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and they said, "My son, that's my son."
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My father was a police chief in Austria...
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in a town called Graz.
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We had a very strict upbringing
because of him being with the police force.
:28:15
We had to be the perfect example.
:28:17
We couldn't do anything bad.
:28:19
And it was kind of an uptight
feeling at home because of it.
:28:25
I always felt like my place is America.
And when I was 10 years old...
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I only dreamed of coming
to America and being the greatest.
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And just being different
than everybody else.
:28:54
I never experienced anything like it.
:28:56
- Open your legs wide, Arnold.
- Open my...
:28:59
Get a little more power.
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- Open your legs a little more.
- Little bit to the right.
:29:04
Don't strain looking up at him.
:29:06
Just put your face, just hug him,
kind of sexy.
:29:10
Crush it, Arnold.
:29:12
Bend the exerciser.
:29:19
I thought you were strong.
:29:21
Put your legs behind his back a bit,
could you?
:29:24
Play with his hair a little.
:29:26
Sandy, why don't you get down lower...
:29:28
so that your head is down
closer to the floor.
:29:30
That's it, right.
:29:32
Okay, here we go.
:29:35
Good, hold.
:29:37
- You drink skim milk, don't you?
- No, I drink no milk.
:29:40
- You don't drink any milk at all?
- No milk.
:29:43
Milk is for babies.
:29:45
When you grow up, you have to drink beer.
:29:49
I was always dreaming about
very powerful people.
:29:53
Dictators and things like that.
:29:56
I was just always impressed
by people who could...
:29:59
be remembered for hundreds of years.