[Having an awkward lunch date with Jun Park] Can I, um... ask you a question?
Yeah, sure. I have to make those calls. Pay my respects to victim's families, officer's families. Uh, are you asking me why I do CRT?
I'm curious. Many CRT volunteers have some... direct experience with this sort of loss. It gives them empathy. Um... I'm sorry, it's none of my business. I watched you with that family, and I just thought, uh... that we might have something in common?
Yeah, I guess. My little brother. Gunned down in a drive-by. Four ABZ gangsters. Kids his age.
I'm so sorry.
Killed my father. He died nine months later, and then my mother, she moved back to Seoul to live with her sister.
But you stayed.
Yeah, this is my city, I grew up here. A friend told me about CRT, and I thought, maybe, just maybe, it would... And I was right. Trying to help other people, it helps me somehow. At least sometimes. I'm sure you know what all that feels like, yeah?
Yes. I do. You know, I, um... I haven't been on a date in 30 years.
Um... Is, um... is that what this is, a date?
Oh, Lord, no. I mean...
Uh... uh... But if I were to ask you out... What have you got to lose?
Good luck with your witness.
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