Adam Page #6
- Changes like this are hard.
- I won't sell my house.
- Mr. Raki, I
- Go away! You're hurting my ears!
- I'm not gonna sell my house.
I'm not selling my house!
- Calm down.
Cross your arms over your chest.
Mr. Wardlow, are we done?
There are papers to be signed.
- Can you send them?
- They need to be notar
Yes. Yes. Yes. We, uhWe can do that.
Come on, Adam, let's go.
I can't
I ca I can't move.
All right.
Come on.
You're not 10 years old anymore. You need a job.
- I got fired.
- So what?
You know how many times I've been fired?
When your dad and I came back from the service...
I might as well have had a three-day week.
Day one, I hate the freakin' job.
Day two, I hate the freakin' boss.
Day three, I hit someone
I didn't hit anyone. I never hit anyone.
Adam, you're 29 years old.
You can't pay your mortgage
without finding a job.
So what are you gonna do?
Hey, Bethy-boo.
Just wanted to make sure you got home okay.
You home okay? Call us.
Beth. Are you there?
Look, maybe the whole point was for me
to find out what an amazing thing we have.
You're not really gonna throw this awa-
A-Adam? Wha
What?
Get in here!
Wh-What? What in the world
were you doing out there?
You could have been killed.
- How were you gonna get down?
- Climb up.
- Climb?
- It's rated for 3,000 pounds.
You said you couldn't see out of your windows.
I'm sorry!
Why did you scream like that?
Because I walked into my apartment
and there was this strange man in my window.
- It was me!
- But I didn't know that.
Oh.
I guess not.
Thank you for trying to
You're welcome.
Would you, um
Would you like some tea?
Uh
- Sure.
- Okay.
Harlan said I should send out application letters
and worry about the interviews later.
Interviews?
Interviews usually don't go very well.
But you put in some applications?
Eighty-seven.
- Eighty-seven?
- Mm-hmm.
Applications and letters of inquiry.
- You applied for 87 jobs?
- Including the letters of inquiry.
- Today?
- Mm-hmm.
- Wow.
- "Wow"?
I mean, that's a lot.
Well, I don't wanna move.
Yeah.
This is very good-smelling tea.
English breakfast. My father calls it
coffee without the bad breath.
Maybe I should go.
I'm sorry. I'm just
S-Sorry? You're s
- I'm a little upset.
- Oh.
My father's an accountant...
and he's been accused
Oh. Did he do it?
No. No.
But tonight he said it looks like
he will probably have to go on trial...
and I know that your father just passed away,
so I shouldn't even
Um, I
I can see that you're upset...
but I don't know what to do.
Could you give me a hug?
Yes.
Adam, I'd like you to give me a hug.
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