:24:01
It's a visualization. I picture
a blue triangle, and that's me.
:24:05
I put all the other stuff outside
the triangle in a red fiield. It works.
:24:11
So, how's your folks?
:24:18
- They got divorced.
- What?
:24:21
Yeah. My dad moved out.
:24:23
- You're kidding. When did this happen?
- A while ago.
:24:25
I haven't seen you
since Grandma's funeral.
:24:34
-Jesus, Nick. I'm sorry to hear that.
- It's no big deal.
:24:36
I still talk to my dad.
He calls from the road.
:24:39
How's your mom doing?
:24:40
She's fiine. You know.
:24:44
- Surprised she didn't come with you.
- Maybe she was afraid to see you...
:24:46
after what happened at the funeral.
:24:48
That happened because
your grandfather's a king-size prick.
:24:54
All right?
:25:04
So when's your interview?
:25:08
- It was today.
- How'd it go?
:25:10
Fine, I guess. I did the interviews
'cause Mom wants me to.
:25:13
- You're not interested in college?
- Why keep going to school...
:25:16
when anything I need to fiind out about
I can look up myself?
:25:18
Dad didn't go to college. By the time
he was my age, he was on the road.
:25:21
- How is everything here?
- First-rate. Thanks.
:25:25
But... the good thing about college
is you get to hang out a lot.
:25:30
- It's good for the social skills.
- Yeah.
:25:37
So... my mom says you're kind of,
you know, like a ladies' man.
:25:42
- She said that?
- But she says it like it's a bad thing.
:25:46
That sounds like her.
:25:48
- Is it true?
- What about you? You have a girlfriend?
:25:53
No. I mean, you know, not yet.
:25:59
Look. I'm getting older, and there's
a lot of stuff that I wish I could--