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Bob. Bobby! No, that's not what I said. I have never turned the company down in an emergency before. - This is a first. Bob! Bob, I... - Give me it! Give me it! I am not gonna leave my kids for four days with Alice gone! I mean, ah, well, I'm certainly... not gonna bring Alice's mother into the picture at this point in their lives. - They have enough grief already. Amy! - Give me it! Give me it! - What? - Come on! Give me it! Roll-backs? Will you settle down? Amy! - Amy! Amy! Hello? - No! What do roll-backs have to do with this, Bob? Oh, Bobby. Why don't you just save the little subtle threats. It's making me embarrassed for you. Amy! Listen, hold... Can you hold on a second? Hold on. Hey! Hey! What is this? What is this? Huh? Get up! Get up right now! - She bit me. She bit me hard. - Did you bite her? - Yeah. - Well, that's no excuse! This is your baby sister, and you could hurt her. Huh? You're much bigger than her. You should be loving each other, you understand me? - Now who spilled this Coke? - She did it. - She did it. - Who? - She did it! - She did it! Right. In bed, right now. Ah, don't you hear those kids fighting? I haven't eaten all day. It's 10:00. - Why don't you put 'em to bed? - I did. They just keep poppin' back up. They miss their mother, Michael. They're out of control. They spilled some Coke, Amy. - I'll get it in a minute. - In a minute? It is soaking into the rug! Don't yell at me. I am workin' overtime to help you out. Okay. Where are the paper towels? There are no paper towels. Jesus Christ, I am in a crisis here. I need some help. I need someone that can look around the house, and when there are no paper towels... they go to the goddam store and buy some paper towels. I mean, how many goddam stores do you pass on the way home from school... that are filled with paper towels? I need someone to use a little common sense around here. Why don't you get somebody else? Amy. Amy. Amy. Amy, I-I wa... Amy, I didn't... I was kidding. I... Amy, I might have... Oh, no. Oh, no. No. - Bob. ... make a call, please hang up and try again. - I'm not gonna do it. - I don't have another choice, Jess. - This isn't fair. - Well, you know, sometimes life isn't fair. - Hi, Lisa. - Hi, Gigi. I told you, Jess, they're tryin' to get rid of the experienced pilots. - They wanna bring in kids. - Kids can't fly planes. Not kid kids. Men kids. - I'm not living with her, and you can't make me. - It's four days, Jess. - Four days. - Well, why can't we live with Amy? She loves us. I tried that. She won't talk to me. - Well, whose fault is that? - Look now, this is not a vote. - I am your father. I'm asking... - No, you're not. Oh, yes, I am. I am the only father you've got, little girl. - Okay, here it is. - I know things are tough, Jess. But Mommy's sick... and I'm all alone, and we need to pitch in. It's time you understand that. I'm gonna go to my dad. Your dad calls you from Oregon maybe twice a year. Plenty of times. All the time. And you don't know! - I'm sorry, babe. I didn't mean that. - I'm gonna go to my mom! Shit! - Jess. Jess. - I'm goin' to my mom! - Jess. - I want her. - I want my mom! - I know. I know, sweetie. Let go of me. Stop it! - Stop it! Let me... - I know. It's okay. - Let me go! I want my mom! - We'll work it out. Okay, we'll work it out. We'll work it out. - I want my mom. - I want your mom too. What's wrong? It's no fun to eat shit. So don't. Then you'd be stuck with Grandma. Let's go in. Come on. Wait for me here. You. Me? What did you just say about me? That you were the one with the paper towels. Guilty. I'm very sorry I did that. Can I talk to you a second in the kitchen or someplace? Don't bother. Nobody speaks English, except my cousin Vu. And I'd love to hear this. Uh, okay. I got a trip. If I don't go, I get fired. I don't wanna leave Jess with her grandma. Why is this my problem? Actually, it's not. So, you're basically begging? Well, it worked. You gonna leave without saying goodbye? It's okay. You don't have to tell me nothin'. Ready to go, huh? I don't know. I don't know how I'm gonna do anything any more. You know, you're supposed to give me an answer here. You're supposed to say something very encouraging. This is why you get those big bucks. No, no. They tried to tell me that shit when I first went home... and it never did me a damn bit of good. - When you first went home? - Yeah, that's right. Two-time loser. I know you're scared shitless, 'cause I sure as hell was. There's no easy way through it. You just gotta do the work. I'm gonna disappoint him. This is not the person that he married. I don't know who