You Mean Everything to Me (2021) Movie Script
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(train rails clanking)
(distant airplane rumbling)
(keys jingling)
(seatbelt alarm dinging)
(traffic whooshing)
(birds chirping)
(woman knocking)
(doorbell ringing)
Just for a little while?
You're the only one I have here, Roxanne.
You want some?
No.
What, you don't like cereal?
There's an upstairs too?
You can take the couch.
Okay.
[Roxanne] You're gonna have to he..
Yeah?
[Roxanne] Watch Julie
after school until..
Well that'll be fun.
[Roxanne] You talk to Mom at all?
No.
You could probably stay
with her out on the island.
Not with all those dogs.
[Roxanne] It's not that bad.
Isn't she living with some guy?
Yeah.
But he's nice.
I wouldn't wanna get
in the way of all that.
Just glad you're okay.
(Cassandra sighing)
(shoes plopping)
(traffic whooshing)
Thought you quit.
You?
Yeah, sort of.
[Julie] Mom, watch.
Okay.
Just be careful.
He missed rent?
I don't think he was ever paying it.
What did he do with the money?
I don't know.
I guess I should have been
more involved in the finances.
At least you left.
You drive up from Austin?
Yeah.
Don't need a car here.
I'll probably sell it.
You know, until I get settled.
Okay.
All right, Julie.
It's time to come in.
This is great.
You guys eat like this every night?
Sometimes, yeah.
Calm down, it's just mashed
potatoes and some chic..
So you thinking of staying put?
No.
I'm gonna look for a place.
Don't worry.
City's expensive.
I'll get roommates.
[Roxanne] What about more longterm?
Well,
I'm thinking of opening a store.
Like, maybe some vintage
stuff or some of my own.
That sounds fun.
[Roxanne] You need to get a loan.
I know.
I don't know if you could get a loan.
You gonna color it all in?
[Julie] Yeah.
Look what I have for you.
Your dress, all fixed.
It's a skirt.
Right.
But look, you can't see the tear.
Not even at all.
Oh wow.
You're always so good at that.
Thank you.
Of course.
Thank you.
[Cassandra] Oh, you're very welcome.
All right, can you say goodnight?
It's time for bed.
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
(door thudding)
- Um...
Oh, whoa!
Oh shit.
[Cassandra] Occupied.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to intrude.
Well, um, you're here.
(toilet flushing)
(traffic whooshing)
(gentle string music)
(Cassandra groaning)
Hi.
[Roxanne] Hey.
What time is it?
I want you to go.
Why?
[Roxanne] I don't think it's fair..
To get all intimate with Ed.
What?
I was...
You know how hard we've worked.
I'm trying to help you
but, Christ, Cassandra.
It's just...
That's not what happened but...
I'll go.
You two have fun.
(ambient string music)
(engine rumbling)
(faint beat music)
[Man] Someone sitting here?
No, you're fine.
What is that?
Uh...
I don't even know.
It's like a whiskey sour or something.
Could I try it?
Sure.
That's good.
That's really good.
Sour.
(Cassandra chuckling)
You like electronic music?
If I can dance to it.
Here.
(faint electronic music)
I made that.
Huh?
I mixed that.
You're stunning.
Here, yo.
I just made these, for you.
Yeah, you should keep that.
My car doesn't have a CD player.
What kind of car you got?
A Subaru something.
Car's old, radio's old.
I bet I got a stereo for that car.
I bet I even got the harness.
I don't even know what that is.
Can I see it?
- My car?
- Yeah.
I don't have the money for a stereo.
Just let me take a look.
(traffic whooshing)
This is me.
It's open.
Looks like you've been living in here.
Oh.
Yeah, sure looks that way.
I got one for these, it's an open box.
I can just give it to you.
You don't gotta do that.
It's all right.
Why don't we get something to eat first?
Maybe another time.
You wanna go back to that bar?
It's dead in there.
What do you got to lose?
Yeah.
I guess I could eat.
Yeah.
Let's go.
(traffic whooshing)
(faint radio music)
You really didn't have to pay.
That's okay.
I mix in a booth on weekends.
[Cassandra] In a club?
Just till I get my own place.
I've always wanted my own place too.
Like, a little boutique.
Clothing.
You make clothes?
That's awesome.
I, I don't know.
I can never seem to get anything done.
But, with clothes, I can.
I could see you with a store.
I'd shop in your store.
[Cassandra] Would be woman's wear only.
I'd still shop there.
(Cassandra chuckling)
For now I'm just waitressing though.
Which is fine but...
my boss keeps hitting on me.
[Man] You want me to talk to him?
No.
But that's sweet.
Want dessert?
Sure.
They got these little bundt cakes.
You want a bundt cake?
[Man] Nah.
Let's go somewhere else.
Okay.
(traffic whooshing)
Bet mine's better.
You wanna try?
Come over?
I can't.
Come over, I'll install your ster..
[Cassandra] Another time.
Can I come over?
I'll give you my number.
I'm gonna call you.
[Cassandra] Okay.
I mean I'm calling you right now
and then you'll have my number.
(pleasant phone jingle)
You're the best girl.
Really.
Just the best.
Because I gave you my real number?
Because I have fun with you.
(gentle string music)
Come over.
(Cassandra huffing)
(Cassandra moaning)
(dramatic string music)
(door clicking)
Hey.
You sleep late, huh?
I made you some breakfast.
What is this?
Some melon.
I don't really like melon.
Really?
I melon balled it and everything.
You have a melon baller?
(Nathan chuckling)
You have fun last night?
Yeah.
[Nathan] You gonna stay?
(gentle string music)
Do you have coffee?
I brought you coffee.
(Cassandra giggling)
What?
(Nathan chuckling)
Nothing.
(train rails clanking)
(water spraying)
[Woman] He sounds pretty great.
He's kind of weird but he makes me laugh.
[Woman] So he DJs?
I guess.
Stop it.
Oh my god, stop.
All right.
I gotta get back.
Hi.
How can I help you?
I don't need a table or anything.
I'm here just to see someone.
Who are you here to see?
[Cassandra] Nathan?
[Woman] You know him?
Yeah.
He's from my date.
[Woman] You're the DJ.
Yeah.
You happy to see me?
Yeah.
But I'm at work.
Can I call you later?
I can put these in some water for you.
Oh,
thanks.
Come outside with me for a sec.
[Cassandra] Um...
Just for a sec.
Okay.
I'll just be right back.
(Cassandra chuckling)
It was really nice of you to come here.
I tried to call you.
I know, I was gonna call you back.
Let me take you to lunch.
I got a shift meal before work.
Let's just take a drive then.
I mean, I'm at work.
Get someone to cover for you.
I can't like right away.
Plus, my boss is on today.
Let me talk to him.
Let's just do something tomorrow.
Just let me talk to him.
(door thudding)
Hey.
