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00:08Why are you dressed like that? Like an umpire?
00:11Because I'm an umpire.
00:12What? What?
00:14Yeah, at Strohmeyer Park. Bronco Mustang Games. I told you.
00:19When?
00:20Like last Saturday. I said I needed to pick up some part-time weekend work
00:25so we could get better plates and dishes for the household.
00:28You know, more grown-up furniture stuff for Richard and stuff.
00:31Do you don't remember me saying that? I told you.
00:32I told you I was going to pick up Saturday session.
00:34Right, and I said that that wasn't going to be enough
00:36and I was going to have to pick up some work nearby.
00:38You don't remember that?
00:40Okay, yeah.
00:41Okay. Hey, can you cancel the lawn maintenance guys today, please?
00:46Because we were supposed to do it last month and I just got another bill.
00:49Okay, yeah, I totally forgot to do it, so yeah.
00:51Yeah, because we have to start cutting all these, you know, all these things
00:54or we're never going to be able to get Richard into private school
00:57or do any of the things that we have to do.
00:59I'm totally going to do it today.
01:01Okay.
01:07Why umpire?
01:08Because it's right behind the house and it's 80.
01:17Hey, it's cold up. Let's go.
01:20I'm waiting for you.
01:21You have to say play ball.
01:23For what?
01:24For like the game to start.
01:26Just start it.
01:27You have to say play ball.
01:29Play ball?
01:30No, that's me. It's like everyone.
01:35Hey, hi.
01:37Play ball.
01:38Not to each kid.
01:40Just yell it out to everyone.
01:44Play ball.
01:48So, um, the ump thing.
01:52You're going to be doing that for a while, huh?
01:55Yeah.
01:57New school?
01:59So we're like three years away from even being able to make a deposit on that.
02:04And we still have to get the more grown-up furniture set and stuff for Richard's room.
02:09Well, that was on the list for last year.
02:12For almost two years now.
02:14Oh, yeah. Cool.
02:18We'll just cut corners until then.
02:22Cool.
02:24So you're going to do the ump thing until then, huh?
02:30Yeah.
02:31Yeah, cool.
02:46So you don't honor that coupon?
02:49Uh, not on the sirloins.
02:51We, uh, we don't honor the exclude selected.
02:54Yeah, this doesn't apply.
02:58Okay, well then, no way, Jose.
02:59On those sirloins.
03:01Okay.
03:01Um, here, did you want to...
03:03No, it's worthless.
03:04Whoa.
03:04Whoa.
03:05What a man?
03:06What is this bullshit?
03:07$20?
03:09Strike.
03:11Strike.
03:14Move it, tuba.
03:16No way, Jose.
03:18Okay.
03:20Okay.
03:21You're okay.
03:22You're okay.
03:23Okay.
03:24Happy birthday.
03:26Floyd.
03:28Oh, no way, Jose.
03:30No, yes, yes, yes.
03:32They're very feminine.
03:36Strike.
03:37Freeze, you're out.
03:38We're almost there.
03:39In terms of getting nicer plates and bowls for the household
03:43and a more grown-up furniture set for Richard and bedding and stuff, you know?
03:47And the tuition.
03:49Hey, come on.
03:51We want to get there, right?
03:53Yep.
03:54Yes.
03:55Yeah, we want to get there, Floyd.
03:57I don't see why they want to just put that right on the coupon
03:59that it doesn't include Pop Sirloin.
04:01You know, we haven't paid his therapy bills for two months,
04:04so they've started sending letters.
04:07Have you noticed any change since therapy?
04:11Um, no.
04:13No, not really.
04:15Um, we've been talking.
04:20Richard, we've been talking.
04:23The school's not really for him.
04:26Well, I mean, the vest.
04:28I don't think it's the vest.
04:31I just think people don't know him.
04:35If people knew him,
04:38they could like him.
04:42The new school.
04:44What a chance there could be for him.
04:48Yeah.
04:49Yes.
04:51So...
04:52No way, Jose, on these, okay?
04:59Okay.
05:03Okay.
