:33:00
lt's your willpower.
:33:02
-No, no, no.
-Of course it is.
:33:04
Well, l agree but, you know
what happens?
:33:10
Little by littIe you forget
about it...
:33:13
and you hardly even realize it.
:33:15
Before l'd spend the day
thinking about when l could smoke.
:33:23
And that's no good.
:33:25
Now l take a break
:33:28
and smoke a cigarette,
like everyone else.
:33:32
And l can stand up
to 2 hours without smoking.
:33:34
Do you know what that's like?
:33:40
lt really...
:33:41
is helping me.
:33:46
WelI, but, then...
:33:49
you smoke.
:33:52
-You stilI smoke.
-Well...
:33:55
That's why l'm here.
:33:57
-You can't say...
-Yes, you can.
:34:00
You're smoking less,
but you still smoke.
:34:03
Do it for the others.
:34:07
ln this office, no one does
anything for the others.
:34:11
Your signature would
be important.
:34:16
-Why?
-Why?
:34:18
Yes, why?
:34:19
The more signatures,
the better.
:34:28
lt's always like that.
:34:31
When people request signatures
on the street, women...
:34:34
immigrants...
:34:40
the more signatures, the better.
:34:42
Always.
:34:59
No, this isn't the right time.