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''l must apologise to Miss McKay.''
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Don't you agree, when someone doesn't
keep an appointment, they should apologise?
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Yes. l think you're absolutely right.
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l think the least people could do
is to say they're sorry, or... something.
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So here l am.
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That's very sweet.
l thought so.
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l've often wondered about you.
And how you were.
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Did you really?
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Yes, really.
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Well, l've often thought about you too.
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Then you weren't angry
because l wasn't there?
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l mean, you must have been at first.
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Well...
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Yes, l was.
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At first l was furious.
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l said ''He can't do this to me.
Who does he think he is?''
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How long did you wait?
l mean, did you wait long?
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Well, let's... well, yes.
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Yes, l waited until about...
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Midnight.
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And then what did you do?
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Well, then l got really mad.
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You can imagine, standing up there on the...
Yes, in a thunderstorm.
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ln a thunderstorm?
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Then what did you say to yourself?
1:42:33
Then l said ''l'll go on home and get tight.''
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But you didn't do that.
Didn't l?
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No. Well, maybe just a little one,
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every hour, for about a month.
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Can you blame me?
l should say not.
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The least l could have done
was to have sent you a note.
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Perhaps, by the time you thought of it,
you didn't know where to reach me?
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But you swore that if you ever
saw me again, you'd ask.