Life Unexpected (2010–2011): Season 2, Episode 9 - Homecoming Crashed - full transcript

Baze and Emma attempt to sign a high-profile client, Candy, who only has eyes for Baze. Lux goes to her homecoming dance hoping to see Eric but the evening takes an ugly turn for the worse....

Previously on the life unexpected.

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You seem to forget I'm your boss.

This is my son Sam.

Sam hasn't lived with me

since he was 11.

His dad dropped him off
at my doorstep yesterday.

Figuring out why you both chose

to do what you did

will allow the relationship
to move forward.



Why did you agree to marry Ryan?

I don't know. Um...

Would you both consider
a little time apart?

It might give Cate the
emotional space she needs.

Ryan.

You still owe me one.

I see you've met Mr. Daniels.

You're a...

Teacher.

Lux, have you ever been tested
for a learning disability?

What?

Because I think that you might have one.

If Cate and Baze find out

that Eric and I were
in a hotel last night.



Tash, he could lose his job.

Okay. You guys, we're serious.

Wait. I actually stayed at that hotel.

You messed up

big time. I really hope
that it was worth it.

Yeah, me, too.

Good morning, Portland.

Now, for those of you just joining us,

we are trying to get to the
bottom of Kelly's issues.

I don't have any issues, Ryan.

You have issues.

Come on, Kelly. You know
what I'm talking about.

You were on your book tour.

For my current bestseller,

you can't have it all.

In a different city,

in a different hotel every weekend

for the last two months.

And yet you still manage to not get laid.

Stop talking about my sex life.

Yeah, well, stop talking
about my marriage.

What marriage?

All right. We'll be right
back with more morning madness

after this.

Is Ryan getting moodier?

It's like he's turning into you.

Okay. So.

You and Kelly. You really
seem to be getting along.

Yeah. About as well as you and I.

Yeah, yeah. How's Baze's?

Aside from the fact that the
place smells like burnt beer...

It's fine.

You know you didn't
have to move in with him.

He owed me one.

In fact, he owed me 100.

And you wanted space,
so... yeah, well, you said

you married me because your ex-girlfriend

didn't want to marry you.

Okay, Cate, you're
oversimplifying what I said.

I hate when you do that.

Look, at least I tried
to give an honest answer.

Any chance you figured
out why you married me?

Yeah.

Better keep working on that.

Tomorrow night is homecoming.
Better "bee" there.

I see you found a legal
way to graffiti the place.

T, I'm-I'm sorry.

Sorry enough to fess up to
Cate about you and Minnesota?

Look, I appreciate what you did

covering for us.

I don't.

Because of your island vacation with Eric,

I don't get to go to
homecoming with Jones.

Wait. What?

He asked me but Cate won't
let me go 'cause I'm grounded.

All right, let me talk to her.

Maybe... maybe I can promise
her that if I go with you

then you won't get into trouble.

As if you're the poster
child for responsibility.

I will convince her.

Come on.

Okay, I want to make it up to you.

It's not like I have a date.

Yeah, the downside of dating.

Lux.

Your parents are here.

Teacher.

As you know, Ms. Jennings and I

have been trying to figure out

what's holding Lux back in school.

There's a condition called dysgraphia.

It's an inability to
express thoughts in writing.

Oh. Well, I have that.

You know the term "buck naked"?

I always write down "butt naked."

Which isn't really wrong,
because butts are naked.

Well, you can see how she
struggles to complete sentences.

Thoughts get jumbled.

Words are illegible.

At a glance it just looks
like poor penmanship,

but it's actually

a neurological disability.

Oh, so, what, she was born with this?

Did one of us give it to her?

Well, in looking at Lux's file,

Mr. Daniels noticed that
her handwriting was perfect

till seventh grade.

Well, I mean, the question is,

what changed?

You mean something caused this?

Well, we can't exactly answer that.

Maybe a neuro-physiologist could.

The school has someone

that they highly
recommend. And I called him,

and he could give her an mri tomorrow.

You can't say the teachers
at Westmonte don't care.

If possible, Lux should also start

working with a dysgraphia specialist.

It's an added expense, but...

Yeah.

Whatever it takes. Money's no problem.

Okay.

Well, I have a list of
contacts in the main office.

Why don't you come with me.

Stay here, okay?

Thank you.

Gosh, this is so...

Typical.

