Dear John Page #7

Don't lose it, all right?

Yeah, l gotcha.

607

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iUnfortunately, l'm not allowed/i

ito say exactly where here is./i

608

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37:16,347 -- 00:37:18,577

iSo all l can tell you is that/i

ithe place that we've been sent/i

609

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imakes me miss America/i

ivery much./i

610

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37:21,719 -- 00:37:26,053

iAnd the lack of anything/i

iresembling an ocean/i

imakes me miss Charleston./i

611

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37:55,253 -- 00:37:58,620

iAnd everything around me/i

imakes me miss you./i

612

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38:00,625 -- 00:38:04,959

iWe move around a lot. So letters/i

itend to come late and out of order./i

613

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38:05,129 -- 00:38:07,063

iWe may want to number our/i

iletters from here on out, though,/i

614

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38:07,231 -- 00:38:09,722

ijust so we know which order/i

iwe wrote them in./i

615

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38:10,835 -- 00:38:13,133

iBut when they do finally get here,/i

616

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iit's a good day./i

617

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iWhenever they don't.../i

618

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NOODLES:

All right, let's see here.

619

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38:20,545 -- 00:38:23,571

Not for me. Not for me.

620

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38:23,748 -- 00:38:27,582

Not for me.

And not for me.

621

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38:27,752 -- 00:38:29,652

Figures.

iit's not./i

622

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38:29,821 -- 00:38:30,947

Sorry, dude.

Nothing for you either.

623

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38:31,122 -- 00:38:35,422

iBut l know they'll still come./i

il know it./i

624

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That's right.

625

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38:48,606 -- 00:38:50,335

SAVANNAH:

iLetter Number 8./i

626

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iDear John, l'm back/i

iat my parents' farm/i

ifor the weekend./i

627

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38:54,812 -- 00:38:57,372

iAnd they have some/i

ihouse guests you may know./i

628

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39:00,551 -- 00:39:02,542

ALAN:

Savannah!

629

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39:04,322 -- 00:39:06,187

Savannah!

630

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39:07,258 -- 00:39:09,522

l think that horse

suits you just fine.

631

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39:09,694 -- 00:39:14,597

il took Alan out riding with me today./i

ilt was his first time on a horse./i

632

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39:15,833 -- 00:39:17,425

You're looking good

on that horse, Alan.

633

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39:17,602 -- 00:39:21,231

iYou've heard of horse sense,/i

ihow horses are somehow/i

iable to sense danger?/i

634

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39:21,406 -- 00:39:23,499

iSense out evil?/i

635

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39:23,675 -- 00:39:27,133

iWell, l think autistic kids/i

ihave that too,/i

636

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iso l had this idea./i

637

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39:29,580 -- 00:39:31,309

iThis dream./i

638

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39:32,483 -- 00:39:35,247

il wanna open up/i

ia summer camp for autistic kids./i

639

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39:35,420 -- 00:39:37,354

l've never seen him

act like this before.

640

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39:38,356 -- 00:39:40,347

ALAN:

Are you hungry?

641

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39:41,159 -- 00:39:43,593

iA place where they can ride horses/i

ias much as they want./i

642

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39:43,761 -- 00:39:45,820

Are you hungry?

643

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iFor at least once in their life,/i

ia place where they won't/i

ihave to worry about a thing./i

644

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iWhat do you think?/i

iPipe dream, huh?/i

645

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JOHN:

iNo, it's not a pipe dream./i

646

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ilt's a perfect dream./i

647

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Erget. Merry Christmas.

648

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40:04,382 -- 00:40:07,510

John, to a Mr. John Tyree.

649

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40:07,685 -- 00:40:08,777

Shut up, man.

Seven?

650

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40:08,953 -- 00:40:11,556

Stop moving around.

Can l keep this one?

651

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40:11,622 -- 00:40:13,852

JOHN:

iLetter Number 33./i

652

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iDear Savannah, the good news is/i

iwe've been sent somewhere new./i

653

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iAlthough l can't tell you/i

iwhere that is either./i

654

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40:21,365 -- 00:40:25,825

iThe bad news is, this place actually/i

imakes me miss the old place./i

655

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iBut it's a full moon here tonight,/i

iwhich makes me think of you./i

656

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iBecause l know that no matter what/i

il'm doing, no matter where l am,/i

657

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ithis moon will always be/i

ithe same size as yours./i

658

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iHalf a world away./i

659

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SAVANNAH:

iDear John,/i

660

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imost nights l fall asleep/i

iworrying about you./i

661

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40:44,388 -- 00:40:46,686

iWondering where/i

iyou may be out there./i

662

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40:48,693 -- 00:40:50,786

iNot tonight./i

663

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iTonight you're here with me./i

664

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il visited your dad yesterday./i

665

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41:00,705 -- 00:41:04,801

iSummer's almost over/i

iand l wanted to see him/i

ibefore l went back to school./i

666

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41:04,976 -- 00:41:06,068

il hope that's okay./i

667

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41:06,244 -- 00:41:07,438

Hey.

668

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41:07,612 -- 00:41:08,943

l made you a pie.

669

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41:09,413 -- 00:41:13,179

iHe made me dinner./i

ilt was Sunday so we had lasagna./i

670

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iAnd l got him talking about his coins./i

iSo we had plenty of conversation./i

671

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This one is kind of a cull,

a coin that's in really bad shape.

672

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Worthless to most collectors.

673

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But not to you.

674

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No, not to me.

675

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41:27,899 -- 00:41:29,662

What is your

favorite coin?

676

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Out of all the coins that

you have, what is your

absolute favorite coin?

677

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Do you have one?

678

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MR. TYREE:

'Seventy-eight Jefferson mule.

679

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SAVANNAH:
Wow.

MR. TYREE:
That'd be my favorite.

680

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Definitely.

681

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Why? ls it worth

the most?

682

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Well, it's worth a lot,

not the most.

683

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But, you know...

684

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What's the story behind it?

685

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42:08,239 -- 00:42:09,866

Um...

686

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Here's one...

687

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iSo l'll ask you instead, John,/i

iwherever you may be./i

688

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[i/i]

689

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JOHN:

iDear Savannah, only because/i

il promised to tell you everything./i

690

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Thank you.

691

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iWhen l was 7 years old,/i

il bought an ice cream cone./i

692

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iOn the way home, l noticed one of/i

ithe pennies wasn't actually a penny./i

693

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l don't know.

694

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[CHUCKLES]

695

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l don't know.

696

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Never seen anything like it.

697

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Did you find this, son? Huh?

698

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