this is supposed to be now. Well, who was the other person? Well, every now and then, let's face it, she was... she was a blast. A- And I'm not gonna be fun. Mm-hmm. That's exactly what happened to me... when I first went home. Exactly. So everything turned out okay in the end, right? No. We got divorced. Oh, sacred place It's with my soul and body There's a rainbow above me That the storm clouds hide and calm We will never die But the magic, it comes Springs from above Love Love We laugh sometimes but it's a little word like love Make our earthly home heaven above And there is no sorrow heaven cannot heal A fire within No cross, no crown Runnin' from mercy heavin' and cold Swim in our sleep down in oceans of joy Died in the arms of a natural life Wakin' our happiness drowning in life Wakin' our happiness drowning in life Ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh Wake 'em up. Come on. Wake 'em up. You're dyin' to wake 'em up. I promised them. Mommy. - Hi. - Michael... you said you'd wake me up. Mommy. - Casey. - Jessie, shh-shh-shh. Casey, it's Mom. Casey. Mommy. Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! - Stop! Stop it! - Give me it! - Give me it! - Hold it! Hold it, both of you. - She said I could use it. - Yeah, but she's breaking it! - Mine's already broken. - Give me it! - Now it's mine. Come here. - Hey, hey, hey. Ho, ho, ho, what's the baby problems? First guy to say one word loses, okay? Whatever this is... you don't need to bother Mommy about it. - Michael, we'll be okay. - All short guys, upstairs. - Because we were just... We were just sorting out... - I'll be up in two minutes. - Upstairs. - We were just... Did you hear me? Go! Yes. Go. We were ju... We were just workin' it out. Sounded like it. Finish your work. I'll settle their hash. We've been doin' Walkman wars all month. See, Michael, I would rather handle their fights lately. - That's all you need, babe. - Oh. Well, what does that mean? I'm not up to it? Oh, no. No, Mr District Attorney. My wife is perfect. She's really perfect. You hear me? Thank you for the vote of confidence. What, I'm being, uh, overly, uh... - Attentive. A little bit. Yeah. - Attentive. Like I'm pregnant or psychotic or like I'm made of glass. You're handling play dates... polishing toilets, shopping up a storm. - A storm. - Yeah, have you looked in the freezer lately? Because there's like 83 cans of frozen orange juice in there... if you can see past all the frozen waffles. - The kids like 'em now. - Ah. Oh. "Now. " The post shameful incarceration era. That's what we like to call it. Sorry. So, I was thinking... about this weekend. I call Ed and trade him for the Mexico route. - I spoke to Amy. - Amy, yeah. Michael, don't you think this is all just a little bit inappropriate? What? I mean maybe I should learn to live in reality before I start trying to escape from it again. I mean, Rachel was in my group. She... She's 46. She taught Russian history at Berkeley. She has two kids. Sh... Her family has money... and she was living under a bench in Golden Gate park for three years... before her sister found her there. Do you think that can't happen to me? Ask me how much I want a drink right now. How come we haven't talked about this? How come we haven't talked about a lot of things? I think... I think maybe we should see someone. A- At the place, they said that sometimes it's good... for a couple to see someone who knows about this stuff. You mean like a licensed contractor? You would do that? Only if you were incredibly grateful. And this is ever since you've been back? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. The... I'm, uh... just agitated and pissed off... and it seems unreasonable to me, and I... And it's... I feel like I'm, uh, being unfair, and, uh... I... J... Especially to Michael, because he's been trying to be sweet, and he's really... He really... You know, he just wants to be there for me. So you're saying that there's a problem in your marriage and that it's your fault. No, I don't think that's what she said at all. - I'm sorry, Alice. Is that what you meant to say? - What I heard was that... - she's irritated and she can't get a handle on it. - No, I didn't mean to say that... and, Michael, I can talk for myself. So, how do you feel right now? I'm irritated. I'm irritated. Because he does this sometimes. He just does this. He just... Like he... I was trying to settle a fight between the two girls... and he kind of came in and he took over. And it pissed me off, you know? It just pissed me off. This is since you've been back. Yeah. Well... No, he's al... He's always done that. - Like? - Like the time