:16:12
Now that's, I think, the context
in which to view what's going on.
:16:21
Perhaps you may have seen a lead story
in The New York Times.
:16:34
Good morning, Dr. Lorenson.
:16:42
You're the cop killer, right?
:16:47
- That obvious, huh?
- TV, you know?
:16:50
Helps soothe an active mind.
:16:54
I'm Rudy Mackenzie. Welcome.
:16:57
Listen, I...
:17:00
- I don't really feel like talking.
- You know, that's a shame.
:17:03
I don't believe
in disposable language either.
:17:06
You know, small talk, little talk,
chitchat. Useless.
:17:08
The game.
The game's something else, though.
:17:11
This here is our court.
I'm ready to throw the ball. Come on.
:17:19
All right.
:17:21
What are you in here for?
:17:25
- I tried to kill my wife.
- Don't you go to jail for that?
:17:30
Yeah, well, I tried, like, 30 times.
I never planned on doing it, you know?
:17:35
It was always
in the heat of the moment.
:17:37
And she kept threatening
to have me put away until finally...
:17:43
...she did.
:17:45
- Thirty times might make you seem crazy.
- Yeah, or just... Or just plain stupid.
:17:49
Because you'd think by the 20th time,
I would've found an alternative method...
:17:54
...or maybe a more effective one.
- Morning, gentlemen. How you doing today?
:17:59
For me that is a really
difficult question, Dr. Lorenson...