816 in that plastic bag that you brought. 468 00:33:56.817 --> 00:33:58.731 - Cheers, boys. - Cheers. 469 00:33:58.732 --> 00:34:00.124 - Cheers. - Cheers, guys. 470 00:34:00.125 --> 00:34:01.517 Love you guys. 471 00:34:03.171 --> 00:34:04.258 Mmm. 472 00:34:04.259 --> 00:34:05.260 Mmm! 473 00:34:08.089 --> 00:34:09.786 - It's yours. - Thank you, Sam. 474 00:34:12.963 --> 00:34:14.442 Thank you. 475 00:34:14.443 --> 00:34:15.923 God, this smells good. 476 00:34:28.109 --> 00:34:30.372 You guys are like little monsters. 477 00:34:42.819 --> 00:34:43.951 You okay? 478 00:34:45.648 --> 00:34:46.649 It's just... 479 00:34:48.651 --> 00:34:49.957 It's just so good. 480 00:34:57.443 --> 00:34:59.793 I wish Dylan was here so he could try it. 481 00:35:12.762 --> 00:35:14.285 What was our first hike? 482 00:35:14.286 --> 00:35:16.635 Was it the year we graduated? 483 00:35:16.636 --> 00:35:19.072 It was a year after we were out of college. 484 00:35:19.073 --> 00:35:21.728 You just started dating April. God, she was hot. 485 00:35:22.903 --> 00:35:25.644 You're talking about Sam's mother, Matt. 486 00:35:25.645 --> 00:35:26.775 I know Mom's hot. 487 00:35:26.776 --> 00:35:28.560 - You guys had just started dating. 488 00:35:28.561 --> 00:35:31.432 I was super pissed that you brought her along. 489 00:35:31.433 --> 00:35:34.174 - She was the only one that knew where we were going. 490 00:35:34.175 --> 00:35:36.481 She did everything. We were hopeless. 491 00:35:36.482 --> 00:35:40.006 You were hopeless. It was such a crazy idea. 492 00:35:40.007 --> 00:35:42.791 So we're going up this steep mountain road... 493 00:35:42.792 --> 00:35:43.879 With the cliff. 494 00:35:43.880 --> 00:35:45.707 Like, two inches from the edge. 495 00:35:45.708 --> 00:35:49.015 - You could see skid marks going off the cliff. 496 00:35:49.016 --> 00:35:50.408 And it was pitch black. 497 00:35:50.409 --> 00:35:52.801 - Couldn't see a thing, not even a moon out. 498 00:35:52.802 --> 00:35:56.196 April had to tape a flashlight to the cliff side of the car. 499 00:35:56.197 --> 00:36:00.505 - And it's a 200-dollar beater of a car that we had. 500 00:36:00.506 --> 00:36:01.941 A disaster. That wasn't even 501 00:36:01.942 --> 00:36:03.638 the weird part of the whole trip. 502 00:36:03.639 --> 00:36:05.162 [laughs] 503 00:36:05.163 --> 00:36:06.989 - What was her name? - Angela. 504 00:36:06.990 --> 00:36:08.687 - Angela. - Who's Angela? 505 00:36:08.688 --> 00:36:10.819 She wore flip-flops the whole... 506 00:36:10.820 --> 00:36:12.647 I was dating her. She wore... 507 00:36:12.648 --> 00:36:15.041 Yeah. Matt couldn't handle being alone, 508 00:36:15.042 --> 00:36:17.174 so he manifests this female to bring along. 509 00:36:17.175 --> 00:36:18.653 - Well, we properly did it. 510 00:36:18.654 --> 00:36:21.787 She'd met my mom, but she wore... 511 00:36:21.788 --> 00:36:24.050 [laughs] She hiked in flip-flops. 512 00:36:24.051 --> 00:36:25.182 - The whole time! 513 00:36:25.183 --> 00:36:28.489 - I even know that you don't do that. 514 00:36:28.490 --> 00:36:30.143 But then she just left. 515 00:36:30.144 --> 00:36:31.971 - Do you remember that? - I remember. 516 00:36:31.972 --> 00:36:33.320 And we only had one car. 517 00:36:33.321 --> 00:36:34.539 I don't know how she... 518 00:36:34.540 --> 00:36:36.323 She walked home in her flip-flops? 519 00:36:36.324 --> 00:36:39.805 Was something wrong with her? She was schizophrenic or...? 520 00:36:39.806 --> 00:36:41.633 Yeah, but I don't... 521 00:36:41.634 --> 00:36:43.591 I don't think that's why she left. 522 00:36:43.592 --> 00:36:44.853 I mean, maybe... 523 00:36:44.854 --> 00:36:47.421 - It's because you farted her out of the tent. 524 00:36:47.422 --> 00:36:48.596 [laughter] 525 00:36:48.597 --> 00:36:50.208 You two are fools. 526 00:36:54.777 --> 00:36:58.432 - In the tarot, the fool's actually awesome. 527 00:36:58.433 --> 00:37:00.392 It's like a... 528 00:37:01.349 --> 00:37:03.003 innocent adventurer. 529 00:37:04.874 --> 00:37:06.701 I hope I'm a fool. When I'm old. 530 00:37:06.702 --> 00:37:08.877 You can't play that. Aces are not high. 531 00:37:08.878 --> 00:37:10.009 - Since when? 532 00:37:10.010 --> 00:37:11.793 - The beginning of the 19th century. 