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A.Man.on.the.Inside.S02E05
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00:00Should I make the pie?
00:18Oh my god.
00:20I know, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but just talk it out with me one more time, okay?
00:24Pros. Dad's favorite food from dad's favorite holiday.
00:28Cons. Dad has a new girlfriend. Does making mom's pie make dad think about mom, make him sad, ruin Thanksgiving, ruin his new relationship, ruin his relationship with me, and then ultimately ruin my relationship with you?
00:40I mean, the thing that's gonna ruin our relationship is you asking me this question every single night.
00:45I'm gonna make the pie.
00:46Great.
00:50Hi.
00:51Hi.
00:52I'm not making the pie. Changed my mind. It wasn't my mom's Thanksgiving thing, not mine. It's the right move.
00:57Not making it.
01:02I'm making it. I went to the store and I bought all the ingredients. My dad is gonna want the pie and...
01:08I mean, this is stupid, you know? I'm just gonna make it and it'll be good.
01:13And if it reminds him of my mom, I mean, maybe that's a good thing. Yeah. He won't be upset. He might. He might be upset. Oh, God. There is a possibility and I just, this is, oh, it's so risky. I don't know, I'm not, uh, no. No. No. No. No. No. No.
01:35Okay. So, Neuendijk family Thanksgiving tradition. Small group, close friends and loved ones, you, me, Emily, Joel, Calvert, and the kids. We talk, we drink, we eat. We have a calm, quiet evening. What about yours? What's your tradition?
01:56I pop a gummy and go see live music. Okay. So, different approaches? I'm not really a small gathering kind of gal. I prefer crowds and noise and chaos.
02:10Julie, happy Thanksgiving. Yeah, thanks. Shut up. I need help. I invited my mom and her boyfriend over and I've never done it before.
02:18Done what? Thanksgiving. We never did the full holiday meal thing when I was a kid because my mom was never around. I don't know what I'm doing and you're so good at this Norman Rockwell crap.
02:29Okay, I think I can talk you through it. What have you done so far? Okay, I put the turkey on the counter.
02:35Oh, boy. All right. You might still have time. First, reach into the turkey and remove the giblets.
02:41What the hell's a giblet? That sounds gross. I'm not touching that.
02:44Julie, this is Mona. Come over here.
02:48Oh, no. I couldn't do that. No, no. Bring everyone and come over. We have plenty of food.
02:56I mean, honestly, I would totally do that if it's okay with Charles.
03:00No, of course. Yeah. Of course it is. Please. Come.
03:04You're a lifesaver. We're gonna hit the road right now. Thank you, Charles. Seriously.
03:09She's your friend. She's trying with her mom and she's in trouble.
03:14I know. I know. You're right.
03:16Hello. Oh, hey. Happy Thanksgiving. Go like your grandpa. Don't be weird. Get in there. Say hi. Hi.
03:22You too. Hi. Happy Thanksgiving. You too. You too.
03:28Did you make mom's pie? I have been thinking about it all week.
03:32Uh, not an exaggeration to say that's literally all we've talked about.
03:36Oh, good. Can you do me a favor? Go down to the garage and get the special dessert plates.
03:41You have got to have special plates for a special pie. Sure do.
03:45Okay, right on the left when you go in. Hey, guys, guys, I got that football game you talked to me about.
03:50Find me a place to buy a pecan pie. Already on it.
04:02Hey, there. You made great time. Dee Dee has a lead foot. It was like NASCAR.
04:07Geez. You're welcome for driving you all this way. Hey, um, can you help me figure out the best route to get home?
04:14Oh, absolutely. Those GPS computers? No match for my 76.
04:19Oh, man. Give me a second. I'm just gonna help Calvert with the stairs.
04:25I'm fine. I got it. Oh, so, there's a surface street route that will shave four minutes off your trip.
04:32This isn't actually about directions. Oh, well, can I tell you anyway? It's genius.
04:38No. This is about Calvert. He has a problem. And because of HIPAA laws, I am legally not allowed to discuss this problem with anyone. So I won't.
04:49Okay. In unrelated news, how is your HIPAA? My HIPAA? It's fine. I had it replaced a few years ago.
04:57Smart. Because for men of your age, it's really important to address HIPAA problems.
05:04Yes, it is. If I theoretically had a friend who had a bad hip, I would theoretically encourage him to get it replaced. But theoretical people can be very stubborn.
05:19I understand what you're saying, and I will work on him.