Listen,
would you mind if I took
Cassandra out for an hour?
It's okay, really.
I don't think I can spare you right now.
[Nathan] Just be for an hour.
Next time, maybe.
We're together now, so um...
You know.
What's he talking about?
Cassandra, can you get back to work please?
Uh.
Listen, you don't need this place.
Let's just leave.
You wanna quit?
You're better than this.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
Wait.
Thank you for standing up for me.
I'll do anything for you.
Would you take a road trip?
All the way to Niagara Falls?
Like a big silver camper.
We could go to Montreal.
What?
Nothing.
It's just...
I was kind of saving up for a place.
Could stay with me.
Yeah, okay.
I'll stay with you.
So,
whose robe is this?
I don't know.
(Nathan chuckling)
It's yours now.
Thanks.
You could help me out today
if you're not doing anything.
Well,
yeah, I'm not.
I mean, not anymore.
All right.
So we just gotta load some
of this stuff in your car.
Get dressed, we'll go.
Okay.
You really sell radios here?
Yeah.
I sell a lot of stuff here.
You wanna try?
Yeah, okay.
All right, I'll be right inside.
Okay.
(entry bell ringing)
Hey.
You by chance looking for a stereo?
Are you serious?
- Yeah.
- Like a car stereo?
Yeah, exactly.
Does it hook up to the phone?
I need something that goes Bluetooth.
Uh...
Yeah, I think, probably.
Nathan, does this do Bluetooth?
Yep.
It's got Bluetooth.
Got USB, auxiliary inputs, everythi..
Okay.
- You wanna hook it up?
- Yeah.
All right, crank it.
(intense electronic music)
How much?
I'll do 50.
Do 40 cash?
All right.
Can you see if it fits in my car?
Yeah, it'll pop right in.
- All right, guys.
- Enjoy.
- Thanks.
- Thank you.
See you around.
We made a sale!
You made a sale.
Oh.
Of course he'd love you.
I'd buy a stereo from you, and I se..
(Cassandra chuckling)
You should get more if you're gonna
keep selling them like this.
(ambient string music)
(traffic whooshing)
My dad would've loved you.
Are you still in touch with him?
My dad was great.
He'd take us to the movies,
let me drive.
My mom, though, she
didn't respect him at all.
Well, you should get in touch with him.
He died, of lung cancer
when I was 16.
Nathan, I'm sorry.
I didn't really know what to
do or where to go after that.
I had to drop out of high
school when my dad left.
He stuck us with his dog care business.
My mom, she just couldn't deal.
Thank god I got allergic so I could leave.
You were a good daughter.
(ambient string music)
Is this a strip club?
Sort of, it's like a private dance club.
The owner hooks me up with
wholesale stuff on the side.
Yeah, but they have girls, right?
Just to help sell drinks.
What do you mean?
How do they help?
Don't freak out, okay?
I'll be one minute.
(train rails squealing)
(trunk thudding)
So, how do the girls help, exactly?
They wear a little outfit and some heels
and I spin on the
weekends, I drink for free.
Hmm.
(faint stereo beat music)
Do you think it's hard to dance there?
I don't know, most of the girls are high.
[Cassandra] How much do they make?
$500 a night.
More.
You think that I could work there?
[Nathan] No.
Why?
It's a stupid place.
Just like on a Saturday
night when you're working.
Can you dance?
I love to dance.
[Nathan] I don't believe you.
Well, believe what you want.
I'd have to see for myself.
Let's see what your stereo can do.
(traffic whooshing)
(exciting techno beat music)
You really wanna work there?
No.
But I need something.
Why don't you come tomorrow,
watch me spin, have a drink.
Check it out.
I'd like to see what you do.
(gentle string music)
(train rumbling)
Hi.
Are you Dave?
Nathan said that he put me on the list.
Cassandra?
Nathan said you'd be beautiful.
(Cassandra chuckling)
Go on in.
Well thank you, Dave.
(exciting electronic music)
Hey.
Hey.
[Cassandra] It's so weird in here.
I can hardly see.
Yeah, they keep it dark.
You like the music?
Oh, I love it.
I gotta grab my paycheck, come with me.
Don't you have to stay up here?
I put some remixes on,
they'll play for awhile.
- Come on.
- Okay.
(Nathan knocking)
Check, right?
Why don't you book me during the week?
We just plug in a phone during the week.
This is my girlfriend, Cassandra.
[Cassandra] Hi.
You here for work?
No.
But, I mean, maybe I could waitress..
We just have girls.
Then, I'm okay.
Thanks.
(muffled electronic music)
Nathan, what's the matter?
This was your idea.
No it wasn't.
I'm embarrassed I told them about you.
Hey,
I would pay to dance with you.
I would. (Cassandra chuckling)
You're smart.
You wouldn't get caught up in it.
I'd make sure you're safe.
I don't know.
I would get $200 just
for recommending you.
Wanted to surprise you with that money.
Surprise me?
With what?
With a surprise.
Look, you just get these
idiots to buy a bottle,
dance a little,
they can't touch you.
I wouldn't let anything happen to you.
I love you.
You do?
Don't you?
(faint crowd chattering)
(muffled music)
[Boss] You ready?
Um.
Come on, it's time.
Okay.
Yeah.
("Please" by Blanck Mass)
("Please" by Blanck Mass)
(Roxanne knocking)
(muffled television commotion)
Hello?
Is my sister here?
You're Cass's sister?
[Roxanne] Is she here?
She never told me she had a sister.
She does.
It's me.
She's sleeping.
Why don't you call her?
I have called.
She's not answering my calls.
I'll tell her to call you, okay?
[Roxanne] Well, how?
(door thudding) (lock clicking)
(bell ringing)
Hey, sleepyhead.
What time is it?
I wanted to let you sleep.
Nathan, not now!
Okay.
You gonna go in tonight?
No.
Are you?
I don't want to go back there.
It's your decision.
But think about how fast we could save up
for my club and your store.
I'll just waitress or...
something.
I don't like it either.
But it's the best way, and
I'm right there with you.
But not tonight.
It's up to you.
It would mean a lot to me though.
("Nada Nada" by Aristidez)
(crowd commotion)
(car whooshing)
(Cassandra sighing)
Hey, you're late.
[Cassandra] Hey, yeah,
well I stayed late.
I made an extra 40 bucks.
Nice.
We're going out with this.
Dave got me an audition
at a club, a real club,
to fill in during the week.
Come on out with us.
It'll be fun.
All right, yeah.
Yeah, let me just get dressed, okay?
Okay.
Hurry up.
Okay.
[Nathan] Here, take this.
What is it?
It's just some molly.
[Cassandra] I took something earlier.
We both took one.
I'm okay.
Take it now, it'll kick
in at the right time.
(exciting electronic drumming music)
(crowd commotion)
Oh, oh.
