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-Hey. -Hey.

What can I get you?

I'm a sucker for a sidecar on a train.

Guys, this is not a subway car!

All right, sorry.

Sorry.

Did you know at a Ukrainian wedding,

the bride has to keep her shoes on?

'Cause otherwise the guests will steal them

and drink wine out of them.

It's good luck.

Well, unless I missed a few stops,

I'm pretty sure we are not about to roll into Kiev.

So...

now I get to ask you the question

that I ask everyone on here:

why the train?

Spent a lot of time in Europe,

fell in love with train travel.

Yeah, but this is Phoenix to LA.

It isn't exactly the Orient Express.

Well, Phoenix is home

and LA used to be home, so.

Somebody waiting for you there?

No.

He stopped waiting for me a long time ago.

-Summer camp? -It's all he can talk about.

Some of the other kids from school are going.

It's only two weeks.

-Time. -Whoa, whoa.

Two weeks away from home?

Isn't Chris kind of young for that?

I mean, what if something happens?

What if he gets homesick?

I'm pretty sure I brought in the brochure

so you guys can make me feel better about him going.

Clearly, you did not think that plan through

to its logical conclusion.

I started going to sleepaway camp when I was 8.

I loved it. Camp Weegeewagen.

Eedee-idee-odee-ooh-hoo!

Looked forward to it every year.

Yeah, but Christopher's a city kid.

So was I.

St. Paul is a city.

If you say so.

I'm just trying to imagine trying to sell Denny

on the idea of two weeks without the internet.

It's pretty exciting.

They even have this farm-to-fork program

where the kids pick veggies and cook 'em for dinner.

That sounds a lot like child labor.

Okay.

Damn it!

Hmm.

I gotta get above a 511.

504 is pretty good.

Getting into medical school

at this point in my life is hard enough.

I can't afford to be an average applicant.

Hey, there is nothing average about you.

You just started studying this. Give yourself a break.

Yeah. Hey, come on.

You are gonna rock the MCATs.

Hen, you're brilliant.

You don't need a test to prove that.

Bobby, why is your wife asking me

if she could hold May's graduation party

at my house?

Our living room is kind of under construction right now.

I'm in the hospital for four days

and you two lose your damn mind!

I told you, Athena.

I was trying to make Bobby feel better.

What about making me feel better?

I'm the one with the broken arm

and 50 people coming for a party in two weeks.

I didn't think we were still having a party, Mom.

You just got out of the hospital.

May, you are graduating from high school.

There will be a party and a cake and photographs

with a fireplace that does not look like a pile of rubble.

Are you gonna finish taking it down?

-'Cause I can help. -No, no, no.

You will not. Your father broke it.

He's gonna fix it.

Absolutely. Okay?

I'm gonna go home, do some sketches,

and I will come back here in the morning, okay?

Good, 'cause Hen says there's not enough room at her place

for parking for all of our guests.

Okay, this is silly.

We really don't need to have a party.

Since when don't you wanna have a party?

Dad, don't you have a doctor's appointment in the morning?

Michael.

Your results are in.

You want me to come with you?

No. No, Athena, I got it.

The doctor is gonna go over the scans with me

and, you know, then we'll know

what's...

what's next.

Good news.

That's what's next.

True that.

It's good.

I did a lot of research, you know,

on the dos and don'ts of making a victim impact statement.

I totally believe that.

It's very thorough.

-It's terrible, isn't it? -No.

Look, when I read this,

I know exactly what Greg did to you.

What I don't understand is how you...

feel about any of it.

Does it matter?

What do you think?

I mean, is this really what you wanna say to him?

I think the judge would discourage

the use of curse words.

Okay, so then...

find new words.

Your words.

Look, this moment is about you.

It's not about what you're supposed to say.

It should come from your heart.

I am so sorry.

That

That had nothing to do with you, I promise.

I am trying not to be offended.

I just need to refill.

Really?

Really?

'Scuse me.

Look, man, self-expression is kind of my right, okay?

Not when it infringes on my right to peace and quiet.

Look, I got a huge show at the Roxy, all right?

-I don't care! -Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Why don't we hit the pause button here, all right?

I think a little peace and quiet

would be a great idea all around.

She doesn't have a pause button.

That's not good.

Come on, man. She's a kid.

What the hell is that?

Now.

-Oh ha-ha! -Hey!

There you go!

Awesome, Dad. You did it.

-Not bad, right? -Yeah.

Not bad at all.

Hey! Slow down!

5 MPH! 5!

Morons. Kill somebody.

So...

now that you got it running, what's the plan?

Sneaking out when I'm not looking?

Why would we do that? We've only been here

Three nights!

Three nights for which I have not been paid.

Look, I thought we talked

Three nights is my limit.

I want you out of here.

You mean now?

Get yourself gone, or I will have you towed.

Hey, this is this is the last of it.

There's a food bank not too far from here.

I'll I'll hit it in the morning.

Hand me a rag.

Thanks.

Stay inside, Milo.

I'll be right back.

Dude.

You cannot do this to us.

You told me I had a week to find a job.

I never said that to you.

You pay, you stay. Those are the rules.

Look, I came in here

because a son should never see his father have to beg.

But I'm still always telling him,

"Just keep your head up.

"Just keep your head up because if you don't,

you won't see all the good things that are coming."

I don't know what's next.

What's next?

What's next is reality!

Oh, God!

Milo!

Are those all your Realtor Rapist files?

Please do not call him that.

Yes.

I asked Lou to drop 'em off