:22:07
Up a lazy river
with a robin's song
:22:11
Awaits the bright new morning
:22:14
We can loaf along
:22:24
I just thought I'd stop by
and pay my respects.
:22:29
- Your dad's not home, is he?
- No.
:22:36
I know this is trying times
for the two of you.
:22:40
- You want a beer or something?
- No, thanks.
:22:43
You don't happen to know where he went?
:22:49
Did your mother suffer from any
medical conditions you might know of?
:22:54
I think she had
a personality disorder.
:22:58
No, not necessarily
like that. It's...
:23:01
It's just there are some aspects
to this accident that...
:23:06
You think someone killed her?
:23:10
- Well, I didn't do it.
- I never said you did.
:23:13
But if you were to know if somebody
had a grudge against her...
:23:17
or something like that,
you know.
:23:19
Yeah. I don't wanna point any fingers
and whatnot, but Bobby Calzone did it.
:23:25
I find that hard to believe. He
doesn't have a violent bone in his body.
:23:30
Why don't you see how Peaches
feels about that?
:23:33
Peaches? The Schneider dog?
:23:36
Yeah. With the lawn mower.
:23:39
- Great job with Peaches, there, Bobby.
- Drop dead, asshole.
:23:42
" But, Bobby,
that poor little dog."
:23:44
" Poor little dog."
It was in the way.
:23:46
You were the one chasin' after it
with the lawn mower, not me.
:23:49
It wasn't my fault.
:23:50
- It got in the way.
- Now we lost that account.
:23:53
Blame me. Blame me
like you blame me for everything else.
:23:56
- I don't care.
- You killed Peaches.
:23:58
- I would've fired us for that.
- Like you never killed a dog?