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Help! Please, somebody help me!
Help, somebody help me!
Just get away!
Woah, woah, woah, woah.
I'll kill you!
Stop it! Okay, okay, stop it.
Here, stop, here, stop.
Call the police right now!
Stop, stop!
She's not mentally stable.
She's a paranoid schizophrenic.
Okay. Stop!
I need you to help me bring her back into the apartment.
I need you to help me bring her back into the apartment.
All right, stop it! I'm calling the police!
-I'm calling the police. -Get the fuck away from me!
You stay there! Call the police. Just stop it!
He's bugging for you!
I'm calling the police right now.
-Get away from me! -Stay back, Karen!
You stay there! Stop it!
-No. -Yes.
Don't call them.
Hello? Yeah, I need the police.
You don't even know.
Uh, um...
I'm telling the police about what happened.
You don't know. They'll kill me.
You don't-- I don't know.
You don't know!
You don't know what you've done!
- Yes. - Everything all right?
Yes. It's-- It's fine.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
I'm just trying to do my thing in here.
If you could just...
Yeah.
Hey, just so you know, you can't get through the window.
It's stuck and there's a wall in front of it.
Damn.
Shit.
Yeah. I'm almost done.
Yeah. All right.
Dump it out.
Turn the water off.
Dump it out. Pour it out. The water in the cup.
You weren't really thinking of throwing that at me, were you?
Turn around.
Slowly.
Keep your hands behind your back.
You don't have to do this, Brandon.
You're an odd person.
I really don't want to talk about this again.
Can't you see that you're being manipulated?
Don't. Stop.
Can't you see-- Please just let go.
Be quiet. Stop.
Please. You don't have to do this.
Brandon? I went to the medical supply place
and they told me to go to the hardware store.
-I got the small circular saw-- -We're in here.
Let me go, please.
-Is everything all right? -Yeah, yeah.
She just had to go to the bathroom.
Why aren't her hands tied up?
She had to go to the bathroom.
She couldn't do that with her hands tied behind her back.
I'm obviously going to tie her back--
Obviously. Make sure it's tight.
You're wrong, Karen.
No. No.
If she's wrong, Brandon, you'll be a murderer.
She's never been wrong.
No, no, no. No. Please, please.
No, no. You don't have to do this. No, no.
I know that you have a conscience.
Please, please, please. Wait, wait, wait.
I'm going to tell you something.
I know what this whole thing is.
-There's no time. -Wait, wait, wait.
It's all right. She's right.
- She didn't stop it. - Brandon?
She thinks you and I have that kind
of a connection, and you know that's not true.
You know that's not true, right?
-Brandon? -I'm sorry.
Yes, you--
Hundred and ten calories per five crackers.
Oh, um, so sorry.
Is there something I can help you with?
No, thank you.
All right, take care. Have a good night.
Okay. Thanks.
Sorry to stop you.
Oh, where do you get those shoes?
I noticed them inside.
Very cute.
Thank you.
Yeah, they're from a website called
-Yeah. -They look comfortable, too.
Yeah, they're very comfortable.
-Enjoy them. -I will. Thank you.
-You're welcome. -Okay, bye-bye.
Bye.
Oh-- geez, geez.
Hi.
Hi.
Where are you?
Oh, I'm just driving home.
I had to get some groceries. What are you doing now?
That's why I'm calling you.
Hey, did you want to go to my friend's place
down the road from yours?
I think they have some sort of a...
promotion going on this week.
I think like two-for-one pizza or something.
Yeah, I love how you remember that more than I do. Yeah.
Darling, when it comes to food, I remember what
I had for my first day of kindergarten.
Stop it. Really?
It was a peanut butter, Vegemite, and ketchup sandwich.
What? Ew.
I put ketchup on everything.
Everything?
-Ask my boyfriend. -Okay, I will.
When you get one. All right.
I'm going to call you when I get home in like four seconds.
-Okay. -Okay.
-Hot mama. -All right.
Hi, honey.
They were delivered earlier today.
Oh.
He was a nice-looking guy with glasses.
We talked briefly.
You know, he reminded me of an actor
that I worked with a while back in a soap opera.
There's no card or...
Well, maybe-- maybe he's a secret admirer.
Honey, in my heyday, I had a few secret admirers, too.
-I bet you did. -Mm.
You know, maybe they're just meant for someone else
-in the building. -Oh, no, no, no, no.
He said it was for you.
He even mentioned your name.
Who did?
The fellow who delivered the flowers.
He even asked me if you were at work.
Huh.
Mm.
I don't... I don't know, but...
Well, if you figure it out, honey, will you let me know?
I will.
You want to come over now?
Yes.
I'm starving.
I just got flowers from someone.
Do you want to go to Serena's first?
Yeah.
-I don't know. -So maybe they're from Leo.
The guy I picked up in line at the gas station?
Really? No, I don't think so.
Yeah, didn't he send you flowers once?
Yeah, he did, but that was at work.
I don't think that guy knows where I live.
At least I hope he doesn't.
Maybe he followed you home.
No, don't say that.
I cried when we had sex.
Was he that good?
No, he was just so nice as a person.
It was so sad.
No, it wasn't from Leo.
I mean, I haven't seen that guy in,
like, six months or something.
So? Guys are weird.
You should know that. You're the psychologist.
Yeah.
Yeah, a psychologist with a very expensive degree
I've yet to use, and I still don't think
I understand people any better.
You and me both, love.
Okay, so this guy from kindergarten
got in touch with me online?
-Mm-hmm. -And he's married.
His name isn't Leo, is it?
No, it's not.
Shut up.
Oh, wow.
On the house.
All meals on the house, all right, ladies?
-Thank you. -Nice, thank you.
That's so nice.
-Hi. -Thanks, Harris.
Thanks, Harris.
These beds have changed, then.
These beds have changed, then.
Oh, please. I want all you're earning.
Please, let me have it, it's too--
Just give it to me.
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