05:22We are being watched by the feds, Charles. I know. It's just a really fun thing to do.
05:28Oh, Dee Dee. I'd like to introduce you to Mona Margandoff.
05:33Oh, you are the famous Dee Dee from Pacific View, and you still talk to Charles?
05:39It's water under the bridge. I was just dropping off Calvert.
05:41What are you doing for Thanksgiving?
05:43Well, I don't have family in the area, so I usually just work.
05:46F that. Join us.
05:48Oh, no.
05:49Oh, no. Come on. We have tons of food. Stay for an hour at least.
05:54We could tag team.
05:55Good idea.
05:56Thanks. Yay.
05:58Saw a raccoon over there. You want to invite the raccoon to dinner?
06:03I know you're kidding, but that would be adorable.
06:08So there's a Greek diner just off the highway that sells bacon pie, but apparently it has lamb in it?
06:14Is your mom's recipe half and a half? Yeah, no.
06:18Uh, Dad's tie got a little messed up.
06:20Whoa! How did that happen?
06:21It's not my fault. You never told me I couldn't use it to catch birds.
06:25Sure. No, that's on us. Uh-huh.
06:27Okay, just go into your grandpa's closet and grab another one.
06:30And don't catch birds with it.
06:33Ah! Welcome!
06:35Hi, and thanks for having us. Sorry for crashing.
06:38No, no, no. Come in. Come in.
06:39Okay. Mona, Charles, uh, it's my mom, Vanessa, Apollo, Megan, and this is everyone.
06:48So, uh, Julie freaked out and called you too, huh?
06:51She did indeed.
06:52Okay.
06:54Um, thank you for having us. I brought a lasagna.
06:57Oh, thank you. Thank you. Excellent.
06:59Oh, Apollo, I can take that for you.
07:01Oh! Oh, I'm sorry. This isn't food. This is Joni Mitchell, my guinea pig.
07:07I would have left her at home, but she's been crapping blood all night long.
07:10She'll be dead within the hour.
07:12So, I want to maybe do a Viking funeral.
07:14If you've got, like, a bow and arrow and some kerosene, maybe.
07:17Uh, everyone, guys, I just want to say a little something.
07:22Um, Thanksgiving has always been a special day in our, in our family.
07:30And we just want to say we're glad that you, you all could come.
07:34That's it. Welcome.
07:37Thank you. Thanks for hosting, Dad.
07:40Yeah, thanks for having us.
07:46Who are you?
07:47Larkin.
07:48She's my friend. I met her on Snapchat.
07:53But you've never met her in real life?
07:57Snap is real life.
07:58Oh, my God, Jace, you cannot invite random girls to grandpa's for Thanksgiving without telling anyone.
08:04Why not?
08:05Because that's not how society works.
08:08I told her she could sing a song at dinner later. Is that cool?
08:11Okay, that's very obviously not cool, and you need to go tell her she can't sing a song.
08:15Go ahead. Thank you.
08:16Okay.
08:17There are three grocery stores within ten minutes, so I'm just going to go to all of them.
08:20Okay, you're the best, yes.
08:21Just get every pecan pie you can find.
08:23I will taste them all and see which one's closest to my mom's.
08:25Okay.
08:26Oh, and get Advil.
08:27I feel like I'm going to need a lot of Advil.
08:28All right, okay, so improvising here.
08:30I'm going to figure out the new seating plan.
08:33Can you take over making the Neuendijk Punch?
08:35All the ingredients are here on the counter.
08:37Just mix them all together, add ice.
08:39And can you also put the trays of pigs in a blanket in the oven as soon as it heats up?
08:45Sure.
08:46But this is fun, right?
08:48Yeah.
08:49No.
08:50Yeah, absolutely.
08:51Hey, I'm sorry.
08:53I've been running around.
08:55Happy Thanksgiving, buddy.
08:56You too.
08:57I was hoping to watch the game, but an actual game.
09:02Oh, sorry.
09:03Yeah, I can get rid of them.
09:05No, no, no.
09:06They're having fun.
09:07Uh, you have another TV somewhere?
09:09Uh, yeah.
09:10Downstairs guest room, but I'm not so sure that's it.
09:13Oh, perfect.
09:14Thanks.
09:15Go away!
09:16Yes!
09:17Worm down!
09:18Worm down!
09:19Does that say worm down?
09:21Yeah, it's a touchdown for worms.
09:23Oh, sorry.
09:24Yeah, silly question.