05:07Okay.
05:43I mean, how did my son ruin all your milk?
05:49Mrs. Albertsons?
05:51Then don't you know how my son ruined all your milk?
05:57Fuck.
06:04Hey, Quase. Stephen Quase.
06:06Hey, Carolyn.
06:07Hey, can I get my own money?
06:09We, you didn't get your own money?
06:11No, for three weeks.
06:12Three weeks what?
06:14I'm going to pay for three weeks, Quase. Come on.
06:16Shoot. Okay.
06:17Let me look into it with the league.
06:19Okay, thanks. That's 600 a month, right?
06:21Thanks.
06:22Where are you going?
06:25Uh, there's an issue with my son.
06:27He did something with the milk at Albertsons.
06:29Mustang game.
06:31What?
06:31You're on the afternoon Mustang game?
06:33Rattlers versus the Comets? Field four?
06:35I just, um, two games, and I gotta go pick up my kid, and my husband's a one of his
06:39mothers.
06:39Carol, I'm on field three. That's the schedule.
06:42And I can't pay you if you don't work the games you signed for.
06:49Wow. Okay.
06:51Play ball!
06:53Run, run, run, run!
06:56Ow!
06:58Get out of here!
07:00Oh, shit!
07:01Oh, shit!
07:29Hey, Carol, love.
07:31Hey.
07:33How's your mom doing?
07:35She's, um, pretty good.
07:40How are you doing?
07:43Um, uh, okay.
07:49Can I talk, can I talk to you for a second about one thing?
07:53What?
08:05The, um...
08:06The um what?
08:07The, the umpire gear around the house.
08:16Okay.
08:19So, in general, I'm really glad that you're doing it.
08:24I mean, Little League is a great place for kids to learn about team dynamics.
08:28Also get some sunshine, so I think it's a really good idea that you're doing it.
08:32Why are you doing Uptalk?
08:33Doing what?
08:34Doing everything ends in a question, doing kids are in the sunshine.
08:38Okay, I'm not.
08:39Okay, you are.
08:40Okay.
08:41Well, maybe I'm just, you know, maybe I'm a little nervous about, you know, saying that
08:47the umpire gear around the house, it makes it a little hard for me to get my engine revved.
08:54You know, it kind of, uh, because it kind of neutralizes, uh, sexually.
08:59So maybe if there was more time around the house when we weren't an umpire, um, I thought
09:05it was important to share this, you know, so that our sex life can improve.
09:09Yeah, okay, thank you.
09:12Okay?
09:13Okay.
09:21Oh, I, uh, sent out some invites for a cornhole party.
09:30I'm jacked for you to meet my friend Clark, the weatherman guy I told you about.
09:36I'm jacked.
09:37I'm jacked.
10:21I'm jacked.
10:26I'm jacked.
10:28I'm jacked.
10:31I'm jacked.
10:32I'll rock.
10:36reden
10:37So I'm jacked.
10:49Let the sun shine.
10:54Let the sunshine.
10:58Let the sunshine.
10:58Let the sunshine.
11:03Let the sunshine.
11:05Let the sunshine.
11:08Let the sunshine.
11:10Let the sunshine.
11:10Come on.
11:13Let everybody just sing along.
11:16Let the sunshine.
11:17Let the sunshine on you.
11:20Let the sunshine on you.
11:22Open up your heart.
11:24Let it shine on you.
11:26And when you are lonely.
11:28Let the sunshine.
11:30Let the sunshine.
11:33Let the sunshine.
11:34Let the sunshine.
11:36Let the sunshine on you.
11:38And when you feel like you've been mistreated.
11:41Let the sunshine.
11:42And your friends turn it back.
11:44Let the sunshine.
11:46Open up your heart.
11:49Let the sunshine.
11:50Let the sunshine.
11:51Let the sunshine.
11:54Let the sunshine.
11:55Let the sunshine.
11:59Let the sunshine.
12:02Let the sunshine.
12:04Let the sunshine.
12:05Let the sunshine.
12:06Let the sunshine.
12:06Let the sunshine.