that... Jess wouldn't do her homework, so I said she couldn't go to her girlfriend's house... and he came into the kitchen, and he took over again... and erased everything I did. Belittled me in front of them. When was this? When you told me I had all I could handle with my coffee and my little spoon. What was that about, Michael? It was a joke, to begin with. And... she was very hung over, and I was trying to help. So, Michael, how do you feel? - Manipulated. Irritated. - Why? Because we're here to... to be closer to one another. And talking over your problems isn't getting closer? Michael, have you ever thought about going to an Al-Anon meeting? A meeting for families of alcoholics? Why that face, Michael? It's the only face I have, Janet. A little slutty. - Slutty. - Yeah. Amish. Not Amish enough. It's her first boy-girl dance, Michael. We should let her go as a girl. It's like... yee-ha! - Did you put that together? - No. That's a sad little ensemble. Oh, well. I forgot how good you were at this, Michael. It's just that I know 8- year-old boys, and they only have one thing on their minds. Mmm, yeah, 14-year-old girls. I feel like an eight-year-old right now. You look like a 14-year-old. - That's sweet, right? - Yeah. Oh, because, you know... - Gary, there's so much truth coming out of you. - It is. This is the depth. I think I'm gonna share this tonight, if I may. You gonna go to the meeting tonight? Hey. Honey, you remember Gary, right? Sure. - How's it goin'? - Good. It's really good. How you doin'? You got a great house. You really do. It's her, yeah. Excuse me. - I'm sorry. I'm gonna go. No, I'm sorry. - I'm sorry. Tell him I'm, uh, sorry if I inconvenienced anything. - You know? - Hey, hey. It's not about you, okay? - I know. Okay. You take care. - I'm sorry. - Slow down. I love you. - Thank you so much. Okay. - I'll talk to you later. - All right. About 3:00, I'm free, so... - Okay. - Okay, good night. Why would you suppose he dashed off like that? I don't know, Michael. Could it have been your face? You looked like we were naked or something. - Do you wanna ask me something? - No. You think this thing with Gary is romantic? I don't know what to think about anything. Well, I'm glad to hear you say that. We haven't sat close like that since I can remember, Alice. Not since I'm back, and if you think about it... not since a while before that. Gary needs me, and that feels good. A- And when I'm scared, he can't help... and he doesn't pretend that he can. And it's not just Gary, Michael. The people that I really lean on... are the ones at my meetings, and you never even ask me about them. Don't you wonder who they are or what we talk about? - I do now. - So why don't you ask me? Come on, Michael. Let's talk about it. Okay? I'll tell ya anything you want to know. Do they know how this got started? How I became an alcoholic? No. They don't know that. Nobody seems to know that. My dad's drinking didn't help. The way my mother made me feel like nothing. Or maybe it's genetic or I... Nobody knows. Did you think this was about you? - Why would you say that? - Well, I don't know. You seem a little defensive. Wh-Why would I be defensive? Is somebody attacking me? No. Nobody's attacking you. Michael, I am just hanging on here. The girls need me really badly. I am trying to reestablish a little credibility at school. - I'm trying to make my meetings. - So that kind of tells me my-my place in the batting order... of what you need. I'm so tired of all this shit. I don't wanna be angry any more. I don't wanna... I don't wanna feel... guilty or... sad or depressed or frustrated... or confused or... Just once, for five minutes, I wanna feel good. - My name is Joanna. - Hi, Joanna. I am so grateful for Maria's topic, uh, emotional abuse. Until I came to Al-Anon... I was not even aware of how cruelly I was abused by my alcoholic husband... because I did not own my own feelings. Every waking hour was about my husband's feelings. When he was down, I was lower. When he was happy, I thought I was too. Every day I walked in that door... waiting to see what shape he was in... so I could find out how I was gonna feel. Now, thanks to this programme... I not only have my own feelings... but I have feelings about my feelings. And I am so grateful. Anyway, thanks. Thank you, Joanna. All right, as you know, we have no dues or fees... so we're gonna continue sharing as Bob passes the basket around. - Hi. - Hi. - You okay? - Never better. What happened? Somethin' at A.A.? Uh, I'll be okay. It's just a really bad day. You wanna tell me what's wrong? - Somethin' I can do? - Thank you, but... Can't fix it unless we