09:25I don't know, Jeff.
09:26I just don't know.
09:27Pum, pum, pum, pum.
09:38Play football game.
09:42Play football game.
09:43You okay, Calvert?
09:44Just trying to figure out a way to watch the game on my phone, but I think it's broken.
09:49Oh, Nico, come here.
09:51You're a young person.
09:52Here, take Calvert's phone and set it up so he can watch the football game.
09:56Okay.
09:57Why are you hiding in this hallway?
09:59Kind of a long story.
10:01My mom used to make this pecan pie every year, and I fell down on the job, so I am hunting
10:06for a replacement, I guess.
10:09Winchester's Bakery.
10:10Your dad took me there once.
10:12It's about 20 minutes away.
10:13They have every pie imaginable.
10:16You're a lifesaver.
10:17Thanks.
10:18Okay.
10:19Cheers, cheers.
10:20Here.
10:21Also, your flashlight was on.
10:22Also, your credit card expired on Uber, so I switched it to the new one that ends in
10:261108.
10:27Also, have you played One More Three?
10:29I downloaded it.
10:30We're warm pals now.
10:31Your handle is CalvertTheWormGod.
10:37WormGod?
10:40Charles, where do you keep your loose hay?
10:42I don't have any loose hay.
10:45Really?
10:46A classy guy like you and no loose hay?
10:49That is wild.
10:50You're blowing my mind right now.
10:52Okay, follow-up question.
10:53What about, like, a cloth napkin or something?
10:55Anything I can fashion into a guinea pig diaper?
10:57You know what?
10:59Don't even worry about it.
11:00Well, now I am worried about it.
11:01What do you do?
11:02Hey, Apollo.
11:03Talk to you for a second.
11:04Yeah, sure.
11:05I'll be right back.
11:06Ow!
11:07Please.
11:08What?
11:09Both of you?
11:10Be normal.
11:11I am!
11:12He's the guy that doesn't have any loose hay.
11:13Just please.
11:14The Neuendikes are nice and well-adjusted, and we, on the other hand, are criminals and weirdos.
11:20So we're gonna smile, and we're gonna nod, and we're gonna keep all of the weirdness and family skeletons in the closet where they belong.
11:27Okay.
11:28Okay.
11:30Hello, Dee Dee.
11:32How are you?
11:33Hey, Julie.
11:34I'm great.
11:35Just lurking in the shadows, plotting your downfall.
11:37Mm.
11:38Very funny.
11:39Listen, I would really appreciate it if you didn't tell anybody about that misunderstanding that we had.
11:46Clearly, I was wrong to suggest that you were playing some kind of vindictive long game.
11:51Thank you for saying that.
11:54Although it is a little strange that you're here.
11:57All right.
11:58You know what?
11:59I'm gonna get the hell out of here.
12:00Perfect.
12:01Yeah.
12:02Goodbye.
12:03Who are you?
12:04Keep your mouth shut.
12:05About what?
12:06I don't know.
12:07Everything.
12:08You have snitch energy.
12:10Mom!
12:11See?
12:12I was right.
12:14Hm.
12:15Hidden out?
12:16Yeah.
12:17You work with Julie.
12:19Eight years.
12:20Julie's weird, right?
12:22Oh, my God.
12:23So weird.
12:24Yeah.
12:25The weirdest.
12:26I could tell you stories.
12:28Oh, I have time for a few stories.
12:31Okay.
12:33Hey, this is fun.
12:41Yeah.
12:42Oh, pigs in a blanket.
12:45So sorry, I forgot.
12:47But the punch.
12:48It turns out that Apollo is a master mixologist, so I set him up to make people dreams.
12:56Try this.
12:57I call it the horny robot.
12:59The recipe came to me in a harrowing nightmare.
13:02Huh.
13:03That's great.
13:04So, we worked the case for like three months.
13:07Solve it.
13:08Whatever.
13:09Literally two years later, I find out that the client, Wendy, was her old gymnastics coach
13:14and that Julie was nationally ranked in high school.
13:17What?
13:18Yes.
13:19And she had never told you?
13:20No.
13:21And she was literally recruited by Cirque du Soleil.
13:24Apparently, they only rejected her because she lacked whimsy.
13:27Why do we have to learn calculus?
13:30Like, when are we actually going to use that?
13:32Bro, I feel the exact same way about English.
13:34Haha.
13:35Vanessa, how you doing?
13:36Great.
13:37I was just going to heat up the lasagna.
