:15:03
Hey.
:15:06
We need to talk.
:15:07
Sure.
:15:13
I'm ontoyou.
:15:14
What?
:15:15
Yeah. You're a faker.
:15:16
You're not dying.
:15:18
Sorry?
:15:19
In the Tibetan philosophy,
Sylvia Plath sense ofthe word,
:15:22
I know we're all--
we're all dying, all right?
:15:24
Butyou're not dying the way
Chloe back there is dying.
:15:28
So?
:15:30
Soyou're a tourist.
:15:32
OK? I've seen you.
I sawyou--
:15:34
sawyou at melanoma,
:15:35
sawyou
at tuberculosis,
:15:37
I sawyou at
testicular cancer.
:15:39
I sawyou
practicing this.
:15:40
Practicing what?
:15:42
Telling me off.
:15:43
Is it going as well
as you hoped...
:15:46
'' RUPERT''?
:15:47
I'll exposeyou.
:15:48
Go ahead.
I'll exposeyou.
:15:50
Leader: All right,
come together.
:15:51
Letyourselves cry.
:15:59
[Crying Softly]
:16:01
Oh, God, why
areyou doing this?
:16:03
It's cheaper than a movie,
and there's free coffee.
:16:06
No, look...
:16:07
this is important, OK?
:16:09
These are my groups.
:16:10
I've been coming here
for over a year.
:16:11
Why doyou do it?
:16:14
I don't know.
:16:15
When people think
you're dying,
:16:16
man, they really,
really listen toyou
:16:18
instead ofjust...
:16:19
Instead ofjust waiting
for their turn to speak.
:16:23
Yeah.
:16:25
Yeah.
:16:26
Shareyourself...completely.
:16:30
OK, you don't want
to get into this.
:16:31
It becomes an addiction.
:16:33
Really?
:16:34
I'm not kidding.
:16:35
I can't cry ifthere's
another faker present,
:16:38
and I need this.
:16:39
Soyou got to fi nd
somewhere else to go.
:16:41
Candy stripe
a cancerward.
:16:43
It's not my problem.
:16:47
Wait, wait, wait.
:16:49
Whoa. Hold on.
I'll tell you.
:16:51
We're gonna split up
the week, OK?
:16:52
You take lymphoma
and tuberculosis--
:16:54
You take
tuberculosis.
:16:55
My smoking doesn't
go over at all.
:16:57
- OK. Good. Fine.
- [Coughs]
:16:59
Testicular cancer should be
no contest, I think.