Let's get you to bed.
Mm-hmm.
Thank you.
Are you okay?
I'm dizzy.
It was fun.
[Nathan] Dave really likes you.
Yeah.
I figured once he started
making out with me.
He's got money.
I love you.
You know that?
Mmm.
I know.
I told Dave how great you are.
That's nice.
He really wants to be with you.
I'm tired, Nathan.
You wanna stop dancing, right?
You love me, don't you?
Just be with him tonight
then you won't have to go back there.
Don't make me.
It would be for us.
(distant police sirens)
I'm proud of you.
This was really hard for me.
Drives me crazy to think
about you with somebody else.
We just have to sacrifice a little now
and then we can have
whatever we want together.
Hey, let's just sleep.
No.
I'm just hungry.
(eerie string music)
I just...
I have to...
I have to go.
Cass, where you going?
Don't go out now!
(door thudding)
(eerie string music)
(Cassandra knocking)
Is Roxanne here?
It's late, Julie's asleep.
Well is she here or not?
[Ed] Hold on.
What's wrong, Cassandra?
I was wondering
if you could help me.
Why didn't you call after I came by?
You came by?
[Roxanne] Didn't he tell you?
To see how you were doing.
How did you know where I was?
Girl at your work.
You still smoking?
What do you think?
So this guy's like your boyfriend?
[Cassandra] Yeah.
And you're living together already?
Well, I needed a place.
And he didn't tell you I came by?
I mean, look, okay, he does
all kinds of stuff for me
and we have our place together
and we're working towards
something together, so...
What did you need?
[Cassandra] What?
What did you need help with?
Nothing.
Nothing.
I'm sorry, I'm fine.
(ominous string music)
(engine rumbling)
(Nathan knocking)
Cass, open the door.
Get out.
What are you doing here?
Why would you sleep out here?
It's not safe.
Get in here.
Where were you?
Nowhere.
Are you leaving me?
No.
Then where were you?
My sister's.
You never told me that she came by
and she's pissed I didn't call her.
Your sister told you to leave me.
[Cassandra] What?
No.
She's the one who threw you out?
How does she know where we live?
She just must've asked Veronica.
[Nathan] Veronica, who's Veronica?
A friend from work.
You can't be telling
everybody where we live, Cass.
I didn't, she just...
I need to go pick up my last paycheck.
We love each other,
we need to be together,
we don't need anybody else.
Can we go get my check?
Nathan?
Yeah, okay.
That'll be good.
Put your seatbelt on.
(engine rumbling)
Veronica.
[Veronica] Hey, honey.
Hey.
Is the kitchen open?
Yeah.
How are you?
Good.
I called you.
Your sister came by.
Right.
I know.
I'm sorry, I'm just...
Do you know if they're still hiring?
I...
I don't think with the way you left...
[Cassandra] Right.
Can I get a big breakfast?
Two, actually, to go.
[Veronica] It's $12.90.
Oh, right.
[Veronica] I gave you
the employee discount.
I know.
Oh shit.
You know what,
I can't find my wallet.
So just scratch that.
Do you want me to cover it?
No, sweetie, that's okay.
I'll call you soon, okay?
I promise.
Have you seen my wallet?
My DJ gig with Dave fell
through, they found someone else.
I'm sorry.
If I had more time to
record instead of chasing a..
You will find something else.
Wondering where the hell you
were, what the hell happened.
I said, I'm sorry.
I was just worried about you.
Can we just go home so I can
look for my wallet, please?
All right.
(seatbelt alarm dinging)
Maybe it just fell out somewhere.
Maybe.
Will you help me look for it?
(Nathan groaning)
Do you see it out there?
Fuck.
I can't find it anywhere.
Maybe it's in the car.
We were just in the car.
Yeah, well maybe we missed it.
Fuck.
(objects clattering)
- It wasn't there.
- Cass, look.
Where was it?
It was here the whole time.
[Cassandra] That doesn't make any sense.
[Nathan] You're tired.
No, but that doesn't make any sense.
I would've seen it.
Well,
I should take care of our money.
Put it in a bank.
You're just no good with money.
I'll hold on to it.
But my I.D. and everything is in there.
Just tell me when you need
it and I'll give it to you.
What?
It's safer with me.
No, you can't just keep it.
It's safer with me.
(door thudding)
Open the door.
Cass?
(Nathan knocking)
Cass.
Open the door, I'm...
I'm sorry.
You know I love you.
(Nathan pounding)
Open the door.
(Nathan huffing)
Okay,
okay, just sleep.
I'm going out for a
bit, I'm taking the car.
(door thudding)
(ominous music)
(door thudding)
(gentle string music)
(dog barking)
Well hi, Cassandra.
You all didn't come together?
No, I took the train.
Hey, Julie.
Hi, Cassandra.
Have you met Ian?
[Cassandra] No, not yet.
He's helping out.
You be nice to him.
I'll try not to get in the way.
If you told me you were coming,
we could've come together.
It's nice to have Julie out here.
She loves her grandmother.
(phone dinging)
Who's that?
No one.
Everything okay?
Could I get a ride back with you?
I don't know when I'm going back.
Come run some errands with me.
Is Julie okay here alone?
She's fine.
She's just hanging out with the dogs.
We can go buy your boyfriend a shirt.
(Cassandra chuckling)
Why don't you just stay here?
Stay with Mom for awhile.
(phone buzzing)
Why don't you just shut it off?
Do you remember my friend, Bethany?
She runs a sewing co-op
where you can rent machines and,
like, sew stuff.
(gentle string music)
(machine clicking)
(machine humming)
(lively string music)
This looks great.
Thank you.
(toddler babbling)
You bought a pack?
Just for when I visit Mom.
Oh, you can't smoke in the car, I'm sorry.
Ed freaks out.
How long were you gone?
[Roxanne] A couple hours.
God, I didn't even notice.
Hey, she wants me to like
maybe help out around the shop or teach.
[Roxanne] For money?
I don't know.
I'd do it for free.
We should go rescue Julie.
She's fine.
You know, I wasn't trying
to fuck Ed or anything.
I know.
[Ian] You didn't have to do all this.
Oh, it's no problem.
Do you guys have a colander?
Oh, yeah.
- It's right over here.
- Oh.
Thanks.
Well, I'll do it.
- Okay.
- So,
you gonna move home?
No, I don't think so.
I wouldn't wanna be like one of those kids,
back in my old room, you know, in your way.
It's your house.
You're welcome here anytime.
(phone buzzing)
What?
Yeah, I know, I know, I saw.
I know, look, I'm busy right now
and I need you to leave me alone.
I don't know, I don't know, Nathan.
Are you gonna apologize?
No.
No, you took the car.
I don't know, I really don't know.
Okay, well if you're gonna
keep being like this,
stop calling me.
I don't know.
I don't know!
