Reverence

- Wait. My mom's gonna kill me if I'm late.

Want me to stop?

No.

Wait. Jimmy, wait.

Who's that?

: What the fuck?

Hey!

Get the fuck out of here, fucking perv!

: Fathers, devote not your children to anger.

Least they be discouraged.

- Get the fuck out of here, asshole!

You fuckin' perv!

Hey, I said get the fuck out of here!

Can we please just go?

: And what so ever you do, do it hardly.

As to the Lord,

and not unto man.

What an idiot.

Were you scared?

Were you?

Jimmy, look out!

Deacon, get in the truck.

Hustle up!

Come here.

Just you.

What are you doing?

You could've gotten hurt.

I know.

- Listen, I want to be here for ya,

but I can't help you or look out for you

if you're not telling me the truth.

Sneaking around with a grown-ass man.

He looks 40.

Does he know you're in high school?

Does Turney know?

Mom's too busy to care.

Hey. What's your name?

Uh, Jimmy.

Jimmy Raddix, sir.

- You got money to cover this?

Uh...

No, not on me.

- Well, I hope you know somebody who does.

- Dad... - Hop in.

You're with me.

I'm riding with Jimmy.

You're riding with me.

- I'm 18 and I can make my own decisions.

Jimmy, come on.

Why do you have a gun?

For bad guys.

- Yeah, but why are you making them ride back there?

- Because actions have consequences, son.

Cut it down.

Now this pulls this bad boy in, right?

Alright, partner?

You know, I used to work in auto repair

up and down I-40,

when the storms come through.

Now, I bet you

I could take care of those dents,

get the scratches out...

...and you pick it up by Christmas.

That'd be great.

- That boy's about fucking stupid.

Just like his mother.

- You wanna talk shit or business?

I got places to be.

- How much for this fucking fiasco?

It's 150 for the tow.

- Little punk coming through. Geez, you're heavy.

I don't take checks.

Well, I don't have the cash.

- Well, I'll hold on to your ride 'til you do.

Yeah, I'm sure you will.

Get in the fuckin' truck.

Don't disrespect me.

- Oh! - That's enough!

Hey, are you okay?

Maddie.

Damn.

Thought my old man was tough.

Slate...

...shouldn't you be home with your old lady?

- There was an emergency at the plant,

so she's on call.

Kinda like tow-truck drivers, I guess, right?

- My dad used to say blue collar wasn't a job,

it was in the blood.

Let's go, kid.

Hey, I'll lock up.

Thanks.

: Heavenly Father,

we just ask your blessing

for the game to which we're about to play

and for these young ones.

Give them courage to play in the manner

which their actions are pleasing to you.

Keeping them free injury.

Let us enter into this competition

in spirit of sportsmanship

and with respect for each other.

We ask these things in Jesus's name, amen.

- You did so great. They loved you.

Buddy.

Did you have fun with Dad? Good, good.

Come here, pal.

Why was she late?

It's my fault.

Hey.

You're good? Alright, be aggressive.

I love you.

Hey, Mattie.

Hey, Mom.

Love you baby. Go kill it.

- Shannon, tonight was important.

: Yeah! I'm gonna do a backflip!

: Come, boys! Let's go!

: But your little ones,

what you said should be in prayer.

Damn, the laboring ant.

And they shall know the land which ye...

...have despised.

And I will bring your children

whom he said would become plunder.

And I will bring these children

into the land that you rejected.

And they shall enjoy it.

But as for you...

Your bodies...

Your bodies will fall in this wilderness.

- I didn't get anything for Aunt Kim.

- She'll have to settle for my casserole.

- Merry Christmas! - Merry Christmas!

How you doing?

Oh!

- Hey! - We are so proud of you!

- Hey, slow down! - Thanks, Nanny!

- Oh, hey. - My baby!

You're so pretty! Merry Christmas!

- Get these kids a beer! - Merry Christmas!

- Good to see ya. Merry Christmas, Shannon.

Good to see you.

- Do you wear anything besides flannel, little brother?

- It's all you need. - Merry Christmas.

You're late.

You said noon, it's five 'til.

You're late!

- Sure does smell good, Cherilyn.

You did great, Mom.

Mom okay with that?

It's eggnog.

Full of cheer. - Sure it is.

Merry Christmas Paw-paw.

Well, merry Christmas.

Woo! Look at that.

You can probably see that from space.

C'mon, let's dig in.

- Cherry came by the office the other day, campaigning.

I think she's got a solid chance at City Hall.

Good for her.

- I keep telling Kim if she ever quits child welfare,

she could be a candidate.

Now that's good politics.

Cherry knock on your door?

She did.

I'mma vote for her, too.

She's living the American dream.

Knocking on doors is more important

than campaign finance, y'know.

- Why knock on doors if you got the cash?

Well, she does now.

You should be happy for her.

I, uh, married for love, not money.