:56:00
Pain in the butt, if you ask me.
:56:03
Isn't that the pot
calling the kettle black?
:56:18
Hey, man.
:56:19
How are you?
:56:20
You're the kid at the hospital, right?
:56:23
Hop in.
:56:26
Come on.
:56:27
What are you doing out here?
:56:29
Come on, hop in.
:56:31
My boy's getting much better.
:56:34
How's your brother doing?
:56:37
Come on back here.
:56:39
Elvis has left the building.
:56:41
I told you so.
:56:48
Take me back to the hospital.
:56:50
Lemonade?
:56:52
I'm not taking you
anywhere till we talk.
:56:54
Pie?
:56:55
Where's the phone?
I must call a cab.
:56:58
Help yourself.
It's $40 from here, Momma?
:57:01
Or $45? I'm not sure with a tip.
:57:04
You're fired! Can't you get that
through your thick head?
:57:07
Fine. Because I cannot do my job
if you hide things from me.
:57:11
Did it occur to you how it made me feel
to take on Foltrigg on your behalf...
:57:16
...without the facts?
:57:17
If I'd smelled your breath first,
I'd have known you was a drunk.
:57:22
I'll be going.
:57:24
I have been sober for 3 years.
:57:26
That's what all the drunks say.
How they will get sober.
:57:31
They say they love you,
but they don't!
:57:33
Then they come home wasted
and beat you and your mother so bad...
:57:36
...you gotta hit them
in the face with a bat.
:57:39
You're talking about your daddy.
:57:42
I got rid of him.
:57:44
Me and my mom went to court to buy
a divorce, our lawyer sucked, as usual.
:57:49
So I went up there
and told the judge about the beatings...
:57:54
...how he made us sleep in the street.
:57:57
That's when my father
became my ex- father.