:32:00
- Really? A religious thing?
- No, it's not a religious thing. I just...
:32:04
It was all right for Chaucer 600 years ago.
:32:07
Hey! I don't want to embarrass you,
but I gotta do this.
:32:11
I got someone here
who has a problem saying "fuck."
:32:14
- (Southie) Hold on.
- (all) Fuck you!
:32:20
(Brandon) Look at that.
A lot of brunettes.
:32:23
Where are we headed?
:32:24
We're gonna continue your education.
:32:30
- Hi. Is this the meeting?
- Yes, yes. Come on in. Hi.
:32:33
You'd think with two mortgages out,
the repo guys staking out my car,
:32:39
my job on the line, and my wife
threatening to leave, that I'd stop,
:32:43
instead of staying in the chase,
doubling down.
:32:46
It's a disease, Leon.
:32:48
Yeah, man. Look, admitting
you have a problem is the first step.
:32:51
(woman) Yeah.
:32:53
I guess I must be doing pretty good
because I've got one big problem.
:32:58
- (man) Don't worry about it, Leon.
- It's OK, Leon.
:33:01
- (woman) Hang in there, Leon.
- Hey.
:33:03
My name is Walter
and I'm new to this group...
:33:06
(all) Hey, Walter.
:33:07
...but I am not new to these meetings.
I've been coming 18 years now.
:33:11
As a matter of fact, friends,
this is my 936th consecutive meeting.
:33:15
- (man) Hey, man, well done.
- (applause)
:33:18
(Walter) Well done is right.
:33:21
And in all that time I haven't once been
to a track or a casino or bet on a game.
:33:27
Hand to God, not a cent.
:33:29
So I know where you're coming from, Leon.
:33:33
Believe me, I know. I heard your story,
and it's something I relate to,
:33:37
but I gotta say, if I learned anything,
it's that gambling is not your problem.
:33:42
- It's not?
- Not even close.
:33:44
I don't know how to say this without
sounding rude, but you're a lemon, Leon.
:33:50
Like a bad car, there is something
inherently defective in you.
:33:54
And you. And you. And me.
And all of us in this room.
:33:58
We're all lemons.
We look like everybody else,