1:19:02
Phil, thanks.
That was amazing.
1:19:06
- What?
- You know, uh...
1:19:09
Oh, that.
Yeah.
1:19:14
Why don't you put the gun down, Phil?
1:19:17
Oh, you don't have to worry.
I know how to handle a gun.
1:19:21
I used to keep one at the store.
1:19:23
You lock up late at night,
there's a lot of cash around.
1:19:28
You gotta make sure that
the register totals match the cash...
1:19:32
...and cheques and the coupons.
1:19:36
You got the order forms
to fill out for the next day.
1:19:39
You gotta check the stock.
I mean, there's a lot to do there.
1:19:42
It's a very responsible job.
1:19:52
Oh, Christ.
1:19:56
Oh, Phil.
Come on, Philly.
1:19:59
Come on, man.
It's not that bad.
1:20:02
I'm at a dead end. I'm almost
40 years old. I've wasted my life.
1:20:07
Yeah, but now you got
a chance to start over. You know?
1:20:13
Phil, remember when we were kids?
1:20:16
And we'd be playing ball and
the ball would get stuck up in a tree?
1:20:19
- And we'd yell "Do over!" Huh?
- Yeah.
1:20:23
Your life is a "do over".
You got a clean slate.
1:20:28
I got no place to live.
1:20:31
I'm gonna get wiped out in the divorce
cos I committed adultery.
1:20:36
So I may never even see my kids again.
1:20:39
I'm alone.
1:20:44
How's that slate look now?
1:20:48
Well, the fun continues.
1:20:50
- They're gone.
- Who?
1:20:52
Jeff and TR.
They skedaddled.
1:20:56
They jumped on their horses and took off.
1:20:59
They probably thought
we'd get 'em in trouble.