Pearson, let's go.
This entire sector has been
infiltrated by the enemy,
but we need
to understand
there's still
innocents out there.
We need to hit I strategically
and contain
the issue at hand.
That's gonna be
a difficult task, sir.
That's why we need to do this
quickly and strategically.
We need to stop it before
it escalates any further.
Let's go.
Fox main, fox main,
this is lancer 3,
come in.
Fox main.
Send it.
Seems a group of abou six unknown individuals
just climbed into a blue pickup
heading out of the city.
Are they
headed to this location?
Negative. About five
clicks due east of your position.
They are abou ten clicks south
heading towards
the reconstruction site.
Our perimeter is in contact.
You can't maintain eyes on?
Negative, sir.
Had to head back.
Running real low on fuel.
Unable to contact 2-2 actual.
- So 2-2 is unaware at the moment?
- That's affirmative, sir.
Eta for arrival
at 2-2's position
- approximately ten mikes.
- Hey, roger that.
I'll relay the message
and try to get an element there.
Roger that, fox main.
Lancer out.
Pearson,
get on the net.
See if we have any units outside
the wire that aren't engaged.
Let 'em know
we have potential enemies
and approximate eta is ten mikes
from 2-2's position.
Roger that, sir.
That's a negative, sir.
It seems that there're skirmishes
breaking out all over the area.
Roger that, corporal.
Gentlemen.
Look.
Take a fire team each.
Okay, break contac and maneuver around them,
jansen from the eas and stechmann from the west.
I'll maintain
and press forward.
We're gonna
triangulate them
and we're gonna
finish them off.
You radio me
when you're in position.
Roger that, sir.
Now stop breathing my air
and go earn your paychecks.
You too, pearson,
get out of here.
Fox 2-2. Fox 2-2.
Fox main here.
Fox 2-2. Fox 2-2.
Fox main here.
Fox 2-2. Fox 2-2.
Fox main here!
Ain't it strange
of all the places
I can find you
that you'd end up being
underneath my notes
and it's strange...
What a beautiful
friday morning in new york.
The heat spell
has finally subsided,
so enjoy the cooler air
because we're looking a another warm fron around the corner.
Things are heating up
and turning sour
in afghanistan
forcing presiden barrack obama
to issue orders
signing off to send over
15,000 marines
and other u.s. Soldiers...
Now for those of you
making your way into the office,
the roads are clear
and traffic is running along
very smoothly.
The verrazano bridge
has slight delays
heading into the city,
but it's all clear...
...off the
shore of long island.
We should be touching down here
in about 15 to 20 minutes
for an on-time arrival.
Uh, light winds
just a few scattered clouds,
temperature is around
84 degrees.
Can you tell us of
your injuries and how the public reacted
upon your
return home from iraq?
Were you accepted
like a hero?
But still don't forge to use all that suntan lotion.
We don't want you
to get burned out there.
...that the whole world
was a building
and I met you in the lobby
then I woke up
with no one beside me
just the dark
now you're grown...
Yesterday the
president issued orders to,
uh, send additional troops
to iraq.
Uh, i, I believe it's
the right choice...
Won't you let me
back inside?
Oh my dear
won't you let me
back inside?
- What's up, walsh?
- Just chillin', man.
I'm about to go out.
- Have fun.
- Yeah, see you, man.
Oof...
- You guys are in trouble.
- Yeah, right!
- Somebody's collecting.
- Keep dreaming.
Yeah, I'm looking
pretty good right here.
- Give me a hit.
- I can feel it--
turning of the tides.
Nice hand, sarge.
Damn.
- You boys are in too deep.
- That's what she said.
Three forwards
and a pair of d!
- f*ck me.
- Are you shittin' me?
Come on.
Somethin' ain't right, man.
- What, you don't trust me?
- No.
Cruz, where's the trust?
It's the company you're keeping.
I keep tellin' you that.
Huh, you want a box of tissues
so you can keep cryin'?
Don't give me
that shit, man.
You haven't lost a game
in a long time.
I'm startin' to think somethin'
funny with your cards, man.
- These cards?
- Yeah, your cards, man.
- These are your cards.
- Those ain't my cards.
Hey, williams,
those my cards, man?
Those are your cards, man.
Mm-hmm.
Symms, right?
- Look at this dude's face.
- Man, f*ck you, sarge, man.
I feel like you haven't los a game the entire tour, man.
It's because I play to win.
That's why.
No shit.
That's the only reason
why we follow you.
That and because
you got all our money.
Sarge.
Captain vickers
on the line.
- Hello?
- Sarge?
Excuse me.
Where to, soldier?
Sarge?
Staten island.
Sticks in, boys.
Get 'em, joe.
You guys are not paying
the f*ckin' price out here!
All right, you trained
harder than that.
Caruso is f*cking
killin' us out there!
Come on, boys, you're a little
bit sluggish out there.
- Let's keep it movin'.
- Come on, coach.
Let's get your team
on the ice.
Okay, steve, vince,
you're on d.
Brian, ian, caruso.
I want you up front.
Let's end this game, okay?
Come on, boys, bring it in!
Let's go! Let's go!
Let's go!
Go! Go! Go!
- All right, joe.
- Keep your head up!
Keep your head up!
Feel the puck!
Yeah, baby, yeah!
Joe's great. He has everything, you know.
He has all the skill.
Everything.
Ed. Mr. Caruso.
- This is joe's grandfather. -It's a
pleasure to meet you, mr. Caruso.
Ed shore,
head scout for albany.
- Nice to meet you, mr. Shore.
- Please, ed.
Good game here, boys. All right,
we'll get 'em next time.
Who's that beautiful girl
wearing my jersey?
There's my hero!
And boy can you score.
Mwah!
Whoa, whoa, attitude.
- Holy shit, huh?
- Little testy.
I hear there's a hero
in the house.
See, joe, I told you,
you're a hero, buddy.
He's sittin' at this table.
- Get the hell outta here.
- Enjoy.
- What? No good?
- What? No good?
- No, you're an assh*le.
- Next round's on me.
Thank you, sal.
Sal, how'd you let them
rope you into this, man?
Oh, I don't need anybody to rope
me into this. That's on you, joey.
You're a good kid.
Look, enjoy.
Have fun.
- Thank you, sal.
- Thanks, sal.
Cheers.
Breaking news this hour.
It's reported that corporal ted
holland has returned home safely
after being held c*ptive
by iraqi insurgents
for more than
three weeks.
- The complete story...
- Uncle mick.
Hey, there he is.
Joey, how're you doin', buddy?
- I'm good. How's everything?
- Good, good.
- You wanna join us?
- Of course I'll join you.
All right. Hey, grab us a couple
beers before you sit down there,
- will you, pal?
- Yeah, yeah, no problem.