You okay?
[Cassandra] Yeah.
Need another hand?
[Cassandra] No, I'm...
No, it's almost done.
(Cassandra huffing)
(dog barking)
- Haven't had anyone
cook for me in awhile.
It's good.
It's just from a jar.
I know, I bought that sauce.
Oh.
I just like it.
(Ian laughing)
I...
Actually was wondering if I could
maybe stay with you guys for awhile.
Aren't you living with someone?
You should try to work things out.
Like Roxanne.
Yeah,
like Roxanne.
Your room's a little different
now but there's a foldout.
Oh,
that's okay.
I think I can actually work
out here part-time too.
[Roxanne] You're welcome.
Can we try and keep the
dogs out of the house?
They go where they go, honey.
If it'd help,
I could try and keep them out of yo..
We've got a baby gate.
Well that'd be great.
I'll just go back tonight
and pick up my stuff.
I don't think I can
take you back tonight.
I'm not going back yet.
That's fine, I'll take the train,
pick up my things and
drive my car back tomorrow.
(train rails clanking)
(gentle string music)
(bell clinking)
(door clicking)
Who was that?
Look, I'm just here to get my things.
(door thudding)
Nathan, who is that?
What, so you're just not talking to me now?
[Nathan] I don't know why
you'd take advantage of me.
Leave me just to hurt me.
I did not leave just to hurt you.
Everything I do is for you.
Who is she?
April's staying awhile.
She just needs a place to stay.
How old is she?
We're not dating.
She just needs some help
and I'm helping her.
What is this?
It's got a lock now.
Why?
I don't know, I have new people i..
Okay, well can you let me in?
Why?
Because all of my shit is in there.
Okay, just relax.
Go ahead.
Shit.
(faint beat music)
Hey, sorry.
I just needed to grab my...
[April] What?
Nathan has extra headphones if you want.
[April] Sure.
Do you have anywhere
else that you could stay?
Am I getting kicked out?
No, I...
I just mean, if you needed to.
No.
(faint pop music)
What's all this?
[Cassandra] Nothing.
I was worried about you.
I know.
Not picking up your phone.
It won't happen again.
Want the rest of this?
Sure.
Thanks.
(Cassandra chuckling)
(traffic whooshing)
(train rails clanking)
We should probably get some milk.
Did you know Nathan before you moved in?
No.
Has he taken you into where he works?
The club?
Couldn't get in.
Do you want anything else to eat?
I mean, we could get
some fruit or something.
Did Nathan give you any money?
Okay, well actually,
we're fine with just that.
(register beeping)
Thank you.
Come on, April.
Make sure you keep your I.D.
and your stuff somewhere safe, okay?
[April] Whatever.
(train rails clanking)
(birds chirping)
(door clicking)
I need you to take April to the club.
I don't work there anymore.
They know you.
[Cassandra] She's not
even old enough to get in.
I got her an I.D.
Just make sure Dave's at the door.
Do you have my car keys?
[Nathan] Are you taking her?
Do you have my keys?
If you're taking her, take the car.
I paid for food yesterday
and you still have my wallet.
[Nathan] We all gotta pitch in, you know?
I'm not taking her.
Then I'll hold on to the keys.
(Cassandra sighing)
(eerie string music)
(ominous string music)
Hi.
[Clerk] Gonna be $3.75.
Actually, I don't have it.
No?
You can pay later, thanks.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Okay.
- Thank you.
- Thanks.
- Goodbye.
- Thank you.
(door thudding)
[Nathan] Guess you
don't need your wallet.
I have money in my car.
Why in the car?
Because you have my wallet.
Can I have my keys?
You can't just sit on my lap
every time you need something, Cass.
Well, if you gave me my
keys, I'll go get the money.
I'll get it.
No.
Where the forks are.
(gentle string music)
Come right back.
[Cassandra] Yeah, I'll just be a second.
(gentle string music)
(engine rumbling)
(Cassandra sighing)
(ominous music)
(door thudding)
[Nathan] How much was in there?
We should go out with this.
Sure.
April?
April.
[April] What?
If I were to give you,
if I gave you $740,
would you leave right now?
You have to give it to me first.
I mean like right now, this minute,
and never come back.
Yeah.
- Okay.
- Okay.
Take this.
Just go, I'll call you a car, okay?
No, everything you have.
This is all I have.
Hey, I just want you to walk
right out that front door.
Okay.
Hey.
- Leave your phone.
- My phone, no.
You have a phone already.
It's not for me.
Just trust me.
Okay, go.
(door thudding)
Where is she off to?
She just said that she was hungry.
Well I was just about to order.
Tell her to come back.
Okay.
(distant police sirens)
(faint television commotion)
I don't know, I couldn't
see where she went.
I'll check the street though.
(traffic whooshing)
(faint people chattering)
Yeah, I don't know, I couldn't see.
Can you text her?
I don't have her number.
Let's just go out to eat.
I don't really feel like going out.
Okay, I can bring something back.
You hungry?
Yeah.
Sure.
Whatever you want is fine.
Okay.
(distant police sirens)
(door clicking)
(suitcase rolling)
(elevator bell ringing)
(elevator beeping)
I knew it!
What the hell is this?
Where is April?
I don't know.
(door thudding)
Get in there.
No.
Everything in here is mine!
Give me your jacket.
Give me your shoes.
Come on.
Take off your shirt.
What?
Take it off!
Give me the rest of it.
Everything.
- Nathan.
- Now!
Come on.
All of it!
Please.
Just hurry up.
All right.
Okay.
(locks clicking)
We can talk about this when I get back.
I just gotta go find April now,
I just can't have you leave.
Hey.
I love you.
(Cassandra whimpering)
You know I do.
Just let her go.
No.
We can't make it, just us.
We tried.
(Nathan groaning)
(door thudding)
(ominous string music)
(door thudding)
(Cassandra sniffling)
Fuck.
(ambient string music)
(Cassandra gasping)
(train rumbling)
(gentle string music)
(train rails clanking)
Hi, excuse me, I was just wondering if
I could possible have $16
for the train to Hicksville.
(gentle string music)
Hi, pardon me, I was
wondering if you happened
to have any money that I could...
Sorry.
Hi, excuse me.
I don't mean to bother you but...
Can I borrow your phone?
Just, it'll be quick.
Please.
Thank you.
Hey, Ma.
Yeah, it's me.
It's not my phone but...
Is Roxy still there?
(train horn honking)
Can I talk to her?
Hey, hey.
Could you maybe pick me
up from the train station
in like an hour?
Yeah, but look, I don't have any money,
so if you could bring some cash,
and we can give it to them there.
It'd be fine.
I'm sure it's fine.
Okay, thanks.
Could you maybe bring, like, a jacket?
Just anything. Something long.
Yeah, that's great.
Okay.
Okay, I'll see you soon.
