:10:06
- How you been?
- Good.
:10:08
- Clean living?
- Please. You want a beer?
:10:10
No. Believe it or not, I quit drinking.
I'd take a soda, though.
:10:13
Okay. Here.
:10:15
Thanks, man.
:10:18
Like that? When you left town...
:10:21
it gave me the idea I should do something
with my life, too.
:10:24
So I went down to Seattle, got a guitar,
and became all about music.
:10:28
And then, pretty soon,
I was about music and drugs...
:10:31
and pretty soon
I was basically just about drugs...
:10:35
and ended up doing two years for B and E.
:10:39
I'm sorry.
:10:42
Look at me now, though, right?
I've been clean and sober 14 months.
:10:46
Doing construction and renewing
those supportive and healthy friendships...
:10:50
from my past.
:10:51
Matter of fact, I talked to the bastards,
told them you were back...
:10:54
and they asked me
to politely remind you that it is Saturday.
:10:57
- As in...
- As in, kick-off's in 20 minutes.
:11:06
- Like old times.
- You guys still doing it.
:11:08
We're still doing it.
:11:09
- Playing ball?
- Absolutely. Let's go, superstar!
:11:12
- Just like the old days. Go deep.
- Come on.
:11:17
When did that happen?
:11:19
Jay Hamilton Field.
:11:20
His parents hadn't left him the mill
for more than two minutes...
:11:23
- before he shut it down.
- Why?
:11:26
Heads up!
:11:27
Because I opened my casino.
:11:30
Still got a gun, huh, Jay?
:11:32
Still got your reflexes.
:11:34
What? Did you get tired
of being all that you could be?
:11:37
- No. I'm still all I can be.
- Really?
:11:39
- I'll just have to see about that.
- Yeah.
:11:42
- What brings you home?
- I just want to relax. Catch my breath.
:11:45
- You? Relax?
- Yeah.
:11:51
Not today.
:11:55
I got it.
:11:57
Let's go. Come on!