1:06:02
The next night, you maybe
take your jacket off...
1:06:05
...and sleep with your boots on,
on top of the rack.
1:06:08
Third night, you might not
make it below.
1:06:10
By the end of the week, you look
for someplace safe to lean on...
1:06:14
...and close your eyes
for a few minutes.
1:06:17
I've slept on fish.
1:06:19
Sounds like hell.
1:06:21
Well, people get hooked on it.
1:06:23
God knows why.
1:06:25
It's the thing itself, you know?
1:06:29
You go out, you find the fish.
1:06:31
You pull them out of the ocean.
You're right there with it.
1:06:35
Everything else is secondhand.
1:06:39
People work in canneries.
1:06:41
People sell real estate, T-shirts.
1:06:45
What if you couldn't sing anymore?
1:06:48
What if you had to work, like,
you know, in a record store?
1:06:52
So you liked it.
1:06:56
And it was dangerous.
1:06:58
And you got off on it.
1:07:01
Yeah, I guess I did.
1:07:05
Noelle is studying to be
a nuclear physicist.
1:07:08
Very funny.
1:07:09
You could. You're smart enough.
1:07:12
She's been in a new school every year.
But she's a good writer.
1:07:15
How would you know?
1:07:17
I've read your stories.
1:07:19
When I was 1 2.
1:07:20
You still write, don't you?
1:07:25
The weather service says
we got a gale coming.
1:07:28
We're not gonna make it to the narrows.
1:07:30
Is that bad?
1:07:40
If we put in back here, the mountains
will knock down a lot of the wind.
1:07:44
It's not a good anchorage.
1:07:46
-You've been in there?
-No.
1:07:48
Well, if we stay out here,
we're gonna get hammered.
1:07:51
How's the kid?
1:07:53
Do you want some water?
Rinse out your mouth?
1:07:56
We could try another one of those pills.
1:07:58
No, I'll be all right.