Thanks. Thanks.
The night when
they traded jochman
he came back
and played for the red wings?
- Ah.
- That was unbelievable.
- Yeah. -He came out on the
ice in that red shirt.
Million dollar smile, right,
and no teeth.
Yeah, they were so upse about that.
Hey, thanks, joe.
You wanna ge the pretzels now?
Anything else, pops?
Oh, what,
your team wins
one championship for you
and you can't get something for your
great uncle and me to munch on?
Yeah, yeah, but don't think
I'm runnin' back and forth
- for this shit all day.
- Nah, we're good.
For now.
- Now can I watch the game?
- Yep.
Just get the dip,
will you?
Nah... Just kidding.
They're ready to go.
Dallas 64...
Are you on leave?
Huh?
I said,
"are you on leave?"
No, sir.
Home.
Step it up, ladies. You gotta
give me more than that!
Delgado, move.
Let's go, move.
You pukes need to ge the lead out of those boots.
Move it!
- Let's go, symms...
- Over the top!
Caruso, move it!
Move it!
Come on, let's move.
Come on,
let's go, baby!
Is he gonna be there
to hold you?
Is he gonna help you wipe your
ass in the desert, stennett?
How long were you there?
Two tours.
Sarge. Captain
vickers on the line.
- Fox 2-2 here.
- Look, there are reports
of a small group of unknowns
heading your way.
Cap, are we expecting
any friendlies
- or--
- sergeant!
- Sir.
- Your job is to keep
the area free
from enemy activity.
Not to run off half-cocked.
Do you understand?
Sir, what do you want us to do,
sit here like ducks in a pond
for every rag head
in this country?
Do I have to remind you
who you are talking to,
sergeant?
I hate this g*dd*mn shi hole as much as you,
but let's get outta
this god forsaken place
- without losing our humanity!
- Aye, aye, sir.
- Maybe he should join us then.
- Hold your tongue, marine.
What's up with that, sarge?
You don't kiss
your girlfriend's picture
unless we gonna be
gettin' dirty.
Cap's just worried abou you little ladies.
He doesn't think you could
handle the job at hand.
Oh, that's wha he's worried about?
Well, I'm worried I'm not gonna ge a chance to win my money back.
Win your money back?
Man, you haven't had a decen hand a cards in months.
Man, you ain't go a shot in hell.
Look who's talkin'. Symms, you
ain't nothin' but a sore loser.
Shit, first of all, man,
I ain't no sore loser.
- Right, sarge?
- Right!
That's right.
I'm a hater.
Now second of all,
you been winning a little bi too long lately, man.
Something wrong.
All right,
everybody listen up!
Captain vickers thinks we migh be getting company, okay?
So stay alert and be sharp!
Let's go to work!
- Damn, it's hot as balls.
- It's the desert.
Yeah, no shit.
So what do you expect?
- It has been hotter.
- f*ck you, too!
- What did I say? -You guys
want to shut the f*ck up?
Thank you.
Stennett,
get the fifty up!
You glad to be home?
Uh, something like that.
Joey, joey.
Oh, joey!
I can't believe it.
Oh, joey,
I can't believe it.
Oh, oh, I'm so happy.
I'm so surprised.
Why didn't you tell me
you were coming home?
- I wanted to surprise you.
- Oh, ho, ho!
Oh, joey.
Oh, you look so good.
Oh, thank you.
Thank you.
Oh, joe,
you look terrific.
Joe, you're home!
I can't believe it!
- You miss me?
- I missed you so much.
Uh, where do you think
you're going?
We have a lo of catching up to do.
I know I just...
I wanna get out.
You know,
see the neighborhood.
- It's been awhile.
- What?
I said I just wanna
get out!
Is that a problem?
No.
I understand.
I'm sorry.
You really look great, joe.
I missed you so much.
You can not believe.
Yeah, me too.
I wrote you everyday.
But lately, um...
Why didn't you write back?
I'm sorry.
You know, I just...
I just had to get pas some things.
You know, just,
just concentrate on
gettin' home.
I missed you.
I don't want you
to think I didn't.
Come on,
let's go home.
I can't believe your home.
We have a lo to talk about.
A lot to catch up on.
Yeah, we do.
I think I'm just gonna leave.
You're not staying?
Nah, not tonight.
I want to get out, you know?
Let go of some, uh...
Anxiety, I guess,
I don't know.
Seeing me gives you anxiety?
No, not at all.
No, it's all the fuss.
All the changes so quick.
I just got back.
You know, I wanna le loose a little bit.
I can't believe
your first day home,
and you'd rather go see
your friends than me.
Come on, you know
that's not true.
I haven't seen the guys
in a while.
I just wanna have a few beers.
See what's new.
Okay.
Go on.
Go play with your friends,
but you better
be good tonight,
and I'm not kidding
about that.
Of course.
- All right?
- Okay.
- I'll catch you later.
- Okay.
I love you, joe.
I love you, too.
Hey, sal, thank you.
Welcome back.
- To sal.
- Yeah, joe.
- Cheers.
- Cheers, guys.
- To joe.
- Cheers, joe.
Enjoy.
Hey, boys,
we got another one here.
- Come on.
- Another one.
Joe, let's go.
Let's go, guys.
What's up with them?
The kid just got back
from iraq.
That's caruso's grandson.
Geez. That's,
that's little joey?
Caruso,
when are you gonna
come back on the ice?
I just got back.
All right, give me some time.
I'll be there.
You got my number?
- Of course.
- Then call me.
One too many for the coach.
Coach is a light weight.
Hope you're no driving home, coach.
No, I'm not drivin'.
I'm gonna get a cab.
From the two gentlemen
at the bar.
Thanks.
Cheers, salud.
Salud, boys.
Salud. To joe.
To joe.
My last one.
Oh, man, wow.
What's in that?
It's as bad
as your sh**ting.
Oh, wow.
Nice one, coach.
All right boys,
I'm gonna get going.
You leavin', coach?
I can't have another shot.
I gotta go.
I miss ya, kid.
I'll see you, guys.
- You all right to drive?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
Don't worry about it.
I'll have someone pick me up.
- See you, coach.
- Take care.
See you on the ice.
They guy's a lightweight.
So, joe, did you miss me?
Fox main, fox main.
Men down!
Men down!
Men down!
Joey.
Oh, thanks, sal.
It's good to have you home.
Thanks.
- How are you?
- Ah.
- I'm doin'.
- Yeah.
- How's business?
- Eh, business is the same.
You know.
Same old, same old.
Yeah, I gotcha.
Man, it's good to see ya.
It's been awhile.
I'm glad to see you didn' get hurt over there.
Thanks.
You know, joey,
you've been over there
a long time.
The w*r's over now.
What are you talking about?
You had a back door opportunity,
how did you miss that?
