- So what, what are you just gonna leave me here?
You just gonna fucking.
- [Autumn] I don't know.
I can't take you home.
- Do you even care what happens to me?
- [Autumn] Of course I care what happens to you.
I want you to be okay.
But you gotta figure it out yourself.
- You are being such a selfish fucking bitch right now.
Hope you have a good fucking life.
(train whistle blowing)
- Fuck.
Fuck.
Hey, can I use you phone?
- Sorry, workers only.
- It will just be really--
- It's management, I'm sorry.
- Oh, okay.
(sighs)
Hi.
Can I use your phone?
I lost my keys, I just need to talk to my mom.
It'll only be a second.
Thanks.
(laughs)
- [Woman] Yay!
- Yay!
Shit!
(phone ringing)
Simone?
- [Simone] Yeah, it's me.
- Simone, I'm sorry I know it's late.
I closed my eyes and my day got away from me.
- [Simone] Yeah.
- Yeah, I had to deal with a blowout today.
- [Simone] It's okay, I get it, I understand.
- Is she up?
- [Simone] Zane, I just put her to bed.
- Oh, but can I please talk to her?
- [Simone] Hold on let me see if she's awake.
- So what color are your nails baby?
- [June] Green.
- Green, well you didn't always like green.
- [June] Yeah, that's my new favorite color.
- Oh okay well, honey if you don't like what daddy got you
I can take it back and can get you something green instead.
- [June] What you talking about?
- You didn't get a gift from daddy in the mail?
- [June] No, what is it?
- You think that maybe somebody
must have got it on accident?
Has anybody been coming around the house?
- [June] Um,
mommy's got a friend
that come over and help me with my homework.
- [Simone] June, that's enough.
Give me the phone.
Listen, I'm exhausted, she's exhausted.
We'll talk about this in the morning, okay?
Good night.
(door opening)
(door closing)
- So what took you so long to get here?
- Not a lot of us working at night.
What you do?
- I was going down 40 west and this deer
jumped out in front of me and--
- And you swerved to miss it?
- I didn't want to kill it.
- Well-- - Yo sir, sir
excuse me, excuse me.
Hi, I was wondering if maybe you had
a light on you by chance.
- Oh no, no I'm sorry, I don't.
- Oh that's alright, that's alright.
Hey listen, listen hey.
Here's the thing man.
I just got out of the hospital.
I don't got no place to go.
And I'm just looking for a little
something to put in my stomach.
- Hey, you're gonna need a wheel.
- Maybe you can take this off me, you know.
- And what you say?
- Said you're gonna need a wheel.
I don't have one with me.
- If you don't get outta here.
- [Darren] I'll just take anything.
- I need a new tire.
- [Repairman] No, I got the tire but--
- Look man come on, hey look I'm dealing with
my own shit right now.
You said I need a wheel.
- [Repairman] Yeah, there's a hole there.
- Man if you don't get outta here!
So what's the problem?
- [Repairman] There's a whole in the wheel
it won't hold the pressure.
I got a tire.
- If I'm not moving, I'm not making money.
I can not afford to just sit here.
- I understand.
- Okay well--
- [Repairman] Give me an hour, I'll be back in an hour.
- Look, I know you got something, please.
- Man if you don't get your shit out of my face!
Listen, I can not wait anymore.
I've been here for two hours.
- What the fuck is wrong with you, get up.
Oh my God. - It's not something
you can see from the outside, I'm sorry.
- Alright, fine.
- Come on get up, get up, get up.
- Yo get up mother fucker.
- Hey look, look, look, I'm really sorry.
- Look, I ain't start this shit.
He came up on me. - [Woman] I know.
- Fuck you.
- What, I bet I'll beat the sh--
- I'm sorry look, he's really sick, he's in recovery.
I know he started this.
I know you didn't mean to do anything wrong, okay.
Everything's okay, let's just walk away.
Christ, what the fuck is wrong with you, get up.
Come on.
Get up.
Thanks.
- You um, you want to sit down?
You should have some water.
Sorry.
- It's not your fault.
- Is your mom gonna come and get you?
- She didn't pick up.
(sirens)
- Wait hold woe, where you going?
- I, I--
- What are you doing?
- It's my fault.
- What's your fault?
That has nothing to do with you, that isn't you.
That can not be helped.
Just um, you have a seat
and we'll try your mom
again in a few minutes, okay?
It doesn't mean anything.
- Yeah.
(sighs)
- Yeah, you hungry?
- Yeah.
- I wonder if this...
I know they serve dessert here but I wonder
if they have birthday cake?
- Is today your birthday?
- Oh no, it's my daughter's birthday.
- Oh. - Well, yesterday.
- How old is she?
- She turned six.
- Ah.
- And it's just
well I wasn't there and I didn't get a chance
to really celebrate, maybe you can have some cake with me.
- Yeah.
- Sound good?
- Yeah, that sounds good.
- Alright.
- Can I see a picture of her?
- Yeah, sure.
Here she is.
(laughs)
- [Woman] Gotta make a wish.
- Yeah, that's Junebug.
That's my bug.
- Look at her.
(laughs)
She's beautiful.
(slot machine sirens ringing) (coins dropping)
(melancholy music)