know it's broke. How was your meeting? First time. I'll get used to it. There was a lot of people there feeling sorry for themselves. It's like an alcoholic has ruined their lives, and they'd rather... rather be a victim... than try and fix it. Fix it, huh? What'd I do now, Alice? Nothing, Michael. Nothing. I'm talking about some losers at my meeting. You're takin' it personally. The trouble with all these losers at your meeting... is that they're not perfect like some people. They're married to alcoholics who are bouncing off the walls... and they don't know what the fuck to do. So you might have to be a little tolerant... give them the benefit of your expertise in problem solving. Good meeting, huh? You guys drop acid or something? Like I said... I'm having a really bad day... and I don't mean to take it out on you. What is it? You want a drink real bad? That wouldn't distinguish it from any other day, Michael. - One of your friends fall off the wagon? - Nothing happened, Michael. Nothing has to happen for me to have a bad day. That's the thrilling part of all this. It just comes and hits and runs me over like a goddam freight train. Okay, when's the next freight train comin' through? You got a printed schedule? 'Cause I could plan around these things, you know, and... give you the space so you can, you know, smoke. Maybe you shouldn't have to, Michael. One of the women at my meetings is going to a halfway house... because she... she's not making it in her home environment, and I... What? - You're actually thinking about this. - Oh, now wait. Don't start jumping to conclusions. What? Excuse me for taking my life personally, Alice. What is wrong with our home? - Nothing. - Nothing. You said it. It was something. What is it? Huh? Is it the couch? Is it an area rug? Or is it possibly, Alice... Alicia... me? - Is it me? - It's not your problem. No, it's not my problem! It's just my fucking fault! Everything is my fault! My sick wife is not making it in her home environment! Why, exactly? I mean I am not your problem. I am not your problem to solve! It was so much more fun in the old days, wasn't it, Michael? I'd get drunk, I'd pass out, and you'd put me back together. That was the best, huh? That made you feel good. And that's what hurts. - Okay. - Oh, fuck that! Fuck making it better, Michael! It's not getting better! I don't know how to make it better, and I swear to God, you don't either. Baby... Every time you say that... every time you look at me like that, Michael... I wanna come right out of my skin. You make me feel like a stupid, worthless... weak animal. I don't know how to try any more. Not giving up. Sticking together. Isn't that what we're supposed to be trying for? No, Michael. We're supposed to try to be real. And when you feel alone, you are not together, and that is real. And when you don't know, you just don't know. I think I could love you again... if you could just for once say, "I don't know. " I don't know. Didn't work, did it? I'll go pack some stuff. - Michael, I didn't ask you to do that. - No, Alice? - No. No. - No? Come on. Let's be real. You're clean. You stay hopeless and confused. Keep polishing those skills, and I'll take the heat... 'cause I got some needs of my own. When I touch someone... I like it better when their skin doesn't crawl. - That's not what I meant. - My wife hurts. I need to say: "What's wrong, honey? Somethin' I can do?" And "I love you. " So fuck me. Hey. What's the matter, baby? You guys were really loud. Oh. Where's Michael? He's out. So, are you... Are you getting all excited about Ashley's sleep-over? I'm not going. You're not going? Why? What changed your mind? I didn't get to be invited. Everybody hates me. Oh. Hey, sweetheart, that's not possible. Is this Ashley Barrows? Ashley Canter? Ashley Goodrich? - No. - Ashley Whipsnade? - There is no Ashley Whipsnade. - There is too. I can prove it. Michael moved out. For a while. But I'm here, and we're gonna be fine. He left us? - Don't blame him. - But how could he leave us? You blame me. I messed up, baby. But I'm fighting my way back, so, you help me... and don't you blame him. Not ever. Hey. Double trouble. - Where have you been? - I've been on a trip. - Are you ready for the beach? - Where you been? I told 'em you were staying with Peter. It's only until Mommy feels better. Mommy feels better already. See how well it's working? Are you guys getting a divorce? Hey. Don't be silly, baby. You guys go have a great time. Let's go. Up you go. - Bye. - Bye. When your day is long And the night The night is yours alone And you're sure you've had enough Of this life Hang on Don't let yourself go 