Get outta here.
He made the save.
- One, two, three...
- Drink in honor.
- Ready?
- Mm-hmm.
Come on, let's go.
- I'm staying.
- Really? Another one.
- Come on. -This f*cking
kid, he don't stop.
Come on, it's joe.
He's fine, he's fine.
It's gettin' outta hand.
I can't take it no more.
It's not a big deal.
E, e, come on.
Just one more.
It's not-- e?
Don't you think
you had enough?
What are you,
my f*cking mother?
Why don't you
f*ckin' drink yourself?
Relax.
One more.
This is it.
One more.
Drink the f*ck up.
Cheers to you.
Where the hell have you been?
Out.
Really joe?
I haven't waited long enough?
Maybe I should leave,
all right.
Now is not a good time
to talk anyway.
So what are you telling me?
I wasted all those years?
Worrying about you...
Wondering every day
if you were dead or alive?
Now you think you can just say
it's not a good time to talk?
That's right, sarah.
Now's not a good time
to talk.
There's never been
a good time.
It's been over six years.
And I told you not to wait!
What about the promises?
Did you tell me
not to wait then?
Are you listening to me?
Hell are you listening
to yourself?
I don't even have
a job right now.
Is that really the way
you want to start off?
Great.
Now use that as an excuse.
Excuse?
Excuse?
It's reality!
Everyone has their own
sense of reality.
I got a lot on
my plate right now.
Excuses.
Everyone has issues, joe.
Sarah, I gotta get my head
straightened out!
And how long
is that gonna take?
I don't know.
All right?
I'm waitin' to see
a therapist.
What else
you want from me?
I want you to make good
on your promises to me.
Why don't you jus get a job and be a man.
Be a man?
You know what I could
do to you right now? Huh?
Stop pressing me!
Just get out!
Go home!
Aah!
f*ck!
What the hell is going on?
I had enough!
Sit down.
Joseph, sit down.
You have got to pu these demons behind you.
I told you before
you need professional help.
You cannot do this alone.
I am losing you.
I don't want to lose you.
Now I wanna do something.
I just don't know
what to do.
- Tell me what I can do.
- You could talk to me
instead of talking
down to me.
And don't attack me.
I'm not attacking you.
I'm trying to be
understanding.
Look I know
you've been through hell.
I know you've had enough.
I handled things
differently.
My generation.
We didn't talk about anything.
I guess
I figured that if,
if you had the pressure
of the family depending on you,
I thought maybe
that would be the answer.
Well, it's not.
All right,
I'm not you, gramp.
I know.
I know you're not me.
Let's see wha the doctor says,
and we'll
work from there.
I hate seeing you like this.
It tears me up.
Now you and me
is all I have.
I know.
I don't know what the f*ck's
goin' on with me.
I really don't.
Stennett, get the fifty up.
Come on!
When I was younger
I chased my desire
like looking for water
with my hair on fire
that was then
and this is now
now I'm just tired
tired of waitin'
for things to change
I'm tired of hopin'
they'd stay the same
I'm tired of dreaming
of a better way
to pass the time
so fill it up
and I'll tip it back
cut the scene now
as I fade to black
and there the feeling
I'm gettin' on...
Joe?
Hey, mr. Fazio.
Stop with the mr. Fazio crap.
How are ya?
I'm good.
How you doin'?
Come sit,
have a drink with me.
- Sure.
- What are you drinking?
I'll have a bourbon.
A man after my own heart.
Dana, two bourbons.
You know what I like.
Sal told me you were back,
but I didn't see you around.
Yeah, I've been coming in here,
but I haven't seen you either.
Yes.
That's right.
I haven't been around myself.
I heard about mrs. Fazio.
How's she doin'?
Well, you see, that's just it.
She's not good.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Here you go.
Listen.
It's good to see
that you got back.
Are you good?
Truthfully.
I've been better.
Hey, at least you came back
in one piece.
I mean,
it must've been, uh,
it must've been tough.
Yeah,
somethin' like that.
I read a lot of shi about what's going over there.
Must've been scary.
Well, uh,
how long has mrs. Fazio
been sick?
It's not getting any better.
That's terrible.
How's your grandfather?
I mean, it must be a relief
that you're home.
Yeah, you could say that.
I mean, the weigh of the world
must be off
his shoulders now.
Ah, maybe.
But listen, frank,
I gotta get goin', all right?
How much do I owe ya?
No, don't worry about it,
I got it.
Listen.
Tell your grandfather
I said hello.
- All right?
- Yeah, all right.
It was good
seein' you, joe.
Come on.
Let's go.
Joe, come on.
Let's go.
- Come on, let's go.
- Get the f*ck off me!
Well, look wha the cat dragged in.
What the f*ck is that?
Give it to me.
Give it to me!
You need to clean up
your act.
Enough of this crap.
It's been too long.
Too long for what?
Too long for no doing anything.
I don't even see you go ou with your friends anymore.
You don't work.
You don't even play hockey.
You used to love it.
Christ.
Enough already.
Come on, man.
Every time I come home.
That's because every time you
come home you look like this.
Well, it's my life
not yours, all right?
- Just stay out of it!
- Well, you know what?
I'm gonna let you
sleep it off after that,
because it's obviously
the booze talkin'.
Tomorrow we're gonna have
a nice long talk.
- Yeah, we'll see.
- No, no, not we'll see!
Tomorrow we'll talk, and you
better change your attitude.
Aye, aye, sir!
Come in.
Hey!
- How are you?
- I'm good, harry.
- How are you?
- You know.
- You look great.
- You do, too.
Oh, you liar.
Sit down, sit down.
What brings you here?
Well, I hate
to have to ask,
but I need a favor,
but I don't want to put you
into a bad position.
My son wouldn't be here
if it weren't for you, gunny!
What are you talking about?
What...
What, what can I do to help?
- It's for my grandson.
- The one in iraq?
- Actually, he's home now.
- Oh.
He needs a job,
but I don't wan to impose on you.
Hey, I would be honored
to help any way I can.
My god.
I'll never be able to repay
you for what you did.
Well, I mean, if you're
gonna put it that way.
What choice do I have?
What choice?
None.
Joking aside.
Send him here.
I'll, I'll,
I'll help any way I can.
You're a good man,
harry.
- I know.
- You always were.
- Of course.
- Thank you.
Oh, you're welcome.
Fox main, fox
main, this is 2-2 actual.
We are taking fire.
Fox 2-2 actual is down.
Men down.
Men down!
- You all right? -I'm
bleeding like a f*cking pig.
Burns get over here.
Put pressure on this wound.
Get benny, get benny!
Benny, benny. I got a
man down at the humvee.
Leg wound.
Applying pressure.
I talked to benny.
You're gonna be all right.
