Dear John Page #2

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Mm-hm.

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What?

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Come on, l just think you're

probably everybody's type.

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[BO Y lMlTATES EXPLOSlON]

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Whoa!

See what l mean?

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ls this who l think it is?

Alan, Alan.

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Whoa! Hey, buddy,

l want you to meet

my friend John.

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John, this is Alan.

Alan, nice to meet you.

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Say hi.

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He's a little bit shy,

isn't he?

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Hey, where's your dad?

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Over there.

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MAN:

Two steps behind, as usual.

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Sorry, he's like

a heat-seeking missile

every time he sees you.

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Oh, hey, l'm Tim.

JOHN:
John.

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SAVANNAH:

Sorry.

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JOHN:

Nice to meet you.

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TlM:
Oh, you

Special Forces, huh?

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JOHN:

Uh, yes, sir.

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ALAN:

Vroom! Vroom!

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You, uh, stationed

out at Fort Bragg?

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No, uh, Germany,

actually.

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Oh, you're on leave.

Yes, sir.

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Oh. Well, l hope you're

enjoying yourself.

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Yeah, uh, l think l am.

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l'm sorry, l didn't mean to interrupt.

lt's nice to meet you though.

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Nice to meet you too.

Come on, son. Let's go.

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Let's go.

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Hello. Hello, John.

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Hello, Alan.

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[ALAN SPEAKlNG lNDlSTlNCTLY]

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Wow, that was

really amazing.

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Yeah?

He never talks to anybody.

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Only his family.

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He talked to you.

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Yeah, but l'm practically

his family. l've known him

since he was born.

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Yeah?

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[ROSl GOLAN'S ''THlNK OF ME''

PLAYlNG OVER SPEAKERS]

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[PEOPLE LAUGHlNG

AND CHATTERlNG]

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When do you go back?

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Two weeks.

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lt must be scary

what you do.

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Boring mostly. You know,

long stretches of boring.

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Occasional flashes

of scary.

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Full moon tonight.

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Do you ever notice

how big the moon is

when it's rising?

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And how little it gets

when it's up in the sky.

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JOHN:

You know, that's just

your perspective.

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lt actually doesn't matter

where it is in the sky or

where you are in the world

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if you hold your hand up

and close one of your eyes.

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lt's never bigger

than your thumb.

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[CHUCKLES]

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SAVANNAH:

Where'd you learn that?

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JOHN:

l don't know.

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Somewhere.

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JOHN:

Yeah.

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SAVANNAH:

Wow.

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You just-- You just

made your own fire.

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That's very impressive.

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Very primal.

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But you're still not

gonna be able to cook

that hotdog, l fear.

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l fear that as well.

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l should probably

be getting going anyways.

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l'm sorry. l hope you

don't get into, um,

too much trouble.

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l think it's probably

too late for that.

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Yeah.

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Thank you.

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Yeah. No, you're welcome.

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[i/i]

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Would you wanna maybe

do this again tomorrow night?

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Tomorrow night

is chicken.

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l don't think you're

gonna wanna try it.

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Yeah, l was kind of hoping

maybe we'd let somebody

else do the cooking.

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Type of thing.

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Okay.

Yeah?

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So maybe l'll come by around,

uh, 6 or something?

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Okay.

All right.

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Ah!

Whoa.

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[GRUNTS]

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So l'll see you soon, then?

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l'll see you soon, then.

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Yeah. Soon.

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[VEHlCLE APPROACHlNG]

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[GRUNTlNG]

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TlM:
Hey.

Hey, man.

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We're headed into town

for some ice cream.

You want a ride?

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No, no, no, it's fine.

l don't mind walking

at all. lt's fine. Heh.

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Sure?

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ALAN:

Vroom, vroom!

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All right. l appreciate it.

Yeah.

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Hey, Alan,

move on over here.

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Here, l'll undo your belt.

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ALAN:

Five, six, seven, eight,

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So how long y'all in town for?

nine.

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Oh, we live here

year-round now.

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Yeah, we were driving down

every weekend anyways,

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so l finally just convinced my wife

this just made the most sense.

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JOHN:

Mm.

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She didn't want ice cream?

TlM:
Who? Oh, my wife?

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JOHN:
Mm-hm.

Uh, no.

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No, actually

she's on vacation herself.

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White sheep, white sheep,

white sheep.

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lt's kind of difficult

to take trips together.

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