Twenties (2024)

[bunniefuu]

(Shower runs)

(water runs)

(spits)

(phone beeps)

Hey.

(indistinct chatter)

(laughter)

(Soca music plays in background)

(indistinct chatter continues)

(birds chirping) (cars drive by)

Morning.

Morning.

How'd you sleep?

Good. How did you sleep?

Pretty good. Was good.

- Your bed's so comfy.

- I know.

It's terrible. It's a blessing and a curse.

No, it's awesome.

I like your bed. It's comfy.

Just stay here all day.

Yeah, right.

What are you gonna do today?

I don't have any plans.

I have the whole day off.

Really? That's awesome.

Make you some breakfast.

Go for a walk or, I dunno.

- That sounds good.

- Anything else?

I like breakfast.

Just got some fresh peaches.

Oh my God.

Can make that famous fruit salad

that my mom always made for me.

Fruit salad?

I love fruit salad.

I know.

I love fruit salad.

I should probably go home.

No.

Yeah, I should probably go.

Why?

Because I have stuff to do.

- No, you don't.

- Yeah, I do.

You can stay here.

- I want to.

- I know you do.

I know.

I like fruit.

I should probably go.

I gotta go home.

And you don't have to

leave if you don't want to.

I know.

You can at least stay for breakfast.

[Guest] (sighs) Thanks for the offer.

I have to go home and

do stuff though. You know?

You can stay.

It's not like weird or

anything If we hang out still,

you know?

[Guest] I, I think it is though.

I think it's weird if we hang out still.

I don't wanna, I don't wanna give you

the wrong idea, you know?

I mean, I don't, I don't

have any ideas at all.

I have no ideas whatsoever, except that

we're gonna eat breakfast

and it's gonna be nice.

Okay. Okay. Just breakfast though.

- Yes, yes, yes.

- But that's it and then I go.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

And then I'm gonna eat fruit salad.

I knew it! I knew you were gonna stay.

Do you want some coffee too?

Yeah, I was gonna

say, can we make coffee?

I'll make some coffee real fast.

Okay.

- And then I'm going home.

- No, you're not!

- These are super good.

- Aren't they yummy?

Oh my god. They're so like tangy.

They're so good, thank you.

My friend Lauren was at

the grocery store the other day

and she was like at the checkout

and I guess she was

telling me about it at work

and she was just like,

"Yeah, this guy is really sweet."

And he was checking me out like,

- like at the cash register.

- Right.

But then he's like, "Also,

you're really beautiful."

And she's like, "Why is he checking me out"

and also checking me out at the same time?"

No! (laughs)

It was just like such a bummer.

Like, "Ugh, I can't even have

a nice conversation with you."

And not have you want to like

"get into my pants."

It's like you wanna just

like, you're like, "Oh my God."

Like everyone's so friendly.

"It's such a nice day" or whatever.

You're having a great conversation

and then you're like, "No, you just like"

want to have sex with me."

- Mm-hmm.

- That's great.

Great. (chuckles)

Like if I was anyone else,

you'd probably just like not

even care about talking to me.

My pants are just like

a little bit tighter today.

Great, I get it.

Also, it makes me

like afraid of like getting

to be like a mom age or

older 'cause then it's like,

what if no one cares about you anymore?

That's like a really weird, like deep fear.

But like seriously, you know?

I know you should have like

goals other than being pretty.

Well, I'll care about you

when you're at a mom age.

Thanks.

I'll care about you and your mom.

- Thanks.

- We'll be mom friends.

(chuckles)

I'm really happy that we're hanging out.

Yeah.

I get really sad sometimes when I like,

it's just hard.

It's just like I hear about you

or, I mean, Shay saw you the other day

because they saw you at

the grocery store or something.

And it's just like, I

don't know. It's just-

- You can't be sad like every time

we run into each other, like I live here

and you live here and like

we're bound to see each other.

You can't be sad every time. (sighs)

Why don't you just forget

about me when I'm not around?

Because I miss you more

than just us being friends.

(indistinct)

Thank you.

It's cute on me.

Thank you.

Favorite group.

Cool.

- Ready?

- Yeah.

(birds chirping)

(indistinct chatter)

It's like really nice out.

I think I should, I

should get outside more.

(scoffs) Soak up the vitamin C.

Yeah, me too.

Before it gets cold.

Or we could go to the other one.

I think it's like I have time somewhere.

It's not too late though.

[Guest] Yeah, I would love to,

but I think I'm gonna go home actually.

Yeah. Okay.

