:36:02
I could have a Cadillac Escalade,
and it would be electric.
:36:05
- I wouldn't have to ride on my bicycle.
- That is three questions.
:36:07
I paid my money and I want a fucking answer.
So just give me a second.
:36:10
I know, dear boy. We wanted
you to meet Albert.
:36:14
- I thought you said next week.
- It turns out he can use
a connection sooner than later.
:36:18
Tommy has been working
with us since that--
:36:20
The big September thing.
He's going to be your other.
:36:23
- What is it exactly?
- Like a buddy system I think.
:36:26
When we dismantle,
it can get kind of rough. And it helps...
:36:30
to have a friend
going through the same.
:36:39
Do you drive a car?
:36:41
A bike.
Sometimes I take the bus.
:36:44
Good. That's good. I like that.
I can see why they put us together.
:36:47
- Tommy Corn.
- Albert Markovski.
:36:50
- I'll be your other.
- [ Vivian ] Join us for mancala hour.
:36:53
- Come. Come. Gracias, senora.
- [ Spanish ]
:36:57
[ Chattering ]
:37:12
- What's happening with your case?
- I don't know.
:37:14
- What do you mean?
- They won't let me see my coincidence file.
:37:17
You want them to solve a coincidence?
That's why you came here?
:37:21
- Yeah, that's why I came here.
- Who's the girl?
:37:24
The face of Huckabees.
:37:28
- Tops and mops?
- That's her.
:37:31
- I doubt your coincidence is meaningful.
- Why?
:37:34
I have a book by a French thinker
named Caterine Vauban.
:37:37
She says the same thing they say here about
dismantling your reality to see the big picture.
:37:42
- What's the difference?
- Here, they say everything's
connected in the blanket.
:37:45
Vauban says nothing's connected. It's all
random and cruel. It doesn't matter what you do.
:37:49
That's nihilism, Tommy!
:37:51
They find it threatening.
But it is very convincing.
:37:54
You know, my ex-girl
won't let me see my daughter.
:37:57
She's brainwashing her
not to think or feel.
:37:59
- What kind of reality is that?
- Not this one.