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The Best Senior Master Agent for Indonesian Betting
Mr. Hart, everyone is still waiting for you in the conference room,
Your presence is awaited.
I came.
Your aroma is very fragrant.
Go back to sleep.
I haven't slept yet. Can we talk?
Sure. What do you want to talk about?
What is my belt?
I want to go to a painting retreat.
Gosh!
This is not the right time.
The time is never right.
I told you you can't go to the retreat right now.
Who will take care of children?
Only two weeks.
Painting is always I want to do...
... and I'm afraid if I can't do it...
Jill, come on. We need you here.
What is all good in the office? I saw something on the news.
Yes, all is good. We are just...
Don't believe everything you hear.
Mother.
Mother!
Mother...
I had an accident on Tiffany's bed.
What did you see?
I thought I saw the dog again.
Max, you finish soccer at 3:00 p.m.
Mother picks Cindy from ballet course at 3:30 p.m....
... so make sure you've waited in the corner on time.
Not in your locker, not in... / Father, breakfast is ready.
Time to leave. / This is new 7:40.
We leave now.
Good morning!
Dah, Dad. / Dah, Tiff. Daddy loves you.
Daddy loves you, Cind./ I love you too.
Have a nice day./ Well, yeah.
Dah. Alright./ I love dad.
Hopefully in the office smoothly. / You know that!
Do you have dinner at home?
I'll try. / I'm very tired, Bill.
You don't understand how difficult it is keep this all.
OK, stop.
I don't know if I can keep focusing.
Hey, sleep a good night. Understand?
Take your sleeping pills. You only need to sleep.
You haven't slept well for a long time at night.
Let me buy you drugs that can help you sleep better.
I'm afraid of doing something.
Mom, can we go now, please?
Everything, come on. Don't worry about my mother.
I love you.
Halo./ I want to talk to you.
Stop, I'm serious.
What? / They fired me.
All of my floors.
What? When?
Have you just arrived? Don't you hear?
I'm late.
This is mass layoffs. You have to do something.
This is not acceptable.
I'll take care of it. Do not worry.
Exactly. Yes.
Steven... / Sorry. I can not.
This is important.
I like your dash.
Did you fire Annabelle? / Who is Annabelle?
He works on the second floor.
He is a good child and he is not too harmful.
I don't think you understand the problems we are facing right now.
OK? Right, I fired Annabelle...
... and I fired 179 other employees this morning.
I don't talk about 179 other people. I'm talking about Annabelle.
If you want to submit a letter your resignation, Bill,
Do you know?
I can return all employees from the second floor.
You only need to sign in the marked section.
Do it.
Signature.
What is that bad?
As bad as that.
Signature./ No, that's... It's okay.
Signature ./ That...
That's possible... You might make the right decision.
Sign it.
dear...
We think you will go home.
I postpone dinner as long as I can.
You never give me a choice.
There is a dog watching over me.
The dog is always in the same place.
He has been here a long time.
I feel like I can't breathe.
We have finished it.
May I leave?
If you don't want to answer, I will leave.
What... Mother! What about the assignment?
I have to take care of dirty dishes?
Now it's Max's turn.
Mother, can I leave?
I will not answer. Go.
Mother?
Are you upset because you don't go home for dinner?
Mom?
Mother?
It's called toast. You have two legs.
Are there still cereals?
What? / We don't know.
Whose dog is that? / I told you.
Don't do that dog anymore. There are no dogs.
Where is Mother?
Daddy, wake up!
Father!
What? / Dad, wake up. Mother disappears.
What? What do you mean, "Mother disappeared?"
I think you left you and we too, this is over.
What? Why do you say that?
I have to take us to school. / No, you have to go to work.
What do you mean, Mother go? Where is he?
He is not here. Now wake up!
Jill? She's not here. Daddy, wake up. We are late.
Father, we're late! / No.
Father! / Father!
Jill, honey, where are you?
Contact me.
We are all worried about you. Please contact me.
