:45:01
My mom just died.
:45:08
God, that's weird
to say that out loud, but, uh...
:45:12
My mom just died.
And, uh...
:45:15
Yeah, that's why I'm home.
:45:18
I'm so sorry.
:45:20
God, I'm so sorry.
:45:22
And here I am, like, putting you
through another one of these.
:45:25
Not thatJelly's like
anywhere near your mom's.
:45:27
I mean,
we loved Jelly but...
:45:30
I'm so sorry.
:45:32
No, it's okay.
It's all right.
:45:34
I'm all right with it.
:45:36
Anyway, I think it's
what she wanted, so...
:45:39
How'd she die?
:45:43
She drowned actually.
:45:47
Yeah, my, uh...
My mother was a paraplegic.
:45:50
She was in a wheelchair
so she, uh...
:45:52
You know, and, uh...
:45:55
I guess she was
taking a bath...
:45:57
and she must have
slipped or something.
:45:59
That's what they say.
I don't... I don't know. But...
:46:02
needless to say,
she drowned and...
:46:04
that's how she...
sh-she died.
:46:07
When?
:46:09
This was, uh...
:46:12
Sunday.
:46:14
Oh, my God.
:46:22
Why are you crying?
:46:26
I don't know.
I'm sorry.
:46:29
Because... I'm not
usually like this.
:46:31
It's just like...
It's just so sad.
:46:35
You know, it's like...
:46:38
It's so tragic, isn't it?
It is. It's like...
:46:41
It's like real life
tragedy or something.
:46:45
Anyway, let's change
the subject, okay?
:46:47
Let's really bring
the focus back toJelly...
:46:50
'cause what could be ruder than talking
about someone else who died...
:46:53
when you're in the act of
burying a close friend?
:46:55
- Well, what should we do?
- I don't know. I've only been
to one of these things.
:46:59
You appear to be
the expert.