Meadowland Page #3
If you're interested,
I'll hook you up.
Oh...
Great stuff, we're running
No, no, it's okay.
It's good stuff.
- You sure?
- Yeah.
Alright.
Do you have any kids?
Me, no. Why?
Ahhh...
It's not really
a family vehicle.
Oh...
Yeah, you know,
got no time for it.
Focusing on my career,
and what not.
- How about you?
- Yeah, I have a little boy.
Mothers and sons...
They have a special bond, right?
- Right, thanks...
- Yeah.
Yeah.
Standing alone in the
house that I grew up in,
there's a...
and I can...
And I can see Jessie back there.
There's real tall grass
back there and...
he's just kind of appearing
and...
disappearing...
And he looks just
totally on his own.
He just used to have a...
He had a real...
He had a real good time just
playing on his own by himself.
And...
You know, I can just see
that he's happy.
And, you know,
I can hear him laughing.
And that always...
That always used to
make me laugh.
He had, like a...
He had a real funny little laugh
cause he was
so little...
When he'd laugh really hard...
He had, like this real...
real deep laugh.
And it didn't even sound like,
you know, it...
could come out of him,
and always used to
make me laugh.
Ah...
Thanks.
So good, so good, Phil, and...
And that's a place that you can
go back to anytime, right?
"Over 100,000 Elephants Killed by
Poachers in the Last Three Years."
Take your time, there's
one photo in particular
we'd like you to look at.
So, it's two children,
I can see that.
Two boys...
facing away from the camera...
Jesus, I don't know, maybe...
- Sarah, if you want to...
- It's not him.
- Could you please just look at it?
- This is complete bullshit!
It's not him.
Please take a look at it.
So besides the photos,
what else do you have?
The forensic team is
up at his property now.
F***...
Hey...
Jessie is fine.
I can feel it.
Sarah...
Sarah?
This is real.
Alright?
So you need to wake the f*** up!
Morning.
Seen Sarah?
She went out earlier, she's...
She went to school.
She needs help, Tim.
You know what I think?
I think she's gonna
figure it out herself.
Yeah?
Yeah...
Because I could not
stop for Death,
the carriage held
but just ourselves
and immortality.
Okay.
Good.
Can anyone tell me
what the carriage of this...
poem is...
Be right back.
Great f***ing block.
Come on!
- Huh?
- Yeah.
Got a tennis fan over here.
No, it was a good block.
Thanks, man,
thank you very much.
Right!
Cheers, fellas.
What's that all about?
Oh, ahhh...
Kelly.
She's...
Get this...
She's pregnant.
No sh*t!
Yeah, man, it's early.
How early?
Like...
Four months.
What, you weren't gonna tell me?
What are you talking about, man?
I just told you.
- Hey, it's f***ing awesome!
- Thank you!
What is it?
It's a...
It's a boy.
Wow, a baby!
That is outstanding.
Thanks, man.
- You must be so proud.
- I am.
We gotta celebrate.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Get another round.
Maybe next week,
we can do something.
Oh, when?
- I dunno, Wednesday, or...
- Next week?
the boss, but I'll call you.
Sh*t, man, I should go.
I got a doctor's appointment...
Doctor's appointment?
This sh*t's starting
to get real, right?
Yeah, man, really real.
Pretty exciting time,
hold on, man.
What?
You think I'm gonna
get it on you?
- Get what?
- My bad luck?
What do you mean,
"Come on, man"?
- Phil...
- Why are you acting like this?
Think I'm going to infect you?
Phil, that's enough, man.
And talk to these guys,
you're not gonna talk to me?
Just want you to act
like my f***in' friend.
So what's up?
Hey.
- How you doing today?
- Great.
How are you doing?
Wish I'd slept
a little bit more.
Could use a cup of coffee.
We'll get you one.
What, you know the owner?
What is that?
His address.
- Where'd you get this?
- Look, Pete...
You just do
whatever you need to do.
Okay?
No judgment.
What's the matter with you?
Nothing.
Nothing...
I'm just trying to help.
How is this supposed to help me?
Well, I mean,
it's what you wanted.
you told me...
I think it was just...
I dunno, I was talking,
that's all, just talking.
Hell, we were sitting
right there, you said...
Dude, Dude, this is not helping.
What kind of friend
are you, man?
I need to speak
with Mrs. Anderson.
Sarah?
Can I have a word with you?
- Time to go?
- Yeah.
Mr. Ciccarella will be right in.
Does my brother
know where you are?
No.
Is that okay with you?
No, no...
Why?
That's DMT.
Stop.
My son is alive.
- He's out there...
- He's out there.
You feel him?
Yes!
He's out there.
He is.
He's living with another family.
What family?
What family?
Tequila.
I know who you are.
I know who you are.
You're a teacher...
at Essex County, right?
I know, I know,
cause I've seen you...
I've...
My son goes to school there.
Yeah, not teaching today, huh?
No.
What is it, recess?
My son's name is Adam.
He's "special needs." You'd
recognize him if you saw him.
There's a lot of kids.
You know what this song's
supposed to be about?
It's about a fire lake?
Wow, you are a teacher.
You send your son
to a regular school?
Yeah, until they kick him out.
You don't send him to a special
education program, or anything?
No, he's...
He's a foster kid, right?
And the agency
claims they didn't know
about his condition.
We thought we were getting a...
normal kid?
Yeah right, okay,
I'm an a**hole, alright?
But you know,
look, it's a burden.
They don't let you
just dump him?
I'm glad you weren't my teacher.
You should be.
Look, I mean...
He's a sweet kid,
but if you're looking
for Rain Man,
or like a math genius,
or a classical f***ing pianist,
you're out of luck.
Out of luck.
I heard that a lot of these
kids, though, they're gifted.
You just have to recognize
what it is.
Oh, he's gifted in staring
at the f***ing TV all day.
Yeah.
So am I.
And what's your special talent?
What are you good at...?
Do that, do that!
Do that!
Yes...!
Is it three o'clock yet?
No.
I'm supposed to pick up Adam.
You still have an hour.
Adam, your dad's here.
- That's not my dad.
- Adam, I'm not a babysitter.
here at school,
or do you wanna go home?
Hi, Adam!
Where's my dad?
Your dad told me
to come get you.
- You know Joe?
- I do. I know Joe.
Old Joe Crow,
who likes to crow...
Hey, did you know that
birds clean elephants?
And, and...
And that's called "symbiosis."
Adam, why don't you
get in the car?
And you can tell me about,
and we can go.
Are you gonna take me home?
Uh-huh.
Unless there's somewhere else
you'd like to go.
I would like to go to Africa.
There's the most amazing
elephant sanctuary there.
Okay.
- Really.
- Mm-hmm.
- You serious?
- Yeah.
- How was school?
- It was alright.
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