The Omnipotence of Dreams Page #2

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- Yeah.

- Well, I had to watch

the super bowl, so I said,

"Look, I have this new

(thunder rumbles)

(mumbles), right?

Stereo sound and new

(mumbles) with keg and taps.

Eric and his wife, his new wife, actually,

Jessica were gonna come

over and watch the game.

You should see Jessica.

Whoa (laughs)!

Whatever happened to his first wife?

Remember, she got that skin disease.

Well yeah, I remember now.

Right after that Christmas

party, he filed for divorce.

Yes (laughs).

Eric and his wife were

standing at the punch bowl

when the boss's wife said,

"Don't let anything fall in!"

Did she think it was going

to fall in or something?

(laughs) it was ugly.

What, the situation?

No, his wife's face.

(laughter)

But anyway, his new wife is the knockout.

Now where was I?.

Oh, oh, oh, so I tell my

dad, "Come over if you want."

you know, I'll stick him in

the car or someplace (mumbles)

or anything, put him in charge

of taking peoples' coats

when they arrive.

So anyway,

(fly buzzes)

there's a snowstorm and

he's driving my Lexus.

Wouldn't you know, he doesn't show.

Well, okay by me, but right

after two minute warning,

two minutes left in the game,

I get a phone call. From whom?

- The state police.

- The state police?

Oh!

(fly buzzes)

Is this Mister?

Yes, it is.

Is your father named?

Yes, it is.

Well, he's been involved in an accident.

Oh, man!

Two minutes left in the super bowl!

What happened?

(glass clinks)

He totaled the car, went into a ditch

and broke his leg.

Total the Lexus.

Oh, man!

He kept trying to call me,

but I had my phone turned off

because of the super bowl!

I mean, I think they

called fire and rescue.

He calls me.

So to answer your question, no,

my father is not going

to be driving my new Z4.

And with a broken leg,

(thunder rumbles)

I had to hire someone to

go to the grocery store

and take care of him.

Why can't Sheryl do that?

She's too busy with her charities.

You know, I've been

driving Route 13 for about

10 years now, and I've never

seen this place before.

What a dump.

(thunder rumbles)

Wonder if this is the

place where all those

gangster murders took place?

Wasn't that called Murphys?

No, that was, um,

the Bavarian house on Route 60.

On 16?

Yeah, just past the Dead Man's Curve,

over the old Benson Bridge.

No, that place was built after

all these murders took place.

These murders took place in

the late 1920s, early 1930s.

The Bavarian house was built

in the '40s during the war.

Which war?

The first, no, second World War.

What?, what murders?

Huh, well, I guess there's this guy

that was looking to challenge

the head gimbo,

was looking to take over the operations.

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