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Actually, I-I – I thought I’d go for a – drive, you know? Just me and Baby, long stretch of road. And figured I’d make it a twofer – I’d go see mom Mom at, uh, Donna’s cabin.

Uh, actually, I was, uh… was kinda hoping for some one-on-one time with momMom, if that’s cool.

Listen, momMom, I-I… I think I should come up. Uh, there’s some stuff missing from the bunker, and –

Okay, yeah. Um, yeah. Alright, momMom.

He’s soaking wet, and he’s pulling balogna baloney and sliced cheese out of his pants.

And how great is this, hm? You and me, sitting here, eating the real thing, not some Baloney baloney version of Winchester Surprise? You know, we’re not fighting any monsters. There’s – there’s no clouds on the horizon.

It’s momMom. She’s gone.

They keep track of you, you and your kids. There’s They’re sort of scared of you. So wherever you are, they’re not. So that’s how I got to Hibbing. I didn’t have an address. Luckily, that – that perky sheriff lady – what’s her name? Deborah? Debbie? Something? Whatever. She had, um… She had some emails on her cellphone talking about you and her family cabin. So, voila! Here I am. I know that’s a lot to take in, but… And if you feel like screaming, you can – you can go ahead, ‘cause we’re… pretty remote.

I know that, Dean. I thought --

So… you came out here to see Donna, to see mom Mom on some – some what? Some sick, secret farewell tour? You were gonna leave, and you weren’t even gonna tell me. Me. Do you realise how messed up that is, how unfair that is?