Time Out of Mind Page #2

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I'm just...

Out. I'm...

Ah! Yes! Yes!

Reinforcements have arrived.

...misunderstanding 'cause I... I don't

think I was accusing you of anything.

The way that I talk to you?

Oh, I was just upset.

It's like 2 in the morning and...

I want to go to bed with you

and not wanting to fight.

Let me talk to you a second.

You want to talk?

No, I'm talking to someone.

Hold on a second.

You see the barmaid, the blonde?

Would you give these to her?

It'll make her very happy.

You want me to give these

to this...

It's good. It's good.

It's good.

It's good.

What is this? It's good.

You give them to her.

Okay.

Okay?

Yeah, I just, okay.

Thank you.

Sh*t.

Someone just gave me pictures

to give to...

Look, I got to go.

It's loud.

There's fire trucks

and I'm just gonna go, okay?

I... I'm let me call you, let me

call you when I'm done, okay?

I'll call you, I'll call you

when I'm leaving.

Okay? Okay. Okay.

Maggie.

Yep.

This guy gave me

these pictures to give you.

Is that you?

This... this little girl

looks like you.

I swear.

What are they?

You alright?

Yeah, I'm all good.

We need pint glasses.

Get it. Go. Make it happen.

Hi. What's up? Just watch me, okay?

This homeless guy is in here.

Oh, for cryin' out loud.

You want me to come in there?

No, I want you to watch.

What am I watching?

If my throat gets slit,

you can tell my mother

it was because you were

too lazy to come in here.

I'm gonna, I'll come in there...

No! Don't, don't!

Are you crazy? Don't leave

Tucker in the car by himself.

Just watch me. I told you I could

pick up the money in the morning.

How does that make me lazy?

What's happening?

You want some help?

What's happening?

Sir?

Sir, wake up. You alright?

You're in the emergency room.

You okay?

Yeah.

You feeling alright?

Yeah. I'm fine, I'm fine.

Sir, do you remember

how you got here?

Are you waiting

for anyone, love?

Yeah, yeah, yes.

Uh, I guess they left already.

I fell asleep.

Well, can I help you in any way?

No, no, I'm fine.

I'll be fine. Thank you.

You know there's

a food pantry in the mornin'

at St. Bart's on 51st Street

if you're hungry.

When I call, they usually

bring around some food

about half five at night.

No, I don't, I...

I think I better go home.

I'm just a little bit...

Sheila is gonna be worried sick.

I better get back.

You don't have to go.

You can stay.

No one will bother you here.

Don't tell anybody I told you

that though, okay?

My grandmother

on my mother's side was Irish.

Hm.

Just enough.

Do you like it here?

You mean the hospital or...

No, no, no, America.

You know, your accent. You haven't

been here very long, have you?

Um... long enough.

Yeah.

I like it

when I can get some sleep

which should be hopefully

very soon.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, I've always been

very, very good with women.

Women have always...

been incredibly kind to me.

And... I really have no, uh

place to go right now and...

...um, I'm not a bum. I'm clean.

I'm a very, very clean guy.

I... I'm not a bad guest, really.

I... I've just,

I'm in between.

Sorry...

See you next week.

Alright.

Okay, later.

Yeah, see you later.

and all those other terrorist

groups are watching all this

how the Hollywood media

is doing...

It's getting into our homes

and our...

Okay.

Aah!

She said she's gonna look

over my resume.

Well, they should get back

to me, I guess, in a day or so.

I know.

I hope I get in too.

No.

No?

It's a little bright.

Are you here for English

as a second language?

Meditation Mondays?

Oh, I'm-I'm just looking

for a coat.

Hey! Hey, listen you can't

stay here.

It's not a Code Blue night.

It's okay. It's alright.

No, it's not a Code Blue night.

I'm just sitting here.

No, no, no.

No, y... you can sleep here

if it's 32 degrees below.

But it's not 32 degrees below.

Come on.

If you need some

medical treatment. I'm sorry...

It's more than 32.

You have to go. I'm sorry, sir.

There's wind chill. No.

Please. Please, sir.

No. Listen, I can't do

anything about it, sir.

Please don't make my life miserable.

What are you talking about?

I'm not bothering anybody here.

It does not mat...

Do you know where Bellevue is?

You can stay here.

The homeless intake center?

Go there.

It's 30th and 1st Avenue.

I don't believe this.

There's nobody here...

Listen to me.

Oh, come on.

It doesn't matter.

I don't wanna get in trouble.

Please.

I'm sorry, sir,

about your situation.

Just please go.

I don't wanna have

to call the cops. Sorry.

Thank you.

What? I can't. No.

And I said...

I told her, I told her.

A couple of days ago my

husband found out where I live.

And he tossed me around the

kitchen and I hurt my back too.

Come on.

...and I told her

and I was hurt.

That's it. I made a mistake.

I made a mistake.

Stupid.

As you enter the facility

please take all outerwear off.

Belts off.

All items out of your pockets.

Remove all hats, scarves.

Any unauthorized items,

please get rid of them now.

As soon as your stuff

goes through the machine

an officer will instruct you to

walk through the metal detector.

Once your stuff is cleared

from the x-ray machine

please bring the bin back,

get yourself set up

and ready for check in.

Thank you.

One at a time. One at a time.

Sir, please remember to remove

all items and your belt please.

Thank you.

Look, all I...

I'm just looking, uh

place for a couple of nights

'cause it's,

it's over 32 degrees outside.

Look, uh, that's...

Just a little while.

That's not what I'm asking.

Okay?

I'm looking for your name.

I wanna see if you've been

already assigned a shelter.

Don't bust my ball.

No, no, I'm sorry.

I... I... look,

can I just get uh... uh

a bed for one night.

Do you have any form of ID?

No. I don't.

Do you have anybody

you can call?

Anybody you could stay with?

A friend's couch?

I don't have,

I don't have anyone.

Nothing?

Look, are you filled up

or something?

Bec... is that...

I could come back later

if it's... if that's better.

There's no later.

No. The law says we have to

give you a bed.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, I could...

Any place is fine.

Anything you got. I mean

the floor is fine with me.

I just need a blanket.

A blanket makes me sleep better.

I... I like a blanket.

Okay, look, you'll stay here

tonight in a bed.

Okay. Good.

We'll evaluate you.

If you qualify, you'll be

assigned a permanent shelter.

A what?

A place where you could stay.

Permanent?

It's up to you.

We have all kinds.

It's been a long time

since I had a job.

It's been many years.

I'm... I'm too old to be hired.

No one's gonna hire me like,

uh... not like I am.

I'm just...

I'm... I'm really no good

right now.

Well...

...look at me, man.

9/11 blew my brains out.

I had to crawl out of a ditch.

If you know what I mean.

I... I don't know

what you mean.

I was on your side

of the glass once.

Yeah.

So how much is it?

What? A bed, how much

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