Dear John
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00:34,881 -- 00:00:37,907[i/i]
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00:48,829 -- 00:00:50,660MAN:
iThere's something l wanna tell you./i
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00:51,298 -- 00:00:53,528[MUFFLED GUNFlRE]
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00:53,700 -- 00:00:55,793iAfter l got shot,/i
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00:56,970 -- 00:00:59,962iyou wanna know the very first thing/i
ithat entered my mind/i
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01:00,140 -- 00:01:02,233ibefore l blacked out?/i
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01:05,312 -- 00:01:06,779iCoins./i
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01:09,316 -- 00:01:13,184il'm 8 years old again/i
ion a tour of the U.S. Mint./i
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01:14,121 -- 00:01:17,284il'm listening to a guide explain/i
ihow coins are made./i
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01:17,457 -- 00:01:19,891iHow they're punched/i
iout of sheet metal./i
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01:20,060 -- 00:01:22,290iHow they're rimmed and beveled./i
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01:22,462 -- 00:01:25,090iHow they are stamped/i
iand cleaned./i
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01:25,265 -- 00:01:28,962iAnd how each and every batch/i
iof coins are personally examined/i
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01:29,136 -- 00:01:33,402ijust in case any have/i
islipped through with/i
ithe slightest imperfection./i
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01:33,573 -- 00:01:35,473iThat's what popped into my head./i
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01:36,943 -- 00:01:39,468il am a coin/i
iin the United States Army./i
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01:39,646 -- 00:01:40,874[lNAUDlBLE DlALOGUE]
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01:41,047 -- 00:01:45,848il was minted in the year 1 980./i
il've been punched from sheet metal./i
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01:46,019 -- 00:01:47,782il've been stamped and cleaned./i
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01:47,954 -- 00:01:50,752iMy ridges have been rimmed/i
iand beveled./i
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01:52,659 -- 00:01:56,060iBut now l have/i
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01:56,596 -- 00:01:59,156il'm no longer in perfect condition./i
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02:00,534 -- 00:02:02,695iSo there's something else/i
il wanna tell you./i
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02:02,869 -- 00:02:05,463iRight before/i
ieverything went black,/i
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02:05,639 -- 00:02:09,040iyou wanna know the very last/i
ithing that entered my mind?/i
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02:10,710 -- 00:02:12,337iYou./i
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02:12,546 -- 00:02:15,037[i/i]
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02:38,805 -- 00:02:41,569WOMAN:
a lot of things that you'd be doing.
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02:41,741 -- 00:02:43,402Just like playing tennis.
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02:43,577 -- 00:02:45,101[GROUP CHATTERlNG]
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02:45,278 -- 00:02:48,179RAND Y:
Wimbledon? l don't know.
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02:50,617 -- 00:02:53,085[CHATTERlNG]
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02:53,286 -- 00:02:57,279Just gonna go. l'm gonna
host the thing. Six-thirty.
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02:57,457 -- 00:02:58,947And you and l could,
like, go at 1 0?
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02:59,726 -- 00:03:01,159RAND Y:
Oh, sh*t!SAVANNAH:
Oh, no!36
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03:01,328 -- 00:03:03,421Oh, no, Randy, no!
l'm sorry. l'm--
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03:03,597 -- 00:03:06,430l'll get it, l'll get it,
l'm on it. l'm sorry.
l'm sorry.
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03:06,600 -- 00:03:07,726Okay? l'm on it.
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03:07,901 -- 00:03:09,232My whole life
is in that bag.
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03:09,402 -- 00:03:11,632l got it. l got it.
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03:14,508 -- 00:03:15,634[GASPS]
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03:33,827 -- 00:03:35,351You got it.
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03:43,236 -- 00:03:45,864Dude. l was
gonna get that.
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03:46,039 -- 00:03:47,666Yeah, l just--
l mean, thanks for jumping in.
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03:47,841 -- 00:03:48,865Yeah, no problem.
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03:49,042 -- 00:03:51,374But l mean, hey, l'll take it.
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03:51,912 -- 00:03:53,880Thank you so much!
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03:55,081 -- 00:03:56,343RAND Y:
Who jumps off a 20-foot pier?
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03:56,516 -- 00:03:58,575Wow. Ugh.