While every other teenager in the world

is getting ready for homecoming,

I will be getting my head examined.

I spent most of my life in hospitals.

I... I hate them.

I'll make a deal with you.

You go get that mri tomorrow,

and tomorrow night, I'll make you

a homecoming of our own.

Complete with spiked punch, bad music,

the whole nine.

You'd really do that for me?

Don't you get it by now, Lux?

For you, I'd do anything.

Hey. So I was...

Oh!

I was looking for your mom.

Sam, right?

The guy who was yelling about bus sex

outside of her condo, right?

So does your, does your mom know

that you're here? Are you kidding me?

She's the reason I'm here.

She's afraid if I stay home,
I'll burn the place down.

Hmm, that a valid concern.

Just happened to me, actually.

There was this bartender.
Her body was nuts.

Hey.

The cashews... I love cashews.

How's it going?

Here.

I warmed your seat for you.

Where are you going?

To get a soda, okay?

Relax. I'm not going to
rob the vending machine.

Hmm.

Did you see these?

The firm bought two tickets
to this charity cocktail gala.

It's at Candice Carter's house.

She has more money than God. Yeah.

"More money than God."

I know who she is.

She's been waffling between
Fenmore and Suntrust for months,

and I've tried signing her,

but she's a bitch billionaire

with a thing against women. So...

What does that mean? It means trash it.

There's no point in going.

Look, until I sort things out

with Sam's boarding
school, I'm stuck with him,

and I can't leave him
home alone that long.

Emma, he's 16 years old.

It's like a couple of
hours. It only takes him

a couple of seconds to
raid my medicine cabinet

and snort all my dexatrim.

I learned that the hard way.

All right, look...

Here's the thing.

I told you about Lux's mri.

Well, there's going to be

doctor bills and specialist people and...

I don't want to be the deadbeat dad

who can't pay for any of it.

So if I help land this client,

maybe I could share the bonus with you?

Come on.

Please.

I can even find something
to keep Sam occupied.

We'll go, we'll sign moneybags

and I will have you home
before Sam has a chance

to snort anything.

Fine, fine.

Okay, this is interesting. See there?

That tiny spot? It's evidence

that at some point that
small part of the brain

lost blood flow.

You suffered a stroke.

Kids don't have strokes.
Grandparents have strokes.

I see in Lux's files

she was born with a heart defect.

Mm-hmm. Which she had repaired.

I think there's a chance
this may be related.

Sometimes, after cardiac surgery,

a blood clot can develop in the heart.

And if there's trauma,

that clot could have broken off

and traveled up to the
brain, causing a stroke.

Lux, the pronounced change in your writing

in junior high, makes
me believe that this is

when this happened.

Do you remember anything
specific from that time?

Besides government cheese and
some minor shoplifting, no.

Did you play any sports
where you may have been

knocked in the chest? Do
you recall any injuries?

Uh, no, no, nothing.

You two don't remember anything?

Perhaps a call

from the school nurse?

She was still in foster care, so, um...

Where were you living then?

Um... at sunnyvale.

And nothing happened?

Just take a second and think.

I don't remember anything.

I'm sorry.

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there's something that she's not saying.

Well, we can't press her, Cate.

No, I'm supposed to
press her. I'm her mom.

I'm supposed to know things and I don't.

Whatever happened, we can't change it.

So what matters now is that
we figure this thing out

and we're here to take care of it.

I know. You're right.

I just don't know my kid,

I don't know why I married my husband.

I feel like I've just suddenly woken up

in someone else's life.

Here you go.

Um, so this is going to be covered, right,

like by our insurance?

You can try submitting it after you pay,

but I wouldn't hold my breath.

I'm doing this. No, Baze, I got it.

You can't afford it. I'm on
the verge of a huge bonus.

Put your card away. I got it.

Cate, I'm her dad, okay?

And that's what dads do... they provide.

So you want to worry about the past, okay,

and that's your thing,

but I want to take care of
what's happening right now.

It's just a lot to process, Lux.

You had a stroke in seventh grade,

but now you're fine?

Yes, the doctor said
I'm fine, so it's fine.

You sure?

Because that's really scary, Lux.

Okay, all right, let's
focus on homecoming.

How high school is this dress?

Well, since you're going

to a high school dance, allegedly,

I'd say it's a very fitting disguise.

Wow, Eric is going all out.

