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The Confirmation Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2016
- 101 min
- 236 Views
are you on Meth again?
Tucker, don't change
the subject, okay?
Yes, I'm on Meth, okay?
That has nothing to do
with what we're talking about!
What the hell?
We have it
from a direct witness...
We don't have a direct witness.
We heard it.
He was a direct witness...
No, Drake, he was lying.
He wasn't lying.
These guys stole it.
And it's about
to get real, all right?
I've had enough of this, Drake.
All right, whoa.
(cell phone ringing)
Um, hi, Mom.
Uh... yeah.
Everything's fine.
Um, nothing, really.
Yeah, we took the papers out
and went to church.
Um, yeah, I'll tell Dad.
Okay.
Uh-huh.
All right.
I love you, too. Bye.
(phone beeps off)
Okay.
Guys...
let's all take a breath here.
Trout, put the gun away.
What?
Can't you see
this guy's hurting?
And be nice to Drake.
He's got his own problems,
obviously.
You know better.
I'm sorry.
Yeah. You will be.
You will be. Okay?
Drake, it's over.
We got 'em dead to rights!
No, not really.
Okay, you know, hey, Trout,
I don't care if you have a gun,
I'm gonna look around.
Drake!
Point a gun at me.
I don't care.
Oh! Hi, stolen merchandise!
Hello!
I'm sorry, uh...
I don't really know Drake.
You know, uh, I mean...
for a stoner.
Yeah, he is.
We love Drake,
but he just gets
(Drake chattering, indistinct)
Hey.
Hi.
Drake?
Hey, come on.
We'll take you home.
Yeah, Drake.
We wanna take you.
They did it.
I know they did.
No, they didn't steal my tools.
Okay, well, then,
No, Drake.
This time, we're really done.
I'm taking you home.
It's... I just
wanted to help.
We know that.
Not many people would've done
what you just did for us.
That's right.
Most people can't even
be bothered, you know?
And I...
Ahem, I care too much.
That's my problem.
It's a...
It's a burden
and it's a virtue, you know?
you tried your best,
and we appreciate that.
Don't we, Anthony?
Yeah. We really appreciate
how much you tried your best.
Yeah, man, you know,
'cause that's
the story of my life,
is I always... I always
try my best, you know?
And that's where
I get in trouble.
This one time...
You'll like this.
There was this lady,
her grandmother made
She wanted this recipe,
she couldn't find it,
so I go, there's a website,
it's called "Stormfront,"
and it's like
a neo-Nazi site.
I'm not a neo-Nazi,
but I figured, you know,
"German apple pancakes,"
maybe they'd have
these old things.
So I started posting on there,
and the next thing I know,
I get this call from the FBI...
All right. All right.
That was fun, guys.
That was fun.
Um...
well, you know...
you wouldn't have
a few bucks, maybe,
for my troubles, or...
I don't really have a couple
of bucks to spare, Drake.
Well, that's cool.
You know, that's cool.
Um, I was glad to help,
and... okay.
Drake.
Man, thank you!
Guys, thank you!
Hey. You know what?
Drop by any time you want.
Come visit.
And... and Anthony,
keep doing school, okay?
'Cause that's
my theme song, all right?
All right. Bye, Drake.
(engine starts)
I want to show you something.
Is this okay?
Don't worry.
They know me.
Doesn't look like
anyone's home, anyway.
See this?
I built it.
It's a...
Called a trellis.
You know, usually,
they're simple and boxy,
but I... I added
some carvings,
did some detail work.
Wow.
Looks pretty good, Dad.
I think so.
You know, it makes a statement.
Says somebody's been here,
somebody cares.
They, uh, they
seemed to like it.
I called the police!
Ma'am.
- It's me, Walt.
- Get out of my yard!
My dog is trained to attack!
No, I built...
Get em, Daisy!
(Daisy barking)
(barking continues)
Are we in trouble?
Don't worry.
It's fine.
(siren wailing)
Woman:
Hands where I can see 'em!
(police radio chatter)
I'm sorry.
I was just showing my son...
License and registration.
See, I, uh... I built
the trellis, and, uh...
And your license.
I'm sorry.
I don't have it on me.
Are you Kyle Zabler?
Yes, officer.
I am Kyle Zabler.
And this is my son...
Stepson.
See, I built her trellis and...
This your stepdad?
Uh-huh.
Here's what I'm gonna do.
I'm going to ask you to try
and stay out of
other people's yards.
Okay? But I am
gonna write you up
for driving without a license.
Fair enough.
That trellis lady
had no idea who I was.
Worked at her house for a week,
didn't even remember me.
She should've.
Maybe she's a Philistine.
I liked your bookshelves, too.
Kyle didn't.
Did he say why
he didn't like them?
He didn't like the color.
The color?
They were pine.
They were wood color.
(footsteps)
You try and stay
out of trouble now.
- Yes, officer.
- Mm-hmm.
Anthony:
What do we do now?
Walt:
Got any homework?
Yeah.
Your report card, huh?
How'd you do?
Okay.
"A"...
"A"... "A"...
Straight "A" s.
Wow!
Listen, uh, did
Kyle have any, uh,
leftover trim
for the kitchen entry?
Um, yeah.
You want to help me fix it?
- Okay.
- Yeah?
We'll fix
that sticking door, too.
You want to put
You see this edge here?
That's called a reveal.
A reveal?
Yeah, 'cause it reveals
You know, if it were even,
because it's flush.
Flush.
And if it protrudes,
like this one,
then it's called proud.
Proud.
Yeah, 'cause
it's, uh, sticking out,
like it's boastful, right?
You see, uh,
carpentry is only
the illusion of perfection...
but we can come close.
They say
God lives in the details.
He does?
Well, if he doesn't
live in the details,
where does he live, huh?
I don't know.
See, uh,
bad workmanship is a sin.
People don't appreciate
quality work like they used to.
But you...
You notice things,
you give them
some thought, right?
I think so.
See that chair?
Someone built that chair,
and not just one person,
several people helped...
Remember that.
Real people.
You know, when
you go over a bridge,
think about what it took
to build that bridge.
Okay.
You ever think about
the people who made your pants?
No.
Now, Kyle...
He's okay for a pud,
but I'm sure he never
gives things any thought.
Not because he doesn't care.
He just doesn't have
the imagination.
You don't want to
be like that, right?
No way.
Hey, Dad,
can Allen come over next time?
Who's Allen?
The boy at your friend's house.
What friend's house?
Yesterday.
Oh, you mean Vaughn?
He's not my friend.
I barely know him.
who stole my tools.
I thought he was one of
your friends at the tavern.
What are you talking about?
When I was going inside
to The Signal,
he was coming out.
Are you sure
it was the same guy?
Yeah. Allen was in the truck.
Why didn't you tell me this?
I thought you saw him.
He never goes there, huh?
And then he pawns
crazy Drake off on us?
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