1:07:01
It's just, I...
1:07:04
I just--
1:07:05
I want you to know
that I'm your friend.
1:07:08
Thanks, Carl.
1:07:10
You were never
our friend.
1:07:12
That really means
a lot to me.
1:07:14
Me, too. I brought you
some Japanese apple pears.
1:07:17
I know you like them.
1:07:20
Thanks.
1:07:21
That's very sweet.
1:07:23
Could I come in
for a second?
1:07:25
It's just been
one of those days.
1:07:28
Maybe some coffee?
1:07:29
Yeah. Come on in.
1:07:30
No, Molly.
1:07:32
You seem a little tense.
1:07:34
Are you OK?
1:07:36
No. I'm fine.
1:07:37
It's just--
What can I tell you?
1:07:40
It's been tough.
1:07:42
It just still hurts
so much.
1:07:44
You lying snake.
1:07:45
And on top of it,
it's stuff at work.
1:07:48
They've given me
my own accounts,
1:07:51
which is good,
1:07:52
but I just haven't really
had time to adjust,
1:07:56
kind of absorb
everything.
1:08:02
It's no big deal.
1:08:06
Yeah.
1:08:13
Can I have just
a little more cream?
1:08:17
Yeah.
1:08:20
Oh, shit.
1:08:21
Jesus. I can't believe
I did that.
1:08:24
Are you all right?
1:08:25
Yeah, I'm fine.
1:08:27
Oh, God.
1:08:28
Let me throw that
in the washer.
1:08:30
Don't worry about it.
It's OK. It's just...
1:08:33
You want
another shirt?
1:08:35
No. It'll dry.
It'll just take a minute.
1:08:37
There you go.
1:08:42
Where were you today?
1:08:44
I thought you were going
to come into the bank
1:08:47
and sign those papers?
1:08:48
I was supposed to,
but I didn't have time.
1:08:51
I went to the police.