533 00:37:11.794 --> 00:37:13.448 When the game was invented. 534 00:37:17.496 --> 00:37:18.540 Walking is cool. 535 00:37:19.280 --> 00:37:21.107 I love walking. 536 00:37:21.108 --> 00:37:23.414 Yeah. Our buddy Josh was supposed to come too, 537 00:37:23.415 --> 00:37:24.589 but his cousin died, 538 00:37:24.590 --> 00:37:26.460 and now he's walking to Canada. 539 00:37:26.461 --> 00:37:28.245 - Yeah. - To honor his cousin. 540 00:37:28.246 --> 00:37:30.116 Did his cousin walk? 541 00:37:30.117 --> 00:37:32.553 - No. His cousin died. 542 00:37:32.554 --> 00:37:34.642 - When I was in my 20s, my ex and I, 543 00:37:34.643 --> 00:37:37.123 we hiked through Patagonia. 544 00:37:37.124 --> 00:37:39.256 - Oh, we did that! - Took a lifetime. 545 00:37:39.257 --> 00:37:40.300 We did that last year. 546 00:37:40.301 --> 00:37:42.302 We did six weeks in South America. 547 00:37:42.303 --> 00:37:44.870 We've got to get back there. 548 00:37:44.871 --> 00:37:47.264 You guys ever go to Alaska? 549 00:37:47.265 --> 00:37:50.136 Yeah, we did rovers, like, three years ago. 550 00:37:50.137 --> 00:37:51.659 It's too cold for me. 551 00:37:51.660 --> 00:37:54.401 It's cold. I don't like that too much. 552 00:37:54.402 --> 00:37:55.403 - Wow. 553 00:37:56.796 --> 00:38:01.756 Well, I'm thinking of doing a trek across China. 554 00:38:01.757 --> 00:38:04.890 Putting a crew together three to four weeks next year. 555 00:38:04.891 --> 00:38:07.588 Are you? How's Casey gonna feel about that? 556 00:38:07.589 --> 00:38:09.677 What do you mean? She'd come with. 557 00:38:09.678 --> 00:38:10.853 With the kid? 558 00:38:12.246 --> 00:38:14.508 This guy looks old, but he actually has a baby. 559 00:38:14.509 --> 00:38:16.205 - Whoa! 560 00:38:16.206 --> 00:38:18.164 - Seriously, how's Casey gonna feel like 561 00:38:18.165 --> 00:38:19.731 if you take off for a month. 562 00:38:19.732 --> 00:38:21.950 - I don't consider it taking off. 563 00:38:21.951 --> 00:38:25.911 You know, the best thing you can do is have a family. 564 00:38:25.912 --> 00:38:29.523 That's the last step in your maturity. 565 00:38:29.524 --> 00:38:32.614 And sometimes they're gonna hate you. And sometimes... 566 00:38:34.703 --> 00:38:35.834 they gonna even want 567 00:38:35.835 --> 00:38:37.532 to hang out with you, like this one. 568 00:38:39.578 --> 00:38:42.494 Would you consider trekking across China with me? 569 00:38:44.234 --> 00:38:46.714 Yeah, that sounds cool. 570 00:38:46.715 --> 00:38:48.455 I'd trek across China with you, man. 571 00:38:48.456 --> 00:38:49.630 I'm in. 572 00:38:49.631 --> 00:38:51.153 Now we've got our team. 573 00:38:51.154 --> 00:38:52.285 Matt, you come too, 574 00:38:52.286 --> 00:38:54.114 but you got to work on your core. 575 00:38:58.597 --> 00:39:00.033 I gotta piss. 576 00:39:04.864 --> 00:39:07.649 [crickets chirping, bird calls, animals rustling] 577 00:39:26.189 --> 00:39:28.104 - Are you sleeping? - I am. 578 00:39:30.237 --> 00:39:31.716 OK. 579 00:39:31.717 --> 00:39:34.110 [calm music] 580 00:41:00.545 --> 00:41:02.023 - It's ready now. - It's not. 581 00:41:02.024 --> 00:41:03.808 It's gotta get to a full boil. 582 00:41:03.809 --> 00:41:06.507 Otherwise, the bean doesn't... 583 00:41:08.553 --> 00:41:09.858 ...meet its potential. 584 00:41:11.338 --> 00:41:12.599 You need the bean to meet it's potential. 585 00:41:12.600 --> 00:41:13.601 [grunts] 586 00:41:14.602 --> 00:41:15.560 Okay. 587 00:41:16.735 --> 00:41:17.953 [clears throat] 588 00:41:22.044 --> 00:41:23.089 Hey. 589 00:41:24.046 --> 00:41:25.047 How'd you sleep? 590 00:41:25.787 --> 00:41:26.875 Soundly. 591 00:41:30.531 --> 00:41:32.272 Were you one with the forest? 592 00:41:36.406 --> 00:41:37.930 [electric buzzing] 593 00:41:53.380 --> 00:41:54.512 A slug. 594 00:41:59.168 --> 00:42:00.169 Oh yeah. 595 00:42:20.799 --> 00:42:23.061 You probably shouldn't eat food in the tent. 596 00:42:23.062 --> 00:42:24.584 I need my night snacks. 597 00:42:24.585 --> 00:42:27.500 You had food in the tent last night? 598 00:42:27.501 --> 00:42:29.850 - Just a little bit. - What were you thinking?! 