Daddy, you took our jacket wrong. / Leave it alone.
I don't wear underwear or socks.
Children, please, dad needs a little peace!
I don't know how to use this car, okay?
How do I turn it on? Are there...
That's the key and you have to play it.
OK. Right, let's do this.
Daddy, we need lunch money. / Right. Money.
Is this enough?
Wait a minute! What about them?
They have not entered junior high school, well.
I'm still in kindergarten.
middle school. Of course not. Correct.
Daddy prepared Cindy's lunch?
Daddy has cash.
No, you can't buy lunch at kindergarten.
Understood. Okay. Will father try.
"J" to "be good."
"C" to... / Do you see Mother last night?
Dad doesn't know, Cind. Daddy didn't see him last night.
Because daddy came home late. OK?
It's okay. No... You will be fine.
Cindy, hi!
Look at your clothes. That's so sweet!
You must be Cindy's father.
Look, there's a little problem.
He didn't bring lunch. / It's okay, baby.
That's all. Okay?
Actually there is a supermarket not far from here,
If you can go buy... / I can't do that.
Can you bring it to the cafeteria or something?
Sorry, but all children carry their bags.
Gosh, $ 25,000 a year, you can't give him an apple?
OK. I can hear if you're frustrated.
Is everything okay?
Where is Jill? / Look, it's very simple.
Can you provide him something quickly?
Sorry? / Or order pizza?
Or ask other children to share their lunch?
I have to go to work. This is very simple.
Do whatever you want. He didn't bring lunch.
Father?
Hug?
All right, daddy believes Mother home when you return.
Look, Cindy, dad must go. Dad must go now.
Cindy, you have to go. No!
No! / Alright. No problem.
Yes, I know I'm late.
I have family problems and I must take school children.
I know.
I think Jill might leave me.
No, I'm fine.
What? Sorry. No, your voice is broken.
Listen, give me time. I'm coming in 20 minutes.
Maximum 30 minutes. Maybe 40 minutes.
I don't know where I am.
Can you try to pick up my children from school?
Good. I have to go.
Basic bitch!
Basic selfish slut! I know this!
I know you will do something like this to me.
I give you everything and is this how you are grateful?
Basic bitches!
Bitch!
Jed, hey!
Hey!
Hey, friend. Daddy doesn't...
Daddy doesn't see you there. Daddy forgot you were there.
Are you okay? / Who, dad? Yes, of course.
Amazing father.
Well, you can remind dad...
Where is your school? / Here.
Here? / Yes.
Then, come on, friend.
Daddy forgot about me. / Daddy didn't forget you.
Daddy said I forgot I was here.
That's just a parable.
Meaning? / Meaning... Sorry, friend.
Can you help daddy open this?
Why do you leave father?
I don't know, Jed, but we will find out.
Your mother may have returned home at dinner.
OK. Okay, come on.
Wait! My bag!
OK.
Good, I remember.
Go play!
Your sister-in-law returns your call.
And everyone still is waiting for you in the conference room.
Yes, I will accept.
Beth.
Bill./ How are you doing?
Good.
Is everything okay? Because you never called me.
Should I be worried? / Is Jill with you?
No. Why?
Yes.
You make me worry. What happened?
I don't know. He disappeares.
What do you mean disappearing? When was the last time you saw him?
I don't know. / You don't know?
Maybe yesterday at breakfast,
I've contacted her cellphone 15 times, Beth. And...
OK, calm down.
I'm sure there is an explanation.
If he will leave you, he will tell me, so...
He won't leave me. He...
We are very happy. Very happy.
OK.
I just...
I might need your help, Beth. Can you help me?
Yes, of course.
It's okay, Beth. She's fine, right?
I don't know, Bill.
Look, we'll find him together. Meet me at home, okay?
OK. Okay thank you. Thank you very much, Beth.
See you later.
I came.
OK. What is your children's school name?
I don't see it in the file.
I don't know. Can you search on Google?
There are many schools here. I can search on Google, but...
