:33:03
Why didn't she talk to you?
:33:05
You're the only one who saw anything.
:33:08
Well, that's interesting.
:33:10
Could they arrest somebody. . .
:33:12
. . .because what people believe is true
is actually more real than the truth?
:33:17
That's real interesting, Travis.
What a fascinating idea.
:33:22
You need to relax a little bit
because nobody's been arrested.
:33:27
l'm really not sure
what you want to do.
:33:29
Come clean?
:33:31
How do we do that?
We'll tell them what?
:33:33
We started a rumor that may
just turn out to be true?
:33:36
l mean, Jones. . .
:33:38
. . .l didn't exactly see
what went on in that room.
:33:41
What if he did rape her?
:33:43
That's not funny, Derrick.
:33:45
Hey, l was loaded. Marie was
throwing up and Beau shut the door.
:33:49
You said you were certain
there wasn't any sex.
:33:52
Well, l'm almost certain. 80% .
:33:55
The facts shift with perception?
l could track it algorithmically.
:33:59
Travis, he lied to us!
:34:02
l didn't lie.
l may have made a mistake.
:34:05
The whole point was, you knew
for sure they didn't have sex.
:34:08
Well, l'm sorry, all right?
l screwed up. Travis.
:34:13
This is a mess.
We need to go to the cops.
:34:15
-We need to tell someone what we did.
-No.
:34:18
Jones, calm down, all right?
Now think for a minute.
:34:21
What if he did rape her?
l mean, she's saying he did.
:34:24
lf we tell everyone this is
a hoax, he'll get away with it.
:34:28
ls that what you want?
:34:32
lf she filed a complaint, then maybe
she knows something we don't.
:34:36
lf he did it, police are gonna
find the evidence. lf he didn't. . .
:34:39
. . .no harm done.
We should just keep quiet.
:34:43
Yeah. Don't worry about it.
:34:45
The police know what
they're doing, right?
:34:56
Thanks a lot.