:30:00
- Do you wanna know how it happened?
- No, that's OK.
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No, that's all right.
Cos I have to tell it in court anyway.
:30:06
See, every time
Hanrahan went out on the road,
:30:10
I would go over to this wife's house,
and we would get drunk,
:30:14
and we would talk about how depressed
and lonely we were without the guys.
:30:20
Every week, blah, blah, blah.
:30:22
Then, one night, we were talking
about how we hated the life,
:30:27
and how we had never done
much of anything ourselves.
:30:32
And I don't know why, really...
:30:34
We were like kids.
We started playing with one another.
:30:39
We were drunk, as usual.
:30:43
The next week we did it sober,
and it was terrific.
:30:54
At the end of the day, I think about
women. I think about women's bodies.
:30:58
Maybe it'll change, and
I'll wind up sleeping with old goalies.
:31:01
Things being what they are, who knows?
:31:03
When Hanrahan found out about it,
he went crazy.
:31:07
He said if I was a dyke,
that made him a queer.
:31:11
He started slapping me around.
I ended up in the hospital.
:31:14
- Oh, Jesus.
- Yeah. I'm on the lam. I'm hiding out.
:31:18
We play him next week, you know.
:31:20
Oh, God. I'm so sick of those games.
They seem so childish.
:31:27
The Chiefs are folding.
:31:30
The mill's closing,
and the economy and stuff.
:31:33
I just found out about it tonight.
:31:36
I don't know what I'm gonna do.
:31:38
Christ.
A handsome man like you, Reggie?
:31:43
It ain't easy. I don't see myself
in one of those bullshit nine-to-five jobs.
:31:49
- Well, you could get traded.
- Suzanne, I ain't a rookie any more.
:31:52
So far as the coaching goes,
you know, the Chiefs are...
:31:57
Hey. Use your imagination.
It's what I've been doing.