[Guest] Because-

but I had fun today.

Me too. Yeah, thanks

for hanging out with me.

[Guest] Yeah, thanks

for hanging out with me.

Bye.

(both chuckle)

You wanna stay a little longer?

I know, I haven't

shaved in a while. (laughs)

(overlapping chatter)

I like 'em.

Ballerina shoes.

Treating me like a princess? (laughs)

Actually, I'm gonna go pee really quick.

Okay. (laughs)

Alright.

(clothes unzip)

(both giggle)

- Take this off.

- Yeah.

(giggles)

I love you.

(plane flies overhead)

(birds chirping)

(birds chirping)

Hey, (clears throat) different.

It's me.

Just gimme a call back when you can.

Please.

(sighs dejectedly)

(birds chirping)

Hi Scott. It's Elise.

Um... it's okay.

I don't know if I'm gonna

be able to make it in today

or.

Again at all...

I guess.

(Scott is indistinct)

I'm sorry.

(Scott is indistinct)

(faucet runs)

I went to, I went to the store

and spent like seven bucks on beverages.

Like different types of beverages.

Like, like different types

of water. It is a dumb thing.

(Elise chuckles)

I've been trying to leave soda alone.

So like I bought mineral

water, San Pellegrino,

that actually have

flavor in it, regular water.

I bought a mineral water

that was more intense than San Pellegrino

'cause it's soft, you know?

What is more intense?

It's like that. Like when

you swallow it's like-

- It hurts.

Yeah. But San Pellegrino

is like smooth kind of.

Really? I feel like San

Pellegrino hurts my mouth.

No, we can try this out one day.

Like just put it in different cups

and be like, "Taste this

one and then taste this one."

- Cool.

- It's two different.

Like... Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Carbonizations, I should say.

I like it when

carbonated things are flat.

When they're like not carbonated.

It just feels like there's some type

of toxic in it when it's flat.

I like it. I like that taste.

Ah,

um...

(laughs) No. Not allowed. (chuckles)

Oh, that's terrible. Where you been at?

I don't know.

I haven't felt very good.

Oh, why not?

Where's your lover? Where's she at?

We're not together anymore.

What? You didn't tell me this.

You hiding from me?

You hiding from everybody.

Just hiding from everybody. (chuckles)

Yeah. You can't hide from me.

You gotta tell me what's going on.

You locking doors and sh*t now?

(laughs)

No, I don't know.

It really sucked.

We were just hanging out one day

and then I woke up and she was just gone.

She won't really talk to me

or like text me back or anything.

That's shitty. What'd you say to her?

Maybe you said something weird.

No, I didn't say anything weird.

Maybe it was that toxic water sh*t.

Maybe you gave her

like flat soda and she just-

- No!

- No, I'm just joking.

No, I don't know. I just

don't think she likes me.

I don't know.

I think you should

just give it some time.

Maybe it'll come back around, you know?

Yeah, I guess so. I don't know.

Maybe it's a better thing if it

doesn't come back around.

Do you like, do you want to see her

or are you avoiding her also?

I would love to see her,

but she's not texting me back.

Well, she shops at where

we work, so maybe go to work,

you might see her.

No, I quit.

You quit?

- (chuckles) Yeah.

I called Scott today and

I was like, "Hey, I'm sick."

That's why he was freaking out and sh*t.

Yeah. (laughs) - That

makes a lot of sense.

He was like pissed, dude.

He sucks so I don't care.

Now I feel bad about leaving you there.

Everyone else is kind

of a jerk, so you know.

Yeah.

With his colorful socks and sh*t.

Yeah, he, yeah, he sucks. But

damn dude, all this new stuff.

What else is going on? You

want to tell me something else?

Mmm...

No, I don't think there's anything else.

I think I'm gonna go back

to Denver for a few days

and visit my brother and stuff.

Hm. There's not much going on there.

But I mean like sh*t, I mean,

you having these problems,

maybe you should get away.

I'm gonna leave for a while also.

Where are you going?

I'm gonna see what the tour life's about.

Yeah?

- No!

- Yeah.

See, we both got secrets.

Tell me more. Tell me more.

Tell me more. Tell me more.

I'm probably, I think it's like six,

probably like six days.

It's a small tour, but.

That's so good though.

Yeah, like live band

and sh*t. So I'm gonna be-

- That's the real deal.

Yeah, I might like get a mic stand

and like close my eyes

when the beats drop and sh*t

and feel all like important, you know?

- That's pretty important.

- Yeah.

Kind of like cradle it

too. You have to cradle it.

