Too Close To Home (2016) s02e06 Episode Script

1 Previously on "Too Close to Home" I said no! I'm not going! Get your ass in that car.
You are not staying with him.
Eli is a good man and he's nice to me! He's your father.
Well, the sheriff wanted me to talk to a woman over at the trailer park that's hoarding 'cause he's actually gonna make her clean the trailer immediately.
I just need some type of introduction or You know, I can do that.
She's my mother.
Katelynn: Check your e-mail now.
[Cellphone pings.]
I'm gonna kill that Dr.
Allen son of a bitch.
You're not gonna kill that old man.
Watch me.
He's your father.
Shelby.
- No.
- It's the truth.
Not right now, Shelby.
- No, I'm sick of this.
- Enough! - You're lying.
- No, I'm not.
- Shut your lying mouth! - I'm not.
- Rebel, stop it.
- You don't tell me what to do! - She's lying! - Rebel.
Rebel Please, please just leave me alone! No, Rebel.
You need to hear this.
He's your father.
He's Mac's father.
You're lying.
You're lying.
What makes you think you're important enough to be lied to, huh? You're such a bitch.
She's lying.
You're all lying.
Hey.
It's true.
See? I told you.
You want me to be pregnant.
- What? - You want me to be just like you.
Accusing me of sleeping around? I'm a virgin, thank you very much.
You're the whores and the liars! He told me about you.
He told me everything.
He shouldn't be talking to her.
- What did he say? - Never mind.
What the hell did he say, Rebel? It doesn't matter.
He shouldn't be talking to her.
I asked you a question.
What did he say? He told me how you were ruining his life.
How you lied and how you had him put in jail.
- God, that bastard.
- Because you were jealous - of him and his money! - That ain't true.
Rory likes me.
And he's gonna marry me and he's gonna take care of me.
Rebel, you're 15.
Yeah.
I am.
And I'm smarter than all three of you.
I didn't lie on some man and I didn't get pregnant at 12 and 13 like all three of you did! I didn't.
I'm better than you and I'm better than this! Why did you accuse me of being pregnant? I'm not.
Baby I'm sorry.
No.
No, no, I'm not I am not the three of you, okay? - Okay? I'm not.
- No, you're not.
I'm not.
You cannot be around this man.
Do you hear me? Look at me.
Baby? We didn't want you to find out like this.
But it's the truth.
No, it's not.
He said you would say that.
- Put her ass out of here.
- Yes! Please! - No, I'm not doing that.
- Why? I don't want to be here! You are not going anywhere.
You are my life.
You are everything to me.
Can you please can I just go to my room? Please! - I love you.
- Can I please go? Can I please go? Yeah.
[Sniffles.]
[Door slams.]
You shouldn't have told her.
She should know the truth, Annie.
That is not the way to tell her.
Okay, great.
You got a better way, Ms.
I-slept-with-the-president? Oh, don't you dare, Ms.
Mom-of-the-year.
You should not have told her.
Well, he shouldn't have did it! You know, she's older than I was when he did that to me.
I know you are not trying to justify them talking right now.
Oh, hell no.
That's not what you're doing, is it? No, Annie! I'm just saying She's older than I was.
[Sighs.]
Shelby, it was all of us.
Don't you understand that? Oh, yeah.
That don't make me feel better.
You guys knew about it and you left me there.
- And I was the baby.
- And she is still a child! Yeah, a child you ain't never been there for! Oh, don't you dare! I've been gone five years! You were here every single day and you've never once been there for Mac! - At least I love him! - Love?! You don't even know what that is, Shelby! All right! Stop it! Please! Shut up! Shut the [Bleep.]
up! Can you stop fighting for one second? [Door slams.]
We just ruined that little girl's life.
And you're making it all about you, Shelby! I didn't ruin it! - He ruined it! - Listen to me! You got to dig down deep, girl! You got to find it inside of you to get over this! It ain't there! It ain't there! He took it.
- Baby, it's there! - It ain't there! - It ain't there! - No, look at me, Shelby! Come on! You have a son and he needs you! I need people, too! I know, baby! I know! No, you don't.
How could you do that to me, huh? You just left me there! - You knew it.
- Okay.
Okay.
You knew what was gonna happen and you just left me.
All right.
All right.
You didn't protect me like that! Okay.
Shelby, you need help.
And if you don't get yourself together, you're not coming around here no more.
I will not let you hurt Mac anymore.