Oh, it don't look
too bad to you.
- Good morning.
- Morning.
Listen, I know I flew off
the handle yesterday,
but I'm worried about you.
Don't worry about it.
It's over.
No, that wasn' an apology,
and it's not over.
You need to ge yourself together.
You slep for over 24 hours.
Look, I know it hasn' been easy for you,
but come on,
enough is enough.
Why don't you
talk to coach walters
and see if he'll let you
go on the ice?
I mean, maybe you can
help out the new kids or,
- or even play some.
- Yeah.
'Cause that'll
solve everything.
Look, I'm not sayin' that,
but it might make you feel
a little better.
You know how you always said you're
alive when you're on the ice?
Look, I want you to get something
through your head, all right?
I don't wanna go on the ice.
I don't wanna play hockey.
All I wanna do
is be left alone.
Well, if you don' wanna play hockey,
you need to get a job.
Who's gonna hire me?
I have a friend who's willing to
give you an interview next week.
Will you at leas go on the interview?
Yeah, sure. If I gets you off my back.
Well, I don't care what the
reason is as long as you go.
Can I help you?
Yeah, I'm here to see
mr. Harry korman.
My name is joe caruso.
Mr. Korman, there's a
mr. Caruso here to see you.
Yeah, uh, send him in,
would you?
He's expecting you.
Just go right to the back.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Come in.
- Pleased to meet you, joe.
- Same here, mr. Korman.
Sit, sit.
Now...
Your grandfather
tells me
you just served in iraq.
- Yes, sir, I did.
- Yeah, well, i...
Did my time,
my son did his time.
That's how I me your grandfather.
- He's a great guy.
- Really?
Uh, yeah, yeah, really!
It's just, you know, he never
talks about the service.
Ah, I'm not surprised.
He had it rough.
Anyway. Uh, to make I official for the suits,
let's get down
to business.
We at r.g.b.s.
Are not only looking
for those who excel,
but those
who exceed expectations
under pressure.
Well, I can definitely
work well under pressure.
That I can assure you,
mr. Korman.
Yeah, I can see that.
I can see that.
But I still need to know
where those areas
of expertise lie
so I can fit you
in the company.
I can understand that,
and...
I gave five years
of service,
most of which
was in combat.
Yep. Okay.
I'm highly trained
by the united states marines,
and I think I'd be
a perfect fit for your company.
Well, I think so too,
but what I need
to know from you
is where your areas
of expertise are.
I was in charge of my unit,
and, uh...
Uh, I was in charge of, um...
Did you gain special
training in any specific area?
I hate this
f*cking weather.
It's better than that ho iraqi desert we were in.
- I don't know about that.
- Are you kidding me?
You were one of the bigges complainers about the heat.
- Bullshit!
- That ain't no bullshit.
Man, listen here.
I hear his ass moaning
from here.
Ah, whatever, at leas I'm not a sore loser.
All right,
let's go to work, boys.
Shut the f*ck up.
Did you gain special
training in any specific area?
Did you specialize in a
specific area in the marines?
Joe, are you okay?
Mr. Caruso?
Joe!
Joe!
Are you okay?
I'm sorry, sir.
I gotta go.
No, joe,
don't do that..
Joe!
Joe, come back here.
Joe!
Who's there?
I repeat.
Who's there?
f*ck!
Hello?
Uh, uh, ray, i, i...
I don't know how
to say this.
Your grandson
just left and...
Sounds like
it didn't go that well.
He had a flashback,
and then he bolted.
I'm just calling to see if
everything's okay on your end.
Harry,
he's not home yet.
L-listen.
I'd hire that kid in a second
if you wanted me to,
but at the same time,
I'd hate myself
if he got hurt here.
I needed to talk to you,
and now that I have done that,
whatever you want me to do, I'll do.
It's your call.
You guys did great today, man.
You guys were all right.
- Thanks, coach.
- See you later.
You guys, take care, men.
Have a good weekend.
- All right?
- You too, coach.
All right.
See you guys.
There's a river
of jordan
and I flows through nigh into early morning
travels much like
the mississippi
makes the deser look mighty pretty...
Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, excuse me for a second.
Dana. Dana!
Yeah, frank?
Can you take care of phil
for a second?
Okay, I'm on my way.
Joey, what's going on, kid?
Hey, frank.
How are ya, buddy?
I'm good.
But you've been going at it way
too heavy and way too long now.
Joey.
You're not drinking,
you're binge-ing.
Relax, frank.
I'm gonna pay for it.
It's not about the money,
and you know that.
It's about you.
You've been hitting the bottle
way too hard lately.
Who the f*ck are you,
my father?
No, I'm not,
but the answer is definitely
not in the bottle.
Is there a problem here?
No, there's no problem.
Joey's just a little confused.
That's all.
Come on, joey.
Frank's been real good to you.
I know.
Well, you both have.
But I'm a grown-ass man.
I can do what I want.
Oh. A little respect here, huh?
Frank doesn't have to do sh--
sal, sal, sal.
Don't worry about it.
Joey's going through
a lot of emotions.
That don't mean
he can come in here
and disrespect you
like that.
You're right, sal.
But I'm going through
a rough patch right now.
I just need an outlet.
Listen, joey.
I seen a lot of guys
go down the same path,
and they've never found
their way back.
I don't want to see
the same thing happen to you.
I appreciate that.
Why don't you go down
to father teromina
over at saint peter's?
Not ready to talk
to god just yet.
- Wouldn't know what to say.
- How about asking for help?
That kid's in
no man's land.
Yeah, but he's a good kid.
He'll find his way back.
Dr. Browne,
your next patien a david parente
is here.
Okay.
- Hi, dave, how are you?
- Good. How you been?
Great.
Good to see you.
How you doin'?
I'm here to see dr. Galante.
- Uh, your name please.
- Joe caruso.
So you're struggling
with this.
No, doc. No.
No way.
Everybody keeps telling me
I can't do this,
I can't do that.
Well, I am gonna, damn it!
I am gonna!
I'm even gonna
get out of this chariot!
You know, laura, the...
The mind is a very
strong force.
Fill this out, and the doctor
will be with you shortly.
Too late for that.
Can you believe this?
Doctor will be with me shortly.
I've been back
a year already.
Basically I had to jump through
hoops to get this appointment.
The w*r started.
I went.
I didn't tell the w*r
to wait.
I hear that.
I'm max schell.
- Joe caruso.
- Oh, nice to meet you.
You, too.
Army?
Third battalion,
first marines.
- You?
- Army!
Rainbow division.
Ain't tha a kick in the ass.
This your first visit?
No, I've been here
a few times already.
Oh, yeah?
So what's the verdict?
- Galante?
- Yeah.
Yeah, he's a good
enough dude,
I mean, a little rough
around the edges,
but, I mean,
you feel better gettin' things
off your chest, you know?
