1:22:02
Honey?
1:22:06
Debbie?
1:22:21
Come in.
1:22:22
Oh, hi, Jim.
1:22:25
- I'm sorry to-
- No, you should've called sooner.
1:22:27
Any word?
1:22:29
Two days and two nights and I-
I had to call you. I was afraid I might-
1:22:33
- Yeah, I know. Did you tell the police?
- Yeah.
1:22:36
I just- I can't see how
this could be happening to us.
1:22:40
- You drank too much.
- A lot of people drink as much...
1:22:43
- ... as Kirs and I and they're not alcoholics.
- Yet.
1:22:46
A lot of them never are.
1:22:49
It's a lottery, Joe.
1:22:51
- And you lost.
- Yeah. Well, how?
1:22:54
No way to find out before it's too late.
1:22:57
Joe, you remember how you told us
about Kirsten's obsession...
1:23:01
...with chocolate candy
when you first met?
1:23:03
A psychologist might have told you
then she was a potential alcoholic.
1:23:07
You wouldn't have believed him.
And he might have been wrong.
1:23:10
How many strawberries does it take
to start an allergy?
1:23:13
And which one gives you hives?
1:23:15
Alcoholism is an illness. It's pretty hard
to diagnose an illness until you've got it.
1:23:20
- Come on, Joe. She'll turn up, honest.
- Why did she do it, why did she leave?
1:23:24
- That's...
- She wanted a drink.
1:23:27
She had to drink, she could drink
right here, and she knows it.
1:23:31
You're sober.
It's no fun to drink around you.
1:23:34
It's worse¡Your sobriety would be
an accusation to her.
1:23:37
She'd be miserable.
She's lost her playmate.
1:23:40
And Joe...
1:23:43
Listen, don't be too surprised
if she finds another one.
1:23:55
She loves me. You just don't understand,
there's no trouble between us.
1:23:59
There wasn't any trouble.
Joe, don't forget.