Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I can't mess up again or I'll be dead.

So I'd like to see you sometimes. Is that okay?

…a kind of Mother Teresa conga line? That's a little New-Agey for you.

— It's a very beautiful home. — Thank you.

Please don't talk to me like that.

Why, because you think you look like shit?

Then I'll come and find you.

My stuff, I don't know. I think some people are too scared or something…

What are you doing here?

…for three other people.

— Wasn't quite worth it, was it? — No.

That's his savings.

— I want to talk. — You want to lie to me.

— I want you to understand. — No explanation required.

— Sit down. — Thank you.

— What do you want? — Four million dollars.

No doubt. It's too bad my parole don't come up for another year, B.

— He doesn't know many people. — He likes her.

Oh, my ass ain't good enough, huh?

She's a lying bitch. She's got your head.

I'm proud of you.

It's like this idea I got.

He told me, “Just pay it forward.”

Do me a favor. Don't change the locks on me, okay?

You don't eat breakfast.

Or you can just sit back and let it atrophy.

My father got on his knees and begged my mother…

…and told him if he ever touched her again, I would kill him, he knew.

— Exigent. Challenging, testing. — I know what it means.

Yes, he's very attentive. He's very exigent, which I like.

I've got a meeting.

…exists where? In each of you.

…and I behaved like a…

— Yes? — I think it's a good idea.

— It's okay. — I'm his teacher.

I eat a hearty breakfast.

You're late. You owe him.

It's too early and I got to get to school.

What's your name?

…Trevor McKinney.

…you haven't prepared, you're not ready…

Do you want to come in?

He hits my head with a two-by-four and I'm bleeding from my ear.

But not no more, because it changed me.

I don't want to spend another second of wasted air.

You can fix a person.

You paid it what? I didn't hear that.

He knew that he would never exist for me again.

Trevor, it's…

A phone call. I just need a phone call.

To be late for your first class on your first day of school.

What are you doing to my truck?

You don't call your sponsor once in a while, you don't have a sponsor.

I guess. I mean, I got an “A” in social studies.

Did he hurt you?

She made her choice.

I don't want to be splattered.

You scared me. You look like crap. What are you doing here?

Good point. What's your name?

— Stop it! — Who'd you tell?

You got him now. You got him now.

— What should I do? — Be smart.

Please. I've already spoken to your mother, which naturally led me to you.

You been living in my garage?

You should call my mother.

I'm a reporter. How long have you been here?

I will pay it forward. I promise you that.

What were you doing? Standing at the door listening?

Why'd you do this, Arley?

You said he could take a shower.

You can't plan it.

No. I don't mean I can't.

What's paying it forward?

“Trevor's okay.”