Clawfoot (2023) Movie

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Clawfoot (2023)

Follows a housewife psychologically terrorized by a manipulative contractor, leading to a twisted battle of wits with deliciously unexpected results.

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00:00:00Psyllium husk
00:00:02Soak for a day
00:00:04Rinse with water
00:00:06Soak overnight
00:00:08Rinse with water
00:00:10Rinse once more
00:00:12Rinse three times
00:00:14Rinse 4 times
00:00:16Rinse twice
00:00:18Rinse four times
00:00:20Rinse five times
00:00:22Rinse four times
00:00:24Rinse three times
00:00:26Rinse five times
00:00:28♪
00:00:38♪
00:00:58♪
00:01:08♪
00:01:18♪
00:01:21Oh, we're doing this through the window?
00:01:24Uh, it's okay. I'm not offended.
00:01:26I'm sorry, what do you want?
00:01:28Oh, God, good question.
00:01:31We're not doing any construction.
00:01:33Well, that's strange.
00:01:35I have an order here for 435 Westmont.
00:01:37It says bathroom renovation.
00:01:39♪
00:01:42Can't see it.
00:01:44Already got the bathtub unloaded.
00:01:46Just need access to the master bathroom.
00:01:48♪
00:01:55There she is.
00:02:03That is your husband's signature at the bottom, right?
00:02:09I suppose it is.
00:02:15I don't think either of us want to waste all day
00:02:16going back and forth behind a door now, do we?
00:02:20Listen, now is not a good time.
00:02:21My husband will call and reschedule.
00:02:23Whatever it is he has planned.
00:02:24Well, he planned a whole new renovation for you.
00:02:27Marble Jack and Jill sinks, heated floors,
00:02:29one of the mirrors you talked to,
00:02:30oh, and a big old clawfoot tub I got in the driveway.
00:02:33I like our tub.
00:02:35He says it's time for something new.
00:02:38Do you want to call your husband?
00:02:41My husband.
00:02:42You know what? I'll give him a call myself.
00:02:43555-8712, right?
00:02:45Hello? It's Evan.
00:02:47You know what to do.
00:02:49No answer.
00:02:51I feel like he would have made mention of this.
00:02:53Do you want to call him? Maybe he'll pick up for you.
00:02:55No. He probably won't answer.
00:02:57Not even for you. Why's that?
00:03:01He's on a flight for work.
00:03:03Well, maybe it's a surprise.
00:03:04I mean, what woman doesn't want a relationship?
00:03:06I don't know.
00:03:08I don't know.
00:03:10I don't know.
00:03:12I don't know.
00:03:14What woman doesn't want a romantic clawfoot tub
00:03:16for her anniversary?
00:03:20When's your birthday?
00:03:22Not for another month.
00:03:24Well, you know, it's definitely going to take around a month to finish,
00:03:26so that must be it.
00:03:28Look, I don't mean to be rude,
00:03:30but the faster I get this started,
00:03:32the faster I get out of your hair.
00:03:34It's getting a bit embarrassing waiting out here.
00:03:36I mean, you're starting to seem like you don't trust me.
00:03:40Look, I get it. You don't want me in your house.
00:03:42I mean, I get it all the time.
00:03:44Shabby clothes, rough hands.
00:03:46It's not that.
00:03:48If it makes you feel more comfortable,
00:03:50I'll just wait in your driveway until I get ahold of your husband.
00:04:12Master bathroom?
00:04:30I bet you guys redo your house every year or so.
00:04:34A lot of folks with everything get real bored.
00:04:36Put some new floors in,
00:04:38putting some fresh landscaping, redo the kitchen.
00:04:40Maybe a new bathroom.
00:04:42Come up with new ways to spend your money.
00:04:44Wow, lots of room up here.
00:04:46Oh, look. Look at that.
00:04:48Is that a real painting?
00:04:50Not even a print.
00:04:52I bet that's expensive.
00:04:54That's why you have all these people, you know,
00:04:56throwing orgies, swapping wives.
