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0:00 Abby, how was your day?
0:01 Laser resurfacing is the most effective.
0:03 Doesn't that make your skin shiny like forever?
0:05 Still haven't seen it.
0:06 You're never seeing it.
0:07 It looks like a bloody zipper.
0:08 I wish I'd been there.
0:09 What, so he could have hit you, too?
0:11 Oh, you would have gotten a shot, stabbed, or worse.
0:13 What's worse than getting shot?
0:14 I don't know, but that's what would have happened.
0:16 Being set on fire is worse.
0:18 Girls, please.
0:19 the police, they just kept asking, "Oh,
0:20 what was his race?" Like that has anything to do with it?
0:23 it's pretty important information when you're trying to find somebody.
0:26 Woah.
0:27 That's so racist.
0:34 Where are you going?
0:36 To your father.
0:37 So, where are you going?
0:39 It is rude to talk on the phone in a restaurant.
0:42 It is also rude to play on your phone in a restaurant and surf the internet.
0:46 Basically, what all of you are doing right now is rude.
0:50 Rude to who?
0:52 It's rude to me.
0:53 It's rude to each other.
0:53 It's rude to the staff.
0:55 It's just[ __] rude.
0:58 Girls, can you Ninja up some Netflix on the TV?
1:03 For you.
1:04 Oh, God bless you.
1:07 It's nothing.
1:08 Just you to self-medicate like a good divorce.
1:11 What do you want, Grandma?
1:13 A comedy.
1:14 Uh [sighs] Hmm, how about A River Runs Through It?
1:19 It was Grandpa's favorite movie.
1:24 A river may run through it, but I've never actually gotten through it.
1:28 So, in honor of him, you've come to the right place.
1:37 Uh pizza.
1:39 Can you find some?
1:40 Pizza?
1:42 Yeah.
1:41 Yeah.
1:41 And ice cream.
1:43 What flavors?
1:44 Dazzle us with options.
1:46 Done.
1:47 Thanks, Russ.
1:49 I am haunted by words.
1:53 Thanks, [laughter] Mom.
1:53 I sure feel better now.
1:55 Jesus.
1:57 It made your father cry, too.
2:00 [snorts]
1:59 Every time, I could big baby.
2:05 [snorts] Oh, that and uh Rudy.
2:07 Only men can cry over fishing and football.
2:11 God, [snorts] for life to be that simple.
2:16 [sighs] You know, [snorts] in 39 years of marriage, we never fought.
2:23 Not once.
2:26 I mean, we we we danced right to the edge,
2:29 [laughter] but we both knew how how precious and how rare what we had was.
2:41 I should be happy that he died out here doing something that he loves,
2:48 not tethered to some hospital bed like most men are waiting [snorts] to die.
2:58 [sighs and gasps] He died living, not existing.
3:06 How many can say that?
3:09 I hope you find what we had someday, honey.
3:12 I really, really do.
3:13 I hope you meet a man that's worth missing.
3:19 I just like one to return my call.
3:23 [laughter] We got to work on your standards.
3:28 I never came with him because I thought I'd be bored.
3:36 Or I you know, a third wheel.
3:37 I didn't want to interrupt his man time, his brother time.
3:45 [sighs] Thought about bringing you two out when you were younger,
3:47 but then it's not a vacation for him.
3:50 It's a it's a trip, and he's worried about pleasing you and not himself,
3:55 and Wow, was I wrong.
4:02 I robbed us of this.
4:05 I robbed him of sharing it with us.
4:08 Please don't do that.
4:11 Do not blame yourself for things that you didn't do.
4:16 You had a loving marriage for 40 years in New York City.
4:21 I mean, they should build statues, you two.
4:28 Miss him.
4:31 God knows I will.
4:33 But no blame.
4:36 You two did it right.
4:42 It's getting late.
4:44 We'll take a hike.
4:45 You can come back in the morning.