13:39Oh, yeah.
13:40Let me, uh...
13:41Hey, how did you meet Apollo exactly?
13:45Have you ever heard of Hinge?
13:47Sure.
13:48Well, I saved him from being mugged by his hinge date.
13:51What?
13:52Sorry?
13:53Yeah.
13:54He was straight up getting mugged.
13:55Well, I roughed her up a little bit.
13:57Ran her off.
13:58And, um, I walked him home.
14:00We started chatting.
14:01He made me laugh and that's how it started.
14:04Fun.
14:05Um, thanks again for having us.
14:08It's so nice for all three of us to be together.
14:11Oh, my God.
14:12What the hell?
14:13Oh, wow.
14:15So, I think what just happened was you accidentally made a lasagna battery.
14:23A what?
14:24Yeah, I've heard of this.
14:26Um, the steel pan acts as the cathode and the aluminum foil as the anode.
14:32And then all the acid and the salt in the lasagna is the electrolyte.
14:37So a current just runs all through it like that.
14:40All this blue stuff is actually aluminum corrosion.
14:44I gotta tell you, from an engineering standpoint, this is pretty neat.
14:48No.
14:50Just, um, please, just throw it away.
14:54Oh, no, no, no, no.
14:56This will taste, I swear, just as good.
14:59Just wipe off the corrosion.
15:01No, no, no.
15:02It's just that, um, Julie thinks that I'm a screw-up because traditionally I am a screw-up.
15:08And this is just gonna confirm her worst fears.
15:10Please, just toss it.
15:12Okay.
15:22Oh, damn it, Neuendijk.
15:25Oh, get it together.
15:26Mom, what did you do?
15:28No, no, no.
15:29It, it, this is me.
15:31This is me.
15:32I am so sorry.
15:33But as I, I, I picked up the pan and I was gonna put it in the oven, but my hands were wet.
15:38And this, it looked delicious.
15:41Oh, what an idiot.
15:42It's okay.
15:43Accidents happen.
15:45I'll get a mop.
15:46And I'll ask the neighbors if we can use their trampoline later.
15:53Accidents happen.
15:55So she's like, drop this off at my former friend Michael's house.
15:59And if he asks how I'm doing, say I'm doing bad and that it's his fault.
16:03So I get there and it's Michael Phelps.
16:06Can I ask, does she have like any kind of life outside the office?
16:15College buddies, anything?
16:16Other than what appears to have been a brief friendship with Olympic hero Michael Phelps?
16:20No.
16:21She had a girlfriend for like a week in 2019, but then that woman sent her two texts on the same day and Julie felt smothered.
16:28Wow.
16:29It is nice to receive confirmation that she is in fact a grade A weirdo.
16:34I'll tell you though, I would never work for anyone else.
16:38After all that?
16:40Why?
16:41A couple of years ago, my dad got sick and he's fine now, but I asked for a week off.
16:47She wrote me a check for three months' salary and said, come back when you're ready.
16:52And then last year, my ex-boyfriend borrowed my car and refused to give it back.
16:59Julie said, I'll handle it.
17:01And I don't know what she did, but that shit got handled.
17:04I got the car back with a handwritten apology and I never heard from him again.
17:09Somewhere down deep in there is a sweet, generous person.
17:14And once she picks you, she's got your back for life.
17:21Hey, I've really enjoyed getting to know your mom.
17:30She's so sweet.
17:31Yeah.
17:32Yeah.
17:33Yeah.
17:34So sweet.
17:35So normal.
17:36Just a sweet, normal mom.
17:40Uh-huh.
17:41Uh-huh.
17:42Bye.
17:43Okay, okay, if I may.
17:56Time for my favorite Thanksgiving tradition.
17:59We go around the table and everyone says what they're grateful for.
18:03Everybody always says what they're thankful for.
18:06I have a better idea.
18:07Let's all go around and everybody name the best concert they ever saw.
18:14So, 1977, I saw the Ramones at the Rainbow Theatre in London.
18:20They blew the doors off the place.
18:23It was incredible.
18:24Wow.
18:25Or say anything cool.
18:28Your favorite band, your favorite color, your favorite shape.
18:34Anything.
18:35I'll go.
18:36Favorite band?
18:37Maroon 5.
18:38Favorite color?
18:39Maroon.
18:40Favorite number?
18:41A thousand.
18:42Oh.
18:43I'll say what I'm thankful for.
18:45My boss, Julie.
