:15:00
My parents did it for years.
:15:11
You want another one?
:15:13
Maybe later.
:15:15
Okay, Ray, I'm gonna be
upfront with you.
:15:17
I don't know if you did what you did
in self-defense...
:15:20
...and frankly, I don't care.
:15:22
The thing is, I made an agreement
with a friend...
:15:25
...to talk to you till your
transport showed up.
:15:27
So....
:15:32
You like baseball?
:15:35
Oh, I could talk baseball for days.
:15:40
You know, batting averages, ERAs,
I got statistics in my brain.
:15:45
I don't know how I remember them.
It's freaky.
:15:48
You wanna talk baseball?
:15:51
Oh, come on, Ray,
we gotta talk about something.
:15:54
We're gonna be here for six hours.
:15:57
Come on, who do you like?
Who do you like?
:16:02
Sir, I don't like baseball.
:16:05
Why not?
:16:09
I believe the game of baseball
to be too slow.
:16:11
Too slow? It's a game of anticipation.
That's the beauty.
:16:16
Well, sir, I just don't like it.
:16:18
I'm sorry I don't have
an adequate explanation.
:16:20
Well, that's all right.
I'm not gonna kneecap you or anything.
:16:24
Sir, I requested a fellow Ranger.
:16:33
I apologize. I just....
:16:35
It's just that you thought
I looked like a scumbag. I know.
:16:39
It turns a lot of people off.
:16:43
You know, I was here in the 75th,
under Sergeant West.
:16:46
Yeah, he had a wicked-looking blade.
:16:50
Yeah. He still got that?
:16:52
Hand-carved. Yes, sir.
:16:54
Well, the reason I remember is he would
use me as his knife dummy.
:16:58
-He ever do that to you guys?
-Oh, yeah.