4:51 I'm going to stay [music] here.
4:55 Oh,[ __] Where is she?
5:02 Bathroom.
5:03 What happened?
5:04 Honey?
5:04 Mom!
5:05 Honey?
5:06 Mom!
5:07 Did they sting you?
5:10 I'm coming in.
5:12 What stung her?
5:13 Oh god.
5:14 What?
5:14 I I said there were hornets, right?
5:16 You heard me.
5:17 Oh, that is not going to save you.
5:21 Where'd they get you?
5:22 It hurts so bad.
5:24 Let me see.
5:27 Is it bad?
5:31 It's not funny.
5:32 I KNOW.
5:33 I KNOW.
5:33 I'M SORRY.
5:35 DON'T COME IN.
5:37 Look for a medicine kit.
5:38 Try and find Benadryl, Tylenol, and calamine lotion.
5:41 Wait, what?
5:41 What?
5:42 What's that?
5:42 It's for itching.
5:43 It's a pink bottle.
5:43 Pink, got it.
5:44 Okay.
5:44 You knew again, AND YOU DID NOTHING.
5:50 YOU'RE TOASTED.
5:53 OKAY.
5:55 UM, TYLENOL, BENADRYL, and the pink stuff.
5:59 Okay, thank you.
6:05 Okay, here the Put the lotion up in the loft.
6:09 Okay, there there there, Tylenol.
6:13 After you do that, I recommend you redeem yourself.
6:17 Great idea.
6:23 [sighs and gasps]
6:29 Now you get rid of them.
6:34 Says she can't.
6:48 I don't think I'm going to make it.
6:51 We can do it on the couch.
6:55 [panting] Okay, do we really want to be eating some strange person's food?
7:15 Fried chicken, fried steak.
7:18 How would they fry steak?
7:19 Don't eat it, then.
7:20 Maybe ask what we like before you bring it.
7:28 I blame myself.
7:30 After all, she's raising you like I raised her.
7:35 Complete strangers spent, I don't know, how much time they spent,
7:39 how much thought went into this, not to mention money.
7:45 Looking at that truck, money isn't something they have in abundance.
7:49 And you have the nerve to judge it?
7:54 Spoiled little[ __] we've raised.
8:00 What did she just call me?
8:05 Mom.
8:06 Mom!
8:07 They are not your children.
8:08 You do not have the right to speak to them that way.
8:10 not talking about THEM.
8:11 I AM TALKING ABOUT YOU.
8:13 You and your sister.
8:15 Oh, the walking wounded.
8:17 We haven't been here 2 days and everyone has already forgotten why we're here.
8:23 WE ARE NOT ON VACATION.
8:25 My husband is dead.
8:27 Your father is dead.
8:30 So, if everyone can just stop counting the minutes until
8:34 we leave and remember why we're here in the first place.
8:40 And here, somehow I thought losing him would bring us closer together.
8:47 You want to be all so[ __] miserable?
8:50 Go!
8:51 I'll do what I always do.
8:53 I'll take care of it myself.
9:04 Ooh, I'm in for it now.
9:05 What are you going to do, Abby?
9:07 Are you going to bend me over your Don't you ever
9:10 talk like that around my Don't YOU EVER[ __] TOUCH ME.
9:39 WOO!
9:41 YOU GIRLS WANT TO SEE A TANTRUM?
9:44 Cuz boy, are you going to.
9:46 I can see that we've all completely forgotten why we're here.
9:51 Or maybe it's just that I did such a terrible job as a mother that I instilled
9:56 in you absolutely no love or respect for each
10:00 other or for anyone else for that matter.
10:03 This is not your house.
10:05 This is my house.
10:07 And unlike my other house, you make a mess in this one,
10:13 you will clean it the[ __] up.
10:28 Cade, Stacy.
10:31 [sighs and panting]
10:31 I'm sorry to bother you, but I need to pick up Paul's truck at the sheriff's,
10:36 and um I was wondering, are you sure?
