Just go in there and tell him you loved it. [elle lines] Okay, don't worry, just go to bed. I'll talk to him. Hey, B. Just want you to know that Mom loved your story. She's just, you know, I think it was just very emotional for her to read it, but, I thought it was great. I mean, look at this. "His childhood was a happy one, growing up in a loving home, raised by loving parents in a quaint village by the sea." I'm certainly glad you feel that way, but what I wanna know is, where'd you learn to write so well? All those cool words. Reads like Dickens! Really, just very cool stuff, kiddo. You should be very proud, okay? Okay, love you, buddy!

Hey Benny, buddy. Did you just throw something? It kind of sounded like you threw your cell phone at the wall. You know, your mom's not mad at you. She's just, well, she's tired, really tired I think. And you know, it's okay if you did throw your phone at the wall. Hell, I mean I wanted to throw my phone at the wall a minute ago. You know what? Maybe I will throw my phone at the wall. You ready? Haha! Did you hear that, Benny? Haha! Yeah, we should throw things more often, It's cheaper than therapy, I can tell you that much.

I remember when you were just four years old. Mom was going through a pretty tough time. Not as tough as now, but, yeah, her music had been rejected, and she was having trouble adjusting to her quiet little lie out here and I feared that I was losing her.