Save the Date Page #9
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40:53,162 -- 00:40:55,260igonna play a playlist on/i
946
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40:55,262 -- 00:40:56,060imy iPod./i
947
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40:56,062 -- 00:40:56,926iWell, you said you didn't/i
948
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40:56,928 -- 00:40:58,427iwant to be a part of it, so.../i
949
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40:58,429 -- 00:40:59,460iYeah, but music is kind of/i
950
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40:59,462 -- 00:41:00,293imy thing./i
951
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41:00,295 -- 00:41:01,360iI don't want some guy playing/i
952
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41:01,362 -- 00:41:04,261i"YMCA" At my wedding./i
953
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41:04,263 -- 00:41:05,428iWe can tell him that./i
954
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41:05,430 -- 00:41:06,761iWho? The D.J./i
955
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41:06,763 -- 00:41:09,062iThe D.J., oh./i
956
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41:09,064 -- 00:41:12,228iHow much is he charging us?/i
957
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41:12,230 -- 00:41:13,062iLook, give me his number./i
958
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41:13,064 -- 00:41:14,128iWrite down his number and I'll/i
959
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41:14,130 -- 00:41:15,962icall him, I'll take care of it./i
960
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41:19,898 -- 00:41:36,065iThe next time I'm gonna be alone.../i
iwill either be after Beth dies.../i
961
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41:36,067 -- 00:41:39,932iOr I die./i
962
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41:41,535 -- 00:41:42,733iOhh.../i
963
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41:44,101 -- 00:41:45,733iBummer./i
964
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41:51,402 -- 00:42:05,769iYeah, like, I have all these friends that,/i
ithat finished school and they/i
965
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42:05,771 -- 00:42:06,936iworked their way to these crazy/i
966
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42:06,938 -- 00:42:08,203ijobs and make all this money,/i
967
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42:08,205 -- 00:42:10,270iright? But.../i
968
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42:10,272 -- 00:42:12,670iNone/i of them are happy.
969
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42:12,672 -- 00:42:14,203They're just complaining
970
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42:14,205 -- 00:42:16,104971
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42:16,106 -- 00:42:16,937You know, "I don't have
972
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42:16,939 -- 00:42:18,870any time to do anything.
973
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42:18,872 -- 00:42:19,837I don't have any time
974
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42:19,839 -- 00:42:20,805to see you."
975
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42:20,807 -- 00:42:22,571So, I dunno, it makes me
976
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42:22,573 -- 00:42:25,472think that aspirations are
977
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42:25,474 -- 00:42:28,505just totally overrated.
978
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42:28,507 -- 00:42:29,439'Cause I work in, like,
979
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42:29,441 -- 00:42:32,539this shitty bookstore, right?
980
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42:32,541 -- 00:42:34,972And I sometimes feel like
981
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42:34,974 -- 00:42:38,673perhaps, I have life figured out
982
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42:38,675 -- 00:42:42,474way more than those people do.
983
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42:42,476 -- 00:42:44,774Plus books, right?
984
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42:44,776 -- 00:42:46,741Books. Right.
985
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42:46,743 -- 00:42:48,108Books are cool.
986
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42:48,110 -- 00:42:50,342They are cool.
987
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42:50,344 -- 00:42:52,508What about you, mister?
988
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42:52,510 -- 00:42:55,443Well, I know they didn't have
989
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42:55,445 -- 00:42:56,909990
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42:56,911 -- 00:42:58,109Oh, really, there's not?
991
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42:58,111 -- 00:42:58,876No, there's not.
992
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42:58,878 -- 00:43:00,676They didn't get one.
993
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43:00,678 -- 00:43:02,509I know that's why I became
994
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43:02,511 -- 00:43:04,377totally obsessed with it.
995
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43:04,379 -- 00:43:07,877And waves are crazy.
996
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43:07,879 -- 00:43:10,278I mean, being controlled by
997
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43:10,280 -- 00:43:12,712the moon is totally nuts.
998
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43:12,714 -- 00:43:13,745That's nuts.
999
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43:13,747 -- 00:43:17,179But it's also, it's similar
1000
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43:17,181 -- 00:43:18,512to what you were saying,
1001
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43:18,514 -- 00:43:21,012in a way, because I feel like,
1002
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43:21,014 -- 00:43:24,3471003
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43:24,349 -- 00:43:25,347the ultimate life.