12:09Let the sunshine.
12:10Let the sunshine.
12:11Let the sunshine.
12:12Let the sunshine.
12:15Let the sunshine.
12:17Let the sunshine.
12:20Let the sunshine.
12:22Let the sunshine.
12:22Let the sunshine.
12:23Let the sunshine.
12:24Let the sunshine.
12:42It's not always a big thing, but underwater demolition can get pretty dangerous.
12:55Sometimes with multiple blasts, right in a concentrated area.
13:03Multiple blasts?
13:09You bet.
13:16Are you excited about the line bike trip?
13:20Yes, it's gonna be 64, 65, you know, perfect.
13:32Get outside of town in a bike group of nice people, you know, drink some wine, not too much.
13:42Just share that with someone special.
13:49Don't make me over, now that I do anything for you.
13:58Don't make me over, now that you know how I adore you.
14:07Don't pick on the things I say, the things I do.
14:12Just love me with all my hope.
14:15Oh my God.
14:16This is so, this one is so weird.
14:18This is really fruity.
14:21There you go.
14:22Yeah, yeah, yeah.
14:23Is that good?
14:25Don't make me over.
14:27Look at this.
14:29Now that you got me a choke on me.
14:34Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
14:38Accept me for what I am.
14:41Accept me for the things that I do.
14:45Accept me for what I am.
14:48Accept me for the things that I do.
14:52Pick your fave, and we'll have it at lunch in the bistro.
14:56It's totally this one.
14:57Yeah?
14:58Yeah.
14:59Yeah.
15:01Don't make me over.
15:03Perfect day.
15:05Don't make me over.
15:06Perfect day.
15:08Now that you've got me at your command.
15:11Now you remember when I was telling you that I had friends with that guy?
15:17Accept me for my hand.
15:21Accept me for the things that I do.
15:28I don't know if I want to do DTF anymore.
15:31I don't know, Clark.
15:32I mean, I don't know how to, like, be in that scene.
15:40Just in over my head with this one.
15:43Okay.
15:45I worry.
15:47He knows that my heart wasn't in that French.
15:52I, uh, maybe I hurt his feelings.
15:58I worry at night so much.
16:04My thoughts swirl.
16:08Oh, God.
16:10This one is my fave.
16:13Yeah.
16:14Hey, so, so what are you worried about mostly at night?
16:22Like, dying?
16:26And then my secrets are numb?
16:31Like what?
16:34Like, I owe, like, for $8,000 easy.
16:39Probably more now.
16:41I mean, I don't even look at the tax bills anymore.
16:45I'm like, that that's what I leave.
16:49Just that.
16:51It's like, not nothing.
16:53It's worse.
16:55Don't worry about Richard.
16:56Don't worry about Carol.
16:57And, you know, when you lie down in bed, you feel like your heart's supposed to rest, right?
17:03Your heart's supposed to go, shh.
17:07And mine's just racist.
17:10It's like I got, like, a bird heart.
17:15How?
17:16They work so hard, you know, to fly, and their heart just, like, racist.
17:25My heart's like that.
17:26It's like a bird heart.
17:27But I can't fly.
17:32Mm.
17:34Yeah.
17:35It's my fave.
17:36Richard has, uh, borderline personality disorder, which means that my impulse control is limited.
17:44Man.
17:47Yeah.
17:48Public school is tough for him.
17:50There is another school with fewer kids.
17:56And they all are, like, different, you know, like him.
18:00And I lie in bed, and I think, how could I afford this?
18:04And then I worry about it.
18:08And I can...
18:11You know, I could, uh, cover you with this, with these problems, these worries.
18:18No, ma'am, no.
18:19Hey, ma'am, at the gym, be out the bee.
18:23Be out the beak.
18:25I can help in life, the same way you helped me at the gym.
18:28I can help you get these bills down so you can sleep, get you some insurance, you get some peace.
18:35You know, we hush that heart, son.
18:39Hush my heart?
18:40Yeah.
18:41My bird heart.
18:46I can help.
18:47It'd be nice to have a man heart, again.
