Let's make a decision.
Touch it once.
Do you need this table?
Maybe to just set up for a garage sale or something.
But we're going to not have stuff to sell at a garage sale.
Why not?
Because we're going to thin all this out.
Normal people have garage sales all the time.
You're not normal people.
I realize that.
So can we get rid of the table leg?
Just lay it there for now.
You know what this is for?
Hopefully the dumpster.
No.
It's a golf course--
I know what it is.
--hole.
But it's for sticking out of the back
of my truck when I have a heavy-- a load that sticks out.
But we're not going to fill our trucks anymore.
So we don't need flags.
That's not true necessarily.
And this side yard has proven to be difficult already.
She's wanted to keep a lot of obvious trash
and things had been sitting back here
for years dilapidated by the rain,
the heat, and the weather.
So it's already going slow and not making a lot of sense.
Bill, do you have any desire for these tires?
Well, of course he doesn't.
We don't know what any of them go to.
These go to trailers.
And people want them. And I--
This is not a trailer tire.
Look at how wore down it is.
It's bald.
Well, they buy them anyway.
But-- all right, get rid of them.
OK, good.
Because I can't get rid of tires.
All tires can go.
This is--
We're working in the backyard.
Next thing I know, there's a complete stranger
walking into the backyard.
Hi.
Hey.
How are you guys doing?
Who are you?
Mariano.
I talked to you about the outboard engine
that you say you have so many hits on it.
Yeah.
Can I see it?
Yeah, sure.
You want to walk over there and see?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - Actually, you can see it.
It's outside the fence on that side.
OK. Let me--
But hang on a second, Pat.
We're trying to change behaviors and get away from this.
Excuse me.
I need the money to pay the electric bill tonight.
You've been using that excuse everyday.
What did you do with the money you made yesterday and the day
before and the day before?
Pay my electric bills on two other houses.
The outboard motor's over on that side.
Just take a look at it.
I'll be right back.
So Bill, do you want to be living in a house
where strangers are walking up?
I mean, you've told us that you sit with a loaded gun.
Don't even go there.
- Why? - Garbage.
Garbage.
Isn't part of this for Bill so that you
guys can live together?
You want to cut the branches while you're here?
Let's get moving here.
She knows that I don't like it.
But she doesn't care.
It's all about her.
Pat, is it--
How about paying your bills?
I've expressed over the years my concerns about people
coming up to the house.
And it's like I'm just talking to that piece of metal
right there.
If he's 50% of this relationship,
why don't you take into consideration
his upset over all these strange people coming into the home?
Well, no, I probably shouldn't be meeting people.
But I have never had a problem.
Pat.
What?
We're trying to show you that there's other people--
- Yes, I know. - --severely affected by this.
It's not just you and money.
Stop and let it sink in.
Stop moving for two seconds and have
the hard conversations with people that love you
and care about you.
I know it's easier to just keep moving and walk away.
I like your gloves.
And make comments like that.
Well, I do.
It is easier.
Yeah, it is.
Pat, this was designed to turn into a business.
And it's turned into a hoard.
It's turned into a garbage dump in all three of your homes.
OK.
I mean, this was a business.
This wasn't a junk pile in the beginning.
No.
But look at it now.
Look at it now.
Look where we are.
What? Stop.
I have to go and--
Why? Why--
- --take care of my business. - Why won't you answer that?
--why is because she's ready to do a deal.
She can't make good decisions.
And so while I understand that it looks like selfishness,
this is what the disorder entices her into.
How much is the engine?
$75.
That's the best you can do?
That's the best I can do because I
got 10 other people that want it,
and you just happen to be here.
We have to remember that she's not trying to be selfish.
This isn't a characterological problem.
It's a mental illness that has captured
her every sense of being.
Oh, well that fell through.
I wouldn't give him the outboard engine for $40.
I got about 20 people that want it for $75.
It's more decorative than for use as an engine.
Well, what about me?
You just walked away from me for that?
Why didn't you let it go for $40?
Because I didn't want to.
I have 20 people that want it for $75.
You're willing to throw away a piece of garbage,
or you walk away from something like that
that we're in the middle of talking
about to try to help you?
I mean, I'm opening up my whole life to these people
to get you help.
And you walk away for a damn outboard motor?
I am not going to play second fiddle to garbage.
Oh.
I won't.