I guess it's too soon
for anything else.
Same time next week?
Uh, nope. Every other
week from now on.
Okay.
You think
we got it bad, right?
Poor girl.
Yeah, she's actually
a really cool girl.
- She deals with it well.
- You know her?
Well, I know her from here.
Just a little bit.
- Hi. Good to see you.
- How are you?
- Good to see you.
- Good to see you, too.
Laura, this is joe.
- Oh, nice to meet you, joe.
- You, too.
- First time here?
- Yeah.
Oh, you'll be fine.
I mean, at least you're no strapped to your transportation.
Stop. You look great.
You look happy, too.
Well, listen,
i, uh, gotta get outta here.
- I got a date tonight.
- Look at you.
So, um, how long
you been back now?
Uh, abou a year and a half ago.
Like I said,
it's been a year for me.
They call this
the adjustment period.
While everyone else was living
their live continuously,
we now have to "adjust."
I'm actually glad
you said that.
It's good to feel like
you're not alone.
- Max schell.
- Oh, I'm up.
Nice meeting you.
You too, man.
Time to ge my head shrunk.
See you.
I'll see you
on the rebound.
Here you go.
Thanks.
This gonna be much longer?
Just have a seat.
You are up.
- Did you cut your hair?
- I did.
- I love it.
- Thanks.
Hey.
You're joe caruso?
- Yeah.
- I'm mike galante.
Do you wanna have a seat?
I was just sittin' out there
for an hour.
You usually keep everybody
waitin' that long?
You know, just so I can get a
sense of where we're at here,
do you drink?
Yeah, sometimes.
How often?
I'll have a beer
every once in a while,
- just like everybody else.
- Just a beer?
You don't drink vodka?
You're not a jack man?
Not since
I left the service.
What time of day?
- I drink at night.
- Oh, shit.
What time of day is it now?
What the f*ck
kind of question is that?
It's a simple one.
Look we both know what time
of day it is, all right...
So we know what time of day it is.
Let's cut the shit.
- Are you drunk?
- No, I'm not f*ckin' drunk.
Have you been drinking
more than usual?
- No!
- What are you doing here?
Come here to drown
your sorrows?
My sorrows
don't drown all right?
They just keep coming back.
If I wanna have a drink every now
and then, what does it matter?
What does it matter?
It doesn't work.
Have a seat please.
- You got something that works.
- Yeah, what's that?
You got your pad right there.
Why don't you write me a script?
You can't take meds
and drink.
What do you think,
I'm stupid?
You think I wanna become some
f*cking junkie pill addict?
You have something specific you
want to discuss with me today?
Because I read
your records, okay?
I know you did a tour
in afghanistan.
- Let's cut to the chase.
- Well, if you read my records,
then you know
what to tell me, right?
I'm not getting the sense
you want my help, son.
Oh, I want the help,
I'm just trying to figure ou how in the hell
you're gonna help me
when you don' even know me.
- No, I don't know you.
- No, you don't know me.
- I'm not you.
- Oh, you're not me.
- Who the hell am I to tell...
- That's right!
Who the hell are you to tell me
what's best for me anyway, huh?
Huh?
Doc?!
Look at you.
You're a f*ckin' joke.
You don't have a clue.
Well...
I may not have a clue,
but I think in
1968, recon,
I think I saw
more than you think I saw.
And I turned the shi I saw into a phd.
You understand?
Three books were sold.
Now you wanna
give me shit,
I'm gonna shove I right back up your ass.
You don't want what I got?
Well, there's a hundred men
out here that do.
'Cause they read credentials.
Now you see that little girl here tha just wheeled herself out of here?
You know why she's here?
Because she wants to get back
to who the f*ck she was.
You know how she does that?
She talks.
She talks to me
in a civil tone.
'Cause she's scared.
She's scared just like I was.
The way you are.
The way any kid that comes in
this room with shit in his pants
and he don't know why.
Now you find
that insufferable?
Do you find
that unacceptable?
Hey, then do yourself
a favor, marine,
and get the f*ck ou right now.
'Cause you know what?
You're not even a grun in my eyes right now, son.
You wouldn't make I as a f*cking moonbeam.
Okay?
That's your script from the doc!
You got that, rag man?
That's your med
from the joke!
It never stops.
I beg your pardon?
The dreams.
Voices.
I think about this one day
in afghanistan.
We're scouting the area,
I split up the unit.
I sent cruz across the street to
check on a group of civilians.
And there
was this expl*si*n.
And they were all gone.
We started
to take fire
and benny...
He went down immediately.
I went to check on benny.
He was gone.
They k*lled him.
That's when
I started shaking.
I dove behind
the corner of a building,
and that's when I heard
the voices.
There was people
coming, and i--
I couldn' take the chance.
And when it was over,
I came around
the side of the building...
And that's when
I saw the bodies.
I keep seeing
the bodies.
That's what I see.
How often?
Every day.
I dream about I every single night.
I look down,
I see this kid
with half a head.
Do you have a plan?
To hurt yourself?
Hmm?
Hello, mr. Caruso.
How's joe?
Same.
- How are you doing, sarah?
- I'm okay.
What's goin' on
with you two?
Did he do something
wrong to you?
No.
I just don't know
what to do, mr. C.
I'm so scared.
I know you are,
sweetheart.
We all are.
Has he called you at all?
No.
We really left off
on bad terms.
Be patient.
He'll come around.
I hope so.
I love him so much.
Listen, I'm sure
things are gonna work out.
He'll wake up.
He's just going through
some tough times now,
but I know
that he loves you.
Why don't you go home
and get a little rest?
Things will get better.
I promise.
Now let me see a big smile
on that pretty face.
- Good to see you.
- You, too.
- How's next tuesday?
- Um...
- How's one o'clock?
- Perfect!
- Oh, max.
- Joey, how you doin'?
Ah. Not bad, man.
How you doin'?
Great. Things are really
gettin' better for me.
Doc is really
helping me out a lot.
Really, I mean, I can see
things more clearly now.
- Ah, that's good, man.
- Yeah, that's great.
What're you doin' tonight?
You wanna grab a beer?
Of course.
I'll meet you at the bar?
How about I just come
pick you up like,
I don't know,
ten o'clock?
- Even better.
- That's cool?
- Yeah.
- All right.
- Good luck.
- I'll see you later.
Bye.
No, I understand.
Yeah,
I'll be right there.
Sal!
What's up, boss?
I got to leave early again.
Ellen's having a bad night.
I'm sorry to hear that.
- Hey, what's up?
- Hey, how's it going, boys?
Call me
if you need anything
or if there's
anything I can do.
What're you gonna do?
I appreciate it, though.
Now you call me
if anything, okay?
Will do.
