Beeps]
[Woman]
Hi, hon. lt'sme.
lthoughtyousaid
you'dstillbe there.
Uh-- No, lguess
yougot offearly.
Okay, bye.
[ Dialing ]
[ Line Ringing ]
[ Beep ]
Hello, honey.
Honey, where are you ?
I need you to come pick me up.
My car got attacked,
and I'm stuck here
on Phoenix Drive--
364.
364 Phoenix Drive,
at 538-0398.
Call me, please.
I'll try you
on the car phone.
Uh, you gave him
my number ?
[ Dialing ]
[ Line Ringing ]
I'm sorry.
Is that all right ?
Hello. Canyou--
Shit !
[Hangs Up Phone]
Well, they haven't
worked for weeks.
Cell phones.
Never really did.
I'm sorry.
Am I keeping you ?
From what ?
From your children.
Oh, I-- I don't have any.
- [ Toy Squeaks ]
- Oh. But these paintings.
Oh, uh, those were done
byotherpeople's children.
From, uh, day care.
So, you're going
to a party ?
Nope.
People coming over ?
No. I'm staying here
by myself.
Oh. Then I'll wait here
a minute. Do you mind ?
I just went out
to pick up some things,
and my husband is... somewhere.
I have to get home.
Would you like
a magazine or something ?
Something to eat ?
Don't entertain me.
just do what you were doing.
Candy cane ?
My-- My mother,
shejust threw this
big Christmas dinner.
She wanted us to relive
our happiest moments
as a family.
So she took all this stuff
from our childhood...
and wrapped it up and
gave it to us as gifts.
[Woman]
Thisstuff?
Yeah, there's, uh, these
oldreport cardshere...
and, um,
awards that I won...
and these
little craft things.
That.
Let me see that.
Oh.
Oh, yeah, diving.
Yeah. Must have
been my sister's.
I think I had
some ofthese.
Pete Seeger.
That rings a bell.
Yeah, my mother
says I love that.
Guantanamera.
She sounds nice.
Who ? My mother ?
That she would do all this ?
No, that she
gave you Pete Seeger
when you were a kid.
Oh, well, uh,
I don't want to give you
the wrong impression.
It's not
exactly indicative
of my family.
Actually, we had
this big fight when--
when I told her there
were socialist implications.
To what ? Pete Seeger ?
""Oh, Patrick,
why do you have to go and
spoil everything nice ?""
Oh, I didn't know.
What ?
That he was a socialist.
Oh, well, you know,
folk music.
He had these
sing-along things, right ?
Uh, yeah.
On TV ?
Pete Seeger,
ofthe Weavers.
You might be thinking
of Mitch Miller
or something.
ўЬ Guantanamera ўЬ
ўЬ Guajira
Guantanamera ўЬ
ўЬ Guantanamera ўЬўЬ
It's Spanish.
""The streams ofthe mountain
pleases me more
than the sea.""
I should go.
So you're going back there ?
Where ?
- To your mother's.
- No. I told you,
I'm staying here.
By yourself?
Yes. lflcan.
That'snotso hard
to imagine.
jesus Christ.
Where the fuck are you ?
Look, ifyou need a car,
you can always get one.
Where ?
From-- From anywhere.
Steal one.
[ People Shouting,
Indistinct ]
[ Dialing ]
[ Line Ringing ]
Stupid cell phones.
[Woman]
Three hours till
the endofthe world!
[Bells Chiming]
Three hours !
Three more hours.
Hurry up !
[Man]
Shut up, lady!
Move it.
[KnockingAt Door]
Well, here I am.
I'm a little bit early.
Hope that's not a problem.
No, no, no.
That's perfect. My, uh--
My friend just left.
We have the place
to ourselves ?
That's right.
Come in.
So, this is
your apartment
where you live.
Isn't it nice.
Is it ?
It is.
And what had you
been doing again ?
What do you mean,
before ?
Before. With your life.
Um,
well, I--
I finished, uh,
school, finally.
And, uh-- uh, yeah,
I took a couple
ofyears off.
I was going
to med school.
So... I guess
I would have been
a doctor ofsome sort.
Oh, that's wonderful.
I always knew
you had it in you.
Isn't it nice how things
worked out so well ?
And you grew up so... nicely.
You're a handsome man.
Well, thankyou.
So--
Uh, can I get you
something to drink ?
lhave drinks.
Oh, no, I'm fine.
Thankyou.
[ Laughs ]
So, Craig, um, you probably
won't want to hear this,
but I saw your