Brubaker
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:26:02
Your company sold us
the policies...

:26:05
but that equipment
doesn't exist!

:26:08
What you have got,
Mr. Brubaker...

:26:11
is a poor attitude.
:26:13
I don't like you,
but that's beside the point.

:26:17
No, it's not.
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I'm telling you this
as a favor to Lillian Gray...

:26:23
who, for some reason,
believes in you.

:26:26
Do not come
marching in here...

:26:29
from wherever the hell
she found you...

:26:34
lecturing us about how
to treat our fellow man.

:26:38
We're here for free,
except you.

:26:40
We could be
other places.

:26:43
So could I.
:26:45
We all better eat
and calm down.

:27:03
Brubaker!
:27:05
How long do you think
you'll last...

:27:08
pulling stunts
like this?

:27:10
I'm sorry
I don't have...

:27:12
the right
answers for you.

:27:15
Then make some up.
:27:17
They will pull the plug
on this.

:27:21
If you're not
in the system...

:27:23
you can't change it.
:27:25
Let them think
they control you.

:27:28
The real obstacles
to prison reform...

:27:31
aren'tJohn Deach
or Senator Whatever.

:27:34
Hite.
:27:36
It's people
that just want...

:27:38
to say
the right thing...

:27:41
and get
nothing done.

:27:45
Everything you do
is right.

:27:46
Everything everybody else
does is absurd.

:27:49
I don't know
what's right or wrong.

:27:52
I'm interested
in what works.

:27:54
There's no way
to beat those guys.

:27:58
You can't toe the line.
It keeps changing.


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