I can't fix what I did, but I can stop it from happening again.
Don't let sentiment cloud your judgment. Relationships come and go, but principles... principles are here to stay.
Everything dies. From the moment something's born or invented, we're on a one-way course with obsolescence.
— You know, my mother, she was a nurse.
— Good woman. Strong.
— She used to say when people were... dying, on their last breaths... deathbed shit... they'd open up with regrets, things they wished they'd done different, stuff they were desperate to put right. So she had this saying. "Regrets in death meant you'd lived life wrong. "Don't live life wrong, Frank."
You see, Derrick? Bat's not always the answer. When it comes down to it, when it's you or them, as a species, it's in our DNA, our very nature, to choose self-preservation. I don't care if you're Mother Teresa, Mahatma Gandhi or fuckin' Ned Flanders. When the chips are down, we choose life over loved ones, every time.
Funny thing about these e-cigarettes. I miss the satisfaction of burning something down to fuckin' ashes in your hand.