00:04:58Ooh, comfy bed. Love the vibe in here.
00:05:00Very chic.
00:05:02You know, they just do that thrill.
00:05:04You know what I'm saying?
00:05:06I see why you wanted a clawfoot.
00:05:08I designed the tub area all by myself.
00:05:10Hmm. I can tell.
00:05:28You want to put a shop collar on?
00:05:30Make sure I don't wander off.
00:05:38I'll be downstairs.
00:05:40If you need anything.
00:05:48Ice cold. Ice cold. Ice cold. Ice cold. Ice cold.
00:06:08Hmm.
00:06:38Hmm.
00:06:44Hmm.
00:06:52Hmm.
00:06:58Hmm.
00:07:08Hmm.
00:07:34Ah, how hard a thing it is
00:07:36to tell what a wild and rough
00:07:38and stubborn wood this is,
00:07:40which, in my thought, renews the fear...
00:07:42Ahem.
00:07:44I'm just perusing your husband's library.
00:07:46I don't have any water downstairs.
00:07:48Well, of course you don't.
00:07:50Sammy turned it off.
00:07:52Hey, Sammy.
00:07:54Yes, boss?
00:07:56It's a messy job hit to get our work clothes dirty.
00:07:58Whoa.
00:08:00You got a nice BMI.
00:08:02Body mass index.
00:08:04I'm all about nutrition, you see.
00:08:06Food is flesh fuel. Right, boss?
00:08:08That's right.
00:08:10Oh, this here's my handyman.
00:08:12A handyman's handyman, if you will.
00:08:14I call him in when the job's just too big for one man.
00:08:16Sammy's the best there is.
00:08:18He's like a brother to me.
00:08:20He always gets the job done.
00:08:22What was your name?
00:08:24Mrs. Lother.
00:08:26Cool. Nice to meet you.
00:08:28And you get your clawfoot tub just a little bit sooner.
00:08:30I like our tub.
00:08:32The water?
00:08:34Well, like your husband said, it's time for something new.
00:08:36Right. So...
00:08:38I need water to cook.
00:08:40Well, you can imagine.
00:08:42Cutting through pipes with water running through them.
00:08:44Lots of flooding. Big problem.
00:08:46Well, I'm making bolognese, and I need water to cook today.
00:08:48Bolognese?
00:08:50Sammy, did you hear that? Bolognese.
00:08:52That's a lot of calories, boss.
00:08:54I tell you, man, myself. Leonardo IV.
00:08:56At your service. But everyone calls me Leo.
00:08:58Because I'm my own man. Ain't that right, Sammy?
00:09:00That's right, boss.
00:09:02I gathered. The water?
00:09:04Oh, well, you don't need water to cook bolognese.
00:09:06Excuse me?
00:09:08Whole milk, chicken stock, and if it looks a little parched,
00:09:10just a dash of dry white wine.
00:09:12Well, that's not how my husband likes it.
00:09:14Oh, he's coming back?
00:09:16Lovely. I'd love to chat with him.
00:09:18Well, no, but that's just not how I make it.
00:09:20Well, that is how it should be made.
00:09:22Hey, Sammy. Yeah, boss?
00:09:24Take over while I assist the lady of the house.
00:09:26No, I insist that you do not.
00:09:28Would you just put on a shirt?
00:09:30Please?
00:09:32Sure.
00:09:36Hey, boss?
00:09:38Can I get some of that bolognese, yeah?
00:09:40Just a taste?
00:09:42Yeah.
00:09:48You didn't put the meat in yet?
00:09:50Going to, but I realized the water was out,
00:09:52so I went upstairs to you first.
00:09:54And you're going to use fresh tomatoes?
00:09:56I mean, what you should have done
00:09:58is you should have browned the meat in the pot first.
00:10:00But, you know, what are you going to do?
00:10:02Wow.
00:10:04That's some pretty good-looking meat.
00:10:06Pretty pricey. $20 a pound?
00:10:08Where'd you get it?
00:10:10The market on Farrelly.
00:10:12Farrelly. Yeah.
