Buzz (Jonathan's Father)

I have no feelings, but I'm not really interested.

Yeah, time's passed. He hasn't shown much interest. So I'm respecting that and I leave him alone.

I called him on his 80th birthday.

He just doesn't care. Yeah. You know, that's apathy. I mean, sometimes at least hate or love their emotions. Apathy is nothing.

You know what, Johnny, as a child, even when I was 10, when I was nine and eight, I was crazy about him. We had a great, you know, I loved him. He was the older brother. He was. Hello.

You know, I just looked up to him, and he had older friends. Sometimes he'd take me along with him, and he was good. Somebody tried to call here, binging me here.

And I said, you're always working some kind of an angle. So he got furious. He got furious. He started screaming into the phone, go to hell, drop dead, blah, blah, blah. That was how that ended. But I feel he's the kind of guy that he has angles like that. He has angles. I always felt I was on the up and up with him, and he wasn't with me.

You would be more inclined to see him. I wouldn't say that's how, though. That's out of the question.

I wouldn't stay there. I mean, it's not my thing.

I would stay at a motel or somewhere near his place. A motel.

Why? You're interested in making a trip?

Hmm. I guess there's something. You know, you share your common experience and talk about the old days, and there are things that only he and I can remember, you know?

You know, you— What you could do is you could call him and see what his attitude is. It depends on how you feel, what kind of reception you get.

I would like to see him. Okay.

Okay. You understand? And you come back on me with an honest evaluation.

Yeah. It comes as a, you know, you caught me off guard. How about if I'll call you Wednesday or Thursday? How's that?

Uh, Okay, I'll probably call you at the latest Thursday.

At the latest.

Yeah.