00:01Hello.
00:02Hey.
00:04What you looking at?
00:05Bird on the neighbor's feeder.
00:07Oh, yeah. I love that one.
00:10You know what kind?
00:11No. I just call him Mr. Beekerton.
00:14All the time you spend staring out this window,
00:17you never thought to look it up?
00:18No. I just name them and make up stories about their lives.
00:21Mr. Beekerton has never been the same since the war.
00:26Morning.
00:27Hey. You know what kind of bird that is?
00:30I don't.
00:31But if you're interested, I think I've got a book around here somewhere.
00:34That's okay.
00:36So what do we got going on today?
00:37Don't move. I'll get it.
00:41Oh, it flew away.
00:43That red bird chased it off.
00:45Oh, yeah.
00:46Mrs. Featherly has been a real bitch since she lost her job.
00:57I need to ask you something.
00:59Okay.
01:00Feel free to say no.
01:01That's how I'm leaning.
01:04Mr. McAllister wants to come back part time.
01:06Great. Love that guy.
01:09So is that a no?
01:12Why would it be?
01:13You want a lot of money?
01:15No.
01:16So what's the problem?
01:17Well, it's gonna make me uncomfortable.
01:20Still not seeing a downside.
01:22Please, Reuben, for me, just say no.
01:24Hey, don't make me the bad guy.
01:26If you don't want your father-in-law here,
01:28sack up and tell him.
01:29I got no problem with that.
01:31Okay, then.
01:33It's my wife I don't want to tell.
01:41I did not.
01:41And what I was noticing is a conduct of that.
01:41told you.
01:42The son's father.
01:42I'll bring in macro,
01:42Alas and Eones Safed the Damned operates.
01:42Bless my mother.
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