00:10:14Hey, you know what? I think I know the place.
00:10:16I wouldn't let a guy like me in the door, though.
00:10:18That's not true.
00:10:20There are plenty of people like yourself that shop there.
00:10:22Like myself?
00:10:24Yes.
00:10:26Working men.
00:10:28A working man.
00:10:34Open lid on that?
00:10:40Not so hot
00:10:42for a working man.
00:10:54Okay.
00:11:10Is that your garage?
00:11:12Yes.
00:11:14I bet you got some pretty nice things in there.
00:11:16Oh?
00:11:18Well, you know, you got such a nice setup here.
00:11:20Huge house, beautiful pool.
00:11:22Lots of privacy.
00:11:24I mean, such a big space.
00:11:26Just a couple? No kids?
00:11:28No.
00:11:30Not yet.
00:11:32Not yet? Can't wait too long.
00:11:34I mean, a woman of your age.
00:11:36Do you have children, Leo?
00:11:38No. But when I find the right woman,
00:11:40I'll make it happen. I always get the job done.
00:11:42Guess that makes me a working man.
00:11:44Thank you
00:11:46for your help.
00:11:48I'm sure Samuel probably needs it a lot more than I do.
00:11:50Maybe.
00:11:52I'm sure he's fine.
00:11:54When did you say the water would be back on?
00:11:56Any time now.
00:11:58Say,
00:12:00can I get a glass of that?
00:12:02Fine.
00:12:04Oh,
00:12:06and for Samuel, too.
00:12:20♪
00:12:32Does that matter?
00:12:44Very kind of you.
00:12:46Good hostess you are.
00:12:48You know, when your husband gets back into town,
00:12:50I'll be sure to let him know.
00:12:52Thanks.
00:12:54♪
00:13:08Tasha, I completely forgot
00:13:10about our yoga date.
00:13:12Well, the nanny canceled and Larry's at the office,
00:13:14so I'm stuck with little Darren all day.
00:13:16Please tell me you have wine.
00:13:18Of course. Okay, well, you can go run back, baby.
00:13:20Go ahead. Bye.
00:13:22Is Evan home?
00:13:24What is that?
00:13:28A bathroom remodel?
00:13:30Evan never mentioned it.
00:13:32And you just let them in?
00:13:34Silly, I know.
00:13:36He's maddeningly strange and clingy.
00:13:38I get this feeling like he's watching me,
00:13:40testing me.
00:13:42He ruined my bolognese.
00:13:44What?
00:13:46Warrior.
00:13:48So you just let them in?
00:13:50He had the paperwork.
00:13:52Evan's signature.
00:13:54Do you know how easy it is to forge a signature?
00:13:56It's literally a few squiggles and a dot.
00:13:58Thanks for reassuring me.
00:14:02I have a lawyer's mind.
00:14:06If it were me, I would have litigated the entire situation
00:14:08until they gave up and left.
00:14:10I think I know how to protect myself.
00:14:14Hmm.
00:14:16There are lots of ways to protect yourself.
00:14:18Tree pose.
00:14:20For instance, when I was back at the firm,
00:14:22I had a lovely client whose mother-in-law
00:14:24died a sudden and excruciating death.
00:14:26My client was wrongfully accused
00:14:28in the matter, but ultimately
00:14:30I was able to prove that the mother-in-law
00:14:32stabbed herself in the heart.
00:14:36That's incredible.
00:14:38That was incredible.
00:14:40Poor thing just didn't want to survive anymore.
00:14:42But what was really incredible
00:14:44is the trick I learned
00:14:46to get bloodstains out of fabric.
00:14:48Hands heart and center.
00:14:56What is it?
00:15:00It's Evan.
00:15:02This morning when I woke up, Evan was gone.
00:15:04There was no note.
00:15:06The suitcases are still in the closet.
00:15:08Last night he was quiet,
00:15:10but that's not out of the ordinary lately.
00:15:12He's been so tired when he gets home from work,
00:15:14I just didn't even think anything of it.
00:15:16Well, maybe he just left for the office
00:15:18early this morning, didn't want to wake you up.
