Chronicle Page #4
Matt, you have... you have to pretend like
you're squeezing them together with your hands.
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16:15,725 -- 00:16:19,446That's what I'm doing.
Look. That's what I'm doing.
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16:23,357 -- 00:16:25,780I can't do it, dude. I give up.
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16:25,860 -- 00:16:27,828You do it. You're better at this than I am.
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16:27,904 -- 00:16:29,622Oh, really? Am I? Really?
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16:29,697 -- 00:16:31,449Just do it.
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16:36,621 -- 00:16:37,793Oh.
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16:38,714 -- 00:16:39,962Sick.
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16:41,042 -- 00:16:43,591Dude, I hate you! That's...
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16:44,295 -- 00:16:46,593- I'm impressed, man. I am impressed.
- That's amazing.
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16:46,672 -- 00:16:48,140That was awesome, dude.
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16:48,257 -- 00:16:49,930- Oh, no!
- Come on, dude.
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16:50,051 -- 00:16:51,769- That is not cool.
- What?
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16:51,886 -- 00:16:53,479- That is not cool.
- My Legos.
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16:53,596 -- 00:16:56,566You've been hanging out with those
two guys for the last three weeks.
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16:56,641 -- 00:16:59,144- Three weeks.
- I'm not stupid.
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16:59,227 -- 00:17:01,821I think you're hiding something
from me. You better call me back.
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17:01,896 -- 00:17:03,523- Wow.
- I love you.
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17:03,606 -- 00:17:05,984I'm gonna get a brick through my
window. I am legitimately scared.
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17:06,067 -- 00:17:08,365and I don't have time for this.
322
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17:08,444 -- 00:17:11,163Dude, why are you asking
us for advice on girls?
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17:11,239 -- 00:17:12,912Because we're his mistress.
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17:15,076 -- 00:17:17,625So, what, you think it's,
like, radiation or something?
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17:17,745 -- 00:17:19,998- Radiation from what?
- Dude, it's the government.
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17:20,081 -- 00:17:21,799What? Matt, what are you talking about?
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17:21,874 -- 00:17:24,627I'm feeling pretty spelunked out actually.
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17:24,710 -- 00:17:26,257Andrew, relax.
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17:28,339 -- 00:17:31,513That's so weird. It looks
completely different during the day.
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17:31,634 -- 00:17:34,638Look. I don't care, okay? I
am not going in the hole again.
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17:37,105 -- 00:17:37,807A**hole.
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17:39,976 -- 00:17:41,978It's like sunk in or something.
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17:42,103 -- 00:17:45,824- There goes your old camera, dude.
- Oh, sh*t.
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17:47,149 -- 00:17:49,493That's weird. I can
still feel it down there.
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17:50,903 -- 00:17:53,247I can't believe we made it out of there.
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17:53,322 -- 00:17:56,542Well, I mean, that answers that, right?
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17:56,659 -- 00:17:59,833Um, what does? We still
don't know what happened.
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17:59,954 -- 00:18:01,422- No
- Well, we're still alive.
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18:01,539 -- 00:18:03,633- I mean, I was definitely...
- Hey!
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18:03,749 -- 00:18:06,113You kids can't be here,
okay? You gotta move on out.
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18:06,314 -- 00:18:06,878What?
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18:07,803 -- 00:18:10,303The ground's unstable. We're
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18:12,091 -- 00:18:13,934Okay. We're going.
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18:14,010 -- 00:18:15,603Vote for Steve!
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18:15,720 -- 00:18:19,566- New camera's working out for you. That's good.
- Yeah, it's pretty cool, right?
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18:19,640 -- 00:18:22,109Yeah, smaller. Does that shoot on tape?
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18:22,184 -- 00:18:24,027No, it just... It, like,
records right onto the camera.
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18:25,396 -- 00:18:28,741No, I just want to record all the
stuff that we can do, you know.
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18:28,816 -- 00:18:31,444Yeah, but it's like all the time.
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18:31,527 -- 00:18:33,621You don't feel like it's a little weird,
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18:33,696 -- 00:18:36,700like it puts a barrier between
you and everything else?
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18:36,782 -- 00:18:39,752Uh, I don't know.
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18:40,870 -- 00:18:42,747Maybe I want a barrier.
354
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18:42,872 -- 00:18:47,093So, like, what's up with your dad?
What's his story? What does he do?
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18:47,168 -- 00:18:50,217Um, my dad's a firefighter.
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18:50,338 -- 00:18:52,528Okay. That's cool. Oh, man,
that must have been awesome...
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18:52,529 -- 00:18:54,718Yeah, well, he was, I guess.
358
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18:55,259 -- 00:18:58,183- What happened?
- Uh, I don't know. He didn't die or anything.
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18:58,262 -- 00:19:01,641He just... He got injured
on the job, and now he, um...
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19:02,558 -- 00:19:04,560he collects the insurance, you know.
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19:04,644 -- 00:19:07,022Um, so he doesn't really do anything.
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19:07,146 -- 00:19:11,743He just... He, um... He'll go out during
the day, but I don't know where he goes.
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19:12,985 -- 00:19:16,080Uh, he drinks a lot.
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19:17,239 -- 00:19:18,991I know that much.
365
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19:19,075 -- 00:19:22,579I've actually been having some
problems with my parents too.
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19:22,662 -- 00:19:24,164Oh, yeah?
367
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19:24,246 -- 00:19:26,123Yeah. I mean, they're nothing like yours.
368
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19:26,207 -- 00:19:31,213I mean, not like that...
I just... Never mind.
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19:34,924 -- 00:19:37,518They just been fighting a lot lately.
370
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19:37,593 -- 00:19:41,143And I think my mom is
actually cheating on my dad.
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19:44,600 -- 00:19:47,900Can you not say anything about that?
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19:48,020 -- 00:19:51,194- Yeah. No way.
- Thanks.
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19:52,316 -- 00:19:58,665Yes. Karen Detmer. D-E-T-M-E-R.
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20:00,157 -- 00:20:02,205Yes. Thank you.
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20:04,995 -- 00:20:06,963She's in pain.
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20:09,333 -- 00:20:12,712377
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20:13,754 -- 00:20:15,882Her breathing's worse.
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20:18,008 -- 00:20:20,477Sir, she's suffering.
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20:20,553 -- 00:20:22,476Please help me.
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20:22,555 -- 00:20:26,105I'm on disability. I can't afford $700.
381
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20:27,643 -- 00:20:32,740Please, don't put me on hold! She can't
breathe, okay? I don't know what to do any more.
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20:37,069 -- 00:20:38,070Is it on?
383
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20:39,488 -- 00:20:41,616Yeah. Yeah. You got it.
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20:41,699 -- 00:20:43,701I want to remember you like this.
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20:43,784 -- 00:20:45,707Oh, Mom.
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20:49,749 -- 00:20:52,002You're stronger than this.
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20:53,544 -- 00:20:55,922Can you say that for me?
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20:56,005 -- 00:20:57,507Please?
389
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21:02,678 -- 00:21:04,772I'm stronger than this.
390
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21:10,227 -- 00:21:11,979Oh, nice.
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21:13,439 -- 00:21:15,441All right. Here. Watch this.
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21:16,442 -- 00:21:18,444- Weak.
- Hey, Matt.
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21:20,196 -- 00:21:22,164Yeah?
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21:22,865 -- 00:21:24,867Do you like me?
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21:26,994 -- 00:21:29,247Um, yeah, of course.
396
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21:29,330 -- 00:21:31,708I mean, you know, I didn't...
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21:32,666 -- 00:21:35,044- I mean, you know, I didn't always.
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