I'll check the bill.
Can I tell people if you are on the way to the conference room?
Yes.
Really?
Yes.
Yes, I will go to the hall immediately.
Thank you, sir.
Do you think you have gone home? / Who knows?
There... Everything, there...
Everything! Quickly see this.
How do you go home? / Taxi.
Tiff! / Jed, for a moment.
What lunch do you have? / I ate lunch at Mrs. Cole.
Everyone, hurry up and see this! Come on.
What smell is that? / Mother's clothes.
Cindy, Jed, go from the kitchen.
That's dirt, Max. It's dirt.
What happened to Mother?
I'm not kidding. Get out of here, now!
Is this some kind of serial killer?
Are we in danger? / I don't know.
We must contact Dad.
I contact the police.
Children! / Hello!
Aunt Beth! / Honey.
OK, your mother called? / No.
OK. Max, you can do it... / Gosh! What smell is that?
... find "my iPhone" from your mother's cellphone?
Mother's cellphone is in the kitchen.
Why is the cellphone here?
Why is this house... / Cind, stop.
We should contact the police. / Not up to 24 hours.
We have to call now. Beth, they don't... Everyone!
Now! / They won't act unless it's 24 hours! / Everyone ?!
What is Tiff, what ?!
We found Mother.
Where is he? / Thank God. / We...
Mother...
What mother?
What's funny? Children?
Children!
Daddy won't believe it.
We found Mother, but...
Someone tell daddy what happened now?
Mother becomes...
He doesn't become himself.
What?
We have to show you. / That's right.
Mother in the basement?
Mother is down there so far.
Jill?
Jillie?
Jill!
Why doesn't he answer?
To be difficult to explain.
Gosh, what is that smell?
What is that?
You bring a dog? / No.
I don't want us here.
He barks louder when we come here.
Children, wait there. / It's Mother, Father.
That's not Jill.
Contact! / What will he do?
Will I check the pulse? She's a family doctor.
He treats the flu, not... / Dr. Linnenwell is better.
He can give him references. He can contact a specialist.
He can give an explanation. Contact him!
OK.
Jump to the voice message. / That's because it's midnight.
Call the cellphone and stop acting like a child.
I don't know what to say with him.
Dr. Linnenwell...
Bill Hart, her husband Jill.
Yes. Correct.
Jill told me you are a reliable little league coach .
What's up?
Right. Sorry. I know. Sorry.
I know it's late. I...
We have a little...
I think you can call this a problem.
This is no big deal, but...
Can you come here and check my wife?
Yes, it will be better now.
This is not an emergency.
All I can do is...
I drugged it.
OK. Yes.
He needs help that is very serious, Bill.
Right. What can we do to help?
Who can help us?
I know the right specialist for business like this.
Zya Price./ It's confidential, right, Dr. Linnenwell?
This is between doctors and patients. It's all private.
What? / Of course.
Always, Bill.
Listen, he knows you. Can you stay here?
There is human dirt on my face, Bill.
I have to clean myself.
There is a bathroom right on the left of the lower hall.
OK.
Contact Price./ Good. Price. Zya Price.
Yes.
He should not tell others.
What?
He should not tell others. Do you see dirt on his face?
Gosh, Bill.
My sister down there is covered in dirt!
Beth, listen, the time is very not right for me.
I have to be in the office 18 hours per day now...
... and not take care of him, okay? Jill can't do this.
He can't do this to me now. / Well, you...
I'm not the one who ignores my children, understand?
I still do what I have to do.
He who is down there and rests.
He doesn't talk, as you say,
And acting like mongrel.
Right.
He is filled with urine and his own dirt.
He doesn't look responsive or can hear what is around him.
It is difficult to ascertain whether he is still conscious or not at this point.
I hope he is unconscious.
Why is that, Mr. Hart?
If he knows what he is doing right now,
I will never forgive him.
I understand your frustration, Mr. Hart.
This is a very difficult situation.
Is there a medical term for this condition...
