:22:01
She did?
:22:03
Well, there's not a whole lot
to show you, Nick.
:22:06
Really? Like, what do you do all day?
:22:09
What do I do all day?
:22:12
I sit here and think of ways
to make people feel bad.
:22:17
- I thought you wrote for commercials.
- I do...
:22:19
but you can't sell a product
without fiirst making people feel bad.
:22:23
Why not?
:22:27
Because it's a substitution game.
:22:30
You have to remind them that they're
missing something from their lives.
:22:33
Everyone's missing something, right?
:22:35
- Well, yeah. I guess.
- Trust me.
:22:37
And when they're feeling
suffiiciently incomplete...
:22:40
you convince them that your product is
the only thing that can fiill the void.
:22:43
So, instead of taking steps
to deal with their lives...
:22:45
instead of working to root out
the real reason for their misery...
:22:49
they run out and buy
a stupid-looking pair of cargo pants.
:23:00
- So... is it fun?
- It can be.
:23:04
Look, I actually was about
to call it a day.
:23:07
That's cool.
We can go get something to eat.
:23:12
- Fine. Let's get out of here.
- Great.
:23:40
You gave me a scare. I thought you
were having a narcoleptic episode.
:23:43
- What? When?
- Back at the offiice, you know?
:23:48
That's standing meditation.
It calms me down. Thanks.
:23:51
Why should you calm down?
You're a teenager. Thank you.
:23:53
My brain gets all sloppy
when I'm stressed...
:23:55
so the meditation helps me focus
and block out the bad stuff.
:23:58
- Bad stuff?
- Like fear and pain, you know?