Thank you for letting
us use your place, Tasha.

He didn't tell me his plan
included pink balloons.

And crepe paper.

If Cate finds out, I'm
gonna lose my apartment.

You know that, right?

Don't worry. I'm gonna go to
the dance with you and Jones,

and then I'll be back before they

hand out the p

thank you for checking.

I'll just, I'll call when she's back. Bye.

Hey. Oh, look at you guys!

Lux, that dress is adorable.

It's totally high school.

I'm changing.

Here, try this one.

Yellow?

Yes, yellow!

Lux, you know, I was just trying to find

your medical records
from junior high school.

And, um, fern's out of town,

so I called sunnyvale, but nothing.

Sunnyvale only keeps records

from when you actually lived there.

I thought you were
living at sunnyvale then.

I was.

Sorry. I was thinking about me.

I'll get it.

What was that about?

What? Oh, nothing.

Tasha...

For Lux's sake, if you know something...

I don't.

But, um, I can give you the address

of someone who might.

Coming.

Hi. Hi!

How are you?

Uh, hi.

Lux...

You remember Emma.

Well, this, um,

this is her son Sam.

You have a son?

Long story.

Sam, Lux.

It's a longer story.

But good news.

You have a date for homecoming.

What?

Yeah. Well, Cate told
me you were going alone.

Well, now you don't have to.

Do you remember when you were the new kid

on the block, how good it felt

when all the other kids,
they reached out to you?

No, because they didn't.

It's a lot to ask, yeah.

I know... no, Baze.

But listen, listen.

I need this, okay?

He needs this.

Just think of it like it's a good deed.

You know, like when you donate your hair

or you hang out with old people.

Okay. It makes you feel good inside, Lux.

Okay, you know what?

You're gonna be there anyway, right?

Hmm? So, what's the difference?

Fine.

Fine, fine. Thanks,
thanks. You're the best.

All right.

Okay, you have nothing to worry about

because Lux is a super
responsible kid, okay?

Have fun, kids.

Bye.

Well...

I guess we'll just...

Have to make the best out of this.

Agreed.

Mind if I peruse your
mom's medicine cabinet?

I can't believe you got me this.

Jones takes all the new
girls to their first dance.

Oh, what a guy.

Hey, do you got any bud?

Uh, no. I don't do drugs, man.

Oh, wow. I didn't think

you could possibly be even
lamer than you look. Congrats.

I really hope Baze is paying
you to babysit his ass.

Great smiles. Oh, you look beautiful.

Uh, you know what, guys? Go ahead.

I'm just gonna make a
quick phone call to someone.

Oh. I'll wait here for you.

Since you're my babysitter

and all, you probably shouldn't

let me out of your sight, right?

Never mind.

Forget it.

There she is.

Whoa.

Her family's money comes

from taking large equity stakes

in oil explorate Bazile.

They made their fortune by taking risks,

so don't be shy in taking some now. Okay.

Let's not bore her by
talking fixed income.

All right, you got it.

Don't be boring.

Candy, lovely party.

Amy, right?

Emma... bradshaw.

And this is Nate Bazile. Hi.

Hi. How are you?

Thank you for having us. Sure.

That is a cool piano.

I bet you've had a lot fun on that thing.

Excuse me?

I meant playing it.

Well, I don't play. I mean, I wish I did.

Because this guy that
my assistant hired is

boring my pants off.

Um, I used to have a piano.

It burned up when my bar burned down.

So I don't have one anymore.

Really?

So, candy, it's, it's wonderful to see

how invested you are in charity,

how much you've given.

Are you any good?

Well, my repertoire is not
what you would call classy,

but I mean, if you want...

I like "not classy."

Eyes eyes baby, hmm

eyes eyes baby, hmm

eyes eyes baby

hey, Eric, it's me.

Um, I need you to call me
back as soon as you get this.

I'm so sorry, but I'm not gonna
be able to make it tonight.

What, are you stalking me now?

What's with all the secretive phone calls?

Relax, cinderella.

Sorry I crashed your ball.

But the good news is...

I found a hook-up.

What?

Minnesota? What does that mean?

Is the whole state calling you?

Hello.

Hey, um, sorry, I-I can't really talk,

but I'm stuck at homecoming...

Who's that, your boyfriend?

No one.

Yeah, yeah, can I just call you later?