How does he act?
Act like a dog.
Do you think that?
Seriously? Wow, that's...
That's a very observant observation.
I... Is that because of the barking?
I think I don't believe a bit with your opinion, doctor.
The police call this case as 51-50.
Unspeakable psychiatric conditions.
What is that?
There were once the same case.
There is a Scottish doctor, Dr. R. D. Lang,
Who finds a case like this in another housewife.
I've read about that... / Well, that's enough.
I ask for money back. It's like an Internet doctor's degree.
I can search on Google all this. / Stop it. Bill, please.
Sorry. My sister-in-law hasn't slept yet.
He hasn't slept either. / Take care of your children, okay?
I don't ask you to take care of my children.
I ask you to help me find out what happened...
... with your selfish sister.
Yes. / We focus on Jill...
... and what he needs. Understand?
All he needs is treatment that I can't provide for him here.
I think you should consider a more conducive medical environment.
You mean, a mental hospital?
He needs comprehensive psychiatric treatment.
The process might take time, but trust me...
He won't enter to a mental hospital, understand?
She's my wife. I will not allow that.
And I hate talking with people like you...
... because you don't make better state,
You only make the atmosphere worse. / He just tried to help...
This is my family. He won't enter mental hospital, understand?
What I want from you is...
... recipe for my wife here, right now...
Please, that's why we pay you.
He needs psychiatric care...
Yes!
Yes.
It's okay.
You will be fine. I am here.
Sis, I can see you.
I can see you.
We can definitely get through this, okay?
I'm here.
I will take care of you now.
No more Bill, no more children, only us.
It's okay. We will immediately take you out of here.
I will find help.
I see you, Sis. I see you.
I see you...
Don't hurt me. Sorry.
Stop it!
Hello, Hart's residence. Tiffany, honey?
This is Cindy. Who am I talking to?
Hi, Cindy, that's very polite.
This is Grandma. Grandma wants to talk to Mother.
I can't talk now.
Can you tell your mother to contact Grandma when she can?
That will be long.
You shouldn't receive a call.
That's Grandma!
Okay, Jill. You want to act like a dog,
We will treat you like dogs.
Here it is.
Jed, this isn't Christmas.
I know, right?
Merry Christmas, everyone!
Merry Christmas, children.
Who prepared this?
This is very good. What else do we have?
Cindy...
Let's put this star on the top of the tree and finish it.
Cindy, hey./ No!
Come on.
Come on, come on, come on!
Hey, come on! We put this on the tree.
We put the star on the tree so Santa can come.
Cindy, come on. We do this, okay?
Bill, listen. / Put the star on the tree.
Cindy, come on! We put the star in...
No! / This will be fun!
Let's put this star on the tree!
Bill! / Cindy, enough...
What?
Beth, come on, where is your Christmas spirit?
Daddy! / Well, you scared him.
What do you mean? We have fun!
Right? We are having fun!
What is a Christmas choir?
Good morning, sir. I'm a Frill Officer.
We get a call regarding 51-50.
Christmas?
There's no reason for you're here.
Everything is fine.
Sir, I want to see your wife to determine it.
I don't allow you to enter.
You can't enter, and I don't let you enter.
Sir./ I know my rights.
And I know my wife's right.
You aren't allowed to take him away...
... unless he harms _ himself...
... or someone else, and that doesn't happen.
I don't want her to be treated at the hospital.
And you better go or I will call my lawyer.
Is that clear?
Sir, I still have to see your wife.
Good.
Next here. He is in the basement.
Below. There is a small door on your right.
Bring toys to chew?
Immediately send help.
I can't... / What?
Father!
Cindy, daddy won't come back.
I thought, why don't we leave and leave children, you and me.
They will be fine. They don't need us.
Yes. / Right?
We can do what we want.
You look so different. / Really?
And you relax watching TV.
What's more? / Story! You promised to...
Tiffany...
You... / Exit!
Max./ You go. Get out!
Daddy goes for a walk.
