Daniel Avery (son): You should fly with me. Thomas Avery (father): What? Daniel Avery: You should fly with me. Thomas Avery: Oh, yeah. Daniel Avery: Turn around and go home, just pack a little, get your passport, forget about those golf clubs, come on, father-son trip, it must be fun. Thomas Avery: When are you coming back? Daniel Avery: I don't know. Thomas Avery: So you didn't plan? Daniel Avery: We said okay, I'll let you drive me to the airport, and you can't preach to me that I'm ruining my life. Thomas Avery: I lied to you. You know, it's hard for the average person to pick up his luggage easily and leave it all behind, Daniel. Daniel Avery: I'm no ordinary person. It's okay if I don't get your blessing, but don't condemn it and don't teach me a lesson. Thomas Avery: The life I've come here may mean nothing to you, but it's the life I've chosen. Daniel Avery: Life is not about choosing, it is about experiencing.
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