Thanks.
(ambient string music)
(train rails clanking)
(distant airplane rumbling)
(keys jingling)
(seatbelt alarm dinging)
(traffic whooshing)
(birds chirping)
(woman knocking)
(doorbell ringing)
Just for a little while?
You're the only one I have here, Roxanne.
You want some?
No.
What, you don't like cereal?
There's an upstairs too?
You can take the couch.
Okay.
[Roxanne] You're gonna have to he..
Yeah?
[Roxanne] Watch Julie
after school until..
Well that'll be fun.
[Roxanne] You talk to Mom at all?
No.
You could probably stay
with her out on the island.
Not with all those dogs.
[Roxanne] It's not that bad.
Isn't she living with some guy?
Yeah.
But he's nice.
I wouldn't wanna get
in the way of all that.
Just glad you're okay.
(Cassandra sighing)
(shoes plopping)
(traffic whooshing)
Thought you quit.
You?
Yeah, sort of.
[Julie] Mom, watch.
Okay.
Just be careful.
He missed rent?
I don't think he was ever paying it.
What did he do with the money?
I don't know.
I guess I should have been
more involved in the finances.
At least you left.
You drive up from Austin?
Yeah.
Don't need a car here.
I'll probably sell it.
You know, until I get settled.
Okay.
All right, Julie.
It's time to come in.
This is great.
You guys eat like this every night?
Sometimes, yeah.
Calm down, it's just mashed
potatoes and some chic..
So you thinking of staying put?
No.
I'm gonna look for a place.
Don't worry.
City's expensive.
I'll get roommates.
[Roxanne] What about more longterm?
Well,
I'm thinking of opening a store.
Like, maybe some vintage
stuff or some of my own.
That sounds fun.
[Roxanne] You need to get a loan.
I know.
I don't know if you could get a loan.
You gonna color it all in?
[Julie] Yeah.
Look what I have for you.
Your dress, all fixed.
It's a skirt.
Right.
But look, you can't see the tear.
Not even at all.
Oh wow.
You're always so good at that.
Thank you.
Of course.
Thank you.
[Cassandra] Oh, you're very welcome.
All right, can you say goodnight?
It's time for bed.
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
(door thudding)
- Um...
Oh, whoa!
Oh shit.
[Cassandra] Occupied.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to intrude.
Well, um, you're here.
(toilet flushing)
(traffic whooshing)
(gentle string music)
(Cassandra groaning)
Hi.
[Roxanne] Hey.
What time is it?
I want you to go.
Why?
[Roxanne] I don't think it's fair..
To get all intimate with Ed.
What?
I was...
You know how hard we've worked.
I'm trying to help you
but, Christ, Cassandra.
It's just...
That's not what happened but...
I'll go.
You two have fun.
(ambient string music)
(engine rumbling)
(faint beat music)
[Man] Someone sitting here?
No, you're fine.
What is that?
Uh...
I don't even know.
It's like a whiskey sour or something.
Could I try it?
Sure.
That's good.
That's really good.
Sour.
(Cassandra chuckling)
You like electronic music?
If I can dance to it.
Here.
(faint electronic music)
I made that.
Huh?
I mixed that.
You're stunning.
Here, yo.
I just made these, for you.
Yeah, you should keep that.
My car doesn't have a CD player.
What kind of car you got?
A Subaru something.
Car's old, radio's old.
I bet I got a stereo for that car.
I bet I even got the harness.
I don't even know what that is.
Can I see it?
- My car?
- Yeah.
I don't have the money for a stereo.
Just let me take a look.
(traffic whooshing)
This is me.
It's open.
Looks like you've been living in here.
Oh.
Yeah, sure looks that way.
I got one for these, it's an open box.
I can just give it to you.
You don't gotta do that.
It's all right.
Why don't we get something to eat first?
Maybe another time.
You wanna go back to that bar?
It's dead in there.
What do you got to lose?
Yeah.
I guess I could eat.
Yeah.
Let's go.
(traffic whooshing)
(faint radio music)
You really didn't have to pay.
That's okay.
I mix in a booth on weekends.
[Cassandra] In a club?
Just till I get my own place.
I've always wanted my own place too.
Like, a little boutique.
Clothing.
You make clothes?
That's awesome.
I, I don't know.
I can never seem to get anything done.
But, with clothes, I can.
I could see you with a store.
I'd shop in your store.
[Cassandra] Would be woman's wear only.
I'd still shop there.
(Cassandra chuckling)
For now I'm just waitressing though.
Which is fine but...
my boss keeps hitting on me.
[Man] You want me to talk to him?
No.
But that's sweet.
Want dessert?
Sure.
They got these little bundt cakes.
You want a bundt cake?
[Man] Nah.
Let's go somewhere else.
Okay.
(traffic whooshing)
Bet mine's better.
You wanna try?
Come over?
I can't.
Come over, I'll install your ster..
[Cassandra] Another time.
Can I come over?
I'll give you my number.
I'm gonna call you.
[Cassandra] Okay.
I mean I'm calling you right now
and then you'll have my number.
(pleasant phone jingle)
You're the best girl.
Really.
Just the best.
Because I gave you my real number?
Because I have fun with you.
(gentle string music)
Come over.
(Cassandra huffing)
(Cassandra moaning)
(dramatic string music)
(door clicking)
Hey.
You sleep late, huh?
I made you some breakfast.
What is this?
Some melon.
I don't really like melon.
Really?
I melon balled it and everything.
You have a melon baller?
(Nathan chuckling)
You have fun last night?
Yeah.
[Nathan] You gonna stay?
(gentle string music)
Do you have coffee?
I brought you coffee.
(Cassandra giggling)
What?
(Nathan chuckling)
Nothing.
(train rails clanking)
(water spraying)
[Woman] He sounds pretty great.
He's kind of weird but he makes me laugh.
[Woman] So he DJs?
I guess.
Stop it.
Oh my god, stop.
All right.
I gotta get back.
Hi.
How can I help you?
I don't need a table or anything.
I'm here just to see someone.
Who are you here to see?
[Cassandra] Nathan?
[Woman] You know him?
Yeah.
He's from my date.
[Woman] You're the DJ.
Yeah.
You happy to see me?
Yeah.
But I'm at work.
Can I call you later?
I can put these in some water for you.
Oh,
thanks.
Come outside with me for a sec.
[Cassandra] Um...
Just for a sec.
Okay.
I'll just be right back.
(Cassandra chuckling)
It was really nice of you to come here.
I tried to call you.
I know, I was gonna call you back.
Let me take you to lunch.
I got a shift meal before work.
Let's just take a drive then.
I mean, I'm at work.
Get someone to cover for you.
I can't like right away.
Plus, my boss is on today.
Let me talk to him.
Let's just do something tomorrow.
Just let me talk to him.
(door thudding)
Hey.
