I'm the Parlay King — Episode 8

Do you actually believe in what he does? Not my job to believe That's not an answer It's the only one you're getting You're 19 You could work anywhere I work here Why? Go to sleep, Evan Can't When I was eight, I went to my first game My mom saved for two months to get tickets, nosebleed seats She brought sandwiches wrapped in wax paper because the concession prices were insane She wore this huge foam hand and screamed louder than anyone around us She didn't even know the rules She just knew it mattered to me, so it mattered to her She sounds like someone who shows up Yeah My father showed up twice Both times he needed something And your mom? Gone You should sleep That's the third time you've said that I know Hey, thank you for earlier Don't mention it One person awake at this hour, one whose mask slips I didn't come back in time to make friends, but I can't navigate this alone, and she is, whatever she is, she's not entirely his