00:00I got a question for you.
00:03Okay, here's a situation.
00:05Family day happens once a month around here.
00:09As usual, my grandmother's the first to arrive.
00:12Like she does every other time.
00:14She checks to make sure I'm not around.
00:15Then she grabs us every first to walk by.
00:18Let's say it's your break time,
00:19and you're rushing, trying to get out of the kitchen,
00:22away from all the work.
00:23But when you see her, she won't let you go.
00:26Here's a challenge, Roy. This is what I want to know.
00:29Would you give up your break time, help her do what she wants?
00:32Or would you leave for a chance you got?
00:34I don't get it. What does she want me to do?
00:39She's my grandmother, Roy.
00:41If she wants your help, isn't that enough?
00:43I don't know. She sounds pretty weird to me.
00:49It's called respect, Roy.
00:52You ever heard of that?
00:53What if it was your family, and I disrespected them?
00:56Would that make a difference?
00:58Let's just leave them out of it, okay?
01:00No.
01:00It's an important question.
01:01I want you to answer it.
01:03Well, I don't think my family's any of your business.
01:05I think they are.
01:07Isn't he supposed to answer our questions?
01:09Talking about our families is part of the program, Roy.
01:13It's not easy, but you need to do it.
01:15Come on, just tell them what they want to hear.
01:20This is bullshit. I don't want to play anymore.
01:23Please, Roy.
01:25Ever heard the term image-breaking, Roy?
01:28It's what they do in military boot camps.
01:30Breaking down the recruits' old civilian image
01:32and replacing it with a soldier.
01:35We do things a little differently around here,
01:37but it's basically the same idea.
01:40Son, you have to face up to who you are
01:42before we can change what doesn't work.
01:47Are you ready for a real challenge, Roy?
01:51Can I get a couple of volunteers to get the mirror?
01:53Oh, he's going to get it.
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