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1:35:01
I thought eventually...
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I got tremendous comfort in
the thought that, in my small way...

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I was waging a battle
against human misery...

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and I was too.
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Except we do have
a high percentage of failures.

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I guess that's to be expected...
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but it hurts me.
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Some reborns make a go of it.
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We're always working to find ways
to improve the system.

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Yeah, we make mistakes.
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The fact is, when our clients
first started coming back here...

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I wanted to chuck the whole thing,
but I couldn't.

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The organization
was pretty big by then.

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Now...
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board of directors,
on a profit-sharing basis.

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All those people.
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You've no idea what a financial
responsibility it turned into.

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Heck, we make mistakes,
but we admit them...

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and go forward.
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I won't see it in my lifetime...
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but some of the younger execs
like Ruby may.

1:36:01
You can call it
wishful thinking, son...

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but life is built on wishing.
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You've got to just keep
plugging away at them.

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You can't give up...
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and you can't let the mistakes
jeopardize the dream.

1:36:22
Well, here's your transportation.
1:36:25
- What?
- Surgery, sir.

1:36:26
- But I've got to talk to you.
- We're on a tight schedule. Please.

1:36:30
Why, I didn't expect so soon.
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It's efficiency.
You're lucky we got a match so quick.

1:36:36
Hop aboard, son. Up there.
1:36:39
The doctors are waiting.
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That's just so you won't fall off.
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But there's things we have
to talk about. I mean, my identity...

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We will later.
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Just relax, son.
Everything's going to be just fine.

1:36:56
The thing about doing it on my own.
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You see, it's so important...
choice.


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