You hear me? Yeah, I hear you.
Okay.
[Sniffles.]
[Sobs.]
Too close to home [Burps.]
[Slurred.]
Yeah.
I hope hope you fall in a well and die.
You'd be you'd be doing me a favor.
Just die.
Where are you going? Huh? Huh.
Don't forget who's in the field.
Don't don't you forget who's in that field.
[Snorts.]
[Bird sings.]
You sick piece of you're gonna gonna get what yours, you damn queer Mexican.
[Inhales.]
Get out of here, J.
B.
! Get out of here! Get! You let go of this, J.
B.
You ain't gonna tell me what do! You stop it.
You shut up.
- You killed your mama.
- Go to hell.
Oh, yes, you did.
You killed her 'cause you wanted to break her heart! You shut up.
Why would you do that? Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
All right? Calm down.
Oh, I don't know why you you were terrible! Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.
Calm down.
Okay? Come here.
Hey.
Yeah, you know, I I love you.
- No.
Yeah.
No, you don't, J.
B.
- Yes, yes.
I love you, and I always will love you.
You are a lying old bastard! Yeah.
Yeah.
I know I am.
And your mama was whorin' around.
Yeah, I I know she was.
Yeah.
And she came back bringing you, trying to tell me you were mine.
I I know, Daddy.
- Yeah.
- Shh, shh, shh.
Yeah.
I knew different.
She didn't know I was a doctor.
I did your blood work.
You're not mine.
- You're not mine! - Hey, no.
No, no, no, I'm not.
All right? Now, I can you help me? I have a headache.
Can you give me something? Are you sick? Yeah.
Hey, come on.
Hey, let's go in the kitchen, okay? - Why didn't you say so? - Come on.
All right.
Hey.
Let's just go in here in the kitchen.
Okay? Go ahead.
Hey.
Now, you you are a doctor.
A really good one.
- Not not anymore.
- Yes, yes, you are.
I used to be.
Huh? Okay.
Well, hey, I I have a headache.
Can you can you give me something for it? Sure.
That's that's easy.
- All right.
- It's it's locked.
Hey.
- There you go.
- Okay.
Here.
Right here.
- Take some of these? - Take those.
It'll fix you right up.
Okay.
Okay.
Yeah.
Thank you.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Hey, can I give you something for your headache? No, no, no.
I don't have a headache.
No.
Uh, yeah, but it'll it'll help with your memory.
- Okay? - Yeah.
Uh, I just want you to I want you to mix these ones, okay? - Which ones? - Uh, well, I think, um I think You got to mix this one, all right? And you just mix these two, and it's gonna help your head, okay? - Mix these.
- Uh-huh.
Mix these two and it'll help my memory? Yeah! I want you to take all of them.
It's gonna be good for your memory, all right? I don't know.
Take all of these? No, take it.
I promise you.
Hey.
Look at me.
Look at me.
This is gonna make you feel better.
- You know you're forgetting - Brody: Daddy.
Who you talking to? J.
B.
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
Yeah, he he told me to mix these red ones.
- Oh.
Okay.
- No, no, no.
Don't "okay" me.
- He was here.
- Yeah, I know.
He was in this house, Jesse! Okay.
Did you eat your sandwich? Yes.
- No, you didn't.
- No.
I think it's time for you to take a nap.
No, I I don't want to take a nap.
Daddy.
What? How did you open that? J.
B.
opened it.
Damn it, Daddy! - Stop it now! - What? No, J.
B.
opened it.
He said this would help my memory.
Come on.
I'll clean this up.
But I I have to mix these.
- Mixing these will kill you.
- No, no.
J.
B.
said they would help my memory.
- Daddy.
- What? What? It's okay.
Let's go to bed.
But I I have to mix them.
J.
B.
told me.
- No.
I know.
- Yeah, I know.
I think you need to move out.
Okay.
I know you don't have any money.
I get paid on Friday.
I'll give you what I can.
Don't worry about it.
I'll figure it out.
Sorry.
What are you sorry about? Look, I get it, okay? I complicate everything.
[Sighs.]
[Chuckles.]
I tried to raise Rebel right, Annie.
I really I tried.
You stop it.
You did the best you could, okay? This is my fault.
I just left.
I wasn't here.
I had to get her away from him.
Yeah, we do.
I promise you on my life I will not let him do to her what he did to us.
I want you to know that I never meant to steal take Brody from you.