18:52I don't know.
18:55What is it?
18:57When I was a boy, and I pictured myself as a man, I never pictured myself as a man asking
19:01another man for money.
19:02I pictured myself as a man parachuting out of an airplane with a machine gun in a time of war.
19:08And all his war buddies, like, floating by him, going, like, you're a good leader, man.
19:13You know what I pictured doing as a man?
19:17What?
19:18Having a good friend and helping him when he needed it.
19:21And him helping me when I needed it.
19:25And I was happy.
19:29Take happy, Floyd.
19:33What's this tuition like?
19:35It's like four payments over the year, like about $7,000 each, something like that.
19:40Let's get him in there.
19:42I can cover you guys.
19:45You know?
19:47Then you'll see if it helps, and we'll take it from there.
19:49Hey.
19:54Hey.
19:57Be out the bee.
20:01Be out the bee.
20:07Hey, are you still crying?
20:09A little bit from happiness.
20:13Well, you are actually a little drunk now, so be careful.
20:21Hey, hey, hey!
20:22Oh, fuck!
20:26Yeah, the bike was dinged up, but I was all right.
20:28Did you guys have fun?
20:29You and Clark?
20:32Yeah, we had a blast, man.
20:34Hey.
20:36Thanks for asking.
20:40You know what?
20:41Let's take off a little early.
20:43I want to show you something.
20:46There's only, like, 12 kids per class, so you already know there's going to be less a-holes.
20:54How-how soon can I start?
20:56We'll pay tuition tomorrow, right after that.
21:00And the kids, they test smarter than at Collins.
21:03They're smarter, so we know you're fitting in better already, because you're smart as a-f.
21:11Hey, fresh start.
21:15It's worth millions and millions, man.
21:18All your surroundings fresh, teachers fresh, kids fresh, all that hard stuff.
21:25You just leave that behind you.
21:28That's not coming here.
21:31Who knows?
21:32Maybe there's a- maybe there's a friend already here.
21:36I mean, could be.
21:38Maybe he draws cool fantasy predator birds, and he's looking for some cool kid to show them off to,
21:43and here you come all fresh and cool with your cool predator bird portfolio and stuff.
21:50Could be.
21:55You sure you don't want my jacket?
21:57Eh, fine.
21:59Well, I'll tell you what, if there is a kid who draws predator birds, he's- he's a lucky effort,
22:06because he's about to meet you.
22:09F stands for fuck.
22:10Yeah, I know, but I didn't say fuck, I said F. Trying to be a good dad figure here.
22:20You are.
22:22And I'm what?
22:25You're a good dad figure.
22:41You're a good dad, you're a good dad.
22:45I'm a good dad.
22:50Oh, my God.
23:52I don't know how to say this next part with sign language.
23:59Speed.
24:02Speed, cornhole, bro.
24:04Cardio blast.
24:05Let's go.
24:05Let's do it.
24:06Come on.
24:12Speed!
24:13Cornhole!
24:17Oh, yeah, sure.
24:17Yeah, I'm just going to shake a little of the bacon.
24:20Oh, there we go.
24:21I'm going to leave you enough for flavor.
24:26Thank you, man.
24:27Yeah, enough for flavor.
24:31Wow.
24:32Nobody's ever, I mean, Carol, but, like, nobody's ever cared enough to shake the bacon off my sandwich, but leave
24:36enough for flavor.
24:46What's that?
24:48Optimism.
24:54It's a key to a P.O. box I rented to get our secret life insurance bills.
24:58Oh.
24:59Because I'm going to pass that physical.
25:02Good idea.
25:03You're going to ace that physical.
25:05No, I'm going to pass it.
25:06You're going to ace that motherfucking life insurance physical.
25:10That's the fucking news.