Okay, all right. Bye.

So that's why you're pissed off, huh?

You were gonna ditch the dance

to go sneak off with your boyfriend,

but instead you got stuck here with me?

Here, take a hit.

Maybe it'll help retract your claws.

You know what? Screw you
and your stupid joint!

Lux?

Hi. Can I help you?

Yeah, I'm looking for
some information on a child

that you fostered a few years ago.

Whatever you want should be on file.

Caseworkers are supposed
to go through the state.

Oh, no. I'm sorry.

I'm not a caseworker.

I'm Lux Cassidy's mom.

They don't know exactly what happened;

what triggered the disability.

Yeah, that's what I'm trying to find out.

Uh, the doctor thinks it could've been

from some sort of physical trauma.

A car accident?

Anything that was jarring or violent.

Did you ask Lux about it?

Yeah, I did,

but, um, you know, she
didn't want to talk about it.

Which made me worry even more.

In fact, she told me that she was

living at sunnyvale in junior high.

But tasha... her best friend...

told me that Lux was living here.

Oh, I see.

Did Lux tell you that Tasha
was living here recently?

That I was fostering her?

That the two of them graffitied my house?

What? No.

Lux said that the family
that Tasha was living with

changed their mind

and they didn't want her.

And I'm sure if you ask
Lux about her time here,

she'd say the same thing, but
my husband and I wanted Lux

just as much as we wanted Tasha.

More.

Lux...

She was like a daughter to me.

Yay!

All right, we're done with this.

I can't believe that
people actually tipped me.

Oh, come on. You're worth it.

Your rendition of the wu
tang clan was masterful.

It is a gift.

Um, you know what?

I would like to give this to the charity.

That's amazing. All... hmm... $17.

This is very generous. Thank you.

Uh, well, you know, every dollar counts.

That is the original
mantra of investing...

Which we should probably talk about,

which is why I'm here

we don't need to.

Look, I read that portfolio
that Amy sent over.

It's very impressive.

And I would've signed
with Fenmore a while ago,

if her skinny ass hadn't kept trying

to shove it down my throat.

See, I don't know what it is about her.

She just has this aggression,
like she hates women.

All right, well, if you

sign with Fenmore, you will
also be signing with me.

And I can assure you, I don't hate women.

I'll come by the office on Monday.

All right.

Awesome.

Okay.

That's it, we're leaving.

Uh... wow.

Okay. We're leaving.

Okay. Awesome. Thank you.

Thank you for saving my party.

My-my pleasure.

See you Monday. Bye-bye.

Ah, she agreed to sign.

I don't care what she agreed to do.

Flying off solo, flirting,

staring at fake boobs... that
is not how we do business!

Whoa.

W-why not?

It worked, didn't it, Amy?

Okay, all right. You're upset.

I see that. But you didn't even
want this client, all right?

This was my idea. And you know how much

I need this bonus, for Lux.

Oh... so all that inappropriateness,

that was for Lux?

'Cause whoring yourself out
really is a great way to parent.

All right.

It's better than shipping your
kid off to a boarding school

because you clearly don't
know how to deal with him.

You know what, I would spend

a little more time getting to know my kid

before you start giving me advice on mine.

I just can't believe this.

I mean, this is all
from when Lux lived here?

This is my favorite.

It's from my birthday.

She doesn't even call me mom.

You know, Cate, there may be a reason

why Lux never told you
she was living here.

There was a violent incident.

It's just...

The one who was violent was Lux.

What?

She was fine when she first came here.

And I was always trying to
make up for the life she led

before she got to me.

But... it was like

I could never do enough for her.

The harder I tried to connect to her,

the more she lashed out at me.

What do you mean "lashed out"?

She hit my husband.

She hurt him badly.

She told lie upon lie...

And, I mean, sounds like she still does.

There's nothing worse

than not being able to trust
the people that you love.

I'm-I'm sorry.

Hello.

It wasn't me.

I-I wasn't the one who was smoking.

Thanks for the solidarity.

I only took his joint to put it out.

Go wait in the car.

I want to talk to Lux.

What?!

You just gave a total
pothead your car keys.

Who is this?

Did you go through my stuff?

I went to Valerie's.

Tasha gave me the address.

What?

I know everything.

I know that Tasha lived there.

I know what you guys did
to get her kicked out.

I know what happened when
you were living there.