Annie, I know what you are to each other.
- It's the past, okay? - Will you listen to me, please? No.
Stop.
Okay? He loves you.
- No.
- Yes.
- He thinks he does.
- What does that mean? I remind him of you.
He loves you.
And you love him.
I know you do.
Yeah, I miss what I miss what we had.
I miss what we could have had.
But, you know, he's never gonna love me.
That's not true.
He's just too nice of a guy to ever tell me.
No, you just you have to press him and he will.
See? You get him.
Yeah.
I know what he wants.
It's not me.
I think you're wrong.
[Scoffs.]
- You do? - Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I do.
Well, um Look, uh, I'm gonna help you find a place to stay, okay? But I need you to help me clean up Mama's trailer first.
Yeah, I heard.
- You did? - Yeah.
Uh, Frankie told me.
The sheriff apparently asked her to help out with Mama.
She's some sort of therapist.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
She's gonna help mama.
Oh, yeah, that's gonna go over well.
- [Laughs.]
- Yeah, that's what I said.
[Chuckles, sniffles.]
Hey.
Come here.
Okay? It's all gonna be all right.
This is all gonna work out.
Okay? - I hope so.
- Okay? - It's gonna be fine.
- [Laughs.]
Okay.
Let's go clean up Mama's trailer.
Wait, wait.
Babe, come back.
I'll be back, okay? Babe.
Look.
I thought you'd be more excited to see me.
I am.
You got to give me a second, okay? I just I just need a second, all right? It's been a long time since you've been here.
I know.
I get it.
I don't want to upset you, okay? Then don't.
I thought me being home would be a good thing.
I'm shocked! Okay? This is unexpected.
I just need a moment, okay, to just process that you're here.
- Okay.
- But where are you going? I need to go take a shower.
But you already did! I'll be back.
- Hi.
- Hi.
I'm sorry about earlier.
No problem.
Dax has something he'd like to say to you.
I'm listening.
I'm sorry.
Sure thing.
So you guys are leaving today, right? Well, I'm just not sure if Victor's well enough to leave just yet.
You all didn't seem to mind about that last night.
I'm sorry.
I feel really bad about it.
Is there anything that I could do to make it up to you? Yeah.
My daddy's in there asleep.
You think you can keep an eye on him? Yeah.
Sure.
Sheba will keep an eye on him.
Thank you.
Brody, I'm really sorry, again.
No problem.
Come on.
Okay.
Come on.
What? We have some making-up to do with him.
I'm not doing that.
So then why did you come here, Dax? I have my reasons.
Come on.
- You first.
- Okay, fine.
I'll go up there and talk to him first, and then you're gonna go after me.
Do you understand? - Yeah.
Whatever.
- Good.
I'll be right back.
[Ringing.]
Dax? - Are you still there? - Yeah.
- Good.
- No.
Not good.
Okay.
What do you want? I want our friendly senator.
- That's easy.
- No.
You don't understand.
I want him dead.
- Tonight.
- Careful.
I'm seeing your fangs.
- Sharpened by yours.
- Thank you.
I will you get anything you need to bury your boyfriend's private lover.
You just be my eyes there.
- I'm not promising long.
- I don't need long.
He's addressing the nation.
And we will do a sit-down where there will be more fireworks in America than on the 4th of July.
What are you going to do? Oh, you just watch.
He won't leave this whore alone.
You just watch.
Well, don't forget about our deal.
- Have I ever? - Okay.
I need an address for this Annie girl.
233 Highway 16.
They went there? That's where she is.
Fantastic.
When will I get my information? When I'm done, my love.
One crisis at a time.
I don't think this is a good idea.
I don't care.
I'm getting out of here.
Okay, well, can you at least just sit down - for a minute, Victor? - No.
Please, just sit down for a sec, okay? - Dax is downstairs.
- Does it look like I care, Valerie? Yes, you do, okay? So stop it.
- I don't.
- Yeah, you do.
And it doesn't matter that he's here.
It doesn't matter anymore.
Look, you should go.
And so should he.
I mean, you should at least talk to him.
Maybe he can help.
My parents, they're fine.
They're at immigration right now getting their paperwork processed to get back into the country.
- Wait, what do you mean? - Yeah.
Okay, well, how did you do that? He's not the only one's who got connections.
Please just talk to him.
I just got him to come back here.
I don't care! Yeah, you do.
You guys have spent so many years together.