I'm sorry, father. / Father doesn't apologize.
Daddy understands you mar...
Exit! Exit!
Exit! Get out! / Okay.
Don't fight! Stop it! / It's fine. It is okay.
Stop hitting daddy! / Don't do that!
It's okay. Hey.
Hello? / Mr. Hart?
This is Stella White from UCLA Medical Center.
We receive police reports from your sister-in-law...
No. That's...
My sister-in-law is wrong. It's a mistake.
We don't need you. Thank you see you.
I'm done! Add more milk.
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Bill? Bill, where are you?
Everyone is still waiting for you in the conference room.
Your presence is awaited.
Hart, this is your father-in-law.
Contact me again. We need to talk about Jill.
This is important so we can come and see...
Shut up, shut up.
Here it still smells like dirt.
It smells worse in the basement.
That makes you want to kill yourself.
I said I want to die. / Me too.
Is that suicide?
You know, you will eat.
Then we will prepare for tomorrow's school. Come on.
Hey, Bill, this is Stephen.
It's been a week since your absence in the office.
I want to meet you tomorrow morning if you have time.
I don't know if Jill is still there or he's gone.
What if he has been lost forever?
Brian, I have to go.
Good, I love you. Yes.
I love you so much. I love you.
Okay, yes. Okay, bro.
Gosh!
Gosh! It's already stale I'm bad.
Gosh!
Who is Brian?
What? / Who is Brian?
Brian my husband.
Bill./ Right...
I'm just kidding.
Children are asleep?
Children? Yes.
I...
I'm pretty sure I will be fired tomorrow.
And...
I don't know who I am without my job.
I don't know...
... who we are without life.
I mean, I might have to...
... sell homes and cars...
... then we have to move to school country. I mean, what...
What kind of person am I?
Look, we...
I understand you don't want Jill goes to the hospital,
But there is something really wrong with it
You understand that, right?
Do you know how Jill and I met? He ever told you?
Yes.
Jill tell me that millions of times.
You know...
Can't... I just...
It's just...
I just can't...
Hey, it's okay. No problem.
Sometimes I expect my penis a little smaller.
If my penis is smaller, it won't happen.
Has he ever talked about it to you?
Wait, what? Your sex problem?
Yes.
No. Bill.
Sorry.
Look, my parents will come to see him.
No.
No. Why? That will be very embarrassing.
I already feel like I failed him.
You must, Bill, you must.
Sorry, but they have to meet them. They must meet their daughter.
Beth, please. Please don't do this.
Your parents have hated me before, and I've lost.
It's not about saving my face. I promise, this...
I just...
I don't want my wife to be considered crazy.
I don't want Jill to be entered into a mental hospital.
I don't want to put Jill and children into life like that.
There must be other alternatives.
OK.
There...
There are a number of things that I need to take care of.
Alright./ Out of here.
For my life.
But I am back soon. I promise, okay?
Do you think you're ready?
Yes. Are you serious? I was born to be ready.
Tiffany, sorry.
Dad, you almost made me spill the last cold kokum water.
We don't have food anymore. We are very hungry.
Jed tried to eat dog food for the past three days.
If he knows how to open the can, he will definitely eat it.
So what will dad do about that?
You look like your mother for a moment.
Oh my God!
Daddy doesn't listen to me.
Dad doesn't even care about what I say.
Yes. No. Dad cares. Tiff, daddy heard everything.
I heard everything. Come here.
It's OK. / Why don't you listen to me?
No... / What's wrong?
It's okay. Everything is fine.
It's okay.
What happened? / It's okay...
We will become homeless then affected by disease and die.
No... / We will stay under the bridge.
When we are not dead? / No... No, Jed.
It's okay, everything is fine. Come here, kids.
Let's sit. Here.
OK.
I know this is confusing...
... and you know you're all scared. Father too. Really.
But we remain family. Understand?
But, mother of a dog.
Yes, friend, Mother became a dog, but she is still your mother.
