1:09:00
...and then when it does,
to be a little afraid to answer it.
1:09:04
- Hey, it's Claude.
- Claude!
1:09:06
Good to meet you, Claude.
1:09:10
- Hey, man, are you all right?
- Yeah.
1:09:12
- Your parents get mad at you?
- Ah, the usual.
1:09:15
Same old thing, you know.
1:09:16
You think Doberman will get fired?
1:09:18
Ah, hell, fire him.
They'll give him a medal.
1:09:21
Yeah, he's gonna make
a big speech tonight...
1:09:23
...and tell how he shot Richie
in self-defense.
1:09:25
- Yeah!
- It's all a bunch of crap!
1:09:28
- Right!
- Yeah!
1:09:30
- And all our parents are there to hear it.
- And there ain't nothing we can do about it.
1:09:34
We should go down there
and tell them all to go to hell.
1:09:36
Everybody who's ever messed with me
in one room.
1:09:38
That'd be just about everybody in town.
1:09:47
Thank you.
1:09:49
First of all...
1:09:51
...I certainly expected to see
a few more people here tonight.
1:09:54
As a matter of fact,
this turnout is really pathetic.
1:09:58
I wonder where all those parents are.
1:10:01
What are they doing that's so important?
1:10:04
If the death of a 14-year-old boy won't
get them away from their television sets...
1:10:08
...for a meeting like this,
I don't think anything will.
1:10:10
It's that kind of apathy that got us
into this mess in the first place...
1:10:14
...as I think we all know.
1:10:15
At least, those of us who did bother
to show up at this meeting tonight.
1:10:19
Well, I guess we all realize...
1:10:23
...it's time for some tough talk
about the kids in this city.