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There's the roof I put on end of the summer.
And finally, after 10 years, capped off the peak.
Did you get that, Daddy?
It's Mason's birthday! Turn out the light, Mase!
Mason. How ya been, bud?
Missed ya, man.
I hope you're not suffering too bad.
Copy of this tape is going out to you
and your brothers.
And basically a year after my passing,
the house is gonna be torn down.
- Look at me. - I already arranged for it.
It's already been paid for.
Are you excited?
If you want to get anything out of the house,
you need to get there soon and get everything you want.
When they're done, they're gonna haul everything to the dump.
And that's gonna be it.
Go ahead, Mase.
- Squirt ya? - Shoot some.
Mase, can I try it?
No, don't get it on the lens.
You and your brothers, I hope you can agree
and maybe do something great with the property.
Good one.
I'm sure you guys can come up with something.
Other than that, I just want to say I really had
a good time with all you guys.
We had a great thing going here.
And made my life great.
Hi. I'm sorry to bother you.
But I heard they were tearing down this house,
and I actually grew up here.
I was wondering if I could just take a little walk around?
- Uh, yeah, sure. - Thanks.
But the window was the door and next to it was a window.
- Wow. - And then next to it --
- Was that porch still there? - Yeah, the porch was there.
So that was the way in before the kitchen was there, I guess?
Maybe. That was probably the original way in
because the kitchen was an add-on years later.
So that was probably -- This was probably your kitchen,
and that was the door to the kitchen.
And we used to sit out here in the evening in our chairs
and watch the traffic go by.
Yeah, this used to be my bedroom.
When I was a little girl, I always wanted to be a teacher,
and I would set up all of my dolls
and my stuffed animals on my bed,
and I would stand here and I had a --
a desk that my dad bought me.
And I used to pretend that I was a teacher,
and I had my books in my hand, and I would teach my dolls
and my stuffed animals how to read and write.
And my sister and I
always used to play hide and seek in here, too.
There was a closet in the wall.
Oh, there's a bee over here.
It goes back really far.
We used to crawl back in there and and hide.
Sometimes we would hide from our parents, too,
if we were in trouble.
Looks so small now.
I thought it was much bigger when I was a little girl.
- What was that? - What?
Hey.
- How are you doing? - Good.
- Door was locked. - Scared me.
It's gonna be happening next week.
You know, when they actually, like, tear it down.
So...
I mean, it's falling apart anyway, you know?
I don't know, maybe in the future.
But she can hire any one of the interns,
so I don't know if it'll be me or not.
But I don't know if I'd want to work there anyway.
It's just, like, really terrible to work with artists.
They're just super nit-picky about everything.
Like, "This isn't -- This isn't hung right."
Well, I mean, it makes sense.
- It needs to be perfect, but -- - Yeah.
When it's -- Like, I'd spend like three hours hanging this
and it's like half an inch off, it's like just live with it.
- How's your work going? - We're not talking about that.
It's weird dad not being here.
I guess this is your first time back in a while.
Yeah.
- Do you want any more of this? - No, I'm good.
Here it comes, Paul!
Kick it in.
He scores!
- Yes! Your ball. - My ball.
Here it comes, Paul!
My ball.
Your ball.
Off the wall. Get it, Ryan. Into the bushes.
- You can play. - Huh?
Go ahead, I'll let you play.
Okay, here we go.
Stay right there, Paul. Coming to ya.
Kick it in, Paul! Kick it in!
Oh! Score!
Good play, Paul!
Off the wall!
- I got five dollars! Oh, man!
- Five dollars, put it back in your envelope, Mase.
Put it back in the envelope.
Careful, you're gonna break something.
Mason!
You have to pick up...
- Okay, here you go. Hard-boiled egg.
Mase, come on.
Come on.
Come on, you like this.
- Sether, you get down from there!
♪ Half moon shining through my room late at night ♪
♪ My eyes adjusting to the light ♪
♪ And it is strange how there are times when I forget ♪
- Where'd it go? - ♪ How to fall asleep ♪
♪ And there are times when I forget all the words ♪
♪ I've been meaning to speak ♪
Here he comes.
♪ So I stare down at my feet ♪
♪ Searching for an answer I won't find ♪
♪ But I'll sit there so foolishly ♪
♪ And I won't say a single word ♪
Everybody's glued to the TV screen.
10 years ago, man.
- This is the tenth annual? - Well, 10 full years ago.
- 1979. - I settled on the house
July 19, 1979.
