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Give my father a love
Karina 2022-11-14 03:31:39
A chattering old mother's mouth is always good to others, a taciturn alcoholic father insists and takes action to get his own million-dollar bonus. He wants to buy a pickup truck and an air compressor, and leave the rest of the money for his son. An unhappy son, who was also trying to temporarily escape from the familiar life circle, took his father all the way to redeem the prize, took a shower in Hometown, and finally sold his car for a fairly brand new second-hand pickup. Dad drove proudly and slowly through Hometown, which mocked the old man, cool! Thinking about the care of my father when I was young, this little love is quite powerful! Go ahead, ask Dad what he wants to do and take him to make it happen. Thinking of this, I must express my heartfelt thanks to the brothers and sisters who brought my father to the company for 12 years.
Extended Reading
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David Grant: Hey Dad, you finally got your compressor back.
Woody Grant: That's not my compressor.
David Grant: Sure it is.
Woody Grant: Mine didn't look anything like that.
David Grant: It has to be yours. It's an old compressor we found in Ed Pegram's barn.
Woody Grant: That wasn't Ed's barn.
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[last lines]
Woody Grant: So long, Albert.
Uncle Albert: So long, Woody.