Jack: I feel like you're going to get the short end of the stick.
Mel: I don't understand what that means. Are you talking about money because I don't care about money. Jack: No, not it's not just money, it's time too.
Mel, for the next year at least, I'm going to be juggling being a new father, fighting for custody, rebuilding my house, running the bar, I just don't think I can have another baby on top of all of that. Sorry.
Mel: You know what? It's OK. We can wait until you're ready, okay?
Jack: And what if we wait and I realize I can't handle supporting two families? You would've wasted all of that time. That's time you can't get back. Mel, I can't be the person that stands between you and becoming a mother. I just can't hurt you like that.
Mel: As long as I know how you feel about it, it's my choice.
Jack: No, that's it, you shouldn't have to choose. You deserve to be someone that can give you everything you want. I don't think that's me.
Mel: Are you saying you want to end this?
Jack: It's not because I want to.
Mel: Oh my God, I can't believe this is happening right now.
Jack: Mel, you're an amazing woman.
Mel: You're not listening to what I want.
Jack: I'm listening to what you want that's what I'm trying to say, I know what you want, I just don't think I can give it to you. This is killing me. I know I'm doing the right thing.
Mel: Get out. Get out of my house.