:27:02
...and now you can't be that anymore,
so it's scary.
:27:06
I mean, if you're not
Paul Vitti "the boss," who are you?
:27:11
Let me ask you this way.
:27:12
When you were a kid,
what did you want to be?
:27:16
- I was a kid. Who remembers that shit?
- But you had to want to be something.
:27:20
- Did you want to be a baseball player?
- No.
:27:23
A fireman? An astronaut.
:27:26
Come on, what did you wanna be?
:27:32
- It was stupid.
- It's not stupid.
:27:35
- What, are you afraid to tell me?
- Yeah, I'm afraid.
:27:38
So tell me. I'm not here to judge you.
What did you want to be?
:27:42
There was one time
when I was about...
:27:47
...maybe 6, 6 and a half, 7.
Right in there. Right in that time.
:27:55
I thought that I wanted to be a...
I wanted to be a...
:27:58
For a second...
You know, a little kid.
:28:01
- What?
- Maybe... I was a kid, you know?
:28:04
Little kid.
:28:06
What?
:28:08
- Tell me.
- I wanted to be a cowboy.
:28:12
- A cowboy, really?
- Would you believe that?
:28:14
Well, that's interesting.
:28:16
How did that start?
:28:18
I was watching television
with my mother, father.
:28:21
You know, we watched
those cowboy shows.
:28:25
And my...
:28:29
My father got me the whole outfit.
:28:32
He got me a 10-gallon white hat...
:28:35
...the boots, the spurs, the cap guns...
:28:38
...the whole bit.
:28:40
Then he took me upstate to my uncle's farm
and led me around on this little pony.
:28:45
And there was cows and all that stuff.
It was like, to me, the Wild West.
:28:49
And it was all "yippee kai-ay"
and all that stuff. You happy now?
:28:54
So, what happened?
:28:56
- I don't know. What happened?
- Why didn't you try to be a cowboy?