18:47My friend, Charles.
18:49And my new friend, Didi.
18:51Your new friend?
18:54What were you guys talking about?
18:55Nothing.
18:56Can I speak to you for a second, please?
18:57No, thank you.
18:58I'd like to go, if I may.
19:00I'm thankful for a lot, actually.
19:04I am thankful for Charles and Mona and their hospitality.
19:08I'm thankful for Apollo, my best friend.
19:12But mostly, I'm thankful for Julie, my daughter.
19:19We didn't really get to have nice Thanksgivings like this when she was growing up, so this feels
19:24really special.
19:25Yay!
19:26Tell them why.
19:28Go ahead.
19:29Tell them why we didn't have Thanksgivings.
19:34Oh.
19:35Do it.
19:36Seriously.
19:37It's a really good story.
19:38Well, when Julie and her sister were very young, my husband left and I was scared.
19:47I had no idea how I was going to pay for two kids.
19:51I went to a bar.
19:52A guy started hitting on me, waving a wad of cash, offering to buy me a drink.
19:58And I thought, I don't want your drinks, but I do want your money.
20:04I said to the bartender, hey, if you pour me water instead of vodka, we'll wait till he wears
20:11himself out and we'll split the money 50-50.
20:14He drank booze, I drank water.
20:17He got frustrated, paid the bill, and took off.
20:20And the bartender gave me $30 and I used it to buy the girls' school supplies.
20:25Hmm.
20:26And then what?
20:28I pulled that scam a few more times and moved on to more serious stuff.
20:36Stole credit card numbers, taught myself how to pickpocket, started forging checks.
20:43I told myself that I was doing it for the girls.
20:46But the truth is, I enjoyed it.
20:51It was exciting.
20:53And then one day it caught up to me and when Julie was about 12, I was arrested.
21:01I was 11.
21:02I was 11 years old.
21:05And I opened the door and the cops were there and led you away in handcuffs.
21:12Julie, I'm so sorry.
21:14And then I went down to the police station and they started to ask me questions about
21:18my mom and the crimes she had committed.
21:22I spent my whole life trying to make it up to you.
21:24There's no point.
21:26It's why I don't trust anyone.
21:28It's why I've never been in a real relationship.
21:31No matter what you say or what you do or how normal you act, it'll never be normal.
21:37And that's all I ever wanted was to be normal.
21:49Oh my God, I'm sorry.
21:51I'm so embarrassed.
21:52This is not about me.
21:53This is not about me and I know that.
21:55I just...
21:57I really miss my mom.
21:59Oh, honey.
22:00I have to go.
22:01I have to go.
22:12Is this not the right time?
22:13Good night, Vanessa.
22:14Good night, Apollo.
22:15Good night, Joni Mitchell.
22:16Oh, thanks so much for having us.
22:18I know Joni had a great time.
22:19Didn't you, Joni?
22:20Oh, whoa.
22:21This is turkey leftovers.
22:22Joni's in the fridge.
22:23I'll be right back.
22:25I don't know what to say.
22:26I'm so embarrassed.
22:27Oh, no.
22:28Don't be.
22:29OK, look, everyone.
22:31I'm wrong.
22:32Well, thank you for the last night, the last night.
22:33You're not in a yesterday morning.
22:34I'm so embarrassed.
22:36But I really miss you.
22:37Good night, the last night.
22:38You're on a yesterday night.
22:39Good night.
22:40Good night, Vanessa.
22:41Good night, Apollo.
22:42Good night, Joanie.
22:43Good night, Vanessa.
22:44Good night, Apollo.
22:45Good night, Joanie Mitchell.
22:46Thanks so much for having us.
22:47I know Joanie had a great time,
22:52didn't you, Joanie?
22:53Whoa.
22:54And this thing with Julie, it's going to get better.
22:58You're very sweet, but I don't think it will.
23:01I just don't think she'll ever be able to forgive me,
23:04and that is my fault.
23:06So, anyway.
23:09Happy Thanksgiving.
23:11Okay.
23:12I found her.
23:13Ready?
23:13Yeah.
23:14Thanks again.
23:15Hmm.
23:17Well, I wanted drama and excitement.
23:22Be careful what you wish for, I guess.
23:29Are you angry with me?
23:32Just sad.
23:34Sad how?
23:36I didn't ask you for much tonight.
23:39Just your time and attention for a couple of hours
23:43to meet and get to know the people I care about.
23:47And I did.
