:48:01
l wrote you, like, 20 times.
But even when Mom died you didn't answer.
:48:06
-l didn't have enough money to bury her.
-Don't blame me. l didn't kill her.
:48:10
No. You had help.
:48:13
That's a stupid thing to say.
:48:16
What do you want? Money?
:48:20
l wanted Gracie to meet her grandpa.
:48:25
Hi.
:48:31
And, yes, we need money to survive.
:48:35
Look, sweetheart...
:48:36
...from 1968-1972, l had five kids. Maybe more.
:48:41
Half the people in that room could be my kid.
lt's a running joke around here.
:48:45
How will you feel when you wake up one day
and find out your daughter is dead?
:48:50
And you didn't do anything to help?
:48:55
You're good. The kid's a sweet touch, too.
:48:58
But you're not the first to think of this gig
since that Fortune article.
:49:02
So l'll give you the same thing
l gave the other three.
:49:06
$6. Enough to buy a sandwich.
But for you, l'll make it $12.
:49:12
Make sure you buy the kid a sandwich, too.
:49:17
l believe this originally belonged to you.
:49:21
Pawn it, since you're so hard up.
l'm sure it's worth more than $12.
:49:52
Mommy, don't cry.
:49:55
Please don't cry.