Eddington

Baby, I'm sorry.

I didn't-- I was holding-- Like this.

I was holding your head up. I was holding your hand.

And I'm still--

I'm looking and looking and looking. I'm looking.

I'm looking for my perfect-- for my perfectly--

My perf... ...ection.

Yes. All of it. All of it!

You don't believe me.

'Cause I asked you to help. Yes!

But you're in your box. Your little precious box.

Your little box of... ... mud.

You think it's yours. You think you did it.

What about I take the... ... lights out?

The rights out, tights out, fights out!

What now? Huh? Bitch. You think I'm locked out.

I'm the one inside. And I'll spit you out.

I am the first and the... ...last.

I will make you a million dollars in one day.

And all you got to do is give me your face and your eyes

and your lifeblood!

The devil's gonna get you rich in two minutes

if you just-- Jaaackpot!

A flipped up, tipped up, tiiick-tock.

I've got my tripped-up God-cock.

More wicked boxes.

And I know who set 'em here.

I will show my will to all of you

that smile with the pride of... ...pigs.

And all the pigs will listen when it's too late.

The pigs and liars will burn forever when it's too late.

And all your boxes will be saaand.

We're going to be talking about what happens

if you are ready to have a baby,

but your partner, your spouse, your significant other,

is not ready to have a baby.

That can be a really difficult place to be in.

And it can actually be a lot of dealbreakers for relationships.

Especially when one person really does want to start a family.

And that's what they wanted

from day one of their life and they know that.

And then maybe the other person just isn't ready yet...

...or really just doesn't want children or can't see them--

What's this?

Can I help you?

What's that mask for?

You didn't see the signs coming into our village

of our rules and regulations, Sheriff?

This is Pueblo.

No, it's not.

I was just at a residence right back there.

That is Sevilla County.

That may be, but the border is there. This is Santa Lupe.

You don't ever come when we ask for your help, Sheriff.

- You're trespassing. - Butterfly!

- People are dying of this thing, right? -

- People are dying. - Now, look.

This one here, he's got it hanging off of his nose.

I mean... ...what are we doing here? Listen. Just...

- - I am listening. Shut up!

When you're on our soil, put on your mask.

- - Put on your mask, Sheriff.

Hey, you don't have to...

0-1, to all monitoring units.

Got a call into the office advising about a disturbance.

- - 0-8, 0-4.

Hi, Sheriff. It's another disorderly conduct with Lodge.

But I was gonna see where Tooley's at.

- Uh, no, I'll take it. -

Ten-four. Uh, you sure? It's at the mayor's.

Sheriff?

I heard you. Well, what does that mean?

Is it his office, his house, the bar?

Bar. But I was gonna check what Tooley's 20 was.

No, I'll take it.

Blonde bitches named Sarah think they're Rosa Parks.

If I added her on Snap, what would I say?

Uh, take a pic of you with me.

Prove that you're an ally.

No, but really.

I don't know. Send her a dick pic. See if she can guess what it is.

- What do I do? - I don't know.

- Bro, no mask? -

No, I'm good. Bro.

What's that smell, by the way? A little reefer?

I don't know. Your ass?

- -

And then, just the spillover.

200, 300 construction jobs, ongoing.

The solar offset's a whole 'nother development.

Sure, sure. But what?

We just let these guys build this, whatever it is, data complex

and then they up and close it down for whatever reason?

- We just got to eat that? - Phil, there's clawbacks on everything.

Gross receipt taxes, payback of property.

There's no wishing tech away.

Whether we jump on the boat now or get bulldozed,

these guys, they're bringing an actual infrastructure

for a real future.

- A real future. - That's right.

Can we count on your "yea" tomorrow?

- -

What is the problem?

Well, he-- he's outside.

I had to lock the door to keep him outside.

It's been a whole hour like this.

I can't understand you.

Yes, you can.

He's disturbing the peace. Again. He's blocking the entrance.

Whose entrance? What are you even doing in there?

It's takeaway drinks only.

Those are town council members. That's essential business.

Well, you can't just call essential business whatever you want.

It's a city council meeting wherever city council people congregate.

It's the mayor's office if I'm inside.

Okay, then you are open.

And you have a paying customer...

Customer?

He's aggressive, he's dangerous, he needs to be locked up.

Where would you have me send him?

- These are your streets... - No, they're your streets, Sheriff.

...that you locked down.

They're your streets to keep safe. And where is your mask?

- I don't-- -

Where's your...

- He doesn't have a mask on! -

- All right. - He's coughing!

Okay.

- No mask either with this guy? - All right.

- - Hey.

- -

You get your little Instagram?

Yeah, I got my little Instagram.

Again, history repeats itself.

And, uh, I mean, let's talk about 1956.

Let's talk about the number 56 for just one minute.

In California, you have Jesuit-educated Gavin Newsom.

And he said to California,

as he became the first governor to lock down his state,

he said, "56% of you will get Corona in eight weeks."

Which is exactly 56 days.

Of course, they keep looking at that lab in Wuhan, China.

And if you look at that lab in Wuhan

when that was established, it was 1956.

Of course, that's the year Tom Hanks was born,

the first celebrity with the virus.

Mr. Sleepless in Seattle.

By the way, Jenny Durkan was the mayor of Seattle

when it became the first city in the world outside of China

to have someone get the virus, and she was the 56th mayor.

This is gematria.

Ancient practice of coding numbers into words.

It's a simp--

How many coincidences need to occur

before we call this pattern a design?

I-ls the end goal of media the end of mediation?

We are here on this plane, somehow, as these things--

- Hey. - Hey.

How was your day?

Good.

How was yours?

Good. I got those for you.

Yeah, I'm all right.

Something happen to you?

What do you mean?

Your limp.

- Oh. - Hurt your leg?

Just some...

...stupid nonsense down at, um, the bar.

Not-- Not with Ted.

Just, you know, Lodge. You know, the homeless?

- It wasn't Ted. -

Whoa.

What's this one about?

Yeah, just an image I had. I don't know.

Very weird. I like it.

I sold two more of the new dolls.

Really?

Which ones?

The spider legs

and the girl sleeping on the tongue one.

Uh-huh. Well, that is great news, Louise.

Wha-- She can't just email this, huh?

Well, she does,

and then she checks my phone to see if I opened them.

Yeah, well, that's why I told you you should put a passcode on.

I did put a passcode on last week.

Hey, you remember the deal when she moved in?

That it was just till-- till April?

You remember there's still a pandemic?

I don't like it either.

She took my workspace.

I mean, if she was an invalid, that'd be one thing, but...

You know, even you said it feels like, uh,

she's watching you all the time.

No, I said it's like I'm being watched all the time.

Not just by her.