00:15:20I called the office.
00:15:22Not there.
00:15:24Called his phone.
00:15:26What about his car?
00:15:28It's in the garage.
00:15:32Another woman?
00:15:36The handyman
00:15:38is what's strange.
00:15:40All of a sudden, Evan disappears
00:15:42and this guy just shows up.
00:15:44Do you think maybe he hired the handyman
00:15:46to spy on you?
00:15:48I mean, I'm not saying that.
00:15:50Who is this handyman?
00:15:52Mrs. Lothar,
00:15:54I just wanted to let you know we've been making quite a bit of noise upstairs.
00:15:56Thank you for letting me know.
00:15:58My pleasure.
00:16:00Oh,
00:16:02in case you were wondering,
00:16:04your husband's order came in last Friday.
00:16:06Got an email from him directly,
00:16:08along with instructions and a deposit.
00:16:12Thank you for letting me know.
00:16:14Girls have fun.
00:16:20When you start taking clients again,
00:16:22you gotta start taking their calls.
00:16:24To be honest with you, I think this one might have done it,
00:16:26but maybe his wife bludgeoned herself to death.
00:16:28Will you watch Darren for me?
00:16:30I need to run to my home office.
00:16:32I told you, don't fucking talk to anyone.
00:16:34Everything goes through me.
00:16:36I don't care what your wife said.
00:16:38At this point, you might as well be dead.
00:16:40Now your money is yours.
00:16:52No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:17:02You sound great, dude.
00:17:04Oh, hey.
00:17:06That's Evan's violin. What were you doing in our closet?
00:17:08Do you like classical music?
00:17:10Like quartets? Or orchestra strings?
00:17:12Or, you know...
00:17:14Stop it.
00:17:16What? You don't like classical music?
00:17:18I mean, my dad always used to tell me,
00:17:20if you don't like music, you're crazy.
00:17:22You have to like classical music.
00:17:24Oh, fuck!
00:17:26What?
00:17:32Now tell me you like classical music.
00:17:34Were you going through my stuff?
00:17:36Me?
00:17:38No, never.
00:17:40I'm calling your supervisor.
00:17:42You know, he's pretty busy. I wouldn't do that.
00:17:44I memorized the number.
00:17:46I'm warning you, don't do it.
00:17:48You're gonna make him mad.
00:17:50Hi.
00:17:52This is your manager speaking.
00:17:54How may I help you?
00:17:56I'd like you to get out of my room.
00:17:58Right in the middle of a job?
00:18:00I don't think so.
00:18:02I mean, the hazards?
00:18:04It's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
00:18:06I will call the police.
00:18:08Really?
00:18:10I will.
00:18:12Okay.
00:18:14And what are you gonna tell him?
00:18:16That your handyman's fixing the bathroom?
00:18:18Hmm.
00:18:20Okay.
00:18:22Hey, Sammy.
00:18:24Yeah, boss?
00:18:26Let's go get some lunch, huh?
00:18:28The lady of the house.
00:18:30She looks like she's gonna blow a gasket.
00:18:32Gasket? Isn't that for a car?
00:18:34Oh, hey, Ms. Loeffner.
00:18:36I found these in the pipes.
00:18:38Are these your undies?
00:18:40I swear I wasn't doing anything weird or anything.
00:18:42I just...
00:18:44I'll just leave them on your bed for a few minutes.
00:18:46Bye.
00:19:17...
00:19:37Hello? It's Evan.
00:19:39You know what to do.
00:19:41Evan, it's me.
00:19:43I just wanted to see if you'd be home for dinner.
00:19:45when you can.
00:19:47♪♪
00:19:54♪♪
00:20:00Now, what do we say when a man tries to get you into the van?
00:20:03You smack him in the nuts and take their candy.
00:20:05Damn straight.
00:20:07Hey!
00:20:09I thought you said you were leaving!
00:20:11I said I was taking a break.
00:20:13I'm just giving you a little alone time in the house,
00:20:15if you know what I'm talking about.
