Chronicle Page #9
791
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40:54,744 -- 00:40:57,793You know, Matt, you can
just mail this yourself.
792
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40:57,872 -- 00:40:59,340I'm not your mom.
793
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40:59,832 -- 00:41:01,129Okay. I mean, I just...
794
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41:01,209 -- 00:41:04,053What is this? Is this, like, the new you?
795
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41:04,629 -- 00:41:07,553You got too smart to have fun
in eighth grade. So now what?
796
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41:07,632 -- 00:41:08,633No.
797
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41:08,716 -- 00:41:10,184Casey, Casey, Casey, Casey, Casey, Casey.
798
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41:10,259 -- 00:41:13,763Listen, listen. Can I just
talk to you for a second?
799
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41:13,888 -- 00:41:15,811- Can I just tell you something?
- Mm-hmm.
800
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41:15,890 -- 00:41:18,643I just... I... I...
801
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41:18,726 -- 00:41:21,479I just want you to know I'm
not, you know, who I was... now.
802
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41:21,562 -- 00:41:23,360You know, I'm cool. I'm just...
803
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41:24,273 -- 00:41:25,320You're cool?
804
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41:25,400 -- 00:41:28,995High school popularity just seemed
like this weird backward contest,
805
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41:29,070 -- 00:41:30,947and I thought since I
knew that, I could just...
806
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41:31,030 -- 00:41:33,203That made you better than everybody else.
807
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41:33,282 -- 00:41:34,408No. No, no, no.
808
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41:34,534 -- 00:41:36,787- I know what you mean.
- I would separate myself from that.
809
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41:36,911 -- 00:41:38,163- I get it.
- You get it?
810
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41:38,246 -- 00:41:39,543Mm-hmm.
811
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41:39,622 -- 00:41:42,501I know it sounds weird. I
just wanted you to know that.
812
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41:42,583 -- 00:41:44,176To know that you're cool.
813
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41:44,252 -- 00:41:45,970Wow, I really screwed this up.
814
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41:48,798 -- 00:41:50,550Not as much as you might think.
815
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41:50,675 -- 00:41:51,892- Really?
- Good-bye.
816
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41:51,968 -- 00:41:53,390- Casey...
- I gotta go. Bye.
817
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41:54,829 -- 00:41:55,931Come on.
818
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41:57,306 -- 00:42:00,981Dude! When did you start doing this?
819
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42:01,102 -- 00:42:02,479- Like, since when?
- What, with the camera?
820
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42:02,562 -- 00:42:04,030- Yes, with the camera.
- Um...
821
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42:04,105 -- 00:42:05,903I don't know. It's been
a little while, I guess.
822
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42:05,982 -- 00:42:07,780See... Oh. I can't do that.
823
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42:07,859 -- 00:42:10,032I can't do stuff that requires finesse.
824
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42:10,111 -- 00:42:13,240I tried to type my name out yesterday,
and I cracked my keyboard in half.
825
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42:13,322 -- 00:42:17,452No, dude. It's really easy. You just...
You think that you're holding it.
826
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42:17,577 -- 00:42:19,892See, that's what I'm
talking about right there.
827
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42:19,893 -- 00:42:21,207What?
828
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42:21,289 -- 00:42:25,510new sh*t that we can do, man.
829
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42:25,626 -- 00:42:28,425- This is insane.
- You know... I mean...
830
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42:28,504 -- 00:42:29,676- Yeah.
- Yeah.
831
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42:29,756 -- 00:42:32,054Yeah. Yes. I guess that I am.
832
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42:33,801 -- 00:42:37,226Whoo!
833
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42:38,973 -- 00:42:41,226Mom's, like, never home any more.
834
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42:42,602 -- 00:42:46,323I mean, you saw how my
dad is. He's just... quiet.
835
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42:47,065 -- 00:42:48,783Sits around.
836
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42:48,858 -- 00:42:53,079And it's pointless to talk to him about
it 'cause he's got... nothing to say.
837
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42:54,155 -- 00:42:56,249See, it's different, 'cause
you've always had friends,
838
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42:56,324 -- 00:42:59,703and people want to talk
to you and be around you.
