:01:24
Now, I'm trying to tell you...
:01:26
that we can't afford
to keep you here anymore.
:01:28
You already owe two months
worth of back rent.
:01:30
It's mine,
and you're not taking it away.
:01:32
Read the will, Nell.
It states, in plain language:
:01:36
"The executor shall have
the right to dispose of...
:01:39
any and all personal property
as he shall see fit".
:01:42
- He's not even real family.
- Yeah, well, maybe not.
:01:45
But clearly, Mother thought Lou
would be much better equipped...
:01:48
to deal with these
unpleasant details than you.
:01:50
"Unpleasant details"?
:01:53
What have I been dealing with
for the past 11 years?
:01:56
I've cooked, cleaned, mopped up
her urine! You call that
an "unpleasant detail"?
:01:59
- Hey, your sister
didn't write the will.
- We all know what you've done.
:02:02
- We're trying to help.
- Do not help me!
:02:08
Oh, Ritchie.
Just go sit on the couch, okay?
:02:12
Oh.
:02:14
Anyway, once probate closes,
:02:16
we can put this apartment
on the market,
:02:18
and we all might be able
to make a few bucks.
:02:20
Also, we know how much you love
Mom's car, so we're giving it to you.
:02:25
You're taking away my home
and giving me a 20-year-old car?
:02:30
Absolutely. We'll deduct the value
from the proceeds of the apartment.
:02:33
Who are you?
:02:36
Do you understand
that I have nowhere to go?
:02:42
We've been talking,
and Lou and I are very busy.
:02:46
We could use someone to help us
with the cleaning and the cooking,
:02:50
Looking after Ritchie?
:02:56
Eleanor, help me. I gotta pee.