A Mile in His Shoes Page #2
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- 2011
- 89 min
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this town again? Bargersville.
Bargersville, Indiana. Three and a quarter miles
south of 44. Tussler Farm. Tell him not to bother
coming up the driveway. You'll be waiting by your car. Did you get that? Okay, great. Amazing. [Apple bangs] No, I... I'm sorry. Um... Yeah. I'll see you
within the hour. Yes, thank you very much. Lemonade, Mr. Murphy? Oh, uh, thank you. Uh... Please, call me Murph. Would you like some ice,
Mr. Murphy? No, no, thank you.
This is great. Your son, Mickey,
he's a very special boy. Mickey has Asperger's syndrome. A form of autism. I... I'm sorry.
I didn't mean... He's really remarkable. Do you mind if I speak
with him for a minute? You a doctor? No, sir, I'm a baseball coach. You got quite an arm
there, Mickey. Have you ever played baseball? You know, baseball. Three strikes. Home run.
All that good stuff. No. Papa doesn't let me
leave the farm much. Plus, I don't think I'd be
very good at baseball anyway. Are you kidding me?
You got some heat! What? Talent. You have
a lot of talent, kid. Talent. Can you do a favor for me? That depends what it is,
because I won't chop wood. Papa won't let me use the axe. He said I could hurt myself. I won't have you chop wood,
I promise you. This here is a real
live baseball. May I take a look
at that apple, please? Thank you. They're about the same size. Only you can't eat this one. All right. Would you mind
taking this baseball and throwing it into that tub just like you did
with the apple? Oh, wow! That... That is amazing! That is really something! Whatever's going on
here has ended. Mr. Murphy, you've made
your phone call. I think it's best you go
back out to the road, wait by your car.
Uh, yeah. Can I talk to you about
something, Mr. Tussler? Did I tell you what
I do for a living? You mentioned you were
a baseball coach. Is that a living?
Well, yeah. What I meant was that I am the manager of
the Clayton River Rats, we're a semi-professional
baseball team in Clayton, Ohio. Right near Toledo.
Have you heard of us? 'Fraid not. Not much use
for games here on the farm. All right, sir, then I'll
get right to the point. That son of yours
is a very gifted boy. That's what all the doctors and
social workers keep telling us. Always wanting to cure him. Snake oil, as far
as I'm concerned. They don't know
who Mickey is at all. I'm not talking about
his condition, sir. I'm talking about his arm. That boy has a golden arm.
A what? I've been around a lot
of pitchers in my day, but nobody throws the ball as hard as Mickey just did
right now. If it's because of these apples,
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