599 00:42:29.851 --> 00:42:32.070 A bear can smell a fucking blueberry, Matt! 600 00:42:32.071 --> 00:42:34.855 - I have low blood sugar. - I don't care what you have! 601 00:42:34.856 --> 00:42:37.379 Be reckless with your kid! That's my daughter! 602 00:42:37.380 --> 00:42:38.990 - Dad, it's okay. - Okay. Chill. 603 00:42:38.991 --> 00:42:40.645 - No, it's not! - Chill, chill. 604 00:42:43.082 --> 00:42:44.823 He's right. I'm sorry, Christopher. 605 00:43:14.200 --> 00:43:15.375 [sighs] 606 00:43:50.366 --> 00:43:51.453 French fries, 607 00:43:51.454 --> 00:43:54.152 soggy from the oil, but still crispy, 608 00:43:54.153 --> 00:43:55.415 dipped in mayonnaise. 609 00:43:57.112 --> 00:44:00.375 Strawberry milkshake. Very cold. 610 00:44:00.376 --> 00:44:05.076 Okay. Wedge salad with a ribeye and creamed spinach. 611 00:44:05.077 --> 00:44:06.294 And two martinis. 612 00:44:06.295 --> 00:44:07.470 Um... 613 00:44:08.471 --> 00:44:10.472 Fried chicken sandwich I had 614 00:44:10.473 --> 00:44:13.346 I had that had this, like, jalapeno coleslaw. 615 00:44:14.347 --> 00:44:16.043 Soup dumplings, piping hot, 616 00:44:16.044 --> 00:44:19.656 but cool enough you don't burn your mouth. 617 00:44:19.657 --> 00:44:21.483 Grilled cheese with American cheese, 618 00:44:21.484 --> 00:44:23.790 tomato and a Coke. 619 00:44:23.791 --> 00:44:26.315 - Very cold, from the can. - You know what? 620 00:44:27.447 --> 00:44:30.579 Just a simple fried egg 621 00:44:30.580 --> 00:44:35.280 with bacon and sausage and hash browns, 622 00:44:35.281 --> 00:44:37.586 and two blueberry pancakes with maple syrup. 623 00:44:37.587 --> 00:44:38.676 And also a waffle. 624 00:44:40.025 --> 00:44:41.766 Sounds reasonable. 625 00:44:43.768 --> 00:44:45.770 - Here. - Nah... 626 00:44:46.858 --> 00:44:48.206 We're gonna get more. 627 00:44:48.207 --> 00:44:50.557 No. I'm good. Okay, give me that water. 628 00:44:58.957 --> 00:45:00.262 Okay, let's do this. 629 00:45:43.828 --> 00:45:45.177 [water rushing] 630 00:46:44.671 --> 00:46:46.064 This make our top five? 631 00:46:49.023 --> 00:46:50.808 Yeah, I think it does. 632 00:46:52.461 --> 00:46:54.072 [phones buzzing] 633 00:46:56.857 --> 00:46:57.815 Oh. 634 00:46:58.816 --> 00:47:00.425 This must be the elevation. 635 00:47:00.426 --> 00:47:01.819 [notification sounds] 636 00:47:11.263 --> 00:47:12.307 [sighs] 637 00:47:14.222 --> 00:47:16.007 Everything okay with work? 638 00:47:16.659 --> 00:47:17.878 Yeah, I'm fine. 639 00:47:20.272 --> 00:47:22.927 Yeah. I didn't come up here to think about that. 640 00:47:40.814 --> 00:47:42.076 Oh, Jesus. 641 00:47:43.164 --> 00:47:44.383 Okay. 642 00:47:45.384 --> 00:47:46.385 No more. 643 00:47:56.134 --> 00:47:57.482 Dad. 644 00:47:57.483 --> 00:47:58.570 Stop. 645 00:47:58.571 --> 00:47:59.832 What? 646 00:47:59.833 --> 00:48:01.617 - No. - Come on. 647 00:48:03.706 --> 00:48:06.100 Hey, Matt, will you take a picture of us? 648 00:48:18.286 --> 00:48:19.939 Let's see. 649 00:48:19.940 --> 00:48:21.159 Okay. 650 00:48:22.508 --> 00:48:24.509 - Thank you. - You can see my bald spot. 651 00:48:24.510 --> 00:48:26.642 - Isn't that nice? - I like that one. 652 00:48:28.296 --> 00:48:31.777 We got to do this more often. I got to do this more often. 653 00:48:31.778 --> 00:48:33.170 I got to, like, hike 654 00:48:33.171 --> 00:48:35.999 the whole West Coast or something. 655 00:48:36.000 --> 00:48:37.915 [scoffs] Yeah. You should. 656 00:48:39.873 --> 00:48:40.874 Why? 657 00:48:42.006 --> 00:48:43.920 [chuckles] No. Absolutely. 658 00:48:43.921 --> 00:48:44.922 Dad... 659 00:48:47.141 --> 00:48:48.099 What? 660 00:48:53.582 --> 00:48:54.932 You should do that. 661 00:48:55.889 --> 00:48:56.934 That'd be fun. 662 00:49:04.115 --> 00:49:05.855 [fire crackling, crickets chirping] 663 00:49:17.693 --> 00:49:19.608 [indistinct chatter] 664 00:49:26.876 --> 00:49:27.877 It's so quiet. 665 00:49:35.059 --> 00:49:36.321 [insect buzzing] 666 00:50:25.761 --> 00:50:26.762 Oh. 667 00:50:28.112 --> 00:50:31.940 Alright. You ready to be freaked the fuck out? 668 00:50:31.941 --> 00:50:33.638 This is gonna be so fucking scary 669 00:50:33.639 --> 00:50:35.118 you're gonna shit your pants. 