23:48You didn't.
23:49You plainly didn't.
23:50You designed your own evening and dragged me into it.
23:55Some things in my life, some people in my life
23:59are non-negotiable.
24:03You have to understand that.
24:05Waiting for your ride?
24:16Yeah, it's taking forever.
24:19It can never be outside a major city.
24:21Things are so goddamn inefficient.
24:23So, how long was it after your mom got arrested
24:32before you two talked again?
24:36I don't know.
24:37Six years?
24:40Longest I ever went was five weeks.
24:42I marked the days on my bedroom wall like some old-timey prisoner.
24:47Like, line, line, line, line, slash.
24:51And then when we finally made up, I felt so dumb.
24:54Like, I lost five weeks of time with her.
24:59I forget.
25:01What was your mom in jail for?
25:06Fair enough.
25:08It's not the same.
25:09I'm not saying that it is.
25:10No, you know what?
25:14Screw that.
25:14It is the same on some level.
25:16It's a mother and a daughter, and it's complex,
25:19and shit goes sideways.
25:20But it's a mom who loves her daughter,
25:23and she's in pain, and you're in pain.
25:25And yes, what happened to you is real,
25:28and it sucks.
25:30It's so unfair, and you have every right to be so angry.
25:34But you only get one mom.
25:41And I miss mine every day.
25:44So if there is a one in a billion chance
25:48that you can repair your relationship with her,
25:51I think you should take it.
25:53I don't know.
26:23I need to apologize.
26:49You absolutely do not.
26:51I do.
26:51I screwed this night up so badly,
26:55and I feel like shit.
26:57Hence, this is incredible, by the way.
27:02Your mom must have been a really great baker.
27:04She was, but that is not her pie.
27:09I actually debated for days whether to even make it or not.
27:13I was worried it might cause my dad...
27:15to get sad.
27:19Or cry.
27:21Or cry at dinner and ruin the entire evening.
27:26I mean, how embarrassing would that be?
27:28What do you taste now?
27:29Hi.
27:30Oh, I can't wait.
27:31Calvert, come try this.
27:31Come on, Calvert.
27:32Do you again, ma'am?
27:33Mmm.
27:34Oh, my God.
27:35That is so good.
27:37I know.
27:38Wait, are all pecan pies just good?
27:40I mean, maybe my mom was just an average baker.
27:43Oh, I'm sure she was great.
27:46She married your father.
27:47That was a smart move, and you turned out pretty well.
27:51Yeah, I feel like she nailed it.
27:54Mmm.
27:55She was a wonderful person.
27:56Tell us about her.
27:58What do you want to know?
28:01I don't know anything.
28:03What were her favorite concerts?
28:06Favorite shapes?
28:07Gum flavors?
28:09Flavors.
28:11Okay.
28:12Favorite shapes.
28:13Well, my dad's is definitely a circle.
28:15That man loves a Venn diagram.
28:17I mean, he used to make them all the time
28:19whenever I was making a decision.
28:21Oh, like when I chose Wheeler College.
28:23Nothing wrong with a good Venn diagram, you know what?
28:26Ew.
28:27Nobody likes a math nerd.
28:29Your mom's favorite was triangles.
28:36That's right.
28:37You made her a triangle pillow once in middle school.
28:41Mm-hmm.
28:42The three points were her, me.
28:46Mm-hmm.
28:48And you.
28:49Mm-hmm.
28:50Speaking of pillows, I think Joni Mitchell, the guinea pig,
28:53did a number on your couch.
28:55Oh, no.
28:56No.
28:57You guys, Apollo, what is the deal there?
29:00Oh, who knows?
29:02He's great.
29:05Oh, my God, he asked me for a little speech.
29:09There you are.
29:11Oh.
29:13Oh, my God.
29:14Oh.
29:15Oh, my God.
29:16Oh, my God.
29:18I chill to the wind, I might have been to the end
29:22From the other direction, she was calling right
29:29It could be an illusion, but I might as well try
29:36Might as well try
29:37That rings on her fingers, it melts on her shoes
29:45I'm losing out eyes, but she was into the blue
29:51There's more scarlet begonias, jumped into a girl
29:59And right away, she was not like other girls, other girls
30:07In the heat of the evening when the delay got run
30:15It was too tight to open and too cool to blow
30:21I picked up my bad shoes, it was close to me
30:29Hadn't one of those flashes, I've been there before
30:35Been there before
30:37From you long
31:07See you go
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