:53:02
Yeah, hello.
:53:03
Mommy says l can have
three chapters.
:53:05
Three chapters?
:53:06
Excellent.
:53:08
Would you mind
reading to him tonight?
:53:09
l have some work to do.
:53:10
Sure.
:53:11
Jim, go on, jump into bed.
:53:13
-Oh!
-Quick kicks!
:53:14
Dad'll be there in a minute.
:53:18
So what's he reading?
:53:20
lt's on his bedside table.
:53:22
Right.
:53:25
About tomorrow...
:53:26
l'm in the office all day.
:53:28
lt's just, l need
to keep looking for work.
:53:30
l thought you were going
to make calls from home.
:53:32
Well, l-l just should go in.
:53:33
Half the city is looking.
:53:34
l can't compete
unless l'm there.
:53:36
Can't your father call somebody?
:53:38
He's already done
everything he can.
:53:41
Dad lost everything
in the market crash,
:53:42
like everybody else.
:53:43
l know that.
:53:45
l know, l'm sorry.
:53:46
l'm sorry.
:53:47
So...
:53:49
l think l should go in.
:53:51
Henry, l arranged meetings,
:53:53
especially because you said
you'd do the school run.
:53:55
Well, can't we ask someone?
:53:57
There must be people
at his school...
:53:59
You call.
:54:00
l'm sick of asking for favors.
:54:03
Don't. Don't!
:54:04
You didn't bother doing it
in the first place,
:54:06
don't do it now.
:54:07
l was trying to help.
:54:08
No, you were bargaining.
:54:09
What if l was?
:54:12
ls that a crime?
:54:14
You know, because l can argue...
:54:17
l can shout.
:54:20
l hate this situation.
:54:22
l hate not having a job.
:54:25
l don't see what good
:54:26
it does to make each other
feel worse than we already do.
:54:36
Sarah.
:54:38
Look at this room--
it's a mess.
:54:40
We'll sort it out.
:54:42
Things will pick up.
:54:45
There's a chance, l've got
a meeting with this guy
:54:48
who's really big in futures,
:54:49
and l'm going to try
and get a meeting with him.
:54:54
We will sort it out.
:54:59
He's waiting for you
to read to him.