:25:00
Iove one another...
:25:02
or die.
:25:11
- Thank you.
- [All Sobbing]
:25:15
[Quiet Chattering]
:25:18
Thank you.
I'll see you soon.
:25:20
- It was lovely, Morrie.
- Good-bye. Be well.
:25:23
- [Woman] Thank you.
- I know I should've called.
:25:25
I'm stealin' time
from my boss here.
:25:27
You missed my funeral. Never mind.
You'll catch the next one.
:25:34
**Another day **
:25:37
- **After I've called on you to speak **
- Thank you.
:25:41
**And you would say **
[Continues, Indistinct]
:25:44
- You're not sayin' much today.
- What's wrong with silence?
:25:47
- [Laughing]
- [Bike Bell Rings]
:25:51
You know what I miss?
Springtime on campus, huh?
:25:54
- That was always the best time.
- Yeah, for you professors, maybe.
:25:57
To us lowly students, spring meant
one thing... cramming for finals.
:26:01
Oh, yeah.
Beautiful day like this...
:26:04
and we made you spend it
buried in a book.
:26:07
Throw down your books! You have
nothing to lose but your grades.
:26:11
[Laughter, Murmuring]
:26:14
- Coach, you ever wish
you were young again?
- Nah.
:26:16
I've been young. I know how miserable
it can be, being young.
:26:19
Oh, push me
down there, huh?
:26:21
Aging isn't just decay,
you know? It's growth.
:26:24
So how come nobody ever says,
"Gee, I wish I were old"?
:26:27
Because this culture worships youth.
Me, I do not buy it.
:26:32
I've had my time to be 22.
This is my time to be 78.
:26:37
So, you were never
afraid of getting old?
:26:39
Oh, the fear of aging...
You know what that reflects, Mitch?
:26:42
- Lives that haven't found meaning.
- [Students Chattering]
:26:46
- The light changed.
- Oh.
:26:50
[Morrie]
Mitch, stop here.
:26:53
- This is where I used to dance.
- " Dance Free"?
:26:56
- Yeah.
- No wonder they went out ofbusiness.