'Cause everybody cries Everybody hurts Sometimes Sometimes everything is wrong Now it's time to sing along - When your day is night alone - Hold on Hold on - If you feel like lettin' go - Hold on If you think you've had too much Of this life Hang on 'Cause everybody hurts Take comfort in your friends 'Cause everybody hurts Take comfort in your friends - Hi. I'm Michael. - Hi, Michael. I've been coming here for... four months. This is the first time I've talked. My wife is an alcoholic, and we're separated. And she's doing great. She has her life, uh, back. She seems to have her life back. I, on the other hand, I'm not doin' so good... which is funny, I guess. I miss my wife. And I miss my daughters. And things at work... Basically everywhere... I can't get a handle on things. Everything's loose and... fuzzy. I look at her now when I drop off the kids at the house... and I see what a wonderful job she's doin' with the kids, and I wonder why. That maybe she never really needed me... as much as I thought she needed me. She thinks the girls need more watching after. Especially Casey. She's our youngest. You think they're growin' up fine on automatic pilot. But, uh, you really have to watch them closely because, you know, y... They just... They're always hiding stuff, even from themselves. Anyway... I like coming here. Thank you, Michael. Oh, you did? Really? Well, it's, um... Yeah, I guess it's a speech. At my meetings, when you have six months, you stand up and tell your story. That's all. And it's, uh, a week from Saturday. And I'd really like you to come. What? I'm not gonna say bad stuff about you. Oh, you're gonna lie, huh? I'm gonna accept responsibility. That's what it's for. No wonder I'm confused. - I'd really like you to come. - Well, I'll sleep on you... it. - You wanna go home with me, huh? - Never entered my mind. - Enters mine. - Really? Yeah, all the time. I just don't know... what it would be like, because I'm really afraid of that roller coaster thing. - Oh, I hate that. - You know, when people break up and then they make up... - and they break up and they make up, and the very thing... - People can be so immature. that attracts them is the reason that they shouldn't be together. And I can't do that, Michael. I can't do that any more. I'm moving to Denver. They're talking about roll-backs in this domicile, and if I... take the transfer, I have a... I have a better chance to keep flying. It's either that or change airlines, and I'd have to start from the bottom scale. So I told 'em that I'd have to talk to you first... before I could commit. Well, you've worked a lot of years to just start at... at the bottom. I can bid for the San Francisco route. And with passes and everything, I can s... This accepting responsibility stuff is really fun. I better go home. - I-I... - Don't go yet. - I gotta go. - Don't go. Hey, partner. Can I see that? Thought Mom was gonna pick me up after movement class. She is. I'm just here for a visit. It's a bug box. Just wanna see it. Ooh. I like a name that tells you what it is. How come you're here? Come here. I came to say I'm sorry. I'm sorry for the fight we had the other day at the park. That was my fault. And I'm sorry for not making it better when Mommy was away. Wasn't so bad. I'm really sorry for almost leaving you with Grandma. But mostly I'm sorry for the kind of daddy I was or wasn't... all the time since I've known you. Why are you saying this? I'm leaving for Denver tonight. I'm moving there. You and Mommy are getting divorced. No, no one's even talked about that. And if that were to ever happen... I'd get lots of free passes, and I'd call you all the time... and I'd come to visit all the time. 'Cause Casey will still be your daughter? No. 'Cause you're my daughter... and I will always come back to see you. I will always come back. Not like my dad? I love you so much. Just like your real daddy. But I'm really scared. I'm really scared. I'm scared that you don't know how much I love you... and so I'll always have to be doing stuff so you'll know. I'll try to do stuff too. You have to go there, huh? Yeah. Oh. I'm gonna miss you so much. I'm sorry, baby. You can do it. You can do it. You can do it. You can do it. Hey there, buster. You goin' on a trip? Boo. Bad decision. Cat got your tongue? It's a long trip this time. Like Mommy's trip? Maybe longer, but I'm gonna call ya every day. Every day. And I'll be back every chance I get. And when I can't... you'll come visit me. Like Mommy? - Yeah. - Will there be swans? Swans? Swans are possible. - Bye, baby. - Bye, baby. Thank you for the fan appreciation, folks. It was a lot less dramatic than