:17:02
Skip, you must have people
to throw ball a with.
:17:05
You'd be surprised. Most guys
have kids or wives or girlfriends.
:17:10
It's not as easy as you think.
:17:13
- You're the head. Are they busier than you?
- Like I said, everybody works for me.
:17:18
It's not the same asking someone
to throw a ball. It's like an order.
:17:23
Would you say... Let me think how to put
this... Is your problem that you're lonely?
:17:30
- Don't you like this?
- Sure.
:17:32
Most guys would kill
to have someone to do this with.
:17:36
- Have you got a lot of friends?
- Lily and I talk a bit.
:17:41
- You know Lily who runs the coffee shop?
- No. I've seen her. Good-looking woman.
:17:46
- She's probably ten years older than you.
- Good-looking.
:17:50
She lives downstairs from me.
Got a dog named Danny Ainge.
:17:54
Really? Danny Ainge? I'm the only
person I know that likes Danny Ainge.
:17:59
- Outside of Celtic fans and Phoenix.
- Well, there's Lily.
:18:03
Did you know he was drafted
by the Blue Jays?
:18:07
Know what kind of athlete you have to be
to be in the NBA and the majors?
:18:11
- Amazing.
- Unbelievable.
:18:13
Lily named her dog after him? Far out!
:18:16
What kind of person
do you have to be to do this?
:18:19
- What?
- This.
:18:25
I would have traded any of it
to have made the Mumford High varsity.
:18:31
- So, Henry Follett is a patient of yours?
- Yeah.
:18:35
- He's my pharmacist.
- The guy's got some serious sex fantasies.
:18:42
Pretty good, too. Lots of detail.
Nothing hard core.
:18:45
Old-fashioned ones, from back when people
cared about atmosphere and character.
:18:52
His fantasy life's better than his actual one,
so he's disappointed in the real thing.
:18:58
- His wife got sick of it and left, took his kids.
- I wondered what happened to her.