Oh I was talking about the scene where Jesse was at rehab and the group was discussing different activities they enjoyed in the past and Jesse talks about how he was in a Woodworking class that he took as an easy A, but ended up being surprised with a really unique teacher who consistently challenged him to apply himself and put his best effort into his wood carvings.

And how he ended up remaking his box several times before finally landing the most perfect version of a little wooden chest that he put genuine love and care into--even giving it a tremendous lacquer and finish so that is glistened in the sunlight.

Jesse smiles while he reminisces on this, and when asked what he did with it, he first claims he gave it to his mom. But after a few moments, retracts the statement, and admits that he traded it for an ounce of weed.

That one scene always stuck with me. It speaks of how everyone has at least some talent in something. But how easy it is for us to squander those talents in the pursuit of a quick short term pleasure.