We're good.
Don't worry.
- Laura.
- What's up, laura?
- Good to see you.
- Lookin' good.
Could I get two beers,
please?
Look, I know I asked you already
and you weren't ready to tell me,
but I gotta ask you
again, all right?
What's the deal?
Why the shrink?
To tell you the truth,
I'm gay.
And the military
doesn't accept it.
No matter what they tell you.
Believe it or not.
I didn't realize that's why
you were seeing a shrink.
Well, that's no the only reason, but...
Look, max,
with what we've
been through,
all right, that shi don't matter to me.
You are who you are.
All right?
You don't owe me
any explanations.
I appreciate that, but mos soldiers don't agree with that.
Well, screw them!
All right?
I would have been
honored to serve with you.
I guess I just didn't realize how
hard it could be on somebody.
Thanks.
You know when the don't ask
don't tell policy ended,
that's when I came out,
and the abuse I took.
I mean, the beatings
and the ridicule.
I mean,
I couldn't sleep.
So I just kept rehashing tha over and over again in my mind.
And I jus wanted it to end,
so that's when
I decided to get some help.
What about you?
What's your story?
Ah.
I don't wanna
talk about it.
Just that I'm having trouble
dealing with all the shi that went on over there.
I just feel isolated.
You know, cut off from
who I was before.
I f*cked up
and people died.
I'm just barely
keeping my shit together.
Hey, guys,
on the house.
Thanks, sal.
Appreciate it, man.
Excuse me?
Go get a room.
Hey, I think
they're in love.
It ain't worth it, joe.
He ain't worth it, man.
Whoa. Watch where you're going,
you f*cking gimp.
What the f*ck?
- That's not cool.
- What?
- You're an ass!
- What...
You coming, grace?
I can't.
Take it easy,
dude! Agh!
- What the f*ck you gonna do!
- That's enough!
- Open your f*ckin' mouth!
- That's enough.
Get the hell outta here righ now before the cops show up.
Get the f*ck outta here
and take her with you.
He ain't talkin now is he,
that mother fucker?
And if I ever see you
in my f*cking bar again
I'm gonna shove this ba so far up your ass
you're gonna think
you're a popsicle.
Oh, what's up, bri?
Long time no see.
Yeah.
What crawled up your ass?
Joe, I'm sure what happened
over there wasn't pleasant.
You're no the same guy no more.
Too much f*ckin' booze
and only god knows what else.
Look at you.
All high and mighty.
No. Not all high and mighty,
not at all.
But I'm not tryin'
to bring everyone down
and get everyone drunk
'cause I'm hurtin'.
We all looked up to you.
What happened?
I went to w*r,
you piece of shit.
I come home and everybody's
just laughing it up!
Oh, so now everybody around you
has to pay the price?
What, we're not allowed
to have fun no more?
You m*therf*cker!
Oh, oh, guys! Guys!
Guys. Calm down.
Joe, brian's right, man.
What happened?
You changed.
We all looked up to you.
You know what?
Screw you too, ian,
all right?
I'm sick of you
f*ckin' crybabies.
Come on, joe,
let's get outta here.
Just come on.
Come on.
- f*ck!
- What?
It's the cops.
Damn it.
Were you speeding?
I don't f*ckin' know!
Wanna give me a lif to the movies?
You've been home for over a year,
and there's still no structure.
No job, no changes.
All you do is hang around
the house and drink.
Passes the time.
I don't gotta
listen to this.
Where you goin'?
Is it that easy for you
to quit now?
Maybe if you acted like a man
I wouldn't give you any shit.
You ever think about that?
Why don't you shave
that mess off your face?
- I kinda like it.
- Yeah, you like I because it gives you
something else to hide behind.
I just told you I'm tryin'.
All right?
And I know it doesn' happen overnight.
I get that!
But you have
a long way to go!
And you have to get moving!
You know what?
Forget it.
Ray. Joey.
- Hey, uncle nick.
- Hey.
Oh, where you goin'?
I'm tryin'
to go to the movies,
but I'm gettin' a lecture
instead of a ride.
Where's your car?
Oh, big shot.
Lost his license from a dui.
- See?
- Come on, ray.
Joe, I'll take ya.
If my brother here doesn' have a problem with that?
Nick, it's been
a long minute.
Well, I just stopped by
to see how things are goin'.
Oh, they're goin'. He's jus being a little difficult.
Well, aren't we all
at times?
Besides you know the kid's
been through a lot.
He's got a heart of gold
just like his mother.
Yeah, but his mother
was as reasonable as can be,
and he's a hard-headed kid.
Don't I know it.
Hey, I'm right here!
Yeah, you are.
- Okay if I take him?
- Sure.
It saves me from
having to do it.
Come on, joey,
let's go.
What's up with you
and your grandfather?
I'm dealin' with
all kinds of shit.
And he just don' understand me.
Let me tell you somethin'.
When your mom and dad died,
nora and I
wanted to raise you,
but ray wouldn't have it.
He stepped up.
He said,
no, he's gonna raise you.
He devoted his whole
life to give you
everything
that you needed.
So don't think for one minute
that he doesn't care.
I don't know.
I mean, maybe.
No, not maybe.
He cares!
You know, I know you're goin'
through a lot of stuff right now,
but, man,
you're hitting it hard,
and your
grandfather's right.
If your mother and father
were alive right now
and they saw
the way you are
it would break
their hearts.
Well, they're not!
Listen, I'm sorry,
uncle nick, all right?
I know.
Joey, listen.
We're family.
Lean on us.
That's wha we're here for.
All right,
thanks, uncle nick.
It's just somethin'
I gotta do on my own.
Are you drunk again?
Yeah, you're drunk.
What are you doin'?
Waitin' up for me?
Yes, I'm waiting up
for you.
You know, I don't know
if you're gonna come home
or if they're gonna
find you dead somewhere.
- I can't deal with this again.
- You can't deal with this?
I did not raise you
to be a loser.
You ungrateful little--
this is how
you pay me back?
This is how you smear the
memory of your parents.
You're pushing me
too far this time.
Oh, really?
Maybe that's what you need
to wake the f*ck up!
You know what, gramps?
I had enough of you, all right?
You're not my mother,
you're not my father,
so thanks for the life you gave
me, but stay the f*ck out of it!
Well, then you ge the f*ck out!
If you can't man up!
I can't take this anymore.
I joined the marines
to be like you.
I'm so sorry!
I'm sorry too, joey.
I just wanted you
to be proud of me.
I am.
I'm proud.
But I'm scared.
I'm just tryin' to get through to you.
I don't know how.
I just need some time.
Please just give me
some time.
- Hey, sweet sue.
- Hey, max.
- Hi.
- Yo!
- What's up?
- Ah, nothing, man.
- How've you been?
