A Horrible Way to Die Page #5
- Yeah.
- Some bread or a pretzel or something.
423
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42:54,819 -- 00:42:57,515- That's probably a good idea.
- Yeah.
424
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42:57,555 -- 00:42:59,750You don't want to come back
to bed with me?
425
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42:59,790 -- 00:43:03,658Oh, come on.
426
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43:03,694 -- 00:43:05,559Of course I do.
427
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43:05,596 -- 00:43:07,427I just felt like
I was keeping you up.
428
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43:07,465 -- 00:43:09,558- You want to take a walk with me?
- Uh-uh.
429
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43:09,600 -- 00:43:10,965- Are you sure?
- Yeah.
430
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43:11,002 -- 00:43:12,629- Come on.
- I don't want to go.
431
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43:14,972 -- 00:43:17,065- I love you.
- I love you.
432
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43:19,977 -- 00:43:22,445I'll see you soon, baby, okay?
433
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43:26,784 -- 00:43:28,843Lock this door behind me, okay?
434
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43:47,905 -- 00:43:50,100- Hi.
- Hey, good morning.
435
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43:50,141 -- 00:43:51,938I didn't know you were still here.
436
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43:51,976 -- 00:43:54,206Welcome to the world
of the waking.
437
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43:54,245 -- 00:43:56,873- How are you doing?
- Good.
438
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43:58,416 -- 00:44:00,646I made coffee.
439
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44:00,685 -- 00:44:02,653Oh, thanks.
440
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44:02,687 -- 00:44:05,349I would have made breakfast,
but you don't have any food.
441
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44:07,325 -- 00:44:10,294Yeah, I haven't been
grocery shopping in a while.
442
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44:11,996 -- 00:44:14,794- You hungry?
- A little.
443
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44:14,832 -- 00:44:17,130- Want to go get some food?
- Sure.
444
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44:17,168 -- 00:44:19,159Want coffee?
445
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44:19,203 -- 00:44:23,071Um, yeah, I'll have...
sure, yeah.
446
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44:32,783 -- 00:44:36,219I'm just gonna brush my teeth
real quick.
447
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44:36,253 -- 00:44:38,244All right.
I used your toothbrush.
448
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44:38,289 -- 00:44:39,779I hope that's okay.
449
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44:39,824 -- 00:44:41,621Yeah, that's fine.
450
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44:41,659 -- 00:44:43,650- Really?
- Mm-hmm.
451
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44:43,694 -- 00:44:46,595I didn't really
use your toothbrush.
452
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44:46,630 -- 00:44:48,359You can if you want.
453
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44:48,399 -- 00:44:50,230No, I was just kidding.
454
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44:50,267 -- 00:44:51,791Okay.
455
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44:51,836 -- 00:44:53,827I brought my own.
456
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44:53,871 -- 00:44:56,169Okay.
457
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44:56,207 -- 00:44:58,869- That was also a joke.
- Okay.
458
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44:58,909 -- 00:45:01,571I'll be back.
I'll be there in a second.
459
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45:02,613 -- 00:45:05,207All right.
460
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45:05,249 -- 00:45:06,739Whoa.
461
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45:45,923 -- 00:45:48,585Hey man.
462
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45:51,062 -- 00:45:52,757- What?
- You need to be careful.
463
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45:52,797 -- 00:45:54,094Huh?
464
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45:54,131 -- 00:45:56,292465
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45:56,333 -- 00:45:58,528Yeah.
466
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45:58,569 -- 00:46:01,902They got transponders in them.
You know what a transponder is?
467
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46:01,939 -- 00:46:03,964I do.
468
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46:04,008 -- 00:46:06,306Well, they put them in
469
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46:06,343 -- 00:46:08,106back when it was built
in the '50s
470
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46:08,145 -- 00:46:10,613for the commies.
471
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46:10,648 -- 00:46:14,379They never had to
use them though.
472
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46:15,619 -- 00:46:18,110But this n*gger president
in the White House...
473
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46:18,155 -- 00:46:22,114he wants to keep track
of us out here
474
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46:22,159 -- 00:46:24,787- with them... using them...
- Right.
475
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46:29,400 -- 00:46:33,097You know, to keep track
of our thoughts.
