:54:03
Affiirmative.
:54:18
So it's your father. So what?
:54:20
Damn near everybody here has got
a mother or father hanging around outside.
:54:25
- You don't.
- Yeah, well, I'm a hard case.
:54:30
- Sorry.
- Forget it.
:54:32
Look, at least your old man has got
a nodding acquaintance with the real world.
:54:37
Hell, I like him.
:54:41
Everybody likes my old man.
:54:43
You do too, Brian. Admit it.
That's why you're so scared.
:54:48
No, I ain't scared.
:54:51
I don't know if I like him.
I'm still thinking about it.
:54:55
Yeah, well, don't rush into anything.
:55:01
When my mother died I was sitting
in the hallway in the army hospital.
:55:07
I was worried as hell. I knew she was
real sick. She had this bad kidney thing.
:55:13
So I'm sitting there
and my father comes out of the room
:55:17
and tells me that she's dead.
:55:20
He led me to this little chapel they had there
:55:22
and he sat me down
and he told me I could cry for 15 minutes.
:55:27
He gave me 15 minutes to cry
and after that I wasn't supposed to cry again.
:55:32
So he left me alone in the chapel
:55:38
and came back...
he came back 15 minutes later.
:55:41
- Jesus. What did you do?
- Well, I did what I was told.
:55:47
I cried for 15 minutes.