- Mario is really gonna cause problems.
- Well, we fixed the bathroom though.
Cool it the fuck out, man!
- Hey, where you want to put this?
- You're holding it now. - I hate him.
I'm not even eligible to vote, man.
- I never registered or nothin', you know.
This is it for me, man.
I just live here, and I pay my taxes.
And that's all I gotta do is the way I see it.
- There is a rumor going around that this is the last
- There is a rumor going around? - Yes, there is!
There is a rumor that says this is the last
of the circle J parties.
- No, I'm trying my best not to let it end.
This is wherever I'll be. This is a tradition.
And I'm a traditional kind of guy.
Why do it again?
- Don't push the -- - Here, let me play.
- Watch. See? I can see the thing when I push the button.
See that ball right there?
- I got it! I got it! - Unh-unh.
You're not not, you're down.
But I got the ball.
Your dad's filming us fighting.
- I got the ball! - I've got evidence now.
- Hey, Seth. - Do I got the ball, Daddy?
Paul got it!
Good try, Paul.
Come on, Sether.
Hey, what did Mom say?
No crying or there won't be anymore Easter egg hunt.
Let's get this on tape.
- Seth. - Same thing happened last year.
- Hey. - What's up, man?
- How are you doing? - What's going on?
Not much.
That's a lot of mouse shit.
- Yeah, can't leave it here. - What do you think?
I mean, how are you gonna get it moving?
Battery. Brakes. Just go from there.
Get it started, see what happens.
- Yeah. - I'd hate to use a tow truck.
You know? Can't tow it with the Ranger.
Look at the windows. They have, like, lichen on them.
- That's crazy. - 10 years without moving.
Yeah.
Yeah, nothing happens.
It's gonna take some work.
We'll get there.
There's no, uh,
what do you call that, tachometer.
- What's that? - Tachometer?
- Nah, you don't need one. - Yeah.
Want to go around and open the hood?
Sure.
Wow.
This doesn't look like anything, like, from a modern car.
No.
- Let me know if you want -- - What was that?
Let me know if you want me to hold something.
Wow.
Hey, I wanted to ask what happened that day.
Like, when -- What happened? Like, were you here?
Or did you j--
I was at work.
Did you just come home and he was
on the ground there?
Yeah, I mean, I don't really want to talk about it.
Watch yourself.
What are you gonna do for the rest of the day?
Get some parts.
- Can I tag along? - Sure.
Are you okay with them tearing down the house?
Yeah.
That looked like the Walking Man.
- I thought he was dead. - He is dead.
This road's haunted.
This was my dad's house.
Dad.
Made my life great.
Shadow died.
Right after Mason was born.
And we had to a lot of videos
of Mason
when he was born.
Got his first steps
on video.
Do you remember?
- Were you there? - I was there, I remember.
Where were we?
Florida.
Sorry.
You're a moron.
Oh, God!
Somebody's been back here.
Paul?
Seth?
Hello?
Anyone here?
Paul?
Seth?
Paul?
Seth?
Get the baby.
What's with that tongue, Mase?
He is so cute.
- Here he goes. - He's crawling! He's crawling!
Ah, look at this. Right back into the worm.
Go get Daddy. Go get him. Go grab him by the leg.
His pants are falling down.
A Batman figure.
The second Batman figure of the day.
Paul.
Paul!
- Hello, Mason. How ya doing, guy?
This is Mason William Owens.
Born June 2, 1991, at 6:41.
Six pounds, two ounces.
19 inches long.
He is a cutie, isn't he?
Say "hi", Mase.
Can you wave for the camera?
Yeah, that's it. That's it!
- Say hi. Wave to the camera. Hi!
- I think he is gonna be an actor when he grows up.
A movie star. Look at this, what a ham.
He is hamming it up already. Look back over this way!
That's it, give us your good side.
There ya go!
Hey, Mase!
The Mase Man.
Yeah.
Dad, I think they're tearing down the house.
Are we safe down here?
♪ Half moon shining through my room ♪
♪ Late at night ♪
♪ My eyes
♪ Adjusting to the light
♪ And it is strange how there are times ♪
♪ When I forget how to fall asleep ♪
♪ And there are times when I forget ♪
♪ All the words I've been meaning to speak ♪
♪ So I stare down at my feet
♪ Searching for an answer I won't find ♪
♪ But I'll sit here so foolishly ♪
♪ And I won't say a single word ♪
♪ Half moon