670 00:50:35.119 --> 00:50:37.468 Oh, okay. 671 00:50:37.469 --> 00:50:39.122 Okay. 672 00:50:39.123 --> 00:50:41.646 So this happened to Allison, 673 00:50:41.647 --> 00:50:43.388 who works for me. 674 00:50:44.998 --> 00:50:46.085 And she was, uh... 675 00:50:46.086 --> 00:50:50.568 She is a very nice girl. 676 00:50:50.569 --> 00:50:53.484 But she's had such a terrible time 677 00:50:53.485 --> 00:50:55.312 meeting guys, right? 678 00:50:55.313 --> 00:50:56.400 Very bad luck. 679 00:50:56.401 --> 00:50:58.706 But finally she meets this guy online, 680 00:50:58.707 --> 00:51:03.189 and she's smitten with him, and he is smitten with her. 681 00:51:03.190 --> 00:51:05.366 And, in fact, they're a couple of smittens. 682 00:51:08.108 --> 00:51:12.025 And he has a cabin in the woods. 683 00:51:12.808 --> 00:51:14.679 In... in... 684 00:51:14.680 --> 00:51:15.854 deep woods. 685 00:51:15.855 --> 00:51:17.247 Oh my God. 686 00:51:17.248 --> 00:51:18.335 What? 687 00:51:18.336 --> 00:51:19.815 [chuckles] 688 00:51:20.468 --> 00:51:22.165 This is... 689 00:51:22.166 --> 00:51:24.167 Focus! This is... 690 00:51:24.168 --> 00:51:26.387 Anyway, so they go up there. 691 00:51:29.912 --> 00:51:32.523 There's no internet and no cell service. 692 00:51:32.524 --> 00:51:35.352 Oh, and there was a sound outside. 693 00:51:35.353 --> 00:51:37.789 And so she's like, I should go outside 694 00:51:37.790 --> 00:51:39.704 and see what's out there. 695 00:51:39.705 --> 00:51:41.140 Is it an animal? 696 00:51:41.141 --> 00:51:45.188 And so she opens the door 697 00:51:45.189 --> 00:51:49.061 and she steps outside. 698 00:51:49.062 --> 00:51:50.889 Dad, you're terrible at this. 699 00:51:50.890 --> 00:51:53.239 [laughter] 700 00:51:53.240 --> 00:51:55.111 This is real! 701 00:51:55.112 --> 00:51:56.764 You're supposed to be confident 702 00:51:56.765 --> 00:51:58.505 in all your details and everything. 703 00:51:58.506 --> 00:52:01.160 - That's what makes it scary. - It wasn't an animal. 704 00:52:01.161 --> 00:52:04.468 It was the ex-girlfriend. She had a knife or something. 705 00:52:04.469 --> 00:52:07.340 Maybe it was the neighbor. Anyway, the end. 706 00:52:07.341 --> 00:52:10.300 I was just getting going. You have no patience. 707 00:52:10.301 --> 00:52:12.345 Dad... [laughs] 708 00:52:12.346 --> 00:52:14.521 That was the worst. Okay, I've got one. 709 00:52:14.522 --> 00:52:16.480 And this is a real-life true story 710 00:52:16.481 --> 00:52:18.221 that you better brace yourself for 711 00:52:18.222 --> 00:52:20.223 because it's fucking spooky. 712 00:52:20.224 --> 00:52:22.442 So there's this guy. 713 00:52:22.443 --> 00:52:24.140 We'll call him... 714 00:52:24.141 --> 00:52:25.445 Smatt. 715 00:52:25.446 --> 00:52:27.186 No, Pat, we'll call him Pat. 716 00:52:27.187 --> 00:52:30.058 So Pat is a successful man of stage and screen. 717 00:52:30.059 --> 00:52:32.235 For example, he has a recurring role 718 00:52:32.236 --> 00:52:34.106 in an early 2000' crime drama 719 00:52:34.107 --> 00:52:37.196 and with that money, he buys an apartment. 720 00:52:37.197 --> 00:52:39.459 And he's living high on the hog. 721 00:52:39.460 --> 00:52:41.766 People love him and he's got a wife, 722 00:52:41.767 --> 00:52:44.116 and soon he'll have a son. 723 00:52:44.117 --> 00:52:46.771 And everybody is living high on the hog 724 00:52:46.772 --> 00:52:51.645 until work starts to dry up and he can't book. 725 00:52:51.646 --> 00:52:54.648 And the residuals only take him so far. 726 00:52:54.649 --> 00:52:56.955 And his wife is a poet, 727 00:52:56.956 --> 00:52:58.522 which to her credit, 728 00:52:58.523 --> 00:53:02.221 she did start teaching adult ESL classes at night. 729 00:53:02.222 --> 00:53:05.485 But it's not gonna put the boy through college. 730 00:53:05.486 --> 00:53:07.923 So Patty boy starts to panic. 731 00:53:09.882 --> 00:53:11.578 And another actor friend of his 732 00:53:11.579 --> 00:53:13.232 sells blenders on commission. 733 00:53:13.233 --> 00:53:17.628 So on his darkest day, Pat signs on. 734 00:53:17.629 --> 00:53:19.804 And you know what? He's amazing. 735 00:53:19.805 --> 00:53:23.547 He's great at selling toasters and blenders. 