And we will remain beside him no matter what happens.
Understand?
Because you need us.
So we have to be strong and we must be able to get through this.
We will pass this together.
Yes.
What if Mother will never return?
How are you doing, Bill?
Extraordinary.
You know, this will be very unethical for me...
... to mention something about your wife...
... in a conversation about your work appearance.
Right. / Tell me.
What happened to your wife?
That...
That's a little complicated.
You won't be released like this.
I understand, I understand that.
We are already on the right track.
If you can wait for us a little longer...
Bill, you should stop talking. Okay.
You know this part of my job is which is not fun, right?
Lately, the situation has become... / .
Wait a minute. This isn't negotiation, Bill.
Don't. Please, Stephen. Wait a minute.
Bill, listen, let's not... / Wait!
Bill./ Wait. Can you wait?
Just a minute, please! / Okay!
Okay, Bill, I'm waiting.
Enough... Thank you.
OK.
Okay, Stephen, listen, this will be very good.
OK.
Home program.
A home program is a program...
... where executives at basically work...
Work from home. / Exactly.
Think about this, think about good things...
... which company will get from this.
Home program for home.
Bill. / This is a company that not only cares about the final decision.
Companies that care about people.
This is a company that cares about family.
I mean, this is good. This is good personnel.
It's a Fortune 500. This is Oprah calling you.
What do you think? / Bill, I don't think so.
I will have to...
OK, don't, don't say that.
Okay, let's forget about the home program.
Gosh.
What if you give me a little bonus ...
... then can I rent a nurse and nanny to stay at home?
And I can return to work one full day, 7 days a week.
Everything will return as before.
Bill, I can't. Please.
Please, Stephen. Please.
I don't have anything else.
Don't take this from me, okay?
I will do anything. Anything...
Three months severance.
Go home with your children.
Children!
Follow the skunk. / Come here, Ma'am.
Follow the skunk. This starts to move away.
It starts to move away.
Notice the crocodiles...
Ayo./ But skunks are better.
Pay attention to the skunk. / Mother!
Children, I think you don't want to play with us now.
So why don't we leave mom alone and...
Let's buy ice cream.
Who wants to give daddy a little ice cream?
Not me. / Obviously not me.
Aku./ Thank you, Cind.
What is that taste, menthol?
Is that your favorite taste?
Menthol is my favorite taste.
Chocolate. Yes, chocolate.
Jed, we have the same taste.
Children, come inside. / Who is that?
Enter into now. Come on, children. Go.
Where do you park?
Is this your car?
Yes. / Good.
What are you doing here?
I'm worried about you.
I contacted you 10 times.
Is everything okay? / Yes. Everything is fine.
Annabelle, listen, I can't see you anymore.
I know you will find someone who is right for you...
... and who has space in his life for you, but listen, goodbye.
See you later. Thank you. Wait. A moment...
Wait a minute, Bill. What happened?
People say strange things.
Personal family problems.
Seriously? Wow. Yes.
So... / Your dog sounds very upset.
Yes.
Beth, can you give us time?
Is he the person?
Beth, please, let me take care of this.
I don't believe you.
Who is that? / Alright, Annabelle, listen.
I know we share something, but it's not real.
Don't ever contact me or approach my family again, understand?
Beth?
Beth! Hey. Please wait. OK.
That's Annabelle. He is my cheating friend.
He came without notice and I asked him to go home.
I can't believe I trust you.
You can still.
No! I know how Jill feels. I know how he feels!
You can still trust me.
I shouldn't do that. That's a big mistake.
It's over. We must continue to be on the same side.
Don't lie. I'm on Jill's side.
I know why he did this. I know why this happened to him.
I understand, Bill. I know the reason!
I understand why you don't want other people see it...
... because you did this to him!
You corner my brother! You destroyed him!
You locked up and restrained my brother...
... until he has no other alternative other than being a dog!
Beth, please don't do this.
We need you. Okay? We need you.
I know that.
I know that, because you are useless!
