Problem: then i see a fire truck outside ( well , the lights ) so we go to the back of the house and onto the deck ( which is on the side where we park on this side street ) ... anyway , we look down and this guys car engine is on fire ! someone came and set his car on fire ! ! my car was two in front of his , ahhh .

Why is the narrator so unsettled by developments .

A: There is a fire in the car .

Problem: Using the scaffolding and the backhoe , we were able to reach all the windows and cover them in plywood . The kids ran around the yard , picking up everything that was outside . We also helped filled up containers and the bathtub with water . We fell asleep in our beds downstairs that night , and awoke upstairs in our parents ' room .

How did the children end up in their parent 's bedroom ?

A: Their father moved them upstairs .

Problem: However , you never seen exactly why he 's found someone to spend time with in Luke ( is this kid really his most likeable patient ? ) other than the fact that Luke is his provider . As far as their therapy sessions , the movie begins in media res , so we never get to that crucial point where a knobhead like Luke would ever meet this therapist , why he would seek therapy , and how they would make the unusual compensation plans involving marijuana . Like so much of this film it 's as inorganic as seedy weed- there 's no way to imagine what happens before or after this movie between these characters .

What may be a fact about this person ?

A:
They are criticizing a film they did n't like .