00:20:17Whoa!
00:20:19Ah!
00:20:20Ah!
00:20:22Ah!
00:20:24Ah!
00:20:26You and the kid are just talking, right?
00:20:29Sharing secrets?
00:20:31You got any secrets you want to share, Janet?
00:20:34I'm taking you home, Darren.
00:20:36Well, you know, that's totally fine.
00:20:37Hey, good talking to you, bud.
00:20:38You know, we're gonna make a lot of ruckus up there anyway.
00:20:40Jamming away, in and out, in and out.
00:20:42Real wet stuff.
00:20:45Oh, you're missing a ball.
00:20:47These sets usually come in six, right?
00:20:49♪♪
00:20:59I'm gonna walk you home.
00:21:01♪♪
00:21:06Hey, boss, where'd Miss Lopner go?
00:21:08Ah, she'll be back.
00:21:10I'm gonna go check on the pipes downstairs.
00:21:12Keep working, all right?
00:21:13You got it, boss.
00:21:15♪♪
00:21:44Why don't you just ask him to leave?
00:21:46I did, in a way.
00:21:49I don't understand how you can be so meek
00:21:51having a husband like yours.
00:21:53What do you mean?
00:21:55He's just a shark.
00:21:57Larry told me some stuff about them
00:21:58closing the Holyoke account,
00:21:59and between you and me,
00:22:01let's just say that I do not think
00:22:02you will be jumping at the opportunity
00:22:03to work with him ever again.
00:22:06I'm sorry.
00:22:07It's fine.
00:22:08It's just ugly man stuff, you know?
00:22:11♪♪
00:22:37I bet you're a good criminal attorney.
00:22:40There are good criminals,
00:22:41and there are good attorneys.
00:22:42A good criminal attorney
00:22:43is really just a good criminal.
00:22:45If I didn't know any better,
00:22:47I would say that Evan's doing this on purpose,
00:22:50like to torture you.
00:22:54I'm kidding.
00:22:55Kind of.
00:22:56I mean, he was pretty awful to his other wife.
00:22:58The one that, I don't know if you remember,
00:22:59he did leave for you.
00:23:01Says a lot about someone's character.
00:23:04♪♪
00:23:19Hello, old friends.
00:23:22How does she keep that physique
00:23:24with all this junk food?
00:23:26Fats, carbs, sugar, all processed food.
00:23:30♪♪
00:23:40Bye, old friends.
00:23:46Just feeling really leafy right now.
00:23:49Blowing in the wind.
00:23:52That is positively poetic.
00:23:54I've been thinking about going back to school
00:23:56to be a writer.
00:23:57Just have so much to say.
00:24:00Tons, really.
00:24:05This one's a little dull.
00:24:07♪♪
00:24:15Shall we?
00:24:19Always five inches off target.
00:24:21My instructor thinks I need glasses.
00:24:23Do you ever have fantasies?
00:24:25Oh, yeah.
00:24:26Larry and I have this one called Jellyfish
00:24:28where I wear a huge sun hat covering my eyes
00:24:30and I take a Lutz hotel and I just...
00:24:32No, no, no.
00:24:33Like, bloody, violent, gory, that type of stuff.
00:24:36Oh, you just have to ask if you want to see
00:24:38my crime scene photo library.
00:24:40It's very thrilling.
00:24:41It's part of the reason why I still stay in the job.
00:24:45I've thought about hurting people
00:24:47in a non-sexual way.
00:24:49Although, I don't even know anymore.
00:24:53I feel different, Tasha.
00:24:56I feel rage.
00:25:00Huh.
00:25:02Sometimes while Larry's sleeping,
00:25:03I hold a pillow two inches from his head
00:25:05just to see if I'll do it.
00:25:07It's just like a kooky thing I do.
00:25:09Larry's never caught you?
00:25:11Actually, I think he may have
00:25:12because one time, the day after,
00:25:14I went to the salon, came back,
00:25:15Darren had a full-time nanny,
00:25:17and my law degree was hanging up in the new office.
00:25:21Don't think, just throw.
