Strickler: Now, I think I know what has you so distraught, Jim.
Jim:You do?
Strickler: It's like I told you yesterday, you have a lot on your shoulders. Too much, in my opinion, for someone your age. And I think that this opportunity...
Jim: Chess?
Strickler: ...I think it's causing you anxiety. I know you want to be there for your mother, but it's as a great poet once wrote, "Do what's good for you, or you're not good for anybody." [Bell goes off.]
Jim: Hey thanks for the advice. I like talking to you.
Strickler: Always.
Jim:You do?
Strickler: It's like I told you yesterday, you have a lot on your shoulders. Too much, in my opinion, for someone your age. And I think that this opportunity...
Jim: Chess?
Strickler: ...I think it's causing you anxiety. I know you want to be there for your mother, but it's as a great poet once wrote, "Do what's good for you, or you're not good for anybody." [Bell goes off.]
Jim: Hey thanks for the advice. I like talking to you.
Strickler: Always.
