Donald Cried
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Yeah, keep going.
and it's the...
Yeah, blue house
on the right, there.
- This one, here?
- Yeah. Yeah.
Hey, it's only 15 bucks, man,
We got to go back to the bus,
man, I gotta get my wallet.
Can you just take me back to
the bus station? I can't...
No, no, I can't do that.
I can't...
I can't take you all the way back there,
dude. Just don't worry about the 15 bucks.
I can't go, I got other fares, I
can't go all the way back there.
I understand that.
It's just...
There's no way that I can tell you
exactly what seat I was sitting in.
Do you understand? It was
probably like seven back.
Seven from the...
It was like the middle.
It's like the middle of the bus!
I don't even...
I, I don't know.
Peter Latang.
L-a-t-a-n-g.
things turn up? 'Cause I...
I just want to get... okay.
- Hi, Kristin.
- Hi, Peter, how are you?
Come on in.
Sorry about the walk.
Oh, it's okay.
Sorry about this sh*t hole,
this place is...
- This is not a sh*t hole.
- Well.
Believe me, I've seen
plenty of those.
Can I get something for you,
some coffee...
No, I'm fine. You know,
I got to run, so.
My phone's already on
the photo app.
So I'm just going to go through and
take some photos if that's okay.
- Yeah, that's great.
- Okay, great!
- That's great.
- Are these hardwoods,
are they all through the house?
Yeah, I think...
That's great! You know,
that's gonna really...
That would definitely up it.
And if you want
you can do an estate sale.
Oh, that must be a lot more work for you.
You don't need that.
I really don't mind, you know. It usually
helps with the cost of the cleaning.
Oh, you're in this shot so,
just, uh, look handsome.
Nice!
Uh, yeah, honestly,
the sooner we get this done,
the better.
I'd really like to be kinda
over with it, you know, like...
- Yeah, definitely.
- Yeah.
Um, all right, well,
how long are you in town for?
Just the night. I'm going back
tomorrow morning.
Oh, bummer!
If you could just sign here?
Okay.
And... yeah.
Yeah, that's great.
All right, well, thank you. And I will
call you if I have any questions.
How about that?
Yeah! Okay,
do you have my number?
Uh...
I have whatever number
you called me with.
Oh, yeah. Okay, all right.
Well, thank you so much, Peter.
Well, Kristin, thank you.
It was really...
A pleasure to meet you.
You don't remember me, do you?
Nah...
I'm tan Megan's youngest sister!
Ah, all right.
Mm-mm.
- Yeah.
- Okay!
but you just totally didn't!
- No.
- Okay.
I'm super gay.
I'm just gonna...
I'm just gonna go, and, uh...
Yeah, ah, ah,
ah, ah, I'll just...
I'll just see you
later then, hopefully.
Okay. All right. Kristin...
- Yeah, you skipped one there.
- Yeah, yeah.
All right, all right, uh...
All right.
- Okay, bye.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Great to see you. Bye.
Bye, Kristin.
No.
F***!
Hey, listen, Kenny. I really don't
want to waste your time, man.
I just... I'm in a real pinch.
I lost my wallet
right when I got here.
And I'm kind of f***ed!
And I was wondering if you
could possibly, uh, wire up
a couple, you know, like, you
know, 100 bucks or something?
Are you serious?
Oh, I hate to see you like super
polite to me for a second, bro.
I'm don't know why.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
That's okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. What is it?
What is it? What's up?
Uh... would that be possible?
Um... uh...
Uh...
No, today's not a good day.
I don't think so.
Here's the thing, man, I got
Oh, god.
I don't need you to do it
right now, I mean, really,
if you could come later,
it'd be fine.
I mean, I'm really,
really kinda stuck.
Listen, like I said,
it's just not a good day.
Like, any other day, man, I'd be
there for you in, like, a second.
Bro, like, you know,
you don't have any friends
can help you out?
No, no, no, no, no.
There's not.
Yeah, I wish I could, man, but like
I said, it's just not a good day.
Okay.
Donald?
Can I help you?
It's Latang.
Pete?
Are you serious?
How you doing?
Oh, my god.
No!
No, it's not you!
It's not you.
Oh, my god!
Yes!
Yes!
Oh, my god.
Oh!
- How are you doing?
- What are you here for?
Oh!
Oh, my god.
Are you moving back here?
Tell me you're moving
back here, please.
I'm not.
- You're not?
- No, I'm...
I'm here for Nona's.
I'm just taking care of the affairs
and the house and everything.
Yeah.
I wasn't sure if you'd
be back for that or not.
I know, I know.
My family and everybody,
we're so sorry.
- That's very sweet...
- And you know in these times
how important it is,
the grieving process,
to have friends
and family around.
We would be here for you,
whatever you need.
- Yeah, okay, I appreciate that.
- All right?
- All right.
- Thank you.
I mean, what are we gonna do?
That's the question
we need to start asking ourselves
right now, what are we gonna do?
- What are we doing?
- Yeah.
I am...
I'm just still like...
Having such a hard time processing
This is such a hard reality.
Do you feel like that
at all? Yeah?
Yeah, me too.
I'm kind of sensing it, yeah.
I was like, "who is this old guy
at my f***ing doorstep.
Who is this old guy?"
And you said your name and I
was just like, "oh, my god!"
recognized you, I mean,
you just look
so much different now.
- Mm. -Your skin just looks
tired and worn, and I just...
I just thought, like, when you left
you became, like, a bounty hunter
- or something like that. So
when you came back... -Oh?
Home, it would just be you
on this f***ing motorcycle,
cruising down the street
on a big hog with just...
And everybody, the whole neighborhood's
just coming out and you're f***ing like,
hair is just flowing,
your muscles are all f***ing jacked
up, you have weapons and everything.
Like, the craziest f***ing muscles
anyone has ever f***ing seen.
Just like the most oily, veiny,
strong... just muscles.
And your hair, like...
You obviously cut it, but,
imagine what your hair would look like.
You'd actually...
I just kept...
Yeah, I mean, seeing you now, you'd
look, if your hair was long still,
you'd kinda look like...
I don't know, like a
Jewish witch or something.
But I had pictured you
never cutting your hair.
And it just being like this long
hair that almost told a story
about where you've been.
Like, whoever you killed,
whatever bounties you collected,
you'd take a keepsake from them.
And, like, weave it
into your hair.
And, like, each kill you did
you would take a keepsake.
If you killed a father with like a
family, you'd take the baby's...
Like, something from the baby's
and weave it into your hair.
So your hair would
actually tell the story.
That's kind of how
I had pictured you coming back.
I get this must be pretty
disappointing then, I guess.
No, I mean...
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