I do everything here. I dress up children.
I take them to school, I clean the house, I take care of dirty clothes.
I take care of dirty dishes. I even went shopping.
I know what he feels, I know!
Because he is fully your wife and you don't thank you!
Mother, Father! / Father!
Father! / No!
Jill! / Jill!
Jill? / Brother?
It's okay.
Jill! / Jill!
Hello!
What is Jill?
No. What is that... / Jill.
Jill./ Jill.
Jill. Thank God. / Dear God.
Thank God./ Come on...
Lift him up. Come on, come on.
Come on. Oh, my God. No.
Jill? / Okay. Cover the body.
OK. Certain. Yes./ Okay.
You don't need to show him.
Alright./ This is a game of trust.
It's okay. Mother is back.
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"It's called, Place Judge Millter .."
"It's far from the street, hidden between trees..."
"... which can only be seen at a glance..."
An amazing night! Want a beer, Brian?
I don't drink, Bill.
I followed AA. You know that.
I talk to you very often about awareness. / I know.
My parents petitioned for legal guardianship against Jill.
We will take you to court, Bill.
Do you hear me?
You take me to court?
Yes.
We all talked about and we thought...
... Jill should stay with us for a while and...
That will be good for you because all the things that happen with children...
... and with your finances. that will give you a chance...
... to get back to independence again.
Jill won't go anywhere.
This will be better for you, buddy.
This will give you space to find your strength again.
You know what will be more good for me, Brian,
If you allow me to take you to my hairdresser tomorrow...
... then we cut all the fur that is in your head.
Body hair is healthy.
And you never like something organic. I know.
Maybe by doing this all Jill gives you help.
Really?
Why?
He shows you if is the opposite of your whole life...
You actually belong to a wild person.
Dogs like that. They are free.
What are you talking about? / I'm talking about mengikhlaskan.
You can't control everything.
This...
This is the life you live...
... and maybe this is the life that should be lived.
Is this a life that I should live?
With my wife who is in the basement ?!
Act like a dog with dirt everywhere ?!
This is what should happen.
This is part of a big plan!
There will be mediation.
You should be accompanied by a lawyer.
We will be accompanied by a lawyer, so... / Get out of my house.
Get out of my house!
This is not true.
I'm sorry.
We are here to ascertain who is better to take care of Jill...
... under current conditions.
It's about what is best for him, Bill.
We love you very much.
Children throw food on him.
They are confused, disorientated, and scared.
Children are still adjusting and they love them. You know that.
Of course. I know that, Bill.
It's clear if you can't do this alone.
Let's share this burden together, understand?
I have to take school children.
We hold dinner together. That's...
It is still the learning stage that needs to be understood, but I am in the process.
I'm sorry, Bill. We have to do our best...
OK. I know what you think about me.
And I admit, that's true.
I didn't do right with Jill before, okay?
But they are right.
After the first child, I never even changed diapers.
I don't know the names of their teachers.
Jill knows everything. He knows everything.
He tells me everything.
He will leave a little crumbs for me, he...
He will whisper in my ear during a cocktail party.
If someone approaches me, he will say, "Bliss"
Or whatever I have to say, "Hey, Bliss."
He prepared me food, he bought me clothes.
When my father is alive. he bought him a gift from me.
He will write a label, "Greetings dear, Bill."
He also takes care of all children's gifts.
Suddenly it re-knows from the wrong children.
But he has taken care of it. He also takes care of gifts for you.
He even...
This is the worst part. He...
On his birthday, or at Christmas...
He will choose his own gift...
From me. Wrap it up, put the label, put it under the tree...
... and on Christmas morning, I will sit there...
... drink eggnog, wear a coat, and see everything open gifts...
Then Jill will come kiss me and...
... thank me.
He kissed my cheek and...
... thank you for the gift.
"From Bill."
Do you know what I'm doing?
I just...
I say, "together."
and that is the agreement. That's a very good deal.
Bill, you can fix something here.