Well, that's before he went after my family, and that didn't seem to matter, did it? He can go to hell.
I worked it out.
Okay.
Hey.
Hi.
Thank you.
For? For you know what.
I wish I didn't know what they were doing.
How long's it gone on? I don't know.
How'd you find out? I would see them, I would see her going to his trailer and to that van, and How many times? Maybe you should ask Regina.
Yeah, I will.
But my brother, he's just too happy.
I just I can't ruin his time here.
I understand that.
I let her live with me because my brother begged me to.
She don't even pay the rent.
He sends her all of his money.
I just I just don't know what he sees in her.
I know if I tell him, it'll break his heart.
What if he finds out that you knew? Well, I gave her three days to tell him or I will.
You think that's wise? I don't know what's wise.
Well, look, you know your brother.
He's a you know, he seems like a really nice guy.
No one deserves this.
Just use your best judgment.
Wait.
You were trying to get my brother in all this [Bleep.]
And now you're telling me to use my best judgment? Wait, wait, wait, wait.
I was just trying to stop her, not - by ruining my brother's life.
- It's not gonna ruin his life.
Frankie, let me tell you something.
My brother he got one switch, and when it's hit, he don't care.
He would have killed both of them.
So I'm protecting him.
Look, I'm sorry.
Yeah, it's it's all right, I guess.
Just I just need to get her to tell him.
[Sighs.]
That damn Elm Men like that are disgusting to me.
Okay? I hate cheaters.
My husband did it to me, and then he blamed it on me.
- I'm sorry.
- No, it's okay.
I am, too.
That your husband cheated on you? - Yeah.
- I thought I was the only one with that problem.
Well, looks like we all have the same problems, huh? He cheated on you with a body like that? Well, hell, I'ma keep my full figure then.
Shoot.
'Cause they gon' just cheat anyway.
Well, it seems like it, huh? Thank you.
Look, I really wish I didn't know this.
Yeah, me, too.
What the hell took you so long? Well, maybe we should just leave and go back to D.
C.
Wait.
What? You brought me here, and now he doesn't want to talk? - I didn't say that.
- You said we should leave.
- So what's up? - Nothing.
What happened up there? Nothing.
Where are you going? So, what, you don't want to talk to me? - Get out.
- I gave you everything, you son of a bitch.
Everything! Yeah.
With a price tag on it.
What?! You think you can hold my family like pawns over my head? You gonna deport me, too, when you get mad at me? I didn't sleep with him.
- You did.
- So what? I slept with him.
And Kyle and Kevin and Jackson and Marshall.
[Chuckles.]
What? You shocked? All your friends.
I'm a man.
That's what I do.
Good luck getting your parents back They're already back.
- What? - Yeah.
Apparently, Marshall thought I was pretty special in bed.
Special enough to keep him Happy.
Are you really flaunting your affair with a married senator in my face? Yes.
How stupid are you? I could ruin him.
It's not gonna do anything to me.
Oh.
So this is a game to you? Just like my parents' lives are to you.
You want to see how much power I have? Show me how much power you have.
Go ahead.
Call whoever the hell you want.
They're already back in the country.
[Ringing.]
Apparently, they're back in the country.
They're not? Oh.
Okay, they're at immigration.
Okay.
Oh, is that so? Yeah, that would make sense.
The man I'm standing in front of wouldn't know the difference between immigration and this country.
Yes.
Yes.
Please.
Turn them around.
Hold on just a second.
I think the illegal's upset.
[Bleep.]
you, Dax.
Yes, he is.
He's speaking French.
You son of a bitch.
I'm always two steps ahead of you, Victor.
Always.
Comprende? Have a good life.
Bitch.
I'm gonna find some tacos or some burritos, huh? Ándale! Ándale! You know why Tina and Regina don't like you, right? I really don't care.
They think you want me.
[Chuckles.]
You want me? As much as I want an STD.
- That's cold.
- Goodbye.
Go back to your damn house.
Hey, hey, now.
Come on.
I know you out here lonely and by yourself.
But if you'd like to talk sometime, I live right next door.
But you know that.
You need to get off my damn porch.
I saw you talking to Tavia earlier.
What was that about? Maybe you should ask her.
I did that.
Maybe there's something you need to ask yourself.
Take up responsibility.
It's a good thing.
You think? Yeah.
Especially when it's involving all the folks around here and their lives.
But what I do doesn't affect your life.
Or does it? You need to get off my damn porch.
