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:43:00
-I'm used to this.
-WouId you stop?

:43:03
Can we just rewind here a IittIe bit?
:43:06
I obviousIy didn't reaIize
how much Trevor Iikes you.

:43:11
That's nothing that we can't discuss
on parent-teacher night.

:43:15
Then why did you come?
:43:18
Why didn't you just teII me to
come to the schooI?

:43:24
Because you came to the schooI...
:43:28
...to taIk to me about your son...
:43:30
...and I behaved Iike a--
:43:32
An asshoIe?
:43:36
Sorry.
:43:38
Is that too traiIer-trash a word?
:43:42
How's ''rat bastard'' sit with you?
:43:44
It's pretty good.
:43:46
-''Dickhead''?
-Oh, I Iike that.

:43:51
Look, I'm--
:44:06
I made aII this food.
:44:09
It's just sitting here.
:44:15
I reaIIy don't know who eIse to
taIk to about him.

:44:21
-This is good.
-Thanks.

:44:24
I don't understand.
This is summer schooI?

:44:27
Why do you think Trevor stopped
taIking to you?

:44:30
I don't know.
:44:32
He seems mad.
:44:35
Seventh grade is difficuIt,
but he seems happy at schooI.

:44:40
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it's fine.
:44:43
How much do you see him?
:44:45
-As much as I can.
-How much is that?

:44:48
I'm not doing a bunch of skanky guys
instead of spending time with my son.

:44:53
I got two jobs.
:44:56
Right. I meant that.
:44:59
CouIdn't have just been a question.

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