We can do this through court,
Or we can do this right now...
As a family, together.
If Jill can come with us, then be with you and the children...
... every two weeks, then the next will be more frequent.
Yes. / Right?
After all I'm also like no with my wife now, you know?
I'm basically alone.
We know that, baby, we know.
But we care about you.
Bill, you're not alone.
We go with Jill today.
You concentrate with children.
One for you.
And one for me.
Do you want one?
I want to see if I can carry you. Just a minute.
OK.
Wait a minute. Okay.
OK, Cindy, teach me. / What do you think?
Good.
Strong grip. Okay. / I guess you...
Let's not...
Yes. Shake your head now.
I don't want you to fall. Don't do it...
Alright./ Good.
Yes./ Thank you.
Okay, here, teach dad.
Fast.
Faster.
This is what closes the bathroom pipe.
This little metal chip.
Can you do it? / Yes, I can.
Wait, dad... Gosh!
Almost. Daddy put my D here?
Not in this box, but in the box that contains your items.
Yes.
Okay, what do you want to do? / I don't know what...
It's like music in my ears.
If it's left unchecked, it will cover my face...
... and I can't play or eat, so...
Because it goes into your mouth.
I always tie it to me.
OK.
Well, daddy took me to the mall...
... then I will find the music sheet Tiff...
... then my father picked Cindy from soccer, then my father picked me up again.
Go to the mall, then football, then go to the mall again. Okay, dad understands.
Daddy, you have four? / No. Hoe.
No! / Gosh!
Hoe! You get four? / No.
I think I won.
Yes, you... / Well, you won?
I'm sure I lost.
Daddy, do you have ten?
Good. Another pair.
Alright./ My turn?
Yes, your turn./ Does anyone have...
No, you have to ask certain people.
Who do you want? / Tiffany, Max, dad? / Tiffany.
Tiff, are you okay? Is it time to go to school?
No. It's 11:00 already.
Gosh! The father's alarm is not lit.
Father, this is Saturday.
Max says...
... I'd better show dad...
Hey, it's okay. Come here, sit down.
What is this? Is this your report card?
Yes./ For my Tiffany.
Are you lucky to be able to see this or what?
Okay, what is this? / I...
I got A for all lessons.
Even Spanish? / Yes.
Tiff, dad is very proud of you.
Thank you.
We have to show this to Aunt Beth when she comes tomorrow.
No, I...
I only want 's father to see it.
OK.
Good.
Welcome to the new apartment.
This isn't much, but we like it.
Yes, that is for you if you want to paint.
I'm not sure you want oil paint or...
Come on, children, greet your mother.
That is your mother. / Hey, ma'am. / Hi, Ma'am. Hey, Ma'am.
OK, so...
Darling, children will stay with Beth tonight.
So there will only be both of us, okay?
Alright. / Ready?
This will be very fun. / What do we do tonight?
Have fun, everyone. We play dice.
See you later. Thank you.
All right, Jill, we've arrived.
Do you want to go out and meet your friends?
Are you okay?
OK.
Are you okay?
We have arrived.
Go.
Look at all your little friends.
It's okay.
It's okay. You can...
Here, like this.
Like this.
Jill?
Where do you want to go?
Jill?
Hi.
What are you doing?
Do you want to wash? Come here.
I can clean you a little.
OK?
This...
Gosh. Jill, calm down, okay?
Hey, this is only water. Understand?
It's okay.
Jill.
It's okay...
No, it's okay...
Jill. Jill, Jill.
It's okay. It is okay. Look, you're fine.
I love you.
You can be anything you want, understand?
But please don't leave me.
Understand? No problem. It is okay.
It's okay. Stay here.
Stay here. Stay here.
It's okay.
Stay here.
OK. No problem.
It's okay.
I will always love you.
You can be whatever you want.
And I won't go everywhere.
Jill. Jill.
It's okay...
It's okay. Everything is fine.
No problem.
All good, baby, you're here now.
It's okay.
You stay here with me.
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