Just act like I'm on drugs.

I'll just get a, just drink

a bunch of sparkling wa-

- San Pellegrino.

- Yeah, exactly.

And just-

People expect when you say fettuccine

that it's a white sauce.

Fettuccine is a type of noodle.

Spaghetti is a type of noodle.

So you could have white

sauce on spaghetti noodle.

When people hear spaghetti,

it's red sauce, you know?

(laughs) Yeah, it specifies the sauce.

Yeah, like tortellini like that,

that could be any sauce, you know?

Or it could be like a butter sauce.

Mm. I like butter sauces.

See, but... Like white wine sauce.

What about when you...

(birds chirping)

Hey.

(water ripples)

(water splashes)

Stop!

(Elise hums playfully)

(laughs)

You like it.

Yeah.

Yeah! (chuckles)

(awkward chuckle)

Yeah, I like that

one. The color's pretty.

Are you filming me?

Mm-hmm.

Stop!

Why, you look pretty.

(sharp exhale) I don't feel pretty.

You should, you look great right now.

Even without lipstick.

Thanks.

I had this crazy

dream last night that like,

I could control everything

but like, not really control

my dream, but kind of.

And it was like I had a remote control

for it so I could like-

- Ooh cool.

Yeah, like pause it or

go forward or back.

But in the dream we were

buying a house together

and it was really fun

and we would like pause

and then like go forward to

see how we should decorate it.

And then come back to like

a long time ago when we

found like the perfect chair

or something at a thrift

store that we didn't buy

and then we bought it.

So...

And we bought it in the dream?

Mm-hmm.

That would be awesome.

I wish we could pause it right now.

This would be a good time to pause it.

(birds chirping)

What time does your train leave?

In a few hours.

It's not the pack.

(chuckles) Do you need me to drive you?

I can give you a ride

if you need it.

(plane flies overhead)

(train pulls in)

(indistinct chatter)

Hey Shannon, it's me.

I am outside of your

apartment building I think.

I guess just let me know when you get this.

Okay, I'll see you soon, bye.

(indistinct chatter) (laughter)

Now with that attitude.

All right, big boy.

(car beeps)

(dog barks)

- Hey!

- Hey!

- It's good to see you.

- You too.

Sorry, my class got out late.

Oh, it's okay. No worries.

Let's get your stuff inside.

Okay.

(door closes)

- Oh, it's so cute.

- Thanks.

Super expensive, but I love it.

Oh, you can set your

stuff in that little room.

Oh cool. Thanks.

Who's that guy?

Oh, this is Liam.

- He's cute.

- Yeah, he's a sweetie.

So how are you?

I'm good.

I'm really tired from

that train ride. I'm good.

Excited to get away from

Salt Lake for a little bit.

Yeah, that makes sense.

I could use a vacation too.

- Feels really good.

- Good.

[Elise] Are you still in school?

Yeah, I actually just

got an internship, so.

Wow. Awesome, congratulations.

[Shannon] Thank you.

Yeah, it's not paid but my,

my family's going to help me out

so I can focus and stuff.

Wow, that's so nice. That's great.

Super nice.

[Shannon] What about

you? Are you still in school?

Um... not really.

I am taking a very long break,

possibly just a break forever.

But I don't know, I just have

a hard time like justifying

paying so much money for like a film degree

that won't really do anything for me

unless I actually just go

out and you know, do it.

So it's like why am I paying

money? I could just do it.

So... Yeah, school is expensive.

That makes sense.

Yeah.

[Shannon] So are you going to like

see your mom and brother?

Yeah. Yeah, I'll definitely

see my brother probably

sometime tomorrow I think.

- Cool.

- Yeah.

But I don't really know.

I might see my mom. Maybe not.

We haven't really been

talking at all lately, so.

But I mostly came to

see you and my brother.

Cool. I saw your brother

the other day actually.

- Really?

- Yeah.

Cool. That's funny.

Yeah, it was super

awkward though. (chuckles)

Yeah, he, he can be that way.

He's kind of the worst sometimes.

Yeah. We just kind

of like made eye contact

and then didn't really say anything.

Yep, that's about right.

Sorry, don't take it personally.

That's all him.

- I didn't.

- Cool.

[Shannon] So are you hungry?

You know, I'm not actually that hungry.

I had a really bad sandwich,

like a veggie sandwich on the train,

but I would be down to go

out later and get some food.

[Shannon] Okay. Yeah. Do

you know where you want to go?

I could go, I could go anywhere.