736 00:53:23.548 --> 00:53:26.202 He's so good, in fact, that they pay him 737 00:53:26.203 --> 00:53:28.116 to train the other employees 738 00:53:28.117 --> 00:53:29.379 and they fly him to Vegas, 739 00:53:29.380 --> 00:53:31.250 they put him up at Caesars Palace. 740 00:53:31.251 --> 00:53:35.080 He's training hundreds of failed actors 741 00:53:35.081 --> 00:53:37.865 to sell these products. 742 00:53:37.866 --> 00:53:41.218 And one night at the craps table, 743 00:53:42.436 --> 00:53:46.396 a female trainee puts her hand on his knee 744 00:53:46.397 --> 00:53:49.355 and she asks him up to her room, 745 00:53:49.356 --> 00:53:50.705 and, well... 746 00:53:52.316 --> 00:53:55.971 he does a stupid, stupid thing. 747 00:53:58.670 --> 00:54:00.540 It's pretty spooky, right? 748 00:54:00.541 --> 00:54:02.674 You do the bad thing, and... 749 00:54:03.979 --> 00:54:05.371 I don't know, you keep thinking 750 00:54:05.372 --> 00:54:06.546 about the bad thing, 751 00:54:06.547 --> 00:54:09.723 and the bad thing is all you think about. 752 00:54:09.724 --> 00:54:11.552 Multiple times a day. 753 00:54:12.771 --> 00:54:14.162 And one day you realize, 754 00:54:14.163 --> 00:54:17.036 oh, I only thought about the bad thing once today. 755 00:54:19.168 --> 00:54:21.388 That's not even the thing that made her leave. 756 00:54:22.650 --> 00:54:24.738 She never even really knew about it. 757 00:54:24.739 --> 00:54:27.350 Then you think about the bad thing a little bit, 758 00:54:27.351 --> 00:54:30.875 but then you kind of can't even remember 759 00:54:30.876 --> 00:54:32.921 what the bad thing was. 760 00:54:34.445 --> 00:54:36.707 And after a while you don't think about it. 761 00:54:36.708 --> 00:54:38.666 It's like it never even happened. 762 00:54:39.754 --> 00:54:41.712 [laughs] 763 00:54:41.713 --> 00:54:43.149 Fuck. 764 00:54:45.586 --> 00:54:48.894 I'm sorry. I'm really weepy lately. 765 00:54:50.939 --> 00:54:52.810 I was so in love with her. 766 00:54:52.811 --> 00:54:55.247 Remember when she got pregnant and I got so sick 767 00:54:55.248 --> 00:54:56.857 and I put on, like, 15 pounds, 768 00:54:56.858 --> 00:54:59.512 and we joked that it was like a sympathetic reaction. 769 00:54:59.513 --> 00:55:01.558 But she never knew this... 770 00:55:01.559 --> 00:55:03.124 [voice cracking] 771 00:55:03.125 --> 00:55:06.302 That I actually felt her labor. 772 00:55:06.303 --> 00:55:09.306 I felt myself being torn wide open. 773 00:55:10.611 --> 00:55:13.091 That's a thing. In Papua New Guinea, 774 00:55:13.092 --> 00:55:15.136 the husband will build a hut, 775 00:55:15.137 --> 00:55:17.878 and when the wife is giving labor, 776 00:55:17.879 --> 00:55:21.317 he'll like, enact labor, 777 00:55:21.318 --> 00:55:23.623 he'll basically do a labor ritual. 778 00:55:23.624 --> 00:55:26.757 I don't know why we don't do that in our culture. 779 00:55:26.758 --> 00:55:29.326 I certainly felt that. 780 00:55:34.287 --> 00:55:36.723 And now all I'm thinking about is, 781 00:55:36.724 --> 00:55:38.900 this is my future. 782 00:55:41.120 --> 00:55:42.991 I don't know how he became so... 783 00:55:44.341 --> 00:55:46.343 Yeah. Untethered. 784 00:55:49.041 --> 00:55:50.172 Oh, man. 785 00:55:53.001 --> 00:55:55.047 It happens to the best of us. 786 00:56:02.097 --> 00:56:04.796 The worst just doesn't happen to you. 787 00:56:05.753 --> 00:56:07.625 You're involved in the process. 788 00:56:09.409 --> 00:56:11.455 Well, I didn't want to get divorced. 789 00:56:12.543 --> 00:56:14.501 It wasn't my idea, for the record. 790 00:56:20.072 --> 00:56:21.986 Maybe mom wouldn't want if you 791 00:56:21.987 --> 00:56:24.597 didn't do things that made her want to. 792 00:56:24.598 --> 00:56:27.732 I didn't do things until after she did things. 793 00:56:29.690 --> 00:56:31.822 So it's both your faults. 794 00:56:31.823 --> 00:56:33.085 That's my point. 795 00:56:35.957 --> 00:56:38.482 I just couldn't make your mother happy. 796 00:56:43.356 --> 00:56:44.357 Okay. 797 00:56:51.146 --> 00:56:52.800 She's right. You're right. 798 00:56:54.106 --> 00:56:55.499 We're all complicit. 799 00:56:58.371 --> 00:57:00.112 How did you get so wise? 800 00:57:01.243 --> 00:57:02.419 I'm not really. 801 00:57:04.464 --> 00:57:07.293 So tell me this. What's next for me? 802 00:57:13.908 --> 00:57:15.127 Hmm... 803 00:57:16.998 --> 00:57:18.695 This might be really spooky. 