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Well,

that'll be a change.

Yeah, I can't wait.

See the life's good

good for your 20s,

but after it gets

a little crazy.

Well, it's perfect

for you guys.

Yeah, we've been just

like, traveling around

for the last six months.

Yeah, Eric said

like Oregon, Arizona.

Oh, Arizona was amazing.

The red rocks

are so groovy.

We're trying to get down

to the golf coast for summer.

Those cute towns.

-Cute towns.

-Yes, those cute towns.

-I wanna see them.

-So cute.

-Oh, I like your charm.

-Oh, right on, yeah.

I got this

at this little

flea market

in tahoma, you know?

And it kinda like--

well, it kinda drew us

here, you know?

Have you been out

to the woods yet?

Oh, no,

we haven't had

time yet.

Does the doctor

not want to pitch a tent?

Do you guys

need anything?

-No, I'm good, baby.

-All right.

I'm good, thank you.

-How great is she?

-Yeah.

Yeah, she seems

really sweet.

She is.

When are you planning

on getting home?

Well, this is it.

Oh, come on, don't--

don't give me that look.

All right?

I'm not trying to move

into your big house

with too many rooms.

Our home is this slab

that we rolled in on.

That's our home now.

-You're gonna

live in the Van?

-Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, besides,

we can't really, um,

we can't really go back

to the apartment, you know,

we haven't paid rent

since like, November.

But, no, but--

the walls were

getting small,

-and it was--

it was really like--

-Jesus, Eric.

I don't know,

the energy wasn't there.

-You know?

-Okay.

Have you thought

about getting a job?

Yeah. Yeah, I mean...

I don't know,

you know,

it's like--

life is about living,

you know? Living.

Yeah, living takes

money, Eric.

Food, gas.

We'll be all right.

I always am, you know that.

Ahem.

Look at you,

grill master.

Yeah,

it's actually all local.

-Yeah? Cool.

-Yeah.

- Would you like one?

-Uh,

-I'm actually a veg.

-You're a veg.

-Yeah.

-Damn, I wish

i would have known.

-No, dude, it's cool.

-No, hold tight.

Um, I think I might

have something for you.

Don't like go out

of your way for me,

or anything.

Not a problem.

I hope

that that's enough

to carry you

for a little bit.

Oh, babe,

it's more than enough.

Thank you.

Babe, do you have

any of that pasta left?

Hey, you need a beer,

or something?

-Uh, I'm good.

-All right.

Really?

What am I supposed to do?

This is such

a quaint little spread.

Who would have thought

that big city elitism

would travel so cool

to the country, huh?

Yeah, well,

that big city elitism

is financing

your dirtbag life.

Hey, so, uh, Matt,

i see you still got

dad's old Jeep.

Yeah, it's a work horse.

Hauled some brush

off the road with it

last weekend.

I always thought

that doctor's all

drove audis.

- You know?

-Well, this doctor doesn't.

But that's just because

he's made some sacrifices

for me and our family.

The baby is the only thing

that matters to us.

Probably the rest of it

will come in time.

Audi's included, okay?

Does anybody mind

if I freshen up?

It's been, like,

a lot longer than

i care to admit.

Yeah, yeah,

you can come in, here.

There you go.

Hey, uh,

you okay?

Uh, yeah, yeah.

I think

i just fell asleep.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

I heard her scream,

i went to help.

I didn't think

she was gonna be

half naked.

Well, you didn't seem

to mind either.

Well, I was checking

on our guest.

What's your deal?

I don't know.

I'm sorry.

I've been having

these really weird

thoughts lately

about us, and the move,

and the baby, and--

it's okay. We're fine.

Sit down.

You know

the baby is perfect.

Every test we've done,

every sonogram,

they've all said

the same thing.

-I just--

-yeah, you just what?

I don't know

how to explain it.

When I was on

the road yesterday,

the trees,

and the clouds,

and there were these

wildflowers everywhere.

And things just,

they move so quickly,

you know?

Time just passes,

and life is--

it's so precious,

it's so fragile.

It's like,

it's gone so quickly.

Hey, look at me.

We're the lucky ones.

Other people, they,

they go through life,

and they don't have

what we have.

We're strong

because we have each other.

I know.

I just want her to life

a long happy life.

Yeah, well she will.

I promise.

I will personally

make sure of it.

I just love her

so much, you know?

Yeah.

I would do

anything for her.

Everything's gonna be fine.

I know.

It was a man.

What kind of man?

Dark hair, beard--

long beard.

Eyes like fire.

Eyes like fire?

Did he say

anything to you?

No.

Did you say

anything to him?

Mm. No, I don't think so.

I don't really

remember.

I don't want to talk

about it anymore.

Okay, copy that.

I'm gonna give you

a pass this time.

But this is...

This is some good stuff.

"The angels visited

again last night.

They talked to me.

I wasn't scared."

Nice night for a walk.

All right,

here it goes.

You got it.

Yeah, right?

And the game is over.

Okay, you do it.

I'll watch.

Eric.

Ready? Ready?

Oh, sh*t, sorry.

-Outside.

-It's good.

- Wow.

- -My bad.

I just wanted

more time to kiss.

Hey!

Right there.

Under the vines.

One surprise

after another.

Yeah,

you guys live

on a cemetery,

that's awesome.

It's not a cemetery,

it's a plot.

My god, Matt,

she was so young.

All right, guys,

come on,

I know this

is a bummer, right?

But, hey, we're alive,

so we should live.

We're here to have fun,

i mean we showed up.

She's not going anywhere.

You can come back

and visit her later.

Come on, first one

to the beer wins!

So, we check

into the haunted hotel

in Portland, right?

And I guess, like,

the ninth floor is

the most haunted.

And so, what floor

do they put us on,

but the ninth.

--You really believe

that crap?

Dude, all along the coast,

we stopped at these

plantations to hunt.

To hunt?

For ghosts.

Oh, yeah, right.

-Seriously, bro.

-Oh, no, seriously.

No, let me show you.

-Boom.

-What's that?

Ah, e.V.P. Recorder.

It stands for

"electronic voice phenomena."

-And you use that to--

-to hunt ghosts.

- Oh.

-Laugh if you want,

but I'm telling you,

have you guys ever been

into slave quarters before?

It's crazy. Okay?

They got these like,

four foot ceilings,

and they got these like

chains hanging off the walls,

and I'm telling you,

you can feel it.

I mean, these spirits,

they want to be heard.

You hear them?

Yeah.

Take a listen.

Eric.

Hey.

Oh, sorry.

--What the hell is this?

-You don't hear it?

-Well, no, I hear it,

I just don't hear... it.

You're not listening, bro.

Yeah, bro. Well, I'm done

listening for today.

If you don't believe me,

ask Sarah.

Ask her what?

Ask her if she

believes in ghosts.

Stop it, Eric.

What?

You-- you've

never told him?

Tell me what?

When we were kids--

stop.

When you were kids,

what?

When we were kids,

there were ghosts

in our house.

Were there?

It was two days

before our sixth birthday,

and they came for us.

They came for you?

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