Dear John Page #8

Yeah?

699

00:
43:06,931 -- 00:43:08,398

No, it's a mule.

700

00:
43:09,800 -- 00:43:13,167

lt's a what?

A mule. An error coin.

701

00:
43:13,337 -- 00:43:15,168

Every now and then

they make a mistake,

702

00:
43:15,339 -- 00:43:18,035

batch accidentally

slips through, this thing,

703

00:
43:18,209 -- 00:43:19,801

head's a nickel,

tail's a penny.

Thing's a mule.

704

00:
43:19,977 -- 00:43:23,003

Really more of a novelty

than anything.

705

00:
43:23,180 -- 00:43:25,671

iRemember the horse sense/i

iyou were talking about?/i

706

00:
43:25,850 -- 00:43:27,875

--the kid found it

l will buy it anyway.

707

00:
43:28,052 -- 00:43:30,486

Twenty bucks. Huh?

708

00:
43:32,123 -- 00:43:33,147

No, thank you.

709

00:
43:33,324 -- 00:43:34,882

iWell, my dad has it too./i

710

00:
43:35,059 -- 00:43:37,220

Now, wait a minute.

Hang on.

711

00:
43:37,395 -- 00:43:39,590

Hey, sir. Sir, let me take

another look at that real quick.

712

00:
43:43,067 -- 00:43:44,557

John, let's go.

713

00:
43:44,735 -- 00:43:46,327

l'll be damned.

714

00:
43:47,104 -- 00:43:49,664

Do you know what this is?

No.

715

00:
43:58,316 -- 00:43:59,977

Look at that.

716

00:
44:00,151 -- 00:44:01,516

That's your coin.

717

00:
44:01,686 -- 00:44:03,176

You want my advice?

718

00:
44:03,354 -- 00:44:05,015

Dad to Dad?

719

00:
44:05,189 -- 00:44:06,520

Keep it.

720

00:
44:06,691 -- 00:44:09,421

Hold on to it.

Pass it down to your son.

721

00:
44:09,593 -- 00:44:12,494

Let him pass it to his son

and on and on and on,

and l'll tell you what,

722

00:
44:12,663 -- 00:44:16,565

30, 40, a hundred

years from now...

723

00:
44:17,234 -- 00:44:20,362

you're gonna have

something worth a whole

lot more than $4000.

724

00:
44:20,538 -- 00:44:22,267

l promise you.

725

00:
44:23,908 -- 00:44:25,375

Hey.

726

00:
44:25,543 -- 00:44:27,101

Do you want to keep it?

727

00:
44:28,546 -- 00:44:29,672

[CHUCKLES]

728

00:
44:29,847 -- 00:44:32,111

Good for you.

Thank you. Thank you.

729

00:
44:33,451 -- 00:44:36,181

iAt first l loved chasing after/i

ithose mules with my father./i

730

00:
44:36,354 -- 00:44:38,686

iWe finally had something/i

ito talk about./i

731

00:
44:38,856 -- 00:44:41,290

iYou know, something/i

iwe could do together./i

732

00:
44:42,126 -- 00:44:45,493

iBut he became obsessed with them./i

iYou know how he is./i

733

00:
44:46,130 -- 00:44:49,566

iAnd then l became a teenager/i

iand you know how l am./i

734

00:
44:49,734 -- 00:44:52,794

All the way up to Wooster

for another coin show.

l'm just--

735

00:
44:52,970 -- 00:44:54,995

No, l'm not doing that.

736

00:
44:55,172 -- 00:44:57,640

You're going to one

every weekend now.

737

00:
44:58,909 -- 00:45:02,470

Oh, that's good.

l love warm milk.

That's nice.

738

00:
45:02,646 -- 00:45:04,580

You spend all of our

money on coins.

739

00:
45:04,749 -- 00:45:06,649

Get a fricking fridge

that works.

740

00:
45:14,492 -- 00:45:18,155

iEventually he stopped talking/i

iabout coins with me altogether./i

741

00:
45:19,530 -- 00:45:24,331

iAnd then when that happened,/i

iwe found there wasn't all that/i

imuch left to talk about./i

742

00:
45:24,935 -- 00:45:27,768

[ROCK MUSlC

PLAYlNG ON STEREO]

743

00:
45:30,207 -- 00:45:32,641

iSo that's the story./i

744

00:
45:34,378 -- 00:45:36,313

il miss you so much it hurts./i

745

00:
45:38,382 -- 00:45:39,872

Sorry, sorry.

746

00:
45:40,051 -- 00:45:41,143

[CELL PHONES RlNGlNG]

747

00:
45:41,318 -- 00:45:43,878

GlRL:
Oh, my God.

