00:00You should have stopped me from going off on all that Kennedy stuff
00:03because my point was Onassis
00:06and how he put up a reward to anyone
00:09who could prove that someone had sabotaged his son's plane.
00:13He was so desperate to blame somebody.
00:16Did you read this?
00:17Mwah!
00:20He needed a reason for losing his son.
00:23Mom, why are you telling this story?
00:25I'm just talking. I can't talk.
00:27You never just talk.
00:28Okay, thanks for coming to my party.
00:30Becca, the cake was so good.
00:31You forget what I went through when your brother does.
00:34You think I don't know anything, but I do, Becca.
00:36Like who to blame?
00:38Guys, please, my birthday party.
00:40No, let it go. That's their stuff.
00:42I'm not talking about blame.
00:44I'm talking about comfort.
00:45Oh, comfort. Where are you getting it?
00:47Comfort? I'm not.
00:48Well, I think you should.
00:49Okay, well, let me get on that and see what I can dig up on eBay.
00:52I'm just trying to help you, Becca.
00:55You know, I wish somebody had given me a little advice when Arthur died.
00:58You know what I wish?
00:59I wish you would stop comparing Danny to Arthur.
01:02Danny was a four-year-old boy who chased his dog into the street,
01:05and Arthur was a 30-year-old heroin addict who OD'd.
01:09Frankly, I resent how you keep lumping them together, Mom.
01:13He was still my son.
01:15He was still my son.
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