Shelter
Cody?
Hey, Zach.
What's up, Cody?
Papi's sleeping.
I can tell.
- Don't play with these, ok?
- Ok.
These are for grandpa.
Ok!
Dad, wake up.
Wake up.
Take these.
Did you do your stretches today, dad?
- Hey, Cody.
- Hey, Mom.
How you doing, kiddo?
Did you get the cigarettes?
Yeah.
Hey, Zach.
What's up, sis?
Change of plans.
Can you take Cody?
I've got a shift and then I was gonna go see Gabe
before he leaves town.
But I gotta take dad home and Allen called and I'm
supposed to meet up with him later.
Cody. let's go for a ride.
Thank you.
- Can I drive?
- Come on dad, I'll give you a ride back to yours.
Sure, go get her started.
Cody!
Table 5!
I told you. I can't close up today.
Derell's not here yet.
You're stuck, kid.
This is a diner, Picasso.
Not the Louvre.
Come on! People are waiting.
Finally, man!
I've gotta go.
Cody, let's jet.
Yo, Gabe!
Hey hey, the Gabester!
You're learning to skate I see.
I've got Cody in the car so let's go.
Baby on board, huh?
- I'm taking you to the lot, right?
- Yeah, cool.
Hey you should come up to S.B.
Wouldn't hurt to get some
p*ssy you didn't get in high school.
You and Tori broke it off, right?
Sorta...
"Sort of"...
Dude... he's five.
He's sleeping.
No I'm not!
You are a sly one.
Yeah he likes to pretend
he's sleeping.
Go figure.
That smells like Allen's cigarette.
How's Allen?
Jeanne's boyfriend.
Of the week...
Why don't you try and go to
Santa Barbara Community College?
You can crash at our house until
you get your own place.
At least get the f*** out of San Pedro.
I don't think the whole student thing
Why? Because you didn't get into that
Art Institute place?
- Go somewhere else
- "Art Institute place"...
Whatever, it's alright.
That scholarship was my ticket...
Well you are the king of scholarships.
Got me into your ritchie rich private school.
Rich f***.
F*** you, ghetto trash.
You ever declare a major?
Larry said I should go for Communications.
"Communications"
What does that mean?
It means I'm set, dude.
Larry's gonna set me up with something at his firm.
So I can go back and get some more.
partying out of my system.
Move back here, buy a couple suits.
Start making some real cash.
You could have the same life if you wanted.
- Alright man.
- Alright dude. Come up and hang out soon ok?
Alright.
No, I mean it this time.
You've been up once. That sh*t aint right.
Look, I'll get you a plane ticket
Or just get in the car and drive.
- Cool?
- Ok.
Code-man. Keep it real, play boy.
- Promise?
- Yeah.
Ok, ok, go...
Gotta pee, gotta pee...
- Hey.
- Hey.
I'm gonna go out for a session.
No, I thought you were staying.
I went shopping.
What?
I heard you're an eligible bachelor.
Not that you would ever tell me.
If you keep breaking up with Tori like that
one of these times she's not coming back.
Jeanne, Jeanne, come in Jeanne.
Cody to Jeanne.
Cody, I don't wanna play right now.
Just watch the TV.
Listen, I'm heading out. It's breaking hard.
- Zach...
- Later, Codes.
When did you draw this one?
A long time ago.
My mom used to work here
just like yours.
wait out here...
and draw.
Here, I'll show you how.
Go around there...
Here, now you just fill it in.
Want the silver?
Who would wait with you?
When?
When you drew these.
Nobody.
What about Papi?
Well he was very hurt from when he fell
and broke his back at work.
He's your daddy.
Yes.
And you're my daddy.
No, Cody. I'm your uncle.
Your mommy is my sister.
That makes me your uncle.
Roy's your daddy.
Nope. You're my daddy.
You're my daddy.
You're my daddy...
Hey... keep drawing.
Hey, Zach!
What's up.
- Oh hey, Zach.
- You're staying in tonight, right?
Allen's playing at the Landmine and he put
us on the guest list.
Looks like you're the babysitter
tonight little brother.
Guess so.
Hello?
Hey, monkey.
Hey, what are you doing?
Guess...
Babysitting?
Bingo!
- Hey listen, can I give you a call back?
- Where are you?
Are you there? Zach?
I can't hear anything.
- Uh, yeah
- Hey, I'm losing you.
- Yeah, I'm here.
- Can you hear me? Hello?
Tori, I was...
Just thinking about you and...
Hello?
Jesus Christ! You f***ing idiot...
Oh my God... get the opener.
Jeanne, what the f***?!
Sh*t, dad's mad.
- I just put him to bed.
- Oh come on, he can sleep through anything.
Just keep it down, alright?
- Did you get the cigarettes?
- Yeah, come here.
I thought your ghetto ass would be done
breaking and entering by now.
Change of code, b*tch!
What are you gonna do,
attack the garage next?
That might not go over.
With the Pacific Bluff homeowners agreement,
wouldn't wanna set your dad in trouble with the board.
Step-dad.
I left my longboard here.
That's cool.
How you doing, man?
Good, you know.
So I haven't seen you since your graduation.
What have you been up to?
Nothing. Working, you know.
How about you?
I'm in town for a few weeks.
House is empty, I could enjoy it.
Clear my head a little bit.
I thought you hated it down here?
I miss the ocean.
Dude, you live in L.A.
I don't paddle out there.
You wanna go?
- Surfing?
- Uh... yeah.
I suppose there's still a few things
You will soon learn, butterfly.
Perhaps master underestimates student.
Bring it on, city boy!
- Looks like we picked a good time to come out.
- Yeah, the tide's coming in.
Hey, where are you living now?
With Jeanne in San Pedro.
It's just for now.
I'm trying to save up to get my own place.
Well close to my dad and work and stuff.
Well you guys are welcome to come out
here anytime you want.
Just like old times, huh?
Minus Gabe.
Right.
Hey... you see him much?
A bit. He came down last year
with some of his friends.
Those guys like to party.
You can say that again.
How is Jeanne doing?
You know, the same I guess?
I try to help out as much as I can.
I cannot see her as a mom.
Cody must be getting big?
Yeah, he's five already.
It's crazy. Time just flies.
Trust me, it only gets faster.
Yeah, I bet.
Hey, monkey!
Hey, monkey!
What's up?
What are you doing down here?
Some beers, the dogs,
and a fire on the beach.
Come down, grab a beer.
- Cool, I'll be down in a sec.
- Alright.
Do you wanna go grab a beer or do
you wanna just take off?
Yeah, I'll grab a beer.
Sounds good.
So who'd you come down with?
Billy.
Who is that?
Shaun!
- Gabe's brother?
- Yeah.
He doesn't come back much.
He's been pretty MIA.
Nice to see you.
It's good to see you too.
Going long!
Are you gonna play or are you just
gonna talk sh*t about me?
Nice throw.
I'm Tori.
I remember you.
You were 13 and you had crimped hair.
But I remember you.
I bought you guys wine coolers.
- I think you puked on my parents' deck.
- Wow.
- You still putting up with this guy's sh*t?
- Well we're both still here.
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