And what did Valerie tell you?

That you pushed them away.

You know, that you were violent with them,

that you hit her husband,

that you were lying constantly.

All of this time, you have
said that nobody wanted you,

that you were all alone.

And I went over there, and
I saw cards and pictures

and letters.

Valerie... I mean, she-she wanted you.

She loved you, Lux.

And you believed her?

You only knew her for,
what, like, two seconds?

I'm not saying that I believe her,

I am just saying that I
don't know what to believe.

Because every time I turn
around, you are lying to me.

I just want to know the truth.

You know, whatever it is,
if you could just tell me.

Well, it seems like

you've already got the truth from Valerie.

This is insane, right?

Homecoming court?

I feel like we're in a John Hughes film,

in a very, very good way.

You look cute in a tiara.

Come on.

Hey, Lux, look, it's homecoming court.

Can you believe it?

Lux. Lux.

Lux, wait.

You told Cate.

You told her about Valerie.

Lux, Cate was worried about you.

Okay? And I'm worried about you.

And she knew that you
were hiding something.

And you are, right?

That's why you didn't
want me living there.

She told Cate that it was me.

That I was the one who hurt them,

which is total crap, okay?

They hurt me.

Valerie knows exactly what happened.

Lux, wait!

Wait. Talk to me, please!

Get out of the car.

What? No.

Get out of the damn car!

I'm not getting out of the car
till your mom takes me home.

Fine.

You know you can't drive, right?

Whoa, you don't, you don't have a license?

Where the hell are we?
You need to take me home.

Wait here.

I'm not waiting in the car.

You wanted to stay in the
car, so stay in the stupid car!

Why are we here, Lux?

What are you doing?

Lux.

I'm the violent one?

That's what you told Cate?

Lux... I can't even believe you.

I finally have a real
mom, and what do you do?

You-you sabotage it!

God, you haven't screwed
me enough already?

You have to screw me over again?

You should go.

This is the reason it didn't work out.

Oh, I'm the reason?

I'm the problem?

Yeah, I hit your stupid-ass husband,

but what about what he did to me?

I didn't just

push myself down a flight of stairs!

I didn't just punch myself in the chest!

I think you're confused
and you're troubled,

just like you were when you lived here.

What the hell?!

You think you can just show up here

and yell at my wife? Trey...

This isn't about you.

Get off my property.

Get the hell off my property.

Get away from her!

Stay away from me.

Stay away from my family!

You hear me?

Lux, run.

Trey? Trey?

The car, Lux... start
the car, start the car.

Okay, I will, I will!

What the hell was that?! We're fine.

Just go. No, we're not.

You just hit a guy with
a shovel! Sam, shut up!

Somebody!

Let me out of the car.

Let me out of the car!

Sam, shut up!

Lux, I'm sorry. What was I supposed to do?

I don't know!

Not hit him over the head with a shovel!

I mean, he was moving, right?

I know he was moving.

He was fine. Right.

Lux, he wouldn't let you go.

He was hurting you. Yeah, no...

what if they call the cops or what if

you get sent back to juvie, Tasha?!

Back to juvie?

You've been in juvie?

This-this is crazy. Sam!

Look, Sam, I will let you

out of the car!

Just stop!

Just hold on!

Lux, Lux!

Hey, you.

Ryan, I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry, I just... whoa, wait, wait.

Lux, hold on. Just calm-calm down.

I don't know where we are.

Can you just get me,
please? Yeah. No, look...

okay, look, no, just stay there.

No, as long as you're okay.

All right, look, I'm on my way.

You know, I didn't even want to be here!

This is seriously screwed
up, Lux, you know that?!

Lux...

I'm sorry.

Lux, I don't know what happened, okay?

But whatever those people did to you,

whatever I did, I am so sorry.

No one can know what happened tonight, t.

Promise.

Okay, I promise.

Yeah, just hurry, okay?

Thanks.

Um, okay, so that was Ryan.

Lux called him, and, um,

they're on their way over, but...

Um, apparently, she crashed my car.

Oh, I cannot believe this.

I guess I'll be bumming rides

from you for a little while now

no, I understand.

What happened to your kid
being the responsible one

and that Sam would be safe with her?

Um, I thought that he would be.

This-this isn't, this isn't like Lux.

I don't know.

Maybe it is.