25:16We're the Thunderboys, we're gonna ace that
25:19Motherfuckin' life insurance physical
25:21We're the Thunderboys, we're gonna ace that
25:24Motherfuckin' life insurance physical
25:37We're the Thunderboys, we're gonna ace that
25:40Motherfuckin' life, it sure is physical
25:42Well, I'm George Svernichek, I hate Pure Joy
25:45And I'm from the St. Louis area
25:47And I employ all the tricks
25:50For aced in my motherfuckin' physical
25:52Hey, low sodium, low beer, high gear
25:58Used to be rock solid and now I'm Pure Joy
26:01And now I'm gonna pass it to the Weather Boy
26:03Pure Joy, Weather Boy, lookin' hot as fuck
26:06Understand Thunder Boys, leave you thunderstruck
26:09Take a break, shake the bacon off your sandwich
26:11We're doin' two steps at a time on the staircase
26:13We're the Thunder Boys, we're gonna ace that
26:17Motherfuckin' life, it sure is physical
26:18We're the Thunder Boys, we're gonna ace that
26:22Motherfuckin' life, it sure is physical
26:24Hey, see you later, elevator
26:30In a wild candy aisle
26:33I just got a real wobble, I might have messed up the sprockets on my major wipeout
26:39God, I'm sorry, I'll take care of it money-wise
26:43Okay, cool
26:44Hey, that would really mean the world to me
26:49He has a weird dick
26:51And he just can't pop him like he used to, you know, like pop those boners
26:56Yeah, you said
26:58And he has money stress, so he eats and then he feels bad about himself
27:05He looks okay
27:07I mean, yeah, but he used to be like
27:12Well, Carol, we all used to be
27:21You know, when his dick was normal, he was in Playgirl
27:24His what?
27:26In Playgirl
27:28Like, dude, all the way
27:30Yeah
27:32Yeah, there was like this little thing about him
27:34Like a get-to-know-him thing
27:39165
27:44165 what?
27:46That's what it said he weighed then
27:48165, yeah
27:50You know, our house is pretty small
27:52So there's nowhere you can really go to be alone
27:54And I see him looking at it
27:57And his Playgirl
27:59Yeah
28:00He kept it
28:04And sometimes he looks at it
28:06And he looks so sad
28:11So he has self-esteem things
28:14And that's part of the boner problems
28:16Blood pressure's
28:18It's pretty high
28:20Yeah, yeah, yeah
28:21My heart really, when it goes
28:24Plus I got my shirt off
28:26And so, you know, blood makes me self-conscious
28:28And that goes to my heart, too
28:32I mean, that's science, though
28:33So
28:35Well, you know
28:36We're taking care of a lot of that with him
28:40Get his house in order
28:42So that there's less stress
28:47Be out the bee
28:50What, what?
28:51It's what we do for each other
28:52We bring out the best
28:53Oh
28:54Yeah
28:55Yeah
28:58But the paying the bills
29:00And the insurance
29:02That has to be a private thing with you guys, okay?
29:07Because, you know, if
29:09He knows that I know
29:10Then his self-esteem is gonna be like
29:13Right?
29:14Yes
29:15Like I'm here
29:15Oh, God
29:16You know Clark pays our bills
29:18Now I'm not a man
29:19So now I can have our pop owners again
29:20Smart
29:21Yeah
29:21Okay
29:22So
29:23Yeah
29:25That's just between you two
29:29Please
29:29Yeah
29:33We're serious, okay?
29:40Okay?
29:40Okay, because I want to have this with him
29:44Like
29:45Like
29:46In a house that's normal
29:47Where it works
29:49And like
29:49Pair bills
29:50And we do the tuition thing
29:52That we're talking about
29:55And then we have sex and everything
29:58So
30:01This needs to stay between you two
30:04Okay?
30:06We're serious
30:09Yeah
30:13Say for serious again
30:16For serious
30:18Yeah
30:20Okay
30:22Okay
30:35So, uh
30:36I didn't ace it, did I?
30:39No
30:39Ace?
30:40Yeah
30:41No
30:42Okay
30:44But you passed
30:47I passed
30:50Yes
30:50Ace-ing
30:51It wasn't even
30:51Wasn't realistic
30:53That
30:53My goal was to pass
30:56Passing wasn't even realistic
30:57Like two weeks ago
30:58Yeah, well
30:59You passed
30:59Wow
31:00Clark is gonna be jacked
31:02Is that your, uh
31:03Husband
31:04Clark?