I could go to a diner.

Could go get like real

kind of fancy food too

if you wanted like at like

Watercourse or something.

[Shannon] Yeah, that

would be fun. Totally.

There's a lot of new restaurants too, so.

Cool, yeah, I would be

down to see what all the,

all the noise is about.

[Shannon] (chuckles) Yeah. Cool.

Do you want some coffee or water?

Oh, water would be great. Okay.

Hi kitty.

How's it going?

You're so cute and fluffy.

- Here you go.

- Oh thanks.

- Yeah.

- How old is Liam?

Oh he is four.

- He's cute.

- Yeah, he's a sweetie.

He's like the size of

my two cats combined.

Oh, you have two cats?

Yeah, but they're babies.

They're not even like a year old yet.

We thought that one of 'em was a boy.

We thought they were brother and sister

and then we took them to get fixed

and we found out that

they were just two sisters.

- Oh yeah.

- It was really funny.

Bye! See you later!

- He's cute though.

- Yeah.

(phone beeps)

(indistinct distant chatter)

Oh, I feel like they always do that too.

I mean, I'm the new guy I guess.

They just dump all this sh*t on me.

- Yeah.

- I mean

now my name's gonna be on something

that's kind of like gonna be half-assed.

They're gonna have to have licence three

'cause I have a day left to do it, so.

Yeah. Do you have to go back?

Yeah, definitely. I'm gonna

have to, to stay late tonight.

- Oh this is Elise by the way.

- Hi.

- Alan.

- I'm Alan.

- Nice to meet you.

- You too.

She's visiting from Salt Lake.

Oh right. Well...

I guess I should get back to work.

I've got a lot, a lot to do, so.

[Shannon] Are you

going to the party tonight?

[Alan] Yeah, I'll be there.

I just have to finish

some stuff up at work.

I might be kinda late so.

- Okay, cool.

- We'll see you though.

- Alright.

- It was good to meet you.

Yeah, you too.

[Alan] I guess I'll see you tonight

and good luck on your test.

[Shannon] Thank you. I'll see you.

(door closes)

So you have a test today?

Yeah, I couldn't really get out of it

so, but it shouldn't take too long.

Like I'll be back and stuff so.

Oh yeah. Okay.

You can make yourself at home.

Cool. Thanks.

What was that about a party or something?

Yeah, so Alan, he has some friends

that are throwing a party

tonight if you wanna go.

It should be pretty fun.

Okay. Yeah...

I'll think about it.

Okay, cool.

Yeah, it's like a little bit

after I get back so we can like

get dinner and go if you want.

Cool. Yeah. Yeah, I'll think about it.

He seems nice.

Thanks. He's cool.

(ethereal music)

(ball bounces in distance)

(ethereal music continues)

(ball bounces in distance)

(indistinct chatter)

Oh yeah, we went to Milk Bar

and this guy was like following her around

and being super, I mean he wasn't creepy

but he's just-

- Odd.

- Odd, yeah. (laughs)

Very strange.

Which is hard to do at Milk Bar,

but she like gave me the

face and I was like, "Come on!"

She, yeah, just found this

random person off of Craigslist

and then got them to come

and didn't really vet 'em properly-

- And they just left?

Yeah. Didn't even tell her at all.

Wait, how long they been gone?

Just like trashed-

- We don't even know. We don't even know.

We don't even know what happened.

Like she went there

because she's trying to get out

of her other place

'cause she doesn't like

those roommates either.

So she's doing the same thing again?

Yeah. So she's pretty

much doing the same thing.

They're doing a better

job with the vetting process.

- She gonna sublet to them?

- Yeah, she's gonna sublet

her new place as well.

No, get in, get in!

This is warmer than clean water.

Sit down!

(laughs) It's fine!

I hate you.

I split my knee.

I met Elise in school.

Earliest memory, Easter...

We're hanging out hunting for eggs.

We have purple Peeps. Was it purple?

Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Okay, so we're hunting

for eggs. Big pile of eggs.

The grand prize, six eggs at once.

Elise here, throws up completely,

just vomits all over the eggs.

I know. And that's, I mean,

you're still making movies, right?

Yeah, yeah, uh-huh.

And you're living in Salt Lake?

- Yeah, I am. I am.

- She vomits all over the eggs

and no one really wins.

And it was, I mean that was my

third grade Easter experience.

But I'm sure you're doing

well in what, Salt Lake?

- Yeah. Yeah.

- Great.

Thank you. I'm gonna,

I'm gonna get another beer.

- They're over there.

