answer: #Person1# tries to persuade Dave not to drink with his friends anymore and to go to Alcoholics Anonymous because #Person1#, as Dave's sister, is worried about him after he had two DUIs and lost his last job and his girlfriend. Dave refuses #Person1#'s suggestions and doesn't want to talk about it anymore.
documents: #Person1#: Hey, Dave. Can we talk for a minute?
  #Person2#: Sure about what? I'm kind of busy, but yeah ...
  #Person1#: Well, ....um, well, I'm not sure what to say, but um ...
  #Person2#: Come on. come on.
  #Person1#: Well, ...
  #Person2#: What is it? I've never known my sister to be at a loss for words.
  #Person1#: Well, you know Dave. I've got to be honest. I'm getting really, really concerned about your drinking.
  #Person2#: What are you talking about?
  #Person1#: Well, uh, it's ...
  #Person2#: Can't a person just have a few drinks without people getting on their case? I mean, first, Dad, then you!
  #Person1#: Dave, Dave. No seriously. Listen, Dave. You're my brother. I love you, but you've had two DUIs, you lost your last job because you showed up drunk, your girlfriend's going to dump you because you're drinking too much. Dave.
  #Person2#: You don't understand. I have it under control.
  #Person1#: Dave, you don't.
  #Person2#: That was the old me.
  #Person1#: Dave. You got your last DUI three weeks ago. You can't keep doing this. Dave, you're going to kill someone.
  #Person2#: I thought ...
  #Person1#: You might kill yourself.
  #Person2#: I thought siblings there, were there to support each other, and that's not what you're doing right now.
  #Person1#: Dave. I love you, and I'm trying to help you. I really care about you. And these friends that you hang out with ... they're not friends. A friend is a person who is honest and frank with you, not these so-called buddies you've got that encourage you to go and buy booze for any old party.
  #Person2#: You just know them like I don't. I mean ...
  #Person1#: I know them well enough. Come on. Wake up. These guys are dragging you down.
  #Person2#: I've had enough.
  #Person1#: No, no. Listen. The truth hurts; it stings. Listen. I know. I've seen what's happening to you, and look, there's ...
  #Person2#: You don't understand.
  #Person1#: You know what? AA. Alcoholics Anonymous. You can go there and you can meet with other people, and they can help you be sober.
  #Person2#: That's for people who have problems.
  #Person1#: You've got problems, Dave. AA. There's no membership fees, anyone can attend, the meetings are very confidential. I'll even go with you. I'll help you. What do you say? Come on.
  #Person2#: Right. Like I said, I'm in control. I just need more time to deal with this. It just takes a little bit more time.
  #Person1#: Dave. How long? You can't do this alone. You're not doing it.
  #Person2#: No, I'm done. You'll see, you'll see.
  #Person1#: Dave, No. I can't ... it'll kill me if there's another DUI, an accident, something, I'm really worried, Dave.
  #Person2#: I'm done, I'm done. I don't want to talk about this anymore.