10:42 Thank you.
10:46 I have to say it is refreshing to see you two passionate about something,
10:51 even if it is hating each other.
10:53 Now, if I could just get you to show
10:56 half this much emotion over losing your father.
11:04 Go sweep.
11:09 [snorts] What is your plan?
11:10 My plan?
11:11 Yeah.
11:13 In New York, for the future.
11:15 I don't know.
11:16 Co-parent my daughters.
11:18 You're doing that anywhere.
11:21 Work on myself.
11:22 Honey, [snorts] what does that mean?
11:25 I don't know.
11:26 Try and find happiness.
11:28 Find someone who makes me happy.
11:31 I don't know.
11:32 Start dating.
11:34 I don't know.
11:34 Try to You have no idea.
11:38 No.
11:39 You should stay with me.
11:42 [laughter] No.
11:43 I am not moving to the Upper East Side where everyone is married and Here?
11:48 I told you what I'm doing.
11:49 Mom.
11:50 Abby, you have never been challenged in your life.
11:53 Mom.
11:53 This would be a challenge.
11:55 And challenge is exactly what you need.
11:56 are not moving to Montana with no running water.
11:59 We have running water.
12:00 We have no sewage.
12:01 How can you live here?
12:02 You have no friends.
12:03 The grocery store is an hour away.
12:04 And what are you going to do in the winter?
12:06 Are you going to chop wood?
12:08 I know you are hurting.
12:09 We are all hurting.
12:11 I don't know how to move on from a failed marriage.
12:13 I can't fathom moving on from a perfect one.
12:15 But this is not moving on.
12:18 This is hiding.
12:20 You have countless friends in New York.
12:22 Your family is there.
12:24 All of the charities that you worked so hard about what I will do is over.
12:29 This is a debate about what you will do and what I will do as a result.
12:35 I will sell your house, which is my house.
12:38 And as executor of the trust, I will cease all payments to you.
12:42 You want to live in New York, you make it work.
12:47 And what about my children?
12:49 Pick a boarding school.
12:49 I'll pay for them.
12:50 think their father needs to be a part of this decision, Mom?
12:52 I am selling his house, too.
12:54 There are no more free rides for anyone.
12:56 Your options are stay here with me or you figure out your life on your own.
13:05 What the[ __] did I do to make you hate me so much, Mom?
13:10 Abby, you don't understand that this is the most love I have ever shown you.
13:18 Let me out of this car.
13:21 I want out of this[ __] car.
13:23 I want OUT OF THIS[ __] CAR!
13:30 WHAT?
13:37 WHAT?
13:38 WHAT THE[ __] What are these again?
13:43 Uh fritters of sorts with zucchini from the garden.
13:47 There's zucchini in the garden?
13:48 There is a bit of everything in the garden.
13:50 How many fish did you catch?
13:51 Seven.
13:52 What?
13:53 No kidding.
13:53 Mhm.
13:54 I find that very hard to believe, Mom.
13:56 Ah, you caught me, Paige.
13:58 I bought it from the fishmonger in Three Forks.
14:00 You caught them with a pole?
14:02 Yeah, that's how it's done.
14:03 This is all very suspect.
14:05 I need evidence.
14:06 Oh, evidence.
14:07 Um kind of like that leaf embedded in your hair.
14:09 How did that happen, Paige?
14:13 [laughter] What?
14:13 I fell.
14:15 I did.
14:16 You try walking a riverbank in Louboutins.
14:18 I bet I know exactly what you fell on.
14:21 Oh, look who's talking.
14:22 While you were swallowing Deputy Do-Right's tonsils.
14:25 Ew!
14:25 Okay, so gross.
14:27 [laughter] [snorts] I'm sorry.
14:44 [snorts] I wonder if you know how [laughter] happy this would make him.
14:52 It would it would fill his heart.
15:25 [sighs] Let's [music] talk about tomorrow.