- Okay. Thank you.

So good seeing you.

Thank you. Anyway.

(indistinct chatter)

Hey, how's it going?

(clears throat) Good.

Nice. My name's John.

Nice to meet you. I'm Elise.

Nice. Cool.

This is my place so make yourself at home.

Thanks. No, thank

thanks for having us over.

That's a really nice...

Yeah, if you drink too much

or anything, feel free to stay.

I've got a really comfortable bed.

I sleep on the couch usually, so.

Thank you.

That is so nice. But I'm

staying with Shannon.

Okay.

- So I think I'm good.

- Cool.

Oh man, I gotta go to

the bathroom. I'll be back.

You looked a little low there.

Yeah, my, my, my bed's really comfortable.

It's a Tempur-Pedic.

Thank you. Have a good night.

(soft music plays in distance)

[Elise] It's like so close to being good

and then it's just like, ah!

That pool was funny.

Yeah?

Sorry that got weird for a bit.

Oh, that's okay.

I don't know.

He seemed pretty harmless.

- Yeah...

- But I guess

I'm just learning that a lot

of people are like kind

of shitty in the world.

Not that, not that he is shitty

but like, I don't know,

just in general, can't really

trust everyone all the time.

[Shannon] Yeah. What makes you say that?

I don't know. Just...

I don't know, I guess I

don't really know how to

describe it, but.

[Video] ...To your face.

And I know that I'll never have that back.

I'll never have that back dude.

And it's like she made me feel like...

I hate you. I don't know like, ah,

she made me feel like I could fly, dude.

- With?

- Yeah.

She made me feel like I could just like,

I could achieve anything I like wanted to.

- That's what it feels like.

- And you know,

I've been looking for

like something that's like-

- It feels like when you're in

a healthy relationship, bud.

Dude, I don't need

you telling me that stuff

and I, I could drop you.

He keeps looking on my neck really weird.

Mm.

So there's like, you know,

just have to crack it, I don't know why.

Thumbs me all the time too.

Tossing and turning lately.

Do you have school today?

Um... no, not today.

I been working on some stuff though,

what, what, do you know

what you're doing today?

I don't know, I might go see my brother

but I know I might just hang out.

Go see all the stuff that I

haven't seen in a long time.

Yeah. (chuckles) Smart.

Ah, spicy.

Sorry.

No it's good. I put hot sauce on it.

Oh.

I like it spicy so I don't think about it.

No, it's good.

- What are you drinking?

- Some Bulleit Rye.

[Elise] Can I try?

Are you 21 yet?

You're not, so no, (chuckles)

you can't.

When did you get in town?

- Yesterday.

- Yeah?

You weren't gonna call before

and let me know you were coming?

Just show up on my doorstep?

Mm-hmm. (chuckles)

[Brother] Alright.

It worked. (laughs)

[Brother] You're lucky I didn't go

with Kate shopping today, so.

I guess so. (chuckles)

[Brother] You're gonna

be here a little while?

You gonna...

No, I'm, I'm heading

back to Salt Lake like

tomorrow I guess.

- All right.

- Just stopping,

saying hi to Shannon.

Taking a break from

reality and stuff for a little bit.

What are you doing?

Just like, do you need anything?

Do you need any money or something?

[Elise] No, I'm good.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

You're just showing up on my doorstep,

randomly? (chuckles)

[Elise] Well I thought,

I mean I was in town

to visit Shannon.

I thought it would be nice

if I came and said hi to you

'cause that's like the nice thing to do.

So yeah.

I mean if you need

money, it's fine. I mean-

- [Elise] I don't need

money. I'm fine, thank you.

[Brother] Alright.

I mean, are are you

still, are you still working?

Are you at that co-op still?

No, not right now.

(softly) I didn't want to.

[Brother] What happened with that?

My boss was a jerk.

[Brother] Your boss was a jerk? (scoffs)

Yeah. (chuckles)

[Brother] I mean I

guess I understand that

but sometimes you just need

to power through those things,

you know, so you can get

to the next level in your life.

Maybe go back and finish

your film degree or something.

Yeah, I guess so. I don't know.

I'll do what I think is right for me, so...

[Brother] Me and Kate are

doing really well right now too.

So you know, if you need

help going back to school,

you know, maybe we can get you in there

and like, I don't know,

maybe you can get out

and like make commercials

or something, you know?

It's okay. I don't really

wanna make commercials.

[Brother] It's good money.

You can at least like

help that, like help use that

to like fund your like more

weird sh*t you like to do.

