:10:06
-Is that why you're here?
-No.
:10:09
I don't know how to say this.
:10:12
You know, I've been watching you
for 18 years.
:10:16
Nothing...
:10:18
...nothing has given me more pleasure.
:10:21
You're like the old boys.
:10:23
They were golden.
:10:25
They had that special pride.
:10:27
When they were done, they were done.
:10:30
Nobody had to show them the door.
:10:38
-Are you saying I should retire?
-Why not?
:10:42
It wouldn't hurt the negotiations,
and it'd serve those sons of bitches right.
:10:51
I don't know what to say.
:10:55
You can't tell me
you haven't thought about it.
:10:57
And you've been smart with money, right?
:11:01
Right?
:11:07
I've always been a Tiger.
:11:10
I know, son.
:11:12
That's why this is killing me.
:11:18
You know, my dad bought this team
when I was seven.
:11:22
I grew up watching the Tigers.
:11:24
I was gonna leave the team to my kids,
but they don't even like baseball.
:11:28
Everything's changed, Billy.
:11:30
The players, the fans,
TV rights and arbitrations.
:11:34
It isn't the same. The game stinks, and l...
:11:38
...l can't be a part of it anymore.
:11:50
Billy, you want me to....