Time Out of Mind Page #7

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to play this game with you.

Stop talking.

Ssh!

F*** you.

F*** you.

And f*** you.

No, f*** you.

No, no, f*** you.

I don't give a sh*t about you...

you feeling sorry for yourself...

F*** you in your ass.

F*** you.

F*** me, indeed.

You gonna apologize,

before I talk to you again.

You lettin' the demons

get hold of you.

Motherf***er.

This is the beginning

of the end.

Ssh.

Mind your own goddamn business.

Get away from my sh*t, man.

Don't touch my sh*t.

Yeah, go, come on, let's go.

You want me

to pack it up for you?

You ain't packing up sh*t.

I ain't going no f***in' where.

What's wrong with you, Mike?

What, do you know what time

it is in the mornin'?

The... the... the... You...

you stay the f*** out of this.

You owe me an apology.

Lower your voice.

Lower my voice,

or... or what you gonna do?

Dixie, Dixie.

I know my rights.

You cannot move me out here in

the middle of the night. Let's go.

I ain't packing up sh*t.

I ain't going nowhere.

You gonna apologize

to me now, Georgey?

Will you please lower your

voice? People are sleeping.

Now you gonna sleep somewhere else.

Sleep somewhere... f*** you.

Wake up.

Alright, everybody up.

Everybody up.

Come on, let's go.

Gentlemen, time to get up.

Frank, hey.

Come on, get up.

Everybody up, guys.

Come on, let's go.

Hey, good morning, George.

Hey, George.

You're my 9 a.m.

Mr. Hammond,

you have an appointment.

He doesn't hear me,

do you think?

Mr. Hamm...

Hey.

How are you?

Doin' okay?

Yeah, people are just...

are gone sometimes.

It doesn't make any sense.

What do you mean?

Do you need... do you need

anything from inside?

What do you make of the weather?

Say what?

You think it's, uh,

32 degrees or more?

I think it's...

I think it's spring time.

I think it's warming up.

Yeah.

Can I use your bathroom?

Okay, yeah.

I just, uh, I just...

It was a bit of a shock.

I'm sure.

I'm sure it was.

How is everything going?

Coalition is on 4.

Hello, I'm here...

Uh, someone told me...

Can I talk to someone

about an eviction notice?

I'll put you right through.

One second, please.

Mr. Hammond.

Mr. Hammond, I can't help you

if you don't tell me

what you need.

I'm sorry, I...

...blacked out or something.

Do you need medical care?

Uh, no.

I don't really need one.

I didn't... didn't blackout,

I...

...daydream sometimes.

How can I help you today?

You can help me today.

Oh, yeah.

Not just me.

Uh...

Go ahead.

Something happened.

A friend of mine...

Okay, what...

what happened?

He was at the, uh, shelter.

Which one?

Do you... do you need

a glass of water or something?

Mr. Hammond.

It's okay, I need...

I need a, uh, copy

of my birth certificate.

So that I can get a social

security card and get services.

Sure, okay, well...

I have no I... ID.

It's just the way it is.

I don't wanna get into it.

Sure, sure.

Well, we, uh, we can write

a letter on your behalf.

We use the Legal Aid Society.

It... it's fine.

You can do that?

Yeah, well, they can.

I mean, we...

we advocate for you. Really?

Yeah, yeah, we...

we'll help you navigate this

every step of the way.

Um, do you have money

for the application, and...

Yeah, it's okay.

We'll figure it out.

We'll figure it out.

This shelter, you'd...

You said something

about your shelter.

Yeah.

I just need

my birth certificate.

Are you okay...

otherwise?

I mean, the shelter, you...

you said something happened

to a friend of yours.

It's all good now.

It's all good.

Okay, alright, well, let's...

Let's... let's get started.

Yeah.

Um, what's your full name?

Got some change, man?

You got some change?

Spare change, man?

Spare change?

Spare change?

Spare change?

You've got some spare change?

Help me out. Spare change?

Help me out. Spare change?

Spare change? Spare change?

Can you help me out?

Help me out. Spare change?

Help me out, man?

Please, help me out.

Spare change?

Spare change? Help me out.

Beer, untapped... I'm not gonna

give you any more money, so...

I'd like a beer...

untapped.

Any kind.

It isn't cheap.

Thank you.

What else?

Excuse me?

Excuse me?

Just wanna settle up.

Yep, close it out.

Yeah, you got the card.

I have your account, yep.

Last name, Greyson.

I'm glad you got

the Owe Me Down It's nice.

And now, we're getting something

new from the next week, I think.

Okay.

Thanks, man.

Hmm.

Alright. Thanks.

Yup.

What do you want? You can't

just come in here and...

I'm just sitting here.

Well, I'm just sitting...

No, I don't buy that.

I think it is something else.

So what else is it that

you owe me this occasion of...

...coming in here

and drinking beer?

For me?

"To whom it may concern.

"I write on behalf of George

Hammond, a client of the...

"Mr. Hammond is homeless,

residing temporarily at the Men's Shelter.

"He has no source of income,

and as a result

"we request that this application

for emergency food stamps

...his benefits card

be processed on his behalf. "

That's to, uh, to get a copy

of my birth certificate.

That's, uh,

that's what it's for.

So...

Maggie, I just wanted to see ya.

Alright, fine,

then drink your beer.

Then you have to leave.

It's on me.

Can I another one?

No, you have to leave.

Why is that?

'Cause...

'Cause what?

'Cause we have rules.

I have my rights, you know.

I got my rights here.

I just really... I don't know what...

what you want me to do.

I mean, what do you want?

I mean, I don't know

what I could actually do

that I haven't already

tried, or...

'Cause...

...normally, it's...

...you know, the parents

takes care of the kid.

Not really the other way around.

So...

Where are you staying?

Where is it?

Nah.

Why are you doing this?

I have...

You don't have

to worry about me.

Wait a minute.

Wait... wait...

wait... wait a minute.

No, you gotta go.

It's alright.

Just leave. Just...

just get out of here.

Leave.

Sorry.

Thank you.

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