476
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46:33,137 -- 00:46:37,836You know, driving a car
like you're driving...
477
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46:39,510 -- 00:46:42,673with that plastic roof...
478
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46:44,348 -- 00:46:46,816they can read
right through that.
479
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46:46,851 -- 00:46:50,810Now what you need...
480
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46:50,855 -- 00:46:53,483a steel roof.
481
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46:53,524 -- 00:46:55,958- Yeah?
- They can't read through that.
482
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46:55,993 -- 00:46:57,893They can't.
483
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46:57,928 -- 00:47:00,362So you need to get yourself
one of these.
484
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47:00,397 -- 00:47:02,126I'm gonna go, all right?
485
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47:02,166 -- 00:47:04,726Well, I thought
I'd just pass the word.
486
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47:04,768 -- 00:47:06,759Thank you.
Good looking out.
487
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47:06,804 -- 00:47:08,795- You be good now.
- All right, drive safely.
488
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47:08,839 -- 00:47:10,568- Yeah.
- Okay.
489
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47:17,648 -- 00:47:20,139Is there a university
in Jacksonville, a college?
490
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47:20,184 -- 00:47:23,119University of Northern Florida.
491
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47:23,154 -- 00:47:25,816what the sports team is.
492
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47:25,856 -- 00:47:29,155I'm sure there's, what,
minor league baseball?
493
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47:29,193 -- 00:47:32,822- I don't really keep up with sports.
- Spring training?
494
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47:32,863 -- 00:47:35,423Well, there's Jacksonville Jaguars...
football.
495
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47:35,466 -- 00:47:38,264I'm sure your mom sees
lots of Jaguars games.
496
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47:38,302 -- 00:47:40,497No, she doesn't really
do anything, but...
497
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47:40,538 -- 00:47:41,698- Really?
- No.
498
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47:41,739 -- 00:47:43,434She's not a season ticket holder?
499
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47:43,474 -- 00:47:47,137No, just work, home, television.
500
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47:48,746 -- 00:47:52,113How's it going, Kevin?
501
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47:52,149 -- 00:47:54,447It's going good, Rusty.
How are you doing, pal?
502
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47:54,485 -- 00:47:55,782I'm doing good, man.
503
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47:55,819 -- 00:47:58,879- Nice to see you.
- Nice to see you.
504
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48:03,227 -- 00:48:04,956- Hi.
- Hey.
505
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48:04,995 -- 00:48:06,929- I'm Sarah. I'm sorry.
- Sorry. Sarah... Rusty.
506
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48:06,964 -- 00:48:08,591- Hi, Rusty.
- Here you are.
507
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48:08,632 -- 00:48:10,224- Reed.
- Reed. Oh, thank you.
508
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48:10,267 -- 00:48:12,064- Do you want anything else?
- No, I'm fine.
509
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48:12,102 -- 00:48:13,933Would you two like
to order something?
510
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48:13,971 -- 00:48:16,235Yeah, baby. I would love
a strong cup of coffee.
511
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48:16,273 -- 00:48:18,264Great.
512
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48:18,309 -- 00:48:20,903I never see you
outside of work, man.
513
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48:20,945 -- 00:48:23,140Busy guy.
514
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48:23,180 -- 00:48:25,205Ain't we all?
515
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48:26,550 -- 00:48:29,451So is this here why you never
come out drinking with us?
516
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48:31,522 -- 00:48:35,618If l had a pretty young lady like this,
I'd never leave my house, man.
517
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48:35,659 -- 00:48:38,526- Here you go.
- Oh, thank you, sweetie.
518
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48:41,899 -- 00:48:44,925I'm gonna leave you two alone,
all right?
519
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48:44,969 -- 00:48:47,199Come on, Reed, let's go.
520
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48:47,238 -- 00:48:49,604See you at work, man.
521
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48:53,944 -- 00:48:56,242It was nice meeting you.
522
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49:00,684 -- 00:49:02,618Nice guys, right?
523
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49:02,653 -- 00:49:04,644Yeah.
You work with them?
524
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49:04,688 -- 00:49:06,349I do.
525
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49:06,390 -- 00:49:08,051They're old drinking buddies.
526
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49:08,092 -- 00:49:10,287
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