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Thin and deformed individuals.
A taxi, please.

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Lopsided and warped, scrawny
and undernourished, overworked...

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Could I have a car for...
What's the address?

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Number 11, Brahegatan.
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For Dr Nilsson.
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Sunken chests,
eyes tired from reading, anaemia,

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even twisted sex lives...
I beg your pardon?

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Yes - Dr Nilsson.
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It's not that strange, really.
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There they sit on their bottoms,
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from eight in the morning
to four in the afternoon.

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And after that they have homework.
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Does that make any sense?
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Thank you so much.
1:00:53
The curriculum gets
more and more demanding.

1:00:56
The teachers become
narrow-minded specialists.

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Were the boys to learn all that's
demanded, they'd be in the asylum.

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But they're not that stupid,
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our young ones.
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They do their best, with the help
of a bit of trickery.

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That they still are
in such good trim,

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I attribute to
well-developed laziness.

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So you mean that
cheating and truancy are justified?

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Certainly not.
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But it's a crying shame
that boys should be driven to it

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to avoid exhaustion.
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- They should learn to behave.
- I agree.

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But I doubt today's methods
will allow that.

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Take good care of the boy.
Let him stay in bed for a day or two.

1:01:45
He looks like he's got the world's
problems on his shoulders.

1:01:52
Terribly hot, isn't it? Goodbye.

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