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:40:01
Like I showed you.
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All right.
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What's a guy your age
doing here with these kids?

:40:12
I'm lookin' for the fountain
of middle age.

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What's your story?
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I'm setting the new record for
the most consecutive losses...

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by a diving coach
in this conference.

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Hey, remember,
hold that pike longer.

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- That your kid?
- Yeah.

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Who coached him in high school?
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Yours truly.
:40:31
So, where did you learn
how to dive?

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Atlantic City. The Steel Pier.
I was in the water show.

:40:37
I used to open
for the diving horse.

:40:38
You're kiddin'.
I'm from Jersey.

:40:40
I practically spent
my entire life on that pier.

:40:43
There was a guy,
did the most amazing dive...

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called the Triple Lindy.
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Hardest dive
I ever saw in my life.

:40:50
- Who was that guy?
- Yours truly.

:40:52
You're kiddin'.
:40:54
I don't joke about dives.
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Especially that one.
It almost killed me.

:40:57
Boy, you were somethin' else.
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Hey, can your kid do that dive?
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Nah, nobody can.
It's too dangerous.

:41:06
You know, he tried out
for the team last semester.

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He didn't do that good.
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Not that good, huh? Watch this.
:41:13
Jason, do the two and a half!
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Not bad.
:41:34
My main Melon.
Come on, man...

:41:36
there's a pep rally
for the football team.

:41:37
- Let's go. We're there.
- Whoa, wait. What is this?

:41:39
Me and Standish and Redding
are doing the anti-pep rally...

:41:43
to point out that a violent
ground acquisition game...

:41:45
such as football is, in fact...
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a crypto-fascist metaphor
for nuclear war.

:41:49
It sounds like
a lot of laughs...

:41:51
but I'm supposed
to meet my dad and study.

:41:52
He's supposed
to be here already.

:41:54
OK, well...
:41:56
if you change your mind, pal,
you know where I'll be.

:41:59
If I change my mind,
I'll seek psychiatric help.


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