- I know what you did.
- And I know what you did.
I know you out here in this trailer park for a reason.
You don't belong here.
You hiding from somebody.
Who is it? It seems like you need to be hiding from that woman's husband.
I hear he's real crazy, got a real hot temper.
Yeah.
I do, too.
Mm, well, this should be real interesting.
Let me get my popcorn.
You shouldn't be in this.
And you shouldn't be sleeping with that woman.
You know nothing about it.
Well, I know you have a wife.
And she's clueless.
So, what, you gonna tell her, too? Did you come here to threaten me? - Well - Because that's not wise.
That's not wise.
I assure you, that's not a wise thing to do.
Why you got to be so mean? Because I'm a mother [Bleep.]
when I'm crossed.
Hey, Frankie.
Elm.
Just the man I wanted to see.
- Is that right? - Yeah.
Look, Brody, if this is about that, the rent's already been paid.
I want to talk to you about Regina.
Is that so? What about her? Don't play games with me, Elm.
I've known you too long.
Well, go ahead and talk.
You know Nelson is a friend of mine.
- Yeah, we all know that.
- And you and his wife? - What are you saying? - Don't do this.
You need to leave her alone.
You understand me? I already have.
Listen.
I don't want to have to come down here 'cause something happened to you.
- To me? - Yeah.
You know him.
And you know me, Brody.
I don't take things laying down.
- Just his wife.
- Well, that was easy.
Say that again so I can kick your ass for him.
I'm sorry.
All right.
I'm sorry.
Just not so hostile, okay? Know that I know and I'm watching, all right? And don't you dare go over to Frankie's again.
- You hear me? - Yeah.
- It's good seeing you, man.
- Good seeing you.
- What's going on? - Nothing, man.
I'm good.
I'm back.
Yeah, yeah.
I see we see that.
- For how long? - I'm out, man.
Is that so? Yeah.
You and me both are civilians now.
- Really? - Yeah.
Hey, we got to go into town and get a beer later.
Oh, uh, me and Tina, we already made some plans, so - Maybe next time.
- Oh.
Oh, okay.
Well, we got to catch up.
- Yeah.
- Just like old times, man.
Just like old times.
Okay.
Well, it was good seeing you, man.
Yeah.
Good seeing you.
All right.
Catch up with y'all later.
What you doing here, man? I just needed to talk to Elm.
I'm heading back to the barn now.
Get everything fixed up there? - Yeah, I did.
- Yeah? Well, why don't you let me come up there with you? I want to help out.
- You sure? - Yeah.
Regina's acting funny, man.
I got to I got to get away.
- Let's go.
- Okay.
Come on.
[Engine starts.]
- Hey, Sheriff.
- Anna.
Where's Bonnie? Oh, she's resting.
Hey, Sheriff.
What's going on? Well, you got some trustees on the way over.
- Right now? - Yeah.
No, no.
I I thought we had more time.
No, ma'am.
We got to get this cleaned up now.
I got a dumpster on the way, too.
I thought we'd, uh, get started on the outside.
Sheriff, I haven't even talked to Mama yet! Well, you better get somebody to get Frankie to come over here and talk with her, then.
Come on! Let's go! Yeah? You go get there, then! Y'all go on over there.
- I'll go and get her.
- Whatever.
Boy, they're in a mood today.
Mama.
Now, what the hell's going on? - You haven't seen me all day.
- We need to talk to you.
Well, do you that that little bitch stole money from me while you were gone? Why are there bullet casings on the floor? Well, that's all Shelby's fault.
I don't now, Bonnie, I wasn't gonna kill her.
I just shot at her.
Mama.
Is that that little bitch Shelby behind you? Huh? Shelby! She stole from me! She stole $40! Is that right? - I borrowed it.
- Oh, no, you didn't.
And if I could get up from here, Shelby, I swear to god, I'd break your scrawny little neck right now.
- Well, you tried to kill me.
- Oh, you're damn right I did.
And I'd do it again if I had more bullets! All right.
- See? - Keep your voices down.
The sheriff's outside.
Please.
What the hell does he want? To arrest her, I hope! No, Mama.
He doesn't want to arrest her.
He wants you to get this place cleaned up.
- He can go to hell.
- You don't understand.
You could be evicted.
There ain't nothing wrong with this place! Are you seeing this, Mama? Look at this stuff.
These papers, they've been here for years! No, no, no, no! That was keeping it warm in here now! All right, you know what? That's it, Mama.