00:25:30Are you sure you haven't been seeing my instructor?
00:25:33I mean, you probably should.
00:25:34He's absolutely gorgeous.
00:25:36Oh, Tasha.
00:25:38What?
00:25:39I just figured that Evan would have you
00:25:40high-heeled and pregnant by now.
00:25:42Men like him can smell perimenopausal
00:25:44from a mile away.
00:25:47It's too late.
00:25:49What?
00:25:50Did Larry ever leave you?
00:25:52My Larry?
00:25:53Oh, God, no.
00:25:54His prenup is not strong enough for that.
00:25:56I should know.
00:25:57I wrote it.
00:25:58You did not.
00:25:59Yep.
00:26:00That's genius.
00:26:02It's survival.
00:26:06Survival.
00:26:09I wish I spoke to you earlier.
00:26:13I adore your knives, Tasha.
00:26:20Hey, Miss Lopper.
00:26:22It's me, Samuel.
00:26:25Had some free time.
00:26:26I thought I'd clean your pool.
00:26:28Hope you don't mind.
00:26:29What are you doing today?
00:26:32Oh, that's nice.
00:26:35I saw you doing some yoga.
00:26:38I like to do yoga.
00:26:42Well, maybe...
00:26:45maybe we could go...
00:26:48do something sometime.
00:26:51You look like you have a lot of nice clothes.
00:26:53Maybe you'd like to go into the mall?
00:26:56I used to go hang out at the mall and...
00:27:00Steal pretzels?
00:27:02I don't do that anymore.
00:27:04You make me want to be a better man, Miss Lopper.
00:27:09I don't know what it is,
00:27:11but every time you walk in a room,
00:27:14you just light the place up,
00:27:16you little firecracker, you.
00:27:18I hope you don't feel embarrassed.
00:27:20I don't.
00:27:22Anyway...
00:27:25Sammy, where the hell are you?
00:27:27Come on, man, we got some work to do.
00:27:30Damn.
00:27:32Let's move.
00:27:33We gotta get this tub inside.
00:27:35Coming, boss.
00:27:37Were you and Evan having issues?
00:27:39Like, were you thinking about divorce?
00:27:42No, not at all.
00:27:43I mean, the normal issues that everyone has in their marriages,
00:27:46but nothing that we couldn't work through willingly.
00:27:48Right.
00:27:49All I'm saying is that if you are having issues,
00:27:51if you need a good lawyer, let me know.
00:27:53Because if I know Evan, I know he would have a plan.
00:27:56You wouldn't see it coming,
00:27:57and then suddenly you're left with absolutely nothing
00:27:59after how many years of marriage?
00:28:00Eight.
00:28:01Eight years of marriage and then nothing?
00:28:04No offense, but you have absolutely no marketable skills.
00:28:07You were his secretary for, what, six months?
00:28:09You did a great job, by the way, but...
00:28:11If I were to give you advice, I would say wait two years
00:28:13and get alimony for life.
00:28:16I waited tables before I worked for Evan.
00:28:18Absolutely not.
00:28:26I should really get back,
00:28:28make sure they haven't imploded my bathroom.
00:28:30Ah, one, one, one, one.
00:28:35Ah.
00:28:37One, two, three, four.
00:28:39Where do you come up with all these numbers?
00:28:41Eighteen, twenty-two.
00:28:43Ah, dang.
00:28:44How many more numbers could there be?
00:28:46What are you doing?
00:28:47Well, we have to store the tub somewhere overnight
00:28:49until we bring it upstairs tomorrow.
00:28:51Hey, Miss Laufer, great dress.
00:28:53Really suits you.
00:28:55Just bring the tub upstairs
00:28:57if you're going to bring it inside the house.
00:28:59See, the problem is if we brought the tub up now,
00:29:01it would fall right through the floor.
00:29:02See, we had to rip up all the tiles
00:29:04and the subflooring to get to the plumbing.
00:29:06Before we bring anything as heavy as this tub,
00:29:08we're going to have to lay down the subfloor
00:29:10and then do all the tiling.