- Still breathing.
- How's work?
- It's tough.
You know,
when you're in the service,
you know that someone
always has your back.
Well, that's how
we survive.
Yeah, but when you get back,
that's done.
Everyone's out for
themselves.
Yeah, tell me about it.
How you making out?
He's helping you?
Ah. You know,
the truth is sometimes
when things are broke,
they can't be fixed.
What are you talkin' about?
Don't tell me
you're thinkin' of quittin'!
That's it?
Something like that.
Oh, come on, joe.
Don't talk like that.
Nothin's ever that bad.
Guys!
Oh, my god, laura.
You look fantastic.
The doc says he doesn't need
to see me for another month.
Oh, I'm gonna miss
that smile.
Yeah, right?
See? Sometimes you work
hard enough at somethin'
and sometimes you win.
You see? Some things
that are broke can be fixed.
Yeah, but I heard the wounds
you can't see are the worst.
And I believe it.
- How you feelin'?
- I'm all right.
I feel like I should've
started much sooner.
Yeah, me too.
I wish you had.
Can't say I'm liking
the way you look.
Gotta do something
about this wardrobe.
You look like
a swamp hog.
What are you,
a therapist or a stylist?
You could tighten it up.
Wouldn't hurt.
What does it matter
what I look like?
- It's all one-sided anyway.
- How so?
You do everything
your country needs you to do
and they just leave you...
Hangin'.
You can't keep
assigning blame.
You know?
We don't deal in
half truths.
We've been through that.
Yeah.
How's your grandpa?
Uh, he's all right.
You know, our relationship's
strained, though.
Strained, huh?
You adding to that?
This funny thing love.
It's all a part of it,
isn't it?
The support process.
Or whatever
the hell it is.
Come on,
have a seat.
What's up, gramp?
Need a hand?
Nah, I got it.
But I can use the company.
Ah, it's no problem.
I got nothing going on
anyway.
How was the session?
Ah, it was all right,
I guess.
What does that mean?
I don't know.
I wish I did.
Well, you jus hang in there.
By now you know that some
sessions are better than others,
but the important thing is you're
getting the help that you need.
I just-- I hope
it's not too late.
It's never too late.
I told ya.
I had a tough time
when I got back from vietnam.
Yeah, but that's the thing.
You never talk about it.
No, I know, but now we have
more in common.
Oh, max.
- Hey, what's up, joe?
- What's up, man?
It's good to see you
again, mr. C.
- It's ray.
- Ray.
It's nice to see you, max.
You look good.
Thank you.
I feel good.
Me and some friends are
going out tonight. You in?
Ah, I don't know, I think I'm
gonna just chill in tonight.
I'm not really
in the mood.
Joe, it's gonna be fun.
You sure?
Nah, I'm good, man. I'll
catch you next time, though.
- Okay.
- All right?
Let me know
if you change your mind.
All right, man.
I appreciate the invite.
Bye, mr. C-- uh, ray.
Great dude, man.
Joe, you can go with them.
We'll talk
about this later.
Nah, I think we should
have that talk now.
What do you say?
Sure.
So, gramp, how come you never
talk about your time at w*r?
All you ever say is you
served your country, period.
Combat is a hard thing
to get your hands around.
Most people don't understand,
even though they think they do,
and I know
they want to,
but unless they've actually
been there themselves,
they just don't.
Like I said, you and me
have more in common now.
We both served.
But more than that.
I had ptsd
before they called it that.
- Yeah?
- Oh, yeah.
Flashbacks.
Nightmares, panic att*cks.
How bad was it?
Your grandmother and I slep in separate beds for two years.
Why?
I choked her in her sleep
one night.
I had my hands
around her throa and she was turning blue
when I woke up
and realized
what I was doing.
Holy shit.
I had no idea.
Did mom and dad know?
They knew I was a marine.
They didn't know much else.
Yeah, well, harry said
he knew you from the v.a.,
But he really didn' get into it.
Yeah, but that's common.
Most guys don't like
to talk about it.
And when they do, it's usually
about the good times.
Yeah, but how'd you
get through it?
I found that, for me,
the best thing was
I kept in touch
with my marine buddies.
They understood me.
They really helped me
get through it.
Yeah.
Yeah, I can see that.
You know,
max helps me out a lot.
That's a good thing.
You know,
I still keep in touch
with some of those guys
even after all this time.
It's a lifelong bond.
Roger that.
So's a family's love.
Yeah, but, you know,
that's different.
Not as differen as you think.
I will always
have your back.
I know, pop.
I know.
Want to come by
and watch the game later?
Yeah, definitely.
What time?
I think the start time's 8:00,
so come by 7:30.
We gonna eat?
Yeah.
I'll order, uh--
I'll order pizza or chinese,
whatever you're in the mood for.
Whatever, whatever.
I might want sandwiches.
Uh.
You know, you suck.
Now that's just not right.
No, I didn't mean I like that.
- I meant basketball.
- I know what you meant.
Yo, I though you were serious.
Hey.
Maxi pad.
Who's your new girlfriend?
Relax.
The kid's name is jason.
He's been doing tha to me since high school.
I don't know how you let tha shit roll off your back, man.
It's not worth it.
It's not worth it.
No, you don't deserve that.
You don't deserve that.
Joe?
What the f*ck, joe?
You can't talk to me now?
I really miss them.
I'm glad they're not here
to see me like this.
Your parents must have been
wonderful people.
Yeah, they were.
Especially my mom.
You know, I love my father,
but my mom....
Yeah, she got me.
She was so compassionate.
She'd know what to do to steer
me in the right direction.
She'd know
the right thing to say.
She always did.
Like I said.
You're different when
you talk about your mom.
What's the story
with your dad?
My dad?
He was just like
my grandfather, you know.
Nothing's ever
quite good enough.
And he should know better.
He went through it himself.
You got to give him
a break
because he's a good man,
and he loves you so much.
What'd you come here for?
To piss me off?
Let's just say I know the
difference between love and hate,
and I know the difference
between anger
that you feel
fueled by love or hate.
Oh, you do?
What, are you trying
to become a therapist now?
Maybe. Why not?
They make a lot of money.
I could specialize
in gays coming out.
Yeah, right.
You know, I almost went to jail
because of you and your cause.
Oh, now, you didn' have to get violent.
You're the one who pushed me
aside and then ran over there.
I wasn't gonna
hit him, though.
What were you going to do,
go get a game of parcheesi?
- How about discuss it?
- Come on.
You ever heard
of discussing it?
- Discuss it?
- Yeah.
With those assholes?
No f*cking way.
All right? They deserved
everything they got.
Besides, they had no idea
what laura went through
or that we went to w*r
for his f*cking rights.
So you hit him
with a bottle.
Joe, joe, joe.
You have to--
you have to chill.
