J.D.: [v.o.] Part of me thought Cox was wrong. I had every reason to be angry with my father.
Man: So, how's it going down there?
J.D.: If it's OK with you, we just won't talk right now. Got a needle. Need to focus.
J.D.: [v.o.] But then I stopped thinking of my dad as a father and started thinking of him as a man. And I realized some things that deep down I probably always knew. Like, maybe he wasn't crashing on my couch to spend more quality time with me but because he couldn't afford a hotel room. And maybe he wasn't going to see his buddy Jake to catch up, but because Jake was someone he might be able to sell something to, and he really needs a sale. And maybe the truth is he's just a middle-aged, lonely guy struggling to get by, and it sure would be nice if someone gave him a break once in a while.