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This is the wonderful view we have
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from the living room
and bedroom windows.
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It's really nice, because
how many people in New York
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can look out their window
and see this much space?
:28:32
Usually they're just looking
into the side of another building
:28:35
or into somebody else's window.
:28:37
This is the housing project
across the street.
:28:40
It's not nearly as nice
as the one we live in.
:28:42
This is our housing project, see?
:28:46
I don't like that one at all.
:28:47
This one is really pretty.
It's really modern.
:28:50
And the cement blocks,
all one color.
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We live on the sixth floor.
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Let's see, not counting
the big windows on the bottom,
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go up one, two, three,
:29:03
four, five, six,
:29:07
and over to the...
let's see...
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second and third window,
that's right.
:29:14
Let's see now, l...
:29:15
Um, this is my elevator.
:29:17
It's an automatic elevator,
so we don't need a doorman.
:29:22
And, um...
:29:24
- Oh. Hi, Gerrit.
- Hello, Mrs. Mitchell.
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This is a neighbor of mine.
Lives upstairs.
:29:33
And, um...
:29:35
Can you hold the door,
'cause I'm trying to take a...
:29:38
Um, thank you.
:29:40
What are you putting up there?
:29:42
- It's a poster.
- I think I'll come in and ride with you.
:29:50
What is that you're putting...?
:29:51
Are you allowed to put things up
in an elevator like that?
:29:54
I don't know.
:29:55
What is that?
Is that a naked girl?
:29:57
- Yep.
- My goodness.