My brother was in the towers.

748

00:
45:44,055 -- 00:45:45,215

BO Y 1 :

l love you too, babe.

749

00:
45:45,389 -- 00:45:47,584

BO Y 2:

Please call me as soon as you can.

750

00:
45:47,758 -- 00:45:50,852

[STUDENTS CHATTERlNG

AND SOBBlNG]

751

00:
45:52,730 -- 00:45:54,595

BO Y 3:

Susan. Susan, is my dad there?

752

00:
45:54,765 -- 00:45:56,528

BO Y 4:

Just calm down.

753

00:
45:56,734 -- 00:45:59,726

[i/i]

754

00:
46:05,176 -- 00:46:08,168

[MAN SPEAKlNG

lN FORElGN LANGUAGE ON TV]

755

00:
46:32,870 -- 00:46:34,667

All right, fellas, here's the deal.

756

00:
46:34,839 -- 00:46:37,103

Requesting permission

to extend my tour, sir.

757

00:
46:37,274 -- 00:46:39,139

Requesting permission

to extend as well, sir.

758

00:
46:39,310 -- 00:46:41,574

Requesting permission

to extend as well, sir.

759

00:
46:41,745 -- 00:46:43,440

Requesting permission

to extend as well, sir.

760

00:
46:43,614 -- 00:46:45,912

Requesting permission

to extend as well, sir.

761

00:
46:46,083 -- 00:46:47,175

STONE:

Okay, guys, listen.

762

00:
46:47,351 -- 00:46:49,979

We're gonna get our orders

from Operations on Monday.

763

00:
46:50,154 -- 00:46:53,988

So before we do anything rash,

let's take the weekend to mull

this all over, all right?

764

00:
46:54,158 -- 00:46:55,989

l got a wife and kids

to think about here.

765

00:
46:56,393 -- 00:46:59,055

DANlELS:

Nobody's asking you

to stay on too, captain.

766

00:
46:59,230 -- 00:47:01,289

STONE:

Yeah, you are. This is my team.

767

00:
47:01,465 -- 00:47:02,932

Where you go, l go.

768

00:
47:03,100 -- 00:47:05,466

Where we go, we all go.

769

00:
47:05,636 -- 00:47:08,366

lf everyone still wants to extend

on Monday, then we'll do it.

770

00:
47:09,173 -- 00:47:10,538

Together.

771

00:
47:14,445 -- 00:47:15,878

Y'all don't get into

trouble over there.

772

00:
47:16,046 -- 00:47:17,070

Take care of yourself.

773

00:
47:17,248 -- 00:47:18,272

Always.

774

00:
47:18,449 -- 00:47:20,940

Yo, let's go, man.

The plane to Paris

leaves in an hour.

775

00:
47:21,118 -- 00:47:22,676

You ready? Are you ready?

776

00:
47:22,853 -- 00:47:24,514

lt's gonna be amazing.

l can't go.

777

00:
47:24,688 -- 00:47:26,121

What are you talking about?

Of course you're going.

778

00:
47:26,290 -- 00:47:27,951

l can't go to Paris.

l gotta go to Charleston.

779

00:
47:28,125 -- 00:47:29,490

You're going to Charleston?

Yup.

780

00:
47:29,660 -- 00:47:31,855

Dude, what are you, nuts?

We got two days off, man.

781

00:
47:32,029 -- 00:47:35,192

By the time you fly there and back,

you're gonna have like 1 8 hours

on the ground, tops.

782

00:
47:35,366 -- 00:47:37,630

lt's 1 8 more than

l had this morning.

783

00:
47:38,569 -- 00:47:41,663

l don't know when

l'll get that again,

so l gotta go.

784

00:
47:42,606 -- 00:47:44,335

All right, man.

Nothing l can say

to change your mind?

785

00:
47:44,508 -- 00:47:45,776

Nope.

786

00:
47:46,777 -- 00:47:49,769

[JOSHUA RADlN & SCHUYLER

FlSK'S ''PAPERWElGHT'' PLAYlNG]

787

00:
47:54,952 -- 00:47:56,476

SAVANNAH:

John!

788

00:
47:58,522 -- 00:48:01,082

John. John.

789

00:
48:37,361 -- 00:48:40,956

You sure he--?

He actually said that?

He wants to come?

790

00:
48:41,232 -- 00:48:42,392

[CHUCKLES]

791

00:
48:42,600 -- 00:48:44,261

l think he will.

792

00:
48:44,435 -- 00:48:47,802

He wasn't so sure about it, but...

Yeah, l'll bet he wasn't.

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