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Half of Flint was now receiving
some form of government welfare.
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Meanwhile, Roger Smith
gave himself a $2,000,000 raise.
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GM lobbyist Tom Kay tried to explain.
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I don't understand your connection,
that by saying...
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because General Motors was born here,
it owes more to this community.
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- I don't agree with that.
- Why not?
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Because I just don't agree with it.
I believe it's a corporation.
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It's in business to make a profit.
It does what it has to do to make a profit.
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That's the nature of corporations
or companies.
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It's why people take their own money
and invest it in a business...
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so they can make money.
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It isn't to honor their hometown.
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What's going on here?
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They're evicting somebody from his home.
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I was just wondering.
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It turned out that the guy Deputy Fred
was evicting had gone to my high school.
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His name was James Bond.
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As if that hadn't
caused him enough grief...
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he was now being thrown out of his home.
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Where can I go to stay?
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We had five kids
at the place where I was this morning.
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And you went over there
and evicted them?
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- Set them out on the ground.
- Why is that?
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Because they didn't pay the rent.
You think I like this?
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I got other things to do.
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- You've been doing it a long time.
- It's a job.
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- What can I say? It's a job.
- It's a job.
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Somebody's got to do it.
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I feel sorry for the people that have kids.
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What will they grow up to?
What do they look forward to?
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- Lf I was a young man, I'd keep working.
- Look out there. It's nothing.
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- They got a bleak future.
- I know. I worked over there for 17 years.