00:29:12And how long is that going to take?
00:29:14Days, maybe weeks.
00:29:16Look, we at Carrillo Construction do everything safely.
00:29:19Are you even a contractor?
00:29:20Are you legally authorized to do this type of work?
00:29:23I can't believe you'd even ask me that.
00:29:25Do I not look smart enough to be a contractor?
00:29:27That's not what I said.
00:29:29Because I'm not.
00:29:32I'm a handyman, jack-of-all-trades.
00:29:34Oh, hey, Miss Laufer, what's your birthday?
00:29:37Stop that!
00:29:39Sorry.
00:29:40Look, if you want to stop, just open up the garage.
00:29:43No one is going in the garage.
00:29:45Fine, then we'll just leave the tub in the driveway.
00:29:48I'm sure your neighbors and the HOA would love that.
00:29:51I will deal with the HOA.
00:29:53Just leave the tub in the driveway and turn on my water.
00:29:56Your wish is my command.
00:29:59Hey, boss?
00:30:01What's HOA?
00:30:03Homeowners Association, Sammy.
00:30:05What's that?
00:30:07I bet you got some big-ticket items in there.
00:30:09Maybe like a classic car, maybe a two-seater like a Mustang.
00:30:12Something your husband takes out on the weekend to feel the wind in his hair.
00:30:15The water?
00:30:17I wonder what kind of car is in there. Or is it with him?
00:30:19Yes.
00:30:21I thought he was on a flight.
00:30:22Yes, the car is in the shop.
00:30:24Which one is it, Janet? Is it in the shop?
00:30:26Janet, is it in the shop? At the airport or with your husband?
00:30:29Don't call me that.
00:30:30What, Janet?
00:30:31I prefer that we keep things formal.
00:30:33You know, I gotta say, I didn't expect this from you.
00:30:35I mean, we have so much history together.
00:30:37Making bolognese, male bonding with Darren.
00:30:40I'd like you to turn the water back on and go.
00:30:43Is that what you really want?
00:30:45Yes.
00:30:47Well, you don't have to ask me twice.
00:30:49But I just want to make sure it's exactly what you want.
00:30:52Because if I turn this lever on, right?
00:30:54Well, you're just going to have flooding all through the house.
00:30:56I mean, there's a lot of unconnected pipes up there.
00:31:00Well, how long is it going to take for you to connect the pipes then?
00:31:05I don't know.
00:31:06You'll have one hour to connect the pipes, and then I want my water back on, and I want you to go.
00:31:11No, you know what? That's not a problem, Janet.
00:31:14Sorry, Mrs. Lothar.
00:31:15At Carrillo Construction, we aim to please.
00:31:24Okay.
00:32:07You okay, Mrs. Lothar?
00:32:14See, I don't know what to say.
00:32:16It hasn't stopped you yet.
00:32:18You know, you're real funny.
00:32:20You have a real sense of humor.
00:32:22I'm all jokes, just out of patience.
00:32:24Oh, well, there I am, upstairs, clanging away at the pipes.
00:32:27And I hear the music getting louder and louder and louder.
00:32:31And then I realize you're just trying to drown me out.
00:32:34And?
00:32:36Well, I came to apologize.
00:32:41You did?
00:32:42Of course. I mean, I don't want to be a nuisance, right?
00:32:45I'm just doing my job. That's what we do, me and you.
00:32:48I mean, I fix bathrooms, and you...
00:32:51Well, you do this.
00:32:54I mean, I want your home to be a sanctuary, right?
00:32:57A place where you feel safe.
00:32:59I mean, in these days, with everything going on,
00:33:02there's some fucking crazy people out there,
00:33:04no telling what they'll do.
00:33:08Like what? What would they do?
00:33:10Check this out. I saw this story the other day, right?
00:33:12This guy breaks into a home while the family's sleeping.
00:33:16He ties them up in the living room.
00:33:18He takes a box cutter, cuts all their hair off,
00:33:20right down to the scalp, and he shoves it in their mouth.