Listen,
would you mind if I took
Cassandra out for an hour?
It's okay, really.
I don't think I can spare you right now.
[Nathan] Just be for an hour.
Next time, maybe.
We're together now, so um...
You know.
What's he talking about?
Cassandra, can you get back to work please?
Uh.
Listen, you don't need this place.
Let's just leave.
You wanna quit?
You're better than this.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
Wait.
Thank you for standing up for me.
I'll do anything for you.
Would you take a road trip?
All the way to Niagara Falls?
Like a big silver camper.
We could go to Montreal.
What?
Nothing.
It's just...
I was kind of saving up for a place.
Could stay with me.
Yeah, okay.
I'll stay with you.
So,
whose robe is this?
I don't know.
(Nathan chuckling)
It's yours now.
Thanks.
You could help me out today
if you're not doing anything.
Well,
yeah, I'm not.
I mean, not anymore.
All right.
So we just gotta load some
of this stuff in your car.
Get dressed, we'll go.
Okay.
You really sell radios here?
Yeah.
I sell a lot of stuff here.
You wanna try?
Yeah, okay.
All right, I'll be right inside.
Okay.
(entry bell ringing)
Hey.
You by chance looking for a stereo?
Are you serious?
- Yeah.
- Like a car stereo?
Yeah, exactly.
Does it hook up to the phone?
I need something that goes Bluetooth.
Uh...
Yeah, I think, probably.
Nathan, does this do Bluetooth?
Yep.
It's got Bluetooth.
Got USB, auxiliary inputs, everythi..
Okay.
- You wanna hook it up?
- Yeah.
All right, crank it.
(intense electronic music)
How much?
I'll do 50.
Do 40 cash?
All right.
Can you see if it fits in my car?
Yeah, it'll pop right in.
- All right, guys.
- Enjoy.
- Thanks.
- Thank you.
See you around.
We made a sale!
You made a sale.
Oh.
Of course he'd love you.
I'd buy a stereo from you, and I se..
(Cassandra chuckling)
You should get more if you're gonna
keep selling them like this.
(ambient string music)
(traffic whooshing)
My dad would've loved you.
Are you still in touch with him?
My dad was great.
He'd take us to the movies,
let me drive.
My mom, though, she
didn't respect him at all.
Well, you should get in touch with him.
He died, of lung cancer
when I was 16.
Nathan, I'm sorry.
I didn't really know what to
do or where to go after that.
I had to drop out of high
school when my dad left.
He stuck us with his dog care business.
My mom, she just couldn't deal.
Thank god I got allergic so I could leave.
You were a good daughter.
(ambient string music)
Is this a strip club?
Sort of, it's like a private dance club.
The owner hooks me up with
wholesale stuff on the side.
Yeah, but they have girls, right?
Just to help sell drinks.
What do you mean?
How do they help?
Don't freak out, okay?
I'll be one minute.
(train rails squealing)
(trunk thudding)
So, how do the girls help, exactly?
They wear a little outfit and some heels
and I spin on the
weekends, I drink for free.
Hmm.
(faint stereo beat music)
Do you think it's hard to dance there?
I don't know, most of the girls are high.
[Cassandra] How much do they make?
$500 a night.
More.
You think that I could work there?
[Nathan] No.
Why?
It's a stupid place.
Just like on a Saturday
night when you're working.
Can you dance?
I love to dance.
[Nathan] I don't believe you.
Well, believe what you want.
I'd have to see for myself.
Let's see what your stereo can do.
(traffic whooshing)
(exciting techno beat music)
You really wanna work there?
No.
But I need something.
Why don't you come tomorrow,
watch me spin, have a drink.
Check it out.
I'd like to see what you do.
(gentle string music)
(train rumbling)
Hi.
Are you Dave?
Nathan said that he put me on the list.
Cassandra?
Nathan said you'd be beautiful.
(Cassandra chuckling)
Go on in.
Well thank you, Dave.
(exciting electronic music)
Hey.
Hey.
[Cassandra] It's so weird in here.
I can hardly see.
Yeah, they keep it dark.
You like the music?
Oh, I love it.
I gotta grab my paycheck, come with me.
Don't you have to stay up here?
I put some remixes on,
they'll play for awhile.
- Come on.
- Okay.
(Nathan knocking)
Check, right?
Why don't you book me during the week?
We just plug in a phone during the week.
This is my girlfriend, Cassandra.
[Cassandra] Hi.
You here for work?
No.
But, I mean, maybe I could waitress..
We just have girls.
Then, I'm okay.
Thanks.
(muffled electronic music)
Nathan, what's the matter?
This was your idea.
No it wasn't.
I'm embarrassed I told them about you.
Hey,
I would pay to dance with you.
I would. (Cassandra chuckling)
You're smart.
You wouldn't get caught up in it.
I'd make sure you're safe.
I don't know.
I would get $200 just
for recommending you.
Wanted to surprise you with that money.
Surprise me?
With what?
With a surprise.
Look, you just get these
idiots to buy a bottle,
dance a little,
they can't touch you.
I wouldn't let anything happen to you.
I love you.
You do?
Don't you?
(faint crowd chattering)
(muffled music)
[Boss] You ready?
Um.
Come on, it's time.
Okay.
Yeah.
("Please" by Blanck Mass)
("Please" by Blanck Mass)
(Roxanne knocking)
(muffled television commotion)
Hello?
Is my sister here?
You're Cass's sister?
[Roxanne] Is she here?
She never told me she had a sister.
She does.
It's me.
She's sleeping.
Why don't you call her?
I have called.
She's not answering my calls.
I'll tell her to call you, okay?
[Roxanne] Well, how?
(door thudding) (lock clicking)
(bell ringing)
Hey, sleepyhead.
What time is it?
I wanted to let you sleep.
Nathan, not now!
Okay.
You gonna go in tonight?
No.
Are you?
I don't want to go back there.
It's your decision.
But think about how fast we could save up
for my club and your store.
I'll just waitress or...
something.
I don't like it either.
But it's the best way, and
I'm right there with you.
But not tonight.
It's up to you.
It would mean a lot to me though.
("Nada Nada" by Aristidez)
(crowd commotion)
(car whooshing)
(Cassandra sighing)
Hey, you're late.
[Cassandra] Hey, yeah,
well I stayed late.
I made an extra 40 bucks.
Nice.
We're going out with this.
Dave got me an audition
at a club, a real club,
to fill in during the week.
Come on out with us.
It'll be fun.
All right, yeah.
Yeah, let me just get dressed, okay?
Okay.
Hurry up.
Okay.
[Nathan] Here, take this.
What is it?
It's just some molly.
[Cassandra] I took something earlier.
We both took one.
I'm okay.
Take it now, it'll kick
in at the right time.
(exciting electronic drumming music)
(crowd commotion)
Oh, oh.
Let's get you to bed.