804 00:57:18.696 --> 00:57:20.262 [laughs] 805 00:57:21.307 --> 00:57:22.308 Um... 806 00:57:24.658 --> 00:57:26.094 I'd say... 807 00:57:27.922 --> 00:57:29.881 in two to three months 808 00:57:31.143 --> 00:57:33.885 you're gonna meet a beautiful 25-year-old. 809 00:57:37.236 --> 00:57:39.542 And then you're gonna stay in it 810 00:57:39.543 --> 00:57:40.891 because it's fun. 811 00:57:40.892 --> 00:57:42.676 She's gonna stay in it. 812 00:57:44.286 --> 00:57:46.897 Then it's gonna get kind of serious 813 00:57:46.898 --> 00:57:48.507 when she turns 30. 814 00:57:48.508 --> 00:57:49.727 [laughs] 815 00:57:51.163 --> 00:57:53.904 Cause she's gonna want to start doing adult things, 816 00:57:53.905 --> 00:57:59.039 you know, like, have the kids, do the marriage, you know. 817 00:57:59.040 --> 00:58:02.390 And, I mean, you're 60, so you have no control. 818 00:58:02.391 --> 00:58:04.828 You're gonna do whatever she says. 819 00:58:04.829 --> 00:58:09.572 So then you are gonna be 60 with a newborn. 820 00:58:09.573 --> 00:58:10.747 Alright. Okay. 821 00:58:10.748 --> 00:58:12.619 Yeah. Alright, we get it. 822 00:58:14.403 --> 00:58:16.056 I'm just kidding. 823 00:58:16.057 --> 00:58:18.016 It's depressingly accurate. 824 00:58:21.236 --> 00:58:24.152 When will my son stop hating me? 825 00:58:25.676 --> 00:58:26.633 Never. 826 00:58:27.895 --> 00:58:31.072 But look what you made. Made a good one. 827 00:58:32.987 --> 00:58:34.815 I tried not to fuck her up. 828 00:58:41.822 --> 00:58:44.998 I don't think it's a matter of whether he hates you or not. 829 00:58:44.999 --> 00:58:49.526 I think right now he feels the need to protect Stephanie. 830 00:58:50.309 --> 00:58:51.352 Yeah. 831 00:58:51.353 --> 00:58:52.702 So right now, 832 00:58:52.703 --> 00:58:55.879 just don't make him pick sides. 833 00:58:55.880 --> 00:58:58.272 I just think about all the bad things about me 834 00:58:58.273 --> 00:59:00.013 that she's filling his head with. 835 00:59:00.014 --> 00:59:01.885 I mean, you're always gonna wonder 836 00:59:01.886 --> 00:59:04.191 what she's saying about you. 837 00:59:04.192 --> 00:59:06.542 But the best thing you can do in this situation 838 00:59:06.543 --> 00:59:09.719 is just say only nice things about her. 839 00:59:09.720 --> 00:59:11.635 Try it. See what happens. 840 00:59:14.028 --> 00:59:15.552 Too young to be so wise. 841 00:59:17.728 --> 00:59:20.164 Well, I've had some experience. 842 00:59:20.165 --> 00:59:23.255 [sleepily] You just give Dylan too much stuff. 843 00:59:25.605 --> 00:59:28.173 He's gotta take care of himself. 844 00:59:32.438 --> 00:59:33.613 Or do that. 845 00:59:34.614 --> 00:59:36.528 Go to bed, man. 846 00:59:36.529 --> 00:59:38.791 Dad. You're sleeping. 847 00:59:38.792 --> 00:59:40.011 I'm not sleeping. 848 00:59:41.882 --> 00:59:43.796 But I think I'm gonna go to bed. 849 00:59:43.797 --> 00:59:45.406 Okay. Do you want water? 850 00:59:45.407 --> 00:59:47.365 No, I don't. 851 00:59:47.366 --> 00:59:48.975 I'm good, I'm good, I'm good. 852 00:59:48.976 --> 00:59:50.673 Good. Okay. 853 00:59:50.674 --> 00:59:52.588 - Watch the fire. - Be right there. 854 00:59:52.589 --> 00:59:54.285 Yeah. I'm okay. 855 00:59:54.286 --> 00:59:56.157 - Sweet dreams, buddy. - Yep. 856 01:00:02.860 --> 01:00:04.165 [sighs] 857 01:00:10.824 --> 01:00:12.217 [tent zipper closing] 858 01:00:20.617 --> 01:00:22.053 You're pretty smart, huh? 859 01:00:25.883 --> 01:00:27.188 And observant. 860 01:00:29.887 --> 01:00:32.150 - I don't know. - Oh, yeah. You are. 861 01:00:36.023 --> 01:00:37.590 Okay. Observe me. 862 01:00:43.509 --> 01:00:45.336 You're a little drunk. 863 01:00:45.337 --> 01:00:46.991 [laughs] No, shit. 864 01:00:48.035 --> 01:00:49.515 And sad. 865 01:00:50.690 --> 01:00:51.778 Ding, ding. 866 01:00:55.086 --> 01:00:57.697 You know, I haven't lived alone in 30 years. 867 01:00:59.699 --> 01:01:01.135 You have Dylan, though. 868 01:01:02.702 --> 01:01:04.661 He thinks my place is depressing. 869 01:01:05.313 --> 01:01:06.619 It is depressing. 870 01:01:12.059 --> 01:01:14.235 Maybe you should get some plants. 871 01:01:16.237 --> 01:01:17.543 Plants. 