Karamo confronts someone about abandoning his family repeatedly while dealing with unemployment and homelessness. The man admits he feels useless and can't focus. His friend says he's not ready to be present, citing the five-year age gap between them.
What stories was funny to you? Her being homeless, you two being engaged and then you leaving, you blocking her on social media. I'm trying to recount in my head what could be funny.
I only block her on social media because she will not, like, I try to do what I can, what I can. Again, I have no job. I barely have a house.
Why don't you have a job?
Useless. I don't know. No, I'm, never mind, never mind. I'm trying. I just can't get my head anywhere right now.
Are you? Why do you keep leaving your family?
I'm not ready to be there.
You're not ready to be there?
I'm not ready to be there. You're not ready? You are 30 years old. I'm 25.
I know.
I didn't have the choice in this. I can't just run away. Oh, I'm not ready. I'm not ready. Oh, oh, no, I'm not ready still. No, I made the decision and I stuck by it, and you need to do the same.