:26:00
and embrace the things you do?
:26:02
He loves you.
:26:04
Well, he sure has a funny way
of showing it.
:26:06
Alex,
he's not going to be around forever.
:26:09
Found it!
:26:11
A thousand dollars!
:26:13
What?
:26:15
One for me, and one for Asher!
:26:17
Aren't you the lucky boy!
:26:19
Thank Granny and Pappy
for being so unbelievably generous.
:26:24
You're welcome, honey.
:26:29
Hey, my boy!
:26:41
I wish you and Alex would stop.
:26:44
What?
:26:52
They're waltzing, Mitchell!
Look at that.
:26:56
Isn't that glorious?
:26:59
I can't remember
the last time we danced.
:27:04
We're gonna still see
the end of the game.
:27:09
I thought this night would never end.
:27:12
- What?
- Uncle Stephen.
:27:14
Oh, Jesus.
:27:15
Enough!
:27:20
Do you think Asher was stoned?
:27:24
I don't know. It's hard to tell,
he's always like that.
:27:27
I don't like what's happening
with him. We're losing him.
:27:29
Well, he's 21, honey.
:27:32
I wish he would talk to us.
:27:34
I wish both of them would talk to us.
:27:37
I mean, what's with this? What's
going on in that little head of his?
:27:41
It's not that complicated.
:27:42
He's asking for a ten-dollar raise
each week with his allowance.
:27:45
You don't think this is a bit absurd?
:27:48
Absolutely. It's a highball number.
:27:49
That's not what I mean.
:27:51
I mean our son presented us
with a spreadsheet.
:27:54
It's not about finances.
:27:56
It's about our son, both of them,
feeling comfortable talking to us.