872 01:01:20.938 --> 01:01:23.201 Well, it'll get better. 873 01:01:25.333 --> 01:01:26.899 That's what people say. 874 01:01:26.900 --> 01:01:29.380 Sorry. It's kind of a dumb thing. 875 01:01:29.381 --> 01:01:31.383 I know. I believe you. 876 01:01:39.957 --> 01:01:41.697 Oh. It's cold. 877 01:01:41.698 --> 01:01:42.916 Yeah. 878 01:01:48.356 --> 01:01:50.402 You know what kind of moon that is? 879 01:01:53.231 --> 01:01:55.276 - No. - It's a new moon. 880 01:01:56.408 --> 01:01:58.366 See how you can... 881 01:01:59.803 --> 01:02:03.719 sort of see the rest of it? 882 01:02:03.720 --> 01:02:07.201 Like you can see the outline of the old moon. 883 01:02:09.421 --> 01:02:10.770 It's called earthshine. 884 01:02:12.467 --> 01:02:14.034 Earthshine. 885 01:02:15.514 --> 01:02:16.820 I love that word. 886 01:02:53.857 --> 01:02:55.771 I'm going to put this out. 887 01:02:55.772 --> 01:02:57.773 Yeah. 888 01:02:57.774 --> 01:02:59.818 Or you can sleep next to the fire. 889 01:02:59.819 --> 01:03:02.081 It's probably warmer than your tent. 890 01:03:02.082 --> 01:03:03.910 Unless you can keep me warm. 891 01:03:12.832 --> 01:03:16.357 Yeah. It's not fair. Your dad gets extra body heat. 892 01:03:27.542 --> 01:03:29.066 I'm gonna get some water. 893 01:04:02.447 --> 01:04:03.840 [birds chirping] 894 01:04:18.593 --> 01:04:20.552 [tense music] 895 01:09:41.220 --> 01:09:42.743 [music fades] 896 01:10:40.584 --> 01:10:41.889 Excited about college? 897 01:10:45.545 --> 01:10:46.676 What? 898 01:10:46.677 --> 01:10:49.201 Are you excited about college? 899 01:10:51.508 --> 01:10:52.639 What? 900 01:10:55.860 --> 01:10:57.513 I think that's the first question 901 01:10:57.514 --> 01:10:59.036 you've asked me all weekend. 902 01:10:59.037 --> 01:11:01.605 Come on, I ask you questions all the time. 903 01:11:06.000 --> 01:11:07.437 Not exactly. 904 01:11:10.831 --> 01:11:12.268 Well, are you? 905 01:11:14.966 --> 01:11:15.967 Sure. 906 01:11:18.012 --> 01:11:19.013 "Sure"? 907 01:11:20.493 --> 01:11:21.451 That's it? 908 01:11:25.063 --> 01:11:26.890 I just don't feel like talking about it. 909 01:11:26.891 --> 01:11:29.372 Like trying to squeeze water out of a rock. 910 01:11:32.070 --> 01:11:33.289 I'm just tired. 911 01:11:58.226 --> 01:11:59.488 [laughs] 912 01:11:59.489 --> 01:12:00.490 Stop. 913 01:12:02.448 --> 01:12:04.754 - Dad... - Come on! 914 01:12:04.755 --> 01:12:06.322 Do you want to take a dip? 915 01:12:12.676 --> 01:12:13.720 Attagirl. 916 01:12:22.947 --> 01:12:25.689 So Matt said something kind of weird last night. 917 01:12:26.820 --> 01:12:28.474 Yeah? Well, he's a weirdo. 918 01:12:38.266 --> 01:12:40.051 But he was kind of weird to me. 919 01:12:41.182 --> 01:12:43.140 You know not to listen to him. 920 01:12:43.141 --> 01:12:44.576 No, I know. 921 01:12:44.577 --> 01:12:46.404 It was... 922 01:12:46.405 --> 01:12:48.711 Don't get offended by him. He has no filter. 923 01:12:48.712 --> 01:12:50.278 I'm not offended by him. 924 01:12:51.845 --> 01:12:53.020 I'm just saying. 925 01:12:57.503 --> 01:12:59.199 He asked me to come into his tent last night 926 01:12:59.200 --> 01:13:00.724 to keep him warm. 927 01:13:02.421 --> 01:13:04.641 Well, he should have brought a sleeping bag. 928 01:13:07.992 --> 01:13:09.296 Don't you think that's weird? 929 01:13:09.297 --> 01:13:10.385 I hope you told him 930 01:13:10.386 --> 01:13:11.951 he should freeze his ass off by himself. 931 01:13:11.952 --> 01:13:14.085 That's what he gets for not being prepared. 932 01:13:17.218 --> 01:13:18.394 It's not about that. 933 01:13:30.406 --> 01:13:31.407 Come on. 934 01:13:36.368 --> 01:13:38.022 Can we just have a nice day? 935 01:13:43.419 --> 01:13:44.420 Yeah. 936 01:13:57.824 --> 01:13:59.435 [calm harp music] 937 01:16:46.906 --> 01:16:48.212 [music fades] 938 01:19:34.073 --> 01:19:35.901 [breathes heavily] 939 01:21:20.788 --> 01:21:22.355 [breathes heavily] 940 01:22:29.335 --> 01:22:34.426 Jesse: Hey! I know you won't get this until tomorrow, 941 01:22:34.427 --> 01:22:35.950 but I had to tell you 942 01:22:35.951 --> 01:22:40.998 that Solaris made fucking tofu lasagna, 943 01:22:40.999 --> 01:22:43.740 and it was absolutely disgusting. 