:48:02
** Where is that worn-out wish **
:48:08
** That I threw aside **
:48:14
**After **
:48:16
- This sounds great.
- ** What **
:48:18
**My lover needs ****
:48:23
Can we go someplace after this?
I really need to talk to you.
:48:26
Mitch, we broke up.
Don't do this, please.
:48:31
- Good night, guys.
- I think it's great,
you goin' out on your own.
:48:35
Well, I'm singing.
That's enough for me.
:48:37
- Uh, so I've been
seeing a lot of Morrie.
- How's he doin'?
:48:41
He's amazing. When I'm with him,
I don't want to be anywhere else.
:48:43
I don't even take my cell phone
with me anymore.
:48:46
- That is amazing.
- Uh, he's made me think
about a lot of things.
:48:49
- [People Laughing]
- And, uh...
:48:51
Well, he always asks about you.
He really wants to meet you.
:48:54
Will-Will you come with me
to see him next Tuesday?
:48:56
- Mitch, how can you do this?
- I want you to get
to know him the way I do.
:48:58
How can you just... blow in and
expect me to come back into your life...
:49:01
- as though nothing's happened?
- Something has happened.
:49:04
Look, Janine, I have
something to say to you...
:49:07
and I really can't do it here.
:49:10
W-Will you come home
with me? Please?
:49:13
I can't. I'm sorry.
:49:16
- Janine, come on. Please.
- Morrie sounds wonderful.
:49:20
He's done something for you.
I can see that.
:49:22
And I wish I could've met him.
But it's just too late.
:49:25
- Janine? Janine, please.
Can we just talk for once?
- [Engine Starts]
:49:45
A few months ago, Shawn Daley,
18, a hot college prospect,
had a brilliant future.
:49:50
Cut to last night: Sports car,
drinking, drugs, tree.
:49:54
- Well, you know the story.
- If they cancel my scholarship,
it's like my life is over.
:49:58
- I'm dead.
- Yeah, right, Shawn.
You're 18, in perfect health.