1004
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43:25,349 -- 00:43:27,246They get to just float around
1005
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43:27,248 -- 00:43:28,146and there's nowhere they
1006
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43:28,148 -- 00:43:30,014gotta be.
1007
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43:30,016 -- 00:43:30,980Yeah, but they gotta worry
1008
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43:30,982 -- 00:43:33,847about getting eaten by sharks.
1009
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43:33,849 -- 00:43:36,681I actually have a lot of
1010
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43:36,683 -- 00:43:39,048sympathy for sharks because if
1011
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43:39,050 -- 00:43:41,082they knew how much we villainize
1012
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43:41,084 -- 00:43:42,248them, they'd be like,
1013
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43:42,250 -- 00:43:44,682"dude, it is not my fault I was
1014
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43:44,684 -- 00:43:47,682born with giant teeth and have
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43:47,684 -- 00:43:49,516a giant appetite."
1016
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43:49,518 -- 00:43:51,6161017
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43:51,618 -- 00:43:53,350Sharks gotta eat.
1018
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43:53,352 -- 00:43:55,084You know, that's, like,
1019
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43:55,086 -- 00:43:57,451that's really beautiful to me.
1020
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43:57,453 -- 00:44:02,385That's life and... I am sounding
1021
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44:02,387 -- 00:44:04,0851022
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44:04,087 -- 00:44:05,719You're not.
1023
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44:05,721 -- 00:44:06,518You're not.
1024
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44:06,520 -- 00:44:09,418You're sounding very adorable
1025
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44:09,420 -- 00:44:11,453right now. Yeah.
1026
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44:11,455 -- 00:44:13,553- It's cool, I-- it's just cool
1027
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44:13,555 -- 00:44:16,020that you care so much about...
1028
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44:16,022 -- 00:44:17,153Something, you know?
1029
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44:17,155 -- 00:44:19,820Yeah?
1030
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44:21,255 -- 00:44:23,021Huh.
1031
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44:23,023 -- 00:44:25,088"Huh."
1032
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44:27,490 -- 00:44:28,488I should probably
1033
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44:28,490 -- 00:44:29,755get back to work.
1034
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44:29,757 -- 00:44:30,655Well, what time are you
1035
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44:30,657 -- 00:44:31,922getting off?
1036
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44:32,623 -- 00:44:35,589...Oh, my--
1037
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44:35,591 -- 00:44:37,356I just, I want to make sure
1038
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44:37,358 -- 00:44:38,289I'm not stepping over
1039
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44:38,291 -- 00:44:38,989any boundaries.
1040
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44:38,991 -- 00:44:40,023What boundaries?
1041
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44:40,025 -- 00:44:41,290Oh, you know.
1042
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44:41,292 -- 00:44:42,490You know boundaries.
1043
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44:42,492 -- 00:44:43,857Wait, are you sure?
1044
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44:43,859 -- 00:44:44,857Are you like, are you sure?
1045
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44:44,859 -- 00:44:45,857I want you to have sex
1046
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44:45,859 -- 00:44:47,257with me right now.
1047
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44:47,259 -- 00:44:48,5911048
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44:49,593 -- 00:44:51,658Hey, Sarah, I just mean,
1049
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44:51,660 -- 00:44:54,292I think you are so beautiful.
1050
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44:54,294 -- 00:44:55,525Take off your clothes!
1051
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44:55,527 -- 00:44:58,124Uh-oh.
Boner alert.
1052
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45:06,762 -- 00:45:08,760I'm, I'm poking you.
1053
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45:08,762 -- 00:45:12,561I like it.
1054
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45:12,563 -- 00:45:14,828Oh, I'm so glad that you
1055
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45:14,830 -- 00:45:17,161broke up with your ex-boyfriend.
1056
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45:17,163 -- 00:45:18,295Wait, that was not the right
1057
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45:18,297 -- 00:45:19,195thing to say right now.
1058
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45:19,197 -- 00:45:20,528It's okay
1059
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45:20,530 -- 00:45:23,995Me too.
1060
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