Mm-hmm.
Thank you.
Are you okay?
I'm dizzy.
It was fun.
[Nathan] Dave really likes you.
Yeah.
I figured once he started
making out with me.
He's got money.
I love you.
You know that?
Mmm.
I know.
I told Dave how great you are.
That's nice.
He really wants to be with you.
I'm tired, Nathan.
You wanna stop dancing, right?
You love me, don't you?
Just be with him tonight
then you won't have to go back there.
Don't make me.
It would be for us.
(distant police sirens)
I'm proud of you.
This was really hard for me.
Drives me crazy to think
about you with somebody else.
We just have to sacrifice a little now
and then we can have
whatever we want together.
Hey, let's just sleep.
No.
I'm just hungry.
(eerie string music)
I just...
I have to...
I have to go.
Cass, where you going?
Don't go out now!
(door thudding)
(eerie string music)
(Cassandra knocking)
Is Roxanne here?
It's late, Julie's asleep.
Well is she here or not?
[Ed] Hold on.
What's wrong, Cassandra?
I was wondering
if you could help me.
Why didn't you call after I came by?
You came by?
[Roxanne] Didn't he tell you?
To see how you were doing.
How did you know where I was?
Girl at your work.
You still smoking?
What do you think?
So this guy's like your boyfriend?
[Cassandra] Yeah.
And you're living together already?
Well, I needed a place.
And he didn't tell you I came by?
I mean, look, okay, he does
all kinds of stuff for me
and we have our place together
and we're working towards
something together, so...
What did you need?
[Cassandra] What?
What did you need help with?
Nothing.
Nothing.
I'm sorry, I'm fine.
(ominous string music)
(engine rumbling)
(Nathan knocking)
Cass, open the door.
Get out.
What are you doing here?
Why would you sleep out here?
It's not safe.
Get in here.
Where were you?
Nowhere.
Are you leaving me?
No.
Then where were you?
My sister's.
You never told me that she came by
and she's pissed I didn't call her.
Your sister told you to leave me.
[Cassandra] What?
No.
She's the one who threw you out?
How does she know where we live?
She just must've asked Veronica.
[Nathan] Veronica, who's Veronica?
A friend from work.
You can't be telling
everybody where we live, Cass.
I didn't, she just...
I need to go pick up my last paycheck.
We love each other,
we need to be together,
we don't need anybody else.
Can we go get my check?
Nathan?
Yeah, okay.
That'll be good.
Put your seatbelt on.
(engine rumbling)
Veronica.
[Veronica] Hey, honey.
Hey.
Is the kitchen open?
Yeah.
How are you?
Good.
I called you.
Your sister came by.
Right.
I know.
I'm sorry, I'm just...
Do you know if they're still hiring?
I...
I don't think with the way you left...
[Cassandra] Right.
Can I get a big breakfast?
Two, actually, to go.
[Veronica] It's $12.90.
Oh, right.
[Veronica] I gave you
the employee discount.
I know.
Oh shit.
You know what,
I can't find my wallet.
So just scratch that.
Do you want me to cover it?
No, sweetie, that's okay.
I'll call you soon, okay?
I promise.
Have you seen my wallet?
My DJ gig with Dave fell
through, they found someone else.
I'm sorry.
If I had more time to
record instead of chasing a..
You will find something else.
Wondering where the hell you
were, what the hell happened.
I said, I'm sorry.
I was just worried about you.
Can we just go home so I can
look for my wallet, please?
All right.
(seatbelt alarm dinging)
Maybe it just fell out somewhere.
Maybe.
Will you help me look for it?
(Nathan groaning)
Do you see it out there?
Fuck.
I can't find it anywhere.
Maybe it's in the car.
We were just in the car.
Yeah, well maybe we missed it.
Fuck.
(objects clattering)
- It wasn't there.
- Cass, look.
Where was it?
It was here the whole time.
[Cassandra] That doesn't make any sense.
[Nathan] You're tired.
No, but that doesn't make any sense.
I would've seen it.
Well,
I should take care of our money.
Put it in a bank.
You're just no good with money.
I'll hold on to it.
But my I.D. and everything is in there.
Just tell me when you need
it and I'll give it to you.
What?
It's safer with me.
No, you can't just keep it.
It's safer with me.
(door thudding)
Open the door.
Cass?
(Nathan knocking)
Cass.
Open the door, I'm...
I'm sorry.
You know I love you.
(Nathan pounding)
Open the door.
(Nathan huffing)
Okay,
okay, just sleep.
I'm going out for a
bit, I'm taking the car.
(door thudding)
(ominous music)
(door thudding)
(gentle string music)
(dog barking)
Well hi, Cassandra.
You all didn't come together?
No, I took the train.
Hey, Julie.
Hi, Cassandra.
Have you met Ian?
[Cassandra] No, not yet.
He's helping out.
You be nice to him.
I'll try not to get in the way.
If you told me you were coming,
we could've come together.
It's nice to have Julie out here.
She loves her grandmother.
(phone dinging)
Who's that?
No one.
Everything okay?
Could I get a ride back with you?
I don't know when I'm going back.
Come run some errands with me.
Is Julie okay here alone?
She's fine.
She's just hanging out with the dogs.
We can go buy your boyfriend a shirt.
(Cassandra chuckling)
Why don't you just stay here?
Stay with Mom for awhile.
(phone buzzing)
Why don't you just shut it off?
Do you remember my friend, Bethany?
She runs a sewing co-op
where you can rent machines and,
like, sew stuff.
(gentle string music)
(machine clicking)
(machine humming)
(lively string music)
This looks great.
Thank you.
(toddler babbling)
You bought a pack?
Just for when I visit Mom.
Oh, you can't smoke in the car, I'm sorry.
Ed freaks out.
How long were you gone?
[Roxanne] A couple hours.
God, I didn't even notice.
Hey, she wants me to like
maybe help out around the shop or teach.
[Roxanne] For money?
I don't know.
I'd do it for free.
We should go rescue Julie.
She's fine.
You know, I wasn't trying
to fuck Ed or anything.
I know.
[Ian] You didn't have to do all this.
Oh, it's no problem.
Do you guys have a colander?
Oh, yeah.
- It's right over here.
- Oh.
Thanks.
Well, I'll do it.
- Okay.
- So,
you gonna move home?
No, I don't think so.
I wouldn't wanna be like one of those kids,
back in my old room, you know, in your way.
It's your house.
You're welcome here anytime.
(phone buzzing)
What?
Yeah, I know, I know, I saw.
I know, look, I'm busy right now
and I need you to leave me alone.
I don't know, I don't know, Nathan.
Are you gonna apologize?
No.
No, you took the car.
I don't know, I really don't know.
Okay, well if you're gonna
keep being like this,
stop calling me.
I don't know.
I don't know!
You okay?
[Cassandra] Yeah.
