1:12:00
Hey, Johnny.
Haven't seen you for seven days.
1:12:04
- That means you owe me $7.
- Jesus, not again.
1:12:07
A dollar a day keeps Frank away.
Hey, I'm joking.
1:12:10
I've no money.
1:12:11
No, no. I got something for you.
1:12:15
Here, here.
1:12:17
- What are they?
- They're food stamps.
1:12:21
- I'm all right, thanks.
- Come on, you helped me out.
1:12:24
I'm just trying to help you out for once.
Come on, take them.
1:12:28
You can't take something from me?
Take the stamps.
1:12:31
Come on, take the stamps.
1:12:36
- Thanks.
- No problem, Irish.
1:12:47
Come on then. Tuck you in.
1:12:50
Dad? Who's gonna iron
our school uniforms?
1:12:53
Daddo the baddo.
1:12:57
- Dad?
- What?
1:12:58
- I need money for school.
- I have that sorted. It's all right.
1:13:03
- Okay.
- Okay?
1:13:04
- Night, Dad.
- Good night.
1:13:07
Dad. You forgot to say Christy's prayer.
1:13:12
- I don't know it.
- I'll say it.
1:13:17
- All right.
- Kneel.
1:13:21
- What?
- Will you kneel?
1:13:25
No. I'm not kneeling, no.
1:13:29
- Mom always kneels.
- But dads are different.
1:13:37
- I want Mom.
- Christy, do the prayer, would you?
1:13:42
No monsters, no ghosts.
No nightmares, no witches.
1:13:47
No people coming into the kitchen,
smashing the dishes.
1:13:51
No deviis coming out of the mirror,
no dolis coming alive.
1:13:56
Mateo going home, Frankie in Heaven.