1:20:34
- Sarah, do you think I'm a loser?
- A loser?
1:20:38
Yeah.
1:20:40
I met this guy, Bert Gordon.
He said I was a born loser.
1:20:45
- Would he know?
- He knows a lot.
1:20:49
- Why did he tell you?
- I'm not sure.
1:20:52
He says there are people
who always look for an excuse to lose.
1:20:57
- What does this Bert Gordon do?
- He's a gambler.
1:21:02
- Is he a winner?
- He owns things.
1:21:06
- Is that what makes a winner?
- What else does?
1:21:12
- Does it bother you, what he said?
- Yeah.
1:21:18
It bothers me a lot.
1:21:21
Because, you see, twice,
once at Ames with Fats...
1:21:25
...and then again at Arthur's...
1:21:28
That cheap, crummy poolroom.
Why did I do it, Sarah?
1:21:32
I could have beat that guy cold.
He never would've known.
1:21:36
I just had to show him.
1:21:39
I had to show those punks
how great the game can be when it's great.
1:21:45
You know, anything can be great, anything.
1:21:48
Bricklaying can be great if a guy knows.
1:21:51
If he knows what he's doing and why,
and if he can make it come off.
1:21:57
Why, when I'm really going, I feel like a...