:22:14
-Want coffee?
-No.
:22:20
Socially acceptable drug. Coffee.
:22:26
Ever do heroin?
:22:31
-No.
-That's good.
:22:34
-You sure you don't want coffee?
-No.
:22:37
I made a pot.
:22:40
What time is your bus?
:22:43
I'm gonna have to miss it.
:22:51
This from Henry?
:22:53
Son of a bitch. He did it.
:22:56
-That's a will?
-Yes. And it's very cogent too.
:22:59
He even had it witnessed.
He's got a cook--
:23:02
At a Kentucky Fried Chicken
stand, Albert? Come on.
:23:05
Their literature refers to them
as restaurants.
:23:07
And I think they prefer KFC,
but anyway, it's a cook...
:23:11
...and one of the customers,
Dorothy O'Connor.
:23:16
Oh, Henry.
:23:18
-She had the two-piece box.
-What's she doing?
:23:21
-There used to be a door here.
-Mom, this isn't our apartment.
:23:25
-We live upstairs.
-Right here.
:23:27
-What's it say?
-The will? As his lawyer, I can't tell you.
:23:30
-Why?
-Why did you take the door away?
:23:33
-What do you mean, you can't tell me?
-This is Jason's place, Mom.
:23:36
This is not our apartment.
:23:40
-He wanted it read after the funeral.
-What funeral?
:23:43
Turner's letter deals with
the funeral arrangements.
:23:46
You got a letter? And you got a letter.
:23:49
-I didn't get a letter.
-You got a Post-it.
:23:52
-I got a Post-it.
-Is it cogent?
:23:53
-No. Actually, it's not cogent.
-What's it say?
:23:56
-What does your letter say?
-Some of it was private.