[He shifts in his seat. In his drunkeness he'd gone down a road that now, isn't so comfortable for him. It sort of hits a little closer to home for him too, so he decides to be a little vague with his answer.]

It's never too late to change things, Cliff. If there's one thing I've learned so far, it's that. [He won't get into that story. He doesn't like thinking about that even to this day. A hole through his dying son's chest wasn't a happy memory.] So instead of sitting there feeling sorry why don't you do something about it.