MARY (squinting at the spray paint) George…
SHELDON Gambling exploits the human inability to comprehend probabilistic independence. I won’t be complicit.
Sheldon pitches his idea: using a modified Lorenz system (chaos theory) to predict roulette ball drops based on initial wheel velocity and air resistance. Meemaw, amused, agrees to test it—provided Sheldon comes along.
Mary comes home to find George Sr., Georgie, and Missy playing foosball. The table is now held together with prayer and twine. Missy is winning.
George Sr. and Georgie assemble the foosball table. It’s crooked. One player is missing a leg. Georgie suggests fixing it with duct tape and a golf tee.
They laugh. She hides the cash in a hollowed-out Bible labeled “Prayer Requests.”
MARY (squinting at the spray paint) George…
SHELDON Gambling exploits the human inability to comprehend probabilistic independence. I won’t be complicit.
Sheldon pitches his idea: using a modified Lorenz system (chaos theory) to predict roulette ball drops based on initial wheel velocity and air resistance. Meemaw, amused, agrees to test it—provided Sheldon comes along.
Mary comes home to find George Sr., Georgie, and Missy playing foosball. The table is now held together with prayer and twine. Missy is winning.
George Sr. and Georgie assemble the foosball table. It’s crooked. One player is missing a leg. Georgie suggests fixing it with duct tape and a golf tee.
They laugh. She hides the cash in a hollowed-out Bible labeled “Prayer Requests.”