1:17:05
How you feeling, fella?
1:17:08
Rotten.
1:17:14
- Who are you?
- I'm Jim Hungerford.
1:17:18
Nurse says you want help.
1:17:23
I'm from Alcoholics Anonymous.
1:17:28
- Honey, please read the book.
- No.
1:17:31
Hungerford says the AA meetings
are terrific.
1:17:33
Just a bunch of alcoholics
keeping each other sober, and it works.
1:17:37
- Please read the book. It makes sense.
- No¡
1:17:40
I don't know why you took it.
They must think you're a bum.
1:17:43
I asked for it. I must have needed help,
I was in the hospital.
1:17:48
- You didn't belong there.
- I was there. Nobody belongs there.
1:17:51
I passed out on Mission Street.
I didn't belong there, but-
1:17:55
All right, you had too much.
Doesn't mean you're an alcoholic.
1:17:58
Look, dear. What's wrong with just going
to a meeting? Now, what could we lose?
1:18:02
You can go if you want,
I don't care, but I'm not gonna go.
1:18:05
I am not an alcoholic
and I refuse to say I am.
1:18:09
I refuse to ask for help in something...
1:18:11
...that is just a matter
of self-respect and willpower.
1:18:15
I refuse to get up in front of a bunch
of people and degrade myself.
1:18:20
I know I can't drink,
because it gets the best of me, so I...
1:18:24
I will just use my willpower and not drink,
and that's the end of it.
1:18:44
- We got time for a cigarette.
- You nervous?
1:18:47
No, I...
1:18:49
- Button came off my jacket.
- Leave it open.
1:18:51
- Yeah.
- Oh, yeah. Here.
1:18:56
I used to be a pretty fancy dresser.
1:18:59
I wouldn't have been caught dead
with a button off me.