Was that, why would you watch that?

Don't, we, we weren't you, not glutton for punishment?

Out of context, it's not that sad.

I think you have to watch the whole movie to

understand the build up to be sitting by your six-year-old maybe watching them you

know fall apart right because he went straight to the funeral scene. It's hard to get

emotional when you're like, so what's going on now? I mean I know I understand he's

dead but my gosh. You don't see the friendship. Yeah you gotta watch the

bill. He's home alone forever now.

Oh.

This his home's a casket.

Interesting casting there, Dan Eck, right?

The bad, the dad the dad

Zach was questioning his parenting because you know Anna is it chumsky how do you say it last?

She's in deep right and she's a kid yeah she's in the movie my girl she's's crying because of McCullochon's death and then she runs out of the wherever they are at church or whatever I didn't see funeral home. She runs out sprinting out and Dan Ackroyd runs about 15 feet off the porch and just gives up.

His kid is crying hysterically and running and he's like, whatever, she'll figure it out.

He just stops and lets her go.

Isn't the bit that they live?

Isn't he a funeral director?

Isn't that the bit?

And it's in their home?

No idea.

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