Murray is calling the house and Caroline picks up. She sets the phone down to...
Gary and his family are driving up to Lloyd's house. While they are going thr...
The dinner table conversation turns graphic. Caroline and Lloyd go at it and ...
During dinner things are getting heated at dinner. Caroline is making a scene...
While Rose is attempting to leave and get her bags from upstairs, Gus tackles...
Lloyd has just stood up to is mother Rose. Rose is ready to go and wants to l...
During the middle of Caroline ranting and Lloyd explaining and defending his ...
Lloyd is explaining how they first moved into his mother's house. He is expla...
The family is opening presents after dinner. Gary and his family are opening ...
The family dinner is getting testy and Gus is getting fed up with Connie. He ...
Gus has just yelled at Connie to sit down. Her son, John, laughs, and she hit...
The family dinner is turning into a mess. Caroline is drunk and she is saying...
At the dinner table, Rose, Lloyd's mother, has questioned the kind of people ...
Gary and his kids have just arrived at the house. The kids, Mary and John, ar...
While in the car at the roadblock into town, Mary and Connie have been discus...
Gary Chasseur and his family are driving into town and have reached one of th...
Gary Chasseur and his family are talking about Caroline and Lloyd and why the...
Lloyd's brother and his family and Lloyd's mother are stopping to eat some fo...
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