Yeah, I don't know. I'll think about it.

[Brother] Well let me know.

You know, I'm here for

you if you need me, so.

Does mom know you're here?

- No.

- Are you gonna see her?

- I don't think so.

- Why?

I don't know.

I just didn't really feel

like putting myself in

that position of like being

like really upset because

you know, I don't know.

I just knew that she's

gonna like be angry with me

so I might as well just

avoid her being angry

with me altogether.

[Brother] Well, should at least call her

'cause she's worried about you.

(sighs) She's not worried

about me. She doesn't care.

[Brother] I feel like

you kind of ignore us

and you know, family is

the most important thing and

we care about you and we

wanna make sure you're all right.

Okay?

I'm fine though.

If you cared about me, you

would have faith in the fact

that I am able to take care

of myself and if I need help,

I'll find a way to get help.

[Brother] Yeah, but you

can't take care of yourself.

You can't even keep a job down.

You didn't even finish school.

How does that mean I'm not

taking care of myself though?

[Brother] What are we

supposed to think when you're like

just off, like doing whatever you want

and like we're sitting back here worried

that like if you're gonna pay your rent

or if you're getting enough

food to eat, you know?

Well I'll be able to figure

that out. I don't need help.

If she cared about me, she

would just ask me what I'm doing.

Like that I actually care about not just

what she thinks is right for

me 'cause it's very different.

[Brother] Well I still

think you should call her.

Just let her know you're here.

I mean you'll do it anyway.

[Brother] She's not far from there.

You could stop by there. I

can ask her to come here.

We can have dinner together or something.

No, that's okay. I

have plans tonight, so.

[Brother] All right.

I don't know what to say then.

Here, I'm gonna give you some money.

I know you said you don't need it,

but we have plenty right now.

We're doing fine. So let

me do this for you, okay?

I wanna make sure you're all right.

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It is just weird now 'cause he's like

what his thirties I guess

or about to be or is.

I don't even know how old he is now.

Just feels like he's

been that age for, forever.

He went from being

like a stoner kid to being

a shitty bummer adult.

I guess that's kind of how it goes though.

Like there's just one day

where it switches in the mirror.

It feels like, I don't know,

like you, me and Leah

and Carly all hanging

out was like yesterday,

but now it's kind of not,

it seems pretty far away.

- Mm-hmm.

- I guess it'll probably

just keep getting farther away too.

Definitely wish I could go

back when it was easier.

I'm thinking a lot about your old,

like your, your, was he

your dad's sister, I think?

Your mom's sister, your dad's sister

who had the house at Telluride.

You would go up there

for the music festivals.

[Shannon] Yeah.

And thinking about that, like

just going back to

there

and like dancing at the festivals

and I don't know.

It was just so fun and relaxing.

It was great.

We were actually looking through pictures

from when we went up there,

my mom and I, when I saw her last

and they were so funny.

They were super cute.

We were like not that much,

you know, like we weren't

that young, but we

used to look like babies.

So tiny. (both giggle)

Little babies.

That's crazy.

I really love that house.

Maybe next time I come back we can try

and like plan a trip for us to go up there,

go on hikes and stuff.

Sounds nice.

Yeah, my parents actually sold it.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- Sucks.

- Sucks a lot.

[Shannon] I told my mom,

you're in town, actually.

- Really?

- Yeah.

She said hi.

She was bummed she couldn't see you.

Give her a big hug and kiss

for me next time you see her.

- Thanks.

- I miss her.

She was the best mom I never had.

[Shannon] (giggles) I

know, you were always over.

She'd make us food.

Yeah, she was a good mom.

You always had the best lunches at school.

That's how you can tell a

good mom if they make you

a good sack lunch.

That's cool.

- Tell her I miss her.

- Okay.

(bag zips up)

(dishes clatter)

Ah, thanks.

(door shuts)

(indistinct)

- Um, no.

The train made it fun.

Yeah. It should be pretty painless.

Yeah. Pretty fun.

Well, thanks for letting me stay with you.

Yeah, of course. Anytime.

Cool.

See you later. (chuckles)

- Bye.

- Bye.

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(shower pours)

(birds chirping)

Yeah, he kind of can do that.

Like mac and cheese.

I've been thinking about

maybe eating meat again,

I don't know.

I like, my morals are kind

of telling me that's bad,

but then also my stomach is like, a steak

sounds kind of good sometimes.

Yeah, it's just kind of heavy sometimes.

I don't know, I'll eat meat

and I'm just like, "Whoa, this is good."

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