00:33:25And then what happened?
00:33:27Well, then he slits their throat,
00:33:28sets them up on the couch, all of them,
00:33:30TV on while watching the game show channel.
00:33:35I mean, no rhyme or reason.
00:33:37I mean, people these days, it's like they want to get caught.
00:33:40It's like, almost like it's an art form.
00:33:42I mean, it's weird.
00:33:47Why'd I say it?
00:34:01Tell me.
00:34:03Tell me how the razor slices their skin.
00:34:05What?
00:34:06Ah!
00:34:08Ah!
00:34:16Almost like it's an art form.
00:34:19Huge bloody mess, right?
00:34:21Hey, boss.
00:34:27I just loaded the truck.
00:34:29Aces.
00:34:31Oh, water's on.
00:34:33Shake it. Yep, there you go. Thanks, Sammy.
00:34:35Yep, goes on and off.
00:34:37She good.
00:34:38We'll be back tomorrow at 10 to install your tub.
00:34:42Bye, Ms. Lopper.
00:34:4410 a.m.?
00:34:46I thought you said we could sleep in tomorrow.
00:34:48You can sleep when you're dead, Sammy.
00:34:50I like my fucking tub.
00:35:07Fuck.
00:35:38Fuck.
00:35:53Answer me, please.
00:35:55All right, you answer it. Come on.
00:35:57Don't worry about that.
00:36:07Hello?
00:36:09My husband's away on business, and I'm here all alone.
00:36:12I think someone's in the house.
00:36:17I'm at 23 Hill Road.
00:36:20Hello?
00:36:22Hello?
00:36:29Hello?
00:36:31Hello?
00:36:33Hello?
00:36:35Hello?
00:36:46I knew you were trouble when you walked in.
00:37:06You know what's healthier than an omelet?
00:37:08Nothing.
00:37:10They're the healthiest thing you can eat.
00:37:12Except for the ones you can't eat.
00:37:14I don't know.
00:37:16I don't know.
00:37:18I don't know.
00:37:20I don't know.
00:37:22I don't know.
00:37:24I don't know.
00:37:26I don't know.
00:37:28I don't know.
00:37:30I don't know.
00:37:32I don't know.
00:37:34Many people will say,
00:37:36except a lot of people unintentionally add calories
00:37:39with some of the ingredients they use,
00:37:41especially in the United States.
00:37:43I mean, the ingredients are just trash.
00:37:45That's why I like that you use the veggies,
00:37:48even though I did suggest it,
00:37:50because, you know, they got the minerals, vitamins,
00:37:52you get your fiber.
00:37:54You know what would be good with this?
00:37:56Oh, dang, I wish we hadn't eaten already,
00:37:58because we could have added some oats,
00:38:00but not just any oats.
00:38:02Still cut.
00:38:03Still cut.
00:38:05Oh, hey, Ms. Lopper.
00:38:07Morning, sleepyhead.
00:38:08I was wondering when you were gonna get up.
00:38:11What is going on here?
00:38:13Well, we came in and saw you still sleeping,
00:38:15so, you know, we came in and made omelets.
00:38:17You want some?
00:38:18We got extra.
00:38:19How did you get in my house?
00:38:21Well, the door was open.
00:38:23At least lock the doors.
00:38:24I mean, you'd think you'd have some sort of security.
00:38:27I did, and I do.
00:38:28Hmm, that's strange, because they weren't.
00:38:31You should probably get that looked at.
00:38:34You said you'd be here at 10.
00:38:3510? I'd never say 10.
00:38:36He'd never say 10.
00:38:38I mean, hell, the day's already halfway gone by 10.
00:38:40I mean, only lazy people stay in bed till 8 or 9.
00:38:43I mean, it's a sign of bad upbringing.
00:38:47Do you mind?
00:38:48Oh, I'm sorry, Mrs. Lother.
00:38:52You know, if I had silk sheets,
00:38:53I'd sleep in the nude, too.
00:38:55It just feels so good and cozy on the skin, right?
00:39:01Hmm, I guess she's not a morning person.
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