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I even slept with a lot of women.
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I was looking for a new entourage.
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It didn't work.
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So, I started screwing a lot of guys.
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That got me the entourage, all right.
They were all creeps.

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I thought the only thing won'thy of my
heart and soul was my writing.

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That's all I did.
If it wasn't my poetry, it was my diary.

1:00:28
My poetry finally got published,
and I bought this bookshop.

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Here I am.
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So, all's well that ends well.
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Well, actually, it's not the end of the story.
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I left out the most bizarre part
because I was...

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I was afraid that, being a man,
you wouldn't understand...

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just how affected a woman can be
by this kind of thing.

1:01:05
I got through the rape okay.
I might as well go for the whole enchilada.

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- Is that a joke?
- Yeah, it's a joke.

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Are you kidding me?
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See, this is what I'm talking about.
This is not funny to me.

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You come in the store...
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you have a degree of sensitivity, I think.
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That's the only reason I went out...
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with you in the first place...
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because you're a perfect stranger,
and a police person on top of that.

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- I must be crazy. Maybe...
- Maybe what?

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Look, Kathleen, just because a person
uses a few lines to lighten a subject...

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doesn't mean that subject is taken lightly,
does it?

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Does it?
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I guess not.
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I mean, I guess so.
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Okay. So now you were going to tell me
a story.

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I guess so.
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So sit down,
because I would really like to hear it.

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I really would. So...
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once upon a time...

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