31:05No, no
31:05It's my, uh
31:06It's just my best friend
31:07He's been like my cheese cop
31:09And
31:09All right
31:10Well, uh
31:11Nurse Sher
31:12We'll show you up
31:31Oh, hey
31:31Who's that?
31:33Uh, safety sesh
31:34For the bikes
31:35Oh
31:36What are you doing
31:36With your computer?
31:37I'm, uh, uh
31:39Logging, uh, uh
31:41Power duration drop-off
31:43In case you and the girls
31:44Go riding at night
31:45I'd like to know
31:46How long you're gonna be
31:47Safely lighted
31:48Aw
31:48Yep
31:49Okay
31:49Yep
31:51All right
32:11Dude
32:13You have
32:15Life insurance now
32:16I'm, uh, uh
33:31Fifth key. Unknown. The charge was filed before we knew its purpose.
33:45Okay.
33:48I have three keys here that are unknown, even to me. Old keys. I don't know what they do,
33:58but I keep them because they used to open something in my life. And, you know, what if I have
34:03to open that thing again? Unknowns are a part of key chains. Unknowns are a part of life.
34:12He knows. Did you see it? When he stared at the key? Forrest? Yes. He knows. He realized
34:21something about it. And then he went quiet. I saw something. Something like that. Yeah.
34:33I want to know more. We always want to know more. That's a part of this. That's probably
34:39why I'm always in this bar. Because you never know the whole thing. And you have to trust
34:44the evidence that you have. We should look at the wife. She has no motive, Jody. Can we
34:48just consider? What if Clark's telling the truth? About? That Floyd wasn't into men. What
34:56would that do to your case against Forrest? Wouldn't it weaken it? Don't you want to know?
35:03It's crazy. French kissing a guy, I'll buy your car because you're polite. Because you're
35:10wonderful. He said wonderful. Can we interview modern love again? For what purpose? For the
35:21purpose of asking him if possibly Floyd kissed him just to be nice. Oui. Could you just
35:34tell me generally how things go down in these sexual encounters? DTF? Yeah. Same. Same
35:42as anyway. Yeah, but this is sexual. Well, everything's sexual. So. What do you mean? Everything is.
35:49Every setting is. Everything's sexual? Yeah. Well, there's a little separation between sexual
35:53impulsivity and, well, it's an on-board chemical feature of every feature of our lives. It goes
36:02where we go. I'm here, so so is my sexual impulsivity. For instance, I've just discovered that
36:10I'm attracted to bald, mature authority figures, sir. I'm imagining a scenario that involves
36:20you. I'm washing your back. Washing my back? You're there, too. It's okay. Can we just concentrate
36:38on our questions? Sure. Yeah. Fire away. Yeah. Fire away. So how does a normal person like
36:44Floyd Smirnich begin to become involved with something like DTF St. Louis? No one's normal.
36:52It just looks that way from across the street. Tell me, how would an encounter, how would that be?
37:00Well, you could meet for intimacy, and that would be in a grove of trees in a park somewhere. Or
37:05a pool
37:05house. Yeah. Or it could be to meet for breakfast, see if you have a connection. Sometimes you don't have
37:11one. You met Floyd Smirnich for breakfast. Yeah. To see if you had a connection. Yeah. Did you? Yeah.
37:20But, uh, but what? He was just a really nice guy, and we had a nice breakfast. I tried a
37:26little
37:26intimacy play there at the end, but mostly it's just a nice breakfast. What do you hope for
37:34from DTF encounters? Do you remember in school that they had recess?
37:44School can be hard for some kids. It can be hard to concentrate on something as difficult for that
37:50long a period of time. So at some point during the school day, they just stop the thing, let you
37:54go
37:54outside and have fun. But at some point, the tasks get harder, like algebra, chemistry, whatever.
38:08But there's no more recess.
38:14It's gone.
38:18You know, they don't even tell you. It's just gone.
38:27And it never comes back.