839
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42:59,786 -- 00:43:02,710I never had any of that.
I mean, before this,
840
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43:02,830 -- 00:43:06,425I barely even hung out with
Matt, and he's my cousin.
841
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43:06,501 -- 00:43:08,344We were close when we were little, but...
842
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43:10,004 -- 00:43:12,598I don't know. In high
school, everything changed.
843
00:
43:12,673 -- 00:43:15,472Ever been to the Space Needle?
844
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43:15,551 -- 00:43:18,225Yep. When I was, like, five.
845
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43:19,972 -- 00:43:21,315it's for tourists.
846
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43:22,350 -- 00:43:25,604Well, I don't know. I mean, I went, um...
847
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43:26,104 -- 00:43:27,981I think I was, like, seven...
848
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43:28,731 -- 00:43:31,951with my dad one time and...
849
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43:33,444 -- 00:43:35,538I don't know. It was
actually a really good day.
850
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43:36,322 -- 00:43:38,199You remember that?
851
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43:39,242 -- 00:43:41,165Yeah. Actually, I do.
852
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43:43,913 -- 00:43:45,631You know, I've been meaning to ask you.
853
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43:46,124 -- 00:43:48,092854
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43:48,960 -- 00:43:50,803You should do the talent show with me.
855
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43:52,171 -- 00:43:53,468No way.
856
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43:53,548 -- 00:43:55,676Why not? It'd be good for you
to get out there, you know.
857
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43:55,800 -- 00:43:59,100- Meet some people, meet some girls.
- Dude, I'm not... it's just not...
858
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44:00,388 -- 00:44:02,436- What?
- Look, I'm just really shy, okay?
859
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44:02,515 -- 00:44:07,066And I don't... I don't
even have any talents, so...
860
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44:07,145 -- 00:44:10,194What are you talking about, you
don't have... You have talent.
861
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44:12,066 -- 00:44:13,739You've got talent.
862
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44:15,486 -- 00:44:17,363Oh, dude, no way.
863
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44:18,988 -- 00:44:19,957You look handsome.
864
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44:21,174 -- 00:44:23,123Thanks, yes. Steve...
865
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44:24,344 -- 00:44:29,172let me borrow some of his clothes
to make me look cool or whatever.
866
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44:29,917 -- 00:44:33,171I'm glad you're spending so
much time with your friends.
867
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44:33,254 -- 00:44:36,554Yeah. Yeah, me too.
868
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44:47,977 -- 00:44:49,900- Hey.
- What?
869
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44:52,857 -- 00:44:54,359How are you getting to school?
870
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44:56,027 -- 00:44:58,871- I don't know what you mean.
- Don't bullshit me, you idiot.
871
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44:59,488 -- 00:45:02,617Matt doesn't come. He doesn't drive up.
872
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45:03,618 -- 00:45:06,838You leave the house. Who the
hell's giving you rides to school?
873
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45:07,914 -- 00:45:11,009- M... Matt.
- All right. You know what?
874
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45:11,083 -- 00:45:12,255You're lying.
875
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45:15,046 -- 00:45:18,391You're up to something,
and you can't hide it.
876
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45:19,133 -- 00:45:21,807You think you can just slink, hmm?
877
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45:21,886 -- 00:45:24,139Sneak in, sneak around my house, smiling?
878
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45:27,183 -- 00:45:28,605I'm onto your sh*t.
879
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45:30,377 -- 00:45:32,730How do you even work this stupid thing?
880
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45:35,382 -- 00:45:37,576Ah! And we're in business.
881
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45:52,500 -- 00:45:55,174j&j& La, la, la, la, la! j&
882
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45:59,215 -- 00:46:00,262Boo!
883
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46:01,092 -- 00:46:03,436- Hey.
- Hi.
884
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46:03,511 -- 00:46:05,684Um, what are you doing here?
885
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46:06,389 -- 00:46:09,768I'm filming for the talent show.
886
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46:10,685 -- 00:46:14,440
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