it looked. For those of you connecting out of Denver, please check your monitors for any delays... and for the rest of you... welcome home. Hi, I-I'm Alice, um, alcoholic. Hi, Alice! I've been sober for 184 days. I- I drank my first beer when I was nine years old. My dad's an alcoholic, so my mother liked to blame my lapse on his example. That way she could hurt both of us at once. Anyway, I liked my beer, and the ones that followed. And about a year ago I got drunk. I couldn't stop getting drunk. It had never really happened quite like that, and I still don't know why. I've lied to everyone that I know... everyone I love, and, uh... I was ashamed and terrified and humiliated every day. Uh, one day I... got out of the shower... grabbed a towel and decided to go get the paper. And nobody saw me go out the front door or at the curb... which was a very good thing because I was holding the towel just folded in my hand. I know how lucky I've been... because there were times when I drove my little girls around just ripped out of my mind. One Saturday I took my baby girl on errands... and when I got home... I realized she wasn't with me. I had left her someplace. And since I couldn't remember where I'd been... I had no idea where, so... I spent the next few hours calling every shop I'd ever been to... until finally the tile guy rang my front doorbell. They had found my address on a check. I rewarded him, of course, you know... by never going back to his store. My bottom was 184 days ago... when my, uh, my little girl... watched me wash down aspirin with vodka. And then I hit her. And when I passed out, she was alone with me... and she thought I was dead. And all of my life I will never know what that did to her. And I know I have to forgive myself for that. And I have to forgive myself for what I've done to my husband. It's horrifying how much you can hate yourself for being low and weak... and he couldn't save me from that, so I turned it on him. I tried to empty it onto him, but there was always more, you know? When he tried to help, I told him that... he made me feel small and worthless. But nobody makes us feel that, man. We do that for ourselves. I shut him out because... I knew if he ever really saw... who I was inside... that he wouldn't love me. And we're separated now. He's moved away, and it was so hard not to beg him to stay. And I don't know if I'm gonna get a second chance, but I have to believe... that I deserve one. Because we all do. Thank you, Alice. Everyone, let's take a 15-minute coffee break. Thanks. Just so beautiful. I just hope I can do it too. How do you feel? Like a cigarette? - Yes. Thank you, Sponsor. - You're welcome. - That was wonderful. - Thanks for letting me talk. Alice, you really made me cry. Me too. Me too. My wife is an alcoholic. Best person I ever met. She has 600 different kinds of smiles. They can light up your life. They can make you laugh out loud just like that. They can even make you cry just like that. That's just with her smiles. You'd have to see her with her kids. You'd have to see how they look at her... when she's not looking. To think of all the things she lived through... and I couldn't help her. - Maybe helping wasn't your job. - The hell it wasn't. See, I love her. And I tried everything. Except really listening. Really listening. And that's how I left her alone. I'm so ashamed of that... and I couldn't even tell her. Maybe if I tell her, she'd love me anyway. Oh, more. She would have loved you even more. I think you should tell all this stuff to your wife. Hold me, love I can't sleep again Ooh, I have to kiss your lips I wanna lay here next to you Oh I remember Walkin' in the rain Rain was falling on my head I don't wanna live through that again No Outside It oughta get dark now Love is walkin' in the park now Children singin' songs One day we'll make all our dreams come true I will love you It only takes love Love is a healing thing When you give everything You love in the world The world gives you love to hold on to Remember me When sorrow is over - Somewhere - Just give me many chances - Oh, no - I'll see you through, my love - The memories - Just give me time to learn, to grow Just give me many chances I'll see you through, my love Just give me time to learn, to grow Just give me many chances I'll see you through, my love Just give me time to learn, to grow In September When the rain comes And the wind blows I will see you walking in your coat Oh Just give me many chances I'll see you through, my love Just give me time to learn, to grow Time to learn, to grow Time to learn, to grow |
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