15:31 What's tomorrow?
15:35 Tomorrow, we bury them.
15:43 [music] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
15:50 [laughter] Hey, it's okay.
15:50 It's okay.
15:51 It's okay.
15:52 Do you know what this is?
15:55 It's how much you loved him.
15:56 And your body just doesn't know where to put [laughter] all that love now.
16:00 Okay, but you don't have to put it anywhere,
16:01 and you don't have to stop loving someone when they're gone, honey.
16:05 In fact, one could argue that you should love them more.
16:09 And who's the sad back up life?
16:13 [sighs] [gasps] You will feel this way again.
16:16 Yeah, when I die.
16:18 When your husband dies, and your friends,
16:20 and and someday your children will feel this way about you.
16:25 Thanks, Mom.
16:26 I feel so much better.
16:29 [laughter] I come bearing gifts.
16:31 I'm not hungry.
16:32 It's not food.
16:33 It is a drug.
16:35 It is sugar and chocolate in a mixture that only your metabolism
16:38 process in a way that doesn't end up on your hips.
16:41 And I hate you for it.
16:46 I used to eat this when I was like five.
16:48 Well, you still act five, so.
16:54 __] you and your bad roots.
16:55 Now, she's back.
16:57 I don't understand it.
16:59 I just like the crunch with the cold and the mushy of the ice cream.
17:05 The explanation doesn't sell it, Paige.
17:08 Well, you got her.
17:11 I got her, but I cannot stay the night.
17:13 I can stay the night.
17:17 She called you, too?
17:18 she called everyone in her phone.
17:19 She needs a lawyer, Mom.
17:20 Oh, no, I handled that part.
17:22 I guess I'll handle this part, too.
17:29 Ma'am, I can't have you speaking I'm her mother.
17:30 Ma'am, I can't I'm going to say it again because apparently it didn't sink in.
17:34 I'm her mother.
17:35 Could anyone stop your mother from talking to you in a similar situation?
17:39 No one on this planet.
17:41 Thank you.
17:45 She told me Dad deserved it.
17:48 That[ __] looked me in the eye and said he deserved it.
17:51 When did my daughters turn into pugilists?
17:54 What does that mean?
17:55 Pugilist, a fighter.
17:57 So, now we punch people when they offend us.
18:00 This is New York, Paige.
18:02 Arms going to get pretty tired if that's the new plan.
18:09 I imagine you don't want to spend
18:10 the next 4 hours doing paperwork for this nonsense.
18:14 Yeah, I got better uses of my time, ma'am, for sure.
18:20 Let me guess.
18:22 How to be her.
18:33 I'm just wondering what hurts worse, your eye or the fact that you deserved it.
18:38 I what?
18:39 Someday you'll lose a parent.
18:41 It's inevitable.
18:42 Been there, done that.
18:42 My father died of cancer.
18:45 So, you knew how she felt all along.
19:01 That must have been tough watching your father battle that and lose.
19:06 I'm sorry you had to see that.
19:11 But, you got to say goodbye.
19:15 Yeah.
19:17 Got to tell him you loved him.
19:21 Paige didn't get that.
19:22 Just woke up one morning and he was gone.
19:25 You want to send my daughter to jail?
19:27 Fine.
19:28 Think it's going to make you feel better?
19:30 It's not.
19:32 Fact is it's going to make you feel a whole lot worse because you
19:35 know you know how it feels and you chose to make her feel worse.
19:41 I bet he's real proud right now, isn't he?
19:51 So, what happens now?
19:52 What where will you take her?
19:55 I'll process her down here at the precinct
19:57 and depending on what the DA wants to do.
19:59 going to press charges.
20:01 But she owes me an apology.
20:07 You think?
20:08 Look at my face.
20:09 Her bruise is bigger.
20:10 You just can't see it.
20:15 I'm just going to cite her with disturbing the peace.
20:17 I'll take it.