:36:07
Where's your car?
:36:08
What car?
:36:09
[Belches]
:36:20
Narrator: I don't know how
Tyler found that house,
:36:22
but he said
he'd been there for a year.
:36:24
It looked like it was
waiting to be torn down.
:36:27
Most ofthe windows
were boarded up.
:36:30
There was no lock
on the front door
:36:32
from when the police
orwhoever kicked it in.
:36:35
The stairs
were ready to collapse.
:36:37
I didn't know ifhe owned it
or ifhe was squatting.
:36:40
Neitherwould have
surprised me.
:36:43
Yeah. That's you.
:36:45
That's me.
:36:46
That's the toilet.
:36:48
Good?
:36:49
Yeah. Thanks.
:36:51
Narrator: What a shithole.
:36:53
[Springs Clang]
:36:55
Nothing worked.
:36:56
[Water Pipes Rumble]
:36:58
Turning on one light
:36:59
meant another light
in the house went out.
:37:02
There were no neighbors,
:37:04
Just some warehouses
and a paper mill--
:37:06
that fart smell ofsteam,
:37:08
the hamster cage smell
ofwood chips.
:37:10
Afterwork tomorrow,
we'll be--
:37:12
Hey. What have
we here?
:37:29
Hey, guys.
:37:30
Hey.
:37:31
It's cool.
:37:33
Ohh!
:37:34
[Whistling
Nonchalantly]
:37:42
Every time it rained,
we had to kill the power.
:37:46
By the end
ofthe fi rst month,
:37:48
I didn't miss TV.
:37:49
I didn't even mind the warm,
stale refrigerator.