944 01:22:43.741 --> 01:22:45.742 And she was asking everyone to go around 945 01:22:45.743 --> 01:22:47.266 and tell her how good it was. 946 01:22:48.267 --> 01:22:49.528 It was a mess. 947 01:22:49.529 --> 01:22:50.790 [laughs] 948 01:22:50.791 --> 01:22:52.575 Anyways... 949 01:22:52.576 --> 01:22:54.403 Obviously, I miss you. 950 01:22:54.404 --> 01:22:56.144 Uh... Yeah. 951 01:22:56.145 --> 01:22:57.189 Bye. 952 01:23:43.627 --> 01:23:45.455 [birds chirping] 953 01:24:02.341 --> 01:24:03.951 [footsteps] 954 01:24:25.799 --> 01:24:27.062 Where were you? 955 01:24:28.063 --> 01:24:29.064 [quietly] Here. 956 01:24:29.760 --> 01:24:31.456 You just up and left? 957 01:24:31.457 --> 01:24:33.155 Yeah, I guess I did. 958 01:24:37.768 --> 01:24:39.986 Well, I guess I just don't get it. 959 01:24:39.987 --> 01:24:41.728 I didn't think you would. 960 01:25:27.165 --> 01:25:28.340 Sam. 961 01:25:32.301 --> 01:25:33.258 What? 962 01:25:37.697 --> 01:25:38.698 You wanna drive? 963 01:25:40.570 --> 01:25:41.571 No. 964 01:25:56.847 --> 01:25:57.848 Okay. 965 01:26:02.809 --> 01:26:04.724 [whispers] Will you please drive? 966 01:26:07.727 --> 01:26:08.989 Okay, Dad. 967 01:26:23.265 --> 01:26:24.396 It's locked. 968 01:26:25.789 --> 01:26:26.877 It's locked! 969 01:26:32.056 --> 01:26:34.145 Please, open the door! 970 01:26:37.279 --> 01:26:39.802 Oh my God. Come on! 971 01:26:39.803 --> 01:26:41.631 Hey! Come on! Open the door! 972 01:26:42.240 --> 01:26:43.198 Sam. 973 01:26:47.463 --> 01:26:49.638 Please. I'm tired. Can you open the... 974 01:26:49.639 --> 01:26:50.813 [lock opening] 975 01:26:50.814 --> 01:26:51.858 Thank you. 976 01:27:24.804 --> 01:27:30.156 [woman sings] In-between two tall mountains 977 01:27:30.157 --> 01:27:33.029 there's a place 978 01:27:33.030 --> 01:27:37.251 they call Lonesome. 979 01:27:37.252 --> 01:27:39.731 Don't see why 980 01:27:39.732 --> 01:27:43.779 they call it Lonesome; 981 01:27:43.780 --> 01:27:46.608 I'm never lonesome 982 01:27:46.609 --> 01:27:50.176 when I go there. 983 01:27:50.177 --> 01:27:51.918 [calm guitar tune] 984 01:27:54.312 --> 01:27:57.923 See that bird sittin' on my windowsill? 985 01:27:57.924 --> 01:28:00.230 Well he's sayin' whip-poor-will 986 01:28:00.231 --> 01:28:02.711 all the night through. 987 01:28:02.712 --> 01:28:06.192 See that brook runnin' by my kitchen door? 988 01:28:06.193 --> 01:28:11.154 Well, it couldn't talk no more if it was you. 989 01:28:11.155 --> 01:28:15.376 Up that tree there's sort of a squirrel thing. 990 01:28:15.377 --> 01:28:19.684 Sounds just like we did when we were quarrelling. 991 01:28:19.685 --> 01:28:23.862 In the yard I keep a pig or two. 992 01:28:23.863 --> 01:28:28.171 They drop in for dinner like you used to do. 993 01:28:28.172 --> 01:28:31.609 I don't stand in the need of company, 994 01:28:31.610 --> 01:28:36.875 with everything I see talkin' like you. 995 01:28:36.876 --> 01:28:40.792 Up that tree there's sort of a squirrel thing. 996 01:28:40.793 --> 01:28:45.275 Sounds just like we did when we were quarrelling. 997 01:28:45.276 --> 01:28:49.453 You may think you left me all alone, 998 01:28:49.454 --> 01:28:53.892 but I can hear you talk without a telephone. 999 01:28:53.893 --> 01:28:57.374 I don't stand in the need of company, 1000 01:28:57.375 --> 01:29:02.379 with everything I see talkin' like you. 1001 01:29:02.380 --> 01:29:06.165 See that bird sittin' on my windowsill? 1002 01:29:06.166 --> 01:29:08.516 Well, he's sayin' whip-poor-will 1003 01:29:08.517 --> 01:29:10.953 all the night through. 1004 01:29:10.954 --> 01:29:16.219 Just whip-poor-will all the night through. 1005 01:29:16.220 --> 01:29:21.529 In-between two tall mountains 1006 01:29:21.530 --> 01:29:24.227 there's a place 1007 01:29:24.228 --> 01:29:28.100 they call Lonesome. 1008 01:29:28.101 --> 01:29:30.494 Don't see why 1009 01:29:30.495 --> 01:29:34.803 they call it Lonesome; 1010 01:29:34.804 --> 01:29:37.849 I'm never lonesome 1011 01:29:37.850 --> 01:29:41.245 now I live there. 1012 01:29:42.420 --> 01:29:45.030 [man] When did you write that? 1013 01:29:45.031 --> 01:29:47.816 How did you happen to get that idea? 1014 01:29:47.817 --> 01:29:48.861 [voice fades]