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03:58,752 -- 00:04:02,848Gosh, l'm a mess.
You are a lifesaver.
l'm Savannah.
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04:03,023 -- 00:04:04,888John.
John.
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04:05,058 -- 00:04:09,392Brave man.
Uh, this is my life
in here, so l owe--
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04:09,563 -- 00:04:11,497l owe you.
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04:11,965 -- 00:04:13,694Nice to meet you, John.
Nice to meet you too.
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04:13,867 -- 00:04:15,334Y'all have a good night.
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04:16,236 -- 00:04:18,704Yeah, thanks. l was
in the water for that.
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04:19,272 -- 00:04:21,240l was seriously
getting it for you.
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04:21,408 -- 00:04:23,239[i/i]
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04:23,410 -- 00:04:25,275RAND Y:
This guy's crazy.JOHN:
Yeah, no, l swear l'm not.60
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04:25,445 -- 00:04:29,074l'm not stalking you.
l just gotta get my board.
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04:29,249 -- 00:04:30,773SAVANNAH:
Um, are you staying here?
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04:30,951 -- 00:04:32,543JOHN:
Yeah, yeah,l'm from around here.
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04:32,719 -- 00:04:36,280SAVANNAH:
Hey, John, do you want to--?
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04:36,456 -- 00:04:38,321We were actually
going back right now.
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04:38,491 -- 00:04:40,118Do you want to join us?
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04:40,293 -- 00:04:41,385We're just gonna
have a barbecue.
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04:41,561 -- 00:04:44,689No, it's okay. l don't want to,
you know, intrude on y'all.
My dad's making dinner, so...
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04:44,864 -- 00:04:46,354Okay.
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04:46,533 -- 00:04:50,731Well, l could at least give you
a beer for the walk home.
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04:52,172 -- 00:04:53,196[CHUCKLES]
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04:53,373 -- 00:04:54,965Where is it?
Right over there.
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04:56,710 -- 00:04:57,734[SAVANNAH LAUGHS]
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04:57,911 -- 00:04:59,242[JOHN CHUCKLES]
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05:17,097 -- 00:05:20,328[PEOPLE LAUGHlNG
AND CHATTERlNG]
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05:20,500 -- 00:05:22,127[31 1 'S ''AMBER''
PLAYlNG OVER SPEAKERS]
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05:22,302 -- 00:05:23,963You in the military or something?
Yeah.
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05:24,871 -- 00:05:26,202Really?
Mm-hm.
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05:26,373 -- 00:05:28,466What branch
are you in?
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05:28,642 -- 00:05:30,940Army,
Special Forces.
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05:31,111 -- 00:05:33,944Oh, Special Forces.
That's, uh...
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05:34,114 -- 00:05:36,173That's impressive. That's...
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05:38,218 -- 00:05:41,881ls that like a Special Forces
ring they give you?
ls that what it says on it?
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05:42,055 -- 00:05:43,955lt looks nice on you.
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05:44,124 -- 00:05:47,582Aren't you supposed
to be wearing a hat too?
Like a French hat, a beret.
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05:47,761 -- 00:05:49,490Right? That's what it's called?
SAVANNAH:
Randy. Randy?86
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05:49,663 -- 00:05:50,925What? l'm just joking with him.
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05:51,097 -- 00:05:52,291You shouldn't
make fun of a guy
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05:52,465 -- 00:05:54,126who can kill you
with his bare hands.
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05:54,300 -- 00:05:58,168Oh-ho! Ooh. Ooh!
Big guy.
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05:58,338 -- 00:06:00,636Rock them, sock them,
let's go.
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06:00,807 -- 00:06:02,331How about that?
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06:03,343 -- 00:06:05,641You know,
l'm gonna go get a beer.
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06:05,812 -- 00:06:08,576Soldier. Pleasure.
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06:11,217 -- 00:06:13,549[BOTH CHUCKLE]
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06:13,720 -- 00:06:16,51896
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06:16,690 -- 00:06:18,715Yeah, l think
he likes you too.
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06:18,892 -- 00:06:23,056No, l'm not his type.
He just doesn't know it yet.
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06:23,229 -- 00:06:26,221[WAlLlNG SOULS'
''THlNGS & TlME''
PLAYlNG OVER SPEAKERS]
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