All That I Am

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[Dr. Lynn]

I know you must still

have a lot of questions.

I'm not sure I'll ever be able

to answer them all.

You should know I didn't come

to apologize,

that would've been a bit

self-centered, I think.

I'm glad I came.

I miss the three

of you every day.

I've often wondered what

you all look like grown-up.

Susan, I wish your mother

could see

what a wonderful mom

you've become;

it would make her proud.

And Win, your spirit is

a wonderful gift;

hang on to it.

And Christian, stop beatin'

yourself up.

The words will come.

[typing]

[Christian]

I turned to her and said...

....turned to her and said...

[sighs]

[Rock N Roll music playing d]

Alright man.

[indistinct chattering]

Alright man, thank you.

[Friend]

Alright.

Hey. In the bathroom.

[Woman]

Do you wanna go first?

Don't worry, it's fine.

So, how do you know Margo?

Actually, I just met

her tonight.

She's friends with my--

[sniffs]

Here.

[sniffs]

Want more, or are you good?

[music playing]

[indistinct chatting]

[knocking]

[groans]

[Win]

Your phone's off, a**hole.

You're late.

[moans]

[Win]

Oh hey, I spoke with

Marge's assistant yesterday,

and I think she really

liked it, Christian.

It's on your laptop, right?

Sometimes they ask to see some

of the older stuff you've

written,

any papers from college...f***.

[banging drawers]

F***, are you out of

paper towels?

Oh, my god.

[Win muttering to himself]

--restaurant across

the street,

behind a red-brick building.

She moved the outdoor tables,

preparing them for the

upcoming dinner.

I thought you were gonna keep

the stuff with the little girl,

and the argument with

the parents?

But, you know what,

it's good,

it's actually better this way.

You listen, man,

I know how you feel about

using Mom's name or whatever,

but her books--

It is not finished.

There's no ending.

I told you it wasn't gonna

be ready for today,

so just don't get

your hopes up.

These guys are used to

reading rough drafts.

You have an ending,

you just haven't written

it yet, right?

[Christian sighs]

What time am I picking

you up on Friday?

[Jen]

Hey.

Hey. Uh. This is my

brother Win.

And...

And--

[Jen] Jen.

- It's Jen.

Hi, Jen.

You guys are brothers?

Yep.

[music playing]

[no audible dialogue]

Awesome dude, we're early.

Could've slept another

half-hour.

Alright man, this is it.

I'll wait for you

in the car.

Alright.

we're coming on Rockville,

and then Washington D.C.,

which is gonna be our

last stop before making

the overnight trip to

New York's Port Authority.

If you'd like to

have something to eat,

or go to the restroom,

we will be stopping

for about twenty minutes.

Thank you.

[Win]

Like, twenty-five minutes.

And how did he seem?

I mean, did he look hungover?

- No, he looked fine.

Well, it's good that it's

taking so long, right?

I mean, that means

they at least like it.

Yeah, maybe-- maybe--

In fact, that Tom published

all Mom's stuff.

I mean that's gotta be good,

right?

Hey, are you guys

at the grocery story?

Sweetie will you go get me

some bananas,

the cheaper ones?

Yeah, I'm shopping for dinner

for Saturday night,

so please, don't be late

and be there before 2.

Okay, listen, me and Christian

were talking and we decided

that your new boyfriend is

a real bummer,

I don't have time for

your crap, Win.

What did he's say about

the awards thing?

Seriously, he's a fun-sponge,

he's the worst!

Win, what did he say about

the awards thing?

You didn't tell him?

You've gotta tell him!

He's gonna be happy for you,

I promise.

Oh sh*t, okay, alright,

he's walking over here,

shut up.

Shut up, shut up.

Do you know that you sound

like a girl sometimes?

[Charlie]

Can we have this?

Well?

I'll call you later.

Hey, what happened?

I'm walkin'.

What'd they say?

Try something else.

What, like another genre?

Like another profession.

The only reason I got the

interview is 'cause of her

anyway,

y'know?

I'll see you later.

[Guy]

I saw you on the bus.

There's something kinda fun

about traveling by bus, right?

I'm going to see my nephew

for the very first time

tomorrow, my hometown.

I was gonna fly,

but I just figured,

I don't know,

there's something about

the road:

meeting' people,

places like this.

I never meet people on planes.

Guess I, I dunno,

I just figured it'd be

more of an adventure,

this way.

[Dr. Lynn]

You know, my whole life,

I never really found

anything quaint.

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Hey, it's Christian.

Sam, uh--

Samuel's friend.

Yeah, no, I usually

pick up from him,

but I'm going out of town

this weekend.

I was wondering if you guys

can deliver out here?

Um, like, down the block

from him.

Okay, well, uh, I can just

buy like three,

or four grams or whatever.

I just gotta run to an ATM.

Sorry, tickets.

Yeah, I'll be--

No, no, dude,

I'll be here all night.

[beeping]

[cough]

[knocking on door]

Hey, man--

Hi, Christian.

We alright?

How ya been?

What do you want me to say,

Christian?

This weekend...

You decide to drop

in this weekend?

I'm not trying to put you on

the defensive, that's not why

I came--

God damnit!

Why do you do that?

Why do you always

just try to control it?

Control what?

This, talk, everything,

why do you--

you know, you try and disarm

the whole--

just cut the sh*t.

Tell me what you want.

I just came to

see everyone.

Are out out of your mind?

Do you actually think that

you're gonna go to Susan's?

Do you have any idea what

she would do if she saw you?

Or Win, even?

but I thought perhaps in

the spirit of your

Mom's birthday--

Shut up.

[knocking on door]

F***. Wait here.

[opens door]

Hey man, thanks for coming.

[indistinct conversation]

I don't know,

what's going on?

[Drug Dealer]

Oh yeah?

How long?

No, that's fine,

thank you.

You're the strongest,

Christian.

That's why I came here first.

[Christian laughs]

Did you--do you remember

the first time that you left?

Yes, I do.

Why Tuesday?

Tuesday?

The firs time that you left.

It was the day before

my birthday,

that was a Wednesday.

I'm asking, why not

Thursday or Friday?

That wasn't the first time.

Might be the first you

remember, but it--

Whatever, who gives a sh*t,

why Tuesday?

It wasn't, it had nothing

to do with you, Christian.

Nothing.

Okay.

Do you remember what

we got you?

I remember that the gift,

it said from Mom and Dad,

and that's weird to read,

you know?

Because if it's from Mom

and Dad, then where's Dad?

Had nothing to do with you,

Christian.

I have something I want

to tell you all.

I need you to take me

to your sister's this weekend.

[Christian chuckles]

Please.

[laughs]

Oh...alright, you know what?

I'll drive you there.

But the moment that you step

out of my car,

you're on your own.

But I'll drive you.

Great. Thanks.

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