1:22:04
I'm terribly sorry to bother you.
Is this a bad time?
1:22:12
The more the merrier.
1:22:14
I've been in touch with the co-op board.
1:22:17
We want you to know
you have our support.
1:22:22
You know, I wanted to die...
1:22:24
...with everybody calling my name
in that courtroom.
1:22:27
Of course. It's hard to believe.
1:22:29
And then I thought, "I have a gun."
1:22:34
A 12-gauge, pump action.
1:22:36
We've known each other a long time.
1:22:38
We went to Buckley together.
My father knew your father.
1:22:41
I speak as a friend and also for the board.
1:22:44
How do I get the barrels into my mouth?
1:22:47
How am I going to pull the trigger?
1:22:49
I read about a man who took off his shoe...
1:22:53
...and pulled the trigger with his toe.
1:22:57
This can't be a comfortable situation
for you.
1:23:03
Is that a gun?
1:23:07
Where would I do it?
1:23:09
And who would find me?
1:23:12
Yes, exactly.
1:23:14
Have you considered...
1:23:16
...changing residence for a while?
1:23:21
You want me to leave?
1:23:26
This is my home.
1:23:29
I have no safe place to go.
People are threatening my life.
1:23:33
I must protect myself.
1:23:37
People are demonstrating out front.
Black people with basketballs.
1:23:42
You're putting everyone at risk!
1:23:44
It's not your fault. But that's the fact.
1:23:47
If you're so scared, you move out.
1:23:50
Please.
1:23:52
Start...
1:23:54
...by moving out of my apartment now.
1:23:56
I came here in good faith.
1:23:59
Now, out!