I just feel like there is

a lot about her that we don't know, Baze.

Good to know I'm not the only one

who doesn't know between us.

Ryan, thank you.

Wait, where's Tasha?

I took her home.

She's okay.

Your car is definitely not.

It's okay. I don't
really care about my car.

I just...

I care about

what is going on between us.

Hey... let go of me!

What is going on?

You want to know what's going on?

Here's what's going on.

You can't figure out why everything is

so screwed up with you and Ryan,

so you're putting

all your neurotic,
psychotic attention on me,

and-and I don't want it.

Look, I just want to
understand what is going on,

because I want to help you.

There's nothing to understand, Cate.

Yes, there is.

Yes. I mean, you're...

You're just becoming this kid

that, that lies and steals my car,

you're cheating, I just feel like

I don't even know or trust you anymore.

I haven't... become this kid, Cate.

Isn't that what you want to hear?

That I was already like
this when, when you got me,

that-that this isn't your fault?

Lux didn't steal the car.

I-I did.

What?

She's just trying to protect me, you know?

I'm the one who took it.

I was already in trouble, and

I wanted to get out of there,

and Lux and Tasha tried to stop me, but...

When I wouldn't, they got in.

I'm sorry I crashed your car,

but you can lay off Lux, all right?

I'm sure my mom will confirm it.

The only screwup here is me.

How's Lux?

Honestly, I... I don't know.

Well, she'll talk to
you, Cate. Eventually.

The answers that you need,
they'll, they'll come.

I know.

I know, now, why I married you.

I mean, yeah, I loved you.

I wanted to be with you, but...

I wasn't really looking to get married.

You know, I didn't need
that to be with you.

And I-I remember sitting
here, in this booth,

the day after Lux found me.

You asked me to marry you.

Mm-hmm.

I didn't think that I
could do it on my own.

I just, I didn't think that
I could take care of her.

I knew that I couldn't rely on Baze,

so I relied on you.

I did then, and I... I still do.

I mean, Ryan, I mean...

you are the one that
she called last night.

She didn't call me or Baze.

You know, that means something.

We both need you. I mean, I need you.

Look, I will always be there for Lux.

But I don't want that to be the reason

why you and I stay married.

We are going to find our own reasons.

You know, we... we are
going to find our way back.

We're going to figure this out, right?

Yeah, we'll figure it out.

Hey.

You alone?

I dropped Sam off at school.

Oh, don't worry, not boarding school.

I didn't ship him off again.

Okay.

Um...

I was way out of line the other night.

There's so much I missed with Lux.

There was so much I wasn't
there for, that I kind of...

I don't know, I overreacted.

Trying to make up for it.

So everything I said to you,

I should have been yelling at myself.

If we're being... completely honest,

I was jealous... okay?

Of, um, me and candy?

No. That was just incredibly annoying.

I'm jealous at how easy
everything seems for you.

I mean, whether it's you

waltzing into a room and
signing a client, or...

Becoming a parent overnight,

and having a relationship with your kid

that I would kill to have with mine.

I don't... I don't know
how to make my kid like me.

And it's a horrible thing to admit,

but I... I don't know how to like my kid.

You know that you are
not alone in this, Emma.

And I know there's some
good in there. In Sam.

Well, seriously, I will give you

all of Candy's

if you could just help me find it.

You know, okay, fine. Half.

Fine, yeah.

Deal.

Sorry I didn't make it the other night.

It's okay, I don't care about that.

I care about the mri.

What did the doctor say?

Oh, uh, nothing... just a bunch

of technical, m

but it's fine.

And I start with the specialist
tutor guy next week, so...

Third one's the charm, right?

Cinderella!

Um... what-what are you doing here?

My mom enrolled me.

Unfortunately.

Oh! Um...

This is Mr. Daniels, one
of our English teachers.

Sam.

I figured I'd see you today.

Found this online this morning.

Local news.

Oh, what's that?

Oh, um... nothing, I... Sam
just moved here from Madison,

and I was telling him that Portland

is much safer, so I guess he was just...

pointing out that you're never
as safe as you think you are.

Yeah.

No. So you're from, uh, Wisconsin?

I was at boarding school there.

Ah. Minnesota.

We're practically neighbors.

Huh.

Minnesota.

I gotta go.

Hey, welcome to Westmonte, Sam.

I think... I'm gonna like it here.