38:31And I guess I just want to fuck around with somebody sometimes, like now and then.
38:36It's just, and he seemed, he seemed like something was weighing on him. Like he mentioned his son or
38:49stepson or something. Felt left out, you know? Left out. And I told him I felt like that, too.
38:56You know, a lot of my life.
38:58Left out?
38:59Yeah.
39:00Um, let me ask you this.
39:03Do you think when you two were French kissing, do you think that Floyd felt, um, that he was concerned
39:12that
39:15maybe his heart wasn't in it, uh, but he didn't want you to feel left out?
39:21Yes.
39:22So he Frenched you.
39:23He was hands off.
39:25Hands off?
39:27Yeah, he didn't reach around to touch my cheek in the manner that I reached around to touch his.
39:34It was his left.
39:36Left cheek?
39:38No one knows what they're doing with each other. We find our way.
39:43And it can be clumsy.
39:47Yeah.
39:48No one's normal.
39:50It just looks that way from across the street.
39:53This is your saying?
39:54I guess so.
39:56Uh, you know, it's just something I pass around to the DTF community to encourage people to
40:00care a little less about what the neighbors think.
40:04That's why God invented P.O. boxes.
40:08That's why what?
40:09Okay.
40:10Well, in these strip malls in the suburbs, karate, tanning salons, mailboxes, etc.
40:15You ever been in one?
40:16Sure.
40:17What's in there?
40:18P.O. boxes.
40:20Yeah.
40:21All along the wall, P.O. boxes.
40:23Now, do you ever wonder why all these normal people who have homes out here need all these P.O.
40:30boxes?
40:33It's for privacy.
40:35That's where all the dildos go, sir.
40:40And other...
40:41Yeah, you know.
40:42You get it.
40:44Yes.
40:45That's where all the dildos go.
40:47Well, mailboxes, etc.
40:49They should call it dildos, etc.
40:52Yeah, I never thought of that.
41:08That's why Forrest stopped talking and asked for a lawyer.
41:10Yes.
41:12The mailbox, etc. is just down the street.
41:15$2.60.
41:16There you go.
41:17That's the one.
41:18That's the box.
41:20No one's been paying the bill, and no one's been in the last few months.
41:24$2.60.
41:26That's the one.
41:27Can you tell me the date of this owner's last payment?
41:30Before you stop paying?
41:31Yes.
41:33Okay.
41:34It'll take a minute.
42:38She's going to get a million dollars.
42:45Well, that's probably a motive, right?
42:50For murder?
42:51Yeah, Flom, it sure is.
42:57There was no hope, no reasoning, for this rainy day in June.
43:08The eagle spread its mighty wings.
43:12Hello.
43:13Hello.
43:13Hey.
43:14How can I help you?
43:18Um...
43:19Yes?
43:21Can I...
43:24Can I just check out a room for a detail?
43:29The cherished things are perishing, and buried in their tomb.
43:38There is no hope, no reasoning, this rainy day in June.
43:54Hey.
43:58Morning.
44:00Yeah, you suck.
44:04I'm sorry, ma'am.
44:06You should be.
44:09You suck.
44:10Look at all those leaves bunched up in the corner, pool boy.
44:13I'm new.
44:15Yeah, you can tell.
44:16Why don't you come on inside?
44:19Make some other tasks for you.
44:21We'll see how you do on those.
44:23Come on up, pool boy.
44:27Yes, ma'am.
44:37How old are you?
44:38I'm just 23.
44:40You've got a lot to learn.
44:41I sure do.
44:45Everybody felt the rain.
44:48Everybody felt the rain.
44:50Everybody felt the rain.
44:53Everybody felt the rain.
44:54Everybody felt the rain.
45:04More on what they 12 hours a day.
45:06No way they felt the rain.
45:11The rain.
45:20Everybody felt the rain.
45:21You've got to hear with me.
45:21I'm ready.
45:22The rain.
45:24We warm the rain.
45:24Let us see.
45:30We warm the rain.
45:31Level's и it's warm.
45:31Do you want to see?
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