I mean, you gotta
put your mind in a good place.
You gotta relax.
You can't be mad at the world
all the time.
- Doctor max.
- You like that.
I'm proud of you, man.
I know.
I don't understand
how you're always so calm.
I really don't.
It's easy.
You just hang out with somebody
more f*cked up than you.
Yeah, right.
Oh, man.
Well, I appreciate
you coming, man.
Let's get outta here.
- You ready?
- Yeah.
Exposure therapy
is about getting down
to your personal history,
you know?
There's no out.
Why do you keep averting
to these opinions, huh,
about your own self worth?
I told you already.
Okay, indulge me.
I couldn't talk to sarah
without her mentioning marriage.
You know, I couldn't hold
a conversation without her
saying we should have kids.
Missed opportunities
to go to w*r.
I came back,
I wasn't the same guy.
I had to push her away
a little.
So you don't want to get married
or you don't want to have kids?
Or maybe you jus want to throw all that--
I don't deserve it.
Well, here we go again.
I opened the door.
Joseph, do you care
about this girl?
I mean, you love her?
You miss her?
Does she know
what happened over there?
- No.
- Why not?
Cause she doesn't need
to know all that stuff.
You don't think
she deserves to?
I don't know.
Do you talk?
No, I thought it was better
if we didn't talk.
Can you call her?
I mean, what's to lose?
Man, you don't stop,
do you?
Oh, I'm starving, man.
- Food's here.
- Is it?
- Wow, that was fast.
- Hi, guys. Here you go.
- Thank you. -How come
you got the same thing?
I got the chicken, though.
Is there anything else
you guys need or are you okay?
- Oh, no, thank you.
- Okay, cool. Enjoy.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Yo, so the doc thinks
I should call sarah,
open up to her,
and part of me
wants to,
and the other part of me's
telling me,
"eh, it's not a good idea."
Maybe the doc's right.
Give it a shot.
What if she slams
the door in my face?
You turn around
and you leave.
Yeah, like it's that easy.
Me and you,
we're survivors.
Yeah, you're right.
So I guess
this should be no sweat.
It's great knowing someone
who understands me.
I feel like there's no need
for a translator.
No, you're right.
You got my back,
I got yours.
Can I help you?
- Mr. Caruso?
- Yeah.
I'm mike.
I'm joe's doctor.
Oh, please come in.
Is everything okay?
Yeah, sorry to show up
unannounced like this.
- Doc. What are you doing here?
- Hey.
What's wrong?
I got some bad news.
It's your buddy, max.
What happened?
He took his life.
During the night.
What?
No.
No.
No, it can't be.
No, not max.
I was jus with him yesterday.
No, I don't believe you.
I can't believe this.
But max was so strong.
No f*ckin' way.
I wish he would have
come to me.
I'm here for you, joe.
Do you understand that?
I'm here for you.
And where did tha get max?
- You gotta open up, man.
- No.
Hey, you won't open up?
We're not going anywhere.
We failed him.
We did.
But you don't fail yourself.
You don't fail yourself.
I've got you down for
tomorrow at 10:00, all right?
- I'm expecting you.
- I don't know.
Look,
you don't let me down.
You gotta keep an eye
on him.
Don't want him
to slip further into, uh...
I'll do my best, doc,
but he keeps pushing me away.
Yeah.
We can only offer choices.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Joe, what are you doing?
No, I'm just--
just looking.
As of now, the doors to this
place are no longer open to you.
You're not welcome here anymore
till you get your shit together.
That's not cool, man.
Look, kid,
go home to your family.
You haven't crossed
any lines yet.
Mr. Fazio...
I'm sorry.
When did you
get in last night?
Don't know.
Don't care.
Joey, you really need
to pull yourself together,
get past this.
I know that max
was your dear friend,
but you have
to move forward.
What do you know?
I know tha you have to move on.
I know that you did it once
before and you can do it again.
I don't think
I can move on.
Yes, you can.
Listen, joe.
You need to take charge
of your life.
Nobody else
can do that for you.
Don't you understand that?
I'm scared.
Why don't we
ease into things?
Shave, get dressed,
that'll be the first step.
Small steps.
Sure.
Small steps.
What do you want?
- Can we talk?
- About what?
Haven't you hurt me enough?
Look, I'm sorry for being
such a jerk, all right?
I don't know, joe.
I can't let you
keep stepping on me.
I know, all right?
And I'm sorry.
I just think
we should talk.
- I don't know.
- Didn't you once tell me
I shouldn't be going through
this all alone?
Come in.
I did things there
that I'm not proud of.
You know, things
I can't get outta my head.
I'm sorry
I took it out on you.
I stuck with you
all this time
and you still feel that you
have to hide things from me?
Joe, you need
to tell me what happened.
There's just certain things
you shouldn't hear.
Well, I want to hear it all.
Hello?
- Yeah, raymond.
- Yeah.
Doctor galante here.
Hey, doc,
how are you?
I was curious,
is joseph home?
No, he wen to his girlfriend's.
Is there a problem?
No, no, no,
he missed his appointment.
I want to make sure
everything is all right.
Hey, joe,
good to see you.
- How's things goin'?
- Hey, man. Good, man, thanks.
Enjoy yourselves.
Well, that's good, good.
That's encouraging.
I'll tell you what, then.
Just have him call
and reschedule?
Look, I told you things
I wasn't comfortable with.
I don't want you
thinking of me differently.
No.
Now I understand.
I'm glad
you opened up to me.
I shouldn't have came at you
like that, and, well,
- it's over now.
- Is it?
Sometimes when things are broke,
they can be fixed.
You're learning
to live with it?
I've been doing
a lot of thinking lately.
Oh, yeah?
About what?
About being a husband
and a father.
I think I would have
been good at it.
I think so, too.
I've missed this,
you know.
I've-- I've missed us.
Talking about a family and...
I don't wan to put my coat on.
One day you'll
have your own kids.
Then you'll understand.
These are really good.
You should try 'em.
- I'll be right back.
- Okay.
- What the f*ck are we doing here?
- Shut the f*ck up!
Fox main, fox main,
fox 2-2 is in contac with a number
of unknown number of enemies.
Men down!
Men down!
Who's there?
I repeat,
who's there?
Allahu akbar!
Oh, this momen I want to save
catch it in a bottle,
don't let it break
oh, this momen I want to save
catch it in a bottle,
don't let it break
I get lost in you
time is endless
you're the best man
I knew
you were
oh, this memory
I want to take
picture in my mind,
always see your face
oh, this memory,
I want to take
oh, no, no
you are the ligh you are the ligh inside of me
like the air I breathe
forever in my mind
oh, this momen I want to save
catch it in a bottle,
don't let it break
oh, this momen I want to save
oh, no, no, oh.
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