I'm doing it.
No! You can't throw those away! You get thrown out of here, where are you gonna go, Mama? Huh? - He wouldn't dare.
- He said he was gonna.
We've got to clean this place.
Right now.
- Well, I can't move! - All right.
We will do it, okay? No! No! I got to be able to see what you're doing in here! - Mama! Please! - I'm not kidding! I got to be able to see everything you're doing.
You can! You can sit right here and watch us do it.
W-we'll take care of it! All right? The hell you trying to do to me, Mobley? I'm trying to help you, darling.
Oh, no, the hell you're not.
You're trying to get these guys to move my trying to get me to move out of here, out of my home! No, we're just trying to help you get this place cleaned up.
But this place is not bad.
I beg to differ.
You son of a bitch.
Now, we're not gonna have any name-calling, Jolene.
This is my stuff.
And you can't take it.
Well, if we don't, then you're gonna have to move out of here.
This all needs to be thrown away.
You shut up.
She stole my money.
Now, arrest her! - I'm gonna talk with her.
- [Scoffs.]
- "Talk with her.
" - Yes, talk with her.
See? Backfired on your ass.
You wanted me to go down and look what happened, huh? All right, that's it.
We're going.
- No, I ain't helping her! - Go on, Shelby.
You too, Mobley! Well, I got somebody I want you to meet.
- Just hang on.
- What the hell? This here's Frankie.
She lives across the way.
I've asked her to come over here and talk with you about this.
Well, I'm not crazy.
And I ain't talking to no shrink.
Jolene There ain't nothing wrong with me.
Well, she's gonna help us.
I ain't got nothin' wrong with me.
I don't need no help! Well, you don't have much choice! I ain't talking to her.
Well, you need to.
She's not ready.
Miss Jolene, I'm here to talk if you need to.
I'm not crazy.
Look, talking to someone like me doesn't mean that you're crazy.
It just means that, like a lot of us, you may need some help working things out.
Sheriff, I have nothing to say.
Well, let me help you with this.
I'm gonna go out there and take some pictures of everything that they're thinking about throwing away.
I'm gonna bring them back in here and you're gonna tell me if you want them to throw it away or not.
You're in control here, Miss Jolene.
- Sure don't feel like it.
- Well, you are.
You are.
So I'm gonna go out there and take those pictures.
I'll be right back, okay? [Door opens.]
[Door closes.]
Throw that away! No, no, no, no, no.
Let me look at it first, okay? What are you doing? Get down from there.
No, I'm having fun up here.
Keep throwing it out.
Guys, hold up.
Your mother has a problem.
Yeah, we already know that.
Hope no one's paying you for that advice.
What's wrong with her, Frankie? Your mother has major issues dealing with loss.
That's usually associated with hoarding.
So throwing all this away, like this will devastate her.
We have to take our time and help her through this.
Ain't nobody got time for that.
Look, this could be really bad if you we don't.
She can't clean up.
Hell, she can't even get out of bed.
Throw that [Bleep.]
away! But, guys, if we do it like this, this can cause further mental breaks.
Throw all this [Bleep.]
away! She don't even know what's out here.
She can't tell.
Well, I think she can! Hold my bat.
- Shelby, what are you doing? - Give me my bat! She can't see now, can she? Throw all this [Bleep.]
away.
Sheriff, I don't think this is a good idea.
Well, good idea or bad, we got to get this mess cleaned up.
It could just cause more problems.
Well, I'm sorry, but she's just gonna have to deal.
We got to get this mess out of here.
Come on, guys! Let's get this cleaned up! - Yeah.
You sure don't mind? - Who you talking to? - Don't worry about it.
- Thank you.
- Is that him? - Mac! - I said don't worry about it.
- Rebel, is that him? Yeah.
Sorry.
Yeah, I'm on my way.
- Where you going? - Eli's coming to pick me up.
No, you're not to go out of this trailer.
- Do you understand me? - Bye.
Rebel, stop! Get next on "Too Close to Home" Woman: It said that an overdose from a male stimulant caused your heart attack.
- What do you say to that? - Someone is definitely talking.
I found this in my husband's bed.
Whose perfume is this? That girl sure sleep a lot.
Like a pregnant woman.
And it smells like the cheapest perfume.
Will you just shut up for a moment? Will you go to hell for a moment? We need to make sure that she is on your side.
Don't worry about her.