How to Get Ahead in Advertising
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Does the authoritarian attitude
they took with him upset you?

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- No. He died before I was born.
- Do you sympathize with him?

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If I had been stuck in a trench
for years, I might do something stupid.

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- Like showing affection for an animal?
- He fucked one.

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- Shut up!
- Ask Barbara Simmons. He fucked her.

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Oh, my God. How could the boil have
known about my grandfather?

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That means
it can read my mind.

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No, Mr. Bagley,
it does not.

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We'll speak about that
in a moment...

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when we've had a look
at this boil.

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What you mean is you want
me to have a look at it. No.

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What would you say if I said
you don't want to look at it...

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because you're frightened
of what you might see?

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I'd say you'd be
absolutely right.

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Isn't that trying to pretend
it doesn't exist?

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Isn't that exactly what you're accusing
everyone else of doing?

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Now, we must reduce
this guilt in two ways.

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First. It must be physically
reduced with surgery.

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And secondly we must reduce
your punishing conscience...

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by refusing
to allow it to hide.

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Once we get it out into the open,
it'll be easier to fight.

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I'm certain by the time
your neck's healed,

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you'll be smiling at this problem
and be back at work.

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Never. No matter what you reduce,
I will never go back to advertising.

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Perhaps. But now...
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let's have a look
at this bully on your neck.

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Just look at it
in the mirror...

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and tell me what you see.
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Oh, God in heaven!
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It's grown a moustache!
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Oh, my God!

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