Need another hand?
[Cassandra] No, I'm...
No, it's almost done.
(Cassandra huffing)
(dog barking)
- Haven't had anyone
cook for me in awhile.
It's good.
It's just from a jar.
I know, I bought that sauce.
Oh.
I just like it.
(Ian laughing)
I...
Actually was wondering if I could
maybe stay with you guys for awhile.
Aren't you living with someone?
You should try to work things out.
Like Roxanne.
Yeah,
like Roxanne.
Your room's a little different
now but there's a foldout.
Oh,
that's okay.
I think I can actually work
out here part-time too.
[Roxanne] You're welcome.
Can we try and keep the
dogs out of the house?
They go where they go, honey.
If it'd help,
I could try and keep them out of yo..
We've got a baby gate.
Well that'd be great.
I'll just go back tonight
and pick up my stuff.
I don't think I can
take you back tonight.
I'm not going back yet.
That's fine, I'll take the train,
pick up my things and
drive my car back tomorrow.
(train rails clanking)
(gentle string music)
(bell clinking)
(door clicking)
Who was that?
Look, I'm just here to get my things.
(door thudding)
Nathan, who is that?
What, so you're just not talking to me now?
[Nathan] I don't know why
you'd take advantage of me.
Leave me just to hurt me.
I did not leave just to hurt you.
Everything I do is for you.
Who is she?
April's staying awhile.
She just needs a place to stay.
How old is she?
We're not dating.
She just needs some help
and I'm helping her.
What is this?
It's got a lock now.
Why?
I don't know, I have new people i..
Okay, well can you let me in?
Why?
Because all of my shit is in there.
Okay, just relax.
Go ahead.
Shit.
(faint beat music)
Hey, sorry.
I just needed to grab my...
[April] What?
Nathan has extra headphones if you want.
[April] Sure.
Do you have anywhere
else that you could stay?
Am I getting kicked out?
No, I...
I just mean, if you needed to.
No.
(faint pop music)
What's all this?
[Cassandra] Nothing.
I was worried about you.
I know.
Not picking up your phone.
It won't happen again.
Want the rest of this?
Sure.
Thanks.
(Cassandra chuckling)
(traffic whooshing)
(train rails clanking)
We should probably get some milk.
Did you know Nathan before you moved in?
No.
Has he taken you into where he works?
The club?
Couldn't get in.
Do you want anything else to eat?
I mean, we could get
some fruit or something.
Did Nathan give you any money?
Okay, well actually,
we're fine with just that.
(register beeping)
Thank you.
Come on, April.
Make sure you keep your I.D.
and your stuff somewhere safe, okay?
[April] Whatever.
(train rails clanking)
(birds chirping)
(door clicking)
I need you to take April to the club.
I don't work there anymore.
They know you.
[Cassandra] She's not
even old enough to get in.
I got her an I.D.
Just make sure Dave's at the door.
Do you have my car keys?
[Nathan] Are you taking her?
Do you have my keys?
If you're taking her, take the car.
I paid for food yesterday
and you still have my wallet.
[Nathan] We all gotta pitch in, you know?
I'm not taking her.
Then I'll hold on to the keys.
(Cassandra sighing)
(eerie string music)
(ominous string music)
Hi.
[Clerk] Gonna be $3.75.
Actually, I don't have it.
No?
You can pay later, thanks.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Okay.
- Thank you.
- Thanks.
- Goodbye.
- Thank you.
(door thudding)
[Nathan] Guess you
don't need your wallet.
I have money in my car.
Why in the car?
Because you have my wallet.
Can I have my keys?
You can't just sit on my lap
every time you need something, Cass.
Well, if you gave me my
keys, I'll go get the money.
I'll get it.
No.
Where the forks are.
(gentle string music)
Come right back.
[Cassandra] Yeah, I'll just be a second.
(gentle string music)
(engine rumbling)
(Cassandra sighing)
(ominous music)
(door thudding)
[Nathan] How much was in there?
We should go out with this.
Sure.
April?
April.
[April] What?
If I were to give you,
if I gave you $740,
would you leave right now?
You have to give it to me first.
I mean like right now, this minute,
and never come back.
Yeah.
- Okay.
- Okay.
Take this.
Just go, I'll call you a car, okay?
No, everything you have.
This is all I have.
Hey, I just want you to walk
right out that front door.
Okay.
Hey.
- Leave your phone.
- My phone, no.
You have a phone already.
It's not for me.
Just trust me.
Okay, go.
(door thudding)
Where is she off to?
She just said that she was hungry.
Well I was just about to order.
Tell her to come back.
Okay.
(distant police sirens)
(faint television commotion)
I don't know, I couldn't
see where she went.
I'll check the street though.
(traffic whooshing)
(faint people chattering)
Yeah, I don't know, I couldn't see.
Can you text her?
I don't have her number.
Let's just go out to eat.
I don't really feel like going out.
Okay, I can bring something back.
You hungry?
Yeah.
Sure.
Whatever you want is fine.
Okay.
(distant police sirens)
(door clicking)
(suitcase rolling)
(elevator bell ringing)
(elevator beeping)
I knew it!
What the hell is this?
Where is April?
I don't know.
(door thudding)
Get in there.
No.
Everything in here is mine!
Give me your jacket.
Give me your shoes.
Come on.
Take off your shirt.
What?
Take it off!
Give me the rest of it.
Everything.
- Nathan.
- Now!
Come on.
All of it!
Please.
Just hurry up.
All right.
Okay.
(locks clicking)
We can talk about this when I get back.
I just gotta go find April now,
I just can't have you leave.
Hey.
I love you.
(Cassandra whimpering)
You know I do.
Just let her go.
No.
We can't make it, just us.
We tried.
(Nathan groaning)
(door thudding)
(ominous string music)
(door thudding)
(Cassandra sniffling)
Fuck.
(ambient string music)
(Cassandra gasping)
(train rumbling)
(gentle string music)
(train rails clanking)
Hi, excuse me, I was just wondering if
I could possible have $16
for the train to Hicksville.
(gentle string music)
Hi, pardon me, I was
wondering if you happened
to have any money that I could...
Sorry.
Hi, excuse me.
I don't mean to bother you but...
Can I borrow your phone?
Just, it'll be quick.
Please.
Thank you.
Hey, Ma.
Yeah, it's me.
It's not my phone but...
Is Roxy still there?
(train horn honking)
Can I talk to her?
Hey, hey.
Could you maybe pick me
up from the train station
in like an hour?
Yeah, but look, I don't have any money,
so if you could bring some cash,
and we can give it to them there.
It'd be fine.
I'm sure it's fine.
Okay, thanks.
Could you maybe bring, like, a jacket?
Just anything. Something long.
Yeah, that's great.
Okay.
Okay, I'll see you soon.
Thanks.
(ambient string music)